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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBE R 29, 1978
~ "· "° tn.uen.-.•r ... •
For Missing Coast Girl
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• IDgh Sehool Grid Results l
• Pair Nabbed ID Mesa Deist ' '
• Valley Woman Bops Rapist
• 18 Indicted ht GS/l Fraud
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'Sid Mask Baadlts' Pontiff's Pastoral Life
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Mesa Suspects
In · 20 Heists?
Reign:
34 Days
Considered Key
VATICAN ClTY fAPl -Five Ca tholic C hurc h a nd the
Italian cardfoals. ranging in age dominance of non-H a ll a n
from 57 lo 75, were mentioned c<1rdinals. a foreign pope might
Two men charged with the
robbery or a Costa Mesa shoe
store may be linked to nearly 20
Orange County robberies in
which masked bandits used a
sawed-0ff rifle and a revolver to
pufl orr the heists, Costa Mesa
investigators said today
In custody today on suspicion
or armed robbery are Samuel .
Borunda, 32, of Garden Grove
and 25-year-0ld Jesus Cas,sanova
of Santa Ana. Both are being
heJd al Orange County J ail with
High School
Grid Scores
Thursdity nig ht saw
more football action for
some Orange Coast high
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sco res. For detaiTs. see
today's spo rts section
?ages B6 and 87. ' ,,
Los Amigos 16
University O
Santa Ana 13
Ocean View 6
Rim of World 33
Laguna Hills O
v A T I CAN CITY c AP l _ Pope today as possible s uccessors .to put a n end to the four-century
bail set at$2S,000each. John Paul 1. the humbl<? "little Pope John Paul I. ' I talian domination of the
The men were arrested by man .. elected "J>Onliff of the Vatican observers expect the papacy.
Santa Ana police early Wednes· Roman Catholic Church just 34 College of Cardinals to tum to But. m 20 days of pre-conclave
day following the robbery or a days ago. died or a heart attack anothc-' Italian with stro ng dcliberalion!i after the death or
Kinney Shoe Store on Harbor in his bed late Thursday. The pastorat-experience, as 1t did in Paul VI, a consensus developed
Boule\'ard in Costa Mesa Tues· 65-year-old pope's reign was one e lecting Cardinal Albino Lu-re portedly with th e concur-
day afternoon. or the briefest in hi s tory but his ciani. patriarch of Venice, as rcncc of foreign cardinals -
In the robbery two shoe store warmth and good humor had Pope John Paul r on Aug. 26 that the next pope should again
employees were tied up and six nonetheless endeared him to T hose me ntioned inc luded be an Italian, but r ich in
customers were herded into a millions. Cardinal Salvatore Pa ppalardo. p a s t o r a I • r at her than ,.
bathroom before the bandits An 0 r r i c i a I vat i ca n SOUGHT BY PSYCHIC 60, a r chbishop of P alermo, $ici-bureaucratic, experience. ~
escaped in a car stolen from one a nnouncement said John Paul, Valeena Miiier, 5 ly; Cardinal Corrado ,U rs~1 70, Ursi and Si rt were reported by
of the employees. There were no who had a history or health a rchbishop of Naples; Ca\amal the ltalian press as ha ving been \
injuries. problems, died at about 11 p.m. G i o v a rt n4i Co I o m b o, · 7 5, under consideration a long with ~
Wa llets and purse s or" the T hursday <2 p.m. PDT> while Mi.ssing Girl Lucia na before thl' conclave set-
c us tomers were take n along reading the 15th-century book of APPLAUSE GREETED tied on the patraach of Ve nice on
with $400 in cash from the s t.ore. meditations "The Imitation of LAST AUDIENCE -A4 the fi rst day or voling.
The link with other county rob-Christ." T D --.. So ht The archbishorls of Naples and
beries this year is based on In death he still had his usual .I. 0 ~ lfgi. a rchbishop of Milan . Cardinal Genoa a re again eons idered ·
general descriptions or the ski smile. said a senior cardinal. Giuseppe Siri, 72, archbishop of among the leading "papabili,"
ma sked bandits and fiow they The body was discovered this By p hie? Genoa, and Cardinal Giovanna or possible popel>. S ir1 , a
operate, poUce said. The use of a morning at about 5:30 by his SYC • Benelli, 57, arc hbis hop of ca rdinal for 25 years. carries a
sawed-off rifle and a revolver private ~retary. the Rev. John Florence. corn,~rvat1ve la~I While Urs1 is
has .been a common factor, in· Ma gee. By RAYMOND ESTRADA JI But, observers pointed out. considered a m1ddle ·of·the-road
vest1gators said. "Since he had · failed to see 0t1•0..1,P11o1sc..1t · frontrunners often lose out -as moderat~. . I
Santa Ana P.Olic!_sattL~Y ~e-~~im.._ W)·~e c1l~~!.~ .. M<~,r.:::~ ~~'4~~,(~-;i!'.j~~~·~·~~~ v·,,.-__ .wlle11~~~~~l>ii.lld.._~C\n-.e>l'..:.... •. ~-i~~~·flm"tfi'~~tlr"ilnft."·:r-~tt· CJ' dn'S~Actig1rl ls a 'sk'Yln);atlfie"Vatacan: 'fle ,..~ · flM'~·'fNW"""·.-;;
the two men we re arrested he found him dead in the bed have called upon an Anaheim who e nt.ers the conlave as a fSee ITAUAN, Page AZ)
about 4:30 a.~. Wednesday. with the light on a s with a woman who claims she can use pope, leaves as a cardinal."
person who had been re ading," her psychic powers to locate the Luciani was seldom men·
QlJIZ FOCVSES
ON COUNTY
T est how m uc h you know
about Orangt> County with a quiz
on Featuring, Page Bl.
the announcement s aid. child. tioned as a possible successor to
A doctor was immediately Police and FBI agents have Pope Paul. Many expected the
summoned, and attributed death found no trace o f Valeena new pope to emerge from the
to "ac ut e myoca rdi al M a ri s ka Mille r wh o was r a nks or the experie n ced
infarction." Monsignor Canisio abduc ted .July 31 from her cardinals in the c uria, the
van L1ercte, the pope's vicar for g randpare nts· hom e in church's central administration.
Vatican City, blessed the body. Huntlng1on Beach. Some even predicted that, con·
"Providence took him away Police belie ve Va leena's sideriftg the universality or th1•
from us so suddenly." said Carlo natural mother, Carn all a Miller . 700-millio~ m e mbe r Roman
<See POPE, Page AZ> 25. took t he gi r l from the
g randpare nts and legal
Weatb :i.r
18 Face GSA Fraud Rap
guardians. Kenneth and Juanita
Moore.
Mrs. Moore said t-Oday she has
asked a psychic known only as
"Rose'' to aid in 1.he search for
the little Rirl, a child beauty
queen .
Coast Woman
Foils Rapist
A 24-year-0ld Fountain Valley
woman warded off a would-be
rapis t by striking him with a
nashlh~ht during a pred awn at·
tack in her upstairs apartment,
police reported.
Cle aring by mid-day
Satu r d ay and coole r .
Hi ghs Saturday ranging
from low to m irt-70s at
beaches to 85 inland. Low~
tomghl in mid·60s.
INSIDE TODAY
• BALTIMORE <AP) -A
s pecial rederal grand jury in·
dieted 18 persons today in an in·
ves tigation or a lleged fraud
within the General Services Ad·
ministration. the federal govern-
ment's ch.ief landlord and sup·
plier. •
tnvolved. Sources earlier this
year estimated thot losses in the
Washington region could be as
much $9.4 million annually, or
one· fourth o r the s upplies
purchased by the stores each
ypr.
GSA Special Counsel Vincent
It was the first indictment re-Alto has said that the GSA case
tu r n e d in a m u 1 t I -c it y may be the biggest money scan·
inveMigation into a lleged fraud, dal In federal history.
extortion, rigged contracts and Each of the 18 persons was
payoffs involving the $S billion-charged with a single count of
a-year agency. · eonspiracy t.odefraud the United
ll was not immediately known States.
bow much money was allegedly The defendants Include 12 per.
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cent and former managers and
acting managers or self-service
stores within the OSA's Region
III, which includes Maryland,
Virginia, Delaware. the District
of Columbia and Pennsylvania
In addition to the past and pre·
sent GSA employees, those in·
dieted included the president or
a Maryland firm which sold ad·
mlnistrative and industrial sup-
plies a nd goods to the GSA
Federal Supply Service.
Four others indiNed were
e mployees or various olher
federal agencies, Including the
Department of Justice
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"We don't ha ve anything else
to work on and we're reaching
for anything that might help,"
said Mrs. Moore on her decision
to bring in the psycftic.
Authorities have searched
co mmune s ii\ So uthe rn
California and as far away as
Tennessee in an effort lo find the
mother and child.
The Anaheim psychic said she
has worked anonymous ly with
Oran1ee County in cases like this
before
"l will need a · cture of the
child and a .(.avorhe toy." sald cs.e PSYCIDC, P11e A2)
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The woman awoke and found a
m an in his 20's crouched next to
he r bed al 5.45 a .m . She grabbed
her flashlight and struck him .
The m an Oed on foot from the
apartments near the corner of
Slater Avenue and Ward Street,
said police Lt. Curl Lawrence
The woman was unhurt The
foiled rapist Is still at large
PoUee believe the man climbed
a trellis and through a window
left open due to Thursday's heat.
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to gain /rom Clll aerospace
boom. but still faces stron~
F:uropean competttaan. See
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.t2 DAILY PILQ!__.§_ f-ruiay, S.ptemt>er '9 1918
R ail Pickets Upped
By Striking Clerks
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·~···----HEART ATTACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Pontiff Shown on Sept. 3, Day of His Installation
Fro '" Page A l
POPE DIES ••.
<'on I <tlonit:ri. the 85· year-old
1kan of tht' Colle.i.:e of Cardinals.
• We arc all wath our eyes turned
uµwa rd wondering about the
inst·rutable designs or God."
My noon. the body of the
c hurc h's 26:Jrd pontiff lay in
sta te in the Vati ca n 's
Clementine Jla ll. just a few
room ' awa\ from the bedroom
whP11· hl· dtt>d. A steady stream
ol Pl'Ol)lc. from cardinal!> and
pol1l11'(tl leaders to foreign
l1111r"1' a nd hou!>ewives . filed
~""' ·1 h ,. h o d ~ I a y o n a
\ 1•1\ l't <11 a1wc1 bier, dres!>t•d tn a
whit.-cmbrn1dcred ankle-length
robl· .ind a red c·hal>uble. a white
m1t n· nn h1-. ht•ao and a pastornl
:-.1,tlf 1 t•,lt•d .1l1111g!>1de the body
111, hand' \\t•rt· cla::.p1•d together
holding '' rn!>;1ry. Behind the
hwr stood '' tall crucifi x.
captured tht· 1maginat1on of his
church and of lht• world."
In the north llaltan mountain
ha mle t whe re the pope was
born. the 30 villagers attending
morning Mass burs t into tears
when the pari s h priest
i nterrupted the service to
announce the news.
Confa lo ni cri said i n an
interview: .. He lay in his bed,
with the face s lightly reclined on
the right. with his usual smile. I
prayed . kissed his ha nd. then
went to the pa pal chapel lo say
Mass.··
Vatican sources s a id that
before retjring to his bedroom
Thursday ni g ht, J ohn Paul
learned about the fatal shooting
of a Communi st youth that
evening in a right-wing ambush
in Rome.
''They kill each othe r even
a mong young p eopl e,., he
unt ii winning guarantees the
strikers would not be puniahed
by ruilroad employers
"I( I gl•t the protection
lh1ough thl· ('OUrt . I will gel
them back as quickly as possi·
IJli.'. · · :.aid Kroll
Thl' uruon l'h1ef suggested that
.1::. a muller of "true {a1rness
.md ~venhandedness, Congress
might con~1dcr s e1z1ng the
ru1lroacb for the United States
government ror the duration of
the dispute, as well as ordering
workers back t.o their jobs.··
More than 300.000 rail workers
"'ere off the JOb, declining t.o
1• r o :. s p 1 c k e l I i n e s o f t h e
Brotherhood of Railway and
Airline Clerks.
The industry s aid the ex·
panded picketing would dis rupt
every major r ail carrier in the
country, inconveniencing and
som c limes s tr'andlng com:
muters. tying up s hipments of
food. cars. coal a nd other ·vital
freight and forcing scattered
l ayoffs b ecause of parts -
shipment cutoffs . At least 42
states were affected.
U.S. District Judge .Aubrey
R obinson broke off his post-
midntght hearing on an industry
request that he enforce Carter·s
back ·to-work order. s aying
"I'm not going to issue a tem-
porary restraining order at this
m oment. " and adding that he
w as f a r fro m s ure h e had
JUrtsdiction in the m atter.
However, he scheduled an af-
ternoon session today to bear
fina I ar~um ents on the in-dustry•s request for a perma-
ne nt injunction to make the
strikers obey Carter 's order and
the union's request for protec-
tions from reprisaJs .
The president's authority un·
de r the National Railway Labor
Act is clouded from a legal
sta ndpoint because the law was
writte n and has been used
generally to prevent rai I strikes
rather than to end them once
they had begun. Both union and
industry lawyers were in court
trying to determine the authori·
ty of Carter's order.
The strike grew dramatically
three days ago when 4.600 BRAC
members, who have been seek-
ing additional job security, ex·
panded their 2'h -month walkout
a ga inst Norfolk & Western
Railway t.o 43 other major lines
that had contributed to a mutual
aid fund helping N&W weather
the strike.
On Thurs day. however . as
Carter was announcing his
back-to-work order under the
fe d e ral l aw 's e m ergen cy
provisions. the union stepped up
its picketing to include all 73
carriers. whic h have been
contributing a total of $800.000 a
day to N&W
The ~·lb of the l'hurches of
Romt• tollt:d in unison at noon in
mourning Some faithful knelt in
St P1'1t•1"-. Squan: and prayed.
reportedly commented in what Bandit Hits m ay have been his last words. __ _
As it did after 80-year-old
Pope Paul VI died on Aug. 6. Mt'l>l>agt'l> of (·onrtolence began also of a heart atlack. the
fl owing tn almost 1mmed1ately c hurc h mac h inery or papal
from around t he world. The s uccession immediately went
It alian govPrnmen t d eclared into motion . The V a ti c an ·~
Restaurant~
$1,000 Taken n.1lt0nal mourning !>ec r etar y of s tate, French
: In Wa:.h1ngton , President Cardinal Jean Villot. who takes A lone bandit, armed with a ~ C <1 rtt•r •~!>Ut·d a s tate ment over church leadership during 22-caliber revolver . took Sl,000 ~ l'Xpn·~-.mg ''deep sadne~s " and the interregnum, ordered that from Coco's Restaurant near the
•: :-.Jy111g. ··1n the brie f weeks of the 112 cardinal-electors around Orange County Airport shortly
-. .ht:. ret&:ll. Pope John P aul t he. w.orldtravel back to Rome to a fter midnight this morning.
:: prepare for the selection of the Newp<>rt Beach police ~aid the
;: ir:'_.111 P a-A I 264th pope. s tickup occ urred a fte r th'e
' ...... ,,-U nder c hurch law, t h e res ta urant at 4647 MacArthur
;. conclave of cardinals must meet Blvd. had closed and e m plo.vees ~ PSYCHIC between the 15th and the 20th were cleaning up.
:: • • • day a fter the pope's death. The The robber .. whose fac~ was ~ Ro'l' . Vatican said all cardinals In c~vered by a s ki mask. c.ornered a
;:: ·'-T he toy mu!>t he handled Rom e would meet S aturday di s hwa s h e r .outsid e th.e
O••h Pllol Shit P"°lo
Fight, Fight, Fight
University High School chet!rleader Deb·
bic Grattan ll·ads a n enthus iastic cheer
for lhe TroJan supporters at Thursday's
g;,1ml· Oe~p1H• fJ11bb1 L·'..; and the team·.., ef·
forts. l'rn vcr~1 I ) fell lo Lo~ Amtgo::. High
St'hool Hi-0.
Most of Working
Mollls Like Jobs
N t-:w YORK <AP • More than half of all women w1lh
children uodcr lK an· ·in_thl' labor force and a study tnd1cales that
the m UJOrtly of them like their Jorn. and plan to keep workmg until
retire m ent.
The survey by thl· A.C. Nielsen Co. also round. however that
working mothers are cvenJ y split about whether they view their oc
cupations as a career or "just a job."
T HE NIELSEN CO .. wtnCH CONDUCTED the ~tudy on
behalf of a fas t food c hain, based its findings on telephone tn
terviews and follow-up questionnaires in volving a sample of 508
working mothers .
For purposes of the survey. working mothers were defined as·
metrncd womt•n, 25 to 49, with hus bands employed on a full hmc
basis ;;ind living ul homt• and with children under 18 abo laving al
hom l· To qualify. the women had to be employed outside the
home
Labor Department statistics show that there arl' almost JO :l
million women with children under 18 Of these, 16. I malhon or 53
percent are e mployed. Wage -earning mothers represent 44 percent
of a ll women workers.
The Nielsen study concluded "The working mother appears to
be satisfied with her dual role. Few working m others feel that
their husband or children suffer as a result of their working In
fact. both husband and chil<fren typically sha re in the housework
-or don't care if at gets done "
Among the s urvey ftndings .
-NINETY-SEVJ';N PERCENT OF lhose questioned said th~y
lak ed lhear work and 55 percent said they would keep on t he JOb un
t1l retirement. Half said they considered their work as "Just a Job"
and half described it as a career.
Money is lhe m am reason for working forty percent or the·
working mothers said they had JObs because they net:dcd the
money. 20 percent !>aid they worked because their earrungs al-
lowed the fa mily extra luxuries, and 4 percent said they were sav
mg for a maJOr purchase Others said they worked for personal
fulfillment. lo keep from bcmg bored or bel'ause they had always
planned a caree r.
-Working mothers arc mo~t likely to hold service or clerical
1obs. H<ilf of those• survc•yed said their occupation fell into this
category. T wenty percl·nl of the women questioneCl .described their
.iobs as professional. 16 percent said ~hey were in the sales or
m anagerial categor:y, 13 percent said they we re blue collar
workers and I percent refused to say what they did.
-SIXTY-TWO PERCENT OF THE working mothers earn un-
de r $10.000 a year and only two percent earn more than $20,000 a n
nua ll y . The women's earnings are highest in the ~ales and
mana~enal category. wbere fi ve percent of those questioned said
they earned $20.000 or more a vear.
Eighty-eight percent o( those surveyed said they wre proud
of being working mothers Seventeen percent or less than one-fifth
or those questioned ~aid they felt their children were slighted
because of their work
Working mothers generally say they get support from their
families Eighty four J)i?rcent said their husbands were interested
in their work. At the same lime. most of the working mothers 85
percent said they felt that women who worked have more de·
mands on Lhe1r t1ml' than men with a job.
Candid Slwts
Embarrass
Anclwrman
N~W YORK <AP1 Jack
('u rr~rl y. ac anchorm:in al
WN nc TV. W<.I!• t'aUght unawan·
. when tht: l'amPra picked him up
as he waited for a cue to d<' J
one minute news update
Voices could be heard in tht'
baC'kg round as Cafferty. not
kno wing thousands of Ne w
Yorkers were· watchmg Thurs-
day night. sat patiently.
~h' patted his hair ant.o ph.1l·1•
a nd fiddled with a pen.
Ftnall}, ht· "f)()kt•.
"I wondc·r ho\\ muct-yol: havt
to pa} tor a Hu rc.·r K •ri1!
franchisl•'' .. hl said to no onl 1n
particular
Someonl' who cou!d not bl·
he<11 d apparently. a :-.ked him 111
repl·at lhe question.
Pen now in mouth. Caffert v
again a!>ked. "How much you
have to pay for a Burger King franchise.,··
The ::.t'rl't'n Wl'nt blank.
An Js!>1gnment t!d1tor contacl-
l'd ..at tht· s tation s~11d lhe un
1>lanned mtcr1udc was a .. human
t•rror
Cafferty later apologized fo r
the inl'idenl on tht s tation's late
t'\ enm.e report and blame~ tht-
m1,hap on J computer faiiurc
Newton J ury
Trying Again
OAKLAND t1\P1 A 1urv
that has f;.ull'Cl to reacll ~ verdH·t
on a ~sault t'hdrges a~a an:--1
Rlat•k Panther lead er Huey
Newton has been ordered by ;.
JUd,l!e to try aga1r> today .
JudgP .Joseph Kar esh ordered
t he s C'vcn mi.tr . five woman
panel sequeste red overnight a1
:rn und1sclO!><'d hote l before they
begin lhl'lr fifth day or delibera
lions
Tht" JUry announced agree
ment Wcdn~av of a verdict on
gun ~:;t>SS1on 'charges a.gainst
Nl'wton but "atd ii was de
adlol'ked or~ the charge that
Newton p1slul wh1p~d his tailor.
Pn·,ton C:.alltns, 1n 197.i . The·
verd1<:l was not d1::.closed.
~~genll so thut the vibrations are morning lo discuss pla_n~. rcs.taurant. Holding the gun toh1s • . 1oo,......_"~-~ ·..z .. -.-:· ... ,,a~~°"'....,,.~~"'~~ ~d...JhA ~'\u~~ rou:ed ~bQ .. , .. '6n,,:Y. ~ 1
• i. ' . ~~ • ~. ~ ·,.~h ... ·~c:rrai'nai""ATb1 ~o'·f.irera11r m~:c.~in1ft~-e ~~tWttJ~·fri'e ""· •.r.c~ ..._ rs. oore sa1 she might 1 lh ra«taurant
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~ g1vt• llo'e some of \.uleena's Ve nice as pope ast m on -. , .
':: beauty t'<>ntest trophies Vah~ena s urprised Vatica n. o.bscrve~s. On<;e 1µs1de~ the ~and1t her~~d
' wa' namt..'<I Mi ss La Pl•tite in a who believed the hkely choice all th~ employees into the office
N1·wport. Beach pa~cant earlier was among a doze n m o re and had the man~ger open the
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lhas year. pr 0 mine n t card in a Is. So noohr sadre. ft"?tf!l wt h1ch he toob k the
Thl' Moores abo are offering a s pecul a tion today about a cas an pu '.'" oapaper ag.
$1 .000 reward for information s uccessor to J ohn Paul was Before leaving._ the TObber had
k:ichnl-! l11 th(• m1s~mg child pre{tictably subdued . the e mployees he on the ~oor
·Sht• !> our whole ltfe ... said * * * and remove d the mouthpiece
thi• j.!randfather. from the .t~lephooe .
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m ask. reported the victims. the
sus pect wore leather gloves. ITALIAN •••
been influential in swinging the
con c la ve t o Lucian i , but,
a lthough he has both curial and
pastoraJ experience, he may be
judged too young for the time
being. He, too, is taken as a con-
servative.
.. If the cardina l e lectors want-
ed a past.oral pope from Italy on-
ly five weeks ago, there s hould
be no reason for them to change
in s uch a short lime, .. a Vatican
observer commented.
tr the previous criteria of an
Italian and a past.or holds, that
would work agains t Curia
cardinals who were considered
among top contenders to suc-
ceed Pope Paul V1 -Sergio
PlgnedoH, Seb astiano Ba11io
and Pericle Felici.
Some o f the non-Italian
cardi~l!...Pr~iouslY CQDSl~er~l
p.9p&, ~ _. _. *',;tu.A,,,.-..: leU ,, I
Villot, Fre nch be'ad of the
Vatican bureaucracy and the
church 's interim administrator,
Argentine Eduardo Plronlo and
Outc h Primate J oh annes
Wlllebrands.
Pope Reign
Not Slwrtest
VATICAN CITY <AP} -
At least six or the 263
popes of th e R o man
Catholk Churc h h ad
shorter reigns than Pope
John Paul I. who died
Thursday in the 34th day
of his papacy.
Pope Stephen IT died
three days after his elec-
tion in 752. Both Marcellus
II. In lSSS. and Urban Vll,
In 15 90. had 13-day
papacies. Boniface VI was
pope for 15 days In 896
.""hll~.vi.~~.-. ff, ffD'fs 'in ~f~an<f Theo<tore
ti 20daysin897
The longest papacy was
th•l or Pius IX. who re·
igned for 32 years begin-
ning an l846
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Five Italians Likely Pope Successor~
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VATICAN t'ITV tt\P I f'l\lt•
Hahsn card)nalb, r naina 1n iaat.·
from S7 to 75, ~,·n· m1•nt1on1-d
tod )' po!\Stblt> SU('C't''llo4>~ to
Popt-Joon Paul I
V&hC'tm ob.\t'nl'r., c p..•c.-1 lht>
C'ollegv o( (.')1rd1nul~ to tum to
nother ltttl1nn 'A t lh 'lrt>n5"
s•u tor<1l <'"'Pt'f'lt'n1·t' "' 11 1l1d lrt
t"h•l't1nfll (·nrdin.11 Albino tu
c.-11tnl, patr111rC'h l)f Vt•nu·e. a~
Pupo John Paul I (m Au6t 2()
* • •
T hoi.t• m ·nt 1onl·d 1 ncludcd
Cardlnul St1lv11ton· P11pp1.1l1.1rdo.
tlO, .1rehblRhoJ> of Pnlcrmo, S1c1
I . Cimlmnl Corrado Ural. 70,
.ir<"hb1!thop of N1wh·'· C1.1rd1nal
(i1 11va n111 ('olombo , 7S .
:111·hh1 i.hop of Mtl<Jfl , (.;urdmul
<';1uM1p1>4• Sin 72, 11rc•hb1,ho11 Of
Geno<£ .ind c .. rdan.il G10vcrnn1
lh·nt•ll1 . !>7, urchbabhop of
Fh-1rt>nt t•
Hut ob .. t>rh·r-. pointed out.
• • •
frontrunnt'n.; oft en lol'ie out -as
in the last papal election. There
Ill 1t ll<tylng at the Vatican : "He
APPLAUSE GREETED
LAST AUDIENCE -A4
who c ntt-rs the conlave as a
pope, leaves as a cardina l."
Luciana was seldom me n
t1ont-d ab a possible successor to
Pu1,.1~ PauJ M<iny expected the
* * *
ne w pope Lo emerge from tht!
ranks o f the experie n ced
cardina ls in the c uria, the
church's central administration.
Some even predicted that, con·
sidering the universality of the
700·m ilho n member Ro m a n
Cath o lic Ch u rch and the
d ominan ce of non-Italian
cardina ls. a foreign pope m ight
put a n end to the rour·century
Italian domination o f the
* * *
pa pacy.
But, in 20 days of pre·conclavt
deliberations a fter the death of
Paul Vl. a consensus developed
-r eportedly with the concur·
rence of foreign cardinals
that the next pope should again
b e an Ita lian , b ut rach in
pa s toral , r a th e r than
bureaucratic, experience.
Ursi and Siri were reported by
the Ita lian press as having been
* * ...
under consideration a long with
Luciani before the conclave set-
tled on the patriach of Venice on
the first day or votm~
The archbishops of Naples and
Genoa a r e clgaan cons idered
among the lead mg ··papabih. ··
or possi ble popes. Sa ri. t4
cardinal for 25 years. carries a
conservative l<Abel while Ursi is
considered a middle·of·the·road
moderate.
* • *
ohn Pa I • 1es at
18 Cited • ID Fraud Vatican
Shaken
First GSA Raps Surf ace in Probe By Death
BALTIMORE CAP ) A
special federal ~rand Jury in·
dieted 18 persons today in an in·
vestigatio n of a lleged fraud
within the Gene ra l Services Ad·
minis tration. the fede ral govern-
ment 's cruer landlord and s up-
plier
It was the first indictme nt re-
turn e d in a multi -c ity
investigation into a lleged fraud,
extortion, rigged contracts and
payoffs involving the $5 billio n·
a· year agency.
It was not immediately known
how much money was allegedly
involved. Sources earlier this
year estimated that losses in the
Washington region could be as
muc h $9.4 million annua lly, or
on e -fourth or the s upplies
purchased by the stores each
year.
GSA Special Counsel Vincent
Alto has said that the GSA case
may be the biggest money scan-
dal in federal history.
Each of the 18 persons was
U fJert arian A dded
Senate Candidates'
SholV N 0"7 a Trio
John Scllmitz a nd Ron
Cordova again thre w verbat
punches at each othe r in the ir
fifth political debate Thursday.
The big~est change in their road
s h o w wa s the add ition of
Libertarian Party candidate
David ik'rgland
The three candidat es for the
36th State Senate seat to be
vacat e d b y Newpo rt Beach
Republican Dennis Carpenter
met before 95 Saddleback VaJley
Chamber or Commerce mem-
bers and gucsLo; al the Mission
Viejo Country Club.
Republican Schmilz scor ed
points before the businessmen's
~roup early an the debate by
marking Dem ocr at Cordova,
74th district assemblym an. as a
recipient of campaign donations
from organized labor.
o.11, l"li.t SUH ,,_,
NEW FACE IN RACE
Candidate Bergland
· · 1 get my money from busi-
ness groups a nd free enterprise
groups," Schmitz said. "Ron
Cordova has been heavily sup·
ported by the United Teachers of
bos Angeles and the Californla
Federation of Teachers. both
groups which advocate teachers'
strikes and busing "
Sc hmi tz a Is o sa id h Is He suggested that local gov·
Democratic opponent is backed ernments be given three percent
heavily by the Committee on of the s ix percent state sales lax
Political Education (COPE), an instead of the current 1.25 per-
a rm of the AFL·CIO. cent.
Cordova ignored the punch Bergl~d. kept off the rostrum
·'and Jil~~~lti~ Jl~fayie...~~t prev..!~.11~ s po!1sors of the '1'rdml~1ni-rt01~frltl~7.~;r~~ . .......__~~~· .. ~
distribution of taxes and saying opened b¥ cla1.mang that. vote rs
that preservation of "local for the first lame have an OP·
a utonomy'' 1s the m ost impor· portunity for "a true alternative
t ant issue facing legislators in candidate ...
the post.Jarvis era. <See SENATE, Paice A2)
Pie H1•rled
Vndaunted Jarois Carries On
PORTLAND, Ore fAPl -
California t ax·re\lolt leader
Howard Jarvis was struck in the
face with a pie by an unknown
a ssailant today while addressing
a confe re n ce of n e w s paper
editors
"Don't worry folks, it doesn't
bother me a bit," Jarvis told
The Associated Press Managing
Editors Associat.ion m eeting.
The assailant, 8 young man
wearing a suit, das hed out the
door after heaving the pie. A
h otel o fficial said the ma n
escaped throu,rh a s ide door
leading lo the street.
J a r vis , co -aut h or o f
Ca llfornla 's Proposition 13 in
June, wu a member of a panel
II
(
di sc u ssing t ax limitation
measures.
He wiped the remains of what
appeared to be a le mon mer·
ingue pie from hi s hair a nd
glasses and continued his ad·
dress t o the severa l hundred
editors.
Asked later what flavor it was,
Jarvis said, "I don't know. I
didn't taste it."
QUIZ FOCUSES
ON COUNTY
Tes t how much you know
about Orange County with a quit
on Featurina. r:1Re Rl
••
charged with a single count or
conspiracy Lo defraud the United
States.
The defendants include 12 per·
cent a nd former managers and
acting managers or self.service
s tores within the GSA 's Region
ti I. which includes Maryland,
Vir g inia, Delaware. the District
or Columbia a nd Pennsylvania.
ln addition to the past a nd pre·
sent GSA employees. those in·
die ted included the president of
<See GSA. PaJ(e A2)
Mesa Nude
Held on
Sex Rap
A mooel a t a nude photo.
g ra phy studio in Costa Mesa was
a rrested by undercover police
Thursday after s he allegedly of·
fered to engage in a sexual act
for an extra fee. vice officers
s aid today
T aken into custody on suspi-
cion of solicitation of prostitu·
lion was Paula Laurie Kelley
who listed her address as 583 W.
19th S t.. t he location of the
S unshine Studio.
The 25·year ·old mode l was
take n lo Orange County Jail
where bail was set at $500.
Costa Mesa police Sgt. Gary
Webster sa1ci today she was ar-
rested about ri ve minutes after a
police undercover officer paid
$17 for a 15·mioute nude photo
st:ssion
Thursday 's 5:30 p.m. arrest
was the second at the studio
~ancc it opened last spring.
Residents of the area have
raised questions about the
operation and the city is at·
te mpting lo s hut the studio
down . contcndlng thc:it-ih>pened-
without a required conditional
use permit
City Attorney Robert Cam -
pagna has been directed by the
City Council to seek a pre.
liminary injunction in Orange
<See A.RREST, Page A2>
Al"~
HEART ATTACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Pontfff Shown on Sept. 3, Day of Hf• lnetaltetlon -.
'De was Kind'
Child Touched by John Paul I
VATICAN CITY CAPI A
s tunned Roman Catholic
Church. suddenly bereft of its
new leader by the · 'inscruta blt:
designs of God." mourned today
the death of Pope John Paul I.
the humble laborer's son whose
brief but c h ee rful rei g n
heartened millions throughout
the world.
The 65-year-old pontiff was
found dead in h is be d lhi:;
morning. stricken by a heart
att ack at ll p.m . the night
before. The light was on. an
opened book of m~ditations lay
n earby and, s aid " senior
cardinal. rus face still bore "his
usua l smile "
John Paul reigned as pontiff of
the 700·milllon·member church •
for j ust 34 days. the s hortest
pontificate in modern history
"Providence took him away
from us so suddenly." said Carlo
Confalonjen . 8S·year·old d ean of
the College of Cardinals . "We
ar e a ll with our eyes turned
upward wondering about the
inscrutable designs of God."
Lo ng -time friends of the
pontiff. who had a histo ry of
frail health, said J ohn Paul m:.y
havt! worked himself to death
.. Evidently of la te he had lo
undergo cfforL'i and tens ions that
ROME <AP) One of the "I was very happy." Daniele he rnobably could not phys ically
Roma ns most closely touched to-said. "I thought he would last stand, .. sa id the Rev Ma rio
day by the death or Pope John long because he would h<Ave Senigagli a. secreta ry to the pope
Paul I was 9-year-old Da niele made a good pope. Ht: was s im when he was Cardinal Albino
Bravo. who nustered the pontiff patico. kind. He s miled a ll the Luciani of Venice ---
in a n impromptu dialogue Wed · time. he was happy all the time "Possibly the burden was too
nesday before 17,000 people. "Then, he spoke in a way that much to bear for the new pope,"
"Mother told me before going also we liUle children were abl<' commented Vienna's Cardinal
to school that the pope was de· lo understand even if it was "' Fr<inz Koenig upon learning the
ad," the boy said in an in· grown up." new!)
le r vit•w "I was very sorry As it did only 54 days ago in
beeause when I saw him he was * * * the dea th or 80-year old Po1>4:
very well " M S Paul Vl , <il so or a heart
Daniele. a fifth-gr ader. at· Ourning el attack. t he l·h urch s et into
tended the pope's weekly public motion an ancient mourning Mtc
audience a long with his class and the process or choosing it"
and a teacher He recounted : In Diocese 264th s piritual leadt•r The-
"The pope ma de a s peech. conclave of cardinals to elect a
Then he said that unless he was successor must open within 20
wrong-ther~was ~ fifth grade Of Orange da.¥s otthc POD.lill's ®cilll ~Y
class in the audience and could Oct. 18 at the latest
he have one boy up there with Vatican obser ver-; speculated
h' h I h. Th d A week of mourning has been the cardinals would seek a pope im to e P im. c nun tol declared for the Orange Diocese like John Paul an Italian with
me to go and 1 we nt " by Monsignor Ha rry Trower no links to the central church
The pope ha~ been sp~ak.ing of who is presiding in the absence administration.
the need for cve~y Christian to of t he Mo s t Rev Wi Iii am .. If the cardina l c lectorc;
m a ke he~dw~y "' the love ?f Johnson, bishop of Orange wa nted a pastoral pope from
God Dame le stood. by the po~ s Bishop J ohnson is leading a Italy only rive weeks ago, then~
thhrotnhe ash the po1~t11rrkastkcd him g ro ~ p of or a n ge Cou nty should be no reason for them IC' Jlan:!i ~Wu~.flld.l.t! ~., w e er ' e . OU y I!' e ~O\le ~~· .: l:'ilP...{t&~jg.M1e. ~~"'11\ su~h.,,.~·' s rt J..,i.IJt,;.r -.f ~~h . . ibl -~~ . ne ~~~. (~ ' ~ ~ ~.,~..,"".,.~ .•. .-The'· iiontlff was v1s1 y sur· . . · · • • ~z~
Restaurant•, pras ed wtien Daniele s aid "no." arrave m Rome Sunday w~e.re h<'
The child explained he liked his w~s to have had an a udience t~acher a nd did not want to lose with the .late Poi_>e. .
$1,000 Taken her. The crowd cheered in de· Mo n s ignor rrower , vicar
light. general. of the diocese, tooay IS· * * * s ued this statement : A lone bandit, armed with a
.22-caliber revolver . took $1 ,000
from Coco's Restaurant near the
Orange County Airport shortly
after midnight this morning.·
Newport Beach police said the
s tickup occurred a fte r the
restaurant al 4647 MacArthur
Blvd. had closed and employees
were cleaning up.
The robber, whose face was
covered by a ski mask. cornered a
d is hwa s h er o utside the
restaurant. Holding the gun lo his
head , the s uspect forced the
e mpl oyee bac k into the
restaurant
Once Inside, the bandit herded
all the employees into the office
and had the manager open t.he
floor s afe. from which he took the
cash and pulitintoa paper bag.
Before lea\ling, the robber ba:!
the employees lie on the noor
a nd re moved the mo ut hpiece
Crom the telephone
In addition to wearing a ski
mask, CCPortcd the victims. lhe
a~p~c\ wore lealbet &lon•~
• "The whole Catholic world is POOP R eign deeply saddened by the death of r -the holy father. lie captivated
the entire world in his brief re· Not S/wrtest ign as supreme pastor or the
church.
VATICAN CITY (AP> -
Al least six of the 263
p o p es o f th e R o m an
Catho li c C hurc h h ad
~horter reigns tha n Pope
J o hn Paul I. who died
Thursday In lhe 34th day
or his papacy.
Po pe Stephen It died
three days after his elec-
tion In 752. Both Marcellus
JI, In 1555, a nd Urban VII,
in 1590. h ad 13 -d ay
papacies. Boniface VI was
pope for 15 d ays in 896
while Leo XI served 17
days In 1605 and Theodore
II 20daysinR97
Th<' longest papacy was
that or Pim; IX. who re -
igned for 32 years t\tg1n·
nlng in 1846.
"The people of the diocese of
Orange join in prayer for the re-
pose of his soul. A week of
m ourning will be observed in tbc
diocese and daily Masses will be
celebrated for the pope.
"A special memorial req uiem
Mass will be celebrated in rach
paris h church and at the
Cathedral of the Holy Family in
Orange on the day of the funerul
Mass in Rome ."
Firemen OK Tenns
BUTTE. Mont. f AP) -Ry 3
10· 1 vote, th<' Rutte·Silver Bow
Council of Commll'l'ioners ac
cepted a new contract Thursday ni~ht with firemen. offim1lly
e nding a I l·day walkout. the
'.r nr~eUtskmdlo.Montana.
Or:.n:CA:ast
Weather
Clt?a r ing by m1d·day
Sa turday and coo l ~r
llighs Saturday ranging
from low lo m id ·70s a t
beaches to 8.5 inland. Lows
toni~ht m mid·60s .
I NSI DE TODA\'
Southern California stand:<
to gain /rom an aerospace
hoom . but sllll fo(e., $lrt>ng
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County Robbe ries
f An ked to S uspe cts ?
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r otlbt•n of J ('u:.t.1 Mt•,,1 hot•
.. tore 111 Jy l>o· hnk1•1l to 111•.trh :. ... 1
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"hu h m.1-.l.••11 h.tr11lah ll 'l'd ,, ,.,.,.,,.,111rt 11fl .. Jnd ,1 ll·1,,1h1·r to
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111 1·11 .. 11111\ tcHl.i'! 1111 ... u .. pk aon
uf .1rrrwd robh<·ry J rt: Samut•I
Uururula. :n, of (; ant1•n (;row
Jnd 2!! H'UI old .lt•-.u-. ("w,-.aOOVil
11f ~a11l:1 i\n;r ltoth a rt· being
hc·lrt .1t Orange <'ounty J i11l with
hJ II -.t'l al $25,00() l'UCh
T ilt· 111t•n v.t-r1· ,Jrre:.lcd hy
~.111!.J Am• pol1t•t· early W1•tln~·
1IJY followrnJ.: lht• rollhcry or u
K an11t·y Shot· Store cin Harbor
1irn1lt·\ :11<1 111 <'0..,1:1 Mt·~a Tm·~
1f,1 ~ ,I fl l'rlllMJll
In tht· robhcry two shoe storl'
e mploy<'l'S wt·n · tlt·d up und sbc
t•u:.tomers wt.•1t> herded into u
ba throom bt'fort: the bandit:.
t:M•aped an & <:or ~tolcn from one
111 tht.· t•mployt.'l'h. There we re no
1111unt•!>
w IJ llcl!> and purses or lhc
c u!l lomers were taken a long
with $400 In cash from the store.
The link with other county rob-
be ries this year is based on
generaJ descriptions or the· ski
mas ked bandits and how they
operate, police said. The use of a
sawed-ore rifle and u revolver
has been a common factor, in·
vesligators said.
Santa ·Ana police said they re·
covered cash and weapons when
the two men were arrested
about 4 :30 a .m . Wednesday.
worked a VUrit•ly or U!l!UJ&nmen~
fro m ta<'<'ld"nt lnvC'stlgutor to
lt'IH'hl'r In lht• \'OP on ('&mpUh
prol'rum at local hi.ch St·hooht to
truinin.c officer lie ulso as a
m ombcr Of thu dl'1Htrtmcmt'6
SWAT and tactkti l l<'Umi;
lloluh 11; the t~th policeman t.o
h '<l Vt: lht• dl•purt mcnt iUnct: J a 11uury
In a two-pul(e notice or re·
lill(nullon d livered lnHt week
llolub bitterly nol4..'d thul fullure
of the l'lty to griant pay raises hu~ forted ham out or a Job he lovei.
· 'Ovt•r the past three years.
lht• cost or laving made m y
llh:stylc unposslble a& no orrset-
llllK ritUM.c'ti cumc from'the caty to
allow "" to maJntaan any 11ccep·
l&hle i.tandurd," he said.
l'altnK lh1• t1ty'~ standing al
14th out or the c·ounty's 25 law
enforcement agencies in value
or puy <And benefits. Holub said
hto did not exrx>et to ge t rich. he
Just expected "a competitive
wage "
In the past three years. he
charged, the cost or living has
increased 23 percent. Durinr
that time, no pay raises or
"poor" ones have diminished his
buy in.: power by 20 percent.
"I was forced to seH a car and
then my house," he said.
Negotiations are currently un·
de r way between city council
representatives and all or the
city's six employee associations.
City councilmen are prohibit·
ed from granting direct pay
raises thJs year because the city
took $1.65 million in slate aid
after passage of Proposition 13.
Ob1>ervers say the negotiations
with the public sa fety employee
gro ups involve thl' city paying
more of the cos t o f frinice
New Trash Setup Due
Here's How It'll Work/or Newport
Monday mark:. the start or a new tras h
pack up s<'heduJe an Newport Beach.
Tra~h will be packed up once a week, in
~lead of twil'e u wt>ek and many of the trash
pi<'kup days have been changed.
T he new schedule 1s :
MONDAY: West Newport south or Wcsl
Cous t Hhthway and Balhou Boulevard from
the Santa Ana River to the Ne.wport Pier, the
Ualboa Peninsula from the Newport Pier to
th(• harbor jetty, Newport Cn.~l. Lido Sunds
a nd the Lido Trailer Park.
TUES DAV: Cliff H av t:rl , Newport
flc1~ht~. Lido l~lc, Newport Shores, Balboa
Cove ~. Park Lado trnc l , Finley trac t .
Nt·wport Island. 32nd Street to 44lh Street
lli't Wl'''n Balboa Ho ule vu rrl und M arcui.
Avt•nU<'.
Wt;f)N~SOAY : Ltnda b it:. llarbor
F ,....P-ee A J
Isla nd. Beacon Bay, Promontory Bay a nd
Harbor Is land Drive, the Cove, Newport
Marina, Balboa Is land. Bayshores , De Anza
Trailer Park. Annivers ary truct, Vista
Bahia, west side of Irvine Avenue to Tus tin
Avenue between Holiday Road and Santa
Isabe l Avenue, Baycresl, Westcllrr, Harbor
Highlands, Dover Shores and M arlner11 Square.
THURSDAY: Cameo Shores, Shorecliffs,
Corona del Mar south of East Coasl Highway,
China Cove, Breakers Drive, Irvine Terrace,
Big Canyon. Eastbluff, The Bluffs.
t 'RIDAV: Ca meo Highlands. Corona
Highlands. Harbor View Hills. Coronoa dcl
Mar north of Eai;t Coast Highway, Broad·
moor. Jasmine Creek, Lusk tract. Spyglass
Hill. Canyon Crest , Scav1cw Broadmoor.
llarhur Ridge, lforhor Vie w Knolls. Harbor
View Homes.
SENATI: CANDIDATES DEBATE. • •
Libertarians. he said. are dif· Both Cordova a nd Schmitz breaking a promise to a group of
lcrenl The other parties want to cha rge d that Orange County manufacturers . He s aid the
"control your bodies and proper-does n 't receive Its proportionate Dem ocrat sided with a lawyers'
t y " II\• -,aid . "Libe rtarians s hare of gaROline taxes from the organization. falling to provide a
operak cm the principle of in· s tate for the construction of bad· key committee vote for u busi-
d 1 vadua l rightb. Your r ighls ly needed roads and freeways. ness-supported bill belon~ to you. not to a pollti· Cordova s uggested a solution C ordova didn't den y the
cranoranyoneelse." might be the firing or Adriana charge, but responded·
L1be rtariani., he !>aid, ure Glanturco, state director or "Ir you belie ve. John
ugain::.l government control. transportation. Schmitz suggest· Schmitz, you'll beUeve that
In fielding que1>tions by a e d firing her boss , Gov. "Jerry" Butcher and Forde <Sc hmitz'
puncl or county newspap,:?r re-Rrown ln11tead and hir ing hli; • cumpalgn firm ; l r un clean cam-
p o rte r s, Sc hm itz said he Re put>lican opponent, Eve lle palgns andlhe JohnBirchSo<:ie·
"fllwa~ hw. becn..a.__stmog Ad· Younger. ty Is not a political or~aniza.
voe ate of the rii<ht to bear • Ue-rgland-suggested_ellm lnat tiQn ."
a rms" and is a longtime· eng the e ntire trans portatTon de· Ait-three~andldales s aid they
member of the Nut1onal Rifle partment which, he i;aid , is not are in agreement on most state ~ Association. doing the job. He suggested con-ballot propositions s cheduled for
" · Cordovu dod~ed a question tracling road planning and de· Nove mber. ~ a bout rumor~ that he might be ve lopment out to private busi· But Schmit?. noted, "I'm for 6, ~ uppo1ntcd to Ralph Diedrich's ncss. und they arf' both opposed. !: Third Supcrv1sorial District seat Asked how local school boards Proposition 6 is the one about ~ ar he fu1Js an has bid for the Slate can construct new buildings 1n the queers."
~~'t· Senate and if Diedrich should be the wake or. Proposition 13':. Cordova counte red. "How ,..~, .: ~~~,r.~~;r:v~~~7r;-;t~· 7'!~UWli.l....c§9bmi'~ c)laraed tDstcful."
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Cordova qwpJ><.od . ' anything lo be done at the local
ARREST .•• level.
ORANOI! COAST
-· DAILY PILOT
Cordova, too, s aid st ale money
will be required for local build·
1ng needs and pledged to work
loward that end if elected.
County S upc·rior Court l h1tl
w1rn ld put a padlock o n the
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Bergland said the state s hould
get out or the school business
altogether. lie s nid s chools
s hould be op<>rated a s busi·
ne s ses. Those who can pay
s hould. Those who can't might
be o ffe red a gove rnment
voucher, a llowing them to at
tend private schools.
Throughout the debate. as in
lhc previous oneb, Schmitz clun~
tenacious ly to his s upport of
Proposition 13, mentioning that
its author, lloward Jarvis. sup·
ports him . lie jubbe d at
Cordovo's oppoiiltlon t o the
meas ure .
Cordovu counlel"ed by criticiz-
ing Schmitz for his choice of pro-
fessional campall(n aides and
his members h ip In the J ohn
Birch Society.
Schmatz charged that Cordov&
is really o libcrul voling us a
con11crvotlve on nonoH entlel h.i
s ues to t1urvive in a p01lllc1dly
conseruttve oount.y.
Schm itz 11 a 1d C ordo va
betroyed h111 liberal view:; by
The case came up Wednesday
but I a wyers repre~entang the
~ludlo won a continuance or the
case until Oct 24, Assistant City
Attorney Tom Wood said today
Wood added that tbe city op.
pmscd the continua nce request.
Oil Prices
Due to RitJef
OSLO. Norway CAP> -All M.
J aidah, se<:retary genera l of the
Oraanization of Petroleum Ex·
porting Countries s aid toduy
OPEC members want oil prices
mcreased now becauRe the real
vulue or a barrel or oil "has been
more than halved In term1> of
1973 dollar11."
But he ~ave no indication how
much the OPEC countries want
to lntrcasf' th<' oil price by. An
• tncreaw '" upecled to come In. Dccemtx~r at the OPEC Council
of M lll1Hter8 meetina.
tH.-nefil.8 sueh as the pcnMon fund
rontnlJutloru;
l'olacc, fare und lifeguard
t'mploy<-es l1.11'l year weren't
!(ranted puy ra11>l.,; but UJ(ret.>d lO
the 1fu1Ulut1on of a new retire·
mcpt syRtem whi<'h 111 more cost-
ly to both the employees and the
t aty
City Munager H1JbNt Wynn
maintains thul there haven't
been more departures than
normal from the police depart·
ment if retirem ents to take ad·
vantage ot the new pension are
di!lcounted.
But, according to police de·
partment statistics. only three
men have r etired since the
system went int.o effect June ~l.
fo,igures compiled by Capt.
Wayne CoMa lly. commander or
the department's administrative
division. show that for the pre·
ceding three years , an average
or eight men, including omcers
who retired, left the Newport de-
pu rtment annuall v.
F,....Page AJ
POPE •••
one ob8erver commented.
Sfcculation centered on n ve
lta ian cardinals who head
major dioceses. But Cardinal
Koenig t.old an interviewer he
believes a non-Italian pope is
"very likely" this lime
John Puul. who would have
been 66 on Oct. 17. was a d1trk
hor!>c before he was elected to
s uc<:eed Pope Paul in the first
day or balloting Aug. 26. one of
the s hortest conc l<i ves thi!>
C'enlury.
A s teudv s tream of tens of
thous ands of mourners -nuns
an black. Italian political leaden.
an dark bus iness suits. tourists in
bright s ummery dress -flied
past the pope's body a s it lay an
s tate beneath a fresco of angels
in the Vatican 's marble
Clementine Hall, a few door~
down from the bedroom where
he died.
The pope was clad an red
r obes. while mite r and red
s hoes . His head lay on two
pillow~ atop the h1c r, a whik
auc ifix standing hchind. The
hands were clas ped, enlwining a
rosary. A past.or~d s taff res ted
bes ide the body .
"What will we do now?" asked
a tearful woman praying in
nearby St Peter's Basilica. "We
had s uch et good man and hl''s
uone now. His whole life was in
his smile."
All the church hells or Rome
tollt>d in mourning <Jt noon. By
mid-aft ernoon. Vatican police
es timated that up to 20,000
persons had viewed the body,
lining up an s ilence. m a ny
saying prayers under a warm
s un alon~ the colonnades in vast
St. Peter·~ &war<·.
The crowds of mourner~
seemed larger than thosl' that
came out to set> Paul's body.
althouJ:!h manv Roman!> werl'
a way on v;.icalion when t he
previous pontiff. who-reigned for
15 yea n;, died Aui:t. 6.
"Here we are again to cry for
the death of another pope ...
A re h bishop Aurelio Sabattan i
told thousands attending a Mass
in St. Peter's. lie described the
d ead pontiff a s &J man "who
carried with him the smile of
God "
States me n . churchm•n and
o l h e r s a r ound the w o rt°d
expressed their sorrow at the
unexpected newf> or John Paul's
de1:1th
OaUy ...... sc..t ,,,_
PLAQUE HONORS 'FOUNDERS' AT UC IRVINE
Burroughs, Power Instrumental In Getting Ca~•
UCI Pioneers
2 Newport, Founders Feted
. Two Newport H<·a<·h men ln~lrument<il m bnngsng a Un1vers1~y of ('ahforma campus to Orange County werf!
honored fhursday at UC Irvine The ce remony wus held
on a day markm~ the 13th annlver~<try of the opening day of classeb <tl the campu~.
A PLAC~Ut: lw.•urirfi.: llw nam1.·~ of W:.allc r Burroughi.
and lhe latt• E .J .. Hrwk" Power wt.ts unveiled m a
circular garden pl<.11.:.a th:.al was rcnumcd Founders Court.
Rurroui.:hs. rorm<·r own1·r a nd publai.hcr f)f the f>aaly
Pilot. gave tht· C'rc1wcl of c.ibout 5() pt.'-Oplc a bncf ha!>tory of
the push to hnng a Ut' campw. to the area.
In 1958. Hurroughs and Power formed the· Friends of
the Unaver~1ly of California in Orange County after UC
Regents announced they we re looking for a :.ate for a new campus.
11.: CITED ttw work of .Joan I rvane Smith 111 conv1nt·
mg the Irvin<: Company lo dedicate 1,000 acrl!s of ats l&nd
for the campus
When tlll' :Ol·lt·(•lion h('(·umt• off1<:aal , tht• g rriup formed
hy Burro ughr. and Powe r llt·t'ame tht· Friend~ or UCI.
Power wa~ cited in 196H f1Jr a half-ce ntury of service lo
the Una veri.1ty of California and as a founder of the
fo'raends of UCI. He died in 1!174.
lJCI CllANC~LLOR O:inu:I Aldrich and Tom Casey,
curre nt president of the Friends, !(ave introductory
speeches and thanks Lo lhc two nwn hcfort.' the pl<iquc w11~
unveiled by Powt·r ·~ daughter, Mrs . Robert Bonaparte of
Portland, Ore.
Founders Court 1~ lo<:utcd between UCI '!! b1olog1cul
sciences and hum an1tu~s bu1ldang!.t
Memorial Services
Set for Cd.M Dentist
Memorial service:. will !Jc con
duc ted at n oon Monday at
Pacific View Chupcl for 1 la rhor
Arca dentis t .Ju~cph Kaqll'h·~.
who died Tuesday nt the age 11f
73.
Or. Karpeles. whose office~
were locattd in Costa Mesa,
practiced d~ntistry for 45 yeur:.
In addition . he wa~ active in th1 ·
Multiple Sclerosis Society
With Henry Kaiser .Ir . 1'1
Karpeles formed the California
Chapter of the N ational M~
Society and launche d o ne of th'·
organization's first telethon:. in
Los Angeles.
He was a graduate or the US<.
School of Dentistry a nd did po!>t
graduate work at UC Berkeley
and USC. He orii.:inally set up
his practice in Solvang and then
moved to Los Angeles.
He moved his fam ily Jnd
practice to the Harbo r Anw
several ycurs ago
Locally, he started the Cost;.i
Mesa Family Dental Pr<jc llc1·
and through that practice car1.:iJ
for patients in local conva l<:'>
cent hospltali.
He leaves his WIUl)W, M;1ry, or
the family home ut 1:.ro<J 011lphin
Tt•rrace. Corona dcl Mar; four
daughter~. Mary Cornell of San
Oit•go, and Kathy. Cheryl and
Dc n1·:.1t, all of th1· family home.
FrOtR P age A I
GSA •••
a M arvlantl firm wh11·h ~old ad
1111111-.tr;1t1v1• :mil inc1u-.trial ~UP·
pl11·~ ,111<1 J.l0111b lo the GS/\
.. ·1·d1•r,1I Supply Sc•r v1 t•1•
Fo ur t1lht•r -. 111d11·lcc1 w1•rt·
<>mploy1•t•:. o f various oth .. r
ft·dPral :JJ.:t•n<'i<·~ .. 1nl'fuding the·
l>t•purtml•nt of .Ju:.tu·t·
HusM•ll T Baker Jr .. U S. ul
to rnt'y ror M;.irylund. s aid the an
vcsta Ration wa~ C'Ontinuing <And
more 1nd1 ctmenti. were c·x
pc·t·t1•<1
Tilt• invt!l>l1gat1un lh;.il r esulted
rn loduy'-. indictment was one of
m~my uwolving the• GSA an c1tsc. ..
th1 uu~houl th!· country. Probeb
.1 r ,. :1 I ~ o u n d c r w a y 1 n
W~1~hto,:tton. J\ll;mta. Bos ton,
C:hi t'UJ.lO, l>N ro1t, Denver , Nl·w
York and Furt Worth.
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Fnd!y. September 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT .43
Working Moms Enjoy .Jobs-Survey
Nt:W YORK 1AP i\fore than haU of all wom t1n with
childrt'n under 18 IUt'
0ln lht· lubor Foree i.nd a study 1ndlcut1.·:. lhal
lht• ma1orit> of ltwm hkc lht 1r tohh 1tnd plan lo k~ep v.orklng unul
nmremenl I Hcluu .. '<icolum11 Pagt' H4 1
The survey b> lhl· A ( N1elbcn Co also found. however thul
v.ork1 1\1 mothers aru t \•enl)' :-.plit tibout whelhcr lb.:y view their tJC'
cu11(lt loru. ll ran~r or Jll~t it Joh
THE Nn:L~EN ('0 .• "ton• C'ONDUCTt-;0 th~ atudy on
~half of it (!llit·food t'hatn baw1I II' (lndlnl£.lj on ltilephon~ In
Al' Wit.__
Guardian
Crun<'h. a :;l'ven toot long boa cons trictor. watches
over a display of rire agate at the Chicago International
Gem. Mineral a nd Jewelr~· Show He belo'1}ls to an El
Cajon. Calif .. gem dealer :rnd I!> used for both protect ion
and atlcnt1on .
terv1ews and follow up Queshonn1tlres lnvolvin~ a aample of S08
worklna mother:-. . . For purpotie" of the s urvey. working mot.hers were def1oed as:
married women. 25 to 49. with husbands employed on a f'Ull·lime
ba&ls and Uvlng ut home and with children under 18 1tlso living al
hom~. To quttllfy. the women h•d to be employed outside the
home.
Labor Oepurtmenl s tathstlcs show that there are almost 30.S
m1lllon women with chlldren under 18. Of these. 16. l million or 53
percent are llmploycd. Wuge~arnlnJ( mothers represent~ percent
of all womon workers
Orde r Ignore d
Rail Strikers
Defying Carter
Wi\SHINCTON (AP I -Strik·
ing rail clerks. ordered lo work
tn Presidcnl Carter. stepped up
picketing mslcad today. s lowmg
or haltmg rail traffic nationwide
after a federal judge refused to
t>nforce Cartt'r's command.
.. Tile strike is continuing," un-
ion president Fred Kroll said lo·
day, 8112 hours a(ter Carter pre·
dieted his order for a 60·day
cooling-off period "will take the
railroad workers back to the
job."
Kroll said he would not ask
members to obey the president
until winning guarantees the
s trikers would not be punished
by railroad employers .
"ff I ~et the protec tion
through the court. l will get
them back as quickly as possi·
ble ... said Kroll
The union chief sugges ted that
as a matter or "true fairness
and evenhandedness. Congress
m ight cons ider seizin g the
railroads for lhe United States
government for the duration or
the dispute, as well as ordering
workers back to their jobs.··
More than 300.000 rail workers
were orr the Job. declining to
cross picket li n es o r the
Brotherhood or Railway and
Airline Clerks.
Violation Theory Nixed
T he industry s aid the ex-
panded picketing would disrupt
every major rail carrier in the
country, inconveniencing and
s ometimes s trandi n g com·
muters. tying up s hipments of
food. cars, coal and other vital
freight and forcing scattered
l ayoffs because o r p arts-
s h1pment cutoffs. At least 42
states were affected.
Crew Had 'ETWugh Rest Time' Before Crash
SAN DIEGO <AP> The crew
of the Jetliner that cra~hed here
Monday in the nation's worst air
disaster was back in the a ir less
than eight hours after landing
Sunday nigh t , a set fety in
vestigator d1st'losed.
"From the time they pulled in
Sunday night until they left Mon·
day morning was 7°hours and 15
m inutes." National Transporta-
tion Safely Board spokesman
Bretd Dunbar s aid Thursda}
Dunbar said the investigator!>
have not determined how much
s leep the crew of the ill·fated
Pacific Southwest Airlines flight
182 had during a layover in
Sacramento on Sunday night.
However, it is known that the
crew had "more than <-nough
rest time" under Federal Avia-
tion Administration regulations.
said Norman Waters. dirt!ctor of
pl a n ning and control·flight
operations for PSA Waters said
the crew would have flown less
than 511;i hours during a 24-hour
period before they we re due to
land in San D1C'go
· · 1 can assure you that there
Slain Woman
In Oce anside
From County
OC EANSIDE CAP) -The body
was no v1olat1on of regulations
to any extent." Waters said.
Waters said the crew was well
wit hin FAA regulations that
limit night time to no more than
eight hours during any 24-hour
pe riod
The collision the next morning
bet w een the PSA 727 and a
s ingle-engine Cessna 172 three
miles <'ast of Lindbergh Field
has claimed 150 lives.
Dunba r said a computerized
collision avoidance system at
Miramar Naval Air Station
tower. the FAA control center
f o r planes approac h i n g
L indberg Field. gave two
warnings. one 17 seconds before
the collision a nd one 14 seconds
after. He said investigators are
uns ure why the alert system
sounded the second wa rning_
"We don't know why it did
that." Dunba r said. "We don 't
know if it malfunctioned. We'll
have to find.out."
Dunbar said records show the
first warning cam e whe n the 727
was at 3,000 feet and the Cessna
was a t 2,400feeL
Meanwhile. investigators said
a n a i r traff ic controller.
be lieved to be the last person to
talk to the two pilots. m ay have
m istaken the a larm warning to
m ean the jetlJner had merely
dipped too low on its landing ap-
proach.
A second possibility con·
sidered was that the controller
m ay have ass umed the alarm
was false because he believed
both planes had been told to look
out for each other and had taken
the necessary precautions .
Tax Revolt Effect:
Reform Anticipated
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
conservationist publication Cry
California says Proposition 13
may help halt suburban s prawl.
T he fall issue of the magazine
also says that Proposition 13 1s
an opportunity for reform. even
though it threatens local govern-
ment.
posed."
But he said that moment is
probably two or three years
a way. Meantime. there arc OP·
p0rtunitips for money-s<Jving re·
forms.
U.S. District Judge Aubrey
Robinson broke off his post ·
midnight he~rmg on a n industry
request lhal he enforce Carter's
back·to·work order , s aying :
"l'm not going lo issue a tern·
porary restraining order at this
mom ent. " and adding that he
was fa r fro m s ure he had
jurisdiction in the matter.
However. he scheduled an af·
te rnoon session today to hear
f inal a r~uments on the in-dustry's reQUest for a perma-
nent injunction lo make the
s trikers obey Carter 's order and
the union's request for protec·
lions from repris als.
The president's authority un-
der the National Railway Labor
Act is c louded from a legal
s tandpoint because the law was
written a nd h a~ been used
generally lo prevent rail strikes
rather than to e nd them once
they had begun. Both union and
industry lawyers were in court
trying to determine the authori·
ty of Carter 's order
Bu~et Bill OK'd
WASHl NGTON tAPl -A bill
1nrluding an :.imcndment setting
a i::oal of a balanced U.S. budget
by 1981 pa::.scd the House Thurs·
day "nd was headed to Pres1·
dent Carter.
Among lhe sur vey findings
-NJNETY·SEVEN PERCENT (W those questioned said they
liked their work and ~ percent said they would keep on the JOb un-
tll retirement. Half said they cons idered their work us "Just a job"
and half described it as a career.
-Money is the main reason ror working. Forty percent of th~
working mothers :said they had jobs because they needed the
money : 20 percent s aid they worked because their earnings ail
lowed the family ext ra luxuries; and 4 percent said they were sav·
mg ror major purchase .
No Handcuffs
Leary Returns to ColUlly
Dr. Timothy Leary, former messiah or the LSD cult of
the 60s, returns lo Orange County Tuesday to extol outer
space travel.
Leary's UC Irvine lecture. "From Inne r Space to
Outer Space: The Creation of lhe Future," marks his first
public appearance in the county in 10 years. ··For years
everylime I went the re <Orange County) l was in
handcuffs and shackles, s urrounded by sheriff and FBI
·agents ... Leary said recently.
"BUT I AM COMING to Irvine now
with great pride and affection because I
think we've all changed tremendously
s ince then.··
Leary. who li ved in Laguna Beach
for a time during the 60s. was first a r·
rested and convicted in Orange County
on marijuana possession charges.
LIAflY
LEAR Y MAIN T A I NS T HAT
through the interaction of brilliant peo·
pie man will increase his intelligence to
the point of allowing individuals to have
space s hips capable or intersteller travel
Leary's lecture wi ll take place al 8 p m . in Crawford
Hall. It's open t-0 the ~cncral public.
Psychic Aid Sought
In Search for Girl
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
QUIWOally~lletS~ff
The grandparents of a missing
5·year·old Huntington Beach girl
have called upon a n Anaheim
woman wbo claims she can use
her psychic powers to locate the
child. •
Police and FBI agents have
found no trace o f Valeena
Mari s ka Mille r who w as
abdu cted July 31 from her
grandpa r ents' h()m e i n
Huntington Beach.
Police believe Valeena 's
natural molher . Carnalla Miller.
25. took the girl fro m the
grandpare n ts a nd l ega l
guardians. KeMetb and Juanita
Moore.
Mrs. Moore said today she has
asked a psychic known only as
.. Rose" to a id in the search for
the little girl. a child beauty
queen.
"We don 't have anything else
to work on and we're r eaching
for anything that m ight help ...
said Mrs. Moore on her decision
to bring in the psychic
Authorities ha ve s earched
co mmun e s 1n . South e r n
California and as Car away as
Tennessee in an effort to rind the
mother and child.
The Anaheim psychi c said she
has worked anonymously with
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SOUGHT BY PSYCHIC
Valeena Miiier, 5
Orange County in cases hke Uu~
before.
"I will ne<x.t a picture or the
child and a favorite toy." said
Rose.
Mrs. Moore s::ud she m1ghl
give Rose some of Valeenet's
beauty contest trophies. Valeentt
was named Miss La Petite in a
Newport Beach pageant earher
this year.
of a woman found strangled along
slate route 78 has heen idenLified
a~ 23·year·old Shirley Patric11.1
Uower of Santa Ana. a coroner's
offi c<' ~pokesmansays.
The issue 1s devoted exclusive·
ly to the impact of the tax.revolt
initiative .
On urban sprawl. Wood said.
.. Local government. unable to
~ the costs of ser vicing even
e iin\ng neighborhoods. wi ll ha ll
or greatly reduce new develop-
ments on the suburban fringe by
deny ing residential loning and
r e fu s in g t o extend urban
services .
f;'lf{~ f/~M Giant laby Tears
oeep green ro11oge lligflllgtlta ""'
l'IOfdy lnCloof r~.
It was the second strangulation
in Oreans1de 1n two weeks. pohcl'
said. On Sept. 21, the body of Clair
Relle Lucketti. 55, a housekeeper
for a f all brook woman. was found
1n her motel room.
Samuel Wood. co.founder of
California Tomorrow, which
publis hes Cry California. wrott:
that Proposition 13 "can be an
avenue to local reform and long-
nccd cd cons ervation and de·
velopment policies."
But Wood and other writers
s aid a n inevit a ble effect of
Proposition 13 will be centraliza.
M 1ss Hower was discovered
~s:ly Wednesda_y by_ a Carlsbad
woman walking her dogs near
Buena Vista lagoon. officers said. lion of power in the Legislature.
S h e appar e ntly had been wh1 eh 1s providing the bail-out
:-.t ranglt.'<l with a piece of rord, money from its surplus and al-
cove red with an afghan a nd left tachin~ strings lo it.
, by thc roadside In addition. Wood predicted
Slaye r G e ts
4 Years in
Actor's D e ath
Convicted killer Charles.
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s he may h ave. btaen s lain the tab on the replacement re-!./..~ " i*""el~tw~ MJl~ c!la_mocd by tht> venu~s· that will be-~equic:ed to 'F ~<ir."~~tcr~.f/~~~ --~~~.':'i ·~~c~,$.M 1al lo~al
No arrests have been.made in · Sb·~'11'1~ ~·----~-
Hopkins was sentenced to four
years in slate prison Thursday
for the murder of "Hello Dolly"
m ovie actor Danny Lockin.
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Air Traffic· Control
Featured Sonday
Readers of Sunday's Daily Pilot
will be better prepared for li/e·s
chances.
Feature articles will deal wilh
fi nancial ups and downs of the
commodit1cs market. ardors of
pioneering a nd air traffic control
in Orange County
WI NNER AND LOSERS -
Commodities are a dirty word to
some invet1tors , but m any Or ange
Coast speculators like the fast ac-
tion despite the fact there are as
m any losers as winners. Potential
juckpot.s keep them coming back.
Story lo You/Your Money.
FIT A.8 A FIDDLE -Whal
satisfies a gourmet hk4' Morris
the cat won't do for fido Pct
.. #;~~::r~fr~\:~= ~
ly. Pat Dunn explores the topic in
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
her Cons umer Closeup
••CENTENNIAL" -A new
television production of the
J a mes Michener book is the
longest and most involved fi Imm!?
of any series to date. The first
episode on the story of the de·
vclopmcnt of the West airs Sun
day night
SENATO R 'UN I QUE'
William Proxmire. the :,enalor
who has embarrassed large un·
iversllics, firms and prommt•nL
Individuals by a warding his
Golden FIC4'ce pr1ic for misuse of
ao»emment iund1, is .A~IUed 1n
no Associated Press ~tory.
voluntary m anslaughter term of
three years after studying a
scrapbook or pornographic pie·
lures that was described by the
prosecution as a "cookbook of
torture.·•
Pictures in the scrapbook,
barred from evidence during the
nonjury trial, depicted the sex·
ual torture of nude men.
It w as a ll eged a gains t
Hopkins. JS. that he took Lockin
to his Anaheim apartment after
the pair met In a local gay bar
a nd then stabbed the 34-year-old
victim more than 100 times
Police said Hopkins wrapped
the body in a s heet . cleaned the
blood from his apartment. took u
dip in the pool at the apartmcnl
complex and then called police
Officers who rushed to the
a partment s u1c.J Hopkins told
them that Lockin hud demunded
mon<'y from him and begun
stabbing himself when llopk1ns
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severa l movies He was best 2 Ul MIW,OIT llYO.
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Remains
Cmnpro111fse Barked
College Tax
Credits Due?
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putsuintt a kw n ·m111n1n6t c·lut.>i.
1n both tht• Kini: JOd Kennedy
l',1:-t•:-, the (•o mm111t•1• h to
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WASl-DNGTON IAPl · Tax credits for college tuition still have a
cha nce of b<•t'ommg law this year after winning a last-minute
reprieve in a congressional conference committee. It came Thursday
when llousc members on the committee. eager to save at least part
of the package, dropped their Insistence that the tax benefits also go
to pupils in private elementary
and secondary schools.
The sticking point was that
most of the aid to private school
pupils would go to those in church·
r un schools. something opponents
said would violate the Constitu-
tion's provisions guaranteeing
separa\.ionof church and slate.
SENATE MEMBE RS on the
comm ittee ar~ued that rather
tha n accept that. the Senate
would be willing to sacrifice even
the college credits.
EV EN AS THE confer ees were mc.-elmg, President Cart.er
was repealing to a news
conference his concern about the
whole tuition·credil concept.
Carter has said several limes
he considers the idea wasteful
because the aid would go to the
rich and poor alike. rega.rdless
o f need . D esp ite t h ose
misgivin~s, however. Carter has
never said fl atly he would veto
college credits.
\, thl' Kt·nnech hearings
t•ndt>d Thur.duv tht' commallt'l"
l·hu1rman. Ht•p l...i>u•' Stokes.
t> Ohio nott>d
"TH ERE HAVE been loo~e
cndi. in our ht.>urangs Most of
tht.'m we hopt.· to be able to lit:
down tn our final report But
rrankly. IH~ itsl'lr contains loose
t•nds. Not every question that
l·an be asked can be answered."
Al k t•!>l 13 w~re killed and 100 wounded in
:u; hours of c las hes in predominantly
Chrbtian neighbor hoods of East Beirut.
Artillery a nd m orta r duels b etween
~Y rians and Lebanese rightists rocked the
c ity 's port area. Saying respons ibility
rests ·primarily with t he people who li ve
there." Pres ident Carter s uggested the
possibility of an international conference
to work out ~ settlement aim ed at ending
the four years of strife in a nd around the
citv.
Faced with that possibility a
few weeks before the November
elections. House members reluc·
tantly agreed to let the college aid
stand alone.
But House and Senate
a p proval of the hard.fought
compromise s till would not
gua r antee final approval of the
college credits.
Sen. Russell 8 . Long. D·La ..
whose Finance Committee
produced the credit bill, said
Thursday he "has been led to
believe the president might sign
it if the cost is held down."
T HE PROVISION approved by
the conforence committee would
tost the federal treasury about $1
billion a year when fully effective
in 1980. That is considerably less
than the version origina lly ad·
voe a led by the Senate.
The issue of possabJe crime
... y n d1 cate involveme nt in
Kennedy's murder has been on1:
o f the tough e::.t f or the
c·ommittee to resolve.
'Full of Love, Good Will' The bill would allow a tax
('r edit. wh ich is s;ubtracted
directly from taxes owed, of 35
percent of tuition costs paid
after July 31 . 1978 . The
maximum credit for 1978 would
be SlOO. rising to.$150 in 1979 and
S250 in 1980. "'-'
"The question of organized
name involvcmcnt is still an
open one. Nothing that has been
uncovered excludes il," said
Hobert Blakey. the com mittee's
t'hicf counsel.
Th~derous Applause Greeted Pope's Last Audience ·
FRUSTRATION WAS evident
J ::. co mmittee m e mbers
pondered Lhe sworn testimony of
Santo Trafficantc. identified by
law enforcement authorities as a
longtime boss or La Cosa Nostra
011e rations in Florida.
Trafficante. becuuse of his
Cuba and CIA connections, has
been the mob boss mentioned
mos t prominently In the
s pecul a t ion abou t crime
::.y ndicate involvement.
Trafficante s aid he was
approached in late 1960 or early
1961 by a friend. John Roselli .
who sought hi s help in a CIA plot
to assassinat e Cas tro .
Trafficante said he agreed to do
so out of patriotis m .
HE INSISTED HE acted as
not h i n g m ore t h an an
interpreter at meetings where
nther participants s poke only
t-:n1.tlish or Spanish
6Go on Trial
For Killings
. ROCHUM. West Germany
c AP 1 -Six Germans have gone
on trial charged with murder or
participating l n · th'e mass
execution of J ews near the
Nazi-occupied Russian city of
Minsk during World War II.
T he 230-page indictment
eharged them with shooting or
helping to s hoot about 4,000
.Je wis h pris oners a fte r the
German invasion of Russia in
1942-43.
The prosecution has called .on
38 witnesses from Germany, fi ve
from Austria, 63 from Isr ael, 72
fmm the Soviet Union, 21 from
the United Stales and two from
Argentina to testify. The trial
began Thursday -and is expected
lo last at least a year.
By IDLMI TOROS
V ATJCAN CITY c AP> -Thunderous a pplause and spon·
tancous cries of "Viv ii Papa" -"Long Live the Pope" -ripped
through St. Peter's Basilica. the largest church in Christendom. as
Pope J ohn Paul I flashed his timid smile and waved in what was to
be his last general a udience.
He laughed Wednesday and made everybody laugh -the
trademark of his 34·day papacy while the audience had to be
divided into two parts because or an overflow of pilgrims.
AT THE MODE RN, AUDITORIUM·LIKE Nervi Audience
Hall. the pope, in his simple white papal outfit, enchanted the
crowd as he talked in his familiar and simple words and gave his
blessing in !altering t"rench. English, German and Spanish.
He talked of love and hunger and of the sick to the audience of
more than 10,000. Conveying his love to the ailing, .the 65-year-old
healthy-looking pontiff said :
"The pope has been hospitalized eight times and has had four
operations.·•
THEN, AS HA D BECOME IDS custom . he stopped his pre·
pared remarks and called a fifth ~rade Rome student to the
Men Parade
Reversal: ']mt Like a Cow'
ST. CLOUD, Minn. IAP> The "Little Boy St.
Cloud" pageant drew some 50 contestants but some
participants weren't too ha ppy about the way things
turned out.
"YEAH, I FELT JUST like a cow. Just like at
the st ate fair." said one contestant.
"I've never been so e mbarrassed in my life :·
said a nother in describing the contest. part of a rol~·
rever sal program he ld a t St. Cloud State Univers itv
We dnesday night.
The contestants paraded before the cheering.
jeering crowd in skimpy swinsui~s. Then t~ey tried
to win the beauty contest by s howing off their talents
and answering questions aimed at discovering their
"moral virtues."
ABOUT 50 MEN PARTICIPATED in the beauty
contest, moderated by m en 's liberation advocate
Warre n Farrell. while a n a udience of about 800
looked on.
"Freedom of choice is quite meaningless in the
face of socia l pressure." Farrell said after the pro·
gram. "In a sense, e very woman is in a beauty con-
test every day of her life, whethe r she's. attractive or
ug ly."
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podium and interviewed him , the pope himself lowering the
microphone to lhe boy's height.
"Do you always want to be in t he fifth grade?" ti.le pope asked
Daniele Bravo. "Yes." the boy replied. "So that I don't have to
change teachers ... . Flustered. the pope roared with laughter and s:ud. "Well. you
a re dUferent from the pope.
··WHEN I WAS IN FOURTH grade. I worried about making it to
·the fifth and wben in the firth. about passing to the s1xth. You must
move on." 1. Just as he had in his first appearance as pope a month ear 1er.
John Paul established an immediate rapport with the crowd.
"lie loves evervbody. you can feet it." remarked 90-year-old
Catcrin Pepitone of /\thens. Ga .. on a pilgrimage lo the Vat1can
"Ile has a beautiful face ...
"HE IS FULL OF LOVE and good will ... said Ra1ashree Oeri .
a Hindu Crom Visakhapatnam. India. .
Shortly after noon, al the end of his fourth general meet1~g
with pilgrims . John Paul walked firmly and sat on his a~mchaar.
carried aloft so that all in the a uditorium could get a glimpse of
him. d ed d Nuns and prelates. the aged and the young cheere . wav an
shouted. "Viva ii Papa ...
Rangers Seek
Bear Slayer
GATLINBURG, Tenn. <A P l
Rangers in the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park are of·
fenng a reward for information
about the person or persons who
killed and dismembered a young
bear .
Assistant Chief Ra nger Bill
Wade said Thursday a severed
paw from a young bear wu:.
found in the road Sept. 16 near
the Sugarlands Visitors Center
at Gatlinbur~.
A few minutes later . Wade
said. rangers found the severed
head of a bear impaled on OJ
road-marking stake a bout a mile
from the visitors center.
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CALIFORNIA
Dymally,
Curb
'Liars '?
SAN OIEC.O tAP l Ll Gen
Men) n l>) tna.lty to1wct clown hi'>
t h fl rttt• b a n d M 1 k r C' u r h
admtttc>d ht w1111 wron~ hul that
did not stop tht·m ltt•m c11 llrnr
ooch ~<>tht·r ll.1r-. "' l'urh ' tx -movu~ cart"t'r rt>m1on.-d an th1·
potllghl of ttw ht>att'd h('utc·nim t
i<>""rno1 '11. r.1e-.•
BOTll ('A ·omAT•:s 'IM>h
Thurisdny befort• tb•· San 01e~o
Rot ury Club. lllthouJCh lht•\
IH'OldM •• thn•t'I n1nfrontJt1on
b)' i taymJC ludt'd 1n \t'JHHUll
rooin11o ~hilt• 1tw C'lh1•r 'l)C'~'
Dymally had brouJCht uµ th"
"-'f'ek 'ht• J>lll'>l t'Onnt'i'l IOn of hi'
RC'pubhcan oppon<'nl with dO
adult mn\ ,,. 1•nt1tl1•d Moncl11
Hollywood, • made 1n 1~7
tlowt•vt•r. ht' bockt•d off from
h1:. ori~inul t'hllrJCf' that the film
wos "POmQttrnph1c." 'tlYtn~ ht·
(n..ty hint• dto~1•n ·too hur,h" un
a ti J l' t' t 1 v ,. 11 n ct t u k 1· n "1 m 1 ·
• • s e in u n t 1 " I 1 h t• r t 1 t' s 1 n
descr1bina tht· p1cturt·
11 £ SAID TH RSllAV tht'
sexual nuture of the movie wui.
no longer 1mp()rtunt.
Sav_ed by a Nap
PSA f'Hght at tend ant J 1rnice Fletcher: left. regularly
flew on No. 182 but Monday was so tired she got off in
I ,os Angeles to take u nap. When the plane crashed near
San Diego, killing ever yone aboard, it was 40 minutes
before ht.•r hu!->band. Navy Lt. Cmdr. J erry Fletcher.
right. learned that his wife Wets safe
Fnoay. September 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT AS
2 Face Perj111·y Rap
AUks to Sen. Song Indicted
SACRAMENTO IAP') -A
yt'ur long FBI invcsl1Kation mlo
ulle~ed corruption in the slate
Capitol has yielded its first
indictments two absociat.es of
state Sen. Alfred Song who are
chaq~ed with lying to a rederal
* * *
gr and jury.
The c harges ann oun ced
Thu r s d ay agains t Ernest
Mo reno and Louis Berger
invol ved the ir den ia ls o f
a rra nging payoffs a nd extortion
in incidents thul involved Song.
* * * Scandal Not First
In Song's Career
SAC RAMENTO CAPl Indictments handed down by a federal
grand Jury have brought charges against two me mbers or the inner
circle of a state senator who was once one of the most powerful in the
Capitol.
The indjctments of two associates of Sen. Alfred Song came
Thurs day as Song 's 16-year
legis lative car eer neared a
c lose But they r aised the
possibility that there may sliU
be legal problems in store for
the Mont.erev Park Democrat.
THE 59-VEAR·OLO Song. the
n a tion's only la wmaker o f
Korean ancestry. was elected to
tht' Assembly in 1962 and won a
Senate seat in 1966 when a
reapportionment shifted more
legislative seats from rural to
urban areas of California .
He w as n amed to the
Judiciary post in 1971, and won
praise from law enforcement
and civil liberties g roups and
many of his colleagues for the
way he presided over the panel.
But Song's career has also
been marked by controversial
and politically e mbarrassing
incidents.
directly or mdlrectly.
THE INOICTMJ!NT S also
revealed for the first time the
details or a dozen s pe cific
Incidents which the grand jury
was investigating involving
Song .
The indictment said the grand
jur y was tryi ni:: lo dete rmine
wheth er Son g had used his
Position to extort things of value.
in violation of federal extortion
and racketeering laws .
It did not say whether any
conclusion was reached, and no
indictment was issued against
Song, D-Monterey Park. the
once-Powerful chairmStn of the
Sen ate Judiciary Committee
who was defeated for re-election
t his June. ending a 12·year
legislative career.
THE QUES TIONS asked
before the grand jury include
whether Moreno, a 4l·year·old
adm inistrative aide to Song.
ever solicited money to he lp
s om eone get into m e dical
school, to arrange a loan. or to
J,tel a criminal sentence reduced.
He is accused of lying in his
denia ls. .. I don't M'l' 1m)th1ng terribly
wron~ with a film lake that m
fact . I WMb on tht> other side of
this issue htbt t1mc I ran for
lieutenant governor. against
former state Sen John Harmer
H e w as pu s hing an
a nlipomogr aphy m1t1at1vc and I
f ought 1t . I 'm aga in s t
censorship. bul I 'm a gainst
lying, too.
Bathhouse Fire KiUs 1
I N 1972 THERE WAS a widely
publicized incide nt in which
uniformed deputy marsh als
f rom Los Ange les County
att~nded a party t hrown by
Song. who had s pon sor e d
legislation the marshals backed.
Song said the deputies had
been invited to "le nd dignity" to
the party and did not serve as
parking a tte ndants. a s
Sacr amento County S he riff
Duane Lowe contended.
Mor eno was indicted on 12
counts or lying under oath for his
testimony Aug. 17. Berger, 40. a
former de puty district attorney
and Municipal Court judge pro
tern in East Los Angeles and a
former law associate of Song. is
charged with two counts of lying
during testimony June 8.
"The ISSUC IS cred1b1ltty, ..
Dy mally ba1d. "Do you want
your boy going around calling
himself M1cticlle 1f you give him
the name Michael?"
OYM_ALLV MOCKED Curb
for now acknowle dging. after
first denying, that he bang in
~ falsetto a brief song in the film.
a nd stated that Curb WMS listed
as .. Miche lle " 1n the movie
credits .
"What we need in California is
people who are going to tell the
truth, and I raise the issue today
because Mike Curb o r
Michelle Curb -h1ts been going
across the state indulging in i:I
series of lies. And I've gotten
tired of those hes."
DVMALLY t\L SO
revealed that he knew about
Curb's involveme nt in the mm
ror more tha n a year . but waited
until the closing weeks of the
campaign to try to catch Curb
in a lie.
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SAN FRANCISCO lAP > A
fo ur-alarm r1rc of unknown
cause swept through u g<.iy
bathhouse early today. killing
o ne man and ~u nin g th e
four-st.ory structure m d(}wntoy. n
San Francisco.
F ire Chief Andrew C Casper
said 25 others. wrapped only m
white s heets or towels. fled to
safety. Some s urrcred cuts. he
said. Fiemen had to curry oul a
few occupants wrapped in
sheets, Casper said.
T h e c hie f said he never
envisioned that people spent the
whole night in the bathhouse. It
took 110 firemen more than two
hours to bring the fire under
control.
FHglal11 S tudie d
LOS ANGELES CAP >
Spurred by the air dis aster
earlier lttis week in San Diego,
the City Council ca lle d Thursday
for a night path study at Los
Angeles International Airport
and vicinity.
"We have hundreds of planes
( Sl'ATE )
flying over thous ands of people
every d;iy," said Councilwoman
Pat Russell. "It's important for
us to be sure that we are taking
('very possible step to ins ure the
safety of both passengers and
people in the community."
Bfnlt BIU A %e d
SACRAMENTO <A P l -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. has vetoed a
bill to revive an independent
committee to study alte rnate
birth methods. saying he thinks
such studies should be done by
his health department.
Th e bill 's aut h or.
A sse mbl y m an J o hn
Vasconcellos. said Thursday he
hopes t he state Department of
Health Services will study som e
of t h e issues raised by the
or igina l committee. such as the
psychological aspects of birth.
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SEAFOOD SHOPPES ~
. . .
Na vy ~el Cra•lte•
SAN DI EGO IAP \ One
Navy flier was rescued and two
others arc missing after a Navy
jet crushed al sea moments
after being catapulted from an
aircraft C'arrier 110 miles west of
here. a N<1vy spC>kcs ma n says.
The plane. a Grumann EA-68
Pr o wler e l ec tr o nic s
counte rmeasure craft. cra shed
a bout 1:30 p.m. Thursday two
miles from the aircraft carrier
Ranger. said Cmdr. John Baker.
8380,080 Raked
LOS ANGELES IAP> -Gov.
Edmund C . 13rown Jr h as
another $300.000 today for his
re-election campaign fo ll owing a
fund ·ruisi n1:: dinne r at the
Century Plaza. with most of that
sum coming from business and
industrial circles
About 1.000 persons attended
the $:.50-pcr-plate a ffair ,
Brown 's campaign worke rs
said. but m;,;ny t.kkets were
purchased by contributors who
did not attend the afCair .
Song also drew headlines when
a lobbyist who regularly ap·
~ared before Song's committee
revealed that he had bought a
country club membership for the
senator.
None of the three m en could
be reached fo r comm ent.
ANOTilER CENTRAL figure
in th e c h arges is George
Hatcher. who headed an illegal
Ea s t L os Ang e l es
ambulance-chasing ring in the
early 1970s. and who has been
associated with all three men.
Rent Control mt
SAN FRANCISCO IAP \ -Tax crusader Howard J arvis says
he'll a nswer a subpoena to appe'ar in municipal court in a rent
relief case, although his testimony won't help muc h because "rent
control in this or any other city is Ii total disaster "
JARVIS SPOKE to the California Association of Realtors
Thursday, but he was called out or the meeting by angry renters
who handed him the subpoena to appear on behalf of tenants
facing eviction for refusing to pay rent increases in the wake of
Proposition 13.
In his speech to the realtors. Jarvis quoted a U.S. Senate
Committee report that "rent control in the United States is a total
disaste r .. it destroys the economic base and the tax base of the
city."
"To pick out one industry to control is highly discriminatory."
Jarvis quoted from the report.
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Rot>ttt N Wttodl Pubhs,,.r Thomu Keev1l /Ed1tor
Barbara l(re1blch /EdltOf'icJI P~ Editor
A Fitting Tribute
To UCI Pioneers
't·~tcr-du) afturnoon on the campus al U · lrvlne. u
i:arden plMn '-'US namt>cl Founders ·court In n brh:r
C<'rt•mnny honunntt Wullcr Uurrot1gh& and the lute t::. J .
·•nnrk · ro,H•r two rt•m,ffk~tblt-Orun~e Countlun1> who
le<l tht• Inn~ fti.tht to hnn~ tht· urnn•rs1ty to whut w11s to
ht•t•nnw tht• t'1h. of In int·
~UI \t') 111~ tod:t) -. hi.'aUl1ful trt•c ladt•n ct1tlll)Ub with
1b 1 m1m~~1\l' hu1ldln~!'t. 1l ''-d1ff1<·ult to rcrnll Ute ~el'lll'
JU1't 11 H 'cll':-.1~0 v.ht-n J h1·h<·o1)tt•r landed in on o~n
Cwl<I .met formt•r Pr~i.uknl Lvndon .JohnbOn stepped out
to d t•dH'Jtl' tht· "lill' of tht• nev. un1H·r at "
It "·'~ hll'r.all) not murh mon• thlin J ·~1tc A cou
pit• of m.ul~ hJd ht.'Cn paH'(I ... ome i.:ttid1ni: wu1> undt-r
'' J~ .ind lht· round.1t1on:. of tht.• hr!'tt bu1lchngs were barely
'·~1hh' I\~ tht• ltmt> Of th'' dedtC'JltOn, lhe Unl\er~ll)' alreudy
hud .1 h11'tUI") gnmg ba1:k half a doien ) ear~ to when Bur
rou,.;h~. thl·n puhhi-ht•r of lht.· Dtuly Pilot . learned that the
Lln1H'r:-.1t~ of ('uhforn1a was proJt•cllng a campus for "the
~>utht•;.i1't Lo-.. An~l'I~~ Count~ Orange County area "
Th.it '' ,11' t•nough tn s l't ha m 1n motion
l It• .1pprnal·hed lht· lrvrnt· Compan) and \\'UI> told the
likt•hhuotl ()( J l,1nd ~rnnt "a:. ~11rn Tht· Regents of the
L'n1 ''-'rs1l\ ft.'lt tht· Jrt·u \\a1> too remote -all but Pre&i·
cknt t'IJrk Kt'l'I . who re<·ogntied tlS g ro 'At h potentutl.
Go' l';dmund G .. Pal· Brown was doubtful about the
~•lt•
T ht'n PmH~r. a dl•dt<'ated UC alumnus joined the cam·
pu1 ~n . a nd Joan Irvine e ntered the P.icture . She promised
tu help pt>rsuad(' the company d irectors to consider
dorrnting t.000 <il'res if Burroughs and Power could pro-
duct• convincing eviden ce of community s upport.
In fi ve hectic days they managed t o put on a mass
meeting of community leaders who became on the spot
the nucleus of the F'rie nds of UC Irvine, with Power as
president. soon 50.000 Orange Countians pled ged their
.... upport of th~ proposed site .
Wtulc Joan Irv ine battled the then reluctant Irvine
directors . Hrehitect William Pereira pondered the design
of an "ideal university ."
At last the 1.000 acr es wer e forthcom ing. the design
was com pleted. lhl' campus grew in leaps and bounds and
in September. 1965. UC Irvine welcomed its first 1,500
stude nts
Now there are more tha n 9,900 students and a f acuity
o f som e 600 with five bas ic and three professional schools
housed in a n array of fine b uildings. Still more Orange
County citizens participate in Unive rs ity Extens ion pro-
gram s whic h have an annua J enrollment of approximate ·
ly 23.000.
· T he drea m s of the founde r s h ave been more than
fu lfilled. a nd the ceremony at Founders Court was a
!>mall but fitting tribute to their dedication and vis ion.
l\s they predicte d . UC Irvine has become a tre m en-
dous intellectual, c ultura l a nd economic asset to Orange
('ounty.
Jarvis Uses Oout
Tax crusader Howard Jarvis went national this week.
launching h is new venture, the American Tax Reduction
Move m e nt. with a s lick national television program.
Designed to "maintain the momentum of Proposition
13." it feature d interviews with disgruntled taxpayers,
plugs ror the s uccess of 13 in California and the usual
condemnations of polilicians in general. inters persed
with frequent requests fo r support in the form of checks
for $25. made out to the ATRM and sent to Jarvis in
Wa::;h m~ton . 0 .C.
Severi.II attractive young women in the audience of
the taped s how rose to comme nd the Jarvis propos al. One
.vl)ung man w;rnlcd to know what would be done with all
1 ltc $25 c hecks.
. Jarvis a ssured him all the funds would be used to
··promote" his national tax revolt. In light of some of the
recent revelatio n s about his more dubious earlier
fund-rais ing e nte rprises. it probably was a valid question.
Jarvis earlie r had r e veale d his p la n to cut federal
s pending by $100 billion and federal taxes by $50 billion
over the next four year s in mailgrams sent to more than
900 candidates for the House and Senate.
These astonishing communications demanded that
candidates who a r e .. committed to benefiting the
American taxpayer'' respond with telegrams supporting
his program.
Those failing to respond. s aid the m essage, would
automatically be listed as opposing the Jarvis tax reform
plan
Am azingly enou gh . several hundred of the candidates
bowe d to his a udacious d e mand by talting the pledge.
One cannot d e ny the initial benefits of Proposition 13
to California property taxpayers. nor the fact that it has
sparked nationa l concern about excessive taxes.
But it's a bit murh to s tart threatening candidates
who don't agree to buy a "program" for national tax
reform si~ht unseen. And it's disturbing to think that so
m a n y of them bowed so re adily to the implied threat.
• ., Os;>J(lionsJt.~PJ~S\ed m the • above are Uiose of the Daily Piiot. l~, ~~~P'ffeed on ~ 'fflos-~:"' u1eli atrthorf' a"6"~
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily ·p11ot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Pho ne (714) 642·4321.
Boyd I Wild West
ByL.M. BOYD
Some hi s torians contend
that the Wild West was ac-
tually tamed an a sma ll San
Antonio corral. The re. that
master salesman known as a
Bet-a -Million Gates s trung
up a rang of barbed wire and
Dear
·Gloomy
Gu ,
Note that ~x· President
Nixon bad 14 Sacret
Service men protecting
him on a weekend trip
t o the m o unt ai n R.
Wonder tr he 'll relm·
burse the t axp ayer s
(rom his book profits'>
OU'TRAGED
invited the s keptical cat -
tlemen roundabout to bring
in their most rambunctious
s teers. Ranchers scoffed at
lhe notion that those s tringy
wi res could check thei r
livestock. But the fencing
held . and s a les thereafter
boomed. thus to kick In the
barbed wire era.
Not all birds have that ex-
ceed ingly keen seven -power
binocular vision of the eagle.
T he kiwi bird, for instance. is
blind as a bat. Which is n ·i.
incidentally. but that's a di!
fe r ent item . The kiwi.
tho u g h . does hav e the
s h arpest sense o f s mell
a mong birds.
Te n of the 106 a stronauL'i
once were Eagle Scouts.
O~n Questions ; How did
· m ugging" come to be a
synonym for that certain sort
or criminal as a ult? Why do
we u!le "bi:and" ln the phrase
"brana new'"'? What does tlie
"Juke" in Juke box mean"
Earl Waters
Record No Help to Incumbents
/\lthough uttcnt1on as b(c'an~
C<'nlerf'd on tht· gubernutortal
rucl' bl'lwC<•n incumbent Gov
t•rnor J\•rrv Brown nnd Atl-Orncy
Gt:ncrul E'vl'lk .I Younger . tht•
t•onl('Sls rnr 80 /\Sllt'm bly and 20
St•natl' l>l·uh woul1l M.:em lo loom
<·quallv 11n1Jt1rtunt to the .!.tall'':.
fut url'
1\l> 11 :nanc1s the Democrat~
11n·s('ntly huve a solid hold on
both lhl· l'X
Ct'Ull\1.' and
le guilul1vt>
brun~hes of
~Ovl•rnml·nt
llul "1th u
two third ~
voll' of t•ach
hull:.>t' no" bt·
1n~ required
fur Lei'<
mcal>urcs as
'A-ell al> appropriations. a s hffl of
a rcw seats cun put the Re1)ub·
!leans in u st rong bargainin~
position.
That s uch change~ can be
brought about by an electorate
already uoh<•PPY with incurn.
bent lawmakers was uppermoi;t
in the minds or thf' solons in lute
August us they hurriedly rushed
through a $1 bllllon tax reduc-
tion measure in response to the
increasing criticism s or a stale
treasury surplus termed "ob-
scene" by State Trea.!.urer Jess
Unruh.
THE SURPLUS. which has
been building ror l:.everal years.
Is the res ult of increases an
various taxes during the years
of Governor RonJld Reagan.
a nd the continuing inflation
which has rocketed the earnings
or Californrnns into higher in·
Nicholas von Hoffman
come tax bracket s.
Ren~an, des pite his uvowed
intentions to "cut. t rim, a nd
~quccze." permitted the stale
budget to rise from S4 billion to
SlO bllhon during his eight years
1n orf1cc. Governor J erry Brown.
sensing t he popul a r it y of
Reagan':; fiscally conservative
image. has sought to build :.1
similar impression in the pubhl'
mind with such ploys as reject
1ng a limousine in ravor of a
Plymouth sedan for his personal
travel. But in only half the time
it took Reagan to more than dou·
ble state spending Drown has an
creased it from $10 billion to S20 billion.
LITTLE CREDIT then 1s due
lhe legislators for the SI b1 lllon
lax cul JUSt voted. They have
been standing by while taxel:..
spending and s urpluses soared.
ll••d the legislators not rushed
the allocation of SS billion or the
s t ate's s urplus into rescuing
local governments from the ef·
fects of Pr9p. 13. it could have
been returned to the pockets or
the taxpayers from which it was
wrongfull y t·xtraclt'l.I. ll would
ha\'l' ldl the locals embarrassed
by t heir own excesses but sooner
or l':iter they will have lo race up
to l>Omc hard budget tr1mming
a nyway.
Even after playing "hero·· to
the locals the legislators found
t he t rea.sury still spilling over.
Thus the Sl billion tax reduction.
As others have pointed o ut that
bill could just as well have pro· ·
vided a S21·2 billion reduction.
PrOJect1ons are that tax n·v·
cnUCl> will pile up a t lea:st
another SI 1 ~ billion s urplus in
the year ahead.
E XACTLY what the existini;:
:.urp.lul:. a mounts Lo is still
somewhat of a mystery a lthough
Unruh r<'ports more thun S4
billion in long term investment..s
earning some S600 million ao· nually.
These references lo surpluses
take into account only the UQ·
committed funds. lf any re{!
sonable effort were made to cttt
out some or the unnecessa~v
spending which has increased
the state's budget from the $4
billion fi gure existing at the time
Heag:.an took office to the pre:;
cnt S20 billion. the amount of
l:.urplus would be more than JU:.t
ob~cene
OBVIOUSLY the incumbent
la wmakers neither have thl'
:-.tomach for making cuts in
::.pending no r a d esir e lo
eliminate existing surpluses to
prevent further increases in
spending.
Sllll. they are hoping that till'
sop handed the voters by the SI
bi llion tax redu<'lion will suffice
to turn aw<1y their antagonb m
towa rds mcumbcnts when they
go to the polls in November.
Capital's There if They'd Dare Spend It'
For t he past six months the many wi ll sell s tock and pro· ment securities are safer and
way to sound weighty, knowinit perties they've been holding for the return is as good as invest·
and responsible a round this years. and invest the profits in ing in a new plant. there aren't
town has hccn to pull on your new ventures and new produc· e nough good looking investment
gray beard a nd talk about live capacity. It's pcrsu<1s1ve 1f opport unities. we have enough
"capital formation." ~ou're lookin~ for a reason to productive capacity. we don't
It's a lcr m which ought to be cul taxes. but we have ::.ome new need any more. Funny talk from
r eserved to a r chitects and figures in nui.1ness Week businessmen whose whole tram·
o the rs con -magazine cScpt. llU which dis· ing and raison d 'etre is to see
t e mplating credit lhc cap1l:.il formation bow you can make one dollar
a n irradicable sense that
something awful is going to h ap-
pen.
The high profits and r elative
prosperity of the past couple or
years the modest but certain
rise in the slock market, none or
this has worke d to mitigate
against the need to clutch and
hold on to hard. cash money. c 0 r int hi an 1de:1 divide into two .
co I um n·s. T he 545 lnri.:t•st companies lt may be that businessmen OBVIOUSLY making morc
a ltho ugh on have no less lh<in $80 billion m are s pooked. William Va liant, money available fo r investment
Wa ll Str eet cash in the ir vaults. In other the treasurer of the Borg. isn't going lo help if the feeling!>
and up and words. capital formatio n has Warner company, says, "Most in the businessmen's tummit"i
d ow n Pen· already occur red. The boys have major decision ma kers in the wo n 't tel them in vest the
n s y I v an i a got the money, only they won't U.S. had just come through the gargantuan sums they a lready
Ave nue. it spend it. only deep recession in their bus•· have . What's neederf 1s improv-
me ans allow· He re in WashinRton. they talk ness careers and they a re very ing the climat~ for business. b
Ing business about making sure the oil com-cautious about s pending. When the economists say whe n their
to accumulate enough extra panies have cnou~h dough to go you 've just come back from fire. numbers grow fuzzy m front of
dough so that it can buy new prospecting but Exxon. a lone. you don't jump back inlo il with their eyes and no betler explan&
plants and ne w machinery has a lmost four and a half both fet•t." t1on is at hand. but the climate.
which will in turn put Snow billion dollars 10 its poke. Mobil. THE LAST recc!>sion was har-as far as government creating iJ
White and all the Dwarfs whistl· Gulf <Jnd Standard or California is concerned. has rarely been
h·1 h k rowi n~ for a lot of bus inessmen. ing w i e t ey wor . each have well over a billion in better s ince Calvin Colledge Many <'Om p e nie s found The a rgument most forcefully cash they can ~pend any time themselves with next tn no lived in this citv.
and most often advanced for cut· the.v want money m the ttll and undoubted· Aside from helping ri'<Jl peopl~
ling tbe c apital gains ~ax. the ly the experience taught them to to keep even more of at. the only
tax on the profit from the sale of 'FllUS EVEN before the deed s tay far more liquid tha n the.Y argument left the c:apital gain$
a house or stocks and s uch. is h<1s been done. the truth of an had coming up in the 60s when 1t tax cut is that it might buck uP
that it would encourage badly old lesson has been demonstrat· st•emed liked like the reign of bus i n es s m o r a I c . H c re·•
n eeded capita l form a lio n. ed a new : Manipu lating la'< perpetual gold had arrived. gentle men, we passed this law
Without capital formation and codes and tax rates to run the Beyond the prudence of pas t for you so you·d know we love lo~ of It we hav~ be~n r47peated-~conomy scld~~ works. Taxes mistakes. however. a n ad· you , we won't regulate you <fr
ly infor.me<;t we 11 sink into the sh~u ld be lc-.iC'd. lowered or monitory premonition of bad control you or complain abou(.
economic pits. raised only Lo ttel the revt·nue things to come has seized the exploding gas tanks and shred.
lL the govc:rnmC'nl needs to pay its spirits or businessmen. It ha:. din~ tir('S. You Uri.' thl' goose
. THE P'KEV"ILING reasonin~ bills . . les" t o cln with the ir picky, which lmd the gold<'n egg. so J~bwice-.• !A~~lt', .• the.Xi~ .~.A. v~~~~~_.oJ,,.~e~~.{>[!_Uf.:C proJ:,...,~!t-X~~c attitude toward the honk a little and drop your od~~~flif.it'tl~~ ... ~ ... e)-0\=J'rtn ·-... ~~~~-:t..: ~e.-. ~··,.-$.1•,::~ ~.tUIM>oia..J~ ; ~ ..... ~·".Jr .td ......... ·if • , ,~l""f~a • ~.._,.,)_ ... ~~, •. ~ .. ...1i ,.K
Art Howe
How It Feels to Have Not a Care in the World
Once upon a lime there was a
ma n named Boveu. whose feet
hurt, whose back ached and
whose brush had more hair in 1t
each morning than his scalp
could possibly replace.
Bovell also had a wi(e who
talked during re·plays on Mon ·
da y Ni ~hl
Football . u
ca r w i th
82.3 14 miles
o n it. two
adol escent
children who
w e r e very
adolescent. <\
wa shing
machine that
had b eg un
making runny noi~ !I, and a job
in which he looked forward each
week lo 1''riday. each month lo
his annual vacation. a nd ench
y nr to his retarl'mc nt. which
W8!1 still a <'OUPlt>, Of decades
A W'l)'. " •• Like many members or n111
gener otlon. Bovett fe?lt. In 41
word. trapped.
...
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T hen. one night he awakened
to find a shining Angel slandin~
at the foot of his bed. "Frankly,
I think the Heavenly Computer
has made a mistake. Bovell,"
said lht' /\ngel with a frown
.. But I'm :.iuthonzed to grant
you onf' wa~h. Whal will it he""
· "L1 kc everyone else ." said
Bovell with a s11!h 'I JUSt wish I
didn 't havt· u care 1n the world "
"So I:)(' 1t." ~md the Angel with
a sh ru~
BOVETT /\ROSE the next
morning to discover the house
empty and a note from his wifo:
·'I'm tired Of your SnlV<'h nR
ways." 1t rend. "I 'vc run off
wi th an oi ly Arab who cnn sup·
port me 1n a m unner lo which I
hope never to hccom<· a<'
customed You will flC'vf'r SN '
me or th(' childr('n u~um "
Al (11-sl nov<'ll was hurt <md
outrn~cd Sudcll'nly lhl' truth
·struck him. "l 'm fr<'c • • he
cried. ''fi'rec, 0 Loiid at last!"-
No longer l>avlng a amflyro -
support. Bovell happily quit his
job. Without a job. he no longer
needed his car . Without a car, he
no longer required a garage or a
house either for that matter. So
he sold t he house. the washing
ma c hine, the car and the
garden. whic h w as f u ll of
earwigs. and moved into a rent-
<"d bachelor pad furnished in
Onmsh modern. which he didn't
csrc a fig about t'1tht•r
WllAT SURPRIS ED Rovell
was to learn that there w11~ a
whole gene ration of younger
people who fell very much us he
did about cares.
None of them cnrcd about gctt
Ung married or having children
or buying houses or washing
machin~ or working al some
dumb mne·lO·fi vc Job or g<'ttinA
Jll tangled up in emotional
personal rclttl1onships.
/\II they cnrec1 about was ex
f)a~lng their consc10usnesst's
by riddinJ{ themselves of their
hangups. their bad \'lbcs, their
a~nnnd"tMt~ues.
Thal M>undcd good to Oovcu
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So h e spent his days fo
Transcendental Medita tion. est,
solitaire and Zen Jogging. After
three years of this he was sqll.llt·
tang on tus head one morning ih
The Inverted Lotu~ Pos ition
when he felt a crushing pain in
his chest and toppled ewer.
"He lp' .. he call ed out with fl~
last brcuth But no one heard
not thul 1t wns likely anyooe
would have much cared one w~
or another.
IT W/\S AT the P('arly Gates
that Oov<'tt once again cneoun
tcrcrl th<' An~cl. "Sorry ror th'
dcl}ty in granting your wis~.
Bovell," apologized the Angel.
"Dclny''" said Bovell. "What
delay ·"' •
Some foulup in the com·
putl'r," cxplt11ned the AngEI
"But :it la:1t you·vc achieved
ever~ one·~ gonl 1n life ...
"I have"" said Bovett.
"V cs:· sat<l Ute Angel, •-ypu
no tonpc hue • care 1D dse
world.' -
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NATION I ENERGY • Friday, Setplt1m1>er 29. 1978 DAIL v PILOT A 7
Writer Lost His Flab in Marathon
By GORDON HANSON
t'ARGO "' l> u\ P > t-:v4 n hod > 'houltJ run a
h41f mllrulhon ml<'~· Thi~ wrilt'1 did, Mftc1 JO
)eil'1' lctlln~ lhmg!. ao to pot
A hatr muruthon 1i. an unw.uuJ d1i.tance 13
mllH, 1921~ ) urrts that v.·nniti. out the Vr'Orst In ti
~ra.on If you t• .111 run Lhut f~r, your ten IOIUI nd
atu;rcbi.loru. u.,uJll.) "'' t' 1..tppt.'J
AN O ff 'rtllS r.R \'IN<;, ON('t: nvt•r lhl' hill
hum.in hl·inv 11 ··~·· 49 r un lro l for two houri. ~ •tlwul pau.i."' ul11w~l .ill)UOt' C'au
Tht•rt• ii) .i l'J \off
run. ~ai.pan~ loudly , bt•ll> bouncing It wttS worse
lh"n bl·int: ~1th Cu:ill'r wh1·n hl' hud ull that trou
hll'
For monlhll I kept pludJ rng uround the V MCA
truck d~p1lc i.omu really outdated trairung no·
Uom~ I thoua<ht tht:re w1·rt· JUSl two things lo do :
run ha1 rt a nd tum lert. Ttw twst udvace is to get
your doctor's f)('rmisswn, run slowly and wear
j(OOd i.hot-s Truln, don't strain.
Soml' good things started huppenlng. Through
running, l IO!ft an avera~e ot two pound!! a month.
No diet.
Now I'm lrollmg fo ur to six miles every other
ctuy M y f\'litlng pul~e II) an the low 50s, lungs clear.
I've 11ht~ 30 pounds and 11n1.· l'hln. It's my clothing,
not flab, that 's flopping.
mira cle upon m1raclt! -l won a plaque after plac-
ing seC'ond an my age d ivision. Actua lly, there
were only two Of US ID the 40-49 age bracket who
completed lhe run. but l relish the plaque anyway.
The distance challenge has been m et. Now the
burning desire is to sec who the heck is winning these rac(!j).
R UNNERS TODAY ARE FAST. I CAN'T even
keep up wrth the pack, let alone keep the leaders in
sight.
There I am, tn a ruce with 150 others on the
Oat North Dukot a praine, and the line from an old
song keeps coming back : "Why did you leave me here all alone?"
I constantly worry it will turn dark before 1
finish.
QUEENIE
MY ph yMc'.11 rdorm 'lar1t-d I~ mo11thi. "•!" No
dot•tor orJ 1•t l'il 11 I Jui.t 1hcJn 't llk4• tht• wuy lhln.i\
hod :-.hJ~'tl up "' tht• ~ t'lir~ plllod up, i.o had tlw
'JlOUOdl> Wht·n l ~l'Othl·1l, lhe i.culc read, ·•one al u
Unw plt-uM'
I ".lb "' llUI nr ~"·•fK' I J>Ufft'd wh('ll I \hum
~~·d
MY Wl•'E, JOYCE , LIKES THE new look so
mut•h hh1• huui.:ht rnc• n•cl. while and bluu bikini un·
tll·rWl'..11 t-'unlw.tll' .. ~o trip.
That's the m ain problem with distance run-
ning ll's lonely.
"Okay, so Uua Is inspiration point. You inspire the car lo
get moving and I'll point oul the way ...
\lthl.tU1o:h not lht• ,.orld rhump1on i.moker, I
~ ,1:. 1h•(11111t•h .1 tu11 11tnl1•n<l.-r 1 prl'ft·rrt-d 10
m111ull IJl•1•1 h1t1JJ.., 1<1 Ill 1111nu1t• i.otkuut~
Contlnu1n~ thai. heady stuff, I completed five
dllil..inn• run~ lhai. i.ummcr There was the tough
hi!lt 1111.11 Jthon, two l''C('ltmg 10,000-meter C6.2
m1ll'1> 1 1 un~ u 11d ., l0·1r11ler around a Minnesota I R•:~n ""•·R T in. <.11,M,ILV fcc·hnt< utter 1.ikl·
lurcb111.: fu1 lhl· llr~l l1mt through " quMrtl'r mill· Tht•n• wo;I) ulso un 8,000-mcll'r outing where -
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New Finds Doubted
Oil Supplies
Seen Static
SANTA MONICA <AP> -A CIA-sponsored re-
port on oil says the world will have to depend on
fields already discovered and not expect future ex·
ploration to yield any major new sources .
The report by the Rand Corp. said there is
about a 60-lo 90-year supply or petroleum if the
le vel or consumption freezes. That s upply,
however, would run out in 30 to 45 years if world
consumption continues to grow at past levels.
"WE'LL GET MORE OIL OUT of fields that
we know are there than we will out of future dis-
coveries," said Rand Corp. researcher Richard
Nehring, who authored the study.
Future oil discoveries will have to come "from
fields discovered in expensive environments, from
fields with lower well productivity, from s maller
fields, or from the application or secondary and
-----------------------------enhanced recovery," he s aid.
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Nehring said the best chances for future dis-
coveries are in the Mideast, Mexico, Alaska ,
Venezuela. the North Sea, Siberia and China.
"ONE OF THE PROBLEMS IN the c urrent
e nergy debate is public skepticism about how
much oil is out there and with people playing
games wilh statistics," Nehring said in an in-
terview.
The report by the Rand think tank, he said. "is
useful for identifying the patterns or world oil dis·
tribution, and it's useful in the CIA's work, too,
trying to look down the line 20 to 25 years."
The report's conclus ion agrees essentially with
other studies or the world petroleum supply.
NEHRING SAID THAT 75 PERCENT to 8S
percent of the world's future oil supply will come
from increased recovery from known fields. More
than hall that oil is contained in "s uper-giant" cs
billion barrels or more> and "giant" csoo million
barrels or more> fields. he said.
Nehring said reliance on known reserves pro-
bably will create "a gradual upward pressure on
prices."
"Probably much or the additional oil can be
produced at or below the cos t of current oil
prices," he said, but the effect or dwindling re -
serves on consumer prices ~annot be foretold
"because so much of the cost is taxes and
royalties."
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Sentence: 55 Years
Don't atop Now ••••••••• !
Keep Planting VEGETABLES
Ptant n.. coof weather crops now ."
CABBAGE • ONIONS • CAUUFlOWER • LETTUCE • BROCCOLI
BRUSSELS SPROUTS • CELfRY • MORE Q.t ~ PONYiffj"98C
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fragrant, long-lasting as cut nowers.
Other Bulbs to plant now:
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QUANTICO. Va. <AP> -A 21-year-old Marine
corporal has been sentenced to 55 years at hard
labor for the murder of an American school
teacher while he was a guard at the U.S. em bassy
in Morocco.
J erry D. Rousseau of Farmington, N. M .. was
sentenced by a military judge. He pleaded guilty
to the slaying of Dorothy Layton, 39, in her Casbah
hom e in Morocco last J une. Rousseau also will re-
ce1 ve a dishonorable discharge, be reduced 10 rank
to private and forfeit pay and allowances.
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U~AR PA I H1•r.iu\t of 1m 11t·rn 1t1 .~our nil
umn, on Junt• l!f I 11nhrt·tl lltl' frl't' bovklt'l. l'rt•d1t
t"or Wur111•11. fnun lht l>t•pnr1m1·nf of l'oni.unttor
l\ffa1r:. • P 0 Box JIU "~1·1 anwnio. I u 9~1.d 1 I
'4ltnl\•ct th1' liuoklrt (M nn ... l•lt and ror 11 frll'nd loo
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cn·~tlc bllOklM •• , out nf t~k to1 som• llmf', but • D•• '"''Ph lllu bort-n l"t'<'~h~ and beck o,d4>r
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DEAR PAT I ordered a watch advertised by
Johnson & John,on for my husband as a Christmas
~·fl la!>l \'t'<ff ll coi:.l $79 95 and I had to-send pro-
du<'t <·ouP<>ns too My husband was delighted w1lh
the watch until 1t quit working a few months ago.
We wrote to the Gruen Watch Co. to ask what we
!>hould do. but d1dn t get an a ns wer. Then we wrote
to J ohnson & John~on. Again. no answer. I can't
understand this i:.mcc big c.ids wert: run dunng this
promotion. and tl seems that someone s ho uld
:.l and behind this m erchandise.
O.C .. Laguna Beach
A VS contacted Mt' Nell Laboratories In Fort
Washington, Pa .. al the s uggestion of Johnson &
.Johnson's cons ume r re lations representative .
McNeil wUI write a per sonal letter to you descrlb·
ing the procedure for arranging a re pair. Enclose
a copy or this leltt>r when you maU lbe watch to
Gruen to ensure the repair will be made unde r
warranty. A SS handling charge is required and
you should package the watch carefully and send ll
by Insured ma ll to Gruen Service, 106 N. 29th St.,
New York. N.Y. 10001.
Otdfi C'ontraC!tOf Ca11 Adriff
DEAR PAT: The back portion of our hou.se is
covt:r ed with asphalt s iding. We want to p~t .up
a luminum siding a nd wonder if the asphalt s1d1ng
has to be removed first.
H. E.. Costa Mesa
A YS soa.rces s ay that aluminum shllag usually
c:ao be applied over other types of exterior walls,
bul the decision should be made by a rontnctor.
Special cood.1tions may be present and the siding
r e moval question rt>quires a personal inspection.
Credit Lilc.elfl tor Nete GrfUb
DEAR PAT· Do I h ave any chance _of getting
ncd1t if I have no credit burt:au rt:port on me?
Death Nol i<"es D~fh Nofi<"elf
flC»fEY l'•Clll<: v1 .... Mo>,._,.,, Pd•-Pacific I
(,,,, 11 prnN1•tr1 ' Tht·n wntc• tu l'al Durm f>ot u,1/1
, a.I r1•d 11111e· l/t'llln1) 1111· ori~u>t'T'~ und fll'llCm vnu rlt'ed
111 ,11/11• 1111·11u1111·1 111 11111 •·r11111n1I urMl fltultlr$$ Mml
''""' 111w,/wr1' /11 1'111 l>1.1r111 \I Your ~t'rttll't' IJranqr
(0fJ<l~t l>a1/11 /11/111 I' rl /1111 IS60 Costa Mt:.o. <'A
fl.!t•.!t• 1h munv l1•r11•r , "' µ.1u1hl .. u•1/I tH· unsu>t•rro.
hut 1ii10w-rl inc11.um•\ or l1•llt'r., riot mdudmy lhl.'
rt'llift r , /uJ/ ll(Jllll' tl(/tirl'll~ Olld bu.tlnt'S~ hours• J)hQn1•
nu mt••'' t w1H411!'11'·1•1Jr1111dt'rt'd 1'h1:.rolumnoppeorsda1
II!,. re 1-pl ~oturdo11s
I v1• nt•H·t· u.wd c-rfl'<llt hdor.-I JU~t graduated
from i.t·hool ..ind 1 om ~mployc.--d.
E W . Costa M~sa
('haM"t·w art JCood Chat inot1t c reditors will con·
11lc1t•r you al'f' 11 l(octd risk , es~lally ll the reason
tbt"Tf' IH oo lilt> "" that you've aJwayN paid ca!ib or
lhal you'vt• Juitl itradu.kd from school and bad no
roMm to l(rl "" •11 \'our lnJtlaJ c~t limit pro-
babh wlJl hr baM'd oo your cur,..nt Income.
Mid 8tU tt'a11*r Wit• a.,,.
LH:AH PAT I h11vt> a real fur rug In dire need
of <'ll·umnii und rnstorallon I 've been told lbal
1twr1• !'> <• 'ho11 rn Los Angeles lhut offers this
... 1•n1<·1· .md thnl vuu have 1tubl1shl'd its name tn
,our l'Olumn Will )'OU repe<tt 1t lor OH.'"'
J J . Newport 8 each
It·,. WUd BUl'i. fo'un., SJ.4 N. La Cienega Blvd.,
Hollywood. A VS hai. beard good reports from
otht'r n-•dt'n. who have bad fur It.ems <'leaned
and ,rpalrt'd at WUd Blll'i. .
l..o~al Office Ba. 'J'ax Data
D ~AH Pl\T: Lmt: 3 of the property lax as-
s1!>lant'l' chum form says lo m('lude Mtdicare de·
ductions. llow do I find out what was deducted.,
S.S .. Costa Mesa
You can get this loformatJon by contacting
your local Social Security office. All senJor citizens
should be aware that Oct. 2 Is the deadline for fll.
Ing for both senior citizens' property tax and rent
assistance. The deadline for proferty tax
postponement is Dec. 31. AddJtiona lolorma·
lion may be obtained by phoning tbe Franchise
Tax Board at (800) 852·5711, or (800) SSZ-7700 to re-
quest forms.
New Theory
Li/ e Sparked
ByMeteon?
LONDON <AP) Life on earth did nol result
from the bubblings or some primeval' soup but
from showers of com ets and m eteorites from outer
space four billion years ago. two of Britain's m ost
dis tinguished astronom e rs theorize in a book just
published.
T he theory. put forward by Sir Fred Hoyle and
Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe, s uggests that
Jife elsewhere in our galaxy is almost a certainty.
Mathematics a nd As tronomy at University
College, Cardiff, base their ideas on the relatively
recent discovery of a number of or ganic molecues
in space.
HOYLE AND WICKRAMASINGHE. WHO 1s
head of the Department of AppHed Mathematics
and Astronomy at University College, Cardiff.
base their ideas on the relatively recent discovery
of a number of organic m olecules in space.
In their book, "Lifecloud," the astronomers
said discovery of those mo lecules means the build·
ing blocks of life are widely distributed throughout
space and need only the right conditions for evolu·
tion to begin.
"Since othe r pla nets probably exist in vast
numbers -there may we ll be 10 billion or more
stars with planets in our galaxy alone -the pro-
spect for the emerge nce of life on a galactic scale
appears very favor able." they wrote
1 HOYLE AND WICKRAMASINGHE submit·
'led that the Earth's oceans and the atmosphe re
AT YOUR SERVICE I WORLD I OBITUARIES
Prison
Mandated
Pets Fii9st?
Paper Chides Britons
For Rape
SACJlAMENTO IAPI
-Cov Edmund Brown
Jr. h as s igned legisla·
t1on rnquiring a prison
sentence for rupe, whic'h
lhe Democ ratic gov -
ernor said is a greater
pr o blem in California
than in othor states.
·'This represents a
Mgnificant toughening of
the law, and re flects the
fact that in California.
women ur e mor e
threatened by rape, ac·
cording lo FBI
statistks." Brown s aid
Thuri>dBv
Skleflaed
J ohnny Cash. 46. h~s
bee n hos pitalized al
LONOON 11\f'l The Daily Mirror has ad
monished animal loving Bntons for sometimes
seeming to care more about the well being of dogs.
cats, horses. seals and 1>a rukt·ets than of people
"When a Gran(f Nallonal runner falls, our first
thought as alwuy5 for thl· hor..l'. not the Jockey ...
the masi.·circulullon l:.tblo1d ~a 1<.1 w an editorial
Thursday
"WllF.N A PONV IS SLAUGHTERED, or a
baby seal buttered , a large part of the population
feels general revulsion At best the rest of the
world thinks the British concern for a nimals is ee
centric. Al worst, they thank we are m ad."
T~e t.-dllorlal was prompted by a court case
Wednesday in which a man was Jailed for four
years after throwing has pet mongrel dog off a
bridge m front of J 5pt'ed1ng train The man's de·
fense lawyer said he lwas "hopelessly drunk .. at
the tim e
Nash ville. Tenn .. for "lnS CONVICTION WAS FOR damaging the
rest and tc::.t~ <Jfter a tram and endangering the dnver," the Dally Mir ·
ror said. "But millions of people wili say "Serves IO n g s inging lour him right· for what he dad to lhe ~og."
THE BILL. SB 1479 by through the West. It 1::. The newspaper stud it's a ll ngbt to care about
Sen. George Deukme-expected he will be pets and protest when they arc 111 treated. "but
jian of Long Beach . tht: disch arged in 3 to 5 never forget that people matter m o re Much Republican candidalt! days. more ...
for attorney general. is --------------------------------the most important all·
dition to the s tate 's: UCTIO g r owrng list or m an·
datory-sentencc crimes
since Brown signt'<I the
first one. ll was a 1975
prisonmenl for persons m easure req uiring 1m· ST'ATE SAL
using a gun while com-.._ ____ _._ _ ______ ..,..
m ilting a m ajor fe lony.
Ot h e r crimes forl
whic h probation or J~ul
te rms arc proh ibited.
and ·slate pnson i!\ re·
uu1red. are s ale of mort>
than half an ounce of
heroin. serious assa ult
on an elderlv or disabled
oer son. and certain
• viol e n t orrensc s by
parolees.
BROWN CITES those
la ws 1rt-campaign ad-
ve rt 1 se men ts a s
evide nce that he is tough
on crime . despite asser·
lions to the contrary by
has R epublican oppo
nenl. Attorney Gener<tl
Evelle YounJ{er
DeukmeJian 's bill. e f
fective Jan. I. requircl>
"anyone convict ed o f
ra pe to be sentenced to
three. six or eig ht years an prison. depending on
the severity. One·lh ird
of the lime can be s ub·
tracted for good
behavior in prison. but
additional years can bt:
added for s uch things as
prio r convictions a nd
use o f a JlWl.
• ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER --• FINE~ELA1NS --ilRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS. Etc.
116 Million Dollars Worth
Fri., Sat. & Sun,
Sept. 29, 30, Oct. I
8:00 pm
Inspection
Fri., Sat. & Sun •
2-5 pm & 7-8 pm
Don 't miss this important sale!
Fine crystal. ch ina sets. European lum1tu1 e, bronLes. rugs, 0 1b Jnd many other items.
Lots of diamond solitaires and clusters. Fine men's and ladies watches
rings. earrings, bra~lets, necklaces. etc., set wuh diamonds. emeralds.
rubies. 'Sapphires. Several important large emeralds and sapphires
I l AMS Boni< Ameroc•rd Md\!fl•Ch~r')tl Po•$Ol"llll Chill i< c .. .n Some •• ••rtde<t Tfl•ms c on h6 "'"'"flott:I
~ Properrv moved for corivenience of SJll! ro
nevvport galleries, ltd.
2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA
(714) 645-2200
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY
Art Lev•n• Aut.t1on4p.r
RALPH c;ERALO RONEY.·~ IJ. v1~wMor1u<1rydtrec1or~ could have provided conditions receptive enough
,..,,.,.."' 01 H~""n. c... •or,,,..riv o '" \ts1< for life to survive and evolve when a comet con--''Ol'"I QI ~,. Mr~. "" for wve•al SHANNON R. SISK, lnfent, rc•l<Hnl f l'f . ed
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Y~•" SP•••«.., .,,11 ~ 11e•d on Mon 01 co"• Me'><!. C4o Pes~ •w"' on taining the necessary precursors o 1 e arnv .
oa•. OctObotr '· 1•1a at 1 oo PM •t Tnc Seotemtw• ,&, ms. Survtveo by ""' The astronomers suggested that physical (hurct'• ot Cod. 411> IHll Stre<tl, Hunt· parenh Ja-\ a..O Monl(a SIS~ ot trave l to Or from Other Cl0Vl'JizatiOnS iS unJjkely tt\Qll>n e~ech c.,, will\ Rev A (. Siar,, (. o \ t a Me\ a . C." • m"'" r n" I
'oltlf o<1l•"Q
0 '>urv1ved by h°' wffo 9ranOpMrnh Andy anO Adole Simply because Of the m aSSiVe time SC8Je5 in• ~orooao!t .... _ Ouroch••. oatern•I vrando•••"h volve d . But lht:y said communic .. lion with other KARll'ELES Robert and Vlr9lo Sisk of South ..-
l~E PH JULIAN KARPE LES.,..... '41•011,, •• ""' M>tr.e• Jam.s R Slllt o1 civilizations by radio signals m ay be possible over
dent Of Coron. dlll M.tr. C.. Peued Coste Mow, ""· Gr.awslde wrvltH a Shorter time SCale, although even then that awn on x1>1-r ,., ,,,. Survlwd wot• held on Fr'\O&y, Sec>tomber 1'.
o. "''"'"'Mery. •our d•UQ!lte•~. Judv me••' JOAM af The Good Shepherd would still run to a few thousand years per (.orn~11 of San OteQC>. Ca . l<atlly, Cemeferv. Bell e..-ay Morluarv
Ch~ryl encl~ .... IC••Pll~ ol Corona director\
O~I MtH C.. -mo<l•I \4!rvl<e\ w ilt be held •• 11 "°""on -.v. Oc:to~r 2. l~/8 di P•<1l1< V1.-. Chal>el lnlerment Deaths
McCottMtclC
Mott'TUARllS Els .L -Laguna Beach el()1rere
494-941 5 '
Laguna Hills A NTON ITO . Colo .
768-0933 CA P > -John Ira Green,
mess age.
Harvey
Voice Ads
Off Radio San Juan Cap1s1rano 69, a civilian attorney
495-1776 and military prosecutor SE A TTL E c A p ) _ --during the World War II IALTI-IBIGHOM desertion court-m artial Politic.a l ads irl_litating
FUHIEllAl HOME of Pvt. Eddie Slovik, the the voice of radio com-
646-2424 only American soldie r m entator Pa ul Harvey
.: Costa Mesa execu ted for deser tion have been taken off the
673-9450 ~~:!~..Q~W· ,,d· d airJ.aJlJ!£..an~idate J ohn ;~::;lrJ~=~~ t;:, •.. ~m: "~~°"~· 'lf'b'tttli'f"'!l>~'-a't1r~~~~-r.·~"~· ,~
MORTU•RY attack. were never m eant to •,. FRIEDL..\SDF.R: 110 Broadway fool people.
CoslaMesa _ ~ ,, "Garner h as been • IS~AKISG •
642-9150 ca ll ing m y of fi ce • GREATDEALS •
--a pologizi n g to m y • FREE • SMITH·Tlm41U-UMI FUNERAL secretary." Harvey and • •
MottTU••Y ~ DIRECTORS said T hursday. "I 've ,.• 50 G.\l,.S ! WESTCLlff CH•rfl turned the matter over ,..
CrerrelO<Y • Flower Shop lo the ABC legal depart-• (ff (;,\S •
427 E 171h SI m ent." :it ............. ,..? .. .,,...· ........... + ~::t~ HARBOR LAWN-Garner, a Republican • or Oii. ('11,\~(a:s • __ MOUNT OLIVE con gr essional candidate, • •• ,,.. ....... ....., •> ~ ,......., '" • 'd h · t ded • ., •o•a ... ).,.. .. __,.,...,tit • rtBCE taOTffHS sa1 e "never in e n • • llONDA • _.. SMfTH'S MORTUARY r or a m o m e nt l h at ....
627 Main SI MORTUARY-CEMETERY anybody would ser iously It •n~t1oorUhd • "'REMATORY • w "11 "'•""'"'..,.. .,.,;-,, Hun11ng1on Beach .. believe it w as Paul .... * * * * * * * * * * •! 536-6539 Harvey. The main idea ..,. ... ,. MG -TRIUMPH « SHlffH MOUUAU ./Interment in : was to be humorous." ,..._~ T h e ads, beginning • e JAGUAR e • 97ra~~m';;B!~~hwv Any C.metery with a Harvey -like ! FIAT-LANCIA !
494.1535 "He llo Americans," 111u. r.s111<> u1 d
/Shi t · r ibl f • ··1 n'11 ~.:.,,,, •..• •,"• '."''"' • 1533 N Et Cam.no Real t y pmen · focused on the o es o .. "" "" •
San aemen1e 492·01 oo W a s h i n g t o n ·°f"* * * * * * * * * * * * •
--./Burial bureaucrats. it 0 TOYOTA e •
f'H« FAMILY Insurance The ads were done by • 1•11·••••1•11"•11"d • COl-.... .. L fUHEl4L ' .it ,,.,...,,,,.,.. l.1'f S4M tr
"""'HOME . I ./Cremation ' David Fentress, 47. or •* * * * * * * * * * * ~ 7801 Bolsa Ave $255 complete Porte rsville, P a . Fe n-• 0 IO 1r tr
•Westm1ns1er tress said he was not ·• . :U ~ 'fORI • ~ . ti
893-3525 representing hinaself as .s.\l.F.S& RE~T:\L
--~ "Serving All Faiths" Ha r vey but Just ha ppens • RESER\'E ~OW ! r•CrAC VIEW to sound like the fa mou' • r,.17. 7777 Ext. 500 •
MIMO«IAL rAH ABC newsman. .. * • • • • • * • • * ._
CemettttY Mortuary 1625 Glaler Ave. • e LEASING 0 •
Chapel M DAl•v PILOT It Ml 11tob•rf'-e11• O.-•Ot it 3500 Paetf1c View Orrve Costa eaa "'' .., .. ,. a.u..r t-.~"*'.,..._
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NATION Friday, September 29. 1978 DAIL y PILOT., A.
THE FAMILY IRCU • lh H1I t\t-trni 'New Towns' Plan Ends
HEW Failure Said~ Pain/id, Costly
Man Named
SAC RAMENTO <AP)
Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr has announced the
appointment of Albin
Cruhn. president or the
C aliforn ia L a b o r
WASlllNGTON <Arl -Tht:
l>ep1.irtml·nt of Houstn(I und
ll rbll n [l\•wlopml•HI 1s shultmg
down 1lb dli..ustruus "new towns"
1>ro(lrum. pulling un t'nd to a
"sud . prunrul and t•x 1:>ens1ve" ef-
fort to build 1nnovallve com-
mun1t1C'lS throuJ(houl the nation
money before they could sell
enough property to sustain the
development. and the HUD was
best known of the new towns, as F ederation , to the
well as Park Forest South in Cons ume r Advis ory Council. ..._.,,_..:;;;;;;o....,-..-::;Mm.,..iiii6iW
• forced to pay orr their loans and
foreclose on the proJects.
Chicago, Cedur -Rivers ide in --------------------
Mtnneapolis. Flo wer Mound
loo"-ot 11 th • .., way Erma Bornlwck wovld
p1 obobly find ~ometh1ng vt:r
omv\tng about th1~ '
Makes Point
Tax Foe 'Ruptured'
KANSAS CITY . Mo IAP1 L.ast yellr, bUSI
nc:.:.man llarry M Katow1tz paid hb county
merchant's tax by stenciling a <'he<:k on a 1.nu r or
... boxer shorn, lo 11lui.trate h1!> vae v. of the tax
p_ayer 's plight_ _ _
Tb.ls year. he was audited by the Internal
. Revenue Service. and ordered to pay $17,687 in
. reder al income laxe:.
Tht• Nt•w Communalaei.. effort
ts one or tht> bcsl publiciu.'<.i
fa1lurei. of tt ll flodt•11il urban 1)rO·
grumis 011~ om cwl. dcl'11ning lo
t><' tdt'ntlried. 'uid lh r('putuUon
lb iso low thut "we thdn'l want lo
tttrntsh thl' urbun polu•y" with a
nt•W lowf\i.. 1rulJUl1vc
l.f)8SES IN THE eight-year
Nt•w C'o mmun1lll':> program
ldtul $149 m1lhon. itnd the omce
of Muoitgcmcnt and Budget has
rdusi::d to release planning
rundb to rt.-VIV(' the progra m
Thui.., llUO Secretary Patricia
ttobc rt.s Harns approved staff
rt!commcndat1ons to end the
new towns i::rrort. And she will
us k Congrcs::. to c lose down
H UD 's New Communities
Development Corp .. shilling its'
duties elsewhere within the de·
partment
Mrs . Harns said HUD plans to
liquidate seve.Jl of the 13 new
own · projects it s ubsidizes:
while committing additional
money to six towns still given a
chance to survive .
.J The department will try to sell
orf most or the seven projects ll
1s liquidating. These are .in
Jonath11n. Minn., perhaps the
Hours Sliced
At City Hall
In San Juan
San Juan Capistrano city
councilmen voled .Wednesday
night to shorten the hours city
hall is open rrom 10 a .m . to 4
p.m .. beginning next Thursday.
City staff members will still
work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m .. City
Manager James Mocalls said in
making the recommendation.
Proposition 13 has curtailed
staff size. Mocalis said. The
shortened hours the city hall is
open to the public will allow
employees to work more effec·
lively because they will not have
lo divert their attention lo deal
with people coming in and out.
he added.
near Dallas. Texas. Riverton
anc..I Gananda near Rochester .
N Y , a nd Newfields, near
Dayton, Ohio.
TOWNS THAT WILL receive
future housing grants. as well as
rommuruty developmenl grants.
include Soul City, N.C .. St.
Charles. Md . a far-away suburb
o r Washing t o n D C .; The
Woodl ands, Tex a s, nea r
Houston; Maumelle, Ark., near
Little Rock ; Harbison. S.C.,
·near Columbia, and Shenan-
doah. Ga .. near Atlanta.
The New Communities pro-
gr a ms, including some still
afloat, have been troubled by the
huge ''front end" costs or de·
velopmcnt -buying and holding
land. building sewers and roads.
carving out amenities consistent
with the goal of creatjng a com-
munity for people of all income
classes. with residential, com-
merc\al and industrial areas.
~ .. -
Suits Filed
To symboh~e how the extra tax had fractured his finances, Katowitz had the check to the IRS THE SECRETARY HOPED to
stenciled on a "rupture truss," a protective belt salvage the New Communities
Also. he said , staff members
will make a special effort lo be
available to meet with the public
during the hours the hall is open
Over Fallout
From A-Tests
_worn by ~with abdominal ruptures. Development Corp. by redirect-_____ ..;;:;::_-=------------iog efforts to co,ncentrate on in·
ner-city, rather than suburban
or rural. projects.
LAS VEGAS <APl -More
than $8 million in claims have
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ment or Energy by several Utah
and Arizona residents. who say
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This "new lown in town" idea
also i~ being shelved, the victim
of "a hislory we can't escape."
said Assistant HUD Secretary
William White, who heads the
new towns corporation.
Official
Backs Pot
A moralorium on subsidizing
new projeets has been in effect .
since 1975 while the department
sought lo untangle the financial
problems plaguing practically
all the existing efforts .
SAN FRANCISCO <AP >
-Supervisor Carol Ruth
Salver. announcing her
support for a marijuana
initiative on the November
ballot. said that while she
doesn't smoke the weed,
"The stuff doesn't hurt
Dave Jackson. a department
s pokesman here. confirmed the
claims Thursday and s aid he
believes they are the first filed
concerning an "orrsite" death,
meaning a person who was not
in some way connected with the
testing program at the Nevada
Test Sit.e. 90 miles northwest of
here.
anybody."' ·
UNDE R TifE PROGRAM, the
government was to subsidize
private-sector "new town" de-
velopers by guaranteeing their
loans and by coordinating
federal aid for basic commuruty
needs such as housing or sewers.
But most developers ran out or
The supervisor an
nounce d s upport oC
Proposition W, a state-
ment of policy calling ror
non-enforcement of s tate
marijuana laws in San
Francisco.
The claims contend govern·
ment negligence in the above-
ground nuclear tests in the 1950s
and early 1960s led lo three
deaths from leukemia and one
from lymphoma.
Pie'd Piper
Candidate Smeared
MADISON, Wis. <AP > -"It has a nifty
flavor," Lee S. Dreyfus, the Republican candidale
for governor. remarked after a banana cream pie
s truck him during a visit to the University or
Wisconsin.
Dreyfus was visiting the university when an
unidentified man tossed the pie and escaped down
a corridor. Most of tbe pie fell to the floor, only a
small amount slicking to the back or Dreyfus'
head.
A lette r was received later by the college
, news paper. saying "We the members of the
,I Revolutionary Pie Brigade claim full responsibili.
ty. Many people are asking why. Well. we say,
'Why not?'"
Members of the journalism department re·
ported having found a second pie -coconut cream
-in the stairwell and said they ate it.
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18 DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY
'Government Waste' Led to Prop •. 13
·--·-=. •ILACK VB.VET
$9.59
•SMIRMOFF VODKA
$8.89 Annh .. 1m uudlf•n('t' By KATHY (,'LANO .,. , ... 0.11, ,,_ \Wit
'c1hrom\a'i. la>. rt-volt, Pnipo:otmn 13. 'hMd tQ
h PP<•n " bN'llUl>l' of ulle~f'd wai>te 1n school
d1:.tnct, state anti uthr r l(<>Vc.>rnmcnt opN.it1on .
lht• t•halrmun uf tht-.. 11t11•' l.llllr llooVt'I
l'omm1~.-.aon ,,.ll(t 'l'hur,tJuy in Anaheim
~hJl'('ll , u ll'Udl'r in lh•• houo;1ng and rettl c:1late
indu~l• > und &1\'l1 vc· p11l1lll08l cum1>1t1)(n donor, wu:.
.iclilrt•.,.,inK a g thNlnK of lhl' Orange County
h1run1of1'uwn tlttll
"I ft•el Propo.,1t1on 13 l1111J 111 h1tp1H·n 111 muk~ 11
vtr'' t'll·ar Ill our l'll•t•lt>d c1rf1<·1u1., thrtl tht· iwoplt•
"111 1111 1011.:1•1 .. t.uul for It Nuth1rn ShUJ>t•ll ,
'h111rnurn ut Shdpl•ll ll11lu,11 ... , Inc· told u 11
11 •: POINTED TO HIS expcrlcnl'~ since 1969
u:o. a nwmoor or the Cuhforn1u Stute Government
Orl(11n1n1tlon und EMnomy Comm1s11lon. »lso
known u!l tht• l.itU1· tloov..r Comm1~11lon
lu purlltulur. ht• ll'll'nlloncd allcited
Supervisors Press
Ero ion Settlement
Or jO~t· t'uunl\ <.uf•l"n ''OT\
will lt' unn• rn11n· to n · t"h am
out uf 1-vun w lth'n1t·nt In their
fl)thl 111 i.:••t u sand dnd Rru\t·I
11p1·1 .ltor tn pa) for l't o:.1on
dj"'·'~'' t11 t 'u:.per'i lll1~1onul
t•a1 k
~lll'l'I \ 1!'>411'1\ rhoma .. R11t•y und
Ra I ph l>ll'tlrtt"h u n · t11 rn ,.,,, with
t 'mno\ I.. l '11 111pu11, offu·1db to
thM'll:.!> thl' firm l'o ofkr to m1tkl.'
ti \'U'h '''llh-rtll'lll Ill I he ch:.µUtl'
O\/l'' c.!Jm.il(' t11 the counl) .,
lur.:t•!>l n:~1onJI 1>ark
J uti n ('1 •·••k "'h1l'h n111:-. throu.ch
lhf' w1ld1·rm·.,., purk wu:o.hed u
2<l fool dt.'1'P JitUlly 400 ft"t'l Wlde
'" 1'1.H01'' lt11ouich lh•· park und "'J'>hed 11111 1t:. mum t·ntruncl'
ro.u1
{'Ol NT\' Of'f'ICJ,U ,.'\ bl<tmt·
Co n r o <' k f 11 r t h ,. d u m a ~ c ,
arli(UIOK lhtil the 50 root drop In
the• ,_lr t>d rn from lht• J.i&rk
1H'l't0lt•riJlt'U lhl' :.tream flow iJnd
1111· 1 e ust.-<i c re»> ion
Tree Muhap
Briligs Suit
An 1-;1 Toro man who
du1m;. lhlll hi:. 10 >'ear-old
i.on i.urtcrcd -,1·rious in·
JUru.•i. whc>n u tn..-e he was
l'htnh1ng on the UC Irvine
cumpui, ft•ll to the ground
ho:. !>Ut:d lhl' Jtegenls of
the Un1ve r s 1ly or
Cahforrua for damages lo
be determined in trial
court ,
---'~-~· W 11 I I. f: t' u u n l y govt•rnnli·1il t l:porh 11 'ltttlt.>
ero:.lon ch1m.1~e a:-h1 ~h us S2 7
m1lhn11 . th1• r1 r 111·.., 1>fft•r !'10 fur I!-.
u n •1uwh'CI $:100.000
Sinn• fo't'bruary !'l uper v11sors
havt' hud a laws uit prt'pured
ttit<llMl the company but huve
rt'peatedly put off filing It t.n i.ee
1f ;.rn oul·Of ·court agreement
would be reached
Stephan S Perry, 23832
Boeing Lane, cliums that
hi!I !iOn, Scott. 10. was
inj urt-d Oct. S. 1977 , while
cllmbinJit lhc lree during a
noon rl!eess al the "Farm
Sc h o o1 " o n l h-e UC I
l'umpus.
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< ·unrot•k OJA'rul1•:. a JOO al're
sund :inti ~f'<•vt•I pll mlJal'cnt 10
tlw park boundary off Ortega
lli•:hwu)I
t.a~t wrnlc1 rain -.wollt•n San
Maggi Joins
Airport Unit
R<t vmond H M:igg1 or Cypn.>ss
ha:. h°Cl'rl appo1ntt'<.1 to the Orange
County Airport Commission by
c·o111llv superv1!.0rs
M d~g1, a prOJCN administrator
for Hockwcll International tn
An <1ht•1m. was named by
Supcrv1:.or Laurence Schmit lie
rl'plal't':. <icnc Tunks who re-
s 1J.(ncct from the commission Ma~~d . J7, also is pres ident or
tlw fi,000 mcmh<>r Orange County
Apartm ent Associul1on, an or·
g:rnization of apartment owner:.
and managl·rs
He ::.erves a:. regional vice pre·
s ide nt of U1e California Apart·
mf'nt As!>0<.'1al1on and as a direl'·
tor or the National Apartment
A!>SOl'ial1on
Meanwhile, Conrock ·s s and
ttnd 1ieruvel permit from the
l'ounty ha.'i heen extended lo Oct :11 und county officials said It
ltke ly will be continued on Ii
month to-m o nth h1tb1s while
n(•got1ations continue.
He alleges in his Orange
County Superior Court
laws uit thut students were
encouraged lo climb the
dan~erous tree without
adequate supervision.
Conntian Sentenced
'
For Loan Swindle
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
36·year-old Orange County man
was sentenced Thursday lo five
years 10 prison for s windling a
San Diego savings and loan
company out of $1.S million with
only one telephone call.
T h e sentencing of Adam
Ramirez of Stanton by Los
Angeles County Superior Court
.Judge Carlos E . Ve larde
followed his conviction for !.(rand
theft last Aug. 28.
RAMIR E Z ' BROTH E R
Willie of Redondo Beach faces
sentencing on the same charge
Oct 19
The swindle took place last
February when a man posing as
a bank officer called Home
f'ed e ral Savings and Loan
Association of San Diego and
arrangc.-d for $1.S million to be
transferred to Adam Ramirez's
account in Redondo Beach.
"The $1.S million went into the
account Feb. 8. and It was down
to $10<),000 by Feh. 13." said
Deputy District Attorney Philip
Wynn.
TH E RAMIREZ brothers
boui!ht two ears. $60.000 in
furniture, s ax television sets a nd
countless other household items,
Wynn said.
CORONA DEL MAR. rRVlNE
OBIE 5PORT5 LTD.
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675-9700 .
14439 C.....Dr. ,,..
ca.w ..... ~
552-5252
m ism annRemf'nt. lnertll'tency and waste the
l'om m lss1on hab uncovered an the i.tate Hculth
()epartmcnt antJ other i.lute agenl'1es •LIC'f)UORE GAWAHO
I It' a lso l)<ltnted lo the commission ·s rec-ent
rt>port on exl'css land a nd empty clusrooms being
held by Cuhformu school dlstncts.
,,,".~ $I 1.95
· .• • AM~RETTO DI GAWAMO
School d1str1l'ts were directly affected by lhe
J•~v1s 1rutrnllve's properly lax reform in1tialive.
Stale ujlcnc:k-s were not.
,.. . s 11.95
"TUE LARGEST EX PENDITURE lo thls
!ilalc 111 for the t'ducation of our children which in
the latest budJtet umounted t.o $7 S billion from the
stale a nd locul school district.,," Shapell s aid.
ST ATER BROS.
I 175 lall.w St .. C .M.
540.7411
And while e nrollment In public schools
dropped by 300.853 students between 1970 und 1977,
Shupell smtJ. the cost of educating those children
went up
........... l.7511tenl
Jn addition, sl'hool district staffs grew by 14
percent or 50,000 workers.
"Wt· have J00,000 some children less a nd we
have int"reascd the staff 13 pe rcent or 50,000
people," Sha pell s aid "If there is a n y
businessman here who can tell me if lhat makes
·Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON
Home of the "Golden Touch"
sense I wouJd like to see his ma the matics."
SHAPPELL SAID COMMISSION studies on the
use of school fac1ht1 es revealed that some dlslril'ls
are holdmg onto empty land at taxpayer expense
even though pro1ecllons show the land won't be
needed for new schools.
ln addition. he contended, school boundaries
have Je fl some districts with overcrowde d
classrooms while empty schools stand unused
nearby.
"The concern of the friendly salesman
In helping me get the car of my choice.
"We do not want to see ooe child lose one
minute of education to which he or she is entitled,"
Shapell said. "But the waste and overlapping is
something we can just no longer-afford."
Shapell said commission findings have
broug ht about some chan ges in the State
Department of Health including a $20 million a
year savinJtS in the h a nd ling o f Medi -Ca l
paym ents.
was greatly appreciated".. __ ·-
GEORGE EICHER
Sant• Ana, C1Uf.
ANOTHER SATISIFIED CUSTOMER
HOWEVER. SHAPELL SAID, additional
Improveme nts s till are needed in t h e $4
billion-a.year stale health agency. .JOHNSON & SON
A state report noted. for example. "that up lo
37 cents of each dollar s pent I for Medi-Cal l were
for charges which were h1ghJy0 quest.Jonable," he
said.
And a commission study ln July found that
"because of loose administrative policies and mlsmana~ement. the Med1 ·Cal overpayments
could totaJ as much as $772 million per year ."
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2626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa • 540-5630
s135 .. S()SO
• Look mto our clQSers Ran:. orn:~l-:1-kinJ .1rmom·, ;ind
w:irdrohes m a range of styles.
From simple country <lcsigns co h1.-:iv1lv (arwd :rnd
dq.r:mt. From England. Fr:mcc. Belgium. v1.·rmany. Au::imn :mJ
Denmark. Small to grandiose. Pinc:. malwi:any. walnuc. ~1k. Wnh
marqucrry inlays. bcvdcd mirrors. hrome ormolu. br:i'>l> hardware
;md crown cornice.~. Ausm:m. Victorian. pure &lwnrdi:1n .
Arr nouveau. Art ckx:o. One: to ~uu your fancy AnJ .1lmosr any
room in your home .
Scu<ly tht· qu;1liry n( the.· woodc;; 11w loving crnfcsrn:in~h ip.
1lw priccc;. Then wonder why m<l.1y.., hr.ind new nrmrnrl":> rn-.1 M.l
much mon:. (Perh:1p:o.10 m:1kc: up for the f'l4.:Nmnl11y thcv'rc lnckmg ')
Look into ou~. For all ynllr 'f<1C1.··.,.1v1ng m'l..J, and tl·w
pcr~mnltry co m:rn:h. Ac womk,.-h1llyR-n:ionahll.' rm:l:~.
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•Business ·Boating DAILY PllOT
O.C. Trivia Quiz
Test your knowledge about the county you call home.
By DENNIS McLELLAN
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Orange County encompasses 782
square miles or 500,480 acres or prime
agricultural land that 1. 77 million people
call home.
Among these sun-kissed residents are
a res igned United States President, a
pioneer transsexual, FDR's son, a legen -
dary cowlx>y movie star and a proressional
baseball team''*
Sometime res idents include an aging
te nnis hustler, a dome-headed male sex
symbol, a U.S. Senator and the 1950s' most
wholesome televis ion family.*•
There are 26 incorporated cities in the
county. 1.37 million registered vehicles, an
a ve rage r<Jinfall or 15.93 inches, and an
avcr;;igc rncan temperature of 47.6 (min . I
and 76.'1 {max ~l .
'J'hcsc arc som e or tlle-facts and
figures. But the re is more to Orange Coun-
ty, past and present. than mee ts the
statistician's eye.
To get an idea of how much you know
about the county we call home. the Daily
Pilot presents 0 .C. Trivia. a 50-question
qui~ to tes t your knowledge. The answers
:.ippcar on Page 82.
1•n1chard Nixon , Chnstzne Jorgensen , .lames
Roosevelt. John Wayne and IM Angels. ••Bobby
Riggs. 1'clly Savalas , /3arry Goldwater and lhe
Nel.,ons I
t'RUE OR FALSE
I Orange County was once-part or l..0:<1 Angeles County.
2. ·rhe Irvine Bowl is a popular bowling iJI ·
Icy near UCL ,
3. Registered Rcpublic:1ns outnumber re·
gi stcred Democrats in Orange County.
POINTS Ot' I NTER EST: Match these Orange County attractions with their locations.
4. Bowers MU5eum ............ (al Costa Mesa
5. MovieWorld ............ lb ) Yorba Linda
6. Central Park .............. _.<cl Fullerton
7. Fun Zone .......... _ ......... CdJ Santa Ana
8 . Rlchard Nixon birthplace .. le I Buena Park
9. Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary ........ If ) Irvine
10. Lion Country Sarari .. cg ) Modjeska Canyon
11. Mile Square Park .... <h) Balboa Penins ula
12. Muckenthaler Center .. ti I Fountain Valley
I~. County Fairgrounds .. fj l Huntington Beach
lllb"TORJCAL SIDEUGtn'S
14 . The Ora nge County f'airgrounds and
Orange Coast College are on the rormer site of what World War II racility·•
15. What Orange County structure celebrat-
ed its bicentennial in 1976 ?
16. What is the name or the ramed Big Band
ball room on the Balboa Peninsula which burned
dgw n in the 1900s?
17. What IS-the n<1me of the book penned by Richard llenry Dana, ror whom Dana Point is
named?
18. The first non -native to set foot on Orange
County soi l was (al Junipero Serra tb1 Gaspar
de Portola IC) Juan Bautista de Anza fdl James
Irvine le) Pio Pico.
19. In 1933 Walter Knott or Buena Park in -
troduced what berry to the world·•
20. What yea r did Di sneyland open"
2 1. What 1929 Academy Award -w1nn1ng
mov ie about World War I transformed Corona
del Mar into a war zone"'
Maleh lhese cities with
their former names:
22. C-osta i\fe-sa La l Aliso City
23. llunt1ngtonlleach (b l ll<Jrpcr
24. Fountain Valley lel Pacifil' City
25. Orange (d ) llichland
26. El Toro «i c J Tallx!rt
A New Jersey program helps older residents bear the cost of medicine.
By JAMES ~!ANION
TRENTON, N.J . IAPI -Until this
year, the choice for 80-year-old Birdie
Brennan often was food or medicine.
The bedridden grandmother of ri ve
takes more than a dozen pills a day ror
arthritis. hypertens ion, hardening of the
urterics and other Hilmenls.
"It was pretty grim," s aid her son.
. Jack, with whom s he li ves.
.. We had lo cut into the food budget,
because she couldn 't handle the drug ex-
penses on he r own."
Out since the firs t of the year . Mrs.
l~rennan and about 255,000 other olde r resi·
dents of New Jer sey have been
beneficiaries or a novel SI discount drug
program now threatened by runaway costs
-because it is too papular.
"The program is wonderful. but I don't
know what I would do if it was cut orf,"
said M rs. Brennan, who has only a modest
income from Social Security.
The program, .which began Jan. t .
authorizes eligible senior citizens to obtain ~
prescription drugs for $l, with the state
payin g the rest. Its l•stimaled SS million
firsl·ycar cost is expected to zoom to more
than S.17 million.
"''!'his pro,L!ram is vitally needed and
we don 't want anyone trying to do a
hatchet job on us now." said Eugene Zoppo
nr Pate rson, president of the New Jersey
l"ederalion of Senior Citizens . \vhich ha s
494 . i::roups representing nearly 100 .000
seniors .
"Before this, the re were a lot of people
who were forced lo use their food money to
pay for prescriptions,'" he s aid .
Stale official s estimated there would'
be about 50,000 annual participants. but
more than 2.55,000 were enrolled by the end
of August. In addition, at least 3,000 had
not been processed.
"We were wrong ahout the estimates.··
suid the state 's de puty hun1an !'iCl"Vil'C!'.
C'o mmissionPr . Gerald J Rei ll\ "1"hl' ori ~in:1I applH:ation form \Va s \'t!ry l"llm
berso1nl'. Uut when ac·1·l·:.~ •.va~ n1a de
casi1..·r . the origina l e!'.tim;1le.., stayed thl'
san1r "
1'o 1nakc things \.l:pf sl;, lhert;; havr .been
reports tha1 s •111or 1·1t 1"1.ci'ls fro1n thr
nc1ghbor1nJ.! states of New York and Pen ·
nsylvania arc trying to get discount drugs
th rough relatives or by setting up f<1kc
!\'cw .l ersey residences.
Unde r the Pharmaceutical Assistance
Act, seniors li ving alone arc eligible ir
their amnual in come does not exceed
$9 .000. Couples may have income up to
$12.000.
Other sta tes ure watching the program
to see how New ,Jersey orficial s balanCl'
the ~oal to help seniors on fixed incomes in
the face of public outcries a gainst in-
crCas-ed-12:overnmenl spending:. Gov. Bre n-
dan ·r. Byrne, who used the program to
woo older voJ.ers in a successful re·clection
bid last year . has urged legislative leaders
to adopt modifications immediately.
"'The ~ove rnor recognizes the program
,.,.ill run out of money unless changes arc
n1::ide,'' said .Jo~eph Santangelo. Byrne's
top s pok<•s n1an .
ScvL'ral opllon:-; for c hangin~ the pro
J.!l'~~n1 <.1fl' undf'r lf•gislat1ve revit'w, includ
1ng a clcl'r1..•;.1.sc in the maximum a ll o\\•ablt.·
1n<"ome 11..·vels or 1nC'rcasing the maximum
1~a ym~nt hy st~niors from $1 to $3.
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GEOGRi\.PlllCAL GOODIES
21. What channel island besides Catalina i::.
visible from the Oran~e Coast ..
28. What is Orange County's highest gt_"O·
graphical point?
29·34. Name all six islands 1n Ne wport Bay.
35. Where did the Santa An<i River
originallyempty into''
O.C. PEOPLE
36. Wh at sports figure is building a million-
dollar home in Newport Beach''
37.. What is the name of former Pres.
Richard Nixon 's favorite Mexican restaurant''
38. Who was the be:.t rded J)ane who reigned
for JO years as Laguna Beach '<> "Official
Greeter ""
39. 'Wh<it fort>1gn dignitary was denied ad
mittunce to lhe !'\-1<1g1 c K1n~dom 1n 1959·1 l a l
Fidel Castro (bl Charles De Gaulle fc) Nik1l<1
Krushchcv !d ) ld1 An11n
40. What blonde sex sy mbol or the 19~
runs an anliquc shop 1n Newport Beach ·• ~a l Marilyn Maxwell (bl Joi Lansing Ccl fl-1am 1c
Van Doren <d I Sheree North.
41-42. The parents of what top stars or tht.·
'70s live in Newpo'tl Ueach"' lal Linda Ronstadt
lb) Diane Keaton 1c1 Chevy Chase Cdl Suzanne
Somers (el Sl('ve Martin.
"ISCF:LLANF.OLIS
43. What da y or the year do the :.wallow~ I"~·
turn to Capistrano''
44 . What 1s the name and ge nder or the lat"" Bubbl es the f{ippo's orrspr1n,1('
45. The Pageant or the !\.!asters traditionall}
end s with what ramous pa inting l :il Blue Doy
lh l American Gothic !c 1 Chr1 st1niJ Id) 1"hc Last
Supper.
'"""6--49. Name all (Ollf "land:-"' at 01:-neyland.
50. What policeman -turned·t1uthorrrroveci tt-
L1nda Isle 111 1977 but mo ved ba<:k to San fl-tar1n t•
several months later ·•
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rt't'I yo u'rt> 11 nul1 v" with u b11d memory ; if you
~ol 20 3(i 4'01Ttl('t you movcd lo OrunKt County
bt·forc 1l 11·hur11 N1 xl)n n1ovc>d hcrt' lc mpor11r1ly,
1f you J.tOI 10 20 t'urret•l you nlovt..-d lo ()ruugL'
t 'ount y :.i(lcr lt1 c h11rd Nixon n1oved here
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°"'':"~O~Q: SF..CUl'IJTV SVSI CMS, iU"l.IUOll COUlllfOll'TP!I'. IJ t-~Alt ANN \ IH;\'t' a 200 T h 1N c., J11t 8 ..,,...,., .... .., ..... c ... 1• •T11t1.0Fu.L1,011N1A .. 01t lk'l )ltl ..... I ""''Ou ltl Ilk(' h ) $ ,000 hey s oul<.I -w.ceutor .... m~ TNl.COONT'l'O"OlllANGI' .--!!Cl! it. Thl' Interest on ... uQlo Al••m s ,.1 ...... In<.. • Ne.Ao1'U"
a1f 10 your l'hlUmll $'~000 t bo 7 8 C.inornle ((lf'PO<ell(lll.l1118•Urw•y NOTICI. OF H l'Altll'IO 0" ht'<'OllJSC I'm :.urt• ·' 1111 of W\IV, IJ a Ul '/:!or .......... c;o.1.,,..w.C•!1IO)tl'll•tM1il , .. ,ITION l'Oll ,llOIAt• 0' wu.L A.. p1•rccnt runs upwards or T .. 1, "'"1"""'" c--...:l<Ml "' • '"'' AND 1.1tTe•s tesTAM•NTAllT lll'OIJ lC urc-bu.:.:l·ll h.) SlS,000 i.I yeac, and PD••UO!> FOii AUTHOllllATIO N TO AO· lhl· ::.amc llUn)t AllOloAJ ... m~•"-•. l"C MI HI' TIE II u N 0 f. fl 'HIE • __ .. __ they'd still have Lhcir J w M(Cl.i... INDt:,f.JoiDl:Joif ADMI NllTlllATIOlol I h ~1d .J r11 n n1n1ut e SJ ·-.era cai,it1tl, !.«•••.,• Ol"ElfATl:SACT
inl•lH·•· J ,,111! llAIJ 1 <A'hv A ycur·round, 16-hour ... !.~·· ,,.,_, ..... 111.a .. 111> ,,. °"~~';;;./" MA•uoo o. JOHhl5-0N.
l l----'";;11.s ,1 :-.lnb She \.\OUld ............ c .... •a10t -c.o..rol•011!.eP· hlOHCE IS HEltEPT GIV!H ..... ...... -:i)· ... ~:I)', --tftm--1--::;--...J1.._._. _____________ :,...,;;;;;;;;;;.,,,,.,~ day a t $2.60 a n ho ur ::;.~·-t~·i::llll!Jt A JtOll'•TS GAYLE JOH NSON LONGS r•ElH
h I I n1eans $40 a day. If thal ,..,., ao1.._.1511'M1 "•• 111..i -.1 .. • ""1111ot1 '"' P<-~ I (' l IS l(•:-.. 11 ·~ 111y turn ~-·~·~P"'Uon.-;~fl'f'lt' ... c< .. 'llllilt..n!_ 0,1 w111 ... o 11•"•"'! 01 Lttl••• I'll "'l'l to lh1•n1 111 11 l1ltlt' • et"J' " HIHllliiitiiilliM1t;"CJ11t11r111.--1 -~'•"'•"1•••0 11>el>l't•ll•,.•-•o-\.\'hih• "T.,.,·u <la~·~ '""'IJUid b h hi k 1 days a year, like his ,1 .... , ..,111o11111•1o_i.._u .. • uy I ljlt wedding pr~!j· Ol' s rom us . wire says, it com es to P111>•l.W °'-Coe•t o.i1, p,1a1' •IMt'""°'"" _...n1.1r11""' o1 E•te•n pas ~ ;ind I ht• :-.tu c il. nenl, but tM-y are dis· .. Dear Ella and Ma r· Sl<,SOO. lle 'd be mu<h S.1>1•m1111r1 1s n,. H11 · _.r.u, r••••...:• "° -kfl I'....._'°' wou ld only )!t i htt:ht!r J I d f t Pl d d · · ' · 4m.11 '"''"'' -'1c..i ..... -1"-' tM u ....
bcran1f' \'1•ry 11ngry ~~1;nsz:o'rt r:~m!:'1er~ J'~tsy e~seblr~h~~~ s:rrt b e tt e r o rr c lipping ·-----:;:,.~~t!,~;::,1::11'.':.~.~
Wh' .• ,, th"" .... "'"·'••'! a di I II I l h Sh h coupons and fishing in PUBLIC NOTICE 1n 1.,..tour1.._..o1o.a..i......i No, ' ··~ " " AC' p bl". n oth er OC)( monl . e llS Florida. -A Jo'ARMER OI UIOt.....-l,.-tPOOClv!cCen1••0•lw
<'lf'an dish lt'fl in lhe words. they ju!jt c•n't been very sassy all week Wl-10 WENT Tl-IROUGli '1cr1t1ou1 •uso•l $S ~:i~~;1~ 1"• '"' o• s ... ,. Ant ,
place and I'd end up do· get their act toJ(etber . and d oes not deserve lllGll SCHOOL '"" io1"".!:.~'!.~!!";~~llQ -1. 0.1..i St111.11. 19/1.
ing them myself. Ill was T he best way to de ill a nything. I hope you will o E AR F A RM E R : ,..,.. ~~~-,.~.; llJOt<N,
'he S"me Sto•y "'he n ot 'th t h ' hi "l ,., •• ,, m y wo·•h"''· ERNIE'S lEES, ERhllE'S lE[ • • "' WI e ·.sc eppers s "' Yo ur s olution makes SHIR T C0MPANY.1S1 1 s DI•-U lllf.T.R•'flfOLM cam e to cl can1n~ the lo Ignore their promises, 1'ha nk you a lot. Love, sense 10 me. Thanks ror s1 ... 1.S•nt•...,..,c..111 .... n1••111M !~!~~;:•M>M
bedroom or bathroom. J do It you rse lf, e xpect Nettie." writing. °' =·~ ~1::i e,::1•~11:" ~ nn1 ~.-... v•-l•,
Another exampl(': I no thing and keep your I-l o w s h ou ld W l'~:;;'i!~iii~~~!;m._:1 '11~ '· • • '°'"' s.t11otn4 w;1~ married rec~ntl y blood p ressure down. r e s p o n d ? ~,."!~,THERES A o1~,r;;:.i:u•~•·•c.,._c,~1>Y•1>1n. ~:!,N:!!,•:~!'i!!!,. 1'hrt.•e friend!i I st>e re DU M Bf'OUNDED ,. E,.,.., M fH••"'• P.,11111"""' Or-eo..i 0.11, Pllo1. ~ularl y neverfailto say , 0 EAR /\ N N O E i\R O.F .'D : By GENTLEWAYTO ,..!,~'1',~',:',~~-*••~,"',:.:..':. s.01.11.n.~.1"' "l'rn "oin;•to buyyou ;i f.ANl)ERS: ll ere's a all f fl • STOPSMOKIMG ....,.. wedd1~1'! Present within new one for you -a nd ~ugh ~r:::rse. ere 8 a ~-:,...~~._::!. 1•m1111••· 1911· P UBLIC NCYflCE
rhc next few da,·s." It's JU SI when I'll bet you •0 N 1 Wh f.<:1"---P""'''"""°'-.eoa•10•·••P•1ot.
be"" fo<'C months and I tho ught you had heard ' ear ell e : a t •. il,.~ .. "',,~,, •. -A i..oiem~• '· 1 ~· n.1", 1•1• ''"1T1ous •u:i.1 N1ss ~ goes on between you a nd ~.-..... • -""""' •:ioo.1t NAM£ s1AT£MENT
still haven't received a everything. Betsy Is your business •• ~~':':·•::•:-::·:·-==-==-~~~\ -------------'"• •onow•MQ ""'"'"~ .,., Go•rw;i ,.,·rt r,om ,·o")' of them. MY hus band 's s is le r Pl do , k P UBLIC NOTICE "".,,..,,., "' " ea se nt as us to MA •N M"'!>' "'"R•Nr.1t Can you tell me why Nettie is a little nuts . p un is h he r fo r you , -----,-.-,.-,.-,-----lseRv1c E, e•> "'""""• P••c .. ,
l'•oplc make a poo·nt o r She has a very s weet RUffELl'S , , ........ A ........... c..ui ....... ~19111 ... Love, F.lla and Marty." UI" 111 ...,.,•roll' Jet1e•1A11e1>G.•·.,,..••1.7QOJC1••· saying the y arc going to 13 -year o ld who m y D !'.: A ft A N N UPHOLSTERY CALll'OllHtA "'""'""''1&Ht1>,c.11•<>r nt.••h.I>> do som ethin" when they hus band and l adore. COUNTYOf'OllANGI Jo.,.pi. °"'"'"· twi vvon ... P•«•. " S · I LAN Df>.:RS: Appa rently WIM-it T• W..t ""'·"'.us' , •• .,.,,,,., c..u,.,.. .... 01llet1 kno\11 darnt'Cl well they 1n ce w e 1a ve n o Bob !Je-rg land , the 0,,Nr:;,~~E.Po:~"Ei.:TY ,.,,, """""''" 'ono"''"" 11w • \.\'Ill nt•\•t•r do it" c hildren o r our O""'n , ,._..,.. Qo0Af!r11""''""""''P
fl . I I s c c r e I ~· r y 0 r Al ~Jt lVATl!c SALE J•ll_,_ A r.,.,,..,14 ... , l'RO MlSJo:':i PRO MI SES etsy IS a most 1kc ii A~ricuhure, didn 't H(' l'ZZ~11 .. d. In 11>• M•lle• 01 1.,.. E\14tt ot 0,,. ,1.,~n• ,,.6, "";" "'"" 1~ daughter. Ca.to~ -541-0259 EYE L YN w FRANC!!'.,°"""~ .... " co .. My (."•• °'°'"""" c ........... ...,..
Th. l'l'l>l >'OUr inv1talloll to ;=============;1 Noto<e ".,.,err."'"""''""''"" o• ,,m-••·"" l' .. ~"'R l'H(JMIS.E'.S ·. 1s mo,nin" w1· '" ... ·~ "-'' -" "r(•s pond to thl' •''"''""'°"v'O<t_.•111.101.1...,un F10040I
1\t'tually, the!<ic peo ple cejved this note 1n the farint•r 's wi re whose ~;:~~;:.o~~~~~~Mot~~~~~~·:~ s.~~."~~ •. ~~7~;10 •. 1, P•"''·
M•'.i\N to do the dl,.hes, m ail ;1llhough Nettie hush:ind works 12 ho urs ,LJl j',(~!)'~'J :+"'r.l'J"'.I .. ";, F RANC•~. <t .. , •• ,.,,, .... u ''"" .. 1 clean lht' bathroom aod l ives les~ than f 1\l e 1 ,, TI " J~ 1./ ..!J JJ ~ 11•····1~""~•0 1,....,.,, .... ,1 ... ·1b•"""'· :t < ii.Y every uay '"°'I!<, 10 ,...,,,.,...,.,_ .,, 1"" ,,.,..~.
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Sl\TURDl\V, SEPT. 30 cent o n t•nnfin e menl ,
Ry SV ONEV ()MARR hospital , organ1:r.at1on ,
1\Rl l:S !fl.1arch 2 1. closed -doormcellnJZ .
,\pril 19 ~: f':mph nsi:r.e SCORPIO IOet. 2:1
ste ady pact', dependable Nov. 21): Accent on
associatt.'S, ronservative fi nishin~ prnJ4.!l't , ,Rett1nl!
est imates . Keep health fin~t.·r on pulse or s1tua ·
resolutions avoid ex lion . being ;iwarJ..• of
tr t' me s Ca n cc,., nt'rd s. r equ l re>ments
C apri corn p e r s ons Aries. ·r auru'i, J.ibr;_i
rigure in sccn11 rio. In· pe r!'ions figure 1n pie·
dividua l whn "counts turt'. One whu comes for
the house" will be talk· aid could a1:luull y be or
ing to you. help to you.
TAUR US !April 20. SAGITI'i\RI US !Nov,
May 20): /\cct.•nl on 22·1)ec. 21 ). New ap
c r ealivil y , s udden pro aC'h gains major
l'han~es , the exciteme nt poi nt with s upe ri or
or "romantic" contacts . Stress o ri ginality, out
Gemini , Sagitt a rius li n e ambition s ri~ure prominently. Be ~peC'iricall y -you are
a s practical <lt:i possible given assignment. Ur OP·
realize lhat e motions porlunity, to t·reatP . to
arc b atl1 1n~ ro dominatr display slyle ~ind talent
reason. in whatever your l'n·
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June 20 ): study Tuurus figure prominently. rness a~e get de tails. CAPRICOR N !Dec .
be aware of fine points 22-Jan. 19 ): Empha!iis
;_ind m<1kes l('SS tha n the •n1111'"" 'lo••o•"i"' c-1. •" 1n• ••11"'·
01inimum wage . May I $1 o FF :;;~~-;~·~,:·:;:'<o1~~·0."!,~":.:~1 fill i n ro r the gond '"""111>1 ,l<!l•,""'''" .. e"' ....... ,.
Seerel a ry '~ ! He is pro-""'· o, _...,...., a1 ''"'or 011>e•••"'·
bably too busy respond· COUPON ~~1";;.e~.:::'.=;',:;;:!'.1~':"'..;~
ing to Lhe blasts he's d•••.,,1 ... n11101M1••••orOflO•lv l"'""
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ALT ll OUl~tl T iit: 1e tllncr
:ia l ~11. dt>rby is pumpinu new l!fc
into l~oC"k h eed, John Simon,
ut•r(•Sfl<U.'t: i•nA lyst with lht~ Los
AnM.t·leti llrvkf'rtiUf' f irm uf
t ·rowell, Wt"t'<lon & ('11 , t:Kf)et'l..S
.1 1rliner n1u nuf:it·turt·rs to be
dt•hvernlJ( 600 11lu n,)>1 ll year by
19RO Rl
'l"hat ml'an~ b11t proflls tall
,1rnun<I. he !'U.)'S.
'Tha l '" jus t 11 hu~l' nurnt~·r of
u1 r11l an~'!!." S 1ruun l<ittld In tin
1nl1•rv1l·v.·
"~ll lTt~ t'R/\NKLV, lhcrc 's
110 r~uson why t:vl'ry hody
"houldu't J:t!\ v.·t•11llhy '
Hul l...of'khced. J\ot·111 g <ind
M r l)onnl'li l.>uu.:IU:,. ful't• sc riou.-.
t·um ~··lluon rrorn ubroacl for the
f1rs 1lln1e1n ulmost two decudcs
A1rbu ~ lndu s 1 r~c,,, ;1
four -n u 11o n t;uropcan
ron so r11uro , hlou dt L-d th e
1lomcstu· troika curilt·r this ye11r
by w 1nn1 ng a $771:1 m1ll1o n .
23 plane 11rdt.'r fro n1 E astern Au·
l..Hll'S.
TllE f:/\ST•:RN s a l e
prornptl'd lulter con1plr11nl:s
rro m Boeing. whOSl' ·rrc as urer.
Ja c k Pierce, told u !louse
l'O mmlttt't' tht.> Airbus A·:KIO had
won not because it was .11. better
airplane bot becnusl' its m a k1:rs
o rrered Eas tern u ltru·generuus
t er 1n s , wh1 e h Pier ce
c·hari1Cli'lrn:ed <•:i "r,r edut ory
t•xporl fin:u1c 1rl)l schemes."
Industry observers ugrc.,-e that
the I ~ percent 1:ai11 in revenue
1lassen.ic r miles 1m tcd so far
th1:s year by United S tates
1·arrler s h as boosted 1:11rltn1:r
sa les prospects . r
Dul they a lso notedttJ.at fl eet
obsolescence would n!quire new
porc hases by airlines anyway.
••• Tlll N K T ll E boom Ill
orde r s will gO into the early
1980s," said William R. Wilson.
marketing vice presidl'l'Ll for the
L ot•kheed Ca l1for n l a Co ..
mukers or lhe L·lOl I.
''T h e a i r l1n l's h ave a
cons ide rable need tn re·equip.
df s p osl n~ o f lhe ir oltl er.
narrow·hod1ed aircraft lhat nrc
noisit•r, ll·Ss fuCl·e ffLc1cnt untl
less :iltru<·t1ve lo t he passen~er.
·"rhcy a ls o need s uffic ie nt
equ1111nc nt to 1ncet the 11cw
nt·ed s of the marketplace.''
Ttl E S/\LES BOOM bought
prec ious time for Lockheed ,
whose L -1011 prog ram h as
limped 1:1long sin ce inception,
~!most toppling the company
lnlo bankruptcy five years ago.
"We 're .:oing to be a rountl in
th(• 1980s and that's when this
markcl should re ally take o ff."
s ays Loc kheed Chairman Roy
Anderso11.
At McDonne ll Dougla s. whose
11irliner a ssembly takes pl<.1ce in
L o n ~ Beach. Wils o n 's coun-
te rpa rt also sees good days
ahead.
"WllAT'S CAUSING everyone
lo get bullish is a good tra ffi c
year, but there arc some other
things catching up with the
a irlines that they can't ig nore ,"
s aid James 1·. Burton. direclor
of marketing development for
the Douglus Aircra ft division or
S t . Lou1s·bnscd M c D on ne ll
Oouj!las Corp
"lo:nvlronn1enta l issues are
b ecoming so impo rtant that
they're not goiui: to bt· f:Wrm ittcd
to fl y noisy or fuel-Inefficient
ai·rptanes." Burton adds .
"So airlines can 't just s it back
a nd add to their fleet s with
exi!:stlng airplanes."
McDONNELL DO UGLAS,
said Burton . hopes to capture 35
pe rcent of the new orders. a
hefty jump from its c urrent 25 to
30 perce1lt market s hare.
1-l owevcr . the compan y
recently dropped plans ror the
220·passenger OCX·200 that was
to be its e ntry in the so·called
"mids izc" a1rlincr m arket that
analys t s s ee as the biggest.
demand segme nt.
Instead. Mc Donnell Douglas
will rely on u derivative of its
DC-9 c<1lled the "Super 80 " and
a stre tched vers ion of its DC·IO.
Hl•ca u sc th ey h ave more
rnodcls."
BOEING'S "•'AMll .• V" ranges
fron1 the 100-pussenger 737 tu thl'
400·passenge r 747. 'l'hc compa ny
has sold more than I ,500 of Its
140-passenger 727s <i lo ne. and
the popula,. trijel Is by (ar
Boeing's most profitable model.
llowevcr . Boeing's planes
s traddl e t h e 200-passenger
segment that indus try a n alysts
see a s having the biggest s ales
potential in <-'<lming years.
Its 747 is too b ig and its other
mode ls a re not quite big enoo~h.
Co n sequently, cash ·r1 c h
lloei11g is introducing three
planes, the HM -passenger 767 •
1,1.•hich it kicked off with a .$1.6
billion orde r fr om Unite d
A ir li n es : t h e 1 60 to
!R O -pa ss enger 757, a
narrow -body Jet which was
launched wit h a British Airways
order of a lmos t SI billion ; and
the 777, a 2 10·p assenger,
widcbodied triJCt it h o pes to
unveil later I his year'.
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LOCKll~ED ALSO plans to
meet the expanded demand with
d c ri\·atives o f 1ts one bas ic
mode l -the t ·IOII TriStar.
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·rhc s un bilrc ly glows through the h a7.e
o vc1· A tlanta but its rerlec tion is pic ked up
hy mirrors in the foreground a nd focused
a l the top of u. 70-foot tower of a solar
APWit.-
e nergy receiver. The r ece1ve 1· at Georgia
Tech was the firs t of its kind to be t ested in
th e United States.
Coast Firms Report
Computer Automation Lists Record Income
<."om puter Automation. Inc ., I rvi ne -based
m1r1H:om putc r manufacturer. ha s reported record
l';1r n1 ngs of SG.144,000. or S2.07 a share, and re·
vcnul'S or $1il .380,000 ro r the year e nded July 2.
,dlhnuJ!h lll't uicom<' for lhe fourth quarter fe ll
h1·ltiv.· 1hat of t he preced ing year
'l'h(• t·o mpany expeets the e arnings decline to
eon\nluc intcJ thC' rirst quarter of fiscal 1979
s•:·r INCOM•~ f'OR Tt11-: year 1ust e ntled ~·as
1.·, 1>cr<·t·nt hil!he r tha n t he SS.317.000 reported last
\'t•;n', v.·hill· e;1rn1n~s per ~hare inc reased 14 per·
l'l'llt 0\'l'r l;.isl year's S2 70. Hl'\.'l!llUCS ror fiscal 1978
v.t•rt• 11p 43 pC'1'ccnl l'rnm the p revious year's
S<13.U3X.Ufl()
r>1<inuf;1ctur 1n~ delays 1n sh1pmcnls a nd heavy
-.1artup "~pcnses ror !he <.'Ompany's new Germa n
Alpha Mic ro was founded 18 months ago with a
slaff or four. It now has SS e mployees . a nd had
sa les of more than St m illion in its first fiscal year.
K&B Movt•• Olli<'"
Kaufman & Broad Inc. has m oved its Orange
County nfficE> lO the JO.acre Irvine Technology
C1:n ter in the Irvine Indus t rial Complex.
'l'he 15.700·squa rc .foot building houses the
hom ebuilding firm 's Southern Calirornia di vision
sales, mortgage, construc tion and accounting of-
fices . ll also ho lds a Ot'cor Ct'ntcr, a mini shopping
('(_•nte r ror 1nterinr finishes .
-lroirw--Bank
To Split Stock
S ubJect Lo appl'Oval by the
complroll~ or currenc y and the
vote o f s hare ho lders. ·Jrvine
National B<lnk. Irvine, will s plit
its common s lock two fo r one.
Th e re are 3 16 ,928 .s ha res
outstandin~.
1'he bank 's assets increased
by $7 million, fro m S27 million to
$34 million. during the first s ix
months of 1971:1.
Ir vine National. form ed in
1914 , h a s branc h es unde r
l'onstruct ion in the Woodbridge
vi lla~c in Ir vi n e a n d at
Pla centi a and Supe r ior,
Newport Beach.
The Woodbridge brunch is to
open at the e nd o f this year : the
Newport Beach facility is to be
complelt.'<i ea rly 1n 1979 .
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Lorkhced wi ll probably never
recoup-a ll of it"-b · 1Gl4~ sta&:Lu.p
easts, but Wilson thinks sa les of
the basic L-1011 and its Dash 500
and Dash 400 de rivatives could
soon bring the TriStar out of red
ink on an a nnua l bas is .
"Whether or no l the progra m
v.·ill be totally profita ble 1s JUSI
speculative at this time." Wils1Jn
said.
"BUT FROM TIUS point o n,
it's profitable for us to conhnuc
and 1,1.•e're going to do so.··
Although the sates boom is
bencfitting <ill manufac turers,
industry officials a nd a nalys ts
agree that the big winne r 1n tht>
Je tliner d e rb y will b e
Seattle -based Boeing, whic h
dominates the world market
with its "fa mily" of airplanes.
"They call Boeing the Gener al
r.fot o r s of th e aeros pace
industr y." Simon said , "and
wh.y is G r.1 w hat it is today?
Over The Count Pr
HA.SD Listinq~
Buyers Win
Protection
S A C RAMENTO <AP )
Cons ume rs will get increased
p rotect ion against de rel'ti\'e
draperies. furnitu re. luggage.
linen s and healing and air
cooling systems under a b ill
s igned by Gov. Edmund Brown ,,_
AB 3.1'14 by Assemblyman Bill
Lockye r. D -San L ean dro .
removes the e xemptions for
those produc ts from the 1970
Son g -Be verly Warra nt y Act ,
whi c h give s co n s ume r s
w a rran t1 c s on good s and
repairs.
The sponsor o f lhl' bill was the
Los Angele; County De pa rtment
of Consumer Affa irs, which said
it had received nea rly 2,000
cons ume r complaints during the
las t two years.
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coot.-u \'CJ:JllsU'jWr 's fourth qua 7er to $17,779,000, nounced the selection or J ann Chu rch Atl vertising
n(·t in~·omt· for the the fiua rte r elf tGperccnt-:-to & Gr.apttlc. Des~. Inc ., Newport Be ach to handle
SI.535.1100. ;11111 carn1nMs per share dropped 17 per. its ins titutional a<rvert1slrrg-cam paigno The firm is MUTUAL FUNDS t•1•nt, 10 77 t·c ri ts. 'fhe compa ny earnt"d Sl ,828,000, rcsponsiblt" for the develo pment and preparation
or H~f rents :1 share. on re venues of $13.052,000. 111 of a series of full-page advertisements to a ppear in ---
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lhe first fjUartl'r of the n ew fiscal year, r esulting 1n E . I S . R . :~o~nF 70 311 ,;.,L CNA Mqt Fd• · LtMun-~';l'' 1;;;i"m~ · ~~ ~~ ~t°"-• 11.;ll'F.;""' t'<1rntngs "ronside rablv below" the prior year _ nv!ronme nta .. · y ste m~ esearc h Institute A~•nlnv 10 ,. NL u 11.,. • ,, , 1J p,.,,,n 10 rn 11 ., 1"•' n'" n 10 M1f-c;.111 , 'Ill • ·~ ... via· "i'J i6 7 t " b'fr.:: .. t,
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to origin:1I <--quipmcn. t m. a nuracture rs, with more lions Agency of Newport Beach , has heen selected c,•,•,,". •, ~00 •, ,", ',',0', •,•, •,~ •, •,, !~,.!m, '•.•"• •, •,, "' via ""' 11 f)t o;.,., j '' • 11 s1Pceo • 10 ~ .. u~AA '"" 11 01 N "' ,, ~~ MOftM 100 Nl c;. .... h s ... 6 ... 111Gwl 101• tO" U~I Accu •01 .. L th;:in 25.000 cun1putcrs 1ns tallt.'C! worldwide. The by the David E . (."ummingha m Co. to ha ndle ad-o• .. 1n 1 ~ 1 u c°"""'" noo NL "•1Mn ._ • 1• NL Muna •OJO 1011 P• 'it~ 1"' e Go1 ..-, siop...,.., Un•t..., """"'
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'ystcms ror e lectronic logic board testing a nd lhe home project, Stratford al the Pacific in Dana :,~~~1 6.'~ ; !: l~~'•aM~ ,:·~ 1i~o~ ~· .. :-~:., ': ~ ... 1. ~!~~ .~.;,: 1; {,.; N\~~~ F"17'11 "68 ~~~Ft '~ C :t l~~ f:.'c. ; ~ ::::i
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Alpha Micro , a n Irvine manurncturer of
minicomputers and computer products, has ex
pandcd its facilities in Irvine. allocating It s
o riginal 2,000·square-foot building at 17875 Sky
Park North lo the preparation of software
systems.
It has acq uired a 10.000·SQuare-foot facility at
17881 Sky Park North to administrate s uch (unc·
l ~ons as pursonncl, marketing and sales. and an
adJaCrl)t 12.500·8CJu:.ire.foot building a t 17961 Sky
Park Cirtle for hardware production. s hipping arid
rc<·c1v1ng.
The enlurged flUDrters ha ve e nflbled Alpha
l\l irro to douhlc its s l r1(f. and provide space
necessary for re.earch and development of new
1lroduct.s and lest.in& QUhe ~sent line , the com .
puny said. --
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Beach. has selected Clay Publicom or Irvine lo "'""e" • ., l<ll D••w•u•¥G•n" • c.11:1' lii Jaii l••LG• .. ~ 11 }0 ::;r;~~~ UM NL e:;i.,, I ~''° lnve•I l )t t.O'l ha ndle publicity for its P ointe Quissett deve lop. Alft•ln< Ull NL Ote•I llol:JHlll E:qull •JI '" Le• In 0'110tM Nuv,en •n 910 Com'> lt'11JOtJ COfftm •'IOI ~
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Industry, has c hose n Saber Communic ations In·
ternationa J, Irvine, to deve lop a multl·media public
a ff air s prog ra m cover ing current projec ts . The com-
pany s pecializes in inte rpreting NASA satellite in·
formation for use in guiding international programs
in natura l resourcesen vironmentandc ivil engineer·
Ing and construction.
-Estey-Hoover , Newport Beach. has been
chosen to handle national advertisin~. publlc rela·
lions nnd s:llcs promotion for Vacat ion Ind ustries
Inc .. South El ~1onte. manufacturer . or recrea·
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Bard Work
~· Unpaid Women
Deserve Better
Dy SYLVIA PORTER
The American woman who st<1Y" home an<.I 1s paid
nothing for t aking care of her husband and youngs ters 1s "
dwindling species But m1lhons still perform this Joh
without pay in dollar terms im<.I 1n the fdce or scorn
Crom jobholding sisLei--,1
The contribution:. of such a homemaker can be
translated into ll minimum or 99.6 hour'i or work " week.
valued at Sll,607 a year Jl the S2 65 per hour mm1mum
wage .
IF A NON-PAID HOUSEWIFE sewc; a wardrobe, onl~
the a m ount spent tor materials . tnmmtn~li. thread. etc .
counts toward the gross national product Her labor is not
included. But if she h ad bought that same "ardrobe. every
dolla r s he spent would be included 10 CNP
In terms of the GNP. the hou:,ew1fe 1s non-ex1~tent
The housewife may start her day as early a s 5 a m.
and, with luck. finis h 12 to l4 hour<; later She has no
guar antee of a vacation and often receives Jillie dpprec1a-
tion from her own family
Many believe tht•
lives of working-for-pay
women ar e ml1ch more
r·ewarding.
Be~es the obvious fact hllP'lM~ URJUI n d ~i •e-rim~
what else does it mean')
(I) IT UNDERLINES THAT "WIFE insurance" is
among the most neglected fields in insurance. If a woman
were to die and l~'ave young children, her husband could
expect to pay from $18.000 to $25.000 just to replace the
wife's regular services. It is no more than common sense
fo r a wife to be insured so that her maJor services can be
replaced if necesS)lry.
<2) lt demonstra tes that a housewife's contribution to
the GNP should be recognized by development of a con-
servative total representing the nonpa1d services or thl: wife and mothel"' .~
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., one of the na-
tion's 15 largest, compiled this list of jobs a nonpa1d wife
performs and whats hem ightconservati vely be pa id.
JOB Hours A Wk. Rate Pe r Hr. Value P er Wk .
Nursemaid 44.5 $2.65 S117.93
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Housekeeper 17.5 4.00 70.00
Cook 13 l 4 00 52.40
Dish washer fi.2 3 75 23.25
Laundere r 5.9 3 75 22.13
food buyer 3 3 5 00 16.50
Chauffeur 2.0 5 oo 10.00
Gardener 2 3 5 00 11 .50
Maintenance t 7 :us fl ~
Seamstress I 3 5 00 1;,5(1
Dietician I 2 10 00 12 00
Practical nurse 0.6 5.00 3.00
lt adds up to 99 6 hours J 1,1,eck. or $351 59 a week, or
$18,282.68 a year.
Technical Upswing
Wntimies 2nd Day
NEW YORK <AP) -Stock prices posted a moder ate
gain today in carryover or lhe technical upswtn~ that
began late Thursday.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industria ls. up l.12 points
Thursday, picked up another 4.51 to86S.82today
Gainers outpa('ed losers by better trum a 2· l margin
among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues
Analysts traced the advance pnmarily to technica l
forces. with some trader s looking for "bargains" amonR
stocks tha t have declined lateh•
The government s aid its 1nde)( of leadin~ e('onom1c in
dicators climbed 0 8 pe rcent in J\u~ust Rut the ;ump ca mt·
after a downward.revised 1 3 percent drop in July Thi:'
preh m inary July report for the mde>.. which is designed a:.
a kind of economic crystal ball. had s hown a 0 i percent
decline
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car dr1v-.'O by his unC'lt• 111 l~ury .
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,..'f• ... Post-upset Blues?
USC Takes on Spartans Tonight
By ERNIE CASTILLO
0t II• O•llr l>!ltll SIMI ,
LOS ANGELES-The biggest task ra~\ng the
USC Trojan.'> tonight, besides holding onto the foot·
ball. is avoi<Jjng the post.upset blues.
A letdown or some degree seems only natural
after the Trojans reached an early-season pcak-
both phys icall y a nd emotionally -for last
f wee kend's 24·14 trouncing over what was then the
nation's No. l ranked team , Alabuma.
Though Coach John Robinson worked hard to
keep the third·ranked Trojans' collecti ve feet o n
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the ground this week, it's doubt!ul that USC can
get up for tonight's game at the Co liseum against
Michigan State the way it did for the Crimson Tide
on the road.
ROGERS W110 GREW UP WI Long Beach and
recruited heavily in the Southland durinJl his stint
at San Jose State, says USC has "the finest talent ,
in college football ," a statement which is more
than just another pat on an opponent's back.
Meanwhile. he's concerned about injuries which
have depleted his signaJ.calling corps.
Ed Smith, who started the season, hasn 't
played since hurting his hand In the opener ,
though Rogers has said at dirferenl times this
week he will not make the trip and then changed
his mind and said he probably will play.
Bert Vaughn, who sparkled in last week's 49·21
romp over Syracuse. s uffered an injured shoulder
last week and has had problem throwing the ball
t his week.
ON TJIE OTHER JIAND, USC comes in with a
relatively healthy backfield. Charles White has
been a workhorse thus far, rus hing for 538 yards in
three games, and Robinson would like to keep his
ace on the bench as much as possible.
_ "Th<lt 's ri&h!.~the Re v John ·c-·8.,irf"Wlk~toek·'s ~-_ ...
relig1ou~ conv1l't1on, the· d1!.·
l'ipline and guidanl'e he received
FORTUNATELY, 1-IOWEVER. USC has more
than enough talent to make up for any kind of a
flat fumble.filled performance against Darryl
Rogers' Spartans in the 8 o'clock tiff. Even on an
off nig_ht: ~~e 3·~ Trojans would be too much for a
J . t M rerugan Stat~qu-ad ·t ha\..may be forced.to go
with its third-string quarterback.
But there is n 't much dropoff with reserve
tailback Dwight Ford and fullback Lynn Cain
packing the ball.
If there is. quarterback Paul McDonald has
proven he can throw the J I after hitting 61 per·
""Cl!nt~of""hiS'"'aertalsv.t-hus t _ iih the-speed~Kevin
Williams and Calvin Sweeney as the targets. in public sC'hools, and Bostock's
desire to "be somebody "
All of Bostock's teammates on
the Ang e l s w e r e among
honor:.ry pallb('arers in the
overflow throng of a bout t ,000
persons at the service at Ver .
mont Square United Methodist
Ch urch. Some fainted as tem-
peratures reached about 105
degrees insidt! the <.'hurch , while
an estimall:d 500 people wa1tetl
outside the church during tht•
long servu:c.
A processio n of cars t:n route
to the ccn1l·tcry tn Ing lewood
s tretched for t.wo miles.
''LYMAN WAS com -
passionate, fair, honest, a strong
compelilor and genera ll y full of
fun," the 75-year-old minister
said of Bostock -who had de-
voted a great deal of his of.
fseason lime to a youth group at
the church, and other youth pro·
~rams in the impoverished
Southwest Los Angeles area
where he grew up
Pit c her Ke n Bretl was s pokesman tor the Angels at
the serv1 ('e :
"He enlivened our clubhouse
and took us out of tbe darkness
or defeat. But he was a winner
He enjoyed life so much because he had so little at the beginning
"WE AR.E ALL better people
for h aving known Lyman and
having him touch our lives."
Brett said.
Bostock's widow. Youvene,
a nd his mother, Annie, were
flanked by the teammates and
Lyman's four hrothers. His
father Lyman Sr ., who had
played in the Negro American
Le ague, also was in attendance
along ""·ith several players from
other maJor league baseball
clubs . There Were Oowers from
virtually every team.
l)olice in Gary said the a p-
pare nt target of the s hotgun
blast was a woman in the car,
de s cribed as a godchild of
Bo.s tock's uncle, Thomas
Turner. 1-le r estranged husband.
Leonard Smith, w<i s later
charged with murder.
AT BOSTOCK SERVICES Nolan Rya n I left ), his wife
Ruth and Joe Rudi joined teammates in attending the
funeral se rvices of slain Angels outfielder Lyman
Bos tock 'l'hursday in Los Angeles.
"I think our team is capable of great heights.
but ir we hope to develop into a great team, we'll
have to come right back and play well this week ,"
Robinson told reporters this week. "We can't let
down." •
For Michigan State, it looks like the beginning
of the end. After the Trojans, the Spartans have to
face Notre Dame a nd Michigan on successive
wee kends .
Garvey Gets Record; Rose After Another
C IN CINN A'l'I (API -Steve Ga rvey.
'-''Ith lwo hits, now has 200 for the season
and Pete Hose, with four including the
.r:a m e winner, needs five more for
another major league record.
.. ,.m happy we won the last three
games even though the GarveyS and the
Ron Ceys weren't playing the Inst half
of the games." Rose said as Cincinnati
s wept the rinal three game series from
Los Angeles.
GARVf.:Y MOVED to the 200 mark
for the fourth time in his career, getting
two hits l'hursday night. It was a club
record
Blaz ing Finish
"It 's extremely honora ble for me
from a n organization;i\ viewpoint. I en·
joy the Dodgers organization and help·
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ning and being able to put fans in the
stands," said Garvey.
The Dodgers have already won the
National League Western Division but
the Cincinnati s weep evened the rivals
at 9-9 on the s eason.
AL's Top Rookie:
' Carney Lansford?
From AP Dispatches
Carney Lans ford might get a
fe w votes in the American
League rookie·of·the·year ballot·
ing just becau se his name
sounds sporty. Now a blazing
finis h to an otherwise strong
yoar gives Lansford more power
a l the ballot bolC.
Lansford 's three-run homer
and run·scoring single led the
California Angels to an 11·7 vie·
tory over the Chicago White Sox
Thursday ni~ht. as the Angels
kept up their drive · to rinis h
second in the American League
West.
the year Thursday ni ght, has SO
runs batted in and 20 stolen
bases. And during a 'current
seven.game hitting streak he
has batted'.438.
The Angels won their fourth
consecutive game, and it was
their 86th victory of the season
to tie the club record. with three
games remaining. The Angels
lead third place Texas by two
games.
The Angels sent 19 batte rs to
A ngeb S lalP
"IT Wi\S i\ SHl\ME to lose that one,
I'll te ll you that," complained Dodgers
Manager 1'om Lasorda who watched his
team go into the ninth innii'lg on top 7-2,
only to lose 8-7.
"There were some balls hit on the in·
field Uia!_s houlq,_have been caught. The
kid -· pitcher Lance Rautzhan -made
them hit the ball on the ground.
"We just had proble ms catching and
throwing the ball What a tough way to
lose ''
"TO MUN GOT No. nine," marveled
Reds Manager Sparky Anderson of re
lief pitcher Dave Tomlin. 9-1. with an
earned run avera~c of 5.81 .
The Tomlin luck held despi te his n1n·
th·inning performance, walking in a run
. and giving up three walks and a hit. 1-fe
was in the shower when the Reds won
it.
Rautzhan, 2-1, gave up singles to
Rose, Dave Concepcion and Ken Grif-
fey. loading the bases. George Foster
walked, picking up his 115th run batted
in to tic Dave Parker of Pittsburgh for
the league lead.
DON WERNER and Dan Driessen hit
RBI grounders. Ken Henderson walked
See DODGERS, Page 8 6
I • i IN THREE SEASONS at Min· OTllER &"TRONG candidates
oesota, Bostock became one of for AL rookie honors are second
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II.I major league baseb<:11l 's top hit-basemen Lou \Vhital:l:cr of•
was second in the American 1'1ilwaukee . But Ange l third
the plate in the first two innings
Thursday night, when both start·
ing pitchers got stopped. I League lo Minnesota teammate baseman Lansford leads a ll
Rod Carew,buthewasunable to Americanl.caguerookieswitha Tll E ANGELS• NOLAN
• come to contract terms with the .293 avera)::e. Ryan retired two batters , and
I Twins.andbccamc afreeagent. ··Whitaker and Molitor have left a fter giving up four first in.
After he hit just .147 for his had ~ood seasons, I'd never cry ning runs. But he <:learly won -~--,11-..... -new team in April, he offered to .about it if either one of them the starting pitcher duel with the
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His hitting picked up. and he added. "I didn't want to slack longer than an entire cricket I helped bring the team to the best off the last month. I really feel match, 38 minutes. Ralph Garr
finish in its history. staying in like 1 've got my swing going." hit Ryan's first pitch for a triple I the P,ennant race until the final . and Bob Molinaro socked the I week or the season. llE IDT IDS eighth homer of second pitch for 3 double, scor-
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l lniversity l·figh School quarte rback Rohn
Marv1c k <81 gets set to hand off to tea m-
mate Dave Langmade 134 I in game ~ith
Lo. i\m1gos fhu r sday nig ht ~t I rv1ne-
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AKRON. Ohio !API -Severiano Ballesteros, the spectacular
young Spaniard who has dominated European golf for three years,
is having some second thoughts about joining the American tour.
"I don't know. I haven't made up my mind. It is very difficult
rnr me to decide," Ballesteros said after a one-under.par 69 had
staked him to the first·round lead Thursday 1n the prestigious
World Series of Golf.
After his surprise victory in the Greensboro Open this year.
he'd said publicly he would accept the offer of an American Tour
card and join the U.S. circuit in January. Now, however, he's nol
so s ure.
''TllE COURSES ARE BE'ITER, the conditions are better, the
money is better. everything is better over here," the hard·hittlng
21-year-old admitted. "But they need me in Europe. It ls very dif·
ficult for me to decide. I don't know what I'll do.''
Ballesteros, who counts the German and Scandinavian Open
titles among his four E;.uropean victories this year, won his way in·
to the select, 26-man field here by leading the European Order of
Merit for the lhird consecutive season. And he took the lead with a
little wedge shot to three feet on the 17th. a birdie that made him
the only man in the field able lo break par 70 in the chilly, windy
weather that played ower the dry, fast, 7,180 yard South course at
the Firestone Country Club.
"IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT to get the ball clo.se to the hole,
p<1rticularly from the rough," said Ballesteros. And he spent his
usual lime in the deep grass, hilting only eight fairways.
His troubles were nothing compared to those of some of the
world's finest players., Bill Kratzert, for example. had the lead un·
til he visited two hazards on the way to a triple·hogey eight on the
18th hole about the same time Ballesteros was making birdie on.,
See BALLESTEROS, Page 88
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for Ryan, hitting a two.run
homer to make it 4-0.
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CALABASAS IAPI -Lauren
tlowc hasn'l had as much suc-
cess on the Ladies Professional
Golf Association circuit as her
rormer Tulsa University team·
mate Nancy Lopez.
But ttowc, at 19 the youngest
player on the tour. went into
today's second round of the
LPCA tournament j us t one
stroke behind leade r Jane
Blalock.
BLALOCK SHOT a 5·under
pai:-67 Thursday to open the 72
hole e vent at Calabasas Country
Club, northwest of Los Angeles.
•t<>'We a nd Debbie Massey
shared second with 68s.
Scores were generally low
over the 6,4-0l ·)'ard course, and
the midday temperature of 100
degrees seemed to have little ef·
fe et on the golfers.
FOR HOWE, whose father l!t a
teaC hing pro In Colorado Spr·
ings, Colo .. It was her best round
ever. She said her father taught
her a great deal, a nd she 's
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lcarninc: ubout other things like
self discipline "-'hile on the tour.
"One thing I've learned is that
I'm a scatterbrained person,"
said Howe. "I know I've got to
get everything under control if
l 'm going to be a winner. I still
make decisions like ., 19-year·
old at times .
"fo'or instance, I've gone to
movies the night before an early
tee·off time. shown up dragging
a nd played poorly. I've got to
quit thinking like a 19·year-old
and start thinking like a pro-
fessional golrer."
HOWE'S PERFORMANCE in
her rookie year has been less
than s mashing. She's earned
just $1 ,575 in 19 tournaments.
s omething l ess than the
minimum wage. She has missed
the c ut in riine lournaments and
withdrew from three others.
l.o pez. among others, believes
11 o we has the potential to
hecome a winner
"I'm glad to see her pluying
a!' well as she did in the first
round ," said Lopez, who has
won eight tournaments aod
$162.117 this year but struggled
to a 75 Thursday. "I've always
thought she could do well, much
be tter than she has this year."
Blalock, bidding for her fourth
victory of 1978, started poorly
but found her putting touch on
numbe r five. She made t'ight
birdies from the firth through
17th holes before getting a bogey
on the final ~reen.
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With Thre Gam s to Go,
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thrct· hit p1tc-h1n~ of Mike Torrt'J. us the
ltOtf Guct>•'r Rt'<l Sox !'tl UYt'd within om: ~amo of the
fl r<;t plan• \'unk(-es by deh.•atan~ the Detroit T1gt"r~ l 0
• lit• hu.., to be JUSt uhout the strongest guy l 've ever'
~et•n with u bat." ~u1d L>etro1t Manager fla lph Houk, after
Kl<'t' mu. .. dt>d J drive through a i.t1rt crosswind into the
ccotcr flt'ld blcu<'hers leading oH the fourth inning for the
ontv run of t'he game-. --t""tticln l Uunk ll could be done, bul
1'1ed1d 1l "
By ROGER CARLSON
OUM o.i1, .. 11 .. ~l•lf
l''our Orongt' Cou~t orca tcums
"1thln thl' Sun~et Lcaf(ue
.Nt•wport llttrbor. Edl~on. Foun·
tu 1n Vulley a nd Huntrngton
Ueucb urc in action tonight and
a ll tarefavoredtowtn.
Toppl~ tomght's non-league
rootbnll action is the buckyurd
hruwl between the favored
Sailors or Newport Barbor and
theCoronadel Mar &:tl Kings.
Thl' lntcruse rivalry has already
t'lairtu.'<1 Its first casualties as
cac h wa~ knocked off la.st week as
they perhups withhe ld some or
their enthusiw;m ror this one.
{'OAC H BILL PIZZICA'S
Nt'wport. llurbor eleven owns a
12·3 advuntage in the series.
F,.._PageB5
DODGERS. • •
and Junior Kennedy singled
making1t7·6.
Rick Auerbach. hitting for
;omhn. t ied the game with a
sing le a nd Rose cam e up to
smash a line d rive to the left
field com er bringing home the
Tonight's Games, Odds
THE UME firm., ... at -..ri Har'9r
D 1111111 vs. Ea It ._ Ceast
F.-. '*f It I.II( ludl Wilslll
... SrlMI at 1111.U llltll luctl
D 1 .. ws. ._ a at S. Clm1tt
lid! It ._ Yiljl
St ...., It Lapa lucti
s " t ., It lnilt 111111
which bas seen Corona del Mar
held to one touchdown or Jess on 11
occa sions.
Both coaches have unloaded
ve rbally -with Corona del Mar
Coach Dick Morris saying
Newport Harbor is No. 1 on ms
team's hate list, while Pizzica
says the Corona del Mar game
does not rate high on his list of
priorities.
The game pits two teams known
forexcellentdefense.
At quarte rback is Kurt
Brockman for Corona del Mar.
while Newport.counters with Al an
Gaddis.
TIIE TIME
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7:38
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7:30
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THC ODDS
N .. 10y7
Ea'YI
fV~ll
HI~ 3 u ••• ~, 6
Missile~, 7
Sl Adlly '1 I
St UhhKh '1 11
Compton a nd receive(S Kevin
MargerumandJimCoppom. ·
Edison. still smarting from its
24-20 upset loss to Canyon, ta ngles
with El Modena in one or the finer
matchupsorthenight.
Junior quarterback Mark
Boyer will be at the controls for
the Chargers in. place of Frank
Seurer <broken jaw>. Mater Dei
trans fer Mike Dotter er , who
scored three TDs among 160
y ards in the opener. is the
Chargers· chief running threat.
..
~
The Chargers or El Toro ~L
have vivid reeQlle<:tions of ~t
collapse and Oana Hills Coach
Don DeCroote says, "ThaL's wbft
I'm afraid of, they won't ha
forgotten." ·
OANA HILLS will be wi~t
s tarting ta ckle Dan Le a rfi
<broken arm). Ray Voss <20S>.i
Darryl Anderson <170 ) will try
take up the slack.
Coach Bob J ohnson's El T~
Cha rgers enter a t full stre~
and J ohnson promises if his crw
gets ahead, it won't take thioCS
for granted.
Mission Viejo Coach John
Murio has had injury miseries
within his squad <Mike Ochoa will
be out at least another two weeks
according to Murio> and Tustin's
physical tendencies could present
a problem.
ST. ANTHONY ENTERS with a
210-pound line and a quarterback
with rollo ut t e nde ncies t o
thre aten Laguna Beach, which is
ha mpered by key injuries.
Tht• Yankee~ and Hed Sox each have three gumes left, ~11 home Clt>veland 1!) at New York, with David Clyde
p1tC'h1ng aga1 •:.t Jim BeatUe tonight, while Toronto v1s1ts
HoMon. with J. 'Tl Clancy scheduled to 01>pose Bob Stanley
an the ~enes opener
winning run. FOUNTA I N V ALLEJ'S
Rookie leflfielder Rudy Law Ba ro ns are favore d to in,
BOLSA GRANDE'S option of-
fense is a threat to Huntington
Beach. which is still without
linebacker Chris P agnanelli.
El Toro and Dana Hills hook up
in a tiff at San Clemente High. Jt
was Dana Hills which rallied
from a 21-7 defi cit to win, 29-21 in
the waning seconds to stun El
Toro in 1977.
The Artists or Laguna Beach
had exchange problems from the
cente r to qua rterback in the
ope ner . but that is hopefully
solved with the return or center
Brooks J at'Obson.
Irvine tligh Coa c h Chuck
Sorcabal has his Vaqueros nearly
intact with t he exception of
line backer Steve Bills <con-
cussion>. who may be replaced by
Sam Clounts.
------q..le ef tM Da·-----
"was playing him like a leflhand despite travelling to I ong 8(lach
pull hitter ," said Anderson. Wilson,which boastsahugeline.
"Whe n the game is on the line. The ace in the hole for the
you s hould look and see where Barons is a lethal passing game
your people are. J 've seen Pete consisting o ( quarterback Gil
Aftcr New York Yankee pitcher Ron Gu.ldry
broke a 74 -year-o ld club record for the most
strikeouts in one season <243) for. a ten-ha nder, he
commented: "It's just a nothe r record. Somebody
else will probably break it again in 60 or 70 years."
hit that ball a hundred times." ------------------------------------------
NIMro Get• B01111S •~tlee
P hil Niekro has one more chance lo become Ii
a 20-game winner for t he Atlanta Braves this
season and owner Ted Turner gave him an
incentive to try a little harder . Tumer gave
Niekro an envelope Wednesday and reports indicate it is a
bonus of $100,000 to be spread out over a 10-year period
. . . Paul SpUttorff, Sr., father of Kansas City Royals'
pitche r Paul SpUttorff, died at his Ar lington Heights, Ill.
home Thursday. The younger Splittorff is scheduled to
pitch Tuesday in the Amencan League playoffs if the
Royals face the Yankees ... Cesar Geronimo is in a
Cincinna ti hospital s uffe ring fro m phlebitis . .
Baltimore's Rieb Dauer tied a major league record with
his 85th consecutive error less game.
~ E'alatlaorst l11ju~d
Qua rterback Cr aig Morton and starting
g uards Paul Howard and Tom Glasslc we re
a mong five D enver Broncos held out or
T hursday's practice session with minor injuries
. . . Sa n Fra ncisco offensive tackle Keith Fabnborst
suffered a knee strain in practice and will miss Sunday's
game with the t:mcmnat1 liengals ... Tight end Ken Moore
has been signed to fill a roster spot vacated by retiring
defensive end Claude Humphrey with the Atlanta Falcons ...
Five-year vetera n tight end Albert Chandler bas been waived
by the New England Patriots.
No Com1pe11•atloa tor Mo•~
The New York Knicks say they won't ask m
for compensation from whatever team signs
g uard Earl Monroe . Monroe. a s ta rte r .
averaged 17.8 points per game last season ....
The Milwaukee Bucks trimmed their roster to 13 by
cutting two players including former Laker forward C. J .
Kupec . . . Funer al ser vices a r e pending for Neil
Johnston, a former NBA star who died Wednesday of an
a pparent heart attack at 50.
Rad~ Telerid ..
RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at San Diego, 7 p.m ..
KABC (790); Chicago at Angels, 7:30 p.m., KMPC 1710>.
Basketball ·-Lakers at Oakland, 8 p.m., K.LAC (570 > .
TV: Rams Highlights, 8 :30 p.m .. Channel 11.
"l 'IJ keep pecking away and
J USt try to get two a game" in
th~ last three with Atlanta, said
Rose. Rose. with 195 hits. has a
cha nce to become the first ma -
JOr leaguer in history to have ten
200 hit seasons. He's tied with Ty
Cobb a t nine .
LOS ANGE LES
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GueHero, I b 2 l l O
Ctt. lb 1 0 0 0
C.rol•, 30 I 0 0 0
MondiV. rt 3 1 I 1
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ClnclMal• 000 ooo o:i.-. Two out when Wlll'llnQ run scored e -Con-
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n 28 -Grilley. Conc~1on. HA -MOnclev c1t1.
SB -Lew. S -North.
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Murder Suspect
Pleads Innocent
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CROWN POINT, Ind. <AP>
The suspect in the shooting de-
a l h of Lym a n B os t oc k ,
Califo rnia Angels outfie lder,
pleaded innocent today to a
charge or first-degree murder.
The suspect, Leonard Smith,
31. Gary, Ind .. asked for a jury
trial. No date was set, however,
and Smith was returned to the
Lake County Ja il where he was
held without bond.
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UNIVERSITY"S DAVE LANGMAOE (34). ROHN MARVICK (8) ANO JIM GLEASON (ON GROUND) SURROUND JERRY ROMERO.
wbos Pass Up Univ~rsity '· 16·0
By ERNIECASTILLO
Oll-.o.; ... ""-'~" For the first six quarters of the
8 football season, Los Amigos
igh kept ringing up goose eggs
n the scoreboard.
So. "'he n the Lobns finall y put
me points on the scoreboard
hursday night, 1hey acted like
e)' had just "'on the Super Bowl
ather than a 16-0 non-league dc-
ision over Uni ver.;ity 11.igh .
Laird Craig did the honors of
napping the Lobos'scoreless slr·
ng a t Irvine 1-ligh Stadium with a
-yard fi eld goal but it was ac-
tually the passing or sophomore
quarterback Art Wilcox that gave
coach Al Calonico his initial vic-
tory after his team dueled Dana
•fills to a 0-0 standoff a week
earlier
WILCOX, after completingJU.'\l
one or five passes in the rirst half
against University, came out
throwing in the second half and
picked apart the Trojans· secon-
dary for ei,llht eomplclions. all of
which covered JO yards or more.
T\\'O of those went for
touchdowns in the last five
minutes of the game but the way
the Lobos were playing..defensc,
Los Amigos could have easily sat
on the ball and still came out on
top.
Caloniro's decision lo go lo lhe
air in the second half seemed
more logical than brilliant. By
co ncentrating on the run,
University's defense seemed to
almost dare lhe Lobos to pass, ob·
vious ly aware that Wilcox's arm
seemed suspect in the opener
\\'hen the 6-2, IS7·poundcr com-
pl eted three or eight passes for 36
yoird s and lwo interceptions
against Dana I I.il ls.
"Wfo~ DECIDEDTll EY were 1n
a reading dc£cnsc and were let-
ting us pass, so we passed,"
Caloni<.-o said while trotting out to
a bus rocked by-the chant of
''Lobos, Lobos, Lobos."
University Coach Dick Roche,
like"·isc. was brief in his asscss-
mPnt of his team 's second loss in
two tr..ics. ··w e played poorly and
deserved to get beat ... said
Roche, "'ho refused to elaborate.
Actually, the Trojans didn't
play all that badly :especiall y in
thl' rirst half. Th<'y mounted a
68-yard drive in the first quarter,
only to h<ive a fourth·and-(i\'e
play from the IO stopped at the
eight -yard line.
IN THE TIURD QUARTER.
Uni marched 39 yards to the Los
Amigos 25-yard line before i:I
£ou rth do"'Tl pass was broken up
by Craig. Jn addition, the Trojans'
de r"n se looked impressive
throughout. especiall y the playo£
Dave Langmade who made two
rine diving break-ups of passes in
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See UNI, Page 88
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Post Victories
J ames Bergeson and Ike Grier scored 13 goals
between them lo lead Coach Bill Ba rne tl 's
Newport 1-larbor High water polo team to a one-
s ided 21-1 victory over Tustin in opening action of
the South Coast tournament T"lursday in the
Nc"·port pool.
Bergeson hit seven goals and Grie r si:ic as the
Tars breezed to \."ictory in their opening game.
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round action.
Corona del Ma r toppled Palos \'erdcs. 16-4 in
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Fnct.y, September 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT 87
Seahawks Fall
Guardian Angel
Protects Saints
BY ROGER CARLSON -Ol""o.ltf ...........
Ocean View High's seniorless
Seahawks played tbe Santa Ana
Saints on even terms Thursday
ni ght-with lhe exception or one
key Ingredient-a break ort wo.
The Seahawks went down to a
13-6 non-league football setback
before 2,000 at Santa Ana Bowl as
the Saints got rich on a rumble re·
covery in lhe end zone and a field
goal that hit the cross bar and
bounced over.
To be sure, the Seahawks
left the field with rew heads hang-
ing down and Coach Ken Moats
confirmed there were no bubbles
burst amidst the Ocean View
scene.
"I WAS PLEASED with our
team 's ability to hit with Santa
Ana," said Moats. "But Santa
Ana did a good job. l thought San-
ta Anacametoplay tonight, much
more so than when we saw their
game with Buena Park.''
The loss. only the second ever
for Ocean View's juniors who re-
e led off 7-1 and 9-0 seasons as
freshmen and sophomores, was
caps ulized in one play-the fum-
ble recovery.
With the score tied, 6-6, Clyde
Oa vis was stacked up by the
Ocean View interior at the
Seahawks' five-yard lin e. The
problem was that he was hit too
ha rd-and the ball popped loose,
bounced over the goall ine and
220-pound tackle Chris Burney
pounced on the ball for the
touchdo~'Tl.
J ESS ZAMORA, ~·ho had con-
nected on two fi eld goals, added
tbe PAT and the Saints owned a
13-6 lead.
P.1omenls later Santa Ana was
knocking on the door again after a
rumble recovery. but the Ocean
View defense, which had beld the
speedy Saints in cheek most of the
ni&b!...rpse to theoccasion again.
Quarterback Ray Kotler went
to the air after Zamora's second
field goal made lt 6-0 and complet-
ed eight of26 passes in the second
half. ·Terry Bachmeier was h.is
chief target, but in reality, Ocean
View's passing game is better
tha n the stats.
TllE SEAHAWKS stuck to the
ground in the early going and
Moats explained: "We felt that
was what Santa Ana was giving us
at the t ime."
Ocean View's scoring drive was
a 62-yard march in 13plays and on
nine or those plays Kotler went to
the air, complet ing five for 48
yards.
He capped it with a one-yard
dash a round hi s right side to tie
the gameat6·6.
But Santa Ana bounced back
with its onJy march or the game,
~d bya28-yardrunwith a pass
r ic k Valdez to the-Ocean Vi~w
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HA RRY BILLUPS OF UNIVER SITY RUNS AWAY FROM VINCE RAMIREZ (75).
33-0 Setbaek
Hawks Snuffed Out
By Three Strikes
By STEVE ANDREWS
Ol 1 ... 0.11, ,.119' ~"'" Laguna m us High went into
T hursday night ·s footb<1ll game
against Ri m of the World with two
strikes against it, givin~ up both
size and experience lo the Scots.
But it was the third strike that
killed the seniorless Hawks in on-
ly their second varsity ga me.
Head coach Chuck G~llo was
forced to use a q uarterback with
virtually no knowledge of the of-
fense a nd Laguna Hills fell to Rim
of the World,33-0. al Mh;sion Viejo
High
FIRST STRING quarterback
Rich Glivar's availability has
been limit.ed due to an inJury, so
the quarterbacking reins were
turned overto Kirby Combs. who
just recently t r ans fered to
Laguna Hi lls from Foothill lliJ!h.
behind a line that boasted three
seniors out of five ~ta rte rs.
FULLBACK Jim J ohnstone
was the big gun, gaining 240 yards
on 22 carries and scoring three
times on runsof5.17 and 93 yards.
Tailback Tom Aquir re hit paydirt
twice on scam pers of two and 11
yards.
Lagooa Jlills advanced into
Scots· territory only twice before
drives s talled. The deepes t
penetration was t.O the Rim 13·
yard line lateinthefinalquarter.
Still. the score was closer than it
appears as two Rim touchdowns
in the final five minutes m ade the
final total deceiving.
"They had us in size a nd ex-
perience on both lines, but I was
pround of the way our team
played. "Gallo said.
'Tm proud because our team
d1dn 't cave in, they kept fight·
ing.··
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UNI ...
the second half.
Harry B.illups, the Trojans'
:-.pecdy transfer . had a good first
ha lf. carrying eight limes for 45
yards. But he toted the ba ll just
once in the second half as the Tro-
jans went to the air on J4 oc-
casions .
With Los Amigos taking con-
trol. University got off just six
running plays in the second half.
;,ifter pounding away successfl.lllY
for 64 yards on 17 rushes in the
first half .
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GAMESTATISTIU
LA
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Ru\M .. y•rO\ 3'1-116
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Pnsn 9 19.1
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LA-HUQl>e• , ..... GUlierreil-11. Romeroll·SI,
8el•noe•~ 14, l<•ll• 1·11. W1lco• ~mlnus26.
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"Kirby just came to us recent
ly. so he has spent most of the t1 me
just watching." Gallo ~aid. "He
h<1S had only three days of prac-
tice since becoming the s tarter
"Normally I wouldn't put a
young man m that i-.ituution, but I
had no choice with the injury to
Glivar ."
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BALLESTEROS LEADS • • •
RIM OF THE WORLD took ad·
vantage of Lai:tuna Hills' of·
fensive inexperience, r ushing sax
or seven men on nearly every
play. They li mint<.'d t he Hawks to
only 43 yards of total offense and
six first downs.
the 17th. Lee Trevino also had an eight on his card and shot 75. And
Jerry Pate scored a pair of 7's, hll at least two shots left-handed,
once hit from his knees and finished with an 84.
With the tremendous defensive
pressure applied by the Scots' de·
fense up lhe middle, Laguna Hills
found most of its success around
the ends with Tom Li nk gaining 44
yards rushing.
J ACK NICKLAUS SHOT a 72 and was glad lo gel it a fter a
bogey-bogey-bogey string beginning on t he ~eventh. And Tom
Watson , gunning for repeat titles as Player of the Year. Va rdon
Trophy winner a nd leading money-winner, said he "was fortunate
to shoot a 74. I didn't play very well. If you can ever say you're
happy to shool 74, I guess I can say it today."
"'"'''°""" ~ TIM.lndeV In the World SH~ ot Goll on ttw 7,lllOyMd, iN• 3Sll-70Soultl<ou<w
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Meanwhile. Rim of the World's
offense was running the bulk of its
plays straight up the middle
* * * SCORE a YOUAaTEaS
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GAME STATISTICS
France, Brudzinski to Speak
Alrn
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R a m football st ars Doug
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pick In 1975. a nd Brudzinski, a
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A1m-Jot>nstont 21·1.0. Aoulrre 19 Ill, O.vis
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Fer9u.on ••. G•••M J.tor minus " Com"" I for
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Top Rwmers Vie
frank a nd Chuck Assumma, twins from
Eisenhower High who finished first and second in
last year's Cl F 4·A cross country finals. are ex-
pected to lead a tough field Saturday at the Dana
Hills Cross Country Invitational.
More than 40 schools will be represented , with
competition on all grade levels fo r boys and girls
scheduled to get underway at 8:30 a.m.
While the Assum ma brothers fi gure to lead the
varsity boys individual race. the team title could
be a struggle between several schools, including
Foothill <second m the 4-A finals last year >. Foun·
tain Valley <third m the 4-A fi nals> and the peren·
nially-powerful Costa Mesa.
The ~iris' division will feature 1977 CIF cham-
pion Michele Bush from Rolling Jli lls Hi gh, as well
as the ddendmg team champion an the Dana Hills
Invitataonal. West Torrance
The three -mile course at Dana Hills will cover
1trnss. sidewalk and track Sllrfaces A trophy pre·
sentalion is schcdul<'d to fol_low the cornpctlt1on 3l
1.30.
Malavasi. George Allen . Chuck
Knox and Hayes.
R eservation s. $13.25 per
person. wi ll be on a first-come
basis. For information. call Lee
Walker C634·1311 > or Ha rvey
Walter 1828-6301 l.
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Post Wins
Gordon DuU of Huntington
Beach High turned In a blazing
15:26 for the three·mile course
at Central Park as the Oilers
captured a 22·36 non -league
cross country victory over
Pacifica High Thursday after·
noon.
Sam Walling or University
High posted a 16: 15 In leading
the Trojans to a perfect 15-50
scor e over Laguna Beach.
University took the fi r s t 10
places
E lsewhere. Fountain Valley
tu rned i n a d isappoi nting
perfor mance in a tria ngle meet
that was won by M1llikan High
o f L ong Beach wit h Los
Al a mitos a dis t ant third .
Millikan had 20 points lo 38 for
the Barons.
Freshman Don Planta posted
a creditable 16:52 as his Mater
D e i t eam toppled Newport
Ha rbor. 24·32. Bim Barry of
Newport, a sophomore, finished
second in the three-mile run in
17:26.
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Los Caballe ros
Selects R e yes
Ray Reyes is moving from the
Mesa Verde Country Club in
Cost a Mesa to take over as
aqua ti cs d i r ector at Los
Caba lleros Racquet and Sports
Club in Fountain Valley, effec-
tive Nov. 1.
Reyes will develop the swim·
ming a nd divtng progra ms at
Los Caballeros after se rvi ng 14
years in the same capacity at
Mesa Verde CC.
Reyes' primary respon!>ibility
will be the develo pment of
swimming programs in addition
to a diving team at LCRSC. The
club is under development on 24
acres and is now completing
construction of a 50-me Ler swim·
ming pool.
FOOTBALL I CROSS COUNTRY
TJ Headed
For Angels?
Not everybody was joyously celebrating the Dodgers'
second straight Western Division title last Sunday artemoon.
Oh , Tommy John did have a bottle or champagne in his
hand. and he was going around congratulating his fellow
teammates, but it just wasn'tthesameforT J .
T he season had been long, arduous and trying ror him,
and it had taken its toll.
"SURE WINNING TlOS SEASON is great , but it ju11t
doesn't feel like last year,·' said the 35-year-old lefty wbo won
20 games and finished s econd In the Cy Young balloting ln
1977. "The enthusiasm isn't there ror me.·· be continued. "It's
been a rough season.··
Tommy wasn 't feeling sorry for himself regarding his
season stats. he instead was bothered by the year • long
negotiations. or lack of. that have
been conducted by Tom my. his at.·
torney and general manager Al
Campanis.
All season long Tommy has
been willing to m eet with the
Dodger front office to discuss
terms . He was anxious, eager. and
willing to see what the Dodgers had
to offer after being the principle
stopper in the Dodgers pitching al·
tack last season .
BUT THE DODGERS wereo't
as excited as Tommy. Their first of·
fer . in May. was so emba rrassing
Tom m y 's attorney didn 'l even show TOMMY JOMN
itto him. Only one substantial meeting has ta ken place between
the pa rties since and that didn 'toccur until mid-August.
At age 35. The Dodgers feel Tommy is old and ~is a_r m
fragile. Tommy insists he has fi ve good years left in him.
although he"sonJy asking for three.
It a ppears reconciliation between the two is impossible.
In all likelihood, T J will oocome a free agent at the end of
post-season play.
It's too bad.
FOR SEVEN SEASONS, Tommy has done nothing but
bleed Dodger Blue. l 's had lo work hard for his accomplish-
ments, including th spect of Dodger fans who didn't even
know who he was w n he first arrived from Chicago in the
Dick Allen trade. Tommy has a lot of admiration and love for his team-
m ates and the Dodger organization. 0 bviously. the Dodger front offi ce doesn't feel the same
I wish Tommy the best of luck wherever he decides to
throw his sinking fastball .
WHO KNOWS, MAYBE ANGEL owner Gene Autry will
open his saddle bags. It would be nice. they could use another
starting southpaw. But I know that teams like Texas. Boston
a nd Cincinnati a re also going lo be interested.
Al least they realize his value. • • • The Dodgers are no closer to signing their other two free
agents either . •
Both Billy North and Lee Lacy are far apa rt in negotia-
tions with the club.
Says North: "I better enjoy it now because who knows
when this wi U happen again. I'd like to stay with the Dodgers.
and I know the players appreciate my value. !just wishCam-
panis felt the same way everybody else does ...
Says Lacy: I "d like to stay with the club but it doesn't look
like I will. If the Oodgerc; want to keep me as a reserve . rm
going to be the highest paid reserve in the ma jor leagues ...
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I lowt·ll d1dn 't h.rng on to ll d'> ..:.:h:..:e....:.:.h::1t~t:..:.h.:.e _ _:1'.:.:a::.s::.·t:__ ________________ _
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·Notre Dame to Lose Lucrative TV Appearance?
8~ 110\\ARD SMITH
""~•Wnl•r
:\otrt.> Oamt>. having droppffi
• ·il~ first two ~ames of the youn..:
c-oll<'ge rnothull ,,.as1in, may no"'
be f:Jn•d with ..i "''n-or el:-.t•'
s1tuat1on Or el!-e what'' Or <-l!-.l' r .l ('l' tht! pro-.pt•cl or lo-.ing one ol
11 '> lur r al1H· t t•l c>v1s 1on ap
pl•arann•-.
l ' ndt•r i\ BC'-. <·ontract wi th the
N(.'/\A, the n<'twork as prohibited
from telcv1s1ng any lt·am during
the n ·f!ular sC'ason more than
fi ve tames over a two-year
period. The idea the NCAA 's
jdca 1s to prcv<'nt the big
~c·hoc1b frrJm monopolizing the
• 'fV monl'Y and to spread the
wN1 lth u.round.
• ~OTRF. OAMt:, defending na·
.(.1onal t'hamp1on and a good
'draw on the tube, was alreudy
.on on<:t', 111 a 111 ..: rl•1;t1onal
3~<1 inst MiC'h1i::an 1:1:-.l wc>t•kC'nd
ARC has not yl'l cl1:-.do:-.cd 1L<,
SPORTS ON TY
-folurc plaru. ror the !rash bul 1l s
a good bet the network was eye·
\hg ND·Plttsburgh Oct. 14 and
ND-Southern Cahfornia Nov. 24
giving the school three ap-
pearances this year and leaving
two ror next year.
But with Ule lrish off to an 0-2
s tart, thc>y have lost s ome or
I 11,., r cl ra\1.1 niz power. A loss this
"1•ek to l'urduc or next Wl'ek lo
Mi r higan Slatt• could ~I but seal
Notre Oamc•'s doom, :.is far as
TV IS conr<·rned A nc could lool
d sewherc for <an Oct. 1'1 game
o r an OC'l 24 gamt' or. tor that
mattC'r. for both dates.
ALL 01-· WUICll tran!ilatei-, tn·
l<> a fana11<'1a l lo-;:-. fur th<• dcfontl
ing national champs. Dinsion
1-A or l·AA teams which appear
on a national game spht $5:tl,OOO
and those televised regionally
s plit $401 ,000.
A"' 1f Irish C'oat'h Dan Devine ·
didn 't have enough to worr~
.ihout
In g1:t the Lon..:horns on twice,
Jgalnst Arkansas and Baylor.
but decided to await unfore~cen
developmt'nts this time around
gaml's lake Stanford-Washington
which would have to kick off
around 9 a.m. local time.
Apphcallons are now being ac
l't•ptl•d by ABC Sports·NCAA
.Finding :.t replac<'ment for 0 1v1s1on for interesting football
~D-1'1tt on Ot'l 14 will not be gam es Oct 14. Ranked teams
t•asy The World Series will be prefert'd. Starting time must be
tt·levised that day :-.tarting al fluid References optional.
noon PDT on NRC and ABC • • •
"ants to avoid going against th<' T II E 0 1110 ST. -PENN ST
baseball classic. That mea ns lhl• game. televised two Saturdays
football game -or game!-. 1r ago. was a gigantic bus t in the
i\ RC goes with regionals -will ratin~s. lt drew a 9.0 rating,
have to run from cibout 8·30· meaning only 9 percent of the
noo n POT. thus e ltminat''N1g nation's TV sets were tuned to
~o me promising West Coast the i.:amc.
* * * * * * Sat11rdat1'• Radio, T\f A..-da
RADIO
f'oothall -Notre Da me vs. Purdul', 11 : IO a.m .. KFOX C93 5
FM >: Minnesota vs . UCLA . 7 p.m., KMPC mO >; Cal State (Long
Beach l vs. Pacific. 7 .15p.m ., KFOX (93.5 FM l : Cal State <Fullerton 1
vs: Hawaii, 10:30 pm . KWRM 11370 1. Baseball -Dodgers at San
OiC'~O . 7p m . K/\BC (790 I; Ch1c:igoulAngels. 7 ·25p.m . KNX '1070 I.
TELE VISION
10 a.m. < 11 1 TIHS WEEK IN BASEBALL. .
11 a. m . 14 1 BASEBALL The Cleveland Indians m~t the
Yankees in New York. ·
1 p.m. <7 l -TIDS I S THE NFL-Highlights of games played last
weekend.
1 :45 p .m . <7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Washingto~
Hus kies meet the Oregon State Beavers in Corvallis, Ore. in a Pac-10
~am e. 2~30 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Third round play in the World Series or
Golf.
4 p.m. (2) -SPORTSSPECTACULAR -The Woodward, taped
al Belmont Park. Also. hlghlighL~ of the world three·day equestrian
championships. taped at Lexington.
Sp.m . (2l -NFL GAMEOFTHE WEEK. 17! -WIDE WORLD
OF SPORTS -The U.S world gymnastics team finals. taped at
Oklahoma City. Also, the Silverstone 12Sfrom Silverstone. England.
11p.m .15l -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Minnesota Gophers
's the UCLA Rn11ns , played earlier in the Coliseum. < 13 l -
COLt,EGE FOOTBALL -The Michigun State Spartans vs. the USC
Trojans, played Friday nil{hl in LA.
11 :30p.m . '9l -COLLEGE FOOTBALL The Baylor Bears vs.
I he Ohio Stat<' Rurkeyes, pl uyed earlier in Col um bus. Ohio.
SUAdaPf'• Radio~ TV Agrada
RADIO
football -Rams at New Orleans, 11 a m., KMPC (710 >. Baseball
Dodgers at San Die~o. 1 p.m., KABC <790 >,Chicago at Angels, ap-
prox. 2 <afte r Rams game >. KMPC 1710 !. Auto Racinj!-U s
GrandPrix.11 :15a.m .KLAC C570 > ..
TELF:VlSION
• •" 9:30a.m. 14> NFL'78 ParttwoofMerhnOlsen'sthree-part
l\BC WIU, NOT llAVE lo reportonrellrement
rnake a dcc1!>1on on the ND-Patt IOa.m . 14 ) -NFL•~OOTBALL The SanDiegoChargersmeet
game until the Monday before. the New England Patriots in Foxboro, Mass
Frtday. September 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT 89
Ford Challenges Golfers
Match Part of Crosby Soulhem Tourney
By llOWARDL. HANDY OOMDell1"I*'~"
/\ unique competition in which
former President Gerald Ford
challenges golfers from Orange
County has been added to the 1979
Crosby Southern tournament at
I rvlnc Coast Country Club in
Nt?wport. Beach.
Under the format, Ford will
play a round or golf in mld-
Oece m ber with three players
Crom Orange County who bid the
highest for the privilege.
The match will be ~alleried and
scored WlOfficially by newsmen
who will swear to the validity of
the score. Golfers will then have
an opportunity to compete
against the score a t their own club
for a $10 ·entry fee that also in-
cludes a bag tag and tickets to the
Crosby Southern.
THE CROSBY SOUTHERN
will take place at Irvine Coast CC.
Friday and Saturday. Feb. 2-3.
Other special events added to
the week of activities this year by
chairman Paul Salata include a
Hijanx for high handicap golfers
at the nine·hole Newporter Inn
Course on Monday, Jan. 29. An of-
ficial backer lee-shirt and assort·
ed prizes will be offered.
Tuesday is the day for the Ford
challenge winners to be a n·
nounced with the lowest net score
winning a big prize.
A CELEBRITY roast for a pro-
minent Orange County personali·
ty wlll take place Wednesday al a
banquet and the annual Crosby
Southern Clambake cocktail par-
ty will take place Thursday even·
Ing.
While the PGA has withdrawn
sanctlon or the event this year,
$10,000 in prize money is still be·
Ing offered.
TOURING PROS missing the
cut at Pebble Beach are expected
to participate. The tourney is
s ponsored by the SS2Club benefit-
ting Hoag Memorial Hospital and
me mbers arc seeking to have the
Monday qualifying round for the
Hawaiian Open played at l rvine
Coast CC.
In the four years since the
tournament was started, Hoag
has benefitted to the lune of
$75,000 with $38,000 coming in last
year . Salata and promotion
ch airman Bob Weed are hopeful
that fi gure will ~ doubled lb.is
year with the addiliobal events.
Amatturs will be able lo enter
the tournament in the near future
according_ lo the two men. Ap·
plications are not yet available
but will be soon.
* * * Proceeds from the Women's
Kemper Open. a $150.000 LPCA
event scheduled for Mesa Verde
Country Club in Costa Mesa
March 26 through April 1, will
help support the Arthritis Foun·
dation 's research program.
"The arthritis foundation will
be the principal beneficiary of the
tournament," chairman Jim
Poteet says .
"It ts particularly fitting thut
the Kemper Open will benefit thl'
arthritis foundation for women
a re affected by the disease two
times more often than men."
The final two rounds of the
event will betelev;sed by NBC.
* * * Mission Viejo Country Club Wlll
be t he scene of the Seals and
Crofls national amateur invita-
tional golf tournament Thursday
through Sunday. Oct. 19-22 pre
ceded by a celebrity-amateur
event.
Sponsor or the tournament I~
the Confidence Golf Company and
the Western Amateur Golf As
sociallon <WAGA l.
"There are only 18 major na
tlonal events during the year for
excellent amateur golfers ...
WA GA president Jim Vernei-.
says. ''These are the young men
who anticipate making golfing
their career . Sixteen of thes<'
events are in the East and we feel
the West Coast s hould s tage a
similar event."
ll is a 72-hole event with thl'
final 36 holes for the low 32 and
ties. The wtnner will receive ...
~old ring with gold money dip~
for second through fifth places.
Special
Cycle
Race Set
Two former national
s peedway champions,
Rick Woods and Steve
Bas t. wtll come out of
retire me nt ton11!ht to
compete an a special
match r1:1 ce series al the
Oran ge County Fair-
grounds in Costa Mesa.
Firs t race i~ a l R
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1#10 SPORTS,
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Three-time n ational
champion Woods and
two-time title holder
Bast. s taged some
knock·down and drag.
out brawls during t he
1973 and 1974 seasons at
the Costa Mesa track.
Woods has been in re-
tirement for more than
a year and is currently
in the automobile im·
por ting business in
Riverside.
Bast retired from the
Southern Ca lifornia
circuit and moved to
Northern California
whe re he races oc -
casionally.
The series will cons ist
of a best-of.three races
on the final regul a r
night of the season. ln
addition to the Woods·
Bast races, it as also Fan
Appreciation night with
a free color poster of
Dave Sims and Gene
Woods presented to the
first 5000 fans .
Tickets for the U.S
s peedway championship
night Oct. 14 will be
available at the track
tonii;:ht.
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From September 15 to Oct 2. bring in the $3 btll above
and use it towards the purchase ol the shoes indicated. It's as
good as money at Frontrunners
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 2,
try your luck rn our Grand
Opening raffle. No purchase
is necessary to enter and the
grand prize is a trip to tha
Honolulu Marathon in Hawa"
($399. value).
The network has het'n playing it 10:30a m <2> N•'LTOOAV.
----.,..m._\l..Ul~n...waJ.1..in~QP.& 11 a .m. 12l NFL t'OOTBALL The Los Angeles !tams meet
as possible before selecting lheSaun:satNewOrtcan ..
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To Close
(Other prizes will include
three sets of men'S and
women's sports outfits .
complete with choice of
shoes ($50 value), and a free
Frontrunners personalized
headband for everyone.
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)=?a mes ABC mu~t announce its 12:55 p.m. <Ill -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodgers m~l
Scptemh<>r lln<'U P hy April I but the Padres atSan OrC'go in the f1n<1I game of the regularseasor
.1t e~n hold off on the re::.t of the I p.m. (4 > N•'L FOOTBALL The Oakland Raiders at the The first period of
Schedule until the Monday ChicagoBcars . California's 1978 dove
before the games involved. The 2p.m. <2> GOLF Fanalroundplay inthc WorldSeriesofGolf hunting season . which
only game 1 he Mt work · has of from Akron, Ohio. opened Sept. l , wHt-close
ficially announced beyond sep· 4p.m . 171 COLLEGEFOOTBALL'78.t9> COLLEGEFOOT· Saturday, the Depa rt-
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prised , as was everyone else. TransamericaOpen,tapedatSanFrancisco. Dec. 3.
whcnTexasemergedas theNo 11 :30p.m.03l NOTRE DAM EFOOTBALL -Atapedreplay Bag limit is 10 per
t team The network scrambled of the Purdue-Notre DamegamcplaycdSaturday. day, 20 In possession.
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Bnstol Street North, #5 Plaza
Newport. (1 Blk. north of
Jamboree and Bnstol.)
It's the same mixture -
the best names m athletic
shoes. names like Nike.
Puma and Adidas, and the
highest fashion shirts and
shorts and suits for running,
tennis, basketball, soccC'r,
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tootball and baseball -that
has made our Brentwood
Frontrunners so popular
So come on out! Enter the
raffle. get your tree
headband and pick out the
shoes you need to get into
the sport you want.
Come celebrate our
Grand Opening while we
celebrate yours
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Thuri:.dLH 1<1 tul>.t• th
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th.ti tnt'ludt>tt Hob I unn of
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pla) rn,.; 1n the Golf
l'l a ~s 1 c at Nap<i ~
Sth t•ra1lo C'ountrv Club
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DefencJin~ c·hnmpion
Ra y Ar 1n n o of
Se1cra mento :.hot a 71, e1i. ·n pla)el"b in the 168
man fi eld broke par on
the t>.806 )'ard cour:.e
A long driving contest
"tll be held Saturday
Jfternoon The field will
be cut to 70 after today~s
-.~rond round
Th e 72-hole tourna·
menl winds up Sunday
Fin;t prize is $6,500
Football
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WIDOW LEAVES SERVICES . Yo uvene
nn~tock, the widow of slain Angels o ut-
1 at>lder Lyman Bostock. leaves the Ver-
mont Square United Methodist Church in
Los Angeles a fte r attending fune ral
services Thursday
SD'ing for Kids Tourney
The S wing for Kids golf
tournament 1s currently under
way at 29 Orange County golf
courses including 12 Crom the
Orange Coast are~.
Each time a golfer plays at a
course involved during the
month or September. he or she
can donate $2 lo Swing for Kids
and enter the tournament. There
a r e eight flig hts in which
players will be categorized. The
winners an each night will have
an opportunity to play in the
Tournam ent of Cha mpions in
October at Mission VieJo Coun·
try Club.
· Golfers may enter as many
limes as they wish during Sep·
tember
Angel manager Jim Fregosi
has e ndorsed the program that
is sponsored by the UCI Medical
Center to benefit the c hildren's
health care services in the de·
partment or pediatrics al the
medical center in Orange.
"I'm reaUy pleased to be able
to be a part of Swing for Kids.''
Frej?osi says. "Not only does the
tourn ament offer a great op-
portunity for all golfers -from
the duffer to lhe low handicap-
per to compete for some fan-
tastic prizes but they can do it
while helping sick children re·
turn to good health."
The tourname nt ends Satur-
day at "" Orange Coast area
courses.
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Garage Door
Opens Systems
byAlllance
Gerulaitis, Borg
Ease Past Foes
From AP Dispatches
SAN FRANCISCO -Sweden's Bjorn Borg
beat fellow country man Ove Bengtson 6·1, 7·5. and
Vitas Gerulaitis aod John McEnroe also had
second·round victories in the $175.000 men's tennis
tournament at lhe Cow Palace.
The second-seeded Gerulaitis defeated Bob
Hewitt of South Africa. 6-4, 6-3. while McEnr~.
the No. 8 seed. beat Marty Riessen 7·6, 6-0.
In doubles. top·seeded Fre w McMillan and
Bob Hewitt of South Africa were beaten 6·3, 6·4 by
twin brolhers Tom and Tim Gullikson.
THUIUOAY'S RES UL TS s.ac..-.11-Voln Gerulaills. Howard 8oY. N. V . det. Bob Hewitt, Soult> Alr,c•
...... 3 Adr••oo Panatta, ll•IY. del M1k•
F1"'1b•O, Gt'HI N•O , NV . t.-1. •·I,
6 I J~n McEnroe, Ooll(ll•~town, N Y •
Gel. M .. ty Rl9j,M!fl, Boe• Weil. Fl• ..
1-6.6·0. 01c11 Stockton. C.rr0111on. Teu \,
~f Terry AocMvtrt. Auslr•ha, • 1,
l>-J 51\Hwood 5te...erl, Baytown. fe•·
as. del All&n Stone, Australl•. t.-1,
6-l. I S Andrew Pem..,.., !ll>odes1a, del.
Mike Calllll, Wllml1191on, Del, b 1.
··~ 81orn Doro. S•f'O•n. def. Ove
eenouon.s~.1>-1.1-s.
K i m W3rw1t"-. Au\trttl••. O•t
Rotter I Van't Hot. Oowt»y, ••. • >
Wade Outlasts Du.,aH
ATLANTA -Virginia Wade won her match
Thursday night in the Atlanta Women's Tennis
Classic, but she knew she had beeo in a battle.
"I don't know where these kids are coming
from . They have unbeatable stamina," Wade said
after defeating J eanne Duvall 6-7, 7·5, 6·2 to ad·
vance to the quarter fina l round or the tournament.
In the other evening smgles match, Martina
Navratilova defeated Julie Anthony6·1, 6·4 .
M1-eo II neMly ltnPOUibi. 10< anyone
t>ut you to Oj)efl your 11•• •11e door.
In other matches, Carrie Meyer upset Kathy
May 6-3. 6-2. Kerry Reid of Australia beat Yvonne
Vermaak of South Africa 6·2. 6·1 and Betty Stove
or The Netherlands defeated Diana Desfor 6·4. 7-6.
GOLF I TENNIS I BOATING
Coast Race Nears
.. Lt>c(d C.l~b .Sets Weekend Evenls
8' ALMON LOCKABEY
Oeily l'IMt ...... ··-
Sum mer is omciaJly over but lhe
yachting crowd is still being gov-
erned by the weather j udging from
the calendar or events ln Southern
California yachting areas.
On the local front. for instance, the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club is pre·
paring to finish more lhan 20 boats
scheduled to set sail from San Fran
c isco T u es day in the annual
California Coastal race. The 385-mile
downwind slide fi nishes off the
Newport Pier sometime Wednesday
or Thursday.
IN WEEKEND events. the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club will send a
fleet of Performance Han<Jjcap Rae
ing yachts off Saturday in lhe final
r ace of the Angclman Series.
The Balboa Yacht Club has the
stage set Sunday for s ailors who like
to singlehand their boats on a race
inside and outside the bay.
The Lido Isle Yacht Club will host
several classes or small boats Satur·
<day and Sunday at the club's annual
Fall Regatta, using cours es inside
the bay.
BOATING
Single handed race, Sunday.
LIDO ISC.E YACHT CLUB
Regatta, Saturday. Sunday.
Fall
CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT CLUB
Junior Series No. 6 <Sabot, Laser)
Saturday : Mission Series No. l
THE CAPISTRANO Bay Yacht
Club starts the fall season with a
junior series for Sabot and Laser
sailors on Saturday and the first race
of the Mi ssion Series for PHRF
yachts on Sunday.
· (PHRF> Sunday
Southern California Yachting As·
sociation calendar:
Los Angeles· Long Beach
LONG BEACH YACHT CLUB
Invitational Regatta <Sabot. Laserl
Sunday.
LITTI.E SHIPS FLEET -Invita-
t ional Inverted Start race CPHRF>.
Sunday.
Santa Mon1ca Bay
A SSOC IATION OF S ANTA
MONICA BAY YACHT CLUBS
Fleet race. Sunday.
CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB
·F red Harris Series No. 3, Saturday.
KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB -
Autumn One-Design Regatta, Su'J-
d ay. .
WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUB
Jolly Roger Regatta <centerboards>
Sunday.
Newport-Balboa
NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT
CLU B -Start California Coastal
race from San Francisco, Tuesday
<Oct. 3).
BAHIA CORINTHIAN YACHT
CLUB -Angelman Series No. 7,
Saturday.
BALBOA YAC HT CLU B
San Diego
CORONADO YACHT CLUB
Pertti!§ Trophy race 1invitat1onal
handicap) Sunday.
MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB -
Special Regatta (all classes> Satur-
day. Sunday.
OCEANSIDE YACHT CLU B
Fall Series <Sabot) Sunday.
SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB
Laser Circuit, Saturday.
SILVER GATE YACHT CLUB -
Area championships <•, ... ton, one·
design, Cal ·25, Catalina -20.
Ra nger-32, T-Bird> Saturday, Sun-
day.
SOUTHWESTERN YACHT CLUB
F'all Trophy Sen es. Sunday.
North and Inland
C HANNEL ISLANDS YACHT
CLUB -Ventura to Cha nnel ls lan,
race <Sabot) Sunda y .
PIERPOINT BAY YACHT CLUB
PierpajnfSeries N9. 1, Saturday.
PAC lFlC CORINTHIAN YACHT
CLUB -Island race. Saturday.
POMONA VALLEY SAILING AS-
S OCIATION -l''aJJ Invitational
Regatta, Sunday.
S ANTA BARBARA SAILING
CLUB -Tom Jackson Series No. 5.
Saturday, Sunday. One-Design
Series, Sunday .
WESTLAKE YACHT C LUB
Sailor of the Year Regatta, !:ialurday.
Sunday.
Thursdays in Mesa
Sailing Seminar Slated
A series of five 21h ·hour illustrated
seminars on the various aspects of
offshore sailing will be presented by
Hood Sailmake r s Califo rnia on
Tbu1'sday evenings from 7:30 to 10
p. m. s tarting Oct. 12.
The seminars will be held at the
loft located at 86J W. 18th St .. Cosla
Mesa. The loft will be open at 7 p.m.
for those who wish to arrive early.
TED HO OD , THE f ame d
sailma ker from Marblehead, Mass .
founder or lhe firm will personally be
on hand at the meetings to answer
questions.
Single admission is $2, or S8 for th('
entire series. prepaid to the loft at
the above address.
Keynote speaker for the Oct. 12
meeting will be Chris Bouzaid. in·
te malional ocean racer from New
Zealand. He has two world One-Toni
championships to bis credit and has
won the Sydney·Hobart race. He will
present a color.sound film of the 1977
Sydney-Hobart race in which 57 of
the 131 starters retired bttause or
heavy weather.
noted Southern California sailor. in
the Oct. J9 session. Adams has made
a career out of pre pa ring boats and
sailors for single-handed voyages. He
has also done extensive racing and
cruising himself.
"Designs for Sailing " will be the .,
subject of the Nov. 2 session. The
i.peakcr will be naval a rchitect Ray
Ric ha rds who has s pent nearly a
quarter of a century in the Northwest
designing for both commercial and
pleasure craft builders Richards 1s
now a resident of Catalina Island.
C H UCK ULLMAN, o ne of the
fo remost sailing skippers m Newport
Beach will be the speaker Nov. 9 cov·
ering the s ubject of "Cruising Mex
ico." Ullman and his wife "Snooiy''
have done extensive cruis ing in Mex-
ico and lhe Northwest as well as the
Caribbean and East Coast.
Conclusion of the series. Nov. 16.
will cover the s ubJect of "Navigation
t'or Sailing" by Paul Miller , director
of the CaJifornia Sailing academy.
~r--W. will speak QD the cue«?~ pl" --.,--c.o1NGt£11J\NntNG,,.._O.,..lo-rls~hore t1ces of celestial nav1gat1on and
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INSIDE : •Out 'n About
•Intermission
•Movie Reviews
•Television
f 11d4Jy Soplttmber 29 1978 DAILY PILOT ender CJ
Music
SOcieties·-=-·
Offering
Series
Tickets
Noteworthy
Series tickets for the Orange County Philharmonic
Society's "Silver Jubilee" 25th anniversary performances
and the 19th season of the Laguna Beach Chamber Music
Society are now on sale.
The season of eight concerts by the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra will hail the arrival of the
celebrated Italian conductor. Carlo Maria Giuhni, as the
new director and the return visit by Zubin Mehta as guest
conductor.
t\l,.L CONCERTS WILL be played in the Santa Ana
High School Auditorium. 520 W. Walnut. All seats are re·
served and convenient parking is free.
Ticket information may be obtained from the society's
orrice, 1801 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa, or phone646·6411 .
An international array of distinguished conductors and
instrumentalists will participate. Except for a 2 p.m .
matinee on Sunday, Nov. 26, all concerts <.1re al s·Jo p.m
on Saturdays.
THE SCHEDULE FOR Series "A" shows. Nov. 4
Giulini conducting; Dec. 16, Michael Tilson Thomas con'.
ducting, Murray Perahia. pianist: Feb. 17. Mehta conduct·
ing, Glenn Oicterow. violinist; March 31. Gtuhnt conduct
ing. Gidon Kremer, violinist.
Oates for Series .. B ..
include . Nov . 26.. ~
Giuhni conducting: Feb.
3. Calvin Simmons con·
dueling. ..ElTlanuel Ax .
pianist : MarcllT'T. ---,:-:---
Sidney Harth. conduct·
mg, Yefim Bronfm<tn,
pianist; Aprll 28. Giulini
conductin~. Frede rica
von s·tade . mezzo
soprano.
Accordin g to
availability and location
in the auditorium ,
~rn'b~Jf 1,.~~~~~of~~ .. ~· ~1''~ ·.-A¥,..,
are-'$44 or $40 for series ·
"A" or "8."
The combined "C"
~eries of eight concerts
is priced at $80 or $72.
IN LAGUNA Beach.
the Palllard Chamber
Orc hestra will i n ·
augurate the 19th season
in November.
Later concerts will
feature the Bartok
Quartet. Tel Aviv String
Quartet, Verdehr Trio.
Trio Milano and Borodin
Quartet.
Frieda Belinfaote. re·
nowned in the Southland
as conductor. cellist and
teacher. has carefully
chosen the programs for
the six concerts.
SEASON RATES are
$26 for regular s ub-
scribers and $16 for stu-
dents. Sing le concert
tickets will be sold, as
available. ror $0.
All performances are
s taged at the Laguna
Beach High School
Auditorium. 625 Park
Av e. Brochures may be
obtained by phoning
499-3106 or 545·7535 or
writin g to Box ,385
Laguna Beach. 92652.
Rhyt
Club, Campus Present
International Music
American Jall., flamenco
gu1tur und Indian sitar m usic
will set Orange Countians' toes
tapping in the next few days.
Scatman Croth ers. known
most recently as a co-star of
ON TV: GARBAGEMAN LOUIE
Scatman Crothers In Laguna
TV's "Chico and the Man" and
"Roots." will bring his revue to
t he While House 10 Laguna
Beach tonight through Sunday
a nd next Thursday through
Saturdav.
THE REVUE reatures jazz
trumpeter Clora Bryant and her
Music· Meo with the songs or
Sandi Humphries and Charlotte
Aubrey.
Performing as a drummer.
singer and guitarist. Benjamin
Crothers earned his now famous
nickname in the 1930s for his
talent at scatting <improvising
nonsense syllables to a melody>.
His appearances will surround
a jazz triple header with the
Kenny Burrell Trio a nd Ernie
Andrews performing Monday.
Big J oe Turner and the Lloyd
Glenn Quartet appearing Tues·
da y and Les de Merl e's
''Transfusion" due Wednesday.
THERE WILL be three shows
nightly, starting al 9 o'clock as
the White House celebrates its
second anniversary al 340 S .
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach .
Phone 494·8088 for exact times
and reservations.
Ronald Radford. flamenco
guitarist and s itarist Sri Chin·
moy will perform at UC Irvine
Sunday and Monday. under
sponsorship or the UCI Commit·
tee for Arts.
Rad ford rep I aces the pre·
viou s ly sche duled Cuban
guitarist. Leo Brouwer who had
to cancel. Persons wishing re-
funds may write or contact the
committee in Room 415. Ad·
mini str a tion Building. UC
Irvine. 92717
SITARIST SRI CHINMOY PLAYS INDIAN MUSIC
Tic kels for the Radford
concert ~e S5 for general ad·
mission. $3 for UCI students and
$4 for other students and UCI
£acuity and staff. 'I'tckels will be
sold al the door of Crawford Hall
prior to the 8 p.m. performance
Sunday.
Chinmoy, I ndian poet ·
songwnter-sitarist. wj ll ~rf9rm
at noon Monday in Room l?S of
Humarulies Hall.
He will play original and
classical Indian music on the
csr aJ. a strin~cd instrument
from the northern sector of h1~
country. The eoncert w1!i be pre·
sented without charge
Express Freedom ••• Naturallye>
Artist Likes Energetic Subjects 'Much Bigger Than Life'
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Of U• O.lly l"fi.. Si.fl A single criticism of artist
Joseph "R.affael's work might be
"loo pretty."
A thought -will the casual
observer study it. question it''
THOSE WHO visit the exhibit
or 24 huge. colorful paintings
and 23 works on paper at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum
through Nov. 26 will miss much
if they take only a brief look al a
painting and walk on lo the next.
The exhibit entitled. Joseph
Raffael: The California Years.
1969· 1978. begins with animal
paintings done shortly a fter his
establishing permanent res iden-
cy in Northern California
"I felt a sense of relief and
freedom moving to California."
said Raffael. born Joseph Raf·
faele in 1933 in Brooklyn. He
changed his name in 1967 on ad·
vice from an astrologer It was
part of what the artist describes .
a "slow restructuring of my
life ... ---
R AFFAEL DID <t very re·
alist1c painting. Release. shortly
after his move to the West
Coast It depicts a hand rcleas·
ing, almost nanging, a duckling.
"The bird is a spinoff of the •
freedom and spirit l felt." the
nrtist said as he talked at the
·.~~~~iM~.t~,.:~ft · •.-.·-· ~
followed. Lion. Lizard, Seal and
Loon. The Seal is nearly photo·
graphic in its appearanc<'
But Rarrael rrotes that while
the animal paintings are "very.
very realistic. working on them
was abstract."
"THIS LOOKS like a hon," he
said. pointing to the 7 by 7-foot
can vas "because we have a
label for it. If we didn't have a
label we mjght look at it dif·
ferently. ·
Explairun~ that an infant might
have a better vantage point than
older persons. Raffael said. "A
baby looks al a label-less world. I
believebabiescanevenseeair ·
He s witched to water scenes in
1973 because "I wanted to paint
images very, very abstract but
very. very real.
"IF WE 'LET ourselves go.
water is abstract visually. A
painting is never really real until
finished. Water is a wonderful ex-
perience in that way and abstract
becomes something in nature "
He continued with water paint·
ings until 1975. doing a series.
then began canvases of lily
pads.
"When t changed to waler
paintings. people asked why
Next Uun~ I knew 100 people
were on a waiting list." said
Raffael. a pleasant. almost shy
fl
0..IY ~ ... .._....., lh<Mnl lt-ler
JOSEPH RAFFAEL WlTH ONE OF HIS MOST RECENT PAINTINGS, FISH SPIRIT
man. "The same happened with
the lilies
"I changed again crrom lilies
to twigs. branches a nd fish>
because otherwise it would be
like doing chairs into the '80s.
I've seen too many artists who
have stopped as the world said
yes to what they were doing. But
the world soon goes to another
pretty race. People become very
angry when you cha nge your
style ..
IT Wl\S t~OURTH of July
weekend. 1974, that Raffael did
perhaps his "freest" painting.
It's the most abstr act in the
show. filled with splotches or
yellows. blues and oranges .
"I did it because I wanted to
free myself. I wanted to try and
put everything I ever learned on
canvas . It's a m eaningful
abstract painting," he s aid. The
canvas. 7 by 6 rect. Is one or the
smallest in the show It's titled.
4th of July
Rarraers favorite paintings in
the exhibit are Black Spring.
1976: Ch'i. 1977. and Fish Spirit.
June, 1978 This is the first ex-
posure for Fish Spirit
Ch 'I Is a mass of reeds. twigs.
branches and waler
It is difficult. as Raffal'I poinl
ed out. lo focus on any one spot
or the paintmg but il 1!' a work
filled with energy and move-
ment.
Ch'i means "an energy in hfe
that has no name.
"IT'S THE ENERGY that
makes rain fall. enables us to
fall asleep or wakt up. thl'
energy that causes h~ht to come
from the heaven~." Rciffael ~aid
"We are alway1. so focused but
here there 1s no focu~ Th::at ·~
fo'rancisco home overlooking the
bay. A section of the painting 1..,
removed when it's hangan~ m
the home.
The pamtm~ of a branch ancl
whtl(' blossoms agains t a dark
back~round depicL._, the artist say~. tht• "cnt>rg1zin~ forct•
pre~cnt in nature durinr the
trans1t1on from winter lo
spring "
Raffael chooses nature a.., h1..,
~ubJ<'<'l becaust• 1t 1~. he ... ay..,
··much b1ggl'r than Ilk· I w1·
through naturc-thc univcr-.t·
what my paintings e:1rc all aboul. "THE SPIRIT IN the unrvcrw
a non-focus. A favorite writer of 1s dcst·ribed through natun>. Bui
mine. Alan Watts. wrote. 'All of our minds often get in the way or
nature wiggles.··· that knowled~e
"That'!. why people like to Fish Spirit. a painting or Asian look at a sunset. gaze at a fire 0,
Carp in multicolored water. the ocenn to become a part of· represents for the artist. "a trusting lntwt1on and spmt Fish s 0 m ct h' n ~ ~ r e at e r l h d n themselves are so beautiful m terms of col· .. r learned early that malCtn~
or. design and movement They art had lo be run ... Raff;.d said r epresent wi s dom . It's ex-traordinary. fish are alway:-"I had to do somethin~ everyd;iv
movmg yet rarely bump into tha t fed me. hflcd me up "
each other ·· Nl•wpor1 llarbor Art Museum
,. 8 50 San Clemente Drivt•
Black Spring 1s 18 feet by 7 Newport Beach 1s OP<!n 11 a m
feet and was done to cover St to 4 p m Tuesday!' through Sun·
wall over a mantel tn a San days and 6 to •i p m FndJY"
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(.2 DA.IL V PILOT
MOLLY LYNCH, RIGHT, LEADS SWIRLING AND 'SERPENTINE' BY BALLET PACIFICA
Cori nne Celemero, Jennifer Engle. Andre• Daywalt, Brfan• Line, Heidi Edgren Follow
Dancing for All Ages_
&d/,et Pacifica Bids Chi/Jre~ Patrons
Ballet Pac1fica's new season chestra and the latter portray-
hcg1 ns next weekend with a mg circus clowns, a black pan-
(•hlldre n's program in Sad-tber. high wire performers, a
dlcback's new Fine Arts Theatre weight lifter. balloon seller and
a nd the first regular mem-a ring.roaster.
bership-program in t~e i.agunaf ~=~l:ei:-JS-~:ited on the
Moulton Playhouse. college cam pus a-r-2ffOOV
Scheduled for SaddJeback on Marguerite Parkway in Mission
Saturday, Oct. 7 at 2:30 p.m. are Viejo.
"Tubby the Tuba" and a circus The membership program al
ball~~ entitled "Under the Big the Laguna Moulton Plauhouse.
Top. 606 Laguna Canyon Road i n
BOTH WORKS are favorites
with youngsters, the forme r
(t."aluring mstrumcnL-; in an or-
Lag una Beach will include a
new work. "Serpentine"; also
Tchaikovs ky's "Rococo Varia·
lions" and "The Huntress," with
Met S inger s in MV
WE fEATURE
MAllNINGS
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1'k.e.~1~t ClUo.l\~ obta:•f\O.b\t.
AT PRICES YOU CAM AffOID
music by Ginast.era . This pro-
gram will be presented on Sun· day, Oct. 8 at 4 p.m. and Mon-
day, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m.
-T I C K &-TS -FQ Jl aH
perforroances--are $4--f<J!"'-1ldults
and $3 for children and may be
ordered from Sally Reeve. P . 0.
Box 241. Laguna Beach, Ca.
92652. A self-addressed stamped
envelope should be enclosed if
tickets are to be mailed.
Advance reservations may be
made by calling Ballet Pacifica
m Laguna Beach.
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MISCELLANY
'Redcoats ' Are Coming
'Presid e nt's Own ' to P erform at OCC
"The President's Own," the United States
Marine Band, will perform on Sunday at
Ora nge Coast College. the concert is slated for
3 p.m. In the OCC Auditorium.
Tickets. priced at $4, are on sale in the OCC
Ticket Office, located in the college's Ad ·
ministration Building. The office is open
Saturd ays from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickel.s will also
be available at the door.
THE UNITED STATES is one of the few
major nations in the world that does not have a
national band, but the Marine Band has served
in that capacity since Washington became the
nation's capital. Created by an Act of Congress in 1798, the
band was a ravori\e of early presidents and
made its debut in the Whlte House at a recep-
tion given by Ptesident John Adams.
Given the title "The President's Own" by
Thomas Jefferson, It bas played for every in-
auguration since his presidency and at all of-
ficial functions in Washington and all important
history-mdking events in this country.
THE 5&-PIECE "Red-Coat" band is direct-
ed by Lt. Col. Jack T. Klloe. ll is known to
millions of Americans through its annual tours.
frequent radio and television appearances, and
its concert series in Washington, O.C.
The annual tours originated under the di~·
lion or J ohn Philip Sousa in 1891 and have af.
forded Americans living out.side the Washington
area an opportunity to see and hear the world-
famous musical orltanlzatlon. The band's an-nual eigbt·week tour begins in September and
covers some 15 states. The band can only leave
Washington with the president's approval.
The uniforms of the group are distinctive.
The band is the only American military or·
ganlzaUoo sun weatlng the red ~ats copied
from the British durln1 the Revolutaonary War
The Martne Corps lt.telt abandoned the colorful
coats because they were conspicuous and un
11ultable during tlme of war. but members of th(•
band h ve worn the tradltlonal scarlet and gold
unttor •since its belinning.
E FtJLL a ESS uniform, wh ich will bt•
worn unns th occ concert, consist:; or blut•
trouser and scarlet coat. decorated with
bl11ck br white epaulettes.
The band contain• some of the fane!t t
musical talent available from music ... chool~.
colleges and aymphony orchestras. Most of the
members remaln ln the band for 30 years
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OUT 'n ABOUT Friday. September 29. 1978 vAIL V PILOT C3
IAMtking Over a Fernleaf Caffe
Con1 bi,1atio1i of talents worth adrmring in Corona del Mar hideaway
Y.\C.'n mw. 11 ~ouhJ ~Pt m •itt lt'a 11t l•Vt'r .)1>1w
a1ven to tht IJU"'·"t "' <llht nturou"i cr.11111.i 1 dotel!i on J fo"m 11t• 111 111 1 t•-.t11urunt 'lhb 111
usu•lly M 11ot. '4ht•ft • ~1 1 pt1<1111tl fooJ und •l
mo•vhl're ur•· rurtht r 1•11h.rnc1·fl It.> u loc.11l1011
th11t :. "off lht" h••ult•n 11..ith
"l h1•rt· ' J I• 1111 1 111' 11>11 u n 11111.: I h1
p111rtl1'lll\' of 'lit h pl.11·1' 111 1A>,1nl lo 1111111 iiulilll'
_....,•n·nt"'I~ 11( th1•11 t \hlt·1111 ~1 I h111 w lhu, ..
who ff'd that v.u\ 11huut lt1t h ·rnlt ,,f C llfft 111
C:o rona do•I M .. 1 v. 111 (111i.:1\1 rn• 1111 r 1111m m 1 ntJ
1n& It to tlw "'orld ,11 1 ... , •• ,.
NO Ollilt: llt'R t-\fWl 1 ~ •• 1ft1 r .di t1 I
tl"tnpla to ('onf•t<.sl lh1 • .H·qu11>1t11111 of h1' or h1•1
nt"~ ~1·rrt•dt'!>-fh1· h rnl1·<1( 11\ th•· ,,111H:
tok ~n. ah11 dt' .. l't\•'" to ,,.. kn11'411 umi t11lrn 11t't.I
Ounng \()IJT rat't \ 1 .. 11 Ill fu rl vu u II JlrO
bnbl)' ff'l>I th · n·~I Jurnnl hu' ronMdt•rultlv n 11111•
U1an ltw \lio ot u''t'h .11t .... 111\ r 11t«l t'1 m a kt· II u
ta,onlt' Th1.tt ~dS t he c·on<lu,1011 folluw111.: our
dmn~r nut1ns: onl' n1~hl lu't wt•t'k
Out 'N· About
Norman Stanley
Those :.~c1Ci1·i. howl'VPr. nt'td tu 'he pre
"'~ed by a word or two abo ut tht· lon1l1011
Otht'rwtl:K' th<' un111111uted will be left wonckrin~
:.bout a reported!\ out or the Wiiy pluc.·e On lius y
t;odsl ti1 gi•wa}
THE ANSWER EXISTS 1n ttw blluation
<'Om parable lo those 6pen· spaces within large r
~tructures that make up the art centecs and
lhetr like of Laguna. The Fernlcaf Carre 1s
s ituated inside lhe Fernle ar Courtyard. 1.1
bCCluded and cheery pabo flanked by s mall
bus iness establishmenb on both b1de!>
A ~harp eye shouldn't have loo much trou·
ble spotting the overhead sign and the green
a nd white awning lhlit mark the entrance lo the
Fernlear Courtyard. Look on the mland side of
Coast Highway, not quite t wo !>hOrt blocks ea!>l
of MacArthur Blvd ., near the corner of Fc rnleur
Ave.
If the restaurant 1s graced with the different
a nd unusual. the same must bt: said of the two
Real
Cantonese Food
eat here or
titke home
STAG
CHINESE CASINO
11 I 21st Pl., Newport Buch OR iole J.9SOQ
HOOll to Midtliqht Ooily-WettMd\ Until 1:00 o.m. o•u n 1uu"' ...._.,oe .., ....
Monoa1< thru Thursday Specials
1r riday, Saturddy, Sunday ·111 6 pm )
OcHn Perch . 3.45
Atlantic Cod . • . . . . • . . . 3.95
Red Snapper . • . . . • . . ...... 4.45
Mahl Mahl . . • ••... 4. 75
Grlllec ~ea Baas 4.75
lop Slrto1:-Steak . . . . . . . . . . 4.95
Lobatar Tall_ . . ., ft ft. 6.95
Steak & lobster • 7 95
Plvb Fresh Fish. OthCJr !:>eafo od ano !:..teaks
tulenlt'd untl r hurm111g owncrti. Pilar Wayne
Jnd ,Jucqut'litw lht1<11n me t 1&1i cross·Courtyurd
m·1 .:hbor:. wh1h.· OJKlratlnU other bu11lness ven·
IUl\'b
IN Tiit; tASE 0 1'' Mrs. Wayne it was her
h1i:hly ref(¥rded 1ntcr1or design and decorating
l!lu1lio A1:1-0Sb th<' way Mrs. Ha"an was the
k lll'ht.'11 k1nnp1t1 or Goo le Chew1es. a popular
1·atl'rll\I( nnd 1>w t'et :.hop
Thl· dt.',tf.:n anc.J liooie enterprises remain In
full force tmt the Catre teaming of these two re·
i.ulted 11\ 8 mttJOr tra nsformation Of t he
t'o urtyurd Th1·1 ~ wu'i a step.by·step pro·
1o1rctstj10n from a htrlttly o utdoor luncheon spot
to Lcx1ay'b lunc h. dinner and Sunday brunch
01,~ralloo thut :.llll fills the patio but occupies an
111t1m ot . 111t11dl' s •uling faciHty for 35 as well.
T ack II' 's upert11>e m food preparation.
P1li1r roul(hl her lifetime love or cooking and
t•xw vc. knowledge of international cuisine
No . t 11rov~thut loo many cooks DON'T spoil
t brot <orf vichyssoise . as I learned on the
1ght or v is it>. the ladies have acquired the
:.killed k1 chcn hands of c he f Woodrow
f'-.wlkne r
terior designer This has produced a posh and
so phis ticat ed s elling h ighlighted by the
e legan ce o f deep. fores t i reen velvet·
upholstered chairs, matching lableclottls a nd
cr ystal candelie rs.
Mirrors provide a classic accent for the aesth~tic. peach·colored fabric racing the walls.
Serenity and comfort are furthe r fortified by a
sturdy fireplace togethe r with lush over head
and sta nding green plants.
E legance is a lso the hallmark of the
Fe rnleaf's table accessories. especially the
L1mojtes china place settings . But note. too, the
fine crystal and silver ware and t he im ·
pressive fresh flowers.
IT'S THE NATURE of the evening bill or
fare. though, that accounts for the restaurant's
most .distinctive feature . T here's no me nu. you
see: instead the waiter will outline the nlghl's
c.ho1ccs on tbe fixed price ($20 per person>. full
five-course gourmet diMer .
For this $20 tab you'll be given a choice or
two soups, a c hoice o r two appetizers. the
night's house sala d. a choice of three entrees
and a choice of three or more desserts.
But for those inclined to eat less, it's possi·
ble lo orde r individual selections and be
rharged a ccordingly. This breakout is soup. $2:
Singers
St1111ning
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Cfes
Qebar 11Bickens
334• EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR. CA 92625
S up e r s tar Li za
Minne lli. left. will be
perf orrning for sold·
out audie nces this
weekend and next at
the Universa l J\m.
p hitheatcr in Los
t\n gcl c s . Na n cy
Wilso n . right, will
s an g a 2 5 th a n ·
niversary concert at
8 :30 Saturday at
Long Beach's Tcr·
ra c e Theater .
Tickets at the box of.
fi cc <.1rc S8.50 a nd
$10.50.
I 11' roduc:mg our
SUNDAY
BRUNCH
from 11 :to a.m.
· '('/u s s1r Qui che,''
"/J1111ble Waif le," "l::ggs
Ill· fl •·diet 1ne... .. Cr o b
,\1•11·/wrg" and our SPt'C'lul
·~olden ((J(j:~~S·'"'';{., ~~
S/:;)ragon -
«!w ries l>lc~"lllf Mt.red c:ri11 ..
u,1th
Complhnent•y
Champagne
GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES
Specializing In Chinese A la C.Orte Dishes
LUNCH•DINNER DAILY
Food To Take Out
11 ·30 A.M. lo 10 P M
JOU H-4Mw llwcL
COSTAMISA
642-7162. 631·'91 I
appetizer. $3.50. salad . S2 50. cnlree <with two
vegetables and potato I. $10.50. dessert. $2.50,
beverage, 75 cent:,
In the interest Of c rOl'.IS sampling as much as
possible, we ordered no two 1temb a like . This
enabled us to !>tart oH with one order each for
the two s uperb soups . a delicate and creamy
vichyssol!\e and •• hearty creum of mullhrooni
wilh cognac.
OUR TWO APPETIZERS proved equally
praise worthy · a smooth and lightly-spiced pate
, maison. fresh mushroom!> stuffed with a slight·
ly tart crabmeat mixture. The evening's salad
was a deliciou1> <and ple ntiful) bacon. lettuce
a nd tomato combination to pped with sour
cream dressing.
Of the three e ntree choices. the one we
b ypassed (reluctantly, lo be sure l was s hri mp
a nd chicken parmesa n. But tournedo supreme
Corona. as the beautifully prt>pared and tender
heart of filet proved. left no rcgreU. for having
ordered it instead.
The supre me ta ste se nsa tion for my palate,
however. was derived from the esca lopes de
veau. hollandaise. The lightly flattened a nd
oval·shaped fillets of veaJ <sur e signs or choice
cuts taken from one or two proper sections> had
been sauteed in butle r a nd gentle spices. then
topped by about the bes t hollandaise s auce J
have ever s avored.
FOR DESSERT WE skipped the Femleaf
pie <described as having a light. egg nog.Uke
flavor>, opting instead for the c hocolate mousse
and the cream carmel. To round out your din-
ner. there's a select and reasonably.priced wine
a nd champagne Hst.
Like the dinner bill of fare , the Fe mleaf
luncheon menu has daily changes. But there are
always two specialties <usually something Hke
quiche. spinach pie or chicken curry) and a
varied assortment o r s oups , salads and
sandwiches.
Lunch is served daily from 11 to 3, with t he
sam e hours prevailing for what looks to be a
mos t promising and appetizing Sunday brunch.
Dinne r is served mghtly. Tuesday through Sun·
day, from.6 p.m . ,
The pinpoint address for Corona del Mar'~
F e rnleaf Carre is 2640 E . Coast Highway.
Reservations (virutually a "must" for dinne r 1:
640-7092
THE CELLAR s,-1.u.,. ...
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Mimosas, real frull daiquiris, homemade Sangria, and our famous coffee
dnnks. to name a few. Plus a different feature drink every day. What you
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You could lose your head
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(t 's that good. So is the Roast 'd Duckling. the Rack or Lamb
and all our other olde-fashioncd feasts. We serve
them in royal style, too. In our own
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ILLUMINATED CONSTRUCTION SITE TYPICAL OF LEWIS BAL TZ'S WORK
Shown Wfth Nevada Desert Scenes •t Newport's SuH n Splrltua Gallery
PUB LICK
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No"' Appe11t-i11g .
Construction ~Shot' IN THE LOUNGE
Building Subject of Phows at NB
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CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS -Work or
photographer Lewis Baltz featuring pictures of
construction and housing sites and abstract de-
sert scenes of Nevada. Through Nov. 11 at
Susan Spiritus Gallery. 3336 Via Lido. Newport
Beach. Hours, I l a.m. to 5 p .m . Tuesdays
through Saturdays.
EMPLOYEES' ARTS FESTIVAL -011
paintings, photography. tapestries and variety
or art obJects by Security Pacific Bank
employees and tenants Friday, Oct. 6 through 22
at 333 S. Hope St .• Los Angeles. Hours. Mondays
through Fridays~ 10 a.m . to 4·p.m. -'lre.ctJhLu..Sat._ __
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SCULPTURE AT UCI -Work or Alan
Saret, visiting artist teaching sculpture at UC
Irvine. on school campus. Emphasis on environ-
menta l sculpture. installed out-of-doors. Work-
ing drawings, diagrams in gallery, open noon to
5 p.m . Tuesdays through Saturdays. Saret to
s peak on work from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday in
gallery.
VARIETY STRESSED -Los Angeles area
artists exhibit work in variety of media through
Oct. 27 in Art Rental Gallery. Los Angeles Coun-
ty Museum of Art. 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los
Angeles. Gallery hours. 10 a.m . to 5 p.m ·
Tuesdays through Fridays. I I a.m. to 3 pm.
Saturday. 3333 W. Coast Highway, 642-2295
499-2626 496-5773
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Your fcrvont" cu\s\nr>: steak, chicken,
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111epored lo ploosc your palate. Served in
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Alstllon Island, Newport Center
Reservations (71 4) 644-4811
Century P.la2a Hotel , Century City
Reservations (213) 277-1840
WOMAN'S ART -Work of Edna Hibel .
artist lithographer, throu~h Oct. 22 at Pctricks
<;allcry, 1741 Westcliff Drive. Newport Beach.
Hours , 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through
Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m. Sundays.
TEACIONG ARTISTS -Work or Cal State
Fullerton faculty members in mixed media
through Thursday at university a rt gallery,
State College Boulevard and Dorothy Lane.
Hours l to 4 pm. Sundays, noon to 4 p.m .
weekdays Closed Saturdays.
Galleries I Exhibits
SYMBOLISTIC ART -Art featuring magic
realism, visionary, science fiction, fantasy and
symbolis m through October at Collector's
Choice Gallery. 666 N. Coast Highway, Laguna
Beach. Reception with special effects 5 to 10
p.m . Saturday a nd Sunday. Gallery hours, 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays.
ACRYLIC PAINTI NGS -Canvas and
paper art by Richard Amend Friday, Oct. 6
through Nov. 2 at Bird's Eye View Gallery, 3420
Via Oparto, Udo Village. Hours. 11 a.m . lo 5
p. m . Tuesdays through Sundays.
TWO ARTISTS Abstract paintings by
Mark Tobbey and monoprints and linocuts or
Hans Burkhardt through Oct. 22 at Laguna
Beach Museum of Art, 307 ClifC Drive, Laguna
Beach. Hours, 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wed-
nesdays through Mondays.
Top Weste rn
Upbeat
lecture
Fore cas t
Dr. George Fischbeck.
the effe rvescent
meteorologist on KABC·
TV. Cha nnel 7. w1 II
s peak at 8 o 'dock
tonight in the Orange
Coas t Co ll ege
Auditorium.
He is appearing as
part of OCC's 1978
Ce lebrity Lecture
Series. His lecture is
titled "If You Want to
Succeed, Double Your
Rate or Failure."
TICKETS WILL be
available at the door.
Dr. George Is a
humoris t , JO .year
veteran educator. and
survivor or thousands or
hours of live television.
A nationally.respected
scientist recently ob·
ser ved. "George Fis·
chbeck is the Ma rk
Twain and Will Rogers
or the educational Pl'O·
fess ion. People may
laugh, but the humor as
there for a purpose. Peo-
ple remember what they
have been taught by
him."
DR. FISCRBECK re·
ceived an "Emmy" in
1975 for hi s educational
ha lf-hour s how .. fl 's
About Time." He is also
S' . c . (> the winner or three other
. national t elevis ion ., lTlger-8 Oll'tlJ'W awards for excellence
*
. · with his In -sch ool ~ .. ~·~~"~-...~~>:tt 4;,{VfW,,~~JJ..'J~.~~~~t ~!;> ~:.z---.z:~ ... '.'ltP•~ d'' ana ftex Allen Jr :·ancrf;ts and, will1>e among A r e c 0 g n I i e
, . country and western singers reatured in Coun-mete o r o Io gist. Dr .
t'.. ... •••• -4. ~ { ••••••••••• ~ry Music Party Oct. 6·7 at Knoll's Berry Farm George has received the ~f :i 1/_ tn Buena Park. coveted seal or approval
OP "' • Stevens, as well as a singer, has achieved rrom the Am erican
1', • acclaim as a writer. One or the top bits he wrote Me teorological Socle.ty,
• was "Everything ls BeautituJ." citing his 30 professional
• Duncan reeorded three No. 1 songs in a row, ye a r s o r t eac hing
, ' : "Stranger," "Thinkln' or A Rendezvous," and science courses ranging lutf)t1' "It Couldn't Have Been Any Better." from elementary to col-®libtt l Other musicians scheduled are Red lege graduate levels. He
• Steagall, Joe Stampley. Bursh Arbor, Doc is author or a series of
. . . • Watson and Susie Allanson. technical articles that Friday & Sab.U'day Night Special • The country music party is scheduled 7 have been published in
2 .....:-.-n.:... • p.m . to2a.m.eachorthetwodaysatthepark,8039 college and professional ~.-UllC ~ • Beach Blvd. journals.
Dl.nners-$13.95! =
Relax in the rich swrourufings of Oliver
1\vist's, and er!Joy our superb Prime Rib
dinners that include Yorkshire pudding.
Soup or Salad, Vegetables and Hot Rolls
& Butt.er.
Offer good with coupon only through Sept. 3 0. 1978, F'ridtuJ and Saturd.ciy nights 8 tD 10 pm.
Reservations suggest.ed. @·
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Sheraton Newport
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NOW SHQWINGAT
THREE EDWARDS CINEMAS
WARREN JULIE JAMES BfATI'Y CHRISTIE MASON
INNOVATIVE PERFORMERS DUE TO SINO ON 'SOUNOSTAGE' FOR PBS·TV
Emmylou Harrt1, Shel Sllverateln Scheduled for Saturday Night Shows
CHARLES rNAN BUCK VINCENT ~ JACK GRODIN CANNON HENRY GARDENIA WARDEN
A PAAAM()UNl PICllff
Boston's Marathon Tops PLUS THIS HILARIOUS CO-HIT AT
EDWARDS SADDLEBACK AND
HUNTINGTON CINEMAS
Stadi11m's Concert Crowd Record Falls "The One and Only"
is Funny, Hilarious and Hysterical
(We're very serious about this) By MICHA EL PASKEVICH
Of tM o.i1y f'lle4 MMt
Not even The Rolling Stones or ELO could
match Boston. which drew a single day record of
57 ,000 fans to the Big A in Anaheim Saturday.
The nine-hour marathon ended well after
midnight following earlier sets by Black Sab·
bath. Van Halen and others. The show grossed
$700,000 and ran smoothly despite afternoon
temperatures above the century mark. ,
The show supposedly was the last outdoor
extravaganza of the summer , but with financial
figure,c1 like the above, it's no wonder that
-:.Bother ~ay be on the way next month.
It's sWI at the rumor stage but there is talk
of a Beach Boys and Linda Ronstadt benefit for
the worthy "Save The Whales" effort in late Oc·
tober
PETE R GABRIE L, FORMER lead singer
for Br itish art-rock band Genesis and now draw-
ing raves on his own , will play the Golden Bear
io Huntington Beach tonight in a surprise book
mg
T here's only one show at 9 p.m. Tickets <SS >
went on sale at noon today so give a call to
536·9600 before trying your luck al the club in
person. ••• A SURE BET FOR local music fans is the
upcom ing fall t e levision schedule for
Soundstage, the inventive Chicago-based opera-
tion that airs shows nationwide on Public
Broadcasting networks.
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LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES
GO THIS WEEK! 775·61 11 • 832·4521 • (714) 527·7111
UCI Presents
LEO BROUWER -Classical
0
Gu1tarist from Cuba
Sunday. October 1. 8:00 p.m . Crawford Hall. Gen. SS.
Other Students $4, UCI Sludents S3
GILBERT & SULLIVAN • Opera A La Carte presents
highlight from "The Mikado." "H.M.S Pinafore" and
others Saturday, Oclober 7. 8:00 p.m .. Village Theatre
Gen. S~. Other Sludents S4, UCI Students S3
DANIEL LEWIS DANCE CO. • ComtemPO<ary Dance
Lecture/Demo on October 9 and two performances on
October 10 & 11 . 8.00 pm .. Village Theatre
Lect./Derno: Gen. S2. UCI Students s1. PerforJ11ances;
Gen. S4, Other Students S3 and UCI Stuaents St 50 •
LA PHILHARMONIC • All Mozart Program. Sidney
Harth conducting Sunday, October 15. 8:30 p.m ..
Crawford Hall. Gen S5. Senior Citizens S3, All
Students S1
Tickets a11S1lable at ASUCI Box Office from 9·30 am. to 4·00 p m .. Gateway Commons 833-5549 For further
information. call Committee for Arts 833-6378.
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Production aia@'te
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DATE: Frkley, October 6, 1978
' TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: Orange Coa1t College
Auditorium
2701 Fairview Ro•d, Cott• MeH
Tickets eotd et door. Tictiets 12.00
or S1 .00 with Student Body Cenl. Htftt ecttool •tllffnt body etirde ace.pied.
SCHOt.AASH" FUND RAISER
Lol·ally, Soundstage can be seen Saturday
at 8 p.m. on KOCE channel 50, imd this year's
series marks the show's fifth anniversary
The fi rst s how will air Oct 14 with a one·
hour J)<'rformance by Leo Sayer Subscqucnl
s hows (in order> will feature Emmy Lou Harns.
Journl'y, Jackson Browne. Pablo Cruise, Ry
Cooder and Santana with Gato Barbieri
Jazz fans should mark their calendar<; for
the Dec 3'l show which will feature winners of
the Down Beat Magazine 1976 Reader's Poll.
Hosts Chick Corea and Thad Jones will
perform with George Benson. Stanley Clarke.
Jean-Luc· Ponty, Gary Burton. Billy Cobham.
Sonny Fortune, Ron Carter and Bill Watrous.
The ensemble will close the show with a reodi·
lion of the Miles Davis classic. "All Blues."
• * * GUITARIST BLOND1£ Chaplain will be a
frequent visitor to the Cuckoo's Nest in Costa
Mesa over the next month or so breaking in his
four-piece band.
He is widely known for his lead vocal on
.. Saal On Sailor" from the Beach Bo ys·
"Holland" album but the native of South Africa
has a lot more lo offer.
A prolific writer with a fine sense of rock
and roll dynamics, Chaplain's excellent debut
release last year should have pushed him
towards the forefront of the music scene. News from all over California
Poor promotion has slowed his progress but
it's still just a matter of time for him.
STARTS TODAY
is rounded up
each day
In the
ORANG£ MALL CINEMA WEST UA CINEMA
DAILY PILOT
Orange (714) 637·0340 Westminster (7 14) 892·4493 Costa Mesa (714) 540-0594
NO PHIH ACClPTlD FO" TMIS lllUOlMUIT
11 James Wh1tmore 's performance as
Teddy Roosevel! is stunning . He 1creates a
character who is entertaining , vibrant ,
interesting . moving . energetic, witty and
charming in a bull-moose sort of way. •
Barbara Mackay.Denver Post
"If Ted~y Roosevelt ever talked to me the
way James Whitmore does I'd follow him up
any hill in the world . no questions asked ."
Dick Saunders Chicago Sun· nm es
B UIJLY IS J UST BULLY.' ... It riuMI from one
aummit of excitement to lht> next!
WORLD PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT
NOW SHOWING
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Intermission
Tom Titus
Kuth.1 ru\t• 1 lt-phum und Mont~nmt•r v Clift ,,.,
purl 11( "' douhlc-(1•aturc ' 1n Nm1·mher Tt11
ulht·1 1•l.I\ on llll' bill v.111 he· l ..tnfurd Wil•.rn1 '
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tltl'l1\1• 11w1t anJ M1chJ1 I H1d1tz ii ... lht• dodo1
~ho must dl'<:ldl' ht•r folt· J ... n .. :"1.1.:h U1n1d.,on
v. Ill 1m rtrny the K•rl'i. motht>r,,J1rn Monro<' as 1·11,1
.i~ he r brotht•r, with Alice Jnhni.on and Joy1 ...
Pelham l'OlllJ>h'llll~ the c..i t
Kt;PRISING TH E IR ROLES in "Great
N1•h11l a " whwh won top awards at the 1977
ltl\l'l'ICJ1• 11111 Jlt ,, .... ll\dl ror tht· lnlnt' Com
111un1l \ lltt••tll·r will lw Loura Black and ~u,.111
11 \ '1111111'11 .1 ... tv.o tollege rnendi. who are rt•untl
t·J aflt•r J lt·ngth~ ah~t'nCt.'
"Suddt>nl5 . La!>t Summer " and "The Great
Nt.>bula 1n Urion' will be .i:.taged Nov 3-.a, 10 11
Jnd 17 18 at ti pm '<'-tlh a 2 30 matmt:e on Sun-
day. Nov 12, in tht• Littll· theater of Mission Vic-
JO High Sch0t>I Advance rc~crvallons are being
taken al t07 9680 ,.
T UE HUNTINGTON Bt ACll P layhouse
has come up with a big name in Its !ates~ effort
to ra1i.c funds for Its new theater building -
Phillis Oilier
Tht' c.•ackling com c·di('nr\C wall give a one·
woman performance Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the
Cood Tame The:iter at Knoll's Berry 1-,arm with
uroceeds from the event going to the playhouse.
Tickets, which are tax ded uctible, are priced
$10. $15 o.md $10. and can be r eserved by calling
897-8157 or 841-4465. Knott 's a lso is handling them
through its guest rclalaons office. a nd they ar e
JVaJ I a ble through T1ckctron outlets as well.
Song And Dance
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pl.1\t•1-. h,1\1· .. tuK1•tl thre(' drnner tht·utcr shows
111 I Clllj.! lk<1d1 and has plannt'<I o\htr fund-ra1s
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111 Jll~•· h,1 ., dio,t•n the t'o~tu Mc\a C1v11·
l'lu ~ how,1• ..... ll!> onnuul puhllt· St•r v1t·t• project
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I lat· It\ 1111· ~um mer '1u\ll'al 'l'hl'aler·._
<'.d1J r\'l Show " 1s looking for places to
1wr form d1111nJ! the 1978 7!J wason lht·
tr11u1>« 111\uh••' '111gcrs and da ncer!> organized
,11!1·1 tlh' -.u1111111·1 musical Mame" . m
form ,Jtuin 1>11 lht· i,:1 out.1 ma v be obtamed by call·
IOI( fi3U 870ti, ~-87!J9or640·6306 .
Goud !>euts n •ma1n 1:1vallable for t hose
w1::.h111g to pun:ha!>c season tickets to South
Coust Rcl)l'rtory's S<.1turday matmee subscrip·
lion -.Nu·s lht· Saturday afternoon seats are
the only !>CW.011 tickets remamang ... SCR will
upcn 1l!. new theuter m northern Costa Mesa on
Nov . 11 with "The Tame of Your Life" ...
• CALLBOARO -Aud1t1ons have been an-
nounced by the Ha rlequin Dmner Playhouse for
1t.s producl1on of "P ajama Game" . . Equity
inter views wJll be held Wednesday from 1: 15 to
3 30 at the Hollywood Masorue Temple, 6840
Hollywood Blvd. in Ho llywood, followed at 3'30
by anterviews for non-equity perfor mers
.Ll\e m usical will.open Nov. 21 ..
John
Travolta Olivia
Newton-John
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Horaeymoon Over
Doug O'Connor and Bunnie Goodmansen
pl ay the newlyweds in Neil Simon's com-
edy. "Barefoot in the Park" at Golden
Wes t College Community Theater.
Showtimcs are today. Saturday and Oct.
5.7 at 8:30 p.m. with a 2:30 matinee Oct. 8.
The college 1s at 15744 Golden West St.,
Hunlineton Beach.
Sometimes
you have to
walk through
unbelievable
darkness
to reach
the light.
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Anaheim 772·8902
M.,....fn 700 &900PM s.tSun t00 •300 •~00 700 &900 PM
llllEA PLAZA
Brea 529·5339 llllity100 •300 •~00
100&9 00 PM
CINEMA VIEJO
Rnsemane Cox flcft> and Sally Stevenson,
eetch or Costa Mesa, are featured in sing-
ing a nd danc in~ roles in Westminster
Community Theater presentation or "The
Hoar of the Greasepa int The S mell of
T he Crowd." It plays today a nd Saturday (
a nd Oct. 6-7 al 8:30 p.m. at the theater, .
L. M. BOYO ) DAILY PILOT
SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3
Costa Mesa 549·3352 llloty100 •300 •~00
100&900 PM
MISSIOO V1e10 830-6990
lilon fn 100&9001'111
Sal $un I 00 • 3 00 • ) 00
700&9 001'M
12i2 Maple St.. Westminster.
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
'1SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY
HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG)
JAMES WHITMORE
"BULLY" (PG)
''ALMOST SUMMER" (PG)
"AMERICAN GRAFFITI!"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG)
"SOMEONE KILLED
HER HUSBAND" (PG)
"UP IN SMOKE" (PG)
"UP IN SMOKE"
"EASY AIDER"
··ALMOST SU MMER"
"AMERI CAN GRAFFITI!"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT"
"AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG)
Sladt"'1'1'
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"CORVETTE SUMMER"
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INFORMS in the ---------"••v••..,.,,.,_.., ________ ....
"Melanie Mayron is romantic
and otfers evidence that some •
mysterious quality we call sex
appeal ia harder to define than
it ever was and continues to be
what moviee are all about••
-Molly Has Ire II, New Yorl1
MagaziM
"Girl Friendt1 .•. a movie so
full of life and love and feeling,
you're bound to take &Ome of
it home with you'.'-David
Shu/tan, CBS-TV/ NBC-TV
girl friet?~!?=
presents a film by Claudia Weill. "Girl Friends"
starring. Melanie Mayron. featuring. Anita Skinner.
Eli Wallach;ChristopherGuest, Bob Balaban. Gina
Rogak,Amy Wright, Viveca Lindfors, & Mike Kellin.
p roduced & directed by.Cla udia Weill. co-pro ducer.
Jan Saunders. screenplay.Vicki Polon. story.Cla udia
Weill & Vicki Polon. music. Michael Sma ll.
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'Fire' Play
Westirood Offering
LOS ANGELES -The pre-Broadway pre-
m iere of Dale Wasserm an's new work, "Play
With Fire." is playing al The Westwood
Playhouse through Oct. 29.
Victor Buono and Carrie Snodgress sta r in
the tragicomedy recounting cycles of games of
power. love, lust and laughter. The play is
loosely based on t he banned Czechoslovakian
work by Oldrlch Dane k, "I sha ll Return to
P rague ."
Wasser man wrote the stage versions o r
"M an pf La Mancha" and "One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest "
P erformances at the playhouse. 10886 Le
Conte Ave. m the Contc mpo Westwood Cente r.
are 8 p m. Tuesdays through Fridays. 1 and 10
p.m . Saturdays a nd Sundays a t 2:30 and 7.
Tickets are priced from $6.50 to $12. Reserva-
tions . information (213 I 479-6502
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• MOVIE REVIEWS Friday, Sep1ember 29, 1978 .. DAILY PILOT C7
Quick Look at the Movies )
Family's 'Interiors' Probed
LEADING LADY. PRODUCER OF 'GIRL FRIENDS'
M elanie Mayron. Left, Claudie Welll Collaborated
Shoestring Movie's
Focus Unforgettable
By BOB THOMAS
-TM 4UO<t•IH ,., .. ,
"GIRL. FRIENDS" a pplies the ·
sha rp edge or truth tu the experience
of a young woman trying for a career
in New York C at y The film by
Cla udia Weill exhibits th<' shoestnng
n ature of the p roduC't1o n : early
scenes a re jumpy, the film grainy 111
was shot in 16mm >
insightful and human. The material
as brought to hfe by an absolutely
sensational performance by Me lanie
Mayron, who seems to be living the
role o r the photogr apher beset by re-
Jection and frustration. It is an un-
forgetta hlc portrait.
Anita Skinner is equally convincing
as the former roomm ate. now an un·
happy housewife and failed author.
Ra ted PG. with a m odicum of semi-
nudity and a few cuss words.
But Weill's vision rem ains stead-
fast. and the script by Vicki Polon is
.. .,. u..-ried w_ ...
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'urb\ th•lr Qlt\e<I •nd competlhv•
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Mttll•rd JO<-•llCI s..m W•let\lon
tr• • •wQlll 1n ,,. "°'' lltt. •• wtll
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'l•Dl•lon
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11•1.0 PG
··~ou L !'UY"' como1ne• 1ne 1'10\
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MO\I OI •II. l""r" " Go1a1 ... Hawn. '""° 0.11,,.,,. • brllil.,,llv •u•l•lnl!CI
prrformance •s lhe r.>lonoe 1n
IOOIMlrdy
Ch••r CIWI,,. rel>e\ on som" of "'' IV m•nner1MM. bul his OCDul a~ ~
1 .. d1nQ m•n >"°"'1 oroml"'
Collfl HIOQln>, ..now revf.,ence 101
Hllch<O<k ••• lll\ClltYtCI 1n •Silver
!>ltt .. ," wrote tlll\ one •nd ll"<'<IP<I
••well H• know> -to kffo 1ne ec llon golnQ lhttll PG, prob•bly
l>tOU~ OI I-, WQOe\llVt~U
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"CA,.•ICOllN ONE" I> a IOC>nalch
•llventurt, •n .udklous l•le 11\dl
•tr••n• credulity 11~1 to Ille break·
lnQ POlnl. L•ttr•I ml-v1•wer>
m•v uolf "' ltw ta le 01 • Ma" lana. Ing l•kell by • a.s.,.rtle govern.
,,,.nl, bul Ille 11<llon I• I.st""" Clever
enouqh 10 emnare thole In w arch Of
enlttt•1nmen1
BulMs, •Her Ille t evelatlons In
W••hlngton, w!IO can call Ille .iorv
l••·letc Md1
Writer OlrectOt' Peter Hyam'\ ,,. d
SPl...,llill \loryttllet Wf\O <•n ll••w lln~ P"•for,.,.ncu lrom Mllcoolors
d\ well •• ll<IOrs. T ... CHI Jam.,,
8ro11n, Brend• V<ttt.,o. Sam
We terslon. 0 J . Somp\on. H.ol
Holbrook. IC•rtn Bl•O •no ro11y
!>ev•I" In • l>flt'I, lunn, 1>11 Ralf<!
PG
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rill( t llHe of• rotolle<Y ttl•w•y Ut
by squ•OtOfli of police c•o Tiie
movie PtO<MCli-.it!lll t11eru11er
All ol !ht cMracl•" art ne,,,.len •
•nd wtller-<!lr«lor Welter Holl •P.
.,..,, 10 11e .tWrnPllno an ••liltnll•I <•'-<"•'• fitm. T"• comb1n•hon
c1ot1n·1 won:. INt ll""""""' of '"" >I Uni\ only underllnlnQ Ille emp11n.u
ol t,,e Cll•IOQUe
Run O'Ne•I Mver chang .. hi•
bt•nd ••P"HS.an. •ven •t •oo mOh,
•"" ls.bell• Aaltnl' IOV.lv lace •t· mains bl•n-BruGe 0.rn p1ey• one ol
Ill~ il•nll•rd BruGt Dern cra11t\ o
lhe 0.IKll•t R•l.O R
"WHO'LL STOI" THI •AIN" "an
•mblllou• Pf't\tnt..Uy a11eoory ol !IOw ti.. Vitt....,,, _, co<ruOl.O 1n·
1l1¥1Clv•I II..._ Mich.Ml Morltl1Y. 6
M•rlne turned jour,..1111. M<lclo\ lo
run heroin from Vlel,..m lo the Unit
ell Sl•lt>, •na lnvol•es "'' wilt. Tut\dav WtlO. and • tormer Merine buddy. Nick NoUt
Tney lmmte1ie1tly encounler •
sadistic oanQ WllO ,.,., or m•v not be
government llQent\. Motlvetlon\ are
nuv Nolle tt•ll• Nletuche •nil
\Ome \.e<lutnc~ fail. \.UCh a\ a mtM·
•nQle\\ foray Jnto thf! mm world
Bui llltector l(erl Rel\I keeps lllt
lension mountlnQ lrom llw beolnnlnQ, ana l\e Cir•~ -rlor penorm•nc••
trom the 1111ee sl•n
Relell R . It contains rough
tanqu119e. torture seqven<M ano CM·
monslt•llon\ofdruquw.
"HOO~E•" '' • >l.irpb•nQ "'fDllOWUP to llSI yUf'\ •ur1>7IM! hit
"Smot.ey .ona the 8.ond11:· Tiii\ time
Burl Reynolct\ "the worlll'• Qreate•I
>tunlm•n • .ancl cllrtt'lor Hal Nffdfltm
kno•inQly tNds f\tm •na h1\ bt'•wny
conorh througn " •utUtS•ton 01 l•n· tas11c \lunls ..
Net'dllam. one of the ~t stunlm<'n ~ltv~. obv1~l'f Ill.nows the terrttorv.
bul he'> •l>D Sllllltul •1 oortroylnQ tht'
cam•••ll••oe DI 11\al l••rlfls 1><ee<1 It'• all lalrlv mll\01 .. 1. l>ul 101.01lv
tnl~r1alnlnQ ReynolCI\ I\ \UOj>Orled
nicely by S.lly F1•IO, B•l<ln l(pllll
• ..., J an MICll.MI Vlntctnl R•led PG.
JUST WHEI VDU THDUIHl n WIS
SAFE TD ID BICK TD THE MDVIES
PETER. SULEAS
s1arri~ Hel8EiT LOM • R.OleaT WEIBE& · ·
with I DrAN CANNON .
Mvsl( MeNRY MANCINI • Eat<uim Producer ~Y AMMf
),run PliJ b1 fWf" WALDMAN·KON CLAa~·IAKE EDWA&DS
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"New and shinlng .. .speaks to
anyone who has a feeli~g for
the amuement of music."
" COMPELLING AND REWARDING. IN EXTENDING HIS
RANGE, WOODY ALLEN HAS ALSO OPENED UP NEW
POSSIBILITIES FOR AMERICAN MOVIES."
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AEROSMJTH ALICE COOPER
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.. A movie of amazing
uncompromised punty.
And as a piece of
the film-makers art . it
IS thrilling."
-CHARLES CHAMPLIN.
KRISTI CRIFFl'l'H
MARYBETl-I I llJRT
RICHARD JORDA
DIANE .KEATON
E.G. MARSHALL
GERALDINE PAGE
L.A. TIMES .
MAUREEN STAPLETON
SAM WATERSTON
Drector of Photography GORDON 'MWS
Executive Producer ROBERT GREEN HUT
Produced by CHARLES H JOFFE
Wntten and Otrected byWCXXJ( ALLEN J
edwards CINEMA CENTER
HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA
MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141
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Ouosl Roy Clark
8:00 I) WONDER WOMAN
Oiana Prine~ t>eeornes a
wonted woman w11110
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st-cre1 moerolllm
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• •' • JOfy' (19721 Rob·
by Ben!IOll. Jann Marley A
young bOY m8tures auoc;kly
wnen ne mU$t avenge 1119
MJnseleSS murder ot htS
lllttwlr 12 NS-I 0 @) DONNY & MARIE
Guests· Jaclyn Sm11n. Allll
Cooitdge, Paul l~ndo. Dirk
Benedict 0 MOVIE • • *" "lhe Great
Escope" (Part 21 1 t983)
Jnme' Garner. Steve
McOueen Br1ttah. Amer•·
r:an end Canadian POWs
pion a massive breakC>Yt
lrom a Nazi camp (2 hrs I
tD CAROLSURNETT
ANO FRIENDS
Guest w1111arn ~Ml
a) MOVIE
• • • •;, "But Not for Me"
I t959) Clark Gable. Lill!
Palme< A youno actreas
~~ks a romance wtth lier
m1ddle·aoed pro<tucor (2
11rs I
f.E) ml WASHINGTON
WEEK IN REVIEW
(I) LATIN PROFILE
11 30 D WHO'S WATCHING
THE KIDS
Melissa Runs Away '
"The Mayor 01 Coster·
bridge" The Mayor and
Donald Farfraego aher the
same woman, the wtoOle
town learns ol Henc/lard s
secret paat from a suri><rs-
'!!il source tPart 4 of 71 tRI W APPALACHIA
SOUNOIHG
An aoaptatlClll ol Rornutus
Ltnney's stage play, this
program presents a reahs·
11c POrtrayal ol tho Appala-
ch<an culture and its Slrlll)·
gle to survive '" an
cncroacn1no techn01og1ca1
SOC•!!)'·
10:00 I) llJ FL YING HIGH
(Premiere) Sun-st Air-
lines flight attendant Lisa
Benton (Connie Seltec;i)
learns that tile Cl>eeleGllke
she led tile plane's piloll
wes e-0ntammated 0 THE EDOIE CAPRA
MYSTEAIES
"Murder. Murder" A sing-
er (Tricia O'NelHl oteCused
of muroerl119 a weatttly
1ndustrtahst claims she was
busy kllting someone else
at lhetlme. eo NEWS
a) NIGHT GAu.ERY fD SPECIAL
· Unron Maids" Three
women !ell of thetr roles 1n
Dick Clark Still 'Now'
By DAN LEWIS TV D•I• Serv1u
HOLLYWOOD ''I'm a three-headed beast ,"
Dirk Clark :-.ays moc'kslly. etnd then e num{'rates ·
"I 'm a promo ter. a produce r and a finge r
r>0rnl4•r ..
lie cons 1de>r~ h1m.,elr the modern·day Ed
Sulli v an. t he late nc w~papcr columnist who
twramc a tt'lcv1s1on varicl)
hour ho!:\t and did l1tth.• mon·
than entrodu<:l' uc·b for 23
:.1·asons
S ullivan tnile<f for CBS.
Dick Clark is on NliC this year,
for the first stage of a long-Lime
deal. which r e portedly will
enrich Clark'!'\ production com-
pany by some S20 million for
multiple projects. includmg
movies. serit.'S d evelopment and CLAllK
daytime shows in add1t1on to his weekly "Dick
Clark's Live Wednesday" Vilriety hour each week.
DICK CLARK IS A paradox. H~ started his
television career 21 years ago. and except for the
sideburns. he looks as young today as he did 20
years ago.
J,ancaster
To Narrate
War Series
More important than his e terna l youthful
lo?ks. C~ark has an eternal contemporary feeling.
flls audience grows as new generations become
loyal "American Bandstand" fans. watching the
Saturday afternoon network program on ABC.
Rcyond "Amer ican Bandstand.'' Clark has
wid ened his appeal lo the daily afternoon
lclcv1s1on watcher, who secs him as host of the
"$20,000 Pyra mid" game show. The elderly, the
s it ins. the young housewives arr as much his fans
today as the kids who watch his dance show.
CLARK TALKS ABOUT his success as if it
amazes even himseif.
. "I can't ~ing., or dance.~· he says candidly. "I
Just talk. which 1s a peculiar technique, born of
this medium <television l."
What prompted the NBC pact was a special
last fall tilled "Dick Clark's Good Old Days."
When NBC scheduled that show. complete with
n.ostalgj~ for the late '50s to early"'60s, everyone
f1~ured 1t was a throwaway, s ince it was s lotted
opposite the opening gam e of the World Series .
THE CLARK SHOW WAS critically well re-
ceived. but more important, it got a 37 s hare of the
audience. a magnifice nt number considering the
"ThC' Unknown War ."
a la ndmark t elevision
series of 20 one·hour his
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·dra m a of the Eas tt'rn
Europ<'an front during
World War II. and star·
ring Burt Lanca.c;ter as
hos t. will debut on K JIJ.
TV Ch annel 9, Saturday.
Oct. 7,at7p.m .
F il m footage from
Soviet archives. m ost of
it hitherto unreleas ed
will comprise the major
p ortion of the series,
s upplemented b y film
from both United Stales
and British arc hives .
Lancaster spent three
weeks in eight cities in
Russia. for location
filming. It marks one of
the fe w times that the
s tar , who won the
Arademy Award as best
actor for "Elmer Gan-
try" will a ppear o n
television.
"The Unknown War"
was produced by Air
Time international. t h1•
s ubsidiary of Air Tim<.'.
Inc., a leadin~ N1·w
York·based communicA
lions organ12at1on, 1n
rooperat1on with &wtn
film of the t" S S I( ll 1s
the culnumtli•m of mor1•
tha n a year of n1·~ol111
lions between Rrucc
FoJeel and F~d Wt•iner.
Air Time's pre:i1idcnt and
executivt vice president
r espectively. and of
ficialsofSovlnl1lm
TONIGHT JIM COO,H-HOST
7lrd CMd 74th As..,..y Dl1trict C_.datH
O~GECOUNTYPUBLICTELEVISION
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TUBE TOPPERS
NBC U 8:00 The Waverly Won-
dt•r:-.. Joe Namath courts the school
libruriun <Joan Van Ark J and runs into
more than he can handle.
ABC fl 9:00 -GE All-Star An -
niversary. John Wayne hosts an array of
Hollywood celebrities in this two-hour
variety special <sec photo at lefll.
.CBS f) 10 :00 -F lying High .
Tonight's episode. originally centering
on a plane in trouble. has been changed
to a lighter theme because of Monday's
air tragedy in San Diego.
tho stormy b<rth of Ille
C10 m MARK RUSSELL
Mork Russell presents 11
new season ol satirtGal
humor. pQ1111Ga1 barbs and
to at sono take·olls
10:30 Q) NEWS
SPECIAL
"Country Tales • The
rnona:ttery bore. Srolher
Humphrey. becomes
revered alter God Pll' •
forms a miracle
11:00100(1)@) NEWS DATING GAME
• MOVIE
• • •;. "V10lent Enemy"
( 19681 Ed Begley. Susan
Hampshire. Sell I sh
motives mvltoply the dan.
Qef when 11 oroup ol IRA
m!lfl plol to destroy a Brll·
rSh factory 1n a dehant ges-
ture of lflSh Independence
(2 hrs I tD THE GOHO SHOW
• MONTY PYTHON'S -
FL YING CIRCUS
Eli) DICK CAVETT
Guost. Andre Prev111 (R) ~ MACNEIL/ LEHRER
REPORT
11:30 I)(]) NEW AVENGERS
"Anoeis 01 Death" A key
group ol oove<nrnent 0111-
crals doe ot supposeov na1-
ural causes al18' tile" trrp11
10 a hoallh l11rm. G TONIGHT
Jonnny Catson celebrates
his 16th anniversary 11s
hOSI of "Ton+ghl" wtlh
htmed htQhl'OhlS OI pr8Y1•
oussnows 8 TWILIGHT ZONE
A ventrt10Qu1st troes to
make e name ror himself rn
second-rate night clubs.
0 @) BARETTA
"Tho Sky Is Falling" Baret·
ta searcnes for a tJ.year·
old boy wno was tho only
witness to a murder (RI tD TiiE 000 COUPLE
F' elt • 's rllness fllln5 0 SG8f' S
pl.tn' to use the apartmenl
tor a romanlrc r~s
ti) OETSMART fD CAPT~ED WORLD
NEWS TONIGHT
M:>RNING
12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE
Oreoorv West's wolo •S
tt1alous when She sees hom
w11r. anoth8' woman 1n his
arms tD JUKEBOX
Host Twiggy
Q) HONEYMOONERS Elll MOVIE
• • • The Magocran c 1959) Ma• von Sydow.
tngud Thulin. Olrncteo by
Ingmar Bergman A cyn1c:;a1
meooc:al ottico< Wflo hum111.
atos a travel1119 troupe 1n
191h-c;entury Sweden IS
haunted by the o"<>st ot
ooe of lhe otaye<s
12:30 8 MOVIE
• • ''J 'Silent Enemy ·
( 1959) L-encie Ha<Vey
Dawn Addams nahan
1ro0men 31e thwivteo rn
therr effort'I to attach
mines to the sides ol Allred
ships t t hr , 55 min )
tD HIOHHOPE8
a) LAS VEGAS SPORTS
LINE
12:37 0 MOVIE
• • ,., ' The Spy Killer '
1 •9691 Robert Horton
Sebastian Cabot A mu•-
der SU~I IS •eleased on
tne cond1t1on that hP I
obtain lhe names ol spies
rn <:n1na ( I hr 30 mrn J
®)MOVIE
• • " Anoet And r he
Badman" ( 1947) Jol1n
Wayne. Gail Russell A
Oua~er g111 saves a notou.
ous gunslinger trom h1s
enemtes 11 hr . 20 min )
12:40 I)()) CBS LATE MOVIE • * "Zeppelin" ( 19 7 I I
Michael Yori(, E11<e
Somme< An espoonaoe
ageol du<rng World War I
1~ "~'19nl'd 10 d»~t•ov 1ne
utltm818 1n C.tlfman wedP·
Oil\ I,_.. d" tq1bleS
1.00 (r) MAVERICK
SMOy Deal At Sunny
Acres tD SOAPFACTORY
1·30 0 MIDHIOHT SPECIAL
HO'll Oolly Parton OUUtl
Alic& Coope•. Crystal
Oayle, R1t• Coo1rooe
F'r nkie Vall!. Paul McCart·
n&y and Wings. Vvonnu
Elhman. Chuck Mano1ono
and a salute to OuMn
tD MOVIE
• •" "F'rOlllNll Hellcat'
( t9661 Elke Sommer.
Stew3f1 Grange< A Iron·
1.er aovonture< and hrs
~ICI< gUlde the d<IUOh·
•er ol • diamond dt!&ter
lhrou<Jh t Ile Roell• wt>ere
•h41 IS klOnapped 12 hrs >
II) MOVIE
• • • "Lisbon" t t9561 Ray
Milland. Claude Rams
~ost>On's shady side is seen 1hr~h ns cromrnal and
mysterious elements. (2
hrs I
2.000 MOVIE
• • "Tam Lon" ( 19691 Ava
Card.-. tan McShane A
1aoy ol great wealth
oevotes her whole ht" 1n
'"" passlClf'lale pvro;u11 ot
plea~u•e 12 11rs I
2070 NEWS
2.258 NEWS
2.30 I) TAU(A80UT WITH
TRUMAN JACQUES
Transpartatt00" Repre· ~ntattves ot RTD. Com·
muter Computer CaltraM.
Combus ano otl1ers 01s
cuss the tutu•e ot mass
1rons11111 Ca111o<n1a
Q MOVIE
• • ·, • S11oot loud.
Looder I Don I Unoe..
sliind ' 119671 Marc111to
Mastro1annr RaQuel
Welch Aller drellmfl'l<j that
l1t' witnesse<J a mu•<ler
1nll()IV>ng 11os ne<ghbo<'I "
men h&s troul>le d<Stor,.
ouish111Q between taf'l<1sy
/Ind reality (I hr • 55 min I
3:000 NEWS
3:30 I) STEVE EDWARDS . m MOVIE
• • • · Caugt>I" t 19491
J&m~ Mason Barbara Bel
Ce<ldM A younq woman
•S torror-~trickeo wf>ef'I she
•ealozes her new husband
''a PSVChOPath 12 hrs I
a) NEWS
4'001) NEWS 0 MOVIE
• • 1 The Violent One~·
( 19671 Fernondo l.imas.
Aldo Ray Murder
suspects. rn danger o.I
belno lynched. dre 'lavtl<l
by the Sherril (I hr .. 30
min~
4:2S Q NEWS
4:30 I) MOVIE
• • "Breakout ( 19671
J.im"~ Qr.,1 y Kdlhtyn
lllly\
8 MOVIE
• • • '"t I U f ........
~ ( 19311 0 t -'GH
Moore St"art Erw111 An ooer• stat is k><lnaoc>eO by
an ilQllfll detemuneo 10
na11t1 ,,., uncle< controtet ( t
nr 30m1n I
S1\TI 'Kl>A Y
M:>RNINO
7:00 f) CAMERA THREE
A Pursuit Of Fotk Mu5K
In Ametoea • Tile early
1nllu()nc(o ol Btrtosn culluf"
on AtnftflGan fOlk mulllG rs
fl•{ltntned (P11rt t of 31
I YOGI'S SPACE RACE
BIO BLUE MAR8LE
@) P1NK PANTHER
HOT FUOOE
tD ELEMENT Al('( NEWS
a) WOMAN:REELTO
REAL EJil YOOA FOR HEAL TH
()) SPANISH
7:30 I) ousTY·s
TREEHOUSE 8 PACESETTERS
@J scooev ooo 0 THE LOHE RANGER tD THArSENOUOH
a) ROMPER ROOM
El:) TO 8E ANHOONC£0
(11 THEADULT
JOURNEY
8:001)()) POPEYE
Q MOVIE
• • '•• "Bad Mt>n Ot
1omb~rone" (19491 8arrv
Sullivan. B100erock Crilw·
lord Romance and death
1111 11>" Me l!I .Jn adve111ur..,
turned bandn c 1 '" JO m1"• 0 ®l FANOFACE 0 MOVIE
, ~ • • CtH•~lopf\ .. ,
COiumbus t 19491 ~·t!Oric
M111ch Florence E•oooqe
An a•C>IOH!• seek<; lhe p&
m1"1S•on ol 1ne Spanr~h
court 10 s;:ul on a daroget-
Ou'• m1~s1on 12 hr'> 1 tD MOVIE •
• • • • • "Oh11er l w•st ·
l tCl481 Robert NPWIOn.
John Howard O~V>e'S A
v0uno orp11an '" I01ceo
rntn lhl' c11m1nat world '"
Of(J('t ,,, .. tU(YtY ..
Q;l THE AOAMS
CHRONICLES
JOhn Adams Revolut•on-
ary c 1110 1 ni;r· Adams
comm11men1 to hberty
results 1n d11toeu1t ~para-
11ons from Ab1ga11 while he
~erves as delegate to
Ph1lade1pn1a ~ Conttl'W!ntal
Congr.,ss
8:30 0 OOOZJLLA POWER
HOUR 0 0-0J SUPERFRIENDS
a) SOUTHERN
CAUFOAAIA
After 21 Years on TV
oppos ition.
·'The obvious r eason for its success was that 1t
was filled with nostalgia bits.'.' Clark contends.
So. his new weekly hour will have nost algia in
it. a long with a dozen or so additional elements.
The nostalgia segme nt will include a where-are-
t hey-now bit. He'll have one comedian who is well-
known, and o ne who is new.
SINCE IT IS A family-hour s how. there will be
family-appeal acts -yes, even animals and stunt
performances. Clark really cons iders himself the
modern day Sulliyan.
T he re also will be music acts -a singer or a
group.
Clark says he's looking for a S ullivan.type
show and notes. ''I'm practicing fo lding m y
arms." He contends that s uch a s how would
e nl iven television. which he cons iders "a little too
sterile now."
C LARK KNOWS HE'has tough competition in •
the high-rated ''Eight Is Enough" on ABC. He also
is aware that variety h as not been successful in
recent years. But he discharges that notion b y
claiming the shows that were presented were not
pure.
"Captain and Tennille tried it but they tried to
make 1t a comedy show with two s ingers a,,
c·o·hOsLo;;." Clark explained. "Sonny a nd Cher did
the same thin):?. and now we h<tve Donnv and
Marte who are Sonny and Cher updated .. ·
11r ·11 bank heavily on his own tastes. ba:.cd on
a quarter of a century in the busines~.
"I've got a pretty good idea of what peopk·
watch." Clark a sserts. "I don 't d enegratl·
television. or the people who watch 1t That ·s why
1 ·ve hung in there for 25 years. We do strike to tht·
masses."
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Snow's Up
Film Previ~ Season
"Ska a La Carte," a fealure·length film shot
lust winter. will screen Friday, Oct. 6 al 7·30
11 ru "' the Orange Coast College Auditonum,
i70l l''u1rview Road. Costa Mesa.
Cameramen for producer Warren Miller
traveled thousands or miles last winter to
produce the 90-minut.e movie.
THE nLM WGIU.IGHTS the drama of
sk11ng on snow 800-feet deep, and the humor of
skiing on six inches of man.made s now at a
resort called "Artificial Acres." The film features expert skiers in Colorado,
beginning skiers in Israel, vertical skiers In
I'' ranee. Enduro skiers.in California and powder
skiers in Vermont.
Miller will be on hand to narrate tbe film .
HIS BACKGROUND includes more than 300
ski films, a network TV series on skiing, dozens
of film festival awards, and thousands or
television broadcasts . A former ski racer and
ms tructoc himself. he is the author of three
books.
Tickets at $2 will be available at the door
the evening of tbe performance. Proceeds from
t ic ket sales will be used for s tudent
scholarships.
Decades Styled
A series of lectures on art from the 1940s,
through the '70s, opens al 7:45 tonight at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum.
Dr. Susan Larsen, professor of art history
at the University of Southern California, will
conduct the fi rst four lectures on art of the '40s. Classes on art of the '50s begin Oct. 27.
Tickets for single lectures are $1.SO
m useum members, $2.50 non-members .
The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. Information 759-1122.
ATIRACTIONS
At Lugene's your personal style is taken into cons1dera1ton before
you select a pair of frames
Lugene·s Op1tc1ans are trained to give spec1altzed attention to
your ind1v1dual needs Your Jtfe style The shape of your face Ycx,r
skin tone . The color of your eyes. and the color of your hair all play a
very important role in determining which glasses make fashion sense
tor you
Then when you select the frames that Iii ;our personal style. yOl.Jr
Lugene's Opt1c1an will personally fit them 10 your face ar.d make StJre
lhe lenses are optically correct.
LUG ENE
OPTICIANS
Where you get your glasses is as important
as the glasses you get.
NEWPORT BEACH 105 FASHION ISLAND (6"--0891 I NEAR BULLOCK'S W1LSH1RE
ALSO. NEW YORK. PALM BEACti, ATLANTA. HOUSTON. DALLAS
YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE
RECYCLED. Orange Coast College
operatJs the off1c1al recycling
center for Costa Mesa. 556-5981
Feathery Debut.
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A n1?w exh1b1l , featuring Topa Topa, the
~nly Cahfornia condor in captivity, opens
Saturday at the Los Ange: Jes Zoo. lt 's a
r are opport.umty to see one of the world 's
most end<ingercd species. c Less than 40
condors exist an the wild.) Admission to
the zoo in Griffith Park near the inte rsec
lion of the Golden State and Ventura
freeways, is adults. Sl.50; j uniors age
12-15 and senior citizens, 75 cent s;
c hi Id rC'n free when accompanied by
adults.
Music Coming
From Atlanta
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will
perform Friday. Oct. 6 in Garden Grove and in
Claremont Oct. 7-8.
The orchestra. directed by Robert Shaw,
will play Berlioz' ·•overture to the Roman
Carnival," Opus 9; .. Brahms' "Symphony No. 4
in E Minor," Opus 98; Walton's "Capriccio
Burlesco" and Stravinsky's "The Firebird."
The Garden Grove concert is scheduled for
8 p.m at Gard<'n Grove Community Church,
Lewis Street and Chapman Avenue.
The Claremont perfor mances wiU be at 8:01
p.m. Oct. 7 a nd 2·01 p.m Oct 8 at Bridges
Auditorium.
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~ere's going to be nothing straight about a CREECH & CHONG film.
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Every generation has had their own com edy duo; the 30's had Laurel and Hardy.
Abbott & Costello broke up the 40's and Martin and Lewis really fractured the SO's.
CHEECH & CHONG have he lped make the 70's go '"UP IN SMOKE."
CHEECH & CHONG are the comedy team that gave birth to rock com edy
arid in the process of turning o n a whole generation, sold ten million albums.
picked up numerous awards, including Cash Box and Billboard's best comedy duo.
and a Grammy for their album. "Los Cochinos~
Now it's time for a CHEECH & CHONG movie.
C & C's '"UP IN SMOKE"' will m a ke you feel very funny.
So don't go straight to see this movie!
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Starring Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong
, Tom Skerritt Edie Adams Strother Martin
and Stacy Keach as Sgt. Stedenko Written by Tommy Chong & Cheech Marin
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-Judith Crist
"A Great All,,round Golden Winner. I Loved All of
Thig Delightful Movie.''
-Diane Judge
New York Post
There is more than one secret at .•.
A RODERT ALTMAN FllM ..
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Ft1day. September 29. Ul78 DAIL y PILOT D.
-HERE COMES A FIRST •• 8
Official 1979 Buick Announcement
i being held right here in Costa Mesa
at Orange County's #I Buick Dealership
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What' ·o special about this year's announcement?
FIRST:
Special
Introduction
SALE on
We .know there are a lot of '78 cleanup sales
going on, but we 're doing solllething we have
never done before at announcelllent tinte.
, Brand new 1979
REGALS ~~The surprise cllr of the year"
REGAL
INTRODUCTION
SALE
Not just a few to choose
from, but the largest
REGAL inventory in
Orange County.
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WHILE THEY LAST
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Open 'TiD JO P.M. Mon.-Sat. · .. fh-nnge C1mnty'~
Yes...Open Every Sunday ,Till 5 P.M. . . ~--,, ·./ #f BU'Wk· l)e~er
HARBOR BLVD. !SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
A d ivision of Bouer Motors.
Opel-Jaguar· Triumph-MG
SECOND:
Introducing the long awaited
arrival of the
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2925 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MES4 9'J9.2fnJ
PHOTO FOff ILLUSTRATION Pl.JRf'OSE ONL VI All eet'S a~t to Pf-sa ... Ta• & licenae not incluaed Sale end• 48 t"'· after pub1tca11on
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PUBUC NOTICE
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1 ounty t•11mm1u11t1t•!>, study ltl
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f h I• t I ,J J II I I ' II I' )!, I l' 0
h I \ht• f 111111 ,JI J11iU'l' ur lht•lr
Gut t r Project
rme d Unfair T
N t'\.\lltll"\ lk~it•h u t' 0Hu·1u b
want tu p lt'l :.i>mt' l1 111 ~h1ng
tout. h, . ., 1in \\\·.,t Coa .. t l ltghwu)'
n1.•x1 tv "llt•"' 1x1rt Shun ·-.
But th1·11 pl an~ haH ' d r&"'n
<·omplt11nh from .J loral bu:.1 nesi-rn~n and I h1• pt1•!>1tl1•nt of
the hom<.'OWOl''" J~:.nt1att0n who
s a y I h t· p r I) JI'~ t I ~ cl I l>
crimmutor >
Laguna Na mes
Neiv M embers
ToPanel.s
L aj!unJ B each r ealtor H erda
A n d e r son h a s been n a m ed
chairman or the cit y 's new Hous
i n g o mmttlee a nd Di c k
Toomey, a liquor store o wnl'r ,
has been nc.i m ed to head the
c ity 's new Recr eation and Social
Ser vk(•s Committee.
L aJ:uria Jieach co un ci l men
named 14 community m em ber!'.
to the lwo panels Tuci.day dur-
ing a special counr 1I m eeting to
inter view potenti al committee
m em bers.
J orni ng H erda Anderson on
the Housing Committee 11re re-
altor A lan L. Robertson , who
was named vire chairman and
secret ary : builder Peter Rosi :
artisl Andy Wang: t axpayer as-
soc i at1o n off 1c·e r Virg i n i a
Can kar : l u w ~tu d e n t Ann
Bark e r . a nd Barbara
M athewson
D o nn a S M <·Con k I c wa s
n a m e d "i l' t· c h a i r man an d
sr rretar'I to 1 ht• Hccr eation and
So<.'1al S<'rV1<.'e:-. Committee.
Others on that iurnel inc lude
Joh n E Robertson. a board
m ember of the council on agm g ,
William Lucai., a public rcla
lions spe<.'iahst for the Garden
G rove sc hool d istrict: Arnold
L aderman. chair man of t he hjgh
i.chool's improvem ent com mit·
tee ; Wyana .. Mickie" C l axton,
Top of the World school PTA
board m e mber, and bus i
nessm an Thomas M . Barr ett.
Carpe ting S tole n
F rom Dana Site
Carpetin~ valued at Sl ,265 has
been stolen from a condom inium
complex under construction m
D an a f'o1nt
O r ange County shenH'!> of-
f icers i.a1d t haevei. who must
h ave used a truck to haul away
the rolls of carpel t ook the
m a1 eriab· from a construction
site at 24683 Santa Cl ar a
T he probll•rn t•t•nter~ on thE.'
fa<.'t that the proJCCt c~lli. for IJI•
!>t ai ling 1•urb:. .ind gutter& along
tht• north side of Wt'st Coai.t
U1~hwav ror only one block from
Or ange Avenul' to Colton Str eet.
That stretch 1b an front of the
Trudewmds Liquor store whose
uwner , Charles Baur said he
·~reed to pay his portion or the
proj ect two yea r s ago only
because he w~1s told t he project
would inclu<le the who le nort.h
:.1de or the highway from 57th
Str eet to the Santa A n a River .
Monday he appear ed before
touncilmen to protest the pro·
J\'t't which h<.' said will w ipe out
six of his eight par king spaces.
He told counc ilmen h e'll still
pay h i s share if they'll j ust hold
o ff on his piE>ce of proper ty until
t he city is reudy to do the entire
north side of the highway
But city oflaciali. said that·~
not possi ble T he h1~hway 1s be·
ing widened on the south side.
whic h m ean s the si g nal al
Or ange A venue has to be r e·
!orated
T he n ew truffle ltght pole
alignment also invol ves moving
the pole in front o f t he
T r a dewinds Uquor stor e, and in·
st allin g a storm drain there.
P ublic Wor k s Director Beo
Nolan said it's cheaper to do the
curb and gutter work at that
location along with the work on
the signal pole and the storm
dr a in.
Nol an also noted that B aur
was informed of the one·block
project a year ago, but didn't br·
ing his protest to councilm en un·
til M onday. Construction work
on the projects began a week
ago.
Councilm en wer e unim pressed
with the 652·sign ature petition
presented by B au r 's a ttorney,
George Gillette. The petit ion .
w hich called for delay of the curb
proj ect until the who le highway
could be done, was signed by
T r adewiods customers, Gillette
said.
Councilman Don M ci nnis, a
r es i dent of W est New port ,
agreed with Gillette, Baur and
h o m eo wners a ss ociation
r epresentative Ninfa Jar vis that
the north side or the highway is
an eyesore.
But he said the council could
not order a halt in the project at
this point. •
"W e h a ve t o b egi n
som cwhen· Wi\ho this ki nd of
protest. we <'Ould come up with
funci s to <lo the rest of the
h 1ghw:.iy , but w e n ever hear
from you peo ple ut budget lim e
w hen we 'r e selling prior ities."
he sai d.
'ehooltnl(. working tn ho1.1p1t ul
em er gen cy rooms, 1nt cosivc
<'Urt.' un1t:i. Pt'diat r ics d epart
m r11t~ delivery 11n<.1 opera ting
room'\
T hf' .!.('C'OOd half or the six
month progrnm ,.. 1'JI ·nt 1n m
t t• r n ' h I I> • w II r k I n ~ w I t h
t•st obll!.IWll pt1 ramcd1 c units
uround the rounty
Cupt M uulc, who hn:c complet·
e d l hl' t r u1 n1 n~. !>aid
lll'r f urm a n c t: s t a nda r d s
t h 11111.:huut the pur:1m t.'d1 c
t•uur~'"' .11 t• 111.ih and pressure In
l t•nsc
'fh t' ''x Sa n C"l e m t•n t e
puruml<tllC'!. C<llld1dates &re ('x
J>t>clt'd to completC' their training
M 111 d 1 9 On M arch 15 San
Clemt>ole wi ll offer two levels of
1.•m1.'qtl'nc y mcdtl•al n·sponse·
pur c.im cd icb and limbulance
t ransp<1rt
F'ces char~ed to maintain the
lJaram l'dl <.'S progru m will be
based on the level of service re·
('t•1ved A per son who has a
h e art a l ta<.'k 1r eq u 1r1n g
oar amcd1c!>l will pay $85 for the
p ~rarne d1 cl. 1.•a ll a n d
t rani.portat1on to the hospital, 11
he 1:. a San Clemente resident. A
non resident requ1r1ng the same
ser vi ce m San Clemente will pay
$125.
If a person mer ely slips and
suffers a simple hrok en arm <not requiring pa ramedics I. he
w 11 1 be t r a nsp ort ed to the
hosp ital for $45 i f he is a San
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MERRITT DE CAMP WITH WATER FINDER
Stick Gives Him an Edge on Competitors
Water Witch
Digs His Work
By J ULESWH
AP5"<1al~
Clemente resident. $60 i f he is a NELIGH, Neb . -M er ritt DeCamp, a well dig·
non·r esident. . .. ger . has an edge on othcr i. i n that b usiness bwt he
A property t ax over r ide. ap· doesn't J?enerally talk about it. He Is a water
proved by San Clem ente voters w atc h
last March to pay for par a m e<lic He doesn't talk about 1t, he says. because too
ser vi ce. could not be implem ent· m any charlatans have swtndkd their way through
ed b ecause of voter passagt! in A m erican folklore dai mmg supernatural powers.
June of Proposition 13. Merritt Decam p , k nown above all as a m an or
strictest inteerity , wants no part of that heritage.
"I OON·T KNOW WHY T HE stick bends," he
said "(don 't kno w wh y ll works for some and not
other s. J don't know whal 1t tells about what is un·
der the ground. All I know 1s that it is consistent."
A w ater witch . as country people ar e aw are, i s a
person who can grip a forked willow swit ch in up·
tur n ed fists and discover. by watching the top bend
11••1 •ii °"''°"' h•vlnq cl•lm\ •O•'"" L•11un• h<Kh C...lllOf"'•-.,11• tht •••II O.C-•"' r9C1utred to 1110 H Oii Mt(;uir~ h i W•lnut, them, •1111 .,,. ...c...wrt llOV<N''· In NtwPQrt 8U Cll. C.l•IOtn•• """° ,,,. olllce of II• Cieri< ot t,,. obOv• tn V•ltnll,... 'clwo•a•. L••tMn• tllltd court,"' lo l)(ewnl 111etn with Du•"''l••H • 10 •OH M €0· th• 11ecn\MY vOV(""r' to IM' "" G NtL11<trn. Swtue.1-
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S.PI. 29, "71
P UBLIC NOTICE
11-41111 NOT I CE TO P(llt '>ON5 IMTEltlESl'EO IN THE !ESTATE 01' SALLY MAllTIM. OECU.SIEO.
NOh(ll' •S !'Wretw qtven to dlf per\Oft~
•nltf,a\te-d .. whf:ther d\ cr'f'dilOt''t. nelr-..
itt"QAte-ft\. Of c)PYIStt\, 1n In(! f'l-\t4te of S<IL L V MAR T IN, 0.tl'•l\ed, WllOW 1••1 •Odrot\\ w6\ ll03 McClu•I" Sttffl, LO,.t ll ,,.,....,~ Tl10 lh<1I totter\
te\ldment•f''W or o• 00f'fhn1\tr•11on noe bMn I-lo Lewi\ E Eptey
J' . "dmlnlst,.tor bV Benion Count•.
"'~•nW\, PY'OCl.tlf COu•I, ~ <OUr1 of <Ompeleftl klrh.dlct-ol '"" 'SI-Of At~tflWS
1 het ,,.. lollow•no e>c•'IOfl •\ ·-.o 10 M ll04dlnQ per-I prO()<'tly OI IM \<ltd o.tcedenl
8 •nll nl "~r•C.t, 80• •8 LO• "''""'''°'·'°no.c-1vo1or-fh•t tt. wnotot''\tQttleO ~1rf"-. to rv
2Windows
Smashed at
Laguna Firms downward, where to dig ------11-.ltJMt----
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ct••• "'"said "'"'°"41 P<OOft1v or (01 I.Ct Ille tlal-dlld IO rM>Ov• lh<tl
cot hr< led 11< re<e••ed lrom Ill<' Sldte ol C61110rfll• to lllP \<ltd \ltl~ '""""' 1'11
'''' tia-\ttt~tarv or ot 4M)m1n1~•r•t•on h1h P bt"flr\ 1\~d
P l ate gl ass window s wer e
sm ashed at two L aguna Beach
bus ine sses l a t e W edne sdav
night. setting off bur2lar alarms
at both locations
Pol ice found a lug nut outside
a broken window at Cove Li·
quor, 1043 Nor th Coast Highway
at about 10:20 p.m . Wednesdav.
T he impact set off a burgl ar
alarm i nside the building.
Twenty minutes later. police
w ere alerted to a silent alarm al
Leisur e West. a sport ing goods
s tore a t 357 Sou th C oas t
H i g hway wher e they found
a n other broken wind o w . A
broken five.gallon water bottle
was found outside.
Nothing was t aken from either
business, police said
Crystal Decante rs
Taken in La,nma
A L aguna Beach m an reported
two cry stal decanters valued at
nearly S300 wer e tak en fr om his
hom e Wednesday while he was
away .
Burglars entered the home or
John Yelland, 1076 Skyline Drive
through an unlocked d oor Wed·
nesday, taking the two 30 ounce
clear crystal decanters.
Change Droppe d
SA N FRA:-.lC ISC:O r /\1'1
Student d1ssatisfat•ttnn has pro
mpled t he University of San
F ranc i sco to d r o p a c on-
troversial schedul e change
adopted earlier this m onth as a
lactic ag;uru;t a po~s1ble fac-u ll y
str ikl'.
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Jn Merri t DeCamp's suTE CWCALlll'O•HtA foll AMERlr ... THE C:OUMf'Y Of ORANGE 'Lt'I work·hardencd fists. the .... A..,.,.,
... _________ _._ dipping of the willow is ~~~~:~~ ~u,:: "" ll<''Wfl' l\a••no c l•im\ 60••n•I lllf dl'<e°""l or .1r1 lnteNl\I tn 't•d ~••••• •nd wi!Nnq to 00!«1 10 '""h ,,.. mov•l .,.ull 91te -•llen floli(P ot wch
OOIKllOll to the! -!oOtl or oer'°"' •n Otbtod to . .,. lloldlflCI ~1 orooer1Y ot, tllf decedent. Suctt notice mu\I be 01ven to !hf' OO•\On l>oldlnQ lhil
~r\Ondl Pn>Pt.'f'f'I' Ot <W)tlln\I whOm Ille
c l<tlm '' mtdt •t llte .od•I"\\ d~ lhted dbOv~ "'''"'" JO O•VS •lier llr"\I Ptlbllct tton of llltS not!«
unmistakable. and a bit in ttie Man~ ot ,,,. "Plll•u 11°" ot
eerie.
"The best I can dedu ce and I 'm not claiming
this is accu ratl' 1!> that the sl ick dipi-. when it is
above a grav<'I for m ation . Gravel is a w11ter·
bear ine form ation ...
HE DISCOVER ED T HIS BY WALKING along
a steep river bank . When the stic k dipped, he
m arked the spot Then he retraced has path along
t he riverbed Sure enough , at ever y spot he had
marked above. he round an outcrop ping of gravel
below.
M erritt Oc·Camp has never advertised his un·
u sual talent. or boasted about it. Quite the con·
t rary. But it is well known her eabouts. and when a
neig hbor has asked his he lp, he has obliged
"I have never charged a dime." he said . "and
T have refused money µeople try to give me. Jt
wouldbeWTonc totake 1t ".
His results h ave been uner ring, and not j ust
locally. On Guadalcanal. he witched a well for t he
Seabees th at for outproduced the Arm y 's two
scientifically located wc lli..
MERRITT DECAMP WAS BORN IN 1913 in
the nearby village of Clearwater l could that be
significant? 1 and discovered his water.witching
ability when he was 14.
"A fnend of mine, Frank McGee. told m e he
... aw som ebody get a well that way. by witching
f.'rank showed me ho w to cut the st ick We decided
to trv 1t and 1t worked . for me It didn't work for
ham
"I began cxpcrrm ent1 ng I tr ied 1t wear ing
rubber boots I tried 1t under power la nes, over
t·oncrelc I tried 11 rid ing m a car . I tried 1t with
the :rtlick taped to m y h<.inds to m ake sur e I wasn 't
<.'ausing il to dip subt•onsc1oui-.ly .
"I TRIED IT BLIN DFOLDED. I had people
lead m e around to see 1f 1t ruooed an the sam e
places. It did. r still have no answer s. eitcept that
the laws of physics ar c viol ated consistently. The
stick dipi. in some places and not in others."
ORU LOUISE FAIOMAN •I\() llllO•ll ., OllU LOUISE OEllLIH tor CNnoe
of Ntmt WHEAE'IS, tr.t _.i1<tHon Of OltU LOUISE FRIDM"N "ho -llOwll ti DRU LOUISE OEllLIN tor Ch•f>Ot! ol
"•me hd\ ~n dulv filed '"•lh '"" clerk ot lhts Cou-1 . ..._, •I -••>nq
from Htd tj)pl•<.rlton INI wld -·· c •Ill desire-. to ,.. .. ..., -<h•ncllld lo'"" orOOOWCl-Of OllU LOUISE DEVLIN NOW. THEREFOftE, it Is~ Of'· oer..s •!Id dire<i.cl '"-' .ttt per-ln-ttre\lt<J '" IN' !111•0 matter ol chellQe
of nomt •Pl><!•• .,.,°"' dllov~ enltlled Coutt, In ~rt,.,..,nl J, louted al 700
c1 .. c Cenler Or . .,. '"" 1111 a.v ot NovtmOer, 197'1, •I lht "°"' of II 00 o'clo<11 AM . I~ -the~ lo v.ow
C.IU'le, II ~y ""y IW~ .. ,,., !fie •P. ptt(atlon for <'*'<le ol n•nw ""'11td not ""o• •med 1 T IS FURTHEA ORDERED tlwll " COPY nl lh<\ <>'~• n. 11Ul>tls1"!CI In tilt' Orin9f: Co.tst O;tlly Piiot. <1 ~w-IM'r ol Qtntral CllCUloUIOll, prlnlltd ""° llUbll\Md tn '"" CllY of '°'' .. Me-.. County of 0r._, Sl.-te pt Ctltlorn••. one~ ••ch ~k '°' tour (41 '\4.t(C~\\•V~
weeL\ or•or to '"' ckt• •llDw wt tor tw•••nlJ ot W•d <1pplt<•h011 Oe ted 'iel>I 2o, 1918 BRUCE W SUMNER
J udQe ol I Ile SUll*tl« Court l'IHO llOSIEMUUM
U4S Wllslolre Ill .... , S..M J'U
Let..,..._, CA "'1•
AH-yler~"'-ftl UUI XJ·"'7 Publt\hed Or-C:0.~1 Oe•IY Piiot.
OATED· Stc>t....ot• If. 1'711
~E Er>"VJr
As "dmOlllstrMOfot lllP E•tateol
~ttv Mfnl., EPLEY, EPl.lY & CAU LEllE•llV LTO. , .. s,rln<aStreet
~. o. 0••-.,. IE.,.e41t *._,., Ant1tW"t 12tJ1
Pubt•s~ Or~ Cotit 1>1111v Pnot
Sept 2~, Del &, IJ, 1'79 4~/~
P UBLIC NOTICE
MOTIC• IMY ITING 5EALEO l'tlOPOSAU lllOSJ 1'011 THE CONSTllUc;TIOM OF llC -!EAST ALT°" ~A•KWA'f WAf£• TllAHSMISSI°" MAllf ""UIRLANOS IOULaYAllO TO s.•MO ltESCltYOtlt EXP• .. sa AUTHOltllATIOlf MO.
17UM
f~ECT ..0. lt1NI
fl'Otl THIE 1•Y1Ma llAHCHWATIE• OIST•ICT NOTICE IS HEllE8'Y GIVEN thtt
the '"""" A...CI\ Wtttr Ot\lr>tl 1n-StPt 2'. Oct.&, tl, 20, ""
CS6+f9 ;~~:~~: :·:.:e~~ :~:: :":':.:!
l ht day o1 Ott-. 1'71, "' '~ olfk~ ----------101 111e EllCll-l"•chltect •• o••e11
PUBLJC NOTICE Dtlow. IOf' furnlWflCI to \.11<1 °'''"ct
ttll tr•n,PO'"faUOft. t'ft4'fftt141\. ~utp ..
----ml'nl, labOt wrv1c.-~, .-net '"ppUtt ll·lS1'1 t>e<•\ .. ry to <OMtrU<I .. ,., ""°'' •or NOTICE TOCllEOITO•S Ille O•\lricl. al ""''"" 11meo Y•d Pte>-
HO A· .. tl1 PC>\•I\ wtll be llUbh<lv -Md •nd re-SUPElllOlt COU•T OF THIE t O tlOud di 1"°'00ic1>ol STATE OF CALlf'OAHI" f Oll Boyll!' Enq1,,.,..11no CorPQratlon, THIE COUNTY Of OllAHGE 1SOI Ou••I Str~I. p 0 Boa JOJO. In '"" M<1ll•r o• tit~ E\t .. 1~ OI N@wPQ•l8ta<h,Celltorn1 .. •111tl
(; E 0 R c; I " C WI L 0 "• " ,. s S<1td btd\ \Mii tonlorm 10 ""d be (;EOR C.tA CONNORS WILD •'• t~P<tn\OVt! to tllO! contr..cl oocu""'"I'
C.EOltC.1" WILD °"<'•Y,O tor .... a '"'°"' ., ""'"'°'""' .. _...M NOllU ,, !'O'tl'Oy O•V"" to tred•IOr\ l>'t' ... d D••l•KI -""''' oe lt((.Ofn. ~:~ ~1::1~ ~~~ :~.:!:,~!; P•lll..i by Ille \eCurtly referred to
Ille c l•rk of lhe •lc>rH<tla tovn or to '1~~~. ot IM contrKt dotumt!lll' •rt P"M"I llMm 10 ,,.. u,,.,."I~ ., the on ltlt •11<1 _.,be u tmtMd In '"" OI· otltce ol OAVIO M LONG, Of Kelly .. llce ol lhe Oi•l•l<I t nd '" ""ottlc• of Lono. 1111 N BrOtdway. !>wit" JOI, Ille EllQineerlArcll•le<I .. 1 ,,,.. •bO•t S<1nt<1 An•. C.thlorn1<1 9?TOI, ,.ltlCh ltl· .ollrtU
1er olltee "IM C>l.ct 01 l><MMH ot Ille COPI•; of Ille! \llf<•ll«11tons """ -
u""""'Oned '" dll m.mt" IMOtlnlflQ pro11m•tety one "•" ""'• '"°""*° to """ 01"1~ Such <'••m\ with IN Orawtno• ,,.. oe """""..eo d i ,,.. 01
H is family, ut least. has come to take his gift
for 2ranted He has located . wit h astounding ac·
curacy, lon~bun('d sew er lines. water mains.
culv erts. For this purpo~t>. however . he prefers a mp, Protested r~:~k:~:~~~·I 'ods. L shuped, the th>ekness of
~~-~1;.; •. ! .... t::.w~~: .=;.:-..:. ~ • • f1\t~~~~~s" 5~~<\re;f~:~w'•-.
n4tC.e\\.•'" vo.;(~f\ mu'I be flttd Of' ., , A 1 P•H~nlt!d •• <1toro .i10 within tour llte of lhe Eno•nee I rcn 1~1 by P•Y "'°"'"' .ii.r 1,,. 11,,1 C>Ubllutlon Of me111 of \IS,Q:> per ~I "nd '"'' <o•t •• 1111• 11allce. "°' •tlu-• rOQ<>rdleh ot •lletller Otltd s.ipfe-16 tt18 I ... Pl•11•. tnd ~tll<MIO<h "'~ te• Ro~u' turned. Full·~re"' • ot or4w1nol mty
: '"::~.~-.. . . • -~.... ~-· ! \i if 1 • • ~ -!ll01'1'">7Uit '4 ~
Bay State Seeb Discrimination Riding
BOSTON CAP> Is "Sambo"
a p lucky chi ld w ho whipped
t i ger s , ::t n ast y c aricature of
black peopl(' or an innocent com·
binalion or the nam es of two
m en who rounded a national
restaurant <'hain?
T hat question is before a U .S.
Distn<.'t Coort. which 1s being
ask ed to ban the n<•me.
Th<' ~late attorney gener al's
office w1 •nt lo courl to t ry to
forc e S.1mho·s. a Santa B ar bar a·
b a sed t'ha1n . lo call itself
somethin~ c•b e <is it expands i n·
to Massachusetts.
S ambo's already has t hree of
its fum1h !>I) il' restaur ants in
the stat(' althou~h one has
another name und is planning
t o o p en a l l east si x m ore.
Proser utors ~ay unl('ss the nam e
I::. bannc-Q ... r:1c rnl tensions in
th e c om m Q n wea lth o r
M assachusett.!. w all increase."
T he case revol ves around the
mcanirtg or "Sam ho.··
'f he restaurttnl chtJln suya the
nome has nothing to do with the
chil dren 's story ''Little Black
Sambo." a t\tlc about a boy in
I ndia. WriUen an 1899 by Helun
Oannerm Ml. the story tells or
Sr1mbo gotUng l hc lasL laugh on
a pack of tiger s who s'tole his
cloth es. T h e j ealous ti ger s
chased each other around a t ree
and t urned to butter . then Sam-
bo ate them with a batch o f pan·
cakes for supper.
T h e co mpatly . which h us
ab out 1,000 restauran t s i n 47
states, said Sum bo is a com blnn
l ion of the nam es of Sam Bat·
listone and Newell Rohnelt. the
m en who found ed t he ch ain m
Sant a Barbara 'in 1957.
The attorney ucncral's offirc
savs that does not mat ter.
"T he nam e 'Sam bo' Is un·
derstood by numerous r esident!;
o f t h e Co m m o nwea l t h o f
M assachusetts as offensi ve and
d<'m e anjng to black people." tt.5
compl aint said . "It i s un·
dcrstood as a badge or slavery
and as u racial epithet "
Sambo's uses the nam e on the
n e w r e s t a u rant s I n
M ass a c hus etts -o n e I n
Woburn, a 11ubur b no rth of
Boston , i&n d t h e oth er i n
R a y n h a m . a town i n t he
southeaste rn cor ner of the state.
Tht.• n arec or another restaur ant
near N ew &.-dford was ch anged
to ,folly t iger because of pro·
t ests there
. . ,. . .
P r ot esters picketed the o pen·
ing or the Sam bo's In Ray nham.
and r esolutions opposing the use
of 1 he n am e were passed hy
l ocal ofr1 c ials in Brork ton.
H a verh i ll, N ew Bedfo r d .
Rock land and Rarnstable.
St ate prosecutor$ went to M id·
dl esex Super ior Court on Sept. 19
seeking a preh mmur y tnJUnct ion
a~ainst Sambo's T hey accused
lhl' c hain of "rac i a lly dis
cr1 m inatpry ad vertisi ng" und
"pracl 1CtnJ! r acial discr imina-
tion ."
Law yers for Sa mbo's suc ·
ceed ed i n havi ng the cas e
trunsferred to feder al court.
wher e no hearin~ date has been
set .
The !llate prosecutors contend
the nam e lnsulLc; black people
and d iscourages them from us·
ing the restaurants
Spokesmen foT the chain say
the r estauranb employ many
blacks and do not discriminate
In a statement. Sarnbo's said
th(' lltlOrney ~e ncrul 's action
"depr1w s the comp11ny of pro
perty w i thou t du e p rocc s~.
abridges its rlRht to free speech
nnd con rlic t 11 w ith feder al
tr adem ark st atutes "
rods m the tool box as eom monplace as a w~a"~~·
"Nobody told m e they were an ything special.
so I used them m yself T hey worked. Not as well
as th<'y did for d ad . hut I couldn't use the other
tools as wf'll :is he (.'nuld e it her ."
ONE SllMMl:R ST E VE WORKED ON a farm
m South Dakota where m en were laborln~ with
much frustration to locate a buried water pipe.
''they were digging up the whole yard." Steve
said A s a m alt('r of course. he fashioned a pair of
steel rods and immed i ately found the pipe. "No
sweat "
All in the family.
Landslide s Kill I 9
KAT MAN OU . Nepal <APl -L andslides
caused by seasonal heavy r ains ..buried 19 people
a ltve indu<h n~ <1 fomlly or seven. pohce here said.
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P UBLIC NOTICE
R·JSJ" MOTICIE f0 Cflt£01TOllS SUP!flll()lt COU•T Of THE STATI OI' CALtf'OllMIA fl'Olt TH£ COUNTY O• OlilAMOl No A '10U In tl>e M•tlor ol In• E•t~lt Ot MAOCL EOtTH t<RIP'> "K" EDI It< l(RtPS ~tAWd
Not1c• " twr~y Q1v~n 10 C'"f"d''°''
f\-v•no t t•1M\ lt"I: thft off•<• ot tnf , ltr•
ot •n• •ror..w.O <Ovrt Of1 to pr•vnt ,.,.m 1111"' ""'''"''~"'-d 41 ,,.. olllt• ot NEIL $ Ol::ZAIRE OCZAIRl:, & BE7A IRE, 3H (•\I Ml\\lofl Ortv•.
S•ll OM>tl•I. CA ""~ In Ln\ "nll'fl•• Cou11t~, wn•thl•lltr 011101\ lhe Pl"<• of
P UBLIC NOTICE
•"'""''' of '""'° u"Ot'r\1QMd"'tn •II meti."' 1Mr1A•lll"O In w10 t\lett SU<!I
tletr•U wUP\ the f'flt.•"'''V •ov<N '' mv•l l>t II~°' OO Wlllecl ., •lorn••O within to11r mo,..tM t lttt 111e llr\I PllOllC •llOllOl lhlHll'lltl•
O&•fll 'loeot lO. m t NAOMI 8E/AIRI: Aom1nl\ltAftl!I 01 IPIC'
[\l .. t ot WtO Ott•~"' ar l All!IE & IEUlllE
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~-~ OUrl .. , CA""• PuDll•Md Orlf!Oll C.oett 6t ll" Piiot \~pl 1', 19 Otl •. IJ m•
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OAYIO M. I.OHO m•O• P•Y"blt to lrvtne Ritn(n W•ttt
ti l<tlly A ~ 0"'"" 1411 ..... ., at LA• Pl•nl <tnd wt<ll1<•1tOl'I\ will be
1112 N. 1 ..... ay, St1ftt tet m•llftd, upon teQUf\I. to 1)(0\0ft<hve s.tl•• ..... c.i..-. tlJtl OIGOef\ ,tor •n <lddll•OMI u 00 ·--Publl•Md Ora<>Qe eo.tt O•ttv Piiot. relu11d•D•~• 10 <O•er the co•t of S.Pttmb<lr 2' .,,., October 6. 1l. 20, pcat,.qe t1nd ......,.,'10
1•11 unoer t"e prov•\•On'\ or '"~
Oll-/8 C•ttlo•n•• l.tllor c.-'"" Otr«tor o1
PUBU C NOTICE
lt·Um 5UPllllOll COU•T 01' TNf; STATE 01' CALIP'ORHIA fO• THE COUNTY 01' OfltAflGE
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l='r1d8y September '9 1978 DAILY JilLOT 03
The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find U,
Trade It With a Want Ad ~42-5678J One CaU Service
Fast Credit Approval
HcMitM' For Selk ••·•·········•······•·· ........•............. . ..•....•...•...........•••..........•........
GeMral I 002 GeMNI I 002 G....,.,.. I 002 GMef'al I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
UHl(j)UI HOMES IUILDIMG sm
Build your Uniqu4! estate! Nearly ·2112
acres nt~ar Newport's picturesque
Back Bay, surrounded by equestrian
estates, stalely eucalyptus trees and
the Newport Golf Course. This would
be an ideal spot for a dream estate. a
real estate! Presented at $285.000.
(NOTE: Construction is limited to
one, single family estate).
U~ICJUI: t1()Mt§
REAL TORS'. 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona d•il Mar
also 1n Me~ Vercle, at 546 ~990
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
........... ,Motkr.
All reaJ t'Stat.e advertused
in I.hi.a newspaper ts sub· Ject to the Federal l''a1r
Housing Act of I 9Gll
which makes 1t illegal to
adver tise "any pr!!·
ference. hm1lat1on, or
di.scrimination based on
race. <."Olor. religion. s.:x.
or nauonal ongin, or an
mtenl1on lo make any
such preference. hm1ta·
LJoo, or dlscn mmauon. •·
nus newspaper will nol
knowln,ly accept 1:1ny
udvertlsang for real
esu.t.e which L'> in violit·
uono(thelaw.
...... for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• GaMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
flEMIHSULA POIHT
HEWUSTIMG
IACKIAY
1be quiet serenity of the
country w ithe con ve·
nience of the city. See
Uus 3 bdrm charmer w /a
parklike selling for your
outdoor entertaining in
beautiful Newport Beach
location . $147,000 .
646-7711
WHYIUY
ACOHDO?
When you can own this 4
bdrm homC' with pnme
0 .C. toe Got to ~ Lht>
buy of a 11ret1me at only
$45,000. -540-3666.
llfltelci1I
REAL ESTATE
IASK
IN THE SUM
In your btn i.un room
w /f'renl"h doors llas
skylight & Me x1 l'an
quarry tile lilflly de
l'Orated 2 st.ory. 4 bdnns
+ den home. Fanta11t1 c
20x30 family rm
w /cathedral ce ilings
MaMtve used bnck frpll' .
Phone today for iippt.
5'5-9491
FIXER-LAND
Tear tt down! Or. fix 1t
up! Near t he be a ch.
Older home on huge lot.
7.ofled R·2. Low pnce will
surpnse you! Call today
rordetalls. Call 645-0202
FORESTE
OLSON ...... ( ....... ,,,.,. ~
5 Bdrm&, or 4 and den -
charrrung older Spanish
i;tyle home an the. bc.-sl
Balboa Point lot·ation
Over111zed lot. 2 t·ar
garage + room for boat
A lot of home for $230.000 an this neighborhood !
Call Cwt ror details. i---------
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PETE BARRETT
R611.TY
-6"2·5200
DESERTED!
Mustsel!
Gtant 2 story townhome
wilh vtew. Close to pools
und tenn is Owner
CAR BUFFS
Oversized 3 car ~:iraAt' + larg1• !>hop & balh at rear. with lots or park·
1ng Rig custom bul It 4 Br
2 l:ia home. !-:usttt 1dl•
C~t.a Mesa. F'orrn.hl 1lln
1~. fom1ly room. t'Ollll
try kitchen. stone
firerlace and tile entry
1'ul pnce only 5130.000
Call 540· t 15 l
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
transrerred -llurry : ~~~~~~~~~~ Call~
FORESTE
OLSON ,.._'"-fi• A•t0•'9
•-:-J.• HERITAGE . • REALTORS
•CHIAI'•
at s:I0.000 ea. Your choice
of 2 bou.sea. eo ... merclal
zone. Call now. 646-5096
NEWPORT SHORES
Close to beach -Inves t or
hvC' an lh1:. 3 bedrm :.!.
buth bea c h hou:.t>
F'nvate pulln enlrv lt!ad
ing 11110 roq sunhtt· hv
ml( rm lt"ll move rast at
$110.000' 67:! KSSO
( ,,, '. ' "'"' •tV '• f
SAVE
Take over low 1nlerc)l t
VA loan w1lh no quuhfy In~ Owner wlll hdp with
down on 2 s tory 4
bOOroom In pnme Costa
Meua nc11:hborhood
f'cature11 shakt• r oof.
hardwood noor,,, ltohao
t i le e ntry , ston l!
fireplace. large covered
pnuo. and 8 cheery new
family 817.t-kitchen F'\111
price Si!l.900. Cl\Ll.
751·3191
~COATS ·&.WALLACE .
· '::rJJ REAL"ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAlLY OWNlD COMPANY. SERVING
THl SOUIH C0.4Sl ARlA SINCE 1963 '
VILLAGE CllH -This 3 Brdm 2 bath
home is In one of Costa Mesa's finest
developments . Across street from S.
Coast Plaza, foatures : clubhouse.
pool. jacuzzi. Exceptional value at
$98.900. Owner wall help finance. c•
546-4141
· ··•·Serving co.s ta M·csa~lrvane-· ·
'Huntingto n Beach-New port Beach
• ' "I •
Woletf1ewtt !stat.
+ lootSllp
Sll0,000
Rambllll.: Spam.sh with
pnvate t·ourtyard & ex·
a-uuveentry. Lavish hv·
tng rm + gourmet !>Un
shine kll.chen + dlnm..:'
Sweeping master bedrm
retreat' Steps to pool.
t.enrus & poundlnK :.urf
make thb (Jntu«l1 C
Lwhm living. Call for
showing 847-6010
MEWUSTIHG!
vtEWlOT
-B.IGAHCf..
This gently roll1n~ 8
acre of laod is eQUt!Stnao
zoned. Arch1te<1.-0wner
offers his serv1ce5 to the
purchaser at no ch1m1e
159-lSOl
SELL YOUR OWN
llOM E
SR95 FEfo:·l\bslSl In atli.
fin. aaleti. escrow etc.
REALTY fo'Rt:E
HOMES
lt.E. Advisory Servtce
530.2224
Duplex. steps to the ~~~~~~~~~
beach in Newport! Older
rro nt 2 hdrm .• r4.'
modeled ; rear bachelor
urul over 3 dbl. l(arl.fge
Space for :! extra cars
Pnced at St49.500 · m·
eluding the Ian<!'
613-3663 675-4777 Eves
associated.
BROKERS · -REAL TORS
202'. W 0 8ulboo &II l b6l
2400 Sq. rt
for e v e r
Newport':. mi.ooo.
home with
v i ew or
Bat:k Bay
4 Bedroom + pool, VA
appral8ed at Sl 15.UOO.
3 Bedroom an lrvinc
Groves, pool & tennis.
Sll.3.900.
Ught ch~ry Un1vers1ty
Park condo lhat fed s
Uke a house. ~.000.
Talk to Red Qlr~l
7S4·L202 We Laslt'n -----------
WOW!WHAT
A VALUE
Localed m M1•1rn North
oo a large lw.h rnrnl!r
loL This 4 lx.'droom. 2
bath home 1~ truly J
value. F"ealuring RV JC
cess and an 10-.pmn~
srreerwd·sn port•h for hot
summer mghL'> a:. wt'll as
a large dining arc·a for
entertaining. The price 11>
ooly $77.000 (.;all befort•
•l ·~ gone . 556 2liOO
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•SHARP •
3 Rr 2 lia, bnKht. chl!i'ry
1-nd unit m family com ·
plex Assume & save
Call~5006
CIRRHffon
CUSTOM
PLUS VIEW
Selectavely located 1n
Cowam Heigh~ · this 4
bdrm, 3 ba home hai1 3
rrptcs . a hUJ;e rmly rm ·
frml din rm & an un·
mJtchcd panor.tm1<'
view · A truly md1v1duJI
home 759-l.501
Real Fl\tatc
JUSTTHIHK
A
UKEHEW
Monucello COodomm1um
ror only $69,500 3 Bdrm:..
lo/.4 ba. a ll new t'rpl:..
paint. appliances. hght
hxt.ures. etc.
D. J. feentra. Inc..
54,·3162
A SHADY DEAL
Thi.'I aUraL-t1ve 3 bdrm.
1~ ba home 11; set among
i.n shade tre~ on J lg1·
lot. ~al1n~ space an
kitchen · plw. a frml dtn
rm. Owner will consider IPa ~e -opt1on Only
SS6.750. 7fi.9.1501
Real F~tate
R<'al E.5latc
I LOVE YOU!
I have '1 lxodrooms. 3
bath.<.. a hv1n~. d1nmg &
f11m1ly room. ch· I 'm
:-.pac1ow. & grar1ous 6'
II V(' on cl t•ul tie sac Ill
CoslJ M1•sJ l'll-11-;I! lw
the family to own m1·
SJ 12,500 1-~clw V 1''1:.h
RJtr S4ll \1673
llGCANYOM
EXECUTIVE CONDO
The re.:1 or a luxunou:-.
home · lht' ,·onveni\:nre-
o( ;i C:<,)fid001IOIUOI thl' ac~:tlt ~T: ~W!~
Only Slf'lll.000 Open SJt
& !:it.an 1 ·51'M 759 1501
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whll~ the automati<' ye:ir:t Outs tanding, , ]a.
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~ll macnab I trvtne ~· raalty
""YHR IYMYTH .... ~
C'hu rm &n Jt s flR . 3 bot h ,
quahly built Dr1>edmoor home
w /frie ndly & worm d l'co r to
comp lament m~t nnyone Com •r
l()('Ullon w "f>8C'IOUS 'r'9rd. U)S.000.
Lvn nc ValenUnc 6"4·6200. (W l l 1
"VACI CllATUllS'"
SP <.:t-; in Uu:, s BH home lor the
lgst of ram.Ht~ lo enjoy privacy &
yet tbe warmth ot to1telbemess ln
the huge famjly rm w/fple A 2nd
fp k separates dlmng & 1Jv1ng rms.
SU P J:::R LOCATION Harbor Vtcw
ll1lls Appl uni) $249.500 t~. Juhe
Van Wleren 752 1414 < W 12>
CHA.IMIMC'i EMO UMIT
S&S quahtv tn Woodbridge. 3 BR.
2~ bath. 2-:,tory l'Ondominium.
Driftwood plan w 1 formal d1n1ng
area, spacious fa mily r m &
redwood patio deck & cover. Owner
wlll con.stder lease/ option or 2nd
T .O. Short walk to pool & park.
$110,000. La rry Oyer 642·8235. cw 13>
P•IYACY IH CAMIO SH0US
Beautiful home overlooking the
canyon. Room for pool & s pa. 4 lg.
BRs, family rm, atrium & lots of
prlvacy! $284.500. Donna Godshall
644·6200. (W-14 )
HOTHIMG LIFT TO DO
In this d e li g htful Deerfield
Townhome so beautifully decorated
it must be seen! From its 3 BRs.
farrrily rm & 21..-:z baths to its garage
whicfl is · finished like a studio, if's
immacul ate & all professionally
done ! $89,900. Forrest Power s
752-1414. (W-15)
HOME Ir UNITS
2 BR home w/private front yard.
Three units in rear -2 bachelor +
l ·BR. Triplex n ext· door a ls o
available -buy both & watch your
investment g r ow! Ni ce s treet.
Easts ide Costa Mesa. $145,000. Lois
Miller 642-8235. (W · 16 >
HIGH OH A HILLTOP
Very c h arming Ca pe Cod
Condo minium in Ha rbor View
Kn o ll. End -unit w /greenbelt
location & so much privacy. Pool,
jacuzzi & tennis court nearby & you
can walk to Harbor Vie w Hills
Shopping Center. $181,000 incl. land~
Jeanne Newman 642 -8235. <W-16a)
SUIMIT ALL OFflltS
On this new, custom view home just
a fe w s teps to Big Corona. 38R
wood & gla ss. 2-stor y home w/3
decks, s pa + extensive use of tile.
O ut s id e i s l andscaped for
l ow -m ai nt. S37S;ooo. Lynne
Valentine 644·6200. CW16b)
MARINERS D•IVIE CHUMR!
Like a model! Fresh decor thruout
incl. new appliances, handsome
wall coverings, quality cpts. &
h a rdwood planked kitc h e n . 3
s pacious BRs + den w/wa lnut
bookcases. NOW $152,500 incl. land.
Cathy Schweicke rt 642-8235. CW16c)
SPARKUMG SEAVIEW
4BR, family rm. & dining rm. home
i n security gated community
w/pool , jacuzzi & t ennis. This
charming single-~tory residence is
s ituated orr dazzling-VIEW o f
Ne wport Beac h. Owner will
cons ider lease w/option. $279,500.
Sandie Fix 644-6200. (Wl6d)
of n ewporl
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HIS f. Coat Hwy., CONM .. Mer
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DOWHWHHI
THI ftADIWIMOS ILOW •••
ln beautiful Baycres t, is this Ivan
WeJls designed 4 bedroom, 3 bath
hom e on fee simple .land. Some of the
features: 2700 sq. ft .• large master
s uite, formal dining room, lovely
landscaping. Price $230,000.
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REAL TORS'. 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Vcrclf:. ell 546 5990
OCEANFRONT
Quality crafts manship in mahog. trim
& oak floors. sets off this land mark : 4
BR, 3 ba. home in finest location.
Est.:tblisbed trees & lawns. $475,000.
BACK BAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 21.h bath family home on
quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool.
playhouse. extr a s torage $169,000.
IAYFROMT
Sever al fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J ll !i"V'"J' (J,,., NB bl':J blbl
PERFECT FOR DUPLEX
This wood home in a nice area is close
to the beach. The present value is in
the lot but would be a good spot for a
d uplex. $134.900.
497-3331
MOWTHEH
ONLY 4 YEARS OLD lN NEWPORT BEACH
With an ocean PEEi<. 3 Bdnns, 2 baths and only
$79.950.
JACOIS IE.ALTY
67M670
BEACH INCOME
WITHVIEW
Income units -both with
stone frplc, wood panel·
ing thruout. Low main·
t e nan ce dupl ex
w /wilirnited Investment
potential. Always rented. --------r Complete w/sundecka &
-1 to bEG YllW ocean view. 640-7'7 ll
3Bdnn .. l·lev~I; lrplc. & (Ql\tii§iji}lfaj patio; ow ne r will . _,, ________ _
finance. You own the Real Esta te land. Beautiful harbor & --------ocean view. $2.35,000 SERIOUS SELLER
2ND REDUCTION
HAVE YOUR OWN
ROLL TOP DESK
Unique Homes is looking for a fe w
good s alespeople .. because a few roll
tops a re getting a bit lonely.
Both the Mesa Verde and Corona
del Mar offices offer:
• Commission splits to 70/30
• Sales volume of $5 million a month
•Active & attractive offices
• Training sessions a nd bi-monthly
sales meetings that inform & inspire
• Computer terminals, swing loans,
accessible management and
numerous promotions.
For a n i nterview phone Sandy
Orlowski (546·5990) or Tom Boland (675-6000).
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REALTORS#. 546·!5990.
1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Mesa
dlSO 1n Corona dcl MJr, ar 675 6000
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TAYLOR CO.
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COIOMA DB. MAI OPPOllTUMITT
FOR INYESTOIS Ott DEYB.OPBS
SO Foot R·2 Lot! Located on Avocado
south of Coast Hwy. Wide divided
street. Alley. Older 2-story house +
3-car garage with 1 bdrm apt over.
Ideal for redevelopment. $175.000
WESLEY H. TAYLOI CO .. RUl.TOIS
2111 S-JH .. 11! HMb load
HEWPORT CENTB. tll. 644-49 I 0
OftlH SUH. 1-5
l.Z40rd5 ......
Dupleic . Yr block t o occon 2 Bdrm. hou11c
with frplc .• l bdrm opt
OVtr 2 .eparale aar8Jt!•. Full R-2 lol. $1.59,500
llVIMI TllR.
Profeaa. decor ., huae
garden • room for pool .
new kitchen · plui> J
bdrm&. & den" 21h bat hi..
fri>lc. & del P\50 tile en
try. Reduced to $239.000'
WA TERNOMT
Beautiful watcrrronl
home with boat slip a,
11 a nd y bea c h . I n
BALBOA COVES ; 4
bdrma., family rm .. 3'h
baths, 2 frplcs .. 2 paUo.. s;m,SOO Including land I
HEW USTIMGI
OCIAM 1h lU.
Great duplex buy: 2
bdrm. house + 1.bdrm.
ap(. over 2 car garage.
Only SU9,500! Be tter
hurry on this one 'cause
it includes the land!
OCEAHFROMT
Cho i ce ocean f ront
duplexonlhesand! Huge
UP.stairs bdrm .. lge. kitchen. On large R·2 lot.
$375,000~
lt6oa lay Prop.
Rfflton
• 615-7060.
HEWPORT
IB>UCB>
$26,500
Gorgeous ranch style
custom built in Newport!
Quiet cul·de-sac. Red bnck pathway and white
rail fence. 2 Massive fireplaces. Beamed ceil·
ings. Huge family room
W/11 n. wet bar. ~True
country·slyle kitchen.
Fantastic 66 • covered
patio! RV parking-and muc h . mueh more !
Owner will carry 2nd T.O. Price reduced
$!6.500. Hurry. call to·
dav!
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1200 sq. ft. adult condo.
2bdT t'h ba. Pool. D/W.
Rel., Pvt. patio. 675·77ZU 673-0672 •
FOUR ISLAND
DUPLEXES
lncludlng Bay Front, to
be exchanged down in a
package. 213/684·3200
Lingo
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ALMOST OCIAMRONT-
PttOIA n SALE
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644-7020
JASMINE CUB
Beautiful home with ocean vtew in
guarded community. 3 BR 21h BA.
family r m. Maste r suite has retreat
with fireplace. Available November.
By Owner. $245,900. 640-2422.
OPEM SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1·5
27 Curi Dr, Corona del Mat
Security strict-please call lSt
to assure admittance
HEW SEAYllW HOME WnH V,.W . 210lYecMD .....
2 bedroom & den -2 balhs. fireplace -
Big kitchen,with breakfast area -Side
y3rd. has room for pool or large patio.
Priced below market at $239,000. Small
down pavment & owner will assist in
financing or lease optjon.
CALL 675-1637
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Corona .. Mer I 022
--------1·-------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "HARBOR VlEW", 5 BR, AVALON ~ --~ -~ DPLX 3Br home + 2 Br 4~ ba, OCEAN VIEW.
Comer building site with BAV a Apt , both w 1trplc & pooJ. tennis Crt·S~ fmt view of Catalina's lovely , I garages. fH1 Larkspur. yard, unusual pnvacy,
Avalon Har bor . Call BEACH S!lO,OOO. By ownr prin $275,000. Courtesy to Carol Fagot. concerning only 640-IS.O biers. 675-0580 this new listing. $41,500.
ISL.AHO REALTY 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. Make yo ur s hopping 2 BR. 1 ba, walk to bch,
Z 13-51 0. I I 50 ~ 11111111 easier by using the Daily $141.000.
tilif'W Pilot Classified Ad:.. Bkr. 4~-4883
8%% LOAN
PETE BIRRETI Very exceptional SAN
RCAl'JY JOAQUlN 2 bdrm. con· ~ do: dose to pool, country
S.2·5200 club & beautiful lake 1~~~~~~~~ park. Present loan as-1: -sumable. Sl 13.500
MESA VERDE
$99,900
Xlnt buy in prime loca·
tion. Priced to st.di.
640-3255 Agent.
WHITIWATEA
VIEWS 138, 900
250 Steps to pounding
surf and crysta l sand! Private courtyard en
trance! Gourmet galley
+ toasty fireplace + ex-
ec Liv rm! Spiraling
staircase lo rambling 4
bed rm c o mpl ex.
Grower's greenhouse +
stairway lo deck with
vtew. Owner says "Sell
it!" Call for a ppt.
TOP VALUE
.. .in JASMINE CREEK:
security gale · seduded,
yet n ear everything.
Spacious 3 bdrm .• ramily
rm .. fonnal dining rm.
home (220() sq. ft.'. ALL
ON ONE FLOOR. Highly
upgr aded. S239.500.
Reasonable offer con-
sidered.
BAY& BEACH
4 NEWPORT CTR. OR. JSS.1111
847-$)10 1~~~~~~~~1 oPfN lu 9 • 11 \ •t•IJ ftll<I Nit I • 1-
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~ll macnab/lrvlne ?--realt~
SUIMfT A~ OFFaS!
On this new custom view home just
a few steps to Big Corona! 3 BR
wood & g lass, 2-story home w/3
patios, spa, sauna + extensive use
of tile. Outside is landscaped for
l o w maint. $375.000. Lynne
Va lentine 644-6200. <W-107)
OUTSTAMDIMG
SPY•LASS VIEW
Sweepin g view of the ocean ,
Harbor. Catalina, sunsets & night
lights from this 3 BR single·level
res. Formal dining rm. family rm &
new master ba th w/s unken tub &
all new fixtures. Swimming pool,
spa & Koi pond all secluded in
quarry tile courtyard. Only $449.000
incl. land. Donna Godshall 644-6200.
<W-108).
PWSIMCOMI
Peued hardwood floors. wo00 beamed celllnp. 2 brlck frplcs and country
kitchen
PLUS
2 bdrm, 2 bath Income
unit with private yard
and patio. $190,000.
CALL FOR 'NFORMATION
644-721 t
/Jn Nl(1£l
Bl\ll I "i i.
ASSUCIAlfS
Distinrtive Engliab Tudor
4 BR, 2'h BA, canyon,
creek. view. Owner/Aft.
$379,000. 640-7773
-JASMIMI caR
All models .
Agent-640-9025
ATTINTIOH
tNYISTOISf!
Ooplex ·S blocks t o
beach. Prime area. View
of <><:eao. SlOS,000 A:.·
~umable loan. cash now wtreg. down pymnt. Call
714:963-6767 OPIN 111 9•11 ~IUN10111 Nl\I '
!•Piii
* $134,500. *
Lowest priced home in
CdM. Upgraded 2 bdrm.
coiy fireplace • zoned R-2
wrth room to build. Sub-
m 1 t o n te rms. Call
60-5112 Agent.
"DAIUMG & DIFNllMr
Sm ashing Cus tom Built tri-level
conte mporary mas terpiece in
Laguna Beach w/view from every
l~-.~~-~Q;t.i; . Dramatic 3BR residence ... ,r:-.... ~.. . . , -.., .... ·,""' .. ~~~ t<nti'tr&-.. .v:...__, _..:.!. ........ ~-.. , .. ~~'ti:_~~
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home. New cop per lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm!
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.. q ~·~~~~usz~ r~modeled Generous use of natural w s, •
glass, tile & skylights.· 2 expansion
areas. $267,500 fee. Belle Chase Lee
644·6200. (Wl6e}
EXECUTIVE HOMI
DOVER SHORES AREA. Charming
I-story custom w/used-brk. front &
iron grillwork e ntry patio. Formal
living &dining rms; Jspacious BRs
(incl. master ); paneled family rm.
w I wet bar & fplc; huge walled yard
for e ntertaining. Asking $350,000
i n c l. land . Appt . o nl y .
Schweickert/Halderman 642·8235.
(Wt60 -WISTCLlff
An o utstandi ng buy at ONLY
$86,500! "Like-new" 2BR. 2 bath
condominium w/separate dining
rm. fplc & deck. Pool -prime
location -a must see! Harriet
Perry 642·8235. (W16g )
SW_, ... OCIAM VllW LOT
Complete w/plans for SBR. library,
4 bath home -OR -create your
owo ''House Beautiful" on t his
s pectacular Spyglass Hill lot.
Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. (Wl6h )
'42·123$ '44 .. 200
'°1 Dover Ori~ H•rbOr View Center
Irvine .ti QmllUSV.llrf <n..,.
752·1414
l~~~-~-~"'~""'~-~-~;;;1 UAHDOHID Iii 3 Bedrms. large back
1 _ & 1 ._........__ yard, covered patio, -.,-.. ,.._. w/blln BBQ, priced for
Huge 4 ,BR w /added quick sale, $64,900. Call
t8x28 fam1Jy room, 17x20 714:963-6767
guest bdrm . lots o f a ,N'''"""'u•.101•111«1·
wallpaper, paneUng and I I =~*'.::~:.«:~ ~~ tttlll
l'nrnra~:lml•~mm 962-44'ff d85U!a103 Have something _to sell ? Classified ads do 1t well
•llNG AN OFFIR!
The owner says so and you might
just m ake yourself a great buy! The
price has a lready been reduced &
who knows what be will take.
Located in exclusive Cameo Shores,
just steps to the beach. 3 Bdrms .. 2
baths, formal dining rm., large
open view terrace. $249,500 -Open
this weekend 2f.Yl Milford Rd .. Cd M.
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3 Bdrm. 2 balh w /huge
encld patio. In College
P a rk . Redu ced to $79.800. All terms.
. So. Calif Realty
546-5605 645-69 I I
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Visit lhe SPECIAL.IST ul
the Condominium In· formation Center
Servtng aJI or Orange Co.
TOUCHSTONE RLTY
18582 Beach Blvd #8
Cal t6J..Ol67
3 Bdrms. each unit: on
fee land, steps to the
be a c h . xi n t s u m ·
mertwlnter rental: com· pletely furnis hed. &
priced to sell at $195,000.
HEW OH MARKET
Choice central location:
dupleit in 100 block on the Peninsula. Seldom va-cant & priced at $167,.500.
673-3663 675~77'7 Eves
associated
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EVOY~ YOU ALWAYS WAMTID
Exquisite new home in Old Corona
del Mar. one block from the ocean.
4 bedrooms. 3 fireplaces, top of the
lirre appliances, country kitchen,
s eparate dining room. Pully
landscaped and a hundred other
quality features. $398,000.
A C«DWIU. ........ CO.
644·9060
21tt IANJOAOUIN'4tU.llllO.
IH NEWP'Of'T CUfTO
& it's one or ilie BEST B S in
Harbor View Hills. Wait until you
see the spectacular VIEW, the
POOL & the RRICE! Coby Ward
642-8335. (W-109)
HARIOR VIEW HILLS
Origina l Broadmoor mode l -
situated on freenbelt wtocean view
Ca the dra be amed cei lings
w/e>ctensive use or glass & massive
stone fplc are part or the charm or
this 4 BR. fa mily rm home.
$245,000. Sandie Fix 644·6200.
(W-110)
OLD CDM
Super location -So. of Hwy.
Perfect for add'l units -prime R·2
lot. 2 BR. l bath home in front.
Owner anxious -priced to SELL
QUICKLY. Linda Taglianetti
642·8235. <W·lll)
TOP OF CA.MIO HIGHLANDS
Catalina & ocean view rrom this
prof. decorated 3 BR, formal dining
& ramlly rm home. Room for pool
or spa. $249,000 fee land! Donna
Godshall 644-6200. <W-112)
... 2·12'5 M4-t.200 901 OOv•r Ori~ HtrbOr Vl•w Center
Irvine et C•mpus V•lltY Center
7U.141t
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DUPLIX
SO.OF HWY
On love ly Avocado
Avenue, a charmlnl 2
bdrm, 2 sl)' •. upslde down
house with cedar abiqle exterior a nd aundeck
PLUS a luxurious 2
bdrm, 3 tMtth APL wtth
covered patio 4c 3 car
garage. sno.ooo.
644-7211
TUDI
~DISllT
:!Bdrm .. 2 blllh; l~ bllrs.
to beach. W\11 trade for
land or other property.
844-9513 AJenl
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3 BR 2 BA, f1&nUy rm, ruu carpet/dr•pes. br1t
frpl , all bll·IJ\I, wllk to
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:! OR /2 b<t. end unit
1'11llo Nr ten111s. park
$73.:MJO Owner 551·2736
Uruv l'urk Ch1rncellor 5
Hr al'.rt>s11 rrom pool &
tcruus crts A.it 636-7~
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Hy Owner, TurtlerOl'.k. 3
UR <! HA + fam~ly rm
Pool, jacurt1. $145,900
l>r'ln only Call after 7
Uob. 7S2·8259
MESAVYDE
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LUTSIDE:
ftXSl UNITS
4 Separatr hou~e\> un
Jere lot Room w buJhl ~
mo rt-$200.000 Ct1ll
Crill Katley 631 1266
~ tkl>ull" Spel'i11hsts
.1 <1 or 5 hdr m models
uvull, i.o ow w 1pool:.
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P~nrun!rto~ Pro~
$STEAL TlllS HOM f:s
Be11ul. new lg upgrd. 3
BR. lo prm: 673·4311.
Agt
Super buy , :J br condo. nr
lrvu1e lbgh & llentage
Prk. Air. lndry rm,
comm pool, encl. gar
$63,500. By Owner. ~1·3044
Lo 9-sta Villa
S7U.:;()() Ill I Anana Cir·
e:le. 3Br. l"·•Bu. fully cpl· l'<I. m1rrorred wardrobe,
NEW eottDOMINIUMS I · · · · cul cle sue. 538-0444 IN OCEAN-CLOSE COSTA MESA ----, ---CEDAR GLElf Pf\fVtEWS - --HY OWNl:-:1< l bdr.+
lCMt•• 1.,•,Jd •1.i ~ den,2ha.rvuct'ebs.cust.
ELEGANT
GOLF COU RS E
• TOWNHOUSE
Panoramic view. Local·
cd on (airw11y ruc·1nfl,
lake. w/unique view of
h11;..c17 .W *VETS * I;~.~· to b(•h. Sll,OOC
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3Br. 2.Bu. 1370 M j n. Obi Jttach gar. s ul>t'r loC',
fN)()h •• dbhse, shtrrp 111·
tor ~7.800 By owner
~ l23 or \Mi() 67lY.>
DIRTY
GERTY
!1111.'ll ht>r<.•. lf ynu 're hun
dy & don't mtnd work .
you can save :1 br, 2
bnlh. doubh• ~anii.:e & t·ndos«d 1•at111. ('ll0 an
neighborhood l>on 't
wait ' At S69.9UO &
VA/l"HA terms 1t ""111
... <'II fast Cull G45·7221
NOW!
kt•n•nl t'han~ei; an \' . .\
c1uuhrH·ut11111 RUHie llrwi.
may enalJh• you tel own
your own home• o l>own,
O Clc~in~ l'Ust' This 1~ u
fr~ ~CrVll"l' for V('lt'runl>
only. 24 Hr llO'J'LlN fo:
Vet. Agi.
541..()800
Hintop "Seobt-ttu"
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or HV ••rt·;i l'rol. zont•
$72.0<HI }{.1 hk HL'Jlt)
t).'6-3!!9'1
VA. Mo money down.
$100 loud CO~l LO
q ualified hu yl·r Thi!>
cute 2 bdrm cond111s nt•at
as a pin Ideally located
in So. Huntington Ueach.
Xlnl ::.tarter home
Hurry, 1t wont la-.t the
wcelc<•ncl. <;tJ HTI S fl E
tl62·~51i --------
"SUPER"
PARKING Wntdiff R~olty ------Pnvale from stret•l, lhru $69.900. wrought iron a.tale s,
., aR 1 1 R th 1 " f I" super I i;tory hnme w /5
,, 0 ' • • a · ... rp ~ · Bdrm, lune ha!> out\>ld{'
F'/A. RV acre!i!I, dbl l(ar. enlran••t• & m.ed .is of
n1•w cpts. drps. paint fil·e) B<·aut1ru1 kitchen . Move·in rond VA. no down. tcrmi. avi.111. 757 din rm w/f1r1·pl;1n'. large rt'cre11l111n rr,.1m
W W1IM•n Open du1ly J!rcal for parlll's • Hnn1•
1-$ ti31-09S4~w_!!.!"1~t _ yourRV'::.&nc.•111fauto:.
& move tn ! J\~l ltulh
l.;1unc. 64ij-4380
ELDUMPO
What a mess' YECll'
liut wow • IT'S A Bl'Y' lclt'al for you nE? c·1)uµl1•s. A bil of elbclw ,.:rcui.c will with master bedro1>m · h
Custom loft
Monticello
Area
., make you $$! bvtm u~ loft. catmg,arc.i. ::"'t .. addl'd on family room'
lwdroum:.. I at10 $W.500 ·S " v E B l G EA:-; y
UKR 54-0·17al T f; It M s I II t i !( It y'
TARBELL
"#I In California"
PttlCEO TO.SELL
CALL NOW' 6'16 74:~
CENTURY 21
Gold Star Sn-vie~
EAST SIDE
f'AMILYSECLUSION golf cour~c. mountauu,.
Tiu::. spat mus :J Hr + dt·n & night h"hts. Eicr1•p·
or 4 Br rustic home 1s 1 m LJooaJ decorating or 3 UR maculat1·ly presented 2"'2 BA on 2 lcvets. Entry
and 1de11lly located. Nt•w ha:i tropical waterfall. ca r pet>n~ throuou t. 1--:x tensive upgrades
l->how:. like a model Wood paneling, with
rnnod nlo(ht &L $116,000 floor to ceiling m1rror:i.
For s a le by ownl'r Top qua.lily home Step
968-1!j()7 o_r-~5 JOO'J__ to pool & jOl'UZZ:t. Owner
-957-8955/833-2792
Cool !! Oran~l·trl'1' c•indc>. b)
~och Hideaway ownr. 1 Ult. l't;.in 111 . SS0.500. l'lan V S61,!lSO
Ni()('r humt· lletrr11t or i\dlt-. tJn l}. 1cnn1:., clc. rl•ntal Co mple te l y Gi5-922'J f11m1sh1.-d studio ('Ondo ..;;.__;.;~---
Only s.61.!IOo. lnw down. UMIVEISITY PARK
SUNSET R.t $57 Sti2:i Outslunding Stanford
townhome. t-'ee land. o..t of Town Owner Owner. 551 -4682 eves.
Must sell almost new
4Br. 4 bll<s from ocn,
tiled lhruoul + wet b11r &
all xtras Cu 11 collel'l agt
140:!) 267-9176·
1044 .•..••..•..••...•.•.•.•
IRVINE
GIVEAWAY
1650 sq ft :! lx.'drooms . family room. dlrtum. rentrul <tir and lottds or
extrus J u~t wail IOI!. ror
you This beautiful hom1•
.. ., prired S4.000 undl'r
builder llurry . dun 'l
\\utl 'Only $89.900.
o.==e,
l
RAMCH REALTY
551 .2000
LE.A.SE O"fO .. or purchase fantastic 2
Bdrm, patio home PrM.
lndscpd & d ecorated .
cent. a1r . formal din·~.
adult comm Pools & ten·
nis. Agent. 551·'1682 eves.
No broker commission.
Woodbndlte corner de·
lached. 3 BR 2 BA
$9-1.990 Biscay 4 BR, den.
3 BA. bg lot $159.990.
642·0112. 644·6687
Rancho San Joaquin
2 br & den, 2 bu on golf
course w tunobstrurtcd
view $1 18,SOO. Owner
95.S-3773.
Rancho San JOGCplin
3 BR's San Lws Rey.
$129.900 Orange T,..... Condo
Plan4, 1 +tort. $57,776.
PLilA HiWPORT
RE.ALTY 975-0616
Rancho Sun Joaqwn,
2 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo
On the 1tolr cours,·
C:1 ll for a ppl 552 8Z88
By Ownc~ l)ccrf1cld .P;Jrk 4 HR. formal dininit rm, 2
homt• r Ii.I n 2 SI0<!,.100 sty, corner location New
0 14 ncr tra ns fcrrl'd , CPL", comm pooll ·purk.
pnt'cd helnw mark~l fo r $l 05.000. By o wner. quH:k sale 3 Ur , l Ba, 714.~·7807 1..R .. n R . F' R , lndry ::.:...;.:.:. ______ _
rm Prof decorated ARIOR LAKE COMDO
w1upgrudt•s P rof B flh hi d d2A land"c11·""' f11r lo main 1 ig Y upgra e r
macnab I Irvine
realty
LEASE W /Of'TlOM POSSllU
This lg . Washington home needs a
family! 4 BRs. 3 baths. tamlly rm.
& formal dining -a lovely rtoor
p l an! Wr ap·around p atio ·
s prinklt.>n; • 3-car garage. $118.900.
Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. CWW·ll >
Wott'TH WAITIN• POil
This lg. executive h om e 1s NOW
ready for you ! 4BRs, famlly rm .• 3
fpk i-. .• 2 patios. t eak entry. mirfor~.
walk-in wet bar. In one of Irvine s
best a reas. $139.500. Appl. only.
Natalie Benjamin 752·1414. <WW·l2>
LOOIQM6 FOi A SPICIAL PLACl1
This Turtlerock Ho m e has so muc h
ch a rm. you'll rail in love with it!
Separate livin g quarte rs s1:1rround
an atrium w /wate rfall. Air-cond.
w /ftlter & purifier. Ne w c pl. A view
o f s urrounding h ilts & quie t
tree-lined s treet location -near
pools & playg round. $123.900. Lila
Harper 752·1414. CWW-13)
CWC>aGIOUS & ~•ACtOUS
This lg . 2·s t or y 4BR family home
has ea sy access to the pa rk & ne w
Adventure Playground. The tasteful
9ecor feat~es c us tom wa~lpaper.
ceram ic tile e ntry & m i rrore d
wardrobes. For your comfort a re
central-air, outdoor Malibu lights
on time r s & prof. landscapin g .
Washer . drye r & microwave inc l.
$146,500. Madeline Cross 752·1414.
<WW·l4 \
JUST HOUCEO.
In the finest Racque t C lub Area on
on e or the best s treets. Grandiose
2·slory home w /"loads o f square
footage." 4BRs . fo rma l dining rm.
+ separ ate bonus rm. Beautiful
g r o unds cen tral-air : many s pecial
features. "Expans ive. but ~ot
ex pens ive ." $124 ,900 . A ni ta
Bra d s h a w 752·1414. IWW-15>
TUllllEROCK TOWHHOME
So m a n y extras'! Air·cond. -
built-in kitche n w /sewing bar -tile
e ntry & k itc hen -skylighted
interior -balcony off master BR +
p r i v ate patio o ff kitch en -
woodburning fplc. -a ll tuirdwood
cabine try -electric gar !ige door
open er. SEE TlllS al $126.500.
Lorraine Rennie 752-1414 <WW·L6)
WOODRIDGE LUXURY TOWMHOME
Beautifully d ecor a te d 2BR + d en
ho m e in the lakeside developm e nt
by M cLain. All the comfort of a
much lar ger h ome + priva te p a t io
w/s u per landscaping that br in gs
the "garde n -fe eling" JN ! ONLY
$129,900. Julie Van Wie r en 752·1414.
<WW-17l
YOUU FALL IH LOVE .
wilh this perfec t ly decora ted 38 R .
2 12 bath D eerfield Plan III
townhomc featuring s unken living
r oom . form a l d i ning room.
wood.p ane led family room . c overed
patio w /wood decking & tush plants + s o MU C H MORE! Reduc ed for
quic k s ale! $92.500. Carol P o rce lla
752-1414. <WW-181
WOODl•IDGE CROSSIMG
W a t e rfront Brigh to n Pl a n
w /s pectacular v ie w of m o untains !
Luxurious c aramel c pl .. s pecial
ceramic tile e ntry. lavish maste r
s u ite + 2 BRs (or option al d en > &
gourmet kitchen w /c'Ozy n ook .
F'lexible fina nc ing . $159.900. Forres t
Powe rs 752·1414. <W-19) TODAY
~pntles:. 3 Bdrm (.'ol11•g1·
}'.,rk h ome w 1th l
jlorgcou:. 'fire pl UCl'S, n:
c~t.~I "'mdow lt>d~l' in ltv1n1o1 room for your
µlanb and a pc·rrc·l'l
p;.uu ror vour cntert11in
111 ~. n on 't m1 i.s rt •
lfrduc .. d to S85,flfl0
Shown by <tppoanlmt•nl
2512 V~sar Pli.1t ''
Tak(' advantarc of th1:.
nl'wl y h:.l\'<i pro!)t•rty on
one or t::u~b1dc'i. most
po11ular strl·eh 3 UH ·~
for JU!>l S7G .:150. Cull
645-9161
" ""u + d en. AC. lndscpcl.
t e n..an cc w 1 a ul o ~11 5.~oo . io•; dwn . UNIV. "PARK HOME"
spnnkter::.. front & rear 6444466or 552-6327 Popular .. Tula ne" mode l in Village -. , .....
. , OPEN HOUSE
Mun} add1t1on:. & -----------amcnit1e!> Lg assum. Orangetrec condo. by Ill. 3BRs, 2 ba ths + lg. family rm.
loan Op e n llo ui.c. ownr,lBR.Plan fll.28R V a ulted open b eam ceilings -
· , REALTY ~· '
Sat tSun 10.i; 1:i Goldl·n SW.500. Plan v $61,950. secluded cover ed patio -gar d en -
Star ~ 0022 Adlts only, tennis. etc. auto s prinkler s. Near park & pool
WOODBRIDGE
D..aPoittf -1.QZ 6 :-Owoerf :i.ni~~µ§,\.0 se.U ~.t ... ~ ... ~~~~~ . ~ ~.,-t ~¥t. .
67~9'l29._11__. ....... ...---+tennis. $138.500 inc l. la nd. Be lle llEaANC Partc h 752·1414. CWW-20l; ,
I l '~.I( I \I I\
,;,~ l Cmr H•• CottnJ dtl 11111
• · "Orif ood'' modt'I. 2 f ant:tSll(' ))I(} clel!_. ()('~>~~\ S{y, :\ hdrm. 21 , bu Sub· view Branll tww ,t b1 . -~ mil on pncc & ll•rms
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oodbri gc Es llltc IMMID. POSSESSION POSSlllE -. Townhome. A/C. frplc.
mlrrort•d dr!>. vaulted Enjoy a real fam ily way of lire in
ceihng. Pror landR~aped. this luxurious 4BR. 21<':! ba th h ome b .a ' S J I! s . o o 0 ,,.,. 51 l.2 A "e I ,
Open Sun 1·5 163 We:.l o n lovely c ul-de -sac next to pa rk.
Yale Loop. Irvine. t\Jsk· Gate d courtya r d entry.· lg . p a neled
0 w n r I R I d r J 1\ ~ t .,...,.. ~ n
By Owner. Npt Hgts 3 BR 7~06 . 644-57'12 First notJl'<>. by owner; we 26A.dl'nw/frplc.hn:lwd II h' b t nrs.1:1huucrs. qt cul-de BToro 1032 must se I >s cau · Rancho San Joaqwn San s a c s l . w 11 I k l o •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Lui!> Rey Model wilh un·
ing $109,500. Term:s
uvallable C11 1t :'>52·7879 family rm. w /fplc . & wet b ar:
or 759·03JS formal dining rm ; huge covered ~chnol /shoppi n~. de BY O W NER. F O R ob6truclet.lvicw Wl•will
ta<'hed rm w t ba & S A t I!: I L E/\ S Jo:. reduce lhc pn ce SJOO p<'r CORNER LOT
drkrm. IJ:? y1ml. $125,000 l:Waut~rul 3 fir, 2 Ha. on dayunt1lsoldortakcnoff 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, lot.ally Appl only. 387 Romont1 premium lot up.:ruded, the m "rkel. o n t hi!\ W ., .. ·4782 t • c I" n d s" a p l cl .. urcgraded. Central air. ay,.....,.. P ll ' 1 • .. ' • alrendy b-l()w markel k ,,_ .. I ------w/s prinkleri;, $143.~IOO " ~ c ose to par ...: scuoo s. M E S A V E H D l'.: YOU'Li~ LOV..; IT 22832 ptirP of $.l.29,900. 833-1485 $77,500. Owner Open
SHOWPLACE . '• arrt• ,..(lichomui!h 7M·S8ti·3262. or 973-1626 Open house house Sat/Sun 10-6. 4672
purk·\'ll•W rorner DIG 213.SSJ-5633 ~al & ~un. 12 V1st 11, Ranchgrove Dr Ph
BI G HOMfo: S175.000 ---Jrvme 561·5966
1967 f\ule:inc. 540-9269 ._,,tlwglon leach I 040 iiiiiiiiiiliil•liliiiiilimmliiiiiiiiiiii
--······················· Hy <>wnt>t. Sherp 3 HR 2 ONLY $1750 DOWN. for
BA. ramlly rm or rhnln.: thiA fine 4 BR 2 sly home
rm, llalccrest, $78,500. TOUll pnre S,Sfl.SOO nr 8'>·
3102 Warren l.n. ~7·1.15il.'l sume 1 a..i•·:. Fili\ lnun
MISAVBDE
POOL $97,500
Th1rk pluKh carpMing
1t.ncl warm wood pont>llng
enbane<t• thb beauUtol '1
btidrm + fnmlly. S~arkl
rnc pnol & )RCUUI mekt•
for ~rticlou !\ Hving
Owncl-r ha!\ bou~ht and
~ 11alt>1 Call64ti·7\71
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Bt. sr74 Vlct,pria M5·4981>
or9804768
'1dl now lf e rberl
llnwklns Rltrs 979-8100
$74,500
Fqmlly home. 4 RR. J I(,
rt'mOO bnth.~ + luh·h . w /
nucro oven. l.ocalc<l (ln
cul de !\llC Mllr bearh,
park, llnd Oii llml'nitll'S
O~nSAT1 SUN 1 ~, :IJ4 Clt•veland T>r s C.nrl1eld w tBtrnch
~
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7nl llMI ~I H•t111 •• luc•.
CE
810111 BLllRS aa.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
IRVIME•s FINEST
Upgraded 1'"'a mily Home With 4
lledrooms 2Vo.t R aths And A Family
lloom On A C ul·d e ·Sac. Corner.
Lovely Profe ssion olly Landscaped
Y a r d . Adjacent To Greenbelt And
P oo l With A M o untain VHlw .
Offered At Only $139,500.
111 oova DltlV! 631·1800
patio & built-in BBQ. Des igned for
g r acio us e ntert aining. $139,500.
.Be lle Partch 752·1414. CWW-21 >
WOODUIDGI VIU.A•M
New pr1cc on this 3BR end·unit in
the l s l P h ase. Now Woodbridge is
yours at a n affordable price of
$69,950 w/flexible financing on o r
lease w /o ption to purc hase . Forrest
Powers 752·1414. <WW-22>
11 QUICK TO LIAIN
Cond os to live 1n! Condos to rent!
Above aJl. be quick to know $58,000
for a lovely air-cond. 2BR In Irvine
is "pure gold!" Neat & c l ean
w /clnnamon cpt. Close to pool. Lois
Miller 642~. (WW-23 >
'42·1235 '44·6200 tOt Oover Ori~ H•r~ View Center
lrvlne •t C•mpu~ V•ll•Y C..nt~r
7SM•U4
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1nU~~r1J!c~'~~~arp
c ondo with 2 l~r~~
~-drooma. Inside l<1un
dry toom, cOVt!red p~t10
with BBQ and all ol the ume nllios ol Wood
bridge Pncod at only
15.050.
f!j
WOOUPJDGE
RI.ALTY ·
551-3000
DIBAB.D
PATIO HOME
It's lhe Elkwood Model done In lhe fin est ot
tast.e. Many. muny ex
tr as bulll ·ln
bookshelves · shutters ·
levelori. atnum with
tropic al plan wrap·
around polio · gas bur b·
que. An outstanding buy
at a good pnce. call for
appointment.
red hill ~: · ·
552 -7500
Beautiful!
Plan 3 tn Turtlcrock
Preside nt Homes. 4
Bdrms ., ~ ba.. custom
carpets & drape ries.
OeUghUul famlly home,
walk to e leme ntary
school.
1*523 CAMPO,Da·IRVIME
LG9'ftO koch I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
k1wwwCMlate 4 ldr1Lt.
Canyon view, qwet area.
$207.000
49U519
Ron WHIGMS ledty
1900So. Coa:it Hwy
LAGUNA BF.ACll
Cawe'J
~and Company
Rl::ALESTATE
OfftnTIMtH
RM PropertMs
•
L.AGUMA HEIGHTS
Ir MIGHT LIGHTS
Family home wllh room
to breathe! QualJty ap·
po1ntments. built·in:i .
fireplace. open beam
ceilings. lots of glass af-
fords terrific ocean view
& unus ual floor plun
lends a distinctive tourh.
3 Bedroom, 2 Balh home.
Seller motivated due to
transfer out or lhe area.
$149,500.
•
WOODS COVE!
Ccrta1nl v lhe mo:.t
PopuJur areu in Lu1o1un11'
This secluded family
home hai. sparkling view or ocean thrnugh tower
mg pme:. on qwct street.
walking di:it ancc to
beach an l'asy stroll
Stained ceda r cxten or.
wrap-around tile decks.
private patio is sur
rounded b} extensl\e
pluntrng a nd trees
IT'S A LOVELY
BLUE LAGOON VILLA
LAGUNA BEACH
Ouls tanding view -o cea n . pool.
g ardens. fine ly derorated. completely
furnished. (1975 Montt: Carlo m lht:
c arport m c luded >
A-TURN IEY--tJFFERING
Lux ury 3 bdrm. 2 bath. wet·b~r. patio.
2 s wim pools. beach . tennis court.
security g ate. Lus h la nd scaping.
$215,000.
C411.,.._. Y-*r%Jet for ......
494-42'4
UT D.AMlll II.AL TY
492-4144
33'JClllnilMAn
Opett Sllttd9y 1-5
LalWla charmer. com
pletely refurbished. xlnl
loc Eicposed wood .
bnck, tile. 4 Br. 3 Bu.
split·le'lel.
11 IOMlr .... r
Fixer-upper. split level, 3
Br, 2 Ba . oct:an 6
Cotallno vie ws Xlnt
terms. Asking Sl29.950.
CUL DI SAC
2 Bdrm. + guest apt.
Spectacular white water
vfow: large mslr bdrm.
with frplc. No main
t.enance yard Close to
!>Chools & beach: shown
by app't. onl y. $300.000
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REALTY
673-5354 497.3319
One With
Nature
Very se<:luded wtlh com
m und1ng view or tht•
ocean. A very special
set.Uni? and t.otally UDI.
que abode. wood und
gtasi; l>ome. Sl99.SOO
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~ .... APOIMT
Beautiful J bedroom. 2
bath executive home
with panoramic ocean,
coastal & d ty lights
vi e w s. Pr1v u t ,•
ma s ter s uite w i th
b ea m e d <'e il •n l!.
fircplurt' and view clel"k Heatt:d pool with jacu:m
Close to the marin ..
$299.900
:I Monarch Bay Pla?.a
Laguna Niguel
496-7222 131-0136
*DUPLEX•
Ocean side or hwy. level
lot, easy access to ~ach
Needs _pa1nl. mmur r•·-
pa1rs. ideal ror hume &
1ncnme 111.lirY. only
$159.!W
Mlss1or. Realty 494·0731
• Y Spacious 2 bdrm & Oen EMYALD A Quahly con:.l. choice N. Enter this cxc1t1ng 4 Laguna toe. 2i;, ba. qwet.
bdrm. home thru the cool. Catalina s unset
leaded glass doors into a Vll!W. picture windows.
mirrored entry & dis· walk to beach. 1235.000
cover t he impressive Owner.'194·7430 Views from nearly every ----
room. Skylighted dinmit TOP Of WORLD
rm. & kitchen . luge Lowest priced 3Br. sm
family rm. & mstr. suite oeean view. Sl.28.000 Pm
with s eparate s tudy. 0 n 1 y . 4 !> !>. S 1 If I
$395.000. eves/wknds .AIT COLLECTOR? .
This magnificent con· By Owner 4 bdrm. den J temporary, custom de ba. formal din rm. ull
SJgned home will hold u new c11rpe ls, drapes, etc
large collect ion in a Ocean ranyon view
highly unusual setting S285.000 494·2-106
Uruque featurei. of !hrs :i
bdrm. home 1ndud1· •--Hin 1050 c1r<:ular kitchen, study & _,..... s den.$465.000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R.AMCHO L.AGUHA My equity, Letsure World
Unique tn -level pr~hgc 2 BR. 2 ba manor Partly
home step-down livmJt rurn. lnl·I sL~rhns &
& d i~ in g r oom :., a Dresdt'n C~~nu . $.54.000
spacioU!> 4 bdrm. family cash 837·21a..
home w1lh views or !'a
nyon &ocean Lavish hv
ing in a classic design
SSJ.500
1.GCJ11M1 Niquel 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
Beamed cc1 hngs in hvmg llO!>N c.,,,~1 ... ~.,.,,.
room and dining room. :;~~·.~\;~~ ,,.,,.., MOH.ARCH IA Y
TERRACE fomily room. built-In 116<11Co"""Q"w .• 1 kitchen. 2 Bedroom. 2 !>ovH• 1 .1aun,, c., •u1,11
Baths upstairs. lower --~" •_!l_J_•~-\1-' __ _
lt>ve l i~ 1nd,•pcndcnl RS>UCB> $9000 guest un1l ; doublL' garugl'. ::.eparate 9· x. 18' Owner will finanN? 3
laundry and work room. Blks LO Aliso. L~e 3 bdrm
storage room quality hm. Panoram11: ocean
l'.O nstruc t1on Su pe r vtev.s. $145,000 494-861 I
Hu~c tn level bdrrr I
bdrm. 3 l)ath homt· with
ma itn1!1 cenl rrnol &
landscaping. f orm;11
d1111ng room. Wl'I hdr.
~aulted ce1Jing_s, 1mpor•
ed f1x1urcs.'Only m111ut('!>
to while sand hl•at·h.
$275.100 l11rge lot :illows guct1l "Z" Rl!:ALTO~
parklll~ or udd on to pre-PRIV •TE I"' •cu, VIS'T A '41GUEL sent home. even room "" 5A " enough for u pool,'' The tennis courts. pools. Lur)i!l' lot rompll'tt'ly
pnl'c!ti nght...$230,000 s~nty & fire dept landi.cpcl w /room for
· within the prest1~1ou11 pool. 4 . Bdrm. w 1com
• Emerald Bay communt blned kitchen & fu mtly
OLDE LAGUNA ly. You & your ramily rm, great ram1ly homl'
1·~-~~~~~wei«~!~~ .. w I c p ~-'~™"·~-~,'!...·~...,,_
posed bea ms. lots l)f vestment appr{'Ciat~s. 4 •
tedar throughout, n<•w Bdrm. 3 btt, 3000 sq n c arpeting, sedudl·d completely remodeled. MIGUEL SHORES
patiO!I for each unit B. ex prof derorated homl' nn Cb&rrn1og garden ho ml·
LensJVe use of natural lge lcvul lot Only lilt'pt! w/~r~ut 0<'"11n Vl\'W. J
br1l'k and plante r s. to one of the lai.l pvt hdr m. cov v..1 tin
shake roof, a veritable beaches In CulH Xlnt w1redwood deekrnit &
showplace or all lhal we fl nan c 1 n ~ a o d Ion g upgraded features thru-
have ("Orne to appreciate e s c r 0 w a v a 1 I ab I e . out Prest1g1ouN and In·
as part of the origmul $36$-.000. Heleo Rodman. vitln111 SWl.500.
La g u n a s c e n e . I Brttr. 7~·0358 493-9494 495--5220
Bedroom. ' Balh each 496-24 ll 130.soso urut wilh excellent rn· Huve something you want
come A.$ much as it Is re· lo :.ell" Classified uds do LC91"0 leoc.h t 048
modeled with all muJor it well 642·5678 ••••••••••••• •• •• ••••• •
Items finished. there is
s til l s ome room t o
personalize the fina l
t.ouches &c insure profit an
Ole near future See Lhl.5
doll house to appreciate!
Easy walk to beach.
$156,SOO.
•
SUPEI WICIAL
HOMI
Look tor the Quality in
lh\s new 3 lk'droom. 2 I.')
. ·&th custom home 10
Park Avenue Elt atcs
Many amenllles lnclud·
Ing st.aJned glass. tiffany
lampti. JC'nnalre ran~e.
d ou ble u v en with
mlcrowAvc. etc • \!le.
Cllll toda} .S337 .~ •
ll04Su. Cooat lliway
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
macnab / trvlne
raeltg
S'EC1'ACUL.AI!
White water views. s urf c rashing on
rocks, Catalina & fabulous sunsets
rrom living. dinin~ & fa m ily rooms
of t his 1st quality 4BR custom hom ~. Modern equipped k itche n
w ;v1ew breakfas t nook. Ele vator
Appt. only. $37~.ooo <W·l44 !
J ohn Grunuth 6'12 8235
'42·1US 901 Oover Otiw
. , . . ,.
644-6200
Harb« View Ce"!"
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llnght. a.try pal10 bomt'
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reur patio . 11• bao.11
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HASTI Oh At <.:O
SM~llNG
PALEIMO
1170P...tC._,..t
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Super 104.'MllOn Oil p11rk
ac:ro&a rrom <'lbh•t' &
pool, """w of park f, r lly
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frp! • hardwood llrl\ in r o it n t r y II I t ,. h l' n ,
panelled &. wtllljl1Apt'rl•d thr1M>11t ,.no d bt'low
m11tk1t al $21Pl,OUll
l.ANI> INCl.UOt:L>
OPEN HOUSE
SAT /SUN 12-5.
1'0 II IXC:HAMGID DOWH:
4 BALBOA
ISLAND DUPLEXES
IMCLUDING IA Y,.OHT
I CDM DUPLEX
Z HOUSH OM DOUILI LOT
I W. MIWPOIT DUPLEX
JOI IXCHAMCH DOWN OMLY
AS A PACICAGl
21 l/ 61~J200 9.5
rm frplc . rn'ltr hr di tnl!: &. pool m;11nt. pd fot din rm . 1o1m rm ... .,
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lukefroot 4 Yra. old 11 tt'ruUB ('rt. J1w ut.t1 !'1.t•ut w /ht'.lVy lCh.ik • roof. AIC • .atn um . ' pa tio,.
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ht'droom ... 8 bull\!! cpl. (;ape (;od llrbr britthl c~'(!rful k lt<'hl"n , lnddcp d Muny u1•
study furniahed rcl'r<'t• Vie w K nolli1. Sii2!5 IRt' hv rm w/frplc. $43S f(rode" Uy ownr. 21J1
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""""' ll11Ch}und:1 Pvt bch SV'J5 fet!. 964 2566 .1173 mt 4 mo'; old. mdn)' up
mo li75·744:t i;trudt'b. wood put . Cb tu
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A.._....Oll Veh! view bom1· 3 BR. 3 ba . unously 11pPoinkd. ~ br
Or~CMMty 2500
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SHOPPERS
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~ bt-droum. fomtl rooan
homL' ul bl•auOful llt1rhor
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more-value• for your
money 1n th1i. IOWl·:H
prw{'d, frl'Nhly p:1inted .
n .. w I y I u n d :. c u p •• <I
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1 IMAMIWOM
As-We&.oan
REDUCED
(ri',orl(eous paol, spa and
lands<'11 ping. 11 u r rou11d
d ••iiant J RR tn l<'V<'I.
l'IWih deco r. $125,900
fo'ordetuil11 c all 581 IOUO
Sf~f21 .
twwportC....ter
640-5357
Hllrbor V1l·w Mo1111ru, <!
BR + den . 2 BA $142.IJOO rei!. 0J)l'n llouw Sul/~n
1·5 64U·4734 IK:t4 l'rt
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heaul. ocw II( opicrd 3
HK. lo price 1173 011
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813 1247
OCIANNOMT
4 llr, Wu, 12711,)00 lly owm·r '151 Mtl'I or 676 11373
OUTSTANDING
Family home with :S l1e
bdnn¥ • •P•cluua den.
family rm & 3i,,, bath.8 .
in prN<ti{(i<IWI Wl"lllcllff
lll't:t1. fo'eaturet1 ln<'I nt•w
W/W CUl"ptlt. wulk in food
IJ&nt ry. 2 frplt•i. . i.ep
luwl<.lry r m . 1•l11ldrcn'11
p hay ho ui.c. c t r Im ·
rt111cul11lt!, move in <'Ond
Sl90.000.
MIWPORT llACH
HAI.TY 675-1642
MEWPORT CREST
ROCK
BOTTOM
S p at:ao u 11 p lan .IV .
8cuul1rully crtp'd 3 BR &
den. 2·11 BA. 1800 S<1 ft.
tri·level. Won 'l lu11t.
$115,000.
le1ta..,iftH9b
3 br I l/4 ba, SI 05,000
ACACIA TREE
REALTY
1;42~
COMDOWITH
IOATSLIP
Sharp sr ac1ous condo on
channl' w1lh 30' boat
For S. I 0 c pt 1500 I l'M Vute ron lloul!1111( lovely 3 bdrm homt on rompl <'rpld Ni<'l' yd ~ 15 64S 2'.i:JJ 0 lo Spn1 ••••••••••••••••••! •• ~. ••••~••!•••••••••••••• AJ(I Stcv(' PhllllP!> Angelita V11c1tnl. $800 1t11 from br h $475 mo. t'veslt.1.1 8282 4 choice Cem dcry lulli in ---Monlh 9611 3514 ----
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Pu k worth 1350 l'UCh 11<·cun vww. ('11:.tom cpl. f•JO'MJJUI tU11, c./IUl't Ucaut1ful o•xt•t• ho mt'. Un 1v1·1·11 t y J• u r k 111
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('lbht1e, co· rner lot. 2 garages ca. unit 4406 08 bu c u:1l horn\•. n l•w . -------
A I A s A Lrg 3 BR. 2 b11 duplex. ced 2 r b h tJrtvew11 ys. rus s put·e t:apu <'O v(' A-'-Vall•y 8hare jacun 1. ope11 de<'k. ur. c11 ,tCar , nr c 3Br. 2&. qwet cyn 1-t'I rent. Own e r moving. Are&., rent ul S.'115 mo ~ ~.536·444U ting, s t e ps to h l'l1. make ofCt>r 839-6S35 ask 5J64 144 U •11 acre hQri.c pro $595 m o. 975-0 252 o r murket. i.ch<lol & Lown.
f Addi pertit'l> Heudy to huild 752-0617 ChanNftCJ CottCIC)e 8M·550S. 835.f>455 __ or __ e_._u_gt_. ____ 1--p..-rty 2000 ....,.~"' w /lern1i.. -------""· h I ... I
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To mountain. dci.ert or
hake. lovely 1974 Sun·
down tir 18SI 74 ) Only
$7.000.
MoWI. Ho.-Store
848-8895
Beach Living
Sevt>ral new homeg le ft
In a beaut1ru1 rol•ky
ocean front purk, pvt
community . i.ublellan~
Hllowe d in pu rk :J
bl!at•hl'S + pier . home"
priced from:
$29,900
TRF.ASURE ISLANO
MOBILE HOME l'AHK
RIMAISSAMCE
JC8>1 So. Coast llwy
LAGUNA BEACH
Mobile propcrtll.'i; &
lund development <.;o.
C7 I 4 J 499-3116
17141557-0600
COSTA MESA
Alfi s 1n~J e w1d t•
May flower, r;howi. like
'75 Model. low pa rk rent.
<WB4805·62 ). Try $16,750.
MoWI. Hot. Stor•
848-8895
TEHOMTWO vww &ullhllcs lopropcr Uu. dbl gar . :tt'r vice 1Bdrm.lba.S375.m o ••••••••••••••••••••••• tyhne $7654J wtlt'rrns porch. n~ blks bcut·h. Call Mu<'k.962 7788 T e n we ll malnta 1n t'd ,1 2,r, acri>" llorsl' prn 675-1957 __ 2 BK p11t10 hQmt'. cvrd
homes on two atJJoinin~ pcrly an tht• bl'1111t1ful ,.. _ _,, """-·-3224 4 Br. 2 ba. ne w kllchen ~11l111. A IC. ~~.~ • .111 lots with ne w r oofs. M ,1 ri . n . .,680U '-4n•a..__ appl nr Golde nwest amen1t1c'> SJ., .. mu
owne r will help Cinuntc! 't a 11 a i. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colle;,e 6 1l 842·4LSS aft 77().2656 $44.000each . 752·1920 wt erms " --- -u 20 &crcs Nr !>hor.,. & Mesa Verde J br. 2 ha, 5pm Me~ leoc.. 326, J '-\UAIL !>l'hl.1ols $14!J6 per acr(• = ~.~Avail. now. O\llrmlng 3 BK. 2 b11 . dtn· •••••~••••••••••••••••• T " L>lJPl.t::X Oubtunrl Ing rm, lrplc, dbl l(ar. NO FEE: Api. & Conil1. PLACE ~yb${, ~the IOVl'Mor Ne w 3 br condo, ~aragc, walk to bch & !!C his rentals . Rc-nlul P uv1ho11. _ -~r1rr..,,. c-97· 3 4626 1 frplc. pool. Jacuu 1. Kids M2·374.'l 67:5-4912 Bkr
• r-RVY""l>ft ~ ,_ • now. &J>('tsok. $475.631·20llO
10.-Tll l :l O ,.M.I len Hinkle R.E. lftc. ------ -2 BR house w trrpk , 2:1 11 4 UR. 2ha. forma l din rm .
--------1631 E 17lh Sl.S /\ 3BR. 2ba, dshws r. bltns. flonda $360. mn. (;all ram rm w1rrph" rumpu:-
l<EAL ESTATt: l'OV pat. dbl gar , <·om Mack.002-778K r m ,2700 sqft. Buck Ba y.
COUNSELOR RMI Estate mun pool $400. No i>t•ls. -ssn. o)\l'J l l amm1•cl
•Jtc.rman<'e & invest Wanted 2900 &t2-0M35 Condo cw. 3 Bdrm . 2 642-9567
mc nt s pcc1al1sts Snl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. 112 m1 lo beultl·tc nnis fam/4-plcx. O W N Pro p e rt y rn 2 Br. Iba. fncd yard. court $550/m o . C.ill SEA v 11-:w 3 bdrm. ii ..
•8cat:hpro1><•rt1('11 Inglewood. lla wthor11e c:l()O)(.'<! l(ur, c hildren ok. (.213l395·5171 or472·4518 bu, + ram r m . O<'t>Jn
•ProP<:rty M una~C'menl or So Hay an' a ., no pets $325 S48-0438. ----Val!W, pool /tentus. ~:,
•Tu &cxchan~e adv1t•c• WILL PA y CASH!! 2215 Pomona "C" 4Br. 1:1.Ra. <'U~tom1zed. (2JJ)4Jo.3629
ni<·e area. n r beac·h & --- ---_•_G_ary_r> _Bos.!.cr960-4:W.K Ph Tom D'Allcssandro 3 nr. l Ba , lg y;.ard , 1 cur :-.chb •• '5SU mo . no peL'l, Ha rbor Vo Knolli; <'Ondo.
T.O. PROPERTIES ~<ir • qu1t>t n1<'e art.>u lsl /lst + clt>a nmg Z04:ll 2Bdrm. d1•n, end unit 2 HACH HOUSES
OMA LOT
2 lllocks <! H1•a1'11
2 houSf''I for unly w..ouo
2 Fix1s2:.UVl'
1)1111 't Ill' 2 l~all'
S<.:OTT HEAL T Y
5:16.7533
1213 > 674·6907 or 1714 l $425 548 21~ Drew Cm:lc. 002 856I Sal l.t·nnis /pool St>51)1mu
54IHJ201 a nytime or <7MJ K-ltSvn s-5 M-1·9592/6.11·2670 8'M'I $22! urt tiPM 2 HR. I Ila, 5 mm. lo _ _ __
beach. $3flC) mo
NF.1-;o TO HUY HOlJSt;s,
<1H UN ITS Ca -.h 111
Ma.,h' <.:;ill .lat·k Smll.
SCOTT lt t:A l.'l'Y .
5:J6. 75.13
r .. 11 45fiO
$4.50, Ol'lfJlwr IM. I~ Vat·
tuna. 3br. 2ba. j(urd\'rwr
213 ·SCJK.-0004
3242
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DESIR AILE
llOMF: ---------Houws f1irnisMd
S1m<'1ous 2 !-lY 4 !Ht 11>lantJ
h o m t• $ 7 :> 0 :1 B It
Lownhoml' $450 /\va1l11
hit• now J oi.In 1146 1371,
t:.1.,lhlurf <I W rro 1·x1•1·
home or 'I bdrm 1 <h-11
I) B I,,,. $K2~ 111•1
w 1gu rdt•nl·r Fiio po:r •
Rcrs req <I 1\va11 ~·11t
2JIUl li45 7388 or li<I<! :15:!4
Ry :ipr>t
Mr. 2597 J HR.21,., h:i rondo. form.ii 2 Hr 2 ba, \'PlLI, clq )'., 6UHITS .....•....•...•........
3106 LldO lsll' Open Huui.e
Elegunt t'am Home. 4
bcl rm :H ba . rormal
d ining. de n. S a l/Sun
ltd>p.m. $365,000 200 Vau
S an H~m u Uwn ti r /
Bro ke r 673·HK03 I
281·271i7
s lip, frpl c. lge m s tr • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.-.-.--• bdrm, 21'2 ba. dbl gar,
xtrns parking. 1''ec land.
EASTSIDE.CM
4 Hou.,c:1. I tJuplt•x. end
yards. & ~ar al(es
$245.000. Owner de~11rc11
rapid sale. 645·9161
..........•.•....•.....
VEllY pnv11te home, nll'C
furn. nr lmy. 2nn.. 2ba.
(pk . pat Adults. ~50
497· 182!1
forced ::ur ht-at. Garh .. ~-
disp, bit rns. rrpk. p uu o. ---~~-"--_.
& mrorm 1110 rm. Nr N II
T l•nn1:. c :ub ~ll:'ih
t;.1()-1661>
Mewpcwtleoch 1069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEWPORT
TRl"-0
Lovely N<·wport Tri1>lc•x
1:1) 2 lk•tJrm units. Ownn
will <:oof)4•ralt' on an~t;1ll
rnt•nl i;ale' All l1•a 111•1>
l'rimc 11\Vl''ilm1•nt Ex
l'"lll'nt I0\'1tlaon 1 Own1•r
will 1•ons1dc r c•ontrll<'t
Cull now 75'!· 1700
If ff# ~ 'I • I I f ii I f r, I
WH Y? Under ··~ million
Because n('1'<1 o;111(' qu11·k
Sl.85.000.
NEWPORT CIMTH
RIALTY 640-1112 ·--------
1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••
fbuKhl kny ror Boat VILLA GRANADA
M: • lh.111 111·eonrronl i·x White ...,ale r o cean
pel'Ulrvc•ly b111lt rt'lrc•at vrnws, sound!; or the surf.
u."!k ror Chari('::. 1r yuu In San Cle menlt's' m ost
want water . luxunou11 condo minium Quantard.~Jn 67:l~50_ rc!ildcnce. Rarely ava il.
New~rt C rl's t condo, only S120.000.
Phm 4, muny upgradt•i.. BEllTHA HENRY
2-.21A,DEH
Mobile home. in 5 star
ad ult p a rk . C ity o f
Ir vine. Beautiful up-
pointments. $42,500. Call
Bea. !548-7729 or 751-9000
forappt.
Roy R. McC9dle RJtr
WESTMIMSTH
G o rgeo us dbl wide
Jlawaua n, xlra Iii rm:-..
fruit trees, low rent.
'<S2Al0'1-73 ).
Mobit.H.-Store
8411.-8895
;j, OPEN HOUSE
REALTY /.)
200'/, Depree· nt•w IJc lux<'
&in Cl1•mcnl1• Uupl1·x. 3
BR. 2 b&. frpl\'. IA /bar.
deck & vu Super 2 HH. :!
ha , frpl l' $16U,000
646-23119
&yfront. l'lt'r fl ufJt. 2 HH.
2 bu. 123 ,.; Uayrront
$8!}5 I lt·rh, 213 /47H :1!'>77
lalM>a PMinsula 3107 ••....•....•...........
:! hr $395 . rr,,I<'
114 1-; Aalhou Blvd
67f>.SAAI
~wport leach 3169 ........•...•........••
Mal(n1r1('1•nt ht'ul·hfronl
g arugC', w :1t e r ru r n ..... ,.
Adu I~ only. n'> Pl'L~ 14'· I )71
3244 llATF. Rl-:ASONABl.fo: 1-;-_:-
Across rrom Country rv~ Club •••••••••••••••••••••••
275 M<·~u f)r II 548-6701> RENTALS
Nwpt I IL'>. J hr I bu frpk
wush •rtdryc:r . refr1 a.: -
Kuts ok. 4 blki1 lo wutcr
$4~. 631· 1'll19.675-98H(J
2br. drps. cpl. No IH'lS
M1>1 have r d ~5 1:-.l &
la:-1 mu t $1 00 cl t•p
fi46.. 5637 .
Mesa Vercte. :J rm. :! ba .
fo m rm . frpl . nt·w q1t
& do;hwi.hr. rdni.: $1:15
Month. 557 4135675·971:1
I RR. I Ha
2 RH.21".I Ra
3 HK,2 Ha
3 Bil, 2 Hu :11m.2•, Ba
5 Bit. 3 H;i
SJOI> 4 Br. 2 ba d uplex. occu11
, view, so· lo hc:h I 0 1..-n ~~~ purkin~ :1 udult--orfum1 $.'M~ ly $600 m.~ l~:.'Y'
ViOO 00 400~~l~'>h•3 HI~
$875 3 br <! ba, W IU. ~ati BlHJ
auto dr opnr. nr bt-ac·h
$450 mo $150 ~wcur ,\.
d t'un I I T Hoh M.in·f·I
957 :!tJjjl; !~lfl&Hd pa rtial view, pool/ten· REALTORS
n111/Rauna . e nd unit. 2150el Mar 492·4121 -------W1-sl Nf>wport hornl' 5
Bdrm. 2 b:iths +dorm
LARGE I IR
645-5295 a rt 5 30
By Owner. Viking 24x60.
DOVEi< S HORES ~39_._000__:..P_._P_64_5·1152 Ocean & golf course viey.i. upgraded. 2 br. 2 ba.
Ownr/Rkr mu11t sell 4Rr. ---------• 3BR2\l'a BA condo0wnf'r family rm, wet bur. mir· Jliu. prnfln1fllc pd, &d<' p i p wi ll he l p f inance . ror e d wardrobe .
SMall lnnstor
•Seller 1n d efault
*Buy eqwty wholl•irnlc
*Buy under ma rkel
•Sell ror q wl'k proril
•Gary D. Bo:.1ler~·~~2
loft. Yrly h;c $1500/mo 2 br house. I ba, partly
956 5Sl71 furn. Ulil pd. Avu1I t k·t.
IJ 0 0 ISi.Jo; I.~ 4 Hr ;Jllu. •
1.: p.1t10,, $ti~ nit•
f.i75 32HH
t•or:ttl·d w /ju cu u.I &I en nsula t. $110.000. New carpel & self c leaning o ven.
pool Ultn microwave, Prestigious 3 Br+Cam1ly drapes ()pen Hse Sun· landscaped. A/C. forr .
m 11 n y o l h e r x tr 11 s I home by beuch. days l·S. 102 Ave. /\dobe. air heat. $38.500. The
$229,500 Opn Suntluy!> $345,000. 498·1238 Meadows, IRV,551·4SJI
12 5. 1531 Hh~hland Or le9CJY lrCMM, Rltr. ~42.26or833·13~~-645-1531 2 Bdrm Spunjsh. RS lot. Small Mobile tlomc.
$74.900. By owner. Call Cofita Mesa. $7.200 $7,500 DOWN ~-5755 645·95!55
Noquulirymg. 4 W . rm :i
bli hU{!e lot, heated pool.
I 'II carry bul. ut SJ 150
per. mo ~7 19911
PENNY
PINCHEI
ADS
ONLY S2
!;coll uny \tt•m or com
h1n11tloo of 1lt'm11 toc-$15
or ltnoa. with u Pl'nny
Plocher Ad 3 lint'li for 2
~~~Jll
llw 2 ll11yi. Chura!' 1t ' No t•omrnrrr1ul 11(1~
Beach House
$116,000
PRICED BF.LOW
G OVF.RNM f:NT A I'·
l'KAISAL! Cool oc1·un
breeze c aresses thl11
l'harmin~ 2 "lory hQmc•.
SUn·f11lt.-d livinJ( room
(;(lurmel kitche n & dine .
KJng 1!11,cd bdrms.
Pl.US
Dlseovl:'r priv11h' roof top
terrace, pcrfrct for sun
ba th.In((, or JUl!t wutchlng
the sunsc:t ovt'r Catalina.
Won'tlast '
962,55t15
-.-,~r-: c:;.,.-,c:
OLSU1'\I
Spaciou.'I 3 bdrm . home Older mobile hm approx w/1''oreve r Wute r Vu
Appraised at $156,000
We'll s ell NOW Cur
$120.000! 492 7715
3>x48 in adult park on
Npt 81, C.M. $15.000 cush
or owner finnnc inK.
lmme d p ois . <9 1111
!533·9685 or write Mrs S......_ Borree. P.O. Box 1L2!i,
Cttplttr.o I 071 Oroville. Ca 95005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CJ,.·RM""G 2 .. 1 1 By Owner. 20x40. 2 Rr. I
'" "" .'~r. 1:1 Ba, 5 yr old. rum .. in pk condo. Pools. vicw, qll!d ·on Nwpt DI. CM. Sp n •nt
area. etc. VA. OK. Pnn. $1lO. S hown by appt.
only. 492·43.'17 $20.000 5'8-7216
Near Ocean. 11chools. 4
bdrm. 2 ba. Pool. CQm er Acreage for S• I 200
vie w, RV lot $11 0,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Owner, H93·3'l28 $4000 DOWH
lus S150 p /mo buy11 a ~t -r' .. _ 1,1uuru1 all wrnhlc $
l11t. S395. Isl & lai.l IJ513 C MPO DI fR'I NE OrN BF.h·~ ... ,ct1 01•1·or~1d11or 548-7638. ___ A_ S _ · I
urrus ""' 2 !'>tor}· '1 > rm ~ 1 Br. J B1:1. Wuodbni1i.:c.
11.<trbor View Home:.
f:xtra r1nc 4 bdrn'
gurde ncr ind $700 mo.
Agent 644· 731:CJ 9 Fixer Uttits
":Usts idc• {.;Qlila M\':.<t on
dbl lol!>. $350,000
VlF.W In twsL 101•11111111 J br. 2 ba. fomily rm. ramily rm. rorrnul din..:.
$1400monthly bltm.chJldrenok 1----------:i! Hdrm with 110/\T S LIP 646·7175 pool. lu kl'. J:11• <.;itll
$750yrly ----_ _ morninf(s 552·31()tj 1\vall
Wutcrfronl llnnws 445 LENWOOD UH Nov ~SS!l5 Acucla TrN· Heally
li<l2 1355 __ _ _ 6.11-1400 n('ar llarbt>r Jl1gh St•h 3 $1115. 4 OH lk a m• horrw.
TRl,LEX Oi•1•1mfront 2 br ulll 11d BR 2 BA. ramrly r rn; Uni vers 1Ly l'<t rk . o vl·r $575/mo ____ 642 4709 :!000 :.q rt Nu pl'I:. We11t Costa Mesa now bi·· No pclll. Winter $1150
Ing remodell'd Schrdult• 646-2510 2 Br. I A11. l>plx Ultn. 1133-nY7_• __ _
gross inco{Jlc $10.200 C'J)l.'I dri.,., i.ear , marm•d p/yr, $119,000 m11ke or I Bdrm. Park Nl•wporl cpl prl'ft•m •d . 1111 Pl'lS WOODBRIDGE
fer ~m(•t~~0~1f b ll'asC S275mn + dl'p S4H l!lf.il .. :. .. lult>. l~m<'oln mdl. :l
ComtMrclal lftCOMt 3 HR, :! bu . IJ:<' ri•nt t•d Br. J b11, !WI 1271
2500 Blo<'k Nl•wp ort ---------•I d r 1 llW
5llOROOMS
Spuc1ous hom e' un Lulu
h.h · with larl(•• llv1n1:
r oom . form ;il <J 1n 111~:
roo m + d t>n I m
maculate $1500. m u
leUSf'
Clea n, nt!w & frci.h 3 bt.'<f
home with pool & tt·n111:-
rnr i1 1 u r" .1vu1I E<11>V
.wa lk to bt•ach $575 mo
Alvd. <.;o:.t;i Mei..1 Cur yar · rp · · "lnVl'. 111-:n 1TAG I-: l'AltK
rent int•om\' $17,000 LIDO ctlose2r.c>l3Sstocr.,•''l11· !H•ho1!~,.7!: N":w Jllr. 2'~·11H . l\C. Gha rma11 i: :.! bcdrou n•
d W )US. 0 l'((l'. ~· ;J r6m rm. frnk, pvt 11.1l1•1 hllffil' on l.11111 w .. h p/yr Room lo bUJI 111 3 RR 2 83. r<m~ld<·r. un 631 2133645 1652 " ,. ' llC<'•'Pl $50.0UO t radl" furrushed Monthly . $950 _:_. ___:.· S475 mo 11"'1 l<IKO o r pnvut·)' S>IOO.BH>lt:u~c
t."•uJtv Ask for Wc•lli., $350 4 BR + 20x2Ct cxtru 830-5050 ext 40 • .., J ON WATl-:rt 2 bt·d hflm•· PLAZA NEWrORT rm. big coverc·d pat1t1 Cu.I rdol" ·• br ''I br with h11.it ,1111 •7•,,11 /\dulls only Nr llurl)or ve " " · ~ ,, 1• ~ REALTY 975-0616 Al o n IOth S t :!IJ / pro r. l 11 nd i.t:a p1'Cl lo:a sc:. Fu ro or u 11
673-3448 S43-21J'J2 Gardene r & asbt>c. dm's fumishc'<f Covington 4 P lex. near __ .___ pd By own('r No f>el:. Waterfront HofftU
Soulh Coa iH l'laza . (7 14)645·99 5 0 $310 2 br. t•pl:I. d r p:.. $550 mo. llll, lost s('r & 631-1 400
Sl9fl.500. lly own~r. Pnn l'arJ>()rt Kids ok No r lnj? dt.'po,1l ur $250 ---------cipnl:rnnly 171'1IMG0039 • douH 979·013tt 551·2897 ---- - -
--HouNt Unfwftilhed '!. _ / ~-> ., -On Lhe IK•uch : :! br. furn or t4 .... ~~i:Li'1¥1..--''·~~·•• ., ........ VE.RI, C l. 1-. A. N & I le;ai.i1nt.i br, ~ ba . frpk, Wl/ 2008 w Ot:•••mlront
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t'or mor«' lurormutl\10
Wld lb pl11rl! your ud eoll
.... 1 ..... ''. ~ ...... ~. Fer S.. 11 O!) property. l/li7'1·5Wl or
••••••••••••••••••••••• l /522--2080
1>up1rc~~~· ~ .. · ~ar~ .r, . w ....... .... ~~ ~ ..MJAr-~d: & ~"' UMIA· ?t.a.w:i. doU'rffi.• 11iff:'i1'1~i.,~ lJ•, ... ,,~,..,~'4'""')\•,._ "r.<>-~· cntf¥B&~X•·7~·'M_.,..'",f'' lnc:l ud11111 B11y l"ronl. +a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Ii' "!\ ~ a · ><" • ,.,. ~.
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!
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down 3 br 2 bu. louded
I I. T . Uoh M arr cl
957·2666
macnab I Irvine
realty
• OPEN SAT • SUM 12-4 P.M.
Spacious, luxurious 2·story home
richly & completely r erurbished
w/lavis h use of warm woods,
panclin,:: & molding. Finest quaUty
cpt . 2 huf e vie w decks. lli gh
cell1ngs. 3 BRs, 3 baths, marble
fplc. Private ontry direct from
i;treet +private swimming pool. On
the pay w/delightful views or all
maranc actlvtty. $565,000 (subj. to
cancellation of existing escrow).
1319 RAYSID E DR. MAI KAI.
<W·l8)
642·1135 t01 Oowr Ori~
644·6200
H.,bor View C.nter
. . . .
ADULTPfl' FARGO
3Br. 28a, new <'Pl:s. drpw. to acre AvO<'udo G rove
price<! tor quick sole ul Sl6?,500. Valley Center
$29,000 <F'ZS537-68 l. <No. S . D. County)
....._Ho.. Store 642-2164. 673·0782
848·8895
•ON THE BEACH•
N9wporileadt
SlZOODOWM
plus Sl28. p /m n. buy11 u
be11utlful 1 acre p11recl
wlth ull uUhUes. 2.0nc1 I
for all types or arumal•.
1/676-5711 or l /523·44~
FAIGO
~a caps & sunlict11 ove r·
looking the blue Paclfic
private bc11ch 5 m inuter,
fro m Fashion Is land. ---------
Senaational triple .wide 4 C.OOllauous Parcels rn
home. Park renl only North Sim Diego County
$228. on Deer Springs Road . Calf«Me Pacfflc opprox. 6 11c:rcs c o at
Mobile Home Sail's $70,000 & up Your view
2705 Harbor &1• 208·A n 1n<'h. 494-4264
540.1937 S3000DOWN
l'lua Sl20. mQ. will buy u •ON THE BEACH• 2\-'I acre parce l with ulilltles, Ju11t South of .... S-. Oran.re County . zoned
Abeolutcly breathlaklna for hc>nJfoa. 1 t677·581H or 24*. 2 Br. 2 Bo. n.tmp1.U1 l /522-nlO
rm & bar 1975 RoYal •.t.aao Lancer In h 1'11rk. Ten· ___ r_~_• ___ _
nJ11 courts, swimmln11.
Jacua::d, aoclal 11ctlvll1Cll C-twy Loh/
tr much much moro. eryptt 1500
(JT:IJOll t .:n. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ctllforwle Pactflc
Mobile Home Saleti
2106 Harbor 11le 206·A
140.5937
2 choice IOU In Pa.elfl<'
View Memorial P ark
-with a reen frc p1ud alt 5pm call 657·7~
..
C OM & W Nt'wport IN OCt-:/\NSl lH :, odult n •t·arpett•d. at ''C ~·lt-11n' 004 2S66 .!1732'J71 INJCany0ttTownhH
dupl(!x, tn tw ex<'hunit•'d romm. out 1,r !lmoi.:. :? UIR renc•ed yi~d ~ uroily -, -. :? br. den ~ wcl 1>11r , 21 •
d k prcferrt.>e:I $450 1x.•r mo 1\tort.11wood~·Uranct ne w J ba. lot.-c or i1tori.••e $( .., o wn in a PIH ' Ult\' Bit. t 1111, 1mmu<· Safr, AJn K.'17 63911 hr. 2 ba hom l' w1rrpl\', trus mirrurt·cf 1100 ,,
21:l/hM·3200 _ _ _ lovrly o rra S23S mo -wet bur At<: rum r m • , f '""21 I"" '><7< AT OCL,'AN. v1•>w rr•Jm r. • • 11'\l;lr llU1lc, rpl & t•ublt'. J Ul:>'TCOMPLET!!;O il!l4.;,.,, or 1 "'1·<-• '' .. " .~ ' . $62.a Ait,l No r l'e :;ecunty, (>ll'>I. ttJnn1" .ft
R umti1. tl um111. & 5 unltll L "W tt .. :NTAl.S deck <IUd. 2B.i •• ilso .l 004 l.'iOO: tl73 2971 juc AtJulls no lh'b
• .. Al • Rd, 2011 . .iardl·n rurn 1111t ------So n . lb '1 t th . IO'M u own. 111 1 Ull f•r llQU."le!l,npb ,Jlh•xt•)I llU·34thNB 3 br,:!bu,fomrm.frpk .. me cx.,11yon I
depreclutio n <;r~at HOM F.l"INOl-:1ts new !)#mt m & out <:t·n rent 955-260.,675·553S
W1•:.lmm11ter location 557 ,..,.,. • n 2 l'r ., Ro rrpl" J"'iOI / t 1 A ,. I "' """""' .....,. • . " , •. '" r11 /...,, new nu!il'PIC. Wuttirfronl 4br. :?bu, dock. We11tor<:o1<1enwc11l Av£', 3.,06 J11c townho ulec n ear kid!> o k ssoo mo cpt.K, drpe., bltn:.. $75(1
I bl.k N. of Wc•r.tmlnlitrr lailN>a l"and 4 l)Parh 1100 Snnd1 Ln ~ 3404 Mure us 1;.i4 903:!,
Avt on Wci.tpurk Pl ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4K5prmn f~2 H714 7S2'8686
Open Sat /Sun II 6 t\.l(t Lurge 4 br. putlo. 2 tur --2 Urlrm , P a tio honic, ~ --
1198·9055 o r 8<1 2 qs:rn guruic"· sooo. mu. (213) Ple a11oot nillithborhood. hil(hly upicrodcd . <'<'nl Nwpt lllJI 3 br '.! bu. d hl
Hurry1 Won 't h111llon!._ 876'-2713 1•v(•1> F.·i11de :lh r. :!hu, K H r. air. pool!i. lt•nn1s, adull11 JCUr w/boat ll\'Cell!> Xlnl
32., .. C&D. rncd, $4111 54H·!!~3tl only R1•f)I & c•rt.odlt rC<j Joe Leuse $5SO WtJ(rdtH
•NEW 4·PUX • Corona det Mor 44 AJCt :\.'>1·4fiil2 cvt•i. urokt'r 842 1<1u1. 962-t;.io:.
Ornokhur:1t IO<'nllon ••••••••••••••••••••••• F".uxtsld«. tll Mra1rnnha :! --
S21!5.000 SlAVIEW bdrm I bu Qwct :.trcel 3 Bil. 2.,.,, Ha. f\1<.;, Wix11I
...._&tat• Mc*en N icw 2 br 2 xlr11 nJcc 6'S·34L5 bndl(t' S & S Unftwood. • -e~ m·ean v . • -S>75 !58fl 834S or 644-4t141l 549. 7721 ba Le11.1w or lease option. T e r rlfi <' 4 br, J ba . :! --
----A&C'nt ll7S·0562. eve:; frpl<'11. 1hhwhr , l(.ir, 3 BR. :: b11, r:.m rm
Mna V.nt. 4-l'tel 67~ X37 pullo K ld 11 & 111·111 w1rrpk, 1500 mo ,.
Spanish Uh• roor. only 24 --welcnmt• ~~ Al(t No $200 d~p 7~ 1123 or ol Lh<'llC bui lt. All unlti. 4 ~ 2'' bu cJCC<'Ullvc fee i164-2500 973 2971 ~ OIM
h9vt• u.w. 1''1r t'lnltnc "'" horn•'. l:t9rltt•ne r . --• lna avllil. /\l(l s:Jli 4!12l. poo . volleyhttll. n t•w .,_,_. 3226 Now WoodbndllC end u.nll
-------r a r pt' t 11 . d r n p c.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• with lokt• vl('w 3 HR .!11\> Loh for Sele ZJOO w1llp11per 1SOC> 6"40·00tlti. Po l NI 1 cc:mdo 3 RR 8A +-·'°!JI rm <.;t•nt
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lluntlnirton nc11d1
27,000 11q. rt Int neor
P11dfl<'ll llo151lll ul , 5
1•o1ntii Sh'>P <.;n1r & <.;1vw
<knlt'r $135,000
D11v1d Hourkr Kltr
546 ll'JSO
:
lforhor View llallH 3 hr 2 2 ba. ~cnnls, pool, JU<'. l(ur ~ 752 2MO
b11, fam rm. pool, $87!'-i soun n $4~ mo No P\'lll.
l n<'I pool 11•rv & no~mok1ng.f4.'JI 2"1tJ Woodbridge 3br . ::h,1,
-' 675 '"'!Wl :wnll Oct I N11 fJtJ l!i llllrnener ··M• Nl•W luxury 2 nit. 2•, bo, 2 ~ 5.'>I 40.'ll!
llAHROlt v 11-:w llOM r-:. fplr',, W('I har. lndry, ---
Oiilux :lnd, 21la 1!1!51' pool, J11r, view Min to Woodbrldlle Townhm. J
Port ClanrlKt'. SlijC1 ma> Oun o llarh or $4:'>11 Br. 21tli bu. tam rm, 11tt :"4 24~ &M-~'lll. IWO ?llM_ llOC.' • $52:'> 788 ~If) l'V('!;
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Luxunous :i hr. ::..,.. bo <'on
do Ulaih ly Ul)J(radcl1 ,
n<·ur water :: c·ur ••tar
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1175 I ()II
Baysl Jrell IJC 4 8t( 1 Bi\.
clOM: tc pnv oo~rh. Im
med OCl'ul)anry 548 ;JOit('
4 HR.'!1"2 H1\, w/bt-outtrur
<'Jl)' /ltW lla rbor VI''""
llom 'I. Ph&i.(l Ill f~•m:
ly rn . :i frplc 'lC, we t h11a
1111rd .. n<'r . new r 1t11>t·
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844 ~.~
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3 ba, .l <'at "'" nu p1•1n•. ~ 64-H lllS
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2 br. &&rage. l11undry 2 bdrm.aood loc. wa.l&t.o ~•pwfleodl 3169 Housekeeper for bach 000 s q ft Ntiw
focll 2009 Mia~le /\dull.I. Oce an. lilorc!I Stove, ••••••••••••••••••••••• qe 30 ln 6"Change fcW ~e space'. HD In·
NEWPORT BUCH SZ75 Mgr apt K. ~ 6185 ~1~b, drJl(I carprt IA YNONT rent. On I.he ocean in dWJlrtal Park. 894-Wl
Lovely new 2br. 2b11 , 1-·abuJouaJrdOoorcondo C.dM.7S2·71Zl8ryan t9>0Nu 2720 filnd.&iolc.
Last of Uw ni•w honws on th•• 't\Jler
Cor lease only l.1vt.• and t•ntl'rtJm 1n
dcgunC'e tn your nt''t\ t'lllilum homl'
v. ith d~1&ot>r 10\t:nurs. tunvcµu .. •ncc
oriented to irwlud1.• 3 '.fr li:",1rt1g''" with
automat1t.• o ,>l'na•r ' kal c·ht'"' wuh
rudar ran~t'"'i, l'll l'lt•.111 1n.: O\ l.'rl\.
trash c•o m purtor.-.. u ntl HU(/ 1r11n .:1•
l o p :,. ~cl hur11 1n all 1nocf1 •£•,
<:MH>t.N A..-n,
bllnlt, frplc. uJ»lalrs. tie lniM 3144 oo Udo Pe.nln5uJa. 2400 Sbr 2 bf' Woodbridge COO· UQl Redondo Cir fB.
f1vt hnll'ony, ••ncl 11ur · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sq ft .. wllh plush do, I rv . Prlv. lake, llwil. Bch842 2834
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lll Jo'Mhlt11t hlnn<J 4i (int•
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aund1y Adlu, $365 *BDlt.IO NEW* carpet.g, mlrrored bar. 2 parka, beach a id e ~ ftM sundecks. frp lc ., 3 clubbouM etc. S225. Pea· IRYIMI
Ah._, "fl" 1 br, bltru, bdrma .. 3batha&private 1le. SS9·1M3, 833·8857, lNOUSTRIAL
rt-frlg, patio $22~. IRVIMl'SH!WIST elevator . $1000 Per m-~ COMPLEX
Adults, no pets. ~-M79 14.f>'r COMMUNITY month . minimum 1 year Female, cluslcal m1Ulc 2000 IQ rt of offices. 2900
, ... L<u.1517 leau. 11q I\ warehouse. Owner
llq Ill 11) I 11 11 I t 11111
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butcony. A<.lt!I, no J)(•l.-;,
Liter new. SZ60. 372 W
Roy S t , 646 4$17 or
831 ·5454
f 1 r t• p I a r t• 1 n I 1 \ 1 n ~ r 1111 rth A. I I , \i 1 1\111 1 '1 1 Ur :• hu. tum rrn, Cµk ,
p11Uo, ttJr t''1 ••Ahly pumt·
,.J, $112..'1 7~ II~~
HARBOR Penelope497-3857 C714)751-063Sor640-789R.
bt•druc1m :-1ndo11r l <iundrr <Jrt. ac;.,
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only. CM.JI Lind...i II un t 7 H 1 lil:J :nJO
to l8 to!> "et-kdu)' 1
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3124 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• •2 Hr. nl'w pnt, fncLI
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'ihuhmar, c-ull 642 5717
LA MAMCHA Af'TS
l J l~e 1,2&3 bt!droum
f:Mcl•·n •tl>li. lh hwhr.
bhn.'>, ttncl .:a1 , .:a<; bbq
l'•••I 1;11, Pd 7711 Scolt
I 'I t.il2 W13
l Rr. new cari>ot. dra~s.
fre:ihly point~. m•ar c ity
park & library. 675-5800.
$325.
St'cluded 1 Br, pnv patio.
gar., refrig ./stove. $21 S
mo Fairview /Wilson
~3638afler 6 PM.
Ea.>1ts1de, cute l bedrm, I
bulh. pool, pauo, no pets
$225 548-0916
Adult 2 bedroom, s uper
location No pet '
$250/m o nlh. 568 W
Wilson. loq. apt. E.
Triplex, 2 BR. pal , fplc.
An apt {'Ommunity d e·
slKned with you Ln m ind
foaturing 8 spacious noor Dlans. furnished or un·
furnis h e d I 2 & 3
bedroom aph. Im·
med.late Occupancy.
FEATURING
•Park hke selllog.
• 1..Jghted lenn1S courts
• Recreallonal fac1lltles
•Pool & jacuu1
•Gas BBQ
•Sparkling clean laun·
dry
•Garden patlttkltchen
•Open beam ceilings
• Ki.ngsize bedrooms
•Large walk· in closets
• Pri vale dressing are as
•Accented wall.s.
A l>I\ 1;.ion of
llarl>or lm· ..... 1 flll•nl Co
Oceanfront 2 br patio
~yrly avail Nov 1st
S009'h Seashore 644-4340
Secluded 2 BR apt, over·
looking pool, elec kltch &
carport. Adults, no pets.
s:MS. 673-4162 dys
Bach. apt. Park Newport,
sub-lease. $325.
640-4929
Bayfront2Br. lBa, upper ,
sun porch. frplc, ofc or
dining nook. $475 mo.
675-2992
f'em needs le n1 <23·30> lo Small tndustnal s pace.
share CdM house. $150. 000 !IQ. It . $200. mo.
640-1426' 546-0660.
Male, shr lrg furn twnhse,
nr Hoag . Pool, teninis
w /male , bl or gay .
63l·ltt6.
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New 4919 sq Ct bldr.
lnllne Ind P11rk. lmm\.-d
occupancy 2950 Airway
Home in Cliffhaven a rea Dr. Urut , C M. Call Jim
N.8., sh are w /malure flanders (714) 75&-0909
adJt. $200 mo. + ulll _or_<7_1_4_1640-6984 _____ _
_M2-35311 ___ e_v_ee_t_w_knds ____ 1l450 sq. fl. M·l space,
Female wantd shr 2 Br front office, lge rear
fumaptwtmale.S25wk. door, si as . mo. 6 29
CM. Mi-2068 Terminal Way, C.M.
Unit 14 . S40·9352 or
May I share your home & -'646-068~__,;;_i. _____ _
help with your expenses., .
Cfemale o nly> Non· Brand~ M-l 1nduslrial.
smoker lady & ll yr old F\re sprinklers. approx.
daughter. Can furnish 350 sq ft cars>eted office
xlnl r el's. C h errall tnlargerurut.1080 sqft .
548-7825 a nytime . $Z7S. lS4-0 SQ ft -$425. 16tl0 beach• vhrw $1 ~ m11
IAU.ITT IEA.l TY
'42·5200 3706
!'<1•°" :! hr, 2 h11, all bllns.
frpk. rncl gar, patio.
lmlry rm $.150.
'l~l. MRml 642·1603
sq ft · $450. Open hous~ 646-1220 Near corner of Waloul & Newport UeigbU, 1 BR. Female to share lg 3 bdrm Sun. 10.2. 180 So. Harbor
Jeffe ry off S. A. Frwy. yard, garage. $27S. 2 ba hse w /fp lo H B Blvd, S.A. 'h blk So. of
$28.S.
l..ldo, 3 arn. 2 blt
Poilk>. d I.JI . .C II r $11.'K.I
Yearly ~/\.WI
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~ I H <! HH 1111 1111-. i',1111 :! hf1 I H \ I 1rp11rt MK<.,A Vl::RDE home al
1110-.phcrl' 2&3 br Lllx
~ph , no p1·ts 546· 1034
Lge 2 bd, lge kitc he n, (714 )559·1000 .. sorry no 640-7814 $1SO /mo. 964-3000 J.sl. 775-0430or973-l.313. c r p l d t hro ughout ~ R t 1 t d HOAT 1>0<..'~ vn I.I I
TLfo: l~t.fo_ S11nll1·• k
U.u:k Bay. ~ br. J h.1 :' food bur j.:ar \\' lJ
frplc5. lge den. lo< m ,1(1fl.~ 14(111 h111.•(•r . "fll"''
.u r'"" llof'fl ;u •1.1tt
1..1:.! ·l.>!AJ Of 1 .. 1.! IOICI w /beam ceilings, no rs_ s. e n a cen e r open 2 br , s tove, crpts, rps. Working woman to shr apt ...... W..t.d 4600
l h . 1 d !illy 9 am to 7 pm. adults no pets. 639 lrv1ne w/s"me. El Toro area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• p c ~. no c 1 r e n . A N 8 63 •"-•9 "
_._OC_EA-•H•F•a•0•,..·r--'AUuJti., no JWls Gardt!n 645-8894 &.ogi.a hac:h 3148 ve, · · l........ ses.8429 &fter 6PM Resp. single person seeks
----------1·•••••••••••••••••••••• Nearbeach.lower,3BR2 unfurn I br apt. 1n D.R., big fncd )'d ~· $500 5''8 !llA7or117:! 'iM'l m o. Ava il O ct I ~ 3 B1<.1.1,,1, w111r ~soo
1 rm. 1 bJ, .... nu s.:io<J
3 BH l l1.1 .wntr $>100
3 llll, l lr.i, ~llll ~·.u
4 UI< :! ha wntr $.'i!'lO
STEPS TO OCEAN
3 FHl, 2 Im wnl r S.:17~1
:! llR I h11 wntr ~c:i
upl 2 br, jlJCUZZI, pool,
l1bq areu. closed ~urugc.
Af!>O 2 br townhsc. In·
quire 1n E 22nd Apt 10,
&IS 24~
Large bachelor avt. good U•eht aCcntle BA. frplc, we t bar. Women toshare lrgCosta LagunaBeachafterNov. ~~f~. ~~oStAduJts, Wide ocean v I e w s . carpets, drapes, gara~e. Mesa haeS4&.2777 J. No pets. 644-0304.' 549-7971 $450 yrly l1C'IUXt• 2 hr.
'Rara11e 11rk~ 1111 lll'l!'I Udo Isle charming 2 HK. 67!> :n>:lt'vt·~ & wkmh Classic arc hitecture on $600. mo yrly lease. Olderrespcple wants2or3 $365Mo. 3Br,2Ba, no pets, acres o r gardens & _642_·_3443 ________ Wante d prof; M /F to br, 2 ba unfum home in
2 ba, S750 yrly Nr nortJ1 bay 673 5187 673-6884 C"h11rminJil 1 Br ;1pt. ht·)lt --=------''-IO CJllo n . $3115 mo
Spat·111us, qwel 3 bdrm
t1JWJWC :ipl w /l!!E' pvt
palio Pool Adults
Sorry, no kids or pets
SJ75. 645-3381or675-594!1
childre n O K, lower, lawns .. P o ol & s pa Newport channel front. 3 share beautiful Park Emerald Bay. ocn vu,
patio, newly decorated. £citate living Close to BR. 2 ba, sitting rm, $750 NeWJ>l Twnhs. pool&, ten· dbl gar. 837·:.>0l bet. S-7
Avail Oct I. 1021 Valen bc!ach&shopping. Huge yrly,utilpd.S73-SlB7 n1s, s pa, e t c . Call &9-llpm Newport channel front. J ~146
BR., 2 bl!, study, $75'1J yr cia 546-6985 3 br. 3 ba penthouse. Also 7 I 4 · 6 4 0 · 6 0 8 4 d a Y s ---=--·-----
2 br & 2 ba apt Deck5. Large 2 bedroom w ith 71~9849eves wknds . ..U..Ujl ly, ulll pd 673 SU17, Yc:.rly rcntJ I. $315 1wr
673-6884 mo klh'hl'lll'lll', I bd1 IO
Meacon B.i v 1;;5 :io:JJ . asso~iated -----
NEW BREl::DAPTS
Dlrung rms. High ce1J-patio, xlnl location, CiCMoolilml'm.. ••nf/
mgs. Ideal ror anuqutc'S & Newpor t Heigh l s . for-in .. 350 Aa.C• ·
DcmaPoW 3826 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Newport Ills • lovely 3 • '!JOK~llS-R EALTOAS
l01~ \V "lelboo Ul.JOI
I Bdrm loll $340 & $320
W.1ter pd No ch1lrlrl'n or
l>l'ts l'ool. j acut1.1,
SJOOMOVE IN
ALLOWANCE
pa 1 n t 1 n gs . M a tu r e SJ&.~. ir..... " ••••••••••• ••••••• •• • • • uduJts S7SO LO $1200 m o. •••••••••••••••• ••• ••• • ..._.., •
i.::1ro~r MS 1411 __ _
RR. 2 ha homl'. no Pt'~ Bar h1•lor, .. m.1 II hath t..
~75/Ycarly 752 Gol!l 1•011k111i1 :.n·a $170 t.:l1I
W rt 3 8d 2 b• pd (;:ill Slc\c C\c ~
494-4653or494-ro11 Garage o n P e nins ula Oppw ... ty SOOS
betwn 12th & 13th Sl. •••••••••••••••••••••••
fllltcl.t rm, a, 673 til)2() !'ark l\1·wport rum ~uh lovely yard, near lla rbor IViL\t: 1 hr Oclolll'r s:;oo
High, S650. ~2607 d11y!>, I BR furn $310 v. ntr. I hll> :;w i'IZJ or642~eves. to N'o. tt11 y Frnl pat ~
3 bet. rm. 2""' ba. dim.nJ? Coed backyd 673·51><7
r m . 2 car garage. 67~---
fo"ireplsce Comm. swim flal)oa Pettinwla 3707
ming pool. beaul1fully •••••••••••••••••••• •••
derorate d . Ea1'lblurr HF:ACll. Vl('w, pen, <!hr.
are a $600 per. m o $475, tbr $350 Adib util
640-8895 pd T1 I Ma v 30:1 I•:
<.llarm1ng 4 bd. rm. l ha F..dRCWtill•r II 11171 21!1:4>
(J(.'EANVHONT, 1'111•,.., I\
·•Pl & •lrt'.J, Ol'W rf'lil'l'I)
71111i7:1 If~ l\tl11lh
1 hr, pnrk Nt•wport, $-100
mo t-ulll.
•~•o '15<!1
Stunning lrg 2 BR. 2 ba.
~ar<kn apt Pool. Rec
ur('a, $29S 710 W 18th St.
Ni·w 2 oc'Clrm Purk Bristol
Cc111<.10. Lu!ih g rounds.
!>ln•ams. pool. 1acuzz1.
sau11.1, hlll1ards. air
c11n1t . 1dl'al 10<' • nr S.Cst
l'law. ulil pd t·xrept
l'l1•r . furn or not. $435
r~'ll. !1245 -------
New 4-unit bldi;?. 2 UR. 2 una ocean view
ba + de n, 2-ca•f.ll:J~~+--ib.aacc~clor $275 mo.
33411 Chell' (97-20ft7
496-1097, 0
Studio a1>ts, a,..,. blk to 2 bd. rm. I ba. Twn. hse beach. $2SO. incl. ulil.
pvt garage, $325 673·7204 Permanent. Stv & ref rig
mom or pm 494-2797 or 493·7137
Top of O.P., 2 Br 2 Ba. 28r Apt. New paint &
dne, frpl c, balcony, cpts.Nearbeach&town.
OCl!an view, all hll·111S. S380 mo. 494·105K
$400 yr lse No last $115
deposit 645-4533 493-3546 2 studio apl.s, l "'.i blks to
•••••••••••••••••••••••
-THE EXC'l'FfflG
PALM MESA Ans.
MlNuTF.S TO NPT BCH.
Bach. 1"2 BR.
from $230. & up.
Adults, No Pets
1.561 Mesa Dr.
Harbo r View ho m<!. Winter to «117!1. Hnl!J'111 HI
J:llrdening and watt>r 4 Rlt. 2 Hi\ ::! hail' !> $-175
1".1rk NulNf>urt. I urn
ha1 h l'nvatr· l0:1rtv r t'
,J"t•llUIJlt• t.lU 111117 or
714 ~It.~
_.:._ __ ~__:_'-~~1 b e ach $255 &' $140.
(5 Blk.s East of Newport
Blvd.>
9am-5pm 546-9860 I Br w 1-.tovt'. 1 dng. Close 1 BR. clean & bright, new 494-6344.
lCI hll'lt'li, :c>lon•s Adults, crpts, garage, $275 mo. ----------•Laguna. Winter. 2 Br 2 Ba pmd Available Nov S750 mo. i\j,'t 540 2345
per. mo. 640-1093 ---------On Lulu, h.wlu lor qu1C'l 1111 Jk•h $2lS ~-6518 8J(}.9325. l Bdrm, l bath cottage. condo, rurn. $600. 2 Br 1
---Ocean view. 1 blk lo Ba, winter SS50, furn. lt:.1t·h. uµl with stove and HllntincJton ~och 3840 beach. $350/mo. 4&4-7287 $550. Yrly lo wer 'h
r1·fr utll paid. Loe ••••••••••••••••••••••• or494-4212 duplex 3 Br 2 Ba unfum,
----OCEAN F IWNT. :1 11(.f 1Jlt.kr Jt..lult s.!7r.. ll•U:,c
llodl to hac:h nn. 2 ba. Ir~ furn . rm 1175 JOO'J
BEAUTJFUL LARGE avail. Sept. to June 16Lh
newly decorated 2 Bdrm, SS70 per mo. inc ul I pri· Wal l•rf tout 1 n H • I r~
2 bath horn!!. Rwlllllb, fer family. dsys 67!'> 7060 P111 111· 11u•ct arvu. lilk
ll:im1llon near 11:.irhor Sharp, beach, 1,2 & 2 BR. cbldren & pets welcome ~ per mo. U.t. last & !rplc .. dishwshr , garage Ocean view-great 2 BR. t&OO. No fee to tenant.
gar, front and bac k or642-3K57 fr ucn sho ppin~ t•nlr, d<·po:.il Call 642·1252 &patios 960.2358. 2'n BA den, 2 frplc's , .A.Htc•tto..
btwn Ka m&Spm pool.~-Bkr.494-8558 It~
Patios . Ga s 88". s :ns t mo ll l Jun!!
"" Lux ocnfrnl winter 2 :1 1 i'~ ~11.b storage. m ore. Ut.JI pd Hr. from S47S. C J ll ------
Sorry no childre n or pets tJ1.•nfr.x1l "11Jl Udt \\ llllt!r
Yearly $650. Winter to 640-4!_1W___ n'fll;1l :l Ur, 2 11.1. hug•·
6/20. ~/mo 960-5844 1 br aplS winter & yt•arly 11undl·ck. wt•l bur. n~hl
E·s1de dupleit
m ature. no
PPl~. #310
l' M ; S43447 l.
2RR. lba ,
childr en .
S40-353S.
I Bdrm, Park Newport $250to $300 1111 !land & nn N1>t 's hsl Nl'w Park Bnstol conrlo,
Swim. tennis. Sub l!.e. 673-49211 brh fully fum. r1•:idy tu poolside. lrR I BR. apt ht• Cnj ll.)'l'd. 0.'.ly<;, for Jse , $350 mo lnCI s:m.P h 640-_69_19 ____ 1fUmduplex,2 Ult/3 0R, 7!;2-7410. Ev5 /wknth partial ulil Co ll
1"'1 blks to <K't':.tn. fpk, !!1'2-:1145 7 I '1 I 8 2 8 I I 3 4 or BEACH HOUSE. 3 Bdrm
A·F'ramc Very i;horp
S675/mf). /\Rt 645· 1531
dshwsr. d1s~al. Rs nhl ----21.'11477-4502.
rates. w1nl{'r /year ly San Clement~ 3776
642-4240.646-1623 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Udrm I Oath, n e w
------2 fxl 1 1~ ha t·ari>t•l. nt'ar c·arpcts. noors. across S..C..W.• 3276 Bachelor $1~ y~ly ~clull <Jrean. l.a undr), Yurd thf' strl'cl from park
••••••••••••••••••••••• only'. no pt:t.s. 675 7!11h or JI»! Madnd '1'.lli tin~ Kids ok. SJIO mo Call
I hr $275. & I br hi.H'h 547-4200 -546 ~ :hk (or Pam.
S140. T ogethe r $390 Apartmerth • C7141492·<412l Agent Coronadel Mor 3722 Unftnil~hed Comfortable new units
(' .. .....;nd v·11lage Choice 2 BR, North end, 494-7513 494-1001 .>cdWI walk to town & beach.
New 1&2 bdrm luitury Quiel adult. $350 Month loo. 4000
adult apts in 14 plans Peg Allen. Rllr494-7578 ••-••••••••••--••••• from $315. + pools. ten·
nis. waterfalls ponds ' &.ogi.a........ 3852 Room w/ltitcbenette
From Sao Diego Frwy ••••••••••••••••••••••• $60 week"' up.
dnve North on Beach to Deluxe 2 BR. 2 ba .• de· 548-97SS
McFadden then West on tached condo . Vie w , Ambassador Inn ln Costa
Mc Fadden to Seawlnd patio, clubhouse. pool Mesa, ZZ77 Harbor. Ceo·
Village. (714 >893-5198 Adult comm. $450 Mo. tra1Jy located. 23S rooms.
P e g Alle n, Realtor MANY with kitchen.
494·7578 phone & TV. Swimming
Newport leoch 3869 pool. j acu z:d . a nd rec.
••••••••••••••••••••••• room. Daily & weekly rBles starting from $S4 a
week. VERY NICF.
2 Bdrm, 2 ba, w /ult bllns.
WATERFRONT
547 .4200 or 675-71176
Irvine , clean , s afely
secured. single g11raee
ror rent by respons1bl<0
woman . Plea se call ~50.
FAST FOOD
Pnme Loe. In K-Mart
plaza. Unl1m1ted potc•n
tial. By owner . .$28,SOU.
For info. 642·!>425 days,
540-77961839· l OtiO eves.
OffkeR....., 4400 Wanted: Do nut s hop, ·~;;;;;.;;.-~~~;· lease w /opt.Jon to buy.
836-1120.
Cannery Vllloge-New of.~~~~~~~~fices from 300 sq ft.I·
fanta stic vie w s lg Purch partial ownrsh p 1n
p a t I o s . park 1 n g & up.coming feature film
janitorial Included. 2808 $150 min oHe ri n '1
Lafayette Ave., N .B. NEWPORT-PACIFICA
673-Ul03 FU.MS (714) 957-0282., ....
THE EFACIENT
ALTERNATIVE
Mo. to mo. rent incl:
Re ce pt. se r v ..
personaJ1ied phone COV·
e rage, coo(. rm, mail
serv., parkl.og & more i.n ~EXECUTIVE
SUITE M().5470
ON THE WATER
'ng out of business. Ii·
quidation sale, all item~
must go. Beaut bath 3l'
cessoraes , towe ls. hit
lures. etc. Xlnt buy ..
Hurry-Come 'N Go Bath_
Boutique. 2644 S is n
Miguel, Newport Hills
Cent.er, next lo Ralphs's
Markel. All leasehold
improvements for sale.
Transfer of lease avail to
a new business. Negot1a
ble, 1300 sq ft. Irvine Co.
Jease.
Dem• Whs: LIQUOR Sl'ORE. Great
1750sq n Eiteculive. C o s t a &t e s a
conference. receptiomst neighborhood location Udo Owne r will considt'r
.... -J ym-financing $255,000 + in ......-.aa -..... ventory. PauJ Ji'ranlclin. Mtwport 67S-t662 Agt. 9'19-8SS.1. -----....:.:---·-I ••••••••••••••••••••••. now rcadh for oet·upan· tl ••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• •• ( S....._ 1 brfum upstairs. 1 yr Gener_. 3802 <·y. Nr 'c ools. kids >K.
Townhouse. lovely, s pac
&. home·Like 2 br with
pvt, gated cntranc·c + 2
patios. Some with att
garnf,!e. Sw1mm1ng pool.
Jacuiz1. Tenms courLe; I
blk to Huntington shop-
ping center mall Adults.
No prls From $1135.
Seawind Village. 1555S
Huntington Village Lane,
H.B. (714 )898·9961.
WITH PIER & DOCK
for one 30' or two 20'
b)als. Remodelt.'d lo new
lhru-out Ubl ga r ,
sll>ra,::e, 2 add'I off street
park1ni: spaces . $850
mo .l acob s Hea lly.
·-.::::..~-'--'------Room & bath. utll incl. Deluxe medical unit Costa i----------C.dM. 6 mos. lse. Ideal for Met1a . 1500 sq . fl , 48" r-..a "'---327• •· ~ N A I ('"l .,. no 1ic1;. 2 BH. 2 ha. SJ40 -"9"'1rr-y ""' 0 p<'ls. Viii A •••••••••••••••• ••••••• "•"n 82 c57 •'«uc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~t .-.~, m•· 67"'·"""2 m1> .,...,.. • ., UJ.,.,. waitress. $190. mo. S48-2lo.1.
lmmac. 2 br. 1 i,., bo con·
do, frpl, Pltn!>, patio.
carport, pool. Ref~ re·
qwred. $400. 493 3589
"' ~ "' ,,.,..., FLOWER STREET ----675-8232 ---------
Except1nnal I t>r. ltkl' GARDEN GROVE (i\uel 2Br. lBa, furn k1i. sm;ill pvt home. Compl n1·wly rlr<'or 'd . lndry furn. & rcd l'<'Or a lt·d l.urgr I h••1lrq11m •1111 f;wil. enC'I ~ar $.115 l!l70 <lr~1·to -.h11pr1111~ L.1un WJllac c, 64ti IH 50 ,
2 Br. childre n welcome.
no pels. Slartmg at $270
C.d.m dlx suites, uUl pd. Lrg rm in lwnhse, home A/C, ample prkg. From
priv's, pool , te nnis, 300' s.r. No lse req.
serv1c<'S. Male b1 or gay. ~-RESIDENTIAL
EIE."C . water. i:ari.lt!m•r 11ry fJnl1l1l'S, 11111·hildrf'r1 :>15-6155
3 BR, 1 'h b a condo . pd Key lo pvt 1K';1<h or JM'h (',111 li:lli !1:1011 11r -------Del 2 & 3 bd PO
67S-6670 -------63l·l!W; HOME CARE
IA Y VIEW &stablished bustnl'ss in
mo 846-ffl07. _____ ,
Village San Juan. $380 Qualified rrutlUlt' udull ... ,.e N:11Hy oil 12hlll .\1e'\:I l'IOl'S I br s:u1s frn~~~ encl aar. p~~~~: PARK MEW RT
mo (714 )64() 1037 only No 11ct.s S350 mo 1·1mwr ~l . Apt :! l\'1ulls. no pets 2650 ·,.. ., na C' h e In r s. I o r 2 Lovely room fully furn. On Lafayette · Cannery well located res1denc ..
Female, student or emp Village. Office space 500 f;)( celle nt cond 1t 1on ----Yrly be. 673 12b5 or -lfa rlaAve 549-2447 (;a11Peggy960-439'l Bedrooms&Townbouses
2 br condo! I''°' ba, 2 car 67~~2 Balboa Island 3806 ------3 br, 211.t ba. frplc, 2 car J"romS.'14950 lady. Kitch/laund. priv. to2500sq ft lW· 147)
Pnv. hom e. Costa Mesa. BILLGRUNOY llelen Wood 644 6200 all Raragc. S335. Hlmnqt a. h 3740 ...... ~................. EASTSIDEC.M. garage. Avail immed Spect acular ~pa. total
KU·2710.-Oft ac ll11ylr1111l MJin C:hartrll'I 2 11tt.supc•r ni(•e.$37Smo XJntloc.S4SO. rc:creat111n program, _S125 __ m_o_._S46-_l5_1s ____ 1 Realtor 1>'75 6161 •--------
••••••••••••••••••••••• ti s ., !Id L social pro~ram. 7 nnnls, 8 WntwNMter 3298 "-ch .... 11 .. hfroi'l W/Vl"W PJ'"'r · 11·n11• <-rm uwl utJI 751 2060 TS Mgmt 642 lfi03 ..-~
Ud "" ~ • • ~I mn '"' i,75 ~l<.rl ----lennL'l courL._ At l'ash100
Lag.Sch. Pvt. entrance. Xlnt office or indwitria l MoMy to loaft 5025
female, s tudent o r space. Up to l600 sq fl in ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• color l v, carport N1•.1r J Ult!! RA upJ>('r. Mt-sn del 3 B~ 2_ Ba, ne wly decor., Island. Jitmboree & San
••Sharplari.:eJbr ,2ba n ew $2SO in c u til J Hr. tlin '~ rm. l1 vrm Mar, $350 t,.amtly, no. patio & encl. gar S:\85 J oaqwn llills Road. employed. Non-smoker . Newp(>rt Beach. 645 2111 DO YOU NEED,~ "'Sii'' 499-1036 aft. SPM -"'"'
home, fnm1ly rm, frplr SJG.-2444 w lrpl, 61 balrnnv W W rx•t:. ~G 6030 mo. ctuJdren welcome. (7 I 4'644·1900 Beaut. rm, pvt bath. w. /panehn:.e. Nr. M il e ~-•-h 3748 l'IJl, .:;ir, •, lilk lo lwh 962-8470 -ac r. IHI t I J'I ----------mature e mpld rw>rson. Square P a s hopptnJ< & .,.., mo 1 u • I Luxury Townhouse Apt 3 B h I t 1,; bl ck · .--schools $48S
0
mo 961!-4737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751 ~111 tii;,.211:1 b<J nn IV.1 ha. $3V5. !875 New deluxe 1&3 br No r~~me~acuhnt/\ll util opd ~~7~ch. Refs. $.ISO+ or~7668eves &wknLls Ll\GUN/\ AEACll MTH •..11.-0 p .. •n·"la 3807 MonroviaC.M.731-5606 pets Enc l. gara~e . No k1di;, nor.ts 201 E . --------'----INN. $75/wk & up l\la1d DUIUU ~"' ... 91>4-3795 : 968·2720 . I S2 v~...u--1--.L.1 4250 Spacious townhouse 3br, serv .. t•olor 1V, hcat1'ff ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2&.1 ll(!rm ariL'i. unrum, 963-69()8 H:tlboa B v · SO per ----........... s
Jba, A/C. 2 car i<ar, pool. Ut1I. (714 )49'1 52'J<t . t or Z Udrrn W1nt1·r F'urn rumllycornplcx,no pets. __ ....;._ _______ mo.+~(·cuntydep.Call ••••••••••·~··•••••••••
bllns, ref rig incl Pool, 985 N Coast llwy av.111 Ol'l·un v >l'W Avall ~ apt 3. College Ave . • l Br L o ng n c a c h . Sue 556 7707 Poipuu Beach, Kaul a New
rec. room, tennis els . --. ---11111m•d ('.111 Wkncls & 642·lntiO htwn 111 pm Privacy. Ut1l. pd S185. Wl.':\tcllff. 2 BR. 2 ba. de· 3taJBrnevaracaBllreonn~ke.ebodreny· (714)848-9397eve11. <keanFr-onl2b<lr m,frpl, wkdvs u(l 5, o7:i-.Hl!ill. -·-Adults,nopets R3.1·1l!f74 I d N t ""'
.:ar1Jge, h Rc d eck , 544.iiXll'J TllEVICTORIAN ---'---=-----ux con .o cw crps. surfing beach. Sips 10, ..._..,Jrr:!Wshed . Wintt·r, $425, n~ 1:1e.~ -~ · .,.._ ~iit.~i'Mtit'~ Mi.ioMN..&.~~-,"*· ~~J.~~·.JJ?5·~q'•""' ...... ~-··~~ '9f I 4 J~~ •"' _ ;=i • · ~! ~R. • 'l't'n" 11<11&. <'l>l( i:fl'i>!I. range, l<ral01<:'Xv:iri:ro 'i. i!H 1 duplex. Write Mrs. R.E~
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••• • ••••••u••• Me rt~ h 3769 tol. or lx•ad1 & :.hop:1 (111·11 yd w /pnt10, wtr pd llolt, #8, 835·0211, pager Dix 4br, 2ba. encl gar, no Fuller. RR Ill, Boit 148,
Sll'pa to bench, 2 BR wpor ac 1')11<·. l>!>h'>W!>r <..:1111 l'urn S285 GG7 "L" V1ctona 9373. pets. "'1 blk bay /bch, Kolon. Kawa, lfawail. home, San Clem. Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• k.t1 :~1111 Ii.JG 4l20 1·5 · ---------$600/moyrly lsc 644·llo.1 9 6 7 5 6 . P h o n e
• view, cpts, drps, ram rm, OC'eanfront henul :.!&3 hr -· ------Bach apt., stove & rf'frif: 808/7'42· 1835. Ask for tplc, n o pels, $39S. apt'i. W1nl~r 1111l y Duplex, 2 OH, fpk.A>un Orw:.! BR, 2 BA apt, $350. No pt'ls. 424 Ninth Sl. •DELUXE-Nancy.
winter. 498-5050. Compl. rum1shed llentul dl'('k, hay Vh'W $4110 mo 0111• 3 nn. 2 n 11 $450. All Call 968-0020 aft 6 PM EaS!blu/f 3 br. :.! ba. ---=----~. ---.---------1 Pavlhon,675-4!112 Bkr No 111·ts or d11ldrr.n l'l<'<'.t:llrport.n<>pct.s.310 Lease.Incl spac maslt!r R...tdsto~ 4300
---~·IWR V ct 642 2JN Walle lo beach. bache lor suite. d'10 rm & dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• U DORIALTY OCEAN~'RONT. Yrly , 1 onll · ""'· apt , all new, s tove , g a r a ~e. Auto door •HS8.ICTIVE• LEASH bach $250. I Rn $285-$.145 Totally r~ml1Ut>ll0<I upl., Spac 31H<. 2ba. h? rnccl refng, util paid, $225 mo. opener avail Pool & Gain a reliable
Fantastic bayfront with Uul paid. 964-3783. now B\ a1l11ble All iww yard. fplc. dshw'>r, no SJG.-2.456. 962-8050 recreat.Jon area. Adults roommate. 645-7464
dock; 5 bd:rma., 3 baths. 9 month rental 2Br, Illa, paint & carpet. inclutlL'!> J>(•l<;, $380. 586-6918. $395 to S .. I 0 only No pets. $4.50. 1165 •SHABE A HOME • I uni y I ut1ht11"l Will furnis h 1f " AMIGOS WAY urn.or ur. eary. beach frnl w /frplc, $42.5 t..le!lirt'd. Yrly or mo 2 BR Townhouse w/pvt Spaclousnew2br,2t,;ba
Or Cty ""'--,...-llll, 2nd & 3rd
• -· ,_.. • lfome oWnl'r loans Just completed. Ope n arran~{·rl fD:-;t
area design s paC'e. In Borrow $1000 SIOO ooo
diYiduaJ desk to 1000 sq flexible ter,;,s , p0ast (~. Conference. rm, credit no problem. Call
ktlchenct.tc, s kylal(hls. u..'i noobligation.
recepUon111t.s 11va1lublc. ::,.,.to:Hl.JNG fo1 N SVCS
Designed for arch1tcct11, 7M/955·1610(bkr> enginee r in g, drafting, -----
eraphic arts. 549· M80 Business or real estate
714/547.&468
.S...SA.Mcl<H
mo 638·9861. 4110 l to mo p3Uo, pleasant s urround towohome apls w/oll Beaut. roomy 4 br Nwpt e.t ...
Reautiful bsyfront condo Sea!lhore Dr. Jl;1rhdor11 $255 lngs, West.side. $39S mo Ce au tr es of I u x u r y SMs dupleit. I blk from UTI.J 1xpe .... r Nr. O.C. Airport. De-luxe r=======;;;=-.
wtlh 2 bdnns., 2 baths. 181{ SJ:!S 7519930 homes. So. or Slater, t ocean. Lse SS6S. m o . Shareabomeoraptmenl orrtces w /secretarlal overloolclnR harbor en-SELi. Idle ilem!I with :1 2 llll SJ!'ill blk E. or Beach_ OPEN _~ __ 587_1 ______
1
~t·CVATtS Um.&Mlrm service. 752·56218.
trance.Yearly 0 :11ly l'1lotClu:mhedAd 2 BR. lower near PoOI DAI.LY 12 .... 17610
,,.,,5678 4C>1F.: •. n~ilhonlllvrl. $28S l\dolt,.'no pet.a.423 " DELUXE 2 BR. 2 Ba. Uk~~~~ .. ELEGANT OFFIC E Quick
Cash
Remodeled view home In """ -------j ____ li7_., 3029 W. Ray. 54A·9516 g:~f~ty 83&.oo23 ycarly, $395./mo . ~ Blk d) ~b.Jl.-..q SPACE on 1801 Nwpt
Corona del Mar . 31---------r-.Js"'---e.--t.. 3818 to ocean. New carpet.a. 832.,.134Slnce 1971 Blvd. N.R. Reasonable bdrma 2b lh3 1 -:....-"-"""'" 2 br. l'rlba.610JoannSt. 67 .. 31...,ev..... ---------• 6'$-2111 646-G:m ., a •year> ·••••••••: .. •••••••.... Srn11ll pets, no children. BRAND NEW 4-PLF:X. 3 ,,. uv "" Sl.62 per DAY SPACIOUS new splll ll'VCI S41Vi638. An, 2'h Bo . w /0 hkup, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Newport ROOMMATES FOR LEAS~11q. ft o(. BBQ's & midnli;?hl ocun
!lwims be('kon you rro m
I.he cozy frµI('. In this
n ewly, pro feu. re
modeled 3 bdrm,, 2\A.i
bath home with gundrc k
Dbl. c&r auage . Ste~ to
bt.aclL
townh11r Ynrd & oc~nn -O/W. fplc, dbl encl gar, SIL .... r-ficc, stores , Top loc.
vu.2 br.2"'2 b:1,l'!ltmtlc-2 8~1.l ba. l story, Bhiljj, S42Smo. Penin. Deck, Jilar, $."iOO._. • .,,.~ ... • Ground fr. arbor /
Thnl's ~~L/ou pay s 1 nncd for l h c d I ~ D/w, drps, paUo, fprl. l BR, 1 bo. 0 /W, encl gar yrly.S7S,fW>70or 003·5086 E31°/ more. Pay less! Doktr Contt-r C.M. Avail 30d~ ml eliminate tnBlc. 001·2871 beum cln!(s, 14or. Adil'!. $280. Adu I ls. n o pets, NEWPORT CREST APT. WAJeCA&bectt..,l.RLllefe~Yn~ Oct.. I, A(!nt, 549-1366
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"' ... _. ....... ,. ....... hfoll\9 <:.a todity lot .... COUI-ln e &496·3ro7 $335. 2650 t:ldcn (1) W ID focil. l mi to beach. .. "'' ........ !>.~ IW06 900<5200 2 bd. rm. 11..., ba. $370 per C4ll 546-4282 ...... ._... 4410 Corono~Mor 3822 -· ---------mo. I bd. rm. 1 ba. S290 ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••
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DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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642-5678
••• ••• •• ••• •• •• •• •••••• m>. l.r« 3 br 2 ba. up-SHARP l bedrm, bftn11 per. mo. l''lrep(aces, dish L« beaut. ho~ on beach, 2486 ..
11trurs, pool. ramlly, no w/rdrig .. guper c lean, wu her11. all utllllle3 po1d (um. S250 mo. Cap lkb. MIWPOIT ll•D
Bachelor, no ~IA. S200 In pets. ~6-7448 $21 5 . 1\e ad y n ow ' t.xccpt lllll Adults, No 661-:!993 900 sq. fl. Addlliona l
~J/172.oJOI
714/nuaao
d utllilll'll SmF:ll• P< r'>on 2 RR upper. brlRhl & a.39-7330 ------pet.Ji 5411•2132 Roommate needt>d t o atc>ral(e avail Plenty of
675-6737,6-1084!13 spacloUi, b:ilcony, ent'I A'M'RACflVE 2 BR apt, YEARLY , lrll 2 BR ahare ocea nfront apt. parking. $00. m o . L·.::;:::r.!t l"i':::"
Dr:imntk ()('('an virw In ~a r., ndults $335 JJ2 fplc . pol • gar No w/fplc. 208 upl>('r 4lsl St. Fem pref'd. 87$ 9590 642·:KSO _______ ""---------'
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''"M ..., l I RR l.l!o Ln.631UUfl chlklren. $32$. Ask for Only $395. 551·2868. l200. LOT....,.RLa .... SE ....., • \le.,,. qu11111 -M 962 77811 G7~3ll07 rv ""'
Apt, u v1n11 rm wtrplc, VI EW OF OCEAN & _;_ll,_c;..;.•..;..;..._. _____ ---·------1P'~m. roommate to share 8000 sq ft. 8'Ao of ap. Bargain s hoppers renr1
dmma 11rr11, nt-w crpts. CITY 2 br, 2 ba, frplc. L«t dht 4-pleit, 2br, 2ba, 6 2 Rr. alepl to oc.an. s.150 3 br. condo, La!(unt1 pral~t'd vt1lu~ 19th & the lilllc nd!.1n CIMslfled
M50rnoleu$t' 2710°'7ean bPam cell, J11cuu1 , Sbr. 2"'ba, nr bch. Jfltr, m o 842·1334 dll)'", N11uel. Pool. Jacunl Pocnona, Co1t11 Men. reauliirly And they find ~~rum~ ~~~~~I~ ~u~m~.~m1 ~~~-8-"-~~·==;;:~~-~-s~1~='~=·=·~~=·===~~~~11=~=~~-=a=ft=8~p=m=.:~-=~-•=t=ili=e~y=·r~·-~~k-1n~u~i~o-r.
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Ace •Mat c.,.t S..-•lc• HcMctpwn Plcmo & OnJC1ft Tllftinq S _.._tiftq ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• C'umplete bkkpa & tux
M'rv for pro( & sm huid
nea;u11 A11k for Pde
8'2· 10081 MH Ui8 .,,.mc•I .....
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RETARIAL SF.RV. I.I
S 1H 1 Ty"1n11 Da e t•()hoo<> Call tK•f 9 II m
~ ull t p m , S4H 9054
1-"lnlAh <'8rJWnlr). l'"tm
~mod<·lln.: l'11ll Vin<"•' Lenholt 5.3tJ 1\23)
C.-Rf/~ ..... • ••••••••••••••••••••••
TM'U~ ~~Ct:;S Small jobs, 25 yrs t'XP
Wood a. Chaln Link Plumblllg. t'lec. etc. Call
--Papa cure. 631-4264 a.•• IJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repa1n1 11l u nd y m a n .
Amen can girl will PETERS PAINTING f'uinu twun~ & rt'pu1r 25 01Jmond s .. nd H1.1 ,,
cl your home. Ref's Expr 'd. Reas tt.Hc!> yn1 t'XP Master'd dl'I! in hom~" & pools Aft Ill'~ .840-4829 f r ee Exl. Call Gt'nt.' mwilt $24 +15ct•nt:.l111!> S t..u11una.499·Sl89
Mi-0458 mooruy 001 14.'.13 ~;·ult--' ..... Reliab e ~rson would 1------------..., #IV .... --
like houseclearung work. Painting. Extr/lntr . F.it Plos~/Rtpair •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••• ••••••••••• •• • •• Acrt llk.kpa. exp rompt'
8 A J AppU11nt•t-Sfon· tent, f It Rkkr,r wurk al <Al rnent work of 1111 k indi.
l''rl"t• rat 10 y1·1tr'I i:x11
Tue>qu11llty UO bti25
r11•u upt1, ICaullna. Re t ired F1rem~~
Lundiu:apinJ< lmmc:d. t' I u m b I n ll. t· I ct .
tM!l'YiC'lnit. &42·9907 spnnkl('r, palntlni;i. etr .
548-0130 pr"d, honest . neat. reas. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• Prof :.ltc•rutionl'. t111lor
1 __..._ _ __...., Lic'd 964·1045 Dave Ne11t put('hes &. tt•xtun•,; mi: Fa:st ~l·r11 f'lckuv ~
TRIP CllA RG P. $11> hootc ru.,. re r C:u 11 u n ~ M •In S t\ 7pm Tu l-'r1 ~ ~'tt -----Any hou11ehold repo1r .._........, FllHfST. 891·1439 l>el Mchs,.J 543.n~ •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Prof painting. Eitl & int. ~ 3t2'l ~l ll16tl •VF.RY LOW PR1C£S• PhTmy 642 1492nn 4. L.M.S.-Roto. Sod or Low r ates. Refs. Free PATCll r LASTl-:lllNG T1t. c.,. ..... .. , ...... " ...................... . Custom <'enwnt work
Ori Vt• W!IYll. p11tl111;
wulkw1&y1> C11ll 543 7001
On Gurdt>nlnl( M ulnl. H .M
Cit'C>rl(O )<Ill ~015 • ·W'9 --..................•..•. S e c d c d J, n w n s , est. 536-4780. 536-4383 A I I t y p r " f r 1• •' ••••• •• •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • •
Sprinkle rs, Pla nting. Housepainting'. Int .. Ex· estimates. C1111540·tl825 Spec1alainl( in ('f•run11t• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . l:.trpe>1\IM 1-"r.-"~' Any or ~~II J3<t2 l'rt'l' •S..\l• Mun.-r i.i.a• Jllhfi (',111 Alhtn or l'blHlllll1• f.xpN acarduner Free OCC Student. I Ton truck
l'lll, rlcun ur111. ltN111un. T'rash. tree trim. Ron 8t' n Ito Cerva n le s 642 5703 642-4268
Xlntrefs. 675·7633. ter. Free est. Joltn Beck. ~ --tile entnet. & floor., t 'rl·1
MK 1891 ---·------
European La ndscaper 631·3363 or 645·2161 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• t>SlJinall'i: 9fo2 Hl83
Top work. Fair price. Any plumh1ni;, w.lll•r y,.... Set-vie• Hf1\<'•• ·,·l_'.irlun~ It I run) ~~
•K••111aar .. •S•·•h·11.i11n..: Co.hector
• L h ' N B (' M S & ~ t'tN-t"llltna h'ti No Job too ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~phalt&ttl 11 ~moll Llr rontroctor All type rtimildeUn11. re 7~ lllln p!tlt'I, r\'DIOVI' Willi!\, t•tr
Lite h aultng ·mov lni.:. QUALITY G11rage-Yard cleaning
LAWN SERVICE Reas. rates. &42-0705
Refs. Mainl. 646-4871 pa an t In g • ex l / 1 n l serv. leaks. bathrm l'n<'I. •••••••••••••••••••••• • Reasonable ratE-s . Lac 'd ct-r amie tile He.is
Landscaping. Tree tn m· contractor 963·8825 832·24llfl Expert shapm~. thtnnmi:
slump r~rno11ol. lndM~J1
creations 675-2821 . m~ .. ,.,..... lJr
••••••••••••••••••••••• (}l""l'("lf ('ARP ... NTF.ftS Jniqul' & UJ\WIU:il worl.. Frt'ti est. Johnny, f132 ~ Will haul or cln. anytha .
nu · Clean-up. 8 yrs Fine Ext.er Pamtms: hy _P_E_R_R_Y-'S-. _P_L_U_M_R_l_N_G
ee est. Noboru. R. Sinor St ti T Mlllhl>r ""ill 1"thV'"tt m\ ttoMn dd1uo~. lH"d ill W(•lrome 16 Y~ in oin•n
homr. n~rnOt'lf\.',&t'\\ .. hundc-d 20 )'r~ C'XP 1.u · Mr I lllomtiu -------1 big/small. comm 'I or re·
<..'lean ups, hruwng. mow· s 1denllal. reas. rates
-81 897·2862 . c . ms. ry Complete plumb1ns: Removals. pruruni.t. trim
me.836-555524 hrs service:. Dram & scwt>r ming Lu:t lni. Pret> l'st
l"2 ~l :LY> I 8314 1ng. watt>r systems. Call anytime 968·8946 Dlg·lt La c . Reas. c I l' d n 1 n K fo' r t' l' 94-6221 642 262A pnceti. Prof. landscape & lnl. ext. serving arcu for 7 esumatcs. 24 hr servh:<> _4 ___ • __ • ----
.......... W.k e <'tlSTOM KA tluup<'rt l:oru.tr Cc>
• ._.. •• •• •• ••• •• •••• •• •. I ntenor Carpt•nlry Nt·w r on1>lr fonnlnK,
645_7926 ____ ,~ ~h tmg 646-T070 yrs. P ror. qua I wor k S7J..JlHl WMdow Cleaninq
Reas. Dave 586-8425 ---------
Un Ill\'•' l\ilnkrurit• ' S.~
.\l'l11111 1. .. .: .. 1 l\511ni•
b> Ju~ • ~ AAOO fr11mi11.:. r1•rncx!t.'I . utJdJ
txini. LI <' In. 4~ 4~1\1
o ....... wvlcu •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••AMWA Y Cosmetics,
Otl paintin g i; prof Nutntio,n. llous~ware~.
Lcrww ~ Draan.<. r leared from $4 50 Tt.'d 's Window C.u<-Pru( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Are You Looking F'or f'-~ ""l All work uuar Quall p · ., W d 'n. """ · " wmdow <'lt.>anmg at rea,..
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!:ltl4I !I ll». t>-b .!!J ltt • .rt C.-,.t W.lce
7t•M ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
ti..o 1'1hner & Son
!Wmodd de add1lm~
!!.!17 lill2 Lll''d1lni.
dcunt•d, vurnishcd & llome Care & Comm I rt.':it.ored. 831·2l32evei. _642_·_l634 _______ _
Repairs & Installations . ty amlers · " 0 Drnmmaslt'r SJM.oos:i rat~ '-'cfs 64" 7893
mi h ft both mter/exter wk, we .. , n ~ No le age c · arge • A 6 are lie & UlSUr refer For RoofiftcJ
I\ M 1'Yl'l"l• :,1-'R\ It. t
l1'1 .. ~ (1Ul .in ur•l .. l) p
tnti of •Ill> Jo1:u11wnt
Will pll'k up & d1•h\•c-r
~lWI
l'h.irti. or wn1ph" 1tr.1""n t'~L'lly turn )Our 1.h1la Into
µrcc.·1 ~10 11 j?rul)hi>
7141964!·8668 for anfn
1>42 ~i7H
"ih11mpon &: $l('am clt"un
C'~or bnabtrner5. ""ht ,.pc_, 10 mtn bl~u.cb Cleat\
uv. din rm. hall S1$ Av~
rm $7 SO, couch l!O <'hr
~ Gut1r c-hm pet 0<for
<..)>( "'p..111r. 15 yri. t!Xpr
f)o Wl)rk mysdf Jli'(S.
531 Otl:ll
~ 499-5189• s. Laguna free est call Dan 839·5851 •MR. FIXIT• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •111att1NmtC• c . t ' I '
P1u n t1ng. carpent er. Want a REALLY CLEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• usto m pain in g. m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas. ratt-s JS yrs in HOUSE ? Call Gingham Comp. m aJnt. Painting, small. m y prices are
Hi••..ctlNc:tric area 548·1752 GirL Freeest.645·5123 lite carpentry. elect. small.63l ·S368aft 5. Ron
•••••••••••••••••••••••
REPAJR & REROOI-'. All
t y p~s -,h1nglc i.
rockshakes-compo·lar.
Fret> est. 541·5930
Lie 3271.38 t\.U ttl74 ~ mA'mm Roof~. tile, nrs rep. Exp. New Engla nd painters . WI-... Walls. ceilings, noors &reliable. 548-0512 Jnl/Ext. Qual painting. J. /\Ian Armour Co ELECTRICIAN-Prlrcd ••••••••••••••••••••••• &..n .. dows cleaned. Exp. Painters/Roofer-. -... ~a.... . old or .new wor k, local nght·free tHslimule un llaul, sk1ploader dump 646-6145 _......., Completcwaterprooflng
large or s mall jobs trk. gr11ding. tree wrk. ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• rers. 497'3169 windowstskyhl(hta.
Cotr')X!l, drapery & uph. Llcen.'led 673·0359 demolitions etc. ~1·1257 Bette r .Housecleaning ·•M ove a n y th I n g. 640-8292
For Ad Action
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642·5678 c lt-an1 ng. Scotchgard. Serv. Qual. work. depen· anywhere at anytime". Have something to scll"1---------Prot~'tor. ~J-~1 Clasi.1f1ed /\di. 642·S671i Want Ad Help? 642·5678 dable. refs. 1-529-4337 24 hrs 7 days. 540-48« Classified ads do 1t well Sell 1dll· 1tems 642·5ti7111----------
Mo1111!fet .. Trvst A.awia•1c1-.-h 5100 Aluw..,..llh 5100 Lost&Found 5300 Lost&Fewld 5300 PenoMl1 SlSO HtlpW..e.ct 7100 H.epW•ted 710 tt.tpW..t.cl 7100 o.icli 503 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
LOWEST ............... JOIN
CENTER CLUB
Now accepUng new PB· Lost: 2 dogs. blk & wht Lost: Gray Toy Poodle.
t 1en t s. N u t riti ona l Cockapoo & beige & bm male, t DJ753545. Vic :
medi<'ane & counseling, Cock a poo. Rew a rd. 16th St , H .B. Rwrd. ~~!:a;; .n r~ m ;l~e%~~ ..;540-_;_..;.5984 ________ 1 _53S-0&07 ___ • 523 __ ·7864 __ • __ _
MASSAGE
FfGUU MODB.S
ESCORTS
OUTCAUONLY
~ ........
631-2140
ACCOUNT AMT
CONSTRUCTION
831 ·7452
•ASSEMILERS• AUTOMOTIVI!:
ELECTRONIC Equip. USB> CAR
ment. Exper. matur e. re· MECHANIC
tired or sem1·ret1red. fo"/l Must be expen enccd &
& Ptl Steady employ huYl' own cools !)(·•·
menl. Xlnl advanC'cment Oiock Arnold . usL'<i car
with small & rust ex Servict.' Mgr
I it T.O. '1, also
2.d T.D. LOGM.
t'a1rCl>l Terms 111nl'~ 1949
SaHMr Mf9. Co.
,.., Social
Phys)cat
EMatiOMll
Aftdfw!
cbagnoses & treatment. Lost: orange stnped neut. LO$t: S ml Yorkshjre Ter·
Comp! medical stuH incl male cat; declawed: vie rier. ans. to Muffi n. Vil'
Ors. & reg. d1et1t1cian. Turtle Rock. Reward N B area. R eward
548-Uff,3 SlOO. 752~ Eves 962-6827. 642-7288
Acctng Bkkpng
TEMPOIARY
Register Today to work
on various accounting &
bookkeep in g assign
ments. Work close to
your h o m e . t"l~ure
Clerks le Sr. Accoun·
t ants needed thruout
Orange Co.
pandtnfiCO
OLEC Corp ~ 34i'; I
642·2171 545·06 I I
Hctlred couple has money
tolend lst&2nd T O's
Agenl. l .fl37·3744
llH DONLON SAYS
Low Charter
Members hip
Fees Now
$JOO rewar d for white MissK1mSalon Scottie 1West1e), lost
Grand Opening 9·29 2300 9/2 1 in Laguna Bc h. Harbor 01.. in II arbor 2131860-8645 CALL
975-0700
The Perfel1
Bar Alternative
Ctr. CM •n pn<'e sale -----· -----
Wigs & permanents for Lost· lg lialred Persian
men & women. Miss Kim cat, M .. wht wtcopper
specializes in all types of eyes. dcclawed front
h air c uts . She was pa ws. Vic. Mountain
fo rme rl y stylist a t V1cw 1Nestall Rd. Lag ENGLISH Watergate. Wash. 0 C. Bch. 497·3194. 497-2226 MADI-To.MEASURE !m-2417. 0J>('n 9:30AM·
SHIRTS 6PM. Mon-Sat. Nt>xt tc>
Fra nk Rostr on from Holiday Health Spu
Nicholls Sh1rtma:ke~s Lost & Found S300
Ltd of Engla nd 1s 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange County for the ? next 2 weeks to see as Lost .or Found a pet . Call
many clients as possible. An 1 m a I Ass 1 s la n cc
If you would like him to League537-2273.nofee.
visit you at.your home or FOUND· Blk Ger man
Lost Dalmatian.
Reward, call
545·ti714 or 545-5980
L os t · Sm l blk M .
Cockapoo, w t c hoke
cham. Ans . to Charlie.
Vic. Harbor Bl/Baker.
Rewa rd. Please call
556-3856 alt 5 PM.
F ound : 91}~. 2 w h t P.flOMIW.tcffS360
Poodles. I Teacup & 1 ••••••••••••••••• ••. •• • Mini. in Harbor View · d · h I Homes. Claim them or 1 day Ou1· w1 sc oo .
the)' will be taken lo Slate"acc~ted. Meets · courts reqwrement for Animal Shelter. 640-!529 registration call (714)
Loet Ing hrd tiger striped _7_29-_7_1_4_1 _____ _
neut male cat Paular1 no SoeWC... S•OO
& Bab b CM. w/10 tag ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-~.
Lost Balboa Is . 9/26 Black
female cat w1lh while mark l n ~s . C h i ld re n
heart broke n. Hewa rd
675-9616
SIHGLI?
Call INTRO VI t;W for the
Intelligent & disrreet
way to meet new single
people. 752·5411.
FOUND : fe m t a bby ~~~~~~~~
u ,er, grey -:v~wht. (eel. Eiuol:,_ .. & Vic. 0 .C. I' a1rgrounds, ,,...,....._
C.M. 545-4522 ••••••-•••••••••••••••
Robert Half's
Accountemps
500 S. Main, Ste 501
No. Tower. Union Bank
Jn The City of Orange
714/835-4103
Adm. Ass't . sailboat <'0.
Young. casual atmos.
Type OOwpm S6S0·$780 pr
mo. lmmed. Call 835·6416
931 Newhall, Cost.1 Mcl>d
<Between l61l7lh.
Munrov1d)
E 0 E. M/F/11
AS SEMILERS-Traiftff
Sm electronics co w /I~
co. benefits & xlnt work·
mg conds, seeking capa
l)le persons walling to
learn. S3 25 hr Some
c l ettron 1 <'~ hki.:rnd
helpfuJ. Lark 1-;ng1ncer·
in1t. 1166 W 16th St.. N U
642-9205
Assembler
PCI $4.1 0 HR.
Santa Ana area
Omega «213 1592.5024
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR 6lVO.
COSTA MESA b42 · 0010
Ba by!uller /housekeeper.
5 dys J wk. hve-m or out.
ru ll M r s Thoma-.
5SR·2603 rl yo;, 963·6281
cve~&wkmb
Rahys1tter. l'/T. Chri:.
ltan woman. my h(lme 11r
your" Ca II G42·6f,:ll!
&bys1u er/Hskpr to stJv
w1well behaved o;('hOOI
ago <'h1ldr1•n wh1·11
pare nt.> a w ay . N.H.
642·3481 Shoply,hoM
l1tTaUSTDHDS
2ftd & lrdl
S WlNGS & REf'l'S
CONSJ'RUCTION
-APT&COMMERCIAL
olfice & view over 300 · d f I shirt materials. please Sh~phe~ · en:i a e, nr
call 5.59-l896. mornings Califorrua & Minnesota.
only. C.M. 545-3342
LOST: Blu e f emale
para.keel. Harbor View
Homes. NB. Vicin it y
Ford & Newport Hills Dr.
West. F1ew away m nash
on Sunday, Aug. 27th,
dumb but happy. 644·4188
Lost in lSlh St area. HB. FOUND. coat black Cat,
brown/bl.k/wbt 13 wk old w /fl e a colla r . Vic .
male Beagle puppy, re-Orange Coast College,
ward. $200. 892·3302 C.M. 545-4522
Sdaaal1&
lmtt•t'-7005 .......................
·REAL EST ATE
LICENSE
SCHOOL
OFFERS
ADVERTISING
RE C EPTI O NI S T /
TYPI S T / B OOK ·
KEEPER for s ml Irvine
ad agency. 833-14 J4
ASSEMILERS
Local Mission V1eJO co BABYSITTER-Someone.•
needs Assemblers . Some special for a very ~ct1ve ADVEltTISING exper. preferred. but not 16 mo. old boy. Mon-Fri
necessary. Candidates 8-5.548·929hfl5·30 PM
MIGUEL
MORTGAGE CO
lll-7381 661·2511
OPEN fVEttYDA Y
Private Part y wall pay
more for your 2nd TO'!>
f.42·3573
Pvt ply will p;iy 10'~,
SIS0.000 equi t y 1n
Newport home. Sml 1st
TD 545·11628 -----1
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Napkin -Taupe
Newly -Cabman -
anytime.
Found: Female blk & tan
Oachs und, 8 mo's, aJso
red female Dachsund 7
mo's. 645·1508 afternoons
or eves.
CBANTENNA FOUND: We1maranpr
mix. F. adlt. Xlnt dis· Lost: Be age Cockapoo, Tho6e days city kids arc pasition. gd w/children . male. Dover S ho r es
dut of tou<'h with the 645•1508 aft ·s or eves. area. Weanng red ban· naturaJ world of nature. I ----· ------1 dana 646-5753
know a 12 year -old who Lost: Blond F. Retr11?11c•r ---------
thinks a m oose ts just a Vi<' Ha r borv1ew area. LOST. Siamese cot. vie
hone with a funny CB 9/23. Call 640·2080 or Gotha rd(ralhe rt;Beach.
ANTENNA. 644·0030 11.B. $50 Reward 842-2412
TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS
COMING Sunday, October 29, 1978
In the Daily Pilot
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PROFESSIONALS t~ .... ~I, ----------
To honor uea women In bualneH, lnduetry and com,,,.rce. the Oall~Pllot will
publish • special tribute In It• Oct. 2t edttlon.
The mafor contribution• women bualneaa ptOfHtlonal• add to th• thriving
Orange Coaat economy wlll be underscored In the special tribute page1.
Bu1lnH1women Selute notices wlll be one column by four Inch•• ••ch, allowing
room for a photo and dHcrlptlve copy. Cost of H eh nollce la only S18, with • :=:;:-
photo you provide.
Our Salute to Bualn•H and Profeaalonat Women la en uceptlonal opportunity to
Introduce a new or longtime aaaoclst• to the people of th• Orange CoHt, or to
honor award• or achl•vementa.
Don't ml11 being part of thl• special edvertltlng opportunity. 0.adllne for
reHrvlng apace 11 Oct. 25. Catt today!
DAllY PILOT
642-5678
I
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FOUND: Parrot, green,
Vic. West Ne w por t
Beach. 642<J871
SALES must have good manual
Theo .I Pit h dextenty.be neat tnJP· Baby s it t e r. mutu r •· at Y ot as an woman for 18 mos. girl,
FOUN D · B lk & ta n
female puppy, abt 4 mo.
old. at Wh ittier Sehl.
C.M. 9-27·78. 645-9614
immediate opening for a pearancc & dcpendablt>. own trans. Refs. Mon
s a I es p e r son w It h Work is in life support f"t1. i 30·5.30 CM arcJ
newspaper di&play ad· M fo: 0 IC AL EL I': C . 54&-500l after6PM.
vertisang e xperience. TR 0 N l CS 0 n I Y
Found: Purebred Choe
Lab Rtvr male. 10 mo
old. AH shots . Lovable.
New lie. If he isn 'l yours.
give him a good home
anyway. 545·2022
Good sal a ry. com . res ponsible per~on:; lklbys1tter wanted. 4 mu
missions. and excellent seek 1 n g Per m d n en l old infant. pref my home·
fringe be ne fit s Ex· employmentlll'l'<i apply /\dams/Magnoll..t an·.1
•CrashCourseavailable cell e nt growth op-C .. Su.-,581·3130 963-0260
•Materials provided. porturubes for a person i----------1------•Small c lasses for with career ambitions &nkang Pt>rsonncl
personalized instruction. Call for appointment. ASSEMILERS Do you h.JH' I or mor•·
•Choose own taste-<lay ~.Coo.t Openings avmlublc im ye:ir.; t'tlll <1ccount111i!
& night classes. med for prec1s1on mech 'I hkt• to si>c re.,utti. of .w
•Placement -up to 80'it Daily Piiot assemblers to build dt" t•ountin~ worl<" LOl'ut
commission. <714 ) 642•4321eitt.277 licate compass & r;imcra businl'.SS CPA off u •i•
Equa l Opportumty uruts. Eitper with small Must be ~c1r ... turtl'r
5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RELAXING MASSAGE FreeJ Wcek Employer parts &tillht tolerunccs;i Commensuratt! t·on1 Bob Jam""'·Lic Masseur ""nsat1on cAo 88~4 ~ Sales Tr~rJi "'-NationalGuard mu:H F'a s t !l rowinfl ,..... . .,..,. • Outcall 9-9. 494·~11 I ,..... C .. For 1 lmmed openings an Elec· Newport Beach Co offer-. 1----------
PR EG N ANT? Caring. 131·1001 493..0442 tronics, Mechanics. Ad· xlnt benf & good growth
confidential counseling & Katella minis tra ti o n , Com · potentia l F:.o 1-; F'or
r·eferral. Abortion, adop· murucations or Weather a ppt call Call Ray Real Estate School G Ur tion&keeping. 3203l Cami.DoCapistrano Foreealiting. No t.'X · 1 man.SSHJOS_l_. __ _
APCARE 547·2563 San Juan Cap1S· trano penence required. We ASST u "NAG E'I' f t wiJI send you to the best · "'" ~ ' as UHOA & VICKI Swimming lnstruclion. in schools. Meals & board food More. part time
Olltcal MOI..,_ your home. g uaranteed. provided + $397 .50 pt'r 20-JO hours wk 9AA 9112
Forttt.Moflt! wat.er safety. in 2 wks . mo!'lth .to s.t a r t. .Call Attendant. Airport Tex
Se · all 0 c Infants lhru adults. Call Califonua Air National aro. No expencn<'e nee rvang8JS..73~;nge 0 · Slerfie. 558-1301. Guard 1714_) 979-7363 or 7·3. 3·11 Apply Jt 4679
-------------------1 979-l:MJforinformalaon . Campus. NB ~y GIRL Body Dynamics ·that ex· ------COU" •" ercise w /music to lose in· Airport~ Auto Gri l~ody
* ESCORTS, * ches & tooe. Classes dai· OC A Toyota Agency in f lunl
ly. Pvt or g roup. Call Interesting job assisung ington Beach has open·
24 hrs 957-&174 Steffie. SSS·J.301 pub 1 i c t 0 g r oun d ings in lot & detail de· , _________ Jolls W..e.d. 7075 transportation & direct· partmenL~ for a per mu ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing taxi cab activities. nen t Job. cxcllent
Compe t itive wages benefits, apply in person.
Orange Coast Yellow 18881 &>ach Olvd, Hunt
Cab. 17300 Ml. Her· ington Beach. 979·79SS.
Banking
TElLER P/T
Downey Savings & Loan
has an opcninl{ in 11 "
Cool.a Mesa brunl'h for ,,
part ume teller Savini!.,
& loan or bunk 1•xpcr r•
qd Xtnl workmi;: cond
puad 11 J c .1t1 on,. Fur
furtht>r information. <'Of'
lact Mr Woadneck. 171 l •
642-7422 E 0 E .
uttl~ 1' U1~ •' Class1f1t>d ads arr rea II y s m;el I
"people to people" s a!c'
C'alb with h11( readcr!>h1p
und b1i.: result~' To pl;J{'•'
your C'l..i:.~1f1l·rl ;11!, rall
toclay &12 56iR
Touch of Coss
MODELS
~ ... ,....
lburi 5«Tlct
Attract wo m a n seeks
p/time om ce job. lite
typing, invoicing. post·
ing. inventory control.
te le phone. etc . Call
Heidi. 848·0063
rmann. F. Vly.
ANSWERING SERVICE
OPER AJI shifts. full or
p/t. Apply 228 Forest Lag
Bch.
STAR GA'ZEKiti'~
'75-00U Out call
I~~======~ Practical nurse. skilled in
elde rly care. live-in .
646-2104 rm #4 • . .• I,/!,. Q.ek ., ~850
rrt: ·~ ~.... --_ _.:;..;___:...:,._ _____ • typist, h ves N. 8 . will l a 11 mi n d e d p e r !>
SELF·KYPNOSIS travel. Re!'s Dependa · w/strong bkkpg bk~d
Courses ble. pers'Onable. 30 yrs Will prepare matenal for
•St.op Smoking old. 631-4006 call ln A.M computer in-put & hnn·
•Control Appetite ......_ W--"-... 71 OO die Invoicing Co ofrs
•ReUeveTtnslon ._,,.. --xlnt bens. Call 540·6055.
'•Break Habits ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coastal Personnel Agen
•Achieve Goals Accounting cy. 2790 Harbor, C M. •MoreSelf·Confidenc~ JR. ACCT CUltlC
•Improve Memory 11le Jolly Roger Inc: has
•MUCH. MUCH MORE ! an entry level opening
Sale.'.Scientlfi c for an industrious tndlv
Professional w'llh OPf>OI' to grow. Must
One Day or Eve. a Wlt. be proficient w 110 key
For S Wks udder. Po6. calls ror fll·
ORANGE COUNTY Ing, auditing of daily
lfYPNOSJS CENTER sales reports for our
Al'f MANACiER
Cple wanted for 25 unit
bldg. N.B. area. Man can
have other job but must
be handy. References.
IU!ply Classified Ad1135.
Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560.
Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626.
1714)8.18-7466 restaurants & misc genJ
<714 l83fl· 7470 ofc dulie11 lncld recept re · ---------hef. Apply in pe rson. AIR CLERK
Women's 170'2 Glllrtle Ave. Irv. So . b r a n g c Co
Family Planning 811m·Spm, Mon lhru Fri. Publishing & printing c-o
Cent.er of Westmins te r ·---------! bas immC'd opening for •Abortion •Birth Control -out PaUentSterilh:atlon •ccou~s AIR Clerk. S1,1lary <'Om· ,.. "' mensurate w /exp & b<'k <b1md..aid sur1tcry >. PAY All.I atmd. Xlnt benefit pckg.
714 /894-1882 Q.aJC TllAIMll Send resume w /salary
SURROGATE WI F E! Growing co. ln Newport history t o Per sonnel
Sophh Uc ate d ladles Beach h11 need roe· in· Dept.
,,, /plan your dinne.rs with dMdual w'llh geMral ac-ADCO Advertising
china & crywul, buy your countln' knowledge for 21'?'2 Forbes Road lifts. make trsvel ar· trainee poeltton. Lite typ· Lacuna Niguel. CA 92677
ranaements. etc. All ror Ina. 10 k ey a ddlni szo Tor the! 111t hour . Sl5 machine, el<'. St•rtlng ARME D SECURITY OF
roreach addltlonalhour. salary S7QO a mo.Callror FICER Exper. F iT.
A\ theae prtcf'A. who eon•PP!:.....~.lenllflc Drilling days. pcrln. POl!llion. need s " real wife" .. ..,,. Call 840<8'731. ask for Shirley 55'MI051. H k for Allee. 1 ~-32&1.
or Macy C\tw1fled Ad11
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NEW
BUSINESSMEN
on tact the DAILY
PILOT for lnformellon
re9erdlnq tM county
requlrtmenu .tor
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Butlneea Name.
642-4321
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Help WClllhd 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frldlly, Septemt>e1 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT •• 1---------1> ri ,. c r , t• x I' c r 1 n Dl'Uvrry household 1eood11 mov1n1.
over 21, ioocJ dri vlnK ru•
rord IJcl n ·fit.I. lOP P8 y 7~
Gtmtorul offlteo,:-1t•t·'y Ile H.6pWant.d 7100 ....,W..t.ct 7100,twpWont d 71 00
qufree 100c.t phone akllli.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• : ••••••••••• u!>Pf'•rtntt' fl typma at
l\ankin1
TELLERS
IL fotlO
~lT lliCM
l~~t. uflhol11tN'Y, Win
dil'tll, P'1our dt111nt•r F:xp
p rt' f" r r l' d r ~I 1 a bl l" '40~
C.AlWASHHILP
F\111111•11n T1mt1
Jll &.:Ovt•r
MP'TH<H'All WA.~lf
1.W Hurbur UI, ( 'M
CASHlltlS Wt'lb •~arao RAnll h·•· J. lrtfl• c;uod f'rty
1mmt<dl11h• 0Jk·nin11' fur c;ruwth ru 6 Lo<'allon11 Tellt'f'l 11l lh~ )'I 1'1•ro & \\f'lrnin "" tw-n,,Cltr;
MESSENGER
U.S. DIVHS
3323 Watnt"r
S.nlJt Ana, CA 9a'I02
17l4 )~l!Ol0
f.Quul Opportunity ~:mployf'r M 11-·
Driver (~driver, aood Job
w 1rowlna paint & wull
ruvrrln1t 11torf' Sttnln
Ano urea Hoom tor ucJ
van"~mttnl Cu1tomer
t'OOtat t SJ 75 min to
11.art 7am 3 30pm. Con
wctAndro t8J ~!~~~~a~
117-0061
372:1 IJl l'<'h St, ND
---------Oc>Uv MM, ovt•r HI. for
l.1t!rlc -l'lll'IY AM 1rnwsp11pel'll to
honi~ In N.n & C.M . l 11 Stoc'" •ull or l' f f dtirk Apply
In f>t•h un 21'1933 Crown
V11l1•y i•rawr. Lnti N11it
Mu11 hav(• dependable
c·ur, & be: rt>lwlll•·
S:IOO/l3$0 mo -t bonui.
MCI~ Nt-11opon Duch olflN'., W~ Clrf• lnoitl"" f~•r ""l'll J.H"tKU <AH Wl..Cilf Ol'fllal A.5111.tlant '"'"'ltlOn .,.. ~ llr.rbor RI ('M """"' 11roomt!d IOOJ\ 1tlual" "'ho Cl£RIS uv11ll Xlnt oppty for <'0·
&n.• plC'lhAnl .. • uatomrr CAS ..... /~ALI$ thu.,•o•tlc 1 1rt 11e<'k1n.:
oru·n1t'd 10 "tvli c:. full fOt" hM l<tdl""' tl'ady lo lull ume emplo)'rnt•nt
um.-Tdlt•rt 1•w11ion11 ~a.r 'llCJrf' tH:Nt: s In UTQJEM ·rUi> puy, fringe twm•f1li. do rtqWrt-Hpt'nt·nr•· l.ovl'IY Ncw vt>rt Hth
1Msal11r) 1'''''"""""1. H..1rbor !>boppin11.<.'lr t"t ()peruna•NuwAv1ulubh.· :.~c11tlty office Non ~ provl<ttt •n oou.t..ind iruir lw-nf'f 1lrl H•r•l•<•n1> for full (Ir p/Umt• clcrka .imu«l·r 6'4·0505 ..... t k l·1111 J 1111 n for nppl
lfll ""'°" 11 PoH' ilt' in ~ on 2nd " ,3rd bhlftll N~ DENTAi~ ASSISTANT. C'lu<hn111 dt>nl11I H \llU rxpcr n ~ cl'iou r y wt froot oltice £: chair:ild.
'*'OWd l'nJO> "'1trk1ni: in·• l'f"1"11m1c ca .. h•r "'1W'lll'd tn un S\urt 13 pt!r hr All • , · c bui1 y , (rlrndly Ptt" l>1&)'hn.Mu ... ttww1lllns: 11lmlim1~\·nH11 S300hr l'.xptr no t cicper .
:<lllPOUS banlL & ..ar.· in to work & tdwhl•• Apf>ly M1magers to ~ !IO hr /\ti 642 o.'20 _____ _
t<'tl'llt<d . 1n 1· !llOrtnl>! 111 l)f'r80ll 10 4 J.1Jfl w vanrt<mt•nt opporturutll'li [) l'.: NT A(.. n r. c; ~ p . ~l' OP,Klr1.umttrs \HU Mac \rlhur Ul Sunt LO~ who qunllfy F'or TI 0 NIST (o r N B
DIU VltlS
Nt•w<1popcr drllvt'ry
Ptonrwnt-nl purt tunt Job
drhvenna l'¥rly mom·
rung LA Tlmt'JI to homeH
In Jrvlnr/NR urea. Mut t
be reUable & have de·
J.11'tM1abll' lran11port11tlon
No collectln11 Salory
13.W mo. S46·0235
OlllYEIS
Men or women 25 yr$ or
older. Know the coast
citlr11 Net Sl80 11 week or
morf'. Ornngc Coast Y1.>llow Cab, 17300 Ml
H ~rrmu nn, fo'ounto in
V&Jley INo or Sl ater
b .:twn Nc wh opc &
Eurlld)
DRIVER
· WANTED
SATURDAY ONLY
To d e llvt'r O A IL Y
PILOT bundlt>fi to <'nr· ners rn Newport beach
area. Requires van or
large slal1on wagon and
a good driving record.
ntt ln,•lled to r,·sponti b) An 1
' u information .co to 11ur Orthodonhst Top pay
t·lllhn(t 11 ll(•nrc-s l markt>l or con· f:xper rNl 6'12·2626 642-4321 ~D&cn t7l-l724 L'hilcf (',,,,. Moth<.'r'I U1tt lhc pcri.onn<-1 office -·~----'-------AM for
Coll.
twlPt•r 2 JOpm to ~ 00t1m at Dcntul Reccptfonu1t Ex Don W1tliaft'IS
60wpm . Silury ~ Jianllor wanted Jo:xp
boncfc ts Nuar o c helpful, j:oorl bt:nl'f1to.
<1>0rt Cnll 7~-0114 E 0 . £. Bayvlttw Con\
Oe>Mrnl
S..C,ocnt AJerw.1
nHd1I Gal Pr1day w /of
f1ce sklJl.8. S•lary open.
llour1t flexible. 642 3400
GEN'L MAJNT~NANCF.
20~5 Thurin, C .M
642~
J ANITOR
p I T • I' v l' ..
C M IS A IN 8 a rt'a
C.all S46 1330. Apply 3001
Ht'dh1ll , BldP. 6, SU1h•
106 .C.M.
MaJc with tran~porttil1on J unltors, Pl·llme l'Vt•s
l o r leun f a 'l t food Couple11 pref 'd. Over ~I machin~11 ~ duys p1•r lrvtm· ;irea. ~l.
Wt'('k. Early am. 3 hrs ---------
per day . Salary -t-1·--------mlleagc. 673 7f>32
GEN OFFJCE·Moturc
WOml)n, bkpiz mach <'X
per helrfuJ Pat'1f1c Ind
S u pp y 2 167 So .
lluthaway St., S.A
GIRL NIDAY
Orange Co lndu~lri a l
dvlpr aeeka Gin Fri, exp
In tonstr & It bkkp.i
helpful. Send resume lo
•343, CtO Dn1ly Piiot,
JANITORIAL
MAIHTINAHCE
Collegutuden~. Pcrmu
nen\. P /t1me. Flcxlhll:
hours avail at 8pt «om·
plex 1n Newport .Rcoth
Call or apply in person
THE IRVINE CO.
l07l Camelback
Newport Beoch 644·0010
F.qual Opport Employer
P.O f!ox 1.5~0. Coilla K<.'flllel Ass't, weekends.
MitSu.C.1\92626. possibly Wednesday
lla1r dresser. Ambitious.. 644-7262 wkdys 8 5 30,
beautifu l bus y full Snt.8-l.
s er v I 1• l" s ii I o n !---------
Established 14 yrs. Hunt. KEY EMTRY
Bch. 7141846·~ OPERATORS
HAIR STYLISTS
Huntington Beach. Cash
bc>nus for operators with
following. Call Loretta
SJ6.8829.
Leading Oran2e County
data 1•ente r ha s rm
medJate openings ror t•x
perienced ope rator~
fUU & part Lime, 2nd &.
3rd s hifts WeekC>nd"
pa rt·lime . Flex1 hlt
F. W. WOOL WORTH CO.
now accepting nppltcallons for the
following full & part time positions.
Spoatiwg Goods S-.
StatlMCrf Sale1 CO'lll1n
StodrrooM lec*•illCJ Cletil
Mui;t be available m ghts & weekends.
Acceptin~ applications Mon -Fri, 10·12
& 2·4. So. Coast Plaia. CM. Great
opportunity. Excellent benefits. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
Manager night lllgh M .l\TURE W O M AN
volume llquur mnrkcl p /t1mt• to w e lcomt"
Top pay & working ton· newcomers & contact
dlllons . Ex per. prt•· merchants. F1.-x1ble hrs
ferred Apply m J>('rson. Need car. lite typmg
9A M·4PM . 30.U S 547·3095.
Bnstol, SA ---------
Mature woman lo work
Management, a ssli;t;1n1 weekends. pa rt time.
mn.1oer po.s111on w/ op · Unencumbered , non-
portumty for ad vatH't' s mkr. non·dnnker t u
ment 1n spcc1a lty foods eare for diabetic YOUOI!
Hickory f ~rms. 1"a11h1on man. Must understand ~land 64o.ro30. diet, & be good cook. 84..o
Managcn,
UTOTEM
able lo give insuhn shots
or willing to learn. Must
dnve. 1'~xcell. pay. Call
bctwtoen 3-4PM. 673-6174
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
U1uly ll~ht hskp. c·are for \.24'2 Lnm~on SI !Jt'r w trronl ofc for quall· Equal Opportunity
2 rh1ldrcn ugc'tl 1 It HI Garden Grove S3'7 ·4840 ty J!rt>Wing prac Good E mployer Help Wanted-Beauty llUP·
ply. full time
hours Call Eleanor fur MECHANIC, exper. must
XI n I 1> 11 y N B c; a 11 f.qual ()ppor Employer pay & bener N.8 . C11ll 1,-------''--''-----a ppt We need m anuJ(ers 1n be able to pump Ras.
lntegrJitt.-d Data San Clemente, Laguna salary + commission. 64().\lll09 ---~~~~~~~~ _7_5l_0033 __ . -----549-8670 DRIVER Costa Mesa 541J.(',()ll() Nii;:uel & Costa Mrsu itll' • .!-7284; 492.4059
HOTEL Start $4 per hour lo SS.50 C -WANTED DISK CLERK LAI AIDE per hour No t•xper1 ·ncC' ME HANIC, part llm«'. · l , Ai rport Texaco, 4671t
<.:leuning Li.dy ~Typl1t Dental Ass t, ehalrsldc ,
for Motel Exp pref. IMurance Agency, part NB. Pleasanl group
~1494-7588for appl. Explnphlebotomy,F IT. neccss11ry , wt•tnun. f or Campus Or. N.B. <cor· SUN01y ONLY Mon thru t·r1. C:all 1nfor m a t1 o n c al l
_____ 499·2227 lime. 15 hrs wk. Mature. pracl. Exp pref'd .
CLHICAL ~m~s. exper. helpful. _640-_l_IZl ______ _ ,. Houseclcaners needed. Margarel640-0l40. n c r C <i m P u s &
To deliv e r DA 1 LY Mature. Tops. car nee. -7~~~·::,r F:mplnyer ,_M_a_<'_A_rt_h_ur_._l ___ _ ran ume openings for D ENT A L R E C E P ·
401 CM c C...ter Dr.
S..toAM EOE M f gl·nerol cle11cal t ask:.. Cocktail waltresi;, must TIONlST
Musi be w1lhn11 to lt.'am b e exper. Apply In HighquaUty otricc net!ds
& haH• the ability to .cet person 9 to I l A M exper & friendly rl"tepl. aloff~ wuh others fo1 ext 8 1 8 <: k b e a r d · ., full time. Good sal &
bll' hour:., morn in~ or af. Retit;iuranl. 42!!0 Mart· benef. NB 644-tl211.
PILOT bundles LO car-642·1403, 64~3439 ---:--.------·1~~~~~~~~~~ Med asst for eye Or's ofr. ners in Laguna eeach Laborers artrnoons. contact 1eni. area. Reqwres van or Ho usek eeper , lrve ·in. ManOC)ifMJClerit c1 cs1rcd, exper prer.
large station wagon and must lovc t'hildren & REGISTER NOW f"(JR Tohacco i-.hop nt:l.'ds a 5404S85
Bank.1111
TB.LERS
N~1'<i sharp )l"r:-.onn
bll' tellers Savings &
Loan exper ient<' 1>rt•·
ferablc F'ull & p1Uml•
Pobll1ons ava1lablt•
Lemoon. Call Eleanor fo r 1ngale Way, N'pl. Beach a good dnving record . knowhowlo keep aspot· WORKON mot1v11tl'd , l'X J>l'r'd 1----·--~--
Call: le1i; house in a beaut. ON·CALL BASIS P..'rson to run el>t:lh l>ho1> Medical ~y /Rec appt
lnlc1?ratc'1 Data
~60tl(I
Dental Asst Newport 642-4321 newho mt> 840·2372 WESTCLIFF &'t' Harold. 495 J-: 17th EJCper, acruratl.' & ra .. L
CoctrtailWClffnu Beach, gen practice 4 Asltfor Housekeepe r mutur c TemporaryServ 1rcc; St.CM lypM. Must know <ill
ScMof day wee.k, 646-4801 II N rt 1617 Westcliff Or, St1· 209 front office proceciur•· Don WUliCllftl woman ve '" <'Wpo Newport Be-ch Manut:"·t ur"r ne1•d• in· e ff H Earn up to $300 per wk. DENTAL ASST Beath home. 2 school a n " ... usyo ice .. B.847-254i lRVl.NESAVINGS Cl«'rrcal. full or PIT. Low tuition. Placement F{T'. chnllde.& front ofc Equal Opportunity childre n. Non :.mokcr. ~~63~1~-06~lO~o~r~7~S2~·9·1•1•1!-.dlVldual for sh1pp1n~. in·
assist. 751·9194. exper firef'd. X-.ray he , ____ E_m...;p:_l_oioy:;...e_r___ pn vute rOOWl, bath. color _ specuon, production, etc Med real Assistant. ex-
k Land · Exper prl'f'd, but will pcru.•nrl'd, ped1atr1cs. COMPANION, ll. work, ~nec __ Ca_l_642_·6880~-·---Drug & cosmetic clerk. l. v · $125 per wi;e ~.,,s:_.apel m ainlenantk·c trarn rr~ht person Apply full tune. 631·3R63.
hLOAN ASSOCIATION Newport Rcat•b Sta rt
752·2.600 E.O Jo:. Sl 00 642·3347 ·-----~----1
NEW cxper. only.~ hr pr wk. _642_·_5358 __ o_r 640-__ 084_0_. __ n~. p easant wur h Bank TELLER
!Huntington llr h
brmll'h)
for semJ invalid woman. OentaJ assistant. no ex· '"" cond Pt ume p J /\I en person 837 W. l!ll M , Help W__..__. M d I •" $4 .00 pr hr. Moulton " · · · 1]~,• ... .....,.53 """"""' u&l r ve .... 5/day per . necessar y . will Pl a za Phar mu ry. HOUSEKEEPERS len,646-9166. """"'"'""" IN TOWN 5/day wk. Balboa Pen. tratn. Saddlebat k Vall.-y Needed immd. full urul ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 673--554.S area. SJ0.1396. L 3 Ru n a H 111 s · Mr part lime openinK now! Landscapc ma1nlen:mc<•. Manulaol~ ..-.
7100
Pan time teller w11ntt-<l.
t·xperience helpful. App.
ly in per.o.oo. IOam 12f\m.
Pcl'llOnnel Of(1ce, Golden
State Sanwo Rank, 10230
So. Paramount, Downey,
2131923.9461. 1-;or..
*T N J * Dre)fus. 768·3784 Apply in f)('rson. l rvrn1• work in Newport/Irv 40
• • • Computer PTogrammcrs ~ R...i...-a..•ntcrffo"' llOl!t Motor Hotel 1717 E. hr wk. Perrn1rn~nl. Call ~ Thl' most Dy·no·m itc PltOGIAMMElt Denta l Front ale rtr. No ....._ .. Dy Hd M4-4894 fl 6 PM ~
Temporary Ser vict> ill RPG & or fortrun. Sll•p cxper nee. C HSELOR.P /th• er . . a
LA. hus now opened a up to the on line world nf Call 545·0453. Straig ht Ahe11d fnc. ·ii; HOUSEKEEPER. L1ve·m Landscapinit. $3.50 to
l>runch office in Orangu llewlitl Packard in a pro· ---------ta.king appUcations until for retll'ed lady. 5 duys start, part time . Call I' J
County Calling all J(ressive mfg. firm. 1·2 DE NTAL R E C E P · Sept 29th, 5 pm. Contact week. Own rm. bath. tv, Allen 646-9166
TYPISTS yrsexper. required. /\pp-TION1$T, 4"'1 days week, John or June Dowler or non·smkr. So. Laguna . IARMAIDSP'/f SECRETARl1':S lyinperson or call CdM.644·7162 Be verly Krie hn at 499-1822. Landscape m a intenance
"" R BANK TELU~RS c• "' y .a. t CO 496-0321 or at 34185 Coast man, expelienced, full riame oom . 64G-5S44. CLERICAL PEOPLE ....,._ .. .11Uo • EIS Hwy, Dana Poinl. House planl techn1c1an time. Must have valid
Babys itte r. my home 2 Come in & ~et ucquaint· 1701 Placentia, CM DESIGN / --'--------exp. for maintena nce driver 's lie. s4&·l 695,
ctuJdren, <3mo's & 3 yrs) ed. J oin us for coffee & 548·2201 E.O.E. DRAFTERS EARNING ENOUGH roote. 20 hrs. + 20 hrs. 8AM·l2noononly.
lite hskp1t. Mon-Fri. Own donuts. Immediate open· C-:oolc--/h_ouse __ k_ee_pe_r-/l_a_un_d_r_, ~veral positions now IMCOMEl Warehouse a nd lnstalla· -------'---
tr&Np. Rers. S52·4491 i ngs. Mon lhr u Fri. J person 9am -lpm. Need available tor both Join a n ext'lling com-tion. 5.57-0lSO LEGAL SECRETARY
---------• 9am·Spm. t'ar. 847-1728, 836-8S03 Designers & Drafters in pany wrth unUmiled In· HSKPRt BAAYS ITTER. Top salary, top skills.
Beauticians. Openin~ for 363$ Main, Ste205 rapidly e:11,paoding com· come potential & op· nice (am & hm, Eng MAG IJ helpful, not reqd.
ha.Jr designers w1lh some ORANGE COOk pany. Des igners will portunity. Free standing s peaking . N pl Be n . Friendly ofc. HB. Non·
follOWl.nR. M. or f'., '" <714> 7?l<1470 Mature, exper cook for have opporturuty to work building in million dollar 832·1031 exl 59 t11 Jpm, smolcer848-l400. ~ygrowm1tc!al~~il~CLERICAL retirement home, Npt directly with Engineer loc ation. Imme diate 64S-3363an.4. L i t «> wo rk p r i t'ina
...,...comm1M.1 ac GIRL-ID'"'Y Bch. 30 hra wkly, avail from project s lage lhru o pening for h1 .11 h ly ---------hand ~"" h " Suiy,847·59S8 "' "' wkends & e.vea. Phone construc tion of pro· motivated. experienced mere ise ..... ...,pr r. 1 Girl ofc. Mon thru Fri, u W ,,,..,......,, R.eq's pre·"ous •. ~"'-/U• l Apply 1821 E . Dye r Hd, Reauty Stylist-Asst to 8 5 N d b · h l 642-5861 , .. rs ong. ""'"""'• v• .,. Inexperienced people. n~.-... • n · · · e e r 1 g • ....,.,.hanlcal or electro· <>~ 11 i · M h d 1 · ti Santa Ana. t.r8U1 for chentele. Top ll r M ..... ~ o;:.Aee ent tra mnR pro-ot er nee s a rt ~ ---------Jh energe c pers. or ag C--t.-.....,, .. n-•cal d...,1·gn dra"t· h I Off . wages, lrmat k. Ph: n • .1f i "A 5490111 k llill'Ul'a9 ......... , ..... " "'" • gra m tuition assistance-. e p. er pvt roo.m in UVE·IN,Llghthousehold IJ37-4250or837-R779. .,... · "'~· · " .as ingexper.Drafters req'd full time rruina,llt-r. Cull bcoulHullv dee. i;m~le dulics,part·llmecare for ---1 for Susan. Banquet coolt. all aroond for electro·mechanicul I I h · L m a n Ellper o nl)'. manaMcr now for eon· eve ome in <il(una elderly ambulatory Boatbwlder customboal Clen tal Breakfast cook AM shift. de ta il drawing. Lile f1dent1al Interview JljJls.Other outs1dt:work malf'.noheavyclean111R.
.._ Yca~nnteederss, lcaxmpcin,"utoenr<'sc&d ZZ GIU L for fast moving exper only. Ncwporlcr technical illu5trulln~ &. 963-5671 OK . Ch r istrnn. non · 645-0092
• .,,,. <'I""" f t I H---• aul700 ICl lN> somc des1gn.Lookingfor s m o k er. R e f, r t·Q . --·-------mechanic~. P ·S11uarcd .c·uromcs irm, mus nn """"· ....... c uo individual who d"sir"s ( LIVE IN Co ( • work JO 7 Addln° Mr Yates EOE " ~~1111r.1, j'rm-lur(-.. ,.. 752-8«4or75<t·7.'ilH · mpamon or 8oaL'I. S41·2R°73 · · "' · · · atab1Uty & r hancl'for ad-. _,,,r: 1.·~::?.-!!_::!~ ---------Seruor c rlizt>n, pleasant, ----machine exper, mu.st be
Boat Operator for 28 • t a s t . r r I c n d I y at. Cooks wanted, br~akrast vancement lo de111gner. real estate Hydrault1.• powl'r uiwt M•· t 8.f preferred. 640-5719
Urunite. Sot & Sun afte r· mosi1here. good benefits & I u n c h s h I r l s • Company offers u tom · ---------St!mble r . knowlcdl{C' ot
noons, $6 hr Must be at & worlung cond's. Call w /be ne flts In growlnf' pctittve starting wage, hydraulics. p1p1ng &
feast20yrs old Cull Mr. JcnmeMurphy,75<t·6063 company. Apply at Ma all majo" benefits & an file Clerk welding ne <'CRRo r y .
LOT A TTEHD.ANT
Mus t be IR Fu II &
p/l1me, company bent'f.
557-0520.
Slrehlow,846-0641 Barkers, 212 E. 17th Sl. opportunity for lo ng Miller foluid Powl•rC:orp.
Costa Mesa. term growth. S~nd re· REGISTF.R NOW F'OR 5<t9·2686
Body & fender repair CLERICAL sume to: ScienUfic Drill· WORK ON -·--------
Ex pe r ., o wn tooli;, Newport Center finan· COUNTER G I RL 10:3. ing Controls, 4040 C um. ON·CALLBASIS EXrORTflMPORT LVN1-M1~1ca!,._~1c11ght con·
Hlirbor Body Worki;, <!076 c i a 1 f., m seek in g M·F, fast food service pus Or., Newport Beach. W~'TCLffl'' DIRECTOR tro (' 1nrc· . .-u lime!, no
Placcnt1n, CO!lta Me~u responsible ind1v1duals 968-7S21 CA. 92660 or call Don Temporary Scrv1r1.•s for Turkish OJ>('rauons. wknds. X Int bendits
f I rl I · · E Swanson. 557·9051. " 1 1 5 n.. bl t 1 d Veru puncture pref. $650 RookkeepingisecrNan al, or 1· e ra pos1l1ons. n· Dante tear hers, balle t, 1617 \'restc 1 r. le 209 IX' a <' o trave an re· +comm. 96.'.l·9'7AA
G·JOam·t2pm, 5 dayi; wk. try lc•vel pos1t1ons now tap, disco & belly da nc., Diol A Ride Newport Beach mam m Turkey tor s hort ---------
S3.2S hr. Limitl'll bkkpR avallabl<', o Hlce <'X · Newport Heach. Call Orhtn 1~~63~1~·06~10~o~r~7S~2~·9~1~1R~~ pcnods. Speak Turkish & LVN PM SllWT, l'Very
S k r i><>r1ence helprul. Xlnl Mrs. lferben. 645.9701 1: fo;ngbs h. Send rcsuml' to other wknd off, must bl• cxper. ce or as or workinR tundit1ons & 1---------Operate mod<'rn eqwp· Ad 286. "4 The Da ily dedicated to Rood patient Jeff, Ice Capudcs Chalet. romp;1ny benefits . (lsl ment & door to door Front Desk Clerk. P·T1me Pilot. p o Box 1560. c ar l'. A p P 1 Y 14 4 ~ ~l~arbor Blvd, CM shift 8am.~pm. 2nd shift DATA ENTRY tra~dp. NCahf. drivers lie rel.ref, 16:30pN m-Jam El X· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ~penor, NB.
_.,_,.,..._,., ________ 1 5pm·l 30pm. 3rd shift req . o pnor ex per per on y. ewportcr nn
l 2.308m·9 :003m I Con · .Ace~ ca.n. nee. Good dnving rec a Hotel. 644·1700. tall Mary 1---------c M4CHIHIST Booltkeepe r/l\cc't. Ex·
pen enced in J:t•ne ral
ledger. acrounti. rel'e1va-
ble & payroll M1·ur:1te
lyplnR. 20 25 hrs pr "'k,
mornings. Will t each
comput~r o pe ratio n
l'\kwport Center lncul1on.
Please call 759·0101
tact Personnel. Permerrent positio n must. No Sunday work. Car lson or Julio PerCT INDUSTRIAL Santa Ana Corp has im·
available as a video dis· Or a nge Coasl Yt'l low EOE. m c d 0 p <' n 1 n ~ r 11 r
IOYS-GIRLS
·,ADP
PENSION
SERVICES
180 Newport Center Dr .•
2nd floor. Newport Bch.
644-4360 ext 263
12·16 years of nite. t:ven· . in~ work. Obtain new Clen cal;garment. Ladies
sub!\cnpt1onA forth1• Ua1· Clothing Wtt reh11e. Irv
ly Pilot working wit h un CO !flPlcx. F /l & /o r
udult supt>rv1~or. t:arn p/l1me. llrs: btwn 7am-• ;;!.; ~~i~~ ~~"',.Call~9·1805. ~-~
Coll 543-6098
Boys needed, approx 18
yr s. 1·81' M . 1''actor y
WO('k. 64$·2702
IUSIOYS
Now takin~ apphrat1ons.
apply m J>('rsun, J.Spm
Mlillt be over 18 E.O f,;
J .P MAC'S Dinner
tlouae, 10142 Adums Ave.
H.R. CAl Brookhu~u
IUSIOY
CLERICAL
C>PltfSMEW
IMTBVIEW CEMTER
FOR YOUR
COHVENIEHCE.
AT
ICING TUT ltEAL n
Play terminal O""'rator Cob, 17300 Ml Her-M h ' L T for Bas1c /i''ou;'~m1n1 rmann,F.Vly F. T. mrdical asst front .!le '"15 r<11nr-<'
S and back. X·Ruy des1ru· IEL[~ ~ w I som c c x P <' r 1 n co mputer. ome ex· RA U £ 1 • Glr1" numcrr c :il n1ntrol perience Is desirable. bul DIDN'TG D AT ? ble no smoking, sa ary mactune S<'t·11~ Apply
will train Uldlv1dual with SP~ffJ: J~i[..~R open. &1&-5t94 . , ,: ,,.v , r c c; in per~n aft IOam. Mon
demonstrated typing Ii('-( Garment cutter ror WCI OP'EHS HEW thru f'r1, 1801 Carncl(ll' curacy and speed. !lours 1 ).'OU 're a hylouhng man !Hill manufacturer rxpcr St, S.A. 979·9!>52. approximately J·IWM. without a ig school . • INTERVIEW CENTER --------W dJploma, the Army may or w11l train. Apply '" FOR YOUR MaR Q.lrd JI Operator for . ork in plet\s~nt e~ still have a pince for you. person 837 W. 18th St.. law office F.xJ>('r. Call v1ronment wt . ROO tryou havewhat illakes, C.M. CONYEHIEMCE. Mrs Reed752-6841 company beneflt11 rncl~d· the Army may ttsvc a~ AT -
Ing 2 weeks vacatio n opcrung for you plus an G as Allenda nt, Ai;t1 't KING TUT RE.ALTY Maids wanted. SN1rliff an~r one year. comp&ny op~rtualty to finish hl"h mana~er. trainee needed M-•-f 1661 s Co l 11 d o I ,. fo lotal car w a s h ""'· · · ns wy, pa1 gr ,up nsurunce, . sc I uring your off· ~ . 7140 Edinger lf.U. Lag Qch,494-4892 .:~-~'W)o.~J\ J>~{jf~ .. ;'4'"'"" ~-~ .· ~ . •"Ga aawn:.talluJ'I.. , ''·•ni§-• h• .... ~;1.,,,0:.... "Army s always I In,; -·"!:' '!••_..-. Ccnt-;rr-;;tGoldenwcs l m<.1mll'n4'!11:e clper. ·~ ORANGE COAST for ,good people . But --General Offitl' Street> per desirable. Apply 1n DAIL y PILOT . they re offering you tho Construction $!150 Hours 9.3 '30 person. :moo Coast Hwy. 330 W loy St CM greatest opportuoity now Person Friday C8ll 847·~ So. Lag • betwt!e~ the h~~s of through Septcl)'tber .. So Career Oppty s;iso Immediate openings for Main tenant e ma n .
8 OOAM-{)·OOPM cull •now for thus unique Irvine Personnel Mirncy I Inventory, packagers . mature, experienced in · C 11 f chance to serve yourself 488E17lb COsla M\!sn _.J a s s c m b I c r ~ & 1 appo1nt~en~rplease and your commun·.1ty! Swte224 642·1•1!Y w. arehouse. Tempora. ry mott' & restaurant. App.
&42...:!2l ext 271 Coeta Mesa,S-W·10'l6 ~ assignm ents, top l>.Jy, ly In person 31106 Const
Equal Oppty E.mplyr llunllnglon.Bch. 962-R821 paid vacations . You llwy, So. l.aK1Jna
_ LaRuna Hills, 768-5251 don't pa)', we pay )'OU. MAIHTEHAMCE
DBJCATISSIH ftlt.o.rn~ GEHERll Part-lime, must know Frr d lr I """"""• '""" 1'L Or call our branch otricc. 1ys, v ne area electricity & plumb1m1
Call 552·9893. 1-~rr draltlng pos open for LABORERS Newport ~och ft.13. "1'4 l Newport Conv. Center, young eers. Nice LET· Equal Oppty l!:mplyr DELIVERY DRIVERS. TERING & GOOD LINE l55SSUperiorAv<>. N.R Ex per only. Wt'e.k~nds.
Pvt club. 673-~15 mor ning & a lternoon WORK mandatory. 6 TRAINEE 19
7140 Edinger;; H.B.. routes avail. Cleafl driv· MOll·LYr exp prcf'd . Sal I N S U L A T 1 0 N Maintenance
bus DrlvN·we train lln GEMCO Shopping ing record, able tu rend comm t o ex p . S m l~SEMBLERS INSTALLERS. for new PART-TIME S4.S5th.r. l.01tu1111 Beach Center at Goldcnwest lbomu RUidc. 5411.~ mechn'I e ngineering ore IW COl\fltr co. m So. Or Cly.
SchoolJii, 494-3546. Street) <Bam-4pm) loc in lrv. call 540-624 t ptPllERS Gd l'O benefits, exp pre Genc-rul hondy workn
lfour!l 9·3.30 f """ !erred. 49~·1832 needf'd 4 hour~ p('r d11y DUSINF.SS IS ROOM ING Cull847 2535 Deliveryperson for busy orupp_l_. ______ M h 11 bl Salary u~n ~mploycc
Wenecdf(oodhclp. (mmcdiate openings for Newport travel &jlent . Driver, ony oge over 25. us l avC' r~ u "I N S U LAT I 0 N hl•nrf1t 'I hos ed o n
•As11emblers oll clerical skills, te rn· Mus t have r e ll11bl e fUll orPtr.Hard Work. transp.&phone.Lonl!& INSTALLERSFulltlm\' av1•ra ~c· o f h o urs
• Foremnn POrttry nssignmt'nls, lop motorcycle & lnsurnncc. 6'&2·6213 aftt'r 3 PM. short t<?rm ogsrgnments. tmd. work ltiY<'rillde und work1-<I. /\J)ply l>Nwet•n
Exper'd & tr1iincrs. l)lly, pold vocations. Vou Work approx.~ hr11 Mon· HoJJday & vacation pny. OraN1e Co. areas Xlnt Ila m 3pm , Na lion u I
.MacOreaor Yocht.!I don'tpay,wcpayyou. Fri. Hrly ratc&milea1e DRIVERS fulltlmeperm. llos~ltall r.atlon pla n opl. for J ourneyrnt'll in Education. 4401 !:lir<'h
1631 Placentia. C .M. pd. 957.2700 c~an Job. Mu11t be ovt>r avai able. Appre nti c es W a f(cs St., Newpo rt nc1H·h.
CAFETERIA h e l per Ortall ourbranchofllce. O""'VERY MAN E I :n wlltl clean driving re· ; I 8bove scale Xlnt tt>m !Near oc; Airport ). need~ r rr. 3 hl'll min. NewPOrtBeach. 833-1'41. .,..... ar y cord. KnowJ edg~ of I r.i .1.. r.•nr. benefits . ./\dams Equal Opportunll y
hrMust have cir. $3.33 per Equal Oppty Emplyr ~~~~~: ~O~ JI m,;;5 ~·1ffi?.17aaf':r ":~~~f\.11. d~Au.ojf;jilw nsulatJon MS-1~18 Employer , .eoe~ Mesa, Npl O<'h mo.873251Sor848-1413 --_., .. ___ INS/PenoMllUMa. I~~~~~~~~
& CdM ..rca. Apply at Clcrk.On.igstorc f /tlmc. Driver wanted to drive.-JI c..,... Drht Pc.>ntoni1ble lo work 1111 MAINT-MAMDYMAN
Newport Mesa Unified 11omc weekends, some DEUVERY MAN Early n('w YW van lo Boston 54'"'4741 phA~ of d<'Pl w/cvC'n Apt mulnt in l)u1ltJ1n11
SKILLED
AEROSPACE
PERSONNEL
OUR EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE WILL BE
OPEN SATURDAY
September 30 . Excellent job opportunities are
ava11at>1e at McDonnell Douglas in
Hunllngton Baach for skllled men and
women. It you have recent expenence
In any ol lhe tollowlng t1elds ol
expertise and desire an Improvement
in wo1klng conditions, benefits, ano
rates o l pay. see us now•
MACHINE OPERATORS
' • Engln• l1th• • 20" American with
Tracer
• Grinder· Crush Mod•I 110
• Jig Bor• · #3 Moore & 13 SIP
• Mllllno Machine . Vertlc11,
Horlzont1I & NC
• Turret lath• ·Jones & Lampson
#3 & #5
• Ver11cal Turret Lathe .~ .. Olddl~ It
L1wl1, Se" Bullard Or 12 ft. NllH
TOOLING
• Tooling ind Cull•r Grinders
• Tool and Cullar Auemblers
•Tooling Rffeerch G~ Mact\lni1ts
• Tool and Ole Millers
• J ig and Fl•ture Builder~
• Tool D•elgn•ra
INSPECTORS
• Mechlne P•rts
• Tooling
• Aec.MnQ D•tell
• M•chanlcal A1Hmbly
• Mechanlcal Test
TECHNICIANS
• Electrlcal/Electronlc Calibration
•.Electromech1nlcal T11t (High·
vacuum Teohnology)
• Space Slmul1tlon Test
·~ ... ~~~~~ ~fA(t1.>-~
• Two y••tt of recent •xperlence
HMmbllng NfOlptCI ,..llttd p1r11.
PrKl11on drilllfl9 of heny 1truoturel
mem~1 required.
INDUSTRIAL
MAINTENANCE
• Machin• Shop Mechanlca
Our Employment Ot11ce 1s open
this week, Monday through Saturday,
between 8 1 m and • p m. We look
fo rward to eee1ng you.
MCDONNELL
DOUGLAS
ASTRONAUTICS CO.
5301 Bolu Ave.
Huntington Btaoh. CA 92e47
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Po~111on9 1n this ad o,.,. '"'' attecto<l ov th!' curient lat>or d1::1~v10 ~ An eQui.I oppo11vni1y omployet School Olstrrr t, f'ood n1t1"l'I, F.xJ)f'r hrlpful. Ap-morning I.A Times. 5 from Npt Bch on Oct (Acnl8• From tual respon or atrvlclnR cle11n up. CM. ND t1ren
Service De-pt , 1857 ply in person, Mesa da}'ll wek. 3.30AM.SAM 1 ... u to •rrtve Oct. 22 or Or•nJJeCo. Alrponl uccts ouL!llde the ofc «-Full lime Snmr t"(
Placenoa Ave, C.M. Ph Verde Pharmacy, 1971 132.5 mo 673·251.5 or lx!fore Cas nllowanec Equal 0pport J::mployc-r bldg clicnt<'le pt' r 1 enc e n ~ l' de rl ~. HM'bor 81. CGMa-Ma&.. MlHUJ 64S 3832 daya. Mn Bake r, 833·9S50 &t2· 1603
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MllpW-.ct 7 10Cl Hefp W~ 710GHefp W~ 71 00 ..................................................................... SAl.ISPHSOM st11rtln1 1mmt"dl1tely. ~~~~:C:c:i.cru~~h~~' cei It Comn~ny King 111u extra nrm mat. iSUJve. wuher, camera. COMl.rLIC.'Uon 1u~nten· ty~u _,_,_ 2 ~-. da" ~ tress/bolt spnn~•· t'tlrf clothes. misc. M'1·2444
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dnVln.I rttard, ltU•ran CARO. HOO 81tch St,
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M1ture tom•le w /llln\ 11le1 experience or ~ th I ~~· O&ke parta ror aal 1 red chairs. lltltls 12 $325. rallo Sale Spectacuh1r.
1ppearance .Exp pref'd. ~ M1l"alplul:;/~1c.~P· flee U aw · boy's ~apd. nnnir mdl. QM.0218 AllUqur china. cry1t111 Mk f ~ 49'1 2881 ... .,._ . ., -· befitoffeni S4IJ uu. Btlc·•·br•c, old~· c1rt.
Oii • • YACHT llAJNTENANCE Kina notut.ion water mat· ublea. You n•me IL@ SALIS PBSOH w.= ~~:.~a or " 1950'11 &bwlnn Panther trtss ukd 2 mo ~. W. McF41dden, SA
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Sm electrotlics co. w/I" SALi M9868alt. S t' tll"',. SOOOSwordftllh f V ~ square. an .1quc. "'"ov· Sat •. Su n ~P· · • co benerl\a heed a as "'' kl Bl Pt et«!, $HS. Wrought iron ca n.,... m. gresa1ve person to train SIPTEMIB .,.amese tten.~ ue . b lo take charge of stock 0 ... • v Papers uvull Shots. king u hod rd S75. Roll &op ckM 2 yrs Sl~.
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BOme 11eeretartal exper Clocks. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• chairs. walnut, N~ re-bwlk&> w/oalc ladder & e_ referred . La r k Aaric• Golden Retnev<'r pup tumhlng ~. 9IM 1968 -frameti, antjq. mJrrorg,
Engineerlne. 866 W. 16th Wet ...tlHlll ptes. AKC Jo"leld & show N""'p new doublt! .., ... •CJl r;as:~~:s·s~' ,~.1~: St .• N.B. 642-9205 a ..... _... Sh d "... IA"U -• IU v·-.._,... • pet. ots. worme . 644·S8'70 or S56-Z279 cveis Misc. Sat 9-5, 21.,.. ... ta 11\iU time •nc:I pul'\•Ume.
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Noexper nee. Mullt be 18. AKC German Shepherd wiloam mattress s;s sofa w /ottoman, bean· lntt!restine temporary 2 Oak roll·loP desks. turn pups. Show backg.round. XJntcond. 64~17 bag chair. typewriter.
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hra. Interview between cluurs S795 a set. 557· l508 and tan. 638·9308 Moving sale: !o;verythutR lnl!chme. framed pnnlls, SICIETARY 9am-Jpm. Good positions . must l(O immed. 6 roomtt women's clothes. sz 14,
tor So Oran"e Bldr. avall,able. ANTJQUESHOW&SALE AKC Springer Spanlf'l Curruture.759-1057 paperb11ck3, decor. bot· .. Q ff Sept28-0ct I. puppies. 7'."a wks old. tJei, etc. 11 ltosemiary, Goostr exp & some Sit ~~ O ice • Long Beach Liver & wht . Call Queen si:t.c Mfa s lt!eper. WdbrK tn I r v , bet.
pref. Must be able lo ac-0 OVe rload Thur& Fri. l0am-9J)m 831-1.309. Sl50. trundle bed 3S" Birdsonit " Barranca. *carl 'S ctiit respon. Sat. comm Sat t0·6pm. . Simmorui w/bedding " ssz.:J239. Sat/Sun. w/ability. Send re11ume -557..006I Sun llam·Svm Guard Dog. Doberman. spread SlOO. 6' sofa SJOO MOYtl & TV IXTUS to P.O. Box 2445, Capo nrE MARKET PLACE AKC. l'h yn old.black & All .cood cond. 1601 Lin G4A.MT SWAP MllT!
N t; F. o t; o k V flfz::IAHtlp Exper'd Jr * Bch,(;a.92664 3723Blrch St,NB 213/5'96-4411 tan mate. Make orrer. colnLn.NB.S41M1868 nus Sunday, Oct. 1. ut
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II 0 I. L Y W 0 0 V Call MB 7863 • Cst Hwy & 67S.5038 • Movie World. Corn..r <·A.51'1NG UIRF.C"TORS -·---1 t8032C."Ulvt"r Onve SECRET A.RY Teachers ror Christian Westminster Ave. 7. blue/beige/rust .. Sofa Knott le Oranaethorpc, (;uara11l4'f'd rr.i.ult1>. ov1.•r f'laa fuat food:i In CdM IRVJNt.: Exe<: 8ee·y t.o Faahlon s h 1 1 6 8 3 5 Old En&ll&h Sheep dog 6 Uke new. S37S. 44 rnd. " S.000 ~ ftlll'd Lhl.h )'ear needa counter pt'r~on lsland inveat firm. Xlnl 8 c. 0 0 • OLD BRASS. HANGING yrs old, regtatered $50 l(ame tablt-w '4 ~11ote Buena Parle. tAM·3PM.
alont-. $25 '100 P''r day 1r albo food prep. dnys and op'y, good skills req'd. rookhural. Ftn Vly · 1.JGtrr FIXTURES. $40 S49-42.45 uph. r ha1rs $160. 2 walnut _2._l3_1_989-_zs_1J ____ _
•l't'CPlW Yrly rte VlCfo: nite Call Andy 673 <W73 l l8S2 Dt>I Obispo Sl. Call 714/640-0123 Call 963-'183l. &. up. Sulllv11ns l23T S. commodes SlS each. S · '< v IO 1-: 0 CAST l N <: SAN J UAN 0 • TEACHER·Elementary. Main St Santa Ana. AKC Golden ~etnever 7' brown/yellow area ruit Honn t060
SF.RVICI:: (114) 7Gl l.244 I'll *ite9Sc!Ms CAPl~"TRAN SICltETAIY qualified & exper 'd, full Open 7 days, 10·6. pups.Mu:!t~ SSO. lamps lt0.S60. and ...................... .
"tOt ~ KnkiJ in parts & sales ..... ,.,. ... 1 Toro Rd. Challenging PoS for ex· time, Im med em~IOY· S4l-4174 more. 542 FUiierton Nli M t 11 , G ti •r. ·rr Ptr G ~"" C II M I h ~-86l8 us se . en e • --nt.'C. or · eercs EL TORO per secy w/xlnt typing&. ment. a r · e c Oak princess dresser Al<C Samoyed. Beaullful horse. Sorrel mue 15 ~*llJ>aPl'r ramcn.. ear Plumbing, HB S3tH4S2 dlctaphone skills. Exclt· 847·26SS w/beveled mirror. Xlnl female, 6 mos. $100. Call hand.~. EndishtWcstern ~mompeT'·~•n;e:t.:r:a!~ Pnnling -2709'l LaPai: Ing Cast paced Npt Bch ncu ... ICI"'... cond.SJOO.Aft2.846-6090 SJ6.Z37S GcwegeSGle 1055 13y~.$4001olferM2-8i86 ... .. .~, ... c.Tr.u• MISSIONVIEJO R.E. Ore. Call Llla . ~ ._" ---y IO"S ••••••••••••••••••••••• v.ic. after 7 wee..,. wora. ~ ~ -r 833-2900 Sm electronics co, mov· Fancy oak highchair $150 ""to CMit ,. M I I h · · bid" IJ.fAJSA. ,_. LW'><\ Prr .... "'On n-...-~-' on . C S II k bo S75. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ov nl( sa e. c airs. .. .,,ir-....., ,,,_n, =u<.-u 2A3>5La lllll M 11 tng t.o Sao Juan ·irpo ma oa ice x . , . supph~s. many other l.A!nfy hay. SS.85 -Mon. IPM tOPM, & Tues LAG~Nn: lllL~.S a SECRET A.RY seeklog penon exper'd Walnut corree tbl $85. Moving. h ee Lab &. itemH Wed ·Sat 339\1 r.r.. JlM o-cty HorM
,..IGHT CLBIC IOAM GPM No exper. For mfr co In C.M. Good In l u n Ing R Jo' & Oak halltree seal $'15. Cotden retnever. mil<. 9 Sii . L l . U V Tr•• t • w /Ill i " wanted. Apply in person n~c. Apply In person. typing & IL S/H s'kilb, Mi~wave filters. will 640-7:>33 ~.All black, looks Ille ver an ern · ,..
nnJy A~k for &w Coral 1660 PlacenUa Ave. C.N . 2300'l Lak<' Forhl salary commensurate w 1 consider trainee w/some · -Retriever . All s hots. 493-2375 ,..-clteM
KL-el Motel. 264S llarbor.1·---------i LAGUNA HlL!-5 ability &. uper. CaU electronic bkgrnd. Lurk Oak dresae; 1225. Cane tags. neutered, f!rca\ Racquet Club. 0755 An· SummerClearance·Sah:
<.:M PRJNTINt 63l-0700. Engineering, 866 W. 16th rockier $125. Oak table personality. loves kids. d e lc, Ir vin~. 9 to 5 S table Male r.-ku .
-----, ET 34312 ~~~c1~~}11wy. St. N.B. 642-9206 nso. 962-2607 llsebrkn. raised outside. fhtSal. /\ntlques. toys. save ... $17 .95 Nun1e Aides. We are i.eek-OfF.S ..,. 833-09'll afl 5:30 nusc Nutro Doll f<·o00 ... 2S $6 19 •rue nul"S(! illd~ tu care OPBA.TOR TECHNICAL um-·~......... Wedeuver.OpenSun.
for our elderly paucnts 300 Au DICK. Plate ma k 286Sl MarRuerite Pkwy *Secretaries* ,..-ITER CLOSE-OUT 4 beauufuJ kittens 2 black Neighborhood Sale: Exec O'IC...t.'• Ft9d •Tod& ~::~~~~a~t&n:~u~~Jr~ ing.~~":f!:!:.i~ Eq!:~1~:i;1~n?p1yr l~gal/GenlSJ3K Opport:~Y for right MOVIHGSALE. ~:~l~.~~t~~w~·~~ area. clothing. furn. 2544NewpartBlvdCM
M ba"""' -....--r• M/F Bkkpr/Constr/Genl nH"CIV'I lo have a long AU Items reduced. Rare lramed 8444904 stereo eqwp . b1cyclei.. Cacross from Orange Ca ll r:. , (iron "'' al 234 Pt.Scher Ave, CM · Em"loyers Pay All f'ees Cm~· ~· ... ,anmnnt wnlin" collectibles & rum. 423 Co r . Dart mo u r & County fairgrounds I !'>32-~. i'ounlam (;on 5"0·9371 • · Re' d I\ ~ """'" ... " Sh ·b lit" B .. h ""c. iu>o.tD ,. ~z in ers gency assembly. lest & operal· Jlsl Street. Cann ery G.Ctrmllk Kiin · er orne. " ' <n-1"...,.,.. valeseent ll~pital. J83:> ~~~~~~~~~~I Sa1lmaker 4020 Bir:ch St Ste 104 11 N e h 968-7793 W, l.uVela. Ora n~e .: Positions with sail loft New-Beach,833-8190 illgproceduresforeqwp-Va al(e, wpt c . 494-8178 Hoia1lu11dGoochl06S
Jo'nual ()p•..nr ~mploycr PRODUCTIO..a ...,. • b • ment used in petroleum 675-\000. Trash to Treasures. •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• -· _ __: __ .:.. n avsilable. Exper. des1rn· Call for Appl/Esta 64 Industry sub·s urface Alaskan Malamute. l yr. bo BPW
Nurse. back otrice. for HS.PERS blebut.notrequlred.Call direction finding. Will ANTfQU E EN.GLISH fem . A sweet.heart. nds Newport Jlar r PoolTablc.eu~t.omslalc •t 541$-3466 OAK Se t Good 4th Annual Rum maite x tJ with ace~. $375 2 gen practioner, Nt'wport SECONDSlllF'T · ---------work directly wilh pro· · 8 s !'ltx. gdhome.8'6-G36S Sale. Clothing, books. blllck & white Pon TV Beach. 646 3944 _ We ar .. ac·centin" "P· SALESC .. "'RK c~u•rrv ~c-Ject engineers. We orrer oood. 1135. Ph 673-3234 "-t ., .,. h rx h M
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" •· "' .. ,.,.,. -~ 1 1 v-m ~ 8 competitive starting 6 lcittens. to f?ood home. mtSc. "" ique. c .. s re· ....., eac . orse comp. phc:allons for production Needed for hardware Position 11vailable for re· wage. x Int benefits Upright piano. Front In· Hunt In gt on Beach. gi.ster, lots or arts & cran stereo. AM Jo'M S50.
helpers on 2nd shifls Mon dbltributor. Manne ex-liable, con acientloua package & a desirable lays. attached brass cun· 53S-O:l21 supplies. Sat/Sun Sept Gret!n platform rocker
t.hru Fri. 9am-llam &. penence necessary. Call person. Enjoy xlnt com· Orange Co. t~allon , dJe.holderB. ~7Sl·5564 ~31. 401 E. Bay St. CM. $7.50645-3063
1·3pm Xlnt s alary. 549-9671 ror appt & de· pany benefits. Apply SendresumeloScientifac . . f)-ee adorable kittens. s 9-4 benefits & Rood working tails. E.O.E. MtF/H 9/\M·noon, Mon·Fri. Drilling Controls. 4040 Victorian Maple sel : ·weeks old. house tnined •---------K:ookware for sale. 19
cond 's Come to the _____ .......;.._.;.._ __ , Personnel Campus Or .. Newport Bedstead. co.mmode. ~ Doors. drapes. ovens. p I e c e Wate r I e 11 s Pe~I Dept to com MARRIO"n HOTS. Beach, CA. 92660 ur call dresser. Desks. Maple. burners, washer, dryer. cookware set. won In eon-
pletean apphcat1on. SAUSCLHIC 900NewportCeoterOr DonSwanaon.557·9051. pi n~. wal,nut-vcneer, Fwwffw• 1050 misc. 94112 Daytona test for saJe at sacnfice CAUFOAM for graphic & drafting Newport Beach tolding. Mirrors: Oval. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cr.H 8 . pcicc. S2SO or beat oiler.
l6661 VonKhrman s u pplies. P h one & EqualOppor Telephone tsolicitor s round. rectangular, Call494_-04()ij~=------
l-· ~nu"IOp .. p ""mplyr counter ordera. fo'/T Employer M/Y neededimmedlately.t:x· s having. Copper : Henef1t Garai::c Sale. -• • ...... " "' Neatappearar\ce. S3 hr. per or wlll train. Conve· Lavabo. Posher, tray. **I BUY** Unusual items. furn .. 2 Port. T. V. $40 & S4S
Professional Cake de Master Blueprint SECY/BKKPR ruenl hours for stud1 ent. washboard, kettle. We Good used Furniture & (1.c Sat. 458 Pnocctoo. ~~k-~nyl. Bcoffndlce1 coucd,h 234F1ScherAve.CM Noselhnginvoved .• ...r. b 3-: .... /\ 1 --OR I II CM _,,.,.uque xra.u corat-0r 25-40 hr week. for saJI loft. Exper reqd. Houri '"'uus your .... qu"0 • PP iances WI l20 Sm end table Slfl ti
-1-$-9240 540..9171 r~11 forappt . .,.o ... A"7. Y wage, cahn e~-~11 GRANOMA"STRUNK sell or SELL for You 4 Fanul" Sale. Sal/Sun. man rubber .. art •"'· Nurse. practrca <Ir ------------------• ...., ,,....,,...., up lo $3.75 per r. "°" U40elMar.SanClem MASTlltSAUCTIOM 611 Kn"owell Pl. CM . .,.....,...,,,., • -~ nu~·s aide care. for Pt.time office htlp S/11. __ S_E_C~.Y~/B_KK __ P_R __ , 754-1601 after lpm. 492·2010 6"L •616 & 13~9625 "~c. ~t.3 ,;,..,....,..,.,...~..;..;...------
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ambulatory elder I} II •-1 L bk S£LES rrr s M Fr Li·~ .. _ ... '"""""' male. Livc·inoroul. Pvt lypsng, payro .,. 1 e · ""' · l · • On· '" "' TELEPHONE SAL~S· ,...... 80IO Belgium-loomed Oriental kpgforgt-n'lcontractor f'fl'forSurfAndSPort. bookkeepinl(. good typ-adverUsing,full&part·.,.....49CH Excr d e-.k . e lectr. rul('(. Co ur1 s t a n
_home. 645-0002___ f1ex.lble hrs & informal 2224 Newport .Bl. Np\ ing. Salary n<.'gollablc. time. $3.00 hr '" com· ••••••••••••••••••:·~·· CASH PAlD typewnter . butll'd table. ··Kastumar " H'J" x 11 ·c··
NURSE.RYMA.H omce11rrangemenl.Cllll Bch.Ph 67!>-7874. Newport H arbor m 1aa1on. 835-7296.FRG HT DAM~.Gl'~D Forgdusedfum,anti· pocket watchc1>. IUOltC and6'7"x9'10".Xlnl
S48-0'741. ---------Lutheran Churc h, 798 SJS..9692 llOTPOINT SAI:J'~. 3308 ques&clrTV's957 1H33 opal. star ruby & mi:1l'. cond. Nearlyncw4'4"icl>: .. ull·llme. mature male SALES GIRL-part·llme. Dover,NB.548·3631 W. Wamer nr Harbor NothrnR ov1:r $151>. Rel(al s haf( ru i:
over 21. 6 Days 1n<'I ---------1 needed for Purse & Tow Truck Onvt>rs ex SantaAna.979·2921 KJt. tbl. 2 chrs. uphlsd S al/Sun 10 5 . 1 JS4 b«>il(e/gold t rullt /black
Sat /Sun Work with Real&tale jewelry store, c:ltper Se<:'y/Recept. per'd . Top pay Apply ~.kaler1 •. !~27g8n111.tvcurt PauJanno.CM.SS6·138S Call640-2032or640-2813 plant..'!, lre<..'!> & dellvt•ry EXECUTIVE helpful but not nee Min. 60wpm typinR. G&W Towing. 7408 CASH PAID _. ,,.,.,. ~per prcf'd $300 Hr L0£.._.0FffCER Salary. Apply at SS7 W SOwpm shorthand, hlvy OhmsWay.C.M.642 l2:>2 Wshr/Oryrs/Re frllil DROO"" SET 6 p Gl\RAC;to; SAl.E Sat & Mw.try 1070
up . Lag u n 11 II J II is An !9th St.. c. M or call phones, good public re a workrng or not 957·8133 BE "' cs. s u n 9 . 5 . 1 9 8 ., 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nursery, Inc t:I Toro. A position is available 631-0425, 646·5210 for Uons prefer exper with TRAl,..H Haywood Wakefield ma· ChesapeakeLn. HR. Corum wris t wat c h . 8:M>-56SJ. for a person who haa a a..,,. geriatrics. Excell. co Aircraft parts store. neat Used Ref rig. Washers. pie, 4 poet.er bed. $800. Mt"n 'q 18 kt yg. Bntnd
-----desire to join an 8 g.. .,.._. benefils. State safnry de· appearance required. d,-ycrs. Best buys anf,f PP. 846-4258 2 truck loads of Antsqurs. tk---W, Ofrcr. 759 .. 9273 L..v
HURSES AIDE W"f!SSive mort1ea1ee loan SALES sired. Send resume only S40-?S8C. Best Service. 536-0911 Couch S40 lstunf > Cof· Hall tree. ice box. cloc:·kS', mstc.
ORDERLIES company <loing business Hick fa S to M · Se g a I 2 6 6 Gas stove. double oven, f Tbl ..,,·c End fbi S25 lam~. and lots mon•' -:....._ _____ _ /\BOVF.AVERAGI-: 1n So. Orange Co OrY rm Orangebl0880m, Irv, w . TRUCKDRIVElt ee -.,. 8 20181 Blrrh Fri /S·tt Mi~ IOIO
STARTING W/\C ~ Preference will only be has Ptr ia1es oppty for 912714 Drive trucks, move furn ~~~~~l~~ng con~. ~ ~a&'s d SIO.blT~ 557-8271 ' · •••••••••••••••••••••••
Appl)' \() Newport Conv Jiltven lo a colle1te gr ad mature lady. Why not gel SEC'Y TO $950 Will train. Apply C.E chairs. s$>./~l ~f~~ ~ee G 8 rage s a 1 e . ... u 11 COPY Ml.CHIME
Centn , lSSS Superior currently employed in back lnlo selling In a 'T' ,,,_, 1 kill Su r p I u s 0 rt i c e .....,.k., cedar panellln" b e d r 0 0 m .., e 1 • ... a 111 • 9 ea u t If u I , Ave, Npt Bch. the. field of banking. A pleasant. lnt•r"'s\ing aopsecre.a •• a s 8· foumiture, ~ Placcn· Wash er, Ory e r s. ..-~ " .. I ... " 714/979-9841 714/1rl'9 SOSO c M 7/8X10x60. Sat. only. 710 refrigerator. Jil1rl'11 blkt'. versalilt'. guaranteed. NlJR.'il::s AIOES, lraininit calll. re.al esla'! rcense Hickory Farms Store. • . lla, . . Mu Ill c Y cl c d e I u x c llellotrope. CdM 640-0372 lamps. dolhc-:.. r;irf)('t. ll<'ll very cheap 968·216.'l cl~ start lmmed1all'· Is required. Excellent Sec Mr Thompson at Semi retired couple to TVPlST. fast, accurate. models only. Completely toys. Fri & Sat. 10881 _;,.;..._:..._;....;. _ __:.. __ _
Jy All shifts. Apply 1445 salary /comm ~<'hedule South Coast Pla%8 Lower manage 60 unit adult ~per. for busy word pro-rebuilt. refinished Yl'ar ~. painted pine bed w /3 Obs1d1an Court. Foun· LUGGAGE TAGS
Sttpenor,NB permlt6 unlimited mall compl eK C .M . No cesslng -typesettJngor. Guarantee. Your rho1ce large d r awerte un-tamValley.775-0435 ct -----• personal growth & im· . children. no pets. $600. fice near 0 C. airport. SJJO each. Sale ends derncath. & bookcase from your bl.LStnl'flS car h
..UltSES AIDES mediate income. Send Saleslady ror dress shop. gross. 63J-29SO. THE OFfi"JCE. 549·2188 1011ns. Coaat Appliance headboard. Sl2S. 494·Z417 Must go! Dmlmc set $.175. Send ooe card fol" e~ ,.~rr or P/T , 7.3:30 or resume to. G . Kaufman, Over 30 pref. Part lime. 714_S:J7.zs.t2 eves. Lamps $JS pr. Misl'. l9g plU.S one spare. e
3-ll.30. On going train· 620 Newport Center Dr .. 64S-l665. Service Station Atten· Typlst /Receptlonlst.~~~~~~~~~~I hems 317 crest. tJB. rl'turn permanently & if A 1 Ste 211. Newport Beach. dant, exper'd. Day le Bookkeeping PX~r re.I: Sofa. coffee tabh'. Ouk St>aled attracuvc I.Mg & mg cert. prog PP Y CA 9'21660. Sales lady Jor ladies Eves. Full & p/time. Ap· q'd, Pt·Ume. 64S-M41. Good upright Freezer , desk priced lo sell WESTCLIFF Mrap. ml•etinJoC atrltnc
foiagship Conv Center, fashion boullquc. Npt ply, Shell Station. 17th & t~tfree SSS.C M. 3.6P M. Sat/Sun. 32s REMOOEl SALE l.D rt'(luJrcment:s. Pr'· = :;g11h1p ltd, N 0 Recepl.iorust/ Typist, p. Bch. 645-6206 Irvine. NB. TYPIST fRECEPT 642·8159 Poinsettia. CdM. 2 couches SllO $200. EnU'}· vent loss & th~fl ! For a
-u.me /35 hr wk. cquJp. SALESLADY. mature, ServiceSlaalwnd. Ftror Property Memnt Co. AircondJtloner.SOOORTU. Maple 9. sofa. mtch lov-c11blncl$30,Studentde11k ~::!~ '?:b~~~·o;:~ NURSlr~ OR RH leasmgco 644..s31JS p/t, ro~ unusual boull· rrr. Comm. ~r:f. At:-~a~~l ~681~/~:~r::~d~ ~cell. eond. S1.SO caah. est. dln"g l!et. se11ts 10. sas. type'wnl.er llland SlO. "Oay Glo" poper &. WI' ~~· Above avr,raRfl Rccept!onlst, p /tlme. ~~~·0~gh~;ri:,n nc:~ ~t'J>4 S. C3l y, g telephone calls In. a 646-4376.CM ele<' dryer. lamJld, rork-~~b..J..\~';l55· Ji:~m~e~ will b1tck & lnm your
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Superior Ave. Npt Bch RECEPTIONIST SALESLAD';' for Jewelry =E ~~1H"; P~· 9Apply Typiat trainee. 50 wpm, clearung oven, dlx $250. 12· two-pc sectional, <'over disks S3 ou. Nat 'I szea Or 31~CES:
Of'FJCE llELP. full lltnt:. For Npt Bch Yacht bkr stor~J time. 543·3402 · y, ' for title Ins. co. N.8 873-0438 I pc curved. (it.'O Mags ZS.-ell. ~I 4/S UIRJ! tl.tiOelt.
f' I ex I b I e h u u r s . Sat & S un 9 . S or Oeves. SHlrPIMG ClBI( 833-78SS Kitchen range. chrome 646-4678 fl!telle, NH 6/9uu111 SI 501>a .
JHerbertHallJewele~. Tefephon<', fill ~g . SALESLADY Needsomeooew /ex~r. WAITHS top, griddle. xlnt cond. COmbming 2houses.must Peute oak desk, curved IOormoreSl.<i-Oea.
So. Coast Pluu, 549-1379 dupllcatinJC & ll typlllg. for exclusive cblldrens Jn all phases ol shipping. Exper'd only need apply. $1S. 675-0974 sell llviof( rm. duunl( & drawe r . King c•ustom S~l(.'ll Tnx lnchl<ll·d
-CallMll.J.1673..s:il L blott Jn So. coast Plaza. XJnt opportu.naty ln f88l CalJ676-7602(orappl bd t "I padd e d h ~sdh rd "' NO CNRD"
Office beJp foll ume typ ·~-tTV•tST ~!'!~·~. easentia.I. Call ~~gMc~~X!"..~riP. pl~ Wa1'tres•, experlen~ed .• ••• fkM••••••••••••••~~.'.? No:t~ac~ rb~ckp1tc1ko ~Pre 8 d. 8 drawl' r r>raw your own or send lng, filinJt. phones JllUK ~a" I /' • ,-.,.... _, ta An '.,, a ._ Coleman 8xl0 tcnl, St•1m, dr~cr, velvet decorator nBm(', address, pbOtlf' & nusc. $3.00 per hr, to Gen I ore ex per. self a Also P /T bartenders washer, baby furn .. & chair , ii ma II rocker. we'll make on1• can:! per
atart.!W8-5S4l Btarter. F /t, Npt orc.Salesperson,fulltlme,lm· SHllTMACHIHISTS Costa Mesn Country PUBUC'FURNITURE sltdeCal18.J3,.&27unfi misc Sat & sun. 194 tag.Add29euch.
I Id Salary ope n . Ca ll md. post. avail. Retail •c•...,.._s Club.540-7500 IUPJIQN* I-lower.C M 673_4899 Sendcheckor moneyor·
Office Monal(cr. ns e 675-7611 forappt. rounter.~50$8 • v• •-W I C kt 11 *""" Solid maple dresser. 4 --der\o. sales No experience "'-'-. required for Engll11h a tress-oc a •--.&.11.-7.~o•M drawe-. matchinn mir ot11•aGA.RACHR rtLOTrRIMTIHG neCt!&Hry, will train. ~person. aggretisl\e, company makln• hlllh Wa ltreu. P /T . Wiii ,_,. .~ r '"' " JtVr
Pref 2S yrs or older R.E .SaJes "Lic.Only" poslUvealUtude. Full or clau. custom.made troln. Npt Bch Joe fDa•raW.tc~I l"Of',llint .$80.962·8930 Adullblkes.AnUqut'Oilk P.O.Box l'60 M7~ or <714)523·4115 TMMICIMG P/l, Eitper. or will tr9ln. 11hlrt11 . New premises S.S-71M8. REPOS Maple dinkl" table und ntmolre. Onk chatr!I, Collta M<lt'la, ca. 921626 eves6:wltnd.,. Apply lo person, Stan· I,. I thl • n 0 S ai n Id _...,. Oru.ms.KJdstoys&stuJr PllON"'MAT~· OfAC1411H dnrd Shoe Store. CM. ~n n,. n s area. WANTED: No. LaJtunlf STOCKLJ~UIDATJ N two ch rs. Sol wuuu. Sat. St•pt 30, 9am-2pm; i:. ,
Painttt, carpenter brick IMRIALISTA.Tl7 :m?S.Bristol. ':"'be experienced in Beach. Older ludy or Lovely Blrd.~eye Maple 1'umedlegsf120.646·5994 132J0Ul11«iterOr.CdM. Telephone answutng ,, 1 11 J Ir shirt makJns. Top P•Y· moth r()f ounRthlldt.c bdrm set Barre l machine:c w/warr, rn.
"liJe,aCQ\d..,ca ce tnJ! Pree tralnng youSale!penontorgourmet S59·Ul96 Mr Frank care1or.&~endmy 7·yr nutwood armolre Must sell <flnlnR rm Movinl(SaJe, Bed. sofa. w/remote,SJ~9. ~~~~p~l~.hr~tl:~~ q~~Y;.,l"t9ffA660 food . Jira flexible. Ro8tron,mornlngsonly. oldlovely,wc:lll>chnved dc1111ers chests bunk sldeboard.f<hutch$3$0 bookce e plllnl'I RoKc:r,750-3791 . ~t. m°edlcaJ. vacatioo. -" .. '"" Hlckoty FMMI, l"asb.lon Shoe Sates. t> ;T , top d•ughter to Et Mure: bedt1, dl~lng lbls & chrs. ~\";o1~~:w~~~ baskets, n·c~rds. HnQ: frvlnc Racquet Club, ~ ~11 .ls.land64(M030 grade, no Sund .. llrly + school. Your home or chinaA. bAr st.oolA. sofas •• &.o-03l6Scevea hammOt'k,ctc 497-2023 fe'nmtly Membership.
• · comm. + lncenlJves le mine . 487·2362/evea It lovcseat.a. rockers. OC· c · · Jo' Jd -i!H-8429
Plll't Ume. ss.oo pe:r hr 15' Sales Personnel beneOta. Exper. nee. Mr. Reta. required. culonal chr•. hlde·8 OUAh • Ot'f'ta UU4 Player Washer & dryer $60 . 8IK>O ee pa . . per. m.L 8 AM to 11 AM. While or Mr. Marowlu. bed, s m oke s tands. Plano ltln\ cond St 9$0 Bumper pool l11blc $11(). Kingsltebt'(f ·
Must be 18 and b.lve car. W..ted: ....... S.lt.,.aa'e Westclllf Sbota, NB. magul.ne racks. color & Cwsto;,, made Judae·ti Desks. tables. choin1. oomplete, llkenew f1S.
1'19-Jml ...,.. 548..a&IM w....a.....••-n b11ck Is white TV's & ap c:hr, dnl cond. Sl 30. db1he11. 17932 Well bank 963-@.S
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plFl•,.',!ClSCea. PLUS LOTS 8G.STQ Ln.H.B.846-2920 ""·-~ •ra"•f"-...,., ••vo PayroUCa.rtt.Acct«bk8d S«'veral full It! plirl·tlme poslllons ~~ R.EGISTER NOWFOR • vw•""" • ·-""-."' .. eMCOUal lo handle acbl I rn mcdietely a v a ii• ble In our ules J mm e d . open In 1. WORK ON 1'.>e8k3, 30x60, side chrs. New Luv-rt.s1 1112e 1to14, now. Mc.a Ve~ Coun· Ume sbtt!tl. Ii payroll for d partmt'flt.. Experience desirable, but any female/ m1Je. WUltraln. ON.CALL BASIS IAV£ IAV£ SAVE rot~ry cl\rs, also exec lrg dock oox /Stora ae tty Club. Equity mem·
all employect. 1'ype HI~• aptitude will be c-on11ldetfd. For an Xlnl co. Mneflt. Ir rapid W!:STCLJFF W h Bof" MC desk &creden.za. 957-070\ box. c hlldrens. toys. bershJp. Call $40-307l alt
-'"Art -Call 1 t I I asc -t ct our at.ore mana1or lncre••eo11. Deltronlc, ...... "~·1 e o~or "' · 11ame.a. bla wheel. P"(lal ePM. --..... ..xa _.. 8~ erv ~w Pe ""'' 8 ~ Corp 921 &Iler c M .... m~~ust.~ Caabitt 1Check11ls caah. Kina atu bed, complete. ear . clothes. wrought ..;_ _______ _
LafCuna ~la Sch Ii 17 ,4, 644•5070 ~ • · · ~..oe-:,1:..752.9u.8 No peraon11I c h ecks sas · 1210 Park Newpe>rt Iron plan~ atand, bakt'Mi Rex Brandt watcreolor,
4llN4Sf6 for-• blPLEA.51 E l! FboodJ ,,. 1valla 120S, Call 840 63419 Sal rnck, LotA more. 9 to 3 x Int su bJ. framed .
PBX Ana. Serv . .i..3·11PM . 9tatt now. local Am1uy e. tema1u e .. .topro· i·noon. Sat/SUn 1097 Glen Cr. Marantutcreorec. Must ::=J!,'1~:'I·.:1~f. ~~ofCil~~(;;') . ~~~t1~r ~·ea~~: PeoplTh:~:~~~ple 11~SAUCT10N °1n1le Wat11rbed lnr l 54&-0lS7 11t1c.6?6-91•7·
ty. Bencifit1 6 vac. ~l!::: l$l.2J~l5 In•· Yov pick the houn. DAJLY PIL01' 21775~Newport Blvd CM fr1mt1, headb~. ~,_Ta &t Garaf(c Sale Snturday f.ennox Chlna-Kinl("ley.
Ul·S840 Mo a •Ftl., '4 i••uleltd.~tcen'11W "4·5010 on a11l.at. For 1ppolot· SERVICE DIRECTORY &tMl82S ~ heater. Gd cond.?"1/b l ~pt. 30. Many mli1c 83 pc SI~. Worth l20()0. tAM.aPM. rnent call 8'2· 1008. la all about! ofr. 962-0149 ~ m I Pinon Or 11 n Perlt!d cond 640-~
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Tnicb '560 Trw:b '560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• St. Miiier Vochh ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Open Road 2:r. st~ o,
t'UU Membeniblp in M('$1l ~ \i1obn w t'~. IJlle nt'w ~nyo Quod ri~v•r rr .,.. t' ... 2 ...., lint llond;a cu!ll b<·outy com p 1 et e I y ll t• 1 f
Verde Country C'lub $100 t'()f'(t .-hanicer "trk rt' .., tanK>n ' ..... ooo ('U 7~. $9'7S 1976 llonda cooUl.lned W/'~tras $:J.300
Anffque1/ Cloulc~ 9520 U.!.!.!.!.!_.••••·~··••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---··----
GoU·Tennll1 Swlmm1na. MG~ ~ c"'"""r. 4 apJlir~ nM• ... ,11 32'(',or unado ·73, S2K.~ CR300. $00$.493-3311()_ """c .... ., -urn.,, • .,..,.... 32' Enc.on '72, $29.500 -~-------t1 h ia l tt 6 1 Ho s s ~c 9&4 2T23dyt.,840<19lti Office,.,...._.& hrr cao d1:11'1i 1100 40'S.•awoll'70.K~.~ '77 llONUA 7$01-' Mint..., • ..,_ F Hoad11 lcr. 1.1taolutt-
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~~--.._.._.. 1015 &46561'8 ~·Coronado mmt $72.500 l'Ond Fully drrued -..,...nLa e, xlnt cond. rla.~1c. body by m.ii.ln ...,...P'""'_ ( ) .... ..., ...,900 firm •92•57cc air, awnmg, many xtraii 1 1 1 25 Canarles & 1-\nchei. for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714 ...., ... ~i •• .. ...., t6200 p P. 522.879l or ta 1an c t'll11(ncr. 100
we.Mu l ~ll f''a:st,ftm USIDIUTMICl ............... (213 )598-~ '741'SlMSutukl.Z300ml .. 82'1·51..U mudc . Chry s h.•r VIL $101.o~ IMO 2612 Wood " metal dr11kA , ... ,.... ... ... 1 ..... t 20' (•..rl Vik vlftt """'d No dirt HIV\ ---------wires. m1nl. lo Oll • lltM ciud fllci. ~ l...elll'r ••••••••• •••••••• ••• •• • "*' ""8 "vtmien . ...,, '"'" . . ..,.,.,. AMlo 5er'flce, rarts 67~3590 STILL IN BOX
19 pc ata1nln~ '""I
waterleu cookw11t1· sno Savi" sioo 64.2 1634
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114.'f·n-t .. ry i·hr .. $lOS.W ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!Ii!;. Newport 11hp ~Ho.s.Sale~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1967 Cus tom Cad1ll::ic _....... R...t/Stor 160 '70. V 8 V.aga Wn non. Pk~!',,:,. 5how winoer I IC d1•1•11unl "" nrw ..,. ~ " .. ., 67:)....,.,.,
lunutun' 8 41 ' Coronado S111 lbonl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Partially completed 300 ---------( t: 'itlRPLll~ lm, fiberalus . ..-ustom 1971 ~ h.p. $3000 invested Must 1950 Chevy, xlnl cond.
2044Pl1u1•ntlu. CM teak lnterior. two hllads. 1 ,..,._. Motorlto• sell: Sl .000. or orrer $31.50.
I.JI 277'1 OATING ~~k!~ ~~~l:: ~~=tii F'uii;-s~tr containe d. wknds. aft. 6pm898-6073 5.'16·0321
l8'' IHM F.u~· Hohl FDCt' do die r . n ew covt"rll, Generot.or. 2 atr cond1· Custom cmpr s hell tor 1940 Ford pack up
Apllne p 0u .,.r11 "hl·t•I '/.. l'tHypr t)h• ~ ·orr THIS Perkins Ol«ltlel. This boat uoners. roor top air. TV longbed mini truck. boot rblt eng $1700
w,11 HP motor ,101 Th2llG8l11)'11 ltwtMfftM lllnucelltntcondiuon ent enna. CB rud!o. included. Dave afl Spm 545·2536
\"OOd, S:OO 9113 7396 BOAT ACTION IS ~.ooo Call Ron 11£\er l\MtFM s ureo tape. hke _900-_1_056 ______ 1 _ •
Ca..r.ce Sal• For Buri Ing &PM. 714-63:1·38tl4 ra> new Ures & other extras • p Cln new 11.Sf'd & r..t1lt NI -..--too numerous to m en· 54 orsche eng. · 1940 rL YMOUTH Ci E Au eonditbw-r mutor
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py111g O\;I CbUl<"' ,,M 1h•i.k Or S.I Ing St.. Miiiet-Yochb UOn. Very, very clean. bolt~~raart.s. 2 DOOR SEDAM ~ 13119 v •lu1• ut 1ioo And tor the 22' Catalina •l $4.~ Look al this one before ---------• 6 c Y Ii n de r, w h 1 t e ~t ~ml.nli(lon l a Int IAtntln 23' l!:rlcllOO 'T6 $7.900 you buy! CaU Truman al Extra Scout ll, new rim & sidewalls and more. A
rot>Y S.U00 valul' 111 ~ BOATING N EWS 2:5'Cal '14,$9.SOO H-78 lire. good h.d. reaJclassic. <271UPY >
M 144, St~ value 1tt c:M<kourtront 2$'Catahna fromS11.SOO 1boc k s. 8esl oUe r .
$400 R•vln 300 Modt•I pa~ Index ~lly. 27 'Catallna ut SlJ,500 646-1140 $2995
lhnd Cortf'r $4000 'alu•• 'I (714)8-46-2754 ~0:a~~~()d:~~ l •Ll\)ijlt•1 (2l3)598-9W AMtosforSale ~===':.o°:!
al $1995 The-..(• m4<'hrn•·tJ 12 tl. Kite. new sail. with ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16661 BEACH BLVD.
M\' Gu.trimte('C! t<• lw In 9. Jo'old boat dolly S400 675·9454 or ~.~/ 9520 HUNTINGTON BEACH
hit rla.as wortuni.: order ••so ~Tom _..cs 842--0631 540·S164
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NEW W~dd1n1 Cio,.n IMPt:RJAI.. Aft5,MS-4829 2.S' Catalina, ·77• Newport cootained. Lotsofxtras . 'J2 Ford VS Rdslr. cmplt·. _ slip. VHF, depth souodr. """'2283 ed -never worn. siie 9· lart' & COPY PRODUCTS IMh.. U•:lu•ce/ mil a table dingy. knot ~ l.Y rest.or from bottom Recnatioftal 4 Wheet Drins 9550 4 Wheel Drf'fn 9550
pearls. SlOO. 9821939 ~S46-4Y06 StrYlce fOZO meter. 3 sails, like new, RENT-New '7822' Motor up. A real cherry. In· V.Wdes 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
1boma•Orianw1\.hbwlt Pricnc•be ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU.000.7H /67~. Home. Loaded . By terested buyer s only,••••••••••••••••••••••• '78Bronco.lakeover ........... __........_.... Bo t """1 Ute ·or d / k t 675 5832 please. Call Mon thru '70 20 ft n-.,. R d M If M m *1'eo \..'UUUCran t'nh ~ .. VR"'lil'o ai re,....r, • ma} L d ay wee mo. · Fri. <2l3) 442.2750. Aft v.,.,i:i oa . payments.~ usl :it-II with matiress ~~194 -----0111aa /wood. Re finish. Wi\NTE~: 1 ~ 14• com· 7pm (714 > 644.~736. new e ng & int. S7500tor Call 7Sl-1770 P.tt 8087 Exp, Guar. J-536-9909 plete witb trailer. Must For rent: '78 Pace Arrow. • (er 645.5722 CM
Mayta& gas dryer. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• be good cond & reasooa· 2:5'. loaded. M/C. Bra nd l963CorvairConvt.
cood. Also pet door Moluccan Cockatoo 12 ~M9'hte _1.._ ble.646-2133 ne w . Win ter rates . Sl950.Call
$t9.UJU uk for Joyce mo old gentle, $1000 .,.,_.. ~Y u • S I 558-3060. 549.7054 p P i n c I u d es c It g e •••• •• •• • • • •••••• • • • •• • 12 Montgomery oop,
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2S24 Ha rbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA 100+ yds pale lemon ~21 Spinuer pole $30, roller w/lrlr. $800. $750. Open Road 18""2' Mina· 1959 Alpha Romeo Rdstr.
plus h c.rpe l & pad reefing Sl3S. Emergency S36·4446 motor home, 51K mi, ~c eng, s spd t.rans.
$200/bstoffer. 644-0669 _ Bird Crazy• Biter? We'll radio$30. 67a.&096 CAL 29 clean, 875. 642-1688 $2500. Call 549.7054 UF89664)
$8385
'76 XLC Scout, Oy full;,
loaded, P IS. auto. bucket
seats. crwse cont. 4X2
drive. s upe r sha rp.
SS.3S01PP 714·586-~
'77 'n T . Chevy p U • 1--7 _14_,/._5_4_9_-8_02_3_
loaded. like new. ik>st Of 1977 JEEP CJS Approx 100 yds It. gm cpl. ha.od tam~6921 loah. Power 9040 Race/cruise. loaded, 20 It. Argosy. 21,000 mi. '66Cad Conv. SUNSET fQRO neMt1 new, good qlty, ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt. $23,900. P /P veryclean,$12,SOO $1700/offer
PX). lm-l6&6 PiClftCK & Orgaas 8090 St.t Miier YocW. _840-_22.SS ___________ 646-867 __ 9 ______ 64S-672Z ___ C_M ___
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54-40 Garden Grove Blvd
fer.963-0459 Roll ba rs. full cage.
Woo.n's ski boots. 6"1. •••••H··~r_.;:;0••:..;0•••••• 24'Skipjack FF$11.SOO '75 Field & St.ream, 22', '56Chevy 2·dr. WestlJl.IJlSter 636-4010
$1.5.Meo'ssJuboots,9i..-i, ~ " 28'Lubrsd!l.S21.000 25,000 m i's. cab air rbllengine &trans. SSO. Old sewing machine SPINET ORGAN 3 2 ' G r a n d Ba o k s loah. Slips/ + 0 w e n genera tor Sl200. ~0483 ~. Rau,
$50.stlis.758-9180 Model L ·l22 with J.$39,900 Docb 9070 w/10,000 BTU roof air.--------• Rods
REVERS. Owned by u 36' Grand Bao k s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded w tmany xtras, '40 Ford Truck. yellow •••••••••••••••••••••••
professional mus1c1an & 8-SS0,000 SUPS AVAii.AiLE S9950.CaU964-2678 paint w /flames, reblt '75 V-8 Ve~a Wagon
'" excellent condition. 40'Bristol trwlr$63.000 YACNewport646-055l fMMAC 27• PACE AR· ground up. flathead V8 Pa rually rompleled 300
W111g buck chair & pl· Now asking SSSOtbes t of. (714 )846-27S4 eng. 2500 m 1 's s ince h.p. $3000 invested Must
MOVING SALE
9540
SO.CALIF.
OLDEST JEEP
DEALERSHIP
ISMOW
SO.CALIF.
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Come sc~ & drive the Loman S30. Gold leaf cof· fer. Call 673-71'"' even-(213)598-9433 Slip Wanted: for my 54' ROW, avail for rent-low reblt, custm brown mler. sell! $1000 or Ix-st offer . ...., winter rat.es PP 646-4546 new ree &end tables $100 sngs & wee k e nd s; , . C fishing yacht .. Bonus . manyxtras.S7000U\vest · Afl6pm 898-6073 SPIRIT
both . tri pie dresser . 646-2158 days (Mon.· 5 7 c h r I s . 0 n n l e 2131833-4746 Trailers. Tra•el 9170 ed. make offer. 642-3370. .HUL-....J o,;.,.... 9550 beveledm1rror&twoJ6" Thurs> w~rt.alip_.encl.a.tt ,..,........ .... & · S165,000. 67"S-·~nor bostnesSJm112 needs •••.••••··~~···~~··•••• 1~ Plymouth Wondie •••••••••••••••••••••••
• rutestands $500, kingsiie Early 1900 Oak Upright 675-2172 permane nt slip for 27' :xi' Terry, 5th wheel, xlnt 32,000 ong. mis. Maroon 1978 Dodge Power Wgn CONCORD ~tbfr1tme SSO. Call: piano. Buuty, must sell ---------Erl cs on a al I boat. cond. A/C, $7200. P.P. with n ew Remington 4X4 Take over pay: COPELAND JEEP ---------• unmed. $700. 675 9747. 645-M'lO 522·8791 or827 5151 wtutewaJJs. Im mac. thru ments.
wtule spoke rim s & low
miles f699SLL 1. Also, new & used Alfa Romeos,
Peut(eots &Saabs.
BEACH IMPORTS
848 OOVESfREET
(Near MacArthur Blvd.
&Jamboree Road I
NEWPORT BEACH
752..0900
71 Ply. Trail Duster 4x4.
Sport · Dlx inter .. VS,
AtC. P tS . .PtB. chrome
whls. rad10. CB. only 8000
mi's. fac 2 yr warranty.
$7000/B.O. 731·7719.
New 22" rotary po~er n -ldwi·n upn'g ht, Model Grand Banks out. Sen ous inqwnes OD· 963-1988 200 I E. I st.-SA Fl A h · ..,.. Sip wanted for 38' ketch. "76 Nomad trader. 20"'1', ly.673·7692 ---------SSS-8000 '66 Bronco. needs body mower. 0 · way an-Hamilton. blond . like BstnWhaler-5eacraft N.B. Reward to finder or self c ont. Awnin g, '48JeepP U work. $800 or best. J ohn di~. mounted, re m ote new $650. 673-3984 Stan Miller Yachts desirableslip.1-682-7237. motorcyde racks. hke SELL 1dlt< Items with a $350or bestorrer. Mu Lt e r . 67S·5804 or
controls. 898-4ll2 SportflMJ Goods 8094 g~ ~ =:~~ Wante d : Qui et fa mily new. $3600. 839·9808. Da1lv P1lol Class1f1ed Ad 646-4574 Sell idle 1tem_s __ 64_2·_S67R 640-9274 eves
Maytag Washer & dryer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------needs slip or tie for like Mtos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, M•w 9800 Auto1, H•w 9800 Alltos, M•w tlOO
Mapl: twin ~ frame, USO pro.SO. Fen.ty BC. new 4 1 • s a i I b 0 a l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• ••••• ••••••• •••• ••••• •••••••••••••• s ki oota, s kis. 8 rt. depth guage, spear g un 1952 Chris Craft 28', twn References available .
mwboat. 12 ft.. cat boat <new ). $250. 675-0744 engines. overhauled "76. Please call Ron. 633-:1894
$1().$250 • VHF, fathom. new full
646-4618 Ohm ballet skis, Geze bi~· canvas. head. galley, Mooring wanted lo buy for
dings, Wilson J K tennis sssoo !)52.3139 36' bo t H ob a rt 3 b P Me al rac. Head mstr rac. Also · · a ·
Gru>der, 220V · $200. Ektolon racquetball rac. BRISfOL • BRJSTOL 36' Call S«--OlOJ
642.o433 962-265$ UnJOlte aft cabin, all WANTED : s lip for
xtras , loaded e quip. Beaiatiful Freepo rt 36
Wuerbed ,set ~· ~as S k i e q u I P · custom fly bridge, prof. sailboat. Resp. person. 5'50. Can l take it with O Ii n I K 2 I S pa u Id · maintaine d . $78,000 544-5470
me.673-4664.or67J.3671 ing/Solo m on /Cabe r -Owner 213·S94·0634 or ---------
demos·make ofr. 673-8096 213-799-2215 Slip wanted. Need slip im·
med . f o r n e w 33'
$3$each. 645-4589 TV, Radio, 32' Luhrs twn-diesel aedan sailboat. Contact Valerie NA. SM..o 1098 fis her. loaded. $33,000 8 toS, 640-7991 or aft 7 call Orange trees for your ••••••••••••••••••••••• flrm. 67!>-5844 Hardy 552-9156. baclcyrd. s yrs old Valen--. RYISIO ..... etas. bearing fruit in 20 1 ~ " loah. C-A &
1 R d I Rentals _,..... .. -9080 ga can5. ea y or Free Delivery wow•• Sid planting. 125 ea. Free •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Del. 2 trees or more. LOW AS $1 O. MO. •• '77 Pierce Arrow. w/t.rlr, !;;.~~·a~:.3 ·1622 o r (714 )549-704';1 Boat Sllaw Prices 190 OMC. 50 hrs, xtras. ---------!New wide 1>creen GE 1000 Ar I · PP. SS050. 833-2049
MOVIE POSTERS. old. home TV. $2300 Our~~n 1S fl. Ski Boat. G3 rucing
Lobbies, Slills, & Serials. 494·9388 writers cramps bull with 85 XS H / P
meld. Corrucs. big/little on the new Mere. runs great with
bks, etc. Buy /sell. lge Kenwood 9060 receiver l60 SEA RAY'S cover. traile r. s ki access. collections . Call Bill, w a lls $450. TEA C $26.50toffer673-302..'i 642·3030 exl. 12. C9am-A4300SX reel lo reel $4~.
l2noon.) T echn1cs Quartz S L
1400MK 2 turntable
w /Emp i re 2000 2
cartridge $350. All good
cond. 548-8779
T1 ••p Df'tation ••••••••••••••••••••••• c ;1rs. Sde/ ..... 9120
'67 VW Sqbk $450. '67 Hon-
da 305 $185. 8 /W tv .$25.
Refrig. $25. 8 track
am t fm s t e r eo SJO.
631-5493or 549-0433..
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171 to 30'
HARRISOM-S
SEA RAY IOATS
Bea ti·r 125 color TV 1 3101 Coaal Hwy, N. B. •••••••••••••••••••••••
u u in. · Older camper 4·sale, w /o ---------• yr warr. free dclv. $148 631 ·Z547 tru"k. $150. Stove &
Wing chair. dwn cushion. 646-1786 ·~~~~~~~~~ " Crystal. Antique pressed ------1-_ref_n_· g_. 640-__ Z'f_OO ___ _
glass,misc.494·7346 21" Color TV $99 1 yr '7323 Ft.ChrlsS7300 &dricCGrs 9130
war. Free del & set up. '77 :>A Fl. Skipjack diesel •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Upright, clean, o ld 2052 Newport Blvd .. CM custom Sl4950
American piano $600. 642-..'i340 •6528 ri. Toiiey $7900 Marketour. new ball
Desk, student size. oak AU xlnt condition! .,~!5002536 r oll-lop w /chalr $450. 25"ColorTV. Bkr.S48·SSS696G-3664 .,...,. 847·5672. Xlnlcond.
P P. 645-9736 Beaut. Century Cbeet.ah Moloriwd Mes 9140
Moped, Cr aftsman pwr 17', 22SHP Cbrys. marine •••••••••••••••••••••••
mower, Kng hide·ii·bed 2.S" Color TV. PP. Xlnt l/B, equip for skjiog. Moped Bare tta 38 2·
$75. Video game $200. cood. Must sell. trlr,sac. $3995. 1/866-3063 seater, lock & basket. 100 673-8096 645-3659 ml. $350. 673. 7944
lS' Fbrgls boat & trlr .. No
Carpeting·l40 yds, gold Beautiful 25" color TV. 2 e ngine, $350/offer, ~:f..~1 wool, used. $1 .SO to S2 50 yr wrnty, free delivery 494.-6893 91 50
yd. 496-1982or492·2010 S148. 646-1786 •••••••••••••••••••••••
25" Color TV. tbl model 1973 ColHllt w /tr Ir, '77 Suzuki PE250 $550. '69 Mhal•I091 $125. 9" Color TV. $7S. 9" $3000 • 979-82o9 Honda S L90, $125 .
Waahd 1081 Blk & wht portable $25. '24 Luger, rbll. eng. N.B. _840-4267 _______ _
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--~~~=~~ ~:~~ ~TA.it.Al( ~ s lip, $2150, mus t sell. 77' 6SO Yamaha . X lnt ~~~·4, -~-~'$•-~ »Uil.J..!~· ... ...J;'~·~''" <tfHMl.4~---,._ " ,. · ._,_ t>)e"ff<>>4'1'f aYu'ce ·'Wlit'l'l«irs-:l~ • ·1 &1 ·o\1'gl'ilal~owff«-imii. lafler6:JOP.M. 71.,,."7592 wkdys/~ ...,,,.~.,.,1
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Radio $6800 lo mi. xtras. $750/0BO.
ATTENTION
SKIERS
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in the Cla ssified Section
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673-8186 581-8634 ---------'77 19' Horizon 460 Ford, Honda '75 CL360, xlnt
t.andem trlr, lrick pump. cond. 5000 ml. $6~0
5.57. 9729 673-7944 ---------3 l ' Chrla Commander-Motor Scoot e r . elec.
fiberglass, bris t ol & Street legal, as m i range
loaded. Isl $20.000 laJtes. , ... e new $400 ~A"0602 Nwpt mooring avail. PP. ..-• ·'"""
673-4Z20 "73 Yamaha 250 Enduro ,
'77 Bertram 28' Oybridge $350. '75 CZ 250• ssoo.
cruiser, xlnt cood, Both v e ry c lea n .
$2541/499-1378 _536-4446 ___ • -----
32' Bertram "Mongoose"
b ead. a lps 3, fast.
673-400.1
SUruki cycle 50 cc.
needs wiring, $1.SO
673-4419
I 31 WHAi.ii Hood.a Elsinore 2SO. xlnt ... __ ... _ aU cood. '700. Evuu\UICI 50. tr er, ~V· 759-9180 er. P /P 840-2255
Great famlly fishlog boat.
G« to Catalina ln 1 hour.
Runs lftal. 25' Glaat.ron,
twin Mere e n(. $1971
SlUOO/olfer 873-3340
"73 Honda SOO, 4 cyl., Xlnt
cood. tlll()().
980-6682
"18 Yamaha TT500 very
clean, lllnl cond. xtr u .
Must see . S 9SO ......... ,
Clutw '° 50 714-493-6131 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Charter plush 7S ft. mot«
yacht, hourly or dally,
67$-2172 -87~7411
lo4lh. Sal 9060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"18 Yamaha XS500, et,
Ask $890
493-6472
T1 K•w. 1<21000. Like nu
Nu tires & 01t cooler
556-9'198
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si.11011 111 l 11 ke ovl'r orCLASSICS G>T koniJ with or w1lho1.1l
1wmnt' Mil W6 1977 Dodge Tradesman ll )'OW' car LI extra clean Sharp car! (Q87ULA> weben. reblt motor. al
100 Window Van. long l«'Wl rlrst. S7ttt toy~. rad1<•!" i.unrool
'11 0 110.uu l'U. ~ i.hl'll, bed. 8 cyl eng. radial IA.Ulll IUICK . M er6pm964·l205.
i. lnl rnml lo nu AM / l-'l\1 Ures. dnt body & t'n~ 292S Harbor Blvd Abo. 2 other new '77s &
11111• s ·.:>oo !'14S3llO 20,n110 m i. muat aell ,.._ u 97 """" over 40 '18s to choose IUYOR••.t.SE 162002.lo m1.loaded.blk ' · ·---~/Bat/ofr6•CH99S ....... ta ... e&& g._,., from.CalltLa·Wedtal! YOUI 197'i:Mw on blk. Ben Offer. Call ~~•••••••••••••!~.~~ .,, GMC. V8 350. PS/PB, WE BUY RACH IMPORTS MOW! att6PM .640-aMG
of 848 DOVE STREET ii; 2002. ahoWl'OOm cond 5eM, S297S/ r. USED CARS <Near MacArthur Blvd. Sunroof. atereo c .. ss. A IRAHD HEW I 97'
1100 DODGE VA.M
<Z<>JOBS <14039V l
ONLY $4999
IRVIHE DODGE
10 Auto Center Or.
IJtVJNE
830.3388
'76 CHEVROLET
SURFERVAM
Autom11t1c. AM t FM
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
lObO HARBOR ruvo.
COS TA MESA 641 0010
1977 Dodge Tradesman
100 Wmdow Van. long
bed, 8 1·yl ensi . PS, AT,
PB. radio, xlnt body &
l•ng. 20,000 m1. must sell
~.000/bcsl ofr 640·1995
1978FORD
CUSTOMVAM
Custom metallic blue
pn.int with striping, mags
with wide tires, bay WIJJ·
dows. AM/FM s tereo 8
track. auto. trans.. air
<.'OOd .. s ide pipes & blue
mlenor with rosewood
pllllcl trim, power s teer ·
uui. power brakes & ta ll
whl'el Immaculate!
'24W2l20>
SADDLEIAQ(
VALLEY IMPORTS
831 -2040 49s.4949
1 1 Chevy stick. 327, very
stronJC. New paJnt, & int .
TA radial s. s nr'f.
Detailed prof. Must sell
Uus wk. Call Doug <714 )
751 1337
Call 642·5678
9'00
546-8009 CALL GARTH lcJamboree RoadL •IMW• b t1auly ! 644·4aJ9 or
1 1 Dod1e V•n. 318 eng.. UaedCarMar NEWPORT BEACH •RESALIS• l:67iliiii3-.a9iiiiiiiliiii~ijii~~
super sharp. cstm int. $40.S630 752-0tOO '73 Bavaria l33'7HOX > 1•
U>adedw/accea. M7·9729 Allll 9707 '7420024 sp. !373LPI-'> IOIMclA!lf:N'S
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eng .. loaded. Cstm lilt.. ;s Audi 100 LS 4 door. 4 1620024sp. !569PQM >
3(f(m1.M7·9729 2826 HARBOR BLVD. apd. Ate. am1fm radio :n~w<J~ti!
1976 Dodge Van 200. COSTA MESA with stereo tape. $2195
Tradesman. auto. PS, ca11957-Ma.1wkdays. We may have your next
PB, AC, lo ml, M5-2018 WI IUY •llU V • ... * car in our inventory. Call
1 77 BXW 6J<i
AUTOMATlC Demo ·
Metallic paint. ster eo
caasette. air condiUon-
lng, power steering and
br a kes. Low m iles
(01Jl81
761h Ford ·Long window
van, 17,000 ml. factory
Installed, full cus tom
int., compl heavy duly
pkg. Koola. headers, mags. CB. exec use only.
675-3580
USID CilSl """ ~t00a1 !
We're the ne w Chevrolet AUOI SPICIA.LS• tJ 1·2040 495.4949
dealership ln the lrvlne 1974 Audi Fox. yellow, ---------=...,--
Auto Center . We need auto, 2-door. stereo. 8·
yoorusedcar! track , 44,000 miles.
(0631.GT) JOIE •$3,395•
MAC PHERSON 1~6 Audl Fox. silver.
'Tl Chevy Van. Factory ~air, Wt whl, PS, 114 ton
long. Clean. $6SOO/bsl
olr.968-7007
CHEVROLET 4-door . a uto. air, s un r oof. 19.000 m i l es. 21 Auto Center Ori ve (~)
JRVJNE •$4,995• 761-7222 1978 Audi 5000. 4-door.
'62 Ford Ecooo Van. rWIS auto. cassette. air, power
good,goodtires WANTED! steering, P tB. 15,000
8X> S4S-2S36 Late model Toyotas. miles. <ou97> •$1,995• '72 Dodge Van 6 cyl. auto. Volvos. Pickups & Vans. 1976 Audi Fox. 4-door.
fully crpt.d. runs good. Call us tAlday ! auto. s tereo tape. air.
needs tires & Frnl. end 31,000 miles. <299NWC >
work. AsJd.og S800or best •$4,495•
64.S-7905 1976 Audi lOOLS. 4-door,
78 FORD V A.N auto, stereo. tape, air.
34,000miles. (326NJE>
$9995
Thill RV is equipped wllh .... llRported
V-8. automatic trans .. air •••••••••••••••••••••••
cood .• power steering. G1Mrd 970 I
AM-FM radio and mags. •••••••••••••••••••••••
MUSTSEE! (3S2UC D) '76 Lancia Bela HPE. SUNSET FORD ~~~sis alr. 13K mi.
5440 Garden Grove mvd. Alfa Ro..o '70S
Westtninster 636-4010 •• .. •••••••••••••••••••
•$4,795•
WI All DIAUMCI
MAKE AM OffH
--~roil!
'7S AlIDI FOX St Wgn.
Auto. clean, $3200. Ph
496-779'
'65 VWVAN.2000mlonnu ALFAltOMEO
engine. nu clutch. pre· "1978 SPIDH"
ssure plates. T .O. bear-AM /FM. panguard
i ng. tra n s missi on stnping. !0020Jl ).
'72 Audi 100 LS, FM radio. runs good. Sacrifice $500.
& s.56-7595
linkage. Sl.200 or best of. $'2U
fer. 962-6466 40 more in stock·Call ror
..,_ W..ted 9590 yourbestdeal'
•••••••••••••••••• ••••• IEACH IMPORTS
WEWILLIUY
YOUlt DATSUN
PAID FOR OR NOT
TOPDOUAI
FOR TOP CA.RS
848 DOVE STREET <Near MacArthur Blvd.
&Jamboree Road>.
NEWPORT BEACH
7SZ.0900
'72 Audi 100 LS. 4 dr, auto.
Must sell. $12SO. 644·5596
or548-9m6 .
Allstfn.H•aley 9709 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For sale '73 J e nsen
Healey. x.lnt cond am/fm
$3600. Ask for Bill
964·19'&3
BARWICK DATSUN Scll lhimts fast with Daily IMW 9712 Pilot Want Ads . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 11\ I q,111. II II I• d ~·
831 -1375 493.3375
WEBJJY
CLEAMCA.RS
&TRUCKS
74 ALFA ROMEO
GTV
Electric sunroor. mags,
AM /FM & like ne w !
19SSWKK>. Huge inven-
tory of new & used. Call
us for your best deaJ. CONNELL IEACH IMPORTS
'17 BMW 320i. AM/f'M
cassette, air, sun roof.
x..lnl cond, ~. 645-4158
Olt.ANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
&
CHEVROLET &t8 DOVE STREET Sales.service-Leasing
<Near MacArthur Blvd. Roy Ccrver ,Inc.
2828HarborBlvd. &Jamboree Road). .Roi.ls Royce BMW
COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH 1.S40Jamboree
546-1200 752-0900 NewportBeach 640-6444
CREVIER
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1977 IMW
630 CSt
4 speed, a1rcond .. leather
inter'lo r a nd m ags Sierra color exterior.
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tJ t-2040 495.4949
'77 BMW JI.II
AUTOMATIC · Air cond1
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'76 BMW 2002 · 4 S PEED
· Air cond1t ion1n g.
c:wette decl<. C600P FX I
'74· BMW BAVARIA t
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trans m ission. power
steenng and brakes. air
conditio ning. i1tereQ.
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'77 DODGE VAN V200 ·
Automatic transmission.
8-track ta pe. CB radio. power antenna, panelled
int e ri o r . ma~:;. ll.K~)
8.'50 N. Beach Blvd.
<At Beach & Whittier>
LA HABRA
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HUNTINGTON
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842-4435
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·73 Uals un 1200 CoUPt'.
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wknds msoor be11tofr
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Miracle Red. Mags $3200.
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21SO Harbor Rlvd . (; M
645-5700 ----
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SHOP&<..:OMPARE
BARWICK DATSUN
"111 J 1 •• lf\ j q•1 11 ·""'
831-1375 493.3375
'77 FIAT SPYDER
$5625
ts.GOO miles. Must. See!
(37<k5VW >
SUNSET FORD
5440Garden Grove Blvd.
Westminster 636-4010
'7' FIAT 131
(RN·23 090414)
Over 200 Flats to
chooeie Crom plus an
out.standing selection
ol Sporu cars al DICK MILLER
MOTORS
120 W Warner, S.A.
557-2132
"78 U4 Spider . A/M f'/M
Cass, dlx . pkg. mags,
rdls. lug . rack. better
than new. S6850 call Ron
673-1239
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lrand Mew '78
HONDA Can
MAMY
To Choose Fron.!
UNIVERSITY
Otcktnobile
Hoada C~ • GMC
Trucks
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 540·9640
F ulfy factor; equipped
1mcaotWC COUPE Dt VILLE
Loaded. pretty. low
miles (733XPY)
NEW
VOLVO VALUES
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$2699
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WAG.
4 cyl . auto. trans. air
cond1tton1ng. AM·FM radio.
stereo cassett. luggage
rack Like new only t0.000
miles. Ser 422747
54995
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steering. AM·FM radio .
stereo cassett. Camper
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USED CAR BUY OF THE WEEK
-'77 SUBARU 4x4 WAG.
53995
4 cyl .. 4 speed. AM radio. heater. Real sharp. Low miles
Free 12 mo. 121000 mile warranty.
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olfrr, 645 ~ 499 1282 eves. r~ 9 xtra s pkh. polished ul
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lor'iccar. P P. 546-6088 rond 62'1·29.19 3,000 miles, air cond , 213/276-667S or 754·6891
9735 '61 Mercedes 190 SL re AM/FM. automatic & "77 PorscM 9ZA air sun
ceoUy recond. hard top IWU'OOI. (794112). roof, AM /l''M r~ss . •••••••1•,••
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and mt. am Im radio Also, '77 & '78 604s in • ICAllMAMH GHIA Eves and wlmds. 833-0507 atock-Call us lor your 62 3 S 6 S r Pe· I u 11 Y
4 apeed, AM/FM. superb best deal. r estored . India r ed ,
condition & low, low '75280, louded! BEACH IMPORTS :={~1~~eo. $6300 or
nules! <825GV10 Best offer. Super clean. 848 DOVE STREET
SADOUIACI< 963-4489 CNear MacArthur Dlvd. '73 Porsche 914 2 liter. al·
VAUIY IMPORTS ·m Mercedes 280SL. 4 s pd, &Jamboree Road I. lo)'ll. xlnl. $4150. 846-6770.
111.2040 495-4949 miol cood, $11.000. NEWPORT BEACH _w_-7Jm _____ _
645--8908 75J.0900 •llUVAH'S•
•rAMretB>
rORSCHES•
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SUJOO or betl orr Call 675-3474
L.°"81 9737 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1968 Mercedes Benz 300
SEL. Leather interior.
a1r, full pQWer, silver.
$4,SOO, 551 -8054
'69 Lotus Elan. Weber '77 Mercedes MB '50 SLC,
heeds. roll bar. Konis. 1000 m1, loaded. Pvt par·
Xlnt. cond. $4500 call art. ty 673-3409 6pm n4-7~ ---,-8-M_BZ_JOO __ c_o __
Maida 97 38 25 mpg. Gold. Sunr oof. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $20,SOO. Call~lS31
MG 9742
1965 PEUGEOT
4044DOOR
Std. & radio. A classic!
Cl'WX123>.
$995
Several '77s & '78s to
choose rrom Call us for your best deuJ !
IEACW IMPORTS
848 IX'JE STREET
<Near MacArthur Blvd..
&Jamboree Road >.
NEWPORT BEACH
1973 Porsche 9llgoldT
Coupe, S·s peed, alloys,
stereo tape. 6S,OOO miles
<72AOPZ>.
•SI0,99S• uns Porsche911 S Coupe.
black. s -speed. alloys.
stereo tape. IS48LXJ >
•Sll,995•
miracle
mazda
••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Midget. xlnt cond. 4000 ___ 75_2_·_0_9_0_0
1976 Targa 9US, black on
black. 5-speed. alloys •
stereo, <983PCP >
Hurry for Th.ts One! !
1976 Porsch e 9 lZE,
brown. 5-speed. alloys, stereo tape, air 10$5S)
mi 's, under warranty,
price negotiable. 997-0867 Porsdw 9750
2150 H..._, lhcL 9-S. 540· 1388 eves & •••••••••••••••••••••••
COlf9 MeM 645-5700 wknds. '67 911 T Targa, r ebll
.... __ ......... •-97_.0 MGI 9744 trai:is. new clutch · & •$13,995•
~ 9Cld ... radials, $5500. 963·7090 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 280-SL Xlnt cond 2 70 MGB·GT. good cond, '78 Ponche BZ.4, metallic
U>pg. bm'wttan int. Call radials. car cover. copper . air. am t rm
RooMilJer 639-490l $2,000. Supe r clean. 5te r eo, xt r as, 673-3573 213:926-1427 ll631 HMb0<8t"" O•f<MW\ G•O\i'e ,.. 1315-1333
'75 Mercedes 280 Sedan.
save S8.000 for showrm
cond. lo mi. fully equppd.
Sl0.900. Carerutly
serviced 673-4342
'58 190 SL Recently recon·
diUoned. eves.675~9
1972 Ml% 250C
Auto. trans., power
steering, air eond · &
power wi ndows . (929FlJ0) . °"" $6995 HOW .ARD C~•rolef
Dove and Quail Streets
"'-2 mile south of
Orange CoO.nty Airport
NEWPORT BEACH
83J.0555
1977 MGI
ROADSTER
Tonneau cover & car cover. stereo cassette.
superb condillon ! Only
13.000 original miles. <821SWS>
SADDLHACI<
VALLEY IMPORTS
831·2040 49~949
•llU YAN * WHl<LY
SPECIAL•
1977 MGB
Green. stereo tape. lug· gage rack, 19,000 miles.
l203RVQ>
•$5,19S•
'62 Mer cedes 190SL.
AM/FM tape deck. new tires. llhr int. hardlop 13631 li••bO• a1u~
convertible. xlnt cond. Cia•c>el' G•<>W" '".._nu
524·2912 Opet 9746
'7S 450SL. silver with blue •••••••••••-.••••••••••
leather inter .. fully '74 Opel Ma.,t.a Coupe gd.
loaded. $18.000. 979·6716 trans .. auto trans. vinyl
For Sale: Mercedes Benz t.op, reasonable, 581·3610
1960 220S E. Restored 4 dys · 4!n ·2362 evs ·
door. sun roof. 848--0793 i2 Opel '1-spd, good cond.
'73 Mercedes 2200 . Tobac· 30 m Pg. $90 O. P . P . co brown, brown leather _536-_3367 ______ _
interior· $5695. Days• '70 Kadette Rall ye nds
752-8161, Marci:> minor body wrk.' dnt
"58 .. MBZ 219 : Rare. eng. $400/080. 536·2819
Good condition. $1600 AMto1, U1ed Call 9M-1080 --------...................... .
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SPECIAL
1969 JAGUAR XKE COUPE
SERVIC£ HISTORY AVAILABLE -
(Ser.1949)
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'77 M.G.B.
ROADSTER
f41C1ory Wife Wheeh IS.. 18311) $5695
'78 TRIUMPH S ~,e1R~'~ls.rm1 ) 5695
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r.w..w.tt«eOmM«tCS-216n 16995
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' 979-2500
~ t\lllfKt to II"°' ..ie NI~'*'' ta••-~ IOOCI 41 "'1 All .. P\IOhullOtl
2925 UllOl ILYD., COSTA MESA
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CHICK IVERSON
VW•l'ORSCHl-AUDI
"5 E. Coast Hwy.
at Bayside Onve.
Newpprt Beach 673-0900
'66-912 cpe, very clean.
new tires-paint & more
Eng. rblt. $4750. Call
673-3750 or 494·2'220 Mr
Reiss.
G ..... itl Howard ......
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VALUE•
l!n6 Lancia 2 door coupe. 27,000 mtleti CW!Tf PG I
•$5,895• .
'6SSCcpe.
xlntcond1lion. 552.3723 eves & wknds .
'76 Targa. 21.000 miles.
ai r. lthr. xlnt cond .
$17,SOO. <213 > JSS.8149
'67 Porsche 9t I. -.1lver.
chrome whl~. s tereo.
xtra clean. $6.700
493-C628
'7 6JfHSEM GT $ 7 895 !. 'apeed ,, .,,._ -c:ond !tef"-0 --· ·-'one QI I "'""' IO'IQR( Kl Ot4LY
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Doye aiid Quall Sts.
Ne~Beach
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833-0555
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B&N!Taraamod<'I Wllh 1'1\111& whi•••I-. & run" tc't'' 20K m1'4 $2400 powe r , 1t1•r1•0. t ape, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
'31b SIU. YOUl auvi·r• 1291K'l'l» rh1~ MS 5013 fit CruiBt, Sl'P frnl SCI\.&, 1973 CHIVY SS '84CIK-v lmpula. Zdr h l '63 COMF.T 6 ~yl Xtr.l TOYOTA. W\.'\lk~nd Md& 9910 lealhcr mt .Rrl')', vn)'I Che~I~ Coupe with aw 283, J spd. rcuJ . xlnl ruruuna cond '35U P h 'TIJ~·~,\ 9~, ~rt!.,~ 1; SEE US! Of4&.Y SlHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• =-7~ •llti 1170 evta Ina out bucket ••·•ts, med\, $750 960-1807 ur &73 1194
llt4nlO radio. Mani t'OmJ MAl9UIS TOYOTA MWede '1() Uulck lhv1m 1. full !~~~~:r w~,e;i~·o~t 7*7800
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645-5700 cW1l wht-.ih1 , l(uud cund S.YiileC_..., '76 Seville. burgundy. tires. Read y lo roll! PIWlh lout.led 1mmoi•· L•
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CBJCA "rn·el11l l"<1lU011 v.hl whl. 5.Y..4.'W5 ORDER J«-cllou. 35.288 mile~. $2811 COlDOIA. . TIST D«IYI oua ·u c•• OfT .. Y!Al"
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•4S.S700 body. hrnk 11. rlutr h. 4U'l6TII POSstlUDILIVIRY ~y'°':ieeds work. $400. 9'1&MZ1'~~~~-•
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i.t't' to uJ1pn•cl11I{• Mu111 1973 IUICK Excell. cond. AM ffM '63 Corvalr Morua, clean. Cot-Yett. '' 32 II ta3110tufr 497-4:tti CIMTURIOM 8-trk stereo. '71 grill. new s ealcovers, $500. •••••••••••••••••••••••
COHVstTtlU NABERS ~.499-47Sf or628·6194 5.51·3795 '711 Corvt'lh:: S1lvt•r An 5"CIAU•
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•$4,ttS•
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<'II'\.' crnd brttkt'1i . I\ Mt i''M new. 34.000 mls. Ordered wou ..... 5.51-1061 ~ 6« 01:w with twpe, llll wheel. new car S4o.-0616 mac. lo m1, loaded. pwr. __ __ -----
'67 W. n •IJll ('Oji. nti~ r rull1e 1.·onlro). white Z{J()()H.uOOI 81v<1 ,.__ ''" anl.640-4&lOartSpm. '75 Cordob.t. 38K m•. Co.gar 9f3l
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11177 Tovot 11 ('1·111 .. un b.1r ll. $ i.pt't'd ..... krC'll, ••r rru l(ll>, 179J'T('U >
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c..-'llc "u•n-.1. 675-41>27 I l~'l'Q > '70. 6 cyl. runs well needs while, runs good. IC)Qks ......,.. ......
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'TO Hua. nl'w bib . turw 95 1977CADILUC pa.mt. 4i'Z-2828 '67 4-dr. Crown Imp, or orrer . C .i tl ~1'
up, l\M rndlo. XJnt. c:und COUPI DI VILLI 541Hll06 would like lo keep. don't Mitchell. tJ46·77 J I 111
11300 fu m 645 J!SlK tt.tiftgtM leoch ...., "-maro. viol cond. T· '7S Moote Carlo. xlnl care, have space. 494-4264 673-2507
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$1!f, :,00 t.40-w . .,
MOuttl This luxury auto Is fully •o......, .. _ _.;,.. _____ _ ~. ~ h l Ith top, air, s•dr"", '"""""'Jbst fully equipped, air. new Ch t '67 C P B P WANTfo;O 'tel llUtJd 1m<I 1...,..1 B AC Bl.VO utp.-.. w • e w a ..., ... ~ _,.,., Ur ~"K . l II l988 .rys er, auto. air. ougar. I • 1:-
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t!lb"7 Sll\.-('r Sh11du~ Xlnl
(;und fll,000 2 lvn\' ~rt·)'
'15.2 0736 $1 UOO Cu I I Hobt•r t . 97•0 7~9379or7!M! 14~ s.. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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$69tt
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<Stal!
Toyota ti} Corona . z <Ir
hdt11. ·i :.µ. H & II. SUM
rru 'i. SIOOO 642 11433
.,. '"'""' 842·0631 540-5164 Truly an impressive 19766cyl. alr cond.
w VW ~Bk . Nd::r;::;l • • auto!' (3097611. pg. am radio $3900 ~~YW.f~d y~~~b~lao:: C111'1c '915 $9600 673-50'.>.3
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---'77 COV nawlct1s. loadt'd, 1976 CHEVROLET
61 VW But( Sunroof 31.000 ml. copµer. $8400. CAMA.10
Runs good $4~. ~·04970 545-5608or54&-4109 ....., 2626 HARBOR BLVD. /\utomat1c. H·track. air.
'7S Sedan OeVallc whlte. COSTA MESA mag11, cruise tont rol. '77 Rabbit. chmpli(. cdn. ln 25.33.1 miles. C2S708 l
Id I I red plll.'lh ter .. 46,UOO mi. •SS 395• i''awn go . c {' ux cnt New equip. lasl 6 mos. '78 Cpe d e Ville , D ' •
•
a mtrm stereo. sn. rf. pwr .... ~·r. pump & "ear Elegance. low mileage. Xlnt. cond. 499-5180 °"""' " f ti · d I I ---------1 box. starter mot.or. De1co u Y equ1ppe . nc .
lll'•t '00 c rown 4·dr. J 1r , 4!1,000
m1'i,, 11nm11c. S1lf!l5 or
bt!ht orrcr 494 2523 IEACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE ~'TH Jo; l!:T
INi.'ar MacArthur Rlvd. •
& Jambor~ fto~d >
Nt:WPORT BEACll
752-0900
1977TOYOTA
COUPE
4 cyllndcr. 4 sl)t. ... '(J, vinyl
'67 vw Camper, new baU .. carburetoroverlulul. $3000 mobile telephone.
paint. '6S VW Bu:.. $700. climate cont. overhaul. Take over lease. $272 mo.
Call cw!>. 548-5814 stet:! belted tin.~. brakes, '98·3265 or 498-3582. ca ll 1m1 H9ob0< &hid
'7S Monte Carlo Landau,
loaded. Xlot condition.
Betit offer. 963-0459
'63 Nova Converllblc .
$600 t ba l orrc r . Ca II
492·575.5
'76HOVA.
$.1575
Mwil See! (387JtKN I
SUNST FORD
5440GardenGrove Blvd.
West.minster 6J6.4010 -------i2 Sonetl. A/C, AM 1-'M,
very Rood cond 81K ml
Make offer 534·7511
hoses & belt!>. $5.400. alter5pm. ~oenQ«>.,.'v u.2'JD
'Tl VW Rabbit. sunroof. 7~ MONTI C lLO <'>195 4-spd, no calulyt1c con· ~7-<1151 '76 l.ou pe d e Val I"' '78 Camaro, air. l-ln;-& A
mlenor. <~>
~ vertor <runs on r eg>. '78 Seville. &ZOO mi. fuel mar ~ on w w h 1 t c spoiler. Ext ras. $300 & -197~ S ...... 1-99LE Hw.t ... °" leach ~-848-3962. •OJ· • ""wt.er w tblk lup. Cab r 1 o I el l o P. red lake over pymls ~9 $.1475 ~ "'"' .......... >--leather. Michelin tares.
l\utomaUc & low m1lc1> "'°""" 'IS VW, xlnt cond1t1on $13,700 Cun lake trade xlnt. cond. 644-6421 Chlt•roa.t 9920
<mNCf> 166618 AC BLVD Sl~tor be!>L 10 673·254!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (723.JNR >
$3295 HUNTINGTON Bl::At;ll ____ &c_s_-07_22 --Sdhng anythinl( with u '78 Si.'vUle. btn rare mast , "75 El Camano. l\/C ne w r-1 .. ~n FORD
Huge inventon of new & .&i2-063l 54().Sl.64 ·60 Buit runs good. Ua1ly Pilot Clai.sif1ed Ad immac. $1000.~ a~sume mags & t1 res. Tntd ~~I ~plus turbo.->. w ll Ul> I necds:.ome work. $300 II> II simple muller ... 671se.,!f7W payments. pp 'WUldws. t arp, pm stnpe. 54400ardenGrovt Blvd.
for your best deal -
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TOYOTA 497.4319 JUSl call 642·567H. s-.,,4 rrunt c6nd. $4100 832 7844 Westminster 636-4010
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VOLVO,
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752-0900 <223RKP>
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'74 While Suburu 2 df'. S440G11nfen Grove Blvd.
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SEE US!
MAR9UIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJO
131·2•to 495-1210
Toyah 9765 <>LUIGI COUNTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• T,...... 9767 VOlVO
'71 Corona Mark II. $1200 ••••·~·~••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO or best offer. xlnl cood i6 Sp1Uire in s howroom fM4.-0677 • cond. needs a new Owner Largest Volvo Dealer
wanting only t.he best. inOrangeCounly!
'72 La ndcruiser . xlnl lowm1lg + manyictras. BUVorLEASE cor«t. Senous buven, on. See it and make an offer. DIRECT
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Blvd .. C.M. 645-1982 -----
HAVE M l'JCHANIC WILL
TRAVEL. '67 Volvo
w /thrown rod, $200.
642-845.5' 1131 • 7381.
'73 ~ES. I.ow ma , AtC,
loaded, xtrus. lmmac.
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'75 VOLVO 164E
4 sl)t!ed ov~rdn ve. 4 door,
air cond.. power win·
dows, power sl.4.-enng, &
stt>rco cassette. Le111;
t ha n 331000 miles '
At 114l279) °"'Y $4995
Bauer ·~ 1977T·llRD
IJUIQmObi"' (700RKR ) PnCl•d low al
rapt." $5395
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speed, air cond., power
steering, cassette player
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ON
1978
WASH-OUT!
BIG SELECTION OF NEW 1978
AND SHOW aooM FRESH 1978
DEMO. STAFF ANO EXECUTIVE
NOW PRICE·SLASHEO TO CLEAR IN
THE SHORTEST POSSIBtE TIME!
HURRY!
NO MORE SAVINGS
LIKE THESE WHEN
PRESENT STOCKS
ARE GONE. ·.
THEY~RE HERE
AND READY TO ROLL!
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197 6 CHllYSLEll •••••••• ••••••••••••••. '69 Dodite Dart Coupe
CORDOIA standard truns. 6 cyl
V-8, automatic. power clean, $800. 846-5851
!!leering and bruk~s.
60/40 split custom velour '63 Dodge Dart.
seat:t, while 11idewalls Very clean, run11 1wod .
and wire wheel covers $300. 642·3281
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'bl Dart 4-dr sedan. aull
trans. slant 6, A/C. $79!1
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work. S2001or bei;L orfrr
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'74 TOYOTA • $2499
5TA.TIOM WA.GOH ••••
Aulomahc trans . factory air cond . radio.
heater. luogage rack, low mites 4 LIKE NEW
(896210).
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CUSTOM cauesa ....
ST A TION WAGON Full power factory air
cond . 9 passenger. 1111 wheel & luggage rack
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Padded loP. leather 1ntenor lull power. spht
powe r seats. factory air conCI . stereo 1 lilt
wheel S HARP• (722TBN)
'76 CHEYROUT s3999
NOVA COUPE ....... .
V·8 . power steeflng and brakes. factory air
cond radio. heater & LOVV m11es (018PVF).
'71 C .. VROLET s4499
MOVACOU'E ....... .
V-8 au1oma1tc. power steeri ng and brakes.
factory air cond radio. heat8( & low m11es.
S HARP' ( 166RVSl
•71 IUlctC s4799
SIYLA.U COUPE ••••
V·6. automatic. power steering 1 brakes.
AM/FM stereo lape player with CB facrory
air cone! WEEK·ENO SPECIAL' 11009011
'76 FORD s4999
THUMDBllRD ••••.•••
MOONROOF Padded lop. tuft power "'"hi
power seats. factory air cond 1111 wnaet.
cruise control & sharp• THE BEST BUY IN
TOWNI {l 54P1El •
'75 CADILLAC $ 4999
COUPE Df VIW ..... .
Cabriolet top. leather inte rior. lull power.
factory air cond . AM/FM ste reo tape player 1
tall wheel. SHARP• (869MCC) gas-savers ~~~'°~·low miles!
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NOTHING :ro·euY! '16 CA.DtLUe $6499 /.~v~' ~.: . .!·:· . ~ ~·-·
pow r seats. fac ory air. ~~ter~fr
player. hit wheel. cruise control & includes 1
yr/12.000 m11e warranty ( 11 10891
f
'74 PINTO 3 DR. $2444 MID6ET
Auto •11 conc1 R<otn ' .mne <890tlFA) 4 11peed If stereo cassette.
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'75 AMC PACER '2777 s.-c1un <3'~"'°"> I '77 TOY OT A
2~.~~t~~~1i1~9,MET 52888 ~C:::C:
979-2500
Auto. trarw .• 1lr cond " AM /FM riadlo. <269SQ/\)
o.ty $3'95
I '77 TOYOTA
COIOLLA
STATION WA.GOM
Auto. tran11 .. ialr cond.,
AM IP'M radio. 050TJK)
°"'Y $3'9S
SUPER BUYS ·oN SUPER CARS
1977 MARK V
feet .,. A .. f'.t r.000 •-•'"''"' tleet ttdHt.I tite•. t1".j•'1 Of•••
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Padcfed IOC>. lull power leather 1ntenor split
power seats. tactory air cond AM/FM stereo With 8 track player. 1111 wlleet. crv1se control 1
LOW MILES !•65273)
'77 CAIMLUC ssm SIDAM DI VILLI ••.•..
Padded top. lull cower. factory ''' cond11ioning, ttlt wheel, cruise coritrOI. ste1eo a LOW mleaoe. (675U0Rl
~~ ......... s9999
Red wilh wtllte 1ntenor with wMe cao1101et
lop, lull powet', Sf)llt PQwer aeats. AM/FM with
8 track player. factory air. tilt wl'leel. 1.'fu1se
control & LON. LOW MILES. (635UMXl
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• l INCOI N Mf RCURY
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
CONMELL
CHIVRO&.IT
2828 llarbor Blvd
COSTA M ES/\
546-1200 Sl9••! ~~: .. .:.:~:!: ... :::-::.:: 2 =~~,1 IW1Jl&llJA1 .... ;;;·~u;~·~~~.... COSTA MESA =~
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COSTA MESA
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-
STATION WAGON
FULLY EQUIPPED. lNCLUDING 225 6 cylinder
enq1ne buckAt seats with center arm rest. aulomatic
Ir 1n'>m•'>'>lon Power <;teenng. luggage rack. tinted
g1as!., d1g11a1 clock. 1r'l!.1de hood release light
pac kaqe r r mo11:
contro l mirror s.
de I u ~ 1• :. I •· e r • n g
whqpl ,,,,. dellector,
dPluxe whOf'I covers
w·,w t1ros & MORE
IS!k 11 5 1'.33) t!>er
54988
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PRICES
VOLUME
SALESMEAHS
YOU IUY
FOR LESS!
SELECTION
WICOMTIM.IAUY
CAHY OltAHCH
COUNTY'S LMIGfST
IMVEHTC>aY Of
CHlYSLBS AHO
''.YMOUTHS
CONVBENCE
SALES OPEN
7DAYS
9 a.m.· I 0 p.m.
OPEH6DAYS
A WEEI<
7:30-5:30
REPUTATION
ORANGE COUNTY'S
,,, VOLUMi
CHRYSla.-rl YMOUTH
OULEl FOii 5
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FINANCNG
NO MONEY
DOWN!!
BRAND NEW
1978 CORDOBA
IRAMDHEW
FULLY FACTOltY EqUIPPED
1978 ARROW~:~g:..CK
FULLY EQU1PPEO. INCLUDING 4 Soeed manual
transmission. 1600 cc engine. radio, body side $3ld1ngs8. recll,ning blucket sea~~:[i.~'&~ti
7L241<821004221
MOTOR TREND'S
1978 Car of The Year
FULLY EQUIPPED, INCLUDING p()Wer
steering. power disc brakes. custom int &
oxl. cargo compartment carpeting & sound
insulallon Console. trnteo glass. remote
control mirror. elec rear wind. def .. Jug
rack. rallye whls . clock & much. much more <Stk ,;2014)
(Sor. #ML44A8E I 12248)
54488
. WITH
"FACTORY
AIRCOMD.11
FULLY EQUIPPED. INCLUDING Pow.er windows. Power
seats. 1111 c;teer1ng wheel. lanrtau roof. d1g1tal clock .
11ntad glac;.,, leather buckf'I ~nJt:, with rachnQl:>. Slyled
road wheel'>. white ':>1dt>wa11 1110:, & much, much more.
(Stk #80221.<Ser. t1SS22JBR1 26B071
NEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON
~... SALE PRICE ·
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See this beauti ful Le Baron and all the great
eciu1pment. 1nclud1ng: automatic 1ransmisa1on. oower
sl eering. remote control mirror. wtute sidewall tires.
wtleel covers radio & much more. IStk 1172801 (Ser
llFH22H8G251364)
55788
'73 JEEP WAGONEER
V·I . •uto u.n1. 11ctory •1t
cone! ()<)--no -dt•C Ofl'-•• whtteWaU Hr•-• ---"'"""'"'"· ..... ,. llllllllL.118111 ·~l
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'77 GMC SIERRA 4x4 PU
==· '~:.r.~~ s5995 tntenor, tllCI• t••' trinaow (1~$1 t H61)
:.ell. moving ! 644-8577 lircll. like new cond
·s,s(;;;vertable. complete· $2400575-7~
ly restored. incld. new '71 PIHTO
engin e. SSSOO/o ffe r .
M2·754.5 ·-----$1200 '67 Mustang Convertible.
must sec. ti73·85M3 cves1wknds Runs l{Ood. Come o n
down and sec. < 1650QN > '77MUSTANG
w/SUHltOOF
$3950
4 speed. magi;, red in col·
or 19422)
SUNSET FORD
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2DOORCOU'E
6 cylinder , air cond1t1on·
1 n g • r a d•1 o . w h 1 t c
s ide wa lls. Restored
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$2995
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ChrysleM'tvlNHlth
16661 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON Rfo:l\CH
842--063 l 540 5164 • •
SUNSET FORD
S440Garden Crovo• Hlvcf
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71P'1KTO
STATIOM WAGOK'
6 r ylinder. automatH·
trans .• a ir cond . powe r
stet:nng. t234TWY l
SUNSET FORD
S44CHi arden Grove Bl vd
W<'Stm1nster 636·40111
'76 PINTO
RUNABOUT
Aut.o mau c lrani. .. :11r
cond. t927NPNI
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove Hh II
9955 W1coslmm~ll'r fi3tl 4UIO ........•.............•
·73 Olds Cutlas . l\/C.
54.000 m1 OnR owner .
$2:rlO Ph 675-8993
73 OLDS CUTLASS
$1995
(fB.44 )
1976FORD
1'1NTO
Economy plus + + 4 cyl.
a uto. A M r adio. Thl·
perfect car t.o ~ave Ra:.
around town & on tho=-•·
long lnps <70'1NPI'' l
$2100
540-5630
1011 ~·so\' & sox
• LINCOLN· MERCURY SUNSET f ORO -~
5440Garden Grovc Blvd 2626 HARBOR BLVD.··
Westminster 636-4010 . COST A MESA
4-los,Uted 4-los.Uaed .............•......... , ...................... .
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We have some of
'the nicest cars
in town.
'78 PONT. GRAND PRIX
Gold AM/FM stereo.P W ltlr $6695 (945TMV).... .. ...
177 BUICK REGAL CPE. $ 9 Golden brown. tan 1[1t & top 599 (433Rll) . •
~'Pcmr~~~~: _:::i,~-,
4 door. blue/bl\.le Super nice $4666
(534SER) .. . . . ...
'76 CHARGER SE $47 7 Blue, blue. Look at thrs one 7
(948SEU).. , •
174 BUICK RIVIERA
'Yellow. bf'own 1n1. Super clean.
many utra~ (996JRX).
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down lo earth 11r11·f''
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$3511
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PRICES
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'66 Pontiac Grand Prrx
16.000 on rblt eng Gd
cood. $550. 962.2995
1977 POHTIAC
YIHTURASJ
SB>AN
A mid size car with full
size car equipment 1-'ac
tory atr cond. crw~t> t'on·
trol. power w1ndow~. tilt
s tee ri n g wh e~I &
AM!FM. (349RUQ>
$4700
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOl N·MERCURY
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MES!'
n..detiMtd •••••••••••••••••••••••
• '89 T-Blrd, full power,
orig. own er, 10 m i
Sl9150lor best ofr. Ex1·l'll.
cood. eves. 581 9775
'118 T· Blrd, xlnt 1·ond in &
....... _.~,-< ¥'¥.* ~~ ..... ,_.~ t1~--""-~800cf.·t650. ~
'83 T·Blrd, rblt <'ng., n~
tires & ball. Sell ror my
COllt.'S48-8323
76T·llRO
$6625
2 tone gold/cream with
fWJ power J ust 29,820
miles. t054N08)
SUNSET FORD
5440Garden Grove Blvd
We9tminst.er 636-4010
1'71FORD
THUNORllRD
One ol tbe laat full sise
birds . Full power.
AM /FM stereo. V-8 tr.ck. Tbe feel & ride of a lbrk IV wiLb Lbe price or •Ford. $4900
54().5630
1011 \ ~0\ ,\ ~O\'
• '" 1 •I N ~t Re UR'I'
2l2e HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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'71 V-1 Ve1a Waaon .
PMtially completed. 300
b.p. SIOOO lnv•ted Must
sell! $1000 or best oHcr
All. 6pm 89M073
MEW I 971 FOID DEMO
THUNDERBIRD
DtAMOMD JUllLH
., 17593
'76 FOID F-150
4wt-.HlYI
V·8 auto trans fac1orf air
power steering arid brakes
"MIFM radio. w ode oval ttres. anon bed F144UG·!56470 118887
V1nv1 top, V-8. automa1tc oower
">lf•Aronq and t>rakns. ""
cono111on1ng 660<NO •8169
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'77 FORD PINTO
au~•IOUT
4 cyl automatic 1 .. in.,m1<os1on
lac19rv a11 raarr1 mlv 12 b61
mites S49SXF :sJ<}()
s3199
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lllM-AIOUT
4 cvl automa11c; lrdn1>m1~s1on
radio onl y 12.2'13 m oles
231SOG •8J82
'76DOOGE
TIAOUM.t.H JOO Y .t.H
V·8. auto trans . factory aor.
power steering and brakes
AM/FM w.11'1 8 rr,ack. wide oval
tores I 805334 118'153
'69 PONTIAC
GUHP'fftll
Vinyl 100. V-6 au1oma1oc oow0t
~•ae rano & brdkes .i" cond1t1on1ng radio XVH4 70
1'6647
5 1377
'76 CHRYSLER
COllDOI A
V1ny1 too v 8 luto tran, lactory
dll PU~f <,lt>Nonq J'l<I !lld~PS
power "" ldOw Jnll P<tlS AM FM SIP<eo neater loll CIUl'W\
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IHTU
4 cyl 4 Speed, raOoO
•8459
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DIFFERENT
NEW I t71 FOU DIMO
PINTO RUNABOUT
LOADED I
All COHDfTIOMIMC'i,
TOO!
'76 'fOIO F-250
C.t.MP8 Wl<;IA\.
Au1oma11c lransm1ss1on. oower
steering and b<akes AM radio
1804416. lf'8673
11-8. POwer steenng and brltkes.
tacaorv dtr radio. 221NIJ •6660
'72 FORD LTD
4 000. H.t.llDTO,
Vinyl 100 V-8 auto trans OOwf'r
,,.,Pring brai..e!. ano w1n<1ow5
;1r<110 126FUG •8':> t 7
MEW 1971 FOID
PINTO~
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'73 C.MC 4 WHllL HlYI JtMM'f v 8 auto trans . lactorv air
pow et steering and brakes
AM/FM rod10 1111 wllef'I lug9a09
rack 711 448R 1P8631
Automatic oower steenng rao10
l'ledter 872MVI •8702
s1 .a77
'75 FORD
fllTI
V 6 automatic 1ran .. m1<;~1on
tac:•orv .w oowf'I ~IPerong ano
bral\;,s AM FM ""''60 224NKR
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Five Italians Likely Pope Successor··
v Tll'AN ('lT't •AP I f 'IY('
ltahun C'ul'liin11I., r anpna in ttt· rmm ~l to n . v. t•rt• ll'lt>nllo.nc'<f
today '"' Vl>l>'lbh• .. m rt"''"" ''' l'u11l' John Puul 1
Vull C'nn nll:\t•n t•r.. "''"'t'' Uw l:olle·g~ o( < J rtlcn.Ab lo tum lo
.11H>lht>r It a lum ~ 1tl} :-.Iron~
Jrnstonll t•xpot•ru.•nt't' "' 1t did in
··lt·l'llntc \.'.1rd1n11 I Al111no Lu
l'WOI. ""trrnrt•h or Vt:lll(I• U!>
Pu1.>t.' John l\1ul I un Auj! 2fi
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Thot-l' mon\lonod included
C'ar1.hn I Salval(1re Papp1thtrdo, r.o. archbl~hop o( Pt•lcrmo, Sici
Iv CurdJnal Corrado Unu. 70.
urt'hh111bop of Nupll•b, Cs:1rdmal
(; 1 o ~ an n 1 Co Io m b o • 7 5 .
orchh1 hop of M1lu11 . · Curdlnul
(;1u.,t·ppc: Sm. 72. archbii.hop Of
(iNlllh . und Cardlnul G1nvann1
Ht>n1•lll ~7 Jl t'hb1i.hup of
Florl'nl't> .
Uul . obM•ntr:, pcunl •d out,
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frontrunneu often lose out -as
1n the last papal election. There
1s a saying at the Vatican: "He
APPLAUSE GREETED
LAST AUDIENCE -A4
who enters the conlave as a
P<Jpt'. leaves as a cardina I "
Luciani was s eldom men·
lloned as a possible successor to
Pope Paul Muny expected the
* * *
new pOpe to emerge from the
ranks o r the exp e rienced
ca rdinals in the curi a, the
church's central administration.
Some even predicted that, con·
s idering the universality of the
700-million member Roman
Catholic C hur ch and lhe
domin a n ce of non ·llalia n
cardinals. a foreign pope might
put an end to the four-century
H a lian dominal1on of t he
* * *
papacy.
But, In 20 days of pre-conclave
deliberations after the death of
Paul VI. a consens us developed
-re portedly with the concur-
rence or foreign cardinals -
that the next pope should again
be a n Ita lian. but r ich 1n
pastoral, rath e r than
bureaucratic, experience
Ursi and Siri were reported by
the Italian press as having been
* * *
under corusidernt1on along with
Luciani befort' thf' conclave set·
tied on the patriach of Venice on
the first day or voting.
The archbishops of Naples und
Genoa arc again considered
among the leading "papabil1,"
or possible pop es S1r1. a
cardinal for 2S:):eurs. carries a
con~ervalive label while Ursi is
considered a middle·of·lhe-road
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ohn Pa I • 1es at
SOUGKT BY PSYCHIC
Valeena Miller, 5
Psychic Aid
SOught in
Girl's Hunt
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
OUM o.ily "' .. St.tt
The grandparenL'> of a missing
5-year-0ld Huntington Beach girl
have called upon a n Anaheim
wom an who claims she can use
her psychic powers to locate the
child.
Police and FBI agents have
fo und no trace of Valeena
M a ri s ka Mill er who was
abducted July 31 from he r
g r ~tndp ar e nts' h o m e in
lluntington Beach.
Police believe Valcena 's
natural mother, Carnall a Miller ,
25, took the girl from the
~ran d pa r e nt s and l egal
guardian.'>, Kenneth a nd Juanita
Moore
Mrs. Moorf' !.aid today she has
asked a psychic known only as
··Rose" to aid in the search for
the little girl, a child beauty
qut'en.
"We don't 'have nnything else
to work on and we're reaching
for anything that might help."
said Mrs. Moore on her decision
to bring in the psychic.
Authorities hav~ se<1rched
co mmun <.>s 1n So uth t?rn
California and al. far uway as
Tennessee in an effort to find the
mother and child .
The Anaheim psychic said she
has worked anonymous ly with
.,. ~ ,r ,A,.-.oe emm~.i.o.1·~);PQ. fin. · ., ·,.~ .,.. ,.. ( ~ .. .,v... • 1 ~7·: .' ' ueiore .
··1 will net'd a picture of the
child and a favorite toy," said
Rose .
·'The toy must be handled
gently so.that the \ibrations are
not disturbed,"' she added.
Mrs. Moore said she might
give Rose some ot Valeena·s
J>eauty contest trophies. Valeena
was named Miss La Petite in a
Newport Beach pageant earher
this year.
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High Sclwol.
GridScore8
Thursday night saw
more football action for
some Orange Coast high
school team~. Here ore the
S('ores. For t1etailR, see
today's sport11 section, Page~ B6 and 87.
Los Amigos 16
University O
Santa Ann 13
Oceun View 6
Rim of World 33
Laguna Hills 0
Survey Taken
Most Mothers
Like Their Jobs
N£W YORK tAP>-More than half of all women.. with
children under 18 ar c "in the labor force and a study indicates that
the majority-of them like their jobs and plan to keep working until
retirement.
The survey by the A.C. Nielsen Co. also round, however that
working mothers are evenly split about whether they view their oc-
cupations as a career or "just a job."
THE NIELSEN CO., WIDCH CONDUCTED the study on
behalf of a fast-food chain, based its findings on telephone in·
terviews and follow-up questionnaires involving a sample or 508
working motheN\.
For purposes of the survey, working mothers were defined as:
married women, 25 to 49. with husbands employed on a full-time
basis and livin~ at home and with children under 18 also living at
home. To qualify, the women had to be employed outside the
home.
Labor Department statistics show that there are almost 30.5
million women with children under 18. Of these, 16.l million or S3
percent are employed. Wag~arning mothers represent 44 percent or all women workers.
The Nielsen study concluded: "The working mother appears to
be satisfied with her dual role. Few wor'king mothers feel that
their husband or children suffer as a result or their working. Jn
fact, both husband and children typically share in the housework
-or don't care if it gets done."
Among the survey findings:
-NINETY·SEVEN PERCENT OF those questioned said they
liked their work and 55 percent said they would keep on the job un-
til retirement. Half said they considered their work as "just a job"
and haU described it as a career.
Money is the main reason for working. Forty percent or the
working mothers said they had jobs because they needed the
money ; 20 percent said they worked because their earnings al·
lowed the family extra luxuries; and 4 percent said they were sav-
ing for a major J)urchase. Others said they worked ror personal
fulfillment, lo keep from being bored or because they had always
planned a career .
-Working mothers are most likely to hold service or clerical
Jobs. Half of those surveyed said their occupation fell into this
category. Twenty percent of the women questioned described their
Jobs as professional, 16 percent said they were in the sales or
ma nagerial category. 13 perceal said they were blue collar
workers and 1 percent refused to say what they did.
Senate Candidates'
Show Now a Trio
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HEART ATIACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Pontttf Shown on Sept. 3, Day of Hfs Installation
'De Was Kind'
Child Touched by John Pmd I
Vatican
Shaken
By Death
VATICAN CITY IAP I -Pope
.John Paul t. the humble .:htlle
man" elected pontiff or the
Roman Catholic Church just 34
days ago. died of a heart attack
in his bed late Thursd ay. The
65-year-old pope's reign was one
of the briefest in history but bis
warmth and ~ humor had
nonetheless endeared him to
millions
An o ffi c ial Vatican
announcement said John Paul.
who had a history of health
problel'llS. died at about 11 p.m.
Thursday 12 p.m. PDT> while
reading the 15th-century book or
meditations "The Imitation of
Christ."
In death he still h<td his usual
smile, said a sehior cardinal.
The body was discovered th.is
mo rning at about 5:30 by his
private secretary, the Rev. John
Magee.
"Since he had fa il ed to see
him in the chapel as usual, he
looked for him in the room aod
he found him dead in the bed
with the h ~ht on a s with a
person who had been reading."
the announcement !'laid.
A doctor was immediately
summoned, and attributed death
10 "ac ut e m y ocard ia l
ROME 'AP) _ One or the infarction." Monsignor Canisio her. The crowd cheered 1n de· van L1erdc, the pope·s vicar ror
Romans most closely touched to· light. ' Vatican City, blessed the body.
day by the death of Pope John "Providence t""k him away P I I Id D "I was very happy." Daniele '"' au was 9-year-o anicle from us so suddenly," said Carlo Bravo Who nusle ed the tiff s aid. ··1 thought he would last • r pon Confalonie r i, lht• ff5-year-old ·n an · t d' 1 Wed long because he would· have 1 1mpromp u 1a ogue · dean of the Collcgc of Cardinals nesday before 17 ()()()"""Pie made a good pope. He was sim·
• ...... v • "We are all with our eyes turned "Mo.th told bef · paUco. kind. He s miled all the er me ore going ' upward wonder1n a a bout t~,. t h I th t th d time, he was happy all the time. "' ~·'"' o sc oo a e pope was e-inscrutable designs ot God."
ad," the boy said in an in-"Then, he spoke in a way that By noon. the hody of the ~~~~~~:·W~~~ r::w Vh~~ h~O~~~ alSO We little children Wt!rC able ChUrCh's 263rd f)l)Otiff lay in lo understand even if it was a s t a t c 1 n t h e V a t 1 c a n • s very well." . grown up." Cleml•ntinc Hall, jus t a rew
Daniele. a fifth.gr ade r. at· rooms away from the bedroom
tended the pope's weekly public * * * where he died. /\ steady s tream
audience along with his class of people, from cardinals and
and a teacher. He r~counted : Mourmn· g Set. political leader., to foreign "The pope made a speech. · d h · IJ Then he said that unless he was tourists an ouscw1ves, f ed . past wrong_ there )Na.s a fifth grade In Di 1' h e b 0 d y 1 a y 0 n a
class 10 lhe audience and co~ld oeese velvet.draped bier , d1"essed in a
. . . he have one boy up there wtth white embr'<>d d · kl 1 gth J o hn Schmit z and Ron Libt;rtaraan Party candidate him to help him. The nun told b . d , '/r~. an e,-en
Cordova again threw verbal David Bergland. . me to go and I went." Of Orang ro. e an a re ~ asubl_e. a white
punches al each other in their The three candidates for the The pope h d hee k" f e mitre on his head a.nd a pastoral
fifth political debate Thursday. 36th State Senate seat to be the need ro/ever/~~:u~": fo . litaff rcst;d along~1,de the body
The big~est change in their road vacated by Newport Beac h make h d . th 1 r A week of mourmng ha~ been Ills hands were clasped t~gether
s h ow was the a ddi tio n or }{epubllcan Dennis Carpenter God .0 e~ taioo'd b ~b ove ~ declared ror the Orange Diocese hold111g a rosary .. ~chmd the ~r..·r1··~ ;:_ __ '-' ~{f-4,·tt..~,,~ ,1"S?,~· ··~~!'~tf~~·'io~"'-")~:..""~~.,~t;..:~.~tt1~~;i;~~~~i·~ ·~~~'~j(',~~~M~-~e~ .. 6r~·--..:! c::·
C · h KiJJ ber~ and guests at the Mission behye~~~~l~t~ ;;.~~~. hke to move of the ~ost Rev. Wi I nam Hom e tollt.>d in unison ut noon in r88 8 Vle10 Country Club The tiff . "bl Johnson, bishop of Orange. <See POPE Pag.-A2> . • . pon was VISI y SUr· • ~epublican Schm!tz score,d prised when Daniele said "no." Bishop Johnson is lead in~ a
pomts before ~he businessmen s The child explained he liked tus group o f Orange Count y Collllty Youth
In Huntington
group. early m the:! debate by teacher and did not want to lose Catholics on a pil .. rima"e in the ma rking Democ rat Cordova, ., ,.,
74th district assemblyman, as 8 Holy Land. He is scheduled to Coast
A Buena Park teen-ager died
after· he was thrown from his
speeding auto that smas hed into
a light pole standard in
downtown Hunting ton Be ach
late Thursday night, police re·
ported.
Th e youth 's n a m e was
withhe ld pe nding fa mily
notification.
Police Officer John,. Berens
said the crash occurred at 11:28
p . m . o n Main Street near
Yorkto wn Avenue when the
driver l~t control of his com-
pact sedan.
Another youth in the auto,
Davtd James Goodman, 17, or
Buena Park, surrered minor in·
juries as be too was thrown from
the auto that overturned art.er it
st ruck the light pole , Berens
said.
Goodma n was treated at
Pacifica Hospital and released.
Berens said police 11re stm In·
veatlgbttng the crash but believe
both youths had been drinking.
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recipient of campaign donations * a rrive in Rome Sunday where he
from organized labor. * * was to have had an audience
"I get my money from busl-DLll'M> Re;un. with the late Pope.
ness group8 and free enterprise C \,r._ .,~· -groups," Schmitz said. "Ron Monsignor Trower, viear
Cordova has been heavily sup-~TOI Slwrtest general of the diocese. today is·
ported by the United Teachers or L ~4 sued tttls statem ent:
Los Angeles and the California
Fede ration of Teachers, both
groups which advocate teachers'
strikes and busing."
Sc h m Jt z a Is o s a i d hh
Democratic opponent Is backed
heavily by the Committee on
Political Education tCOPE>, an
a rm ot the AFL-CIO.
Cordova ignored the punch
and launched his first barrage
prom isinJt to fl1tht ror a re-
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QlJIZ F6CUSES
ON COUNTY . ~ .
Tes t how much you know
about Oran1e County with a quit
on Featurin1. Page Bl
VATICAN CITY (AP> -
At least six or 'the 263
pope s 'o f the Roman
Catholi c Churc h had
shorter reigns than Pope
John Paul I. who died'
Thursday in the 34th day
of his papacy.
Pope Stephen II died
three days aftt!r hi s elec·
lion in 752. Roth Marcellus
U, in 1555. and Urban VII,
In 1590, had 13 -da y
papacies. 8on.lface VI was
P<>PC for IS days In 896
whfle Leo XI served 17
days in 1605 and Theodore
ll 20daysln897.
The longest papacy was
that of Piu.CJ IX, who re·
lgned (or 32 yea.rs begin·
nlna in 1846.
"The whole Catholic world Is
deeply saddened by the death of
the holy father. He captivated
tt)e entire world In his brier re·
ign as supreme puslor of the
church.
"The people of the diocese of
Orange Joi n in prayer for the re·
pose of his soul. A week of
mourning will be observed in the
diocese and d1ilily Masses will be
celebrated for the pope:
"A speeial memor101 reqmcm
Mass will be celebrated in cuch
parish c hurch a nd a t th e
Cathedr&I of the Holy F·omily In
Orange on the day of the funeral
Maas in Rome."
Bishop Johnson Is scheduled to
return t.o Orange Oct. 7
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Saturday and c ooler
llighs Saturday ranging
from low t" mid-70s ctl be:iche~ lo 85 anJand. Low., toni~hl in m1d·60s.
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lo gain from an oemlJ)(lCt'
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"'edc•ral Supply Ser vice
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<'m ployN!li of various othe r
frdt•rul uJ(cnc1es , including the
Oc pJrtmenl or Jusllct•.
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th.it !Jll'~•·r \,1111111 or llll'al
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lht· po!'t Jarv11> l'r a
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11f tht• "'" pcrN•11t .. tut<· sales tux '""''"'"1 of lhl· current J 25 per·
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by prev1ouN s po nsors of the
St.>nale d istract de ba te s how.
opened by c laiming that voters
for the first lime have a n OP·
por t unily for "a true a lternative
candidate ." .
Libertarians. he said. a re dir.
re renl. The other parties want to
"control your bodies a nd proper ·
ty." He said. ''Libertarians
ope ra te on the principle of In·
dividual rights. Yo ur r ights
belong to you, not to a polili·
cian or anyone else." .
Libe rta ria ns, he said, a re"
against government control.
In fielding questions by a
panel of county news paper re·
po rte r s. Schm alz said h e
"always has been a 1>trong ad·
vocat e of ltre r ight lo bear
arm s" and is a longtim e
member of the National Rifle
Association.
Cordova dodged a q uestion
about rurnorl:> that he might be
appointed to Ralph Diedrich's
Third Supervisorial Dist rict seal
if he fai ls m his bid for the Stale
Senate and if Died rich s hould be
convicted of bri bery·relatcd
charges the super visor is cur·
rently raemg.
'T m honored by the rumor,"
Cordova quipped
voucher. a llowing lh«>m lo al·
tend private ~chools.
Throughout Lhc debate. as in
t he previous one!>, Schmitz clung
t enaciously to his s upport of
P roposition 13. mentioning that
rls author, Howard Jarvis , sup
ports him . He jabb ed al
Cor dova'!> oppos 1llon to the
measure.
Cordova counte red by crlticiz·
ing Schmitz fo r his choice of pro-
ressional campa ign aides and
his membership In the John
Birch Society.
Schmitz cha rged that Cordova
is really a liber al voting as a
conservative on nonessential is·
s ues to s~rvive in a politlcaJly
conser vative county.
Sc hm it z sai d Cord o v a
betrayed his liberal vie ws by
breaking a promise to a g roup of
manurac ture rs . He said the
Democra t s ided with a la wyers'
or.ganization, failing to provide a
key commiUee vote for a bwii·
ness-supported bill.
Cord ova didn 't deny the
c ha rge. but responded :
"If you be lieve ... J ohn
Sch m 1lz, you 'II believe that
Butcher and Forde !Schmitz'
campaign firm . I run c lean cam
paigns and the John Birch Socie·
ly b not a political ori.?<Jniza.
taon."
Al~ three candidates said they
arc en agreement on most ~talc
ballot propositions scheduled for
November.
But Schmitz noted. "I'm for 6,
and they are both opposed .
Proposition 6 is the one a bout
the queers."
Cordova countered. "How
tasteful." Both Cordova and Schmatz
c har~ed that Ora nge County
ctocs n 't receive iL-; proportionate
s harl' of g;Jsolin<' taxcs from the Le,.oe/wlders'
slate for the construction of bad ~
iy needed roads and freewCAys Rea.ssessment
To Be Delayed
Cordova s ugges lc.'<I a solution
m ight be the firing of Adriana
GiunlurC'o. state director of
transportation. Schmitz suggest·
l'd firin~ her boss, Gov. "Jerry"
Rrown instead and hiring his Hcpublican opponent , Evellc O r ang<.• Coun ty l\ssC'ssor
Younger Bradley J ucohs s ays he doesn't
lkrgland suggested climinal· plan lo change a .. sessments on
mg the entire transportation de· leaseholds In Orange County un·
pa rtment which, he said, is not til t he State Uoard of Equa liza.
doi'lJ? the job He ~uggcste<l con· lion . explains the outcom e of
lracting road planning a nd de -Tuesd ay's meeting lo ho him B oa rd m e mbers m e t i n velopment out lo private busi· Sacr a mento and voted to block ness 1 Asked how local sc hool boards proper Y . lax rea11sessm cnl of
C'an construct new buildings Ill hom es and businc~ses on leased
the wake of Proposition 13's la nd . li m1 l a l1ons, Schmitz charged State Controller Ken Cory and
that the slate Su~>rcme Court's Asse mblyman Ron Cordova, o. El Tt>ro, pushed for the move. Serrano r>ec·ision not Proposi· They said lea~eholders sho uld
lion 13 makes it •rrt)lo!<!lihle for not be rcassc:-.sed because of :myt hing to bt· done at the local level. . l'hunge in ownership of the com.
Cordova, too. said state m oney panteh·thal own the land
will he rt<quircd forlocal build· J acobs said the two primary
ing ne<'ci') and pledged to work property owner s in Oran ge
toward that end 1f elecled . County tha t fa ll in to t h at
At·rgland s aid the slate s hould category are Signal·Landmurk
' gel out of the school bustn"'S'S and the Irvine Com pany. D•lly Pllet stall ,._, "' J a c b h d I d th altogethe r . He said sc hools ·o ~ 1". re cas e ose NEW FACE IN RACE :-.hould be operated as bus i lea!>.eholds 1n t he wake of
Candidate Bergland ncl:i;Ses: Those who can pay pa~sa J:e or Pr~P?s1llon 13. based
J.,, ,;.r.~,,r · ... "'-~' ~ . 1 should. Those who can 'l might on a ~egul ?P•nion t hat sale of Bu~... e· ·1-1 OK ... 'd Pf, .. ~.· ·'l nff' w·~--';#·~J-;~.~~nt ~both fi rm~ Sl!1Ce 1975. consliluled ~et 1 ~'f<'~ r, ~'i:n.4J.;.vM"''-"" ,, -'-' :..
Wl\SJllNGTON <AP> -A bill Un er Proi)osifion i3. !)'¥b~-
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flashlight during a predawn at rent.
tack in her upstairs apartment, Ru t Jacobs s aid he won 't do
police reported. anything until he hea rs officially
T he woman awoke and found a rr?.m the board .
ma n in his 20's crouched next to T hey told me to ~~peel a rP
he r bed at 5:45 a.m. She gr abbed• port by .~ext week, ~e com
her flashlight and struck him. menled. U~til the n, r intend to
The ma n fled on foot from the follow th~ existing rules and pro-
apa rtment.s near the corner of cedures.
Slate r Avenue a nd Ward Street ,
sa id police Lt. Carl Lawrence.
T he wom an was unhurt . The
foile d ra pist is still a t large
Police believe the m an climbed
a tre llis and through a window·
left open d ue t.o Thursday's heat.
Pancake Breakfast
Planned Saturday
The Hun ti n11ton Beach ·
Fountoln Valley Y MCA pluns a pa n ru k ~ breakrost Saturday
morning al Murdy P ark In Hu.nt·
an~ton &ach
The price or tho brcakta11t 111
$1 25. Procffds will ~o towards
the Ol)l'rallon of the YM CA
Car Smashup
A Suicide?
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A San
P edro teen -a ger repo rtedly
drove h is o ulom obile over a
200.root cJI(( In Pa los Verde11
Estates In what a u t horities
termed a suicide, authorities
said soy.
Police Capt. M. J . Newman
1aid D cons truc tion wo rke r
w a t c he d Thu rsday as the
teenoger . who was not Iden·
tlhed , laid down 11ome bulldlna
m ateriel so hti could drive his
car ove~ the curb a nd th n steer
It over tt,(' chft
~ .
o.lly l'I ... $Ytt ,._
PLAQUE HONORS 'FOUNDERS ' AT UC tRVINE
Burroughs. Power lnatrument•I In Getting C•mpu•
UCI Pioneers
Tiro Newport Founders Feted
Two Newport Beach m en instrumental in bringing a
Unive rsity of California campus to Orange County were
honored Thursday a l UC Irvine . The ceremony was held
on a day marking the 13lh anniversary o f the open1~g day
of classc11 at the campus.
i\ Pl~i\QUE bearing the· names of Walter Bur roughs
and the late E. J "Brick" Power was unveiled in a
circular garden plaza that was renam ed Founders Court.
liurroughs, former owner and publisher of the Daily
Pilot. gavl· th1• crowd of about 50 people a br ier history of
the push tu hn ng a UC campus to the area.
In 1958. Hurroughs and Power formed the F rie nds of
the Univ<.·rsity or California in Orange County after UC
Regen ts announced they were looking for a sit e for a new
campus.
HE CITED the work of Joan Irvine Smith m convtnc·
ing the Irvine Company to dedicate 1,000 acres of its land
for the campu ...
When the selection became offi cial. the group formed
by Burroughs and Power became the Friends of UCI
Power w<1s cited 1n 1968 for a half·century or service to
the University of Cali fornia a nd liS a fo under of the
Friends of UCI. He died in 1974.
UCI CHANCELLOR Daniel Ald rich and Tom Casey.
('Ur r<•nl president or the Friends, gave introductory
i;peechcs and thanks to the two me]l before the plaque was
unveiled by Power's daughter. Mrs. Robert Bonaparte or
Portl:rnd, Ore
. Foundt-rs Court !s located bet ween UCI 's biological
scie nces and h umanities buildings.
Robin'WOod School
Eyed for ·Closure
Th<' clos ure of Robinwood
E l ementary Sc h oo l i n
Huntington Beach's Ocean View
School 01stri<'l i s b e i ng
r 1•l·omml•ndf'd hecaus t· <1f
dN•lt nang l'nrollment. acr1Jr<hng
lo d1:-.tn('l offic1ab
I\ s pecial committee, which rs
p r o p o s i n g t h e c· I o s u r e o r
Hobinwood . abo h<•s class1f1ed
C h-n View Sc·hool as a JX1ss1 blc
rnnd1dalt1 ror closure in the
flllUf'I '.
No firm recommendation has
hecn m ad<• on Glen View. but
the d is trict 's m<1stcr pla n
1·omm1ttl·c •~ urgeni: th ut a
"'ntchful t·ye bt-kept on Its
t•nroll menl figures.
Gay le Wayne. distnrl director
of com munications. s aid that
Hobinwood School 11> operating
at only 8:1 pcr<·1•nt capu<'ily
Sh<· said that 194 nl•1ghhorhoc><l
l'hlldrcn allcnd HohanwoQd :ind
2:10 mon• m e ntally g1ftt•d
:. ounJ:slers are bused there.
Robinwood 1s localed in a n
rndu..,lrral arC'a near Mcf"adden
A Vt•nut• and Bolsa Chica Street
rn the· northweste rn part of the
c·rty ·
O fficia ls said t h a t the re
a ppears to be no room for new
rcsid entiaJ development.
A public h ear ing o n t he
possible closur e dldn 't r eceive
any m ajor opposition Thursctay
night.
The panel's recom mendatmn
wi ll go to district trus tees Oct
23 .. If tru~tee:-. approve the
recommendation. Robin wood
would n•t be closed until 1981 1n
order to allow for a transition
µer iod
G len View. the second school
that is being wutched c losely, b
t he s mallest facility in t he•
district It was desiRned for 300
st u dents a n d t h e prese nt
enroll ment is 229.
Two years ago t rustees d osc-d
RanchCl View School because or
de<.'lm inR enrollme nt.
Dbtncl l'nroll mf·nt w<.1s dQwn
ll<'a rly fJOO ..,tuclent!> when school
opened ~pt. 11
Enrollment at the start of the
y('ar was 12.103 Lust year':.
starting total was 12,fi75 . The
distnct's enrollment peaked ut
nearly 14.000 two years ago.
FROM AMY ANGLE
,,, ..
.f'r.-Pa~AJ
POPE •••
mourn111g. Somt• fo 1thful knelt in
Sl. Peter't.Sq-.ar~ and prayed.
M e1111g~ ot condotencf' began
llowlng in a lmost immediately
from around the world. The
Italia n government declared
national mourning.
In Wus h ington. Pres id ent
Ca rt er issued a ~tate ment
expressing "deep sadness" and
saying. "ln lhe brief weeks of
his reign, P o pe Joh n Paul
captured the lmugination or his
church and of the world."
In the north Italian mountain
h a mle t whe re the pope was
horn. the JO vi llagers attending
morning Mass burst into tears
wh e n lh f' pa ri s h p r i est
rntPrrupted the ser vice to
announce the ne ws
Confa l o nieri said in a n
interview : "He lay in his bed
with the face slightly reclined oo
the right. with his wiual s mile. I
prayed . kissed his ha nd. then
went to the papal chapel to say
Mas11 "
Vatican sources said that
before retiring lo his bedroom
T h ursday n ig ht, J ohn P aul
learned about the fatal shooting
of a Comm unist youth t hat
evening in a right-wing ambush
an Rome.
~·They kill each other even
among young people ," he
report<>dly commented in what
may hav<' bcc:n his last words.
A s it d id a fter 80-year -old
Pop<> Paul VJ died on Aug. 6,
a lso ·of a heart a llack . the
c h urch m achine ry of pa pa l
s uccession immedia teJy went
into motio n . The Vatican's
secret a ry of sl a t e, Frenc h
Cardinal Jean Villot. who takes
over c hurch lead ership during
the interregnum, ordered that
the 112 cardlnal·electors a round
the world travel back to Rome to
prepare for the selection .of the
264lh pope.
Und e r· c hurc h l aw . th e
conclave of cardinals mus t meet
bet ween the i5th and the 20th
day after the pope's death. Ttie
Vatican said all cardinals in
Ro m e would m eet Saturday
morning to discuss plans .
The election of the littl~·known
Cardinal Albino L uc i a ni or
Ven ice •as po p e lasl month
surprised Vatican observers.
who believed the likely choice
was a m on g a d ozen m ort·
prom i nent <>a rdin a l s. So
o.;pc<·u lalion today about a
s ut·t·essor to J o hn Pa ~ wa::.
pr edictabl y subdued:
* * * IF,.... Page Al
ITALIAN •••
m od era te.
Benelli. a right -hand man of
Pope Paul VJ,.-i's said to have
been influentia l in swinging the
ton c l ave to Luc iani . but.
althoug h he bas both curia l and
pastoral experience, he may be
Judged too young fo r the time
bem g . He, Loo, 1s Laken a~ a con·
ser vative.
.. If tht• cardim.11 elc<·tors want·
ed a pastoral pope from ltuly on·
ly five weeks <iJ:o, !he re should
be no reason for them to cha nge
in such u short lime," a Vatican
obser ver commented.
If thl' previous crite ria of an
Ita lian and a pastor holds, tha t
would wor k again st C uria
cardinals who were considered
among lop c·ontenders to s uc·
ceed Pope Paul VI -Sergio
Pignednli, Seba..,t i<i no Baggio
and Pen clc fo'elic1.
So m <.' of t he non -Ita lia n
cardinals previously conside red
papa bih include<l Cardina l J ean
Vi llol. Fn•nch head o f the
Va tican bureaucracy and the
church 's inle n m adm inistrator ,
Argentine Eduardo Pironio a nd
Dutch P ri m ate J o h a nnes
Wi lle brands.
• • •
• •••••••••••••••• -installation· tustom draperies
linoleum • wood floor
Fnd!y, S!ptember 29. 1979 S
Rest Thne Violation Nixed
SAN DIEGO <AP l Thl· t·rt•""
of the Jt•thn~r that crn11hl'd ht•r'"·
Monda)' ln Utl' nutm11 ' wcir't .iir dl:s~ter wa~ h;il•k an lht• air 11·''
lha \'lght hour.. itflllr Jand111g ~ u ( d a y n I ah l . a :. ll r d )' HI
vc 6¢alor d1~doscd
"1-'rom lhl' llm\• the' pulli.-.t 111
Sunday mKhl until lht•y ldt Mun
duy momintt '4ai. 7 hour' ,.u\d l:.
m1nuCl"lt." N&11on I Truni.1lor1 ..
hon Sufl'ty Buaht \pok(·,n1an
6rud Dunb;;r !'imd Thu"'d·H
Ounhnr ..... ud lht• 1nH01>tt~ut11r'
h1n •t• 001 d1'1l'rmt111-.I ho'4 mu1 h
'lc~p lht> 1·n.·"" 11f th1• 111 f .1t1·fl
Put>lftl' South"'t•:<t •\1rhnt•' n1~h1
182 h ,1d dunn~ .. 1.\1\11\ n tn
Stu·rumttnlu un Sund.J, 111..:hl
llo""''H'r 1t '' kno'4n thJt 1h1
<'I""" hulJ mort-th,1n 1·nt1u~h
l l':Sl lime' umkr f-'edt•ral A\1,1
twn 1\dmmb tr;itton r<•i..ul.H11111 ...
:.uid Norman WJte1 :.. d1reclQr uf
µI an ning •• nd l'oot 1111 flt i.;ht
opcrut1w~ for l~A Wutt•r, -.u1it
'Dead'
Youth
Recovers
AUSTIN. Texa:. IA1'1 A
19-year-old youth believed killed
in an automobile accident wa~
discovered to be still ahve after
his family agreed to donate h1!>
kidnt'>ys for a transplant. doctorl>
report.
Roger Ragland, 19. ·of ncarb)'
Dripping Springs. wai:. repon.ed
in critical condition today m the
int e n sive ca r e un it or
Brncke nridge Hospita l her<'
following extensive brain sur
gery .
Frances Balch,. Ragland's sis-
ter. s aid today the family ha!>
' been told "he's holding has own
The brain·'\s fuhctioning .. the
fiexl 72 hour-s will tell."
Ragland's car crashed into a
telephone pole Wednesday.
Authorities said he was brought
to th~ hospital. where tests
s howed no brain waves.
The medical examiner told the
Texas Department of Public
Safety that Raglattd was dead.
The youth's family was notified.
and a funeral home called in the
death notice to newspapers
Then a physician called thc
family a nd got perm1ss1on to
have Ragland's kidneys used in
a transplant to save someone
else's life. To preserve the or
gans while doctors looked for a
• recipient. Ragland was put on a
res pi rat.or.
On Thursday. Dr. Byron Nee·
ly. a neuros urgeon, called the
family and s aid Ra~l a!ld . was
showing signs or brain activity
Hos pital officials said a long
operation was performed 10
which a portion of Ragland's
brain was remov<'d. <1nd he was
placed in lhc intensive care unit.
Slain Woman
In Oceanside
From County
OCEANSIDE !AP> The body
of a woman found strangled along
s tate route 78 has be€c'n identified
as 23-year-old Shirley Patricia
Bower of Santa Ana. a coroner's
office spokesman says.
lht• c rl''4 would huvl' rlown lt•l>:.
than .1 1 • h()ur' du1111•• ,, ~N hour
11t·rtod bt•fon• lht•\ \wrt• chw tu
.md IO 5.Jn Ult• .:o
'l c1111 J.bburc y ou that th1·r ..
'4 JS no VIOh1lion of r1•gul.it1C)fl~
Ill .11\y l'Xtcnl," Wutcr .. l\IHc.I
WJll'H\ :o.uid lht• l'H 'W """' Wl'll
'4 llh1n FAA f!Jl(Ul.1llon\ lh<•t
l11nH fh~hl tmw \O no more lturn
•·•&hi hours dur1nu uny 24 hour
p1•r1od
Tht• <'Olh1>1011 the nl'xt morn in~
IH'I Wl'l'O lht• l'!\A 1'.!7 anu J
10.:h· t-n~uw l't>-.1>nJ 172 thnw
mt It·' 1·..i.-.t or l.indbt-t ~h f''wltl
hu' c l<11mt'd 150 llv1•,
Uu11h.11 'lltd J c 11111puh'ritt·d
1 otll .. tun u\t11ctu nc1• 'l)'!'llt•m ut
~1rt1m,jr NJv;il Air i-,tdlton
lfl\41 I . lh1• "'"A l'Ulltrtll Ct'nlcr
fnr pl Ulll'' ,1 ppro a<•h1n.:
I. 111 d h l' I'.: ... 11• l IJ , K II V l' l WI>
""urninj(b, on1· 17 :.t·t·uolis before
the colh:.ICm and one l'I :.ccond~
uftcr u,. ~llld tnvc:o;ltl(utors urc
un11urc why the alert sy8tem
~oundcd thl' sl'cond warning. ··we don't know why il did
th<.1l ." Dunbar ~:.i1d "Wt: don't
know ff ll mul!unctiQJled We'll
have lo find out "
Dunbar said records show the
f1rl!t wurntng came when the 721
wnl-. ut 3,000 feel uncl the Cessna
w1u1ut2.400fcet.
Mtanwhile, investigators satd
an air tru((l1· c ontroller,
bdll'vcd to bo the last person to
tulk to I~ two pilots. may have
mistaken the alarm warning to
mt•un the JCthner had merely
chpJ1 l·d loo low on 1ls landing ap-
prou1•h
A second possibility con ·
s11.tl'red was that the controller
inuy have assumed the alarm
wai. false beeause he believed
both planes had been to ld lo look
out for euch other and had taken
the necessary precautions.
No Handcuffs
Leary Returns to County
Dr Timothy Leary, former messiah or the LSD cult of
the 60s. returnl-t to Orange County Tuesday to extol outer
l-.pacc truvt.'I
Leary's UC Irvine lect1:1re. ··from Inner Space to
Outer Space: The Creation of the Future," marks his firs t
11ubh<' appearance in the county m 10 years. "For year!>
\:Veryti'me I went there tOrange County) l was in
handcuffs :.ind ~hackles. surrounded by sheriff and FBI
LEAlt'I'
agents." Leary said recently.
"BUT I AM COMING lo Irvine now
with great pride a nd affection because I
thrnk we've all changed tremendously
since then."
Leary, who lived in Laguna Beach
for a lime during the 60s, was first ar·
rested and convicted in Orange County
on marijuana possession charges.
LEARY MAINTAINS THAT
through the interaction or brilliant peo.
pie man will increase his intelligence to
the point bf alJowing individuals to have
s pace sh.ips capable of intersteller travel.
Leary's lecture will take place al 8 p.m . in Crawford
Hall. It 's open to the gene ra l public.
Air Traffic Control
Featured Sunday
Reade rs of Sunday's Daily Pilot
will be better prepared for life's
chances.
Feature articles will deal with
financial ups and downs of the
commodities market, ardors of
pioneering and air traffi c control
in Orange County.
WINNERS ANO LOSERS
Com modi ties are a dirty word to
some investors. but many Orange
Coast s~ulators Jikc the fast ac-
t10n despite the fact there are as
many losers as winners. Potential
jackpots keep them coming back.
Story in You/Your Money.
FIT AS A FJDDLE -Whal
satisfies a gourmet like Morris
the cat won't do for. Fido. P et
nutrition is important in keeping
the household herd trim and live-
ly Pat Dunn explores the topic in
her Cons umer Closeup.
"CENTENNIAL" A new
te levis ion production or the
.James Michener book is the
longest and most involved fiJming
(SUND A Y'S BEST J
of a ny series to date. The fi rst
episode on lht• story of the de·
velopment of Lhc West .airs Sun·
day OJS(hl. •
SENATOR 'UN I QUE' -
William Proxmire. the senator
who has embarrassed lar~c un-
iversities, firms and prominent
individuals by awarding his
Gold en Fleece prize fol" misuse of
governme nt funds. is profiled in
a n Associated Press s tory.
Libraries Due
For Reopening'
It was the second strangulation
tn Oceanside in two weeks. Police
said. On$ept. 21 , the body of Clair Brown Back d Belle Lucketti. 55, a housekeeper e
OAKLAND <AP I --Alameda
County supervisors have voted
to s pend $5.50,000 to reopen two
county libraries closed because
of Proposition 13 budget cuts.
The m oney is p art of $1. I
million in state bail-out money
granted to SSl('cial tax districts
in Ala meda County.
fo r a F all brook wom an, was found
tnhcrtnotelroom B T l
MISS Bower was discovered y earns ers
early Wednesday by a Carls bad
woman walking he r dogs near SACRAMENTO IAP) .-
Buena Vista lagoon. officers said California Teamsters have en-
S he apparently h ad h ecn dorsed Gov. Edmund Brown Jr
strangled with a piece of cord, for re-election.
Supervisors project that this
year's $3.S million library
budget, which includes state
bailout money, will maintain
services al about 80 percent or
last year 's level. covered with an afghan a nd left They also announced their
by the roadside. s upp?rt for llR c:>ther D~mocrats •
Investigators said they arc running fc:>r various offices, and Engines Offered
looking into the possibility that 18 Republicans. . • s h ~ m"Y bft_X..e . b een slai n The Teasms ters said they op· WASHJNGTON <AP) -The ~hl~here'-ltl~~ · > 1~ Rf)6e three ~vers.,i b~ot 1 1,~Qii.t4Jilatp~ h~ agreed to sell,..
highway. "' propositions -lfie a nti-smoking.· 1 ~~t!e~'ne-::n.cl~a'flH~ ....
No arrests have been made in homosexual teache rs and death 1 n ft g ht e r pl a n es , l h e
either case. penalty expansion initiatives. Washington Post r eported today.
U.S. officials wouldn't disclose
which specific jet engine has
been offered to the Yugoslavs.
The Post said.
Guardian
TounPrayer
Under Fire
METUCHEN. N.J. <AP>
-Paul Marsa plans to ask
Superior Court Judge
David Furman for a court
order td stop township
council members from
praying before each m eet-
ing.
M arsa. wh o ca ll s
himself "an atheist by in·
tellectual reasoning," ob·
jects to the praye r
because he said it violates
the right of separation of
church and state.
Crunc h, a seven·loot·long boa constrictor, watches
over a display of fire agate ·at the Chi cago lntern~tional
Gem. Mineral and Jewelry Show. He belol1}ts to an El
Cttjon, Calil., gem dealer and is used for both protection
and attention.
The «·year-old divorced
father of three boys said
residents or this central
New Jersey community o.
16,000 have been cool to
his proposal.
Dunbar said Lindbergh Field
tontrollers were not trucking th·
Cesi.nu 172 because it was being
handled by Miramar.
··The Cess n a wa s un ·
dcr 'Miramar approach con-
trol,' .. Dunbar told reporters
Thurs day. "The Lindbe rgh
tower did not know where the
Cessna was and the Cessna did
not occur lo them."
In fact. Dunbar said , the
Lindbergh controllers were un-
aware of the collision until s ix or
seven minutes after IL happened.
·'Controllers estimate it was
six or seven minutes before they
had any idea it was a midair col·
lision." Dunbar said. .. During
that time they thought the
<.11rcraft had had an engine ex-
plosion."
Ile said Miramar controllers
apparently were the first to re·
a liie there had been a collision
Four Years
For Slayer
Of Actor
Con victed killer Charles
Hopkins was sentenced to four
years in s tate prison Thursday
for the murder of "Hello Dolly ..
movie actor Danny Lockin.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert P . Kneeland
added a year to the normal
voluntary manslaughter term or
three years after studying a
scrapbook of pornographic pic-
tures that was described by the
prosecution as a "cookbook of
torture."
Pictures in the scrapbook,
barred from evtdence during the
nonjury trial, depicted the sex·
ual torture of nude m en.
It was a lleged against
Hopkins. 35. that he took Lockm
to his Anaheim apartment after
the pair met in a local gay bar
and then slabbed the 34-year-old
victim more than 100 times.
Police said Hopkins wrapped
the body in a sheet. cleaned the
blood from his apartment. took a
dip in the pool at the apartment
complex and then calle<t police.
Officers who rushed to the
apartment said Hopkins told
them that Lockin had de m anded
mo11ey from him a nd began
stabbing himself when Hopkins
refused.
Lockin played bit parts in·
several movies. He was best
known for his role of Barnaby.
the s tore clerk in the· film and
stage versions of "'Hello Dolly."
Support Urged ..
UNITED NATIONS IAP>
Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance assured the world com-
munity today that the Palesti·
nians gained "'a solid start"
toward dignity and freedom in
the Camp David summit agree·
ments. He called for economic
s upport in developing the West
Bank of the Jordan River and
Gaza.
Escape Foiled APWlr.,.,...
An unidentified Pima County s heriff's deputy stands
guard over William Lopcl after an escape attempt at
t he county jail m Tucson. Ariz. Lopez was cau ght about
20 minutes a fter he <1 nd two other men scaled a fence.
Tax Revolt Effect:
Reform Anticipated
SACRAMENTO !AP> -The
conservationist publication Cry
California s~s Proposition 13
may help halt suburban s prawl.
The fa1l issue of the magazine
also-:says that Proposition 13 is
a n opportunity for reform. even
though it threatens local govern-
me nt.
The issue is devoted exclusive-
ly to the impact of the tax-revolt
initiative.
Samuel Wood. co-founder of
California T omorrow. which
publishes Cry California. wrote
that Proposition 13 "can be an
avenue to local reform a nd long.
needed conservation and de·
velopment policies .··
But Wood and other writers
said an inevita ble effect or
Proposition 13 will t>e centra liza·
tion of power in the Legislature.
which is providing the bail-out
money from its surplus and at-
taching strin~s to it.
In addition. Wood pre dicted
tha t the homeowner "will revolt
again as he is forced to pick up
the tab on the replacement re-
venues that will be required to
co ntinue esesentia l l ocal
services a fter the state surplus
is dra~ned and new laxes are im·
posed."
But he said that moment 1s
probably two or three years
away. Meantime. there arc op·
portunities for money.saving re·
forms.
On urban sprawl. Wood sau..l.
··Local government. unable to
meet the costs or servic ing even
existing neighborhoods. will halt
or:..greally reduce new develop.
m~ts on the suburban fringe by
denying residential zoning and
re fu s ing t o e xtend urban
services.
"The millions of developed
lots as yet unoccupied. and
thousands or vaca nt houses
with in California cities, will
absorb mos t of the urba n
growth. but th · increased cost uf
housing brought about by a con·
fine d market wi II require
federal and state subsidies to
equalize land costs... .
. In another article. executive
director Richard Watson of tbe •
County Supervisors Association
Of California warned that
Proposition lJ is a serious threat
to local governrnent. But he said
it would inspire atlcmpls lo
·make governme nt more effi·
cient.
Said Wabon. "'The greakst
tht'eat in Propas1t1on 13 1:. Joc;,il
~overnment ·s loss of control in
its own jurisdiction.
"The next two-year session of
the Legislature. beginnin~ in
J<.1nuary. undoubtedly is going to
be the most critical session in
the history or California.
"Propos ition 13 provides a um·
que opportunity and a c ha llenge
that we never had before ...
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NATION I WORLD
C8ntpromise Ba~ked
College Tax
Credits Due?
WASHINGTON IAf>) 'fax r rtodlts for college tuition 8till have a
chance of becoming Juw this year after winning a last·mlnute
repricvl' IJ\ <• rongr{'ssional t·onf Pre nce committee. It came Thursday
when House mcmlx!rs on the c1>mm lllec. eag<:r to save al least part
of the package. dropped their 111s1:.lcncc that the tax benefits also go
to pupils in private cle mt:nla ry
and secondary school:-..
The stickin" µo inl was that
mos t of the aid lo pnvat<• school
pupils wouJd go to thOM' in rhur('l1
run schools. something o ppon<'nl!t
said wouJd viola te the Conblitu
lion's provisions ~uarantccini.:
separ ation of churc h and slate•
SENATE MEMBE RS on lht'-
committee a rgued that r ather
than a ccept that . the Sen ah•
would be willing to suc·rtfit·c cvl'n
the college credit/.
F.VF.N AS THE conferees we re ml'CLmg. President Carter
wus r epeating to a n ew~
conrerence his concern about the
whole lultion·crcdit concept
Curler has said several lime"
he considers the idea waste ful
hceause th<.: uid would go to thl'
nrh und IJOOr ~1llke. regardless
o f n e<'d. O cs pit e those
mlsRivin~s. however . Carter has
nl'vcr :-.aid Oatly he would veto
colleJ.((' <:rcdils.
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Faced with that pos.,1h11lty <•
few weeks before the Novcmbe1
elections. House m embers rcluc·
tantly agreed to let the college aid
stand alone
Sen. Russell R Long, D·La ..
whnsc Finance Committee
produecd the credit bill. said
T hursday hl• "has been led to
lll'lll'Vl' Uw president might sign
1t 1f the cost is held down." ('hr1sui111 1u•11thhorhooil» 111 1•:11~1 Brlrut pos><l hllltv of :.i11 1ntnnat1onal conference
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B u t II o u s t• a n d S c n a t "
approval or the hard fought
t•o mprom isc s till would not
guaranlcc final u11prnval CJf lh<·
college <.-rcdil!t
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th"m we• hu1w tu lw <•hl1• lo lw
do" 11 1n nur f111al ri·1>111 1 Uut
rr.1nkl\. life• 1l ~df t•ontatni. IOOM'
t•fld' ·Nut \'\ 1·ry ljlll''LIOll that
t .111 ht• ,1,kl'd t·an tw dO,wt·rt'!J "
Svrw11' i1ml Lt·hn1ws 1• r1~ht1st " nu•kt•cl thl' tlu· four yt•urs of' 1'1 rt ft• in and around lhc T llF. PROVISION approved by
tht• conference committee wouJd
1·ost I he federal treasury about $1
billion a ycur when fully effectivl'
tn 1980. Th1:1l is consider.a bly less
than the version originally ad·
vocatcd by the Senate .
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'Full of Love, Good Will' Th<: tnll would allow a tax
('red1l. whic h is !>ubtracled
ch rt•ctly from taxes owed, of 35
p1:rnnl or tuition costs paid
01 ft er Jul y 31. 1978. Th e
maximum credit for 1978 would
lw $100. nsmg t.o $150 m 1979 and
S250 Jn l 9tl0.
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Hobl'fl Blalwy, the l'Omm1tt\·c·~
child coun:.t'I
Thund rous Applause Greeted Pope's Last Audience
t'RU~TR/\TION W/\S ev1den1
.1 , co m rn 1 t t cc m <' m be r..,
rond<•re<t th<' sworn testimony 11f
Santo TraHlcunlt:, 1dent1ficd by
l<Jw enfnrr·l'ml'nl uuthoritics as a
Jon~t 1 mt.• boss of La Cosa Nostra
OJH.·rat11mi. in 1-'londa.
'l'raffi canll'. b1·er.iusc of hb
Cutw und Cl/\ ('Onncctions, has
bc<.·n lhc mob bo!.s m<>ntioncd
111 05t pr11m1nvnt ly 1n thf'
' p t· <.' u I a l 1 on a b o u l <.' r i m £'
1>yndu:att· invulvt•m<.·nt
Tra rr1<.·a n t1· 'aid he wa..,
approuch<.•d in late 1960 or early
Wfil by a frll'nd. John Roseth,
"ho !'>OUJthl his h(·lp 1n <i CIA plot
Ill "'hllh!>.lnate ca .. lro
Trafficuhlt• :-.aid he a greed lo do
_ i.uoutofpalnohsm .
llE INSISTED llF. acted as
no thi n1.t more than an
1ntt·rpn•tt•r al mcc•tini:l5 •whcr1·
ut hl'r parl1t·1pan\s spoke only
Engh sh or Spam :-.h
6Goon Trial
For Killings
BOC II UM, West Ge rmany
</\I' l Six Germans have gone
un t rial charged with murder or
o a rtit1pat1ng in the m ass
1.'Xl.'CUtlo n of Jews near the
Nazi occupi1:d Hussian cit y of
M1m1k during World War JI.
The 230·page indictme nt
t•h:ar~l'd the m with shooting or
hclp1n1.t to s hoo t about 4,000
J1:w1:.h prisoners a fle r the
(;l'rman invasion· of Russia in
1942 43.
T he prosecution has called on
:114 w1tnt'!\:-.c:~ from Germany, five
from /\ustno. ~$ Crom Israel. 72
fr,1m the Soviet Union, 21 from
the Unilt.-d Staws a nd two from
/\rgl'nlina to testify The trial
bcgan(Thursday and b expected
to las at lcusl a year.
ny mun TOROS
VATICAN t 't'l'Y t /\ I' I Thunderous applause and spon·
lanl'OUS Cnl'S or "Viv II f'upu " "LonR Live the Pope" ripped
through St. Pett.•r'11 Bus1hc·u. \Ill' largest church in Christendom, as
f'opl' John Puul I flas lwll hts l1m1d sm1hi and wuved in whal was lo
bt.· h1:s las t gent-nil uudicnc1•
Ile laughed Wednesday und made everybody laugh the
trademark of his 34·day pa pa('y while the audience had lo be
divided into two parb hecaui:.c of an overflow or pilgrims.
/\T T HE MODER N. AUDITORI UM-LIKE Nervi. Audie nce
Hall . Lhe pope. in h is simple white papal O\llfit. e nchanted the
crowd a1l he talked in his r~miliar and s imple words and gave his
blessin~ m taltc nng Frenc h, Englis h. German and Spanish.
Ile talked of love a nd hunger a nd of the s ick lo the audience of
more tha n 10.000. ConvcyinJ( his love to the a iling. the 6S·year ·old
hc011lhy·looking pontiff suid
"The pope hat. been ho1>p1tahzed eight limes and has had four
operations ...
THEN. AS HAO 8EC'OMF. IDS custom. he stopped his pre
pared remarks and called a fifth i:rade Rome student to the
r •
Men Parade
Reversal: 'Just Like a Cow'
ST. CLOUD. Minn. CAP J The "Little Boy St.
C loud" pageanl drew some 50 contestants but some
participant!> weren't loo huppy <.1bout the wuy things
turned out.
''YE/\11, I .. ~...:LT JUST like u cow. Just like at
the: state foir." said one contestant.
"I've never been so embarrassed in my life."
said anothe r in dcscrrhing the contest . part of a rolc-
rcvcrsal program held at St. Cloud State University
Wednesday night
The contestants p a r ad ed before the cheering.
jeering crowd in skimpy swins uits. Then they tried
to win the beauty contest oy showing off their talents
and answering questions aimed at discovering their
"moral virtues."
ABOUT 50 MEN PARTICIPATED in the beauty
contest. moderated by men's liberation advocate
Warren Furrc ll, while an audience of about 800
looked on. ·
·· f'rccdom Qf choice is quite meaningless in the
face of social •pressure." Fm;rell said after the-pro·
gr a m. "ln ~sense. every woman is in a beauty con·
test every day of her life, whether she's attractive or
ugly.''
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/ormotwn t'1111 /)(> /nullll on
Pogt IJJO todtJu1
pori1um a n1I mlcr v1<·wed him. the µope himself lowenng lhl'
micr ophone lo the boy's hc11(hl
"L>o you <ilWttys want to be 1n the fifth grade''" the pope a!>~ed
Duniek Hravo "Yci.." the boy r eplied. "So that I don't have t<J
('han i.t1: ll'achors " I-' lustered . thl" pope roared with laughter and said. "Well. ynu
Rangers Seek
Bear Slayer arc·d1ffcrcnl from the pope •
"Wllt:N I WAS IN FOURTH J(radc, I worncd aboul making 1t to
lh1;1 firth and when in the fifth, about passing lo the sixth You mu:-.t
move on." Jus t ai. ht• had 1n his firs t appearance as pope a month earlier.
GATLINBlJHG, T enn. IAPl
R01n gers in the Great Sm oky
Mountains National Park arc of.
fcring a reward for inform ation
ahout thl· person or persons who
killed and dismcm~red a youn11.
bear
John P;ml l'!-.lahlishcd an immediate rapport wit~ the crowd
··11e loves cvervbodv. you can feel it," remurked 90 y<'ar·old c01tt-rin Pe pitone of Ath.ens, Ga .• on a pilgrimage to the Vatt<:an
"f k ha~ <1 tx:autiful fa cc · • /\ss1st ant Chie f Ranger Bill
Wade said Thursday a severed
paw from a young bear wet:.
found m the road Sept. 16 near
the Su~arlands Visitors Center
ul Gutlinburi:
"H t; IS FULi. OF LOVE and good will," said RaJashree Oen .
a llindu from V1s01khapatnam, India.
8hortly after noon. at the end of his fourth ~cneral meellni.t
with pilgrim!>. John Paul walked firmly and sat on his a:m cha1r .
curried aloft so that all in lht auditorium could get u glimpse, of
him Nuni. and prelates. the aged and the young c heered . wuvt..'<i and
shouted. "Vi va ii Papa."
i\ few minutes later . Wade
'aid . ran~crs found the severed
head or a bear impaled on ...
road· marking sla ke about a mile
from the visitors cente r.
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VOL. 71 , NO. 2/'l, _. SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNT.Y, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBE R 29, 1978 TEN CENT
Five Italians Likely Pope Successo~
VATICAN Cl1' I ,., f 'ht•
ll•llrrn rurdmal, , ,.n111n11 111 1gf'
rrom S7 to 7S. "t>rt• mt•ntmrwd
tod1&y S l>OS-"bl4 •• (' .. \-.or-. 111
l'Opc John raul l
Vallrun obser "''' t.''<Jtt'( t tht
Colleg" u( 'anhnJb to turn to
Jno\hcr lluhun v.1th ,111111r
1~111itorw eJtpt.<ncnrc u::. it lltli 111
,•l('l'llnJt \'ord1n .1I \lh1n11 I u
''IUOI . i.m111,1r,h "' \1•r1 11 1• •'"'
l'uot• J uhn 1'.1ul I 11n \u~ .!fi
* • *
1 ho«•· nwnllorwd lntludcd
C'ard1r111I '-;nlvttwn· P»p1uil1Ar0o.
ff(I un hbt,hop of J'uh.•rmo. ~cl
ly . l 11rd111ul Corndo Uni. 70,
urc·hbt'lhu11 vt Nurlc . C1udlnul
G 1 1> v ,, n 11 1 ( • o '' m b o • 7 s .
Jfl'hb1.,huµ or M1lu11 . Cudtnul
<i 111w pJI(' ~n . 72, urchbh1ho1> of
<; 1·0 0J , .tnd Cardmul G 1ov1t1u11
B t• n td I 1 ~> 7, ti r d i b ' 'h up o (
1-·1or1·n<·1·
llul, t•l,.,t·rvcr., po1nk1I out.
*
frontrunners often lo11c out -ai. m the last pap1&l election There
11> a saying at the Vatican· "lie
APPLAUSE GREETED
LAST AUDIENCE -A41
who enters the conlave us a
µopc, lcavc1rnsa c.ardinal."
l.uti:.ar11 was s1>ldom m e n ·
t1on!!d as 11 posi.1ble successor to
Poo<' Puut. Many expected the
• * *
ne w pope to e me rge from the
ran k s o r lhe experien ced
cardinals In the c uria, the
church's central administration.
Some even pr<.-'dicted that. con·
sidering the universality of the
700·million m ember Roman
Ca tholic C hurc h and the
dominance o f no n -Ita lian
cardinals, a foreign pope might
put an end lo the four·century
Italian d o m i n a tion of the
* * *
papacy.
But. In 20 days of pre·conclave
deliberations after the death of
Paul VI . a consensus develOJX.---d
-r eportedly with the concur
re nce of foreign cardinals -
that the next pope s hould again
be a n rtallan, but rich in
pa s toral , r athe r than
bureaucratic. e xperience.
Ursl and Siri were reported by
the Italian press as having been
* * *
under consideration ::ilong wit.h
Luciani before lht! conclave set·
tied on lhe patriach of Venice on
the first day of voting.
The archbishops of Naples and
Genoa are again cons idered
a mong the leading "papabili,"
o r pos sible POtles. Siri. a
(•ardlnal for 25 years. carries a
conservative label whilo Ursi 15
considered a m1ddle·of.the·road
(See ITAUAS, Page A21
* * *
ohn Pa I • 1es at
First 18
lrulicted
In Prob~
RA LT I M 0 R I-: I A P 1 I\
special federal gnind JUry Ill
dirtcd 18 persons l<xfoy in an 111
vestiRa lwn or ullc·ged frnud
within lht• General Ser v1cci. Ad·
ministration. th<' fC'd<'r<.11 ~nvc•m
mcnt 's l'h1cf landlord and s up
plier
It was lht· first ind1t·tmt·nl rt•
t u r n t• d 1 n a m u I t 1 l' 1 t y
111vcstigat1on mlo allt·~cd fraud.
c•xtort1on. n gJted t•onlracts and
payoffs involving the $5 bilhon
a year a~cncy.
. It was not immediately known
how moch m oAcy was a llegedl1
fSee GSA, Page A2)
--Pie Smacks
Jarvis 88
Editors Meet
PORTLAND. Ore <AP>
(;alaforn1a t ax re v1,lt leader
lloward Jarvis was s truck in tht·
face with a pie by an unknown
assaJlanl today while add rt'ss1n~
a co nference of news pape r
vd1tors
"Don't worry folks, it dm ... "'>n'l
bo.ther me a bit." Jarvis tolc.l
The Associated f're!>S Managing
Editors As1>oc1at1on mf'elmg
The asl>a1lant. a young man
wearing a i.u1t , dashed out the
door aft(•r heavm~ the pie A
hotel ofrtcral !lard the man
f l>Ca pl'C! t hrouli(h a l>1d t· door
lcadin~ to the strc1·t
.I a r v 1 s . t• o a u t h o r o f
Californw '!\ P ror 1>s1twn 13 in
June. wal> a mcm™·r or a panel
d1 s cui.i.1n g tax l1m1tat1on
m casurc•i.
He wipc-d the rema ins of what
aepean.'<i lo be a lemon mer·
tn~ ptc frum h is hi.ttr :.inti
glasses and contmu<'d h1l> ad
rtrcss tr> the i.t•vcral h undrc:d
editor..
As kl'{) later what fl avor 11 WI.ts ,
Ja rvis said. "I rlon 't know I
die.Jn 'l lastc 1t "
* * * * * * 'He Was Kind'
Chi/,d Touched by Jolm Pmd I
ROME !AP> One of the
Ho mans most closely touched lo·
day by the death of Pope John
Paul 1 was 9·year old Daniel('
Hravo. who fluste red the pontiff
1r1 an impromptu dialogue Wed·
nesday before 17 ,000 people
"Mothe r told me before going
to school that the pope was de
<td ," the b<ly suid in an in·
terview "I was ver y sorry
l>1•c·aus l' whf'n.J 5aw him h1' was
v<•ry well "
Daniell'. ::i firth Jiradcr. a l
l1•ndl'd the popt"s weekly puhllC'
aud1enct• alon~ with his class
a nd a teacher. He n •counted
·'The pope m ade a s peech
Then he said that unless he wa~
wrong there was a fifth grade
class in the a udience and could
he have one boy up there with
him to help him . The nun told
me to go and J went."
* * *
The pope had bee n s peak mg of
the need for t•very Christian to
make headway in the· love of
God Daniele stood by the pope's
throne as the pontiff asked him
whether he would like to move
beyond fiflti grade
The pontiff wa~ v1s1bly sur·
prised when Daniele said "no."
Tht: child explamed ht' liked his
te<Jc her and dirt not want lo lo~c
her. The crowd cheered an d •·
IJ~ht
"I was very huµp y," Da niele
said. "I thought ht· would last
Ion~ because he would have
m ade a good pope. fie was s1m·
patico, kind. Ile smiled <111 the
li me. he was happy all the time .
"Then, he spoke m a way that
a lso we little children were able
to understand even if it was a
g rown up."
* * * Cotinty Catholics
Join in Sorrow
. ..~-~ HEART ATTACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Ponttft SJH>wn on s.pt. 3, Dar of Hla tn•!allation
A week or mourning has been
<leclared for the Orange Diocese
by Monsignor Ha rry Trower
who is pn .. >siding in the absence or th e Mo s t R ev. Wi ll iam
J q hnson, bishop of Orange.
a rrive in Rom e Sunday where he
was lo have had an audience
with the late Pope
ft1 o nsigno r Trower. v icar
Kcneral of thf' diocese. todav is·
s ued this !ltatcme n1 ·
Libertarian Joins
Candidates' Debate
Bishop Johnson is leading a
group o f O r ange County
Catholics on a pilJ(rimage in the
floly Land. lie is scheduled lo
"The whole Catholic world is John Schmitz and R o n
deeply sadd<'ned by the death of Cordova ai:tatn threw verbal
the holy father lie captivated punches at each other in their
the entire world in his bri<!f re· fifth Political dcbatP Thursday.
1gn as supreme pastor of the The biggest chani;!e in their road
church. s h o w was the add i llon o f Speck Parole Nixed Libe rtar~an Partv c andidate "The pcopl<' of the diocese of David Bergland.
In Roulm. e Hearu· tg Orange join m prayer for the re· T he three candidates for the
pos e of h is soul A week of 36th State Senate s eal to bt•
JOL I ET. Ill I AP> A mournin$(Wlllbe obscrvcdmthl' vacated by Newport Beach
three·mun Prumn Review Board diocese and daily Mas ses will bJ.: Republican Dennis Carpenter
has voted unanimously to deny celebrated for the pope. met before 95 Saddlcback Valley
pa role ror Richa rd Speck . "A special memorial requiem Ch amber of Comme rce mem·
serving long pnson terms for Ma ss will be celebrated in each hers and guests at the Mi ssion
murde nnJ,! l'IJ,!ht nurses. pa r 1s h c hurc'h a nd a l t})e.S1eJo .Go~try Club . •
Th<· parole heimnl( was one to Cathedr::il of the lloly Family jn Re publican S('hm1tz scored
whic h Speck was routinely Orange o n the day of the funeral POmts before the businessmen's
l'nl1tlcd Jh.· declined to a ppca1 Mass an Rom1·.. i:t ro up early in the d ebate by
at the hearing, although parents . marking Democr at Cordova. or two of tht· young wc1mcn killed Bishop Johnson 15 scheduled to i 4th dlstrlct nsscmblyma n. as a
heavily by the Committee on
Political Edu('ation •CO PE>. an
arm of the AFL·CIO.
Cordova Ignored the punch
and launched his first barrage
promis ing to fight for a re·
distribution of la xes and s aying
that preser vation or "loca l
a utonomy" is the m ost impor
tant issue facing legislators in
the post.J arvis era.
He suggested that local gov·
ernments be given three percent
of the six perrenl slate sales tax
ins tead of the c urrent 1.25 per·
cent. . ........ ·
Be rgland , kept off t he rostrum
by previous sponso rs of the
Sen a te district debate show,
tc stafied al(a lnst his rtilcase. return to Orunlo(e Oct. 7 recipient of campaign donations
-------------------'-'-----------------------!tom or1i?an11:ed labor
• operfed by claiming that voterh
for the first lime have a n op·
portunity for "a true alternative
candidate."
Fight, Fighi, Fight
Univ~n>ity IJJl?h School cheerleader Deb·
bie Gruttan INtds an enthusiastic cheer
for the Troj ttn supporters at 1'hursday 's
game. Oesplw Debbie's and the team's cf.
forts, llnivcrs ity fell to Los Amigos High
School W·O.
"I gel my money from bus1·
ness g roups a nd free enterprise
groupJi." Schmita !:\,.iti.d . "Ron ~·fit\W ~ MM(Jt_.'.:1> -
ported bx,,thc Umted Teachers of
Los Angel~ and the California
Federation of Teachers, both
groups which advocate teachers'
s trikes and l>Ysing."
Sc hmit z a l s o said his
Democratic oppone nt ls backed
Lfbertarians, he said , arc dif·
ferent. The other parties want to
~~U.,.,..s>Dfi,A.)f.0~· ~"ty':"" 'JW 'Silla, _.,;.,1.fbe+fitrh11'1S ..
operate on the principle of in·
divldual rights. Your rights
belong lo you, not to u polih·
cianoranyoncolsc."
Libertarians, he sard, arc
<See SENATE. Page A2J
Hippos Dry
'Ho1ed Dt)Un' at Safari
A s Orange Coast residents
have ducked Into the surf or
bar kyard swimming pools to
mitigate the heal wave. Lion
Country Safari 's water· loving
hippo herd hasn't even had a
creek to loll in.
Since early spring, around the
time ol the famed Oubbles' escapes. mo~t of the park's
lO·m ember hippopotamus cl•n
hove been wllhOul water Jn
which to .slumber 8Way their
laiy days , Leon Unterhalter.
Safari manafler . sald • ,
Heavy ruins flooded and
damaged the park's dams In &an
Olel{o C~k. and repalr work
won t be tin.ished for about slx
more weeks •
M eanwhlJc. the muttl·ton
parrhcd river animal• are
•
"hosed down " three times a
day. the manager said.
The periodic deluge protects
the pudgy m ammals from over·
heating. and keeps their delicate
skin from s unburn.
Unlerhalte r said the hippos
haven'Uuffered from the lack or
water in which to submerge
thelr hug~ hulks for the trad1·
tional 10 to 12 hours 8 duy.
"All a matter of fact, we had u
birth six weekB ago." he u ld.
Mark .Rich. curator of mltm·
nu llA at San OlcJio Zoo, was
usked •t the Mtopgap measures
are adequate .
"A continuous nnc m lat apray
would be preferred." he said.
"But , a'6 lo ng a s they'r e
watching the hlppo11, they s hould
be all right."
..
Vatican
Sh~en
By Death
VATICAN CITY <AP l Pope
John Paul I. the humbl~ "httle
man" elected pontiff or the
Roman Catholic Church Just 34
days a~o. died or a heart attack
in his bed late Thursday. The
65·year-0ld pope's reign was one
of the brief<'St m history but his
warmth and good humor had
nonetheless endeared him lo
m il hons
An o ff icia l V.a t ica n
a nnouncement said John Paul,
who had a history of health
problems. died at about 11 p m.
Thursday <2 p.m. POTI wtule
reading the !Mh·century book of
meditations •·The Imitation or
Christ."
In death he still had his usual
smile, said a senior cardinal.
'J'he body was discovered this
morning al about 5:30 by hu;
private secretary, the Rev . John
Magee
"Sance he hod failed to s<.>e
him i n the ~hapel a!. usua l, he
looked for him lo the room and
he round him dead in the bed
with the li ght on a s with a
person who h1.1d been reading,"
the announcement s aid.
A doctor wa s immediate ly
summoned. and~Uributcd death
to "ac ut e myo ca rdi ~I
infa rct ion." Mons ignor Cantsio
van L1crde. the pope's vicar for
V1.1l1ran City, blessed the body
"Providenc·e took hrm away
from us S-O s uddenly," sa id Carlo
Confalon1er1 . the 85·ycar·old
dean of the Collt•Re of <.:ardmab .
"Wt• arc all with our eyes turned
upward wondering ahout the
ins('rutable desi~ns of God."
Ry noon . the body of tht•
church's 263rd pontiff hay m
s tal e in the Va t1 <'a n 's
Cle m e ntine Hall. JUSl a few
rooms away from the hcdroom
wherc he died. A steady stream
of people. from car<lmals and
polit1 ral l<'tHlcr s to for e ign
tourists and hous1·wivcs , filed
past
The b od y lay o n a
velvet draped htcr. dressed in a
white cmbroldcrcd anklc·lcngttl
robe and a rc.-d chasuble, a whlte
mitre on his heud and a pastoral
staff rested alon~s1dc the body.
His hands were clasped together
holding a rosury. Rehind the
bler ffJlllid..4,4lJJ ft"'!.") ti~-,.,.. > 1-~'ikili"l;(/ ~ ~~l\(1!( •. , ..... _.,.._,;-,
Rome tolled in unison at noon In
<See POPE, Page A2 )
Con st
Weulhe r
Clearing by mid duy
Saturday and l'Oo lcr.
lllghs Saturday runJ(tn#!
from low to mid 70s al
b •1.1ches to MS Inland Low~
tonig ht 1n m1d·OOs.
INSIDE TODA~
Southern Caltfomla slondit
to gain from an aero6J>OCf'
boom, t7ut still /aces strong
F.uropcon compehhon. See
Page fl3
DAIL 'V PtLOT
0..t;N9' ..... _
Pt.Abu£ HONORS 'F0UNO€AI ' AT UC l"VIN!
B~•. Pc),nr ln8trumental In Oett1ng Campua
UCI Pioneers
Two Newport Founders Feted
Two N1·~ port "''a<'h m1•0 IO'\lruml·nt.il 111 brrnglnt: »
Un1ver-.n,y Of Cahfort1111 u mpus to Ora.nit• <'ounty weru
honon.-d Thul"l\day ut ll(' lrvtne The cer\'mon v wi.1< held
on a day murking th\' IJth unnlvt>"-•f)' or tht• lllk!t1l111& day
of daasc..>s at the cunwu-.
A PLAC~l '•: twur111~ lht· n111111•' 11( Wultl•r Uurro111(hi.
• ind lht• 1.1lt• 1-: .I Hnt'k . r•nwt•r Wiik unvtiilud Ill ll
t'irl·ulur >:u11h.·n pl .. 1111 thut wtt-. rrnumud t''ounder:i Court.
Uurrou..;hi.. former UWntlf uod publlaber or the OaJly
r1lOl, l(l\V<! tht' 1:rowd ot about 50 pec>plr II brlttf hll lOry Of
1 he p u11h to brin~ 11 llC c·1rnl1111:. lo the .rca
In I~. Hurroui:h:. ;rnd l'owcr formcid thti Yrlcnd11 of
tht.· llniwr:.1ly of l'ullfornau 1n Oranat-County af\or lJC
Rt>g~nl:> announced lht:y Wl'rl' looklng ror • 11lta for a new
l·Jmpus.
HE CITED the work of J oan Irvine Smith In convinc-
ing the Irvine Compan1 lo dedlcat.cl 1,000 acroa of It.a hmd
for the campus.
When the sclecllon became official, the group formed
by Burroughs and Power became the Friend! of UCI.
Power was cited in 1968 for a ball-century or service to
the University or California and aa a founder of the
t"riends of UCL He died in 1974.
VCI CHANCELLOR Daniel Aldrich and Tom Casey,
current president of the Friends, gave inlroduclor.y
speeches and thanks to the two men before the plaque was
unveiled by Power's daughter, Mrs. Robert Bonaparte of
Portland, Ore.
Founders Court is located between UCI '!> biological
sciences and humanities buildings.
,.,,.... Paeie A J
POPE DIES AT 65 • • •
mourning. Some faithful knelt in
St. Peter's Square and prayed.
Mes sages of condolence began
nowing in almost immediately
from a round the wor ld The
ttalian gove rnment declared
national mournin~.
Jn Washington Preside nt
Carter issued a s tate m ent
expressing "deep sadness" and
saying, ·•tn the brief weeks of
ha s reign, Pope J ohn Paul
captured the imagination of his
church and or the world "
In the north Italian mounlam
hamlet whe re the pope was
born: the 30 villagers attending
morning Mass burst into tears
wh en the p a r i s h s;>riesl
inte rrupted the service t o
prepare for the selection or the
264th pope.
Und e r church law , the
conclave of cardinals must meet
between the 15th and the 20th
day after the pope's death. The
Vatican said all cardinals · in
Rome would m eet Saturday
morning to discuss plans .
The election of the little-known
Cardina l Albino Luciani of
Venice as pope las t m onth
s urprised Vatican observers.
who believed the likely choice
was a m on g a dozen more
prominent cardinals.
.. * *
F,.._PaseAJ
announce the news. ITALIAN Confalonieri said in a n • • • interview: "He Jay in his bed,
with the face slightly reclined on moderate.
the righl, Wlth his usual smile. I Benelli, a rigbl·hand man of
prayed, kissed bis hand, then Pope Paul VI , is said to have
went lo the papal chapel to say been influential in swinging the
Mass." conclave t o Luciani , but,
Vatican sources said that although he has both curial and
before retiring lo his bedroom pastoral experience, he may be
Thursday night, Jo hn Paul judged too young for the time
learned about the fatal shooting being. He. too. is taken as a con-
or a Commun ist youth that servative.
evening in a right-wing a mbush ·'If the cardinal electors want-
an Rome. ed a pastoral pope from Italy on·
"They kiJI each other even ly fi ve weeks ago. there should
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over a three-year period to lease
the Tustin School. ll is named
after a Tustin pion~r who was
t h e fa t h e r pf the late
Congressman James R. Utt.
1'uslin Unified School District
trus tees must still ratify the
lease. which they are expected
to do next week
Bandit Hits
Restaurant;
$1,000 Taken
A lone bandit. armed with a
.22-caliber revolver, took $1.000
from Coco's Restaurant near the
Orange CoWlty Airport shortly
after midnight this morning.
Newport Beach police said the
slick up occurred a fter the
restaurant at 4647 MacArthur
Blvd. had closed and employees
were cleaning up.
The robber. whose race was
. covered by a ski mask. cornered a
di s hwas he r o uts ide the
restaurant. Holding the gun to his
head , the suspect forced the
e mplo yee b ack into t h <>
rest aurant.
Once inside, the bandit herded
all the employees into the office
and had the m anager open the
floor safe, from which he took the
cash andputitint.oa paper bag.
Before leaving, the robber ha1
the employees lie on the noor
and re moved the mouthpiece
from the telephone.
In addition to weariJ)g a ski
mask. reported· the victims. the
suspect wore leather ~loves.
Marines Held
As Srolen
Car CraJJhes a mong young people." he be no reason for them to change
reportedly commented in what in such a short time," a Vatican Two Camp Pendleton M~rines
roay have been his last words. observer commented. who allegedly stole two sports
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also of a heart attack, the wo uld wo rk agains t Curia Thursday were arrested minutes
churc h machine r y of papal cardinals who were considered later when the new model they
:-uccessioi:i immediately_ we~t among top contenders to sue-~r~~~ec1r~~ntu;~edhii~h M~~~~~ into motion. The Vatica n s ceed Pope Paul VJ -Sergio f:s~~~ta1rJy of v~t11ale. hFre_'!_ch Pignedoli. Sebastiano Baggio ViMejf~hael Marcellus HaHock ~,.10a ean 1 ot, w o lGAes and e{j<:J..e.F~li~i ' et'~chih!tl itl...._ ~~9.{~ ,. ~~~ · ~ ....c .'A, ~J)!;i • .John .Franklin .S~trt
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the 112 cardinal-e lectors around Crash Ki.Jls County J tul early this morrung tbe world travel back to Rome to _____ after being treated at Mission
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H was a 1978 280Z, valued at In UDlingtOD $11.500, and a 1974 260Z valued at
$5.000. a compa ny spokesman
said. A Buena Park teen-ager died
after he was thrown from his
speeding auto that smashed into
a light pol e s tand a rd In
downtown Huntington Beach
late Thursday night, police re·
ported.
T h e youth 's name was
withh e ld pendi n g family
noUficaUon .
Police Officer John Berens
said the crash occurred al 11 :"8
p. m on Main S t reet near
Yorktown Avenue when the
driver lost conlf'ol or his com·
pact sedan.
Another youth ln the auto,
David James Goodman. 11, of
Buena Park, suffered minor in·
juries as he too was thrown from
the auto that overturned after \l
struck the Ught pole. Berens
said.
Goodman was treated at
Pacifica Ho pital and released.
Berens uld p0lke are stMHn·
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The two men allegedly scaled
a f e n ce surrounding the
dealers hip and drove a 1974
model out by crashing through
the fence.
F,...P_,,eAJ
GSA •••
involved. Sources earlier t.hts
year estimated that losses in the
Washington region could be as
much te.4 million annu1t,llY, or
one-four th o r the s upplies
purchased by the stores each
year .
GSA Special Counsel Vincent
Alto has said that the GSA case
may be the biggest money scan·
dal in federal history.
Each or the 18 persons was
charged with a single count of
cons piracy to defraud the United
Ste tea .
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Over Frogs'
Diet of Flies
UC lrvme's1 J oseph Ardilti.
biology professor and noted war-
rior against Irvine fruit flies is
enga~ed in research that could
bring more pesky insects to the
community.
Councilman David Sills, who
fought reeenUy with Ardilti over
the issue of fruit flies multiply·
in~ in rotten tomato crops,
asked the professor lo study what
kind or insects Crogs eat after a
toad pond and frog.jumping COO· test were proposed by an Irvine
man. "fl occurred to me that frogs
eat. a nd they ~al insects, they
eat a lot of them ," Sills said lo·
dav. "l asked Joe lo check lo see
what kind of insects we'd have
to import to feed the frogs.·•
But. Sills believes, the frog
habilal is impractical. "Onc group w<1nts a frog pond
but soml' of them don't want in-
sects," Sills said. ··Whal do they
think thefro2s are~oing toeal?"
Somoza, Foes
OK Mediation
MANAGUA, Nicaragua !AP>
-T he United Slates and four
Lalin American countries re·
porlcdly have been accepted by
Pres1denl Anastasio Somoza and
a n opposition a lli an~e to
med 1 ate efforts to ft nd a
peaceful solution to Nicaragua's
bloody political crisis.
The Broad Opposition Front
said Thursday its spokesmen
have been authorized to proceed
with negotiations medlaled by
the United States. Guatamala.
El Salvador. Colombia and the
Dominican Republic.
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DEFENDS GUN OWN ERS
Candidate Schmitz
o.11, ...... , ..........
NEW FACE IN RACE
Candidate Bergland ,
f're•P~.4 1
SENATE CANDIDATES. • •
111(ulnst 1tovern11wnl l''"'' rol In flvldln•t qu1·s tw11 11 by a
p11nc•I or county m•w:-.pal)t!r rc-
1111r 11• rit, Sdunll.: 1'u ld he
"a lw11y11 hn~ hc.·1•11 a ~lron..: nd·
VcH'lllt.• Of ltW l'IJ:h l lo ht•llr
11rm"" ancl 1:-. a lon g l1m1•
nwmhl'r ol Uw Nallonul Hirte
J\i.MlC'1al1on .
Cordcw;i dod~l·d u quei.t1on
.1houl rumor:. th:tl he might he
;.ipPOlnted lo Hutph Diedrich·-.
Third Supcrv1sorlal Oi stric.:t :.cat
Ir h1~ rails in his bid for the Statt·
St•nale and if Diedrich should be
convicted of bribery related
charges the super visor is cur
rently facin~.
"I'm honored by the rumor,"
Cordova quipped.
Both Cordova and Schmitz
c harged that Orange County
doesn't receive Its proportionate
share of gasoline taxes from the
state for the construction or bad·
ly needed roads and freeways.
Cordova suggested a solullon
might be the firing of Adriana
Gianturco. state dt rector of
transportation. Schmitz suggest
ed fi r ing her boss. Gov. "J erry"
Brown instead and hiring his
Republican opponent, Evellc
Younger.
Bergland suggested elimanat
ing the entire transportation de·
partment which. he said, is not
doing the job. He sugges ted con
tracting road planning and de-
velopment out to private busi·
ness.
Asked how local school boards
can construct new buildings in
the wake of Proposition t3's
limitations. Schmitz charged
that the state Supreme Court·~
Serra no Decision -not Proposi·
lion 13 -makes it impossible for
anything to be done at the local
lt!vel.
Cordova, too. said state money
Will be required for local build·
ing needs a nd pledf(ed to work
toward that end if elected.
Bergland said the sta te should
get out of the school business
a ltogether. He s aid schools
s ho uld be opera ted a s bus i-
ness es. Those who can pay
should. Those who can 't might
be offere d a government
voucher, allowing them lo at·
tend private schools
Throuf(hout the debate. as in
the previous ones. Schmitz clung
tenaciously to his s upport of
Proposition 13, mentioning that
ils a uthor, lloward Jarvis. sup·
po rts him . He jabb ed at
Cordov<1 's opposition lo the
measure.
Cordova countered by criticiz-
ing Schmitz for his choice of pro·
fessional campaign aides and
his me mbers hip in the John
Birch Society.
Schmitz charged that Cordov::.
1s really a liberal votmg as a
conservative on no11t·nent1aJ 11>
sues to survive in a polltlcally
conM·rvallvo county.
Sc hmit z s aid Co rd o vJ
betrayed his liberal view1 by
break in~ a promb ·to a 1roup r1f
m;,nufat:lurcr!> He i..s1d Uw
lkm1wn1l s1dc>d with ;, lawy•·n
orgaru2atwn, foiling tu i.irov1d1·;,
kl•y comm1lll'l' vot1· for ,, ~~'
rtt·i:.i. supported ball
Cord ova d1dn l deny l h t-
charKe. but responded
''I ( VOU b e ll('V P Jt,hn
Sl'hm1ll . you II b··llc\£' lh<Jl
Butcher and Ford~ ·~~hmlt~
campaign firm: l run clean cam
paagns and the John Birch So<1e·
ty i!> not a p<>hllcal organaz.a .
Lion ..
All three candidates !>aad they
are in agreement on most statt-
ballot propositions scheduled for
November. .
But Schmitz noted, ''I'm for 6.
and they are both opposed.
Proposition 6 1:, the one about
the queers." .,..~.
Cordova countt:r ed . "How
tasteful "
Water Board
Chief Resigns;
AiJe Assigned
Ha ns J . Lorenz. president <Of
the Coastal Municpal Water Dis· -
trict board of directors, has re·
signed his post after 12 years on
the water board.
Lorenz will be replaced by
J ohn Killefer who was executive assis t ant to former Orange
County Supervisor Alton E. Al·
Jen.
Lorenz. who lives in Corona
del Mar . 1s leaving the wate1
dislric1 because of commitments
with his business activities m
the irrigation industry.
He was appoi nted lo the
Coastal district in 1966 and most
recently served as director or
the water wholesale agency.
Killefer, also of Corona dcl
Mar. is marketing manager for
Lhe processed products dried
rruit division of Ca lavo Growers.
The Coastal Municipal Waler
District is a wholesale agency
th at provides Met r opolalan
Water District water to districts
<1long the Orange Coast
T hose agencies served by
Coastal include the Brea Water
District, Costa Mesa County,
Newport Beach. Laguna Beach
County, South Coast County, Tri
Cities and portions of the Irvine
Ranrh Water District.
FROM AMY ANGLE •••
~DEN'S
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linoleum • wood floor
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Likely Pope Successor·' i Five Italians
v rH'AN t·ny •AP 1 Fh ..
lla ll n rardrn•h. r .inaunJ? in jjge rrum ~7 LO '1~. ~t'rt' 1twnt101X'd
todl•) .is llO.."'Slblt-'<U<'C-t•,-.01' to
l'of)(' Joh11 P .1uJ I
Vuh clln ob. .. "t'r' cxJ}('ct lhe
'olh.'Jlt' of CardlnJ h lO turn lo
<1 11<1lh\•r ltall.&I\ v.11h 'Ir on..:
pBJ>lOl'UI \'Xpe'rll'Ol'C, ~ It did In
elecltnR Curd1n.,1 Albino l.u
~H1n1, putnan·h uf Vt>nt\ 1· "'
Pul.K' Juhn Paul I on Au~ 2f.
• • •
Thost' mf'nt1orw d included
l'u rdinul ~al vu tort> Puppulardo.
fl() 1.ir t hbudlllJ) of Pult'rmo, Sicl
h <"ard1nul (.'orrudo Ursl, 70,
Jrchb1i.hop of Na11le • CurdmaJ
<; 1 o v a n n 1 • o I o n\ b o • 7 !i .
11r\·hbll\ho11 hf Milan , Catdlnul
G1u1>t>p1ic S1r1, 72. urchbishop of
G<•nou. und Cbrdlnal Ci luvMnn1
lJt'n e ll1. 57, uchbH1 hop or
f'lort'nl'e
Rut. oh;...•rvtrl\ potntc~ out,
* • •
lrontruMerR olkn lose out -as
to the lw;l papal .,lccllon. There
•~ u iwylntt Ul the Vatican: ''He
APPLAUSE GREETED
LAST AUDIENCE -A.t
who enters the cohlave as a
pope, leaves as a cardinal.··
Luc iani was s eldom men·
t1oned as~ ll06Sible successor to
Pope PauJ. Many expected the
• * *
new pope to emerge from the
ranks of the experienced
cardinals in the curia. the
church's central administration.
Some even predicted that, con·
sidering the universality of the
700-million member Roman
Catholic Church and the
dominance or non-Italian
cardinals, a foreign pope might
put an end to the four.century
Hallan domination of the
* * *
papacy.
But, in 20 days of pre-conclave
deliberations after the death or
Paul Vt. a consensus developed
-reportedly with the concur·
rence of foreign cardinals -
that the next pope should again
be a n Italian, but rich in
pa s toral . rath e r than
bureaucratic. experience.
Ursi and Siri were reported by
the Italian press as having been
• * *
undl·r c.-onsiderallon along with
l,.uc1an1 before the conrlave set-
fll'd on the putriuch of Venice on
th~ first day or voting
The archbishops of Naples and
Genoa are again considered
among the leading "papabili,"
or possibl e po pes. Siri, a
r ardinal for 25 years. carries a
conservative label while Ursi is
considered a middle-of·the-road
(See ITALIA~, Page A2)
* * *
ohn Pa I • 1es at
Beach Closed Marines
Held in
Car Theft
Aliso Creek
Two Camp Pendleton Marines .
who a lleAedly stole lwo sports
car s fr o m a Sa n Juan
Ca pis trano de alers hip late
Thursday were arrested minutes
later when tht-new model they
we re driving a t high s peed
Hit by Sewage
17
•"crashed and burned in Mi ssion
Viejo.
Michael Marcellus ll31lock.
22. and John 1-·ranklin Stewart
II, 19, were bookc'<.I into Orange
County Jail early this morning
after being treated at M isslon
Community Hospital, a sheriff's
officer said.
Stolen from Barwick Imports,
• Inc .• 33375 Camino Capistrano.
-was a 1978 280Z. valued al
$11,SOO. and a 1974 260Z valued at
$5.000. a company spokesman
said.
The two men allegedly scaled
a fe n ce s urrounding the
dealership a nd drove a 1974
model out by crashing through
Lhe fence.
La t e r. the two allegedly
returned and took th<' 1978
model. Officer s said lhey
have n't delermined whether the
first car broke down . or was
intended t o b e used as a
battering ram to clear a way for
the new model.
Arresting officers said the
northbound Marines passed
them at high speed on the San
Die~o Freeway.
The pursuing deputies said
they saw ttte s1>0rts car crush at
Crown Valley and Marguerite
Parkways.
II a llock and Ste wart a re
charged with grand theft auto,
offtrcrs said
A workman ope rating a
backhoe near the treatme nt
plant at AJiso Creek ripped out a
sewer line spilling 5.000 gallons or raw sewage into the creek
Wednesday afternoon
County health officials im·
mediately closed the beach at
A hso. aod took bacteria tests or
Legion Hall
NewHom,e
Of Seniors?
Members of the Council on Ag·
lng and the Senior Citizens Club of Laguna Beach will be voting
next week on whether they wish
to move club activities to the
new Veteran's Memorial Com·
munlty Center.
But city officials ~ay the vole
however 1l comes out -will
have no effeet. on city plans to
re novate the aging American
Legion building for community
use.
The meeting of the two senior
citizen organizations was called
by Countil on Aging President
Alan Adams. who objects to the
Veteran's hall as the site for
senior citizen activities .
lie called the Wednesday ar.
ternoon meeting to present argu.
mcnts against use of the leased
<See LEGION, Page 1\2) t-
Psychic Aid Sought
In Search f Or Girl
By KA YMOND ESTRADA JR.
U.t,,.O.ityP'iltolSuff
The grandparents of a missing
5-yea r·old HuntinRton Beach girl
have caJled upoo an Anaheim
----AMMUUL-DWU'--'-'•aims-She--c'Bn-W'te--~ h er psychic powers lo locate Lhe
· child. ~ ~..J.~~rtt~_,..,..~,;1\-.,.. .,. •
the creek water to determine
whether the beach should re·
main closed throu~h the
weekend.
Officials al the South Coast
County Water District repaired
the broken force main within
rour hours. according to Ray
Miller. the district's general
manager.
He said a backhoe operated by
a contractor excavatl'ng behind
the Aliso Water Management
Agency treatment plant io back
of Ben Brown's restaurant,
struck the sewer line. which
brings ra w sewage from Coast
Highway to the treatment plant. .,.., ........ Mille r said results ot tne
health department's bacteria
tests will be available later this
afternoon. "at which time we
can determine when the beach
will be reopened."
HEART ATTACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Pontiff Shown on Sept. 3, Dey ot HI• lnst•llatlon
Health departme nt officials
shooed beachgoers from Aliso
Beach following the 1 :25 p.m.
incident Wednesdav.
The workman was excavating
earth for a drain line for the
South Coast County Wate r
Dis trict a t the lime or the
accident, Miller said.
Libertarian Joins
Candidates' Debate
Unit Revises
Mushett Recall
Petitions
John Schmitz a nd Ron
Cordova again threw verbal
punches at each other in their
fifth political debate Thursday.
The bigJtest change in thejr road
s how was the additio n of
Libertarian Party candidate
David Bergland.
The three ca ndidates for the
36th State Senate seat to be
R ll · · vacated by Newport Beach eca petitions circulating in Republican Dennis Carpenter
San Clemente against City Coun· met before 95 Saddleback vaUey
cilman Howard Mushett have Chamber or Commerce mem· been revised at the requ~st of the Orange County Registrar of be.rs and guests at the Mission y Viejo Country Club.
heavily by the Committee on
Political Education <COPE>, an
arm of Lhe AFL-CIO.
Cordova ignoted the punch
and launched his first barrage
promising to fight for a re-
distribution of t:lxes and saying
that preservation or "local
autonomy" is the most impor-
tant issue facing le~islators in
the post.Jarvis era.
He suggested that local gov-
ernments be given Lhree percent
of the six percent state sales tax
instead or the current 1.25 per.
cent. oters, but signatures collected Republican Schmitz scored
on the onginal, unrevised pell· points before the businessmen's Bergland, kept off the rostrum
lions also will be considered by prev1·ous sponsors of th group early in the debate by e valid. marking Democ rat Cordova, Se nate dis trict deb~te show,
Boyd Ames Jr., a member of 14th district assemblyman, as a opened by claiming that voters
the Mushett recall committee, recipient of campaign donations for the first time have an op-
said Thursday that 1t is the in· from organized labor. portunity for "a true alternative
tention or the committee to have .. 1 get my money from busi· candidate."
the MU!lhett recall Issue on the ness groups and free enterprise · Libertarians, he said, are dif·
same J an. 23 ballot as the recall g roups ... Schmitz s aid. "Ron ferenl. The other parties want to
votes on Mayor William Walker Cordova has been heavily sup· "control your bodies and proper-,
and Counoilwom.a ... D>--.iD>'o~oun ... ~--npornirtt-oe'fid-h-by-the-tJtrited 'Feachersof t>' " He said "Libertarians
Wilkinson Los Angeles and' the California operate on the principle of in·
Ames refused to comment on Federation of Teachers , both dividual rights. Your rights
the number or signatures col· groups which advocate teachers' ~long to you, no~. to a polili· · · ~ amr4~,. 4".:.A::~
found no truce of Valeena--
Mari s k a M i ll e r who was
abduNed July 31 from her
grandpar e nt s ' hom e in
Huntin~n Beach.
lected so far on the Musb~tt re-strikes and busing." c1anoranyo.neel11e. . "°"~t(.~·;N.!Ji~-~~·~. Y Schmilz als o s aid his Libertarians. he said, are · t>eaiMl';\?~~. ' "),\. ror the county remstra 's office. ~ .., r~bac.Ud ...... ._ ... J~, NATE, Page 1\2) ..,. ~ ~ ~,,--...~' ""P.>•,~;.141 .._ ·~ •t ., . •
P olice belie ve Valee na 's
natural mother. CamalJa MUJer,
25. took the girl from the
g r andparents and legal
guardians, Kenneth a nd Juanita
Moore.
Mrs . Moore said today s he has
a sked a psychic known only as
"Rose" to aid In the search for
the llttl~ ,girl, a child beauty
QUf'('n.
"We don't have anything e lse
to work on and we're reaching
for anything that migbl help,"
said Mrs. Moore on her decision
to bring In the psy~hic.
Authorities h ave searched
communes i n Southern
California and as far away as
' Tennessee in an efCort to find the
mother and child.
The Anaheim psychic said she
has worked anonymously with
Oran"e County in cases Uke thiis
before.
"I will need a pi cture or the
child and a favorite toy," said
Rost .
SOUGHT BY PSYCHIC
Valeena Miiier, s
·'The toy must be ha ndled
gently so that Lhe vibrations are
not disturbed," she added.
Mr~. Moore uld she might
give Rose some or Valeena's
benuty contest trophies. V1leena
was named Miss La Petite ln 11
Newport Beach pageant earlier
this year.
The Moores also are ofrerina a
Sl,000 reward tor Information
lencUnl( to the missing child.
"She's our whole life," said
the grand/ather.
s aid Ames e s tima.ted the ~ · · '"'" · ..
number of signatures collected Hippos Dry on unrevised petitions at 1.500.
In order to quallfy the Mushett
recall question for the Jan. 23
bal1ot the recall committee
would have to J)resenl the pell·
Lions to City Clerk Max Berg by
about Oct. 23
The deadline for the petition
s ubmission ha~ not yet been set,
Mrs . Deaton said. but the com·
mlttee would have to allow time
tor validation of signatures and
a City Councn ruling on the mat·
ter before Nov. 3
November 3 ts the last date on
which the City Council could act
to pl~ce' the retail issue on the
«an. 23 ballot
The number of va1ld
signatures required on the peti·
(See PE11TION, Pa1e At>
Other Coverage
AddJtlonal south Oran~e
County coverage appears t.od!U'
on Paae D2.
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'HoBed Doun' at Safari
As Orange Coast residents
have ducked into the surf or
backy ard swimming pools to
mitigate the heat wave, Lion
Country Safari's water-loving
hippo herd hasn't even bad a
creek to loll in. Since early spring, ~und the
lime of the famed Bubbles·
escapes . most of the park 's
10-member hippopotamus clan
have been without water in
which t.o slumber away lhelr
lazy days, Leon Unterhalter,
Safari manager, said.
Heavy rains flooded and
damaged the park's dams In San
Diego Creek. 8nd repair work
won 'l be flnishe<S for about slx
more weeks. M etflwhile. the multl·ton
parched river onlmals are
hosed down" three limes a
day. the manager said.
The periodic deluge protects
the pudgy mammals from over
heating, and keeps their delicate
skin from sunburn.
Unterhalter said the hippos
haven't suffered rrom the lac I< of
water In which to s ubmerge
their huge hulks for the tradi·
Uonal 10 to 12 hours a duy.
"As a matter or fact. we had a
birth six weeks ago." he said.
Mark Rich, curator of mam·
mals at San Diego Zoo. was
asked if the stopgap-.measures
are odequate.
"A continuous fine mist !!pray
would be preferred," he suld.
"But , as long as the y'r e
watchlng the hipp0s, they should
be all righL"
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Vatican
Shaken
By Death
VATICAN CITY IAP> -Pope
John Paul I , the humble "litOe
man" elected pontiH of the
Rom an Catholic Church just 34
days ago, died of a heart attack
in his bed late Thursday. The
6S·year-old pope's reign was one
of the briefest in history but his
warmth and good humor had
nonetheless endeared him to
millions .
An offici a l Vatican
announcement said John Paul,
who had a history of health
problems, died at about 11 p.m.
Thursday 12 p.m. PDT> while
reading the l5th-century boolcor
meditations "The Imitation or
Christ."
Jn death he still had his usual _
smile, said a senior cardinal.
The body was discovered this
morning at about 5:30 by his
private secretary, the Rev John
Magee.
''Since he had failed to see
him in the chapel as usual. he
looked for him in the room and
he found him dead in the bed
with the light on as with a
person who had been reading,"
the announcement said.
i\ doctor was immediately
summoned. and attributed death
to "a c ute myo c ardial
inrarctioa.1· Monsignor Canisio
van L1er<le. the pope's vicar for
Vatican City, blessed the body.
"Providence took him away
from us so suddenly." said Carlo
Confalonieri, the 85·ycar·old
dean of lhe Colle~e of Cardinals.
··we are all with our eyes turned
upwa rd wondering about the
inscrutable designs or God."
Ry noon. the body of the
church's 263rcl pontiff lay in
s t a te i n lh c Vati c a n 's
Clementine llall, JUSt a few
rooms away from the bedroom
where he died. A steady stream
of people, from cardinals and
po lit ical leader s lo foreign
tourists and housewives. filed
past .
Th e b o d y l ay on a
velvet-draped bier , dressed in a
white embroidered ankle-length
robe and a red chasuble, a white
mitre on hjs head and a pastoral
staff rested alongside the body.
llis hands were clasped together
holding a rosary. Behind the
bier stood a taH crucifix.
'1'trr betls-of lhe-cllurches-of
Rome·tolled in unison at noon in
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Coast
Weathe r
Clearing by mid-day
Saturday and cooler.
Highs Saturday ranging
from low to mid 70s at
b<>aches to 85 inland. Lows
tonight in mld·60s.
INSIDE TODA\'
~ulhem Coli/omia stands
to gain from on aerospace
boom . but stUl /aces .•trong
E:uropeon competil1on. See
Page 83.
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PETITION. •
tions to qu:.ihfy the recall issue
for the ballot will not be known
until Oct 19, when voter re
g1 stration hgure!> for the Nov. 7
l'lect1on have been ta llied, said
Mrs. Deaton
Th e peti tion mus t carry
signatures of at lea~t 20 percent
of San Clemente's volers re-
gistered for the November elec-
tion to qualify for the J anuary
ballot. she said
City Clerk Rer~ estimated the
required number of signatures
at about 3,000
The ch<1ngcs made on the
Mushett retail petitions brought
the m into conformity with the
comm1tLee's official notice of re-
eafl. served· on lhc councilman
on Aug. 30. ·
The original petitions had sub-
<ihtuted "misspent" for "mis·
used" in the committee's claim
that Mushett has "abused and
misused city funds."
Other changes included a cor·
• rcction of a misspelled word,
two words which should have
been underlined and other minor
a lterations. said Mrs. Deaton.
She said the changes were
pointed out to the registrar's of·
fice by Mushett, who she said
contends that the wording of re-
1.;all notice and recall petition
l'>hould be identical.
·'While we do not agree with
th at position," Mrs. Deaton
wrote in a letter to Ames. dated
Sept. 27. "and while we believe
I hat the petition you submitted
to us complies with the election
code requirements, we do wan:
to advise you of Mr. Mushett's
contention and of the possibility
that he may seek to invalidate
your petition or set oside a-re-
tail l'leclton based on the al-
leged differences."
Mushett said Thursrlay that he
is c:onsulting with his attorney
on whether to challenge m court
the legahty of the reca ll peti·
tions.
It w11i. ltw fui;t tmllrtmcnt n ·
turntitl rn M 11111111 -cil y
tnvesU"utlon Into ullt•Jtt•tl h'aud,
ttxlortlon. nJUtcd c•1mtrliC'l.el and
pu ~ofC,., 11wolv111~ lht· $.5 ln lhon·
u yt· 1.1r lll(t•nn .
It wa:. not 11nmt•<tlalt•ly known
how much money w11111 »llctecdly
1nvolvwl. Sources t•t.trllcr tbb,
yeur estimated that lossei. In lht•
WH h ln.Cton rct(JOn could be a:.
muth 19 4 mlllloo 1.1nnuully, or
ont.> fourth of the s u ppli~b
purch1.1~l-d b} the i.torei. each
year.
GSA Spttrnl Counsel Vincent
Alto blab hll1d that the GSA CMbC
m¥)' bl" lht' b•~~hl money :>c:an
d<1l 1n roo1·rnl hti.tory.
Each ''' thc UI pcrsoni. wai. l'h.1 r.:t•d with ;i ..,mttlt.· c:ounl of
1·ons p1r1wy tu cll•f1 uutl the United
StJtcs
The defendunti. include 12 per
cent and former managers and
acting manugt>rs of stilf·service
stores within the GSA 's Region
111. which includes Maryland,
Virginia, Delaware. lhe District
or Columbia and Pennsylvania.
In addition to the past and pre·
sent GSA employees, those In·
dieted included lbe president or
a Maryland firm which sold ad·
ministrative a nd industrial sup.
plies and goods lo the GSA
Federal Supply Service.
Four other s indicte d were
e mployees of various other
federal agencies. Including the
Department of J ustice.
Man Arrested
OILBurglary -
Attempt Rap
Laguna Beach police arrested
a transient who witnesses said
was seen atop the roof of a local
· business early Thursday morn· .
ing.
Be r nard J oseph McCall. 23,
who frcgucnls the north end
beach area in Laguna Beach,
was being held in Orange County
J ail on suspicion of burglary.
Officers r es ponding to a
burg lar a larm at J acohu!>
Golds miths, at 278 South Coast
Highway. we re alerted by wit·
nesses who said they saw a man
matching McCall 's description
atop the building.
Police said the sus pect was
apparently attempting to enter
lhe store through a skylight
when the al;irm was set off.
McCall was spotted by Officer
Greg Bartz later in the day
Thursday and arrested. His bail
was set .it $5,000.
Statehood Won
STRASBOURG, f'ranCl' CAP >
Overriding strong protests
from feminists and socialists,
th e tin y princ ipa lity of
Liechtenstein became the 22nd
m ember of the Counc il or
Europe on Thursday and won
· the stamp of full statehood il has
long coveted.
D•llY ~li.t SUlll ~-
WI LL LAGUNA BEACH'S OLD VETERANS CENTER HOUSE ITS SENIOR CITIZENS?
8ullclng Scheduled for Renovation by City No Matter How Vote comes Out
POPE DIES •.•
Baton Class
Signups Set
mourning. Some faithful lsnelt in intnrupted the s ervice to
St. Peter's Square and prayed. a nnounce the news. In Clemente
Messages of condolence began flowing in almost immediately Confa lon ieri said 1n an Registration is a v ailablP
from around the world. The interview: "'lie lay in his bed, thro ugh S a turday in San
Italian governme nt declared with the fac·e slightly reclined on Cle m ente for baton <•lasses .
national mourninJ!, the right, wi th his usual smile. I which teacher La Von Thorp said
In Was hington. President prayed. kissed his ha nd. then s he hopes will become the
Carte r issued a stat e ment went to the papal chapel t.o say nucleus or a South Coai:;t baton
expressing "deep sadness" and Ma ss .. corps. performing in parade~
saying, "In the brief weeks or Children 6 LO 8 years old will
his r eign, Pope John P aul meet al 3:30 p.m . 9-L2 year!. at
captured the imagination of his e retiring lo his bedroom 4 : \4 p.m. and 11 years and older
church and of the world." Th r s day night. John P aul at 5 p.m. Tuesdays, beginmng
In the north Itaijao mountain ed 1:1bout the fl\\.ClD ho'bting__DcL l(}.-3t the San <.:lem~tc
hamlet _wne re .th1!e-~-po~p~~0,w~ai1JSC:_~~~~~~.D-~n._..~_,,~~:h-that ·-beach c1ub:106 W. Ave-. Pico -born. the SO-vttt:rge'rs aUen(ifug cv ni ng In a ri~ht·wing ambush Registration for this and othl!r
morning Mass burst into tears in Romt> c lasses offered by the San
wh en th e par ish priest Cle mente Parks and Recreation * * * "They kill each other even Department is scheduled on
a m o n g young p eople," he Saturdayfrom9to ll a .m.atthc Fro• Page Al reportedly commented m what community clubhow,c. 100 Calle
may have been his lust words. Seville.
ITALIAN •••
moderate.
Benclli, a right-hand man of
Pope Paul VI, is said to have
been influential in swinging the
co n c lave lo Luciani. but.
a lthough he has bolb curial and
pastoral experience. he may be
Judged loo young for the time
being. He. too, is taken as a con·
servative.
"'I( the cardinal electors want·
ed a pastoraJ pope from Italy on-
ly five weeks ago, there shouJd
be no reason for them to change
in s uch a s hort time." a Vatican
observer commented.
Jf the previous cnteria of an
Italian and a past.or holds. that
wou Id work agains t Curia
cardinals who were considered
among top contenders to s uc-
ceed Pope Paul VI Sergio
Pignedoli, Sebastia no Baggio
and Perich~ Felici
So m e of the non ·ltalian
cardinals previously considered
papabili included Cardinal J ean
Vill ot , French head of the
Vatican bureauc racy and the
church's interim administrator.
Argentine Eduardo Pironio and
Dutch Pri m a t e Johannes
Willcbrands.
Mourning Set
In Diocese
Of Orange
A week of mourning has been
declared for the Orange Oiocesc
by Monsignor Harry Trower
who is presiding in the absence
of the Mos t Rev . William
Johnson. bishop of Orange.
Bishop Johnson is leading a
group o f Orange County
Catholics on a pilgrimage in the
Roly Land. He is scheduled to
arrive in Rome Sunday where he
was to have had an audience
with the late Pope.
Monsignor T rower. vicar
l(eneral of the diocese, today is ·
sued this statement:
·'The wholl' Catholi c world is
deeply saddened bv the death of
the holy father . Re captivated
the e ntire world in his brief re·
ig n a s supre me pastor of the
church.
Water Board
Chief Resigns;
AideAssi~d
Hans J . Lorenz. president or
the Coastal Municpal Water 01i.-
trict board of directors . has rt>
signed bis post after 12 years on the water board.
Lorenz will be replaced by
John Killefer who was executive
ass istant \o forme r Orange
County Supervisor Alton E. Al·
len.
Lo renz, who li ves in Corona
del Mar. is leavinl! the wutc1
dis trict because or commitmentl>
with bis business acli vilici. in
the irrigation industry.
, He was appointed to the
Coasta l district in 1966 and most
recently served as director of
the water wholesale agency.
Klllefer, also of Corona dcl
Mar. is marketing manager for
the processed products d ried
fruit division of Calavo Growers.
r ..... r~AJ
"The people or the diocese or
Orange join in prayer for the re-
pose of hr s so ul. A we ek of
mourning will be observed in t.he
diocese ana dnily Masses will be
celebrated for the pope
The Coastal Municipal Water
District is a wholesal<' agency
that provi des Me trop olitan
Water District water to d istnct!-.
along the Orang(' Coast SENATE CANDIDATES. • •
against government control. Bergland said the state shouJd
In fi elding questions by a get out of the school business
panel of county newspaper re altogettie . Ke T.lU'.t s~o<Tis
po rte rs, Schmitz s aid he sho uld be operated as bus i·
"always has been a s trong ad· nesi1es. Those who ca n pay
vocate of the right to bear should. Those who can't might
ar m s" and i s a longtime b e offered a gove rnme n t
.. A special memorial requiem
Mass will be celebrated in each
paris h churc h a nd at the
Cathedral of the Holy Family in
Orang_e on_ijle day of the fWteral
Mass in Rome ...
Bishop Johnson 1s sch~duled t.o
return to Oranize Oct. 7.
T hose agencies se r ved t>y
Coastal include the Brea Water
District. Cost a Mesa G.o.unu-.
Newport "Be'acfi. Laguna Beach
County. South Coast County, Tn
Cities and portions of the Irvine
Ranch Water District.
LEGION .•• •· two·sLOry bualdanJ by seniors.
3nd he wants semor11 lo hear a
p~cntat1on .by city om crnh; and
th ~<· !-.up11ortl ng th~ move
bdorc J vole is Uikcn by the ~en1or <'1tlien membership.
Adam:s has long bl-en a roe or
the American l~gion center/ro
Jecl, say1n~ the r1ty woul do
better to coru.tn.wt a new facility
at another location.
lie also objects lo current use
of the lcg1on building by other
groups for dance c lasses and
other activities. saying seniors
would g ive up nearly two
months of activit ies a year
bf>caui1e of commitments from
other groups.
And he has consistently main·
tained the city ls c ramming the
m ove down t he throats or Laguna ·s oldsters.
But Bob Porter. who directs
activities for senior citizens.
s upports the move to the legion
halls.
.. For one thing. we'll ha ve
mor e space than we currently
have at City Han:· Porte r said.
fl(' said he will be able to con·
duct four separate activities at
the sa me time at the new site.
"There will be fewer scheduling
problemi;, which is something
w~ face every day at city ball.·'
Hut George !''owler, director
o f Het·r ('a tio n a nd Social
Scr v 1cc'i for the city. s aid
whatever the outcome of the
senior voting, the city still will
go :ihead with it!; planned $80.000
renovation of the legion hall.
The city is currently complet·
ing drawings for the renovation
prOJCCt, which will reCC IVl'
$40.000 1n funding from the
county.
Community dc-;1gnc:r Mike
Ki l'kcr s aid hl' cXJ)(!cls the pro-
Ject to be completed in a bout
seven month.-..
P lan,_ include remodeling ... the
existing structure by upgrading
the heating system. insulation. a
drop ceiling and lights in the
bottom rtoor. renovating the
kitchen area. and soundproof·
ing.
In addition. another 1.200 of or-·
ficc space and conference rooms
an• planned for lht: building. as
well as landscaping for the
lt:g ion µroperly.
The city will be us1n~ the
legion facililJet. for some recrea-
tion programs beginning nut
week. .
The two senior citizen or·
ganlzaUom, will meet in council
cham bers at City Ha ll beginning
at 1:30 p.m. W~etiday. ..
Thieves Take
Camping Gear
In Laguna
Two out nf state v1s1tors to
LU f(UnJ ncuch reportt d the loss
of c<im1nnlo( equipment fro m
the ir vehu:lcr-in two scpuralc
burglaries Wednesday.
David Fish burn of Ogden.
Utah. told police someone broke
lht: windw1ng on his van which
wus parked in front o f the
Village Jnn. 696 South Coast
Highway. The thief entered thl·
van a nd look $300 in camping
gear. the vis itor said.
flour.., l.iler, Pamela Woodard
of Lin('oln. Neb. complained to
J>Ol l(•e th.it someone pried open a
rear window to gain entrance to
her sedan, parked in the 200
block. 9e:.,.Nof1:ft &>ast ifigtrway:··
The burglar took a back pack.
Je we l r y, ca s h . a nd tap e •
cassettes va lued at $660.
He said he based his objection
to the chang<.-d wordmg or the
petition. compared to the recall
noti ce, on a letter Mrs. Deaton
wrote to Joseph Barton ,
chairman or the committee sup-
porting the recall of Mayor
Walker and Coun c ilwoma n
Wilkinson.
member of the National Rifle voucher. allowing them to at·
Association. lend private schools.
CorBova dodged a question Throughout the debate. as In FROM AMY ANGLE. • •
¥rs. Deaton told lJarton liis
recall petition would have t.o in-
clude a •·word-for.word copy of
the notice or intention. including
the statement or grounds for re-
call which you published and
!\erved on the officers sought to
be recalled."
ORANGE OOAST l ;c
e1bout rumors that he might be the previous ones. Schmitz clung
appoinle<Lto Ralph J>icdricb's tenaciously to his support of
Third Supervisorial District seat Proposlt on 13,men omngtlfal
if h~ fails in his bid for the State its author. Howard Jarvis, sup.
Senate and if Diedrich should be ports him . H e jabbe d at
convicted of bribe ry -related Cordova's opposition to the
cha rges the supervilior is cur· measure.
rently facing. C6rdovtt countered by criticb.-
"l 'm honored by the rumor.'' In g Schmitz for his choice of pro.
Cordova quipped. fessional campaign a ides and
Both Cordova and Schmitz his m embership in the John
charged that Orange County Birch So<liety.
doesn't receive i1;!~rtionale Schmitz charged that Cordova -·-~'«~ if~~~ .)l. r:,e~HY a liberal voting as. a statT forl)le·co~t'turt1 n or-6b~~-·· ~·~~~~"··.
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ly needed roads and freeways. sues to survlve ui ·a· JJ(1n~lf!"'
Cordova suggested a solution conservative county.
might be the firing of Adriana Schmitz s aid Cordova
Gianturco, s tate director of betrayed his liberal views by
transportation. Schmitz s uggest· breaking a promise to a group of
ed firing her boss. Gov. "Jerry" manufacturers . He said the
Brown instead and hiring his Democrat sided with a la wyers•
... Republican opponont, Evelle organization, failing to provide a
Younger. • key committee vote for a bwn·
B<.'rgland s uggested cUminat-ness.supported bill.
ing the entire transportation de-Cordova didn't d eny the
partment which. he sold, is not charge, but responded·
doing the job. He suggested con· "If you believe ... J ohn
tracting road planning and de· Schmitz, you'll believe that
velopment out to private buai· Rutchcr and Forde CSc hmlu'
ness. campaign firm :) run clean cam·
Asked how local 11chool boardli pulgns and the John Birch Socle·
can construct new buildings In ty Is not a political organlza·
the waJce of P ropositlon 13's tlon. ·•
limitaUona. Schmitz charged All three candldates said they
that the state Supreme Court's are In agrcq,mcnt on most state
Serrano Decision not Proposi· ballot pror~illons scheduled for
lion 13 makes it impossible for November.
anythlnJ( t.o oo done at the IO'cnt But Schmitt noted, "I'm ror 6,
level a nd they are both opposed .
Cordova. too, said stat~ money Proposition 6 ill the one about
will be rcqull'{-d for loc"I build the quec?r11. ''
ln.-r n~ •nd pledircd to work Cordova countered. "Row
towarcl thnt Pnd If "l<'flPcl ln'41f'flll "
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VOL. 71 , NO. 272, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA F RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1978 TEN CENT
Five Italians Likely Pope Successort
VATICAN CITY C/\Pl F1\.·t
llahan t •rdu:utl& nng1n1C In use
from 57 to lS. wf'l"f' mC'nUoned
toda a.s ~tbte SUCCt"JISOrs tu
Pope John r au1 I
Volle.~ n observer. t•xp cl the
Coll.-gt> ol Cardrnotli. to turn to
anoth<'r lt1l110 ,. llh -.tronR
pastor I' I f'xpt>rienct•. as 11 did In
ell"C'ttnai Cardinal Albino Lu·
e iunl, palnar('h of \'t>mC"t' u.s
Po pe John Paul l on Aug 2111
• • *
Those mentioned tncludt:d
Cardlnnl Salv•'°re Pappalflrdo.
60. ttrr hbi11hop ot Palermo, Slcl·
I) . Cnrdanul Co rrudo Ursl, 70,
urchb1shop of Nuplt>S . Carditll&I
G 1ov un n1 'o l o m bo , 75 ,
archhlRhop of Milan. Cnrd1nal
G1ui.eppc Slr1, 72, archbishop of
Gt>nou . nnd Cardtn{il G1ovaMI
8£>n,·lli. 51, u rchblshop ot
Florence
But, oh rvtm; pointed out,
* * *
frontrunners often lose Qul -as
In the last pnpal election. There
is a s aying al the Vatican: "He
APPLAUSE GREETED
LAST AUDIENCE -A4
who ente rs the conlave as a
pope, leaves as a cardinal."
Luciani was seldom men·
tioned as a possible s uccessor to
Pope Paul. Many expected the
* • *
new pope to emerge from the
r a nk s or the e xperienced
cardinals In the ..,&uria, the
church's central adminlstralion.
Some even predicted that, con·
sldering the universality or the
700-milllon member Roman
C atholic Church a nd the
dominance or non-Italian
cardinals, a foreign pope might
put an end to the four-century
Italian domination or the
* * *
papacy.
But. In 20 days of pre-conclave
deliberations after the death of
Pau1 VI, a consensus developed
-reportedly with the concur·
rence or foreign cardinals -
that the next pope should again
be an Italian, but rich in
pastoral, rath e r than
bureaucratic, experience.
Ursl and Slri were reported by
the Italian press as having been
* * *
under consideration along with
Luciani before the conclave set·
tied on the patriach of Venice on
the first day of voting.
The archbishops or Naples and
Ge noa are again considered
among the leading •·papabili,"
or possible popes . Siri, a
cardinal for 25 years, carries a
conservative label while Ursi is
considered a middle-of-the-road
(See ITAUA.'I, Page A2)
* * *
ohh Pa I • 1es at
....
High School
Grid ·Scores
Thurs day night s aw
more football <iction for
some Orange Coast high
school teams. Here are.the
s core s. For details, see
today 's sports section,
Pages B6 and 87
Los Amigos 16
University O
Santa Ana 13
Oce an View s
Rim of World 33
Laguna Hills O
18 Indicted;
GSA Probe
_, Continites
BALTIMORE fAP l -A
special federal grand jury in-
dicted 18 persons today in an in·
vesUgation or alleged fraud
within the General Services Ad·
ministration, the federal govern· ment 's chief landlord and sup-
plier
It was the first indictment re-
turn e d in a multi -city
investigation into aHeged fraud,
extortion. rigged contracts and
payoffs involving the $.5 billion-
a -year agency.
It was not immediately known
how much money was allegedly
involved . Sources earlier this
year estimated that losses in the
Washington region could be as
much $9.4 million annually, or
one · fourth or the s upplies
purchased by· the stores e~ch
year.
GSA Speeial Counsel Vincent
Alto has said that the GSA case
may be the biggest money scan-
dal in federal history.
Each pf the 18 persons . was
charged with a single count of
conspiracy to defraud the United
States.
The defendants include 12 per
cent and former managers and
acting managers or self-service
stores within the GSA 's Region
Ill, which includes Maryland,
Virginia, Delaware , the District
of Columbia and Pennsylvania.
In addition to the past and pre·
sent GSA employees, those in· ~ dicte(fJncJQ<1ed the -president or
a Maryland Ji rm which sold ad-
ministrative and industrial s up-
plies and goods to the GSA
<See GSA, Page A2)
Coast
.... W~ther
•1;tetrlng ·w liltf':lilY"-
satu rday and cooler.
Highs Saturday ranging
from 1ow lo mid-70s at
beaches to 85.lnland. Lows
tonight In mid-606.
INSIDE TODAY
Southern Califomia stands
to gain from cm aerospace
boom, btd still faces strong
European competition. See
PoQe 83. .....
* * * * * * 'Be Was Kind'
Child Touclwd by John PaUL I
ROME <AP) -One of the
Roma ns most closely touched to-
day by the death o( Pope John
Paul I was 9-year·old Daniele
Bravo, who flustered the pontiff
m an impromptu dialogue Wed·
nesday before 17 ,000 people.
"Mother told me before going
to school that the pope was de·
ad." the boy said in an in·
t e rvie w. "I was ve ry sorry
because when I saw him he was
very well."
Daniele, a fifth-grader, at·
tended the pope's weekly public
audience along with his class
aa.d a teacher . He recounted:
"The pope' made' a 's peech
Then he said that unless he was
wrong there was a fifth grade
class in the audience and conJd
he.have one boy up there with
him to help him. The nun told
me to go and I wenL"
* * *
The pope had been se>eaking of
the need for every Christian to
make headway in the love or
God. Daniere st.OOd by the pope's
throne as the pontiff asked him
whether he would like to move
beyond filth grade.
The pontiff was visibly s ur-
prised when Daniele said "no."
The child explained be liked his
teacher and did not want to looe
her. The crowd cheered in de·
light.
"I was very happy," Daniele
said. "I thought ,he would last
long because he would have
made a good pope. He was slm·
patico. kind. He smiled all the
time, he was happy all the time.
"Then. he spoke in a way that
also we little children were able
to understand even if it was a
grown up.''
* * * County Catholics
In Week's SorroW
A week or mourning has been
declared for the Orange Diocese
by Monsignor Harry Trower
who is presiding in the absence
of the Most Rev. William
Johnson, bishop or Orange.
Bishop Johnson is leading a
gro u p or Orange ·county
Catholics on a pilgrimage in the
Holy Land. He is scheduled to
arrive in Rome Sumiay where he
was to have had an a udience
w.~th the-late. P.Ol)e.. . . _.
Mon s ignor Trower. vicar
general or the diocese. today is-
s ued this statement:· .
"The whole Catholic world is
deeply saddened by the death or ...
the holy father. He captivated
the entire world in his brief re·
ign as supreme pastor or the
churc)J.
·'The people of the diocese of
Orange join in prayer for the rt--
pose of bis soul. A week or
mourning will be observed in the
diocese and daily Masses will be
celebrated for the pope.
'·A s pecial memorial requiem
Mass will be celebrated in each
parish church a nd at the
·carn·earal ·or the-}-loly-Family ·in
Orange on the day or the funeral
Mass in Rome."
Bishop Johnson is scheduled to
return to Oran~e Oct. 7.
Psychic A.id Sought
In Search for Girl
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
' QltMD.ily ...... Suff
The grandparents-of &-missing
5-year-old Huntington Beach girl
have called upon an Anaheim
woman who claims she can use
her psychic powers to locate the
child.
Police and FBI agents have
found no trace of Valeena
Ma rl s ka Miller who was
abducted July 31 from he r
gra ndpare n t s' home in
Huntington Beach.
Police believe Valeena's
natural mot.her, Carnalla Miller,
!...; ~~ .. ··~~: ·~au...~"f'~ ..... -.
g r·a ndparenfs-~a'nrwif.l
guardians, Kenneth and Juanita
Moore.
Mrs . Moore said today she has
asked a psychic known only as
"Rose" to aid in the search for
the little girl, a child beauty
queen.
"We don't have anything else
to work on and we're reaching
ror anything that mlght help,"
said Mrs. Moore on her decision
to bring in the psychic.
Authorities have searched
commune s in Southern
California and as rar away as
Tennessee in an effort to find the
mother and child.
The Anaheim psychic uld lhe
hes worked anonymously with
Orange County tn cases llb Ulla
before.
-.
SOUGHT BY PSYCHIC
V .... na Miiter. 5
Mrs. Moore said she ml1bt
give Rose some or Valeena·a
beauty contest trophies. Valeena
was named Miss La Petite In 1
Newport Beach pageant earlier
this year.
QlJIZ FOCUSES
ON COUNTY
Test bow much you know
about Orange County with a quiz
on Featuring. Pa.Re 81.
",, ·'"""'* HEART ATTACK ENDS REIGN OF JOHN PAUL I
Pontiff Shown on Sept. 3, Day of HI• lnataltation
·Libertarian Joins
Candidates' Debate
John S c hmitz and Ron
Cordova again threw verbal
punches at each other in their
fifth political debate Thursday.
The biggest change in their road
s how was the addition of
Libertarian Party candidate
DavictBef'~laftd..
The three candjdates for the
36th State Senate seat to be
vacated by Newport Beach
Republican Dennis Carpenter
met before 95 Saddleback Valley
Chamber or Commerce mem·
bers and guests al the Mission
Viejo Country Club.
Republican Schmitz scored
points before the businessmen's
gr:oup early in the debate .bY
marking Democrat Cordova,
74th district assemblyman, as a
recipient or campaign donations
from organized labor.
"I get my money from busi·
ness groups and free enterprise
groups," Schmitz said. "Ron
Cordova trarbeerrheavtty-sup·
ported by the UnUed Teachers of
Los Angeles an<f the California
Federation of Teachers, both
groups which advocate teachers'
strikes and busing."
Schmitz als o s a id his
Democratic opponent is backed
heavily by the Committee on
Political Education <COPE>. an
arm or the AFL-CIO.
Cordova ignored the punch
and launched his first barrage
promising to fi ght for a re-
distribution or taxes and saying
thaL .pr.eseua.tiQn of .. local
autonomy" is the most Tmj:)or:-
tant issue racing legislators in
the post-Jarvis era.
He suggested that local gov-
ernments be given three percent
or the six eercent state sales tax
instead or the current 1.25 per-·
cent.
· Bergland. kept off the rostrum
by previous sponsors or the
Senate district debate s how,
opened by claiming that voters
for the first time have an op-
portunity for "a true alternative
candidate."
Libertarians, he said. are dir·
ferent. The other parties want to
!!cont.rol,v_oJll'.. OOdies and fil!l_per-
ty . '' He said, "Libertarians
operate on the principle or in·
' dividual rights. Your rights
belong to you. not to a politi·
cianoranyoneelse."
Libertarians, he said, are
<See SENATE, Page AZ>
Hippos Dry ·
As Orange Coast residents
have ducked Into the surf or
backyard swimming pools to
mitigate the heal wave, Lion
Country Safa rt 's water.loving
hippo herd hun 't even had a creek to loll In.
Since early spring, around the
tim~ of the famed Bubbles'
escapes. most of the park's
10-member hippopotamus clan
have been without water In
which to slumber away their
lazy days, Leon Unterhaller, Saf_,I manager, said.
Heavy rains flooded and
damaged the park's dams In San
Oie~o creek, •and repair work
won t be fl9Alahed for about six
more weeks.
....
"hosed down'' three times a
day, the manager said.
The periodic deluge protects
the pudgy mammals from over-
heating, and keeps their delicate
skin from sunburn.
Unterhalter said the hippos
haven't suffered from the lack of
water In which to s ubmerge
their huge hulks for the tradi·
tional 10 to 12 hours a day.
"As a.«latter of ract, we had a
birth six weeks ago," he said.
Mark Rich, curator of mam·
m ats at San Diego Zoo, was
asked lt the stopgap measures
are adequate.
Vatican
Shaken
By Death~
--~-> etT~>-~ --___ _,,,
John Paull. t e umble"little -·
man" elected pontiff or the
Roman Catholic Church just 34
days ago, died of a heart attack
in his bed late Thursday. The
65-year-old pope's reign was one
of the briefest' in history out bis
wgrmth and good humor had
nonetheless endeared tlim to
millions.
An o ffi c i a l Vatican
aorwuqcement said John Paul.
who haa a rffsCOry ornealth
problems, died al about 11 p.JD.
Thursday <2 p .m. PDT) white
reading the 15th-century book of
meditations "The Imitation ol
Christ."
In death he stiU had his usual
smile, said a se.nior cardinal.
The body was discovered this
morning at about 5:30 by his
private secretary, the Rev. John
Magee.
"Since he bad failed to see
him in the chapel a s usual, he
looked for him in the room and
he round him dead in the bed
with the light on a s with a
person who had been reading,"
the announcement said.
A doctor was immediately
s ummoned, and attributed death
to "a c ut e myocardi\ll
infarction." Monsignor Canisio
van L1erde, the pope's vicar for
Vatican City. blessed the body.
"Providence took hi m away
from us so suddenly." said Cal'lo
Confalonie ri. the 85-ye ar-old
dean of the College or Cardinals.
"We are all with our eyes turned
upward wonderin~ about the
inscrutable designs of God."
lff 'rioon. the body or the
church's 263rd pontiff lay in
s tate in th e Vatican 's
Clementine Hall , just a few
rooms away from the bedroom
where he died. A stead~tream
or peo])te. troftl cardi s and
politic a l leaders to foreign
tourists and housewives, filed
pas t .
Th e body lay on a
velvet-draped bier, dressed in a
white embroidered ankle-length
robe and a red chasuble. a whjte
mitre on his bead and a pastoral
staff rested alongside the body.
His hands were clas ped together .
holding a rosary. Behind the
bier "8teod at.all c.ruci.Cix.
The bells of the churches of
Rome tolled in unison at noon in
mo·urning. Some faithful knelt In
St. Peter's Square and prayed.
Messages of condolence began
flowing in almost immediately
<See POP£, Page AZ>
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VATICAN CITY CAP> -
Al least six of the 263
popes of the Roman
C atho lic Church had
s horte r reigns lban Pope
Jo hn Paul I, who died
Thursday in the 34th day
of his papacy.
Pope Stephe n II died
three days after his elee·
lion in 752. Doth Marcellus
II, In 1555, and Urban VII.
In 1590, had 13-day
papacies. Boniface V1 was
pope for 15 days In 896
while Leo XI served 17
days in 1605 and Theodore
11 20days ln897.
.. · ·t will need a picture of lh&
child and 1 favorite '°Y," said
Rose
Meanwhil,, lbe mulll·ton
parched river animals are
"A continuous fine mist spray
would be preferred," he said.
"But, u long as the)''r c
watching the hippo8, they should
be all rl&ht."
The longest paJ>3CY wns
that of Ph.1.s IX, who re·
lgned for 32 years begin·
ninl{ In 1846.
.. ..
'
f DAil Y PILOT
Order Ignored
Rr.iil Strikers
Defying Carter
". ,
Oline•~ at Cal
Ch1.1 K\\t•I Pt>nl( !le ·lt • .ind Qui Ming Wang <second from
1 wht 1 ..,t u<lt•nt~ I rum the People's Re public of Chin.i.
111111 tht· I 111 ver .... 1tv of California campus ut Berke ley
v.ltl·n· tht>\. II .... t udv tor a n extended period of time . With
tht·m a r t· L ii proll.:::.!>Or !> Sh11ng Shen (righ t> and
I .t·on Jrd V Khu1.
'LOCAL AUTONOMY'
Candidate Cordova
DEFENDS GUN OWNERS
Candidate Schmitz
WAStUNGTON (AP> -Strlk·
Ins r11ll clt>rks. ordered to work
by Preaident Carter, stepped up
pkk ·lln1e husteud toduy, 11lowlng
or hultlnu rull traffic nntlonwide
11rtcr aa federal Judge refw;ed to
tmforcc Cart.ir'IJ commund.
"T he lf.rlke ls conUnuina. • un·
ion president Fred Kroll said to·
day, 8Yt hours alter Carter pre·
dieted ha order for a 60-c:tay
coollna·olf period "will take UHf
ullroad workers back to \ht!
JOb."
Kroll said he would not a.'lk
memben to obey t.be president
until winning guarantees the
~tr1kers wouJd not be punished
by railroad employers
·'If I get t he protertlon
through the court, I will get
them back as quickly ai. po:ss1·
ble," said·Kroll.
Tbe union chief suggested thul
as a mauer of "true fuirncss
and evenhandedness. ConJ(rcsH
might cons ider seizin g the
ruilroads for the United Stut«N
government ror the duration of
the dispute. as we ll as ordering
workers ~ck to their jobs!"
o.lty ...... Si.ff -.
NEW FACE IN RACE
C•ndldate Bergland
Aliso Creek
Covered With
F,.._PflfleAJ
SENATE CANDIDATES. • •
Raw Sewage
1\ ~o rkm a n of,crallng a
bal'khoc nc:.ir lh<: treatment
pltinl dt Ali1>0 Creek rim>ed out a
M'Wt·r lin<: hp1ll1nA 5,000 gullons
uf niw :.cwui.t<: into the crc.-ek
Wcdnc:-i"ay :.iftcrno1m.
County health offlciuls im
rnl'diutcly cloi.ccJ the bcuch al
Ali:.o. and took bacteria tests of
the creek wut<:r to determine
whethe r lhc IJcach s hould re·
m a in clo!>c d through the
W\•t·kend
Offlctalb al the South Coa!>t
County Waler 01 i.lricl rcpuircd
t h1· h1 okl'n force m & in within
fou r hour!>, :ictording to JllJy
M 1 ll<•r . the d1 l>trict 's general
mmr:iger --· ·
ll t~ s aid a backhoe operated by
!J <'ontrat'tor excavating behind
the /\lii.o Waler Management
/\gcn<'y trcatmf'nt plant in back
or Ben Bro\\ n ':. r el>tuurant,
'' ru<'k the ..,C'wer line, which
bring!> raw 'lewage from Coast
Highway to the treatment plant.
agam~t governm ent control.
In fielding que!:>tions by a
punel of county new~paper re·
1>0 rt e r!:J, Schmitz said he
"<tlways has been a strong ad·
voc :.itc of the right to bear
arms" and is u longtime
member of the National llinc
Association.
Cordova dodged a question
about rumors that he mh~hl be
appointed to Rulph Diedrich 's
Third SupervisoriaJ District seat
If he rails in his bid for the State
Senate and if Diedrich should he
convicted of bribery.related
charges the supervisor is cur
rently facing.
"I'm honored by the rumor,"
Cordova quipped.
Both Cordova a nd Schmitz
charged that Orange County
doesn 't receive its proportionate
..share oLgasolin.e. taxes from the
stale for the construction of bad·
ly needed roads and freeways.
Cordova suggested a solution
might be the firing of Adriana
Giaoturco, s tate director of
transportation. Schmitz s uggest
ed firing her boss, Gov. "Jerry"
Brown instead and hiring hii>
Republican opponent, E velle
Younger .
M illcr i.a1a r el'l ults ot the Berl(land suggested eliminat·
health department's b acteria ing the entire transportation de·
tests will be avallahlc later this . _eartment wruch, 'he ~"aid. Js Jl()t
a fternoon, ·--al wllTch ttme w~=e-.... d..-olng the job. He suggested con·
1·an dt'lcrmine when the beach tracting road planning and de·
will be rooPt·ncd." velopmcnt out to private busi·
lfealth d<-partmcnt officialR
,h()(wd bcach14oers from AJi.so
Heuch fullowinl( the 1.25 p.m
incident Wednesday.
ORANGE COAST
ncss.
Asked how local school board.'i
can cons truct new buildings in
the wake of Proposition 13's
li m itations. Schmitz charged
that the state Supreme Court's
Serrano Decision not ProPOSi·
sues to survive in a politically
conser vative <.'Ounty.
Sc hmitz sa id Co r dova
betrayed his liberal views by
breaking a promise to a group or
m anufacturers . He s a id the
De mocrat sided with a lawyers·
organization, raiUng lo provide a
key committee vote for a busi·
ncSs·supportcd bill
Co rdova didn't deny lhe
charge, but responded·
"If you b e lieve ... John
Schmitz, you'll believe that
Butcher and Forde !Schmitz'
campaign firm;) run clean cam·
paigns and the John Birch Socie·
ty is not a political onzanlza·
lion."
All three candidates s aid they
ure in agreement on most slate
ballot propositions scheduled for
November.
But Schmitz noted . "I'm for 6,
and they are both opposed
Proposition 6 ii> the one about
the queers."
C_ordova countered . "How
tasteful."
GSA •••
Fede ral Supply Service.
F our othe rs indicted .were
employees or varlouii othe r
federal agencies, including the
Department or Justice
lion 13 -makes it impossible for ~-~ Ov
anything to be done at lhe local LT.uavW&Ve ens level.
DAILY PILOT
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J .. _,. c....1o, 8 hould be operated as busl·
v ....... ,..,.., .. ...,o. ...... ,._ nesses. Th~~who can pa) Orange County s he riff's of· ~.;.:.-" should. 'lbo6e who can't mlghl flcers saJd the theft was report·
u ......... -..... be o ffered a 1ovc rnme ot ed by officials or OWC Develop. '""•"'1"'"'"''°' voucher, allowing \he m to at· menl Corp. of Anaheim. The •J>· c~··l":,:;, ~~~.""°'~;-:~,:. """ tend private schools. pllances were lllken from the job
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Throughout the debate, u in site at the Intersection of Ken·
the previous one•. Schmitz cluna nlngton and Ashland
tenacloWJly to his s upPort of
Proposition 13, menU011ln1 lhat
its author. Howard Jarvis, aup· Five Teem Killed ports bt m. He Jabbed a t
Cordovi'• oppo1lllon to lho
measure.
Cordova C'>Untered by crlticl1·
lnit Schmit& for hi• choice of pro.
feHlonal c1mp111n aldu and
hla m embership In the J ohn
Birch Society.
Schmili charg.ed that Cordovo
Is really a liberal v0Un1 aa a cons~rvutlve on nonessential Is·
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. <APl -
Five W•t Terre Haute teen·a1e
boya, Including two brothers,
were killed wbt n their pickup
truck colllded wilh 1 tractor·
trailer rla on U S. 150 northwest
of here, stale police report4!d. A
third brother in the pickup truck
w 111 hOIPlt.Uied In serious con·
dltlon.
More than 300,000 raJI workers
were off the job, declining to
cro u picket lines o f t he
nrotherhood or Rallwuy and
Airline Clerks.
The industry s aid lhe ex·
ponded picketing would disrupt
ever y major rail carrier In the
country, lnconvenJencine and ~om ellmes s tranding com·
muters. tying up shipments of
food, cnrs. coal and other vital
freight a nd forcing scattered
layofh beca u s e or parts ·
shipment cutoffs. Al least 42
states were affected.
U.S. District Judge Aubrey
Hobinimn broke off his pos t·
midnight hearing on un industry
re<1ucs t that he enforce Carter's
buc·k ·tO·work order , s aying:
"I'm not going to Issue a tem·
porury n>slrainlng order at this
rnomenl. " and adding that he
wui. far from s ure he had
jurh1<J1ction in the matter .
However. he scheduled an af.
lc rnoon S<'Sslon today to hear
fina l arl'.(umcnts on the in·
du11try's request for a pcrm11·
ncnt in1unction to make th<:
s trikers obey Carter 's order and
the union's request for prate<:·
t1ons from reprisals.
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POPE •.•
from around the world. The
Italian government declared
national mournlnit.
In Was hington . Preside nt
Carter issued a s t a te m ent
expressing "deep sadness" and
saying, "In the brief weeks of
his r eign , Pope J o hn P a ul
captured the imagination of his
church and of the world.·'
In the north Il.alian mountain
hum let whe re the pope wa~
born. the JO villagers attending
m orning Mw;s burst Into t.euri>
when the par is h priest
interrupted the ~crvice to
announce the new1' .._
Con falo nie ri sa id In a n
interview: "He lay In his bed.
with the face slightly reclined on
the right. with his usual smile. I
prayed. kisi>ed his hand, then
went to the papal chapel to say
Mass"
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ITALIAN •••
moderate.
Be nelli. a right·hand mun of
Popt• Paul VI. 1s said to have
been influential in swinging the
con c lave to Lucia ni. but.
although he has both c urial and
pastoral experience. he ma}'. be
judged too young for the lime
being . He, too. Is taken us a con·
servatlve.
"If the cardinal electors want·
ed cti>astora l pope from Italy on·
ly five weeks ago. there shouJd
be no reason for them lo cha nge
in such a short lime." a Vatican
observer commented.
tr the previous criteria of a n
Italian and a pastor holds. •th~
would work u~ain s l Curia
cardinals who were cons idered
:.i mong top contenders lo suc·
ceed Pope Pa ul VI -Sergio
Plgnedoll. Sebas tiano Bugg10
und Penclc Fehci
0.ty~ttMI~
PLAQUE HONORS 'FOUNDERS' AT UC IRVINE
Burrougha, Power lnatrument•I In Gettfng C•mpu•
UCI Pioneers
Two Newport, Founders Feted
Two Newport Beaf'h men mstrumentaJ ;n bringing a
University or Cahforn1 a campus to Or ange County were
honored Thursday a t UC Irvine. The ceremony was held
on a day murking lhe l:Jth annjven.a ry of the opening day
of classes ut the camr>ui:..
A PLAQUE bearing the numt·~ of Wultcr Burroughs
ctnd the lute E. J . "llr1C'k" Power was unveiled m a
circular ganfen plaza lhul WU!> reni.imt·d founder-; Court.
Burroughs. former owner und publisher of the Dally
Piiot, gave the crowd of a bout 50 PCQple a brief history of
lbe pus h to bring a UC campu!> to the area
I n l958, Burrough!-. and Power formed the Friends o(
the University of California m Oran~c County aft.er UC
Regents announced they we re look10K for a ~•le for a ne w campus.
HE CITED the work of Joun Irvine Smith in convinc·
ing the Irvine Company to dedicate 1,000 acrei. of 1t~ land for lhe campus.
When the !:>election hccamc flffi C'1al. lhc g roup formed
by Burroughs and Powe r bl'l'amt· thl· Fricnd,i, of UCJ
Power was cited m 1968 ror u half century of service to
the University or Caliform;i :.ind ... .., a founder of the
Friends of UCI. He died in 1974.
UCI CHANCELLOR D<in1el Aldrich ctnd Tom Casey,
current president of the Friend!>, g uve introductory
speeches and thunks to the two me n beforl' the plaque was
unveiled by Power's daug hter, Mr~ Hohe rt Bonaparte of Portla nd. Ore.
Founders Court is locat(•d l><!lwce,~. U.C.!.'~. ~!9log1.ciJA --scremr~s mrd1fum:nwn ·s buildingi..
Most of Working
Morns Like Jobs
NEW YORK CAP >-Morc than h air or all women with
children under 18 a re ·in Lhe lalJOr force and a study indicates lbal
the majority of lbem like their 1ohs and plan to keep working until
retirement <Related column Page R4 I
The survey by the A.C. Nielsen Co. also found, however that
working mothers are evenly split about whether they view lheir OC·
cupaUoos as a career or "just a Joh."
THE NIELSEN CO., WIUt'll CONDUCTED the st.udy on
behalf Of a fast·food chatn. ba~L-d its fi ndings On telephone in·
ler views and follOW·Up QUC1>tionna1res involving U sample of 508
working mothers.
F or purposes of the s urvey. work in~ motheri. were de fined as:
m arried women. 25 lo 49, with husbands employed on a full-time
basis and living al home and with children under lR also living at
home. To qualify. the women hud to be employt.>d outside the
home.
Labor Department statistics ~how that lher<• arc almost 30.5
million women with children under JH Of these. 16.l million or 53
percent arc employed. Wage·earning mothers represent 44 percent
of all womcm workers. ·
The Nielsen study concluded · "The working mother appears to
br satisfied with her dual role fo'ew working mothers feel that
their h11Sband or childre n suffer a:. u re~ult of their working. Jn
fact, both hus band and ch1ldn:n typ1r ully ~hare in the housework
or don't care lf 1t ~ets don<' "
Among lht• !>Urvcy rindlnl(h
-NINETY·SEVEN PER<'•;NT Of' thosl' que~t1oned said they
liked their work and 55 ~rcent !>aid they would kee p on the JOb un·
til retirement Half said they conMdcred their work a:. "just a job"
and hulf dcs.cpbed 1t ah a C'art·cr
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SAN DIEGO CAPI Thl· 1·rew
of the Jetliner thot er ht>d here
Monday m the nutloo·,. ~oDt u1r
d1~sster wa~ buck 1n the air Ii· .. ~
thun tllht houn. an~r landlna
~un duy niabt. a u fety 111
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Sunday Ncht unuJ they left Mon
day mom1na wa 7 houri. and 1$
mlnut . " N UooaJ Tran poru
lion S ft't)' Bo1rd 'IJ'l()keamun
Ur ad Dunbar ~1d Thursda>
Dunb1r I\. Id the In\ t'1lliaton.
hit\t' r)()( determint'd ho~ murh
~l~p ttw ('rt:W of the 111 fu.tNI
P1cifk Southv.-est A>rhnes 011ih1
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Sacramt"nto on Sundny n1.ih t
llOWl'Vt'r, It IS kno"·n thnt th .
C'rt·w had "mon• than <rnou~h
rest t1mt"' und r Fe<kral l\Vld
u on AdmtnlstraUon rtKulullofl!),
:mid Normun W~I\'~. d1re(•tor of
plunnlni.! .rnd c-ontrol flight
opl•rulh.ll\:> for P ·A Wuter !> ~u1d
'Dead"
Youth
ReC<YVen
AUSTIN, Texas <AP• -A
19.year-0ld youth believed killed
m an automobile accident was
dist'overed t.o be still ulive after
his family agreed to donute hh
kidneys for a transplant, doctors
report.
Roger Ragland. 19, or nearby
Dripping Springs, was reported
in critical condition today in the
in t ensive care unit of
Brackenrid~e Hospital here
following extensive bram sur·
gery.
Frances Balch, Ragland 's sis-
ter. s uid today the family has
been told "he's holding his own.
The brain is functioning ... \he
next 72 hours will tell."
Ragland's car crashed into a
t e lephone pole Wednesday.
Authorities said he was brought
to the hospita l, where tests
showed no brain waves .
lhe crew wouJd bavc flown lt'S!>
than :)1? f)(lu n; durlnw u 24·bour
pt·rtod b<>forc they w.-re due lo
lund In &lo D1t·i:o
'I C4ln WI ure )'Ou that then·
WUI 00 Vlol&tloo Of re&ulallon.'I
h> any e.Wn\," Waters s1.ud.
W lN'a 'laid tht> <'r('w wa11 well
within FAA re&uluUom1 lhwt
limit rht)lt Ume to no more \hun
c>lflhl hoW'5 durinlil uny 24 ·hour
JWriOd .
T he colU•lon the next monunl(
hct wtwn the PSA 727 llnd u
-.in.ii .. l'ng1oc Ct'a na 172 \hl'(!e
m1ln; l'lllfl or LrndberJth Field
hus <'hnmf>d L50 llvcli.
l>unbur 1rnld 11 computcra:ied
c·ollts aon t1vo1dance i.yi.lcrn at
M1 rnmur Navul Air Stullon
tower. the t 'AA control ccn~r
ror J>l i.IOl'S Jpproa e hl nJ(
Lindberg Ficld . .cave two
wantmp. one 17 ~onds before
th~ colluiton and one 14 seconds
ofter. Ue aald Investigators are
unaure why the alert system
aounded l.he second warning.
"We don't know why It did
that," Dunbar aald. "We don't
know IC It malfunctioned. We'll
hove to nnd out. ..
Dunbar 11ald records show the
first w&amlng came when the 727
was at 3,000 feet and lhe Cessna
wais at2.4001eet.
Mewnwhlle, Investigators said
an tdr trafllc controller,
believed to be the last person to
talk to lhe two pilots. may have
mistaken lhe alarm warning to
mean the jetliner had merely
dipped too low on lta landing ap·
proach.
A second posslblllty con·
sldered was that the controller
m•y have ass umed the alarm
wus false because he believed
both planes had been told to look
out for each other and had taken
the necessary precautions.
No Dandeuffs
Leary R e turns to County
Dr. Timothy Leary, fQrmer mesaiah of the LSD cult of
the 60s. relurns lo Orange County Tuesday to extol outer
spa<'e travel.
Leary's UC Irvine lecture. "From Inner Space to
Outer Space: The Creation of the Future." marks hls first
public appearance in the county in 10 years. "For years
every lime I went there <Orange County l I was in
handcuffs and shackles, s urrounded by sheriff and FBI
LUllY
agents," Leary said recently.
"Bt.rl' I AM COMING to Irvine now
with great pride and affection because I
think we've all changed tremendously
since then."
Leary, who lived in Laguna Beach
for a lime during-the 60s, ~ flrst..ar-.
rested and convicted in Orange. C6{.1Jlt,y -~
on marijuana possession charges.
LEARY MAI NTA I NS THAT
through the interaction of brilliant peo·
pie man wtll increase his intelligence to
t}\e point of allowing Individuals to have
space ships capable of lntersteller travel.
Leary's lecture will take place at 8 p.m . in Crawford
Hall. It's open to the general public.
-The-rtredlt'a'l-enminer-told-t:he -
Texas Departme nt of Public
Safety that Ragland was dead
The youth's family was notified.
and a funeral home called in \he
death notice lo newspapers. Air Traffic Control
Featured Sunday Then a physician called the
family und got permission to
have Ragland's kidneys used in
a transplant to save someone
e16e ·s life. To preserve the or
gans while doctors looked ror a
recipient. Ragland was put on a res pirator.
On Thursday, Dr. Byron Nee
ly, a neurosurgeon, called the
family and said Ragland was
!>howing signs or brain activity.
Hospital officials said a long
oper ation was performed in
which a I?Ortion of Ragland's
!)rain was removed. and he wai.
pluced in the intensive t'are unit.
Slain Woman
In O cea nside
From County
Readers of Sunday's Daily Pilot
will be better prepared for life's
chances.
Feature articles will deal with
rlhanci al ups and downs of the
commodities market, ardors or
pioneering and air traffic control
in Orange County.
WINNERS AND LOSERS
Commodities are a dirty word to
~omc investors, but many Orange
Coas t s peculators like the fast ac·
t1on despite \he fact there are as
muny losers as winners . Potential
jackpots keep them coming back.
Story in You/YourMoney.
FIT AS A FIDDLE -What
satisfies a gourmet like Morris
the cat won't do for Fido. Pet
nutrition 1s important in keeping
the household herd trim and live-
ly. Pat Dunn explores the topic in
her Consumer Closeup.
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
or any series lo date. The first
episode on the story of the de·
velopment of the West airs Sun·
day night.
SENATOR •UNI QUE ' -
William Proxmire, the senator
who has embarrassed large un-
iversities, firms a nd prominent
individuals by awarding his
Golden f1eece prize for misuse of
government funds. is profiled in
an Associated Press i.tory.
Dunbar said Llndberah Field
controllers were not tracklna the
Cessna 172 because It wa1 being
handled by MJramar.
"T he Cessna was un-
der 'Miramar approach con.
trol. • " Dunbar told reporters
Thursday. "The Lindbergh
tower did not know where the
Cessna waa and the Cessna did
not occur to them.·'
In ract, Dunbar said. the
Lindbergh controllers were un·
aware or the collision until six or
seven minutes after ll happened.
"Controllers estimate It was
six or seven minutes before they
had any Idea it wu a midair col·
Jision." Dunbar said. "During
that time they thought the
aircraft had had an engine ex·
plosion."
He said Miramar controllers
apparently were the first to re-
alize there had been a collision
Four Years
For Slayer
Of Actor
Convicted killer Charles
Hopkins was sentenced to four
years in state prison Thursday
for the murder or "Hello Dolly"
movie actor Danny Lockin.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert P . Kneela nd
added a year to tbe normal
vo luntary manslaughter term of
three years after s tudying a
scra pbook of pornographic pie·
tures \hat was described by the
-lS'fORcution. as a "cookbook or
torture.''
Pictures in the scrapbook.
barred from evidence d\.lring the
nonjui:y trial. depicted t'he sex-
ual torture of nude m en.
It was a lleged agains t
Hopkins, 35, that he took Lockin
to his Anaheim apartment after
the pair met in a local gay bflr
and then stabbed the 34·year-0ld
victim more than 100 limes.
Police said Hopkins wrapped
the body in a sheet . cleaned the
blood from tus apartment, took a
dip in the pool at the apartment
complex and then called police.
Officers who rushed to the
apartment said Hopkins told
them lhat I.-ockin had demanded
money from him and began
stabbing himself when Hopkins
refused.
Lockln played bit parts in·
several movies. He was besl
known for his role of Barnaby,
the s tore clerk in the film and
stage versions ol "Hello Dolly."
Support Urged
UN ITED NATIONS CAP>
Secretary of State Cyrus R.
Vance assured the world com·
munity today that the Palesti·
mans gained "a solid s tart"
toward dignity and freedom in
the Camp David summit agree-
me nts. lie called for economit'
s upport in developing the West
Sank of the J ordan River and
Gaza.
Escape Foiled
An unidentified Pima County sheriff's deputy st.ands
guard over Willia m Lopez after an escape attempt at
the county j ail in Tucson. Ariz. Lopez was caught about
20 minutes after he and two other men scaled a fence.
Tax Revolt Effect:
Ref orm_J\~!_icipa~ed
SACRAMENTO <AP• -The
conservationist publication Cry
California s ays Proposition 13
may help halt suburban sprawl.
The fall issue of the magazine
also says that Proposition 13 is
an opportunity for reform. even
though it threatens local govern·
ment.
The issue is devoted exclusive-
ly to the impact of \he lax-revolt
initiative.
Samuel Wood. co-founder or
California Tomorrow, which
publishes Cry California, wrote
that Proposition 13 "can be an
avenue lo local reform and long·
needed conservation and de·
velopment policies."
But Wood and other writers
said an inevitable effect or
Proposition 13 will be centraliza.
tion of power in the Legislature.
which Is providing the bail-out
money from its surplus aod at·
taching strings to it.
In addition. Wood predicted
that the homeowner "will revolt
again as he is forced to pick up
the tab on the replacement re·
venues that will be required to
t'onlinu e c scsential loca l
services after the state s urplus
is dra;ned and new taxt!s arc im·
posed."
Bul he said that moment is
probably two or three years
away. Me11ntime. there a rc OP·
portunilies for money.saving re
forms .
\>n urbaJl:sPraw"l-, Wood.s aid.
'"Local government. unable to
meel the costs of servicing even
e xisting neighborhoods.-will halt
or greatly reduce new develop-
ments on \he suburban fringe by
denying residential zoning and
r e fu s ing lo extend urban
services.
·'The millions of developed
lots as yet unoccupied. and
thousands of vacant house~
within California cities. will
absorb mos t or the urban
growth, but the increased COSt of
housing brought about by a con·
fined market will require
federal and state s ubsidies to
equalize land costs ."
In another article. executive
directoc Richard Watson of \he
County Supervisors Association
o f Cal iforn ia warne d that
Proposition 1J is a serious threat
to local government. But he said
it would inspire attempts to
ma ke government more e ffi
cienl.
Said Watson. "The g reatest
threat In Proposition 13 is local
government's loss or control in
its own jurisdiction
"The next two-year session of
the Legislature. begi nnin~ in
.January, undoubtedly·~ going to
bt! the most critkal session in
the history of California.
"Propo~ilion JJ provides a uni-
que opportunity and a challenge
that we never had before ."
OCEANSIDE <AP> -The body
of a woman round strangled along
~t:ite route 7fl has been identified "CENTENNIAL" -A new
Libraries Due
For R e ope ning1 1J7/ttl tfaJ,fl/
Giant laby Ttara
Deep green tonog. hlgllllgnll lt'llt
llOfdy ltlOOof f avortfe, as 23-ycar-old Shirley Patricia television production of the OAKLAND <AP> --Alameda
Bowt:'r of Santa Ana . a coroner's J ames Mit'bener book is the County supervisors have voted
offi ce spokesman says. long(•st and most involved filming to spend $55(),000 to reopen two
It was the second strangulation c·ounty libraries closed because
m Oc<•anside m two weeks, police ,,. of Proposition 13 budget cuts. ~ald .OnScpl.21,thebodyofClair Brown Backed The money is part or $1.1
fi<'lle Luckett!, 55, a housekeeper million in stale ball-out money
for a Pull brook woman, was found granted to spct'ial tax districts
1n hf'r motel room. BiV T l In Al a meda County
Miss Bower WHS discovered ,/ earns ers Supervisors projecl th3t this
t•arly Wednesday by a Carlsbad year's $3.5 millio n library
woman walkmg her dogs near S AC RAMENTO CAP > budf(e t, which includes s tate
Buena Vista lagoon, oHicers suid. California Teamsters have en· bailout money, will maintain
!'\.he <1ppai;e nlly had been dorsed Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. services at about 80 percent of strang ~wi!!!._a _Eiece of cord, for .re-election. . last year 's level. t·overcd with an arglian and ten--'J'..hey.-a lso-anno.uncc.d their _
by the roadside. SUPP?rt for 118 other Democrats
I n vc~tigators said they arc running fc;>r vano~ offices. and
looking into the possibility that 18 Rep~bhcans. .
s h e may have been s lain The reasmsters said they op·
elsewhere and dumped by \he pose three controversial ballot
highway. propositions -the anti-smoking,
No arrests have been made in homosexual teachers and death
either case. pe_nalty expansion initiatives.
Guardian ., ........
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Crunchr a scvon·toot·IOn( boa constrictor, watches
over a display or fire agate at the Chicago lnternutiontt l
Ge m. Mineral and J e welry Show. He bcloruts, to an El
Cnjon. Ca ll!., gem dealer ond is used for both protection and :lltcntion.
Engines Offer ed,
WASmNGTON CAP ) -The .
United States has agreed to sell
jet engines to \'ugos lavia for use
i n rtghler p l an es , th e
Was hington P06t reported today.
U.S. officiaJs wouldn't disclose
which specific jet engine has
been offered to the Yugoslavs.
The Post Haid.
,,... §>""' ··~ ... TmmPrayer
Under Fire
METUCHEN. N.J . <AP>
-Paul Mana p1ans to ask
Superior Court Judge
David Furman for a court
order to atop township
councU memberR from
r.rayln1 before each meet·
ng.
Marsa. who calls
himself "an at.helat by in·
tel1 ectual reasoning." ob·
Jcc t s to l h c prayer
because he said It violates
the rl&ht of separation of
church and state.
The 44·year·old divorced
rather or three boys Hid
ruldents or this central
New Jersey community o.
t6,000 h1tve been cool to
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IT BA.~ .. t·ht'duk>d hN•rln In
No\l~m~r on lht' 01' u'ation or r1\tl rit:hts lcuder Martin
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Stal( 1nvt'6t1ant1or-. r t'
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Battle Erupts at Port
NATION I WORLD
eo.pro•ue Bat!ked
College Tax
Credits Due?
WASffiNGTON IA!» -Tux credits for college tuition still have a
chance or becorniog law this year afte r winning j) lut-mlnute
r<'&>ricvc In a congressionlll conference committee .. It came 'fhursday
when Rouse me mbers on the committee, eager to·save at least part
of the package, dropped their insjstence that the tax benefits also go to pupils lo private ele mentary
and secondary schools.
The sticking point wns th<1t
mos t of the aid to private school
pupils would go to those in church·
run schools, somethJng opponents
said would violate the Constitu·
lion's provisions guaranteein1-:
separation of church and stale.
SENATE MEMBERS on the
committee argued that rather
than accept that. the Senate
would be willing lo sa crifice even
the collegecredHs.
EVEN AS T HE conferees wc•re meet.mg, President Carter
wa s repeatln1: t o a news
conference his concern about the
whole tuition-credit concept.
Cartt>r hus said several times
he considers the idea wasterul
because the aid would go to the
rich and poor ahk('. regardless
or n eed Dt•,p1 te those
misg1vins:s . howewr. Carter has
1wvcr said Oatly he would veto
tollrgl' cred1~.
As the Kennedy he arings
ended Thurl'od1iy. th\' <'omm1ttet:
ch1urm1tn. Rep Loua:. Stoket..
D-Oh10. nokd
"THERE HAVE been loose
ends in our hcurangs Most or
them we ho~ lo be able to lJe
down in our final report But
frankly, life itself contains loose
ends. Not every question that
can be asked can be answered ...
l least 13 were killed and 100 wounded In
36 hours or clas hes in predomin antly·
Christian neighborhoods of East Beirut..
Artillery and mortar dueJs be twee n
Syrians and Lebanese rightists rocked the
city 's port area. Sayin~ responsibility
rests 'primarily with the people who Jive
there." President Carter suggested the
possibility of an international conference
to work out a settlement aimed at ending
the four years of strife in and around the
cilv.
Faced with that possibility a
rew weeks before the November
elections, House members relur
tantJy agreed to let the college uid
stand alooe.
But Hous e -and Senatt•
approval of the hard -fou~ht
compromise s till would not
guar antee final approvul of thl'
college credits. ·
Sl'n flu.<;s('!I R Long, D-La ..
whoSl' Finance Committee
produced the credit ball . said
Thursday hl' "h1ts been led to
bclac vc the president might slgn
1t if the cost is held down."
Tiff: P ROVISION approved by
tht· c·onference <'Ommlttee wouJd
t•ost the federal treas ury about $1
billion a yeur when fully effective
an 1980 Thul Is com1iderably less
thun the vorsion orif(inall y ad-
vocated by the Senate. The issue of possible cnme
~y ndic a t e involvement in
Kennedy's murder has been one
o f the t o u g he s t for the
comm1\t.ec to reSdlve.
'Full of Love, Good Will' Thl' bill would allow a tax
l'redat, which 1s s ubtracted
directly from taxes owed. of 35
percent of tuition costs paid
a fte r Jul y 31. 1978. The
maximum credit for 1978 would
be SIOO. n smg to $150 in 1979 and
S250 in 1980
"The questton of organized
crime involvement is still an
Thunderoils Applause Greeted Pope's Last Audience
ope n one. Nothing that has been · By IDLMJ TOROS
uncovered excludes it," said VATICAN CITY IAP > -Thunderous applause and spon·
Robert Blakey the committee'i:. taneous cries of "Viv ii Papa" -"Long Live the Pope" -ripped
_ -M;...i~. ' through St. Peter's Basilica, the largest church in Christendom, a& --.=-=--..::::::::::_ --· ~ John Paul f.fla8'hed h~d smile aa d waved in what was to FRU~'TRATION WAS evident be his last general audience. ·
<1 ~ c o m m i t tee m e m be r s He laughed Wednesday and made everybody laugh -the
pondered the sworn testimony of trademark of his 34-day papacy -while the au_dience had to be
Santo Trafficaote, identified by divided into two parts because of an overflow of pilgrims.
law enforcement <1Ulhorities as a
longtime boss of La Cosa Nostra
operaUons in Florida.
Trafficantc. because or his
Cuba and CIA connections. has
been the mob boss mentioned
mos t prominently in the
s peculation about crime
syndicate involvement.
Tra fficante s aid he was
approached in late 1960 or early
J96J by a fncnd. John Roselli .
who sought tus help in a CIA plot
to assass inate Cas tro .
Tramcante said he agl'eed to do
!\OOUt orpatrlollSm.
HE INSISTED HE acted a~
nothing more than an
mterpreter at meetings where
other part1c1pants ~poke only Engh~h or Sp1rnjsh.
6Goon Trial
For Killings
BOCllUM , West Germany
(AP J -Six Germans have gone
on trial charged with m urder or
participating in the mass
t•xecution of Jews near the
Nazi-occupied Russian city or
Minsk during World War 11.
The 230-page Indict.m erit
charged them with shooting or
helpin~ to s hoot about 4,000
J e wis h pris oners arter the
German invasion of Russia in
1942-43.
The prosecution has called on
38 witAe68es from Germ.a~flve . -
from Austria. 63 from Israel, 72
ffl)m the Soviet Union, 21 from
the United States and two from
Argentina to testify. The tria l
began Thursday and is expected
to last at lea'!tt a year . •
AT T HE MODE RN, AUDITOlllUM·LIKE Nervi Audience
Ha ll. the pope, In his s imple white far.al outfit, enchanted the
crowd as he talked in his famili1tr an s mple words and gave his
blessing in faltering ~French, English, Germ an and Spanish.
He talked of love and hunger and of the sick to the audience of
more than 10.000. Conveying his Jove to the alUng, the 65-year-old
healthy·looking pontiff said:
·'The pope has been hospitalized eight times and has had four
operations."
T HEN, AS HAD BECOME IDS custom, he stopped his pre-
pared remarks and called a llfth ,Mrade Rome stude nt to \he
Men Parade
Reversal: 'Just Like a Cow'
ST. CLOUD, Minn. <AP > -The "Little Boy St.
Cloud" pageant drew some 50 contestants but some
participants weren't loo happy about the way things
turned out.
"YEAH, I FELT J UST like a cow. Jus t like: ut
lhe state fair." said one contestant.
"I've never been so embarrassed in my Ure."
said another in describing the cont.est. part of a role·
-reversal program held at St . Cloud Slate Universitv
Wednesday night. '
The contestants paraded before the cheering,
jeering crowd in skimpy swinsuits. Then they tried
lo win the beauty contest by shOwang off their talents
and answering questions aimed at ~covering their -~oral virtues-!'
ABOUT SO MEN PARTICIPATED in the beauty
contest, moderated by men's liberation advocate
Warren Farrell, while an audience of about 800
looked on.
-.. F.recdom of choice is quite meaningless in the
face of social pressure,·· Farrell said aftef the pro-
gram. "Jn a sens e. every woman ls i.n a beauty con-
test every day of her tile, whether she's attractive or ugly."
Eastern Section Cool
Frost Due From MiclUgan ro New Engkmd
Te-..er•t•re•
NI le f'<J ........ ~ .......... iii.ill ............
podium and interviewed him. the pope himself lowering the
microphone to the boy's height.
"Do you always want to be m the fifth grade?" the pope asked
Daniele Bravo. "Yes ... the boy replied. "So that I don't have to
chan~e teachers ...
flustered, tli~ roared with taoghter and said, "Well. you.... -
are diffen..'Tlt from the pope.
"WHEN I WAS IN FOURTH grade, I worried about making 1t lo
the firth and when In the firth, about pas.sing to the sixth. You must
move on.''
Just as he had in his fi rst appearance us pope a month earltcr,
John Paul establl!ihcd un immediate rapport with the crowd.
"He loves evervbody, you cun feel it," remarked 90-yeur-old
Catcrin l!cpilon or Alh<ms. Cu., Oil u p1lgrimc.t.~e ~~.the V~tacun
"lie hus u beautiful fc.tcc." ·
"HE JS FULi~ OF LOVE and good wall." said kaJushree Dcr1 .
a Hindu from Vhmkhapatnam, India
Shortly after noon, ut the end of hu; fourth generul meet1~g
with pilgrims. John eaul walked firmly and sat on his armchair.
carried etloft so that all in the a uditorium could get a glimpse of
tum. d d Nuns and prelates. the aged and the y6ung cheered. wave an
shouted. "Viva ii Papa ...
Rangers Seek
Bear Slayer
GATLINBURG, Tl'nn. CAPl
Rangers in the Creal Smoky
Mountains National Park are of·
rc ring a reward for information
Mbout the person or persons who
killed and dism embered a young
IJcur.
Assistant Chief Ranger Bill
Wude said Thursday a seven.'<!
puw from a youn~ bear wa~
found tn the road Sept. 16 near
tht• Sugarlands Visitors Center
ul Gatlinburg ·
A few minutes later. Wade
l>aad . ran~ers round the severed
head of a bear impaled on u
road-m arking stake about a mtle
from the visitors center.
TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS
COMING Sunday, October 29, 1978
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room for a photo and descriptive copy. Coit of each notice 11 only S18, with • :'·D
photo yc)u provide. .
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Introduce a naw or longtime HIOClata to th• people of th• Orange CoHI, or to
honor award• or achlevementa.
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Business Frtdlly, S.,,tember 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT U
Heavy Traffic Pumps Life Into Jet Builders
II)' ST PlfE, t'OX u•....._._ ALTHOUGH THE Jdltnl·r Tiit: EASTERN sa l e
pro mJ)lt•d biller co mpl~unti.
from i'\oclnjt, whose Treasure~.
Jock Pier re, tolc1 u lluust•
commltlcc the Airbus A 300 hnct
won not tx·cuusc It was u better
mrplone but tx•causc its makers
11rre r<>d Jt;a11lt-rn ullri1 uonerous
tt'rms. whi c h Pi e r <'<'
t•huructcrizcd as "predatory
t•xpcJrt flrl<•m·inl( schemes.''
A1rl1m-a 11n• l'mb3rktnl( on ..
$70 lHlllon Jl'lhnn bu' in 'Prt't•
thut 1~ br1n.g1n.i both lil'IOd """'" .. nd blltt•r t·um1wtll1e1n 10 lht•
r o I I «' r · c o 1.1 " t ,. r <i 1 r I I n r
mt1nufnt"tunn14 hu~11W'S~
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i.1rUn,. tl"ufflc tbrouuh the rnof ut
a ttml! v.ht•n m1u1)' t arr lt'r!ot ntt•
'lurunw to n•pl rl' lht•tr old r
Jt'h with a nt•v. awncrat1on or
qUlt'lf'r modt.•li. ChitC U'I .. It''' fu('f
;1lr11 derby ~• pum11lnll nt·w 11r ..
into IAckhf'\•d , John Sartlon,
uf'ror.pnel' unnly•t wllh lhc Lot.
Anttt•h•t. brokt•rut(c hrm uf
Crowl'll. Wt-c_•don & Co , t'X()''(l!'I
111rllnN munurut·tutt>rK to ht•
dl'llvcran.c 000 phmt•K 1t Yl'Ur liy
1Ufl0 Ill
ihllt mfOM bll( profltN till
:.round. tw 11tty.'I
Industry O~t'rvcrs agree that
tht· 15 peri;tmt g:.1ln In revenue
pm~st'n~er mlles posted so for
t hl1t year by United States
c•urr1t·r11 has boosted airhner
sah•!i pr~pccts
"Thal'" JU.'lt u hUitt' numbPr or
alrplnoM. •· Simo n llutd In hn
ant t•rv1('w
THIS DOl Bl.•: 1mpt•tu<; "
t''(J>t't'ted to 1tt·n •r tc v.orld <,al<''
u{ 3 . .500 1ww alrllnt'" vmrth .it
l1:a11t $70 h1ll11>n hf'hH't•n n<>,,.
a nd 1900
"QUITt: f'ltANKI.\'. t ~·rt '"
nn reason wh y evr r~nd y
'houldn't get wealthy • Rut they al!\O note that Oeet
ob~olescencc would require new
purch<ibt.~ by aarhnes anyway.
o n " 11 f l h t· b 1 ic Jt " t
t)('nt>llcl n"" of th\• '"I''' boom
l!I Lol'kht't"tl Curi>
Uut U>t•khcl'd , IJoc.·inu i1nd
McUonrw ll Douglas f11rc M·rtou~
rompel1Uon from ahroud fo r thl'
first time in almoM two decitdei. "I THINK TIU: boom 1n
order~ will go inlo the early
1980i.." said Wilham R Wilson.
murkctml! vice president for the
L.cH khecd Californi a Co.,
m<1kl'r8 or the L-1011
Thi.' Burbunk based aef'(>spat'I"
K1anl '" h1nni: S,000 ne w v.orke,...
for 1\s t'-'l><•ndcd Tr1~tar
prod ul't1011 ltn,·-· Lockheed'!>
b1Kgl•sl l'mplo~ ment Jump ~inn·
lbe halcyon mad ·~
Airbus l n<lu s trlc b, u
four nation EuroJ)ean
1·on!>ort1urn , hloodtt•<l the•
doml!sl1c troika earlier thii. yt.-sr
by w1nn1n.c a $778 million.
23-planl' order from Ea~tl'rn Air
Li nes
"The airll nl'S have a
considerable need to re .equip,
Sun Relle~ted ...
Tht• sun b~1rcly glows through the haze
c1vc r Atlanta but its reflection is picked up
by mirror s in the foreground and focused
al th<' top or a 70·f<><H tower of a solar
A" Wlr..,lleto
(.'nc.•ri.{y receiver . The receiver al Gcorgw
Tech was lht! f1r~l of its kind to be tested an
lhl' nitt•d S t(lle!-.
Coast Firms Report
Computer Automation Lists Record Income
Com put<·r Automation, Inc .. lrvlne·baiicd
m1n1t•omputt.'r manufacturer, has reported record
1·;.i rnan~~ or f.6.Mi\,000, or $2.07 a share. and rt'·
venues of SGl,3RO.OOO for the year ended July 2,
ulthough net ineomt· for the fourth quarter fe ll
IJl'low thut of the preceding year
T.h.l' cvmm•fl.Y l'.l!Prcts_thc ea;.nJ11gs declirie ttJ
c·ontinu<• in111 U1l' first quarter of fascaTTm
NET INCOMI-; FOR T llE year JUS t ended was
15 1wrcl"nl hig her than the S.S.317,000 reported IHst
y(•;lr, while c:.irnings JH.•r s hurf' increased 14 per·
cent O\.'l'r l<.1st year's S2.70. Revenues for fi scal 1978
wc.•rc up 43 pt•rct•nt from the prcv10us year's
$43,038.!XXJ
M unufocluring dl"luys in s hipments a nd heavy
startup expt'nses for the company's new German
i.uh11idinry brought (ourt h·quarter results well
below managC'mcnt <>xpcrtat1on!>, according to D.
II. Melhvam. prt•s1dent
A It hou~h !>ales fc>r the period were up 36 per
rl'nt over last yt:ar 's fourth quorter, to $17,779,000,
nt•t income for the the quarter fell 16 percent, to
Sl.535,000. nnd t:urnings per s har(' dropped 17 per.
c·l"nt. to 77 c<:nls. The company earned $t,82S.OOO.
or U:l cents a share. on ri•venucs or $13,052,000, In
lht! same period last year
Methvi n said the shlppins: dchi)s we re caused
hy manuf;1C1turin~ problems that were cxaccrbal-,.,1 hy rct·c1pl 11r luri.:c volumes of defective
mt:mory components from 11 major supplier.
Alpha Micro w{1s foumkd IR months ago with ;1
staff of four. It now ha:-. 55 1.•mployecs and ha<I
salt'!. of more lh:Jll $1 million in its flrs l fiscal yeur
"AB ,ffo1,.-11 Ollie·_.
Kaufman & llroud Jnr . h:1!. moved its Orani.:e
C'ount-y ·offiet>-ltr -tht-1-0-at>re lrvin • T~cnnolo~y
Ct'ntc r in the Irvine Industrial Complex.
The 15.700·squar e foot l)uildi'ng houses the
homt•hual<hng firm's Southern California division
sulcs, mortgage. construction &nd accountang of·
f1ct'!. It olso holds :1 Decor C:cnlcr. a mini shopping
t·1.·ntcr for antt•rwr ftn1 she!.
The followini.: public relations and advertising
<•i!••m•u:s have announr ·d new chl'nls.
W1.·slcrn F:mployt>rs Insurance Co. has an
nounccd lhl' sclt:ct1on of .Jann Church Advert1s1ng
& Graphic Design!, In<· . Newport Beach to handle
its inst1tution<1l udv~rt1s1nl( campaign. The firm 1s
res ponsible for the development and pre paratio n
of a series of full ·pa~c advertisements to appear in
WL'sl Coast ins uran<.·t• tra de .1ournuls.
Jann Church also has been retained by a n In
tc·rnational firm and u J(overnmentul <1gency for
separate dcsinn projects.
The United S t;ete!I l<'oresl Service, head·
quartcrt'<i in Pasadena. will Institute un overall hi~h country identific ution program. includln~ ex-
hibit •design of visitor centers, learning trail
systems and c-01lutcral support materials.
llE Si\ID an: t:XPEC'TS THE efff'Ct ur th.fl
minicomputer )1ro<lucl1on situation and the ex
pt'ni.e of the Germon subs idiary to continue into
lhl' first quarter of the new fiscal year, resulting in
l'arnings "considt'rably below" the prior yeM. Env~ronmcntn.1 System~ Research Institute
The company has restructured its ma nufoctur hus reta.ined th(' firm to dei;1gn a corporate; com
, . ·~ J?fBfl.qUJ.ltion· on~ already reported increased mun1l'Ut1ons pro~rnm . The company sf)(!c1ahzes in --»~t"I~,~~~~"' .~,... ~--~~~ .. '»..,.•r'4 ; l)'!iS~,,~~°".~on~IHP.~ centeri~I! on_~omputor
company bucklo~ is ulso ut itshi,qhcst level ever. ""1\f'1t9~~-~~.,...-~~--?~: he added • graphic 1nformaf1on. ·
ComJ)utcr Automation supplies mmicomput.er!l ll J . Stewart AdvcrtisinR and Public Rela
lo or111imil e<1urpmcnt manuCacturers, with more lions Ait<'ncy or Newport Reach, has been selected
than ~.000 c:omput.crs install~ worldwide. The by the Da vJd E Cummmli(ham Co. to handle ad·
co m 1>u n y ulso produces Ca pubic automated v('rt1s imt and put>llc relotlOf'ls ror its s ingle· family
'lystems for c lcclronlc logic board tcstlnJ( and the hom<' project , Stratford at the Pacific in Dana
Syfo•A lnt('ra{'tivc dh;trlbutcd proccs!l1ng computer Point.
~y'llt'ml' for 11trR" Indus trial and commcrd~d
us1•r:s.
1Uplea Mlt"ro Expand• Spa~~
Alpha Micro. on Irvine m a nufacturer or mi nicomputer~ Llnd computer products, has ex
pa nded Its fnclllllc~ In Irvine, anocatlng Its
original 2.000·11quurc·foot buildlnic at 17875 Sky
P:lrk Norlh to the preparation of softwaare
systems.
It hns ncqulred a 10,000 square·foot f•clllly at
17881 Sky Park North to admlnlillrale such func·
lions as pcnrmnn I. marketing and sales, and an
adjacent 12.500·squarc (oot building at 17M1 Sky
Park ~lrclc for hardwllrc production, s hlpplnR and recclvm,g.
Tlle entarricd qu11rter.1 havo enabled Alph11
Micro to double Ill s t aH, and provide apace
ncceHary for rf',carch and development of new
products and testing or the pr~ent line, the com· pany !\aid.
Construcl1on /\Ids, bust.'<f in El Monte. has
!'l<'lt•ckd Myra He rr •mo & /\11soclotcs. Costa Mesa.
to hondle advertislns: and publk rclollons for It!!
l)Olyurethancsilfcly products .
W. R. Groc1.· Properties. Inc . Newport
R<'ut h, hm; selected Cloy Publicom or Irvine tu
hnndlc publicity for Its Pointe Qulsnett de velop·
ment In /\nuhcim llllls.
Bechtold Sntcllitc Tochnology Corp., City of
Industry, h¥ chosen Sober Communlcolions In·
tcrnoUonaJ, frvine, to develop o muJU.medla public
affairs PN>fJr8m covurlnR current profoc:ta. The com·
pany spcclallz s In lntcrprcUng NASA sa~Ultc In·
formollon for use In guldlnf' International programs
In notura.I resource11 cnvironmenland civil engineer·
Ing and con.structlon.
Estcy·tloovcr. Newport Beach, has been
chosen to handle notlonlll advertising, public rela·
Uon!\ ontt 11101 s promotion for Vacation Jnduatri~ -
lnc .. South El Monte, manurcacture?', or recru
llonul vchiclC!Jll
I
d 11• po!un g o( the 1 r olde r ,
narrow·bodfod a1rcr:ift that are
noisier, lexs fulll crfi<'le nt and
le~s t1llracl1 vc lo the passenger.
· 'Th<'Y nlso M ed l!u(ficient
Pqu1pment to mcc.·l the new
n<>eds of the marketplace."
TllF. SALES BOOM boul(ht
precious lime for Lockheed .
whose L ·lOll program h as
Jim ped alonl( s ince lticeptlon,
ulmost topphng the company
into bankruptcy five years ago.
"We're 1-(oing lo be around in
the 1980s and lhul 's when this
marke t s hould really tnke off."
sa ys Lockheed Chairman Roy
Anderson
Al Mc Donn ·II O-Ouglus. whose
airliner assembly take~ place in
Long Beach . Walson 's coun·
t e rparl also sees good days
uhead..
"WHAT'S CAUSI NG everyone
to get bullish 1s a ~ood traHic
yl'ar. but there arc some other
lh1ngs ratch1ng up with the
airlines that they can't ignore."
1-oa1d James T. Burton, director
of marketing tll've lopment for
lroine Bank
To Split Stock
S ub1ccl lo approval by lhe
comptrolll'r of cur rency and the
vote o( s hareholders. Irvine
National Rank, Irvine, will spilt
its common s tock two ror one.
T h ere are 316,928 s h ares
outstanding.
The bank·s assets increased
by $7 malhon. from $27 m illion to
$34 m1lhon, during the! first six
monffls or umr: ...
l r v ine National. forme d 111
1974 , ha s bra n c h es under
l'Onstruction 1n th«> Woodbridge
v lll a).(e 1n I rvine and tt t
Pl<.H'cnt1a <Jnd S upe rio r ,
N<•wport Beach
The• Woodbridge br:inch is to
open at the end or this year ; the
Nt•wport Rf'a('h fat•1lily 1s to be
-romplt:ted eaFl;Y-in..i979.
AC.•..,.,
A.Mtt.tO\ At.Com AWitl/lnQ
~rl\t••'
An.it<tlt" Anh•"'o A~t•Cll ArdM•v Ark WC.\ A•CICOI• AltC.~11 ~::::~r Ou .,.,IH
81t\tt R\ 8A\\l~r 8"Yl\M~ 8•t~h,,. 841/L<IO BtbbCo
Blrd!.On 81'1fhr 0111.11u1 e. 8on4nr• Or•n~' Brooks Brwlom
euobo>" Bu<h v• ~~;~~e~
C.•Mo1dH C.fP\wC (.AplnAlf
C•r•Cp (nVIP\
thrnL~• C,...\Ull ,,,. ltf
CtltUIA C•ltUlfl ci~·•Jl ~=~:n1 ComCtH
the Douglas Aircra(t divi1..on of
St. Louis · bused Mc Donnell
OouJ(las Corp
"Environmental issues ure
becoming !IO important that
they're not going to b<I permitted
to fly noisy or fue l·incfflcicnt
airplanes,'' Burton adds.
"So airlines can't j ust sit back
and add to their fl cct1> with
l'Xisting airplanes."
McDONN ELL DOUGLAS.
s aid Burton, hopes to capture JS
percent of the new orders, a
he fty jump from its current 25 lo
30 perct:nt market share.
However, the compan y
recently dropped plans for the
22().passenger DCX·200 that was
lo be its e ntry in the so·callcd
"midsizc" airliner marke t that
analysts see as the b1 ggest
demand segment
Ins tead, McDonne ll Oouf'las
will rely on a derivative or its
DC·9 called the ··super 80" and
a stretched version or Its DC.JO.
LOCKHEED ALSO plans to
meet the expanded demand with
derivatives of its one basic
model -the L·lOll TrlStar.
Lockheed will probably never
recoup all of its L· 1011 startup
costs, but Wilson thinks sa les of
the basic L-1011 and its Dash 500
a nd Dash 400 derivatives could
soon bring the TraSta r out of red
lnk on an annual bas is.
"Whether or not the program
will be totally profitable is Just
speculative al this tame." Wilson
said.
"BUT FROM TlllS point on.
1t 's profitable for u~ to continue
;md we're goin~ lo do so "
Altbou(h the sale~ boom is
'benef-itling all manufacturers.
miiustry officials and analysts
agree that the bijl winner in the
Jetl iner d e rb y w ill h e
Seattle-hascd Boeing, which
dominates the world market
with its "family" of airplanes.
"They call Bocins.: the General
Moto r s of tht• a e r ospace
i ndus try," Simon said, "and
why-~is··-GM ·"What 1t is today·?
Ov•·r 'fht• Count•·r
NASO Ustinqs
Bee a use they ha vc m o r e
modcl11."
80t~ING'S "•'AMILV'• rangeg
from the lOO·pussenger 737 t.o ~
400·pm1~enger 747. The company
has sold more tha n l,SOO of lt.'1
140·p assenger 727s alone, uod
the popul3" trijet is by far
Uoclng's moRt profitable model.
llowevcr. Boeing's planes
straddle the 200·passenger
segment that Industry analysts
sec as having the biggest sal~
potential in comin~ years.
Its 747 iM loo big and its other
models are not quite big enough.
Conseq u e ntly. cash ·rich
Hoeing is introducing three
planes. the 194·passenger 767,
which 1t kicked off with a Sl.6
billion order from United
Airline s; th e J 60 i o
18 0 -pa sxe ng e r 7 5 7. a
narrow·bod y Jet w h ich was
launched with a British Airways
order of a lmost Sl billion; and
\he 777, a 210·passenger.
wldebodied triJel it hopes to
unveil later this year.
Buyers Win
Protection
S A C RAM ENTO (/\P l
Cons umers will get increased
protection against derectiv'!
drape ries. furniture. luggage,
line ns and h eating and air
cooling syst ems under a biJI
si.cne d by Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr.
AB 3374 by Assemblyman Bill
Lockye r . D ·San Leandro.
re moves the exemption!> for
lhOS\\ »r~;s from the 1970
Song .Be Wa rranty Act.
whi c h ~ivc s con s um er:.
w a r ranlies on goods and
repairs.
The sponsor of the bill was the
Los Angeles County Department
of Consumer Affairs. which said
it had received nearly 2,000
consumer complaints during the
las t two years.
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National Sqes Digital
SAN Frt/\NClSCO IA J> > An an-
titrust <iUlt a lleging thol the Digital
Equ11>ment Corp has unlawfully
monopolized ond res trained trade in
th<• min\ romput('r field has been
filed by lht.• Nalionnl Semiconductor torp.
The Rull filed Th\Jr8doy In U.S. DIS·
tr1ct Court alS<l ('!alms thot Digital
Equipment '"pra<'tlced fraud or al·
templed fraud" on the United State•
Pate nt Ofrlce.
The 11utt l'l~ld the company used
mlsltrndln~ "unclear and ombl1uout
lanicuoicc'' In attempting to get and
In somf' cases procure patent.II grant·
Ing ll a "monopoly over the ma.nurac·
turt' Ull • und sales of va rloua types Of
r.omputer equipment "
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Bard Work
Unpaid Women
Deserve Better
8 y SVl.VIA PORTF.R
The American woman wh<1 ~lays home a od 1s pau.I
nothing tor wking can: of hL·r hus bund and youngsters 1.s a
dwlndlin~ speCIC!\. Hu\ million.'> 11lill j>erform this JOb
without pay in doll ar terms and '" the face of scorn
from jobholding sisturs.
T he contributions of :-.uch J homemuker can be
translated into a mm11num or 99 6 hours of work ,. week.
valued at $11,007 a year Jl the $2 6S ~r hour minimum
wage
I F/\ NON·PAID HOUSEWIFE Miws a wa rdrobe. only
the amount spent for mutcnul.s, trimmings, thread . etc .
counts toward the gross rtallonul product. Her lci bor is not
included. But if she had bought that same wardrobe, every
dollar she spent would be included In GNP.
In te rm."> of the GNP. the housewife 1s non-exis tent.
The house wife m ay star1 her day as early as S a .m .
and. with luck. fm1sh J2 to M hours later. She has no
g uarantee or a vacation and often receives little apprec1a·
lion from her own family.
M ony believe the
hves of working.for-pny
women <1 rt-much more
rewarding
Besides the obvious
fact that this is un1ust
a nd discriminatory.
what else does it mean?
Money's
Worth
(l) IT UNDERLINES THAT "WIFE insurance" Is
among the most ncgfocted fields In insurance. If a woman
were to dte and leave young children. her husband could
expect to pay from $18.000 to $25,000 just to replace the
wife's regular services It 1s no more than common sense
for a wife to be insured so that her 1'.9aJQr services can be
replaced if necessary
12) It demonstrates that a housewife's contribution to
the GNP should be recognized by development of a con·
servative total r epresenting the nonpa1d services of ltw
wife and mother.
Jefferson Sta ndard Life lnsuranc.'b Co .. one or the na·
·tion's 15 largest. compiled this list of jobs a nonpa1d w1fl·
performs and what s he might conserv ati vel y be paid.
JOB Hours I\ Wk. Rate Pt-r Hr. Value Per Wk.
Nursem aid 44.5 SZ 65 $\ t7.93
Housekeeper Ji 5 4 00 70.00
Cook JJ J ti>O -52.40-.l)lsllw-aSher· fl l a.1~ zus-::-
Laundercr 5.9 J 75 22 .13
Food buyer J .:1 5 00 16.50
Chauffour 2 O 5 ()(} 10.00
Gardener 2 l S 00 11.50
Maintenance I i :l iS 6 JM
Seamstress I :1 .'l oo 6.SO
Dietician I ;,; W 00 12 00
Practical nun;c: o Ii :J.00 J .00
It adds u11 to 99 6 hour11 a WC'<'k. or $351 59 a week, or
$18 ,282 Gfl a yl'ur
Richard A. Harlow, lluntrninon Reach has been named
c•xecutivcd1rector or th1• Orange· County chapter of the Build·
Ing Industry AssodalionofSoulbem Callfornla.
He had worked for 18 years for the city of Huntington
R<•aC'h, most recently as nss1~tant city administrator •
R alphs Grocery Co .• has J>ri>mott.'d Ltt Mueller. d1r«><'
tor. eastem d1v1s111n store n1~rallons. to operatrng vice
presid<'nt for lhl· <•a<;lern <l1 v1s1on . I fLo lives an f'ounta1n
Va lley
Jlc> will tontinu1• his n·-,pcm111h1ltllcs for the operation~
oC s upcrmark 'l!> tn lht· :.uulhem d1v1:.wn .
• l"ander Bowker ha.~ b~·cn named general manager of
the Vlc:t.orla Station restaurant in Westminster
He h<'gun his c·urt·c:r with the re!>taurant chain in Lo~
Angeles and entered the company's m anagement training
prngrarn 10 1976 al the rt>11ll1urunt in Ma rin He h1111
munuJ,:t-d re'>li.luranti. 1n S;m Franct'>l'O ;ind San Diego •
iJydi• ..,;, .flundy, Anahcun. .bu.'>.bc.en_amxun.1.e<J to jhe_
newly ('rt•at<'t.I po~1t1on of vsc•t· 1Jrc:mknt and COl'T!mumty
tnvt•stmcnl officl·r of the •·udt•ral llo111e Loan Bank of San
Francl!1co.
Sht-will provide lhl• bank and mtmber ass~iallons
with analytical experience. <:onsultauon nnd d1rect1on 111
m lJ II l'r11 pert:uning to housing programs and mortgagf•
<·1 t•iltt. with o;pec1al attention lo housing prcservallon and
t•1ins1·rv;1\111n program~ and rnortgagc credit for low and
rnod1•ra1t· 1nc'C1m<· famll11•s
!->inc·c April 197ti, Huntly ha ~ b<'••n a senior fi eld
rcpr<•st•ntuhvc with Neighhorhnotl !lousing Services under
th ... hunk· board's urban t-1•1nvc~tmcnl tas k force in
W .1 .... h111gton. 0 C
Home F f!deral Opens
Wguna Hil"ls Office
HomP FPdernl Snv1ng'l nnd Loan Associntlon of
San DieRo will cclf't>rate thi' 01wning of 1ls Liigunu lhlls ol
rice from Monduy thrOURh OC't M
f;nlcrta1nmcnt by community J'(roup:. has been
scheduled during noon hours Th(' ~chedule includes the
Leisure World Kool Kats. on Mo11rhiy, the Leisure World
Ukel<>lc Club, Tuesday and OC'l. 10 . the Lt;1sur,.. World
Glo he Twirl<'r!I, Wednesday und Ort 6, 9 and 11 , and the
~1surc World Sing und StrinHs. Thursday ....,... ........ ,,,.e .. :~~.,·~·~ ... f, ..... ~J~, _,,.._H ";'.
.be given copies of "Colorful Cuhrorn10~' a 76page ~k ~
with color photoJtrnphs of ~<'entc on•a!> 1n the 'ltatc ·
fluth Fox. branch manager. 1s formt'r manager or
Home Federal'~ Walnut Crcuk omcc
KMPC Plans 3 Reports
Radio 11tot1on KM Vt, 710 on \hi' /\M band, wall broad
ca:;t three news :iipcc1als on the economy They were rt
searched ond norratcd by report ·r Scott Shurtun nnd will
air at 5 .~ p.m . today, Saturday a nd Sunday.
T he three 15·mlnutc: specials will d ent with "Tht•
PllMht or thr l>oll nr." "Th<' M1 wht or Cold .. and "How
Bright the> Futur"," rcspe<'t tvcly
Wespercorp Eyes Merger
Wt!sperC'MJ>, 1m l\nahcim 1nnnufacturcr of p<'r\phern!
<'<1ulpmC!nt and furniture for mlnlN>mputcrs. and Divcr'i1f1ed
Data Syatcms, Inc , of Tucson, Arh , trnvf' a nnounced tht>•r
Intent to merRe. The surviving company will be Wespercorp
DDS Is a supplier of business nppllcntionii !IOflware ror
mlnicompukn