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Home My WebLink About1978-11-14 - Orange Coast PilotEt I: [ ~ 8 e e e 8 8 II 8 8 e e 8 8 8 8 8 e 8 8 e 0 e 8 e 8 6 8 6 8 0 A 0 8 8 e 8 6 e ' • • : & Iii 8 e. 6 8 ' ... 8t • Iii • llt t • • 8t Bl llt 8' Ill 8t I II .. 81 E .. I ' a una Art natc e ~·--~------------------------------... -------. \ .. ; I I LA Integration Plan to Include .s1 ~\, .Orange County? I • DAILY PILOT * * * 10 1 * * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 1~, 1978 VOL. 71, NO. JI&, l St:CTION~. M PAGES I Artwork Gon~I LA Integration Diedrich Gets No Benefit From New J11i:y Rules ' Qran_ge Cou~ Eyed in Pinn Pair Rob Van of · . $9,000 FBI agents mounted a search today for a red·ha1red woman, her maJe companion and a 20- year-old El Toro Marine cor- poral the two kidnapped at gun· point Monday during a $1,000 robbery at the base O•llY Pl ... St:aH Pholo ESCHER'S 'DROWNING CATHEDRAL' STOLEN PoUce Seeking $18,000 Woodcut In Frame Laguna Cops Seek Missing Woodcut Laguna Beach poltcc say they've made some headway in· t.o lbe theft Saturday of an $18,000 woodcut by Dutch artist M. C. Escher from a downtown gallery dJsplaying his works The woodcut. entitled La Ca tedrale Engloutie. <The Drowning Cathedn1l > was stolen from the Vorpal Gallery, 326 Glennevre St .• moments before closing time Sat'itrday. The work was banging on the wall near the front entrance to th~ gallery when it was dis· covered missing by gallery employees. said assistant direc · tor David Sehiffman. Police investigators said today they have lifted fingerprints from areas near where the CSff WOODCUT, Page AZ> LOS ANGELES (AP) -A m assive integration program reaching into Ventura. Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino counties would be the best solu· lion to desegregating the s prawl- ing Los Angeles school district. a panel of experts says. ·'Only a metropolitan a p· proach can provide long·term stability for school desegrega- tion in the Los Angeles area." Viejo Woman Sued in Teen's Death in Fire A Mission ViCJO woman was accused in a lawsuit filed Mon· day of laking a 17-year·old boy lo bed for sexual purposes after supplying him with liquor a nd then failing to pull the allegedly drunken youth from the bed when it caught fire. Debra Freeman. 21. of 25346 Via Viejo. Is accused in the· Orange County Superior Court action of the wrongful death of Donald Andrew Dove. 23355 Via Ronda . Her parents. James Edward and Diana Kay Lane. of that ad· dress. are named as co defendants. The dead youth's mother. Frances Dove Kuzia, alleges that Miss Fr eeman was celebrating her 21st birthday Sept. 5 when she supplied liq40r to the victim to the exte nt Uiat he became drunk. The lawsuit claims that the victim's blood alcohol level registered 0.13 at the time of his death. The level at which a person ls regarded as being drunk is0.10. ' <See SEX, Page AZ> t Ha rvard Uni versity's Dr Thomas Pettigrew wrote in the panel's report. which was sub· milled Monday. The so-called metropolitan plan would include northern and central Orange County, eastern Ventura County and western San Bernardino a nd Riverside coun- ties. as we ll as most of Los Angeles County's 82 districts. Pettigrew. a specialist in race relations. was one of eight ex· perts appointed by Superior Court Judge Paul Egly to report on integration of the Los Angeles Unified &hool District in lime for the school board to act on its suggestions by the end of this year. Last Fehruary. Egly gave the board a go-ahead to bus 62,000 students in the fourth through eighth grades. But he made it clear thal he expected the pro· gram to be expanded. The e xperts fil ed eight separat~ reports Monday with Egly, who must determine if the board is taking all "reasonable a nd feasible " steps l o de · segregate its schools. as ordered by the state Supreme Court in 1976. Recommendatio n o f t he metropolitan plan was based partly on a demographic report prep ared by Dr. Reynolds Farley of the Population StudJes <See MlXING, Page A2> Jet Hits Ditch STOCKHOLM . S"'eden IAPI -A Soviet Tupolev 54 Jet skidded off a runway in an aborted takeoff tOOay and ended up in ~ ditch al Arlanda Interna- tional Airport. Swedish aviation authorities sai d . The pas sengers. who officials estimated numbered 65, we re not injured. R1~Jing Won't Help Diedrich By GAllY GRANVILLE of some state and federal COO· 0t-o.11, ,.. ... sutt stitutional rights. A recent state Supreme Court But when aubmiWna lta ruJ. ruling that chan1e1 the ground ing. the court aaid it shall apply rule• for prosecutioa people ln· only to the caae in quealloo aa dlcted by grand juries won't af· well as to lndictees who have not feel Orange County Supervisor yet ent~red pleas. Ralph Diedrich'• upcoming trlal 1 That would leave Diedrich out oo bribery charges. _"l of the group of defendants who neepreme Court ruled late now must have a preliminary last ., that a defendant who hearing following their Indict· is dell ed a preUmln'ty hearinl( ment, according t o Assistant after lbeinl indicted la stripped District Atlo rnev Michael • '· Capizzi. But Diedrich today said his at- torney will move lo dela.y the trial in San Diego County that ls •~hed"Jed to be1in Nov. 27 until he is given a prelimina'f hear· tn1. Those charged with a crime throu1h a normal complaint are entitled to a pt'eliminary hearing in municipal court. Al such bearinga, the evidence against the defendant Is present· I l ed and the defendant through his attorney bas the right to cross· examine witneMeS who testify against him. When an indictment ls banded down, however. the derendant la Immediately assigned to Superior Court and there is no preliminary heartni. The indlctee. however, learns or the evidence and testimony u sed against h i m through <See DIEDRICH, Pa1e A.2) ,.,,_,,........ Le•'• f'~elf Malek Nemlaghi. 19. is back in lhe Miss World conlesl in London after agreeing to re- move her traditional veil The r eigning Miss Tunisia was ruled out of the contest after first refusing to show her face. Prisoners Complain of Jail Mice SACRAMENTO <APl Get rid of the mice an the jail or set us free. say the four defenda nts in the Ellen Delia murder case. , In petitions filed with the court. the prisoners said there are so m any mi ce in the Sacramento County Jail that it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment. The four have been in the 72· year -old jail most of the time since their a rrest in April 1977 on charges of k1lltng Mrs. Delia. Defendant Juan Hernandez said a mouse ran out of his pants leg when he was dressing to go to court.one morning. Def e nd ant Abraham Hft-nandl?i . no relation. said he had trapped 14 mice Defendant Alfred Sosa 5aid he killed a mouse with a paperbpck book. Defendant Michael Delia. husband of the victim. said mice jump on his bed while he is sleeping an<t nest in his legal papers. C hief Deputy She rlrr Gil Baker, who 1s in charge of security. said dlPferent ex- <See MICE, Pate AZ> Civilian employee Vera Richardson . 31 , o f Garden Grove. also was abducted but was released shortly after the I p.m . robbery.1Cpl. J ohn Burgess of Charleston, West Va. is s till missing, offi cials said. The redhead 1s described by o ffi cials a s white , in her mid ·20s. 175 pounds and about five feet. two incht's tall She and a m<rn commandeered the white military van carrying Burgess a nd Miss Richardson on a routine run from the Special Services office to a base Bank of America branch, officia ls said. The van repor t edly was stopped at an intersection when the abductors forced their way into the vehicle M is s Richard s o n to ld author ities s he managed to struggle free after the bandits left her bound and gagged in the abandoned van at a Red Hill Avenue service stat101J in Tustin. FBI ·officials said they believe the corporal still is being held by the two abductor5 <See KIDNAP. Page A2) Coast Weather Fair and warmer Wednesday. Colder tonight t with lows rangmg from low 80s inland Orange County to low 40s alon~ the coast . Highs Wednesday 70onland to 65 along t he coast Chanceofrainzeroon Wed· hesday. INSIDE TODA '1 So uth Coa&t Repertory ha.s opened 1.ta new Fourth Step Theater m Co11Ui Mesa With a rwstalgic blend of reality and /ant<Uy m a repnse produc· .llofl of "The Time of Your L1/e." Sll mrl.ew, Page BB AIYMr~ ,,.,,.~ .......... ~ '"''"' .. C.11 .. ntl• Cl•Ulll .. C-IC't Crest_,.. O.a'91N•t1Cft • .. Mrl•ll' ... ,,....,.,_.,. ............ "--'""""'" .. l•tlex , l I • t !• .. " II fj !l fl R f~ " ~ e. e. e. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 & & 8o & 6 8o Ill 0. e. Br flt Ill Ell =· er Ill l lll' "' : 81 81 81 81 • Ill I ~ . .t\2 DAILY PILOT s Stab Death 'Accident' Iran's Oil Strike JllNf"rlON CITY. Kan 1AP 1 The dl'ulh uf -s. Junction CJ\y man :.tabtwd 1n the bMrt When hla wtfc :.trudt Nm with .l pur~l' ,•t111t.11nmg tt but('hl•r k111r,. h.1 .. IWt'll ruh.' 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Ttw rieovemmenl oil 1·ompany ienoounccd that ltx :J7 .000 workt'ns we re flocking to their Jo~ ~ftt"r ~ two-week walkout that cut pl'oduction m ore than half . co11 t t he treas ury an t•1t t1mute11 S7SO m1lllon in 011 rcvt-nut·!'I "mt bolstered the shah's foer. Tht• end of the stnke in· rrcast.·d belle( that the rult'r bad Ray Lawyer Blnst,s Home "'ays Woman Won't Testify W i\!-.ltlNGTON <AP l L.;1wy1•1 Murk l~nt' ~tt·t·~•'l.f tht• 11ou:w .1,s.J!\stnaltone. t'Omm1llt"t' to\IJ\ of trying to 'Jei.troy a woman \\ho suy:. J aml':S Earl Ruy did not m urdt>r M.trt1n Lut hl•r King Jr , and :.aid ht· "111 not lt•t her lt•stlf'r l..1n1>, \\ho 1:-." lta'r ., l.t\\\'1'1 i..ltd he 1i. lt·~J I guard1a11 of tht' pro~pcct1 vc w1lnesb, Grace Waldt•n Stephens The subpoena fo r her tc-sllmony wal> dehvered to I.a ne. Lane rla1m:. Mt-mph1:., Tenn autho rities had Mr!'> Stephens comm1tt('(f to J m ental inst1tu tion 10 years to :.upprel>s her 'tor:-that :.ht' l>a" King ' as- :.a-.s r n flt>c from a roominA h<•Ust• bathroom. from "h( n· lhl· fatal :.hot wus bt:hevcd lo h;1vt· APWlr ....... Tr :i l' y Ch e ney. a f rench horn player in a Buffalo. N Y .. hig h sc hool band, had this non-musical eomm~nt on ht•r foot hall ll'<Jm '!-i loss aftt.·r a reC'ent game MICE •.. tt•rm1nators h <Jve tried to ehm1nalt• m1c:e from tht• jail. but c:oncedc lhcy'll never ~cl tht'm all Thi· p(•t1twn fo r a writ or halwas c:orpus wus filt•d Monday With lht• 3rd District Court or /\p- pc•a I by t'uhltc: Defe nder . Ken n('th We lls ThC' writ had been denied by SuJ>('nor Court Judge John Boskov1ch ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT fht'Or_... (O,.,\t OA1ly p,..,_ Wtthwt>ot11\1 -,.-n Ot,...,,,._.,..,#'\ Pt# l\C>Ubif~btt ... 0-..,... 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"They j re biased and preJ- ud1C't'd a nd will try to destroy her as a human being," Lane said Ill' said h1• h.icl not brought her to Washrn~ton Instead, he s aid. h4· had a l .\ J)(•cl ;1fftdav1t telhng lht' comn111t1•,• h1• would not lcl hl'r tc.,tif, ll\•t·:111:.c· :.ht· "has ,uf f e r 1· cl I h r o u ~· h 'o m "n y traumallc t'Xµc rienccs lh;tl h1·r a pp ea ranC'C' "uu Id h<' det rimental lo her enrnt1<>nal health." /\sked if he were n skmg a c·on tempt of Congr~ss cita twn. Lane replied : "If they suy I ha vc con- lt'm pt for this com miltl'l'. tht•.v arc accurately a sse:-.:.i ng my fcl'I ing " Formt·r M1·mphti: fl1stnt·t /\t torncy Phil N Canak k st1fwd MondJy th.11 Mr s !-it1•pht·n:-told F ro•Page AJ MIXING ••. Center at the Un1vcrs1ty of M1t·higan fo'arley, another member or the panel, prOJ\'Ctt•d that white• enrollment in the· Angeles dis tricl would drop from 34 percent last year to bet wee n 12 and l4 percent by 1987, mjkrng 1ntegra tion within the d1"ttnct a virtual impossib1hty T hose figur('s would be the s ame with or without "white• flight" from an integration plan, although lhe busing would ac celerate the now or wh 1tc:s from the city to the suburbs, Farley said. Pettigrew and others advocal ed a met ropolita n plan because it would "capture" all those families who moved out of dis· lri ct boundaries. but we r e nevertheless !>l1ll in the Los Angeles area. "Refusal by the s tate and the Los Angeles area to e mbark on metro politan solutions to the proble m 1s tantamount to up- prov1ng w1dcsprl'ad t•ntrcnchcd racial segregation of the area'i. public i.ehools for the forcseca ble f uture." Pettigrew con c I uded. "Effl•ctivc metropolitan d esegrega tion ca n b e done 'reasonably and reas1bly ... feasibly '" The concept of a metropolitan plan is not ne w. About a dozen districts around Wilmington, Del.. were linked together for an integration program that slurtcd this fall I The t•xpcrts also s trongly sug- gested t hat firsMhro~h-thlrd ~rnders and ninth graders be in· eluded in the plan next fall becaus~ studies show th(' lower gr ades a rc mos t impo rtant toward successful integration of a school system and ulso are most easily integrated. pohn· the.night of the assassina· lion "that she ~aw nothtng." Mr" Stephens said earlier thut s ht· told police s he saw the asl>asi.ln run down ly She sa id the shot that killed King was fired from a bathroom next to her room . After she heard the shot. she said. she saw a m an older than Ray run down the hallway Lane was appointed Mrs. Stephens· co-guardia n in May, sevt'ral weeks after i.he was re- leased from a Tennessee mental hos pital Ray tl> l>erving a 99-year i.en- h'ncl' as King's asl>assin but con- tendi. he 1s innocent and that he w as coerced into pleading gwlty. Verdict Seen Inspiration nu I'" I'' J\ LO . M inn ' A p I t-"olk singer Dl'an Hct.d . one of 19 power hnc opponents acquitted Of tres passing In a C:Jl>C that became (:In international affair. s <Jy s thl' verdict will ini.pire others to prolt.>sl !>Ocial tnJUSt1 cc "I trunk thls was a very im- portant verdict because or the international support we re C('1ved here." said 40-year-old Recd "Others will gain inspir:.1- t ion from wh<Jt happened in this courtroom " The six-member Wright Coun· ty j ury deli berated for nearly seven hours before acquitting Rl'ed und 18 others late Monday of c nmmal trespass in an Oct 29 protest at the Delano. Minn terminal or a 427-mile power hnc from North Dakota lo ccntrc.11 Minnesota. Fr .. PageAJ DIEDRICH .. transcripts of se<:ret grand jury hearinRS g1ven him shortly after the indictment 1s handed down. Diedrich has complained that denying him a ~relim~nar~ hear- ing short-circwted his ngh~ lo confront witnesses and to obJ~l lo evidence introduced by his prosecutors "l have said from the outset that the grand jury process violated my constitutional rights and it's rewarding to see lhe Supreme Court now recognizes that fact." Diedrich said. However , the court's ruling did indicate that Diedrich is ex empt from the decision and based on that, Capizzi said the district attorney's office 1s as- suming hls trial will begin as scheduled. Leasing Opposed SAN FRANC ISCO <AP > Directors of the Sierra Cl ub have gone on record opposing the federal leasing of oil and gru. landl> m scenic and w1lderncl>S a reas Color Costly TV Prices Hiked Again CHICAGO <AP) --Color television set manufac· turers, encouraged by the success of a small price increase last summer, are moving toward another round of irlereases. Zenith Radio Corp .. is increasing the suggested retail prices of its color models about $10 each, or an average 1.7 per,cent, effective Nov . 30. And General Telephone & Electronics Corp. 's GTE-Sylvania unit plans to make "selec~ive" P.ric.e increases on color sets by Dec. 31. The firm said 1t has not determined the amounts or models affected . RCA Corp .. Zenith 's main competitor for leadership in the industry, declined comment on ~e moves. But industry sources say RCA may make in- creases when it meets with distributors Dec. 7. Spokesme~ for all three companies said the in· creases of two and three months ago have not faced resistance from either consumers or competitive pressures, weathered the challenge to his 37-yearrel&n. The irtrike leaders agned to call off the walkout afte r meet- ing with officials of the state oil monopoly, the National Iranian Oil Co., company s pokesma Nezammuddtn Meza.yeni said. The s trikers' committee cl<umed that "the s hah has pledged to meet our polilical de· mands." but there was no con- f1 r m ation The de mands tn· eluded an end lo martial law, d eclared Sept. 8 amid na- tionwide turmoil , restoration of c1v1han govt·rnment and the re· l\'aSe of aJI political prisoners The 59-yt••ir old m o n arch began freein" pohtical prisoners 1n August and pledged evcntucil return to c:1v1 han government when he installed an emergency military government last week. But it was be lieved that he would not carry out h1::. pledge a s long as there was likelihood of violence. The shah also approved a 22 5 percent pay inc re ase for the worke rs. Bigger Titan Ute Th(' oil c:ompany reported s trikers thronging to work all over the southwestern Kuzestan oil fields and at the giant r e- finery complex al Abadan, on the Persian Gulf ·'We expect a 100 percent turnout," Mezay<·ni said He said production at Abadan, the world's bigges t refinery. should return to the pre-stnkc level or 500.000 barrel!> ;J day by midnight But h(• :.aid 1t would t ak(' f1Vc or six days fo r produc· lion of crude rrom the oil fields to be brought lo the normal six million barrels a day from pro- duction Monday of 2.7 million barrels. Well-head output wa:.- cut during the slnke and has to be phased s lowly to avoid damaging equipment. Iran 1s the world's second big· gest l'Xportcr or 011, afte r Saudi Arabia llalf a million barrels a day 1s used domcl>t1c ally. <Jnd the r('St IS l'Xf)(lr1 l'd. 1nclud111g 900 .000 burrcl::. to thl' United Stales SEX ... Mrs Kuzia cla1ml> that Miss Fr~·man then look her l>On to bed for sexual purposes cind abandoned him whl•n the twd· dmg caught fire Dove d1 c.>d in the f in• Thl' bl'droom fire s pread <i nd cauM·d ~uhslant1al damugc to the Lane home The plarnltff st ates t hat the Lanes must share res ponsibility for her son's death since lhey al· le~edly were negli~enl by t ailing to sup('rvise Miss fo'reema~·s ac:· tiv1t1es in the family home Mrs . Kuzia as ks that the trial court determine the a mount of damages sh(' should be <JWarded for th(' alleged wrongful death of her son FrOM Page A J KIDNAP ..• Asked about 1dent1ty of the sus pects. Agent Fred Reagan said. "We have no idea at this time We arc jU.'>t getting the m vestigalion off the ground " Marine offtc1ab ::.aid tt)e kid nappers were abl(' to escape lhe base unnoticed because thl· Special Services vun 1s a type of vehicle not stopped at the main gates Fred Goodrich of Ledyard. Conn., stand:-m front of a barn painting of himself in hi s back yard Goodnch's sons Toby and Carter painted the picture usmg a grid system for the rough drawrng and black and whitt p aint for the final result. Government Fights Job Program Fraud WASHINGTON tJ\Pl Thirty people have be<!n indicted and 10 convicted for alleged fraud and other criminal abuses of the gov- ernment's $11 billion public jobs program, the Labor Department said today. Officials also disclose.'<! that in vestigations into alleged fraud or abuse have touched approx imately one-tenth or the 460 pnn cipal cities, counties and states that receive funds under th(' Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. The disclosures ('am e as the department announced a pro gram to prevent fraud a nd abuse in ck!partment programs. Labor $e('retary Ray Ma rs hall said the first step in the preven live project is the creation of small teams that will conduct Fr .. rage Al WOODCUT painting hung, a nd cxp-ect re- sults or those tcsti. by Wt.>dnCl>· day. The 28·bf 16 inc h woodc:ut, ('n cased in a frame, 1s on(' of only 10 prints known to be m ex istence. Schiffman said And , he added, it is the only print of the cathedral that 1s currently on the market. The print 1s not numbe red, because Escher seldom num bered his woodcuts. Instead , he kept records of their sale La Catedrale Englout1e wa::. completed in 1929 and was a lnbule to Claude Debussy, who wrote a musical work by l~ same name Gallery officials and pohcc ask that a nyone who might havl' seen som<.'Onc wa lking from the gallery at about 6 p.m Saturday with the artwork contact In- vestigator Ron Lister at 497-3311 extension 269. random .,urH'Y" or l0<·at CF1 A progr am:. 1n "l'Ctl d t or m ,, management and other abust'· that m 1ght mcreal>t: tht' poss1b1l1 ty of fraud Currently, the Labor Ot'par1 m e nt send~ 1n ve~t1galor:. 11· c1t1es where com plaint~ of abU!'o\' have bc<'n ft led Thc nl'w pro gram will look rnto IO<'<JI pro grams before any complaint:· are lodged The first teaml'o will ~o out next week to 1nH·st1gale pro grams in Mobile. Ala , and t hl Che rokee Indian l';ation 1n Oklahoma Thost-sites "er,. chosen at r andom. and tht' dt· partment said 1t had no ev1den<'t' of wrongdoing al e1thH lot'at1or Ma rshall said rcpt'atedl> a• ,, news conference tod~} t hat hl· doe::. not know how exteni.1\<1· fraud and abuM.· m1~hl ht: with1r the CETA program. whtlh ha~ been rocked by alle~at1on~ 0 1 widespread JbU~t-•n reu·n1 year!>. Roc{'O Dl>Marco. who 1s heao 1n~ the d('partmt:nl m vt-!>llgJ lion. said h1~ offtcl· ha~ looked into aµprcn.1matt-I) :150 c·om plaint:-. c·on1·t•rnin~ CETr\ :.in<·1· lht' s pt'c1al lll\lt'st1~~·'1"t' umt was set u~~h1s yt•ar PICKEROO TIME RUNNING OUT tt ·~ your la ... 1 chanC'l' lo t•ntt•r the Dall) l'ilol :-P 1~.!.k1n P1 c kt•roo football 1orec·.1st1n~ conlt>sl and thcrt-~ no over lime You mu::.t ~~' pnd1c·I tht· out come:-of 30 "'( c·kt•nG fnothall ga m~::. to '410 •• tl'll \.t310n st'l or rnd10 from DuniJp Aµphancc:. in Fountain V:illt) Details and anent r y blank art· publis hed 1n the Daily Pilot sports pa~C!-today and Lomor row Foll is here in stvle at P.O.S.H ... choose from our grt::oi selection of 100% serge blazers tn wool serge. flannel and casl"'rner1:::1• Colors. navy. hunter green & brown Genttemoo's C$olhing Inspired by Trodrtlon (PG9M) 46 FoshlOn Island, Newport Beoch (714) 640-8310 r-- ) ' \ I : I I E ~ L e e ll B l' 8 e ti (I e 0 tl B e e 8 a 8 e e 8 8 e a 8 8 e u e 8 B fl 8 8 8 8 8 8 e ' a. a. a. 8 8 8 8 8 8 a : a. a. llt a. a. • :: a. : "' Ill =i Ill ! II! = • : E .. J I 7 Orange Coast f VOL. 7L NO. 318, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • i S....Not~ A,..,....,... Tracy Cheney, a French horn player in a Buffalo. N.Y .. hig h school ba nd. had this non-musical <'Om ment on her football team·~ lo~s afte r a rc<.·ent game Frost Expec~ed Inland Tonight. "' JACKJE HYMAN Oo tllot CU•I• ,.,, .. """ Tht' Ndt1onal WPather ~rv1t'l' h.ti. :.omE> good n<'ws and ~oml' b.id newi. ror tonight the c·hancc ur rain 1s near tero, but there'i. a tfanger o( rro~t. especially 10 in LA Integration lnnd Orange County areus A Ion~ lht> c·oa~l . tonight !. low tt.>mperatures should be bt-tween 40 to 45 degre..>s. a :.pokl'!.man :.aid, but may dip into th<' ~ 10 either parts or the county Wedne!.day s hould be clear Orange County Eyed in Pinn LOS ANGELES IAP > A massive integration progr am reaching into Ventura. Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties would be the best solu- tion to desegregating the sprawl· ing Los Angeles school district, a panel of expert:. sa ys "Onl} a m e tropolitan ap· * * .. proach can provide long-term stability for school desegrega- tion in the Los Angeles area ... Harvard Univers ity 's Dr Thom as Pettigrew wrote in the panel's report. which was sub· milted Monday. State Superintendent of Public <Stt MIXING, Page A2) * * * and slightly warmer, with highs 65 to 70 degrees. and rair and warmer is the forecast for Thursday. Clearing is expected tonight except for patchy dense rog. the s pokesman said. The ram that dampened the Veterans· Day weekend ended Monday night. but weather re cordt·rs were 1ust gellmi? the final hgures together todCI ) Al the Los Angele:. C1v1c Center 2 of an inch was re corded for Monday. with the weekend tota l at .75 or a n mch Season·to·date cthe !.eason began July I l at that location 1s 1 4 inches. compared to an average season·to-date of t .27 inches. the National Weather Ser vice spokesman said Totals aJong the Orange Coast were somewhat higher Jn Santa Ana. the Orange County Flood Control Distnct reported a Monday reading of 63 of an inch and a w~kend total of I 44 mch. bringing the season to 2 65 inches. compared to an avera~e scason-to·date or I 23 inches > Coast Reacts: 'No W1:1y' Ra in watcher J . Sherman Denny or Huntington Beach re ported .76 or an inch for Monday and a total of I 17 mch~s l>anCt.· f<'riday. brin~ing the season to 2.79 inches. The Orange County Harbor Patrol at Newport Beach re· corded 79 of an inch for the weekend and a season total of 3 14 inches. I ' . Area School Imtrict Offici.als Bltut Plan By MICHAEL PASKEVICU Of llW D•1ly Pilot S~lt Orange Coast school ad minislrators responded with a collective "no way" today to a -s ugges tion that Los Angeles school desegregation erforts be moved south to include Orange County • ' t I J A panel of e ight experts ap- pointed by Los Angeles Supenor Court Judge Paul Egly urged adoption Monday o f a de· Hal,ting Rain l Rules Out Move For Lagunans ~ By STEVE MITCHELL Of IN D.t•lf 1'11ot 514tt Cons truct ion c rcws a nd Laguna Beach city emplo)ees worked against an ever·rising wall of water in Bluebird Can· yon Mondar night in a race pit- ting mans pumps against nature·s downp6ur And it was only because the rains ceased at about 8 p.m .. of- ficials speculate. that a maJor disaster was averted in the s lide devastated area above Pacific Coast Highway. .. Another three feet of water. and we would have had to evacuate famili es below the slide area on Bluebird.·· said Police Chier Jon Sparks . About 75 res idents an 25 homes along that s t retch of Bluebird Canyon Road were warned earlier in the evt.>ning they might have to leave their homes. Those h o m es fo rm the southern boundary of the Oct. 2 landslide. It destroyed 21 homes on the other side of Bluebird creek. and left a total of SO fami1ies evacuated from their homes. Pumps were brought into the area shortly after rain began fallinR at 3:30 p.m .. and they were still pumping runoff onto Bl uebird Canyon Drive this morning. T he October slide c rushed a storm drain running underneath Oriole Drive. which traverses the creek bed, thus forming an <See SLIDE, P•ge AZ> PICKEROO TIME RUNNING our It's your laat chance to enter tbe Daily Pilot's Pigski n Pickeroo football forecasting contest -and there's no over-time. You must best predict the Out· comes of 30 weekend football games to win & television set or radio from Dunlap Appliances in Fountain Valley. Details and an entry blank are p ubflshed in the Daily Pilot sportl pages today •nd tomor row. -.. segregation plan that transcends school district boundaries and county lines. Told of the r~ommendation, local school dis trict orricials had these reactions today . JOHN NICOLL. superinten- dent. Newport-Mesu Unified School Dl~trict. ··1 am in com· plete opposition to the concept. I know of no situatJoh where man- datory bu~ing has improved education for kids "What it <the recommenda- tio n 1 seems to say is that the on- ly way to bring about a racial balance to the total population within schools is a combination of 100 or more schools into a single auendance area ... Nicoll "'dded. GLENN HARDY. deputy superintendent, Fountain Valley Element~ry District: "Of course. we will be OPPosing any <See BUSlNG. Pa~e A2l The Moulton Niguel Treat · ment Plant at Laguna Niguel had an even higher season total -3.S3 inches -witn a weekend readln~ of 1.41 inches And the highest season totaJ of all was r eported at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. where 1. 71 inches of rain over the weeken d boosted the season 's wetness to 4.12 inches. Last year. OCC had recorded on· ly 1.86 inches by Nov. 14. 111111¥ ...... ,.... " 9'1<-. ...... LANDSLID£ DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUllD WATIR TO NEARLY REACH °P.EEHOUSE Pump1 Hed Reduced the 880lmd Up Wetar TCMWJ After Rain Stopped l j I .. Today~s Closing N.Y. Stoeks TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 14. 1978 C TEN CENTS Double Celebration Princess Anne. who ob~l·n l·~ her fttlh wedding an niversar y today. 1Jnd Prinn Charles who turns 30 to- day. gather a l London ·~ V:<:lona S tatton where the roy<JI couple greeted v1s1tin~ Portuguesl Pre~1denl Antonio Ramalho Eanes on a s t all: v1~1t to Britain Lion Country Safari Sold to Investor By PIUUP ROSMARIN Ol IN o .. tv Piiot St.ti! Financiall y troublcd Lion Country Saran has been sold. for S4.25 m1lhon. to <: Costa Mes;. real estate anve!.tor. pendm~ ap proval by stockholders and b~ the Irvine Company. lessor of the 317·acre animal park Ml< Jack II Bennett. pre!.1dent or Newport Investments Inc. and one-time part -ow'1cr or thc Newport Dunes. said Tuesday hl- and several olhe~ private m Hearing Tonight On Jets Newport Ueach city offlc1al:- plan to appear al tonil!ht·s coun ty Airport Comm1s~1on hearing to oppo:.e a proposed te!.I of three.engine Jl'l~ at Ornngt.• County Airport Comm1ssionl'r:.. who meet at I p.m at 1300 S. Grand Ave . San ta Ana. will discusi. a proposal filed by Hughe::. A1rwest to run ;, s1x·month test of the Boeing 721 at the airport Airwest currently ui.es lhl two·eng1ne · DC 9 A1rlln1: of hciab believe lht> BoeanJ;? 72i 1~ <1 quieter crart It can carry mon passengers than the DC 9 Ofricials from the a1rhne tolcl counc ilmen that. contrar) to the1 r application to the count) . they don·t plan to ~tart the tesb next month. Mike Murphy s pokesman for Airwest. ms1l>tcd the tesL'i would not begin until the county had install ed ncv. noise monitori ng system!> to track the noise impact of the larger aircraft. City councilmen said they would oppose the test even with an adequate monilonng S}stem They said the 72i is an "old technology" jet and they don't want the county to lift thl 95,000·pound weigh> limit the 727 weighs about 160~ pounds unless it's for a ·new technology" jet. Councilman Don Mcinnis said the 727 is considered a quiet Jet on ly because the-engine 1s packed with sound absorbing material. Cars Pile Up In Costa Mesa Rain made for a m essy Mon · day on Costa Mesa streets as police officers reponded to 24 traffic accidents. but there were no serious injuries. Trame invesl1galor Lloyl't Waldron said today the rash of fender benders wasn't even a one.day record. A couple or years ago. dµring the Christm as season rush, Waldron said, a onr·day toll of accidents was "up In the thirties.·· He added that s lick streets were the major cause of the Monday aocldents and there was a high number of hit and run in- cident.s. .- vestor~ will makl• an 1n1t1al pay mt.-nt of SI 25 m1ll1on ror tht.· park TnE-remaining $3 million "ould be pc.id OH:r 10 year-. Rt>nnett :-aid ht· plan~ to m ain lain thl animal park and lx>l•f up c t1on "1th lhf' add1t1on or amusement ride!>. H 380-spare reneat1onal vehicle pa rk and a gm!>:. !.k11ng rae1Hty. Basically. Bennett :.aid. he propose!'I to carry through ex pan::.1on· plans announc-ed by Lion Country Safari Inc-orr1cer!> last September Amonr: the rides planned an· · thl' world s lar~e:.t water !>lidc ·· and an alpine :-.led nd<.·. Bennett s:.11d Bt'nnetl !:-atd h•~ investment company 1s not involved m tht.• purchase "I m brin~m~ som1• partncr~ tn on tht· 'deai hut I don ·1 know who they will Ill· yet.·· Bennett said ' Clo.s in~ of the.· a,::rl'eml'nt fol10"'1ng approval of CStt SAt ARI. Page /\2) Clerk Foils Mesa Holdup A man who pulled a knife on a Costa Mesa liquor s tore clerk .Monda) m1?ht "ent ~a} "'th .1 son' wnst and no l·as h "'hen tht· rlerk smacked him on lht:' hand "1th a larj?e s tick. poltc1· said The. "ould be robher) attempt occurred al -: 50 p m a• Marina Liquors, 8H5 W 19th St Pohtt• ~aid a d1l-tpUtl over pnc·t•:-. led tht• suspect to pull .i six inch knitt· on tht. rlcrk · 'Thl• e mployet. rl'ached under I h<. counter and used lht.· :.llc-k to knock thl' knife oul thl' irat1• man 's h and T he '>Ul>pe~·t picked up his knife and wa!. le:bt seen walkm~ eal-tl on 19th Street. Coa~t W eathe r F air and warmer Wednesday. Colder tonight with lows ranf:an~ from low 30s inland Orange County to low 40s :lion~ the coast. Highs Wednesday 10 tnland lo 65 aloni? thc coast Chance of r:.1in zero on WedneAf'lay. I INSIDE TODA l' South Coast Re,wrtdry hos opem>d 1ta new rourth Step Theater m Costa Mesa u.111h a nostalgic blend of reol1ty ond f ontosy m o repnse produc- tion of "The T1rrn> of Your l..1/e " See mnev.'. 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Wt''l o f 'l'l·h ru11. "hl·rt· Pars stud ckmonstralori. :::.rl fire lo th<.• 1 .. irm•1nt·tttl gov t:rnor '..; 0H1cl• and hti.. ho nw Troops a1so opened 11 re to ti" p erse demons trator::. tn I ht• Tehran haza<.1r, but th(•r t• wai. nu 1mmt'd1<.1te rl'port or C'U!..Ualtil'S The goHrnmcnt 011 <'Ompuny announC'ed lhi.it 1l!. 37.000 workers were flockm~ lo their Jobs after a two week walkoul that cut production more than h<.tlf . l'O:.l the trca:.u r y an est1 matei, $750 million m 0 11 revenues and bolstered the shah'!> foes . Thi.' end of tht' !>trike in· C'rca:.t•d beltt•f that the ruler had "C'C:1there<1 tht• c hi.111<.'nge to his :n ~ l'ar reign The :.tnk<.> kaders ugre1>d tr, t·all off thl' w<ilkout afh!r m eet mg with offic1iJb of the stall' otl monopoly. lhC' Nationul Iranian 011 Co . company !..pokes m :rn Nezammuddin Mezaycn1 s;.11d T h e s t r 1 k <' rs · t' o m m 1 tt e t· t•la1med thal "lh1• shah ha~ pledged to meet our po lll1cal de• mands." but there "'as no con f1rmat1on The demands rn eluded an end to martial law. deelarcd Sept 8 a mid n11 t1onw1de turmoil restoration of C'l\'lhan goH·rnmenl and the re· lease of aJI poht1c cil pn:.oners The 59-yca r ·old monart·h oegan freeing pohl1l'iJI pn!>oners tn August e1nd pledgt>d l'VCntu<JI return to civ1han govf..'mmt'nt "'he n he ins talled an t·mergency n11hlary govl'rnmt•nt lai..t Wl't'k Rut 1l "'as belle"cd that he 140uld not carry out his plcdgl' a s long a s thc rl.' was likelihood o f \'1olencl' The shah .ibo approved a 22.5 percent pe1y incre aSl' for the workers The oil company reporte d s trikers thronging to work all over the southwestern Ku1estan oil fields and at the giant re finery complex al Abadan, on the Persian Gulf. "We exp ect a 100 percent turnout." Mezayeni said lie s aid production CJt Abadan. Action Due On Closing Of Schools Action is expected tonight on a propos al to close one or mort• elem e ntary schools in lhl' Newport-Mes a Unified School District because of declining slu· dent enrollment. . Bear Street, California, Mf.'sa Verde and Victoria cl<'menfancs in Costa Mesa and Ea::.tbluff School in Newport Beach ~ill be con s ider e d for clos ure at tonight's regular school board meeting .. The meeting begins at 7. 30 p .. m . at Costa Mes a City Council chambers. 77 Fair Drive With the exception of B~ar S treet. which has a current enrollment of 322 sludcnls all the schools be1 ng cons1d~red have enrollments of less than 300 students Stock Market Pl11nges Again NEW YORK !AP) -The stock !market. confronlc:d wtth forecasts of continuing upward pressure on interest rntes. post- ed a broad loss again loday. The Dow Jones average of JO indu strials. which fell 15.08 points Monday to its lowest clos ing leve l in seven months, slipped another 6.75 to 789.59 after five hours today. Losers outnumbered Ralners ·by a more than S·l st>read In the broad tally of New York Stock Exchange-Usled issues. I ' ttw wurlcl'i. h1gg.·:..1 1 t•f1nt·1 y !\hould rdunt tu tht' 1111· Dll lk•· 11.·vt·I of !>()11,000 hurrdb .a 1lu y II~ rn 1t1r11uht Bui Ill' '-"'''' 11 w1111ltl t .tk1 • five• or i.1x i111y:.. fof >" "11111· l11t1\ of l'l"Uth.' I 111111 Hie 1111 flt•l1lh to bt• brought to t ht' 1111rn11tl ..,.,. m 11 ltort harrcl:4 a day 11'11111 pt 11 <111c·11on Monday nf 2 ·1 m1ll11111 b<irrt·b Wl·ll ht•ad ullll'ul w11" c·11t dunng tht• stril..c urnl h a:.. tu hl· µha !..l'd s lowly tu Jv1111I tl ama~111.: 1'qu1pml'nl Iran 1i. tht> world'!) s •·1·1)nd 111~ gl·:-1 l'Xporkr of 011. ;ifll·r S1u11ll Arabia llalf c.i m1ll1on harn·b I.I da~ 1~ used domes t1c1.ill y. 11n.J the rei.t 1s exported. ml'luding 900.000 barrels lo tht: Untll'•j Stutes. f'rOM Page A J SLIDE ... unwanted dam. When the rain:. began Monday. they created a mini lake on the east s ide of Onolt..'. which rose at a rate of ;,in inl'h a mmut<.· "It just about reached the bot tom of that trcehouse when the rain s lopped." Chid Sparks said, pointing to a wooden s truc ture in :1 eucalyptus tree about 15 feet off the ground. Bv this morning. the four pun1ps had removed much of the backed up water. "If 1l rains again. especially with the ground soaked like this. we can hang it up." Sparks s hrugged. "It's taking 10 limes as much time lo get it <pumped 1 out as tl took for it lo fill up, .. h!! s aid. Meanwhile Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solomon was bat· lhng Monday with officials at the Fe deral Disa ster Association m S:tn F'raneisco. 'l'he city is working with that federal agency to obtain emergency funding to comvlete erosion anct demolition work in the slide area. dut officials at the FDA told Laguna Beach Monday they want the city to go out to bid on plans to demolish 21 homes in B luebird Canyon and conduct erosion control operations. "I'm a little angry at the lack of understanding on the part of the FDA." Solomon said this morning . "W e h ave an e normous hazard out there and we need to move fast." The city already has hired a Santa Ana construction firm lo ins tall a s torm drain alon~ Bluebird Canyon. and Solomon s aid he'd like tO use the same firm lo do the demoltion and grading necessary to prevent earth loss and possible future landslides in the area this winter. ·'They <the FDA l felt they wanted us lo go out lo bid for the erosion control work. but you can't do that in a six or seven. day period," Solomon said. "We waQt lo grab' a contractor -and we have one in Sukut Conslruc· lion Company -and go on a flat fee to get the work done." He s<tid Monday's storm "just proves the deadline we're up against. Another few hours and our geolo~1sts advised us we'd have lo evacuate those peQJ>le on Bluebird downhill frorh t he s lide. Solomon said he would be in contact with Federal Disaster Assistance officials in San Fran· cisco today to "see if we can talk with them some more about this situation. I don't see how we can waste the tim e of going out lo bid on a project when the winter rains have a lready begun." Chief Sparks said it would lake thr~ days for Oriole Drive lo dry enough for work to continue on the storm drain. "Then it's another four or five days until they've got it in," he said. "That means we need eight days without rain . "It doesn't look good, does It.·• he said , shaking his head . Violence Flares PITTSBURGH CAPl -A s trike by steel haulers now In Its fourth day sparked scattered violence in Pennsylvania a nd Ohio. but spokesmen for the in- dustry and the rival Teamsters union saJd th• waUcout was hav- ing little errect. tnl( by rt•mlndlnw rl'blclt•Ot!> thut l'Ullnl·ll rnt•nllwr,. ••n· united in thl'lr dt•Nlrt• to for<·t-reduction or ulri>ort 11olt1t• und sh•· urged lht·m 1111 111 ult1•11tl meNlngs tonight 1.11ul Wodm1ad uy mom tn•t Tonight '11 mt1t'lln1< of lht- Airporl -<'.ommlliHIOn lncludl'ti u puhllt• lmurln.i on u propo1rnl by llu•th1111 Alt w1·11I to tc•11t IJ WW or the· H1wlnai 7:!'/ at lh() ulri>ort f<>r "llll 111111111111 Wr1l11••11l11y , l111· Bonni of :0,11 111·1 vl•11r11 wlll I l'Vlt!w t ht· 1~ 1t•t•11w111 r'ulllwd liy ctiun 1·1lmt·n M11r1'1u ~ 111uh1 Ttw uu11·11nH·111 11t-1o1·rlhc1I hv M l'I 11111i. 1111 1111 ••1(11'\:mt·nt 111 11u11•1• 1·.ill1> IHI ,111 1·1111 111 I'll Y 1111 11111,1111111 111 111q11111t1•111t•11l 11 111 ltu· 11111111 1 I l,11111111 '1> 111 l'lll h.iltltt' f111 ''ll llJlt• l:llllll ,111lt·r~ 1111 lllllbt' I l:dlll' 111111 SAFARI ..• 11hu11·li11l1l1·111, I'> "C'l11•1l11lt-cl (111 11n. 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It "tht :.olt rcma1n1nf! property o f Ltc111 Country Safari lnl' Art F es ti val Board Voting To Be Aired The r esults of voting by the general members hip of thc Laguna Beach Festival of Arts will be announced tonight at a meeting on the fesllval grounds. Ix-ginning at 8 p.m . Thrt•e scats on the nine member pane l arc being sought by two incumbents e1nd three general members of the 2,000· m e mber organization. l ncumbcnt m(•mbcrs Gle nn Vedd e r a n d Ema lie Schneeberger are seeking re· election for lhree ·year terms . Board member BiJ~ Bahar has indicated h e wilt not seek another term. Other contenders in clude Philip Freeman. Jack Kemp and F .. David Young. 24 Hurt in Fire FORT MARTIN. W .. Va. !AP) -Billowing black coal dus t . flames and shooting pieces of metMpped through an electnc plant in a fire and two ex- plo s ions th at injure d 24 workmen No one died in the ex- plosions and fire Monday. Moving IJp Thi~ v iew from tht• t111) of the South Coast Plaza Hotel ~how~ rnnstrul'l 1on prugr •:.s on Prudential Building at One Town Center Drive in Co~la Me::,a When completed next year. the lfi.story toY.cr near the South Coast R£•pertory Theater and atross Bristol Street South Coast Plaza will be one of Orunge County ·~ largest office buildings . Marine Kidnapped In El Toro Robbery FBI agents mounted i.I st.·arC'h today for a red-haired woman. her male companion and a 20 year-old El Toro M <inm· tor poral the two k1dn:.ipax·d ;it gun poml Mo nday during c.i S9.0()0 robbery al the baM~ Civi l ian employee Vern Ric hardson . 31. uf G<.trdl·n Grove. also was abducted but was released shortly after the I p .. m . robbery. Cpl. John Burge.~ of Charleston. W.Va., as still m1ssmg. ofhc1als said . The redhead 1s described bv officials a!> white . 1n h t.:r m1d-20s, 175 pounds and about five feet. two inches ta ll. She and <i man commandcl·n·d th1• wh11t• military van carrying Burges!.. and Miss Rictuirdson on a routine• r un from the Spt·c1<il Sl·rv1ces offite lo a ba~e Bank of Aml'rica branch. officials said Thi.• v:.in reportedly wa :- s toppe d <1t an intersection when the abductors forced their way into the vehicle. Mi ss Ri c hard s on to ld authorities she managed lo :.truggle free a fter the bandits left he r bound and gagged in the abandoned van at a Red Hill Avenue service sta tion in Tustin f''R I offit ials said thev believl' lhl• l'orpural st1ll 1~ bcm'g held by lhl· I 1o1.o abductors. Voting Date ~e Request Renewed Members of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· m er ce are renewmg their effort::. to c hange Newport Beach mumcipaJ election datei, Chamber members wa nt City Council members to hold a hear ing on their proposal to chan~ the Apnl municipal e lection d ati.· to coincide with ::.tatcw1de June prim a rte::.. Their cause got e1 boo!>t la ... t week when voter::. in Irvine passed a measure Lo do JUSt that with that city's mumc1pal elcc· tton!'I The meas ure passed by a maq~1n of more than two to one. Chambe r pres ident Rudy Baron earlre r this year asked Newport councilmen to hold a ht•anng on the subject. but coun· c1lmen ordered his request filed. C ha mber o ffi cials say they think c1lv elections would benl'f1t by .lhl' higher turnout or \'Oleri.. th a n occu r !-. 1n a st:Ht·w1dc clel't1on. Fall is here in style at PO S. H ... choose from our great selection of 100% serge blazers in wool serge. flannel and cashmere• Colors. navy. hunter green & brown - Genttemen's Ooltimg Inspired by Tradition (POeH) 46 Foshlon Island. Newport 8eoch (714) 640-~310 • " II " 8 B s 8 8 B & & & & a & & 8 8 8 8 8 61 81 81 e. Ill 8o Ot :t Bl 81 Ill 8t • :, : 81 .. .. • .. .. • • : : ! l Teachers 1 To Vote On Strike By &OBE RT 'BAkKER OI .... Delly "' ... ,...,. Tht l~l' of mon.• than HOO Hunhncton tk-ttt'h Ht.ih S.•hool \racb~rs warnt.•d tod11" lha\ tearbers m•> t riltt> at Nahl C'ampuu• throu~hout ~t'll Ounal' Cwnty Wedn~a) I n Totbtn, pres1dtJnt o( lht> Jluntlniton lle.tt'h t>tstrict t:dut'aton ASM)('lnt1on, '!lid ~ group 11 t''Vt"tt1«t to t k<' .i i.tnkt" \'ott th1~ e\ <'nina 1r Uw- "C'bool board I 1ls lo budjlt' from lls bugauung (>061t100 Zita WPSSU. Pn":>1dent o ( lhe Hunungioo &-~<-h ll"wn High St'hool 01~tr1rt tloard of Trustt't'lt. :.wd th.Jt thPN' 1~ hltlt> cha nee of ttwl twppt>n1n~ ··Th\." bourd L,. in solid 11grt>e mt•nt ""d tnlt'tld.:i lo :.t.1nd hnn · sht• ~ .. 1d Mond.t't Tht•rc-I'> nothin~ elk wt• r<W o(for · To1b1n &.&1d h'u<'ht·r~ "111 ,·ott• whetht·r or not to rt'Jt't"t ••ny of ft•r b) tht-ho.1rd "h1t·h nwt>t... tonight .it Ii o r lO<'k .11 fo:d1.-.o n ll1gh S<·hool llt> 1nchr<1tt"d that .. \ti 1kt' \Olt.' m1ty be takc.>o at lhe ">amt· time.> Teacher ~ -.ent rt1l·r~ to homeowners Mond11y warning that tht're ma) be J -.tn"l' .. and w<.• net.'d your hE•lp to ~top it " M a1or ..,tumbling block., ap pearing lo snag negotiations s1n<'e tht• 1•xp1tallon of the con tract July I an· tcarhcrs de mands for binding arb1trat10n and compul~ory union mem l>ersh1p Tea<'hers al'>O an' pu:.hang for s chool off1<'1als to accept a nc-ut ral factfinder's report con cerning the impasse Viejo W o man Sue d in Teen's De ath in F ire A M 1ss1on Vit'JO woman wa:- ac:<.·used in a lawsuit filed Mon day of taking :1 17 year old boy lo bed for sexual purposes after suppl)1~ htm "'ith liquor and then failing lo pull the allegedly drunken youth from the bed when 1l caught fire. Debra Freeman. 21, of 25346 Via Viejo. 1s accused m the Orange County Superior Court a('l1on of the wrongful dealh of Donald Andrew Dove. 2.1355 Vi a Ronda - Her parents. James Edward and Diana Kay Lane. of thal ad dress . are named as co defendants The dead youth '5 m other. Frances Dove Kuzia. alleg((S th a t MISS freeman was cclebrat1n~ her 21st birthday s ,•pt. 5 when she supplied liquor to the \'l<'llm to the extent that ht• bt•cam<' drunk. • T ht.> la\\<'SU1t claims that the '1cl1m·s blood alcohol level rt•i;1 c;tert' timt· of his dl•ath The level at wh1 rh a person 1s regardl:.'dasb<-ingdrunk1sO 10 Mr!> Kuzia claims that Miss freeman then took he r son to bed for sexual purposes and a bandoned him when the twd dang caught fire Dove died in the fire Tht> bedr oom fire s pread and caused s ubstantial damage to lhe Lanl' home Tht' pl<1int1ff s tates that the l .anes must !>hare n•sponsibility ror her son ·s df'alh ~mcc they al- legedly w<>re negligent by failing to supervise Miss FrCi'man's ac tivit1es in the family home. Mrs Kuzia asks that the lnaJ court determine the amount or damages Sh(' should be awarded for the alleged wrongful death of her son. Leasing Opposed SAN FRANC ISCO IAP1 Directors of lhe S1errn Club have gone on record opposing the federal leasing of 011 and ~as lands in !>Cf'Olt' and w1ldt'mess areas ; 0.Mty Piiot SUtt -o ESCHER 'S 'DROWNING CATMEDRAL' STOLEN Po lloe Seeking $18,000 Woodcut In Frame Laguna Cops Seek Missing Woodcut La g una Beach pol1ct' ~ay lhey've madt' some headway in· to the theft Saturda\ of an $18.000 woodcut by Dutc h artbt M C Escher from a downtown gallt-ry d1splaymg h1!> works The woodcut. entitled La Cated r ale Englou t1c . <The Drowning Cathedral 1 was stolen from the Vorpal Gallery, 326 Glenneyre St. mome nts before closing time Saturday The work was hanging on the wall near the front entrnnc<' to the gallery when 1t was d1s- cove red missing by gallery e mployttS, said assistant direc- tor David Schiffman Poli~ mvest1gators !>aid loda~ they have lifted fingerprints from areas near where tht• paintmg hung. and <>xpect re suits of thO!\t> tes ts by Wcdnc!> day The 28-by 16 inch woodcut. c•n cased in a frame, 1s one of ool) 10 prints known to be 1n l'X rstence. Sctuffman said And. he added, It IS the only print of the cathedraJ lhat 1s currenll)' on the market The pnnt 1s not numbe red. because Es rhcr se ldom num ber"d his woodcuts. ln.~lead. he i.-ept records of the1r sale BB M a yor Writes Carter on Probe Tu!ld!y. November 14. 1978 DAA. Y PIL~T A3 Bribery Charges Co111·t R11ling Won't · Affect Diedrich ·l By GARY GRANVILLE Of IM 0.lty Piiot St.ff A re<'ent ruite Sui>re~ Court ruling that changes the ground rules for prosecuting people m dieted by grand Juries won't af rect Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's upcoming trial oo bribery charges. examine Wltnesses who lesUfy against him When an indictment 1s handed down, however. lhe defendant is immediately assig n e d lo Super ior Court and there 1s no preli mU:ibVbearing. The indJct.ee. howcver, learn~ or the evide nce and testJmony used against him t h rou gh transcripts of secret grand jury hearings given htm shortly after the indictment is handed down. Skid Row Deaths T he ~preme Court ruled late last week lhat a defendant who 1s denied ~ prehmmary hearing after bein~ indicted 1s stripped of some stale and federal con stitutionaJ nghts. But when submitting its ruJ . ing , the court said 1t s hall a pply only to lhe case in question as well as to inctictee who have not yet entered pleas Police Use Sketch In Slayer Search That would leave Diedrich out or the group of defendants who now must have a preliminary hearing following lheir indict ment. according to Assistant Di s trict Attornev M 1c hael Capizzi. - But Oied.nch today said bis at torney wiJI move to delay lhe trial in San Diego County that L" scheduled to begin Nov 27 until he 1s given a preliminary hear IO#? Those charged with a <'nmt' through a normal complaint are e ntitled to a preliminary hearing in mumcipaJ court At such hearings. the eVlden~ aj!atnsl the defendant is present ed and the defendant through his attorney has the right to cross Sayi,ng It With F lou:ers PORTLAND. Ore <AP 1 A Portland florist says Jail mmates have been sending posies to pro6· titules and cha rg10g the deliveries lo phony credit card numbers. Detective Arthur Zenner of lbe Multnomah Cottnly sheriff's offic-e says the re- port had not been fully confirmed. Meg Alexander said or - ders were reeeived by her Mount Hood Flonst and six other florists. .. What really burns me 1s that people charged or convicted of a crime can have frtt access to the telephone." s he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) For the second lime '"I rour years. police art> tracking a killer who pr eys on lhe derelicts of Slud Row The killer's seventh and e1gblh vtctims In three weeks wen: dls· cover ed Monday ooe in a dmgy downtown alley a od one in a lonely tavem parking lot near police headquarters. All eight we re stabbed in lhe upper torso Several hours after lhe lat.est bodies were found . poli~ re leased a composite sketch and description of the man t hey dubbed the "Skid Ro w Stab ber.. 6-foot-2, 210 pounds. muscular. io h1s late 20s or early 30s, softspoken and p1geon·toed Officers said the k1ll<>r LS black and may go by the nam e Luther But otherwise. Lt Dan Cooke s<11d . police have -as few clues as they did in the wmter o r 1974-75. "hen th<' .. Skid Row Slasher k11lt.'d rune (jereliclS by <'Utllng their throats from ear to ear · Vaughn Orrin Greenwood was convicted of eight of those kill 1ngs 1n 1977 and 1s serving a hfe prison senten<'t' Meantime. those who normal- ly make their beds m Skid Row's doorways and aJleys crowded in the distr1ct·s mission:. although many we re seeking refuge from record low tern peratures as much as from the killer ·'T hey want in at night because th~' r e scared ," s pecu lated Art -Fw-ner . a re- formed drunk who helps run the Union Rescue Mission But Clancy Im1s lund. dlre<'tor of the Midrught M1~1on. said most of them we re tr ying to escape the rain and cold weather "It 's almost 1mposs1ble to cap ture lhe attention or men on Slud How . . to get them to focus on KW18as Dries Up somt'lhinii or .someone othc·r -i than themselves ... he said TOPEKA. Kan (AP) Tht· lmislund s3Jd most of the men Kansas Supreme Court. on a 4-3 he talked lo merely shrugged vole. has struck down as un· when asked about the killings .. \ t.P W~ SKID ROW SLAYER? PoHce Seek Suspeci missions. had his th('Or~ .. I believe it s a kind of mercy k1Jllog." Hawl<'y said "We h<td the s ame thing 10 Omaha. when· l 'm from. This g uy <the killer1 ~ them sleepang on the stre<'ts a nd he·s trying to m ake th~ world a little bit better but he's dom~ 1t the wrong wa~ ·· Museum Gets $3,200 Kilt EDINBURGH. Scotia d <AP l T he Tartans Muse m in Comrie paid $3,200 for th..._....,...r ..... and accessories Queen Victona gave her favonte servant Job Brown a century ago, quiet.I fears that lhe uniform mi wind up on President ldi of Ugand3 Claiming that he is "mad as hell." Huntington Be ach Mayor Ron Shenkman has written a letter to President Carter about a recent inves tigation or the local pobce department const1t.µtional the state's liquor While police said they could "We can 111 afford lo <illow .i 1n·restaurants·law. which voters not determine a motive for the The curator oC the museum in P<>rthwrc. Micheil Macdonald. said .i tcl<>phon<> caller with Jo .. African·lYJ><.' accent .. warned hi m Amin would be represenll-d at the auction Monday at which the kilt an lhl· Royal Stewart t:irtan was to be sold , a long with malchmg "'aistcoat. 1acket and ci.p Shenkman in formed the president lhat a report by the Weste rn r egion of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights was unprofessional. uns ubstantrnted and an 1ndictment of the police department I n the letter to Cart e r . S henkman dema n d e d a n inves tigation into the procedur• used by the investigating panel. "In today's society in which violent crimes and other illegaJ act1v1tit'S are rapidly increasing, it 1s of paramount importance that both property ri~hts and c-ivil rights be protected • ··A report such as this can only lei.d to further erosion of adequate protec tion for our citizens " Continui ng, She nkman s1ud, govcrnmcnta.r agt'ncy to JUStif~ in 15 counties ratified only i. killings. Kenneth Hawley, a its existence bs !-uch poor week ago. 20-year old Ji,'lng at one of the reports a nd 1 n comp I ct e ----'-----------------~-------------------- investigation · · In a 14-page report issued in October. the Civil Rights panel claimed lhat the number and variety of comRlaints s uggest that pollN· ml"sconduct 1n Hunlin~on Heach 1s ··neither isolated nor mfrt-quenl · Copies or Shenkman·:. letter were st•ot to Ally Gen Evelle Younger. Sf-ns. Ala n Cr anston and S I H ayakawa , CongrPssmen Mark l lannaford a nd Jerry Patters o n and Assemblymen IX-nn1s Manger!> and Chet Wray. Shenkman prev1ousl} wrote LO US. Attorney Gl•neral Griffin Bell seeking an 11wes t1RatJon of the Civil Rights Comm1ss1on report. ··The more letters I write . the more interest I might create.·· Shenkman said today. A shirt from our town 3 00 B i llion Barre&? Mexican Oil Plentiful U•ITH STATES 0 200 l tt.ES -~-I~~ Oil FINPS REPORTED Mexico Stock Rlelng MEXICO C ITY <A P l Reports o( oil discoveries aJong Mexico's Gulf coast have in- creased the prospect that the southern neighbor of the Uruted States will suppl a n t Saudi Ara bia as the world's premier producer. The natiooal 011 com pany, PEM EX. said Monday if t he finds along the · 'Gold1m Belt ·· are proven they could increase the country's potential reserves from some 200 billl<>n barrels to more than 300 billion> -double the a mount of Saudi Arabia's known reserves. Miguel Tomasini. PEMEX'Si press chief. said preliminary re· ports indicate the field bas 110 blllton barrels of oil and 40 trillion feet or natural gas. He said the dePoSlts a re between Veracru:t and Tampico al a depth o( 270 to 6.000 feet in an .•rea 75 ~~ long and 17 miles wide . He said the neld wlll be de· veloped over 13 years wtth 30 we lls drilled during each of tbf' first four years. lie also said about 1.800 miles of roads and railroads wtll have to be built to handle the oil. PEMEX P resident Jose Diaz SeM'ffno. breaking the rind lo the Latin American Pet rochemical Congress in Cancun, said ex- perts were being called lo con· tir m the size of the discovery and he lp re vise estimates of Mexico's reserve5 He also said off-sh-Ore explora· tion is getting under way along a 1.000·m ile tilt retch betweef\ Cam- pecbe and Tampico. a rtd that engineers reported there were promising formations in or near recent oil discoveries on land. Sf?rrano said as a result of the discoveries that plans a rc tlelng made to lncrease Mexico's daJly .. 1 Storekeeper Kevin Beck is weanng a kettle doth sport shirt printed with famous Newport Beach scenes. Natural ground with navy. red. or brown pnnt. ~-"' l\1:l\ Jn.rot Nt-wp."fi (\.· teh t .1l1fom1.i. l'hon.· M~ °'\."11 production from 1A million bar ______________ _.....__......., rels to 2.2 million barrels by 1982. .. . . . . • I I t I I ' ' . I I .'I Oi'lil Y PILOT T ueeoey, NowmOlf t4, t118 NATION I WORLD 'Taming Point' Jut Coasting \Sadat to Send i ~!i ~~~; Envoy to U.S. Bus lOJIJ He ? TO THE B S : Thf> Lo-. Antt<'lts S<'hool dt-!ieirf'I U t1on df'~h: juM ~llpPf'd oH'r lhf' hn ·Into Or ung(' <'nunty ~Ith dtscloau.re loda) of th1· IC).UUtd Yetropolll•n l'lan You ha \e to s~~·t lhl~ Ofl• 1a ._'<>*"I to •h&kc our rt!llon ¥ bit IS MAJLIA. EtiYJll IAP I -t•r,.sideot Anwar Stdlt said today t.be 1u•111.·1· tulki. with Ism\'! .i n•· Jt u tumina point" and that bell aend· 111& h11 v1t·c pro1udcnt to Wui.hmi.cton wltb 1 mca11ae for President l'11rt1·1 V 11:c l'1tia1d cnt lloi.n1 Mu harak was fpected to le1ve for W:a•h1n1fon W1..•thW!'lday 1f1i; tnp "ould dl·muNlnik "E.iypt 's dt· had made much Dl'hgress but E\.Jlil'rt.' m the.' L.\ 'littu.ilion have no w dl•cl~ed th¥l Ill nr l'lt•r to iH'hh•H• r.1r1,1l hulJnu· 14\thln lht> t'll ) '"hoob lht hu,rn.: .11111 'h1rt1 n ttl rn rnonl11"' mu!'>l inc ludt• 01 u11.c1 \ 0 1111111 \ 'l'htllll .. lt'rm rnollon lo row ch a pcac-eful hadn't yet reached "the end or i.olullon to the Maddie Ea'll the road " l'o nfllct, · Sudat t.old reportcns · l'th' 1 mn h111.1t111n' wltt\ln Oungt'~'ounty itself would ht lllh•n •,1111.: 1 llll' '·",int for l \U1'fl1h 'iU~gt•,h.·d lh1 1nl'q:10~ rf that s lh1• h •1 m of tht· Sunt.i Ana, N1•wport Ml't.». lrvultl and 1'\1!'>1 10 :studcnt '4 for the purpo'itl 11( a~·h1.-v 1n~ r1t<'tal balanf t• Life m I~ S<:twalyard Wcu So Simple in Yeateryeor m g to h<'1:1r a lot of :-.l'rmu~ concerns voiced from both Anclo &ind mmonty pan·nl'i The serious ness of u II this i.s1de, I couJdn 'f help lh.Jnk - m~ of the hapless offict:.tl!. or the California Interscholastic 1··1.·dc rataon. mon• <'ommonly known 1at1 the Cit,. These pe<>· pl l' m akt· lhe rult'!'> of hi~h ~d1ool athletes and alhlellcs. Much of the Cl F 's trouble comes m the area or keeping tht.• young men and wom t'n attending the sch~l they arc '>UJ>posl'd to attend. Some ~enous d1squahficauons In re· c-1•nt years have t·o me when one youngster on a high school team· was discovered to htJ vc wrongfully changed his plaice nr re~iden1.·c und enroll~ 1:i a school where he or she didn't bf.•long JU ·T IMAGINE THE C'I F commissioners looking with <t111m ay today a l a map of whero the court experts would ht.· busm~ kids to a nd fro. With Jll thn,1• hUM''> out on the freewayl>. how would \OU e ver dNt.·r mtm· tht.· t'liJ,:1b1hty by reside nce of the stu· dent" If !>Ome high school quarterback gets un the wrong l>us he t•ould get the entire ~ea~n forfeited You are abo left wondenng what will happen to after :-t'hool practice hours ror m embers of the team1, the band. the glee club or the ecology club membera. They may all be arrivi ng home at 10 o'clock at night. One thing h• cert4iin. If all this school bualng ever cn mcs to pass. it surely will chanae it lot of life styles . But rt isn'l llkcly to happen tommorow It's going to Ix: J long time before thc,dust settles on Chas one Carter: Unive-rstil Regard Rul,ed Out W AStUNGTON (AP 1 President Carter, who has suffored through llme11 or lo~ populanty, dismisses a politJclan's desire to bt• universally admire d as "hopeless dreams." 1,. lie ~Yb ht> hasn't found anything e111sy about his job. but hasn't hccn miserable m 1t e ither In :m hour-long Interview Monday night with the Pulblc Broad- l astang Service. Carter 1rn1d that. a lthough he never doubted his own c·ompcte nce, his lo west moments as president occurred thu; :-umme>r with &1 rash of news stones quostionlng his ability to run lhl' nation. And two unplealoant ~urpn~el> upon becoming president were lhl' an1·rt1a of Congress anc1 the "1rrcspons1bihty of the press " In the mtcrv1e w. taped in the Oval Office several hours befon· It wa:-broadcast. C&irtcr ~aid Middle Ea~t pe1c:e neaoU1Uons wer(' hoggc•d down at lc ul>t purtially because ol the stubbomess of 1:-rac h Pnnw Maniskr M<•nat·hem Begin and EgypUan Preside nt Anwar Sad at 'Wt· h,1q• reached &1 turrun~ ~ant If Uu.• other bade dof!s nol rc111>0nd, wtill, th1~ will bt.· their rca.V()n1t1b1hly l>Cfore the "'holl· world " St1dat slall:d ASKF.D WHAT llE meant hy turn111~ poml. Sadat replied · 1t naeuns a lot." but decUned to elaboralt· llowev<.'r. he ruled out J rupture of the peace talh . wh11'h bt'~u n a lmost five week~ .igu "I am not speaking toda y uf suspending talk~." he s aid • In Tel Aviv. ForeiJ?n Minisll'r Moi.he Dayan sa1d the two s ide'· Food Prices To Go Up 6o/o to 1 Oo/o WA S HINGTON <AP > Consumer s can expect ret1ul food prices lo rise ut least 6 per· cent next year and maybe by <1s muc h a s 10 p erc t•nt 1r t he wea ther 1s bad and inflation w o r s c n s . l h e A g r i t· u IL u r c De partment said today J . Dawson Ahalt. head oflhede partment's o utlook board. said 1t "~eems mo:st IJkely" food price~ will go up "somewhere between the twocxtrt•mes " in 1979 FOOD PRICES have risen about 10 percent this year. tht· steepest climb since 1974 . when they s hot up 14 5 perce-nt They were up about 6 3 percent la1't year. Ahalt abo said rarme rs· net incom es Uus year w1ll be around $26 bllllon. up about 30 percent from $20.1 billion in 1977. the highest in four years. Another record year for exports o r farm commodities. a mains tay or farm Income. ts In pr05pect. he said . Despite rlsln~ cxpen11es . Ahalt sa id. farmers· nrt income next year m ay equal thl1> year's level A ti A LT ' 8 f 0 0 D p r 1 c l' forl'ta st was incl ude d 1n a speech prepared for the unnu:.il World Food a nd Agricultural O utlook Con ference. wh1d1 opent>d Monday At u similar conference a year ago. the deport ment forecast that 1978 food pncc1> would go up an average of 4 percent lo 6 per cent. about half the actual n M· or some 10 ~rcent Preside nt Carter predicted last wttk that food prices will not go up as fast next yea r and will be "much mon · sl&ihle tha n 111 I he pa!)t " EARLJF.R THIS foll t ht• ck parlment's S<'ntor l·t·ono m1sl, Howard W llJorl. !>a id reta il food pricC's an 1979 proba bly will be up 6 IH'rct.•nt JU Sl rrom gene ral inflation a nd h1g hl'r tosts of m1ddlcm t•n. a nd could go up as much a" 11 pn<'ent 1f fa rmers havt• bact w1•alhl'r Snowstorm Loses Punch Nevada, Colorado Travelers Get W anungs '\lbv'QV,. 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""OUnl••n\ Cocutal lt'ftltMr l'•lr •nI• wtnO• n1ont •no mornlnQ '-o. HIQfts ~. •) IO 10 Co•U•t •-•lu•t• w111 r•nO<' ll•twun O •nO u . tnt•110 fem M t•turo wlll 1-beC-•)IO., Ti.. W•ttr 1-t•IUl't Wiii tit',... s-.. /tloon. Tld~• TUISOAY ~-low J 04pm ..O• S..tond hlQll • 11 p m • J WIOH&SOAY F fr\I tow 1 ]) • m I ~ Fin l 111011 I 4t • m • 1 s.<ono tow l •l p m O ) ~ hlgft tO Oo 11 m • I Sun rlH\ • J4 • m ... I\ 4 )I p m ~ rl-S It 11 m , Mh • 01 • m Hu1111n11to'1. Ntwl>Orl b<l•U••' f" •Ir IO llOOCI with !WO 16 three 1001 , ... 11, •rl<I • _,, wn~• "WE HAVE ENDED tbe ma· JOr main t.ext of the peace trea- ty. though there are sUll a few litems we don't agree on:· Dayan told reporters a fter re· turning from the Washington talks. ·'Two items are not accepted by us and I think about two are not accepted by the Egyptians," he said without elaboratlng. Sadat said Egypt'11 minister or s tate for foreign affaJrs, Butros Ghali, was on hls way to Cairo for consultations "and be will be returning to Washington." SADAT DECLINED to reveal ihe contents or the message that Mubarak would carry to Carter. But the Egyptian leader said he had given another message for Carter to U.S. Ambassador Hermann Eilts, with whom be met In lsmaHla today. Sadat spoke after a c losed meeting w1th local members or his National Democratic: Party. According to some of the partici· pants, Sadat appeared to have formulat.c.-d a new demand m the tulks . The ma in sticking point 1n W&ishington ha~ been E((ypt'~ tn· s 1s lence that a J)t!1:1ce treuty with IH ae l be bound to u commit· m e nl on s peed y talks on the ruture or thc Wc st Ba nk and G:.iza Strap. whl·re I I million Pales t1ruans h Vl' ISRAEL HAS r c1eclcd this. l>ayang the two l>t!ls o f talki. ~hould Ile separute. liut Prime Minister Menachc m Begin said during the weekend that Isr ael was willing to negotiate on the West Bank 1ssue. One source at today's m cctJng here reported Sad a t i.a1d ht• wanted a linkage between the return of the Gaza Strip and the re-storation of EJ?yplian sov· erelgnty over Sinai. "This is the least we will ac· cept." Sadat was rer>0rted a~ having said. but 1i. would be "the first stl·r in a comprchenlo1vc settlement" World·faaous Hier ..... ~. Look out, Red Baron. Snoopy . the intrepid canine pilot. is back in time for Macy's Thanksgiving Day p a rade in , New York City. Snoopy, Goodyear's 50-foot balloon, was 1 an aviator in the 1968 parade but became an astronaut in 1969. He 's back in goggles fo r 1978 . passing a recent tei,t with flying colors. Gas Additive Yields Cancer in Aniinals WASIONGTON <A P 1 A chemical widely used as a gasoline ad d1l1ve and as a pcst1c1de hab proven lo be one of the most potent can , cer-c aus1ng subslancc1> eve r fourrd an the animal test program or th\• National Cancer lnsUtute. hcaJth off1(·1als report Tes t rcsuJL-; o n ethyle ne d1brom1de. a lso known as EDB, iod1catt· tht• cherruc,al h. capable of caus· 1ng c ancer 1n humans . the Cancer Institute said an a report re leased Monday However . the NCI cautioned tha t its test res ulL<> couldn't bl- used "to predict the frequency al which cancers might be pro- duced In human populations Wl der a c tual conditio ns of ex posure." H UMAN EXPOSURE to EDB is la rgely through Inhalation of automobile emiss ions. It 1!. d escribed as "a seve re s kin Im tant" that can cause delayed lung damage aod depression or the central nervous system In the NCI test . rats and nuce we re fed large doses of EDU through stomuch tubes, produc ang a high incidence of c ancer ... 1n both male and f e mal" animals with the first tumors m only 12 weeks. health off1 ciab said . The NCI said the death ratt· was so tugh that they d1scon t1oued lhe e xperiment ha lfwa' through the tes t period. BUT t\ SPOKESMAN for th1· largest EDB manufoclun.•r ~aid the test was n awed by the man nr r an wh.Jch the chemical wa:. <Jd m I nlste red "Ethylene dthromide 1s a ver v irntatmg chcm1 cetl <And ... not !>Urprls ingly caus ed Irritation to the s t o m ach ," s aid G a r v T r Haar. tox1colo~ist for Ethy.I Corp of Baton Rou~c. La . From the Orange CoHt to Otympfc trtal1, the Dally Pilot aporta news team brings you the action. Conteats Involving teame from 20 area high 1chool1, 3 community collegH, UC lrvlne, Cal Stete FuUerton end Cel State Long Beach are regutary reported In the Dally Piiot aport• MGtton. Along with th• 1core1, you'H find lntereetlng 1torle1 and plctvr•• about th• team end th• Individual •thletH -their trtumpha and defeats. Whatever the ffHOn you·u ftnd 1port1 reporting you'll entoy in th• DAILY PILOT &42·4321 { • li 8 8 B B 8 B 8 8 8 8 e B B I! 8 B B 8 B b 8 8 0 8 8 8 R 8 II B B fl !lo !lo. !lo !lo 8 8 a 8 8 8 8 8 81 81 a l!li 8o & Br a. a. l!li Ill It Br Ill It = ! Ill i Ill Ill : I ~ CALIFORNIA Cop KiUs Woman, Himself · FRESNO CAPl A f'r'f'•no County 5brnff'i deputy <om milted 1u1cidc alter &hooting aod kllllna u woman who had spurned his utl..i ntion1 th~ aherilfs om~ l'\'portf'd • lnnsUgators found Marjaree Mason, 38, shot l.btt..· um~ m the hud tuld R.c>bt·rt Ttllmao. 2'\, a court ballttr. shot oi1rt• 1n th.- ht-ad at tus homt> ~rt' Mondav Mis Muon's body W[b nudt' and she bad ~"t'n a•K.:t'<l. offl<'f'n said. A palr of ~fuldc-urr, ~·ui. 1t lachod to oof' wrlSt und .a~>t.ht>r pair to ao ank.k lllS Pa ••rr T.W LOS ANGELES IAP1 An lt1h•rnaJ fttovt<p\k' ~rv1ce la.sk forC'~ has laun('ht'd 1t C'orruptJon 1 n v es l 1 Jt al ion of do u• n ~ M ( ~TATE ) Southern Ca11fumiu 1)()ht1r1~. the Los Angelt'::. 'l'lmc.:. reportt.-d today. The IRS n>f~ to dli.cl05e any numes. but r<•vcaled that the three-month-old probe.• hllS centered on allegulaons against top political figures and "might come as a surprise" to Southern Californians, lhe newspaper re ported •-Dies hi fi'all OAKLAND <AP> A 21-year old Vallejo man (ell to his death fro!'] an elevated train platform whil[e trying to retneve dropped documents. police said. Edward Glen Bauder, 21, of Vallejo was wailing for a train at the Bay Area Rapid Transit's Oakland West station Monday afternoon when be dropped some personal papers. IJabtfMacde~ PALOS VERDES <AP J Veterinanans at Marineland are trying to determine the cause of death of tlle 11 -day-old calf of the only killer whales known I.() have reproduced in captivity. The ZTS.pound male Orea calf. born Oct. 31. was Orky and Corky's second offspring and died Friday. Corky's first calf. a female, died in February after living only 12 days. Pmffttt A it~lu!d LOS ANGELES (AP> -A nurse's rude has pleaded guiltv to assault.mg a wheelchair-bound patient with a hammer after he refused tolethersbave him. ~nlencmg was set Dec. 11 for P e rn etta Glenn , 28 . of Inglewood, wbo entered the plea Monday in Superior Court. Burke, a wounded World War 11 veteran, s uffered several bruises and a black eye m lbe encounter. . ~-Ail'wlr.,.....o MICKEY'S STAR JOINS HOLLYWOOD'S WALK OF FAME Minnje Jolna Cartoon Star In Ceremony Monday Miekey Tou1•s HJnors Aimit Uutoon Star LOS ANGELES <AP) Mickey Mouse. celebrating his 50th birthday, 1s taking his longtime friend Minnie on a cross-country, whistlest.op train tour to his birthplace. Mickey and Minnie, perhaps the best known cartoon creatiQ.ns of Walt Disney. boarded an Amtrak train in Los Angeles Monday after Mickey became the first animatea figure t..o have his star set in concrete in front or Mann's Chinese Theater in Hollywood. IN ~DITION, Mayor Tom BradJey proclaimed Nov. 13 as. 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Sul1411071714l 496-Z702. 0 ma.~ UJUTY A..Nl5 ·o.. __ .,.,,_ .. -IJ('U(S(T)/lllOl<CR Sl1C l9rfl • / . . , Tunclay, Noviember 14, 1978 DA.IL y PILOT A5 Waterway PoUuted M~xico Punips Seuxige in New River ('ALE~ICO IAP I -11!'3lth 1('0 nnd apply pressure on its MEXICAU HAS BEEN ex and wakr quality offmuls from government to correct the pollu· periencing r apid growth and its Imperial and R1vers1de counties t1on problem which. they said, 1t current populatJon or 500,000 b and from Sacramento gutherro has neglected for at lea:;t four expected to double in the next at the New River near th<> U.S.· years. decade. Mexican border Mondur and put State and local officials have The pollution has worsened. ac· up a slg ~ declaring the attempted to force Mexico to !!Ord!ng to Hsu. because Mex· wuterway a health hazard. clean the r iver for "quite a 1cali s. sewage treat.ment pla~t Raw sewage pumped into tllc number o r years ... t>aid Or. -which at peclk efficiency sti.11 rive~ by the Mexican city _of William Hsu. director of en· dropped 20 percent of the city s M ex1c~ll flows across the in· viroomental health for Imperial sewage lnto the n ver untreated ternataonal boundary mto this County -now discharges 70 percent of U S border town. carrying with · • the raw sewage into the river 1t d1sease-caustng bacteria and "But it's getting worse . . . because of an uncorrected foul smelling odors . That's why we're taking tllese mechanical breakdown at the DR. AL LEE COTTRELL, an Imperial County hrnlth officer. said a 9-year-old California boy recently spent three days in a coma after contraclUlg a form of dysentery. Officials saad the boy a pparently picked up the d1 s&ase while playing m the New River The hazard sign was the first or 50 such POSt1ngs that will warn against s wimming and fishing in the polluted river from the border north to the Salton Sea. Already few people go near the river because of the dis· colored water and stench. THE SIGNS WERE POSTED, officials said! to embarass Mex· Sierra Ski R esort s Get 2-foot Snow By Tbe Asaoclated Press Chilly weather borne on the jet stream from the polar ice cap broujlht cool temperatures to Northern Calilontia and more snow to the tugh Sierra. The National Weather Service said today lhat s kies will con· tinue to clear, with slightly warmer temperatures. Sierra ski resorts reported re· ct?ivmg about two feet of snow s ince last Friday. Scattered s howers adding up to little more than a trace of rain dampened the Bay area. A rew snow flakes reached the higher elevations of Mt. Tamalpais. but melted the Instant they touched ground. High temperatures ranged from 33 in Tahoe to 59 In Salinas. Te mperatures dropped to 15 in Tahoe. 32 in Eureka. 39 in Sacramento and 47 in San Fran· cisco steps now." be said. plant in 1976. San Diego Swamped Long Beach Pi,ers To Get Wm-ships? SAN DIEGO <AP l -Adm. TIM>mas B. Hayward, chief of naval operations, says San Diego is congested with warships and some or them may be moved to Long Beach. ··it makes sense to look at the options." he said In an interview Monday. "The waterfront is congested, and Ute support facilities are overloaded for our people." · SAN DIEGO IS THE NATION'S biggest naval base. The only answer. if San Diego is to retain all its Navy ships. would be bwlding expensive piers and "Utat,is one of the kinds o~ things you look at in a tradeoff betw~n Long Beach and San Diego." Hayward said. "One of the cost savings is building new piers because the piers already are up in Long Beach." IN ADDmON, H E SAID, housing is especially high-priced and hard to find and "people are finding it more and more difficult lo live in San Diego." There are about 120 warships based in San Diego, 8S or them at the 32nd Street Naval Station. Hayward. who ended a three-day visit to San Diego, gave no indication bow many ships might be moved or bow soon. Hope May Testify In Fraud Scheme SAN FRANCISCO <AP l -Bob Hope may take the stand tn u fraud trial or a father and his son who ran a theatrical agency. Federal Attorney Mike Nemey said Monday that Hope will be called to testify at tbe trial of George Stanton. 58, of Napa, Calif .• and his son. David Stanton, 29. or Los Angeles. The younger Stan· ton is president of the Theatrical Corp. or America while bis Cather serves as an officer or the firm. The Stant.ons have been named in 13 counts of mail fraud and fraud against others. They have been indicted for ao alleged scheme in wblcb some or the st.an involved in the alleged scheme were unaware they were being listed as performers in lbe shows. Befides Hope, some of the st.an named were the Smothers Brothen, ~ger Miller and John Davidson. wednesdau al I oppurel clearance 1/3 TO l/2 lfF llHGINAL PRICES FI NE DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS MISS MAG NIN DRESSES ANO COATS DESIGNER, BEITER AND MISS MAGNIN SPORTSWEAR CONTEMPORARY ANO JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES ACCESSOR IES . LINGERIE ROBES ANO HOSTESS . INFANTS' ANO CHILDREN'S WEAR SELECTIONS FROM OUR MAN'S SHOP 1/3 OFF ORIGINAL PRICES• SE MI-ANNUAL SHOE CLEARANCE 1/3 OFF ORIGINA L PRICES 1.magn1n Sorry, no mail or phone orders. All sales final. Starred items(") are not in all stores. Items in stock on 111le ero merked in each department. Intermediate mwkdowns have been taken oo some Items. 2 Fashion Sqqare ~nta Ana Sou th Coast Plaza Costa Mesa · u b I! Ii u 8 0 B A B 8 8 8 8 u B 8 B I! 8 I! 8 8 8 h ti 0 ft e 8 • B 8 ' 81 8t & 8' & Ill II "' o. 91 81 81 Ill t & Ill • • Ill • 8t llt Br 81 1111 8t llr Ill " .,. = .. • • .. • t o'•"R' co••• D•••v P••o• Editorial Page ..................... ~ ............................ ... A8 1 UM08y. NoYltmbef 14, 1978 ltioma!> t<eevd fEdlror Bdrbdra Kr .. 1b1cl'I Edltor lal Page Editor Time to Settle Ambulance Rule · Oran~e l'oun.~ ~upt-n 1~(')r~ did the right than" 1 ~1:-t "l'ek "-he n tht•y or<lt>rf.'d ("(>unt y adm1nl"t ratori. to Je<'l on w1 lh lht• bu~tnl'S:> o f .. tandardtllO~ .imhulur'IC.'~ ope1 ulen~ r\'J:Ula l1onl\ bt•l"t>••n Cht• t•ount)-.rnd ctllt•!- ·t·arl} i• \\'Ur JJW -.upt'I' 1.-.or:i ...iduplt'<f \\hUI "ll!> t•n \ l!>l<Hlt"ti d~ J nu><.kl urd111cm.-e. i.t'ltmg up m·w llccn-.111>: cqu1pmt·E ond t t~\'14.''4 n·~ul a t1oni. for umbulunt·c M'n l<'t~ \t lht· t1mt 11 \HI' hopC'd that c1lwi. would ~1(1o >I i-1m1l;ir o 111 ,in t>~ .incl Jll Jmbula nn• (1rnt~ lht·n '4-011\d OJ>t'rJh• undt•r lhe ~unu rult·' Lm.t \\t•t·~ .. 'Ul)('f\IMlf' h•itrnt·d thut no r1tu·~ hu\1' udoph-d lht• onhnann· .md that -.mbul~tnrc orwrator' chi- J~I t't' \\Ith .1 numh••r nf th•• N1u nt\ rc>J{11li1tmn ' 1-'01 l',,1mpk .1 'J>Okt•,mJn for I ht· Or.tn~t· Cu11n1 ' Amhul,u1 ('t' 1\:-Mw1.1t111n t•nntl'ncted lht• (•ounty rlJh·~ n · <1u1n· S2JXIO \\11rth of rnedu~·,11 t'()u1pmt·nt pc1 Jmbulam•t• ~<lllll' t1I "huh t lw opt•r .1tnr-. f(-t•I t~ unJUStlfu.'d llmH'H 'I . count~ nffu·1ab µut th I ah ,,1 $700 pl'r Jm hul,11wt• Jnd !-i.11Ct 1h1• t•qu1pnwnt u ln•ad y 1~ rurnt:."Cl bv mo .. t firm:-.rnil 1 on:-11lt·rt•d n1•t't '~·•n h\ t•ount '\' nwdu·.tl t'\Pt•rt:- Tht• l11m .q>Jh""' Ion..: ovt·nhw fnr (''1Unly Jcl m1111stralor:-. to ,.:.-t tn~t·lht·r 1o1.1th <'It ) offu·1ab. ttm bulunn• n1>t•r,1l t1r!'-.in1t lht mt•du·,1l c·ommunltv un ..i "ot•l of l l'>.:Ul,tl IOn.' .t1't't•p!Jbit-to .tll , Co mmun1cat10n .ind <'OO(l\'ration J I e nt-t-dt>d to pro v1cf'• lht• mo:-.t n·;1,un,1hlt~• .md !'>af<'M tarl' pos~1blt-> tot the 111Jntl1nJuu't.I ""' \ t•cl h} Jnlhulanl'l' opt>rato r ' Paper Tig r A pro1><>~<'d ,1g rct·mt·nt that "-OUld g ive Newport Bt•al'll v111u.1I vl'lo pow(•r ovt•r opt•ration:> at Orange Count} A111lort will tw dt:o.('ll !'>!'>l'd th1:i week by the county Bou rd or Su pt.•f'VIM>r~ Tht• M> t·ullec1 agret•mc.-nt µroducerl by a few c ity of· f1 c·rnls and m<.·mbt·I'~ o f Sul)t.'rvisor Thoma~ Riley·:, ~tafr •~ no thing 1f not a ~trangc proposal. · For one thin g . unde r the agreemel'\t t he city would waive what is seemingly a n ght ··to object" lo the county re newing leases with a irlines that oper ate a l the airport. The city would a lso waive its right " to object" to the county going a head with improve m ent p rojects in the a irport te rminal a nd parking facility providing proper environmental impact reports are pre pa r ed . In return. the county would agr ee to keep tight airport operating and noise controls in e ffect. even tig hte n · 10g those controls in a few areas. All that. of course. 1s m eaningless. f''o r l'xamp le. the c ity might waive its right to object . if then:• is such a thing as a right to object. But r esidents in th city may not Too, the county is going nowhere with any changes at the :1irport because o f existing legal const raints, includ· in~ the provision of a no is e variance. All the agreem ent adds to what has been som etim es a c ircus of airport conflict is a piece of paper tha t h as t binding effect on e ithe r party. P e rhaps the county is ho ping to salvage som e thi out o r a recent five -year $300,000 study that was aU but -junked or save parts o f a new $250,000 airport planning guide that h as not yet gotten off the g round So. the proposed c ity-county agreem e nt is really nothing m ore than much ado about nothing in a con· trovc rsy t h a t ~o far seem s beyond contro l. Our Stude nts Score Srore s tor ~tandardizcd tests taken for the 1977-78 :-<·hoot year s how s tudents m Orange Coast schools are wl'll above the s t ate avernge in r eading, written ex pre~s1on. spelling and m a th. I n som e s chool d b tncts. notably Irvin~ an d Laguna Beach , high school s tudents were up in the 90 percent- plus range in m ost of the tests. Only a h andful of high schoolers 1n the st a te did better. Also m akin g a creditable s howing, witb scores up in the 70 a nd 80 percent range were the stude nts in Newport.· Mesa <md Hunting ton Beach high schools. with those in Saddleback Valley and Capistrano Unified not far behind. While this is a ll to the good. it mus t be b alanced against the ne ws that California's high school seniors again fell below the national average in the tests , notably bccaus~ o f a drop in reading SCOT~. The picture w as b righter at tfle lowe r grade levels, ~here the re has been s pecial e mphasis on re medial pro · gnims. The second, third a nd sixth graders in the state s howed im prove m e nt in all tests areas and came out above n ationa l averages Elementary school stude nts in Orange Coast schools also s<.:ored well above the state ave rage, again with L aguna Bea ch and Irvine youngsters leading th e way . T est scores o f course are not the ultimate answ er. But it is e ncourag ing to learn that the acade mic picture at the e lem e ntary level is moving up Eventu ally this mus t m ean that s tude nts will be bette r prepared for the n ow-m a nda tory a c hie ve ment t ests for h igh school g raduation. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those or the Daily Piiot Other views expressed o n this page are those of their authors and art ists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Golf By L. M. BOYD Among women who play golf. wives seem to do better thao the unmarried girls. Or so says a golf pro of con- s iderable experience The single womco appear Jess able to concentrate on their game, It's said. They stand around the tees and greens. chatting too much. And they a r e c learly more serious a bout m rtalions with t he · men on the cour~e. Dear Gloom y Gus To paraphrase state Senator-e l ect John Schmlti's remarks about Ni xon: We don 't object to his going to Sacramento, we j ust Ob· ject to his coming back. J.H. (,IM"'l C"t l•nl~toh .,,. , .... ~~·: ... :: ~~~ ~:..:~ '::; ___ ,. •• SeM ,_ .... -·· .. (,fMnlf °"'-0..IY ,., ... . . . . -. Maybe you didn't know that the small metal loop that holda a Jamrshade Is called a harp. Q. "What do you think or the notion of putting a brick in the toilet lank to conserve water ?'' A. Why bother WMD you can get the same result by j ust bending the float ball downwards an inch or two? . One and only one bfg game anima l lived originally In all 49 of the ronUMntal United Sta tes. Can you name It" Right, the black bear I ' Rowland Evans/Rober t Novak Iran Changes White House View W ASI lfNt:TON -Ot•t•pen.lng doubts in the shah of Iran's aov· l'rnmcnt uboul true U S. lnten· lion s 1ownrd tha t tru&lcally divided nation rcacht.' !end 11 confiden trnt nwssagf to bt•lcaguered Shah Mohamme-tJ Reu Pahlavi Cnrtt.'r's ml'ISllUtte . telephone<! to llu· 11hnh h1m.-.elf by prc:oden llul udvtscr Z b lg n 1 t· w Hr l ·1.1 n :.k1 .1 for the (11 :.t 11 mt• s pelled o ut ll S ~O ll ('Y do whatf'vt>r )'OU fet-1 you mui.t t o r t' s l o r ~· 41uthor1ty a nd i.l1tbllit y , llne1.1rusk1 -.:J1Cf. whatever Uust 11>, Wl' :ire 100 percent behmd you That message long overdue. s wept aside previous protesta· tion s a bo ut human rights. liberalization and civil liberties that have~ pouring from the State Department for months as the s hah battled to keep his country f rom deserting ~he Wes t Indeed. the president's mess age to the s hah is a belated s ignal of a return by the U.S to foreign policy funda me nta l5. s wl'pt away in pos t·Vietnam guilt DESCENT close to anarchy in the country tha t keeps J apan. Weste rn Europe and Israel s up. plied with oil might yet prove to have a beneficial s ide. A crisis that one knowledgeable official here describes as "an e vent or the greatest m agnitude·· has startled presidential aides They a re now entertaining bitter second thoughts about the de· mise of the Central Inte lligence Agency ICJA I, the overuse or human rights to determine U.S policy and obsessive fear of us · ing American power , Jus t a few weeks ago, a routine request by the s hah's government for less than $100,000 of r iot-control gear, including tear gas, was automatically re- jeeted by the burgeoning human rights bureaucracy al the Slate Earl Wate rs L>e "artmcnt An a ppeal was t aken by the Iranian cmb:tssy all the way up to Oeputy Secretory ol Sli.le Lucy Benson b<.:fore the eqlJlpm('nl was a pproved for s ale That is merely icing on the cake or the a dministration's human rights policies. which have ('ndangtir<.>d U.S. relations with 1ls allies aU over the world MORE I MPORTANT 1s gradual l'Xt1net1on of the CIA'~ ~1b11\1 y to engage in covert ac· tiviiy Offic1alt. here make no claims that even tit its opera· Uonal peak 20 years ago, the CIA eould have played a decisive role 1n loday·s Iran. But the cur· rently wc:ak('ncd agency guaran· tees that the U S. can do nothing to blunt immense Sovt..t un· dercover rti;ources now operat· mg without restraint throughout Iran The Soviet hand is evident m the qarefully coordinated escala tion of poht1cal <.lemands not on ly by Moslem funda mentalist~ a nd r1eft wmg radicals but also by the s hah's pres umed allies, the new middle clas~ This re· quires agents and money. both available in immense quant1t1e~. A s ure signal of the ilttx1ety now gripping the White House was a privute appeal for as· sistancc last week to ex-CIA ,, So mu<h for ~etievolenf ~f esroti5m ... " Oir<'cto r R1t'hJrd Helm'>. J for m er e mb<•">'uuo r lo Iran treated as an untouchable by tht.' a rter administration until now llelms refused to admit to us that he had even bet!n invit.id l.o the Wtute House qr to rt•vt>ttl what he said. but the s ummons points to a rhan~e of mood 10 lhl' Carter White Uousl' THAT CHANGE nr muod I:> also ren E'cted by the private rt· action among high adm1n1'tr<.1 · lion om cials to a sccmrngly routine deeasion by Pakistan to transfer tts top diplomat from W ashin~ton to Moscow The switch of ambas~ador Yakub Khan i:. a d1 rt•ct res u lt of Pakistan's fl'ar that the Soviet Uni on 1s now s upersedinl! tl11· U S in pOhtu•al mfluen<"l' t)\'1·r t'OUnlnf•S that. llkl' l r¢j, fl ;mk the southern bordl·r or 11'>• Sovu•t l.in1on This directly resul~ from th•· Russian engineen ·l.l coups 11\ Af~han1stan and South Ye mPn, without any US r e ply S imultaneously. the Cubans have ~n used as advance So vie t a~ents throughout Afnca, aga m with no U S rcspons(:. COMPARED to Iran, thl•i.t Soviet !-UC<'l'°'"l'' .irl• s m;dl pci t a t oc" Hut l hl•y h avt:' l'i.tahhstwd 3 p-.ycholo~y or !>UC' rcss for Moscow "'1th dJmaiz1n~· 1mphcatt0ns Lo lhl• l S, sct11n~ I h e s l <1 j'.! \.' f o r t h c (' 11 m a c l i <' events m Iran Ironically .. at has taken Iran, the first r eal foreign crisis for I Carter. to force ha rd thinking I about the cost of politically ap pealing s logans on which the president has based so much or his foreign policy In particular. the application of human n ghl..'I standards to U S allies and tht· continued defamation or th<' CIA a re s ub1ect to nL•w and rc·;ih.,tw scrutiny J immy Carter has vrov1•d tu be a good learner 10 other as pects of his presidency. Then· 1s sohd reason to t>el1eve that th(• • lesson or Ira n IS now bcln~ I learned, and not a mome J;lt too soon. GO-P Should Pick· Nexi· Candidate· NoW The Republicans a re on the rise' Since they reached a zenith with Ronald Reagan's victory back in 1966, followed by the short duration capture of both legislative houses, they hare b een doing nothing but ~o downhill But the Nov 7 election has turned it a round. True they blew the big one. Their failure to rally behiAd a s tandard bearer early o n led lo a d1vi s 1v e primary from whi c h they n e v e r r ecov e r ed . And E velle ' YoJnger p r o v e d incapable of arousing the electorate against an incumbent governor whose record In office was so vulnerable·he s hould have been doomed to one term. But all ~at Is water over thf> dam and far under the bridge. For the Republicans scored well in capturing two state offices as Charles McCabe well as some surpr1S1ng upse ts in the con~ress 1 ona l and legislat1ve races by un¥ating som e entrencti,cd Ocmocrclts. THEY NOW have a chanc<' to look a h'!ad four years to even greater successes But they had better get their heads together and on straight The} should settle rh~ht now who t hey will bac k for the governor next lime out And it is important that they ma ke the right ~hoice. For a choice they mus t make between the two who now. as the election's big winners. become promine nt e nough to merit ..-ons 1d e r a tion . Lt . Governor ·cled Mike Curb and Alt,orney General-elect George De ukmejian. CURB WILL serve in an offict· which has h.i gh visibility without a ny real hazards For there is nothing for him to do but sit there and,. be available m the event the governor dies or re· signs. The constitution doesn't require hihl'to do a blessed thing If he "' ha lf s mart he won 't The const1tut1on docs s<Jy that he is ''the f'rt.•Sld t'nt Of the Senatt"' whic h prf's uma bly p e r mit s hi m to .._c r ve a ... pres 1dm~ Offt~·t•r Of that aUgU!>l body In pra('flcc th1!-. st•ldom happcn!> L1cuten~1nl gov<·rnori. m recent years are scarcely 'ieen 1n t h e S e n a t t• r h a m h e r " . prefe rring happier chores s ucti as ribbon c uttin ~ a t bridge• openings. Curb will s how great wisdom if he too avoids Senall- sessions. Those Senators have a nasty way or embarrassing an unwanted pre s iding o fficer They delibera tely cons pire a tie vote to compel a li eutenant gov· ernor to cast the deciding vote on a controversial issue B ES I DES. n e vt• r b " fo r l' having held a puhlir offi ce. Curh may be only a nash in the pan His inexperience could well ~ct him into hot waler and render him a pohttcal lla bihty to thf• GO P <J S happe n e d t o Ed Reinecke In contrast, Oeukmt 11.1n h.1 built an 1mpres-.ive rl'n•rd as .1 Assemblyman and S1·nJt111 11 now s t e p s 111 t o •' mn responsible JOb when• tt1r• t!1tt 11~ .tre clear a nd ht.• 1 . n 1 x••r 1 remcndoui. 1nflut>n< 1 •rt th• cour~c of govf'rnmc·nl I h \4 II be in thE' publll· 1•y1• d.1 h 1111 th• n e ~ l fo ur v e .tr., "' 1 • • • r • unque-;t1one-cf inll'g nt \ -' n through to tht· votl·r'> THERE CAN be <;·11 II rl o1 • that Oe ukm e 11:i r 11 Ca liforrua's next go\' 11111r •t 11, Republicans will t.ur1 • "' ph1losopttical diffe ren, .. , "'t111 1 c have breached their 1•.irl, '"' more than a decade t 1 1rt now work ing t og• 1 h• r f • Oeukmejian for gover 111 r The' odds are that l>1 11~ "''JI ul ran do 1t even w1thou1 1h.1t k111°I of unification but 11 "''"thl I" much easier for thern In m ;ud to victory 10 1982 1f th ' put th1·u <trt together now ~nd '' H k "'1tl 1 ll. The o nly l'JUC!'>llon " they ? Why Must We let Lawyers Rule Our Lives? The citizens or th:s COU11try. we are told. support foJr liml'S as m any lawyers as the English, five limes as many lawyers as Ol'SS wi thout rnni-tantlv ronsuJt. ing a lnwyt·r" · I I • 1 the Germans. and ten limes us !many as the French wondl'r America ·s economy ·~ bogged down in red tape No wonder it lakes years to gel 'b dec1s1on ona simple lcgal ma t· ter. No wonder the courts arc Jammed a nd legal fees are sky high. Lawyera hove the en11re country tied in knot• And unless you do something to change it, the situation will get worse. -Can vou t•vcn bc s ure Lhal your last ~·1sht•s are c·a rncd out. tha t your lifct1mt• earmn.:s ~·111 be properly d1stnbukd ~ ~t orl". thl• COi-l:. of <I :-OC'l\'I\ rlnm1nall'd hv mom:y.grubh1n1' l awyl•rs· a r e n o t m t•r c·I:. economic. Jus l1C<' itself suffer:. Complications and tcchn1c::ihti('' lw comc more important tha11 ri~ht and wrong. As .Jerry P;1ul. the attorney who defended ,loan Little. put 1t: 1 · ' Though It seems difficult lo believe. we support 20 times m ore lawyers J a p a n e s e ,.. _ • · The rostll to you are More lawyer~ --t>Oor m ous. You have t o s upport than th e ~ live orr the ' ;if'~ 3r\ army of highly paid lawyers A m e r i c a n 1 ~~ wfto regulate everything you do. public than in ~ Every price you pay -from the rest of the your utility bill to the cost of world com · f~d. clothing and medicin.! -1s bin ed . W e mad e m o r e e xpen s i ve by support two-~yers. You support lawyers thirds or a ll \~~~ugh higher ins uranre pre· the lawyers on t'l.'.lrth m.ums. hi~her medical costs. a nd higher taxes. Everywhere you tum. lawyers are inc reasing yourcostofUvlng." These figures are prov,ded by a Washington-based outfit called HALT, for Help A botish Legal T yranny. HALT tai<es a very radical. and In mt view a'most com!Jletely j..istifi ed. view qf the lega profession tn this country llA LT points out: "TH E rtlORE complicated they <lawy('nt 1 can m8ke your life. the more they profit. No THIS P UBLIC I NTEREST. nonprofit outfit asks the follow· Ing pertinent questions of all who are W111.tn~ to listen. Can rou r du rat e you r children a1"i you !lee fit" -Can you buy or sell p rol)('r· ty -or even run a simple bu.'11· . . . . ' , ff you can nns1o1.er "yes" to those questions thl' l1kehhood I'.'> that you a rc a IJWYN yourself "L:nyyers." Iii\ LT cont inut'i., "ha vc madb us second·clf1!-ls eitnens when dcahni.; "1th our own ~ovemm<.·nt " ''The Nfdll••1• on Chit "-' _. ~· ,.,__., notwfd .. ldli.,, end In .._ ol. Wll INfY an N Oflwlwwl ... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . "Gaven enough money, I c<ln bu11 1usl1ce I can Win any CO$t' m lh1, country, gwen enough money \ rury 1s 12 peopU! dectdmg who hct6 th·· bnl lawy1?1." And even thetopaog of th<' legal ~ofession, Chief Justice Worrl'n rger. has some v. tough word" t1 out his colleag~es . lie :->atd recently. "We m ay be on our wav to a societ y overrun by horde:. or lawyers hungry as locusts." IT IS TlME the: lnwycr~ t'll'anl up ttw1r act, which by no m1•a11.., 1s any ~uaranlt't' that thc.·y \\ 111 The t11 11k of brc>akinit th1• ll·~··l monoptily through pubhc educ.• 1100 <Jn<1 din~C"t action '"ti bit l'karly l':<pcns 1vc. Hul 1l I!'> ., ta~k that will l>e mcrcasini,:ly <ll • t raet 1ve t<l Anwrlcans who hr0<xt on th<' css~ntlal wickcdrwsi. o( 1lhe situation. l• lJ 9 II ti ti u 8 A e II ti fl It II 8 II A A ti II ti 6 fl •I It I.I fl 8 8 B 8 ,, 8' & & & a a. a II Il-a. 8 t llo & 81 Bi & 81 Oo Ill := ,f 8t . 81 Ill 81 81 Qr Ill 81 91 .. 81 81 Ill Ill Ill .. a I I I ,, WORLD I M ISCELLANY South America Hooked on UFOs BUENOS AIRES. ArgC'ntanu (API Carlot\ Arevedo and Ani:1•I Mciyn lold 1l thl11 way It wuis 4 30 a m . St"pt 23. and tht'y werf' on th\• Oat pumpah i.oulh of fJuenos Atf1':\, straggler!\ on tht.• final lt!g of a ~day stock car ra<'l' Suddenly lhey notlct"d 11 ) .-llow and \ •olet hahl sturun1' an th1•1r rt'M v1~w mirror ll l&l)prosdu>d too fui.t t•> he· a compt"tlwr Thttn • 11tran&t> for<'e ~hut off lht' 1•nK1ne und h eadll aithl !i of thelr ('ltrcx-11 (.'(;, tl~ II I~ fet't o« the road. own :wt\" ~w.n a m1nut.-later c1nd 7S nult•i., to tht' north 1lw for~ ul1>0 dnunf'd the <'llr 'l'I ~u~ohnc tank l'hut ·~ tht•v w11y C.trl11' At'l'H'<k> and 1\11g.-I M11' ·• h>ld 1t Hulllnt."'smun Alf•)andro lh•m1t0dt!1 Tl'l'Ulh·d ll ltkt> th11> Ort\ Ing In 'outhl'MI Chill' on St-pt 24. ht• 1>potk<l a hugl' 1>JU('t'r O\'l'rh~Qd Tht• ~:1u1"'' ho' 1•n'<I ti\ 1•r h1' ('t1r unit swullo~,'(j 1t ln!lldl'. hl' 'aid, f1 w bulky C1~Ur\'K titUtft•d hi :. 13 n·ur ~olct 'on into a box whilt• a '"'th Ill ll·rvtt'\H-d ll1•t11Jndt•L in ..1 n1t•IJlhc \ Oll't' WllrWsM'S rt'portt•tl watr hin.e lht· '"ii. with fn~hll'lh.-d f..ithl'r and :.<>n Test Drtert or DEAR PAT: We Jrl' looking into buying a burgla r ulurm an~ are in· terested in an ultrasonic motion de- 1 tector device. Can you Cind o\Jt if ttus ~ would bother animals? I'd aJso like ' a n explanation <easy-to-understand> f of just how this type of a larm works. 1· A.G., Costa Mesa t U ltrasoo.lc moUoo ·detector senaors rm tht' arH widl sowad waves too high for most bamans to bear. The f alarm Is triggered by movement In l the protected area. AnJmals may be 1 upset by the high sound so you should } test the system with your pd pres· ~ ent. The unJts should not be installed I where U.-y a re subject to lots or wind turbolencf' which could set orr the alarm accidentally. t Beatie ••d Tazes I DEAR PAT: Everyone knows there are only two sure things in this life -death and taxes. But I want lo find out what "death taxes .. are. My friend had a will drawn up recently and her attorney referred to death taxes She wasn't quite sure what be meant by this . E.G .. HuntingtOo Beach There are two main' kinds of deadl • taxes -estate and lnherttaoce - \ which your estate and your bt'lrs I may owe, according to the State Bar 8'r California. Federal and state death llles are based on tbe sbe of your entire estate and wbo ~Ives r it. The probate court will detennlne bow much tu ls doe and will see that it ls paid before the estate can be dis- J. trlbuted. f Jr you Inherit property. you may l have to pay l.nherllance tax. General· t ly, spouse, children and parents pay less inheritance tu: than brothers, ( i.isters, COCU1lns and friends. A cer· t taln amount may be willed to a beneficiary free of tax. Alter that the tax is based on tbe slze or your in· heritance aod your relationship to the person who left It to you. .. Crafts to Cos• DEAR PAT: My elderly sister ~ makes beautiful afghad.fJ and pillows f not JUSt the ordinary run-of-lhe- { mill patterns She is trying to supple- } ment her smaJI Social Security in-~ come. so we both hope you and your 1 readers might be able lo suggest where she can sell lhem. E,.lJ., Newport Beach Several stores In this area either buy handmade Items outright or sell the m on a consignment basis. They are: The County t'alr, %311 Harbor ln11lde. dt• ctnd to lhl' rn,111 ar tt-1·w11rd A month urllcr. bunk mwutl(t•r ~rr1no Sliva rt1portf'd th11\ u Oyini;: obJt'fl buu •-d h111 car on tht• h1ghwuy twt wt>en Twtja and HoNotu. Colom b1a The ur'• t'nl(lnf' 11nd bcudli!ilhl8 died. Mnd tht• banker nu.I hl· and his lJ•Uen1er. 111 nny offkt-1 . ~urten.>d t .. mporary paralyala lo a ~llOfl f:tb('lnalt'lf by istrungt• O<'l'urt•ott'a, Uw1w a.ton ca. mudt• front l>•lf h.-adllnt'I and lht• ('()\/er or u Ot'Wll magume \1 Acconllnll to In Asr.ot'laled Pr1·~8 urvey, llU<'h l ffo'O yarni. tct'l fl'\'<tU"11t l\nd wtdt-,l>lprc>ad pubhd ialtt>nllon in Argf'nllna, Ch1lt'. l'1·ru. Bruz1l. t 1ruguay and ColomlHit • In Gn.!fladu. llfo'Os an.· a rx·r80nul ronrt•rn of l'nme M 1111 ~tc·r l':rt<' Gairy, who had tht'n\ put on the Caribbean uslond's JX>.'l tage ~t.:amp:. R EPORTS O•' tJ FO "iithllngs t!wn dr1w C'mwct:. 1-'or 1rust;rn{'1•, travdt:r :. gatht-red at ('hll<'u o n the Pan Amertt"an lhghway in Pt'ru to gan· 3t lht' t1ky when· a squadron or 30 to 40 fly\ng i.auc~r~ wai. rl·«:cntly rt• portt.'d. 1 .. '4 <> """"'""". 1 IU" ",. ..... l'ul llu1111 '~" ""' r .. 1 •rd l•J!>r QC'llnWJ llw u11s .. ...,1 Giid ta.llV'I W'W """" '" ><111., rnitQVll1,.1 '" l/0~"1~ and ,,....,,,,. Mwl 11<1•" qw'fl\QfU IO l'oJ f>unn Al VOM• 'W>n'ICt' '"'°- ' oa•I IJIW11 1""'1 I' U 1$01 IXD C'mru M">O (>I '1'lf .U "'°"II "11n1 Cl.I po>ntltf' au.II ,,.. 01UWl'rld t>wl ph;-.1 lflCIVll'WI or lnrru ""' '"'lw!Jrwi /ho r~o I 11"" OIOIN' odd"O anJ bwmfo ... llotlrt """"" "" lllO.' NIUIOI tit' fllflJMU r~ T""' C"olu"1n cipprar 1 CIGJ 11; • "t'fJt ~J/urdcllJ> Blvd., Costa Mesa; J oAnn's Country Emporium, ltlzt Adams Ave .. Hunt· inglon Beach ; Way Bu k When, 8901 Atlanta Ave., Huntington Beach; and Calleo Couins, 3840 s. Plaza Drive. Santa Ana. If A YS readers offer any other SDQesfJoos. YOU Will be COD· tacted. ~U•ffs DEAR PAT: U someone doesn't sue me on an overdue debt for two years after my las t payment, doe:. this mean that they can no longer sue? G. W . Costa Mesa Probably oot, unless it was a d•bt based on an oral contract where the statute of limitations Is only two years. Most debts are 011 wriuen con- tracts in which case four years mu~t pas1 after yoar last payment for a law101t to be bal"l'K.. PH...,Ortkr DEAR PAT: I placed an order for a plllow·making kit from Woman's Day magazine on Oct. 2, 1977. My check was cashed, but I haven 't re· ceived the kit. Two followup letters haven't been answered either. 1 've seen ads for these kits in recent is· sues of this magazine, so l 'd like you to find out what's going on. C.H., Huntington Beach Woman's Day magazine ls lssulng a fall refund to you. All catalog-type merchandise now ls being bandied by CBS Inc., New York City, ins&ead of by thla maguine. This change took plac-e aboat tbe time you placed your order, so Woman's Day customer service department assumes that yoar order was misplaced during the reorganlzatloo period. Staaps StiU Salable? DEAR PAT: Where can I redeem some old P laid pre mium stamp books? I also have some filled Triple S. Blue stamp books. Can they be re· deemed? P.K., Huntington Beach The E. F. McDonald Stamp Co .. P .O. Box 355, Dayton, Ohio 45401, will redeem Plaid stamp books for $1.20 each. Grand Unlon Co., 640 Winters Ave., Paramus, N.J . 07652, wlll pay the same for Triple S Blue stamp books. Yoo can find s tamp books out where to redeem othe r stamp books by sending a sample stamp to the Trading Stamp Institute of America, 11 Broadway, New York, N.Y. loecM. flillA EXTRA EXTRA The ·6-8 PRIMERIB DINNER ~ Offttexplres Nov. 30, 1978 On-the· Mall at South Cout Plaza fifulo the Carouael Oft the~ Lcvd. Aw~ call: 540-1811 ·' • , "... . -. .. . -. ., llundreds lnvllc>d by rud10 to me('t .1 n out1•r 111H.11't' v11>11tor drove to l'h1l1"11 T<•111<lo Island one n11(hl in St•ptt•mlx•r . only lo learn lhc whol~ th in~ w111 u hoax I lt'rt' 111 Argt'ntanu -whl('h lf'uds lht• world 111 Ul"O :s1ghttn1<s. accord- ing to a Nullonnl Aerona"tlcs and Sp~1rt.· J\dmlnl!ftrotion lully -ex t rntt>rN"Strial vildtors are part. of the notional folklore. thanks to dozens of surh well·publlclied tales as those· HIX •"'ISH•:F.M EN IN San Luis l'rovincc on Fe b 4 suw a saucer light up the predawn sky. A towering f1gurt.• In a silvt.•r Jumpsuit climbed down u ladder. wa ved, returned to lht.' l'(IU('er and sped away. Police found huge footprints. five feet apart. Jtl h('~rene. A flying object hoven.-d over a train litutJon an San Juan one night in July and lit up the place like day. Downs of frightened s tray dogs and t'al:. took refuge ti} the building and lhl'.' station ch1ef suffered a nervous t•oll apse An oval·shapcd translucent ob· Jet't, rinE(ed by a h;1lo of light. new :.1lently O\er the Andes Mountains in Nt>uque n Province on Aug. 22. Des<'rtptJons along its 300:mile path were so numerous and consistent that the UFO landed on covers or two national news magazines. ARGENTINA'S HIGHLY literate population seems ready for lhe "in· vasion." Books like "Chariot of the Gods" and .. The History or Flying Saucers in Argentina " have sold briskly, and a 424·page textbook on "Extraterrestrial Science.. Is being offered to Argentine secondary schools. The movie "Close Encoun- ters of the Third Kind" Just ended a prohtablc 15-week run here. "When people continuously con· i.mptutc s uch film s. t elev1s 1on shows. mag;.1iines and booki;, then UFOs. Oymg saucers and green men become so natural that finally they art' perceived in the world that sur- rounds ul'\," wrote Gregorio Kllmovsky in a special section of the Ruenos Aires news pape r Clarin analyzing the UFO phenomenon. Vlado Kapelanovich. a Peruvian engineer who says he met s pacemen while building a dam , put bimsell Un· der psychiatric analysis t o dispel his doubts before writing a book about th e e n counter. Whe n 1t was published. his dau~ter had him committed lo an asylum. but ht! talked his way out and his book became a best seller In Peru. GAIRY, GRENADA'S PRIME m inister. has a harder time with skeptics. His recent demand for a U. N. investigation or UFOs was ridiculed by the island's newspapers. One cartoon showed him on a moun- tain gazing at Oying saucers whiJe his people suffered in squalor below. While Yaqui Indians in oortheas l Mexico curse extra t erres trial in- truders for their woes. most Latm be lievers say the "visitors" are be n e v o I ein l ex p Io r e r s or peacemakers. Sergio Lemos. a Rio do Janeiro schoolteacher. says he was told by a "UFO Commande r Ak1lovan" that his m ission was to prevent nuclear holocaust . "They h ave vesled Interest in a verting a nuclear war on earth. as this would blow lhe pla net apart and alter the cosmos," said Ariel Ri ett1 . head or Argentina 's U fo,0 Observatory Commission. "They have come here to see how their security is related lo our stupidity." Storage Test I It took less than a minute for the Boeing Aerospace Co's proto ty pe intercontinental ballistic mi..,~llc to break through \0 in· <'hes of concrete and five feet of dirt in <.i test r1 !tLukc Air F orce Base near Yuma. ;\riz. The Air F'orcc said the test shows UlldergrOUlld missile Storage IS feasible . Scoop Suggested MARTINEZ <AP l -A law requiring dog owners to scoop up afte r their pets 1s among re- commendation!> or the city Park~ and Recreation Commission which wants something done about ., dog problems. The comm1ss1on has a~kf'd the Ci ty Council to 4 hold a pubhc ht!armg on dog nuisance:. \ 0 FORD ••• BETIER IDEAS FOR THE AMERICAN ROAD 0 r j 0 Rm8 3-Dodr Runabout 0 0 STEEL-BELTED RADIAL TIRESt AM RADIO (may be deleted for credit) ELECTRIC REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER 0 TINTED GLASS ALL AROUND PROTECTIVE BODYSIDE MOLDINGS 0 FULL WHEEL COVERS DELUXE BUMPER GROUP 0 BRIGHT WINDOW FRAMES FRONT BUCKET SEATS 0 MINI-CONSOLE COLOR-KEYED CARPETING 0 2.3 LITRE OHC ENGINE 4-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION 0 RACK AND PINION STEERING FRONT DISC RAKES 0 t Steel-betted rac1ials ava•able aller Dec. t on Ptnlo Runab0Ut8 eq\.llpped wtltl 2.3 ltlre engine and optional automa11c transmission. 0 I 0 W R S.SUG<JISTlO RrlAll ~ICl NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 NO EXTRA CH~RGE NO EXTRA CH AGE 0 NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 j NO EXTRA CHARGE 0 0 ALL THIS IND THE NEW DESIGN '19Pllll0'15 sncKER~PRICED $1.00 I ESSTHAI IOYOTA COROu.A ·excludingtllleandtaxes. 1"1, LIFTBACK. • FORD Check out the stickers. Including CaUfomla emissions and destination charges. You 'll find the 3-dOot Pinto Runabout Is sticker-priced $1,011 less than the Toyota Corolla L.iflback for comparably eqU1pped models. And on the 79 Pinto you get.a new design, 1ns1de and out Plus an impressive list of standard equipment. All at a surpnsmgly low price. VAWE·I ESI rr NOW AT YOUR CAUFORNIA FORD DEALER. ' 11 ' ~ I : ti '(! ' ll 6 B fl (; 8 0 IJ R B IJ 0 8 8 IJ B A II R 8 u B 8 a h 0 u R f\ ij 8 R fl bo Bo Bo Bo "' 81 81 8 8 8 8 ~ ill & E 8r Br 8r Bl llt 8r I'll Ill 81 Ill IJI Bo 81 Bl °' Bo 91 8' 81 81 Ill a 81 a i f t I .A• OAJLY PILOT -~ ........ LOOKING TO 1992 T~ NoV9mbel t4, 1871 Brown Stuck 'til 1982 ~ Curb, Otlwr Republictuis Will K~ep Him Home ~ . 87 11IOM.A8 O. El.IAS T wo r t111 llllt1 th at m ay d t'preu m a n y Ca ll fornlu Dt>m ocrala emer ged rlearly trum lut week'• elec:UOns Thone almott annua l re port• of UW' ~Ol~ and Ill health of tM ~·· Republlcan Party turnt'd ~ to be 1rou euuera Oona Th~ alrudy-dlmlnl1hed pr.-.l~al amblt.k>na or Gov Brown Will a l moat <'tr ta Inly have to wait unttl aomeum,· artu lM> SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA .~ocu taoo of both UM: Leglalature and the t tat..'s COf~N"aalOnaJ deic.'l(U· Uon throuath the Ul80a. Ir llrown ran for president and 11tood any l"C!ru chance or w1n· nln1&. he would throw lheae com- fo rtable 04-mocratlc expech1· llona lnlo question ' 40. he's riding a wide crest of papularlty ... BUT KANTOR AND ot her Brown associates add that t.beir man doesn't have to make up bis mind quickly. II he'4 gt.JU as popular In 1982 as be ls now. another run for governor ls possible. There is also the U.S. Senate seal of Republican S.J. Hayakawa, whose term expires that year. For a pollUclan u young and ambitious as Brown. a Senate seat could be the ideal stepping MOST IMPORTANT Curb'• Win Fec:tor AN"L YSIS I WORLD Italy, Si Magazine to Debut ROME <A P l -Jeno F Paulucc1, chairman of one of the world's largest pizza and snack com- panie1, bu announced the start ol a 1-million- circulation magazine aimed at Italian-Americans. The magazine will be called "At'\»IUlone •.. Usa " <Attention . . . USA> and Is scheduled to start next April on a S2 million lnvestment. It f'venlually will have a sister Italian edition Paulucct said. ' The 60-year-old businessman from Duluth. MinJl .. who sold his Chun King Food empire aod lat.et founded Jeno's Inc., said the monthly "will diacuaa the positives of Italy." P aulucc1 's parents were born in Belzwo Solfare, In the Abruizl Mountains and named him Luigino Francesco. He s ald he wished to "repay my heritage" ln starting the maga.tlne. Brown'• Tied Down THE ~y 0 .. Lt Gov t"lt"<'t Mltr (~ WU the Sll\Mh• moat impo rta nt f ac t or In t'stabllahlna both lhnt• N•alt.iea. wh1rh Gov . Brown 's •tronge11t 1upporaon were downplay1~ In tht•ir eupbona ovt>r tht'lr man'11 win And that would <'a uae more problt'm~ for Bro wn than the thrt'lll of Curb undermining has pro6'rama wbJle Hrown IS out of lht• ataw campMlgrunl(. Brown •ude• fe.il certaln they could 1Work out a u tialact.ory arrange- ment with Curb If Brown ran for p"'sident. Aller all, they reaaon, It would be an Curb's best an· t er eata for Browo to become president stone to the presidency. ---------- 'Run Up Big Bills' LEADING POLLS Popular Kennedy 3-TERM GOVERNOR late Earl Warren ttut C'urb wiu not ulont' Rt>p ublt<'ans m111d.-1111(nif1cant ll'g1slaUve galrui, too, winning bark ffveraJ traditional cor seats that had been Ot•mocraU<.' for two or four years lt 11 the romblnation of tho6(• gauu and CUrb's win th1tt will affect Brown's pres1dcnUaJ er forts Jt'or Demoaat11 <'an no longer counC. oo bt>mg uble to override a veto at wall 1f they were suddenly saddled with a Republtcin governor THAT EXfECTATJON WAS a key factor isome Brown rudes were pourting to just alter Ult: r Ject 1on whm they claimed the ~overnor might run again for president ln 1980 The ir t.tunking was that even 1f Brown were• ~one and Curb an ht•rth•d lus office. a Democratic LA.•.:1slature could bold Curb lD cht•t·k H u t few Democratic lt>J!1slators are likely to taJte comfort from that strategy in 1980. when they took ahead to the re apportionment following tbnt year's census. The c o mbin ation o f a Republican governor a nd a Democrallc Legislature -with less than a two-thirds majority in each house -produced an un· preredeoted redislrlcUng im- passe in the early 1970s. It even- tually had to be resolved in the courts and wasn't settled until early 1974. WITH A FRIENDLY goverDO«' ass ured at least through 1982, Democratic legislators hoped to a void a similar hassle next time. As Uungs stand, they can assure their continued domina- . Hyou're1bo .. of our take BUT n· THE GO\'EltNOR threw his Democrotac allies to the OO P dogs, would he huvc the ir !l u p p ort 1n th e 1980 pr11nan~., · · M alntauung the home base would be harder than coping with Curb." allowed one close Brown &880Ciaw. All these presidentially orient- ed calculaUoo.s. of course, as- sume a wane in popularity for both Carter and Musachusctls Sen Edward Kennedy. Both lead Brown in most polls . But so long as the momentum for peace in the Middle East contmues. Carter's popularity will be high. THE OODINATION OF that factor and Curb's presence will Ukely be eooo~h to keep Brown at home lb 1980. despite bia ob- vious yearnlngs for h1gb office. But he's almost certaln to run ' for sometblng four years from now. The third-term bugaboo that defeated Brown's father a nd all but two other CalU~a senators and governors in this century may dissuade him m running again Id~ governor. On· ly Earl Warren and Hiram Johnson have d~feated the California third-term Jinx. Even Ronald Reagan wasn't willing to buck the jinx in 197 4, cboos.iog ool to run for anything. But Brown's 1976 campaign manager , Los Angeles lawyer Michael Kantor, says, "You'd think he'd run for something in 1982 if he doesn't run in 198o. Al The Republican gains lo the Legislature and the presence of Curb seem to assure that 1982 will be the next time Brown has anr. real opt.ions. For the time be ng, Brown will apparently be a prisoner in office. despite loud contrary claims from some of his aides. Fiscal Pinch Of ~rop. 13 Bodes 'Pain' SAN DIEGO <AP> -The state's legislative analyst says the effect!J of Proposition 13 on local government soon will get worse because stale government cannot afford an<Jlt.her bail-out without finding 'ne w revenue sources. I "Tbe fiscal pinch or Proposi· lion 13 wiU be much more pam- ful " in the next rew years. Legialative ANalyst William G. Hamm told the California As- 1e11ors Association here Mon - day. The stat.e's $3.7 billion budget s urplus of last July will dw10dle to about S2 billion by the end of the fiscal year next June. Hamm s aid . H e added that the Legislature could afford about ·one inore ball-out at tut year's rate before lacing ita own budget deficit. "California ls living in a house it cannot afford." Hamm said. State lawmakers will bave to find new revenue sources if they want to oootinue bailing out local govemmeut.s, according to the analyst. Otherwise, be said, local governments will be forced t.o make severe budget cuts. Benefits \V OD FRESNO <AP> - Denial of unemployment benefits for Genaro Rabago of Visalia has been revers ed on ground.a the court should have cons idered whether be quit for rear his job al Prestollle Bal· tery might endanger bis health. CHICAGO <AP) -Among the holdings or the Kennedy fa m ily is the Merchandise Mart In Chicago. When Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass., was in Chicago to campaign for Democratic can- didates, he stayed al a bot.el at the Merchandise Mart. Four reporters were traveling with Kennedy and as they entered the bot.el, the senator qwpped, .. Run up big bills, fellows." "My Deaaah - Even rich people like to save money! That's why I buy from Home Shown, Inc. Special savings now with 20o/c off custom draperies. and Jlirginia comes to my house!" So convenient! Virginia Hanley Home Shown, Inc. 1827·A Weatclfff Or., Newport Beech (714) 752-2775 • ,,. •.,-I) I ; ...... • f \ • • / • • : •v • ..... • '" . . ~ .. ,.. ;.~ ~ -..... I 1 . . . ' .. ; ,·. .. · .. •...,. l • ' r . ... . ... . . .. . "' .. -~ . \ • • mQrrung rates, • • • I evemng:·rates. .. ~ ' . .. . . , • r • • • , So if you can't call mornings. call evenings. Call without using an operator,* and you can call any, where in the United States (except Alaska and Hawaii), and talk for . five minures, for just $L35. ~ · , Five mi nutes for $135. And you don't have to get up with the birdies to get it. j ~ ~ 'Operator ha'ldling rates apply on all coin. cOll«t and Cfedi• card calls, calls biHed 101no1her number. COde bllli~ f9')8Clal bllll~ numbers), calls from ho1e11motel room phones. persoo-l~rson calls and t1~~rges calla I \ I I I " u i; B a ti Cl B ll II B 0 e R 0 B 8 8 B B e B B A B f\ B 8 fl H fj 8 A e 8 8 B R bi a. Bo Bo 81 81 81 8 81 8. 81 :: e. 81 Bl fl< a. Bl Ill °' Be Ill 81 8t Br 81 8f Br Ill 81 91 °' Ill Bl Bl Ill 8t 8t a = 81 r I ,, NATION .............. RUSTED FENDER? SO WHAT Larry Cohen and 'Slightly Ueed' Rent1l Hitchhiking Danger Citeh BREMERTON. Wai:.h t/\f' 1 Occai:.1on&ll y , Kathy Nelson would hatch a ndc ho me fro m M:hool. It was faster than the school bus Rut now she ·s a battered crusader. and i:.Cl\o:. s he ·11 never hitchhike again · The 17·year·old Bremerton High School senior sat in a bathrobe before a i:.ilcnt class of fellow slu· <knl:.. lll'r hc<.111 '"JS shaved . showing a gash thi.t took 22 i:.tilcllei, lo close. Some girls wept "I Jl'ST TOLD THEM what happened running away and that accide nt." said Ka thy. ""hoi.e h1lchluk1 ng trip ende d in agony "I tned to Rel the point across that hitchhiking y,as n 'l what it was c rac ked up to be I haven't lward the kids that quiet tn a long time ... she said "Some of the girls lotartcd c rying I knew they y,ould ... They were all pretty shocked I think iny appearance did a lot of good." t\ a thy left home Oct. 24 with Ii friend. She hopped trucks day a nd night thro ugh the West. t ravt•hng a imlessly from western Washington to Wyoming and on to Ca lifornia. Just north of Sacra mento. she telephoned her parents to say she ""as fine. but tired and lonesome She was comine home THEN ON OCT. 30, THE la:.l driver with 'Whom she rode -the one before th<: a mbulance - h•ll a s leep at the wheel of has pickup truck. near Che halis. Wash She remembers the truck veering off the road. striking a sign . . lust before she r eturned to school to l>peak to ;ihout 50 classmates Nov. 2. a doctor removed the :-.t1H·hes from the cr escent rap by her eye. Tht:' -;tudents a nd teachers lhoughl they we re prepared to sec !ind hear Kathy, sa id teacher Fred !\1 orlon BliT TF.ARS l'LOWt;D f 'ROM the eyes of stu· dt•nt:-. and ll•achcrs· tnc ludmg one girl described t1v a teacher as "on the verge of running.ttway" - J :. Kathy spok<' "The shldents really related to her," Morton ~.11d "SeelnJ· the visible effects made them pretty ~haky . And seeing a ll the hurt she's going through. "These are pretty Independent kids -a lot of the m rely on tutchhiking. They read and hear ahoul such things. but they think they really just happt'n to other people This tlmc it was one of the m , .. he ~aid Couple Battle Over Hound Dog CONWA Y. Ark. IAl'I -Times have not been easy for 01 x1e. a JO.year.old blue tick hound Her maste rs . who a re gelling divorced. are battling ovc:r custody. The matter was tent atively settled In F,11ulkncr County Chancery Court. when1Chancellor Ricbard Mobley awarded temporary custody lo Dixie's mistress. Alice Farris Tipton. Dixie's master. Harold Tipt.on, was granted visitation rtihls. Tipton, howeve r. must give 24 hours notice of impending visit.8 and be ~ccompanied by the co"n· ty sheriff. "\ Dix.ie's ruturc will be settlc<J Wcdncs4a y at another hearing. Kids Popping Aspirin EAST LANSING. Mich. IAPl -Children as young as 9 think nothing of popping an aspirin without asking their parents. say researchers at Michigan State University. The researche rs, who studied 3,300 Michigan children from grades four through 12. voiced con· cern that youngsters are learning early to turn lo a pill whenever they feelidiscomfort. Forty percent of the 9· to 11-year·olds ques- tioned said they took aspirin al least once a week. the researchers said, aand a quarter of them s aid they didn't check with their parents first. COLD STORAGEPOISAUOILIAll Refrlg.,-ated ~ .. " c.rgo ctytt•lners 4Hlu1Pf*I with 2.20 electrtcel rMrlger•llon unb cep•ble Of m•l~lnlnt ~ o to + 1'0"PI- ' l '•IV.'•20'/31'/40 ' CONTAINER STORAGE, INC. 415 232-4303 delivered to your door. N on r efrigerated , co,,t e l nera •l•o •v1llebl• to "'99t rpur 1tor •g• or •• ort r1qulremflnt1. Cel ton tree In Cellfornle I00· 772·3335 for yout l r .. br~ure. ... " I . . . ~ . Status Not His Bag J e rsi!J' Mari Rems Clunkers al Low Rates !1_Y J Lt;S LOii SllR EW$8tlRY NJ (Al'I Ila rd ilS h~ tnu•. LDrry l'oh"n t, nowhere near Nu 2. Or three. 1,.11 fo ur Status 11m 't hi~ bu If ('ohen, 11 peppy nunabor with J tar ttt'. romny l!llle rtor uod. ut 29, plenty o( ffiJh•111(l' lt•ft , Ill lht' pro prat•l()r of ~ ful .,ncle rutml( 1•n lf'rprlllt nn tlw Jt•r1-1t y '(hurt: t'u 1l1•d t.11rry a ltt<nl A W1 t•t•k ( AMERICA J Thul "as nearly two year& t &(Co ( 'ohen owned u used car lot ~ Ont: day. starinf( Idly at hits In ventory. he had a hralnstorm. 11nything that Isn't sound. not ln thla state. "I TRY TO KEEP cars thut are about five or alx years old. about the age of most people's fam ily cars. What they rent from me la what they drive themselves. DAILY PILOT A8 Motoring • ' Cost Rise i ' ' C ontinues • WASHINGTON <AP l It cost 1m aver~f e or 19 K cent.a per ma e to ' own and operate an in-. tcrmediate-s i1ed car " Juriog the third quarter of the year, according to t h e America n . Automob ile Associa· • lion's quarterly study on ,. .. th.-cost of drl ving . "<"ft F.i\M Pllt'•·s THEV aan t he ~ay of hti. unwdht'd ne l•I of '>llUl'J~'I '> .rnJ raltl\-1 :., · but If you wool d\•pendabk ~ ht•t+• th,11 wtll J:l'l \>llU when · \Oii want lo i.:o ut b;u ~uu1 1 Jtc:.. I m the l(uy to 1wc • To 'lt'f' I.air, ('otwn you drnp 111 ul ha:. 11fht·t· l'lt'rv tt·1•Jblt-111 tu101 clt•nn u11holt1tl'f\.. !>h~htly wotn car1wt II '""' /\C und try to ¥l'l 111 .1 y,111 <1 bclwttn "I WASN'T LOOKING to com· pe te with tht: big car-rental ~gu n<.'h'!> All I was thinking w 1u1 th.it those perfectly good n 1 rs ought to be put to use while tht·y we1 e waiting to be sold. "I went to some local garages .111d boCy !>hops and told them if they had customers whos e cars would be tied up to send them to llll' I'd rent them a car they t•ould UH tempora rily. "Now that's not always the c ase. I have a slx-year·old Cadillac. 1 've had guys drive up in a newer but smaller car. pa rk it in my lot and rent the Caddie for the weekend . J guess they want to impress a girl or something and can 't afford to rent a new car. I don't know. "t don't believe I take much business a way from the big agenc aes that rent new cars . My c ustome r is a different type Se n. Flovd lla!i kC'll. Colo r ado Oemotr <J t who l o s t h1 !'> n• election b id . ""' m a r r v Nina T ott•n· The th.ard-quarter re- port compares with 19.6 cents per mile ror the firs t hall of 1978. The in· "S: cre ase of two-tenths of •. one cent per mile would .. me an an additiona l S20 .. . per year for the motorist .. . ph~~t' c•a lh --.~-.. _ __., ht• :. <.ag In "After lhree months t was out of the w.cd car business and into the reot·a-wreck business." persQ.Jl. be r g : a corrc!--pon d e n t f o r N a t 1 o n <ii Pu blic Ra d.io The· who dnVl's 10.000 miles a year Jnd a&1Un inl-0 u phvn~ Jalllml·<J l>el ween t•Jr und -.houlder · 'nul u c:ur left on tht' lot Tr.> mt· Sal,Urddy " C OHEN DO ~S ADMIT. though, that he was unaware of a man m Los Angeles who rent· cd used ca n . "I KNOW I HA VE one ad\tan· tage o ver those agei;icies . thoufh. I've never had a car or mine stolen off the street. Thal 's a problem they have all the It refle c t s ris ing w e dding proh :.ihh ' gasoline prices and in· • w i ll la ke plan· 111 !>Urance costs. the as· ~ time. , Februar y ~ soc1at1on i:.aid. ""- THE LOT IS J fenced dart 'ard out behind th~ gurage and bod y shop It •~ "here has 40 "rt•t•h ""ail to lw n.•ntt:d, but do nut wait long • I t•11uld US\' 40 rnon ·." Cohen :.u1d "l tell you. this Is a can't loiw bui:.arw :.!> Well. I dam n ne ar lost my :.hlrt there for a lime . QUl not because bu:nness wus i:.low 1 ovt·n ·xlt•nded mvself. Ru11 in~ss hu:. been good . from day Ont.• • .. Has name as Dave Schwartz I contacted him. His operation Is much d1Herent. Some of ha s customers are mo vie s tars who want to travel unrecognized , or be campy. They want rea l c lunkers . You know Callfor. nlans . "What I rent a rc plain used cars. All right, som e are very used cars. but not wrecks . T hat 's just for advertis ing. I couldn't get away with rentmg "My cars don't seem to tempt iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;---....-iiiooiii car thieves.•· RUffELl'S ----•r---... UPHOLSTERY 1f'EARL'S W-.. YOlll W..t r LuMe•NCi NASHVILLE, Tenn. IAPI .._ .. ,, ~~A'~g C o u n try m u s t c s i n g e r . 1922 H..-or 11•4 "' 1 '' 111• • ">• '"'" 1• l•nl!C '>h•'h ttt You,. Ovvt songwriter Merle Haggard, best Cott• Mne-541-0259 • d " ., ..... N<•" ,, '""' A•u• known for his 1969 hit "Okie -=======~_. cc~1 A MUA642-1753 Crom Muskogee," is back home DAILY PILOT •m "-1•1•• afte r a brief hospita l visit for CLASSIFIED ADS M1~~·0" v1tJ049S--0401 minor surgery, his doctor said. G42·5e78 ·~ .. ft ~uc::w;· .. ~~~~-1 Newspapers, magazines and books. ~as oven . Cha nces a rc your cereal wac;. too. naw ral gas •~needed lo p ro- d u ce Natural gas was used to make the pa per you are now hold Ing. as well as the -nk needed lo print the a d you a re now reading. Natural ~---~-gas was also ~ used to qut<;t\-dry ~~ this page. Which Is one of th e ~ .. reasons you're getting today's news today-and not later on. As for the milk in your gla ss. It was probably pasteurtze<l with tht: heat from -you guessed tt -natural ga~. Bicycles. Aller brcakla!:>t. yo u might decide-es pec ially if you're a real ene rpy con~erva l 10nist -l o pedal o r ~-~ your way to work. school or procl's::, a :,ecm mgly t:rtrlle .... s down to the ~upcrmarkct. l h t of produc ts lnrlucl l 11~ t h f· Where does natural ~~ kitC'hen ~i nk -t lw gas come tn? ( · porcelain part.:111 vw<1y It was used to ~ Howcvc1 -\\'h II<' softer the steel ingots \ tht'rc·"' ~tfl l plt·nt~ that fonn the bike \ , ' of natural ga-... 11 1 frame.chrome plate the wo rld. supplH·"' the a re harder tu g<·t handle-th e~e ctays.Wl1ich bars. dry i~ why the Ga.., the paint and mold Company is do m~ the tires. so much to make s u re t h ere·~ always enough to go around . Glass. ' r Imagine a world without a glass to drink from. a mirror to look into. or a window to You can help by follow i n.Q this simple guideline· -: I I You may be readtng this ad at the breakfas t table. another place where the need for /! natural gas ts Vital. Fore~mple. the aluminum s ktllet tha t fries your eggs was made using recycled aluminum melted by gas heat. Your toast was made from bread baked tn a commerc ial see o.ut of. Yet all three h ave been fa nned. tempered. polished or decorated us ing natural gas. Chlnaware, brick, cloth. adhesives. fertilizer, synthetic rubber, dried foods and ..• Most likely.you've already gotten our point: ) u~r natu ral gas. f'njoy n a tural gas. but n ever waste it. Natural gas is too valuable to waste. J. ... ... .. ... .... . -. ·=· . . .. ., .. .. ~ ~ I ' A,. DAil y Pll.01 • NATION I OBITUARIES 'Shadow' L i ves 00 1 -.M~E~;;J~g~-... ~~~~~~~~~~~-~ -~~~~~~~~ PtC'T1T10llt .VSlflU P'IC'flT1°"' a\UINEU ·-· STAT9MeH'T ltAMC' S'AfaMENf , ... lollewl"9 ~~\ ••• .. ,"') ,,.,. IOllOWl"Q ,..,..,..., 11r• CIO•l\O PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTJCE PUBUC NOTICE iUl'llllO-COURT OF THE $TATE OP CALll'OlllOIA flOll THI. ODYN'TY O' OllANGt. ~·""'"'·' .....,,....,, ., bu,,,..., - PH0100RAPHS UHl..•Mt1lO 'A'. 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J 11d th1.•n v.rote four 1·,tr.1 noH+ .. for .1 l(llal of I t>!W.OOU \H1rtb !'hat "jS m }' n •1.·111 cl n m C:ab:...on 'Jiii unn • h1• got th•· lt-mpo of lh1· pulp' .. , .... ould :-ucJdt•nly ~t I .1 nt•v. 1dt•J. llkl• ~··ttan ~ uµ .1 n1.·\\ tnck I h.1d J h.wklog of 1nr·1<11.·nh lo dray. on 'SHADOW' NOVEL SCANNED BY AUTHOR, 81 Waher Gibson Used Pen Name Mexwell Grant "I had only ont• Y.TlllO~ tnr k."' hl· :.aid 'I \.\ould never stop "ralrn,:: .1 day"• work with a 1•11mplt•l1•d 'l'nh•n<'e . but would l1·av,• off 10 lht• middle Tht·n "'hPn I r jml· h:a t"k t o rnv tvrwwr1tN. I d idn't ha ve t;> .,. urn Jhi1ut "lwrt• lo ~l Jrl J 'd p1d, up th,· unt1na:-h1'<.I :.1·nl1·nt1· JtHl lw off :.inn ru11n1ng " ~hadow novel and eventually worked 1t up to S750 .. I never really did m ake any money. I didn't ~et as much as a t yp1s t would today for typing lhem . ··he sajd For 30 years Gibson has 1><•1•11 married to Lltzka. a harp1-;t .1nc1 :1ulhor Sht• and Gibson la v1.· in .1n early Amencan hom e ;.it Ed· dyville. N.Y . where Gib:.on g('t:. much of hrs mail addrt.'ssed . "The Shadow. 12426." Shadow appliques on their T - shirts "The Shadow" radio se ries LS bcmg rebroadcast and rt•cords arl' being pressed. One publisher has issued a hardback t·a lh•d "The Weird Adventures of The Shadow " "THE SHADOW STILL lives. but 1t fits into 11.s own time frumt• I don't have any plans to rC'vivc It with nl.'w Shadow hook!\,·· said Gibson. (;(l\SON HAD Slll'H a now of s to rac•s ~0 1n g thttt he was pr<.·~sed to gl'l nJmt•s for hr:. char:H't<'rs Th ere prt•se nll y n r ~ I Z paperback editions of vanous Shado w novpb m pnnt a nd a dozen more are sch eduled . 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"M y mother wo:i lvclcy She WALKED tOK~' Roc k • mg er A Ladies' Man ft PE'I •.K J KO\'Ut LO~ •\~( • t-:1 1-~S 11\1' • 'I l'ddy P1•11dt·rgr11h!'I hai. lh1 " Y-.i\ "1th \\<1nw11 If\· t'.tn m .1k1· thi·m s woon .md ~t·I 11111111'1 \ l1·.:~t·11 and Y-h1:.rlt'1 bold ~u~.:t·:-.111111~ 111 ha:-. 1•.11 .. Ill'. lllJv 1~· lht' .. 111v ttnfl "'"~"r ~hn r :1n gn 1• Lact11·' 0111\ n11w1·rt-., 1 ulh 1·onf1th-n1 t h1· how .. 1· will "''" out 11•d11\ I ;1k1·' 1 h1· '1.11•1· .md ,. th1111,,111cJ ~other1•d lt1d 11·' ~1\1· to1 l ll .1 thro JtV 11...,, Tect·tldt111) ~1nw Ir-. t1i t•r.1'' I to tum on1>t.i).!{' Othl·r:. orf1•1 "<'l1 ·l I l'd f>or I 111nt-uf th1·11 l.1undry V•:s. T._.)f)y Pt-~N Dt-:Rf;tt.\SS HAS this wav with \A.•1m1•11 ,uut ll .., mJdl• him a \\ealth~ .111d s ucct•:-,,rul H1ung m.1n · Ht•' rlon1· '"'' "'"d alhurn' '111c1· lt•J\tn~ the Blut· ~1111·, 111 l!J?li the firs t. "lt-ddy Pendt:ri.:r.1"' · "''"' ,JllJllflurtl 111 mnl' months . ht:-. r~enl .1lbum I •fl' •~ .1 "<mi.: W<ir1h Sing in~." r~adwd lh:1t loft ., pl Ht mum ·.I ;itu:-. 111 t•1ght we1 ·kb Of 1·uur"" tho-.,· \\hO llk1· lo 1ak1· pop mus•l· v~ry M•riously 111:."t lht·rt· • .., -.umdhing moi'"' s ubsl<1nt1:ll lh.111 ""\ "flfH·;tl l1f'h1nrl Trrlrlv '' s ucct·->:-. Thl'y ·11 I l•ll y 11u P1·1uh·rg ra"~ h <.a~; a throhh111g primal uq:1·11r v 11·mrwrpf1 hv tlw sp1r11u:il strain' of go!>.pd, or !>orn .. 111111~ Ilk<· th.11 Surt• lht·ri•s sumdhini.: mun· lhan !'ll'X ap1wal to Teddy f'1·nd1 ·r).!rass; h1· t•nn sing .. t11d ha:. a n•ct· rang1· Ill ~~)oh• th.ii !'rli"M's from rh}lhm <1nrl hlut•!) I mto th<• hroa11n n•ac·ht·s of pop Thi· Phi lcuJelphau Sound B UT UlTS 0,.. G l 'Y~ CA~ SIN(, Wt11·n \A.J!>. the last t1m1· a roomful of panting l.1d11•s thrt•w ~ bampt!rful of undll':. al eddy Arnold" . Tt'ddy Pt·ncll'rl(rai.s has something mort•, a Spark Of 'l'llhU:lhty ancl pl'rSonalll \' tlt:tt. ljUlll: s 1m1-1ly, h<•lps him 'I'll record:-;11u1 c-111w t·r1 tir kl-li. Hts husky almo'>t c oarse n ·nd1l1nn' hC' lh1·v ballad or dis1·0 h1 ' hulkini.:. b.i..,.1· good look::. ga\~· Pender gra:.i. J Svt•nJ.:ah·hkt po"1·r O\•er his audience "lt'sju,,t m1• '1 tw 'av'>. rao;ting m1><l1•i.tv asidt- ··1 ttunk tht· l.1<11l'" JU~t :.t·nw th<•t J m forceful 'Thl'rt' :. nt·\ e r bl·t•n J lllat·k ma11 like mc. nev1•r I lh1nk lh1· 1'10-.1·<,I thin~ to ti was Sam Cook, .. 1nd N:1t 'Kinµ' <'011· hut in lhosl' davi. tht· idea '~o uld h.1\ t· h1•p11 1·o mpll'l1·lv ;1g ..i1ni.t rcgulat11111~. ynu knnY.' ' P l-:l'\OJ-;IU:Jt1\SS K'\OWS Ill-. HAS bl•e11mt: :.. sex symbol :mrl kmm:-th.it is p:11t of the reason hl' has ht'come one of lh1• rn1,s l populur sin~crs in pop mustt I.ft. tl<H·sn'I try lo aff1•1•t ..,,.,ual ,1pp1 ·:il, ht· doesn"t try to turn 11 olf 11 1· 111s1 m;1kl•a sun.• lh1 · 1mag<' doi:sn 'I int nuh· 1111 t lw mu:-.11· "It dcx•s n't lu·rau!'lt· I don't lc:t 11 ." lw :.ays ··1·11 nevt.•r tt.'11 you lhal I'm a sex ,y mbol. My mus1(' w1Juld bt· a' strong "'1lhoul 1t Look. lht• records hil\'l' tu l'Orn <' first . lwrnn• th1 ., im ag1• thlni: An lh<•t h1· <101·:.n 'l consc1ow.ly rontribut1• 10 T1·dflym ;1111 ;1 ··1·m not gonna tv."t m yself and enl1C(' womrn lo throw their p;.intte:-ur> on llw c;t.1 ge, ·· ht· i,,a vs "If thcy'r" ~onn11 rln tl lht·v'n • gonnu <lo 11 on their own I'm nht gunnJ "'t.·l111rne lh<.1l k111c1 o( th111~ · SOME MORTALS MIGllT Hf-: TE~tPTE D just once or tw1Cl·. to go .ih1 -;Hl .ind .1tT1·pl ~ sincere ~e:o.lun• of fril•nd-;h1p nffl·rl'd b) a graCIOUb a nd nice-looking fon Not 1'edllv "No "'UY 11 you lak1· <11lvanl~1gt· of that situation. It'll wc1.1r you out You 'll h1· s prt>uding your1>elf too thin. and lh;1t 's wh:1t 'II l0Sl' you " "Besides, I st.•em ''> have .. morals . You know, just natural moral:." Pendt•rgrass admits lhat h1" IJ;i:-1r aU<.hcncc 1~ fem a le, bul docirn 't th111k that fart limits h b appeal. He knows lh•· hollum lint• "If a nylhtnj.{, .. h1· s:iv:-.. "guy1> Jrt• gounc.i want to come lo thi: <'Ortt1·rt lll·euuse the y know u bunch of women will b<.· then • Six Win Libe l Act ion l'/\RIS l/\P) -Six women whn announce pro- gram~ on the Fn•nch television network h<tve won a joint l1bd action a~a1m:,t th1· rr<>nch womc·n'!> m agazine "Ma rie Clare." n-ce1vmg a symbolic award for damages or 25 ccnti; The art1cl<' rnl·nliont•d none of thl' six wom<•n by !"ame, but 1n toov1l'l1ng the magazine. the Paris court !)aid lhc paralle l drawn bctw<>en the announcerb on a tclrvHuoo s erf-en ond prostitutes • waiting for c us tom ers bl'hinl1tutcd a crlminul libel . '• THE ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL hoa moved to 1"40 f . first St., Sonta Ana 547-4801 HOtltS: e to 5, Monday thru Friday I Tuotday Novemoer 14 1918 DAILY PILOT A J I Campout Ends in Tragedy Ry n .M R \' ( l.Al s•:N °' '"• o.i1, ,., ... •"'" M .nk Kill~. 14 , will 1>4.• bunt•d 1n h1:s Hoy ~cout uniform Wt'<1ne. d.ay /\ I Jfr Scout who v. u nh•d lo bCl an Eaiile hkt.- h11o uuw rn.11 rlt•d older hroth\'r. James Allen. youna Murk d100 1n o tt•nt at lht> 11now-covered bur of MoW'll Sun Jac:mlo l'itrly Sunday ti~. hu. brt•lh~r, Elliot. nlnt• other 11couts ind two adull lt·~ukr' •r Troop SH bunJled into sleeping ha.ca lrl J 111n1tlt• Lc•11t lak Suturday In un alhimpl lo kt:t' ,, v. urm THE 'W.l'TMINSTER group mndt! camp near the •.)()()foot h•vt•I 111 ubout ~ p.m .. »ccording lo S<·outma21tt•r Don 'f~rr.> 48. when all appeared nt•1u t"llht1u11tlon ufkr trt'kkanu from above th~ mount~111 ·, ff 000 foot l1·vd through fulling 1mow S111urdJ> A Hh .. , ,11k c '1111111 \ Sh1·11H\ officer estimated h•rnpt'r .1tur1·" 1n llll' .11 t•1.1 .11 ah,,ut 20 degrees Hl' 11a1d sno,. lh.11 fl'!I ''' tht· l ,f100 foot lt•vcl for 24 hourl'I "'•'' .11 11·.1,,1 1"'11 r1·1·l hai.:h by lak SiJlurday Wht•n ,, "41uth1•111 < .1 llr11rn1u 1'~tson Company '"""' 11 ,IC'lm "'1th ,1 dt'l'Ul) .1huard discovered th(• '>tout ... iii Jh11u1 • .1 111 !',und.1v. ~t'ven of the part)' ~ 1•rt• 11uff\•rrni.: f111111 •\po:.urt· •·ouR BOY~ i\1\0 thi> two lcadl·rs were trea'\ l'd ldtt'r ul 1t th•nll'l hubp1t.il Sht·nff ~ 11fft<·1•" 'J 111 the 'mall :.now tractor th.ii fou11cl lht· i.:rouµ WJ" loo :.mall to load every· ont· ,1 hour lf11v1·n lo Statt· tl1 ~hwuy 243, lhret: miles away, wh1·n · ambulurln•:. wu1tt·d I\ dt•puty und John Farm('r, 32. the troop's htk· Ill~ <·ommitlt'(.· 1·ha1rrn;1n. rvmuined belund to wur<'h (111 tw(l m1ss1ng youth:. · Ont• boy, lht:' u(f1t•t·r i.1Hd , w<.as found im- m1•d1utt•ly VOlJN(; KIN<:·~ both wu:-. found us the ln.1l'l<>r returned fo1 the rcrrwuung bC<lulcrs and their bag gage The 'lt:ntkr 00) \hJ' hudlllt'tl in his ~lcepm~ bag, Offll'('f' Sllld . I Fill them in with anyth ing you I iR . Poems, pictures. recipes. A R1 ver8ldt· Coront:r 'b deputy a.a.id Monday th(• 14 yeur-old ap1><1rt•nlly died of cxp()llun·. but that un uutop&y was 11cheduled An Ornl18c County Council spokes m on for the Boy Scou~ of Amerlcu i.aid Monday that the troop and •1u leuci4)rs 11ppar1•ntly were well prtipared for lhc aai.auJt o n th~ mountuln thut began laist Thu~ day und ended !IO lrugically Sunch;y. "I REALLY FEEL from everything l observe thut prior training a nd prior preparaUon were ~ood . The re3t of the boys came through this In re l· atlvt>ly good sha~." said Ot!an Craft.on, field services director S~outmast.er Tf>rry uid Monday that younger boys in Troop 88. sponsored by the Ch urch of Lat· ter·day Saints In Westminster. had bffn left homl' when the group trucked 1n vans towa rd th~ ldyllwlld·Banning a rea last Thursd11y The lroup was not expecting s now when 1t 11ushcd up to the 9.500 fool level to ramp at Little Round Valley Thursday night hut the hoys did have heavy cloUung and booti. A FREEZING fo~ mov<'d up the mountain fo'ri day, forcing the scout:. to c.ilJ off the ir try ror tht· top. Terry said But because of the latenei.!-in th<' day. lbcy remained al Lillle Round Valley l"nday night It began t-0 snow. and as the scouts dei.cended the mount.am early Saturday. there was six 1nchc1> o n the ground at their camp site . In the i.now, t™.! group lost Seven Pinci> Tra il several limes. Terry s u1d . but managed to regain 1t with com passes whe n s now changed the ap- pearunce of landmark!\ AT ABOUT 5 P.M .. Tt-rry said, the t'Xhausted 1iroup madt-camp. They didn't know it. but lhey wt•rc l<.•ss thun •• mile from where they had parked the ir vans Thurtoiday Road gradl1rfi worked through the mght. dear mg l!1ghway 243 that links ldyllwild with Bann1n1? Snow ·and darkness hampered the search for lh,· ..:rn1111 tn~~t·red b> u ~aturduy call from the nw-."ng 1't•rry':-. w1f1• ~·t uboul 10 p.m, :.hcnrr·~ of hcer 1m1d BISHOP J E RRY Anderson. pastor or the :-.poncsorrnl( church. said Monday that evoryone he talked to bllld t hl· srout leaders did everything the way they should have . Tht•y brought the h oyi> down through a snowstorm and Htoppcd when exhaustion set in, he said. A sheriff's orricPr who said more than 25 people. includtng deer hunters . were t rapped in the 24 hour storm -n<>kd. "It 's easy lo get lotil In th.: snow ·· fi e added, "It appeared the leaders overex· posed themselv<'1' al times lo be ->ure the boys were all righl. When 1l :.now:. more than two reel an 25 hours. well VOVNG Kl~(. WA~ dcxcnlx:d a s J "shghl boy.·• about four ft•t•t Ill Jnd nh<>ut RO µoundi.. .. But hf' w:1~ ;1 vt"r\ 1ktc1 mincc.J young man," 'aid l31i.hop 1\nd1•1""" Thi· boy. ht• :-.u1d , filled h11> pu<'k with Wl'l~ht a nd w:llkt·d <•round We!>tminster prcparin.i for Thuri.d.1v .... 111111n~ Ht' w..i~ a 'l'<H'ht·r 1n our A;,romc Pne&thood la young ho,v~.· ~tutl) ~niup i " t'\ntll·rson added "He looked up to h1~ ultlt•r hrolht:r, Allt'n, who was an Eagle·• T HE BISHOP SA ID ttw boy·~ ra the r and m o ther. 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FOR OFFICE, HOME OR INDUSTRIAL USE. • ti (! e II ij B e ~ " e u II fl e ij B ll fl fl B b e B e £> II 8 8 B B B f l & & & B a a 8 B 8 8 :, 8' & & 8' Ill Bl e. e. 8t Bt Bt 8t Bt 81 Bl Bil 81 OI Ill 81 Ill 8' 81 8t .. • • a .. Bo f. I I ' •1N•s•1•o•e•:···c·o•m•1c·s--·s·t-oc•k•s .................................................. ~ •• P-OrtS •Movies •Television TUMday November 14 19>'8 DAILY PILOT •• IRVINE PRO GOLFER ALAN TAPIE, A COMING STAR ON THE TOUR. AP WoropllolO Matter of Time Tapie 's Goal: Winnirig Golf Title By HOWARD I •. HANDY Ot .... .,. .. , "" .. iutt Alan Tapie has reached one pinnacle on th~ PGA golf tour a nd will be look10g with m o re confidence to achieving the ultimate goal of winning an individual championship. Tap1e finished 56lh on the money list for 1978 with $58.~72 in officia l money won and thus gained an exemption from qualifying for the comi~ year The <'u rrenl resident of Irvine who will soon moye lo Laguna Niguel a nd a new home with wife l.isa and th(• couplc•'s year old son, has , set hts sights on winning a tournament champ1onstup. NOT A UNJQVE GOAL a nd certainly not ont> that 1s exclu1!1vely his But he ha/> picked 11p confidence along with h11! best money ~ ·ason and feels 1t 1s only a matter of time until he can v1s1t the wmner·s circle "l played well enough to win most of the way in several tournaments this year." he says. What broug ht about the difference aft<'r four years of struggling and barely making enough to meet expenses., .. "Everybody asks me that question." he ~ays ··1 was playing in the Doral Open and the first two rounds were jw.t hkc the la~t few years I wa:-. trying too hard and worry 1ng "THAT'S WHEN I OEOOED to IN 1t all hang out I decided I wouldn't worry about 1t 1f I played badly I s tarted to IX'ht:H• 1n my ..wine and 1t helpt'd. ·· He firus hed in a tle for fifth place 1n three dirferent to urnament s Westchester , He r itage and Greensboro and says he had a chance to Wln all thr~ "At Westcheste r. I was tied for the lead going into the fina l round but ~tarted off with bog1es on the firs t two holes and didn't com t• back. "BUT TIDS SHOVLD HELP ME in the future There 1s a lot involved 1n gaming ex· perience on the golf course. Some reach 1t sooner than others " J11 s third round at Westchester was perhaps hts best of the year. He ha d birdies on the second and fifth holes. then a ho te -in- one on the sixth to go four under on the nine After getting another bird on the 10th. he was five-under but had three bog1es before: finishing with two birds fi e can s till play that round from memory WHEN HE IS P AIRE D with Arnold Palmer. J a<'k Nicklaus. Lee Trevino or some of the other top names o n the tour. what is h is rea<'tion? .. You Just have Lo accept the situation." he says. "and realize who they arc If I am going out to be awed by them, I'm not play- ing nght. · · · 1 don "t worry about thos e guys. It doesn't make any d1fferen cl' lo m<' who I a m playinJ.! 'A1lh They are all nlCC.' guy:-. but 1f }Ou a re playing !>omebody e lse instead of the cour!>t". that 1s definitely the wrong s trategy. · I think I have learned ttu:. a nd it is Stt TAPIE. Page BZ , Rockwell Was Right About the Agony HaII ·Says Oranges Still Alive Monday Night Football Assignmen1,s Aren ~t Alu;ays Fun and Games By OAVE ct N~11'G HAM , Ol r ... o .. ,,. Potot Sl•tt 1 hl' latl' :'\or ni;1 n. Roc kwl·ll 11nct.' did a pa1nt1n~ that 1>hO\\NI Jn <t rt 1 ~ l. p n·., um ,1 h I y Mr HO<.'kwl•ll h1mst'lf. s1tt1ng in front of a blank l'~IM•I "<'nttching ht~ head '"Thi· must ll"rrrhlc thing <in II f 11 St I" a I ti r h :1 S t 0 f ;i (' {' IS a lfeadhnt" · Rork'Al'll ..,.11d of tht• puinting. wh1 l'h bN·ame the Ot•l ~. 1935 l'Over for lht• Salurda,._ F.venani:: Pos t · "OFTEN IT l.S /\ CASE nf .-either getting •l picture in on t 1 me. not don<' a~ wt• II as you like . or of doini:: 1l well and being too late to have 1 it published," said th<' artist I know Just how ht• h•lt My as· '>!gnme nt a human inlt'rC"~t sidebar s tory lo go <ilong with our regular Mondav 'J1J,!hl Foot ball art1C'lt• In1ca:-t' \1111 h;i!ln l nut ired. the U<11I) Pilot ha~ ht•cn runn 1 ng tht' ...idehar.., t·vt·ry Stabler Mum "'eel... 1A1th our "'rrlt'rs a I tern at 1ng the assignment Thl' ideas have been good J.!l'ltlnt:: a SO<'cqr player·s reac lion 111 his fir~ football gamt-. watrh1ng 11 with a Ha m :-. <'hecrleader. taking 1n thC' game at a t avern. or viewing 1t with wives of the Rams ORIGINALLY I WAS ~oing to find out whcr<' the Rams watch the game An un<'onfirmed rumC\r was c1rcufat1ng that cer lain taverns ::ind r('stauranl~ w t>re paying Ram players to watc h the game al their establishment. Obviously th<' prescnt•t• of an NF'L :-.tar would bt• good for bus ines:-.. The· rumor went l.O far as to s ay t hat the big name player.. got $250 per J:ame. while le!>:-.er known Rams drew only ~ But tht· Hams wouldn"t confirm such .1 I i!.t .ind the idc•a evt•ntually ml'l a dead end Raiders Reverse Intercept Trerul C IN C I NN/\.T I t Al'I O:i k land Ha1dt·r~ qua rll-rhatk Ken Stahler c·ould h;" <' callc:d 1t v1nd1cat1on. but hf' wasn"t t;ilk- 1 n g after toss ing three touchdown pasM·~ 1n <J nat10nally tC'lev1M•d 34 ·21 v1ctorv ovf'r thr Cinc 1nnat1 BPnguls Mo nday night E MBITTERED BY M EDI~ crit1c1sm artC'r throwing 23 tn- tcrcept1ons IO hlS first 10 j.?am('S this season, Stablc·r ront1nurrt his cold war aftNwart1s ··Nothing pt·rMm cil. I Just don't have unv comment, · said the hc•wh1s k0t>red 32-vi·ar-old Na- t1on<i l Football Le«1guc vc•tcran. dfsm 1ssing reporter~ from his cubicl<'. II(' completed mm· of 19 pas ses for 109 yards ··our dl'ft'nsc cr(•atccl the t urnovt'rs and our ofrt·nse took a d v a n t <1f5 e . " ~a 1<1 R a id t' r s· Coach John Madden as Oakland boostNi its re<'ord tn Monday night games to 11 · I I since 1970. Stabler's teammates did the talk1nJ.! for tum . s aying he d ot's n 'I dC'serve the criticism for the Ra1d<.·rs' four los:-.c s. "H E MIGHT BF. HAVING his worst yt·ar. but not to the extent lhl' pn•ss is s aying," said tight t•nd Oave Casper , who caught a 25 yarci touc hdown pa<.s a :-. Oakland built a 27 7 lead going rnto tht• final quarter t "Tht• fault 1s always blamed on tht• quarterb ~ck.'" s aid Casper "He 's got a lot of un· m'cess ary publicity," s aid cor· nerback Neal Colz1c, whose 32· yard fumble recovery return t riggercd a quick start. The problem, said Colzie, 1s "we 're hurting, but nobody m entions it." Earlier in the 'Aet'k I had con s1dcn•d gl'lting a TV sports pro du<'er's outlook on :-.uch things a!> eamt•ra a ngle:-.. tommcrcial COMMENTARY brt•aks. graph1c·s and t he· techn1t•al a.'>pt'Cl:-. of telf•v1sing a foot ball ~ame My producer was n 't av<ulable. Dead end TH EN I WAS GOING to watch the ~ame with Ram quarterback P at Haden and his w1fco Cyndi. who had JUSl given birth to a baby girl al Hoag llosp1tal 1n N<'wport rwach. '"Mr Haden and his '"fe ha\•t• decided not to g rant any in terv1ews with th~ pre!>s, ·· the hospital spokeswoman said _ /\n<I there was no anl.wt:r al lladcn's home phonl'. Dead end a~ain G l"tlmg dcs pcratt•. I d<'l'ided tn 'Aandcr the halb of the hoi.p1tal and fi nd out JUSt how many Pil l1t·nts werl' watching the gaml', and how 1mport:.tnl such an at· t1 v1ty is to a bedridden patient "W E CAN'T LET YO U do lh<tl without someone from the puhltc r<'lation:-. s taff ac<'ompany1ng you :· I 'Aas tdtd "And wc"ll iill be· gone by 6 o'clock. He~1de~ .. that would really be a n rnv;;ismn of t he p{lt1ent 's privacy to JU~t barge in on them hkc that ·· I meekl y aArced. Ot-ad end again ··You could watch 1t with ml' a nd I 'II give you spicy com· ments from a woman's point or view." my wife offered I pretended I d1dn 'l hear hl'r 1BLll the rain was comini: down tn buc kets and I n~all> d1dn 't fc.o.t'J like going out to see what kind of 1 maginat1ve idea I could dream up with gamet1m<.• JU:O.l one hour a"ay B ESIDES. WllO WOULD bl' 1n a public placl' cm a night hkl' tha t J watchinl( a git ml' bet wt•Pn thl' 6·4 Oakland Ha1dt•ri. and lht• I 9 Cinc1nnat1 Bl'nea1.,·0 It ~a., ;;i dog gamt· on a dog night I t•ons1de red rc~1gnat1on . c<.ill 1ng in s ick or callmg Jn dt'ad Even worse. I cons1dc-red wnt 1ng down my wtf<''S <,p1<:y rom ments about t he gam e HERE'S WHAT HAPPESEO: sht' toss<.-d out a few Juicy t1db1l:-. which I scribble d down. i.t nd then she asked what I had wnt· ten. l told her "'You can"l put that tn t he paP<'r' .. she protested "Hut thal"s what you sa id." I answered "Yeah. but I don"t want that 1n the• papl•r l"m senou~ · She clammed up I tried lo dr;;iw ht•r oul "'1th a few pro· St'f' AGON\', P a ge 8 2 AP Wtrepfoolo OAKLAND'S PHIL VILLAPtANO (41) GRABS PETE JOHNSON'S FACE MASK. Taking adv;intage of l>CVen C'1 n cinn a t1 tu(nover s. the Raider s. 7-4. withstood ;1 388· yard acnal barrage hy Ken An· dl•rson to move• into a first-place tie "ith Dl'nvcr in lhc American Foothall ConfcrencC' Western Division. Tht• loss plunged the mis t ake prone fk n,J.?a ls to I · 10 * * * Line Injuries Dave Taken Toll ~C:Olll IV OUAllTEllS Ott.,,~,..o & u 1 1 }4 (on< IMdl• 0 I 0 14 11 0 1\k (_()lflf\ J? t•1mf>k.. r~•urn ,~., .. flttlMt\ Oel<-Cl\t'\IN )P3\\lrom 51Al>IPr IM~nn••<k l ( 1n Joftn\On .. run (8ahr lt1C\.l O•• C41\Mr 1S CM\\ trom S~IH IM.tnn ••<•) 0d• llr.O•l1<ow II IM\l from Sl~C>lor IMM>n .. , ... '"' Cuf"f•-. 1~ IM\\ fron"I A~r\!Of\ f01thr .... , ... Con Ct• tllon 10 I><'\\ lrom Ano.rw<> IOMI• lit(k . 0 d• • ••n E~~ II run IM41nn ~•O I .. )I ll• GAME STATIUIO on cu• f lr'\I OOWT"t\ 11 17 Hu\lw\ yu10\ 1~ 'Ill 30-'ll P~"'"'1 VAflh IOJ ))) lltlurn Y•"lh 10) t» P•>•U •1•-0 JOSI .. """'' 10•8 S41 r 11mbft\ IO\I ' 0 S-J """"'"' • .,.. lo-&! 1>1' INDIVIDUAL LEAOllU RUS~I "(• 0.-kl•ncl, van E•Q""n 11 46 W?!ot li"'llon 14 • (lf•rlnnAll, JoflnMlI .. 9 19 0 110 Ctn- t lnNll. A'*"\Clf\»~ M . GrolflnO I 0 0 ~ECEIVING 0.kt .. no. (.41\~r l I\ Wl\11 llnQlon ] u (lllC;ll'INlll, '""''I 101 Grifton .. ., OeuWS f UCLA Girds for Trojans Saturday in ROse Bowl D~cider Fro m AP Dl.<ipatcbes LO S ANGELES Coach Terry Donahue was asked 1f his UCLA football team might be outmanned by Southern Cal in their Saturday battle for the Rose Bowl berth. He grinned a nd said : "We both have 90 ... Ac tually , bot h t eam s had about 95 players before injunes began to go through their of· fensive lines like the chicken pox a t a nursery school. It'!! obvious USC has done the better job of compensating for line lnju.rt.es. The Trojans pre- pared tor UCLA by crus hing Washift(lton ~10 in the mud last Saturday. "WHETH ER WE'RE out · manned or not.·· Donahue said Monday, "1 would say we would not be favored in the game ." USC's turnaround beJ:an after a loss to Arizona State tn an up· set m a rked by troubles with center snaps, when t hree cen- ter s were lost to iruury tn short order. Although they also have lost m assive tackle Anthony Munoz, the Trojans rebounded s trongly for a 5-l conference record and 8· 1 in all f!ames. Mean whil e UCLA 's once dominating team has lost five of- f E>n s Ive lineme n wh o wer e starte rs at various points in the season. The Bruins had early !iu cccss. beating Was hington a nd Stanford. Lately UCLA bogJ?ed down. just <'dging Oregon 23-21 at home and losing at Oregon State 15-13. Tha t leaves UCLA at 6-l in the P ac 10. and 8-2 overall "I DON'T BELIE VE a loss ca n ever he lp your team. because It was a n e1tat1 vc thing." the UCLA coach told re· porters. "I do believe you can respond to loslng by coming back, We know that regardless of the Oregon State game. WC' a('~ one or just two teams who ca~ go to the Rose Bowl." · A di{f ... ~nt s ituation prevaile«I last yeat . wbt>n USC edged UCLA and opened the way for I I Washington to be at P asaden a Donahue said Rick Bashore wo uld be the quarterback a~ainst USC thjs week, quashing rumors there might be a change "WE'VE WON EIGHT games with Rick· a nd he'll be our quarterback when we com e down the tunnel on Saturday:· the "coach declared. Bashore. a product of Edison High. was held to no completions und one interception againi.t OregCln State. Last week. it was a mauer of many things breakdown In protection, breakdowns in routes a nd breakdowns in reads." the UCLA coach said By ERNlt: CASTILLO Ol IM O•llY Ptlol Dependmg upon how you look ~1t 1t. th1• Anaheim Oranges arc c•1thcr dN1d o r ali ve 1n World Team Tennis I Saturda}. \\iTI Commissioner 1Butch Ruchholz anno unced the league's Anaheim. Seattle and New Orlrans franchises had gone under Mo nday, De nnis H a ll. president and general manager or the Oranges. said while the announcem ent was tt.•chnicall y corrc<'t . 1l was not necessarily so · · u 1s the 1ntent1on of the Anaheim Oranges to be part of WTT 1n 1979." ll a ll s uys. '"T<'chnically. tht• fra nchise has bt'en t t•rminated because it has not posted 1t.'> SJ00,000 letter of credit according to league 1n - terpretat1on of t'"<1stin~ by-law:. "We are awaiting 1ns truct1ons from lht• lcagul' as to procedure for applit'alion for rN1dm1ss1on tind until our obli,J.?ation tor read- m1ss1on art• known to us, there is nothing mon· I can l>UY 1othcr than rt·1tL·ratt· m y previous :.tatt'mt•nt that 1t ·~our 1ntent1on to pla) 1n 197!1 .. The Orange'~ dn·w an average of 3.200 Cam. to homl' games ill t ht• /\nah~1m Convl'nt1 on Center la..,t s eason Currcntl). only two frnnchll>cs ;i re still noallng 1n the wrr. l'hol"n1x and c;olden Gate. F.1ght tt"01ms h:I\ l' folded s ince t ht• sN•!>On l'n<h•cl in<'lud1ng the Lo'> An~t·les String!>. New York Applt's and Bo~ton Lobsters. con s 1dcrl'd thl· ll•aS(ue·s top drawing cards The WTT has ,Jlso lo:-.t 1t~ top three women C h r 1 ~ E ,. <.' r t . 1\1 a r t i n a Navratll(Jv a ;1nme but only luk<'farm on the ro~d. try to keep a nint• game' winning streak alive her e ton1ghl when they battle the Milwaukee Bucks Comini? off a 134-106 rout of the Indiana Pacers that lcfl Ott T\' Toidflltt t Channel 9 at 6 them 8·0 at home. the Lakcrs ar(' 10-4 and off to their best start since 1972 All four of their losses this year have come on tht-road Milwaukee, which has been goi n~ around 1n circ les e ver since it traded Kar«m Abdul- .1 abbar to the Lakers in 1976. is currently 6-ll on the year and situa ted in fourth place in the Midwest Divis ion of thl' Weste rn Conference. Jn recent weeks, the Lakers have bcJ?u n to p lay up t o capabilit.Jes no w tha t J abbar has res umed h1s role as the NBA'~ mos t dominating center. Adnan Dant ley a nd J a m aal Wilkes have played brilliantly at forward while Norm Nixon . Ron Boone and Lou Hudson have pro· vide d scoring punch In the back court. . I I I I I I I I I --" " -,. " " " A ,. ,. A , A A A A• A. A A " " A A " Al "' .... ,., "' "' Al ,., ~~ All "" Art Ari Ari "'' "" ..... Ari Aft ,.,, Af "" Ar /4n 11\o ,.,, A'< Alt AIC All All All •11 -~ ,..,. uni bM I>• l tO l h • ., 11 ... l••' "•' H•f ••~n "·'' Ud '-1 ,, .. l;•h ""' H~) Uf"d k•• "•• l\"' t\,.I " .... It"' h~t Hl•I HH l\•I h t'f ,,., "" .. ~. llM .,., 11.r Btr ~. Btl e.o S.11 84t 81• 81• 811 Bit 81 .. 8 "' Bot 8ol 8ol Boo llo• Bo< Uot Oos Bo\ 8o1 9't Btt t i &I 8'1 en D• °'' 0• Btt 8• 8• Sri Bu 8n a.. Bu 8'11 81t Bo '* "" "" Br• ., 811 8t 11111 1111 1111 ~ ~ .. ~ 82 0All Y PILOT A Capsule Report From the W:irtd of Sports ..... , ....... ENJOYING THE GOOD LIFE P1t<'ht•r I .Ill'.'\ Ttanl p11tf-. ,1 w.1y on hts C'll!a r as ht.' e nJOYS hb :\ew York Y ankt•t• u niform fu llo\\1ng Mond.av s agn ·C'mc•nt "1th 1111' Y::ink.., Tinnt s 1gn<'<I J l\\o:~l·l.lr p<1C'l \\Ith I ht• 't anl-s. be1:om1ng lht' I 11 st I rec ijgt·nl player in lht• l'IW IC t•n.tn dtall to Slj..!ll <l l'IHHICtl'l \.\ll h .1 TIC\\ I CJnl ~ One-year Pact to 1.asorda; Dodgers Sign Thomas From AP Di~patebes f· LOS /\NG El.ES Tht·re were just tv.(o things wrong at the party announcing Tommv l.asorda had been rehired as manai;tc r of the Los /\n~elt>S Dodgers at a salary t!Stimated at $100.000 People .still wondcr<'d why the Dodgers had lost to the Nt'W York Yankees tn the World Series, and LasQrda was m a traff1r ac·c1dcnt on the way to the announcement SCS5ion. No on<• was hurt in the• aC'r1dcnt but th<' Dod~ers manager. ne•w contrnct in hand , was t rying to bum a ndt• ho mt'. President Pl•tt·r O'Malll'y. 1n announc-ing the one.year pact with the· sk1ppN who has won National L<'ague pen nants in each of h1.s two years at th<' helm . s aid Lasorda re l·e1ved a raise and the managn s;mf "It wa ... a ver y. very good r a1s<· lie had (·arned S70.000 m 1978. and l'\'t•n Dodgi•r ... 1JH11·wb sa id an estimate ol :!00.000 for L979 was tn lhc ball µa 1 k T he Dodgers s1gnc-d Oern•I Thomas .• 1 utility m an from the San Diego Padres . to a frt·c·-agc•nt cont rJ 1·t tod a\ Thomas. in the National League since 1971 when he s tartt>d with Houston lh<'n \.\cnt lo San 01<'go. San Fran c1sco and back to the Padres. 1s a ut1hty playe r _____ q.,.,~ of tlw Dag-----. Oalla..-. Cowboy running back Tony Dorsf'lt. on hi!>. (cellngs With the press "I reel like the press IS trying to run me out or Dallas It seems that when things ar<'n 'I going Loo Jtood for us, everyone is pointing the hn~er at me When you ·r~ down. they want to talk about you and wnlc bad things about you." C'otoPtU Nfte ~ltla f:e~h Vt'tc•ran N•ntcr Oave Cowens was na med today a !> ~laycr·coach of the NHA 's Roston Celtics. replacing Tom Sandns . Cowens , an eight year pro from Florida State. ~comes the se<•ond player-coach in Ce ltics history. The firs t was also a center. Bill Ru~sell. This y<'ar's change was made with the Ce ltics struggful;y-- w1th a 2 12 record and six consecutive losses San<fers, anoth<'r former Celtics star. JOihed the Celtic:s last season .ts an as~1stant a nd wa~ promoted to head coach in Janua ry when Tommy lleln!>Obn was fired. Ar OJI~ Football ......... Tht· Top Twenty teams in The Ass~iated Press col· h•J,!e football poll. v.1th first place voles in parentheses and :,eason record~ I Penn Stall' 1:-,s 1 10 0-0 11. Maryland 9.1.0 2. Nebra~ka Iii I ~' 1-0 12.Clemson Ii I 0 3 Alabama r.11 fl 1 0 13.Arkansas 620 t Oklahoma !I I II 14.UCLA K 20 ;,.Southern ('al 1 1 1 8 1-ll 15.Purdue 7-1 I 6.llouston H 1-0 16. Michigan Stat<· f, 3 () -: M1c h1gan XI 0 17 .LouLsiana Stall' r. 2 n 8.Geor~ia k ·I 0 18. Pittsburgh 7 2 (I 9.T C'xas fl ·2-0 19.0 hio Stale Ii 2 I 10. Notre Oamt· 7·2·0 20. Georgia Tech 7.2.0 OIM--!fear Deal for Fregosl'! California Angels General Manager Buzzie • Bavasi has tndicatc.>d he will offer Manager Jim Fr.-gosi a one-year contract for the 1979 season but added that "Jim's got a JOb indefinHely" Pitcher Larry Gura, the first free agent claimed by the m aXJmum 13 clubs in this year's free agent draft, de c1ded to stay with thr Kansa!> City Royals who ~1gned the 30·year-0ld leftv to a hve·year contract worth over SI mil hon SWbata Cfted for Defnue Stan Sblbala, a freshman from Fountain Valley tUgh . was named Pacific Coast Athletic Confcrenrc defensive player Qf the week after intercepting two passes. tipping another into the hands of a teammate. recovering one fumble. makln~ td tackles and assisting on four others in the University of Pacific's 33·31 loss to Sal'\ J ose .State. A starter fnr JUSl three weeks. Shibata alrehdy has f1 v<' interceptions PCAA offensive honors went to San Jose's Rick Parma ... Ne braska will be the Big Ei~ht Confer ence's representative in the Orange Bowl. re~ardlcss of whitl happens to the Cornhus kers this weekend against Mis- souri. Lhe Miami bowl committee announced Radlo, Tirl#.,blon RADIO: Los Angeles Ki ngs a t St. Louis. 5~50 p.m . KRLA UllO\. Bob ~lier, Peter Weber report. Lake rs al MUwauk~. 6 p.m . KMPC '7101. 1 TV: The Laker) m eet the Milwa ukee Bucks 1n Milwaukee. 6 p m .. Channel 9. Chick Hearn. Pal Riley re· port • Paterno To Gain Revenge? NE'A YOHK • 1'1 Th•· m ucJcll1'tl po'<t tlf'll~On 1)(1wl 1111· 11111· Kf\'" t•\ 1•n more m Y'\t <'r1<n1-. \lo111J.1\ 111.:ht \.\ h1•11 th11·~ rl'l1a hit' '<OUl't'l'!I IOI cf 'f'ht' i\~Mll' llllt•lf l'rt'"" thul l'cnn St.1lt". thl· n.1 11un ·" 011ty un<h-h·uk d major < ttl lt•l.(l' (ooth.111 tt·.un. rt!porh~h h us d l·,rich'd to by pau lhl' Or''°.:•· Ho" I to .:t•t t•vt•n for lu:-.t \C'UI '11,..nub Tht> sourt·t~. who ull rcquestt-d unonymlty. ~"1ld l't·nn Statt: wu., 1t .. u1 111~ ff>'llo .1rd ttw Sugar Bowl if lht• uppom·nt Wt'rl' Alabarna And 1'1•nn Statt• ('o a l·h Joe· P ,11,•11111 udm1lled n·cl•1ving J phont• l',111 from Alab<llllli ':-. kea1 111 \ .1111 111 ch~1·u'.'\l> tht• pos.,1b1ltt \ .. r 11i.•l·l 11lJ.! 111 Lhl· Ga Lor Bo " I tf \•t u1 i:i.1 I01.'k!'> up a ~ugar Buv. I lwrt h It' P• .. ,N 1-ITATE cannot pl:n \ l;1 l)am .1, P.itt•rno w al> said tu f.1\or J tni> tu lht' Cotton H-0\.\l \.\ ht•n· llou~lon "' J virtua l c1·r t.•tnt) to tw tht· ho:.t lcam \II 1 lw .. our<'e:-. ..ti.:n •t•d 1t "'a" nut a l'li~t· of Penn State's duck 111g Nebraska. the 81g Eight'-; 11•prc•st•ntat1ve in the OraQgt' Howl . but rather Pati:rno gcttmg buck al thl' M1a m1 bowl for bypas!>in.: the Nittany Lions la.st year Ill favor or Arkans as. An Orang<• Bo wl r epresc n· l.tl lVl' rt•porteclly 1nv1tli.l Pt'nn Stale to meet Oklahoma la~l Yl'ar, onJy to have the Selection C'omm1tt.e<• withdraw the offer .in hour or so lakr- UN T 1 L TOP -RATE D O kl a homa was beaten b 't' N c•b ra~ka l a~t Saturdav, th~· odd~ favored an Orang~ Bov. I nati o nal c hamp1ons h1p ~howdown between the Sooners and runnc.•rup PC'nn State. Now. howevl•r. Paterno mav feel that he can capture h1s firs t·c.,·er na- tional t1Uc by defeating Pitt on Nov 21 and the n winning any bo" I ~amc !>lnC~ Penn State• \.\ ould be the nation's only un · l.Jcatcn team. Front Page Bl AGONY ••• vocat ive questions. "Do you think there's too much football on TV''" ··ves. ·· sh1: s aid. ··1 was getting nowhe rl' "Wh::it do you think a bout th1! c·xplo1tation of women 1n thosc· s k 1 mpy c httrlead!'r outf1Lc;"" 'Tm not going to comment on that .. My own wif<' was ~iv1ng me a "no comment." It was the dead t•nd to beJt all dead ends. Before the third quarte r sta rted. she was a sl('('p on the rouc:h Rem!'mh<>r the R o c k wl•ll p:.11nt1ng" It was tilled . "Tht· i\rt1~t Faet.'<i with a 0 1lcm ma " Rockw!'ll said 1t was d one "in agony o f -.out .. The ~:l m l' go<•s for this story Deity~-~· GWC'S STEVE RAKHSHANI FACES CYPRESS FRIDAY. GOLF I FOOTBALL Minute1ne11 Duel Bears Libe rt y C hris ti a n High ~ M1 nuternf"n, unh<'a l f"n and runawa y <"h a mp1o n" 1n th•· Chris tian l.t>ague. have d-1 JWll Cuyama Vulh·y·-. B<·Jr -; 1n th1· rir!>t round of the CIF Eight-man rootball playoff:, The MtnutC'm f'n. touched bv Bob Riddell. will mt.'et Cuyam.1 Valle y Saturduy C1ft ernoon (2 · 30 1 at <ke an View fl igh 1n lluntmgton lkat h Libe rty Christian has bfaslt•ll eight foes by a combmed sr un· of 312 points lo 26, shutting uut its first rour opponents. Th e d o:>est gumc Libertv Christia n has had in rolling t;> eight victories and the No ·,· berth in the CJF poll, was :$4 11 over Valley Christian in lh1• seait1on-0pencr. The Minutemen are led by h \.e three-year letterme n , four o r whi c h o perate out of t h•· backfield Mark Hopkins. K<'n Parker . Doug Hunlt1ng and Pal Arndt. Ma\l Sullivan. a 5 11. 220 pound lmeman . was All Cl F last year CIF t:•e·M.tll Foolllwll Pl<IJOlh CF1nt RouMI• ~u<"' tev •• '°"'' Vn•on t, '''llft l \llhP1.n •' H1Q P1nr Am~t 1<•fi' (,hri\114)1\ di MM ... n•I 1> 1'o Honoo ot1 MeloCIY'd"" ffmpt~•on ttt r~mot• '"'"'"'" L1nl 1tt>td Cnr•\ti•n •t ~'' .. ,,n.n<to V11th•y Chrt\lt•" '"'•m• v.u~y V\ LJbef"tY C.ttt'UU.tn "' °'. ''" V••" HIQh l~lVfllaY. ~ 101> "' I AmOiU\d()Or P•ttu t t\,.\tllW'I 1tl M4riitf'M1h,, Letdo wn for Rustlers? No Way, Says Gohkn West's Shacklej"o rd By JOHN SEV ANO Of llW D.Mty Pllet S\ottl With the Junior college rootbatl season in its last weekend of reg ula r se:L-.on action. the tv.o :in•a JCs Orange Coast <ind Golde n West will a ttempt to end theircampai~ns on h1gb notes Gold<'n West. with an Avocado Bow I be rth a I rc•ady secured a gainst C<'rritos. will try lo maintain its levf'I of cxcellenc<• a g a 1 ns t Cyp r l'S!> Friday al Orange Coal>l's LeBard Stadium. Rut Golden Wl•s t 's task ma v be tough since the Rustlers. win ners or their last seven. will bt· meeting a Cypr<'Ss tt.•am which won its first game of the year las t Saturday :ig::unst lowry Lo~ Angrles CC R t;STLE R COAC H Ra v S hackleford d1scrt'd1ls the not10.n his team might s uffer a letdown. "We'll treat this JUSl like an) other ga me." he S3 )S "We e'er t ainly don't want lo ~o into the bowl game with a loss "I don't ttunk my players will s uffe r any ktnd o f a letdown It's a eounty ~am<' and the player:> know <'ar h other :i htlle bit I c-x P<'Ct my pl~•Yl'rs to µla y hard " Thl· Gnldt•n W l'"t Cy press games of recent years have been <'xtremely close contests with last .Year being the first time ~ team has won by more tha n a touchdown in five years <GWC won 23-3 1. ALTHOUG H THEY 'VE stayed in most of their contes1s •this s eason. the Chargers haw had a rou~h time of 1t. And they ·11 have their hands full try ang t o contain the Southern C<.il Conference's top offensive and defensive teams. On top of a victory. anothe r thing GWC can s hoot ror is tht• conference defe nsive title by al lowing the Charge rs no mon• than nine points. Of course. that might be ha rd ronsidering lht• number of player s that G<>lden West should shuffle in and out "T hat ·s the only concession we'll make .·· adm i t -. Shackleford. "if some of our player s arc n ursing injur1e~. we'll rest them." THERE WILL be no rcst1n~ of players for Orange Coast a s th,. Pirates play their "Bo wl · game, hosting Cerritos Salurda) night. "If we can f!et by Cerritos 11 v.ould be a good sea.son for us. ~aid OCC coach Dick Tu<·ker Ce rritos has nothing a l s t:.ik1· 1n the OCC game It has afrc.H1) he'l'n :1ssun-d a tte for the South Coal>l Confcr<'ncc cham~ion~h1p and regardless of S aq.1rda" -. outcome. w1 If represent tht-con f t' r <· n c l' 1 n t h l' u p c' o m , n " A' or ado Ro" I THE PIRATES <6·:0 on th1· othe r hand. with a \\In. "ould fints h With thl' bl'~t OH·rall l'C'I ord the team has enjoyed in thn·l· ycars QCC i!> fresh Off an Upset VI{' tory over Santa Ana while lth' Falcons slunn<'d the J C foothull cnllcs by lJe ating S an Diego Ml·sa . 27 i · 1 ::.urt• huµt• they 're not a" ..:ood as th1·y looked the other night or Wl' n · ~oing lo be in for .1 Ion~ N'<·ntn~." com menlt·d Tuck<·r. who ~<·oukd the Ct.•r ntos San l>wgo M1·s a contest "They arr 'crv. H•r y good d•· ft·ns1vely am.I ~l' rt• gorng to have to haH· a bJlanced attack to ~at them "I th.tnk tilt' fact thPy ·re lhC' c·onfe renn• cham pio n!> \A.Ill helµ our J;U\I!> ~l!l uµ for the gam1 You al'l\J\S '4.1n1 111 beat the bt'~I tn yo ur lc..igu•· * • * Avocado Bowl Tickets on Salt· From PagP BI Mat Collision T1 C'kels an.· now on s a lt• .11 1;otd<'n W<"st Collcg<' for th1' y ~·ar "' 1\vu1·atJo Howl to h1 played Stiturda). No" 2~ at 7 :io µ m I TAPIE SETS. another reason why I have im· proved. You can 't play your compe t.Jtion. If you are in the lead and start playing the other players. you'll come right back to them." "HE PLAYS BETl'ER when he has an auclienee." wife Lisa. a native of Texas. s ays. Although he has had to qualify only five or six times on Monday prior to a tournament this year. he 1s greatly reh<'ved that this stage of his rise 1::; over at least for the coming year. "Qualifying is no longe r 1n our vocabulary." Lisa adds Does he gl'l nervous when he 1s in contention on the final round'> "f,v('rybody does . I'm sure." he says ... /\II it takes is a Little more pos1tivl' thinking and a lot more confidence. "YOU R C ONFIDENCE LEVEL is correlated to how•wcll you a rc playing. If you aren't c·onride nt yo u have troubl«> Wht•n you arc playing well. you have more confidence than when vou a rC' in contention by makin~ som<.' putts and a few chip shots •· Tapie has :t contr act with S palchng and has a partner who has helpt>d him over the rough early years of tus pro career lie was a quarterback in fool· ball and a baseball pitcher at Warrl'n lhgh in Downey. But urm trouble ·caused him to turn to golf at Cerritos College and then a ~olf scholarsrup to USC put him on the road to golfing !WC CC SS lie holds the coursf ·record at Me sa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa with a 62 and recalls that he boRicd the final hole t he duy he set the mark. "I WAS SO PUMPED UP that day f <"Ouldn't do anything l wronf{." he recalls . Ile will put th~ clubs aw1ty. • "1th few exe<'ptions. until he r<' turns to the tour tn .January. "I mny ploy Ill the pa rtner'" tournumcnt but I hat<' to make • • . the trip to Florida," he s ays • I Estancia High will be the sitP or a wrestling confrontat10n between Arizona State Universe t v and the Tustin-based Athlett•s 10 Action Saturday evcn1ng . beginning at 7 ·30. Tickets ar<' S3 for aduJts and $2 for students T hl' cont<·~t . whw h fcutufl •-. thl· \.\ 1n1wr~ of t hl• Soul h \0.1-.1 Jnd Southern C.11 ronf<'rt'n<·1·' will be play t.•d al Ct•r rtl O'. Coltt.'11.1· Af t er h i s s uc c e ss at Westchester where he picked up his big~est s ing l<' pay check of $9,930. he took four weeks off and came home lo Irvint: Such vacations are relaxing a nd give him a c·hance to forget the pressures of the lour for u few weeks . Out quitting th<' gam e Isn't tn his thoughts for lht' immediat.E' future Among the AlA contingent an· Olym p ic c h ampi on John Pete rson a nd form er NCAA champion Steve Barrell Coaching the Sun Dcv1ls from Arilona State 1s s ix-lime na l iona l champion Bobh:- Douglass Gollle·n Wt.·~t. champion of th1 · Southern Cal Confun·nC't'. will h1· m aking 1t-. -. .. 1.·und ... t r..11ght a p pearance wh1 l<' Cl'rntos. winrll'• of th<' South Coast. w1 II be mak 1n~ 1t:. 1rutial ~ho\.\ 1111.: Ad\'anC't·d !'><lit.! rt'M:n cd seal' arC' S4 ror a d ults $1 50 for GWC s tudl'nLc; a nd SI :-,o t1Jr ra('ulty on ,, li m1lt·d '"'~"' Partk:ular Peopfe Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch" College Grid Schedule "The sincere friendly concern for my particular 1peclfk:aUons In an automob ile . c onvinced me to buy from Johnson & Son." NANNETTE S. 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Alao from the Or .. nge Coa.sl area In the Big l''ive rankings w; the tcullOO moves Into its final reaul•r wook us Mult:r Dt1l <sixth In the Rig l<'1v(• l The Centra l Conre r e n re housct1 five Orange Coast area team11 with Costa Mesa movinJ( Into L~ rt1nkangs for the fi rst time thlii sea.c;on following its 3 2 victo ry ovtir No 8 El Toro Sun Clemente and Capistrano Vall .. y , t~ South Coast League's l 2 pun<'h, 1s rated in the 4.5 slot::. with Corona del Mar and El Toro 10 the 7·8 berths. Costa Men shan.-s No 10 c., .. ,.,._""-'' ........ ~. I"». "'~ ,_.. ~ TOM HERMSTAO T uoldey. Novemti.r "'· l 978 DAILY PILOT 83 Newport Top Seed Jn CIF Water Polo Pairings 0 ndefeated and defe nding time waler polo power OoW11ey champion Newport lla rbor lllgh in t~e first round, while Cofta hws dr{lwn Citrus Bell w ague Mesa wtlJ entertain Kennedy representative Redlands ll8 its Dana llllh~. n.mnerup lO M111 first opponent in the upcoming Ion V1eJo in t.he South Coast C lfo~ 4 A waler polo playoffs. League. hosts Muir High of which began Saturday. Pasadena Aho assign ed home gam es All games are tentatively Crom the Oran2e Coast area am Rcheduled for 3 15. (;ost a Mesa and Estancia In 4 A c1F ...... , .. ,.. .. "1""_..1 cirt'les. whJll' No. 2 seeded Mis 11•t11•""'"' ..._" H•,... ll \o9uncll> •I 6"""• P•r-S10n Viejo 13·A) and Da na Hills 1.11 M1111-nn •• rr.cuwno O..•• are al home also. oow ..... .,, IE•t~i. \1"" ll~ll•V •I Oo• P\w.Olo\ M is!fion VieJo must wait until 11 R•M M•• .,.,, "°'90fl•o We dnesday be fore learning n o1llnQHlll\ .. l l OO.Altm•IOO. whether it will be Pacifica or !:~:.~~ ~~~!~v Cres pi which will vi!slt Saturday u"'"""l'Y •• ....-.rv P..., m the first round ::':.." .~·:~~= '"•llllh w oiw>ft Estancia . the Sea Vie w ""•" ... •'"'"•""''"' League kingpin. battles long ~::;-...:;~~~~ .. Ao .. ••no •• S<l<w'<Y M•U• CIF ).AW "'"' 11-1 Rustlers No. I Seed l• 11.,,..•, El 0or-. Muir •I 0.... Hllh .. ~#I S..01A M<jrtA Nort" tA1.,.,~••t Se•v1t~ U9'tf'• e..cfl.-. Viii• Pdt~ lom00< •t ~.., Hoovt t Hen,•tO 411 lA Quint• tourney m l975 and 1976 and thl' s late Juruor college c rown an 1976 lndlO •t °M'ttf .. , 8 1••' •I At~ud«> Pft.ly ( \C)etlff'lt• ,., \citnttl ... t* l:iowo l..cf' •t l O\ Am•OO'- ~l'lt• A~~· (tfl'\ot~nt4 V•fll 't (,o"fld•I" Al (.abrtllo ~ool/\lllbt-• -'t<.O•• 4l Av•ttt!Oft If lloll Y\\-(IO<t J:Ol hold Of ltWnl, t11<•\ 1! p rohJhh ,tll h ,11;t• In wt•i.tr ~ l11lt· h,1t,., \II th.1l ' 1111!>:-.lllR art: ltw h .1111, \\ hf'n Lhi•) r1• on the re 11 I\'"" 1 net of JO dbow, thl'Y tuna 1 h• , 1 h, r r rt• n<•l '"'an~ th · other oJf Ill I )I l'1tul 941 ~8 Golden We s t C'olll'g•-. ur1 beaten so far thli. ::.cason. has been insta lled as the No I 1't·l'd for the Southern Cdl1forn1a water polo champmni.h11,., lh1:1t will be conduclcd next w£'ck m the GWC pool. Fullerton. 19 2 on the year, 1& tht• No 2 seed of next week's i•1ghl·tea m fie ld w hic h runs Tuesday and Wednesday. (ff"\.01 0# PM1t.ct1 lwttO t.41f0 •inf'Wllt f •• Mi-.. \I \ L" U :O tiY A PLA VER \\ hn " 11111 .. m.1ll to pl<.1y pr<> b1:1ll DROLLINGER .111.t uru· thal 1., too tall not to \\ t11lt· uth1·r-. w1lh lc!'o:-. lalt!nl art: h11l1h11r 11111 fu1 .111 ,.,,, .1 ~1<10.000. H<1lph Drollinger JW>t tu1111 1I d 11y,11 11111 i.:1.111d t11 p;,il•k up h1::. dunk 'hot and take lhl' 11t \I 11IJrlt' tu '1'\11 .1 1 r,,., l"t•t .111 h•'l·"''' 'IS" ,,1:u11bfo1 N.it1onal Brothe rhood \:,,n \ thr 1•1· \1 .11 1111 1 ut 11fft•r \llJ.~ dt'f1mtl'ly on(• ht: could 11•! 11"4' \11 1 '.111~1 II· t 111 :-.r11 .1~1·r'>. Drolhng<:r I!) awed mor ... It\. .. ~nulh \n11·1 11 Jll 1111 ,11in;1n · 1lr;1n an 1\11 Amcncan ad \ l'f "J n I lw onl\ ):oocl hll'k dw1111 he curnc/> around 1::. lht· H1 hll• 'I 11 111 111 . h;1.,k1·lh.1ll i...n 't a lah:·or dculh m alter hut 11 "r111111• lh.111 .1 g.1na i• It ,' J platform to :-.pread the W111 1! u:-.1ng lh<· h.1d .. b<1Jrth .t::. h1::. pulp1l Tll t:~W (,l 'VS :WU:llT BE .imall'urs hut their style of pl,1\ "•.trrl'll\ \II pro :-.C1 f.1r th1<, year they have lost by 11111• p111111 lo .1 Hu ..... 1.in n <Jt11mJI ll'<1m ~omc say 1i. the best 111 th1• y,orhl .met \A IHI t)\ l'l~hl ovl·r a Marquette team folks an M "" .111k1•1• ... 1v 1:-. I h1• t11p t·ollt•g1Jtc club in lhe nation. Only 1tw1 r :-.rh1•tl11li· would qualify thl.' J\IA g1rng as Je l '1•ll1·r ... Tht•" pl.1 v mm 1• on1· n1$(hl stands than a s tarving 1111 I.. hand In t h1· IJ::.l thrl'c yt:ars. they have played 127 Ill.id i!JITlt"• .tnd lfl .11 homl' Hut 1n a sport whe re playing uw uy '' tantarnont to 10 ... rng, th(• J\11\ record during the 8111 O:tlt·~ t>rn '" a '•••ntly 12H l!I They've nol only beaten the ht•:-t t·ollt•l-W ll'um s an the nation but an all-star group of the h,• ... t t•ollt•.:11m~ J ... wl'll fHlT NOROl>V T llJ\T Pl.AVS for /\IA worries about :-.t:.ih Th1•y r1· .111 ll'a m pl ~1yer~. only for them. the team 1s Chns t1analy Th1.:n· .... no ~uch Uung us individual g lory. Thl• onlv :-.n1n·1 '_.. tahlt· lhl'Y worry about is not at courts 1dc but upMa1rs Thl' goal •M•'l to n:<Jchihe playorfs .Just Heaven Bt·c·au...,1· 111 llw 1\11\ philosophy, it's not whether you win or lrn.t• that counts; 11 's how you pray the game. I •• ,..., 0 II .. J ,_lAlaV....., !Ml II • loyol• 1• I 11 /1 ) W~I C-,.. II 11 \1 • ""•-OM i.u u I l'onl-n 11 l8 • \1 ~<...Cl\ ,, 11 lo • l O\ ""Ito\ -.71 11 10 E1'4tn-r ~7 1 f ~c-........ I W•<r ... ~01 Vb l [I MO<lerw If 11 ~ J S.n11-!Ml 87 •P~1l1Wti01 o8 \ C YP•••• II I I °" • ~nny Htll\ 46-11 JM I llltl lY'l-1411 .IA l O!> Al"""'°' (4' 11 .u • \'111• PM-U-1 II lij 10\e~l•-V•lleylA •I 11 c.-tr .. c.M9'tMe I E '""'~• llMll 1CO I Aoul °"" 11-0 I 'IO J EI00<-1/ II 10 4 w" Cl-• 11·11 w ~ C..1M>1•~.,. v_, 11.11 u t Awl•loQn I 11 00 1 C.......•1-IS-JI » I lltel I.I T-l .. JI H ~· 1'1·11 ,. II Ille I c.n. -IS-JI lO Oni..to ~111 •o Clll• -W-,..._ lh ..... I 1 Ht.._,--· 1 .,.,,.,,y Holl\ ~ C.Mlhlv • l O\ AllO'I, ) Oo\ ~ b LonQ -1\ W1hon f Mor• Coot. I. E•tM<I•.' Eo R-l'IO. "Cet141Mn&. CIF ).AW-,._ 111-11 I El Oar-. L IW"*° Vleje; J R•ve<..ot Po Iv ' IACllO, ) Cre-.cen141 Va• ... ' Viii• p., .. I (•1><1110, I !>oon11te,' A""•llOn, 10 IO\ AmlQI>\ cu·~ .. •enu~ 111 ... 11 I ~ .. ml V611ey. 2 "°"'"'"· l P4IO\ Verdi>\ ' U111ver.-1y; ~ T'-"'4nd o.o--. • VIII• P•r'll f RolllnQ H1lfl.., I E•-r. • l>OOur•. 10 , ..... , ..... v •• ..., Cl" ...,, J•A CrMt c-try lltMI I 1 Vpl-. 1 Burr'OUQI\\ 18url>dna I, l 0....'11 Hiii, 4 8.-.. P<1n., ) NOrt o. L M inion Vtt .. , , l • H•b<• •• W •lnu4, ' D•n• HIM .. 10 Row l•ACI Cl" Olm .... cnu C-rt lllMll I IEtll-. 1 P~io. V•rCM•, J, twwt>ury Pcl''ll 4. c..-. • -· i. ,._,., v ... 19,, • eo.i. ....... I Wot fOfr•nce, •. U11IOrtlly, ' M•rlft•, 10 F-IWll CI~ OHfl J.A 0..1 ~ ltlMI I I \<t~ln. J Clu¥ti Hott. ) Hor(O, 4 8urt>otnll ~ M• .. r OM, ... C..0.U-V•llty. I S6n Lu" Ol><MIO. • 0.Vffly Hiits. 9 ,..,,,,.,,,Ir. 10 8ru CdMOn Top In Volleyball McEnroe Champ Coron,1 ct1·l ~ar lflgh .... !.."a King::. ha\,. di ""' 11 I ht• 11.o I '4•t•d 1n tht• ('I I-' girl' 1 1\ \11llt-v h.1ll playoffs. "h1t'h bt·.:an ~alu rday Youngest to Wm Stockholm t'rom AP Dispalcbes fe llow American P al Du Pre 6 4. 6·3. 6·2 for the title . The Rustle rs , l6·0 on thl• yc•ur. a r c working on thNr 10th ron sC<.'ulive· conlercnl'e llllt• Tht·y wo n the SoullH'r'n C<.1l1forn1a The operung round pamngs ·-"''""' Cl~I AW•1etPo+ol1'1rt1ll- f.-uH•rfOf\ l..A V ... lev '.I O < fotk Vt!"nlUfd lO"Q 11 .... c" 10 30. Pa•om•' CA'"'°' noon. Goloen w .. ,, R•Vtr\10C, t JO A10M.,_Dn M•'~ 1(,....1 •' ("h1no 0•11 C..rOen\ •1 NorllOI• Montf ldlf 41 '>ct"'" V~I ~n M•flnc>al (&Mwn<>nt ~ .. ,u"'" at Hd\wn No Twin Bills for Angels Atd\( 44Jt;!•O •I (41d~\ ~I Mon1< o di C.l\ort,.., Odil Thl' Cahforn1a An~i'll>. fre ... h off the ir bt."i.t rec:orrl and finish in the l°lub's 18 yt..•:.tr hl/>tory Wiii Of><.•n the 1979 home campaign a g ain'' Gene Mauch 's M1nnc::.ota Twin ... Ap1ll IO The An~eb ha\ l' .1nnou1wl'd a n 81 -date homl· -"'ht•dult· with no doubleheadc ri. a first for tht· l"lub The world champion Ne w York Yankee::. pay an l'arly v1~1t tu 1he lh g A with a thr ec gaml' :-.enc~ April JO-May 2. thcn rC'lurn tor d "c·ekl'nd Sl'l. ~uly 13 15 The schedule featun·' 13 wt•t•kt-nds. o ne with l'at'h Anl('l ll'iiO Lt•dg uc op ponent Each t<oam wit~ play s ix gamf'<; with the Angels at /\n<.1ht•1m Stat11um with the cxc('ptson of T1•x.1:-. Ch1<'ago a nd Oakland. who oppo~l' Callforn1<1 seven t1m('s The s umml'r monlhl> will be the busiest for M<.1nagl'r J im f'regos1's team. Wllh a total of Iii home games 1n June and 18 1n .July. California is at home 1:i limes in April. eight in :\hy and 13 1n J\ugui.t and Sep· lcmbcr ... , ... , '"" ~· \P\()tTW" \(.,..d\H•• Aprol 10 n M',..,.,.'°'" AP"' IO n O••l•nd 4'1)r 1I 14 I• 0d•I-Al)< ti 11 1'1 8<>\ton AP<•I Jt>IN•Y 1 Nf'w 'for~ M.ttv I!. 1/ M11wotvt1"" M4v 1110 (f'\t1'41QO Jul'\t' I J C.•,.V'f't4tftd JUl'lit" ~ • l 0tonlu J~ .. 10 l Hll'<Ut JIJll'N• 1811 '*'4\ J~· 11 )f t(llH"W\ (th /vlf 1 \ OM.I""° July •I 1\4111,..,,,... July • 11 ~lhn JWlf IJ 1\ Nt'11W vori... July 11 )'Y MHYW\Ot4f Jvl., 11 AUQ I ~•Ulf" AvQ 10 I? S,.•ttl .. .&uo tl t ) 0~11011 AwQ II 1• Toronlo ""° 10-n <."'w• •-\~pl ) t. 0 H<400 ..... pt I • M tl .. -H !.<tot n 11 r~·•• s-oi 2• 16 !(.,.,,.., (11• All n•Qnt ~' ~n ~· I lO ••tn 1n-fl•C'"°'M>n Of \41vf00t f\tQhl Qi.I,,,__.\ ,.. I ~II \v"'°4Y ~""'"' ., .... I ""' NASL on Television N l':W YORK Thl' North Ament'an Soccer League has signed a two year contract with CBS Sport~. and formal a nnouncem(•nt of the con tract wus expected today at a New York pre::.s confe re nce T he pact calls for nine games lO be televtsed by CBS eat'h year, &IX from .the re· gular season schl.>dulc a nd three from the playoffs. ri 0 pager WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A. •11.10 ....... ........ ~O DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT RULES WIN PRIZES WORTH t ~' , .. ""'"'' _...,._ ._ ... ., • ,...~ tM wm• .. •• n •• HttW U. t,OM•\t "'lt•il\aft..t• t.c\JfftN-0 • 1\•t1,..., 4 \ ttft "'•M<'t 4ufitk•t~ • l-'l'•~ "'"'' M ._...°"" .,. ,,,.. .,,., '""...,..to f«•ht•·•• ,....,... ,,,.__,.,..._.,t-•"'•"'-'''"'o 1 -ti .. f'IG\Kt H fltC'tCEltOO 'It,~· DI..,,_,,.," 0 ... 4Ml,Ce\UMeW C•91•• J =r:.:::r::.~~~.~":'9 .:::.:= ~~:,:!~;:: ~:::t'~~.~~~\~l~eM.= ~~~ ~ .~:·:.--.!·:~~ MORETHANl"-. ....,., .. 4C (_ ... •• 1111•1 ltY •II<_,._, 4 Eftfnf"\ """" M ""'"'•'"" t.c ....,...,. t,_.ft ~,...,.,.,.or '""'' .. ..,.. tt........cltottM O.tfyP1 .. •C.oU••weitft<-•..,•P M s:r1d-t1Y \ O.•ty ,.,._. •mploye' •ft41 t"'t•' .,,....,.._... .. tMn1tt"' ..-~ flllOt ef•4fiM« fOf'fttf"t • TIE 811 CAl<lll aLAIOC MUH 8 E l'llLEO IN 011 lH~,_V I\ VOID Corona dt·I Mar ., oppo~1t1on will bi.' l't!ht•r M,1nn<1 or St Ml.II th1as Tht''{' 1w11 will l'la1'h Thur ... day nig ht t7 :m 1 :rt ~t M<itlh1a:. t o ill•lt·1 nHnt• wh1 ('h makf'1' tht• pl.1)'11fr~ s·roct{ HOLM . S w cdl'n .lohn Mc·EnrO<', playing has ~t ('ons•·l'ul.ivt· m atches ever in a rn :11or tennis tourney. cul down Tam CuJhk ... on fi·2, fi·2 Mond ay n•J.!hl 111 win an all Amt'rican f111;,1 I in lhl' Stockholm Open Bogota Gra•d Prix BOGOTA. Colombia -Van Winitsky of the United S lates de · fea ted Italian Patricio Panini 6·2, 6·3 in the first round of the Bogota G r and Prix T e nn1::. Championships. s1,soo Play DAILY PILOT ············································•. t.1,. • A G1,.h vo11 .. ,o..1• ~ ... ,1t1q , •,t M "IH"IM' ,., Mi.Inn~·'' ((),Ot'lo• d•t M atr Ml\ttOn Y-••o .11 h1 "'°" M41t1l•tf"ot'' v tiv,•nrt ,,, •,t tn,••r•h McEnrO('. 19. who h'ad ups<'t 1 op sN•ck'<i Swede fl Jorn Borg in tlw M.:m1finab Sunday, became 1 ht· youngest winne r ever of this 1·11vcted indoor event won by J\mern:ans all but three time., Hut he was two years short of Bon(... remrd a~ the youngt."i.l lin.1list PIGSKIN PICKfKDD I ,..,m~t yl,1t• H t•• • t .~1 C. oh t\Orih ,#,,~uo...u ••ot'"'' •t ·~t •~• t "·tt•I •.,.n111 a,.,b•tf • "'' t 'iU''"'"' \..In CM,,.ft1f 011 ''"" I ,1 AnHWtf'if tT H•wpotf H .. rbOf '"'"''''"h·--· .,..,,,.... M1r1tl,..,t•• ,,, M.tt•r 0.1 M#tt IOQtUV()f\ ,ti wHl Mlftl U oflf"I '0"""' ..... HMnh~IOft 8fl¥" M t., t \t,n d i .Ahn .,n, Mlll'Ytf"lvui\f -•• h~1Ht>1Kat\ 11ut b.Jr1• t M 0"1t',...tln 1tt l...WIJM 8t"lf< f\ Paraguayan Vit'lor Pecci breezed over Chilean Alvaro f'~illol 6-0. 6-I in another first round match. SPOHSORB> BY Cl~>-• Gtrl'\ VoU•tb.tll PairutQ\ <><•~""'••"'LC Att~•· "I have never played so con· ~1 ... 11.•nt an a t o urnament ." ~1<' F:nrOC" ~aid after sconng tus 1 h ird tournament victory since he turn1.·d pro five m onths ago "I havl' played good matchc~ l>elore. but the next day I lost." In other m atches. F ernando M ayneety of P e ru d ef eated Colo mbian Javier Restrepo 6·3, 1·6, 6·3 and Austria n Hans Kary defeated G e r ve Gauvain of France 6-4, 4·6, 6·4 . Mf'lrnM>nU Utt,,,,,~ .. ,,..,,\.• •yt ~uthnt,a ti1lh. ,., l •'"' WHUll NuQ4h \ ·•' ~'" Au , l ••"""It "'I n At.1n11 "0••01WJ41An111r.,,.. v.1111 y (UYtn .. •t ~ CM(W'u•I Hn•'tA t.r • ..-wti ,., t •• Momt·• W IHt .. n,.\Wt I lt1•1.trut l th.1 .. wO'•J 4t Vdl,t f•,1r• n .. ten S11rcll'ft Trif •~her Win• TV · APPLIANCES HONG KONG Nineteen WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Atn .. mnr" ''' t It •·· t; t t t• #iil\t•rt ,,, ve.ir old Ehot T(!ltscher became tht..· yoon~est player ever to wu\ the $75,000 Hong Kong Tenrus l'at 1 on!>' Classic when he beat TAIPEI. Taiwan -Fifth· ~eeded GeoCC Maste r s e d ged fellow Australian David Carter 3·6. 6·3, 7-6 today in the first round of the $50,000 Tai~i Open tennis cha mpionships. More than $1 ,500 worth of prizes will be shared by winners of 10 weekly Pigskin Plckeroo '78 competitions. M •rmont ... 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NEW LAW, t ht• tax habihty that n in bt• offset by the crNh t will n sc to 90 percent or thP amount i'XCC<.'dlnt: $25.000 by 1982 Jn addition. as o f Nov t. th<' investrl\f'nt tax credit formerly u1u'd for m nrhincry a nd equipment also has been madt• apphcnhlt• for the rehabilitation or indus tria l ~int.I comm<.•rcial buildings that have been in u1w for 3t IN1st 20 yt•ars The {•ffcctive top rate on capital gains of co rporations has been reduced from J l.125 percent to 29 67 pcrc<ml Income taxes paid by individuals have been reduced. with increased personal exe mpUons and standard deductions fo r each taxpayer . The bill 1tlso providf's for fe wer. but wider. income br ackets. so that higher earnings do not pu.c;h tax- payf'rs mto h11<Mr tax brackets so quickly. In ad· dition. tax rates for each income bracket have been reducf'd llOW DOES ALL THIS benefit the s tock market·· From an economic viewpoint. by reduc 1ng corporate taxes. the bill should foster growth of lht• t•conomy :.ind e m ployment Along with the <'xtcnded a pplicability of the m- ' 1.:stmt•nt tax credit, 1t should create additional t·ash flow. making it possible for businesses lo un· dert akl' c·ap1tal proJCCts that were previously con· c;1dered to Ix• m::irginal A 197fi Congressional Budget Office st udy showt•d thJt in thl' long run. growth of wages, in real tt·rrns. 1s <IC'tcrmined prima rily by the growth of produtllv1ty. :.ind that growth of productivity is determined by ~rowth in expenditures for capital projects n1sin~ capital spending. then. ultima!ly ha s lht• t•fft•ct o f inc reasing reaJ wages. t us climinattnl! som1• of the inflationar y pressures t at res ult when 1nc n •ases in wages a re not offset by productivity gains Mt:ANWlllLE. I NCR EASED CASH flo w would make 1l possible for corporations to main· t<i rn or in<:rC'asl' their dividend payouts. which art• still at thl• lowt•r e nd or their range for the past 30 vears · Vl'r) 1mport:mt i\s a result or the sha rp <'aoit al ~a1ns tax n•duct1on. it will be more adva n- taJ!cOus for investo rs who have been holding stoek!>. real estate. a nd bus inesses tha t have ap· prec1akd !>Ubsta ntially to sell a nd shirt to other in.' vestments. IL would alr,o encourage investors to I akl' mOr<.' n sks tn the rinancin~ o r ventures that he lp th<' economy to grow and to own s tocks . Out perhaps of greatest s ignificance is the fact that the tax·cut bill marks a ma1or s hift in tax pol1cv from one m whic h cons ume r taxes were l'ut to encoura~e immedia te spend.mg to one aimed . ~ O ver 1'1u.· ut entouraglll~ c'ap1l<tl 1nv~·,11ng m order to deal with the problt•m of 'low ing t'cono m1 c g ro wth l . J dec hnin~ product1v 1ty, ,f,U , '' fl.l ."il."i and 10flat1on . _ The ron•H·ni-.us 111 Washington is I hat lhl'> year 's tax bill rs but the rirst s tep to ward those endi-. Thercfort'. although th<' bill may t•ontributc to furthe r market weakness on the immediate ll'rm l in response lo a ~lowing t>conomy early next year I , its favorable 1mphcat1oni-f<J' the long run s upport the• theory t hat t•qu1t1l'!'. w1IJ in time t>ci.:10 :.t lengthy period Of a boV<'·3Vt>rlJg(' returns . More info rmation on how the new tax law!. will affect you 1s presente d 1n "What the Revenue Al'l of 197R Means to lnvc>slors ." Copies are available a t ¥errill Lynch oHlccs Note Sherry Lu.ca:J 1s on occOt111t erecuttve m the Santa Ana office of Merrill Lynch. f>~rce. l"enner and Smith Michat'I ,\_ Tewall. a n ass is t ant pr•iJcCt m anagt•r 11.1th lh1• dt·ve lopment manageme nt ser vices div1~ion nl Coldwell Banker Manageme nt Corp., has been lransft·rrt'd to Newport Bea<'h with the rt'location or drv1~1on headquarter s to 4040 MacArthur Rlvd His assignments include su!>{'rv1 sion of con· c;truC'lion o r th<· t:ommf'r c ial g ro up's a d rn1nis trat1w n•nter rn El Segundo and superv1s1on of1rehabilitat1on activ1t 1l's ;.it the Foothill Shopping C~nter in Azusa a nd Bi xby Knolb Shopprng Center in Long Reach • Is lands in ttw Sun, Newport Beach, has na med Vlc&oria Thorndyke th(' South P acific travel con· '>Ultant speciahzr ng in New Zealand She wrll 'assrst r etail travel agents booking tours of Nt:w Zealand. 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Ott , .... 011 '• ou •• Otl .... 011 '1 OU 1• Oft ~ Of• ?8 .. 1\. 70 II 18 I I& I I\. .. ' 14 I 14 0 ,, ". 17 I 11 11 ' "d II I " ' II I 11 I 11 ' II I " ' " ' 10 ' ~o 4 MUTUAL FUND STOCKS I BUSINESS Tue8day' Clo inJC Price,. •I NYSE .... COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS O..Ol•l•Oft\ IN I-II-\ lt"I"" Mow VMl, M id-U ~.till! ~llW ... IOI\ l)otroll .,,,, (IN onn•lo \IOf • ••< ~••lltl •-nf'Clbf I,.. Helieft•l A\M<l•llMOI ~vtll••• O..ttt\•l\(j 111\111\tt .... .... · . , Tuesoay No11emb<J• 14 1978 IN DAILY PILOT Amlac Up, Down Land Owners . Provides By MILTON MOSKO A comp•iny called Amfar Inc. sold a htllc property a eouple of weekti ago. Only ClfCht acres. The sale broucht in S9 mllhon. It's not every acre in the world that's worth more th"o Sl million. What makes lh1s land so valuable is 1tb lora lion . on the beach at the Kaanapa li Be ach Ref.Ort on the Hawaiian island of Muui Thi! buyer planb to put up,, lux urj condominium on the site FOil AMFAC, IT WAS J UfiT rm other day's work 11 ·:.. the largest com pany In Hawaii and a maJor land owner Whenever it needs some cash, all it has to do is sell ~om~ of Its land. It still owns some 65,000 acres an Hawaii You may not recognize the rorporation name, Amfac. but you are probably familia r wtth some of Its products C&H sugar , Wakefield frozen Alaskan seafood, Parlfic Pear l canned snow crab and :-.hrimp. Fis her's cheeseb lio rluding Ch ccz ·Ola. C h e f 's Del ight and ~ Country Charm I. {r Ill> Lamb WC"~ton "' ~ s ubs 1d1 ary. with rive processing pl an t~ 1n Washington. Idaho a nd Oregon. ranks ab one of Money Tree the thr('(' largest processor-. or frozen French fr1cb. Its Fred Harvey d1v1s1on operates a ll the concessions in lhe Grand Canyon. F'n.•d Harvey runs a bunch of other rcstaur anLc; and hotels. 1nt·luding s ix Airport Marina hotcb and the Silverado Country C'lub and Resort in Californrn s Napa VaJley Silve rado 1i. another chunk of propert) Am· fac happens to own ll O'A<nS the Liberty llousc department stores in Hawau and California , WITH THE EXCEPTION OF' C&H sugar. whic h 1:-. the brand that goes on all llawau&n sugar . virtually all of these busines~s and othe~ were acquired during the pas t decade Amfac is Ha waii's largrst sugar producer. accounting for 31 percent of output. cind 1l has used it!'. land base to s coop up assorted comparues in the western part uf the c~·nental United States I ·s re<:ord pockmarked with disasters Amrac bough e Joseph Magnin chain of specialty stor es 149 un- its l and last year 1t sold it for $33 million, swallowing a loss of S21 million. It sold five Liberty House stores in the Northwest to Marshall Field It has given up on the Southwest. where it tried toopcrate stores under the Rhodes name It bought and sold Columbia River !"armers in Oregon It bought and sold a Colorado feedlot operator, Wilhelm foods It boug ht a nd !>Old the Gano-Downs !>pecialty ~torf'l> 1n De nver MOST OF L'S WOULD BE IN bankruptcy court 1f "'e had so many faf~ures on our h ands . Rut Amfac d~sn 't havl' to worry as long as it '!'. s itting cm all that valuahlc land Th~ Kaan:ipali Bearh Resort on Maui l·over:-. 850 .icrt.-'s It s oceanfront land lhat border!> on l>ugar cant.-' ficldl> Amf:tc owns it a ll thl' sugar cane fields a nd the- oreanfro nt property When you ran sell an at•rc for more than SI million. you don 't have lo worry ...: ..... ... • Wall Street Staggers Under lmerest Cloud~~ NEW YORK 1AP1 Stock prices fell sharply ro r the · second s trail':ht session today a.c; analysts painted a gloomy picture of the outlook for inte rest rates The Dow J o nes a\ era~e of 30 indu'ltnals. which fell 15 08 points Mo ndav to its lowest closing level in seven months. lostan'Jther6 75 to785 26today .4tto~k• In Th*" Spotlight NEW YOAtC fAS>• Stt"< " o,., pru-.ino nrt ,~ ol thor t1f1•..-" m(ht _. • .,. 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""°' -'""" 1(1 -~··· ""'" '"" , ....... 83 ovc"uav (,.,..., \'ul flrvm..., G FAElHAHO Sl<ETCHINO ()Ooll\I ( 19 TJl '•lly Se'Yel ... l lktt 'W!fnm0< A 1>ot11u11lul Qtrl " IC)fn ~IWt!t•n IWO ,.,.,..,, '""' ttvino ,.,111 '"" 01..., Clff.l<J I•' n.~ I 0 ROI HAPl'V DAYS '"" fom 11 A114"QM: ro 011 11 f Ortl tu<l<l1trlly 11•p1111en<;1u 1nou11110 111ac.i.1 wllfl1..,ver """ Ull\)UI 1"'->U fl Qtrl G) CAROL BUf\NETT ANO FRIENDS IJU41•1' Al41n Ktng LOii• /wvutc•rn Cl) MOVIE • • • • S•b""" ( 111!>41 ttvmpllrov Oog11rl A•JOtey ltt'Pl><ltrt I ht> <111uglllu1 OI In I 1m1ly cll1uttw• la ,.,ugnt •ll"r by two ""''·'""v aoc11111to oroti-1 t•' hf•. til) FALL OF EAGLES "'" lll't Ts.ii Wt.on A~··"°"' Ill <1'61 ~· ·~ W6'1~ •WllNo<l N"h<>IH 1nn1""~ lhll Rutsr•n 1hront• '1!) GLOBAL PAPER ~"'"""O Tl"'~ .... J C88N WS 10 "8C NEWS 8 30 'I) I LOVE LUCY Call Brr Madam 11111 fight fO< fOO<l A lou" JI U S load policy ,.no now 11 allt!Ct~ me •u•t o111n1• wo"o 1P1111 2 ot 11 \\ttk"•"'-' ,,, .. f~hf • •"' , ... , I\/ l \I\-, 4 ''' l t• • "" • ..., .. h f(W ''"''""' • ~ W MICHAEl JACK.SON \tyl'f'COI• llSI 111.J 1nt .... 11111.,. .. ,Vt"tl (\. t ·•~ l ... ~)\.""1 t.lih .. t:xt\Jt lHf"'•'JUWI"' • fr\t~ t'lttfh•"'Q ... ,..W,.tftic ~ tXW"t1 Hl\) d1 btftf' ,tnd \llHP\lt. 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DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS F1n1shmq Wllri 'dbr•, $ J()t(ER'S WILD G) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN WPHlt' SPaq,,nmo fOf' '"" missmg s1..ttW11t~1~ Stttv,. 1 30 I) T~E MUPPETS (11.t•"'lt c '"'"'I dlhl 0 CANDID CAMERA Chonn~I IA111 in911 8 1\111 l 1CBS) LC''> Anqt>lt''> 0 ~NBC 1NBCl Lo ... An<Jelc>'> U K1LA llnL1 I L o -. AnQPlec, 0 Mf\ TV 1ABCI LO'> AnqP1t•-.. J "f M~ 11...flSl S.in Diego 0 ~HJ l\ 1lntJ) LO'> Anqt'lt''> OJ' ~cs r 1 ABCJ San D•1'QO Q) KTTV 1 tn .1 I Lo, AnQel..,., Cl) ~COP TV (Ina I LO'> Ang1· ... , ED ~C( l r I PBSI LO!> Anqt>lt•!> '1!> KOCE TV 1PBS1 Huntingto n 8Pi1Cn Dyan Cannon Shines 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0 I~ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (I) AOAM-12 Ollot.<'• Mall• •v d.lt9!> "'" rtt...-, Q1d "' tn~ ~t11no "'KA wtl•J I~ tnt.1 fUOC.e Of t.l ffJllUW ,,ftt(~f fI) 28 TONIGHT I • ·l:luc.<>• •epur lf•I E Ion ..,nth•~ ""'P'°'"i. lne qrowm ,,, rnl11J10us b•o11ocast1nQ m 111e Uni1N1 Slalei. '1!) NEWSCHECI< a THE GONG SHOW 8 00 0 l tJ THE PAPER CHASE w 1111s Bell s <101nrmm11t1011 tn c-nonge nos unNat1er1n9 ei•clu•e on Prof Kings· l1••ld ~ seating chart 1nv<>1ves Harl and him "' an flmbarrass1ng pred•CcJ · m~nt 0 LIFELINE r>r W1ll1am Watson Morgan 11 pe<11atric su1 gt•nn a1 Memorral Mission Hosp1ta11n Ashl'v•llt'. NO<th C.t•ohna. rs p.oftled (Pa•I t 01 :n 0 MO\llE • • •, Lisa Anet fnu 9:00 0 C.l) THE WORO Ranooll 16.'>tnS lrom tile ooughlnr (Flonn<la Botkan) of Ille m1s~1nq 111cho0010 q1s1 "'no uoour1neo lhP e1ocumen1 lhal someone •s out 10 sat:>Otoge ll•s ettotts tPllrt 3014) 0 NBCMOVIE 'lady 01 TM HOUIM' (t>r11mltlfej [))-an Cannon Armand Auonte Sally Stanl0<<l's 11se from San Fronctsco ma<lam 10 may- or ol Sousahto. Cahtom1<1 ts d• ama11ze<1 fJ (f~ THAEFS COMPANY Ch,.uy·s New Boss" Chrissy annou~s sne has bef>n promotf'd 10 pnvate secretarv ano is k>ov•ng on an overn1gh1 business '"P with her new boss 0 TICTACDOUOH Q) MERV GRIFFIN Gu~sts Od;nev Tom Brokaw J.inf' PaUlf1Y The- odore While. W1111.im 'Lady' Romanticized By JAY SHARBUTT LOS ANGELES IAP) Sally Sta nford is a grand old damsel who ran a famous. e legant San F'ranc1sco bawdyhoust• 1 n the 1930s and 1940s Now thev'v<' gone and made a TV movie about her .. Lady or th<' llOUl>(.'.. IS lhl' rilm 's namt· · It airs tonight 1Ch annel 4. al 91 and st ars Dyan Cannon. whose acting as brilliant c\'en 1r her makeup 1n some scenes as the ancient M 1ss Stun ford isn't (TV REVIEW J scenes aren't vt~ry convincing or effective NOR ARE TllOS f: or a PO'-l prison bit where she moves lo Ventura. Cahf . b<'fri<'nds an al legal alien Jessi' D1rnn and. to makl' L•nds mcc•t. l'.H.•c·nmes a bootlegger c·a t1.•rrng to oilfield "ork(.'r" Rut stick "1th the s how Just as yOU lhmk '\UC ha:. foaled a turkey, a youn~. hands ome. eultured San Francisco lawyer 1 Armand Assante) arri ve~ at her door. set>kmg a lady who fleeced tus client of $1. 700 This wealthy Prance Charming 1s promptly fleeced of hi s heart a nd. not k:oowanJt of her bootleg. gang past. \\OO~ and an time ~eds her. IM PROBABL E. V ES. and Hon Koslow·s Sl'ript conta in~ such start·Of romancC' chat as "You one of thOS(' Italian smoothies"" and later "Ile was :J true gentleman lie trNllt:'d me lake a lady .. Still. Assante and Mass Cannon somehow make all this work by spare. economical actin~ that is a prime example of how to turn ' TUBE TOPPERS K llJ fJ 6 00-B askclbal I The La kt-rs try t o makt• tl 10 victories tn a row us lht·y l<ik t• on t he Buck~ m M1lwaukct.• · CBS 8 9.00 -"The Word." I n the third t•ps1odl' of this four-part miniseries. tht· an:heolog1eal find is threatened by s~t)f)lagc. ABC U 11 .:m -"Deliverance ... Burt 1-h'ynolds and Jon Voight star in this 1972 mov1(• elrama about four men fighting for ~u"'t'al on a rafting expechtion. Manchester A• lhur Sc;hlelllnget Jr till P8S MOVIE • * • · Orstont Tnun<ler" ( 19731 Otrecteoe 1n hle- ~tes W MASTERPIECE THEATRE The 0ucht'11!. 01 Ouktt SltfJel The B1.1rgoin ' Lou•· sa collapses uncte. llW' strain 01 1ry1ng to keep tile 1101el ChMles fyrreo olfeu 10 buy Ille le&MI (Pait 4 ol 151 9:30 fJ [Q) TAXI Money Trouble" Jolln and 111s new wlle Suzanne reacl\ a cns.s l>Otl'lt 1n Ille•• m1m11>QO wnen one 01 1hom has 10 drop out ot c:oOege bec:au&e of Iman c101woes 0 AOVENTUAERS Skeleton lrt Th" Cupboa•O" 10:00 U 0 NEWS fJ @I STARSICY & HUTCH Dan<lrvlf' Sta•sky ane1 Hutc h pose as ha.,. oressers 10 epprenend an .ntamous 1ewel tlltet e><e- pa11ng 10< a mulh-m1thon <IOlll!t h6'SI Q) NIGHT GAUEAY A psyclltC 1nves11gal0< con Clue.ts an e'penment 10 r8C"'Vt.' vrbrllliOtlS from " '\C81pel '1!) NEWSCHECI< 10:30 Q) Q) NEWS '1!) VOTER'S PIPELINE 11001)00(})® NEWS U OATINGOAME 0 LOVE EXPERTS Q) THE OONO SHOW d) MONTY PYTHON'S Fl VINO CIRCUS "Spot The Looney .. "Thi! Boole A1 aecmme: • the Kam• Kaye oo olf on 11 sec1et miss.on pengutnS. a scien11s1. end an 1 0 tesl ~1 1nto the plOI (Al fll) DICK CA V£TT Quest Emlyn Williams (Part 1 01 21 11 30 0 Cl) BARNABY JONES · Sing A Song 01 Murder' Two amet1-11mo snow busi· ness menagen try 10 take advantaoe ol o rock star s d611th by na1cn1ng a kKl- napp1r19 plot IRI 0 TONIGHT Ho'' Johnny Carson Guests BuOdy Hact.ell. Anlnony HopktnS 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "Probe 7 •• ~ At>d OUI . fJ @} A8C MOVIE • • • • "Oetrve•ance (19 721 &Jn AeynolOs. JOI' V0tQhl Four crly men er><;OUrtle< une•pectecl let· r0ts on a wtld rolt1ng expe. dttr<>n on .i backwOOCls river (Al 0 MOVIE • • "Winter Ktll' ( 197•1 Anely Grtllttn Sheree NO<th A mountain c:om· muntty is ten0<1lecl by a mys1ertOUS muroerer (2 his I Q) THE 000 COUPlE Fet•• Oscar and Nancy get trapped 111 the b~t 1us1 pnor to go.no to " masquerade party Q) OETSMART A pl«BsaN "'''' IO lhe park turn~ 1n10 a tetnlll alf1111 fI) CAPTIONED ABC NEW S A pr<'hmmar~ note 1r you an• of blueno-;e J>('rsuas1on . rt·st as s ured that lastl' and d1 sC'rct1on run rampant m this two-hour film and that bordello (·aper' are by no mt·ans the main P\'cnt or the show Dinah Slwre, Peck Honored verbal dross mto dramett1c gold _...._.,..a ... THE MOVIE IS a direct. 1f highly romantic . talc of her col orful hfe and ltm(·s. heav1l) t rn~cd with !--<tdness It start~ with the lady. 1r1 her 80:., musing about her past Which s tarts the cxpcct(•d nashback lo her childhood In Raker. Ore .. where. at age 15. she falls for a gent who wanL'> to whisk her off to Colorado for purposes of marriage Shl· want:. no pre -manlal romp, though, warning: "I just w<int l'Very- lhingtoberesp<-ctable." Alas. her · true love 1s cartl•d away on e mbezzlement charges and s he gets two years in jail as his accomplice, despite ht>r claims of innocence. These LOS A!':GEl.ES <AP•-En- lt'rta1nl'rs D1n:.ih Shore and c;n·i:ory P<'t'k have received tht' 10th annual Scopus Award from the Amt·rit'an f''n cnds of thl' llcb rt.·w Unive r s i t y 1n Jerusakm Last year·-. winner. Frank Sinatra. said an presenting the award Sunday na~ht that Miss Shor<' and r ('(·k "havt• achieved the hight•st :-tund;Hds of ex cellenc<' m thl'ir prnf1•s:.1ons and ha v1• :.upportt•rl human1tan:111 C'a uSt·s ar1 the· spirit of tlw founde r:. of the Hebrew Univl•rc;1t v " Th<'1r scenes are excellent. hke w1se Mass Cannon 's work as a lad y proceeding down Rue Regret w1th an adopted infant ~on. Jon David. her m arnage destroyed by a s1stcr·tn·law who learns of her pa!>l SHF.'S CONVINCING at all times. whether fi ghting a pohct• frame-up after her divorce or acting the gracious hostess at her fabled pleasure palace And even the scnpt seems convinc- ing here. But the last act in which she gives up her Wlt'ked wayi.. opens a restaurant an Sausul1to. Calif .. and runs for mayor there -1s a le tdown. j u st padd 1n~ in a project that started bad and became good. PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $40 .... 100-1 TO CHOOSI FttOM SAVE $40 5189 ::~~ 5 199 \ I con• MUA/t41WW'OeT MACH Mtl.11tlt-, . ...,......,. ._ ......... _.._~ ....... U1~U7 1M ... 1~6 CIONtl ... ...,..,: MAGIC iRe"..Jrl..::-1 '".':~~::1 .• (ii). NOW RT SHCIAU.Y SE\.ECTED THEATMS NEAR YOU BRISTOL CINEMA Costa Mesa S..0·7444 CINEDO.-E Or1nge 634-2553 STADIUM DRIVE-IN Orange 639·8770 UACINEMA Westminster Mall 893·0546 FOA OflANOE COVHTY PPQGAAM INFOAMA TION CALL ~ FREE _.., IOO 04MQ 41"10ltD rOll TMN ttoOAOOllNI I I 0 0 f > I ' • 0.. I \NO[R~ON) REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT Series Filming H ui Lmden and Cl'll'!-.tc Holm s tep off a F ifth Avenue bu s in :"\e\v York during the film ing of a new t cl<.•v1sion series called "Spol11j.!hl." Tht! city 1s mcrca~ingly be ing U!>ed for location filming Steve Allen Released TUCSON. Ariz. CA P > Entertainer Steve Al · len has been released from St. J oseph 's llosp1tal after a bout with the flu and a 104·degree tem· perature Allen was hospatahzed s hortly after arnving here Thursday for a benefit for the hospital. Reg T Mornson. hospital foundation president. said Allen was "very sick " when he arrived. NOW PLAYING 011.AllOI MUl A ~l'l)ml I t1'11 PICTW I ~ I Clll(IH WUT UA Ctll(MA · ' .... l J.t'l w.,,~,. 1..-• tt~' 44'J1 (i.,ril..I M...__. >') ~tJ • 111 • I TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS MORNING li:1>0 9 TWILIGHT ZOHE A l(;hOc)lleacner 1e1um1> to lier 111>llf1ment l o fond a cMc:t w.amng IO< her I tier• • ~ HfTCHC()Cf( PM8EHT8 Two 8'\0tneeB t!o111 eacll other end a tnj>Unt-.n 10 ~ a tunnel butlt on time a> HOHEYMOOHERS Ralpn and Ed 1urn a maaque•ll<le pariy trtto tunnOtl 1uoe MO\llE * * * "TIMI Nanny 119651 Betit! Qa.,~. Wenay C.a;g A <1111urbt'IO Ch•kl and ll•s 11annv ,_, •Kh other IO< the>f •lllC>Qnltblllly •n the Oeelll ()/ lhe boys sr.iter I t ht . SS mil\ I G) MOVIE • • • ., "The lest 8lltztcre10" ( 19S91 Van Johnson, l(e1w1n M•llhews The lanaltcal son ot a Nazt Q11nfW al leads a squ11<1 01 Gefmon oom· monOos t>entnd lt>e Allied hnes 10< sabotage and murde< ctunno 111e ea111e ot Ille &.ltge (2 hrs I 0) MOVIE • • • "Oemet>ltd 13 ( t9&41 W1ll1a.., C&mpbe41. luaN Anoen A pgycllO- palh. c1tnotng 10 1116 mem- O<Y ot d dead Mite•. IS rlllC)OnS•ble IQ< ll 1)6(te5 OI axe mutders "' 1n lttst't caatle 11 hf • 30 min I 12:40 tJ Cl) Cas LA TE MOVIE • • • Franc!$ Gary Powers· ThOl True SIO<V 01 Tt>e U·2 Spy tnc>dent" ( 111761 l.ee M•fO'S. Nt!llem· •all Petsolf Tile -•s S<Jrrounchno the Sh<>Ollng down of an Ame;-IC3n spy plane ove< IM u SS R ore oramat1n<1 (Al 1:00 D TOMORAOW Gues11 Geoffrey and Ber· nar Scl\OOIOays ( t9S21 Rot>«I Newton. Otana Wynya1d A young bOy ~ sent 10 an e•olu5111t! 8ntlst't boa•<l•ng schOOI (2 '1fS I 0) OETSMART Alter Ma• reveels tllat he IS a sec.rel agent, htS lriend put SUBCleS Ma.< .ind I he en.el 10 1111 hlfTI t>ete> on an asJ10gnment (Pan 21 2:250 NEWS 2.308G) NEWS MOVIE • •,, "The N!Qhl 01 The Blood 88861" ( 111681 MtChMI Emmel. Angel• Greene An •1tron11ul eSl•blt~ communlC&· 1100 W1111 an llllen betl'IQ. ( 1 hr. 26mln I • MOVIE * • ··F1119" ( t9S I) Wllll.,,, Phipps. Su$&t'I Oouglu_ The ltve people lef1 on Eorth 11tler oo atomlC )tu t dlscoYef 11111 trout>l4J° CNI erupt -1n Ed«! (,2 hrt ) 3:00 I) MOVI£ • • • "Season 0 1 PaSSton" p96tl Ernest Bo<gn1ne, Anne Ba•l&t. Aller •Pllf'<ltng •••teen 1ayott ~· ""'"' o•rt-troenas. two sug111 c- C\ltter• cteclde on eome- th1.rlg dltltlfenl tor the sevetllllllfllll ( 1 hr • 3~ mon) 3:660 NEWS 4:00 9 MOVIE • _* L "Carol"'a Moon" ( 1940) Genft Autry Ctl•m- p1on A cowboy l!f>COUnterr; romance and aoventu1e (I hr I 0 MOVIE • • • "Swing Time" ( 19361 Fred A$18'fe G1noer Rogers A gambllng ClllllGe( has a llard llme aaviog money 10 marry h•s s-111e11r1 but oomphca- hons 1111se "'hen ne lell11 lor anotiww (2 hrs I 4:30 0) MOVIE • • "Ttin w amoo Men- 119SS) AanOOlph Sco!I. RtCl\erd Boone A rand>- ,.. s wire! ClectOllS 10 marry 11\e MP'-ol an Aritona cattle baron against the W1me& ol hilr gucJ(Cl1on. 11 hr JOm•n) Wedne•doy•s Doyiinte Movie• AFTERNOON 12:00 0 ••·~"Green Grass Of Wyomtno" ( t948) Peggy C...mmons. Cllanes ~n The rtvalry between a ranclle< and 11 b<900er ot tro111no n0<ses causes p<oblems lor a young oou- p1e 1n k>ve (tnr .30 mtnl Q) •••"The 6'0 Snot" ( 1942) Humpll<ey 8ogar1, Irene Mennrng Tho Oki hie of cume hol<ls appeal l0t a tn1eu-11me loS8f ( 1 "' . 50 mrn) 'Soap' Worst In Chureh Poll NASHVILLE. Tenn. !AP> -ABC's "Soap" has topped the list of the 10 most-offensive s hows on television in the second annua l television sur· vey of the million member Church of God. NBC's "Little House on the Prame" headed the IO-best list of members of the church, the na· lion ·s oldest p<-ntecosta l denomination. The survey represents 50.000 responses to 300.000 questionnaires distributed to church mem- bers an 50 states, according to the Rev. Carl Richa rdson. radio and tclev1s1on director of the church. RICHARDSON SAID thl' church intend.c; tn v.a rn sponsors of obJect1onable programming \bat "beginnmg m January. 1979, we will not do hus1 · ness with them if their advertising dollars continue lo s ponsor offensive programs. The church's Homes a nd Family Life Com mission limed the sampling lo coincide with tht.• first Nielsen ratings of the new season. he said Viewers were asked lo rate the fall run of prime-time shows based on such cntcna as enter tamment. educational. ethi cal, moral and spintual value. Church members were also asked to check portrayals of family life. use of obscene speech. portrayal of drugs and alcohol. ilhc1t st•x and violence. AFTER "SOA P," THOSE programs ranked most offensive, an order. were· "Three's Com pany," ABC ; "All In The Family," CBS. "Cha r lie's AnJ?els ." ABC. "M·A·S·H." CBS, "The Jeffersons." CBS: "One Day Al A Time," CBS. "Love Boat." ABC, "Vegas," ABC and "Good Times."CBS So.tti Cont Acton Co-op Find Schvsss wttat you ia ~ wardlinq ffw TALENT want in the Skiing classified ads of the Au woe-. 6 lyMs. 10' 00111bi8 ~~"'""~~~ .. Daily Pilot O~a. "'°°"'•"'O fV Ft...,. fntwtm 642-6678 ~runt• A L•tfa~ .. l714t 957-0282 STARTS TOMORROW c.5\ 5ingle dream i5 more powerful than a t~ousand rcdlitico;. ~ ~~L v.f.lff7 l'ROOUCTJON 'tl\LJ'ti IWl!ittl nL '4 111 II 11>1\.,,,•1lff L()lll)llt !lit RI....,_\ -,.,U:O\.WIROM.~"lA.\ ,_.,UllCl~CO'OIW'l(.""f'f:TI.k S llf.AC.lt ·-.. ,. ..... .,J Rll TOlKJ!>j .,.....,.. ,. '>AlJl 1.AL'!.Tl • l..,..,.., MAI.ft! IW'.-'ltl -, edwards BRISTOL CINEMA HIUOL ,Al MACAftTHUl 540-7444 , 1 1 COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE . . ... .. Don't looic. at M E oi though I' vu to"en YOUR choir 1' SUPE RH EROES SHOE MOON MULLINS .. GERIATRIX ?1?1C&'7 GO UP FP6 Tl?Z 'THAN ! CAN GEi TO THE SUPE~~ET! DENNIS THE MENACE '1 WANT YOU TO SEE T~IS : T~ KIO SPIU.S STlff AU. OYER ~~ING, >NO HIS~ JOST SWUS N4D WI~ fT UP!• MISS PEACH S<JME O"~ l FUL. ™' ft..IN ~I~ .JLAT ~ Ml.~' GORDO C) ·'·~···· by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta by Jeff MacNefly by Ferd and Tom Johnson A THE.ATE;..: TWN0 HA Pt:"'E.:. EC' T~""l .tfc OIJTHE WAY7v i#E !=l)NNV r.::w1&Hr l . I N NO!JOCJV CAAi GETSOFAR CUT .JUSr l3E:JAJG CoN· STA<.,'"-£:, .ICD.\CH/ JUDGE PARKER ~ y ;. --, ... by Tom Batiuk by Mell (~)l~~lD MME lZ> GO~ ON ~ ~ NC.Ii CMY." c . . ...... '•" ,. t , • ' ., AGATHA CRUMM ARE YOO S.l.YING Y0oR PRAYE~, 0UNN Y 1 OR .SMOCK SORRY, :t CAN'~ Re.MOve 1"HA~ IAllOO FROM YOUR S H OUl-Df:R , N\ISS F 5 RN ..... by Gus Arriola ANO ~ PINI< BAB'{ ' J UAltcv:<: ·, -SPOT PUTS A<E <YJ MARS! by Harold Le Ooux IT'S THE (~'$ DAY OfF ... 6UT r'tl Tftf TO R.USTLf SOMETHING UP FOR YOU ! IN THE ME.AHTJME. W'tf'( ()()+(1 YOU TEJ.l Mi THE REAL REASON FOR YOLJR u.t.l. ~ r TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY r'M r:'ETURNING WHY ? -· DOESN'T IT TA LK.., THIS TALKIN G,_ __ DOLL r IT URE DOES--· IT KEPT ME AWAKE ALL NIGHT ~· ., by Tom K. Ryan by Ernie Bushmiller. F fr Tu.day November 14 1978 DAIL V PILOT lfT PEANUTS by Charles M. Schul z I THINK lHE BATTE~'( IN M'i HEAO AAS GONE DEAo, MARCIE ... MA'(BE 'Jl.IE CUSIDOIAN HAS SOME JUW'Ef{ CASlf 5 ~. CAH 60AAOW, SIR lfS A SIN TO MAKE FUN OF A DUMB FRIEND, MARCIE! by Bill Hoest ~.GRM'MA . l'M TRAA5MITTING •·· SOT HOW CAN I 0E SURE HE '6 RECEIV ING '? by George Lemont e u -r \IV11H CRBA1"1Vf;:: A se:R1es OF SKIN GRAF~S, .:t. COLJl.-D MOVe;; II AROUN D "10 WHe;;R E ONt..-Y C t...055 FR l 5NDS M.e;=;DtCI NB I WOLJt...P KNOW YOU HAVE: 11" TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Clottunq 5 Mo1e1y 9 Pythias· 111eno 14 US A 15 D1sparaQe 16 "A Bell tor 11 Rooen1~ lR Robe 19 Enchllntress 20 Inner Anal 'n Apa11ment 24 Swindled Slang 26 Heavens 'l7 -accomph 29 Nourished JO Drain 3J very baa J7 Mete 38 Got up 39 Lug 40 Abanoon 41 Length unll •2 Jalopy «Blaster s Item· Abbr ,5 Possessive WOfd 46 Sa11a1e 47 Fill lhe tank l words UNITED Feature Syndicate t9 Con1ain1•r 53 ShorHiv1•d 57 Actor - McOut•••• SP Grtp 59 011 coun11 y 61 "Henry IV" character 61 Rich cakt• 03 Slave of old 64 Monster 65 AQuallc an1· mal 66Cl1a11 67 Tree home DOWN 17 S1ng1rs 1 More willing 13 Not one 2 Chemical 71 RPnl prehl l3 Secures 3 R1ghH1and 15 Tt-legrdf1h• pege >Ound 4 Meal 18 Goiters 5 US Pres lO Tower 6 Askew vi Thomas - 1 Soow veh1· ld1so11 cies 31 Ct11rp 8 Sausages 33 Foohs'l 9 Sped 34 Prer,s 10 Farewell 3~ Smul So J6 Cereal gr.tss II Japane~e J7 (~Dial ship name co .. _ -oray '2 Slope 43 Chem .. 1ai,., 4'i Imped• '' Dep0r1mcot Archa·r 411 Analy/P 'iO L 1gn1 anchOf 51 Tinker to - 10 Chane" 57 Dogma :,J f 11e rnJI Prell• .. 54 Consp1rJC'!' 55 Male animal 56 Flannel 60 Semr 1 i 1 l I f . • ' I j j -DAILY PtLOf 'Time of Life' at New SCR Theater For the operun~ production an its new "drt:nm theater," South Coast Repertory ha!i rea<'ht'd bar k into both its own and the nation '5 hcnta2e for a nostalJCic blenrt of reahly and fantasy 1 Wilham Saroyan's "The 1'lme of Your l.1rt' was t bt Costa Mt.•su company !I Uurd show durtnR lht> 1n1Uul eason of tht• Third Stt•p Thc·ater an 1967 68 Wr1tt.-11 rw.11 lht" 1•nd or lhl' GrC'al Dt'presblOO, ll embodte!> tht> sp1r1t of tnd1vuJ1111h~ni wha<'h would. yeor• latt>r become known 1:1i. ·do1116il ) our own thln~ · · It i!> nc)I rllfrit'ult lo u1Hl1•NH1nd SC'R ·., urf('t'laon for lhli. pla . :-.1n1•t• lht• t•11mp1tr\)' h:t:i< bt•1•n tlOIOI( I\'.\ own t han~. and quilt' 'iUt't'H,fully, for tht• pn1'1 14 't•it r'I l\n<l. nn "IUC'h un .1u~p1<•1ous occasion ur. th1• opt>n1nf: of 1t:. lot1tt .. 1"H11t.-d 1-'ourth Step Thc11k1 . a lattlt' andul~NH"t• mu1'l tw 11t•rrn1ttt'<1 Then• art• twl tt·r work.JS ti( lht.>liltt>r ·'"·•11.tbh• an1I S(.R "'" ~··t Mound lo thl•m ,., t•ntu.ilh <\T Tl .. : MOM•:NT, hmwH•r lhc-rt-p('rtOr} J)IJH'I' 111'\' ha~rn.: th1• tanw ol tht'lt o"n Hvt'l'I with th1· ~Jrm .1.n pat-t''' .1 hal 111 ltwaln<'aJ fra~llat y wt .11o:1t111!'.l .1 n -.ih,lll' h.11 I.drop " dan~y San Ft an t'll><'O ".11t•rlntnl h.1r "h1•r1• onl" h) ont' l'UC'h of th1· pl.n ·" :!7 t h.1r.u•1t•r' h,1, h" or her momt>nl in th•· ~putl1.iht fht''l' '''l'Jf .. tt> inlt'rludcs fllt•'h 'lnt)C.llhh 111lt1 th,· ,.n,t·mhh' undN th<' d1rertor 1.11 t ,1rt'" 11f M.1rtm H1•n ... 1n "ho r.1tt"' thl' 11ld~ d ' h1' 1wr,on..tl f,1\11111\• 1-·ou1 11( th1· ,.,,,, C111•mtk•rs art> rl'lllrnt•t>' from lhl' ~t · H produl'laon 11r .1 1k1 .1d1.· .tico tlal l.<tndon .Jr . Uon l'udw. Hnn,ild lfou:.-..1rn 41nd /\rt Kou-.trk c Inly Koust1k '' pt•rfnr min.: tht' '..amt• 1011', thul of lht• ~ruff hut .:uod h1·.1rtcd tawrn pmpnelot "ho .... , 't•i. ·•' ..a lank twt"t.'t'n has spit<') <'U).IOm(·r-. and lht· r1•a hl1l>:> of tht• world oulbtdt' l..tndon. whn "a:. the sacbs tt1• c·oµ 111 1968, 1::. Intermission Tom Titus rn11t thr .. tanw a-. lht• lw nevolent. champaurw '1µp1ng drf'Um t•r JOt'. lh\• hero of the pl<ty, who trtl'!t to mukt• h11' wor Id u b<•llcr place and nearly '-Ut'ct•t•tlll T U\'111', who hlok lhl~ role lust time. now ha1Htlt•~ lh\• \',lllll'O Ubl>l~nm1•nt Of ll ptUIOllOph1Cal 1·on11t1 urtlon workt•r . 14hilc Bou~som trades the youn~ romunt1t· (now done by Howard Sha ngra 1 fo r tht• ~tm1c or th•· lltru.:~hnl( comae who 1s "fun· ny. l>ul nobody la ughs " It 'i. quite close to his 11s- 'l li:n1111•11t la~t st•m.on an SCH'~ "Comedians." . SC'R Nt:W('OM.:I( Gl-:ORGE Archambeault 1·Ht•••l1w lv 'lt'ali. th1• :.pol11ght as the grizzled old pro,111•1•t111 wht> ~I'm' ,., 1•r la.lier tules William UrJd> <kit•/\ llkl'Wt M' with ..a m1rumum or dialogue .1~ tht· old rountrv burfl} R1churd Doyle 's reluc I ant 1•011 .ind Sll'Vt' DeN aut '::. roaring drunk <tlso ,., ., Cint'ly t•ll·hl-'d v1g net ll':. Tht> mm.uwc of lhe !.ho" 1:. mlerpreted on two h-vcli. b)" Charll•o L&n >t·r a nd Anni Long as a l~umbhnA youth und a dreamy prostitute. and by ShJngra I' nd Kathryn J ohnson as a lovesick youth Jnd has dt•ahsl•l' g1rlfr1end John-David Ke ller Jnd Ann . wna Schwartz have the comic gem roles or lh<· l>lummin~ soc1ahtes. Leslie Jones 1s alluring a!> a mdanr holy lady who has her spirits lifted by Landon's ptulosophy Only W<!ynt! Grace ai. the bully cop jlnd Ron M1t'haelson as the pinball addict <tppdr to bv c 1nename 6 scRe En 634 2553 comPLEX Cn•Pm•n Ave &. S•nl• An• Frttway MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" !PG! JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR"1ro Mi.< STEREO ··TOMMY" (PG) "WIZARDS" .. HEA'l'EN CAN WAIT" 'FUN WITH DICK & JANE" (PGl "BOYS FROM BRAZIL"!Rl "MAGIC"<Rl "UP IN SMOKE" CRl . - STAOIUm ~scAeen 639 -7860 Cl DAIVE·tn "UP IN SMOKE" "EASY RIDER" (R) "UP IN SMOKE" (A) "EASY RIDER" "MAGIC"(Rl "CORVETTE SUMMER" NATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE .. LAP H T" R 'MAG IC"(R) "CORVETTE SUMMER" K.ll•ll~ -·· Sud1um . SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" !f>G ) "HOOPER" ALL O RIVE·INS OPEN 7:00 f'.M.HIGHflY Cn 11<1 Under 12 F ro UnleH • K1oooe Play9rouno STARTS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15th S1ddharlh1 · 7 3S.10:SO Ste1>9enwolt -9.00 SO. COAST PLAZA "Uf' ... SMotll" ,., -OAT~4M:J~lIAT/ __ l_) .. lt _,,__.._1"u SO. COAST PLAZA "G<*O WUTM'' IPGI _"-"_,..,...,. SAT/--11:4 .. ~_ll .,_,...,, SO. COAST PLAZA CINEMALAND •JAWS II'' 11.-.!I _,,.._.,ll "AMlllCAM GIAfftTIK ,........I.JI ........ .. A JOHN G AVILDSEN FILM 'SLOW DANCING IN THE BIG CITY" PAUL SORVJNO ANN'f orrcHBURN WRITTEN BY BARRI\ GRANT. DIRECTED BY JOHN G. AVILDSEN USIC BY BILL CONTI PRODUCED BY MICHAEL LEVEE & JOHN G AVILDSEN ACIPrt.An.ML (ri..t*A.A•'l\flAIV\I IJfNnM~HHllll<' IPGl!i -l !m.arST&IEO). '-" .. ";·~.....-~-.... --__ ::::::.~.~.!"~!.': -,.'lllHJ_. lll.f..._oll!Ht .• CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA 1? MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 pushing their characterazataons over the fine ed~e M.'l by tht.' lone or the production For the ffiO!>I purl . however. director Denson hab constructed a mo:.l ('Ohestvt.' t.•ru.cmblc Cl..J F F FAtJLKNER'S ETl'ING 1s magnifl· rt•nt conveying the sights. sounds and even s nwlls of a seedy bar The visual bnlliance of the :.how including Dawn Chiang's light ing and Louise Haytcr's costumes -is truly captivating "The Time of Your Life" cont inues through Dec 14 as the introdu<'tory offering al South Coast Repertory's new Fourth Step Theater. 655 S. Town Centc r Drive. Costa Mesa. lt is worthy of a ttention. 2 EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN FILMS ,. ' Melina Mucouri I Ellen Burstyn ~ ~ !?,~~ Oi'J>BSSIOD CO-HIT ROBERT ALTMAN'S "THREE WOMEN" STARRING SISSY SPACEK edwards HUNTINGTON HACH AT tulS. M_A. 848.0388 '°"'" YUYOtlA SATUlDAY NfGtfT flVH 111 "us THAMC GOO n·s fltoAY 1~1 .. CMAID au110N • •olit I l'IOOU fHl W llD GflSI 111 l l<MAID I UllON e IOOt• MOOll THl WILD GUSE 111 ... 1..0 ALL THI COVl.AGf TOV CAMI" MIDNIGHT lXl"ttlSS 111 ----J ll O e l :IS e J•O e 1:11 & 10->0 I K M•UD Olf'nUU TH( llG FIX ll'GI l'LUS HOUSE CAllStl'OI _,.r.:....,,.,,..-r-----.. DUI AIHAZ JI e CAIOt IUIHln A WIDOING fl'OI PLUS ----J WHO'S llUING GttAT atlfS?!PGI "Who's ICl!liliq TM G~ot Cllefl"" of m-?~ "Re•~ Of TM l'N .. ~·· .;;;;;;;;;=====----_;,A;:.LL SUI CAST "DEATH ON THE NILE" lf'GI WllOAYS -7 lJ.9 4S SATISOH -l ~ U 7·0G-t JO ''TURHING f'OINT' IPGI 1 , .... "IHTERHATIOHAL VELVET" J •·Ot ..... ''WMlll fAHTASIU AH lt&ll" MISSAGf FIOM Sl"ACE f POI l'LUS LAS I Ill LAST !IOI J Hin IN nttOt l . THI llH '"°' 2. "IANHA 111 3. IAllD 111 I ENTERTAINM ENT / INTERMI SSION Ttlf' N oglll t4e Cam4' HOme "HALLOWEEN" Plua (Al 'KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" JOSEPt4 E LEVINE PRESENT<; "MAGIC" STARRING ANN MARGRET NATleNAI. LAMP••··· AM---AL ueutl! A UNMl\W PICTUI\£ carJil ll(HNl(Ql()I\"' ~ NOW PLAYING f DWUOS' IWl90ll 1 l ,.,r, ,.t·..; ,,,., ~'t> 1~.11 y ' I JO ." •. • t • • I • ~ • • 11 I ....... , •'t4i GllllUllY l l ~,. ..., .. ''· .... Plu5 IRl 'THE GREEK TYCOON" ~~--2 foul ~ I l9As:..9' _;;,,~ Plus """ .~ BURT ACYNOLOSI HOO Plu• l(llllnq The GrHll '' PER '' Donny I> M••le w..ts SAIOlCIACl co~C:~ .. ,:.=u ,A&, 581·5880 • fNSI DE : •Ann Landers •Bombeck •Horoscope •Legals ( Happenings Weight Watehing ) 1-'ourt t>en Wt>1~hl \\ t<'h r members WholSt' tot al Wt'l~ht h l.'>:> h.t' tl(>;'O m 1 • pound 1nodt'l\'d Ow hllt''t 't' ,,., ut th1• annustl Wel1hl '_Yat cht•r:. lutH'ht•o n fJ!>hton 5how i.t the Stwraton Uott>I 1n Anaht•1m Tht• t'H'nt .• 41h•ndt'i1 b> mon> th»n 000 peo pit'. w a:; lht<mt'tl 'ou Make Me t 'ct'I Likt' llunc101e " Pn><'t>t>di-fro m t1ckt.>I i.u lt•b will twnt"ht ('h1ldr..r1 ' tlomt• SQ(·wty ll.I non prtilll :;talt>-. tth• t•h1lctr1•11 , M'r' 1r1• a~t-n<')I which :>~c1.1htto:. m .tdopt1lm part>nt <'h1ld ('oun,ehng. prt .cnnnn l'OUnM•hnli?. fo.\kr homl· r urt>. day t·nrt• und d11hl :.t•t "h't•i. 1 Art>a 1t•:.1dt•nb amon~ lht> modeb wt•re San· dra MartlA, Ui ~ar1ln .tnd RU• lA'ff"vf'r , •II of ~osta Ml'~i.I Barb.,• Sr•nlan of San Juan C a p1s1 rnno. ..md tht' :.ho"' , ~ounRl'\t modt!I IO·yt.>u old tnirid v.n, of M1ss1on \'1l'Jt1 ' All Sewn Up Wht>n Coa!'l tl1nl' Community College ~t·ht>dul.t'd a qutltm~ d as!> IO bt' held al lhl' Holy Spirit l hun•h tn Fountain Valle). lJ mt'mbers or the llol) Sp1r1l Womt"n ·~ l'ounc1I decided to t•nroll For months thl•\ cul ratmc stitched and se" ed and ttw n·\ult I!'. a rainbow colored. krng-~1ze. pall'h"ork quill. v.h1 l·h v.tll bt.• oHert!d as a .special donatwn drawing prize al the group s Chnstmas boutique and bake i.a le lhjs weekend Scads of handmadt.' 1tcm::. and baked goods will be available at thl' fund raiser. with pro- ceeds going to the parish It will be he ld from noon to 6 pm Saturday. Nov 18, and 8 a .m to 6 P ~ Sunday, Nov 19, in the Holy Spirit Church patio . Qutlt·makers were Norma Anten, Anna Brown, Mary Cussalli. Alda Douglas, Be rnke Elmer. Margaret Anderson, Josephine Osuna, Rose Thorp, the late J enny Bescos Mary Sink Ali~e O'Hara, Rose McFarland' and Marl~ Weasbrot. We 've Got High Hopes Costa ~esa 's flt gh !lopes. Neurological Recovery Group for brain mJured teens a nd youn.g adults, ha!> added seven volunteers. ac· cordmg to execuliv<• director Emily Hackler. They are Allis on Anello and Frank Lanzsicera, UC Ir vine Department o f Psychology . Terry J ennings. Cal State Long Bea~h : Jane_ Cutburth, Newport Beach . Jean Aguaano, a rt mstructor at Coastline Community College ; Sue Kinney, Mission Viejo; and Pam Rudin, Long Be'1ch. Also. 25 Keyw10ette Club members from Co~on3: del . Mar High School are volunteering their time an preparation for the High Hopes Christmas bazaar planned for Saturday, Dec. 9. If you have an item for Happertmgs, send it to HappenrTl{Js. Orange COO$t Dody Pilot. P.O BoI 1560. Costa Mesa. 92626 Or call 642-mJ Rfta Lefever of QJsta Mesa, after 147 pound weight loss. T~ay No11embe1 14 1978 OM.V Pll.OT Accordion POwer John Manol1os with student CJ .· .. Kurt McFall of Huntington Beach. Don't sell the instrurrent short. 'The notoriety isn't there but there are a tremendous arrount of people playing it.' By DENNIS McLELLAN Of Ille D•rly f'Hol S~ Last summer the Mall of Orange concluded its series of musicales with the appearance of a man playing an instrument not readily associat· ed with overflow crowds and standini ovations. Dick Contino. who captured the public's im- agination on the Horace Heidt radio show in the late '40s, not only packed the afler·hours musicale. but re<:eived three standing ovations. An~ what instrument was he playing? The accordlOO. . "I thought if this ~s what Orange County thmks of the accordion. we still s tand a chi>nce," enthuses Arlene Lee wbo has been teaching accordion for 25 years. "I kept the faith all along ... In an age when electric guitars dominate the music scene the centuries-old accordion is not -Myron Floren aside -what one considers a high·profile instrument. BUT WIULE IT may lake a back seat to the piano and guitar in the public's consciousness it is THE instrument for a devoted -and not altogether small group of musicians. In August the Accordion Federation of North America held its annual music festival in Los Angeles. Mo re than 5.000 accordion players showed up for the comoetiijon. .. As far as t 'm cone:trned I don't know that it's ever been unpopular." says Miss Lee. "The pro~lem wi~ the accor.dion is people don't say. Susie and Jimmy. let s go down and register you for the accordion.· They say. 'Let's go down and register you for the piano or trumpet.· "You have to go out and get the people for the a ccordion, they JU St don't iO ou t themselves." ll 's largely a matter of education she believes. Many people are just not that fa~iliar with the instrument. "I:?on't sell the accordion short ... says John Ma nohos. owner or Manolios Music Store and ~c~ool in Huntington Beach ·'The notonety 1sn t there but there arc a tremendous amount of people playing at. NOTORIETY. ACCORDING to Manohoi., has a IC?t to do ~th an mstrument's popularity. And Dack Contino they say his "bellows shake" is a real show stopper -is largely responsible for ushering in the heyday of the ac· cordion in tbe 1950s. . People. especially children, flocked to the anstrument. And every amateur show and talent contest which seemed to flourish in those Eisenhower years was assured of at least a cou· pie of accordion-playing contestants. The influence of the guitar. made popular by Elvis PTesley and magnified -not to men- tion electrified -by The Beatles 1s still bemg felt. Manolios says a child's interest ma certain instrument is prompted largely by environmen tal influences. They want to play what they are ~ubjected to. thus the plethora or guitar player.. in the '60s and '70s. And Manolios. who learned the accordion 10 the '30s when mandohns. steel gwtars and ban· jos a lso were the rage. says the accordion today "is a hidden type thmg. It's there but you don 't see it .. OFTEN YOU 'RE NOT even aware you're hearing it. Manolios says that "on the radio in- advertently you will hear more accordion than anything else, short of rock stations ." The reason a listener may not be aware of what he is hearing 1s because of the accordion's versa.tility. Like an organ. it is capable of making a variety of sounds from a deep bassoon to a high· pitched piccolo. "It's like havrng an orchestra m your hands." says Miss Lee, who runs Accordionland Mus ic Studio m Orange ··vou·ve got all the mus ic you can possibly handle 1n one instrument. Plus, you can put them anywhere you want -m a corner or center stage. "It's a run instrument. Because it's portable you can take 1t out on· a picnic or just about anywhere And a good accordionist can play for an hour and have the audience clapping for more. ..ANY OTHER INSTRUMENT will not have the audience clamoring for more after an hour. You can't help but get your feet tapping." Acrord.ing to Miss Lee, it is the easiest in- strument to learn to ptay. "You can make more music m six months than on any other instru· menl. . A person can. in fact, play a song on the first lesson. she says. "It 's a pretty unfortunate child that a teacher can 't accomplish this With." . Miss Lee. who is sclf·taughl. learned to play at the agc of 16 -"eight years too late." The younger the student, the better, sbe feels. She has three rorme r students who are "on the road'' eammg their living with the accor· dion. 'And players are in constant demand for luaus. wedding parties and receptions, back· ground entertamment for birthday parties or "any kind of celebration where they want enter· tainment. ·· "I think it's fabulous," she s ays "Of course, I've always been highly enthused over the accordion. To me, it ·s the greatest inslru· ment to come down the pike ... But will the accordion ever rival the guitar for captunng the public's musical 1maginallon? ''The only way we'll gel a renaissance of this again is if someone <like the young Dick Contino in the '50s I happened to come along .. says Manolios. "It has to be accepted by the public. And you have to crawl before you walk It takes years -tht!re 1s no such thing as a transition in a year ." A Miracle Is a Miracle ,.... -, ( 7here's a large group of people out there who have had a tragedy and who have quit and really given up on themselves.' By JUDITH OLSON Of Ille Daily Pli.t St.H No one believes in miracles more than Og Mandino. Big or small. it doesn't matter. A miracle is a miracle. Mandino has had a few in his life. Not major ones. mind you -he hasn't walked on water or parted the Red Sea -but they havt! been significant nonetheless. Most important was his transrormalion from a 35 •. year-old alroholic who was working himself to death to a mellow 40-year-old who could enjoy life and Its pleasures. Mandino. author of a parable, "The Gift of Acabar.'l and the best.seller "The Greatest Salesman in the World," learned the hard way that wealth and power aren't all they're cracked up to be. He has written about his phHosophy and of· fered hope to thousands of people, evidenced by the feedback he gets from the public. Mandino is apt to cry when be ls touched by one of his readers. He's a deeply religious man who readily admits that he believes in God and miracles. anc.i he seems astounded at all that has happened ln his life. "I know He's up there," Mandino said. "I'm not afraid to yell for help. But sometimes -silence 111 the answer " MANDINO'$ NEWEST BOOK, written with Buddy Kaye, is about Tulo Mattis, a 14·year-old partially paralyzed Laplander who s ends a • great red kite to try to capture light from a star for his darkened and isolated Arctic village. A small star named Acabar comes to earth via the kite and provides both warmth and spiritual knowledge for the village. The star's mission is "to help you live al peace with you~elf ... so that you can fullill your own destiny with pride and a contented heart." Tulo. who had been feeltng sorry for himself because of the tragedies in his life is stunned to find that the star is the very one ~hich was pre· sent on Christmas eve. The star risks Its life ln coming but believes that its message is so important that it must make the journey. Mandino. whose real name is Augustine. w~s told by his "super, red·headed, feisty" lnsh mother that he "someday would be a writer." but It wasn't until he found the magazine "Success Unlimited" that his career took off ·=rliERE'S A large group of people out there who have had a tragedy and who have quit and really given up on themselves. They go through life as losers. asking themselves, 'Is that all there is'' "I've been tapping that mother lode." • Mandino also said there are 10.000.000 pro- blem drinkers in the U. S. that he would like to reach with his positive philosophy. Many people drink because they consider themselves failures. Mandino suggested. "But Hank Aaron struck out 1,230 tunes before he hit his 714th home run ... What happens to a person to cause them to retreat lnto themselves? "We've all got klll switches." Mandino said . "Someone pushes it. From then on we go through all the motions but never go forward. The switches can be pushed by parents. who say, 'you'll never make it.' bosses. spouses. or even oursel\·es." Mandino. who was born in Boston and now lives in Phoenix. estimates that one out or every 2S adults in Amenca has read at least one of his books. His latest book is simple enough to be read by children too. yet its message is for all ages · " ... more and more humans are born. grow up, and die. believing U1al their nre has no purpose. no meaning. and no plan To them our magnificent universe. filled with order and de· sign, ls just an accident. No wonder they have so IJttle courage to face life's adversities " Og Mandino: 'God has And, most importantly. as Mandino related for the 86th time during his tour around the never created 8 ·nobody'.. country promoting "Acabar " "God has never created a ·nobody · · · I ........ 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NH\ of lndlaoa .-ou.ld tM' In lt'r~ tf'd (n l~ piC'ltHf'~ fund la llw dt&k of tbt> twf'<'•ll.-~ wllo died un UtM"<lf'd.I) of I !w-ar1 at• &aC'll fbl')' •l'r .. pk· luu• of tht' drcl'alil'd ao4 a frmalr f'inptoytt', both unrlotbt'd and In aomr nry compromt.· In• po.tt1on1. B y no ruetth of Uw tma1ln•· &Ion •ou.ld Ulla lM1' con 1ld11red art. DEAtt ANN LAN C> 1£1t!> I am a 20· )'t'ur o ld mult• who would llkt> ICI t·crn11ne nl on th1• p0t•111, "llC'dVtin'~ Vt•r y Spv1•1ul ('hlld, •· "'h1r h ai•rt•.tn-.1 111 u n- r t•nl t•olurnn I d1dn 'l llkt• II M l' n I •• 11 ' r 1· t J I tf \' d swnph· l i\N lt•J1 n Wt· lift' hJJ.111' '>Ulllt'llml'I> .ind !!Ud '>On11"tlm1•:. Jll~l llkt• uny hotl) t•b t• a nd v.c do11 t l1k1• thl' Mom's Big Mouth .. :, t'r) h11n1t• h.1 11-. fJ .. t hJ'>tlllll '""' rt•tnJt J".1' lrnm th1 rt• .. t of thl' fu.rn1h '4ht•rt· for J ft•w huur-., ,,,,,. m .1, t*llJO Y cl l pl11111 .tl H' 1111 mu111ty rr11111 tl"r111l1111 rhurt•l>, 111111 nirl' t'l 'J lion E.-..a ·~· sound shoullnJ{ b<1c·k. 'Tm in tht! hathroorn " Somel1me1> 1t sel'm:. that children grow up in there amon~ lhc plumb· ing and the lile ll'rm "mt1nlally rt' turded" Wl' want the label changed to "slow ll•arnt>ra." J KO to lluncy Center In Toronto. I piny noor hock t'y and ridl! a 10· apeed bike . On March 2. J took my learner 'K Pt,lrmlt lest t.o drive a r ar l got 40 out or 40 und I travel all over the l'lt)' by myself R etarded people would pref er to be thou(lht of as jwit human beln~1 not "speclal." ROB GORNEIRO DEAR BOB: Your let· lf'r !(Ives m11 an op· portusalty &.o 84't tbe te· cord str•l«hl. Obvlou1ty Edna Ma u imllh 's Vof'm. 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PublllN>d Orenoe Co.ut O.lty Pttot HO• 14, ll, 21, De<..~. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI OF AYAILAalt.ITY O' ANNUAL RI PORT P11r\.,•nt10Soee1ton•tO.IC1lof lhe In ~ftrn•I Aev-eNM COOt r.ooce '' N'f'~ o•v~n .... 1 IN ......... 1 ••00'1 "' O<. 10"'°' JI. "'• •I l(E NN( fH ANO (LAAA MUA(HI~ r ouNOAll()f'I IN( •C>rl•*f~--1-••••••t<lbN •• Tf\f' t°"9NUhon' l}fl~•CMI othce tor '"'JN< t•Oft dufft\Q tf'Qul.a1 l>uttfl\ft\' hOV•\ ffen> I 00 • m 10 ~ 00 0 m by ""' c1tt1tn who r~1~ •' *'"""' 1IO d"n •lltr llW O•lf' of'"" P\A>llOllOfl ,,.. IOUf'Clahor.-\ e>r>fl<•NI Ollk • '' ICK•lef'nl• 91..il fM O"•l'l(•oe• ~, ot '""' •~ NI-" .. UGH R MUA( .. ISON NOllMAN H GllCEN ANO GO . CPAt Mll L.tftt a..c11 ...... "O" t.-••Kl<,CA-7 Pul>ll•NCI o.-. '°"'' D•••r P•tol. "O• U, 197' ------------PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOU\ aUSINlll NAME STATIMINT \211·11 The tollO'MlnQ _ _, 1\ ~ Du•I ------------nel\ ... PUBLIC NOTICE R·JDn STATIMINT OF AaAHDOMMENT OFUUOF ,.CTITIOUS aUSINESS MAME Tiii' totloWlno penon ,..\ --'~ uw ol 11<111\ov\ ~lneu ,,._ 0 A MOTOAS •• Sol?t 8us11wn, Hununoton 8H<ll, C•ltl0tn••~ Th• t1<tlt10U\ bu\•~\) n.em~ ,, ltrreo 10 eoow w•• llted In Counh on SMITTY'S ( .. IMN(V ~WE E P SERVICE. 11101 Not'lhlH!ICI L..n., Hunt •nqlon e .. cll, C> 'l'IM7 N•n<• J MtGl•ncney l/l01 Nor"'ltetCI I.ti , Hvnllnq1on 81.o< II, (.A ., .. , f P\h Ov\•l"I('~\ '' conou<tNS OY •n 1n 0•¥•du•I ~•n<• J M(C,l1n(l\f0f ff'li\ ~f•f~f W"\ f1IMJ #ttn th,. r ouf\ly {le•'-of O••nQo: Covnh on Nov I toll PUBLIC NOTICE lt·U.>tl 'tCTITIOUj IUStNf~S N4Nll Sf A ,.,,. •• IT 1 t'ltr t0Uow1nq Oil•"°"\ •re Ool"Q ~••1'¥\\ .... 1 .. r \EUENTEfNTM ~TRE l 1 P M()J( (I h.)11 MMlon !ti Tt>Sltl'I CA Q)allO 8 11 Au"'"°'Kll, ,.J/I M0•1on St r11\t1t1 (A.,..., TOM H4t llvlt lttt• t ••r (htld C.dnOQ• PMk. (A 91* 1 n1\ o"'''"'-\tt I\ toondut ttd bv • Of'ne••t 01tttfW''\n.o f\11 ""'""l>M" Thi• \I •1-nl W•• Med w11t1 IN C..O..ntr C-OI 0-"'99 County Of'I O< t 2•. •~II. lll&)MI lten•l•A ~-.EMI. MtNOll , POP£ot (Y A Ll9fTSAMlll •11 Wnl c.r...,. &e,, .\e, t• T .. ullCe,CA- Publl~~ °'-C.0..\1 C:A•lv P lfqt 0<1 )I.Nov I ".)1,19111 }llj I /~ PUBLIC NOTICE ltJ1* NOTICE TO CltEOITOlt~ 5UfllEA10-C0VltT OF TH£ STATE OF CALl~RNll' FOA THE COU~T\' OF OltANGE Ne A·'10S ti\ '"' .. M otter 01 lhe l \.t41h_• ul R 08t r. r w1NrtELO 8EEGL t Ot ( ... , .. d NOt•(1 '" ht'tffr( Otw-ft to tttll0110t hf1\ftf'l19 tltltMo\ ~•Mt tht Wtd dft # O•"'"I lo tilt. \MO ct<ttm\ 1n tht (}4h(l' 4'' '"'°' ,,,.,. ot ,,.. a1tCM'..,,.td court ~ t() L>f"IP'°"'nl lfWlom t0 '""' uncJiH'\.,...d •I tf\f otfl•~ ot Al( .. ARD G WIL!>QN. At~n W11-on VeotQO ~ ECIO"'°" trw Jilt AttAnh( A"f t.ono tM.Kll. (" "OllCI •f'li1t h l4Utt otfft.t t\ IPW &)td(• Ot bu'ft M .\ f)f ll'W-Uf'\drof4t4gnHJ U'\ •If m ttth.'''- Pft,fAtntnQ to '•'o f1.lotf' \ucn tt.;um. wit~ In..• t'W(t.)\.try 'IOU<.,.t\ m \l\l Of 111...0 Of' l)t'f"~t4"d 4\ J h>ft',tUd .-Untf\ tour m onth'\ atte4' t~ ''"'' OuD••t.-t.un ot tn1" tWJt1u· D•lt OOctoO•.:I0, 1918 (dro<yn llo..-a._,. • .,.,. l Av<utor ut tf\t1 will ot ,.;.o ~<o'(Wnl lllCHAllO G WILSON Attor,..Y·•M,...., Al .. n, w11.-. ~ ... 1. ........... lflC JIU All•nllt A~, I.on• ••1tll, CA '*I '-'ub•t,""l"d OrttnQt"t (Ori\t 0 011., t'1fvl OCI J I Nov I '-.11, IYll ~Jl8 PUBLIC NOTICE ---------~•CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMf'NT Th I') I 11 1· •• I l 1• ti bath1 oomi-:-.Orne hc'rnl " ha\'l' t"o of th1•111 1-'rnni tht• ( 11 1-t dily j l'hl Id I.!. intro dul't'd to om'. ht· learns how (t) u:-t: at to h 1!> a d v ant a .:c T h1•y know rns tm1•hv\'lv that o n r l' I h t• ' il r ~ ,. n tre nc hed b1•h1nd I ho:-t• doori. the n • 1:-nolhtng that r<in touch lhl'm Noth1n~ thul <'tin •!lit'' t1on them Nol h111g that can s pt"t--d along tht•1r n · cntram·c· mtn lht.· f<11nily at mospht>rt.• In 20 Yt.«irs. you wo uld think thut JUSI om·e. I would t'atrh someone in t ht> k 1 lchcn or cvt.·n rn night "A re you tn hcd ., " l"No . I 'm 1n the b~th1oom "1 ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~! ,,, ROMAt.0 JOEt. MARION 11001 Ptnfft\Jr~I L- MuntlnQ1c>n Beath (I' 117~1 "104414 Pvbh'f'Wld Or•nqir-C.O.\t 0411• P11o·t Nov 14. 11 1'. OK \ 1~JI f ,,.... ro1tow1n<) oP'W"' •r~ dO"'"~ bU\tr'I,.\• •t\ for l'Xampll'. nt'Vl·r. m my t•nt1rt• hfr. havt• I w .1 I k erl 1 nto d hou 't' from the gron·ry l>torl c.ind yellC'd . "Will !.<J mt•om• hl'lp mt· unloaet the groccr1t•s from th~ rar"" WJthoul a muffled t'\l'r 1n mv enltr(' lift'. huvt' I l'Vl'r an nounr cct. "Whoi.c turn ·~ 1t to do c11l>hci. ., .. that 1 h3\t' not ht•ard a pl<11n !1Vt', "A:. MX>n as f 'm out of thl' bathroom." It ':-pos1liv~ly we1rrl how d ch.ild can know th<1t t he phone is for him and mak t.• a hu!.t y retreat JtIBl m tmw to yell out to you, ··can you get the phone and tl.tk<· J number '> I'm m tht.• you know·wherc " "Arc ~011 dotn~ vour homework "' I ·r·m in the bathroom." I "Come rn he re and med these met• JX'()plc " l''l 'm 1n th e buthroom "> "Could you let the dog o ut "'' <''I 'm 1n lhi> bathroom "1 ''Come to d1nnl•r' .. l "f 'm In tht: bathroom "1 The Victorians by J.Jmc.Jlc.:<J Corr · ( Horoscope ] Throughout the year s 1 've had gn•al rl·:-pert for the exclu!i1vity of this room. but n •('cntly I couldn't i-t;,i nd 1t We "'<'f<' :ill tn lhl• c·:tr w~tl· In.I! for Rruca<' who was g ut•<;<; where I ran mto lht• house, po und e d on lh e hathroom door and Yl'llC'd. "Why 1:. th1:-door :-hut? .. WEDNESDAY.NOV. IS BySYDNEYOMARR ARI ES I Marc·h 2 1 April 19 1. Accent on commuruca.L-ing. calhng. writing , rt.>l<Jy1n g messages, t'OOrcJm:it1ng ,_.f(ort s w1lh <'I OS(' neighbors, rcl<Jt1vcs TAURUS <April 20- M a y 20 ) Bri n g priorities 1nlo bri ~ht light iJOd t•xam11w th1:m . Art> you working towurd .~o<JI that 1:, meanrngful't t\ni-wcr some key que~· hons about your work. Ii f e ;i net love GEMINI <M ay 2 1 Junt> 20 ): Take lead . be J self-starter. Your t1m· inJ!. intwhon a rc likely to be on tar~l't Know it, hc t•onf1den1 . <1C't a<.•<·ord rngly CANCER <June 2 1· .I uly 22 l. Obtain hint from Gt.>mina mcs:,agc. You're on thn·shold of di s cover y . v ic tory Creative juices a rc ac· t1vatcd Aura of i:lamour and mystery -surrounds you. LEO <July2J Aug 22 l You are pulled in 1wo directions, you ha\·c mort• th a n o n e o p pnrtunity for sut'c·ess Be selecti ve, choose lhl' best and you do so now b y following in stincls, hWlches. VIRGO CAug. 23·Sepl. 22 I : One who s upposedly is auth o rita t ive. knowledgeable m ay ac· lually have more ques· tions than answers. Give full play to your own ln- te 11 e c t u a I c uriosity. Turn on charm . Do nol act as if you know it all. LIBRA !Sept. 23-0cl. 22 l : Good lunar aspecl coincides n ow with travel. writing, educa- tional project. Aquarius, Scorpio. Taurus persons ('Ould figure prominent· ly -and so does the number 4. SCORPIO !Oct. 23· Nov. 21 >: You're \.n · volved, in personal atad business areas. Yes. it would appear that no w -at least for a time - money and love will mix. SAGfrrA.RIUS <Nov. 22-D ec. 21): Lle low, play walling game, learn all you can about lecal rights a nd permlsalo"1. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio figure prom inently and so does the number 6 CAPltlCOltN mec. 22.Jan. 19): You h'!am so me truth s which c hange your nllltud(' about some places and per!>ons . Pisces. Virgo t'ould figure prominent b AQ A RI US tJan 20-Fcb L8 I You imprint s tyle. You gain plaudit:. ror treatrve endeavor~ Capr1 r orn . Cancer p~rs on s and the number 8 f1gurt• pro· mmenlly. P I SCES 1Feb. rn March 201 Whal Sl'l'med as i( rt \\OUld nl'ver end il> ready to be finah wd. You get pu1>h in n ght direction from <'Ourageous . l<'m - peramental. fiery Aries 'Y o u alw ay~ ~:11<1 , 'Shut the door.' " "What a rt• you do· ang'' .. "Yo u al"avs said. 'Go b 1· f o r c· y o u I t.' a v l' home ··· · 'Wh v 1s this door locked,,-.. ·'You a lway!> ~aid , 'Lock thl' door · .. "Now what arc you doing"" ··v o u alw=iy~ ~:i1d, ·w;ish vnur hand~.· .. Th l; trouhle wrth mother!. t!i they tulk ton much! • v .. tlled. '°" QU•hly ophul p<Met1pll0f\ -·" • L..ottnt 1n high Im•°" l••m• $1yltn9 • Contxt ten~ r;oun\.Ol•09 i•~ tn11nq • Revut.• tctwn•no Jor •v• c:kM1- (lndl>Cl•"9 Gl•ucom• •nd C.l•rectil Nolan Frizzelle. O.D Phone: 642 0292 outstanding figurines for the connoisseur of exquisite workmanship. I I " tall. s2as. A truly different gif l B.D. HOWES and SON FINI: Jf-WELERS ~OR FOUR GE'lERAT IONS Hf-W,OU HACH 3412 Via l tdO 1675·273 1 lCX.AN<'.lt l [!'. PASAO(tlA 'ANIA 8AA8 AllA J>AlM :,PPINll., H/4WAI Be a Hickory Farm! Early Bird and catch a (If (}/..// () . . CHEESE BAI.I. or LOG . .. --. In estcli Plaza I 7tti & .,....._, .....,,.,. te.clt UJ-0971 M-.fri. 'Tll t W . "fl' S-. 'Tl I • .. • * Fashion Island .._.,_. ..... 64NOH ..... "'"' 'Tl ' w . 'Tl ' s-. 12·1 * * *. MARIMll'S YILUM DAMArotHT 496-1670 M4M.·W . "Tl I S-'TU .... _ - 1 ht\ OU\.tnt'U w•\ (Ol"C)u(tt'd ti¥ M' 1ndtvk:J1i1•• R-ld .J«i Manon f ht\ \t•ttft'llPftt w•'\ hk'd w10\ fftf! Counly Cler> ot 0r.-. County on Honmoer ). "" ALLIN ANOOOtUJOlt ,.n.,Mv•.it..w 291' WlhlMre ....... 5'H1 •• ,. S.nt•-..tu. u....i Pul>!l\lled Or._ (Awsl 0...ly Ptlol. Nn•ttmt><r• 14 n 19 ""° Oec~mo..· >. ,.,. )118" PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME UATIME NT T 11t-IOllOw•nQ ~\Oft I\ 00.nQ bU\I rte\\ • ., A ~S OC t AT ED SC A(W PROOUC ~ tf;)S Wlutt~t Avt . Un1I A I), (O\I• ~.(A t?•11 Jo"n M Alie. 10~1 Pl~•••t'* L•.,.. .. unl•nqlon &~" (A Q?"°"' r "''' °"''~'~ ,., conovttt"d b Y ,..,, '" Olt11th.1•I JonnM All<•,. r "'' \foitfl!'f"IV"t\t """'-t11f'd w ith ,,,,_. PA(t~I( NU(l["'R ~(A\11(('> ltll Vv .,..,..,~,O Str_.,.,, ~Id An,1 CllhlO•n•• t?/O< (t-dn Cmoort.th°" •n<.O*PO<r4tt'CI 1n (rltffOf'n1t! J1lJ W H 119rvArd Stl'f",.f "41nt1t Ane ( 0 1itorn1(t '111~ f t\t\ btJ\.I~\ I\ t.onclU(tt'G by .. t Of PO<••-.:"""'~-'"'°" J-"""""· Vtff"Pff"~t I fh\ ~t•tt'Ml'f'lf W4'\. ftttd W'itf\ f~· Coun1v Cl•n 04 0-•"91' Coumv on 0 < IOOtr JO t•IR Kf.AN & IENGLC A ....... ~., ..... 5.llllt 1010 -Wlhhtrl' alvd . Cout11, Cl••• ot °'""'I<' C.Oul'llY .>n s Nov q 1q71 S\OJl7' l.O\ AAfeleo\, C..I"""'"' -·· F~~~~~!:~!'::T s Fl04tt4 Pubh\""~ IOllOWlnQ p..,\Ot'I "ooonq Ou\•• Publ•\hf!I . (0\1.t MA!\• (" 'I?~~· Nov u . 11 1&, Oto< \, 14/- P UBLIC NOTICE .. OWIHCI c.n .. -iu• Md' tn .. dl\O FICTITIOUS aUSINE SS ~nowf\ .t> t10,.ut0 Pr,..\I P 0 8o• NAME STATEME l<T 11os Co\t• ~ '"' 'l'l•1fl r 11tt 1011ow1t10 Pt•\On\ .,,. Clo•no Th•• bt.ts~\ ••<~'"°~Ml ,.,. bt.t\•~H as O•••OU•1 l'lP£N £NGI NEEAING IN( HOW~O O\f'l\IU\ ~rtd 30110 (town V•H~• P•r•-~· C..u1t,. AICA ,_..,Cl Pt ... " 101, L'1juM N-t. c;..i1tom<o t?•11 T"•' \t•lt'f'T't"f"ll W'1\ ftt~ w1tf\ ,.,.._ &IPfn, Inc. d C,.htOf"Ttt• Coroor4 Cout1ly Ct~• OI 0.--Cou111, Ot· hon )OllO"°""'\/.,~ P•<~•otY Sunt ,_.r It l'7t FllJI ,!OJ L-NIQWt,GM1!0r'l>t•.,./1 Put>I•\""'° Or-Co.I" 0.1ly PllO(. Thi\ !Mn-~ <.-lled by • tDf Ott 2•. JI Nov /, 14. 1~11 _,. "'""''°"•LPEH tNC PUBLIC NOTICE PNhp N H...,1"91on E •Kutl-e "'"e Prtt\Ooent f P.t\ it,t.....,.,..,.,. W4\. tt1.,a '*''" f"C' '°""'' Cit" .,. 0<•~ (.oo;nty on NOY ~ toll PUBLIC NOTICE F'ICTI T'tOU\ llU\INESS NAME STATf.Mf.Nl t ,.,. to110-1nQ °"""~on' a't oo•"Q b\1'1"~'1 "°" P ANO P PARTNERS, 11'1 Ou ponl o ..... !..Hit' Ill , I ,..,,11'18, Ca 9111'. I E uQ•n~ Plc-M I. , 301 <. IU•l•nnt, 8"'DO<t lst-.CA.,66~ 0'!1 .ttd W Pu110. t)it~ C..bnfto P41 ~ Or . S...la A,,.. CA "7701 O..•rCI P Pr•tiO. ll1t? ~"'oll l-. Tu'""· CA,_ JO"" w W•th. 1J3' •rovtu) N!'wt>O<l 8!'<Kh CA.,_.? ftU\ tht\U'~\\ • ._ COPCN<tf'd by ..t 9<1"1••• 114~ l E-P..-•~ flM\ \,,,,_, ... \ ,,...., ... , .. 1 ... Covnty Cl...-• ot Or•nqe CauM• on NO•f'""°"' ). ~18 R·JH21 NOTICE TOCRf.OITOtlS SUP£RIOlt COURT OF THE ST ATEOFCALIFOtlNIA FOA THE COONTYOFOtlANG£ Ne.A·'7 .. 1 F._, Fl .. lit PvD<•-Or""9f (04\t 0.lly Pilot Pvbl•~-Or-Coot1ol O.Uy Point HO• "· 21. lll, De< ). "" SM-II ':fO• I. 14 71. ZI, "1t Siil 18 In I~ Mall.., Of lf\t E'l.tlP ot !>OL BEAG De<.,.seel Nolle,. 1\ rwr~ 9+Yt1" to cr~ltOf~ nov•t\Q cl••m-,.tt~•Mt 1~,_oet10dKfOH\t ro tilt ,.,,d <l•1m\ 1n the ottK* ot t"P '~,,.,,of '""' i.tfOf"C"'tC:H.Oull Ot IO p<,. ... ~," l""m 10 lfl~~'"llQMd "' lh~Olfll,.OI ROBERT E GUERIN, 600 So Com monw•~llh AW!. S.U•le 'IOI, l~Al'O<'I@\, ( • 'IOOO). wh•<n 1Mter OHier •\ lnP plot<~ Qf OU)•f\-'\\()f IN-u~r\1C)nedtnaH mf'jt u•r' C>f'r-to1n•nQ to "Wttd r-\fi:lf C-Such .. 1e1m\ with ""* N'<e1\4-rv W"OU<.f'W'f\ mu\t ~ lll~o• l>'~le<l d••IOt"o;1 .. .,d w1th1n tour m<M\t~\ dftf'r t~ Ur~I publlC .. ft(W\ Of t"IS "OUt_tt O•leO Nov q, 1'78 K•rl ~•O E .. rt utor o• '""' W t H ol "8.0 OH P<Jtont 11o aE1tT E GUERIN Al-Y·•f.l.MW -S. c.m-WNIUIAvt S<.141•"' L .. A,...lft,CA- Publ.-l>eCI 0.41\Q'! (O.\I 0.01• P •lof. NO• U, 11.71.0e< S 1•11 PUBLIC NOTICE SUPElllOlt COUllT OF THE STATE M CAt.tFOltNIA FOii THE COUNTY OF OltAHGE ltt CIYK C..-Orl•e Wttl S-. ..... CA tl7tl SUMMONS C-Ne. 24-l1 ~ P1"1ntlll ~AN A 0.MEO O tloncUnl> G DOM I N IC '> .. E LTON"'· ROS AMO N D f SMEt.TON JUAN R SHELTON DOMINIQUE \t<El TON, CAAlOS J O AQUIN SH ELTON. VASOUE l CORPO R ATtON. TA t PLE $ tN.,.ESTMENI CORPORATION C ALIFORNIA l(A 0 LIN CORPORATt()N (ERAMllE. INC ol'ICI OOES t llw'l>Ulln x lt1Clu\1vt NOTICE' y.., ___ ~ ,...,,, .... , ~ ... l"St.,.., ·"~ y..,, Mi"t _,,, -e.u .,.., ,..._., •wttM1' Jt ,..~ •-BM;_,,..,_ ...... AYIS.01 U1tM .. S14e --- El T,._ -we~<-• IH i11'-le•-... IH .._. ............... S. l.Hlei-.... P UBLIC NOTICE u ... _.._. ------------I TO T .. E DEFENDANT A <•••t R·JM1' COfY\P'••nt ,..S -llled bY Ille P'<lll'I ltOTlCETOCllEOITOllS 1111 ....,,n\l VoU SUPElllOltCOURTOF THE " ti YOV '*'"' 10 ""-lllt\ ll•iu•I. STATEOf'CAl.IFORNIAFO'I •Ou ,..usl. "'''""' JO cMV\ ... ~, this THE COUNTVOFOAANGE \Ummons I\ W-rved on .,.,.. Ill!' w1lh Ho~A'16.S1 Uu\ 'o urt • ,.,rtltf'n pl~•d•l'CJ •n 1ntMM4ftlet'oftnP E\tAtrotHARRY fP'\l)Onv• In "" f'Om pt, .. ,,, •If ' EDWAROBIJS><.C»<~•Y'O Jusll< • Covrt, "°" mu't flt• w1lh '"" P UBLIC NOTICE FICTlTIOU.S aUSINESS ltAMf. STATE MENT T~ tollOwtnQ _ _, '' d1>on9 t>u\I nt!H ., (oA L ll'OANIA CLASSIC MUSTANG P"RTS & !>EAVICE O• f< 8 , 11 ~ I htrCI Slfftl, HunlinQlon 8eit<h, {A Pf'tflir M 4ndar•no. 81J& ._.u•r m 1nQOttcl Ave, Fountain V•U~t. (A •HO& flll> bu\I"<'\\ ll <ondu<ltO D• "/\ 1n ai.,,ou•• Pt t•A ~rono ""' \lalement • .,, rneo w1111 "" Counl• Clttk ot O•-Counly ot1 NO••m°"r •• 1971 Fl-I Pul)h\111!0 O••l'lllf' COall o ...... P1101 NO• If, JI,,., Oe<. s. 1911 U•) II P UBLIC NOTICE "·"• SUPIRIOlt COU•TOf' TIIE STATE Of' CAUFOtUUA FOii TN£ CXXINTY OF OltANGE HO • ...-n NOTICE OF HIARl.,G OF PETITtOlt aY SPECIA i. AO· Mt HISTRATOtt ~· OROElt OIR EC TING CONVEYANCE OF llEAL P llOPEltTY AHO I ASEMINTS TO COMPLETE SALE Ott COMTAACT INTf.REOINTOaYOECll'.ASEO. E •t•IP ot JOSEPl-4 l STE.,.ER'>ON. •'-J l ~t rvCl?SON, o.te.,.,.o N0 Tt(f t\ H(AF!IY (,t\/(N l"~t P~"loon,.r BANI(, OF AMElltCA NATIONAi TAU!tT ANO SA ... INC.1> A SSOC I I' I tON, •' !>O•C•d l /\d m 1n•\1r•••Of' na¥f"I Mr~tw f1lf"d A P'(\h t+Of"I fo' orctt' dit~ltnQ <on~vanrt"' ()f rHI P•Ol>f''1• ..no d~m41nb to com Olftt,. ,,.,~ ()t'I ( Ol\fr~c t M\ft>trcJ into Oy d4'<to~n~. re-t~Ht-nefl 10 which I\ m4(h1 101 fur ther 1)¥11<~.,,. and lhol tllo HOt1t,. , .. hPr-l'by QIVf'n to cr•OHor• tourt "' tllf'rttl..., ~..,...Jd1no or t auv• Mt n"y1noc1,um\Aqa1n\ttN"\it1dO~<tlJflnl ofttl Pl.,,,O•"Q to l>P ••nf•·,,.a tn tP\I' to to .. \•fd c1.,,,,,., .,, trw-0H1u• ot the ootl\tt1 Unlfl'V\'(0000 .. n YOY' d,.f,1u1t ('"'>of lh,.,.tor~1ttt ®rt or toprl!'\MI ••H bf. e-nt11rf"d upon ~pgllt Ahon nt lnr t~m to the! unck'r\IQnf'<l di th" oHil'" ot Oltt1nt1ff ~nd '"" tour1 mriv """''' •t F,.ll•Y 6 (..ou1llard. 1)tH E .. !t1 Wh1tt1,., 1u()Qment d0410\I .. 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"-9o•A-AIClou1 ,,.,. 041td No-embo!• •. 1'11 Adm!t11\tr<1trl•olll\t'E"<>I~ ll,..,. T-•. WILLIAME St.IOMN. otwt06eodtnl ~v '°"'"" '''" ROffALOM.COUILI.ARO ISE4'._I VIRTUI &SoatECK I' ALLEY &COUIU.AltO WE NKE, eUttOE & TAYL04t LAWYlllS INCORPOttAT£0 AtterMy·•M_.w IOU Ne. -'"SI , !Wiie •t 11 ~-PWIH on .. 0111 E w-•-.~ 100 s..n .. A11~. u nm P o ••• 19W WlllHt .. CA~ Tel 17U l f.».JUI Now,.,,_,CA,,_ h i Ulil-.... All.,,..ytorl"l•ll•tlH ht llU l-- f>ubll,,,,.., 0r.-. C.O..st Dally P•I01, Pubh\IW'O 0.M<)C' (O<)\I 0~11• Ptlol •tt-o ter P•ut- ,.., ... 14 11 n De< ) 1'71 "O• " n 19. Oto< \. 1911 Pubh\MO "'-,.,.,, o .... v P 1101 0 0 H..i /I \7.0./1 NO•~ml>er I•, I), 11, 1918 P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCREOITOlt' SUPalllOlt COUltf 04' THE 5TATE 0#' CALIFOtlMIA FOR THI COUNTY OF OltAHGE _ ... '11flS E\l•te of LEO t<t.UT~E •k• LEO H l(L.UTHE, DKN- NOT tCE IS HEREBY Gt YEN to 11\t' <r IHI Hon ol IM -nemeCI Ot<e<leftl th<lt t1lt ~~ llavlno cl•I"'\ .OO•tnsl ,,,. w 1d declldent ~ ,_.,..., 10 111~ tMm, .... ,, Ille IWUSW<Y •OIKl'te ..... m tllt olll<e ol Ille <ten< ol t,,. •OOtt en lllled coun. °' to P<'tM<lt tt>l'm. "'"" the neu•wry voucN!n. 10 the .,,,. Clo"IOMd Ml llW Ltw Offl(t Of GeorQ< L 8o110, ) Ml>n«<h 8.ty PtU•, Sullt tOS. L~ N..,_., CA n.11. wN<n 1$ th• ple<e ol l>utlneu nl lht 1,1n dtrtlQ-In .,I ,,..lten .,.,,,.,..."9 to ,,... Hl•tt OI .... tCI __ ,, within IOUt l'\Onlh\ <If~ ,,.. llnl ~1<a11on 01 1111' l\OltCe O•lecl Nov I. tt1'. Wllt.lmlna8 t<lulr... E -KUl•IM Of lht Wtll 01 , ........ ~--· OIOROI L. eouo J MeMr<ll a.y Pleu """'" L..-..a .......... CA ttt.lt hll ...... 11 A-,-~. l"v«Ht~ Orenoe '°"'' o.11.,. 1'1101 HO¥ U , 11, 111, 0.C S rtll . - Onty tM o.lly Piiot l'Mlty , .... rou .met•• new In ycMlf tocet community ... ..-.ry dey PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 011 SALE OF PaRSOMAL PR~f!llTY th< l .. IC.llf c.lwilc.MI NollCe " """'°V Qlvfln llWI u-· llCI pul\u.tlll lo n.. , ... medt .,.., oro- 10.d. lilt -•li9'Wd Of Ille Don ••lln Mo••no & SIOI'-. •t 11190 •111••1 Av,., Fout1t•l11 Ya l>ty, .,1to•nla 92109. will .. 11 •I PUOIK "U< Ion ti M .. ,,., A..ctlon, )OIS\o'J N•w POM 81...0 , (.Olla Mew, el , .>O O'CIO<I\ m., on IN 24\11 elev ot HO.....,.IN, ,.,., the fOllOwlnQ °"'"bed "''°""I prOCMnv or ..., """".,,._~"'•V i. ,,.OH MY to lolltl1fy • lie!> -tM Ufl• tilOMd tot reM end ll'<~etl 1n tu,,eCI •I tl'4t .00-1~ ~· Clftl\, ''°"""" WI .. C~l Of _,,,.,II~· ino •l'ld •• .-... ..... . Per-'"""".~.~ 8 S_,,., m Ml It., LA9UN l!IN<h, CA UOI U (4rto n•, llooll<•••. tleCI \, "~llhl•""'· kit<-._., "" <onclt llOM• ... ..,,., f. ...,..., Jenl<e M O•tt\ so C•nnon Vlt• Tr•"· T-114'. c;.llt • $\11 .,. O•lfd lh" 10!11 Clay ol No..-r, ,.,. Me\let A!Ktlon ... , l(oYlouf'M 5-<rtlefY Pvbl•tl'led Or-Cont o.i1v Poot Now 14 lt11 Ull 11 • • - I I I l ~ Tuesday, November 14 1978 OAIL Y PILOT C3 The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678] Howw.'°'Sde Howl•• few Sak .......•••........•.... 1002 G1Mnil 1002 GtMNI 1002 ······•··········•····· ·····••••··••••····•··· ....................... ·•·······••···•····•··· ••.•.....•.••••.•...... EQUAL HOUSING OPP O RTUNITY ,._...,_..,Motte.: All rl'1tl _.,l,tlc· ••h •'rtl"l'd U1 Uui. M''"''-P<llX'I I~ •uh j~"l tv t.l'tt< f"t-d•·r•I l''air lluU)IO~ ,, I u l 19~ AFFORDABLE 'llrwpon I 1\ If 10 pr• ,ua111u~ Wratditr fm un \l•r 100 000 ~8(10llJ ;) IHtrm ramtl) f Vl)m l'\)UDlfV 11 lll'hf'n ,..t•lll and rlran •nrl rrad)' 1.1. mo\" inlu \a II u• al ~) 11!\I for rurtbrt dC' tail&. ~HERITAGE .• ·REALTORS Whll·h 11\ltll.1 • ti 1llt'1<11I l•·i--------.-f 16 d" l' r 1 t ~ r c1 n > llf " ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE , INC. 4 l 01 lit I~ O~Nl D COM PAN~ ~l NVING I Ht ~0111 l Ol\SI AHt /\ StNt:t. l'lbl HllNCT PUCI TO PLAY ln the PRIVACY of your PHET'TY heated POOL in lht• PATIO of this lovely 3 Bdrm honw Qu:.thty hardwood noors, st urro tntf:rtor Pru·~>d li t only $77 .950. tlurry to~ thJs onl'1 C4 5..._.141 Sen11ng C o s ta M c '>a·l;v1nc H u n tingto n B each -N ewport Be ach l1rC'll•t' ltn11l11lhtn o R-Lt: Es llbt'tllllllHllllll\ b1•~1'll in WlmllftC) tote r .,, ,. n1lur tt'll,,1un 'l \ Al \ t'.Sl«'nJ•y -. ,1nclf' :. 111 nallt•1111I u11~lll vr .in L..,i.. Hk • t1r•nd piano ------------------111h'ntwn to malLl• all)' :llU' l n . 16ll:20 m11 lr 'uc·h 111t'h•n•nn'. hnrn 1 <.wt.. P\1 rul Jf' ~•<' uoo or ch1<!'nm111i.t1un lh.rwr lb .;inx1ou.\'' Don't ll11& n!fw,pa1~r ""'II nut k 110"" lnl(I) IH"l l'jll Ull) >1dv1•rt1~1n1i: fur re.ii •'"l>lall" Whll'h I!> 11\ \-llllJ uoooltJlt lww BtlORS: Adv...tiMn tJlodd c~ HMlr ads cWy and~~ '°" m..diot.ty. DAILY P1LOT assanits OatMJity for tM flr1t cornet lnMrtion only. Y,-.j( l '•ll 64.>0JO:J F ORESTE OLSON ~ _ •.... ., .. MESA VERDE IUGHLANOS Best buy rn lhb ne<ll art'a 3 Hul(t' bdrms, 2 b11lhs. lurge ram1ly room , 2 flrepla<'es Nt'ar schools New on the marll:et al $115,500 You huven 't seen --------• lhlll one, 60 cull w. ut ~11.51 ··········•·····••····• ~~HERITAGE' NEWPORT SHORES t l09(' Lo bt'1tch invest or Uvt! tn thJ11 3 ~rm 2 b11t h b~ach hou)e l>n votC' pHho f"ntry h•ad Ing tnl.O co;i;y 11unlitt! llv u1g rm It 'II move fut at suo.uoo I 673-8550 •• '• t •1 •I [~H~IMI MESA VERDE Located on a qwcl tree ___ R_ea_l_F.ll __ la_t_e __ tined slr~t oo 11 largt' lot, th16 outst11nd1ng 3 bedroom, 2 balh home is a best value of all Lhe current offt>nn~s in lbe prestlg.lous a r eu of Mesa Verde 1-'ul l price $UO,OOO CALL 751 3191 . REALTORS ~ •••••••••• ~?.~~i--------i ·~~;~~~TIES OWNER lodl lay Special First lJme offered tn 12"'1 y(•ars . OuLslandinR, Rt>al prohlem h e r e' cu'ltom decorated home t.011n" out<:t<1ndin1(' with large ccny ram1ly Uwner mak1nR dbl room, built in TV. & pavmt' 1 1 Yi•ar ne'4 paneled bar. Country \•1wnhon:w>' Srenic view • kitchen with s tained Owrwrs problems me a n hi.:. biit fi<1 nngs ror you,, glass wmdow. and room TRAPPED Won't lai.l Hurry • Cati for pool make this 11 &15 ~ perrec:l family h o'™! 673 IC)SO _._ $68,000 Lvly pride of ownership bdrm home irl des1rabl res1deot1al area. Par like back)'T'd. Absolute! immac ulate• Terms --------- $69.900. COSTA MESA FAMTASTIC \". I. s LI< Y ~ TAYLOR CO IU-. t\ LTO l\S !'>111c·1· HMl LOCATI~OCATt<>M-4.0CATION Perf ~t family home on quiet corner <.irross from green~ll 1n Harbor View Homes Phase I I . Convenient to com munily pool & <.'lementary school BeautifuJ "Palermo" wtlh 4 bdr ms. large s pacious kitchen optmmg to family rm w/we t bar +formal dining rm Lovely landscaped yard-patio with buill·tn fire-nng & BBQ. All lh1~. inC'luding the land for only $189.000 WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 2 I 11 San Joaqultt Hlh Road MEWPO«T CEHTEJl. M.a. 644-49 I 0 POSSllLE LEASE OPTION OR COMTRACT OF SALE -.._.IM-. °" a S...,. kMchca,.d lot ht LOCJlllCI ~Thia two bedr'OOlll t.o.M IHn CICCftl to pool. J;;:: IW mid clllbMuM. c.tont w inside, w~ bar, flt~ .ct ttatlan tu. are t-11 IOfM of .... fHhrn. s' 02.000 495· 1720 ••• Arrtl Stary 1.31.5 NotUogham Road N~wport Bea<'h You are lbe winner of T~o free Tldlris tolbe LONG BEACH 111EATRE FESTIVAL '111' J~jH~il\I Poc.collal LS lhe word to Pride o f ownership describe this home . duplell;waterview from f ________ _ From the buge stone both units. Seller wtU se11 1--------- "OUR TOWN" stamng Edd1e Albert al lhe Loog Beach Conven· lion & Entertainme nt Q!nler. 300 E. Ocean Blvd .. Long Beach Delight youn& W1lo Wesl Ian\ ••th cuddly h1&h OI lo• boot~' Hilty U111lt) C1111stmn &•H11 Crochel wesie1 n buots ol syn lhet•c llfOfsted IOI your children, g1anoch1ld"n nephews ind M~C6 Pantrn 7439 Children s sues. Sm1U Medium urce incl suo IOI each paHtln Add •O< uch pattern IOI first clan a11 mail ind handhn& S..d llx Alice ... Needlecraft Dept. 10S Dally Pilot lo1 163, Old Chtkea Sa., Rew TOf\, ll'f \0011. ,nnt llllllt. A4drm. lip. httem """Mr· NIW1HOW' Ou1 1cn9 NllOH CRAn CA1ALOG-O'lff 200 popu 1.11 des.ans. J het Ntterns punted 1n~t ~nd 751 l~la' T1111Sfen S\.50 tntJitt"-' Q1111t1 Sl.SO 127.At&MM '11' Ooil• Sl.50 l~ flowtn .... .SI.SO l2~Pltlk 9'!llts .. Sl.50 U4-Gltb '11 Onl.tlMltb Sl.SO IUStitd1'11' ,Md1Qv1lb SI.ZS 122-StwH '1' 'llff Qlillb SUS lZl·PIMow ~ Sl.50 117-IJSt lt~nt Sl.00 11'-ltifty f11ty Qu1lb Sl.00 ll~Rt.,,+t Ciochft Sl.00 ll~IMbnt Gltts Sl.00 l 10.16 Jiffy lllp 7~ 1ou .. ' 11n11 s1.zs lQa.IMtllll Mattll'M Sl.00 I°'" I .U.t J isMoft S UICI 1 OS-llllUl'lt Cftclitt s 1.00 l~ll!Stlnt Mo11tt Sl.00 lOH ~ Qvtlb f1lf fMIJ 7~ 102 MUW11111 Qv11b 7~ 101-Qlilll ColltdlcMI 7St 9068 .. 8-20 ,,., 1Tfw.; ..... 1fT~-r- SCVLN YlS SCVCN IOP TOl'S Me you11 to pa11 ••th ~im. ~ort~ and ~k1rt J)'rtoe111 S4vt money-sew one Of two now lhi: r~ the nut seill.On1 Alphabet tramlei 1ntlvdl'O Pnnted Pattern 9068 Mt~ S11t\ 8 10 11 14 16. Ill. lO Yaroaaes 1n pattt1n $4ft4 1.50 lot ACh pittm, Ad4I 40C .. 11(11 patttnl lot flrR. dm llinMll. i...ncli•a. S..d • MARIAll MAIJllt rattern Dept. 442 Oatly Pilot %J2 Welt 1"91 54... ... '"" 1n 1001 l Ptitlt UMl Al). =.,n,, sm: ... mu ltt"s be 111.ctical-.,ou set IOOft IOI Im S when J011 teW1 Send IOI ntw J All·WINTCR JASHIQNS.TO SlWCATAlOC Hal SI !>O CO\llJOll lot fret pat lei II of JOU! cflolt'I IS. IOJ.1-... s..1111 W ·e· .... Mtlllt f.,... ... 1.00 l fl.rltdrltM °"" 1.50 u~·ro....... . ... ., .... , ,. .... . . . . . r ftttplace t.o lheovers1ud half or all. Flexible d.uling room, t..rus home is t.enm l oade d . Owner 11' • charmer CALL 5."16·2660 g;;:;_v!,ledtbbSoJ 'b::~i: ~ c;:: SELECT I.JOO R(NIY I PROPERTIES 7)..7300 filc~I~.!~~ IA YCUST -POOL HOME Soft beige tones and the ease of maintenance a re offer ed in this n ew l y painted and carpeted attractive 4 bedroom family home. Must see to appr~iate. $185.000. , A COLDWIU IAHDR CO. 644-9060 2161 $.ANJOAOUINHllLSAD. IN NFM'OAT CENTER '-----------------..... .--!Wll!"'!l!'!!!!!I!',,,,,~. mecnab / lrvlne realty LOVaY WOODBRIDGE ESTATES This is the "Dream Home" for singles or couples. A never-lived ln fully upgraded 2 BR + den home w/ceotraJ air . Lovely landscaping. Asking $115.000 inC'l. new washer & dryer. Natalie Benjamin 752·1414. <C·l33) 642.a2JS 901 Oo~r Ori~ Irvine ell Campus Valley Center 752·1414 S~\\.~µ-L£t,!fs· That Intriguing W onJ Gome witlt o Chucll• -----..... 1'y QAY a ~ -----. .__ ....... "',... ...... ~_..be low IQ ,_ '°"' .,.,,... _.. II C C E Z A M . 12 I I I 1~-r-0..-1 ' ...... ,~r-E..-1 -ti j 1--.....-..__,,..--..--t. Ootlt my bfotMt•ln-law Hf? I Supol 1 1 l I I r ~ 'Tht 1et1 ltme he wu at oom-.__.....__.._..__.._. : munton. he Hked f0t -10 00 ' H l l R E T I wllh hl1 w1ne. r.--.-1 ...... 1-1..-' ........ ,, ""'Tl -i e ~ .... ~"' ~ • • • • • by ltll"'Q ........... ~ -d ,__ ____________ ~ ~ ''""' -No l.....,.. SCAAM-lnS AfttWttl"' Cloutffc.tlow IOIO rRIVAn PARTY Has great homes for sale in Newport & C M. Flex rt.nanclng :;4&-1141 HELP! Call 642 5"678. ext 329 t.o chum your tickets. ••• BACK BAY ,, 'Nltelc-.11 Acal Estntc l~c. Owner behind In pay· ---------• ment.s' Must sell this 4 BR. pool home. NOw ·1---MO--·o----o--·E--~ Catch up payments and EL H M It ·s you.rs! $96,000 AgentSf.2·5905 34 hours It was a model condo m Newport Beach and 1t OPBATIOM still looks like one FACE LIFT "Someth 1 n g R en 1 ly Charming home, com Special"' describes this 2 plelely r e modeled. bedroom and den with Prime localton. 4 Bdrms, cu stom Interior and 1800 spoU~s sq ft. Don 't VlEW. Call Cor appt. miss this o ne ! Ask see. Selling anything with a HOMl~ $89,!IOOAgt ~I -WATI:.RmONT O&ily Pilot Classified Ad REAL ESTATE Is a simple mallt!r . . • 631-1400 just call M2·~8. cae: llDBll ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CANYON CREST TOWNHOUSE Walk To Fash.ion Island Fro1n This Well Pla nned 3 Bdrm. 21h Ba. Home . Dream Kitchen. Lots Of Closets. Inte r com . 2 Pa.tios . 2 Fireplaces. Deck Off Master Bdrm. Tennis And Pool. $157 .500. DON'T MISS THIS Best Buy In Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm. ·+ F a m . Rm. In Great Location Near Schools. A Little Redecor ating Will Make This A Super House. $83.000. Submit Offers. •911'A<t ...... .... " ..•.... 631-1800 111 DOYEi DRIVI • One Call Service Fast Credit Approval Howff1 For Sale ~~few Sde ~.,for SGN ···•••····•·•··•······· ....•........•......•.. ······················· !:~! .......... !~~~ .~ .......... !?!~ ~~! .......... !~~~ OCEAMFROMT Quality craftsmansh ip in ma hog. tnm & oak noors. sets off this landmark: 4 BR . 3 ha. home m finest location E~tabllshed trees & lawns. $475.000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fas hion Island view from 3 Bdrm Country ~tyle home . Used brick & rou~h sawn woods; s wimming pool, Jacuzzi $265.000 IACk IAY Fine 4 bdrm . 21<.t bath family home on quiet cul de sac Overs ized pool, playhouse. storage Sl69.000. Terms. IAYFROHT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak noor. partial basement. concrete foundation. $120,000 Fee BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 Boy \1d1• Ortv" N 8 675 blbl W.NEWPORT BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR 75~11 4 BR. $98,500 Very sharp ram1ly srzed home: bug,• family rm wtth frplr . walnut pirncl tri~. bll 101', ne w du. hw1ti.her & garb d11o· pc>saJ. 4 Bdrm.' . 2 bathi.. (rellhly pa1111ed Only $98.~ you o wn the land ' So Coiti.l Pl;na area. FANTASTIC ... . view of bay & ocean. Fee land, you own 1l Comple lr privacy 4 Bdrms .• 2"'1 balhs: the spectacular use of mir· rors provides an exotic atmosphere. Proper1 y 11> at $389,000. BAY& BEACH 45-0 NEWPORT CTR. DR JSS-{111 NJME DUrt..EXES Located 1n 100 b lock, West Newport . oldt> front 2 bdrm. has ne plumbing. electncal 1 lt1tcben ; rear b11chelo urut over dbl garagt'. space for 2 extra c:ars Pnced at $149,SOO HACH Beat 1nrtation -h vc 1n l~~~~-~~~~ one unit, rent out l he1 ________ _ 2 Bdrm & I bdrm unn second Custom bolll duplex I block to b4!11rh 2 Bdrms each, with many extra feature5 • West Newport. good ren COSTA MESA tal h istory . w Jlk t PETE BARRETT TRIPLEX beach_ 1159,000 Separate 2 bedroom 673 3663 675..am Ev • RWTY owner ·, unit PLUS ~ COST A MESA 6'\l·5200 more brand new un1Li. Easts1de, 3 bdr~ . 2 ba _________ , Ro t h 2 be d r o o m Completely remodelt'<I. · f 1 rep I acei., Ra r a ~··i.. nr~araie. $128.000 DUPLEX 'ieporate yard-;. pa11os HEWPORT,EHIN. Near Bl'c1rh & lhy .and laundry room Sul>- 2 Bdrms .• 2 b11lbs. frpk l:Ut.n.s, frpk, lower unit mil le~ and hnanc1ng OnJy $89,000 Leasehold rouJd huve t'1'tra l(uest At.long $175,000 MEWPORT ISLAND qt.r.. Xlnt cond thru o ut COLE OF NEWPORT 3 Bdrm., I balh borne on $1~.000 REALTORS R 2 lot. frpk . lots o JACOIS REAL TY 675-551 I wood & bnck Sl8S.OOO 675-66 70 HOME & INCOME --- 3 Bdrm . 2 bath home OTS ~ ICH pl1.11> two 2 bdrm un1ls 1n L • """' .-' rear 4 Car park1.ng in de Ready t.o bwld your own ligbtlul park hke s etllng. custom home Near Back Easl!llde Costa Mesa Bay and ChPrTY Lake. Property In xlnt cond1 A.gt 646-362'7 tJCm ' S199.000 5~ 673-J663 642 2253 E ves WESTMINSnR associated llRO K EA S-R EALTO RS l OH W 8otbno b7l JU I Pr1d t> or or w on ownerstup, Qual11y con s truct1on Sep owners house plu.!> 4 12 bdrm I un rts G S I Sl4,50 a moolh OW C 2ndT O.Xlntloc 640-5112 R r. Tl\Vl CJn ~UN'tPA~V RL~LfOAN 0£~f LOPL~S ROOMFOR2 M ORE llNITS'' 75XL27 1-z R :! lot, l(OOd Ea :1 t s 1di: localt• upgraded 3 (>('(Jrrn:;. I '• b.t , lath & plasttr. hardwood Ors I Yr new kitchen 1n rlds m1crow1we For 3 ~oocl 1nvestmenl, C'4 1t Glen llt'Uwarth. of Cost11 M tsa. I rvin1', Ntwport !leach, In~ 4134 F: 17lh St . C M 631·1266 Nal.lonwtd\' Net work of lnd..IVldually Owned and ()p(-ratf'a I l.'.i; tat e Of flCt'S ------------- ~ 'a ,,. . I I ' ' ~ ' I r t~'""'·-.. " "(; •I /' . -In 1t11WOl&M~ llGDOG? Thls plush Irvine Ter raN? homt: ha!> a largl' roncrPl.e suk' yard sur rounded by a b1~h ren<"e. ideal for a do.: run Beautiful ya rd "''l magnificent Pml.'~ & a ocean view 3 Bdrm5 . spacious llHn~ & d1mn area w1lh pa1nte<t brick frplc'. $184.SOO 67J-.4400 HARBOR VIEW! PRICE RED UC ED TO SELL Plus h ~reen t!ntrywa) leads you Into lh1s d(' r orators dehJCht Room> kitchen & ram1lyroom m11k t! th1<; home .. WOO'Wns deh~ht I.I\ Ill groom & d1n1ngroom with mnsi.1n· floor to l>eiling hreplace CX·ean & canyon vu?w, fl•ncetl rear yard with co' ered patio. & lots of frull trees. Call 673·85.50 '""'N '•I y." I, ,, . '" t, , ~~ SUPER ACTION 1N THE COMICS SECTION OF THE ______ I \81 tft&Hil . 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N.-wport You PllY sales lllx only i PVGL.ASb'S HILJ..llOMP. lAST"SIDE C.M. t:1rl\&alv• T hree t\n•h llAUYY Cbars ..... ~~;.3 • .... bf · 3 M1t80,2br,2bll.730ahl COMMBCIAL & APARTMBO'S LS cam naSpectJAruJu l Bedroom, 2 bath WOOOtaJ....._I 0.y o~r JtiOO rt ol new Mll"1"0l'ed din rm w/wet , • ~ imn. ()('.-... vu, S star perk, 7 day move Vlew ~all home M .,._ b&cl11 , wtth s bckm.. • 4 bar pl~ trpt, earont I IAll 4. I riced rfiluced to In. Jvtn4.J3.. ------~~~t " P r id": u:r fl'rkea.d.$4'00 t>.tha, den, btU•l rm. wall pa pert fml y 1l~OOO ~·1'286 MiuklnMoblleHomei. 6 co mm. units, I.on~ Beach $85,000 ownc>r~hlp thru out MUST SElL' di.rlln1 rm ., ·~r lartcr kllchell W / aourmtl 631Hl841 ____ 1 COllOMADllMAa OW1wfi 11).)\Ul' Ma~•· • 1urnr rrn Cull fOC' de C'hopp1n1 blot'll. lvly $6580 DOWN LOOKATTHIS .. Tift.IX. offtr lh11J bouurully main l•ll3 ee'='°' 3 bdrm. 2 be\ha. Two IM'W twnhlJ\IS. Npl Two 2.BR WUt• and onr O' lalnf'~ l'y iiro\wood JlfflllllY Onl1'119.500·7•t501 tu.a•CM )Br.2 ba.ai.· HAHOOP9flH• 2·St y romm , Rdtnowt>r $182.500 Triplex. llunl. Harbour Sl85.000 10 units, Snnta Ana $280,000 l8R WlJl on •~ kU Or ~I w1lh Minny with l.IALTOI sumea ba1 o ( $150,000 Mlaalon Mob4le Homu vu Half bl0otlc lo Dia sunny rourtytard l"ntt')' 67S..tl 11 $1100/a». Vacant, move oPCn:l3rdoffie.ln OC. 20 units. Santa Ana (new> $795,000 2 sty oHires. Anaheim $900,000 Corona 8e11t'h vlfw refttral 1trtum, Iara• ri1ht In . Owner wlll HUUS Bum ~IUD ... 3 u r sar. rd ':± .. -mHlrf' 111.AIA ind for m.I <:H~~· IMv Real Dt.tle Hrry at 10% IDt. No uun '3ll0.000 OW nn r'-4 ~ 1 ?Wi 1 dinlNI wea N.-&, a&. OR, frplc. L.UXUllOUS midllDC'leded. ~ Ftce waaber • dryf!r 2-st y offkcs. Geach Rt. JJ 13 $940,000 5 triplexes (new), SA $185,000ea. lbU rar __.. ,.._Owly Ul,tOO fau>rm. v141w f73 66.)4 .. C.,,.YOM w/puttbaat of any nt"W ~·• ~ W6ad Kr&lty u.& 72 I I t. lillfo. OUrW or wed mobll home dvr ...... Wftt ' " ' .. ,.,_" • ._.. Ute and al'1 towllboulf! Great IocaUon, ~ bl~k lng the month ol Nov.~ 6 fourpll'Xl'S <new>. SA $195,000ea 673-1700 near PoOL )acuut • '8· U> ocua. S Bdrm. Ir 2 BR t.ocbo0Mff1)11). 770.025 I nla • jOI to f'a1bloo unlt1, double 1ara1e. 638J•Ml. ---------..is.11 )our homt· 1>r lnconw lalaod 3 bdrma %...., ba f\lJ'll!abed ooo ----prupert> fut w1tb ••t bar, frml d in , 2 ·~a••cH 7 t C/841-3400. A.lik for Ralph 9A.M-5PM llAHltOR VH~W lllU.S Nu1porl R t~ Auur '-·-t b I ---' ,_....,,.._, -U p11rad~ 3 bdrm on 631 cu; spec-t'ff•I • Lerwu llA&.TY 67f.164% lllJ'~ C'OrnC'f' lot Pl"U\Wr baleoo*. tae mltr aulte, _________ 1 EXCITING CORD LAND REALTY, INC. I) IS vecanl 0 111>Mr i. RAl k BAV ('ONDO w /walll·lll ~louts ·1---------111 • e .. .wou. ..0.~1UA1~ol SC°" ,..,..("" rrdU<'t'd t llVIHI! ~ lH..:DROOM CONDO aecurityp&ea. ?»-1501 WHOA THERE! su-. ~ Aacem ~ :iu~ WI ~TIT! with all th~ tuxun.-11. DI&. WIDILUXUIY · Rdrm t'harowr on II • ~ Uym, Jae, laundry room Hokl )'OW' bones. Hav~ $I I 5 MO . lot. COGIP~>' ""°"" •,SI\ BR•. SlUl,000 to Opc•n bum c:elllnll5, yooovtriookedtlu.love· IMC&.D"SAUUTIL 1-.-rw.,.rty 200 2200 Sl.Zll.ll60. kUl 12 As•nt SL.ASHED SU0.000 Walk tu &lttt h and wwn ---------1 ly s bedroom home 1.11 19'1'4 Beodllc. 2Br 2Ba A •••••••• •• •••• • ••• • • • • "' ·-.... .., Homes '? How about yra "O\'er.Read'ytooc llACH4-l'lll HuollnilooBeacb .:o •• t11 ...... w.u ••••••••••. •.o •• 2.4 a...-s1z.soo 400CMl~*. FOR.!'! $.lt'J.~ HOME+IHCOMI beautiful Jlarbor View beauilluJbocne.Adulls18 SAMCLIUltlTI OMCEllMSl'Tt a.· .. ut1lul JRR c!hJ hum.-•~ ··a.. ..a911.a519 ZBrt.ou.e+aptovcraar ambbng over• take a c(Kup)'. u 1 oder $25,000 p..1..t....ot....__ .. ,p .. BR. Z7.000 sq. (t. lot uear t15a Verde r1 l.., 1.,t ... 1 .. u ... f.111111\ <if~lb "" "" R2 view, den, DR. LR look al 1t. K1d.8 walk to W3430 2 b. ~ncl .. ;tt' Pacific a Ho$p1tal. s r m l.1 .. at 1 .. mtl) •i..-l!l!ll~U'CoHttlighway $225,000Agm~ s.choola.ft'aopeoSuoday C411t.•Pedflc beaulicuJ~y!.1:lko~ Pourt.i;Sbop Cnt.rlt C1vK' •frium n1•1..,bUv1hv~"I Lo.,.nl 1.Av NABEACH lS ,.4 ~.,<()()() A "' "' BAYFRONTCondow/45' · · ........... ~ Linda Lane b e ach ~oter .• _., · pn~ln.&n!A l.OVELV 2flr,1kn l.A.lndo boatsli~w1mmincpool 20l.SPortProvence 2T01Hartlor8U20IA Super1> iocaUoo •coo OamdBourli.cRltr 21t~·1-11 from th1• ~~kek1n i---------Owner .ooo•..0.71 ~Offeredalfl77.SOO. S40.5'J7 struc8~~1H.~RV S4&-9950 Woodbr1itl( .. thtru•lthl ' c.nann """ \ t r .i , 1n1 I .,. .1 In u I REALTORS , _ __,c Off Llvina Rm ASTRll Real htotc ,ln< 754-7800 ~:1 .. j(11nl noon11"a n .... uh 1'0Wllry kll• ht•n 1hn•n1t J b\.'<inJOm~ 11nd h•·"'rl\ f11 l'Jll~('O RV ~·rlln.: $111:1 ,SOO HKR (111 ~1720 rAADB1 t:'.~::~~ .~ •~,f ·:;,,f ar!l!.!! ~ .. O~JL 21. ~.:;~.~~'Wr n:~:;.: .. m::121 !.~~~;;E:v;.J·:.':! Oft{"f?d at 5m ~ l'ull H.-bor Vkw HCMRe Wwrf ,. _ _,,,,__ I MMS~lS) Rent sy2,50 Pride of ow•enb1p 4 lipted and rcnced t.e~ WortJ1SI~111)0 \\ 111 1.1 k1• ownt:r ul !151 ti!Jt.I or SBrSomenel ·--....., _,...,.... Adil.It l plex in n~wn\ ~t.al l'OW"t Call613"8S50 $1M.~lO r111 I .. ,1 ,,,le o( &46-1'40 l'nn only • 640-5157 mo: . pe · area near achoola and <"' 1 N ' 1 / • '' • '·' • 1 •• 1 ~(~:.'.t.~~"~~!~.:· '~~.;"i,;~~~i~.'~~ , ;;;~~~~r~3~e~~R.~.~~~~~WH~b~a~1h~ER~~be~a~t~b~I=~~";::. ~-~~;~;~· [~ IHIMI '"#I .. C.lfO!f111a" M!SAVtlD! CUSTOMHOMt 4 Rd.rm 3 &th w1rorm11I dlntn& room and tnmil)' room 2500 aq r1 'llllRI ~to~ on oversized lot Finest quullty thruout •., block to rounlry t'lul) & t.l'nlU8 courts. Fant t 1~ offered Ca II 546·~ ~HERITAGE REALTORS ihowplace Owner's Pride (riJrg~ 2 story Mt·1;11 Vt·rde 4 l>t.-Oroom horl'lt'. with plWih l'ar~111. din mg, h1m1ly room 1111d .,unkl'n 11v 1n11 rm 'fhere'i. mo re' SlJS.7:>(J BKR Call 540 1720 3 STORY <..'tL'>lomued Condo with oJk !lplral !lta1rcase w,.t bdr . 1or1 & Jat u111 rnn>c1 n.:ht • TcllltoRMCG~t We Ut.... 754· I 20 ~TSIDE R-2 2 Bedrm house, will take 3 units C'all ror mfornus uon 64$ 9161 .... OPEN HOUSE . ·REALTY ·, /..JI' ~ , o..aroiftt 1026 TA.Ill.I. ...................... . Hrllrid new 180 d~g. ocean view New 3br zi..,ba (3rd .. #I hi Callfontia" br a pvt swl.e). S185K -Consider trade. Agt MESA VEIOE 4..PLU 7~06 --- Spacious 3 Bdrm 2 bath Reduced lo sell. By owners urul, w/rlreplace Owner. Occ11.n view 3 Br +3 2 BR 2 Ba units Xlnt 2V& Ba • den. Puol, Jae . rinancin& available. Call sauna. many upgroides. ~Sll80 S e e l o a pp r e c I a l e $102.500 661-2537 ~HERITAGE REALTORS Stepping On Kids? Fowltaift Valt.y l 034 ·····••••·····•········ ~~~·gt1 ~~~uH Causey home :J hoiu;estowater. l.r.c1cif~19over•oa J p~ •CE i::MEK·~w eA-vurf ~----------1 Fee land. O wn/Agt I.A o lRV GROVES. 4lir. opt or \3L.. LOVELY UDO 6..11·1400 Orawings'Coaatal K sale. Poolljac prvlg 's. Q)mpany 00 a apa~ 56• lot. a __ J_U_D_Y_SC_H_U_TT ___ , SummerHW!eaway PtOPIRTllS'" __ _!7!~--tt'n 544.S59f)evs roomy stniJe atory. 3BR. 2 Br. 2 bath. community 10,. n t:JO r ..M.I N t:w ER Co!> I a M esa ramHy rm home. charm· ShaU:en Realty l~ happy pool Lido Penin1ul11 4 B l.duplcxei. House & Dupl" PLUS • ILl .... vEft 1ngly decorated with to h.ave )'OU usoc1aled $38.000. cl bayf t t.o ..... A'-ROOM TO BUILD i., __..ii;u t'Ounlr)' french kitchen. w'lth UI You are ti pro-ltOC)lf' lrowft l.L d 0 "..,, n ~ a ""'p e:-;,.. More UM.s AICl '3\ 1400 COMFORT oak floora. r.rcs1d e re:aalonal & especlally 673-1020 2ll/fl4.l200 8e.iut1Cully appointed formal dining. stained & knowledgable 1n the ~~~~~~~~~;---~;-;;-;;--omtaM. OHft't, split level condo with 2 leaded gta111 windows Baycnst area = 4..f'lEX ..._.. • 2400 bdrms . den, wet bar, and warm natural _.ood SHATZEN REALTY 27' Airstream traaltr, SllS,000 ---------1 dlnlnS room. 2 '1'I batba. tooes tbroulhou\ S4().Q59 custom wood anterior An ubdttable -.c:e for amrmlh Condo ror ~t. PURR FECT wtute wat..cr v1~ & grul PLUS $2800/ofr 646·5791 ev~. .... · 8 y Cb a 1 r I 1 ft C .. I l • outdoor hv1no from 2 a 1--e pool 1•--.. '"""•th 5..ta AINI I 010 ~.:.:.;;......:..-~-----I 2 C'ULe and ccny duple1tes o..&.a<""'"A t . · Turtterock/$97,500 Pntt'd nght 38drm. 2ba. fain r m Broadrnoor Plan I Muny extraa Sprldrs. detklnK Agt 833-l!i'Zl • .... .....,.,. ...,... ..,._ .. .,. J rr 2 BR on ,_.. lol •-,.._ ........ _..at 6pm That'a right I\ J)l'rlect decks & covert!d patio brick patio. $295.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uo1'JV e eraoo. • -... s-awoouc ---starter 2 bt.>droom. zi,, plus pool & jatuul for--6 to 2,500 2ba, bltinl. Lge hving Costa Mesa! Upgraded ~ Fartfts. bath to11.nhome in ~re 1149.500 ~ we $4 rm. comb din/den Pet Ultenors! 7~·1920 Grons 2700 s t lglous Deerf ield • Col644-7Zll OK AdJt prk. 548·9237 J_ P'-'ILAl&CI~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'ormal d1nin1t. lovdy Your first! .::..968-=-.:86:.:.l;..:4 ______ 1 ,.,...,,._ acres fallbrook. home & d \10<\ So Coa~t ll1way SI rn""" EZ l kitchen. 2 ct.1r fara1te an Pnvacy ualore in this ... ,._ £--~......._ 12 grove .. .-. rm:.. In VIiiage t'a1rc " "'--~ ..._. ....,.. Tnde r OC 673 9473 neat p11t10 m~ es th111 the LAGUNA BEACH super 2 bedroom condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. or · · better buy or the year 497_24 57 C.Cn\ral air. dining. patio Io "'CRIS PtC>HaTilS"" Ask1na only $76.000 Call ---------1 and pool area. 8KH. Call A R.....u us ror detall!i 1rnd 11.._!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ HEWPOllT·Zllt S40-l720 Owner Ill . aay's "Make IO,.Tlta:JO ,.M.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvat.e11how1nil 1-Stl,5001 OHer". 2 Fixer uppcri--------•l..._..,_wlahed R . Coff hOU&a. rnaoy buikhnga. ·•••• ••••• ••• •••. •••. •• a9e Can YoU bel.leve It" lt'a huge oak ireea. City ..... IVEH In the beart of town t.rUe! Fabu.lou.s Newport. wat~r. ran be spilt UNITS •.,,. • '.!1n withm walking distance highly UJ>graded-very "'#I ht Calfontf •• Terms . 11677 ·5691 or Gerald Olson ~7 of beach. Probate sale tast efully d eco r ated a l/522·2080 HB '4 plex. pride of 196C2HelenaCtrclt· :1ubject to court con townbome! Seller ia ell· T_. 1090 FAaf90 ownenllip,ooly 2yrsokl. J~nungtonBeach ........ CH REALTY firmatlon. A grtal fixer· trenJelY. moUvated and ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------• auum•. seller he lp You are the wmnero( _,, 91>% FINANCING avalla· yA.J-0-.. fl o an re. ll 'X-d n . Two Free Tidl .... 551·2000 upper.S99,500.R0030P b~.Amusttoaeenow ! AIUSIDCUSTOM p vv~ '"'" maueementavad ---.... -e-w----1 North LIMlllllO Call75.7rl700toprevLew! "What a mus!" Hut PIUVATlLAll Agt Gary Bos~ , "Nt.oG B~ACH " Charming b;~--~ itb what a buy!• BR tuttom on 17 acrea thal can be 960-4.. 536-%491 ..,.., "' Ir .~ .. 1·0·•1\tUNIOlll~I' ... -~ooahiL'-1de setting aplil. Private 1cduded~~~~~~~~~~~1 rnEATREPESTIVAL D-. i i loads or potenlla or ··~ ~ ........, ... .. ........ TOW ..... D'llC'Q nn ftCJS creative buyer. Large lot [ I •1th loads o( sundeck111g. area. hu near aew vv. " This ls t0r Lhe young at w/parluog for RV • dou· e ,.,fU•.,ifl::\! Massive master swte ac· bdrm. 2 ba borne, bu.ge stamng t;dd1e Albert at heart. 2 Bdrtn6. + den ble g.arage. 2 BR+ den. ;:,:tf;l i "i; cented with luxurious oaktteea. SUNJTS the ~ Beach Conven· • Plan I In Ch ancellor can expand. $l72.5oo Roman tub • pnvate FAIGoO ........ • rlf• Uoo • Enlertainme nl Home:. F.x rcllent condi· 801SDP garden.'> Formal d ining l/~5717or l/~ Great invest mt nt Q!nter. 300 E Ouao HI . uon. CIObe \.0 park. pool, utdoor Count y, 5 Br. 3 ba, 2 .. ramJly room included oever a vacancy Pour I ~ Beacb 1at• &:.hnpp1n.: 0 able frpk:s. 2 car i;tarage. lge Spectacular Vlt"W. No ·~llh BR units &ooe 28R unit <:all6C2·~K, l'Xll29 fncd yard. Owner out of quabfy10g 1179,000 for SaN 13 Yrly income could t>.: toclwm yoor Lleket:-.. counlr)'. Mui\ sell °" lse RUMAR llfAL TY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111.SOO Seller wilt ~Ip • • * w/opt to buy . Good 558-7977 ~CoMhwctMMI w1hnancingat$249500 -----Delatte 13 Unrt Pr~jed. ' lalboels.a-d terms. $133,000. s.t9·7971 IUILDill In xlnt Costa Mesa loca· Byowner,ZBR &den con· WAHTSOUT! lion. Bring your 1n · yfront,p1er float.2Bt<. do. S89.SOO New.port from under this ('Ustom 4 vest.on! F\rst user ap 2 ba, L23 E. Bayfronl Cresl area . D ay s. BR.ho......,,with sweepin" prec1allonsuUavail.Ca 1 S795 llerb.213/478-35-n .... ~,..,., ""' ,. I J 197·9 2005 Balbo-. Blvd. 644·3179,Eves:......--view bl'yond belate cose escrow an. · ... .__ ... _a.. 3169 Superb entertainment 1s For more info call Ne4 port Bch.673-2058 -• BY OWNER. 3 Br J&lt Ra, afforded by hUl(e Kame 64G-Sll2 l~~~~~~~~·j Harbor Highlands. Pnn room and ramily room BY OWNER a1tn1(1cent buchfronl 3106 ······•·•··••·········· only Ph 646·41~ Soanng cathedral ce1I· Two 4~exes. 81 2 & 614 Wt-::.l Nt>WPOrt ho~ !i' TA.BEU. a-un1• 1050 SACRIFICE in.,. accent livlni:t room C II <'<' " £1drm , 2 bat'bs.+-dorm FORMAL _,,,--"'" -d ( I di I 3 a e mpana. ""' uY lofl Vrly lff. 11500/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut48R, pool, apa. lite an orma n n11 SC Gen. ~p. end unrll> 956.~l "* 1 ._Calif-la" I\ formal dining a net llv· OWNER anxious. Terrific yard. Xlnt area. $142,500 Fireplaces Corl hat warm ~-hry Loh/ overlook l(oHrnu r"" ----- " m ..... 1nl(, huge real family buy, 3BR, n.ba. AI C. 673-4311Agt. and co1Y fl'dtnl( Hun Cryph 1500 Owner can arran~•· ONWATEI • -----room. in111de laundry fncd patio $59,500. Vilh• dreds of S(\ _ft . or det'king ••••••••••••••••••••••• financing. Sl9S.OOQ ea 2R r home w1th IHM T IUILDER CLOSEOUT IY OWHEI room plus rour lar"e ........... 7., .. LIVW> By owner. Nice Nwprt abound Unbtllevahlt> 496-SZ7S. Pnn onJy ,. """"" ur:r.JUUU 8 8 11 low " 1 N ~ d a For Sale by trustee 1n ~L IP $6SO/mo IH "'~veral l"e 2 story 4Br 311 ZBa 2 ty Cond bedroo-. 2'"-bat .. • In 11 ---------1 area. 3 r 2 a. a pn..:e. e .. an 11 • ''"" "' · r. · 11 o. '"'" ..,.. "'' ...... 05 ~ .. t ' $210 cw"' bankruptcy ror Harlan•-.--------•I lo\1nu&bed or unh1rn 3Ba homes at 345 E 23rd cl08e to 11hoppln1t. rec 2 '>lol"Y home s1tu11tcd on LGCJWMS "'.,.C I 2 modern convcnlencf'N•· c: .... RUM ... · .. ""'RE "'LTY John Durand. all nght.'• -..CE ILO,,._ Watet frOftf ~· ~I for 1189""" 2 s1n"lu ""nt~r cal I to •ho·" a "Om er lot ls what vou 'II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' --t price'" area. o -,.. vm -· i. ~Lory J8r. i s;'.homes"'at ;8°11~owner/af(t·' .. g;t for a low low pMce of f.:e'°; ne1gbborhood. 558-7977 ulle&uuereattoplot l57• 4 Separate unit:., lOO !IQ 6_,1 -1400 2fr76 & ~ Oran~e /\vc St~ ooo Su rk w th L N' I $115,000. 642·72V4 for1----------t 1ntcrnrnenl Spare D. fl eat'b. $89.000 Cur 1129 .500. Ownt'r lrYIM 1044 cowU forl:e~~\aak~t 8QUOa tQUe appt. ()tMrbalEstah Blue Spruce No 2 sec· loyMcc.r.9e.Rltr UwfWt'llisltcd I 1nanc1 n It a v a 1 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ball and volleyball. tot R lty • F 1 b ••••••••••••••••••••••• uon, Including pre·nced 541-7729 ownertagt 552·4894 No broker romm11111on. lot.hugeswtmmingpool. ea or sa e Y ow n er. MebleH fund" bell hnt•r, deed li-422164 G7307K2 Woodt>ndl(e comer de· clul>hous• and elemen channlog38R.2ba.nr FerSalOft'ltl 1100 83400. Harhor Re s tj~~~~~~~~~~.•.~ •• rM.l'f•od••••••••••••~~~~ tach t'd. 3 BR 2 HA . l.ary srhool arl' but att>Jlll ..;:.be~a=-c:.:.h;.:.';.:.Sl.:.;09~,000.;..;...,_.64_W~S56~-••••••••~•••••••••••••• M~mor1 al Park . 162 * • * /\:.sume 8 hr: V A Large $94,980 8111cay 4 BK. dt'n, awar, Call now ror mon: CH"'•Ma.a C'lt31er Ave, Cosla Mesa. 'I bdT l lri d ul d -~ EXCITING Ca Walt.er E. Hyde. 3405 David~ . m. t1 on1· mine 3 BA. hg lot $159,\l90 part c an 11n pn\alt' A deUahtrut cha.rmma ai ~7500 On • • Wood.side Or. ca~on C1 660 Ntwport Q!ntrr Dr 110f•I w wtr toll Pnnc. 642 11112. 644-liAA7 ahowing. , ..... unly!llJX K::.:Jl ------m sought after 3 bdrm ON THE BE·CH l)'. Nt"V 89701. Send orft'r .,.~ --On L&kl', 3 Br 2'·'J RK , den. -home on coiy l'orner with 8 G 4 Bdrm. 2 balh bo~ • ft • only, cash later Newport Be:H•h J Hdrm Com.lo. 21 ~ hJ form. din rm. uw.:>00. -~ trees & nowe~ in abun· wi pool. Jae, fam r m. .W.--.th h Youarethew1notr11( pnrnc lo~:. 2 c ur atlat·h Contrart of aale 2 yr!\ at <> · dance Perfect cond In· Complcte)y remodeled. -...-· • ac: c..-rclat Two Frff Tldl•h r d t d t1 d • ,.. 1 EnJ th ge.a caps & sunsets over Pl_... 1600 .... ~ar , pro ecoru e 97/8'7. Call Bob Mered 51 e • .,u oy t' BIG lol, much more. lool11n~ the blue l'acihc .••••• 7-:::~•••••••••••• touie _$!f2.000.~0 196_5 _ l.l.T.9572666 f ood 1.re A value al Owner will finance. No fvt beach. 5 mlnolea Commercial Bldg o n THiAOf'S:~Et;\'r'v/\L 6 IB>llOOM lrv"-e Groves 2 br, d•>n, RANCH RE.ALTY 49e9:!"'94' 94 495-5220 credit Rffdedk. Sfl$$,000Ed rom l-'as h1on Island PCH, ror .sale or lease. "''""-TOWo..J" u 1 ... 551 •2000 ~ balance. As or Sensational tnplc w1dt" 6306 w Coast Hwy. """' " IACK IAY AREA Oranf(ewood. backs to ---------496-241 l 130.5050 Chernow 984-2AS6 home. Park rent onl~ owner/agt. 548-1.290 stamng F.dd1e Albl•rt at This lovely home 111 well i(reenbcll LndH pd.l•--------•I $228. lbe Long Beach Conven priced tor it'" site & l()('O· frplc $93,500. 640·0997. HAltlOR Niguel Shores Townhome WA TBROMT C.-fomlo rocHlc NEW SHOPPING lion & Entertain mt• nt tloo Big living room , , 204. 3 br. $10008 under UV'4• Mclltlle ..._Wes CENTER Cent.er. 300 E CK·ean Bl • ramlly room. dining, SACRI FICE . Reuut; VIEWHOM! mkt.Owner831·7568. 21ly tri-level,28r.228a. 2'10&HarborSteZOO/\ NewportBeachArea Lon&Jleach hu•e rooms throogh<>ul. Woodbridge ~Br 2141l The award winnin g aunktn tub w/ftl\ld flit· Tnple net leases Fir!lt C8116C2S678.~xt 329 Th'it1 ls a perfect home ro PLUS elegant 2Br condo Palermo Model that Lake Fot"Ht I 055 tlKM. forrNI dining rm. ___ S_4_0._S_9_l_7___ yean rent guarantttd to claim your 11ckt1:.. the luge family Second pnred below market reatures rour bedrooms ••••••••••••••••••••••• trplc, wet b•. tu•urlout._ ________ •i Pnmr high traffic count • • • level Is d~lgned for In· Roth nr hake. 673·4311 ram1ly room d1n1nJ? LA•tflO..-T beige cpt & nardwood MOllLIHOMI 11 ,000 Sq. feel renlable ------- 11.ws or ., lias llv lnl! Owner/Agl. room and It has a v1ew 1 3 bdrm. 2 ba boat d()(k . plantdl,., lntemal MCurlty space $780.000. 16 \MTS $310,000 room. kitchen, bedroom LAii FlOHT Prime corMr location · Sun " Sall Club Mem ayatem a secuf'lty gate IMFORMATIOH G~ ElclM Co. 15•;1, dn, contra<'I or salt· & ru11 bath. plu11 t~rrace $197 iroo pandsrivate batk yadrdl . pror bberabl ~ .... 111fl.OOO lk>st 1339.000 Rent,. op,uon to buy intlro. 631·3400 or Great cond. Nt>t 11penda Wll.h view or Ho ck Bay. •"' Ii caped an n 1m uy 00 ......,.e (714) 75'1-1961 552-3254 rei>o s. oan uaump on 6 .. 4-8711 bleS180 mo Rob Maret' I Ex c e 11 en t e u y 8 t Sh• r p GI en w oo d maculate rond1t1on. <.;all 9'7>0323 830-7023 1-'---------etc. Eaay fmancc 0 .A C. ----"------1 1 T ~7 Wiil LUSK H:KTALS 3 nn in l':Jstbhdf. $950 3 HH 11.irbor Vu:w Hilh. ~ 4 BR Costa Me-:111. $7011 2 BR + den Ja,mine Cr eek. $S50 Se.1v1ew 2 BR + den. $900 mo For le.as~. ~ 1 •,>tl ~l\IT'I oJ " • .~ ' ~15 ( Coul M•• Coron~ Oel lt)1 REH'T? -WHY? There 11re over ZS ways lCl own ynur own home. some fl() down and oo l'Ml. H<EN HOTLLNt:! Call Now 979~_50 __ _ HR. 2 ba. extremely rlf'an. 1325 mo. Ask for KM th, Hkr. llt;Z 4471 --------3206 $155.000. Call R .. a1 townhome on l\rborlake today for your oppolnl LAKEF"OREST 9olr1<:es " rt1 2000 ~lat.era~23L3. ~teps to beach & meal Alovely Wi"""l"l"nrnodel OCEAHVIEW MoWleHCMIWStore .,.4 4UNITS CAN••19 ••'''''"'l'•~· 1 clubbouae! Larachvln& 3 )"~ Contemporary o p e n EAna.beJm 956·4.SOO •••••••••••••••••••••• COSTAMESA ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• [6 lfi~l*1i1I ;.J~i~r~:F.~~~ i.~E:;?J~~{: E!r.:~7J;..CJ:.~~' ~;..=., 51i!;~~.£.~~~· ~~:\"i.•:~~; 2co~tm·~~~~~~.~.:~e:~cr~,4Q;. , ~ • I' H.ighly upgraded, FAN-Want Ad Result.a &u-5'78~~~~~~~~~1 W Anaheim 781-1442 Y r. • · s lruc l iOn . 1\80,000 ...-n"' '-'ti ....,..,...., TASTIC VIEW! Pools & r: Tw.o.lnn 7$2 l920 breakfallt rm . patios As-YA~ ttnnisrourts.too•Take •-1e h 10 ... L.apRoHic)Yet 1052~..,_. 1052 2blcdstolhebeach J QU•IL sm.67s.6239 1111ume 8~~ lntre11t nlooktoday·r all752·1700 __,..... ac -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •EXCITING• .,,...IVT'f"REALTY A SGl.0001 No quallf)'lnit! 011,,•111 · ,.,,.,,,,.,1 N·1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·· e 4 br. patio, 2 C'•r $11,000 movea )'OU ln l 3 ~·ryt ,> I VHYLOW 538-7533 PLACE gar11ge. ~. mo. (213) ::~i:a~p:: .. u;~:rra"J~"! lft!•HiJ DOWHrAYMEHT tllColdwel n-~--d~ttth~~l~~~le b.ati¥e4rtn PtOf'UTIES .. .:..8'1_6_V_23_e_ves_. ---- c all qultkl L inda or _ , --·-··-·-~· EXCEP1'10NAL ~ Smack doh ln thf! middll' on comer k>t by Hunt OAYFRONT Pam aaenu 751·2060 TERMS· "'1~NllA1 &.0<(~.AGf. t <lMA'N'f f b I t I N l lngton llnrbour IO,.. n l:JO P..M.I Brand new 3 81\ on No __ _.,. __ . -IY OW .... H La au n e Be 11 ch u n ° eau.i u ewpor SCO'M' RP.ALTY ---Bay w/('()rner v~w. 1 -" l H a r b or . A I a r d c• n L... ................. ~ _. .,. MISA VlltDI JUrd to find Univcrlllty o >Sln.artablc, panoromic PACIAC ISLAMD VIUAGI Par ad Is e + P et . ___ 5_36_7533___ -wn loft "llkylllt!!, brtclr pat • Ltl tam home on qu1et model In ViUage 111. 3 ocean view Charmin!! 3 L · t th b Ch Adu It 1 \ b en OUPLfX P'ropMy 2 100 UGO mo lse. 673·12~ cuf-de-sac. • Br, 2'-' Ba, Bdrm, 2 ba, rormal din BR ho"!lC. 3 Cull bsth11. 1 v e a e e 3 · ::r:•\~us,~vpplne: 1 ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. pluab lndacp'g, tlulble rm . 11 v . rm, frpl". Expansion area foq(11Pt1t rommunity. large 3 bedroom. 3 Newport Harbor 's mo•l l. COSTA MlSA 1---::::::::~-jo;;;; terms. Sellt"t wlll help ('athedralcelHnit,llleen· apt l..ar.ic living and hath unll with ove rsized 2 car excl"°'iveorH IKZ0757 l Owner wHI trade lhellt SUP9MIW delM9' rtnance. try. Cully lnd1cpd. d.ln.lngrooo».1225.000 nuached garage with ocean and c:.1,_,..•,-=tftc s paciou 14 prlllt o r 1.-USTltlAL RJOHT REALTY Sllperb I()(' ncro1111 rrom NEWELL moun•ain vi"·~. Community pool owM:rship unit• Each ILDGS tulrminit2bdrm. lri. Uv· .,..... ...... Univ p11rk. warm rami .o1.1tSOCI "'nS \ ......... ......_ ..._ S•• zooo &q. f\, unit hl•jj 3 1ng rm dlr1 rm open ···--I ho "S2 010 f -"' and clubhouse. $139,500. 2708HarborSte. 208·A bdrm&. 3 baths. family SELUNO FJ\ST II f . I . OPllATIOM /ppt. ~n l lo~sl' Sat0~1 __ 7_1_4:..../_4'_4_·_6_S_9_4 __ 1 540.5917 room,f\replace.anddou 3000·800 sq It ·· be~m~ · ~aaraie v"" bl aa'"' N-11"'"' soo aprlnlllered. d lx otca ~ &« ____ _ PACIUP'T ~~O·~. 4601 Sierra *DUPLEX* A c ()U)WBJ. ••*•co. alt.er Coatb SXJS'. stnt 75H:0 ..,. ,,_ .,., TultinadctrtA NOTICE CbarmlDI bome, com· Orea.n aide of hwy. l~vel cood .. rum. Mull eee lo J_ '-'U &IL STOP how Dally Ptlot Class plt tely remodeled LOWEST rRtC E . In lot.easyaC'centot>each. 496-7222 831 -0836 appretlai. NMIOc>rbe•t. T ,.. PAYING RENT! 1rtcd ad:1 dlsp!Ay their P rl m• I ~ca l'I on 4 Or~itetree, 40 Tangelo. Nee<b patnt. minor re· P P J t rry 142· 3070 p• •CE Call today " a..~k aboul rne•Ml!l!ll with lettlblllty bedrooms. !600 11potlt"'11 l RR, 1 ha. waterways. pairs; Ideal for honw &I 8AM-4·30PN ~ OIU' 15% dwn proaram l&nd impact~ Our 11ds. we tq n. Dool ml11 th1• tennis. s wimmlni Income Hurry. onl)' PttOPBTllS .. (714) 831-W?O to AM ·$ are proud lo say, ruUy onel .Uklnl W .900 Aat. 146.~00 Own e r /all SLM.900 Ct ... lfaed Ada. >'our one PM Moo Suo gl'l r esults . Phont 54&-0351 S76-116M M.Wloo Reall.f 41M out l\Oll thol>plJ\I t"cmtcr 10,... Tll l:JO P.M.I 642·5«'18. )%22 { ! 'U• ..... Wd ~-fwW~ H.taet Unt.N"-d ....... t1AHts FwWthed .,....uh Unfurft. Tuesday. Novemb(ir 1•. 1978 CAIL Y P,LOT •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~ ... ??.~ ............ ~~.!~~.~ ....... ~~ ... ?~!~ ~~~.~~ ... ?~.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~~~ ... ??~.! ~!~~~~~ ....... ~~!.~ ~.'!:'!'::':; ... I~:!'!!'!:.~.~ .. ~?~~ ~~ ..... ~~~~ JASMIMI Cl• Muat '"I.hit 4 br. 2 be. Brawfull,y landa<'apt'd 2 patio. fncd yd, aa.r K1di br. 2 ba, den. dlnln& rm, • peg oil. 1445 All Nu ocean view S775 mo f~ IM 2*. 97).2911 ~ '11008toSpm Ava il oow 3 br 2 ba. icar 2 bdrm, 2 ba frplc. paUo, Cncd yd Kid~ & 1ara1e. $500 mo <'•II Pf'l.t ok M2S Al(t , oo ree 144 12'71 fl) Nerc111u1 964 2S68, 913 Ml Sat/~ ls Shup J;,-3ba "' rrplc & ~-1 .... . bit lnl> A\all l2 I ~ H.ril II , .. ... Call St~'~ tl44 6~10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11~1 tm 2 ba t~mdo $l5U Mu Man) umi·n•llf'tl nr 2Br. IBa. w jlUAMf', nt•\O bt'•rh IMb"°lJ~To~•·M rpU " l)llmt, a\'•ll oow -...1-..... $-MO rm 640 7HCk .-..-l 24 4 ....•...•.............. Bt'and oew 3 br. Z ba. . ...... bnd" to•I r rrpk. cbhwtu. bltM, '.l vuu .,.., ' ,. ~ •m1 <'•r garuc 673 4111!1 or 1>' 3 Ad.nn ~hath ~vall l.213>921UYf7 1nimt•d s:.oo mo 1~014.J NEWPORT BEACH La• nf lht• m•w horrw., on !ht· wa\l'f tor ll·u.-.c only L t\\' .111d l'ntc.•11am an t•l~anr<' an \'t1ur m·w r ustom homt! wl dE'~1gnc.•r 1ntl•nor-. ('onvt:nlt.'nrc or ntoo to 1ndudt· J l'Hr ~ar.1gt'!-. with a om.1t1t· opt•m·r:.. klldll'"" with n t•to \\JV•· r11n.Cc::t , :-t·lf d t·antnlol uh n:-. trush t:ompo"lor!-.. and BBi.-) rtnt-!t' tu1~. Wc.'l burs Ill ull mcxkb. 11 t l' IJ I .H . l' :-, I n I 1 v I n K r 0 0 IO s & tJ>drooms. indoor luundry a rt"as. m t•!.l l'>Wk . fomlly t"'()('ffi and much vrC> Do<'k ...1 v.11 l11l>lc Lo ull tt'nants. hown by ;tµpointnwnt Call Luui.i u un (114) 833 .1150 'R lo 5 wct>kda v~ I OClAMROMT 3 BR. Z be, wntr S600 J RR. 2 ba • wntr ~ STBJS TO OClAM 3 UR. :ipht l~vt>I, unlurn V1·arly, $67!; 2 BR. I ba . wntr $475 2 BK. l h». wntr $4~ 3 rut l bl* • wnlr sooo 2 fir. l1ayfront. yrly ~ rAJtK LIDO 2 lidru'I!> 2 bat.ha, frpl. ~ulL' only k2!I · associated Spec up~r dupk-x F. 11H1l'. LGIJllllMI IHdt 3141 new cl)t. dr'l)ll, :J br. it b11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c wur. PV\ pauo. 1.HJlts, l Br II 2 Br a pta. oceon ~mo t'b M6377tlor view. w»lk to brh. M04431 $4110 ·1 380. so 1186. N";w lar.:r z bdrm. 2 ba.. 499--~------ bltn.'>. polio No p!'U. 0 1 Studio aplll, ·~, blk 10 kid.I 1365 3M ll1m11llon. beach sass Incl ulll II~ da)'l* or wknda P ermanent Stv & refng 00 J8ig 494 2797or 4~3 7137 ·-2 Br Iba, !'II ••M'. U~ l Br. newly crtp'd, $375 new 1117 1', 1111.h tit tnc ut1I Dntwn Lag See _rro Agt 54 l 5032 a t 4 o 4 A 0 c n A v I! f'OU f( SJ:o;ASON~ A f'1'S _4_94-454___:..._9 _____ _ Spac· 2 hr townhou:.c. 11"1 H.wporl leoch 3869 bo . pvt patio , pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~-~Yt'~JS JoaM PA.Rk NEWPORT !~~~~~~~~~~,-~~~---~--•Ba c helor ~. I 01 2 1 E.111dt> 2 Br I Bo. 1 car BedrOOmi. & Townhouses gur. 24 1 t: C-Oi.ta Mt:11 a, FrmoS34950 BllO KEll!.-llfAl TORS 'Ql'o l/lt l oltoou61•JUI & lllOll OC'ean/ront. 2 Hr $450 month lo month St S32S Agt 645·4~5 Spect1H·1,1l11r i.p11. total •Small I hr. lrpk. 'lmC'" rdnti $.\.~ l 'lll IJ'(I '" pe-U. 1\:13 IW7 4 Ur ~ tu1 l11m tn1 rn1•d Al(ent 631 _4900_____ •TJlf. l>AJ:>Y • vd k~I mo ,,..,.. lo&ltll 3 Hr. 2 ba. frpl, steps lo • l''or KI US & th~ 1 r l!.:JI> lllW•''1 411 ocn W111tt'r rental Call partnts c.t doww 3SO aq n 122$ per mo . U"'-J lxpettM1I Cannery dlat. 51.2 30Ul. Sha.rt-a horM or apune nl Sl lnS.3302~---- ~f -O)Aru tlHu.wTtl> Newport 8-ach Fl.nant'usl ~ '-4« PNJU t."'4K1"""' Ot' n I,. r S ub .1.e ah .. ,., ~ h.>\..onaj ~auufully deroraWd ex S C('Ull Vt: II UI l• 1.289 SQ fl tl32-41.J4 tnce 1971 O('eAn v1f'W Unique open ROOMMATES roof building. under f(round parking F'um or ct..-M S W1fum S.0-1363 ........... , • crt• ~~~- f}iJOy more t•uy lt-si-' All ~e!I & J.lft:tttylt'\S Wt: Cht.-ck Refercn('H Coll 546-4212 l2.Jt20 Execuuve ofc an Z ofr ~xec. swle. Share rt! eepUon area & exeeut.ivc- 1el·r e l1& r y . Termh nt:gotJable. 4120 Blrt'h St.. N 8. ~1.524 Mon-Fri. Female roommat.e want ~. age open. lo sh&rt' 2 BH a partmt'nt . <.:011ta JOO SQ. F'T. with bath. St ~ Mesa lmmedrnte oc mo . Do wnto wn HB cupuncy ~ 4844 S C 0 TT K ~ A LT Y --~7533 Exec M t f Npt Hrh .~~-~--~--~ pnow loc· C'ulahn3t ocn Dix btc. S.lt.1 vu Tenn•~. pool. JU<'. F.njoy favorahle Nwpl rondo S350. S48 78l3 or Beach uddrt.>ss w11h 673 3313 o c ea n v 1 e w . J:o' u 11 1t•rrt>11t1on program. social program. 1 pools.8 ten/Ub {'OUr\.S. At F~h1on li1land, Jamboree & San Joaqwn HJlls Road! 1714'64 .. 1900 Lat' ~ Hk J ba . Vt'r)I ll'\IM Gmw<1 hr dl'n :! ~porl leod• )269 ~rt .. ~ 1269 64~~ •Pool prt\llh'. U.,bul Vt&--ba trplt I"'°' lt'nfll ••••••••••••••••••••••• •TotlJOt t"emale. 25-35 lO llhllrl' 2 llonll''. 10 (}{·1 1!14h. 79 · ••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • •• • l'hshwashers ----------bdrm. 2 bu. Pk Nt'wport services. Avail immed. Ca II (71<6 I 644 .QIS I s,lR;) Mo Al\ 673 )o3M ~ &40-00'J'l Jo .. U>lulf i bdrm t"•l'I' 01·1'4.nlrunt. l' .. n Pt '4 Bach wikilchen Ul newer • 2 He<lroo~ & I bath &chelor unit 1n block Apt All f3c11J t1ei.. oceun DOWNTOWN LAGUNA ,. __ ...._ ............... _ l~l )ranllC'lrr1 t undu 1 hltrit Of' 3 bdrm + 1lrn Bit.ram rm Sl400 ~~gl,r close to ~t:ac~ •WaJktopark from bt:isch AU ulJI pd vu. 1225 1n rld utll BEACH Plushofftces 65< ~--.r. 4 bdrm I u~t' '>C'llinit ( k l.H' UOU mu I.ado b.yfroot. lux 3 + 11 orqwetsng wor l71IOPlact•nt1aAve,CM No kid:.. no pets 201 E S.O.!M08aft llam ft Id u'I 494 7796· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult.. No ~u.. IJOOI. ardC'ndf'r No 1 (lt'l) dit:n, 1114.k• lit! SI.WO !;firm' ka~J!· N1 ~ .. ~'! .. ~ no <7l4 I 642 3790 Balboa Blvd. S250 per bdrm sq. . l.JlC u · • l.111 Lux ('bndo Jbr air lf'nnla, rte' 132!1 mo • reef A\'al S<-pt Aiit·nt 673 90eo " e." e..,.... _,,,,mo ITV +. se<"unly dep. C.11 3 hse. else to bch.1---------- mJI .tppl t~ poob "'"'Ir~ I 6"7!! ~ MS--73811 or M2·M24 + ll.50 ep, Lst & last. 2 Bd .. ·J Bd .. nr new, Sue556-7707 IOOtmo plus 1'".1 utthllei> VERY NICI!: CORONA ~64d2l43 Jl)~ y appt, 3 ljR, deo. 2 ba. crpu. Ulll incl. &75·6349 or C M.·N.B .. all bltns. _848_·_9556 _______ , DEL MAR orrice wilh EXICUTIVE HOME , ru,.. 1Wvt', S600 mo Incl ~101 pauo-yd ; some w/frplc, Steps lo beach . yearly "~"'t,,1ck.-J br. 2 ba, ltt:l' '>IOnt' lrplc . t•cHI )J $475 mo tk2 ~ (' u l. t. f t. I-I' \ H K t'F.E1 Bout MW 2 & .:·U'dt'l\.\'f & ~lr )48 07~7 enclosed gar. lndry rm Lge modern 2 br. 1 br. Shr 4 Br 3 Ba f'V home car pel. while i.hulters nt:HJ\t:U'' Mtllltl 4 lilt apt.ii. or ch1nn,.1. ur li45u22I evh 1100 ~-nh or W t D hookup . upper. frplc. all bllns w/2 othe rs l''t'mJle and ownbalhroom Very ttll KM J H I l. llA rly ~hU.1. N~ A.t.o. i! 'J'U,)lJJl Ave -r-~.a..d $ 3 so $ 4 7 s . TS L $400 yrly GaraRe door Sl85/mo 963-1779 pr1 v ate . Av a 1 I 1 DI· TIU: KOtlfo .!;t()(l ~ "JBR1pt.l1QOITt<mn~ul11 -••••••••••••••••••••••• Mllllagemenl.642·1603. ~p('ner 6423490 .642·465~ OLl)L,·u LADY rrtim medJately.$225/mo J bdrm 2 ba I-un rm Hunw. rm frpl1 pool ~u pe·t' l'hildrt!n OK ~.:i c .. 11t'.4ti1>47!1 1-· f TU I I I-\ lo L rrty 67s.4912, U(! lhru J bdrm V1t1w home tn r " Call Landa at 675-2311 "' llU1Al. l. I< Ill 'II It M Sa_l _ __ 11.ubor Vlt•w Jlonlt'' • • • I Br. yrd. ~ar, $325 I Br. 3 kr :! Ba. i.teps to beach. MuJwesl wants to :.harel~~~~~~~~~~ 1-: A r 1 N I\ 1 l'I 11 ,.. N Rluffll C.OndOI\ Phiu Area t.cruus. yool. L..se J l Mi.SO Robert Woodward If( yd S300 S48·8204 or ••nrl g.iraiie. no pets Park N ewporl A pt o r FAM H'1\\1Tlt1"1tl'L 4bd.nn ii!Y.,b g S57Sroo 640utllG 006So.Bayfronl 646-ZJlti ~75mo)'rlyl~.644·1103 CdMrorwmter 64401~ ..... sReftfal 4450 & Wfo."I Ui\H , l I\ xlnt cood 6445171 or Balboalsland 2 Br. $285 mo. Pool. WES'I'CLIFFCONDO 1'~emroommat.e.2ly rsor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ttlt, ulal puul. riinl(t Sl:JO mo 648~. W 181h St t142.083S L'llS1 OM lJ n A I' ES. 67~5364 ir-C'-......... 3 276 Youattthe winneror aduJts. no pets. 423 w 2br.ava1112·1 older Nice Npt Bc h 2484 2486 SEl.f t,1.F:AN I NG llfiJ -------f'll"n'W'm'C' Two free Tickm Bay 543·9516. $450 645 9442 homt! Pet Ok St 30 NEWPORT IL, CM Jbr. 2ba. frpl<>. ft'M\" 'ac C'llY.>t' to !lrhool & So Ci.l PloLa $47~ 551 t>776 "~ Nu ft>t: OVt:N, 1-;u~C GAHA~ Exe<· pool home, 38r.3bu, ••••••••••••••••••••••• to the 645-9574 900 sq. rt. 2 bldgs. Addi l>UO R , ~AS H H , !am rm. fo'P, beams ceiJ ean Hl& Condo. Jbr, LONG BE/\Cll 3 bdrm. Duplex. lrg fncd l br. steps lo bch . garg wmal s torage a va1L l' OVER 1-; D I' AT . an~'($800/mo ~ JOjj() 2'rllba, frplc. pool, glf ciie. THEATRE FESTIVAi. yard. garage No pets parkmg, yearly ~mo. Female 31· boy IO wants Plenty of par k 1 n .:. f.Nl~CP. Tllfo: l,IST t' ----& ocean vtew No pet.s "OUR TOWN" 1940 B Pomona Children ~4 683'Jt6'73 3958 responsible individual. 642-3490. n :ATLHfo:SliOl':St & Larf(c 3 br 21, ba. lr~I . 2 842~/661~ stamng Eddie Albert ut OK. neor schools S390 non smokt>r. to !>hare, _________ _ ON I 131,0(1< r<1 P~L car gar. lge rncd ~~ 2223 ukr i« the Long Beach Conven per rm. S200 damage de IAY VIEW ~~~M . /\vall now TOP LOCATIOH! & l'AJtK ~ J)t'r mo An111vcn;..1ry Ln 631 O'JOO Spedoc V w t1on & Entertain ml' nt pos 642 0728 2 Bfl. 2 ba . frpl. ~araJtC' I 7"9 Ir H rt It cl. Spat: n\·~ :! hr 2' 1 bJ ron l"'l'L ... WIM t 'I ,~& or7~tl 16'77 2, UJ\ 2~") b11lhs. pool P'1 ..:-.--------~ Yt'arly $550. unrurn •wpo y d " ,., < lf C $ ..... Ct:nter. JOO E. CX-cau Bl . b 1 25 yr old educated work Successful retail shop o. 2 lrpl(''I, v..11>hl"r & GARl>l::NEn l'L E UOO ~Lt-' prof deco 4 •O ourse bv/100 Long Beach BEAUTIFUL I r . ots o IALIOA-HEWPORT m1t clasi. man nt.>eth lo upprox. 950sq rt dryer Seet.oapprt•c f'wo (;1\1.L. <'CILL f CT bdrm j bu nc.ir C.Ote Really t>40-~777 Call642·5678.ext329 b llns. pool. walk t RE.ALTY 675-8170 'hare <1unnse r ain rood S600Permo.8kr 67~6700 children. no ~ti. Single:i. l~lt.illM :;170 Clubhouse Ye.irly $900 P R E S I D t; N T I A L t o claim yourt1ckets shops. m• from bch S27 ~un-.tune & llre wl,l·nous welcome $425 A.gt, no .,---6423274 HEIGHTS CON DO 3 ••• mo 93 1 W. 19th St Jlidrm.2ha • .:ar.blkto l''t•mJle WntP P.O Hox ~a11~ .... 500 fee 964 2:Stl6, 973·2971 Turtltroc:k H l~un ds -bdrm. 2•~ ba Ocean & S48-0492 bch Yrly. SSSO. mo. ~ -... "" ..-. a-1111._-._ 1 .. 1_,.. 4.533. Jrv Ca 92716 ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• E townhurrw. brJn new. Big Canyon. cor nH, golf COW'$e view brand --3106 I BR 1n r uslom new 6'15-6670A~'l AST S IDE·2Br. 11,ea Sl05,0002Br+clt• 2 1:!a, Bordeux 3 br. 3 ba newca""'l No~ts $425 •••••••••••••••••••··~· _;=,.__ _____ Resp rmmte to shr xlnt oint warehouse. 2,000 lux 1 ud2 ~ly condo. Blrl paoorarruc vu of ills. 2 F'reoch country kitchen. mo 4g8i2J8 · BAY FKONT 1 br. lrpTc triplex , North Cost a Oceaol-'l"ont.2br,range& Nwprt H i.ti s house bg sqrt.available. sec "" selll.ng. Wood rar gar ~/open~'.many au amerulws. Sl300 mo ----pullo, park mg, no pets Mesa WalJc·ll\ closet. all rerng Adult:,, no pets. yrd, Sl45 mo +. 645·9634 581·7470. ~ Crplc. dahwshr. up11rades. pool, sss mo. nee tsl. Agt 1~ ll.31 . l"AMILY UOMi:; 4 bdrm Yrly $450_ mcl ul1I lnq ~~~~~1neraun~:;Pa~~1· S450yrly 073 7412 or6JH33S. ---------- Al..,pos • pvt patio, etc 9.SS-3166 837 Ofi66 2~'J ba. Goll course view. 400So Bayfront. JPl ~ "dulls. no pe". S29'-WESTCLIFF 2Br. 1 Y1 Ba L-..a leocJt lltdus. I new paint. <'pts. appl --------beaut kitc hen Micro " ~ ~ Female lo share t:>t,-au11ru1 4 6-; I 8 Jo sq f t. Pool. rec area. 2 c:.r gar In The Willows' :br. 2 ba. J:JLUFFS 3 bdrm wavt' trash co~p $600 Atnum & .:lass I..: J Br 1133-9293 townhouse Adults only. a Pl No L JR 11 n a S2SO S900/mo. Aos. Ph aduJl..'I only S495 mo Call rrplt'. dshwhr. ia.10. fncd On greenbelt S700 m1> 498 L238 · fam rm. ~25 mo or i:.,· 111 2br . ram rm. frplc. & ~dro~ ~ ~33 1728 S200tplus 646-~_7 ______ _ 6.::'~ bt~ 9 ! S yd. Gar Kl<b •pets ok. Ai:ent 644 llJJ June 6'13·5.'llO fenced back yd $370 4s.1 327!1 $425. Gas & water (Id ~~~A Ji Z,,~a 1 t' e . WESTCLIFF AREA 3J~~~I~~ ~ ;h~~.t ~ c N; lalboa Peeiftwla 3807 714 249 SZ36. l" . r:AJF'V~EWS SHARE A HOME OfJ:~:a~~~.GXlnt Nwpt llght~. 6 auraettvc ---· -3 br. 2 ba. vacant l.,('ast> h<'h • Fpk • v1t:W' $4~!'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 8 r. I ''l b a d I ~ ,/\..')' L tunning 645 -464 '161 22Ji4 Io r of r 2 M a Jo r r:ms newly dt'roraltd RE.HT.4Li S700 Gardeocr ind 41•" 7715 Newer 2 BR ., ba yt•oirly •-·-h"'"ce gar rn<' ... )'cl :! hr 2 ba, frpk Li:t• Wu11 h~lp yooru rand a r" Freeways Anaheim Spac t rees Walk to "" · ~ • · ....,_.,"""' · · v 1H11 10 l'ool Ma t un· • ... " t'Yt>""thmg "f'veu p rk ' 2en .11..,ba • $425 6'13-8382. Sh hrr . Ad lts. no pets Eves. ~ntt>r o r town. S345 adulb No net:. SS40 hableroommJtt•' 930'7<.q ft.(714!7610601 • J • • 1.1 2 UR 2.,.., ba S475 orec s. ocean v 1cw 213/257-!n92 645-4655 eve r 642 3703. 1564A (Jrangc 2BR.2 b .... SSSO 2BR 2ba Condo View or 4br. 2ba, 1·a rpets. . ------6'10U349 Gcaoqu Ave 38 R:2 b: .::~:::s565 Back Bay. S495/mo. Call drapes. 3 car gar age Upsuurs lg 2 Hr I Ra 2 Br. l ba dupleK. uar Wf:.~i'CLfff'l Br.adults. for•e..t 4350 4 bdrm, dbl gar. fam rm. 3 BR. 2',., b11 ...... $550 Renata. S56·7707 496-6'1tl!I. $500 (;.~~a ~ogn.{r• Y';fys ~;r ~;l67~nstruction no pets. $275 mo. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• lg fncd yd Avail now 3 BR. 2 ba. . . . . $475 Lido Isle hou.11e !or lease Saft Jumt Call ·dys 615.5196 or eves · eves. 4-6 mos. 673-&4-0 H R. area. Lge garage. 00 sq ft for !\hop or s torage 1n 1ndusl area CM bldg 16' sqrt 642~ 4600 $450. Call 646 6479 3 BR, 2 ba . . .... SS50 UI mo Sl.200 per mo. 4 Capistrano 3278 675-8213 DELUXE 2 BR. view. n~w S-e&.n.'9ff 3 876 ~~tonly. /\va1I. now \l:i Block to P-aul11n~ 4 HR. 2~ ba ..... S795 bdr m 4 ba. den . bar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpets. bltns. patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --••••••••••••••••••••••• Grade School. 4 br. l ba. 4 RR, 2YJ ba. . . $1095 s teJ>lS. 6'1!r . .?..'.!'n Bay. Rd. 2 ta. I bo Condo Very clean Bach apl. Ir.I bl qwet. adults. no pets. •Single Harbor·Adams. 'lean r oom w/pvl .-n. frplc. carpel throughout, Req .ro.>o>;> SJ40/mo. 640-103'7 lo bcb. $255. 675·3029 S32S 2201 Pacll1c. CM. Large s unny view apt. 1 C.M: storage only trance tn CdM. $100-$1.50 ,. $500 uwir.uEWHOME evcs/wknds 645-7647 bdrm ~lovt'. rt•frt i:. 8J3.8974 mo 6"4·203'7 "car gar. . mo ""'" Walktoshoppinl(.bcach. Avail Der 1st Days AU upgraded. view city Beaut. new townhouse: Capistrano .. ach 3111 2 BR. large coodo apt. $200 mo. Seeunty depc>s Offic.e R_.. 751·32ll , eves & wknd~ lights 4BRS & fo'/ R. LG former model adj. the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fam Rm. paho garden. $200. Clearung & damage ••••••••••••••••••••••• 559-SSIM. yrd. Sll.50/mo. 752·0617 end urul on lge. green· Duplex apt. walk to bch. al l conveniences. $200. 229 Ave Del Mar 4 BR. 2 Ba. frplc . ram rm. Agl. bell :~ & clubhouse. 3 Washer. dryer. dshwsbr. 645-tmJ Allt 6492-5771or 758·~0 RK. 2 'l ba . fam. rm . 49'J 3982or 499 4307 nlC\' an•a $500 mo Dollhouse (or lt'J.. .. e. 3 hr. 2 brkfst bar. d•n rm . Dana roint 3826 Santa AM 3 880 559-12A7 ufl 3 or 540-5410 ba. li;ce pvt yard. poul frpl 5 Mm to Uuna l't Corona~ Mar 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• days CIOM' to srhoob. ,hop Manna Married cple ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Hr, 2Ua, Garden Ap t, t Br newly decoraled. C.Ozy3br. l ba. w ram rm. '+S23CAIPtl5Da·IRVtttE ptnR Washcr'dryer. onJy $525 548·3904 21"2 Bdrm. l baths. rpt:s. rncd yd. gar w/lndry adulls-no pets. $300 ancld rock rrpl. hltn BA(.2 rc.fng mcl S8SO A~enl. Homes ftlntist..d or drp6. bltns. blk 10 be:ich hook-up. ca blc TV. 551 .3325 s\ ~~~· ~ 4 ~g~e~n~r ~~~JSO~i:~'t~!~· 646-1~ or ~ 5060 Unfwwishflt llOO ~u~ 7~~ Pl''-" ssuo ~ .. cMd s8rr~c~. , ________ _ 5Srr8402 Call 64(5598 eves Luxunous 3 RR. 21-: be ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496-4922 Condo. on walt.'r. Floort Bay10cean1 Park view --------••••••••••••••••••••••• /liew 2 br. 2 11lory apt . G araft e avail Conv locelaon . S42S rno 645-7221 .. Uruv ~rk 2br 2ba home cell in.: Palos Verd MOllLE HOME Crpl. gar Z hr. palm, HMnHnqton leoc,h 3840 TIH: EXCITING Lea.I\• Many xtras pool. stone. (rplc. wallrover· INFORMATION Aulls. No pets S500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM MESA A'1S. t ennJ Owner. 955 2339 1.11i;cs. extensive mirrors. 64'1 6126 r .. _ .. _,,A I I M !NUTE.: ""0 "'PT -1-Rent, option to buy Info. _ -Oww..,..,,e. ove Y. spac .,, , ,~ L~ .. och 3248 $750 mo 558-8534 repo's, loan asi.umpuon Blk to ocean, l!(t' I br. & home·hke 2 br Wllh BCH ••••1:••••••••••••••••••• County, 5 Br. 3 ba. etc. Easy finance 0 AC. hcaut front house apt 111 pvt. galt.~ enlr.ince + 2 Hach.1&2 lilt $6:'iO ur/S700 Cum . Blue frplcs. 2 car garage. ll(t• 9offi ces. beam t'elllngs , frpk. nt•w patios. ~~ with all rromS230 &. up Lll Valla, oco(mt on fncd yard ss75 mo Ma Mobft. Home StOf'• plu~h crpts . jt(arJ l!t', gurage Sw1mmm.: pool AduJt.s. No Pr•~ pvlbch 714/499·3217. lsew/optlobuy.549·7971 We:slmtnster 848·8895 icardener. Walt•r ~tJ Juc:uzz1 Tcnnti.couru. I 1561Mesa0r SIMGLIUSIR lJ,000 SQ t--r Dehu e Space kecept • Con!.. Ofc Commerce l'ark Newport 833-8813 IAY VIEW On Lafayette Cannery Vtllal(t> ()Hice space 500 to 12(10~. ft DILL GRUNDY Realtor 675-61111 ~21. 21.3103-0230 -W Anaheim 761 1442 $5.5(') 675 11138 blk to Huntini:ton :;hop· (5 Blks J.-:ast of Newport Chanrung " H<lrm, J bu Santa /\na 5!>4 7070 . . ping center mall Adult!> Blvd ) EXECUTIVE u11neaa m an needs bachelor apt, mobile McDI! OC' ? 3 nights per - w e~k No cookin g . 7~ 2310 days; 551 -9470 ..........••••..•....•. SOOS ••.••.••............... ••• J°'9tMllF'nly 407 Mendoza Corona Del Ma r You are I.he winner or Two FT-ff Tick~ 101.he WHtcliff R•alty 3 BR 2 ba .. l(real ocean & home. Patio, ram rm. 2 t:. Anaheim !.156-4500 AvaJlable Now 2BR npt No pets. From $435 9am·5pm 546·9860 sunel views! Near Cres· frplcs, no pet s 1-"<tm Anaheim ~56-lOll No pets /children Ca ll Scawtnd Village. 15555 SUtnS ~lurnng Eddie Allwrt al cell Be a ch. No rth pre( $1000/ mo 2032 Linda675 231 1 Hunlmlo{ton Vtllal'(c Lanc,l•---------1 Luxunous orr1cc~. ('It· Ult: Long lleach C,onven LONG Bl!:ACH Tlfl::i\TRE F ESTIVAL "OURTOWM" Laµna Frt:nchCountry Miramar. Bal l'l·n1n Ph 118 17141898·9961 MOllLEHOMf t•ru11vP u•crl'lary , lion & F.ntcrtainment 2•8••r:.:_~.:.:~·e·.·2•c•a•r•:•a•r•a:,•l•. nrtu lel•lure; stove & 673-0941 TOWfthouw 2 lirupslatrs,(rplc.snrm.------INFORMATION pl'r'londl phont· cov· Q•nt.er,3001::.0ceanBl .. • wruu. ,. .. retip: l..lk e new. will Fur'ftished 3500 lg sndk. gar. 6 blks lo 2 Br. cluldren welconw. ('rai;tP re<'eptionisl, <'O n Long Beach. frplc. den. pvt Yd. l yr coas1der lease/option. Nwprt C"resl condo. mort! ••••••••••••••••••••••• o<'ean $425 752·7111 l . no pew. Start.in.: at S270 Rent. o~tion lo lluy Info. rcrencc room. xerox. Call 642·5678.eKl329 o ld bldg S415 mo Awl l. now. $750 Mo than 2000 sq ft . wtocean NEWPORT BF.ACll JRr, 6'7~91l5eves Georg•• mo tw6 0007 ~rr,~5~8(111~~~~mcf~0~· riotary Lt>ai.t· ur month locla1m your tic kets 770.aos:I 49f75Sl vu.4 Br, Cam rm. &dorm 2•7Ba. cpl ~lush c pts, 1-Br. w-alk-lo ~eac h . Near 5 Points. c.om. Sofflces to rronth Nt·ar c;o Coast • • • danlng. $725 mo incl xlnl rec racil. df'J)!> 1n ' d C b Plat.a, 0 C airport & ----------28r. 2Ba. den. dbl f(araiie. Cut 3BR. I ba ssoo refni.t. m1cro-wave OVl'n duded. 5..51 3708 eves rarpel/drapes. SlOY\.' & mo Ort.' Ir Apls 2 ~ MobH H~ s~ (l'('t'ways Call 979 2161 Beer Tavcm CM area nr new nr manna $425 m11lh View no pets & use of pool/j8C/lcnrus refng I adult, no pcl'I KJd., wel,corn<' See "!.: SanWt Ana S:>it 7070 - - -· mo We~r RI'~ 493 7766 cal 1213)868 5118 fi45.0296 Af(l UlJJ pd SJ25yrly 673·7~52 Jl 7fi71 Commodon· <.:ir W~tmmsl1·r 1148·1U1~5 N<>ar Rmlol & Rakrr U.t 13 )n. GrOl!!> S7.000 -------Apar+mtntsFvrnished -APl3 S2't5 W Anaheim ~6114~2 (.' M JOO SQ ft Sl75 mo pr mo All help run 3 Br. fplc. near Harbor & 1 IR Unique quiet i,, 3. Bdrm, 2 bll Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• BACHELOR avail Dec I NEW 2Br. adult~ oul.v. /\nahcam !t56·10ll Realtor ~ 7729 Slf\6.000 .dn Agt 645-447-1 :.~ S425 ar e. frplc. luds, pet OK. Shores. rrplc. a t num. lalM»o Island 3706 Qwel adult S2IO mcl ulll r-: Anaheim !t56-4SOO a e_r_3_JO ______ _ ____ 4_&9_2986 Riugh. S4 50. Dec l comm pool & tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'13 3415 ~d~r~'\~~72~lond..1, L~eRt:~:~ ~~~~:10J:11 LIQUOR STOR i::. nets B Toro 3232 4t-2286 Bltrui. newly pa1nle<! & 2Br apt. foum1shed $350 Co•ta Meso 3824 ROOfN 4000 pd J t 1 (' 1 $3000 roo 29% down. Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 ttrm. 2 ba. 2 blk.s beach, crptd. Peggy. SGG-4392 ~ +ulll. Tlll Junt! I~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $440 mo NO UEPOSIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.lrpi; :~ ~r~ ila ~. _7_5_1 _1400 _______ _ Sharp 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. $50mo.l2S7CatalinaSl 6'7S-J33l 673-864.2ev LAMANCHAAPTS ~r02Rh~!~2 ~~~l~t~!> Roomw1k1tchenelle req'd 2(l!2S f; :~nst;~~Rl':STAU RANT. $70000 pat.Jo. gar. fncd yd Kids <f7·29220CV\.'8. wknds IAYSHORES lalboo r..wnwto 3707 Large 1.2&3 bPdroom tn('I re(ng $60wt>ek & up s 11 1 I •• 2 I)(). N B rro near /\niiel Stadium & pets ok S43S Al(t. no ~Hllli J250 3Br2Ba,S'100prmo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garden :apt~ Oshwhr. Ct'mlntRlty 8396623 543.9755 t714 15S77010 1ttams1. Term!\ A)(t ree. 964-2566. 973-2971 •••••••••••••••••••••• 64.2·3286 S2SO yrly Sm studio 1 bll.DS, encl. gar, gas bbq 751 1400 Fountain von.y 3234 21R 1 BAr.atlohme. A/C. adult. non smoker. Ultl r.ro~G~3Pd 77!1 Scott NbeF'.Wh:! !ti\:! na. <'IMC l --.-Anlbal---,ador---,'"'-.-1~~~.~~;i~rlr~ ~~ls 1'~ 1--------- .... l "A()() 1.........__~Tri·• -.,-• pd 67~306.1cves/wkndi; ""' ac . ~.i:,.r37mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• '". poo . s pa, e c: .,. -~ -.., ....,.. '" Lovely gardens -Brook!> JOO No s c• re ll . tJ s..p.,. Location! 5 Bdrm ram1 ly home 1okldslpets. 494-4954 u nu s u a w 1 t b 2 Caito Mna 3724 Comfortable Mt>W units wlr rail •i75 WOO R.E. Ff'anchis~ w/frplc, ds hwhr, patio, t~'W 2Br IBa fprlc Air bedrooms. d.tning rm and ••••••••••••••••••••••• now ready for ocrup11n 2 Alt I ba. nrly new. lit •Kitchen l-'ac1I av.111 Hf::-,1 Newnnrt Beach & fncd yd, gar Kids & pelll ·ond. s:185 mo' all rommuruly facilities. Large I br rum wt gar, cy Nr i.chools, kuht OK. pal to. end gar · 11"' mi •.lac11:tz1. healed pool :l()(I s5 ~t mo . 111 (.'o~ta Me;~rra lief ow ok S525 Agl . no ree. -673.6634 $575/mo. S270. Adib only Open no pets. 2 BR . 2 h;i . $340 10 beach s..150 M2·8W73 •Wkly or d111ly m1rnl !.rv Cosla Me!>u rTIBrkel al $4000. Owner '964·2566.973·2971 WaterfrowtHOf'Mt M·F' R.305 Sat's ~·I m o.6467782·557·691!..5 3flr. 28a , 'h mt lo bdi, •'l'V&phonciiv<1il11hlo: M078XI 64S·~ DI Tb c d 'am1lync1gbborhood.-t U l-1400 548-4968 2110 Newporl KIDS OIC $400mo 847·496lor A1lowa1S63 Wk <' uxe 1 uron on o. br 2 ba Crplc dshwhr Blvd. CM 3 br. 11 ... ba ... .,c. Pool. 847·3384 2277 llurbor N!WPORT/IRVINE :rnr. 2"2 Ba, pool. wet co~'d p'at1o, fn cd yd ' BAYFRONT " ~ --------Costa M<'lla , 645-4840 f or Sale &lboa Island l>ar. A C. s495 m o. Garage. Kids & pet.s ok Brand new 3 BR on No $2?S. 1 br, patio, util 645-8084 llOom -7pml. Near bt:ach. 2 Br.;: Bu. l-\Jll Service&.lilt!s Gift Shop, Incl. Lsc and 847-4525 $465. Agl . n o f ee Bay wtcorner view. Lrg Adults. no pets. 2654-B 2 Br. l'h Ba townhouse. nearly new cpl, drp:i Cal~;:i1~n~~89 inventory Xlnt loc. Uni Htuwt"'910.. .. ach 324 964-2566:973-2971 loft&skylltes,brickpat .. Orange 640-7905. gar age, patio. poo l , paint. fplr & gar incl. IALIOAIHH que items Good rhe11· ...................... 1 _ wi-.....a 3252 $90-0 mo lse. 673·1200 ~°"leach 3740 jacUUJ. rtreplace. Adull:I S34S R-t7 3241 S 6 S . up week I y ll'le Leavmf( area Make New-elegaol·2 bedroo• ~:::;.:: ••••••••• eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• onJy $375. 631-4984. Jbr condo, 10..ba carport wtk1tchent'lll' 675-8740 523 Sq n omc~ spact• LO offer 673 9025 ('YCS. :m·.orc;!J>:1T"!,~f!3 bdrm 2 ba with new MEWPORTIEACH Bach.. all uUI pd. $225 Spacious, qwel 3 bdrm '375 Sleeping R oom . non :~8s~~e~n1;8A\~:.~ln•""'9..t homt' five blocks .o carpet on quiet street. CONDO ~kieoter Or. 146. townhse apt w/lge pvt 2l3.s67·l524 dnnkcr. S30 wk [)('{' t~l 830 6030 ()ppoffunffy 5015 beach. Private 2.~r Ntcelndscp~mo Ref. 3 Bedroom. 2 ~ bath. patio Pool. Adult~ I lloclcT Oc 63l·t254 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i;c11 rage fully man req.499-3685 beautifully upgraded LCl9llftCI leach 3748 Sorry. no kids o r pets Ready now ~ br. ~n. 2 Jo'urn room w1k1tchcn Deluxe medical s uite, uined yard Adults. 'llo NIGUEL S HOR ES · Elec. iarage door •••••••••••••--••••••••• $400.64S-338lor675·5949 <'«rtcarS300 F'rpk,view prtv:. to rent. female Lr:m~e~l~~o~~~nCo;~d ~ts l~ulre al 525 J:llh Spacious 4 bdrm, I._., ba. opener. pool. sauna. etc LACUNA BEACH MT R 2 Br. newly decor. nr So No kids or pets l08 !9th M1ss1on VteJO ur1·u ti75-6700 rt!'t't. ( 14)960-6331. _ fllm rm. beach. tennis. $425 mo Call Llnda. INN. $75/wk & up Maid C l f'I A C 1 St "611 ~lwn r. 7pm. 586~ 1,991 ,_ 1 TV h ~... OIUi aia. / . poo . ,,,.. ~ ...:..:.~;;,;_ _____ _ Read to '> 3 b , ba S6351 mo 493·6293 or ·::::y sen ·. co or • cat""' udlts Gal./ wate r incl ~ _... b La11una Beoich. ~Int ('X y ~ve r~. 831-1453 pool. Ulll (710494 52'J4. Rrrr. pvt alh. ":1"'11rP J>08Ur\'. J IU '>Q rt • frplc. pauo. garage ncd . Udo l.sle. charming 4 BR 985 N. Cout Hwy ~mo. 5.57-451& IEACHWOOD A'1S. emplyd h1tly. hlt, pnv. !tloralt(e. Very altnH1.1\·c. yd Kida & pets vk l\gt. 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. Fam rm. 3 ea. fptc, paUo. cpta. dbl Newly decorated 2 RR 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1315 mo r~11.;.,!~ + La.i Rrh. ample plll'km.: JOOO No ~~~th °'t'ti<~ho:i'r~ht p~~~r~ no fee. $445. 964· · Atrium. all blUns. Ocean gar. 213-638-4179 ~rt leodl 37 69 '13"'1 &. carpets1drape11. Adu.Ju 962·l800 4,,...,...., ColiBt. SJ25 Mo •94 75St c 11R 1 ST M .. G 1 L'T 973-29'Tl view. pvt beach. Niguel ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl l & I U I I I " r .,,.~ ~ 1ss.1•at BR b ' l-ns. poo . lJ nc VacoHottReftfals 4250 f\J olfi' Oak r <..: l TRAIN' Appe arln 1e Terri~~-4 br, f:; tS: """"~· ....,,,, ......, ..wPORT SHOllS furnWted~ l bi':t'to ~~~J'. No Pets. $29S mo. Mg r Brand new 3 Br apt HR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mm. Plice S~IOoM o'Na every Wednt'dday atart w/p1uu.1ar. n Y · Nl~uel Shores redeco Near beach. community ~Imo. Adlt.s, no pet.a. ~5647 $42S w/fenced bckyrd. ENS F:N A DA R F:A C'H Le4i! J61~ 0 ing Nov. ts thru Dec. 10 of S. D. fl'rwy. Kl" & garoen home. 2 bdrm. 2 3 Da)'!llM8·265SorS36-4873 HOlJSI':. Sleeps 8. $40 · · For morr. information petaok.~.Al\.OCfff a.den,wa1lttopvt.bch. pool. tennis court-87S-9'75 2 Bdrtn .11pt~. unrurn. day nca •""3. Two ~nvalC' CPA orrlt'e3 andtoplace yourad . _.. 2971 Bdrm. 2 bath. double family complex. no pct.I Adlllt, .... ._-.v• 964-2586; ,,,,,. · Guarded comm . pool, gar. + carport. $625 mo. Oceanfront N 8 .. wlnler 22(18 apt a. Colle~e Ave 2 Br 1 ~ Ha. bit Ins, nl'w av\li able at Or nnl(e: & CALL NOW b 2 b lennit. No pets. Garden· yrlyleue. rental. J BR, 2 bn, huge 642-W760. (•ur pel •tdrapes. t'nr l. Palm Spnnfs Condo on Rochelltl't In Co11 ta 642·56711 Poo01~cJ rd k~~a~ Ina Incl. SS85 Call sund<.-<:k,nahton sand on ti N n h Mission JI lls Country Mesa Rrccp11 o nls t . pa o, n Y • 640-6210 UDO ISLE Newport •s heat beach. 3 BR. 2. b• . all t'lec, new Ror · pa o. r cui· · Club 968-5430 library, Xerox 4000. 11taf l'tlvatc pnrty hu SI00.000 pets ok. S-525. Agt. M tt'. Fully fum'd & ready to Co v d p 1t r k I n .: . pnrk, shope S3'15 mo room & •mple parklna. lo invHt In low n s k. ht· 9&4·2586 :973·297l. Mls.tlaftVl•Jo l2'7 Newly refurblahed 3-+ br tnJO)'f'd DA Y'\' Ownr/agt. S4SO mo 9601Z79 RIGAEARCARIN 646--44211 f'"''t venture. 545647". ••••••••••••••••••••••• den. or 4 Bdrm horn•· 1~"-7410. Eves or wknds •. ~ z1r..i. ~94 rvliM 384.... 2 RR . rrvlc. !!IP.' "· wr<1k v m.,~ Large 3 bdrm. 3 ha. Con Super 3 br 2 ha dl'!hwhr Immediate occupancy 962.3145 .. or week(•nd 640 ~565 1200 Sq Fl S4110 mo ....;. _____ _ do , db l. ga r a :e. p11uo,fncdyd,gar Kid.Ii S&:!Omo. yrly huma. l\O 2Br.cpta,drps,yard.no ·· ..................... cv~ " M:arl(uer•ll' Pkwy &Producer aee k s Ill · wash er Id rytr fl2 1 & ~ ok ~ AS\ no peta 2 BR. 1 ba. 350 yearly dop. S310 EW CONDO l l:Jr. air. • Avery on s o t-)'wy 1n v e " l o r ( s l r o r WUdwood Or I bl• or f~ 964 ~ 97 j.21m' IMll'n RI.ALTY Acroea from El Rnncho 979·0l36 Pl'><>'. volleyball tr nnlll .o&el'omc-lhtng vulunhlt• :\ilulon VltJo Pruter publlah l mdse promo Beach/AUanUs . S4~pu • 642 ... 00 C 11 ,. 6 ..., 11treams & lakea S340 Pllu·c lln ud m our l..t>1l Mgmt 831 7444 Uon Ola mnur tndwttry mo.21J..5il-Sll0aft8 3BR.l~b11hl1theatquaU· ·•• " •• , .v•St394 38r.$3llO: f'am1l.ieaonly . mo Dy'! 213 ST2 3222. llnd found t·olumn, --w/('xccll. profit potcn· ty home BUllllM, auper 2 Br. avail Nov 15·Junt-15• no peu Wood I c nd . eva. wknd.1 714 ~ 5499 1l111l 'l'i where pcoph.'look Tht fai1lest drew tn lh tlal. Reply Box 396 Dall)' sell lhlnfs taat wllh ~lly l a rd USO/ mo Ca II WANT ACTION' adult.I only.~ incl ulll Kaiser. Meu H.l. tlMt E when they've found an West u Daily Pilo Piiot, P .O. Box 1560. Pilot Want Ad.I. R«1at.a SSf-7707 Clu11lfed Ads 642·5678 M.Ml71hl\ s. 2llt St. 546-8885 Want Ads Ca 11642 5678 tlem otvaJue Cl&llstflf'd Ad 642 5678 Costa Mesa. Ca 92826 DOM roint 3226 ; I •• d Ill -30 ... 10 ff, ~X· ti(, 21. ••• 1m on >Cll >. lr. M. ••• ; - --00 ••• off. to ply m1- PP· ron '180 BP· & oor fut. : in laOl ind n g ec-les. aty es. ••• vu . j"' ult ·ou full 1603 V 111 ft:• en . - \L 'of for trO• 1es. f(n. 1all 1(0· for l~n· .i.:c r t'· to lot. :1ta Ulll ·er. - ne. ull c·r - 1.ty ice ack ust t')(· YP· 00 >I"· t•r. • u ch on· ' $ Nil I 2S eel rull >tel . dM. ~ IV > D RS. ire. thb day lee. NG H4 clu It's 'llot 1 1r • lo 0d ly · a t . I I I f I l , ~ . (!f DAIL V PILOT l•nJlw .. °f J 11"tmalty SO 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rroduc:Uoo-ready film. \It Int for fl~ C.11873 108' l 09 Carat c artilltd Diamond, ll. I" color. rt t•ll v•lue $6200 Sell Schools and Instruction This variety of fine schools could introduce you to a new tomorrow For F•rtlttr l•forM•tlon re9erdl•9 plac ...... of odY1rtfaiftg l1t the D91ty Not Sdtoolt ..t lmtnlcHOR Olrwctory Call 642-5678 Ext. 321 $4800. 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Dana T rader chlldren 6 & 9. 9 hrs da1- Res\a 1rant, Dan a Pt _ly'---634-_1_84_7_J_1_m_. __ _ Call lola ppt .. Wed, Thurs CLERICAL & FnQly 493-2603 ask rorTtmLee. Become a member of our dynamic Newport Center Beautrhos. full & P/T hnanc1al firm We arc With :LIUllele Will ron expanding & there a rt' sider wthoul chentd~ many opPortun1t1es for r2' 496-tiSM ad va n cem en t T h•• I ' :~ -• -------following rr!s1l1ons JI I.' u ~_, I l, I t~ 3 ~~~~~"c~ :::~;~~~:~"· & • ••• ----••• ----__ ..__.'--------• phoneabilityimPort8nl 5300 hnOiiab 5150 S,C..O.ed by HARTMAM & A.SSOCl.Ans BINDt RY Mail ROOlll ~1,,.ffh/ ....................... ....................... 1303 AYOC:Gdo PIKe Newport le«la, CA 92660 lndus~~~iv idual We have entry level post· r~t& ~ FOU ND: m ale Bassett 1714t 644-7537 ne eded fo r va ri o ui. t 1ons ope n I n l h c lost&Fomd _. Hound , Ir vine Avr . • * * duties Ollate edul'& ma1lroom , m1cror11m & ••••••••••••••••••••••• belwn. Monte Vista & -··Holl-~ filedep'" ..,._. -Jobi WClllhd 7075 tiona l m1t er1als. t;x. ""'· •-ce•Hh 5100 Santa Isabel. 2S5 Broadway • HetpW..ted 7100 twlpW..ted 7100tfflpWClftted 7100 11 t be f & k ••••••••••••• ••••••• • •• <-AG ~18 or """7•"'• "-sta Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• •••• ••• •• • • •••••••••••• eel en d~l its wor · Getteral Clri PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 ~II 11ny Item or <'Om hanollon of items '°' $7) or le:.s with a Penny l'lncher Ad 3 lines for 2 1 on:.ecul1vc days Edrh .1dd1t1onal line 1s W ror the 2 da,r-. Cho1q:e 1l ' Ne> rommtrciiol iods Fur more 1nformat1on und tu 111.icc your ad ci.U '""..,,., ...._....... '-"' L b b "tt ·--------------------------ng con 1 ons. Apply Youare the wlnner of i ve in a ys t e r , between ~m 11a m & Mathability &lite lyplng Twoft'HTlcJcets housekeepe r Room & lpm 3pm, Nat1o netl required. Lost fem Shellie m ix Brkhrst & Adams ti B w/t ags Child hr t brkn 962-6426. LOST: 2 Female Golden Retrievers. Ca pistrano Bch area. 49J...6861 Los t : Presc ripti on glassses in blue case . CDM or Lido Isle. Afl 6, 675-8916 lo the Board. 6Jl-12S4 CLERICAL Education, •401 H1 rch LONG BEACH He4pWClllhd 7100 St , Newpcu Bcat·h lst sh1ft (8-5 )&2nd sh1rt THEATRE FESTIVAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• (Nea r 0 C Airpor t I IS I JO) pos1t1ons now ''OUR TOWN" .1.ccou~1 .... G fLY FREE WITH Equa l OpJortun1t y open Xlnt working con· ~ ,.. • " Employer d 1t 1 on s & co m pa n y starring Eddie Albert at Technician, S920·$1t18 in ~~~~~~~~~ benefi ts offered Plea~c the Long Beach C.Onven· 5 steps + liberal fringe I· <-ootact Personnel or a p-lion & E ntertainment benefits. incl medical, Bkkpr geo off ielp p/l, ply daily 8-~. Center. 300 E . Ocean Bl.. dental Must have ex· o Ff I c E OVER L DAD El Toro, call or appt Long Beach. tensive a cct 'g back· n(}.7505. Cal1 642·5678. exl 329 g r oun d Apply i m . 1-0---._-.. ------ to claim your tickets mediately . Capistrano-.,..,.,.....eeper, expt-Dir k • • • h RO M e l e e r t 1 n ,. Lost: Shellie, Male, 1 yr,---------• Lag una Be ac P . F urn1s h1 nRs . 1721 Mesa Ve rde N. area 17 14 ) 496-3 11 8 . A c· Earn a l'llile an hour bOftUS fOf" eoch hour Oft an Officl' Westcll!fUr .N ff ADP PENSION SERVICES ~7-71881119. MICHELLE'S Jachema Sl & El Cam mo 0 .... ~ T . Outcall Real. SJC. near M1ss1on ·~~ ftWIPCM W"f cnstq•n•nt towsds a desffAotioft of Bookkeeper. full riari~e * * yow dtoiu -air or ship tranf. Woric local asslCJIMMnls sala ry ope n, t 'Pl'r . 11AM·2AM 835·3749 Accounting c lerk/p hone wHh top_ o-to all slciRs Cal fOf" Clft ---intment small business. Qll time ope ralor needed full r-r· r-·· · '""'"'" • Los t ma l e G o ld e n Retriever <Eno). Vic. 180 Newport Center Or, N.8. 714/644-4360 ext 263 Equal OpPor Employf'r RIDEWAHTED: lune. lmmed. opening or pt.time Call &. 7!i71 , ________ _ 642 Despe rately need ed Full co benefits . Call ~Q~ ~QQ~ .Bookkeeper, ex ,.n•·cd CLERICAL -5678 Moo-Fri al 5pm from 54~·9671 for appt. & _de· Q 3723 Birch Streff, Newport leach 557-0061 in payroll & arct µ<H.l PART TIME ._ _______ _, Lost Pekinese orange/wht Co6ta me Mesa to Chap· tails. Ba I boa Ma rine ble. Harlequin IOJll'r .--------•I paws. male , 3yrs . old m an Ave In G a rden Hardw are . E .O . E ., Playhouse 979.7 TRAINEE Ru by Lant ern D.P . Reward $100. 493·3616 or 637-42.68 SUPHHEW <Ming). No tags.968-7281 Grove. HELP! cror I '~ M/F/H. •'!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 4 Ghrsdaily, Mon thru Reward mo's) $5.00 wk . Call A ts R . bl b'll 1· Bookkeeper thru · H fur Fri, ex panding co will IMDUSTltlAL ILDGS . 49'-7S'72 {c:oo.n k eceiv~ J f1 1j Advertising C.Oordin ator•--------·1·--------restaurant mana fl'l(•111 tnun per.;onable , depen-SELLING FAST!l LOST Small white Poodle ---------• ~g cler nee e . u for publishing company ATTEHTION Automotive co. Able to work thou1 d;.ible indiv an interest· 3000.6400 sq fl . Some W.18th Street.CM. tune l mmed. opening. in San Clemente. Full l80r"'---MECH"' .... ICS superv1s1on Plea call Full co benefits Call , ""'... "'" mg ser vice promo tion nnkle r ed. dl4 ofcs. REWARD.645-0874. · ·& d time. no sales. Typing. Automot1ve & hte bus 979-9342.AskforS rh·y sysfor a new car dealer's 54~9671 for appl. . e· working w/figures, good Mo &per. N.ceu TustL.naraddress. fo'ound s mall w hi t e ta tls. Balboa Marine telephone a ptitude de· tr you are new to C.Osta ma intenance. Ora nge IOOICkEEPER/ cnt M"r v1ce dept. Pos. local· STOP PAYING RENT' shaggy dog v· F rd Hardwa r e E 0 E · Mesa. t.emPoranly dis· C.oast Yellow Ca b, 17300 cd 10 CO!>lu Mesa. Filin" • · 1c. o · · · · tail on enled. Ca ll ror Ca ree r o ppo rt n1Cy " t:all today & ask about Rd N B. Canl kee p ! M/ F/H appt : PeMy, 498-l600. continuing your educ a · Mt. Hermann. Fountain w/lrvine C p A fer EK •·Kp, Rood al detail &s1m· oru IS';?-dwn program. 644-2264 lion, reeently dJScharaed Valley. <No of Sla ter ed h h pie math. No t ypmg. 17 14 ) 838-5970, lOA M· T b e D ai l y Pil o t ACCOUMTAMT/lk~pr from the service, or"ror be tween Newhope & ~a7:~;te~~~f1 ~~.Mart $285 per hr. ad- 5PM Mon·Sun FOUND Bch & Edln ger , CHR I STM AS G I FT Ca ree r oppo rlun 1l y anyreasonseekmgtem-.E~uc~li~d~>.~~~~~~ lax.Monlhlysala 1000 \JOl'•'&fnngebencf.Ap----------c Adult M boxer w/long TRAJ N s tops for your w/l.rvme C P.A firm,. Ex· Porary or career employ-_ or commensurate ply Thurs Nov 16th. from ~~ &eatoesrs. ~897aw_"7'ncw7hai!tle6.chesl shopping conven ience ~nenced lhroug~ fman. ment, consider thls uni AtrrOMOTIVE pr. 2152 OuPonl . S IOam Jpm, at : Nu Orms w every Wednt.>sday start· c1al stalemeots & m come queopPortumly. USB> C ..... Irvine. m 4 )8J3·065 Plan.'> Inc. 3194 C Airport Ing Nov. 15th thru Dec. tax. Monthly salary $1000 YCMt C• Earn --------i--1 Loop Dr, C.M. SCRAM-LETS IOt h . C ALL NO W , or commensurate w/ex-MECHANIC Ca mera Person to k a l~~-~~~~~~~ 642.5678 pr._2152 DuPont. Ste 101. All Aboard for the Dally 5216P...-W• Needed immediately'!! ver tical comme 1a l Clencal ANSWERS lrvme (714)833--0651 Pilot CHRISTMAS Glfo'T C.Ootact Chuck Arnold at camera. Famihar ·1th TRAINEE S700 MASSAGE ADMI N I S T R ATI VE T RAIN. For more 1n PMT Process. Ex or DAYE Ecu ma -Yokel -SPECIALIST . Learn of· f 0 rm at i 0 n . <'a 11 a Based on your produc· W1U tram 35 hrs a k Not yping reqd,but mu'\l & P1ous -Z1ther -FIGUREMODELS fire procedures Re<:ords Christmas Ad-Visor at liv1ty, rommiss1on, plus C.ompanybenef1ls /\ply he we l l groo m ed GOOD LUCK SHARON CHEESE ESCORTS 642 5678 lneentives & extra profit Penn y s av er, l ,; o w I plt'usanl out gom~ LOUISE Does my brother-in-law management. Some typ. --·-------sharing bonu.s. Placentia Ave .C.M personality. Very people ~~79 eat?The last time he was OUTCALL ONLY ang exper i.e nt:e pre· ARMOR S P ECIA LIST. The women and men we on ented PoS. Super co m .. ~~~~~~~~~ al commumon. he al!ked Days, eYH, hr (erred. Enlist .10 y~ur Physical conditioning. are looking for may be CANVAS SER heaut Ot!W bid~ w/xlnt f CHEESE l 'th Armr f~r A~mlnislralive Work as a leam member tired of typing. folding Exper or will tra in bens Unusual & fun JOb. Lostlrfomd 5300 .:J~wine. 0 go wi 631·2140 Speciabsl.Calltoday. in armored . trac ked paeers. ~arehou.s~ j_obs --Call Goo.546·3706 · call 540·6055. Coas ta l ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLDEN GIRL 540-l026 962-882l ve hi c l e s . De ve lo p andworking for a hm1ted BABYSITTER· Leve In Personnel Ageo•·y, 2790 LoslorFound apet?CaJI .....,_... 5350 768-52Sl s.2·2435 leadership potential 1n rome . Work w ith mature governess type Cas hier person. Co tlarbor,CM Animal As s 1s t a n r e •••••••••••••••••••••••Captain & wife see k _________ , Enlist in your Army for young people. Rapid ad· to care for 2yr old boy. Mesa Slalloners, 270 AU.JOBS FREE League.537-2273.nofee. RELAXING MASSAGE Cemale crew for large ADULTNEW5'APH thepersooalcbaJJengeof vancement PoS!llble. If Light ho usekee p ing 17th St CM f\Jll t1 REWARD BobJa mes·l.Jc Masseur sailboat to Greece. Share C ••••RAS 1 ... TIMES ~1~ cau t.oda~·8S2l you are 18 or over and Speak enghsh. drc ve. ~pply in pe rson 10 Outcal1 9-9,494·Slll expenses.213/594·0897 -llUUl -..,...,. ......, ...,._, would be available to Re f. req . 673-5831, Only. CL!!:RIC/\L L t M kill Wbll N.B .. S.A .. C.M. Work 3 768-5251 542-2435 start work immediately, 752-5586 Cashier for quality ~n · 8 PAY DAYS os . en. e PREGNANT ?. Carina. w'--per mo, •<>n per wk. call """ w/blk ma rkings. 4 mos confidential counseling"& .... ..,.... & rr:n 3AM-6AM.' Must be Assemble~ H.B. mfg. co. . .... 645-6514 AlITOMOTlVE clothing store. Apply 1 LEFT UNTIL old. l(}.21. Vic Ana Maria referral. Abortion, adop· ..,..,....._ 18, have dependable car. needs r:e!•able persons~~~~~~~~~! LOTPHSOM person. Ste wards ro Ln. Lag Nlg. 831-7845 tion & keeping. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S79-92Sl. for precision mecbanlcall-Ford dealership needs Gentleman. 3439 V 1 a CHRISTMAS Lost . large Sea lpoint APCARE 547·2S63 Sdluh & assy. Start $3. per hr. Automotive lotperson Immediate· Oporto, N B l-.1rn ext ra Christmus &ame se Cat. Derlawed C""~Y GIRL IMtnlcHo.. 7005 Call 7l4/894·53Sl y! ! ! ExceUent workmg Casluer. Apply m person 1ncy now! Male. Vic. Ford & San ~" •" ... •••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMILHS CASHIERS conditions. See Chuck Crown Hardware. TYPISTS Miguel. N.B. 644-4209 * ESCORTS * REAL EST A TE lmmed openings avail in ~:::/~:. an Used Car 3107 K C.Oast Hwy. CDM_ PIX Ui6t. small Siamese cat, 24 hrs • electroru c assembly of FULL TIME CASHIERS ACCT CLERKS ;;:~s~.'5. 536 -9429/ 957 -3 474 LICENS1: ~n~~~rac~em~~n~~t~~e~ ~ ~~;~L c~m:o.~~~~~ns tEYPUMCH OPER 1815~~Ca-=eal SCHOOL mo. electronic assembll AUTO SUrPL y We train. C.O. benefits CLERKS REWARD EmeraJd· Ring Fashion Island Newport aru 11 · l. 644·5837 San Clemente; Fully Uc. OFFERS =~~~r:l~at· STOtlE METRO CAR WASH u'l have phone & relia-For appt. 492-7296 tng to ~a Beach In 3 Excellent starting salary 2950 HARBOR Bl. C.M · transp. Long & short· ..... Lectw-."'" mo ' s . r' o r a pp t .• for 5day week. Excellent assignments. Holl · Loet: Dark blue metal ANITA ronnerly ol auto access door. 3'h' x GOLDEN TOUCH can l'. On TusUn Blvd. CM. be •Craab Cou.ne available • Ma\ef1ala provided. •Small claues f or persooall%ed inatrucUon. *Choose own taste-day & night classes. •Placement-up lo 80'lf. commissioo. Berkeley C.Ootrols (714) working cond1llons nd Catering Y & vacation pay. 83S-DJC)Peraonnel Dept opportunltlee for advan··-.--------4 ._.HD 01p1ta lizat ion pla n ) trv. "c eml'nt . (lbe r a 11• " •allable. employee benefits In· Banking • Professional 11 /8 . Reward Mr . now Zlemer 114S-8375 reached al (714 >496-3462 LOST: O rey cat, 11hort Psychic1 Splritual, palm hair, W. Newport. & cara readings. Tells 642-3871\ past. present & ruture. Advtce given In Bil mat · Loel : Blk klllt'n w/wht l~rs. Cater to partle11 ma rkings. Turllerock 527-:MOS. area. reward SM-2569. --------- UMOA & VIC8U ~;.r~ s~~ele&"c~8!~ o. .. w. .... Hwy . R E W A R D . . For Tiie ,_of It! 714-327·7384 leave msg. Serving all Oranse C.O. ror Stan at 873-4633. 835-7313 t ·-- Free3Weck SaJes Tralnlng. C•IForDtt.111 lll·IOOl Ol-0442 Kat.ell a Real Estate School 32031 Camino Caplalrano ' San Juan Caplstr1no . . DAILY PILOT \ ASSIMILBS Min ol e mos factory· asaembly exp reqd. AP· pllc•llont being taken ror all ahit\11. WBSBLOCX CO 5555 Mc......_ A•e, HI 1714 .. ta.0111 if'•ve something lo s ell? Claulfied adl do it well. eluding hospitalization FULL TIMI Catering Banquet insurance, Ufe insurance TaLH Personnel. contact and pension fund. Apply E xperienced WESTCLIFF in person: XJnt benefita, Irvine Na· Hospitality Resources 1S221 BEACH BLVD tional 8an1c C•ll Janet 631 0810 752-9\18 WESTMINSTER Van Dyke. ~ E lSTSTREET tlJ.]700. 1530~.to"tf'~'Lvo Equal 0pPor t-:mplyr Uttte ls licJ!! FULLERTON l~~~~~~~~-1 Class1f1cd Ads arc rNillr, 2IM6 BRISTOL ST. Pt.'Ople who need People small "peoph• to pcopll' · COSTA Ml£.qA That's what the s11les calls with big rt' DAIJ.Y r lLOT aderi1h1p and bag results! SERVICE DIRECTORY To place your r lasw 1ed 1:s 11ll •bout! ad. call today 642-567• WANT ACTTON? C lasslfed Ads 8'2·5678 VOLT fl~<>JlAAv bl: UV lf • "• 3848 Ca..-Drht 546-4741 <Across From Onange C.0. Airport l u11I 0pPort Employer . I , • )l tr .0 y adc your old stutr for •t cw 11ood1 es w llh a .l."5tfied •d. IU2-5e78 I ~ I ( I J f l e I! r f • • i Tl*day. Nowmber 14, 1918 DAIL V PILOT Cf • _; ...... ' ... ) ... ' ) .. ~ ......... ~ ........... · .. : ... ' .. ' ~.' .. 1' ., .. ~ .. ! .. Aatwlti_/T ....... t i-_ r-· Cntted• h•nh I H ' I MoYl.t ,._.._._., "....,-ty n. .............................................................................................. ~~ ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• 1 .. h-............ ........,..... . ..................... . Ollm~on..on1 d 1gna FrMe.ttimateis No1ob100 Remodel, repair, lt'O ,._.l>C', l•rd\'nt'r Clun IJllC1 ~aulln'J moving Courteay Mov\'rs. llt\'Get)'Odrportr11ltor pholo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~nm1c Ule installed: Meba.u'a 300(' w COaat am.all Lie. contractor carpentry. uld tlmr upa Jl'Tc-e _.3 t ReHoo Garage vu rlunlng mov1n1 & haul1og areetlng cards forTln!doltenanlproblems" firs, 11howers Ir tub». Hwy.NB 541~UJ ,. 7581891 craftama~hlp l6yr11 1n CM uu ~-91 ~ .. r1t~ &t20105 ReA!SOOable ~~1 Chriatmu now. Call Use the pr03 O'Keefe 547-2639 dya, 55'1·82.80 ....... l--'-l.ou'• Home Rc:,...ln. >O ar.a U1• d Mr Palom u.-M 1 H 1 Debbie at Eyeland~r Prop Mn 1 m n t Co . eves . ..,.._ ,.... I» Ml(l.)14 Gt•s411 S-.k" .._ rrodsh dov ns. au 1ng, Stu-960-llMl ~2200 1...:..:..~ .. ---.-_._---- • •••••• ••••" •• • •• • ••• • • yn np Doon •lndo-_... ---........___. -............ ••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••• •• • ••• enta. Reas. F1at rates ..__ • ""---'" ~~ 86-JA':'ilianc<"!Wrv paU-Oia,etc~\20M ~~ 1• .. uoyu•u c •-.... w •v c 1 1148-13S4. Anyt1~. Trv .--•_....-T.... .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ... l lA ·-••••••••••••••••••••••• vu• IYJN'O arpenw,., nm n osmf'l Cl!, u ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... •. l 0 ru' I RG&SlO .-. • .,-.1.__ --lect I I ibu & N trill H s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1nm1DU1g ca rernova . I ~ MIWI, S.A .~ __..._ tk•l._... 91cfric fus ~~P um '01 ~ ~·re 1"~:,:~· . , Piano tunln1 Ir r~palr. ~!Sell your home or t11comt yrs exp. Free ea.Lima~. ~a&2".I q5101•~··•••••••••••••••••••• U c s:t71M IU-974 842·1834 M~ovc anything \ )'nexp.Maater'ddec.1n property fust with 646-1.IMS,S?a.·3910 _..,\rM 1--..... ~('!~bn•, ... ~~ ". k>wahot --•Ma. FfXrT• .-. ...._ 11 !!' 7rde at ~~Y.~~.' mualc . Thia coupon Newport R. E. Asaoc , __ _.__ C 0,_ ..... ---•-.....--... ,.... ~ t'.t.ECTRJCIAN Pne«t a••cw• I .,.. · aya . ....,....,.... worth$S.Ml·l'33 63l..Ul6 ~a~ rea .,.... ...,,. . ....................... cpu 10 mio bleatb. Ckan M&ht·frH eaUmal on grpenter, paintlna ........................ P~'P &..... pert shaplug, lhlllnin~. •S.Yt>W~y+ Uv, din nn, b.a.IJ $1.5 AYll lust'oramaUJuba a• rate11 15 yrs ln Rokmarte'a Houseclean --.,, _.,_,,, _...._/•--'-' loofllMJ slump removal. 675-2821. Dnvc V IL 1 rm fl !iO. t'UUVb $10, chr u -'""'" ltN S.-17~ • •••••••••••'••••••••••• ,._. -..-••••••••••••••••••••••• lns •Rrpa~:ts:s::1:~:un°! JS r.uar f'hm ~ Q(lcir ~ v .. .-._"...., -Ing. Re~s. reuoo. Own t•ETf:RS PAJNTlNG ••••••••••••••••••••••• REPAIR & REROOti~ All _;.::._· --------- • l t c N~ l'M ~&.S ('flt nopelr, UV" '"'"r ILICTltCIAH 1!t~aull~~:~'.aortdeen_: ltana.~l40:t.~M39 ~xpr'd Rea11 Rales. ~~tcTbea&t.ext~ type s·s h lng l es · !~.~.~~•••••••• A.~llMIJ.41171 ~; 0~g[" myiwll Rirh1 Ra,Qimm'l, lod ... nbl IMndatape llprlakle r D';!l houaelleeplng & ~~Est. Call Gene ""55ES • 193-1439 rockshakea-compo·lar. 200 rblt v1tcuurns from ...,.,... "cy~r!pe,r4 1.u!,nz*• 1 !f:~~M63137l~. ~7926 ~c~:~,;~~~f·3111':" PATCH PLA.5TERING Jl'Teeest. 541·5930 $19.95. 1 da. service on •••••••••••••••••••••••l'rf' lh1llday &pet1•1 ~ -Paltlting. Extr/lnlr. Ex· All type & Fr ee Rooting. Free est. Lic'd irny vacuum. All lyPt'ti Mtllbt·r ol l yr old will Avrr lh rm lk hall ~lH!l'I fl~ ., .. 11 Housecleaning & empty fI'd, h<>nest. nul, re.as. esllmate6. Cell S4<Hi82.S contractor . Aft er S, vacuums & bag N . bab»"' my hoow d".aned Ill~ All wurk • • •• ;;;;r••••••••••••••• houses or apta. Own c'dll&t·l~Dave 631·2649 Va<'uum Clean...r Ctr. cu.a.-m ca4 •• •••••••••••••••••••• lrlln!S 979.7129 pt 1 l .. 71 Newport 81, CM . ti.31 ~ -TA\'WR YtNl'ES llaul, 1k1ploader dump · Prol palnUng. Ext & lnl. l t R f i " C....e/C....... 53111&37 trk, 1radlna. U'ee wrk, l_._. .... 11 Lotw.,,!a}7es80 .. ~~s.;,,..,Free ••P•E••R•R•Y••.S••p•••••••••••• si~ogf:.p:h~sk.e. "i'!'ft · _646-...;..:;_.;;.31:;..;01.--_____ _ ....... s.r.1c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wood•C'halnl..lnll deroobUooa \.'t<' 831·12S7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• es . .....,., ,.............., LUMBlNG Guaraoteed. Brian ~c~ •••••••••••••••••••••••rt-t work fall ktnd -L Ms R.otoUllln Sod Complete nlumb1ng ~12 ,...._..., .._, 01\"°"" H•nk t I.\) ,....,mrn ° • K It B Woud Y~ncln& lf•d:r-• · · .-g, Fme Exter PauatiDg by aervit'eS DT"' & ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• l\1·tto~ lc.-J~~PTipi !l ~tt~ 10~V:,t'llP aa&.a6fmccn-palr '•••••!••••••••••••••••• ~ede~La,;n:· R.Sloor.sl.IJc .. UlS.Try clean.in~~ ,..s:~e~Horizon Roofing. Ex-WINDOWCLEANTNG 900 54111. 64:, ZMtl ~f1 apqua lly 640-40W.~ 0968 Small }obi!, 25 yn exp fllantl::· Cl:o .~s· me.836-SSS53'hrs. estimates. Zt hr service. penenced roofers-not 640.5591 l l'M 1Foundath.1n.s1 rt>lllnlnK .. -.-t --Plwnblng, eltt ete C.11 C.OOtr. Uc.' 1364419 Xlnt EXCELLENT PAINT-673-3181 sa.lesmeo.631·'4943 "'alb, blo<'U . pallol\ •1 •1 Papa Cliff 831"'2164 m .,.... 7633 ' lNG R bl l:lkllPi pavroll lall.r . !IJl>.!ltll.3 l.1r d ••••••••••••••••••••••• -S.v•.r · easona e rates HOMESAVERS. Plumb Shopplng ruuu1l' 'lmt.1 ma1r.-Ntl 1 • , Clean upa , llaulloa . H • tblstllli•C:t Freeesllmat.es 548·2706 ing & Heating. Free est Service 6565 Ii.ft'• Ill \'r11 ICJJ~l&i d" Ito !> w ~I II 1>. & Landac11plna lrnmed .•• ;;;;~•••••••••••-••• n••••••••••••••••••••• Cu.st.om WaJlpapenng S1S hr Honest & rellable ••••••••••••• ......... . lookk...-a Sn. .~1i ~~Tl~wi'!!~!ng llU'Victng 842 9807 OCCStudent 1 Too truck. Acou~tlcs. foundations. All Work Guar Free F8t. ~ Bo~f~IC ok Uruque Sbopp111g service For Ad Action lndl\•1,h.11111 .:rru1 fl bll!t , •VERY LOW PRICES• Tr.uh. tree tnm, Ron partitions, drywall re· 673-4158 or for bu !i Y Pe o PI e · 714!1:>7lt1ll7 it't-mtenl work com OnGarderuog M111nl 642$703. p&Jretc.548--0512 Int. ramt & wallpaper DramsclearedfromS4.SO. Comucopia.54<H>488. Call a Daily Pilot AO-VISOR 642·5678 -:~;~I & re.io1denu111 G~ __ 54.9 20LS Will haul or do an thin M•a. 'f Qua . work .. reas. pr: Free Eat. AU work guar Shlcco TI me t 0 re n 0 v a t e . bi /Ima u. comm ·for r~'. ··~···················· Free eal. Ste Ye. 547-4281 Draa.nmaster. 638-0953 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IClllMd Can Detbatch. rffeed bybnd ll~entlal reas rate• Bncllwork. Small jobs. rr • Alt'o Geo. Contractors: Reatucco your home . •••••••••••••• ... ••••••• wrmud1t lawns now. Call anytime.~ · Newport, Costa Mesa & you re in lbe market Plumber nd.s work. Good Soan. texture spe<-1allst. ~n.L Hll 1, m th Playcitn,Ml" CbruUan Dla·ll-Landscape lrvtne.675-3175eves. tforhabekllther car,besure pricesonremodels&re· ~o s t homes $650 . • • t' ,,. :. ~ t .i homi.: w red. yrd Reas. 864 3ll08 aft 6 CHEAPEST hauling ln ° c ec e many autos pairs. Serv. avail for 548-1974 f:>a1ly 1'1101C.l11~1f1ied 1\d nat~ tn&, lk. pending. town. Fr. FJit. CHEAP! SEU. ldJe Items with a advertised for sale 1n homeowners also Top ----------1 li42 ~78 Cttll Pam. 548-7065 Want Ad Help? 642-5678 &&2-~ ~1390 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Cilwn/1ed. Hat Plumbing. SJ1 ·l194 SeU Idle Items 642-567~ ~.~~!.e:! ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..•.. ?!.~~ HelpW.ted 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 ~Wa.ted 7100 HelpW..ted 7100~W~ 7100 HelpW.ted . 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERICAL Gcot!rJI o rf1 rl' rcN poni.1bal1ll~!>. Sut- ct>:.sful C'and1datt' will have plenly or room for advatlt't'ment. X Int start 111g salary Accurate typ. 1ng essential ROSAN, INC. 2901 W. Coast Hwy, Nwpt Beach. F,qual Opport Employer CUSTOM ER SERVICE Dental Chairslde, asst Lnt·--------1---------Npt Bch. PleasanL loc G-EHL OFC p /T Hardware Salesman, ex-Live In, some English. Aftros must type & per, Laguna Beach ICNNSTS U ~ A T I 0 N Rel. NB area 3 sch a11e STANLEY WORKS w/frtnge benef. Ciill 548.sfi02. ha.s chaUengt11~ career DENTAL ASST. Do you opportunities in its brand like people? Are you in· new regional Corporate terested lll a challenging Dtstnbution located in career 1n the Dental Costa Mesa, Orange Health field? If so we County. We are accept· need you R.D.A. & x. ui.g applicatioos for: Ray Lie. req. Top salary Electronics ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN GENERAL We don't give away turkeys or calculators, wegivo 11 1• d Lumber. '49'4-6538 or ALLERS New con-duJdreo ~ spe mme opening. S40-8267 str co tn So Orange Cly · · 9'79-17U Gd. co benefits, exp. LVM-flM SHIFT Pt-tt,!!~~ 21 yrs pre! 495-W2 Every other w~kend off. F M GllL FlllDAY ~over. Ca11548-74l8 IHSUIAMCE Must b~ dedicated to Immediate openiogs and f88 0R8J Genl ofc ex must hn A&H Group clauos ad· good palle,ot care. Apply opportunltles In an knldg of bk.kpg, ty · Housekeeper wanted Just~r. for admUl ageo· 1«5Supenor, NB. eslJibUshed co. in the Cle rical & light lo · add£og mach, pleas Lad:Yt.oli~in. Pvtrm& N~Bch 35y Orange County airport dustrtal workers-e personality, bvy pb's . ba.644-8819 cy, area. . rs Maintenance. PT, sem1- A I. ~P· typing req For retired preferred. App. _______ _. •cusrOMER SERVICE d epending on exp. 714-847-1549 area. PP acants to have~ lot' sklUed & 494-0506.LagBcb. Housekeeru>r , PIT In· tnterviewcall752·5665. ly· 94th Aero Squadron ~~~~~~~~e:S~ u n s Id li ed.. ma 1 e or Gui Friday eludes weekends Good 3UIO All'Way Ave. Receot analog and female,lshllls. Recephonisl. typlllg & benefits . E 0 E * • * CM SS&-3780 C'lencal Tirltd of w ortt*J w ........ Holdcrp7 lm~dlate openrng ex- •~ts for hie f'lerlt:t in lar~e Newport Beach Co. llrs 8-4'30, Mon lhru Fn Xlnl benefits & working mnd. For appt contact Lynn Stansfield , 644-5800 between IOarn ·Noon. Av- <'O Financial Services, 620 Newport Cent.er Dr .. N.8. F,qual ()pport Emplyr CLERKS REPRESENTATIVES •ORDER PROC~ING CLERKS •WAREHOUSEMEN •ORDER FILLERS We orrer an excellent starling salary and a generous company paid benefits package. APPLVATTHE P~Offlce 1580Sunllower Ave Take the Sao Diego fo'reeway to Harbor Bh•d. eJUl, go North~ mile. DIHTAL/Aulat.t Chairside, 4 ~ day week Corona del Mar. 644-7162 d1gitaJ experience pre-Ute bookkeeping. Mon-BAYVIEW MANOR. 350 llOCIC IMOCs ferred. Please send re-$10 11-Alutely Fn. 9-6. ~. 3198-K. Bay St, Costa Mesa. 3110Country Club Dr. MAJNTB4AHCE sume lo 11344, c/o The ftllH Airport Loop Dr, C.M 64Z-3505 Costa Mesa for Interior Landscap. Daily Pilot. P O Box FR££ You are the wanner of 1ng. Dependable car & Designer lS60, Costa Mesa. CA. Housekeef:r· full & part Two Ft-ff Ticlaria enthw11asm for Indoor PCB 9'l626 GOOD JOB ra'cili~~ ~::1;e~~e= tolhe plllnts. ~xpr be1pru1. DESIG ...... ER ~: ~ !~:t· ~e~i~~ Men over 60, 2 days per F 10 r1 d a s t JI e nn;'ff:tGlr~~~v AL _•_94_.o_l6S _____ _ " f&CTORY bef N 30tb wk,car.noselliog,refs&. 714 oAooou. .... ... ...._. ...... er. Manufacturer or electro-~ ore ov · · 673-.........,.. .. OUR TOWH" .,.._." '""~" "" mechanical products re· Openings now avail for GOOD PAY perm. 2239• HOUSEKEEPER; live· stamng Eddie Albert at MAH quires a proven PCB lay. ali~~tny"d~f-aflbrlme. WMoodecb NEO.OF.EEE. In. U.8. Sehl children, the Long Beach Conven-Must have experience m out person who wants an 6U. ....,u wkendsoff. Call847-8567 t100 & Entertainment maintaining restaurant ~~~. P'I~. e:; ~ioo~IS.E.Main, ~~\J~:;O G-R·E-A·T HOUSEKEEPERS·Are ~~ae:>h~.Ocean Bl.. ~~a~aeq:!~~k\~n: intunately Involved wll.b FACTOIY <>rc.p IJS.2622 SALES JOI HOW you booest. banl~orktn~ Call642-S678,ed 329 knowled11:e of the elec· new projects from con Ofl84 & successful m &nded . t.ochumyourtackets tncal&plwnbingtrades. cepUon t.o field use. We TRAJHH GOOD PAY, GOOD Ca!I oow l '159-0323 or * * * Apply at Orange County etrJTER Exp. for swim want an individual who $2.75 br. raise in 30 days. HOURS, GOOD CON. SSl Z.79 Restaurant Servi cu, e,:ar mlfc. pleasantcood. wants to grow with a 4 day, 40 hr wk. Co pd •Gwr411 Offlc.e• 0 OUS JAMfl'OIJAL 2601 Daimler, Santa Ana. U car 06 great team. Send resume beoef"rta. 979-7660 Requires enlbuaiaallc DI Tr NS . M AN y H EKEEPER to llve Fu II-time custodians, 8 AM t.o 5 PM, Moo lhru '493-8894 Immediately to adl349. pers w/charm, good FRINGE BENEFITS 111 or out. Non smoker, Jo"rid.ay. UTOTEM ~o••TOll c/o Daily Pilot P.O Box FEMALE F.act~ry phone voice, t ype FAST GROWING COM-own tnnsp. N.B. area. Nwpt area, day~venmg,_;..:;..;:;;;:..:. _____ _ ~ -1560, Costa Mesa. CA Workers, Ment raise:s so+ EOE PANY PROMOTES Sal.xlnt.640-7314 lhlfll. must tle U.S. MANAGER (>perungsNowAvallable needed for contem· c:--~ 548-.5125 lS2'7 Monrovia wpm •0· 1·. · FROM WITHIN TRAIN cilheo. Good wages, pd Resident manager lor full or pl\Jllle l'lcrks r . ~. ""tual porturul~ • * ~ ~ * F 0 R T 0 p House Plant knowledgea· holld.ays & bonus incen-B and °''2nd & 3rd shifts. No r::..rya1so'";!!'!:f:S .8~f:~t Employer.Ml · Ave,N.B. T1 ¥1NWf5ft"Yice MAN AGE MEN T ble people, PT for route taves Wall \ruin Call a~. co=:.:. ~~.a::~~ uper necessary we office duties. 6day week Full or pt''time, young 1720EGarrySte 119 ST ARTS • · I M . ma.intenance Mui.t have days C7141S32-M58 ~le with wtfe t.o work lull tram St.art $3 per hr Ai. Moolhly salary Apply in Dia.I A Ride ma o wan led, w e 11 -s .A. 979-1303 ~ M g D I A T E L y • · reliable tran.sportalloo JANITO lime. M m1tnagers lo $3 60 hr person. 1931 Newport Dri groomed al 3 aotaque K E Y B 0 A R 0 751.-4760 . RIAL type work, TSLMgmt 642-1603 Managers t.o SS.SO hr Ad· Bl d Costa M •en at.ores ln Laguna Bcb ... - - - - -.. E X p £ R t E N C E hrs an day neiuble $3. 75 _...;.;_...;.:::...;...;... __ ...;.;_...;.;_.:.::. vancement opportunities v ' esa. Operate modem equip. Sales. cleanup, e tc . I General Office HELPFUL WE HAVE I 0 EA~ F I T IM E . hr to train, immed raise Masonry helper. Will tolhollewhoqual.Jfy For DELI HELP. full time, meat & door lo door Richard Yeakel Anti · I a.~.tw-jeth7 I OUR OWN TRAINING h~usew1vea & coUege when trained. <714) train. No exper. re· 1nformal100 l(o to our over 18. Ex per. only tramp Calif ~riven lie ques, 494-5526 TW't..... PROGRAM PUT ON BY girls w/cars Over 21 646-9780 qwred. Salary open. near~t market or con Refs .CdM64+S619 req'd. No pnor expu I 1(..... ...... I THE COUNTRY'S TOP 9:30AM·l2:JO, Mon·Fr• 67>3175 th I fr nee Good driving rec a General ~re.~ Earn S80·Sl00 weekly JANITORS· Are you1---------~~Cl e personne o ice OellSandwicbShop muSt No Sunday work. PMTTIMEOHLY Come work. for u~ I 0 R GAN SA LES Mustbeoeatt personable honest. hudworkmg &t---------- 124421.ampson St Rell able woman for Orange Coast Yellow Due t o compan y ex-I As a Kelly Serva<'c'!I PEOPLE CALL AT &. energetic Lori 's successful minded? Call MECHANlCS GardenGroveS37·'4340 counter work. Moothru Cab 17300 Ml. lier-ruan•ioninOC area we employee._yourwork I 0 N~ CE F 0 R Kitchen, 979·0747 aft now!7S9-0323or55l·2A79 MECHAlllt...llCAL ....... N . b H • F VI ..--. . • I SCh\.'Clule IS nex1blc INTERVIEW. ORGAN lOAMf ppt ..... t::qual Oppor f:mployer rrt . o nag l s . oag rmann, . y . need several ~harp peo-You work ru. much EXCHAN GE. STAN ora . JEWElRY ~~~~~~~~~I Hospitalarea.64:).6401 . Orlversneeded AM&PM ple towork4n1tesa week I and as often as you I NUNN7141586-7302. suRs DESIGNER • 6-lOpm, Sat 10.2pm or S , lNDUSTRLAL "'.,.. E ~.a . f Clothing Sales man, ex· OeLivery C>nver, female, routes, 21 yrs & older, eves 6-lOpm Must be 18 hkc. I GUARDS WAHTED STUFF YOUR At last-a position that xpen encnr in design (I µcrt 1n quality men's full lime. neat appearance, good 1> • 1 h I lets you show what you smallmachmedpartsfor / f'lolhmg f'ullluneorpl 548-1133 driving record Ca l l 0[~j'er. eop,e~oare So vou ran l'arn I F'ull-P /time , 2 yrly STOCIUH~WfTH ca do best USE mechanical and electm- t1me i\pply In person, betwn 3.5, Mon.Fri , 5 8 s•oo~!: · I andstillbavctlmt'lo raises. 610 E. 17th St, HOUDAYCASHSS ennthusia;m & Y:~~ mechanical assembbes. Stewarrls forGPnlleman, Delivery ~an for early 5'48·2254. --,or look for somelhtnll I SantaAna. perience, let your pro-Responsible for des htn. 3439Vau Oport", N R. AM L.A. Times home.de· Profit ShariltcJ I t Kelly bas a perfect op-f al .... layout, and detail. Small --... livery route. Economical DRIVER Music bus lo permanen · po rtuolty for men· ession attituue & sta-design department pro· Cocktail Waitrna <'Iii' required. 2 ,,, hours driveownr from Lag Bch P'rOCJl'CISft I I GUARDS women 08 or over> t.o ble character le11d Lbe v1des environment for d N nect· to LA ofc & work thert> WHJCllEVER And Kl'lly is not s c earn extra casb a s way t.o Manager of our challengmg work assign· School ~ ay. o ~ mg. 494-3856 YOU PREFER I just for se<-rctane~ I E URITY mailroom helpers, pre· ooe ol a k111d st.ore. You E 11 Earn up to $JOO per wk ho pew rno.H Bet lake · For interview call after We have over 100 ssroom operators. & are dedicated & w1J1Jog ~J'~oef'i~:. egi:ndarge~ Low tuition Plucement me. m. · · area. Must have good driving lpm, 979-3861 I d I r r e r e n t I Due t.o our recent ex-truck drivers, day, night. lo accept responslbil.Jllei. sume immediately to assist 7519194 638--0l26 rec & valid drlvers he. GENERAL OFFICE Part ~lass1ficat1ons or pansion program. Wells weekend s hirts In •you want to 11:row wllh adll350. c/o Daily Pilot. ---DELJVERY Pl time eye 549-2002WkndsS45-7377 u~ Hours tl·.JO t.o 4.30 I JObS I Fargo Guard Services IS Larn•n"' Niguel us as an important part p 0 Bow 1560 c I Cook exder lane cook . . ' o-of a bard work1nf, . . " ' Os a •d r Top pay Neat ap· l'Wng typUlgSOwn h1nng secunty guards Mesa, CA 92626. Equal n l' e e 0 r bu s Y pearance. Must have AVCO Fl NA NC I AL I At Kelly Servlcl's. I for This is an ideal way for c re a t 1 v e • w e 1 0p 1 po_rturuty Employer. ~~t':unr~onlw CnalLlfaorgaupnpta. owntraos.Call531-0842. M DIJVElt25S SERVICES we take rare in 1"'-/He-rtlcll you to supplement your estat~hshledb team Ex· M/F. '"' en or women yrs or CaU M Do , I evaluating v.hat kind I s..te ··~ Income on a permanent cep 1ona us1ness re· 4tM·!176S ask ror Nina or Delivery men. over l8 for o!der. Know the coast 644-siJ, mines EOE or work 15 rii;:ht for Aao/ "' p/Ume basis No exper ferences are a must. ThlS Lynn ---early am newspaper in c1t1es. Net $180 a week or I you So IN{' J!Ct the I ,..rto../luetHI Pk needed Call or come l1I lS a full lime, year round COOK NB & CM. Perm. p/l more. Orange Coast GENERAL OFFICE Part right people an the Costa Mno & ffM 27957 Cobot Rood positlon-ulary 15 open SD>/$400 mo.+ bonus Yellow Clb, 17300 Mt. Ume, 20 hn •eek $4.00 I r q~ht Jobs Our I WWttferAne 1 _ ... t--1 Call75J.1623forappl ror ronv 11l escent ~584'4. Herrmann, Fountain perhr.NB.64-4-4444 customers are .,_,.....".......,. h<.Jt,p1tal. f'ree health in· Valley .. lNo or Slater I happ And .,0 • e I 1 M M E D 1 ,.. T 1 831..0542 i.urance after proba Dental Ort.ho Assistants betwo New h o pe & y, " u r "' OrCall BranchOtnce t1onary period. Every neededforbusyH.8.of· Euclid) G&IHALOFFtCE happy OPEHIHGS for ll:J.1441 otherweekendoffi\pply fice.lexperfrontomce, N ti 1 Ed t ' I I a•p•r•lsory l•••I l4'15Supenor NB fuUtime&l chairsldeas-a ona uca .i_on CallKellytoday. . s't.. full lime, exper pre· Dry cleaners. Hamilton Corporation has position I I Me.tty offk«'I wt.a O>ok.s wonte<I a ll sh1fls rd 962 a.os cleaners needs counter ·· available in student A-----...t TOP PAY wfftl a · · · "' services depart ment. I ---, I av111I Apply In person. A assembly girl. Exp pre· to ...... ........._, _ __._~ c- KEYPUNCH K-t>ypunch/ key entry E-'Jtlnt Pay L-ong & short assign L--oMing for vanety'> You can have your pick! Call KELLY TODAY MEDICAL OFC. Mature woman. P/time. ~05 or 831-7820 Call AM Mon lhru Fri. After- noons Wed & Friday only !Medical front oflice secretary w /some back office experience. Must have at least 2 years ex· penence. 644-1752 growmg company with Dental Assistant, oral sur· rerred 968-3633 Typing & some letter ......,. ,......,...... '·~·--··T-·r· bt'nehts. Apply al Ma gery only. Nwprt Och. writing, customer I • Barkers 212 E.17lh St. 644-6161. Dry cleaner ne.:ds pre-service ex p e ri ence ILL['-'·~1.1y.r.c111.:t Apply In person Monday MEDICALRECPT. c .M. sser. No experience helpfuJ.Goodposllionfor .~ • .::J ~ I to Friday, SAM lo 5PM IHSPECTOI IEL[~~·,.,~. AUergsstoffice,lighttyp-Denta l Assis tant. necessary. Wlll train. person returning to job s eRv•CE S at: TIAIHH uUl lng.Ca11Brenda530-5600 COUKTERHELP chairside, Newport 566485.Call between'l& market. Interviewing I I WB.LSFAJtGO 'l'o leamallpbasesofln-F'ull&P/LApplylnpers Beach. Exper pref'd. 2. 8am-11am & lpm-3pm, 1401 Don, GUARDSEltVICES s pectlon. must pass S~Rv•c e ~ MEDICAL FRONT 01"· C>immett Cleaners, 3200 640-1122 North American Cor· I St.. 340 I I 532 W . physical & back x-rays. Newport Bcb 833·1441 FICE Must be expt!r, • ECatHwy,Cdm DENTAL/S.Crwt.y ~.,"~; ~e:i~es~~.Sc;~P~~ I H.wportleoch I Cou•RWtGlth lrv1ne area . E.O.E. LagN1guel 831-0542 ~~~~gi~u~ri~h~t'°Jch COUPLES-wanted 10 Newport otversllied Work load In Beach. (Near o .c. l~l-1441 hlerta, CA _540-_'7639 __ . ______ 1._F.q_ual_Op_po_r •E•m•p•IY111r_1 pr~ct1ce. Benefits. Mon· HOUSEWIVES Beach. Solo practice, mfg Instrument•. Ad Airport) Equal Op I A n _ _......, I OR INSPECTORS for gar· f'ri .8-5.644·1035 Spare lime help Deeded. prestige location. Fringe D • • enlC)IOo;er Wf Great money+ benefits. be!lefit.s. Pb MB·S602 vanced Kinetics, 1231 portl.D\lty Employer L Not,::._~-J Monday, Tuesd11y. Wed· menl mfg. Exp. or wiU MOOMUGHTIHG Victoria St., CM. &M-11::. oesday, Thursday, lOAM tram. Need energetic KEYPUHCH 891·ll26 DENTAL ASSIT-X·ray E .O.E. -----to6PM. CLOSED Friday people.496-1.291 OPB.ATOI 536-4436bfr 10.m CRIDITSECRETARY lie. cbalrside. Call B.ICTIOHtcnCH GIMBALOFFfCE at. 2lOW. w....,. IHS'RUCTOIS DAY SHIFT ~allfflMl7 Successful N B. f111 ancial ~:mo. FIB.D SBVtCE COMTl.ACTS DEPT GENERAL Ra 217 HEAi. TH 5' A 1·2 ye&NI expenence. ln· .......-h25 -~~'";;'~ ;h:n:~~sc:~~ ~~ sroc~~l~ff::~•~ed F\ekiservicerep. &tech. National vocational s.t.Aao. Ca Expaodiol . g co1 mpanyrls =n~o~~~~~~~on~l~l-M-o_t_e_l_H.;;.o.;;.u~s.;..;e;;;k~e-e-p-er_s_5 uorusl Previous credit elect'a In Mech world training firm has open· I IDQRERS Slate Uc No C·"""" now oterv e wlng or benefits. Interviews by days a week 9 t.o 2:30. No • < 11 . chair s ide help Call willlilg to travel. Analo~ Ing for bright. consclcn LftD £'-uaJ,......pEmplu.,.,.,.,rM/F happy faces that enjoy appt,call546-7360exta40 exp. $3.00 Exp. S3 2s ~~f:rul.n~~ccim:ct~~n~l 644-0683 ' bacltgfound w/Mecb ap taous, lndividual in our JRAINE ""4 vv v working with people. If S0-9471 Cora I Re et cneosuratew/skills &ex-Dental Aaislstant for Utude company car pro sludenlcootractadepart-E your att mature, trim & Legal~retary Motel,C.M. ,.... t ,..Cb I M' vided good benefit.I Cll menLDuUes includepro m Gulliver's Restaurant outaoing _&want more Small dynamic busioess•---'-------per. """ a... ery lS· group endodontic prac-(?l-4) ~1 · ceaaing student loans. ftl· EMBLERS than "a jOb", come In, let It t I g a ti on r 1 rm In Motel maid wan~J full slldine7Sl·3264, 3-6PM. Uce m Newport Beach. Ing, typing 55 wpm. now hiring: Bookkeeper, us tram you for a re-Newport Center seeks time. Kirkwood motel. CUSTODIAi. M.AIHT Great OJ>PortWlity. Ex-Promotional growth Is PACKERS ~::e~;,~~:c~~~=: wardirut position that of· mergeUc, efficient & ex· 40:Ml E. O>aat Hwy, CdM , FIT;MonlhruFrt.hm· =:~~ary.Noa-ILICTllONICS loodwiUunourcomfian>' Must have r eliable H.ottess,o"erl8,dinner. fers aCivancemetnt as perlen ce d l er:a 11_8_7_3.-4$20...;.;_...;.;_ _____ _ 5pm, $3.75 to $4.00 "' llfl company baa Im· wt:':e off~~~ceAlent tranap.&s---.Lon1& Apply Moo-Thurs ~Jtl co1npany benefits. d.l~a~· ShoE .. rUtcelanl d~& MO-&TY~ ... ., start. Apply Lake Forest Dental receptlonlal for med.fullUmeopenln13. em __,,its. PP-............. between 3·5 . 18482 """ ._... · "· · .... -·-n sun 6: ·Sall Club, 2'4752 bu~ group practice. l. Electronic Cbaaall It '1. in. penon, Dryman ;::rd.a tenny Ii v8t:!ff'onmepoa~.· MacArthur Blvd, Irv. CalHor appt,87t.~ ln« skills a muat. I N E E D E D B Y ed W Ch .n.. ardln ,._..,__.. .... bl SChOoll. 200 McCormick 1 9-S Mon· •"ri 640-eeeo H 0 L L Y W 0 0 o Toi o ay. El Toro, eneaui, rew I .... ~n...em er. Hoapltallutlon plan twlCUTTll IMPERIALSPA INC. CASTING DIRECTORS. 58&-0lllO. position for girl ex· 2. PCB 6 Cbaaala Wiring Ave .. eo.ta Me111. available. a per1eoced ln dental field. Auembler. W/foUowtn1 creaUve at· · ICIYPUHCH uaranteed expoaur1:. CUSTODIAN Noa-amoker.644--0685 3. F1ow aolder machine mosphere' H udy's INS u t. AT I 0 N overS,OOOjobe filled Uu11 Malntmance man, part operator •i~·~!J. flalrcuttl~g Parlor INSTALLERS. FUii lime OPllATOI yratone.$2:S.Sl00perday ume. re1tular or sub. Dental AaslJltant: RDA It e Moolha Expr. $1 62 DAY rb 675-(818 hnd. work Riverside •nd No experience neceuary lf acceptt,d, Yearly fee. $4.58 per -hr. Apply Im· X-ray for progrca~lve, Preferred D8f@ L I. Oraoi~ Co. area. Xlnt tr you have completed VI D g 0 C AST I NG med , 8 . l 2 n 0 0 n . rmdmi office. Mua bt XJnt working cond1Uon3 That's au'You pay for JI c.:r,; .......... Handyman tu maintain ~t o r Journeyme n · keypunch tralning. Skills SERVICE (714) 761·1244 Ca pl1trano . 1.•Run11 conaeo.lal, experten ed, and beneriti. Apoly a30dayadlnthe '"' equlpment&dogeneral agesaboveacale.Xlnt. mustbeaboYeaverage &i..._ 1 1 Be a ch R 0 p ( 7 l 4 ) motivated. Sal. open. Batt\ll•Berry 15461 !fpr. D •1LY PILOT 54 741 cleanup, C.M. mfgr co. Comp a nr be n ef It a accurate. Da. y shift. In-.:>WP!! Take l me to re B.X 4-.sns, AcJachema St Days 496·0131. Mon-lnadaJeSt.Hunt.Bch. ~ <AcroasFrom Tommy,631-0700 Adams nsul11llon . terviewlnl B·ll 1.3 Na· and shop at home. lt!I .. El Camino R.eaJ, &JC, Thura.493-M4leves. SERVICE OraneAJrport) •1618 Uonal Educ.don. '4401 simple with Oally Pilot -·-M'··•-DIRECTORY •'Aual Emplo"er Hardware Sales, lull Birch St. Nt'wport Clustfled Ads And If ·-.......,., DIMTA&./Secret.y Havuomethio« you want "' " Ume, exper prd'd. Apply Get GREEN cash l:leacb, nr 0 .C. Alrport. you bave 10methio1 to SELL Idle ltema with a P/\lme. Wlll train. to ldl? Claulfled ada do DO ITNOW! In per1on. C rown forWIDTEelephaots Equal Opportunlly aell •. call a friendly Dally Pilot Claulfled Ad. $4WMS Tultln It weU. &t2·56'18. 64l·H 71 Ftod whit you want ln Hardware, 3la7 E. Coast with a Cluslfied Ad EmpM>yer Cla111fied Ad· Vu or at Dally Pt.lot Clas1lf\ed1. Hwy, CdM. CIU 642·~ _&U-_59......_ _____ _ I • . . QI OAJL.VPILOT Tumics.y.~l•llllff HtlpW..t.d 7100 pWattted W..ted 7tOOHelpWOftfed 7100H .. pWattfed 7t00 ....._ W...ted 1t00 Help W...t.d 71 od...., Wmlwd 7 t 00 ....... W..ted 1100 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • ••• •• •••••••••••• •••••••• • • • ••••••• ••··· ~~-;.-r••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••··~··••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SaJe. ry 4 days. apply onlr Warc'ouseman lnr.uli. NVRSEAIDF..S. Htfll f."l•'" A.w.tka witbexlntlyptnit&spel TAXPltlPAIATIOH lJQfl C"Ollttactor In L. H . l l. Ju STAT't Ea to $12:1 k 1n1 ,k.illa. pref 'l yu Somt boolck~pana on •;: ad" ro ~neflu 4~t832 Counlr)'<'lub FOR AN EXCITING CAREER IN REALE 111: t.n":home In ~~l~e:rt le11a1 exp. Start S4 W per buta wtopuon to buy ~------Con~ tl~p Uml' Job llo)'l' "&Iris. Ill hr . SIS-8830. Mon lhru Reply Ad 8 Oaaly Pilot . WAIEHOUSEMIH S49 3061 yuni okl or over. want~ lb~ PO Ho x U80. Co f>l .i lo l!<'U Uckeoi tu 1porun1 Sdl(oduJe )'OW' Chrilllmas Mesa. Ca 92626----1 ~ larce St"nloy Worb MUISIS.AIDI tovents Uu•ranteed ahoool.nic al()Jlll with the -.e•CHERS ad under C ua to mt>r rrRAJN INO \.'l.A:!S t hourly Will' No t'X 0 al I y p I I 0 l •• •Secretaries• ls.A Servace HelpWanled l> 11 I)' W 1 I I t 1 • 1 pentn~ nec.-uary Wt c HR 1 s TM AS c 1 FT Puad p<>111l1on11 in Prote11 ~~~~~~~~~ tiUAll/wd S--tMJnnl'I Al l r a 1 n & furn I Ii h TRAlN ~al/R E./$1105 tllnt Churc h SC'hool 1- :-1htfu ava1lablC' Apply THE NUMBER TOSEF IS tranaporlallon frc:.m CALLNOW E.rnployf'nPayAllFecs LafunaBeach ~nday WetSU1tMftt net-ds cut t..USUprnoc NB ---, o b 11 IJ o u r ~ 64.Z·5G'78 LLiRemdersA1ency on 'I 4th, 5th & 6th ter ~xp prl'f. h\ll will 4 30 8.3()pm . Mon thru 402IO Hirch St. Ste 104 aradts. Ca II 4119 S088. trllin nghqwrson, Appl)' MUaSING AIDU lioaDUUIS Fri & 10-2Pm on Satur Se<'.1'1!Ury tor mfg ro. In Newport Beach. 833·1U90 tnorrUn"-'only. 111 person am W. 18th. !.111y Ir you have it car" 2 C.M. Good lYPlni skills & C.11 For Appt/E&tab '64 C M Above a11er a1t-w •IC<' llf'allh plan N"wpnr <'on11al~C"c·nt (' .. nett 1. Sul"'MUC Av~ Ne~ t»M lii-1dt Walker &Lee )'NU'S of colletit. C"rew lite SIH. Salary com· TB.EPHOME -------- mllnager tnlnce open mt!n.,urate w/abllity "Service Station Atten SOLICITORS 1---·w-O•R•D---· anaa 11tt available ~ exper. 63l--0700 dant. uper'd. Day & F.xperienct:d Only Sell +. For immediate place· Secretary Eve.. ll\IU & p/tlme. Ap· Da11y Pik>t. Highest com· NOCESSORS ment eall Sa m 1n Newport Beach law of. l)ly1 SbeUSUUoo.17tb& mission paid You of OrangeCounty.Kelly attendou1 Anaheim at 991·052. nee need• eJtperienced lrvtne, NB. phone at home . Over 21, wanta lo belp. KELLY ~-In Garden Grove sec:m.ry w/good typing l.D. C.rd. Call ~-S ERVICJo; CAN HF.LP LVN :l 111-h11l Jo' T ll'Oh p.•1 la..in 11v111I t ).'f li4:1I I·~· \Int qi ~n•·f & v.,,,, in \:UUd Ua~ \It'.,., C,\1n\ '115) t'hut111 ~· t 1-c! 3:liOL\ 1' 0 l!~ CAREER OPEN HOUSE 11t 01·2606 be tween akilla.WIUtrainoo lBM ServlceCasbier.exp nec. 13P M YOU PUT YO UJ< l2:00.S.30pm. mal( card/A. Send re SaJaryopen. I Co ---TB.--.-£8---1 SCKAl~Lsrol ... ~<?RTKL:WM~ llwtll! to A Law Corpora Selman Chevro et . ~ ., , .. _ Sial~ Active person for lion 610 Ne'"""'rt Center I.BOOE. Chapman Good Tu: 111 Dana Pt for PO R /\ R Y · • w O R K Oil producta. Exclwslve Dr ' -..-Orange.633-3521 THAT M F. AN S A llr_.ll. Sm11ll dePoeat re· · lfl220, NB.~ Ask for Mn Hamilton or tndJvl ual lo serve sav Jo' L ~X I BL Jo: w O R I\ Thursday, NOYember 18-7:30 P.M. qwr~ 7Ejg.8494 SECRET ARV / ADM I "' Bob Gray. in gs c•ustome rs. Must SCHF:DULF. THAT l''IT~ 1~ t y pe 40 wpm C11 I l YOURLIFE South Coaat PlaD tiotel B•lboaRoom Salesclerk. full time . ASST. O>mm 'l real R.E ., _ _, St.all t•a-.t R1vers1de. 686·6060 ext finance firm 1eelca top """""'ce on. a ......... ao Pu 1 d v a c 1 l 1 o n s. Ufheor Mnitr A pphenr. ~r\1<'1" Co mp•m n• ,..i brqchl r,·,.p111h1hl• Pt'-nKlll J'bw\e, lAJu& 1'. t'C'JI Int(, lypmi.: ,.,p.•r r1~1 cl ~ Pft'\IOU~ •PJ•h C ianlll need DOt w J!P h Permanent. Preslliie drug store. NB. Some weekeoda FuU beMfat.a. Mr Elwood. 675-01.SO not h • R lntt needed.Rel.aable.honest . 168 Equ11l Oppor automatic increasb & c sec Y· eq X YP· Part & full tame posa· Etnployer, M/f /H top pa)' &Se Anion Boul• .. rd, Coata M•H (8 ri•lol al San Oleg<> Freewav) 1 n a 75 wpm + . S I H. UOoa. C.U 673-l023. Ask --~-------1 know ledge of R . E for Larry or Norm T...-.CriDindor Call Kelly Today terminok>try pret'd. Must · Prr H.unt lkh, mature. be reapon. & work w/min Serv St.a Help Offded Im· respoo, ovr 21. Fri & Sa supervision. For appl med. f)JU or p/t. Apply only •·lOpm. $2.75 hr s .. call.wpm, 833-2462. 990 E. Cat Hwy. N.B. Call Sa.Uy. SlS-8832 Order ~IL. bw.) ~ \t 111 fll't r~~UJ I l'' dt'l41ll'1 pl'rl!lon t11lll n1C ' 111 \Oil"-"', f1hni . ~1v.11m A. 10 kry <iood ht·nt·f•t• < 'ttU V1C'l11. 631 0700 FEATURED SPEAKER: CASHCAIO Higbearnlngs . Call Mr. Crump«>o 955/Cash SEWIN G MAC HINE Tow Truck Onvers t'X· SECRETARY OPER. Exp. for small per'd. Top pay. Apply Newport Beach 833 1441 LLOYD SHOEMAKER Sales CONSIDER THTS .. .lt on· ly C<ll'll& 15< to check out lhi'I apportumty for high 111come. security. cash boouses and benefits lll Costa Mes a area . Re$ardless o( ex· per1ence, write C.Q. Pate. Texas Refinery Corp., Box 711, Ft. Worth; Tx 76101. Johnson & Johnson mfg. pleaaant cond. plen G&W Towing 7408 t..iguna Niguel 83l-O.S42 Health Qire Division, of· ty Ol"_worlt. Guaranteed ~Ob~ms~~W~a'.ry.'...C~M:::=G.~z-~~~·~~~E~q~ua~l~()p~po~r ~E~m~p~l~y~r~ Owntr and director of hla own real eatalt achool, Shotmaker'• wealth of knowledge and experltnct ln tht lnduatry makta fers skilled aecretarial earnings. Call Gina .: · ~)ent a cballe!lJing a!'<1 493-8894 Typist Wanted. Full t1nw WORK dJversilied position In 1ta Shippping & Deliverv pos1t1on in our typin1: p._-AT HOME OIDER DESk Regional Sales OWce. rlt · ~ dept. Mon thru Fri. Xlnl 'fVl"" ,ale:<>. light bulbs LI YoU are a sell-starter, ~TpfUt ~~ n~":~c.eN!:j working cond & ~ompany C-a ll 530-5220 •: x p er 'd t" u ~I u 111 t' 1 'c-rv 1ce t o p nutch w /figures Rd 11 n •q 'd lrvanr fu clhty 4 Ouy wurk wc-c.-k Co b\>nefat~ <.:all Sharon, for Mppt !;46-9890 • him a sought alter speaker H wtll H a c onaultant to Hvtral lnduatry corporatlona. At a former lecturer for tht Lumbteau Real Eatate School• ht hH aucctaafully trained over 25,000 candldatea. resourceful , can handle good dn vlng record beneflL'i. Apply tn person WORK ERS an chemical y~ur work load w ilh Cont.act sue or Doug at P e nn y s av.: r . l 6 6 refinery. S3 75 to stan m1n1mum super vision 64&-l7S7 Placentia Ave. C.M u :nh "'Ahl h t and have excellent sklll.r.. · •u"'' "" c t'mis ry or UuaposlUonwlllaiveyou ShiP'PU'lg etennary Asal. small work f'Xper W/<'hem SALES an opportunity to utJUu Exp. Shipperfor growing arumal hospital. F'le111ble helpful E O E S49·lZ81 AM c~ your abllit1e1 to the Clothing Mfg. 631·5100 hours. some wlmd dulles. Yard Man. rental C"enter lnveatl~le your higher earning pote ntial with Walker & lee ""'"""'JI fullest. will consider c."Ollege slu· has opening., for z men The Red Balloon is look We offer an excellent Stodl S.,."hcw dent673-l050. mech lcnowled.ite helpful: lDg for Sales penoonel Sl&rtJ.ng Salary plus fr. ,,. n .. Retail W d & neat handwntin~ nt>1' ~tr!~ ~1~~~r~~r ~ ~e=~i;s p~~~~~ ar Stan PoMtiofl n:te~~\:;";,~~· c!free Wtelcday off Wiii train ORDB PltOCESSING ClUICS ~ largt Stanley Worh ltd under C us to mer ~rYlceHelp Wanted. s tor es . Ca II La nda invited to ~~d resume. as bead of stock. S4 per Sh®. 3050 £.Coast Hwy, _l_OOO_N_ewpo __ rt_B_l_v_rt_._C_M 846-0011for111lerv1ew Ulcludlng salary history br. Coota~l Llndll al CdM Sales and reqw rements to· 846-0011 for interview ·w --AJTR--E$--. _e_lt_pe_r-.d-.-,-m--Mlttll • lfw LOVE PEOPLE! JOHNSON & JOHNSON STUDENT med 1 ate open 1 n IC . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paant.ers. knowledgeable an all aspects of the trade. At least 7 yrs ex penence. Ca II 642·292JJ hetween8 30AM 4PM Have some sales or 660NewportCenter Or. For perm. part time jl!raveyd shift. pd vaca-Alltt•u IOOS medical back.grou nd! S~~=~~ employment: dellvenea. lion, good lips. Taylor'11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Demonstrate face &1~~~~~~~~~~ blue print i ng , fo r Restaurant Redhill & body massager m pre-I· a rc hitectural office . Santa Ana f'wy,Tu.st1n. AnUque Music Boxe!i' d h N Slot Mactunes ! Clocks' st.tge ept. stores. Com-SECaETAaY Must avecar. oexper Wait ress wanted 5·9. HUGESELECTION m 's s ion P o t e nt 1 a I Good lyptng skills, work l"ltteSI. Irvine. 979-Sl.2:0 Cooks befper 6 days u Almric• PANTRY COOKS SZOOO+by Christma s vaned Electronics firm ~'-A I ln 16,070 HOMES SOLO IN 1977 Start immediately. Call ADVANCED KINETICS SUISTITUTI w~ PP Y person WeriWIHcMtal Tino's . 30242 Crown 75offlces with subaldlartea In MOf1gage Banking, Escrow and Dawn. 213/381-3906. 123 1 V1ctori a. CM. nACHERS Valley Parkway. Laguna G._,.H W1th exp 1nl-'rt'nC'h Con lnauranceServlces. s••ESP/T 646-7165 WANTED-Quall!ted Niguel. Open Wed.t.hruSat t1nental Cuisine. t:x ~ subst.ttule teachers for 6 UI02 Kettenng. Irv rellent pay for lop pro Offer charge act'ount.s an Secretary to attorney comprebensl\ e high WAREHOUSE PERSON (7141 754-lm res s 1 o n a I . /\pp I v -:.... , dept stores near your Part or full tune, S/H & schools. grades 9.12 Need 1ndlv1dual person ~~~~~~~~~ weekday.,. Ambro.,1u 5°''i ----..~---:.......~ Real f:BtateSales Restaurant Manager As· hm. SJ.$5 per hr comm, accurate t yping nee Must pouess valid CA w I b 8 5 1 c m 8 l h f 0 r - :lOlh. St. Rm 211 N R Person Friday $800 Be-CJINten Weko.-s istanl. must be avail flexible hrs. We train. Legal ex per des1reable credential. Short term general waf(•house work French Onental ~· wool !'ARKING LOT i~:0~::1:: toSs'f~ Freel Weeks ~~:'.'\~~dskn~~:d~e~ l7J4>J38..9795. butnot req'd.7~·0921 $38/day . lonFulerm F o unt111n Vall e y ~l:~~chttB~rr'e4t.;~~:;d SWEEPING M1 ss1on R.ccept/Typist $700 TRAINING helpful Please call for Salesperson, ~gres111ve, SECalTARY $.50/day. To app.., or an -71'-S40-8'7l0 clarinet case Sl 2!> . b l 8 30 5 .• , . Full W I kl ( tervlew. p lease submit ed d Id. td' VaeJo area Dnve truck PleaseCall For Appl :.ippt. e wn . · ; J>OSluve attJt e. or e are oo ng or a reaume in person lo: w_arehouse person for c:rtarvX 17 J,.l!Me go1..., mn · &tor back pack. i-;xp. or lrvme Personnel Agency Hew Car.er 64~5000ext 520 p/t. Eiq>er. or will train bra ght. ex perlenced Huntington Beach Union hghtang dstrbr , Ship· •Tl • S r..>. misc WLIJ train. P/T or F/T 488E17th, Costa Mesa ~ ~roifNrity Apply lll person. Stan seeretary to work m our High School Dastnct, ping, receav1ng & de· items, 586-~/770-7335 l.aterugbtor earlymom Suite224 642-1470 •A~solut el y no prao1 RHhllMClld dard Shoe Store. CM. onegirlCorona del Mar 5201Bolaa Ave .. H 8 .Ca liveries in our van. eves. h.,n.:!.·~768-~~563J~-----~~~~-~~~~~~l lr1t1mng or expenence Now accepting applfra 3077S. Bristol. office. Muat be an ac-or call S98-67l l fo Salary depeoding 00 ex-------:;;;;;;;;;;~ -necessgy lJons for the following ALES curate, fast typast. have further mforma tJon. penence 540-3353 Parts Counter Man ror f'HAIMACIST I MGR • Persooalued instruc. pos1tioM. Lunch & din· S good grammar and an -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;:.::::::::::::::::::; parts store m Cost.a Mesa Locat ed in P acifl ca ti nerfood servers. hostess, Sl800 per month. NaUon aptitude for Ught boot· • area Call S48·3'U3 Medical Center, x lnl •~--onal on the Job day & rugbt. cooks day & wide corp. now hiring. keepuig. Non smoker. no Part Time growth oppty. incentive "'"'"'""1 rught, bus pe~n. day & Ages 23 LO JS. C.ll Mr. pa ntaults pleaae. Call Netld 3 ambitious adulll'I plan. Resume & re-~~<'Om mission night. al&o, Pill~ book· Gokiln~J34l Mra. Davrs weekdays f . f Co l Ch f rf keeper Co benef1t.s in Sal I El T between 10 and 11 for ap· or expanding busaness erences req n act • nice o top o tt'e elude. paid vacation, es peop e. oro pi t. potntmeotS42-IS26 i:;arn $50 to $200 per Mrs.Kay842-7724 locallons health ins employee dys , eves ., wknds . -'---------week. Jo"lex1ble hours -......,--... -~-----.-d-&your ownbo8s w1thn d.IM'OWIL'l,EOE.Applym $2.75/br.,770-7505. SECRETARY 2 gi.rtomce Must hkt' people Call af ..-.-ch Call S..S-l top notch professional or pcr:.on at J P. Mac's SALF.SPERSON watb boating knowledge temooru.548-9140 Nwprt lkh all 548·7863 ganu.allon Res t au r 3 n l. 10 14 2 R. M. Abrams Must know , shorthand, P11rt Tune. xlnt Income PORTRAIT PRINT Katella Realtv Ad ams, Huntin gton 1819Newport8lvd. typc,ng full lime. Salary wit.ax shelter Hrs flex1 FfNISHER Will troan. Foret.tails call Linda Beach. Costa Mesa ~Call for appt . ble1 Cal1 768-9022. st.art $2 75 hr. hrs fl ex•· &ll-IOOJ 493-0442---------isALES ---ble. Use penc1b & dyes---------• RESTAURANT •SHOWROOM• SECRETARY PART TIME for pnnt enhancement. R 1-- Arllst1c skill & color K.t•""J Cl•rtl ATTENTION •SALES• P/llrne. Gen'I ofrice & EVENINGS s ense needed . Non Electronics manufat'· WATERBEDS some bookkeeping. s mo ker Apply IO <i lurer needs person for HOMEMAKERSI Looking for exp sales _631_-3800 _____ _ Adult.s with outslandin~. Oo:ote Photo~ra ph1c:., our 1 person receiving • people lo start. Higbest S.C. /R o1tlract1ve personaht1ei. 33(.(lllarbor Blvd. Ste fo.:5, dept ExJ>('r in rl'cc1v1ng Del Taco 1s currently wages pd in indMlry. up .. tary Kepi. who enJOY working with C M. functions Js desired scekina to 1111 full and to $30().$400 wkly. call ConstrucUon firm loolt-k1~ Start at $3 ~ fX'r ---------1 Some typing helprul WI? part lune day shift orw>n· Rick M The Bedroom In g for brl ght s elf. hooi. Phonc 642-4321 ~-xt PRESSMAN·2 yrs exper, off H good p ay & mgs. variety of positions 6Jl·J37Gforappt. starting indlvidual 2..'>0. Bl:."TWt.:EN 4;00-S oo A 8 Di ck 360. xlnl wnrk benent.s. company Is re available Apply daily ------'--=-----w/plea.sanlpersonality & PM . mgconds644·8231___ locali ng to Laguna :.ifter 2PM SA.LES/Trohtffs good phone techniques. Ask for Jim S Beach within 3 mo's. Cull EQUlPMENTSALES All basic skills reqwred. Production ,uperv1sor , f ~ 11~ .. 1 Co Accuratetyplno.Call 8-4. Equal Opportunity i:row1ng H.B. pre&sur~ or ap · ocr..c Y n 0 I T ltl company, Orange Co "' Employer gauge mfg. needs ex-trols, e rsonnel Dept e 3C0 area, mull! IDaJOr brand _M_on_·_Fn-'-,836-87 __ 1_7 __ __. p e r 1 en c e d prod 714t8J3.3300 Irvine. EOE office copying systems . ._ ________ aJ supervisor for frecision, Rr1>.,../TYPIST 1720~rior Ave W 111 tr a 1 n h 1 g h I y PASTE·UP PERSON ~' C A MES" motivated and <'Om· mechanlca a ssy lmme d o pening for " 1 di f Liberal benefits include bngbt mtelllGent person pet t1 ve 1 n vs or a profit shanntt Salary Lo hand.Jc rronl desk ror 20021 MagnolJa career position an sales. ~. Call 7141894·5351 d .. I' HUNTlNGTON BEACH Guar salary + auLo + esi~n stuuio •eavy '!:'.. In.. bonus. If you unde"""land wilh al leaat l year cic lnbtruments. l5S42 secretarial bkllls rr .,..ua ..,.,portumty • ., peracnce. prefera bly Chemical Ln .• H.B. iui red. Ass orl a l e d Employer MtF that lhe set'ret to s uccesa newspaper Excellent ---------Sl d 31541•---------i is bard work. dedication REALESTATE esign u ios &perslstence callKaren ~':1:::: ~An:ltl. ~~%~ SALESPEOPLE ~~r Ave. Suite 8 Droida. Sales Mgr .. Moodaythru f"l"ld ay Wesley N. Taylor Co. ill <t RESTAURANT 9'79·2333 33-year old firm wholly RECEPTIONIST BARTENDERS/ (',al.If. Copying Prod. ORANGE COAST owned & operated by its See Ad under PBX BUSBOYS founder We are not a Calaf. Isl Bank WAI TERS SA.LES DAILY PILOT subs1d1 ary. branch or . --WAITRESSES $25.000.SSO.OOO 642·56AZ franctuse -jwil head Re('el>Uo~st for exet'UllVl' COOKS/CASHI ERS WiUun S yrs tn your 330W. Bay St quarters with a round office. Skilled m uffacc DISHWASHER/ own Insurance Bus. C011LaMeaa t he-c loc k a ccess t o run ct1ons Able to HOSTESS •Part.-limetoslart ~u11IOp~rtunity manage me nt for ll b ri:;rtorm efficiently In Netlded for work on an •FulJComm1Ssions ___ t:_·m_,_p_o.:...ye_r ___ I siatance at any lune. Our asl paced professional on-call basis. Register •Freelrautlng program Pix m·howie video tape list at mos fl h ere · G ood •A..."ne County Offices ·t •-I t now! Group Ins avail, "' .. 'fl 111g & sales training pro persona Y "' P eallftn Eve Appts Ca ll Now AmWftilMJ Senlc• i:ram by Tom Hopkins is telephone voice euen· you cboo8e your days & Fswwrt l1tl. G..- Day, eves, P/T, f /T the hnesl real estate t1al. Fur Interview, hours. References. car & JOE CONNERS-r graveyard oper. I IOpm lralnlng available. We 731-7071 telephone are rcq. ln· Central OC 870.77.W 6am) Must be willing to have an opening for 2 ·--------i tervlews every Monday 837.5863 work some wkcnds. Exp salt>spersoos with en· ~ 9am~pm . ~et.• but will train thus1asm, character & tauraot WESTCLIFF Sales any benef, pay com-lntegnly to match our BOB'S Hospilallly Rct10urcea Wallpa~ To Go. A 1ub-~~ / cx p. E .0 .E high s tandards. Your HOMEOFTHE 1817Westcliff,Ste200 s1dJary ol General MUl.11 ---------I own private desk & no Newport lieach bas an immed. opening PBX An swerin g serv ice operator fuJJ" P/T. Call ~l part-time salespeople llG IOY 631-0610or 752-9118 for full time & part time Cornmisaion spl.at up to lmmed openings In our ~~~~~~~~~~! sales pos. at our Cost.a 703. Interview by ap· family restaurant at Mesa store & Anaheim polntmentonJy. neatby locaUons. We re-ltlTlltlD rHSOH Career opt. available Wesley N. Taylor Co. qwre no previous eltper Part Ume 7am-llam. to Decoratlng and/or sales. SECRETARY TRUST AlltlNISTRATIYE ~SISTANT BANK OF AM ERICA haa an Immediate open. wg in our Laguna Hills District Trust Office for an indJvldual with food organlullonal ab lily and exceUent telephone etiquette. Qua1Jflc1tlona should alao Include typ- ing speed of S0-5Swpm; dlctaphone expertence p r efe r r ed b ut , n ot necessary. For Immediate con - s1dcratlon and a n in· lervlew appointme nt , please contact Helen Murphy at our Santa Ana D1s lrlcl Trust Of flce-(7 l4 >972-3522. BANK OF AMERICA PBX OPERATOR Realtors 644-4910 J om OW' !nendly ti?am empty waste basket.a & Exi:>efieoce helpful. ln· Wiii train full tam~. Co me see us t oday other similar ma in-qufre at 2300 Harbor !QualOpportuuity 2·30-pm·llpm, Contact Real Eatate betwttn2·4pm, tennnce duties os re Blvd. Betwttn 10 and <4 tmployer M/F' Maurien, Newporter Inn, Have opening for highly ~ T,......s qwred. C.11 tor inter view 646-SOM ~~~~~~~~~~ llOT Jamboree Rd, N U. mohvaled sales agent Catlders appl, Integrated Data ---------1: M41'100F..O E with the desire to earn ....... dll""•St.,Jf fl Corp .. C.M ~. SALIS PT/TIME •-------• above average com· ~'' .. _.., Housewives. need extra m1Ss1on with excellent Wathn. & Waffr'ff'ft RH'S & LYN'S money? £am $200 week· SECRETARY rruc co mpan y! C all Al Coc*Troi....-RN's &L\IN's,operun11s ly s howing framrd , Outatarfdinlopptyforan PIX OPlaA TOR SteUato for 11ppo1ntment. 23962 Avenlda dl" la on AM & PM 1h1fta.1. full ort1lnal oil paint inu efficient person to Join Immediate part Ume l•f· m.5671 Culotta. Laauna Hilla time or part Ume. uood fro m 119, tbru party our caterin1 dept. Good ternoon> openani In (r=-,•,.•t1,.•• ... t1••• Cool&Traht.n •tarting salary\ xlnt plan, no Investment. typt &efllct )' kllla Newport Beach. Ex.Qsl 'i'Sllaa1ll1Hfl 7auEdin A 118 ben~f lta App1y at TerT)'.631·3401 r.w.~red. Ap~~cy :am· perhmce prefernd. but -_,,_,,_______ Watt.ers1e~.ri~eH~· Flagship Conv. Center, SANTA HELP ERS N~~n. Mon thru Fri, will traln lndividual with ReaJ &tale Cook Trainees, Caahlera :!1.e&i:1s hip Rd, NB, needed from Nov. 24 Pl!f'IOl\MI. ~~~u~d~e«p REAL ESTATE SALES ~1 Camput Dr • Irvine ---------1 De(. 24 for our Santa MAlllOTT Xlnt arowth _potential. COMMllCIAL & Calllltn llolllMe't ltOCJ & Mop [bolo conceulon at HOT&. ialary "benema. Plea8c IMDUSTRIAL lSH:. 17th St., C.M. Women n uded (or aguna 111111 Shopping """N........,.rt "-nt .. r Dr II P I D Ir · U-.A r Ill HousecleAn lno Serv. Ctr Only those tbat can ..,., ~~..-...,., .., ca eraonne ept . you re n:u o Ae 01 $48-0767 • work Mon -Fri fr orn Ne~Beach ~2808 to dl.3cuss back· hou."<'ll and wooJd like to l0A.M-4PM need apply "'AuaJ Emplyr Jtl'C)Wld. i1oll eom~rc lal & In· ""t Calif. lat Bank dUlltrlal propt"rtl~ with!~~~~~~~~~ We will train " furnish IP' EqualOppEmptM1F 1 iuMll looa ~stabllahed vut & short 11klrl ~~~~~~~~~~I --Nt wport ~ach ba~~d NOTICI 714/633-7$24 bet 9-S. UtUe IJ Big " ClauHled t:ornpuny, call Dick & PT OK Good comm how 01lly Pilot Class SICY l/STIHO nds arc r eal I) amn II SChmldl lit 640-1700 for ~3683 · 1fled 11d1 di1play thtlr "people to people " ulea conf1dcnllal appt. Sun· 01l'saa1tet with legibility calla with big readership belt Paclfit' Company (You're looltln1 for 0 bet· and Impact" Our •da, we and btft resultal To place Make your ahoppln j( tt-r jol>,Jyou won't want to are proud co Ill'/. rully YCM&r clualflcd ari, c:all easlerby u:.lnatheDally ml11 lhf' t'mployment lfel results P ho n e today 642-5678. Pi.lot ClaHlflNI Ads. column1 1n Claulf1rd &4.2·5678 ' SAMTAS Var1et.Y ol dutJes, typtni 4' SH reqct. some ~rsM ne.1 work . Irvine Call 540-711311 E. 0 . E. We nffd Santaa from Nov 24·Dec 24 at La1una Hills Shopplna Ctr. We furn ish c:o~ --------- tumas. 7l416U·7saf bet Find what you want In w. Dally Pilot Clan 1fleds The Uttle Train That Cant GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK EARLY!! Sell Your Holiday Gift Items on the Daily Pilot CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE This special gift guide will ap- pear each Wednesday from Nov. 15 thru Dec. 13 r eachinq 108.000 prime family hou se holds with select market covera~e . For in-formation ano ne1p rn placrng your ad call a CHRISTMAS AD-VISER 642·5678 I --- YOUR UNUSED ITEMS COULD BE SOMEONE'S C'HRIST~IJ\S - GIFTS TOYS S PORTING GOODS J E WELRY POTS & PLANTS HANDMADE rTEMS CATS& DOGS GIFT CERTIFICATES AUTOMOUILF.S t Thia 1lz• ad onty ss.oo ... or thla •lz• •d only $9.50 Larger llHI avalleble CALL TODAY 642-5678 Schedule your Christ ma" s hopping st.ops w1t.h th\' Daily Pilot OIRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN! For help lD placmg your ad. call an Ad· Visor al 6<42 S6'ra Slot Macll..lnes, st.ainglasi. windows. Roll-A-Top. Little Duke, olber~. 67~5216 AppliClllCH 10 I 0 . ••.•.•.........•...... FRGHT O/\M/\G~n HOTPOtNT SALE. 330IS W. Warner nr Harbor. Santa Ana. 979-2921 ---------c L EA RAN C 1-; B A R G A I N S U s t• cl Refng.s, wshn; & dryer.-, Best Appl SJ6.-091_l. __ Washer, dryer. dshwshr. reblt. guar I yr, (I, .. hvered 546-5218; 839-76211 Wa.,hers, dryers, dellOC•' modeli. Year guarantft• Your l'ho1ce Sl39 eJ Sale end.<1 JI t 1817K. Coast AppUance 537 -2542 WHIRLPOOL, e ler dryer, l1-V ray, $':., ~ 7203 after6. Hardwit'k gas stove. ~ood cond., white & chromt· Micro ray & re~ ovt•n MaJce offer 673·3420 Forced atr gas he11tt"r. 110,000 BTU. Nt'w SIOO 642·<1'105 Re!ng. St'~ 16 cu. (t • bronze, modern squ&rl', lop freezer. SlOO. 548·591>..'> Gas dryer. used l yr. Harvest Gold, Kenmon• Heavy duty S85 751-~4~· Rehigerator. Avocac1o 31de by side. icemakcr Xlnt cond. 1250. Landu 751-2060 8015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Estate sat~ "" HaMbl•i G_...~•• B t w n Brookhurs t I G 1lbert. l..1mpi.on to l'leuan1 NOV 15.lfl,17 T1m1· 9AM t.o 3PM Cut iclab:.. H avll"nd . Nlppoo . li n ens, needlc:p111nl stools, EasUakt> Oreg.in R('nch & Love seat Spanish Draw Table. 1. ladde rback c h •1 r~. Quef'n Annf' Chei<t . 11«re~ry. Iola of other furniture. Washer & dryer. lawnmowers. lot.~ ofbrtc ,_brae. HF.LEN NOLAND ~ .......... ~~!.~ 1035 malayan kittens. readr. lo i o. cute It playfu . pur~brcd. no P•Per' $41-4957 dys. 750·67.f': eves I I I I f : l " .. I , I 7 f a 8 e 8t 31 Bt 8t 8• 8• Br Ott BIP a,,. e.. 8~ 8111 8111 8111 Bu. 8rt 8'1 9.,, Brt :a cos CCI f:I ~~i CHA ~f $ ~ ~~ ~ ~ lri'rm ~rt h.ur puppic·-. t> 111 ll• old mu 846 ~'I~ 9 WI& lnsh ~Ut'r pup.. A Kt' 'hul11 11o 11rmt'd C'hitmp bn1 iZ ~ l''Neod.ly 3 yr old AK<: NI« KN~hond ft!mi. h•. 1111., 11ood home' M allr offt!r 646 ~an ~JO G~rol•n Sl'lu1 th .11 r Polnh•r 11u1111) 1\ Kl r.-malt', 1 mo i., 'll>•Yt-d AIU , 64() II J» 1Xl81 l'.: pupp). ~ rooi. f1·mMh• nr-tllh lu\ 11191 hn•'. 'tboU., l•1I J~dwd ck ... orrra·d Sl!I is.rt e...'*> ~"'",, 1045 ..••••••••.•........... M 1,t'd l>Obt'rm•n h:m11lt'. 6 mo 1')'1t'ndb 1 Ult' • •VlnLC'd 641 ~'II .in) "11T11 nk1 ft'mM lt' Gt•rm•o Sheph«d Hu all i;bou <iood with \'hlldrr-n IU&-~ I Yr old mah• (il)ldt'n Relrll'H!r, l(Ood "'Ith t tu ldrrn 646 7~ be( ~PM ,. ..... IOSO ....•.•............••.• **I BUY •• Good UM.>d .. 'um1turt' & ApphanCt'8 OK I will i.cUorSJo:LLror You MASTHS .AUCTIOH 646-1616 Ir UJ.9625 Couch. loveseal. 2 end tables. coffee table. $300 Practically new 997 8197 !Orange I Larg~ Plnc dinm~ room !>et; Trestle with 6 chu1r~ & 2 leav~ $475 493 0979 S1mmoni> Sofa l>h'l'Pl'r S 150 Zt!nith stt•rco S 1 so Bcdrm che'l $1,11 Peitt'ock chair SIOO Call mAM 496 76.1.'> 6-ocp Sal• 8055 ...•..•.....•.......... Moving Salt>. t:"'t•ry(h1nit mu lot Ko /\ n t 1 Q u t• s . furn1t urt-tnol!., a p · _plJanC't'S t;111 <!41\7 8060 •.......•..•........... Thrbrd 7 yr Geld lti 2 II, bay. Xlnt hunter Jumper. 640-0117 CV~ .Mwetry 1070 ...•.....•.............. Electric Rototiller. 3" blade$. C'onverts to chain s aw. drill. & g r a ss rmwer w/100' t.able. Bob Johnson 960-1333 ll1 mattress set. never used 20yr wmly $150 Washer $85. Dryer $75. 768-8494 Ill'\' 't . ll s t:u . ·•·'' TR.\DI-: '1-:)1 RE~T 't:)1 ro plan· vour ,111 111 th1' colum11 l'.111 6.i2-5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2524 Harbor Blvd Costa Mel.a 714 549 llO~ * * * , 44' s17w i i Jt't'p Cumm;.tndo. auto Don>thy LOftM ~ " tram.. V6, $3'.c!OO or lake 939 Promontory Or W J -24-CF27 over payments 548·102fi Newport BeaC'h Cal•Cata!Jna You .Hl' thl' winner of St• Miller Yochh '78 lntm 'I TntH·lt'r 4JC4 Two Frff Tit:k~h <7141846 2754 Complt·lt'I~ t·u~tum111-d lothc (21315989433 A11tu tram •. A(', l'H·ry WE PAY TOP DOLLAR t"'OR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If your car is extra clean see us hnl. IAUllt IUICX 2925 Harbor Blvd Cosl.11 Mesa 979.2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011 ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USB> CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in tht' Irvine Auto Center Wt-need your used car • JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Onvc IRVJNE 768-7222 WANTED! miracle mazda We may have your neKI car in our inventory Call us today• 131·2040 495.4949 2150 ....... lhcl ORAHGE COUMTY'S Cotit. M4tM US.UGO OLDEST MG 9742 ' '60 MGA. new top. s ide & ...................... . t' u rt111n 11. brklo, x Int mech. $1600. 548-573S Sales Service-Leasing Opel 9746 RoY CarY.r,l11c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rolls l\oyC'e BMW '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd lSo40 Jamboree trans., aut.o tranl., vinyl Newport Beach 640·6#4 top, rellSOflable. 581 3610 CREVIER _d)'l>,497·2362~ -- '71 GT, 60,000 m1, radial:. hkt-new. Red. $2 .000 & I SI & H OAOWAV 1/525-1171, eves 752-0489 sA1HA AHA ·m OPEL GT New en.:. 835·3171 I ndsbody work.$1800 Ph fHt u~rn .... Tl OMll/IHO MACHIHll! -~;_;__·286___.l ______ _ •USB> IMW1• p_..... 9747 7020024..,pdSR (720CJ Vl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73Bavan aS/R <567H JPI '72Pantera3.51Clevela nd 742002<\spd(BtlQ0151 d ' '752002Aulo :ur(1d223nl xlnt con -new, new. . · Ser. #4123. Lit 207J OG ~63 OsiS/R <029RK M 1 833-7600. Gary /Dia ne 77 SJ0.4spSIR (0179 I0-5 CloHd °" S..ttdoys -. ---pone~ 9 750 '76 530I auto, snrf a ir. •••••• •• ••• ••• ••• •••••• a mlfm lotereo. brown. '67 Targa brown w saddle XJnt rond 27.000 m1 I' P int good cond. $7250 Best o((cr Hunt Har 644-1481 213·592-1712 -----'Qi 912 Soper clean. ~ to Late model Toyot alo, ~ 9720 apprec $4950 Volvo:>. Pickups & Vans 640-9246 Ca II w. today' • •• •••••• •••• • •• • • • • • •• -----------,..., -•DATSUMS* '75 911S Targa, copper tnl!l. 7" poll!>hed mag:.. L~ s.4Kfi0tt lowered. SlS,500. ~7-~ LONG Bl::AClf l~~~~~~~---1 option Dllol'Ou ntmi; $3000 F: E I I~ for 1mmcd loale l'vt ply ..., ...... ...,.~-#!" Tif~ATR · F .ST ~/\L ·71 Clippe r Manne <!I S45-84240fhC'e Of All Mockl1 SALES·Lfo;ASING PORSCHE '71 T /S. SuPt·r PARTSSERVICE immaculat e. loaded XJnt. (714)673-4485 OU~ TOWM Xlnt cond lrlr. xtra:.. :.tarnni.: ~ddw Albcr1 al $2950 840-2895 ·75 Chevy Shortbt.>d. \Int tht· Loni.: Jk.tl'l'I < 'onvcn· --· ---1 cond, lo m1 'lo. $4700 lion & Entt•rt~11nmenl Hobie 14, xlnt cond. Rae 534·5458 Center, JOO t-: 01·can BL. ing equip, trlr & xtra Loni: Beach $1500 64-4-0163. Truclt.s 9560 (.;all M2 567H, t•Xt 329 lo da1 m you!' t11:kcl:. •** ••••••••••••••••••••••• Encson 32' wheel 1 bags '75 Chevrolet LUV Pickup VHF . CNG C l e an with G E M-TOP s he ll 29,000. PI P 714 968-5902 New brakes & l>h<K•ks In Wuntt'd . Sum loR up to 45 eves. e xcellent met han 1cal knoL-. complete elt>l' un-loah. Sii 1----condll1on' Pn. ply Now 1t 12+110voltrefng.for DocbP5 9070 ON LY $2500 . Call Unl!bte 34. 840-2682 ••••••••••••• •••. •••... 497 _3667 ______ _ loah. MsiH SUPS AV All.AIU '72 =14 ton Ford pick up Eqllipnwnt 9030 YACNewport646--05Sl camper :.pec1al. air ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. cr uise contro,. l1' 1'ra1l-R1te Landem axle W~ED: need 40' boat Ong1nal owner , $3250 lrJ1ln. 1;" c hannel. .idj slip by Dec. l 673-7495 whel•l..,, ~urj!c brake'>. 675-7~ ----Ch evy '79 S 1l verad o S90ll Will trade 2076 60' Slip .AYailabae Fleet.side. 'l'l T P /U Blk/ 19'• H..-.r lhcl co ...... .,.. ,,.. 64'-UOl °' S40-94'7 Clean '76 S1 rroc1:11 from pnvate party 545--2083 PAID FOR OR NOT WEWlLL BUY YOUR CAR .. "OR CASH! vw ·s. tMPORTh. SPORTS CALL 'l'OM OR FRANK 842-4435 COSTA M.:SA DATSUN 284& It ARBOR BLVD 5404410 540.02' l •73 914 1.7 lmmac. $4800/offer. Steve dayi. d-2982. '74 Carrera. Cream Puff . famper ed . low miles. o aded , Nu s mog 964·231~4 ____ _ 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEST DllVI OUI 'UCAll OF THE YE.All .. 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Stoeks ,, VOL . 71, NO. 318, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES t..... • 7 I : O••ly I'll .. Sl•ll ,._.., ESCHER 'S ·DROWNING CATHEDRAL' STOLEN Police Seekfng $18,000 Woodcut In Frame Laguna Cops Seek Jllissing Woodcut l,JJtuna BC'ach police s a y th•'\ ·ve made ..om<' headwt1y tn· t •i lh e thl'ft Salunia} of etn SUU)()() woodt·ul by Dutrh artist \1 C ~rher Crom a downtown ~:tlll'r~ chsplaying his works 'l'ht· woodc•ul. l'nt 1tlec1 L ei (' ;i t ~· c1 r a I c to: n g I o u t tt• , I The Drowning Cathedral> was ~tolcn Stab Death 'Accident' JUNCTION CITY. Ka n I J\ p I Tht• death or li Junction City man stahh<>d In tht' heart when his wife )>I ruc·k him with a purst.· c·ontammg a butcher kn1ft> has be<'n ruled aC'<'1dt>ntal Johnnt<' Robinson. 45. was pronounced dead al Ge .iry Co mmunit y lloi;p1ta l An a utopsy re · port Monday sa id thf' kn1fo pen1•tratt'd his heart from the Vorpal Galle ry. 326 Glenneyre St .. moments before dos mg l.Jme Saturday The work was hanging on the wall near the front entrance to the gallt>ry when it was dis- covered missing by gallery employ~. said assistant direc- tor David Schiffman Police investi~ators said today they have lifted fingerprints from areas near wh ere the painting hung , and expect re suits of those tests by Wedncs· d av 'fhe 28-by-16 inch woodc ut. en· (•ased in a frame. is one of onJy 10 prints known to be in ex 1s tence. Schiffman said And. he added . il is the only print of the cathedral that is currently on the market The print is not numbered. because Escher seldom num· )>ered his woodcuts. Instead. he kept records of their sale. : . ··From all indications 1t apµe ars to be strictly ac·· c·1denta l. ·· said J>Ol•ct> Lt Frl'd Uhn)t La Catedrale Engloutic was completed in 1929 anc;I was a tribute to Claude Debussy. who wrote a musical work by the s ame name. Thi' wo mirn ~aid s he l':1rnt>d the knife bt·cause ..,h1• was afraid of being ll'IU.(!~l'd Gallery officials a nd police ask that anyone who might have s een some<>ne walking from the gallery at about 6 p. m Saturday with the artwork contact In· vestigator Hon Li ste r at 197·331 l extension 269. Marine~ped In El Toro HolJnp Fpl agents mounted a search today ror a red-haired woman, her m aJe companion and a 2(). yenr ·old El To ro Marine cor· poral the two kidnapped at gun· point Monday during a $1,000 roblx"ry at the base. Civili a n e mployee Ve r a Richardson. 31. of Garden Grove. also was abducted but was released ghortly after the 1 p .m . robbery. Cpl. John Burgess 1 of Charleston, West Va. is still missing, officiaJs said. The redhead is described by • o rtlcials a s white , In he r mld·20s, l75 pounds and aboul . five reet, twojnches tall. I . She and a ~an commandeered Volpp to Re8ign 1 FRESNO <APl Or. LouJs 1 Volpp, a key figure in con· 1 troveray s urrounding Fres no l State University's admlnistra· f tlon . will resl1n as academic vke prHldent ertecllve next , fall. . .... r ·-f r , the white military van carrying Burgess and Miss Richa rdson on a routine run from the Special Services office to a base Bank of Ame rica branch, omcials said. The van reportedly was slopped at an intersection when the abduct.ors forced their ..,ay into the vehicle. Mi u Rich a rdson told authorities s he manage d to struggle free after the bandits left her bound and gagged ln the abandoned van at a Red Hill A venue service station ln Tusun. FBI officials said they believe the corporal stiJI ls beln1e held by the two abductors. As ked about identity of the suspect&, Agent Fred Reaga n sald, "We have no idea at this Ume. We are ju.st getUng the in· veatigation off the sround." Marine officials said tht kid· nappen wtre able to es cape the b ase unnoticed because the SpeclaJ Services van i~ a type ot vehicle not stopped at the m ain 1•tea. .. 1 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS Teacher St • eLooIDS Vote Due Tonight in Huntington Beach B y ROBERT BAil.KER oe ,.,,. o.11y ~ sa.tt T he leader or more than 800 Huntington Beach lligh School te achers warned today that teachers m ay s trike a t eight cam p uses throu g h out west Orange County Wednesday. Ira Toibin, president of the Huntington Beach District Ed ucators Association. said his group is expected to lake a strike vote this evening if the school board rails to budge from its bargaining position. Zita Wessa, president of the Huntington Bea('h Union High Sch ool Dis t rict Board of Shenkman CoDiplains To Carter Claiming that he is "mad as hell." Huntington Beach Mayor Ron Shenkman has written a letter to President Carter about a r ecent investigation of the local police de partment. S h e nkm a n informed the president that a re port by the West ern region of t h e U.S. Comm ission on Civil Rights was unprofessional, unsubstantiated and an indictment of the police department. rn the le tter to Carter. S h e nkm a n d e m a nd e d an investigation into the procedures used by the investigating panel. "In today's society in which violent crimes a nd other illegal uctivities are rapidly increasing, it is or paramount importance that both property rights and c1vil"rights be protected. ··A report such as this can o nly lead to further erosion of adequate protection for our citizens ... Continuing, Shenkma n s~id, "We can ill afford lo allow a governmental agency lo justify its exis te nce by s u c h poor report s an"d i n co mplete investigation.·· In a 14·page r eport issued in October, the Civil Rig hts p anei c laimed that the number and variety of complaints s uggest that po lice misconduc t in H unling.lon Beach is "ne ither isolated nor infrequent." . Copies of Shenkman's letter were sent to Atty. Gen. Evellc Younger" Sens. Alan Cranston and S .I H aya k a w a . Congressmen Ma rk Hannaford a nd J e rry P atter so n a nd Assemblymen Dennis Mangers a nd Chet Wray Shenkman previously wrote to U.S Attorney General Griffin Bell seeking a n investigation of the Civil Right s Com mission r eport. "The more letters I write. the more interest I might create." Shenkman said today. Schools Win Energy Honor The Ocean View (elementary) School District in Huntington Beach has won South e rn California Edison Company's first county school award "for energy conservation. District. schools have reduced the ir electricity use by a n average or 22 percent over the past year , officials s aid. The cutback means a savings of between S8.000 and $9,000 per month a nd a n oil savings of about 4.000 barrels per month. s aid Edison spokesman Bill Compton. Compton commended the ef· forts of district maintenance men Vern Hurt. Blll Siebert and Arnold Stedman in he lping save e nergy. PICKEROO DME RUNNING our h 's your lut chance to ent~r the Dally Piiot ·s Ptgskln Pid:eroo football forecasting contest -and there's no over· time. You muat best predict the out- comes ot 30 weekend football games to wln a television set or radio rrom Dunlap Appllancet In Fountain Valley. Details and an entry blank a.re publlahed In tht Dally Pilot t portl paces today and lomor· row. t Trustees. said that there is little pearing to snag negotiations chan ce of that happening . since the expiration or the con- · ·Tbe board is in solid agree· tract July l are t eachers' de· m ent and intends to s tand firm." mands for binding arbitration Mhe s aid Monday. ··There is a nd compulsory u nion me m · nothing else we can offer ." bers hip. Toibin said teachers will vole Teachers also a re pushing for whe ther or not to reJect any or. s chool offi cials to acct!pt a fe r by the board whic h m eets neutra l factfinder's report con· tonight at 6 o 'clock at Edison cerning the impasse. High School. Teachers also are asking for He indicated that a strike vote new wage talks when the freeze m ay be taken at the same time. on public employee salary in Teache r s sent fli e r s t o creases expires next year. homeowners Monday warning (i Mrs Wessa ~a id t rus tee that there may be a strike •·and negotiators h ave made pro· we need your help to stop it." posals to increase de ntal and Major s tumbling blocks ap· eye care for teachers and depen· 'No Way' de nts. e xtend life time hea lth benefits and increase the dis· tnct 's contribution to hospital room rates. She said the board also agreed to open salary discussions when the lid is lifted on pay inc reases. Mrs . Wessa declared that the board has made concessions on its position concerning a n agen· cy s hop by proposmg that all teachers pay fees lo the union whether they arc me mbers or not ··we have ever v inte ntion of keeping the schools ope n ." she s aid Monday CSee STRIKK?. Page 1\2) Area Schools Oppose Idea IA!t.'• Pace It M al ek Nemlaghi, 19. is back in the Miss World contest in London after agreeing to re· move herr traditional veil The reigning Miss Tunisia was r uled out of the contest after first refusing to show her face>. Council Says No to Swim Pool Plan Plans to build u $430.000 com · munity swimming pool at Ocean Vi ew High School apparently have gone down the drnin. The pool. which has been on the drawing boards for two years. would have been built at city expense but maintained by the Huntington Beach Union High School Dis trict. M a intena nce cost s were estimated at $60.000 per year. School board president Zita Wessa said today she was keenly disappointed at t he City Coun· cit 's recent reiection or the pool ''The city apct sc:hool system had a n excellent c hance to work together to get the maximum use out of a facility." she s aid. M rR. Wessa added t hat the pool is badly need ed for recrea- tiona I purposes for res ide nts near Ocean View High School. She said there a r e m any single-parent families near the school at Gothard Street a nd Warner Avenue who can 't afford othe r forms of recreation. Mayor Pro Temporc Richard Sie b ert opposed the pool on g~ounds~at costs may exceed projec · and that there may be h ig r priorities for othe r recreational development Council mem~rs Bob Ma ndie and Ron Pattinson joined in vol· ing down the project. The measure was supported by Ruth Ba iley a nd Do n t M ac All isler . M ayor R o n Shenkman and J ohn Thomas we re absent. f Plans called for the racllity to be open to the public In the eve· nings, on weeke nds and full·time during the summer. Kansas D~e8 Up TOPEKA. Kan. (AP I -The • l(pnsas Supreme Court. on a 4·3 •ole, has struck do wn as un· constltutJOf\al the state's liquor· in-re1Jtaurants law1 which voters In ts counties rotlfled only a week ago By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Of llw o .. ,,, 1'11 .. St.II Orange Coast s chool ad m inistrators r esponded with a collective ··no way" today to a s uggestion t h at Los Angeles school desegregation efforts be moved south to include Orange County A pa nel of eight experts ap· pointed by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly urged adoption Monda y of a de · segr egation plan that transcends school district boundaries and county lines. Told of the reeommendation. local school district o fficials had these reactions today . -JOH.'1 NJCOLL. s uperinten· d e nt. Ne wport-Mesa U nified School District: "I am in com· plele opposition to the concept. I know or no situation where ma n· datory busing has improved education for kids. "What it <the recomm enda· lion l seems to say 1s that the on· ly way to bring a bout a racial balance lo the total popula tion within schools is a combination of 100 or more schools mto a single attendance a rea." Nicoll added. GLENN HARDY , deputy superintendent, Fountain Va lley E le m ent a r y Dis trict . "Of course. we will be opposing any such plan. I believe those who would have the power to create for ced integr ation will look at the Los Angeles situation and be hesi lanl l o initia te a ny further chaos .. DALE COOGAN. supe rinten· de nt . Ocean View E lem entary District <Huntington Beach 1 "Our community would react n egatively. I hones tl y don't think 1t has anything to do with racism or mixing students The real problem is having your kids go whe re you don't know the teachers or can effectively com· muni('ate with the schools " JAKE ABBOTT. superinten· dent, Huntington Beach Uruon High School District : "It would never work. Every time there 1s a social issue they're saying ·~i ve it lo the schools a nd they'll handle it.· And then people tum around a nd say, ·you 'r e not Man Attacks Two Women In Huntington A scar-faced gunman. wearing a nylon stocking mask to ob· scure his face, raped two Hunt. ington Beach wo m e n a fter breaking into their downtown apartment early today. The two women. aged 25 and 38 years. were treated a nd re - 1 eased from Coi.t a M esa Me morial Hos pital following the 1 a .m . attack. authorities said. The rapist enter;ed the apart· m e nt through a s liding glass door and pointed a silve r metal pistol at the two women aR they were talking in their bedroom, police said . Police Detective Art Droz said the rapist bound his two victims and forced them l.O perform sex acts. The two women said lhe rapis t appare ntly could not see out of one eye, Droz said. The 1runman ranucked the a partment befor e fleeing on foot Police have no is uspecls 11..t this time . ' I I t t , .. leac hing the k1dl:-to read and write.' ·· A 11 school district o fficials contactc.'d today said they fear furthe r loss of local control over their districts 1£ a so-called me tropolitan desegregation pro- gram is implemented * * * Integration Into County Suggested LOS ANGELES <AP ) -A massive Integration program reaching into Ventura . Orange, Rivers ide and San Bernardino counties would be the best solu lion to desegregating the s prawl tn#? Los Angeles school dis trict. a panel of experts sa ys. "O nly a me tropolitan ap. proach can provide loni;H~rm stability for school d esegrega tt0n m the Los Angeles area." H arvard U nive r s ity 's Dr Thom as Pettigrew wrote in the pa nel ·s report, which was s ub- mitted Monday. St ale Superinte nde nt of Public Instruction Wilson Riles was at- te nding a meeting of sta te school offirers in P hoenix a nd was un- av ailablc for comment today. An assistant m Sacramento s aid neither Riles nor his top aides had seen the report on the s o -ca lle d metropolitan d e - segr egation plan The so·called m etropo litan plan would mclude northern and central Orange County. eastern Ventura County and weste rn San Bernardino and Rivers ide coun· ties, as we ll as most or Los Angeles County's 82 districts. Pettigrew. a specialis t in race re la tions, was one of eight ex- pe rts a ppointed by S upe rior Court Judge Pa ul Egly to report on ~ntegration or the Los Angeles Unified School District in time <See MIXING, Page A2) Coast Weathe r F a ir a nd warm e r Wednesday. Colder tonight wllh lows rangmg from low 30s inland Orange County to low 405 along the coast. Highs Wednesday70onla nd to 65 along the coast . Chanceof rainieroon Wed· nesday. INSIDE TODA l' So11th Coast ~rtory '1a$ opened it11 new Founh Step Theater in Costa Mesa wtth o nostalgic blend of reality and f ontoa11 in o repri!e produc· tum of "The Time of Yor~r Life " See review, Page 88. •••ex t ·' ]ob Plan Abuses .. Attacked WASHING TON (AP> -Thirty peoplt• have been indicted a nd 10 conval'lt'rogram, the Labor Department said today Otriraals also disclosed that In· ve11hgat1ons into a lleged fraud or u bust• havl' touched upprox- 1mutl'I~ one tenth of the 460 prin· c apal cities. counties and slates that 1 eceive funds under the Comprehens i ve Employment ,rnd Tn.urung Act Double Cet.hrafion The disclosures came as the dt•purlment announced a pro- gra m to prevent fraud and J buse an department programs. L.ibor Sec·relary Ray Mars hall Prtn l·es~ nne, who ob~t'rH'" ht>r l1lth \\l'Uding un nl\ l'l'~~ry today and 1'1 uwtc· Ch...11 It·~ "ho turns 30 to day, gulh<•r at Londun ~ \ 1t tor1a Station ''ht'rt· tht> ro~1.tl nn1ple g rt>t•t(.•d v1~1t1ng I 101 tu~ut•!-.l' Pre4'1dent Antomo Hamalho Eant•s on a st:Jtt• '1s 1l to Hnta1n r Related ~tor} P..igc ,\3 1 .11d the first step in the preven- ll\ e project 1s the creation of ::,mall teams that will conduct r andom surveys or local CETA program:-. an search of mis- management :.and other abuses t ha t might increase the possibili- ty or fraud Diedrich Not Aided By Grand Jury Law Currently. the Labor De part- mt>nt st•nds investigator s to l'itil'S where complaints of abuse have been filed. The new pro- ~ra m will look into local pro- j!r a m s bdo re any ('Omplaints are lodged. The first teams will go out next week to inves tigate pro- l(rams in Mobile. Ala .. and the C herokee Indian Nation in Oklahoma. By GARY GRANVILLE OI ,,. 0.1ly PtlOI St.It A recent stale Supreme Court ruling that ch anges the ground rules for prosecuting people in die ted b) grand juries won't ar fcl't Orange County Supe rv1::,<ir Ralph Ou.•dr1ch'::, upcoming trial on hribt>ry cha rges The Supre me Court ruled late las t \H•ek that a defendant \\ho ts denied a preliminary he<irmg after being indicted is stripped or some state and federal con- stitutional rights . But when submitting its rul· mg, the rourt said it shall apply o nly to the case in question as well as to indictees who have not yet entered pleas. That would leave Diedric h out of t he group or ddend:.ants who now m ust havt• a prtdaminary he aring following their indict- m e nt . :.according to Assis ta nt D i s l r i c l A tt o r n l' v M 1 c h at' I Cu pizza. · But Oiednch today said his at- torney will movl' to del<.1y the tn::il an San Diego County that as s cheduled to began Nov. 27 until he 1s given a preliminary hear- ing . Those charged with a cnml' through a normal compla int a rc entitled to a preliminary heanng in m unicipal court. Al s uch hearings. the l!vadcncc against the defendant as present· ed a nd the defe ndant thro ugh h1::, f'ro• Page A J STRIKE? ... Superintcndrnt .Jake Abbott s aid the district has line d up 200 substit utc teachers to ta ke the place or those who might strike "We a lso have the cooperation of other distracts to supply us s ubstitutes, .. he said Abbott said stale law m akes it illega l for public em ployce~ to s trike and :.ldded that there 1s a possibility the district could fire strike rs The da~t ract currently pays Sl8.8 million an salaries to its 850 t each ers. excludin g fringe benefits Abbott s aid the average teach <'r's sal <.1 r v i s Sl9 800 Begin run(.! teachers earn Sl2.600 and teachers with 11 years ex pe rience and a master's degree make $22,408 A total of 21.600 students at- tend district schools. They in· elude Edison High School, Foun- ta in Valley High School. Hunt- 1 ng t o n Beach Hig h School. M arina llig h School , Ocean View lligh School. Westminster High School. Wintersburg High School and the Evening. lligh School. ORANGE COAST " r DAILY PILOT frwo °'""""" (M\t 0.tif• PHO\ M tn wtw<h I\ (on\ t)ll'W"(lff\ia>Ntw p,,.., •\Pubfr1~h•t"'·Ot~ OM\f PvG11vunq Cnmo•t1• ~ "'" "<M•ort' .,,. pu0m,fWtrd Mono•• tht()i.IQh r,t0 .. • '°' Co\•• Mt-U .,,..,..DC>tt ~Mr\ HUf\11~ fto1~f\ F~ 1,u,, V•tlty ,,..,,,,,. \•Odlft>.' .. VAU,.y 11"4 LMt..JNBf-M h ~utnCoe·t ,-.,•"'Qf.f>t~l f'd+ ltOn •'\ Qvbll\~ \•tutd4W\ tftl'I ~y rr. pt1nc:1potf ~1>11 .. t11"'Q C>lttr:t ' ... no 'Nlt\t e..~ ~,,..., Co\t•M· ~ (ttlltotn••~ ._ .... _ p,, t<Hnt ·~Pub' ,,. • J•O· • (V' .. Y VK• Preth:trtnl •nd GitlW'f., Mitn.tQI • TlrteMlt ...... .. Ed1l9• fMM.H A M~*"' ""'MQll!Q (:"'lo< 0..-.. , K ..... Al<._. I' IMll ~"'"'•nt Mfl,,•QI~ Cdttor' --......... W.\I O••-t oul>iv EOllO' Huntlnaton leec:h Office our S.M"' &ou•f'v•' a ~111nq """'"'' P O lloc l'IO ~, ... OfflCH L•z:,~ t::: j:"w~~~:s~~~· ~t~DM~ V•lltY ?\10tl.AP.o"~ et S.... Oteiqo , ,..,..._.,. T ... phone (714)&42-4S21 CleMlfled AdHrtlelng &42-5'71 from No<lll o. ...,. C.ounty '°""""nltlft ~1220 , ... attornt>~· has the right to trus::, exam in'c w1tnt'sse1:> \\ho tt•stafy against him When an indictment is ha ndt.'d down. howl'vt:r. lhl' defendant 1s 1mmed1a1td~ """1gned to Superior Court and there 11:> no preliminary hearanR. The indiclce, howevN. lt•arns of the evidence a nd testimony u s ed ag.11 n st ha m th rough transcripts or st•crl'l ,::rand jury he arings given him s hortly after th<• indictment 1s handed down Diedrich ha~ complained that de nying him a pre liminary hear- ing short-circuited his raghl lo confront witnesses a nd to obJccl lo evidence introduced by has pr osecutors. "1 have said from the outset tha t the grand .1 ury proces~ violated my constitutional rights and it ·s rewarding to sec the Supreme Court now recognizes that fact." Diedrich s aid. Ho wever. the court 's ruling did andacate that Diedrich is ex- e mpt from the decis ion a nd based on that, Capizzi s:u d the dastn ct attorne\''s offi ce as as· suming his trial w ill began a::, scheduled Ne w Schools Chief Chosen In Huntington Trustees of the lluntinglom Beach City I elementary 1 School District are cxpPcted lo an- nounce the selection or a new scho ol s u 11erintc ndc nt a t a special board meeting tonight. Trustees apparently wound up i.I le n g thy searc h for a new s uperinte nd e nt whe n t hey finis hed inte rviews las t Thurs· day with s ix finalists for the $38,000-a-,vear p<>sition Board member s reportedly have agreed on the man they want a fte r receiving more than 100 applications for the pol'.t. The job was thrown open when S.A Moffett. s uperintendent of the 13-school district s ince 1965. announced nearly a year ago that he intended to step down School sources say they CXfWCt the new superintendent to take over new duties s hortly after the first of the year T onig ht 's meetin g i s s chedule d a t R o 'c lock a t P eterson Sc ho o l . 2066 1 Farns worth Lane. Leasing Op posed SAN FRANCISCO 1A P l Direc tors of lhe Sie rra Club have gone on record o pposing t he federal lea~ing of oil a nd gas lands in scenic and wilderness areas. Fro•PageAJ MIXING .•. for the school board lo act on its s uggestions by the end or this year. Last February. Egly gave the board a go-ahead to bus 62.000 students in the fourth through eighth grades. But he m ade it clear that he expected the pro- gram lo be expanded . The experts filed eight separate reports Monday with Egly. who mus t determine if the board is laking a ll "r easonable a nd feasi b le" s te p s to d e - segregate its schools. as ordered by the state Supreme Court in 1976. Recommend ation of the m etropolitan plan was based partly on a de mographic report prepare d by Dr. Reyn olds Farley of the Population Studies Cente r at the University of Mic higan Farley. another m embe r or the panel. projected that while enrollment in the Angeles dis- tract would drop from 34 percent lal>l year to between 12 and 14 perce nt by 1987. making integra- tion within the district a virtual ampossibahty. Those fi g ures would be the same with o r without "white nig ht .. from a n integration plan. although the busing wo uld ac- cel<'rale the now of whites from the city to the s uburbs, Farley s aid. Petli~rew and others advocat- ed a metropolitan plan because 1t would "capture" a ll those families who moved out of dis · trict boundaries. but were nevertheless still in the Los Angeles area. "Re fusal by the state and the Los Angeles area to e mbark on metropolitan solutions to t he problem is tantamount. to ap- proving widespread. entrenched racial segregation of the area's public schools for the foreseea- ble future ... P ettig rew con- cluded. "E ffective m etropolitan de seg regation c an b e done ·reasonably and fea s ibly.' " fe asibly · .. The concept or a m etropolitan plan is not new. About a dozen d istricts a round Wilmington. Del.. were linked together for an integration program that started this fall. The experts also strongly s ug- geste d that first-through-third ~raders and ninth graders be in· eluded in the plan next rail because studies show the lower g rades a re most impo rta n t toward successful integration or a school system and a lso a re m ost easily integrated. Color Costly TV~ HikedAgain CHJCAGO <APl Co lor television set manufac· turers, encouraged by the success of a small price increase last summe r , are moving toward another round of increases. Zenith Radio Corp .. is increasing the suggested reta il prices of its color models about $10 each, or an aver age 1.7 percent. effective Nov. 30. And General Telephone & Electronics Corp. 's GTE-Sylvania unit plans lo make "selective" price increases on color sets by Dec. 31. The firm said it has not determined the amounts or models affected. RCA Corp., Zenith's main competitor for leacJ&rship in the industry. declined comment on the moves. But industry sources say RCA may make in- creases when it meets with distributors Dec. 7. Spokesmen ror all three companies s aid the in· creases of two and three months ago have not raced resistance rrom either consumers or competitive pressures. LANDSLIDE DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUSED WATER TO NEARLY REACH TREEHOUSE Pumps Had Reduced the Backed Up Water Today After Rain Stopped Work Crews Fight N at11re Disaster Aroided at Landslide Site By STF.VF. MITCll ELL Of IM O•llY Pilot ~1•11 Const ru c tion c reY.s and La~una Reac·h c·1ty t•mplo)ees work<'d a~aansl a n c>vcr rising wall of water in Bluebird Can yon Monday night 1n a race.pit ting ma n 's pumps ;.i ga1nsl na ture 's downpour I And 1t \\as onlv bec;wse lht· rains ceased at about 8 p m . of fi caals spcculJte. that a m ajor di saster was averted an the slide· devast at~ area above Pa<'1flc Coast Hi~hway .. Anothe r three feet of water and we wo uld ha Vl' had to evacuate fa milll'S helow tht• slide area on Bluebird ... said Police Chief Jon Spurks. About 75 residents in 25 homes t.1lon~ that stretch of Blud.nrd C<.1nyon Road were w<.1rncd Pal lit•r in the evening they maghl have to leave the ir homes. Th o s e h omes f orm the southern boundttr) of the Oct 2 la nds lide ll dt•stroH~d 21 home~ on the oth<'r sic.Jc· of Blue bard cre<>k. and ll'ft a total or so families C\ acual<.'d from their homes P umps were brnu~ht anlo the area ::,hortly after min hcgan fallan,:? al 3 30 p m and lhl') were sull pumping runoff onto Hluc bard Canyon Dri ve this morning The October s lide trus hed a s torm dram running underneath Oriole Drive. which traverses the creek bed. thus forming an unwanted dam. When the rain-. began Monday. they crc<.1ted a mini-lake on the east side or Oriole. wh1<'h rose at a rate of an anc h a minute ··it Jus t about reached the hot tom of· that trcehousc whf'n llw rain stopped.·· C hief S parks said . pointing to a wooden s true ture an a eucalyptus trc<· about 15 feet off the ground By thas m o rning. the four pumps had removed much of lhl' backed up water "If it rains again. cs pccaall)' with the ground soaked like lh1s Y.e can hang 1t up," Sparks sllrugged "It's taking 10 times as much lime to j?et it Cpump<'<l • out as it took for il to fill up ... ht• said. Meanwhile Laguna Beach Caty Manager F'red Solomon was bat tlmg Monday with officials .it tht> F't>deral Disaste r Assoc1al1un m San Franr asco. The city is \.\orking with that federal agency t o obt ain emt·r~enl·y funding Lo complcti· eros ion and demolltaon work 111 tht• s hdt> Jrl•OJ But offacaals al the FDA told L;q~una Beach Mond ay t hey \.\ant the t'll\ lo go out to bid on pl<.1ns to demolish 21 homes in Hlucbard C.tn)on ,ind ('11 nduct t•ro.,aon control opcrcitaons 'T m a hltlt• an)!rv at th<· la<·k of untlt'rst.tndin).( on th1 · part ,,r the FO;\ .. Solomon s~11rl thb m n r n 1 n I.! · W t> h .1 ' • a n enormnus ha1.arct out th1>1 • a11d WC lll't'd lo rtltlVC fast " Tht' C'1tv nlr<'ach has h11·ed a S:.ant.1 /\11~ nin:-.tru1·t1011 frr m to 1nst ;dl a storm drain Jlon~ Blul'lllrd Canvon and Solomon -;;.11d he'd hkl' t~> u:.~ the s anw firm to do the dl'moltion and g1ading necessary lo prcvenL earl l loss and possible future landsh les an the «Hea this winter "They rthe FDA 1 f••lt they "'a nt t•d us to go out to b11l for the erosion contrnl work. but you l'an t do that m i.I six ur seven- day pt•rioci. · Solomon sJ1d ··we want to grab a contractor and Y. l' ha \'C onl' in Sukut ('onstr uc- 1 ton ('ornpany and go Oil a nat fl'l' to gl'l the \.\Ork done .. Foll 1c; here 1n slyle at PO S.H c hoose from our grt·OI seleclion of 100% serge blazers 1n wool serge. flannel or 1d cashmere' Colors navy. hunter green & brown Gentlemen's Oothrng Inspired by Tradition {!tattH) 46 Fashion Island. Newport Beach (7141640-8310 ~ . ... Irvine EDITION 'foday's Closinll.~ N. Y. Stoc:•ks r VOL. 11 , NO 318, 3 SECTIONS 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS ( h·vine Co. Rent Policy Rule OK An lr\'11W Comp.An\ 1><>l1t·, to r hargt-u h1.iht•r f1r..,t month'' rent to aptu1mt!nt tt•11.1nt' d~ not vaolale law pertJin111R to II legal deposit fet>s. u •t•ordmg !(1 an l rvint> t'1ty le~al op1n1C1n Rutan and Tuckl'r. the law firm emplO)L-d by tht• r•I) also is advising the Cit\ < 1lUlll'll I hat at has the authont:. 1f tl t•hoost•s, to enal't a rent l'untrnl 11rd1nann• to abolish tht• prar t1l·t· The I rvuw Comparn hci s hl'<'n charging an add1t10nJI $1 IO t':>. trJ rent (nr lhf' (1rlll month of tt'r1<1r1t, 1n 1t.., J,300 apartments 1n I 1 '"'"-' and Newport Dt:al'h l!>&nCe 1975 Company 0"1c1als said ~h1· pclllcy was startec' when <'lean mg deposits and other sl'cunt) ft·es were abandont-'d The ..idd1t1om1I first month .., r1·nt ts non rl'fund..ible The l rv1n1• Comp;111v was 1·hall1•ng1•d l<tsl month hy thl' as 'm'IJtt•d stu<knt government at l l(' lrvint'. whH·h l'hJn!<' company responded by of· fering to refund the $110 extra rent lo fuJl -llme students. Tht.' s tudent council in t urn condemned the Irvine Company and contended that what was of· fered was a th.inly veiled bribe to keep the students quiet A~.a City Council meeting Oct 24, lhf' st udents <ts ked coun· ' IStt R.:NT. Page A2l Area Busing Eyed LOS ANGEL ES IAP 1 A m assive integration program reaching into Ventura. Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino counties would be the best solu lion to desegregating thl• s prawl· ang LO$ Angeles S<'hool district. a panel of exµ.:rtssayl> "Only a m etropolitan ap proach can provide long-tc>rm stability for school descgrcga i lion an the Los Angl'les area ... , Har vard lln1ver s 1t y 's Dr I Thomas Pettigrew wroll' an the panel's report, which was sub- J milled Monday. 7 f • I , State Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles was at· te nding a meehng of stcite school officers in Phoemx and was un- available for comment today An assistant an Sacramento s;1 1d neither Riles nor hts top aides had se<'n the r<'porl on lh<' !»O·eallc d mt.•tropolil<tn de segregation plan The so-called met ropolitan plan would tnl'lude northern and t•cntral Orange County , eastern VC'ntura County and western San llernardino and Riverside coun· t 1<'s. as we ll as most or Los Angeles County'!> 82 district~ Pettigrew, a SJX>C1a lisl m r<tt'l' relations. was one of eight ex· pt'rts appointed by Superior Court J udge Paul Egly to report on integration of the Los Angeles Unified School District in lime for the school board to act on 11:. Board Meet Tonight Newport to Fighl Airport Jet Tests Newport nf'ach city orf1c1als plan to appear at tonight's coun! t y Air port Comm1ss1on hearing to o ppose a propm.Nt lest of three-engin(' jets al Ora nge County Airport Commissioners. who meet at 7 p.m. at 1300 S. Grand Ave. San ta Ana, will discuss a proposal filed by Hughes Airwest to run a six-m onth test of the Rocmg 727 at the airport Airwest c urrently uses the two·e ngme DC-9 Ai rline o f ficials believe the Boeing 727 is a quieter craft. It can carry more passengers than the DC 9. Offic1<1ls from the a1rlint· told cou nc ii mt'n that . nint rary to their apphcat1on to the county. they don't plan lo start the tesL.., next month Mike Mu rphy . spokesman for Airwest. insisted the tests would not begin until the county had installed new noise monitoring syste m~ to t rack the noise impact of the larger aircraft. City council men said they would oppose the test even with an adequate monitoring system They said the 727 i~ an "old technology" .1ct and they don't want the county lo lift the 95,000-pound wc1ghy limit the 727 weighs about 160,000 pounds unless it's for a "new technology" JCt Councilman Don Mcinnis !.aid the 727 is considered a qu1el Jet only because the t•ngi ne is packed with sound absorbin~ material Ile said hl' wants the county to mainta in 1b existing weight l1m1ts until a technolog icall y quieter Jet. such as Boeing's 757. is available in the next decade Marine Kidnapped In El Toro Heist FBI aitents mounted a search today for a red-haired woman, her m ale companion and a 20· year-old El Toro Marine cor- poral the two kidnapped al gun- point Monday during a $9,000 robbery at the base. Ci vili an e mpl oyee Vera Richardson . 31, of Ga rde n Grove, a lso was abducted but was released shortly after the 1 p.m . robbery. Cpl. John Burgess of Charleston. W. Va.. is still mlss1ng, officials satd. The redhead is descr ibed by officials a s white, i n h e r mid·20s, 175 pounds and a bout five feet, two lnches tall. She and a man commandeered ~ the wbJte military van carrying ... Burge11 and Miss Richardson on a routine run from the Special Services office to a base Ba nk or • America branch. officials said. The van r e po rtedly was stopped at an intersection whe n t.he abductors forced their wa y into the vehicle. Mi s ~Ri cba rd so n t o ld autboii(lea s he m anaged to struccle free after the bandJt.s left ber bound and gagged in the abandoned van at a Red Hill A~enue service station In Tustin. FBI officlala said they believe the corporal still ts being held by the two abductors. As ked about identity of the suspects, Agent Fred Reagan said . "We have no idea at this time. We are just getting the in- vestigation orr the ground ... Marine officials said the kid· nappers were a ble to escape the base unnoticed becau se the Special Services van is a t ype of vehicle not stopped at the main gates . Amin Calls Back Troopa NAIROBI, Kenya <APl - Ugandan President ldi Amin has ordered the withdrawal of his mllitary forces from occupied northwestern Tanzania, Radio Uganda announced today. The wUhdrawal order , which came L"I the East African border war entered It.a third week, was announced ln a telegram sent by Amin to the Organization of African Unity. the Untled Na· lions and the Arab League, t.he broadcast satd. suggestions by thl· end of this vear -Last Fchruary. Egly gave the board a go-:.iht•<td to bus 62.000 students in the fourth through eighth grades. But he made 1t c lear that he expel'lcd the pro- gram to be expanded T h e expert s file d eight separate reports Monday wi th Egly. who must deter mine if the board is laking all "reasonable and feasible " steps lo de· segre~ate IL'\ schools, as ordered by the state Supreme Court in 1976. R ecomme ndation o f the m etropolitan plan was based partly on a dem ographic r eport <See MIXING, Page A2l * * * Coast's Reaction: 'No Way' B_y MICHAEL PASK EVIO I Of It. 0.lly Pll_. St.itt Orange Coast school ad mims trators responded with a collective "no way" today to a suggest ion that Los Angeles school desegregation efforts be moved south to include Oran£c County. A panel of eight experts ap- point ed by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly urged a doi:t ion Mond ay o f a de segregation plan that transcends school district boundaries and county line~. Told of the rcl'ommendation. local school distriet officials had these rPactiom; today · JOHN NICOLL. superinten dent. Newport Mel>a Unir1ed School District "I am 1n com plete opposition to the concept. I know of no situation where m an datory bus ing has improved education for kids "Whal it !the recommenda· tion l seems to say 1s that the on ly way to bring about a racial balance to the total population within schools is a combination of 100 or more schools into a single attendance area ... Nicoll <tdded. GLENN HARDY, deputy supe rintendent, Fountain Valley E le m e ntary Distric t · ··or course. we will be opposing any such plan I belie ve those who would have the powe r to create forced integration will look at the Los Angeles situation and be hesi- tant to initia te a n y fu rthe r chaos." DALE COOGAN. superinten· dent, Ocean View Elem entary Dlst.rict 1 Huntington Be ac h l : "Our community would react neg all vely. I ho nestly don 't think It has anything to do with racis m or mixing students. The real problem is baving your kids go where you don't know the teachers or can effectively com· munlcate wttb the schools.·• JAKE ABBOTI', superinten· dent. Huntington Beach Union High School District: "ll would never worlc:. Every lime there is a social Issue t hey 're saying 'give ll to the schools and they'll handle ll. · And then people turn around and say, ·you're not teaching lhe kids to rea<l and write.· " All school district officials contacted: today said they fear further lo1Js of local control over <SM BUSING, Pa1e .U> . . . ............. \ o.lly --.., • ..,,..,.. 1(- LANDSLIDE DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUSED WATER TO NEARLY REACH TREEHOUSE Pumps Had Reduced the Backed Up Water Toti•/ After Rain Stopped Work Crews Fight Nature Dis<Ulter Aroided at landslide Site By STEVE MITCHE LL Ol IM O•llY Pol_. Si.II Construct ton c rl' ws and Laguna Beach city employees worked against an cver·risin1( wall of water in Bluebird Can yon Mondar night in a race pit· ling m a n s pu m ps against nature's downpour And it was only tx-causc the rains ceased at about 8 p m . of f1cials speculate. that a ma1or disaster was averted m the slide devastated area above Pacific Coast Highway ·Another three feel of water and we would hall<' had to t·va cuatc families below the slide area on Bluebird ," said Police Ch1ef Jon Spark~ About ;5 res1denL4' in 25 homes along that stretch of Ulueb1rd Can}on Road were "'arned earlier 1n the evening they m1~hl h<1vc to leave their homes. Thos e home ~ form th<' sout he rn boundary of the Oct 2 lands lide ll destroyed 21 horn <'' on the other side of Bluebird creek. and left a total of ~' families evacuated from lhtM homes Pumps were brought into the area shortly aflt'r rain began falling at 3 30 p m . and lhe\ "'ere still pump1n)! runoff ontu Blue bird Canyon Drive lht' morninJ? The October s lide crushed a storm dram runnin!! underneath Some CoWlly Areas Due Frost Tonighl By JACKIE HYMAN Ol IM O•llY Pilot Si.If The National Weather Serv1ce has some good news and some bad news for tonight the C'hance of rain is near zero, but there's a danger of frost. especially in in- land OranJ?e County a reas Along the coast . tonight's low temperatures should be between 40 to 45 degrees, a spokesman said. bul may dip into the 30s in other parts of the county. Wednesday should be clear PICKEROO TIME RUNNING OUF It's your last chance lo enter the Daily Pi l o t 's Pig s k i n Plckeroo football forecasting contest and there's no over- time. You must best predict the out· comes of 3Q weekend football games to wi n a television set or radio from Dunlap Appliances in Fountaln Valley. Details and an entry blank are published In th~ Daily Pilot ~ports pages today and tomor· row. a nd s lightly warme r . with high5 65 to 70 degrees. and fair and warm er 1s the rorecasl for Thursday. Cleanng 1s expected tonight except for patchy dense fog , the s pokesman said The rain 'that dampened the Veterans· Day weekend ended Monday night. but weather re· C'orders were JUSt gelttng the ftnal figures together today Al the Los Angeles Civic Center .2 of an inch was re· corded for Monday. with the weekend total al . 75 of an inch. Season -to -d ate <the season began JuJy 1 l at that location 1s l.4 inches. compared lo an average season to·date of 1 27 inc hes. the Nationa l Weather Service spokesman s aid. Totals along the Orange Coast were somewhat higher In Santa Ana. tht! Orange County Flood Control Di11lriot reported a Monday reading of .63 .r an inch and a weekend total of 1.44 inch, bringing the season to 2 65 inches. compared to a n average season-to·date of l.23 inches. Rain watcher J . Sherma n <Stt FllOST. Page A2) Oriole Drivf.'. whi<'h traverses the <'reel.. bed. thu~ forming an unwantt'<i d<tm Wh t.•n the rams began Monday. they created a mini lake on the east side of Oriole wh1rh rolle at a rate of an inl·h d minute It 1ust about reached the bol· tom of t hal treehousc when the ram ,topped." Ch1l'f Sp<t rks !>atd. pointing to a woudt.•n ~truc ture 10 a c·ul'al yptu~ lrct' about 15 reel off the ~round BY this murn1nJ!. lht.• four pumps had removt•d mul·h of the hacked up ~atcr "If 1t rains again. es pecially with th<· J,?round soaked like th1s, \\e t·an hang it up." Spark:\ shrugged "I t·~ lak1n~ 10 times as much tame to get 1t fpumpedl out as 1t took for it to fill up ... he said . Meanwhile Laguna Reach City Man a~er F'rf'd Solomon was bal- (See SUDE, Page A2 > Or:J-J. :ast Weather Fair a nd war m er Wednesday Colder tonight with lows ranging from low 30s inland Orange County to low 40S along the coast. Highs Wednesday 70 ml and to 65 a long the coast. Cha nce of rain zero on Wednesday. INSIDE TOD~ '1 South Coa&t Repertory has opened 1t1 new r01.1rth Step f heater in Co&ta Me30 wtth a nostalgic blerld of reality and fantasy rn a repnse produc· tlon of "ThR Time of Your t.1fe "See retMw. Page BB l•dex "' " ... 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Ult' '\ 'lll lJHlr\t'rt1 ,., ho hs\t•nt'CI I 11 m o rt• I han un hour o f .. m11t 111111.11 tt·.,t1 mo11v fro m rC?s ldtnU an ~ry about 111rport 00111.:. call"'d 1t their bebt ~hot Counr llmun Oo n Mrlnn l~ hdi.wd urnw up th~ agreement a lonR with Coun r ilwoman Jackie Heuthl'r dunng a senes of nll'l'tlnr.is with Supti rvlsor 1'homa:s R1 t>)''is staff M l'lnn11. :.u1d, 'This 1s tht• oh Vl' hran<·h wt" re ~otng to o(fl'r lo I ht• l'O Ullty w~ Vl' tried the Lion Country Park Sold Mesa I m8lor to Pay $4.25 Million By PRIUP ROSMAlllN OI ,.,. 0.t• ~ .... $Wff fo'1n~n {'111lly troubll'd l.1 C)n Country Sa/art has b<~n ~old, for $4 25 m111"'°· to a t '01ola Mt·:.d rt'al t>state 10\e!>tor pt•nd1n.: a1> prov ul by :-.tC1l'kholdt>1 !> .ind by Creek Fighl Gains Support OJ. Council ' Me mber s of the Newport Beach City Council s ided With the Irvine Ranch Water D1stm.•t and county Oood control officials Monday in the battle over lhc San Diego Creek tht• lrvuv Comp<m y lessor or the 317 acn· urumal park :.1lt: Jat•k H fknnett, president or Nt•wport lnVl'1>lmenti. In<· and o ne t 1mt' pa r l o wner or tht Newport Oun~. !>a1d Tues day ~ Jnd t•veral other pnvate tn v1•::.tor11 will makt• an initial 1><1y ml!nt of $1 ~5 m1lhun for the pJrk T h t' rc.•ntJ1n1n g $3 m1ll1on would be paid over JO year!>. Bennt.>tt i.a1d he plan!> to main 1a1n the animal park, and bt.>d up a n ente rtainment section with tht.> add1t1on of amusement rides. a 380·!.pace rccr<:atjonal vehicle park <tnd a grass skjing facility Basically . Bennett sa id. he proposes lo carry through ex· pans ion plans a nnounced by Lion Country Safari Inc. officers last September Local stockbrokers, however , said the s ale or the Laguna Hills wlldhre preserve has had UtUe real effect on the company stock Lion Country officers a n· nounced an impending sale a year ago. to Stahl-Lacal. a New York investment group. but the a rrangement fell through. thro ugh T he company. which once owned several animal parks, re· ported a deficit of $6.5 million r ecently. co mpa ny controller Renate Graf said. The local park's deficit is about Sl.5 million. It is the sole remaining property of Lion Country Safari lnc. c lub before ond m aybe we 'll have to try It again, but this may be a better way to solve our probl"ms" Many of the residents who testified didn't share that view a nd de manded that city o fficials take action to rorce the county to c·urta1 l jct fli ghti1 out of the :nrpor t. One woman. Jane Courtney. wept as she pleaded for an end to Jet operations al the airport. ''I'm asking you as a wife and a mother." she sobbed "I want you to protect our children. Do you have to wait• for some of them to be killed befor e you move lthe airport> out of the county ?" Mrs Heather opened the hear· mg by reminding residents that council members are united In their desire to force reduction of airport noise and she urged them all to attend meetings tonight and Wednesday morn· 1ng Tonig ht's m eeting of the Airport Comm1ss1on indudes a public hearing on a proposal by Hughes AJrwest to test a use or the Boeing 727 at the airport for sax months. Wednesday . lhe Board of S upervisors will review th{· agree m ent ratified by coun cilmen Monday night. The agreement. described by Mc innis as an agreement to agree. calls for a n end to city op· position to improve ments to the airport facilities in exchange for some guarantees on noise r educ- tion. Ol>llY I'll .. $!aft ~· PROTEST EXHIBIT Chic·ko Hasegawa. (1 ve·month-old Tekkai a nd husband . Tat~u(). <1t l~ft. \H•rc a m ong a group of protester~ dl'monstrating .igamst a military electronics exhibition toda~ <.1l thl· Anaheim Convention Center. The llasegawa s arl' from N1ppon·Zt:'n of Los Angeles. one nf thl· group~ 101111r1g thl' /\111,m ce. for Survival in the prok-.t Alliance Ge~ OK For Demonstration ahead Wlth a ll the JCt1ons we had planned ·· Flood control authorities have bee n t rying to get a penn1t from the US. Army Co rps of Eng ineers to rlear the channel of s ilt that ha:. built up in recent year:. Among tht.> ndes planned are "the world's la r gest water slide," and an alpine sled ride, Bennett said. BUSING OPPOSED. • • An l llh-hour ruling by an Orange County Superior Cour1 Judge has paved th.e ~ay for " 72·hour protest beginning toda:- by the Alliance for Sur vival against a military clectroru c!-t exhibition m Anaheim Mrs ts(>mstem said the group would make a candlelight walk tonight at 7 o'clock from the Stoddard School Park to the ron- ' en t 1 o n t'l'nlt•r where a me m on al service would be con· dut'tcd They say the creek . which flow:. into the Upper Newport Bay, I!> in danger of floodtng because or the saltalion. If It does. 1t would flood an lRWO sewa~e treatment plant near the watl'rway. But the Corps. al thl' urging of the U.S . Fish a nd Wildlife Service. halted the pro1ect more than a year ago because 1t would wipe out the creek bed plants and the arumals that depend on the vcgetallon £or s urvival. Newport Beach 's Mayor Pro Tem Ray Williams. a biology in· structor at Rio Hondo College. urged councilmen lo side with -the I RWD and flood control dis- trict in seeking the permit. Williams said he believes the da mage to the plants as ins1gruf1- cant in contrast to the hazard pos ed lo th<.' IRWD plant a nd to thl' t·ontmumg s iltation of the het v b\ matcn<il!> that l'Oml' clown t iw c· rt•<.•k Coum•dnwn a~rtl\·e nd J lcttt·r w lht.· 1"1::.h and Wlldhrt ~rv IC'l' In 4'Upport of I hl• flood <'Ont r•nl prOJl'l'I * * * •·rom Page A I FROST ... De nny of Huntington Beach re· ported 76 of an inch for Monday and a total of 1 17 inches since Fnday. bringing the season lo 2.79 inches T ht• Orange County Harbor l'atrol at Newport Reach rt· ('Ordt•d 79 of an inch for the weeke nd <ind a sea~on total or 3 14 inches The Moulton Niguel T reat- mPnt Plant al Laguna N1gu£'l bad an t'Vl'n higher season total :i ~:i 1nC'hc•s with a weeke nd reading of t •11 inc•hes And the highest st•ason total of a ll wao.; rt.'portcd at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. when• 1.71 inches or rain over t h e ~eekc nd hoos t l'd the season 's wetness to 4 12 inches Last year. OCC had recorded on ly 1.86 inches by Nov. 14. Amin re<'ently bought 1.200 women·s ~k1rts an the Royal Stt.•wart tartan from a Gla::.gow fashion houst?, Macdonald said, "a nd he could ste this a!'l just what he needs t.o l'Ompkte the :w l . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,.. .. 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Fro"' Pag~ A I RENT ... c1lmen lo intervene on hehalf or nons tudcnl renter:. anc1 forct· the rom panv to amend its policy at'ross the board Councilmen a~kcd Rutan and TuckN rnr a lt•gal op1n1on, and gave the Irvine Company a '-"<'ek to decide wheth<·r 1l voluntarily would revoke firs t month 's rent charges. Last week, the company ad· vised City Ma nager William Woollett Jr of its intention to continue charging the highc·r rent for the first month of new apartment lea~s. Daniel Lamkin. Irvin<.' Com pany viee president for proptrty ma nagement, reaffirmed lht' n1mpany ·s ofrer to wa1vt' th•' f Pe for students Lam kin said the company also will seek. inde pendently, .1 .1udicial declaration about thl' legality of its policy. The company conlt.'nds. and the l'ily attorney's oHicc agrees. that th1· extra renl i!. not in e luded in the prohib1t1ons out hned by state law. Tho.ugh a state As!>e mbl bill introduced this year would have s p ecific ally broug h t firs t month's rent charges within tht> s tatutory definition of security deposits, the proposed measure was defeated m committee. Trustees Eye Contract for Supervisors Tr ustees of the Irvine Uniried School District are expected to a pprove a two-year working con- tract for 15 classiraed <non teaching) supervisors , after a public hearing scheduled at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. The school board meelfi at Venado Middle School. at 4 Deerfleld Ave. School supervisors are asking for an annual 6 percent wage tn· c rease. t11"1't·year costs to tax payers fo r the pay r aises amount to about Sll.000. Second· year coats are projected at about SU,880. SupervlROra now earn. on the average, $12,222 a year. achoo! om clals said . their districts 1f a so-called metropolitan desegregation pro- gra m 1s implemented The court-appointed experts claim that busing 1s the only long-range solution because of high concentration of minority students in some districts, and a lack of minorities in others . Robert S ancbis.s upe rin· tendent or the Lag una Be~h Unified School District. said 'be is uncertain if his dist rict would be included in the me tropolitan * * * Fr .. P.,,eAJ MIXING ••• pre pared by Dr. Reynolds Farley or the Population Studies Center at the University of M1ch1gan F arlev, another m ember of the panel. projected that white enrollment in the Angeles dis· t n l't would drop from 34 percent last year to between 12 and 14 percent by 1987. making intcgra· tion within the distra ct a virtual 1m possib11ity Those fi gures would be the same with or without "while night" from an integration plan. although the busing would ac- celerate the now or whites from the city t.o the suburbs. Farlev said. Pettigrew and others a dvocat· ed a metropolitan plan because it would "capture" all those families who moved o ut of dis· trict boundaries, but were nevertheless still an the Loi.. An~eles area "Refusal bv the s tate a nd the Los Angeles "a rea to e mbark on metropolitan so lutions to thl' proble m i!. tanta mount to ap· provrng widespread, e ntrenched racia l segre~ation of the area':. puhlu· schools for the foreseea ble f utur e,·· Pettigre w con eluded. "Effective metropolitan d c s cgr<>J,?al1on can bl' done ·reasonably and feas ibly · ·· feasibly.' " Man Attacks Two Women In Huntington A scar.faced gunman. wearinJl a nylon stocking m ask to ob· scure his face, raped two llunt in g ton Beach wo m e n aftl.'r breaking into their downtown apartm ent early t.oday. The two women, aged 25 and 38 years, were treated and re· le a sed fro m Costa Mesn Memorial H06pital following the I a .m . attack. authorities s aid. The raput entered the apart- mt.nt through a s liding glass door and pointed a silver metal pis tol at lhe t wo women as they were U.lklng in their bedroom. police saad . Police Detective Art Oren said the rapist bound hia two vlctJm11 and forced them to perform sex acts. The two women said the rapist apparently could not see out of one eye, Dr02 said. The gunman ransacked the apartment before fleeing on foot Pollce have no su!ipecll at this time. ~ plan because or its distance from Los Angeles "My feeling is that 1t would be \'er v d1rric ult fo r pubhc school districts to l'Onti nue to meet their educational goals 1f they h ave t o tak~ on an a dded responsibility of a social goal.' said Sanchis "I'm also concerned about the costs tnvolved because Propos1· tion 13 has put restraints on public education .·· S a nc hi:. added. "From a practical point of view. parents want lo have the local community school concept and they have demonstrated th at throug hout California :· Sanch1s said. DR ROBERT PETERSON. Orange County Superintendent of Schools: "It won't solve the probl e m and. wi ll merel y transfe r the bad s ide effects beyond Los Ange les city school district boundaries. "ft 's a total societal problem. The dollars tha t would be spent on gasoline ought to be used to subsidiie a slow. careful pro- 2ram of relocation. ·· 1n addition. some type of bracero progra m ... that plus e nforcem ent of immi~ration law s would he lp keep the proble m from g r ea t er mushroomin~. STANLEY COREY. supcrin tendent. Irvine Unified School District : .. Our first responsibih ty is to get the < 1,000 page I re port and 5e<' what"s being rec ommended. If al reads as it has been interpreted so far. it would be met with wide resistanct.• .. A great many people have rom <' to communities like Irvine to get homes and schools they enjoy a nd tht.>y will resist ~.us•~g their kids out of t he area . said Corey Superior Court .Judge Phili p Schwab ruled late Monday th;.il Anaheim ott1cial~ COUIOn I ~LOP the alliance frnm cond ucting J 72 ho ur "public fast and pro tesl" of the Military Elect ronic:!- Expo today through Thurc;day at the Ana he im Convention Center "The judge ruled that o ur r~t and protest was constitutio.nally protected." J ean 8 e rnslem. o spokeswoma n for the group. said today. "We will be able Lo go Dem o n s tr a t o r s w e r e :$Cheduled to hold a press con. fe rence thts mormn~ t11 publicize the fast Jnd a s idewalk dem· onstrauon around the convention center The Alliance for Survival and several othe r groups also are sponsoring an Expo for Life at the Inn at tht' Park, a hotel adJa · cent lo the convention center. ~ oting Date Change Request Renewed Me mbers of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com m erce are renewtng their effort' 10 c ha nge Ne wpo r t Be &c h municipa l election dates. Chamber members v.a nt Cit) Council members to hold a h1•ar mg on their propos al to l·him~c· the April municipal elect1on dak to coincide with state wide Junt• priman cs T heir cause got a boost last week when voters in lrvin1• passed a measure to do JUSl that with that city•s mumc1pal eleC' Lions. The measun• passed by a margin of more than two to one C hamber preside nt Rud' Baron earlier this year asked Newport counC'ilmen to hold u bearing on the subJect. but <:oun cilmen ordered his request fi led Chamber officials say they thi nk c ity e l<'c l1on<-w ou ld benefit by the h1~her turnout «JI v o t e r s t h a n o c (. u r !> 1 n a s tatewide election City council members . 1n dis cussing the prop0s al las t :.um mer. nott.'d that s uch a mo\.C' would reqUJre a change in the city's charter and that <'om bin· ing municipa l <Jnd !-tt atcw1de t•lect 1on~ wouldn 'l :.ave lht• t•1ty <i s ignificant sum of money Frottt Page A I SLIDE ... tling Monday with officials at the Federal Disaste r Association 1n San Francisco. The city is working with that f e d eral a gen cy to o btain e mergency funding to complete erosion and demolition work in the slide a rea But officials at the FDA to ld Laguna Beach Monday they want th<.' city to go out lo bid on plans lo dt>m~osh 21 hom es in Bluehircl C''1n v n and conduct erosion cnntml peralwns. ·Tm a hrtlt• an~ry at the lack of underst anm~ on the part or the FDA · Solomon said this morn i ng "We h ave an enormou~ ha1.ard oul there and we need to movt· fast " Fall is here in style at P.O.S.H. .. choose from our great selection of 100% serge blazers 1n wOOI serge nonnel and cosnmt:r~1 Colors. navy. hunter green & brown ,.... Gentlemen's Clothing Inspired by Tradition (PCHIH) 46 ~Oahlon Island. Nowport Beach (714) 640-8310 , • Lag una/South Coast Afte rnoon N.Y . S tocks r VOL 11, NO. 318, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES \. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBE R 14, 1978 TEN CENTS Man Battles Nature at Landslide LA Integratio n Orange Co unty Eyed in Plan LOS ANGELES IAP l /\ massive integ ration proi.:ram reaching into Ventur a . Orang(•, R1vers1de and San Bernardino <'Ount1es would be the best solu lion to desegregating the sprawl mg Los Angeles school district. a panel of t:.'xperts says. "Only a metropolita n ap· proach can provide long-term stability for school desegrega lion in the Los Angeles area." * * * 'No Way'; IAB~ing Idea Flayed By MICHAF.L PASKEVICH Ol I,_ O.lly Pi .. I SUlf Orange Coast s chool ad mmistrators responded with a collective "no way" today to a s uggestion that Los An~eles school dL>segregat1on efforts be moved south to include Orange County. A panel of eight experts ap. pointed by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly urged adoption Monday of a de - segregation plan that transcends school district boundaries and county lines. Told or the recommendation. local school district officials had these reactions today : J OH.'l NICOLL, superinten- dent. Newport Mesa Unified School Dlsln ct. "I am in com- plete opposition to the concept I know or no situation where ma n- datory bus ing has improved e ducation for kids. "What it !the recommenda- tion l seems to say is that the on- ly way to bring about a racial balance to the total population within schools is a combination o f 100 or more schools into a single attendance a rea," Nicoll added. GLENN HAR DY. deputy superintendent, Fountain Valley Elementary Dis trict : "Of course. we Wlll be opposing any such plan. I believe those who would have the power to create forced integration will look at the Los Angeles situation and be hes1- t ant to initiate any further chaos." DALE COOGAN, s upennteh d ent . Ocean View Elementary Dis trict <Huntington Beach 1 "Our community would react <Stt BUSING, Page A2> Cult Probe Unde r Attack NEW YORK CAP> -NBC of- ficials deny a published r eport that they dropped investigative report s into alleged ''brainwashing" activities or re- ligious secLc; because of pressure by those groups. . "NBC News has not been pressured by anyone l o drop work on this story.·· Lester Crystal, president of NBC News. said Monday. The New York Post said Mon- day that groups s u c h a s Syoaooo, the Church of Scien- tology and Hare Krishna used I •·fierce pressure tactics'· to Harvard Un1ver)\1ty 's Or Thomas Pett1~rt-w wrote 1n lhl' panel's report, wh1cb was sub m1ttcd Monday. St ate Superintendent of Public lnslruct1on Wilson Riles was al tending a meeting of s tate st'hool o((icers in Phoenix and was un available for comment today An assistant 1n Sacramento s aid neithef Riles nor his top aides had seen the report on the s o -called metropo litan de· s egregation plan The s o-called metro politan plan would mclude northern and central Orange County, eastern Ventura County and weste rn San Bernardino and Rivt>rs1de coun· ties. as well as most of Los Angeles County's 82 d1stricL-. Pettigrew. a specialist in race relations. was one of eight ex· perts appointe d by Superior Court Judge Paul Egly lo report on integration of the Lol.> Angeles Unified School District in timr for the school boa rd to at'l on its s uggestions by the end of this year. Last February, Egly gave the board a go.ahead to bus 62,000 students in the fourth throug h eighth grades. But he made 1t clear that he expected the pro g ram to be expanded. The experts filed e ight separate reports Monday with Egly, who must determine if the board is taking all "reasonable and feasible " steps t o de - segregate its schools. as ordered by the state Supreme Court in 1976. R ecomm endati o n of the melropohlan plan was based partly on a demographic report prepared by Or R ey nolds Farley of the Population Studies Center at the Un1 vers1ty of Michigan. Farley, another member of th e panel. projected that white e nrollment in the Angeles dis trict would drop from 34 percent last year to between 12 and 14 percent by 1987, making integra- tion within the dis trict a virtual impossibility. Those figures would be the sam e with or without "white night" from an integration plan, although the busing would ac- celerate the n ow of wh1tei. from the city to the suburbs, Farley said. Pettigrew and others advocat ed a metropolitan plan becaw.c it would "capture" all those families who moved out of dis trict boundaries. but w ere nevertheless s till in the Los Angeles area . "Refusal by the state and the Los Angeles area to embark on metropolitan solutions to the problem is tantamount to ap proving widespread. entrenched racial segregation of the area's public schools for the foreseea· ble future.'' Pettigrew con- cluded. "Effective metropolitan d eseg regation ca n be done 'reasonably and feasibly ' · · feasibly '" The concept of a met ropolitan plan is not new. About a dozen districts around Wilmington, Del.. were linked together for an integration program that started this ran. The experts also strongly s ug- gested that first-through-third graders and .Unth graders be in- <See MIXING, P age AZ> Marine Vletlm ·Rain Halt Averts Disaster ~· By STEVE MITCHELL OI tN 0.Uy PIMoC 5~ Con s truction cre ws and Laguna Beach city employees worked against an ever-rising wall of water in Bluebird Can· yon Mondaf night in a race. pit· ting man s pumps against nature's downpour. And it was only because the rains ceased at about 8 p.m .. of- ficials speculate. that a major disaste r was averted in the slide devastated area above Pacific Coast Highway. '·Another three feet of water and we would have had to evacuate• families below the slide area on Bluebird," said Police Chief Jon Sparks. About 75 r esidents in 25 homes along that stretch of Bluebird Canyon Road were warned earlier in the evening they m ig ht have to leave their homes Thos e h o m es fo rm th e southern boundary of the Oct. 2 landslide It destroyed 21 homes on the other side of Bluebird creek , and left a total of 50 families evacuated from their homes . Pumps were brought into the a rea shortly after rain began rallinJ! at 3·30 pm., and they were still pumping runoff onto Bluebird Canyon Drive this morning. T he October shde c rushed a s torm drain running underneath Oriole Drive. which traverses the creek bed. thus forming an unwanted dam. When the rains began Monday, they created a mini-lake on the east side of Oriole. which rose at a rate of an inch a minute "It just about reached the bot- tom of that treehouse when the rain s topped ." Chief Sparks said. pointing to a wooden struc- ture in a eucalyptus tree about 15 feet off the ground By this morning, the four pumps had removed much of the backed up water o.lly Pl ......... by Ilk-K-IH "If it r ains again. especially with the ground soaked like this. we can hang 1t up," Sparks s hrugged. "It's laking 10 times as much l ime to get it Cpumpedl out as it took for 1t to fill up," he said LANDSLIDE DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUSED WATER TO NEARLY REACH TREEHOUSE Pumps Had Reduced the Backed Up Water Today After Rain Stopped Clemente OK For Ranch Project Eyed By ANNE COOPER Ol IM O•llY Pl .. t St.Ill San Cl<'mcntc city councilmen will be asked W<'dnesday to give prcl1m1nary approval to a specific plan for d<'velopment of the 2.000-acre V1s beek Ranch. Wednesday's t'Ouncil meeting 1s scheduled to begin a t 7 30 p m . al City Ha l I. 100 Avl' Pres idio. The California (;overnme nt Code allows that local 1urisdir- tion m ay designate cer tain a reas Wlthjn their general plans to be covered by a s pecific plan. said Jim Lawson, city planning director. Nu-Wes t Development Corporation has drawn up a s pecific plan for the Visbeek Ranch . which details a 3,000· home residenUal development. The propos al includes neighborhood commercial de- velopment A portion of the property 1s 1n the city's proposed com merc1al-mdus tnal park. John Belda. project director <See RANCH, Page A2) Lion Country Safari Sold to Mesa Group By PIOLIP ROSMARIN Ol Ille O.lly Piiot Sl•ll Financially troubled Lion Country Safari has been sold, for $4 25 m1lhon. to :i Coi.ta Mesa real e state investor. pending ap· proval by stockholders and by the Irvine Company, lessor of the 317·acre animal park site Jack H Bennett. pres ident of Newport Investments lnc . and o ne-time part.owner of the Newport Dunes. said Tuesday he and several other private in· vestors will make a n initial pay m ent of $1 25 million for the park. The r emaining $3 million would be paid over 10 years . Bennett s aid he plans lo main- tain the animal park. and beef up a n entertainme nt section with the addition of amusement rides. a 380-spacc r<'creational vehicle park and ~ grass s lc1ing facility. Bas ically, Bennett said. he proposes to carry through ex· pans1on plans announced by Lion Country Safari Inc officers last September Among the rides planned are "the world's l argest water slide." and an alpine s led nde. Bennett said. Bennett said his inves tment company is not involved in lht:.' purchase. 'Tm bringing some partners in on the deal. but r don 't know who they will be yet." Bennett said. Closing o r the agreement. f o ll owing approval of shareholders, is scheduled for next April 30. Lion Country Safari Inc. stock. which i s traded over th e counter, enjoyed heavier than usual tradinJ! last week , (See SAFARI, Page AZ> Art F e stival Board Voting To Be Aired M eanwhilc Laguna Beach City Man ager Fred Solomon was bat- tling Monday with offic ials at the Federal Dis aster Association in San F'ranc1sco The city 1s working with that fed e ral a gen cy to obtain e m ergency funding to complete e ros ion and demolition work m the slide area But officials at the FDA told Laguna Beac h Mo nday they want the city to go out to bid on plans to demolis h 21 homes in Bluebird Canyon and conduct erosion control operation!> 'Tm a little angry at the lack of unders tanding on the part of the FDA." Solomon said this morning . "We have an enormous hazard out there and we need to move fast." The city already has hired a Santa Ana construction firm to install a s torm drain along <See SLIDE, Page A2) Coast Weath e r f force NBC to bait a planned re- port of such sects. j I PICK.EROO 1JME ) 2 Sought in Abduction The results or voting by the gene ral membership of the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts will be announced tonight at u meeting on the festival grounds, beginning at 8 p.m . Three seat s on the nine - member panel are being sought by two incumbents and three general members of the 2,000- m ember organization. Fair and warmer Wednesday. Colder tonight with lows ranging from low 30s inland Orange County to low 40s along the coast. Highs Wednesday70onland to 65 along the coast. Cha nceofrainzeroon Wed- nesday. I NSIDE TODA~ South Coait Repertory has o,,_ried it1 new Fourth Step Theater in Costa Me64 with a nostalgic blend of reality and fantcuy in a reprise produc- tion of "The Time of Your Li/e." See rttrlew. Page 88. J ~'!IV!!1!~ch~!!fo e nte r ~ tbe Dally Pt1ot 's Pigskin , Plckeroo football forecasting r contest -and lhere's no over- Ume. I You must best. predict the out· ' comes of 30 weekend football 1ames to win a t.elevl1ion set or radio from Dunlap Appliances in FouDt.aln Valley. DetaU. and an entry blank a.re pub ll1bed In tbe Da,ly Pilot ' aporU pa(ee h>day and tomor. \ row. , .. ' FBI agents mounted a search today for a red·halred woman, her male companion and a 20· year-old El Toro Marine cor- poral the two kidnapped at gun. point Monday during a Sl,000 robbery at tbe base. Civilian employee Vera RJchardson, 31, of Garden Grove, a1ao wu abducted. but was releued shortly alter the 1 p.m . robbery. Cpl. John Burgess or Charleston, W. Va.. ls still mtulng. omctats said. The redhead ls dHcribed by 0Hiclal1 as white, in her . 4 mtd-20I, 175 pounds and about five feet, two inches tall. She and a man commandeered the white military van carrying Burgess and Miss Richardson on a routine run from the Special Services office to a base Bank of America branch. officials said. The van r eportedly was &topped at an lntersection when the abductors forced lhelr way Into the vehicle Mi ss Richardson told authorities ahe managed to atru11le rree alter lhe bandiu lert her bound and gagged In the abandoned van at a Red HiU Avenue service station in Tustin. FBI officials said they believe the corporal still ls being held by the l wo abductors Asked about Identity of the suspects. Agent Fred Reagan said. "We have no Idea at th.ls time . We are just gelling the ln· vestlgaUon orr the ground · • Marine officials said the kid· nappers were able to escape the base unnoticed because the Special Services van l" a type or v~hlcle not stopped at the main gates. t Inc umbent membe rs Glenn Vedd e r and Emalle Schneeberger are seeking re. election for three.year ternui. Board member Bijan Bahar has Indicated he will not seek another term. Other conte nde r s Include Philip Freeman. Jack Kemp and F. David Young. Festival officials were busy counting the ballots this mom· l('g In preparation ror the 1eneral membership meetJna. ,,, btlell ' ' ,,z DAIL y PILOT use Services Held/or C. Riddle ,.·unt•ro1I «'n H't'' ~t·n· ron dut>tt>d tod.a.) for lonai lime laaun.t Rt>1.1t·h rt·Mdt>nt C-ortJ R 1ddh-, ""lrt• o f fcu mn ..\1 t C11lony m ttyor Jt"a .. w Rtddl1· Mr.., Ktddlt· d1'"'' ~unda)' .,., Sout h C'onsl Mt•dteit l ('~nter a fter i.ulf1•11~ •' hcJrt .. u at·ll on u l'tl' bu~ lai<l month • h wu ~1 11.·r 1111,h.1111! "''' ni.t \llf or l .i..:unJ H1•J1 h lwm l 'l~oe> until 19t>2 .. ind ~·rq·•I l'-'u 111u1t• \'car-. .ii. 11 coun<'1I nwmtx-r M r ~ Rtc..1111" 11• 1\t·~ t\\11 d..iu~h11•r-. I ort un.• M tlll•r 11r S.i n M .H , .. ,,~ .iml l a rnlt nt' Run nt'I b llf Pltl m ~pr 1n1ti-~hl" abo h •a\t'I> Ill ~lbll'I l'lart• Glt!lilll£ or l o:. An~t>lt" Trh.' R1dJlt·~ 'o\t'f• ni.irnt-d 1n W4:! Mr' Rtddlc lt.>4""' ~1~ ~rand eh1ldren and hv~ gre•l gr ;.mdduldn•n a:. .1 rt'~ull ,,r an t>~rht'r lllJrn,1.:,· ·~rVl('\'I> Wt'll' l'OndUC'lt·d dl P.H"t fit: Vil'"" McmonJI ('hapd in Nt-w1.ort lkat•h by Rt.>v Rrun· Kurrll· of lh1• Prt·~bvtt.•riJn Churt·h or lht• l'oH•nJnr 1n Costa Mesa Tht' txKtv "'ui. cn·mJt~ Thl' fami ly h:J l> l>UIO:o:i.lt.-d tribukl> 111 thl' form of ctunalton.,, 10 thl· lh•.111 Fund Girl Beaten In Clemente Rape Attempt An 18-year·old Dana Point gu l told San Clemente police Mon- day t hat she was beaten in a San Clemente apartment by a man who tncd to rape her PolH·e w<'re summoned to South Coast Medical Center in ~uth Laguna al 4 30 p.m. Mon day The girl had gone to the hospital emPrgency room ror trealmcnt followin~ the alleged beating and rape attempt. Police 1nvcstig1.1tor Lt. Pete Goodwin snid the girl was under sedation and couldn't lell polict• officers J hout the attack madl· on her She was scheduled to met•! <1ga1n today with dclc:c llVC!, Verdict Seen -Inspiration BUFFA LO. Minn IAPl Folk singer Dean Reed, one or 19 power line opr.ionents acquitted of trespassing in a case that beca me an mternational affair. says the verdict will inspire othl•rs to protest social inJustice ··1 lhmk th1!> was a very 1m port ant \'t:rdirt hecause of t he 1nternat10mtl s uppor t we re- ceived here." l>Rid tht' 40-year· old Ret..'<I . ··others will gain in· s pi ration from what happened in lbis courtroom ... Fr..aPageAI SAFARI ••• r1n1shtn1?. up three-eighth:. at JW.t under S2 a share. T here wert: 39.700 shares traded On Monday. 9.600 share:. wen· traded. and the stork ended down one·s1xteenth. Local i.to<.•kbrokers. however. said lhc sale of tht· Laguna Hilb w1 ldlifr presc•rvt.• hall had hllle r£'a l crrcct on the com pany stock Lion Country officers an nounccd an impend ing sale a ~~ar ago. to Slahl-Lacal. a N~w York investment group. but th~ arrangPment fcll throujlh. T he compa ny. whi ch onN' owned several C1nimal pa rks, re- ported a defi cit of $6.5 million n ·cently. company controlle r Renate Graf said. The local park's defi <'it 1s about $1.5 milhon. 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The work was hanging on the wall near the front entrance to the gallery when it was d is· covered m issing by gallery employees, said assistant direc· tor David Schiffman. Police investigators said today they have lifted ftngerprints from a reas near where the painting hung, and expect re suits of those tests by Wednes· d ay. T hl' 2R·by-l6 inch woodcut, en cased in a frame. is one of only JO prints known to be 1n ex istcnee. Sthiffman said. And, he added, it IS the only pnnl n( the cathedral that 1s currcnlly on the m arket The print 1s not numbered. because Es<'hcr seldom num. bt'rcd his woodcuts. Instead. he "ept records of their sale Lc.1 Catedrale Engloulle was com p leted in 1929 and was a tribute to Claude Dt.•bussy. who wroll' a musical work by the same name Gallery officials and pohce ask that anyone who might have seen someone walking from the gallery at about 6 p.m. Saturday with the artwork contact In· vestigator Ron Llster al 497 3311 extension 269. ~ Firms Looted In Clemente Two burglaries were reported Mo nday at d o wnto wn San Clemente busmesses. with losses at each of the fi r ms totaling about $500. Police said someone entered a rear window at the Continental Trailways orfices. 223 S. E l Camino Real, over the weekend and stole hand powe r tools and bedding valued al $500, Two chairs. a cocktail tahle and two plantl>. valued at $550, were reported stolen from the In su r a n ce Agen c y of San Clemente . 116 W. Portal. Suite 101 Police said entry to the in· surance offi ces was made over the weekend. appatenlly by somc.-one using a key. f'rOMP~AJ RANCH PROJECT. • • for Nu·Wesl's San Clemente dr velopment. said the purpose of the specific plan ~uld be to win a lo ng-term comm itment from both the developer ana the l'ity to spt>cifics of a planned com munity The ranch. which currently lies in cattle-grazing open space, 1s located In the hilly hinterland of the city. runmng south from Avenida Pico to the San Diego County line. The specific plan. prepared for Nu-West by The Planning Center, with offices in Newport Beach. details four centcn; of developmenl on the ranch Two, thirds of the acreage would be left in open space, if th~ specific pla n is adopted by the city Development proposed in the plan would cent.er around a high· density commercia l and adult residential area at the north end of the property. just south or Avenida Pico. The proposed commercitt l industrial pttrk is located across Avenida Pico t.o the north. Scattered hillside ranch lots of one to five acres are propoeed for a central portion of the ranch. Two single family proJ· ects and a luxury townhouse de· velopment are planned alone an e"Xtenslon of the city's Avenida San Pablo. Housing prices ranging from $50.000 to $400,000 have been pro· jected for the ronch develop· ment, which Nu· West has dubbed "Rancho San Clemente." Belda, of Nu.Wat. Hid oaly the ranch lot..s and the luxury townhC>UNS will be vlaib1c from already developed areas of San Clemente. He sajd most or the development waa planned Oft ,. property out of sight of the city. in orctcr to protect view:. of established resident::.. Planrung director Lawson said th<.1t the City Council will be asked Wednesday only to ap- prove the concept of a specific plan ror Rancho San Clemente Public hearings at both the planning commission and roun· c1l levels would be required before a specific plan could be adopted. he t>aid. · Dana Girl, 7, Dies After Bike Accident Orange County coroner 's or- ft r ia ls said todtty a 7 year-0ld Dana Point girl died from head inj uries suffered in a bicycle acci· dent last week. "\ Stephanie D. Herckt, of 3.1161 Seabright Drive, died Saturday in Mi ssion C omm unit y HosplteJ 's Intensive care unit. The coroner 's offi ce performed an aulOPIY on the young girl Sunday. She waa injured in a fall from htr bike near her Dana Point home Nov 7. Wttnessee said she was riding the bike rapidly on the 1ldewallt when ahe lost control and the blcy· cle nipped over several times. tb row Lill her to the I round. FuneraJ services are pending. .. c ,,.._ P.llffe A J SUDE •.. Bluebird Canyon, a nd Solomon s~1d he'd like touaetheumefirm Lo do the demolUon and aradina necell~ to prevent earth lou and potlibl• ruture landslides in the area thia winter. "They !the FDA) felt they wanlt..'d us to ao out t.o bid for the t.•rosion control work. but you can't do that In a s ix or seven· day period." Solomon said. "We want to grab a contractor -and we have ooo In Sukut Construe· lion Company -and go on a flat tee to get the work done." lie said Monday's storm "just proves the deadline we're up aga tnst. Another few hours and our geologists advised us we'd have to evacuate those people on Blue bird downhill from the slide. Solomon said he would be in contact with Federal Disaster Assistance officials in San Fran- cisco today t.o ··see if we can talk with them some more about th1.s situation. I don't see how we can waste the time or going out to bid on a project when the winte r rai ns have aJre ady begun." Chief Spa rks said it would take three days for Oriole Drive lo dry enough for work to continue on the storm drain. "Then it 's another four or five days until they 've got it in." he said "That means we need eight days w1tboul rain. "ft doesn't look good. does it.'" ht? said. shaking his he ad. Viejo Woman Sued in Teen's Death in Fire A Mission Viejo woman was accused in a lawsuit filed Mon· day of ta1cing a 17-year-old boy to bed for sexual purposes after supplying him with liquor and then failing to pull the allegedly drunke n youth from the bed when it caught fire. Debra Freeman. 21. of 25346 Via Viejo. is a ccused in the Ora nge County Superior Court action of the wrongful death of Donald Andrew Dove, 23355 Via Ronda. Her parents. James Edward and Diana Kay Lane, of tbat ad· dress. a r e name d a s CO· defendants. The dead youth's mother. Frances Dove Kuzia, alleges that Mi ss Free man wa s celebrating her 21st birthday Sept. 5 when she supplied liquor to the victim to the extent that he became drunk. · The lawsuit claims that the victim 's blood alcohol level registered 0.13 at the time of his death. 'The level at which a person is regarded as being drunk is0.10. Mrs. Kuzia claims that Miss Freeman then took her son to bed for sexual purposes and abandoned him when the bed· ding caught fire. Dove died 1n the fire. T he bedroom fire spread and caosed substantial damage to the Lane home. The plaintiff states that the Lanes must sha re responsibility for her son's death stnce they al · legedly were negligent by failing to supervise Miss Freeman's ac· tivitics in the famil y home. Mrs. Kuzia asks that the trial court determine the amount of damage'i she should be awarded for the aUef'{ed wrongful death of her son Leasing Opposed SAN FRANCISCO <A P l Directors of t he Sierra Club have gone on record opposing the federal leasing of oil and gas lands m scemc and wildernel:>S areas Laguna I••-:_ Survey Urged On Stop Signs Stop signs are re com mended at nearly 30 interse ctions In Laguna Beach, but city coun- cilmea would Hite to get opinions from residents on placement of the red and white tramc signs before giving final approval for their installation. Stop signs have been request ed at the following intersections with Hillc re st Drive : Vie jo Street, Ca,jon Street, Chiquita Street. Cajon Terrace. La Brea Three Escape Injuries in Dana Crash Three people escaped sen ous inj ury Monday afternoon when a c a r crossed into South Coast Highway's southbound lanel.. colliding head on with another car in Dana Point. A California llighway Patrol spokesman said' Janet Morale!., 31 , of 34111 La Serena Drive in Dana Point. apparently crossed over the center line and struck a ca r driven by Joyce Hanson. 47. o( 606 CaJle del Cerrito in San Clemente. A car driven by Dale Schoof, 33. of 34504 Via Verde i n Capistrano Beach, slammed into the rear of Mrs. Hanson's vehi- cle following the initial collision, the CHP spokesman said. Mrs . Morales a nd Mr~. Hanson were treated and re· leased from San Cle m e nte General Hospital folloWlng the 5:20 p.m. collision Schoor was trl.'a ted at the scene Gems Taken In Laguna Thieves e ntered a Lagune1 Beach woman's home through an ilnlocked sliding glass door som etime over the weekend . taking $2,400 in jewelry from a bedroom. Linda Dangelo. 34. of 1000 La Mirada St .. told police she re- turned home Saturday and found the jewelry. ancluding gold rings, a watch. pearls and other valuables missing. In a second weekend burglary. John Howensteing. 29, of 2595 Kilo Way reported the theft or his $350 color television set There were no signs of forced entry to the home. police said. Reagan Hai/A Nixon Advice NEW IBERIA. La. <APl Former President Richard Nix· on has valuable foreign and domestic advice. and President Carter should listen to it. Ronald Reagan says. Reagan. considered a possible candidate for president in 1980. said Nixon's advice "would be valuable to anyone .·· But Reagan said Nixo n should not become a spokesman fo r the Republican Party. "It ·s questiona ble whe ther that would be helpful .'• he told r eporters Monday at a news con ference before speaking to the New Iberia Cha mber of Com merce Street . f'a1rvie w S treet. Pinecrest Street. Intersections studied off Tem- ple Terrace Way include Olik Street , Anita Street, Brooks Street and Seaview Street. Those intersecting with High Drive inc lude Myrtle Street . Locust Street. Jasmine Street. tlo lly Street. As t er Street, Linde n Street. Fro m Park Avenue, stop signs are planned at Reed Street. Through Street 3nd Catalina Street. Other inte rsections include Myrtle Street at Chff Drive. Jasmine Street at Cliff, Chillon Way at ?.ell Drive, Bern Drive at Park Avenue. St. Ann 's Drive at Ca talina Street. Moss Street at Glenneyre. Acapulco Street at Altsos Street and Manzanita Drive at Skyline Drive. Those who Object to stop signs at a ny of these locations are asked to call the Municipal Services Department at city hall at 497-3311 before N«tv 21. Fr .. ra~Al "' BUSING •.. negatively. I honestly don't think it has anything to do wit.h racism or mixing students. The real problem is having your kids go where you don 't know the teachers or can effectively com- municate with the schools ." JAKE ABBOTT. superinten- dent. Huntington Beach Union lligh School District: "It would never wori<. Every time there 1s a socia l issue they're saying ·give it to the schools and they'll ha ndle it · And thl!n people tum a round a nd say. ·you 're not teaching the kids to read and write.··· All school district officials contarted today said they fe ar further loss of local control over their districts if a so-ca lled metropolitan desegregation pro- gram is implemented. * * * Fr..,Pa,,eAJ MIXING ••• eluded in the plan next fall because studies show the lower g r a des are most important toward successful integration of a school system and also are most easily integrated. Stab Death 'Accident' J UNCTION CITY. Kan, <AP> -The death of a Junction City man stabbed in the heart when his wife struck him with a purse containing a butcher knife has been mled accidental. Johnnie Robinson. 45. was pronounced dead at Geary C o mmunity Hospital. An autopsy re- port Monday said the knife penetrated his heart. "From all indications it appears to be strictly ac- cidental. .. said pol ice Lt. Fred Uhrig. The woman said s he carried Lhe kn1fe beca use she was afra1d of being mugged Foll is here in style at P.O.S.H .... choose from our great selection of 100% s01'ge blazers In wOOI serge. flannel and cashmere! ,.... Genttemen'• aothing Inspired bv Tradition (PCW+) Colors: navy. hunter green & brown 46 Fashion lslond. Newpoo Beech (714) 640-8310 '.~ I 7 i ' • ' t • Orange ·~Oast l: DI t I 0 N Today's Closing N. \'. Stoeks .a VOL. 71, NO 3 18, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1978 N TEN CENTS \ Hotel Rejected Newport Cites Traffic in 5-2 Vote· By JOA N•: RKVNOI O..' °' t ... C>.ff, ,., ... '~ti Nt"4port Rt'Jl'h Cit-. t'o~m 11 m em bt•rs rt•H·r::.l'1om·no. Mom.t.H .ind tt' Je<'led ti proix>s.il h~ lht• Pruden llal ln::.uranct• CompJO\ to hu1ld a SOO room holl•I 1n ~''"'port Center T he dec1s1on t'IHnt• on a 5 2 vote with council mt•mbers Don M<'l nnis and Jal'kll' llt-.Jthcr d1i. sent mg Planning romm1s:-.1<111t'rs had re1ected the 1n:-.ur.tn1·l· t·um pan\ ' pl.in'> to bu1lct ,1 :!:! ::.tor)' 11H1<·t· hrnlrhn.: ot·xt to tht• hukl c'n 3 ... 1tt-:u Santa ('r Ut ;end ~t"4 port Ct•ntt.'r dnvt•i. M ond .. ~. ctunng a prt''>l'ntatlon of l'OlllVUll) µIan-. bl-fort• tht· ('1 t Council. Prud1•nt1al .1tlor llt') Ro~rt Wheeler i.d1d tht.' firm \\Ould reduce the 450,000 s<1uure foot offict' strurtun· to 310 000 ::.quare fet-t That w11uld produn~ a 16 to 18 story structun• But tht• m<•1or1ly of t•num·1I mt•mbt'r~ Wt•rt• 11111mµn·s::.cd ~1th lhe offl'r LA Integration M .nor Pllul Rycko ff who .1::.k1·d 1.•ourH·tlml·n to review c·omm1ss1on approval of the hott•I portion of tht' project, re· 1walt·dl)' told Prudential of· h c1ab that thl•1r project didn't mt>l'l the standards of the city's trarf1t· 1>hasing ordinance But Whe€'lt>r contended that interprt>tallon of the ordinance Hnd ust' of the term m 1ti~ation had recently been changed by the Cit y Council. Four coundlrnen Ryckoff. 1Sce HOTEL, Page A2) Area Busing Eyed LOS ANGELES 1AP 1 A massive 1nt€'grat1on program reaching into Vt'nlura. Oran~C' R1 vers1de anc1 San Rl•rnardmo <'Ount1t.':> would ht> the heM solu lion to desegregat mg t hl• sprnwl ing Los Angeli's l>l'hool d1stnct. ll pant•I of experts s<1ys State Supenntendent of Pubhc Instruction Wilson R11t-s was at tending a meeting of :-.tdtc sch1'lOI officers in PhO(·nix and "a!> un a\'a1lable for <'Om ment today An ass istant in SaC'raml'nto s aid neither Rile::. nor his top aides had Sl't·n the report on the so-cal led metr o politan dl·· segregation plan "Only a m t'tropolltan ap proach can prov1dl' long-term stability for school descgn.•ga lion in the Lo:. Ang<'les area." Har vard Univt'.'rs1tv 's D r . J Thomas Pettigrew wroie 1n the J panel's report. wh1C'h was i.ub l milted Monday. The so·callcd metropolitan plan would indude northl'rn and central Orange County. caskrn Ventura Cou.ntv and WC'slern San Bernardino and Ri vers ide coun· tws. as v.C'll as most of Lo~ ; • I. • f • I ' ' I Board Meet Tonight Newport w Fight Airport Jet Tests Newport Bea<'h city ofhc1als plan to appear at tonight'!> coun ty Airport Comm1ss1on hcanng to oppose a propo!)t·d t est of lhree·engrne Jl•t !> al Orcinge County Airport Corn m1ss1oners. who meet al 7 p.m . at 1300 S. Grand Ave .. San· ta Ana. will discuss a proposal filed by llught•s Airw1•st to run a six-month test of tht• Hoeing 727 at the airport. Airwest C'urrcntly us es the two-engine DC ·9. A1rltne of- fi cials believe the Boeing 727 is a quieter craft It can car ry more passengers than the DC-9. Ofricials from the air hne told coun cilmen that. contrary to their appltcation to the county, they don't plan lo start the tests next month Mike Murphy. spokesman for A1rwest. insisted the test~ would nol begin u.nt.JI the county had installed new noise momtor1n~ system s to track the noise 1mpa<:t of the larger aircraft. C'ity councilmen said they would oppose the test even with an adequate monitoring system T ht.'y said the 727 1s an "old technology" jet and they don't want t he county to lift the 95.000·pound weighy ltmit the 727 weighs about 160.000 f)Ounds unless it's for a "nt>w technology" jet. Councilman Don Mcinnis said the 727 is considered a quiet Jet only because the engine 1s packed with sound absorbing m aterial. He said he wants the county to m aintain its existing weight limits until a t echnologicall y quieter jet. such as Boeing's 757, 1s available in the next decade. Newport's Council Votes Noise Pact I n a s plit vote Monday, N ewport Beach City Council m e mber s &ppr oved a p act aim ed al resolving differences with the county over noise pro- duced by Jet planes Oying out of Orange County Airport. County supervisors are to dis· cuss ratification of the agree· ment Wednesday. r The Newport coun cil vote was 5-1 with Councilman Paul Hum- mel dissenting on the grounds <See NOISE, Page A2) Council Action In action Monday night. the Newport Be ach City Coun· cil: AIRPORT: Approved a 15-point pact aimed al resolv· Ing the d.ispul.e with county ofCiciaJs ovt:r airport noise. PllUDENTIAL: Denied revised plans by the Pruden- tial Insurance Co. to build a 500-room hotel and a 16-story omce building in Newport Center. BLUFFS: Killed a proposed ordinance that would restr1ct building on bluffs In already s ubdivided and built up neighborhoods and continued action on an ordinance controlU.ng bluff developme nt In undeveloped areas. PARKING: P ut off conside ration of the Central Newport Parking Study until December to give local busi- nessmen and residents a chance to comment on the pro· posal. AMBULANCE RATES: Approved rate increases of up to 100 percent ror Seal's and Schaefer's ambulance com· panies. DENSITY: Ordered planning commissionert to ngu~ out tht uJUmate size of the city's road syste m and then to fl1ure out exacUy how much Mure building density could be accommodated by those roads. ' Angeles County's 82 d1stncts. Pettigrew. a speciahst tn race relatio ns. was one of eight ex- perts <1ppornted by Superior Court Jud).!C! Paul Egly to report on ante~rahon of the Los Angeles Unified School 01s lrn:t 1n Lime for the school board to act on its s uggestions by the end of th1s year Last February, Egly gave the board a go-ahead to bus 62,000 students in the rourth through .c1fc?hth grades. But he made it c lear that he expected the pro- <See MIXING, P age A2> * * * Coast's Reaction: 'No Way' By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of tho ~Uy Pilot Sl.tlf O r ange Coast sc hool ad· m1nt!>trators responded with a collective "no wuy" today to a suggestion that Los Angeles school desegreg ation efforts be moved south lo inc lude Orange County. A panel of eight experts ap- pointed by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly urged adoptio n Monday o f a d e · segregation plan that transcends school district boundaries and county lines. Told of the recommendation. local school dis trict officials had these reactions today . JOHN NICOLL. superinten- d ent. Newport ·Mes a Uniried School District · "I a m m com· plete oppos1t1on to the concept. I know of no s1tuat1on where man· datory busing has improved education for kids "What it <the recommenda· t1on l seems lo say is that the on· ly way to bring about a racial balance to the total population within schools 1s a combination of 100 or more schools into a single attendance area," Nicoll <1dded . GLENN ll AkDY , d e puty superinte ndent. Fountain Valley E l e m e ntar y Dis tri ct: "Of course. we will be o pposing any s uch pla n. I believe those who would ha ve the power to create forced integration will look at the Los Angeles situation and be hesi- la n t lo initiate a ny f urthe r chaos ... DALE COOGAN . s uperinten- dent. Ocean View E lementary District ! Huntington Beach i · "Our community would react negatively. I honestly don't think il has anything to do with racism or mixlns students. The r eal problem is having your kids go wher e you don't know the teachers or can effectively com· munlcate with the schools ... JAKE ABBOTT. s uperlnten· (See BUSING, Pa'e A2) Newport Apartment Looted by Thief A burglar, possibly armed with a pus key. ransacked a Newport man's a partment Mon· day, taking cash and jewelry valued a t $3,886, according to police. Andrew Clark o r Park Newport, told police he was out of his apartment Crom 8 a. m . to 1:20 p.m. and discovered the break-In wbe:o be returned. . ·-·-· ...... . ( o.lly __ ..,.~·- LANDSUOE DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUSED WATER TO HEARL Y REACH TREEHOUSE Pumps Had Reduced the Becked Up Water Toti• J After Rein Stopped Work Crews Fight N at11re Dismter A1X>ided at Landslide Site By ST EVE MITCHE LL Of tho O••ty Piiot SUll Constru ct io n c·rt:ws a n d Laguna Beach city employees worked against an ever·n s1ng wall of water in Bluebird Can· yon Mondar mg ht in a race p1l· ting m an s pumps agatnst nature's downpour And 1t was only because the r ains ceased at about 8 p m . of fic1als speculate. that a ma}Or disaster was averted in the s hde devastated area above Pacifi c Coast Highway .. Another three f<oet of water a nd we would hav<.' had to evacuate famal icc; below the s lide area on Blu1•bird ." said Police Chief Jon Sparks About * * * 75 residents in 25 homes alon~ that stretch of Bluebird Canyon Road were warned earlier tn the even ing they might have to leave their homes Those h o m es form th e southern boundary of the Oct 2 landslide . It destroyed 21 homes on the other side of Bluebird creek. and left a total of 50 families evacuated from their homes. Pumps were brought rnto the area s hortly after rain bega n Callin~ at 3:30 p m . and they were still pum ping runoff onto Bluebird Canyon Drive this morning. The October slide c rushed a storm drain runnjng underneath * * * Some County Areas Due Frost Tonighl By JACKJE KVMAN Of ,,_ ~lly Pllo4 Sl.tlf The National Weather Ser vice has some good news and some bad news for tonight the chance of rain ts near iero, but there's a danger of frost. especially in in· land Orange County areas. Along the coast. tonight 's low temperatures should be between 40 to 45 degrees. a s pokesman s aid, but may dip into the 30s in • other parts of the county. Wednesday s hould be clear PICKEROO TIME RUNNING our It's your last chance to ente r the Dally Pi lo t 's Pigs kin Plckeroo football forecasting conte11t -and there's no over- time. You must best predict the Out· com es of 30 weekend rootbali games to win a television set or radio from Dunlap Appliances in Fountain Valley. Details and an entr y blank a.re published in the Dally Pilot sports pages today and tomor- row. \ a nd slightly warmer, with highs 65 to 70 degrees. and rair and warmer is the forecast for T hursday. Clearing is expected tonight except for patchy dense fog. the spokesman said. The rain that dampened the Veterans· Day weekend ended Monday night, but weathe r re- corders were just getting the final figures together today. At t he Los Angeles Civic Center .2 of an inch was re · corded for 1'Monday. with the weekend total at .75 of a n inch. Season -to-d ate (the season began July 1) at that location Is 1.4 inches, compared to a n average season.to-date of 1.27 inches. the National Weather Service spokesman said. Totals along the Orange Coast were somewhat higher . In Santa Ana, the Orange County Flood Control District reported a Monday r eading or .63 or an inch and a weekend tota l of l."4 inch , bringing the season to 2.65 inc hes, compared to an average sea.son-to·date of 1.23 Inches. Rai n watche r J . Sherman <SM FROST, Pase A2> Oriol<' Drive. which traverses the creek bed. thus rormmg an unwanh.-d dam When lht.' rams began Monday. they created a m1n1 lake on tht.' cast side or Oriole. which rose a l a rate or an 1nl'h a minute "It 1ust about reached the bot· tom of that trct'house whe n the rain stopped.· Chief Sparks said. pomtmg to a wooden struc· lure 1n a eucalyptus tree about 15 f cl off the ground B~ lh1s m ornin~. t he four pumps had r<.'movt•d much of the backed up water "IC 1t rams again. especially with the ground soaked like th1::.. we ran hang 11 up, .. Sparks shrugged. "It's laking 10 times as much time lo get it (pumped l out as it took ror 1t to fill up,'' he :.aid . Meanwhile Laguna Beach City Ma naJ?er F'rf'd Solomon was bal· (See SLIDE, Page A2 > \\'eather F air and w a rmer Wednesday. Colder tonight with lows ranging rrom low 30s inland Orange County to low 40s alon~ the coast. Highs Wednesday 70 inland to 65 a long the coa st. Chance of rain zero on Wednesday. INSIDE TODA 't' South Coa&t Repertory has opened tu new Fourth Step Theater in Costa Me30 wrth a nostalgic blend of reality and fantasy in a repnse produc· tlon o/ "TM Time of Your Life." See review, Page H8 . ladex ' • .42 DAILY PILOT N f'ro• Pa~ .. t I NOi E ... thul ru1lure of the county to .ip p rtH t• thl' o~rl'l'ment "'ould makt! ~ c<>unc1l lwk .. lup1d." Counr1lman Don tnuu ab .. 1.111w1I 'Alth hlllt• •·~phmatlon 11th1·r th.111 lh1· rumn11•nt lh.lt l dnn t 1h1 11I.. th1' " lht• wH'Y to ~II But tht ml'd'IHl'' 'up1>e11\t1r~ ·~ h(I ll\h'nt-<I tc• "'°"' th1111 .. n hour of t 11111t10n11I tt•,t1monv (1om rt''IHknt& ungrv about .uq1ort ·~••M~'· t•ijlll'tl st tht"lr bt• I ~hot Cou1w1lm11n Don Mdnn1s ht•lpt' ·, i-t..irr Mdnr11:0. i..1111 Thi' " th1 oh vt• brun1·h ....,,. 1 ,. KOlll~ to 1)fft!r to lhl' 1'\1w1l\ Wt•,,. tr1t-d tht• dub bt'fort• und "'·'> tw "'" II hJVt' to tn 1t .tt:Jan, but ttu' m,1y bt• u tM.•ttt•1 'Alia to &ohl' our p rohlt>tnb .. M Un) or lht' rt•,•<1«-nh v.ho k:.tafu-d cbd11 t :1hJtt-th11t \lt'w ,111d tlt'llldlltlL>d lhut cit) off1 c1ab takf' Jt'llon to force lht• l'Ounl) to 1:urta1I Jt"t fliKhh 11ut of th.: i.llrport Om• woman. Junt.• Courtney wept ab sht' plc.111\'<1 fur an t'nd to Jt.'l operat1oru. at tht.> .urport ··1·m a:.kmg you Ub a 'Alft-.tnd .1 mothc>1 . · sht' -..1hh••d · 1 want you to prok<'l Clur t•h1 ldren Do YOU h<IV\.' lO "'all for i>Offi(> or them to ht' k11lt.•d lx'fon· you movt• 1tht• airport • out or lht· ('OUnt) ''" Mrs lleatht.'r opened the hear m g by remmdin~ res1denlb lhal council mem~r., arc united 1n lhe1r desire t., force reduchon or airport no1st' and she urged the m a ll to attend m eetings tonig ht and Wednesday mom· mg T o night's meeting or lht: Airport Comm1ss1on includes a pubhc heanng on a propobal by Hughes A.lrwcst to test a use or the Boeing 1'1:1 al the airport for six m onths W ednesd ay, the Board of Supervisors will r eview the agr eement rat1fted by coun c1l m en Mo nday night. The agreement. described by Mcinnis as a n agreement to ag ree. calls for an end lo city op· position to improvements to the airport facilities in exchange for some guarantees on noise reduc· !Jon FROST .•. Denny of Huntington Beach re· ported . 76 of an inch for Monday and a total of I 17 inches s ince Friday. bringing the season to 2.79 inches. The Orcinge County Ha rbor Patrol at Nt·wport Keach rt' corded 79 of an inch for the 'A-t.'1·k1·nd ;md a !>Ca!>on total or 3 H IO('hc•, , Tht.· Moulton Niguel Tre1.11 m1•nt PIJnl Jt Laguna Niguel h<.icl :.rn l'Vt.'n higher !>cci:.on total 3 53 1nc·ht•!> with a wt:ekend reading of 1 ''1 inches And lht• h1 ghl·sl season total of .II I ""a:. rcµorted <1t Orange Coa~t College· in Costa Mei.a , wh<:rc I 71 1nl·hcs of rain over l h t' w t· t' k t· n d h o o s t e d L h c heason·s wt·lm.•ss to 4 12 inches. La::.I year. OCC had recordt-d OO· ly I 86 mche!> by Nov 14 f'ro111 Page A J SLIDE •.• thng Monday with o rf1 r1al!> at the Jo'cdcral 01!.<sblcr l\:.boc1at1on in San Fr.1nr1~co Thi• t•1ty lb working with that federal agl'ncy to obtain (•mt•rgt'Ol'\ funding to c<1mµlcte c ro:.rnn <1nd <kmollt1on wo rk in I he h hck <ir e a tiut offir1ab :it the· FD/\ told La gun<1 Bc•ach Monda> they wont lht• city lo go 0 111 to bid on pl<1ns 111 <kmohsh 21 home-!. in Blueh1rd C.1 nyon <•nd condu(·t t.•ros11111 control OJX•r:.ition:. "I'm :1 htllt• <1ngry al the lack of und1•r,tan<i1r1g c111 lht· pan t>f the I"[)/\," Solcirnon :.:IHI this m 11 r n 1 n g · · W 1• h a 11 c a n t•normouo, ha1.<ird out there and Wl' nl'l'(f tt) ffillVt' fC:ISl " ORAHOl COAST •· DAILY PILOT "" ,..,..~ ( .. •t>·•~·· 1.1 """ ..... t\ ...... t11.,. I II• N~,. ;•11 fl. ·tiff'••,._,,.-,, t"9 ftt .,._, (h' t .,_,~• "',..I ,., •• r •.., .,.,_.., r--.t1t."'"•'" tY~ •~ t ¥rl ,.., ' 1' · 1•1r •••If•, t " tri '" ,,,. 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Rent Policy Rule OK An ll"V\oo Company pollry lO <'h3rt!C' a hJl(ht'r f1r1't month's r "nt to apur1 Jt\t'nl lt·n~ntt. doo11 not violate h1'A pc:•rlutnmjj lo 11 le~al deJ'l(>8it kt''· tH'('or<11nK to Jn I rvuw <'th l1•1wl ovlruon Rutan nnd Tudw1 ttw lu w hrm t'mployt-.1 hy th ... t·lly , al!IO ti. ad\ 1stnf( the ('1t) C'oundl tht•t 1t ha'> th'' t•ulhorlly 1C 11 1·h 1i.1t11''> to 1•nl!l c·t :i n•11t t•ont1 ul 111 thnan1·1· to JbolL'ih the proC'tl<'t' Thl' In mt• l'omp.1ny hu~ lit-i•ll 1·h411rR1ng u11 .-c11lll1orlJI $1 I() l ll. tra rent for the rmsl month of h'nancy 1n llll 3.300 a partments m Irvine und Newport Beach iiince um; ('omp1my o(ft rials Sl\ld the 1W'>lll')' wni. !lt.,1rted when clean· ing dt'pot11t:. and other security h·t·~ w~·n· 11b1mdoned. Tht> add1t1onal first m onth's rt·nt 11> non refundable Tht· lrvtnt· Compa n y W&b t.'hJllt'Oto:t'tudent government al lT lrvmt.·. whtc h chareed that Newport Supports Creek-clewing Bid Memberh of tht· Nl'wport Beach City Council s ided with lht' Irvine Ranrh Water IJibtn l·t and county flood <'Ontrol offic1ab Monday m the battlt' over the Snn Diego Cret'k F lood <'Onlrol authorit1c11 huvt• been trying tu get a permit from the lJ S Arm) Co rps o r Enginet-rs to <•lem th1· channel of sill that has built up 111 recent years. T hey say the crel'k. which flows into the pper Newport Bay. 1s in danger of flooding because of the s1ltat1on. (( it does. it would Oood a n IRWD sewage treatment plant neC:ir the waterway. lhl• vegetation for 11urvival. Newport Beach's Mayor Pro Tern Ray Williams. a biology in- structor at Rio Hondo College, urged councilmen to s ide with the 1 H WD and Oood control dis· tnct in seeking the permit. William s said he believes the damage to the plants is insignifi· cant in contrast to the hazard posed to the IRWD pla nt and to the continuing siltation of the bay by m aterials that come down the creek Councilmen agreed to send a lette r to the Fish and Wildlife Service in s upport of the flood control project. the tompany policy vlolutes a !'ltat e law prohibiting non· n·fundablc depos1tR. The company responded by of· fering to refund the SI 10 extra rent to rull·lime students . The student council in turn condemned the Ir vine Company and contended that what was of- fered was a thinly veiled bribe to keep the students quiet Al a City Council meeting Oct 24. the students a sked coun· cilmen to intervene on behalf o r nonstudent renters a nd force the company to amend its policy across the board. Councilmen asked Rutan and Tucker for a legal opinion. and gave the Irvine Compa ny a week to dedde whether It voluntarily would revoke first month's rent cbarizes ... Last week. the company ad· v ised City Manager Wilham Woollett Jr of its intention to continue charging the higher rent for thl' first month of new apartment leases Daniel l.umkin. Irvine Com pany vice µresident for property mana geml'nt. rc<1ffirmcd the com pany's offer to waive the fee for students L amkin s aid the company also will seek. independently, a judicial derla ra tion about the legality of its policy The company contends. a nd the city attorney's ofhce agrec11. tha t the extra rent 1s not m · eluded in the proh1b1llons out hned by state law Hoving llp This view from the lOp of lht:· South Coa:.t Plaz<t Hotel shows construction progrL~'> on Prudential Building a t One Town Center Dnv<: m Cost;.1 :\I •::.a When completed next year . the 16-story to\\-er near the South Coast Repertory Theater and aero~~ Bn~tol Street South Coast Plaza will be one of Orange Count}' ~ largest office buildings. But the Corps. at the urging of the U .S. F ish a nd Wtldhfc Service. ha lted the project more than a year ago be<:ause 1t would wipe out the creek ~d plants and the arumals that depend on Lion Country Park Sold Fro• Page Al MIXING .•. gram to hi.• expandc-d Fro•Pa~AI HOTEL ... Wsta Mesa l~tor to Pay $4.25 Million T h e <' x p l' r t ' f 1 I e d l' 1 g h I :.cp;.i ralt' report~ Monday with .. :gly who must dt•lermrne 1f th(' boar d Ii> lakin~ all "reasonablt- ,1 n d r ~·as I h I(". s I l' r s l () d t· M'(:?rt',l!<tll' 1L<; schools. a:. ordered by the blC:I~ Supreme Court tn 1976 Ray Williams, P a ul Hummel and Don Strauss !>aid two weeks ago they don 't consider road improvements lo handle m ore cars to be mitigation. ''We'd like to know whethe r street improvements do or don't constitute mitigation," Wheeler said Ryckoff said deftn1llon of the term would be discussed al the Nov. 27 council meeting. Wheeler also protested that the company has lost $9 million in de lays on lhe hotel and office building project ~hill' a variety of reports, not rC"qu1red by law, hav<' been pn•pan-d al tht.• <:1ly ':-. request The C:ittornt·y furtht·r c·hurgcd that the figures used to calculate how many car tnps would ~ J?e ne rated by tenants or the of f1 ce building are 170 pc:rct•nl highe r than th<> ac:tual counts of trips made by tenants 10 the two other tenant-occupied high rises in the center . · But the handful of local rest· dents who testified against the . • proJecl s aid they fe ared the street congestion of office build- ing would generate and the de m a nd for more airport serv1ce1> that the hotel would gener ate. Strauss agreed with those rt.'!>I dents and natly ~lrl l'rut1ent1al proJel'l manaf,lcr ~ 1kc Lcw111, 1 don't think 1t bclon~11 in th111 City.•· Lewi~ s aid today his company 1s undendcd a:. to 1t~ next mOVl' "We arc unt'lec.r a!> lo tht• ex act f1ndtnl!S. :.o we wa nt to h:.tl'n to thl' tuix·i. of the hear1nf.l ;end rl'V ICW tht• minutes befon· Wt' mC:ike any announc\•mcnb ," ht• ~aid "Onl' thing 1:0. <·h·ar tht· t•111111 di has got t" dcc·i1k whi.11 m ilga tion 1s iso W(' t•;in all play the game by th\• llan1e set of rules." By PIDUP ROSMARIN Oft• O.tily Piiot Si.ti Financ ially t rouble d Lion Country Safari has been sold. for $4.2S m1lhon, to a Costa Mesa real estate investor, pending ap- proval by stockholders and by the Irvine Company, lessor of the 317-acre animal park site. Jack H. Bennett. president of Newport Investm ents Inc . and o ne tim e part-owner of the Newport Dunes. said Tuesday he and several other pri vale in· vestors will make an m1t1al pay m('nl or $1 25 million for the park. The remaining $3 million would be paid over 10 years_ Bennett said he plans to main- t ain the anim al park. and beef up a n e ntertainment section with the addition of amusement rides. a 380-spa ce recreational vehicle park and a grass skiing fac1htv, Basically. Bennett s aid. he proposes to carry through ex· pans ion plans a nnounced by Lion Country Saran Inc . officers last Sept.ember. Amon~ the ndes planned arc "the world's largest wate r shde." and an a lpine s led ride. Be nne tt said. Bennett t.atd his investment company it. not involved m the pur<'hase. 'Tm bringing some partners in on the deal, but I d on 't know who they will be yd." Rl'nnctt said. Closing ot the agreement, f ollowinl'\ approval of s hareholders, is scheduled for Fr .. P~AJ BUSING OPPOSED. • • dent, lfuntin"ton Ucach Uruon High Sehool 01~tncl. "It would never work. Every tune there 1s a sociul issue they're saying ·gave it to ttw schools and they'll handle 1t. · And then people tum oround and say. 'you 're not teaching lhl' kids t o rea<1 and write ·" All school district o fficials contacted today said they fear furthe r loss of local control over their dis trict s 1f a so·cull ed metropolilan desegregation pro· gram is implemented T he court-appointed experts claim that busing is the onJ y lorfg -range solution because of - high concentrallon or minority students in some districts, and a lack of minorities In otheri;. Robert Sancbh,s upe rl n · tendenl of the Lngunu Beach Unified School District, said he is uncertain If his dJstricl would be included in the metropollWn plan because o r Its distance from l..os Angeles. "My feeling is that It would be very difficult for public school districts to continue to m eet their educaUonaJ goals If they have to take on a n added r responsibility of a social goal.·· said Sanchis "I'm also concerned about th~ costs involved because Proposi· lion 13 hos put restraints on pu b lic.' education ." Sanc his added ··From a practrcal point or vie w , parents want to have lhe local community school concept and they have demonstrated that lhroughoul California," Sanchis said . DR. ROBERT PETERSON. Oran ge County Superintendent of Schools: "It won't solve the pro ble m and w i ll merely transfer the b ad side e ffects beyond Los Angeles city school district boundanea. "It's a total societa l problem. The dollars that would be spent on gasoline ought to be used to subsidize a stow, careful pro- gram or relocation. "In addition, some type of bracero proaram . . . that plus enforcement of lmmiicration laws would help keep the problem fro m greater mushroomlna. next April 30. Lion Country Safari Inc stock. whi c h 1:-. traded over the counte r. enjoyed heavier than u s ual tra d i ng l ast w eek , finishing up threc·eighths at just under S2 a share. There we re 39.700 shares traded. O n Monday. 9.600 shares we re traded. and the stock e nded down one-sixteenth Local stockbrokers. however. said the sale of the L<1guna Hills w1 ldllfe preserve hab h ad httlc re al effec t on the compa ny stock I.i on Country offH·1·r -. Jrl nounced an impe nding SJil' J ye<Ar ago. to Stahl LJcal, J "'cw York investment group. but the arrange ment fell through through. The company. which onct> owned several animal parks. re PQrted a deficit o f $6 5 m1lhon rc-cently, compa ny controller Renate Graf said. The local park's def1c1 t ,., about Sl.5 m1ll1on It •~ tht• !>Oh· remaining propertv of Lion Country Safari Inc Voting Date Change Request Renewed M e mbers of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com · merce are renewing their effort.-; to c h a'lge Newport Beach municipal election dates Chamber members want City Council members to hold a hear - ing on their proposa l lo cha nge the April municipal election date to coincide with s tatewide June primC:ines Their cause got a boost last week when voter!> 1 n I rvtnc passed a measure to do Just that with that city's municipal elec· lions The measure pass1..'<1 by a margin of more than two lo one. Ch amber president Rudy Baron earlier this year asked Newport councilme n to hold a hearing on the subject. but l'OUn cilmen ordered his request flied C hamber officials say they think city e lect1ono, would benefit by the higher turnt>ut ol voters than occurs 1n a s tate wide election City council member~. 1n dis cussing lhf' proPQSal last sum mer. noll'<i that ~uch a mo' t· would require a chanJ!(' in thc c1ty"s charter and thal rombin m g municipal and state"' 1d1: elections wouldn't s av<' thl' r1t~ a significant sum of monl'y Recomml·ndat1on of the m Ptropohtan plan ~a s based partly on a demographic report prt·pa red by Dr Reynolds Farley of the Population Studies Ct•ntl•t at the Un1ver s 1ly o r M1ch1gan. Action Due On Closing Of Schools Action t!. expected tomght on a proposal to close one or more c.>le mcntary ::.c hools in the Newport Mesa Unified School Distrir t be-cause of declining stu de nt e nrollment Bear Street. California, Mesa Verde and Victoria cleme nta n es 1n Costa Mesa a nd Eastbluff School in Nt'wport Bea.ch will ~ <'On s 1dercd for c losu re at tonight's rc-gulcir school board meeting Tht• ml'l'ttng hegins at 7 .30 p m al Costa :'rtt·~a City Council r hHmbers. 77 ra1r Dri\t! With tht· l''<C'l'Plton of Bear Strt•t•t wh11·h h<1 ., a c u rrent enrollment ol J22 studenlb, all the Sl'hoob b<·ini:: considered h;1 \l' enrollment!> of lc's than 300 :.tudt.•nlb Foll is here 1n style ot PO S.H .choose from our great selection of 100% serge blazers in wool serge flannel and cashmere! ,.. Genllemen\ Clottling Inspired by Trodttlon (PCWt) Colors navy, hunter green & b<own 46 FoshK>n Island. Newport Beoch (714) 640·8310 , ' • l ' Saddlehack Afte.-noon N.Y. Stoeks " ., t VOL. 71 , NO 318 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.4, 1978 TEN CENTS /--------------------------------------------~------~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ f Man Battles Nature at Landslide LA Integration Orange County • Eyed in Plan LOS ANGELES (Al' 1 A mass ive inte gratio n program reaching into Ventura , Orange, Riverside and San Be rna rdino counties would be the best solu lion to desegrt>gatin~ the sprawl· ing Los Angele:> school dis trict. a pa ne l of expert:. i-ays ··Only a m <'tropo lalan ap proach can provide lon~·tcrm st ability for srhool desegrega lion m the Los Angeles a rea," * * * 'No Way'; L4 Busing H arvard Un1 vers 1l y 's l>r Thom as Pettig rew wrolt• 1n the panel ·s report, which wu1o :o.ub m atted Monday St ate Supermte ndent of Public Ins truction Wilson Riles was al· te nding a meetinj! of state s t•hool officers in Phoenix and was un· available for comment today An assist ant in Sacramento s aid neithe r Riles nor his top a ides had seen the report on the s o-called m e t ropo l itan d e· segregation plan : Idea Flayed T he so-called metropolitan plan would inc lude northern a nd central Orange County. eastern Ventura County and western San Berna rdino a nd R1vcrs1de coun ties. as well as most of Los Angeles County's 82 distncL'i Pettigrew. a specialist in race relations, was OnC' Of C'li=:hl CX· perts appointed by Supe rior Court Judge Paul Egly to report on integration of the Los An~c·les Unified Sc·hool 01st nct in t1 rnl' fo r t he school board tn acl on its suggestions by thl' end of ttus year f l i I 7 t By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ol llW 0.lly Ptlot Sl•ll Or a nge Co a ~t s ch ool ad ministrators responded with a collccltve "no way" toda) to a s uggestio11 tha t Los Angeles school desegregation e fforts be move d south to include Orange County. A panel of e ight expe rts ap. pointed by Los Angeles Supenor Court Judge Pa ul E gly urged adoption Mo nday of a d e· segregation plan that transcends school district boundaries a nd county lines. Told of the r ecomme ndation, local school d istric t o rftcaals had these reactions today. JOHN NICOLL, supennten· d e nt . N ewport ·Me~a Unified School D1stnct : "I a m in com· ple te oppos1t1on to the concept I kno w of no s1luat1on whe r<' m an dato r y busin~ has improved education for kid!> "Wha l it Uhc recommenda · t1on l seems to s ay as that the on ly way to bring a bout a racial balance to the total populalion within schools 1s a combination or 100 or m o re schools into a s ingle attendance area," Na coll added . G LENN llARDY , de puty s uperintendent. Fo untain Valley EI Pm e ntary Dis tric t · "Of course. we will be OPPOS IOg any s uch plan I beheve those who would have the power Lo c reate forced integration will look al the Los Angeles situa tion and be hes1- ta nt to 1n1tia te any furth er chaos .. DALE COOGAN. superi nten· dent. Ocean V1r w Ele mentary Dis trict {Huntington Beach l : "Our community would re act negatively I ho ne stly do n 't think it has anything lo do with racis m or mixing stude nts. The <See BUSING. Page A2> Viejo Youth Park Named A 30-a cre park scheduled for development north or Lake Mis- sion Viejo for organized sports was named Mis sion Viejo Youth Activity Park Monday night. Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· vis ory Council members select· ed the name for the racility which also is lo serve as a rain· season rete ntion basin in case of a lOO·year flood. said Te d K eene, counc il chairman. Last Februa ry. Egly gave the board a go.ahead to bus 62.000 studenL'> in the fo urth thrOuli!h eighth sn-ades. But he made 1l clear that he expected the pro- gram to be expanded. Th e experts riled eight separate re ports Monday with Egly, who m ust dete rmine 1f the board is taking a ll "reasona ble and feasible" s te p s t o d e - segr egate its schools. as o rdered by the state Su prem e Court in 1976. R ecomm e n dat ion of t he m etropoh tan plan was based pa rtly on a demogrnph1c report p repar ed by Dr Reynolds Fa rley of the Population Studie s Cente r a t t he Ur11vcrs1ty o r M1ch1gan F a rley, a nother m ember of the panel. projected that white enrollment in thl' Angeles d1~· trict would drop from 34 percent last year to betweer 12 and 14 pe rcent by 1987. making intcg ra lion within the district a virtual impossibility. Those figures would IJ(' tht:> sa m e with or without "whale flight" from an integra tion plan. altho ug h the busing would ac celerall' the now of whites from the c ity to the suburbs, Fa rley said. Pettigrew a nd others advocat· ed a metropolitan plan because 1l would "capture" all those fa milies who moved out or dis· lrict boundaries. but we r e neverthe less s till in the Los Angeles ar l'a. "R efusal by the s tate a nd the Los Angeles a rea to e rn bark on m etropolitan solutions to the problem is tanta moun t to ap· proving widespread, en tre nched r acia l segregation of the ar ea's public schools for the foreseca· ble future." Pettigr e w c on· eluded. "Effective metropolitan de se g r e g ati o n ca n b e done ·re asonably and fe asibly.· " feasibly.'" The concept or a metropolitan plan is not n ew. About a doze n distr icts around Wilmington. Del .. were linked together ror an integration program that started this rail. The experts also s trongly sug - gested that first-through.third graders and ninth graders be in· <See MIXING, Page A2> Marine Vletinl o.lly ...... "'-" ..., ltkMnl .__ LANDSLIDE DAM IN BLUEBIRD CANYON CAUSED WATER TO NEARLY REACH TREEHOUSE Pumps Had Reduced the Backed Up Water Todey After Rain Stopped Viejo Woman 4.ccmed in Sex Ccue A M1ss1on V1eJO woma n was accused in a lawsuit filed Mon· day or tal(lng a 17·year-old boy to bed for sexual purposes afte r s upplying hi m with liquor and then failing to pull the allegedly d r unke n youth fro m the bed whe n 1t caught fire. Debra Freem an. 21, or 25346 Via V1eJO, 1s aC'cused in the Orange County Superior Court ric tion or lhc w rongful d eath or Donald Andre w Dove. 23355 Via Ronda . He r pare nLc;, J a mes Edward a nd Diana Kay Lane. of that ad· dress, a r e n a m e d as c o · defendants. The dead youth•s mothe r , Frances Dove Kuzia. alleges that Miss Fre eman was celebrating he r 21s t birthday Sept. S when she supplied liquor to the victim to the extent that he became drunk. The laws uit claims that the victim's blood a lcohol level registe red 0.13 at the t1 me of his death. The le ve l at whic h a person <Stt SEX, P age A2l Lion Country Safari Sold to Investor By PJOLIP ROSMARIN Of ti. 0.tly ,.,lot SUit F ina ncially tro ubled Lion Country Saran has been sold. for $4 25 m11J1on. to a Cost a Mesa real estate rnve!'itor. pending ap· proval by stockholders and by the lrvine Compa ny. lessor or the 317·acre animal park sate. Jac k II. Bennett, president of Newport Investm ent!> Inc and o ne -tame pa rt owne r of the Newport Dunes. s aid Tuesday he and several other private in- vestor s will make an initial pay· me nt of Sl.25 million ror the park. The r e ma ining $3 million would be paid ove r 10 yea rs . Bennett s aid he plans to main- t ain the animal park, and beef up an e nte rtainme nt section with the addition of amusement rides. a 380·space recreational vehicle park and a grass skiing facility Bas ically . Be nnett said, he proposes to carry through ex· p a n sion plans announced by Lion Country Safari Inc officers last September. Among the rides planned a re "the world's la r gest water shde." and an alpine s led nde . Bennett said. Bennett said his investment company 1s not involved in the purc hase. "I'm bringing some pa rtners in on the deal, but I do n 't know who they will be yel." Bennett said Clos ing or the agreeme nt. f o ll o w i n g a ppr ov al o r shareholders, is scheduled for next April 30 Lion Country Safari Inc. stock, which is traded over the counter , enjoyed heavier lhan u s u a l trading las t w e e k , finis hing up thre e-eighths at just under S2 a s hare . The re were 39,700 shares traded. On Monday. 9,600 s hares were traded, a nd the stock ended down one-sixteenth Local stockbrokers. however. said the sale of the La guna Hills wildlife preserve has had little real e rrect on the c o mpany s tock. Construction is-scheduled to b e gin this month o n eight basebalJ diamonds and five SOC· ~ cer·football fields. Completion is scheduled ror April. PICKEROO 1JME 6 2 SOught in Abduction Lion Country o ffic ers a n · no unced 11n im pending sale a ye ar ago, to Stahl·Lacal, a New York investment group, but the arrangement fell lhrouf(b. through .. Tb~ company, which on ce owned several animal pa rks. re· ported a deficit of $6.5 million receMty, eompany controller Re nate Graf said. ~ RlllVNING our t It'• your last chance lo enter the D a ily Pilot 's Pigskin Plckeroo football forecasting contest -and there's no over· time . You must best predict the out· com es or 30 weekend football games to win a television set or radio from DunJap Appliances in Fountain Valley. Details and an entry blank are published In the Da,ly Pilot sports pqes today and tomor· row. ' FBI agents mounted a search today for a red·h atred woman, her male companion and a 20· year ·old El Toro Marine cor· poral the two kidnapped at gun· point Monday during a $1,000 robbery at the base. Cl vlllan e mployee Vera R ich ardson , 31 , of Garden Grove, also was abducted but was releaa«I ahortly arier tbe 1 p.m . robbery. Cpl. John Burgess of C harleston, W.Va., Is still miaaing, officials Hid. The redhead ta described by oHldals as white, In he r mld·20s, 175 pounds and about five feel, two inches tall. She and a man commandeered the white military van carrying Burgess a pd Miss Richardson on a routine run rrom the Special Services office to a base Bank of America branch, officials said. The vM r eportedly wu stopped at an lnter!'lectlon when the abductors forced their w•y lnto the vehk le Ml sa ''Rlchardson t o lo a utho r ities 1be managed lo 1truggte free a fter the bandits le ft her bound a nd gagged in the .... " ............ .J~ .. abandoned van at a Red HJll A venue service station in Tustin. FBI officials sa id they believe the corporal still ls being held by the two abductors. Asked about Identity or the s uspects, A1tent Fred Reaaan said. "We have no idea al th.ls time. We are/ust getting the In· veatlgation ol the ground " Marine ornclals said the ktd• nappen were able to eacape the base unnoticed because the Special Services van Is a type of vehicle not stoJ>ped at th main aates. The local park 's deficit Is a bout $1.6 million. It Is the sole r e m aining prope rty of Lion Country Safari Inc. Kansas Drie8 Up TOPEKA. Kan. CAP> -The Kansas Supreme Court. o n a 4-3 vote. has struck down u l.lft· constitutional the sta~·s liquor· ln·reatauranta law. which voters In lS counties ratified onl)' a week ago. ' •I' ( Rain Halt Averts Disaster By STEVE MITCHELL Ol l ... O.tly Pt"'4 Sl4tt Cons truc tio n cre w s a nd Laguna Beach city employees worked against an ever-rising wall of water in Bluebird Can· yon Mondar night in a race pit· ting m an s pumps again s t nature's downpour. And it was only because the rains ceased at about 8 p.m .. of. fac ia ls speculate. that a major disaste r was averted in the s lide devastated area above Pacific Coast Highway "Another three feel or water a nd we wo uld ha ve h ad to eva c u ate families below lht' s lide a rea o n Bluebird." said Police Cluef Jon Spa rks. About 75 r es idents in 25 homes along that stretch or Bluebird C anyon Road were warned earlier in the evening the y mig ht have to leave their homes Tho s e h o m es form t h e southe rn boundar y of the Oct. 2 landslide It destroyed 21 homes on the other side of Bluebird t·r eek. a nd le ft a tot al of 50 ram1hes evacuated from their ho m es. P um ps were broug ht into the area sho rtly after r::11n began falling at 3 30 p.m .. a nd they we re still pumping runoff onto Blue bird Canyon Drive this morning The Oc tober s lide c rus hed a storm drain running underneath Orio le Drive. whic h traverses the c reek bed. thus forming an unwa nted dam. Whe n the rains began Monday. they c reated a mini·lake on the east side of Oriole. which rose at a rate of an inch a minute. "It just about reached the bot- tom of that treehouse when the rain stopped .·· Chie f S parks said. poinlinJ? to a wooden struc - ture in a eucalyptus tree a bout 15 reel off the ground By this m o rning. the four pumps ha d rem oved much of the backed up wa ter "If 1t rains again. especially with the ground soaked like this, we c an han g 1t up." S pa rks shrugged "lt"s taking JO times a s much time to gel it <pumped> out a s it took for 1t to fill up," he sa id. Meanwhile Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solo mon was bat· lling Monday with officials al the Federal Disaster Association in Sa n Francisco. T he city 1s workmg with that fe d e ral agen cy l o o btain emer genc}-funding lo complete erosion and dcmoht1on work in the s lide area But offlc1als a t the FDA told La g una Rea ch Mo nday they wa nt the city to 1::0 out to bid on plans to demolish 21 homes in Bluebird Canyon and conduct erosion control operations 'T m a little a ng ry at the lack of under..tanding o n the part or the fo'DA ." Solomon said this morning . "W e h a v e an enormo us hazard out there and we need to move fast.'· The c ity a lready has hir«.'<i a Santa Ana construction farm to ins tall a storm drain along Bluebird Canvon. and Solomon <See SLIDE, Page A2) Coast Weather Fair and warm e r Wedn esday. Colder tonight with lows ranJ(ing from Jow 30s inland Ora nge County to low 40s along the coast. Highs Wednes day 70 inland to 65 a lo ng the co a s t. Chance of min zer o on Wednesday. INSIDE TODA 't' South Coan R~rtory fw O~Md its new Fourth Step Theater in Co!ta Mesa with a noitalgfc blend of reality and fantasy in a repme produc· tfon of "The Time of Your Life." See r~. Page 88. l•tlex ,. A 2 DAILY PILOT $8 · T~ ~ 1•. 1918 Iranian on· Strike Ends "! 3 Demo1111trators Kilkc!, by Shali's Troops Tt'HHi\N lrnn 1Al'I Iran n1.111 1111 "ork1•1., l'ftrlrd l ht>1r :.t rike> ag111ru.1 Sh.ih Mohammt"d flo>tu Pahh&\ 1 today. but l~ op,•m•d f1rt• on t ~n tkrnonstru tmn:. uj.!~un...'t th,• mon11rc: h ktll in.: .it lt'a11t thrt"l' p.rMJm, .ind wound1~ HI. ttw-0Hlru1I Pi1~ n\•wt. at:tm·~ rt'iM.)rt\'d The l'labUUltlt"'• ~•·re-reportt'd 1n So11qot , "''~l nf Tt-hran ,,_,h,•rt• fl.it" :..1111 1frrn•H111tr.1to" :-l'l f1 n· to th,• IHO\ '"' 1 .11 6'0' ..-rno1 · 11 offn··· .111\1 h1:. home Troopll ul110 ov--r1t'C1 hri.> lo du, pt•r.,t• th•mon.,t t Jh1r' 10 th• 1\•h r Jn bJ1..t.11 but t h•·r•· ",1, 11t1 1mnwd1.1h' n•pc>t1 ol , ... ,uJltll~ fh,· .:oH•rnownl 011 roinpan) JnrtOlllH'1•tl \h,Jt l l h "J7 000 ~flrk,•1-.. ~t·r1• Ood,in~ to lht•11 Joh:--.tCl\'1 .l t ~" ~l'\'11, ~••lkout t.hut r ut pn1duct1on mort' lhan hutr t'O:o-t thr trea!>u q an t•:.ttm u tL·~ $7SO m1lho11 1n 011 rt'Vt>nUt'S .md bobll'rt.'CI tht' 'ihah !> (~·:. Tht> l'nd or lht• !>lrtkt· m t•rt•a:.ed bt'hd lhJt tht< ruh·r h<td we athered th1• t•halleng1• LO h1:; 37 year n.•1gn. Tht• :.tn kt• lt.'adN·~ .i~n.>t.-d to call ofr thl' walkout aft.-r mcel ing with 0"1r1al:. of th~ :.tale 011 monopol). thl' N<t ltonul l ran1dn OU Co.. compa,ny IPOhtman Nt-zammuddln Meiayt>nt uld The s trlkt!rs comm It tee d•\m~ lh•t .. the tth11h ha11 plt-di;C'd 10 mfft our pollt1cttl dt• mands but tht•rt· wui. no t•on hrmat1on Tht• dt-m11nds tn cludett •n t'nd to m .. rttal low, d c larcd Sept. K ~m td nu ttonw1de turmoil. re11torot.l<>n ut r1vlllan i ovt•rnmt nt und tht> n: leu~e of ~II polll1col pr1i.onen. Tht! ~9 ycar·o ld moo~rrh be(tan f~1nl( µoh\lcnl Qt1t10ners in Aulfu.bl 8nd pledae<t ev~ntual return Lo c1 v11lan government when he mslallcd an .,mcrg~nq• m11J lary iov~rnmrnt l1.11>l week Bu\ 1t was bf-Uev .. d lhat he would not carry out hu~ pll'Cige as long ~ there wa111 Ukl'llhood or vtolcnct' Tbr sh»h al~ approved a 22 ~ pere~nl pay ancreas for the workers The 011 company reported stnkers thronging w work all over the southwestern Kuzestan 011 fields and al the giant re- fmery complex at Abadan, on the Persian GuJf "We expect a 100 percent turnout." Meiayeni said. He said production at Abadan. Coordinating Couneil Saddleback Panel Candidates OK'd E1~ht candidates for seven Saddleback Area Coordinating Council board :.eats were ap proved b y th e qua s i governme ntal organ1zat1on 's nominatin~ Committee m El Toro Monday ru ght Included are three current dart'ctor:.. M<lrcta Hudolph . William llatton and Derek White . Also nominated were Aaron Powus or the South Laguna Hills Homeowners A!>sociation. Rex Craig of Leisure World's Golde n Rain Foundation. Krii, Kister of El Toro Homeowners A::.~ciat1on. Sar ah Mc Daniels of the new Ne llie Gad Ranch Homeowne rs Association and Frank Mead of the Laguna Niguel Community Ass()('1ation. Members with expiring terms who will not seek re-election to the I I-person board a re Bill Tellman. Ha rold Beck , Mary Comehu!. a nd Irene Puhlmann. Services Held For Lagunan Cora Riddle Funeral scrv1('CS were con· ducted t od ay for long·time Laguna Beach r c::..ide nt Cora Riddle. wife or forme r Art Colony mayor Jesse Riddle. Mrs . Riddle died Sunday al South Coast Me dical Center after sufferin~ a heart attack on a city bus last month She was 84 Ile r husband wai, mayor or La~una Beach from 1956 until 1962. and served two m ore yean. as a rouncil member Mrs Riddle l eaves two daug hters. Lorraine Miller or San Mar<.'OS and Caroline Run· nells or Palm Spnngs. She also Jeaves a sister, Clare Giesing or Los Angeles Tnc Riddle$ we re m arned in 1942. Mrs . Riddle le<.ives six grandchildren and five great· grandchildren as a result or an earlie r m arriage. Se1'Vices were conducted al Pacific View Memorial Chapel in Ne wport Beach by Rev. Bruce Kurrie of thl' Pres byte rian Church of the Covenant in Costa Mesa. The body was cremated. The family has s ugges ted tributes in the form of donations lo the Heart Fund. ORANGE COAST '" DAILY PILOT "-"-p, .... ~l'll•f'lrU~• ....... , ... " c ... .., "'"" °'' .~f';t •""lC".11 """' .. ~~ '-•lltt"'4 C<lllOI , ........ ,,,_ M•""H''Q c ctoor ~·'"" LM\ ·~·,. ..... 4 \\t'il•l"!f M4~"Q l dllOt\. Saddleb•~kVllflev()fftoe n101 l• p., lloeo ., ~or-'"'-J. OftlcH ~\I•~ .... IJOW.\18"1'M""'I M....i-l)tl&-6<h lltl~l\o .. n6'>ufrvora l•-8'1Kh 11"01~~1-I \ lelepllone (71•)~1 Cte .. tfted Ach••rtttl"I '42·14171 s..oo''"°'"' v., .. ~ ~Ott•l• st1.fi10 The organizalion·s mem· bership is scheduled to vote for s even directors al a general session in El Toro Dec. 11. The new direct.ors are to be installed during a January awards din· ner. according to Tellman. the current preside nt. The council is an umbrella or· ganization serving as liaison between homeowner and civic groups and Orange County gov· ernmenl for the El Toro. Lake Forest, Lag una Hills and Laguna Niguel communities. f'r .. P-.AJ SEX •.• is regarded as being drunk is0.10. Mrs. Kuzia claims that Miss Freeman then took her son to bed for sexual purposes and abandooed him when tbe bed· ding caught fire. Dove died in the fire . The bedroom hre s pread and caused substantial damage to the Lane home. The plaintiff slates that the Lanes must share r esponsibility for her son's death since they al· legedly were negligent by failing lO s upervise Miss Freeman's ac· tivities in the family home Mrs. Kuzia asks that the trial court determine the amount of d<tmages she s hould be a warded for the alleged wrongful death of her son. Two Deputies Injured On Freeway Two Orange County sheriff's deputies s ustained minor in juries early today when their police unit was rear·endcd on t.he San Diego Freeway near El Toro Road in El Toro. A shenff's spokesman said the two deputies had pulled ofr lo the side of the freeway to assist people in a disabled vehicle when they were struck from behind. The deputies, Robert Russell a nd Tom Wall:itrom, were treat. ed and released from Sad· dleback Community Hos pital following the 1 a.m. collision. The name of the driver or the car that struck the sheriff's unit and his condition were not available this morning. Cause of the accident is pend· ing investigation. SUDE ••• said he'd like to use the same finn to do the demoltioo and grading necessary to prevent earth loss and possible future landslldes in the area th.is winter. "They <the FDA) fell they wanted us to go out to bid for the erosion control work, but you can't do that in a six or seven· day period," Solomon sald. "We want to grab a contractor -and we have one in Sukut Construe· lion Company and go o n a nat (ee to get the work done." He said Monday's storm "juat proves lbe deadline we're up a1ainsl. Another few houn and our geologisU advised ua ft"'d have to evacuate thole people on Bluebird downbtll from t he slide. lh• wartd'1 bl(l(lea& raflnery, 1hould return to the pre·strfke level or !'I00.000 barrels a day by mldnl1ht. 8u\ he nid lt would lldte five or alx days for produc· tlon or i:rude from the oil facld5 to bt bn>uitht to the normal six million barrels a day from pro- duction Monday ()( 2. 7 million barr"ls. Well.head output was cut dur1n.s the atrlk•· und hall to be p has t>d i1 low I y Io ,. void damaging equipment lr3n is the world's 11t'cond hla· 1et1t f>Xportcr or oil . uft r Saudi Arabia. Half a mllUon trnrrul11 i. day is used rtomf'stk ully. ur1d t.hc rtst is exportoo. lul'ludlna 900.000 barrol11 ht ltw Unlttid States. Diedrich Not Aided By Grand Jury Law By G~aY GllANVILLE Of "" o.ty l'*4 Si.ti A recent stale Supreme Court ruling that cbamges the ground rules for prosecuting people in· dieted by grand juries won't a(. feet Oranie County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich·s upcoming trial on bribery charges. The Supreme Court ruled late last week that a defendant who 1s denied a preliminary hearing after being indicted is stripped of some state and federal con· stilulional rights. But when submitting its rul· ing. the court said it s hall apply only to the case in ques tion as well as lo indictees who have oot yet entered pie~. Thal would leave Diedrich out or the group or defendants who ,,,.._ P9fle AJ BUSING ••• real problem 1s having your kids go where you don't know the teachers or can effectively com· municate with the schools." JAKE ABBOTT. s uperinten· dent, Huntington f\each Union High School District: "It would never work. Every time t.here is a social issue they· re s aying 'give it lo the schools and they'll handle it.· And then people turn around and s ay, 'you're not teaching the kids to read and write.'" A II school district officials contacted today said they fear further l05S of local control over their districts ii a so-called metropolitan desegregation pro· gram is implemented. The court·appoinled experts claim that busing is the only long-range solution because of high concentration or minority students ln some districts. and a lack or O\ln<>rities in others. Robert Sanchis.s uperin· tendent of the Laguna Beach Unified School District. said he is uncertain if his district would be included 1n the metropolitan plan because of its distance from Los Angeles. "My feeling is that it would be very difficult ror public school districts to continue to meet their educational goals ir they have lo take on an added responsibility of a social goal.·· said Sanchis "I'm also concerned about the costs involved because Proposi· tion 13 has put restraints on public education ... Sanchis added. "From a practical point of view. parents want to have the local community school concept and they have demonstrated that throug hout California." Sanch1s said DR. ROBERT PETERSON. Orange County Superintendent of Schools: "It won 't solve the pro blem and will m e r ely transrer the bad side effects beyond Los Angeles city s chool district boundaries. "It's a total societal problem. The dollars tbat would be spent on gasoline ought lo be used to subsidize a slow, careful pro- gram of relocation. "In addition. some type of bracero program . . . that plus enforcement or immi~ration laws would help keep the proble m from greater mushrooming. STANLEY COREY. superin· tendent. Irvine Unified School District: "Our first responsibili· ty is to get lhe o .000 pagel re· port and see what's being rec· ommended. 1f it reads as it has been interpreted so far. it would be met with wide resistance. .. A ireat many people have come oo communities like Irvine to get homes and schools they enjoy and they will resist busing their kids out of the area." said Corey. * * * Fr .. P-.e AJ # MIXING ••. eluded in the plan next fall becauae ltudies tbow the lower 1radea are most Important townd 1uccaat\ll lnt.e1ratlon ol a 1ohool •)'Item and alto are most eully 1N1rated. now must have es preliminary hearing followrng their indict· m e nt. according to Assistant Dis trict Attorney M 1c hael Capizzi. But Diedrich today said his at· tomey will move to delay the trial in San Diego County that is scheduled to begin Nov. 27 until he is givtn a preliminary hear· ing. Those charged with a cnme through a normal complaint are entitled to a prehmtnary hearing in municipal court At such hearings. the evidence against the defe ndant is present· ed and the defendant through his attorney has the right lo cross· examine witnesses who testiry against hJm When an indictment 1s handed down. however. the defendant is immediately assig n ed to Superior Court and the re 1s no prelimmary hearing. The ind.ic~. however. learns of the evidence and testimony used agains t h1 m th rough transcripts of sceret gr and Jury hearings given him s hortly after the indictment 1s handed down. Diedrich has complained that denying tum a prt limanary hear ing s hort·c1rcu1ted his right to confront witnesses and to obJect to evidence introduced by his prosecutors. "I have said from the outset that the grand jury process violated my constitutional rights and it's rewarding to see the Supreme Court now recognizes that fact," Diedrich said However. tbe court's ruling did indicate that Diedrich is ex· empt from the decis ion a nd based on that. Capizzi s aid the district attorney's office is as- suming his tr\al will begtn a s scheduled Analaei111 Site 061ty '"'"' Stoll I'-.. ESCHER'S 'DROWNING CATHEDRAL' STOLEN Police Seeking $18.000 Woodcut i n Frame Laguna Cops Seek Missing Woodcm L agun<i Beach police -.a y they've made some heudway tn· to .the the ft Saturda y or ;:in $18.000 woodcut by Dutch artisl M C Escher tro m a downtowu gallery dtsplaying ht:-. work!" The woodcut. tntilled La Cat e dra le Eng lout1c. fThc Drowning Cathedral 1 was s tolen from the Vorpal Gallery. 326 G lenneYTe St.. moments before clos ing time Saturday The work was hanging on lhl· wall near tht front entranre to the galle ry when rt was d1:. t•over ed miss ing b) gallery 1•mplO)f.'~ . ..,<11d a '>SI tant d1r\.'t' tor O:t\ 1d Srhtffman Police tnvt•stu~ators said to<la} they ha\<e lifted ftni::erprint:. lrn m area~ near whe re tht• putnting hung. and 1·'tpcct n · 'ulb of thoM' lest:. IJ.v Wednes dav Tht' 28 by. t6 inch woodcut. en cased tn a frume. as one of only 10 prints known to be in ex 1ste nc•e. Schiffman said And. he addt'd. ti 1:0-I hP onl~ print or the: · l athedral tha t ts currtnlly on the m arket The print 1s not numbered. becau:.e Escher seldom num berf'd ht~ woodcuts Ins tead, he "ept records or their sale Alliance Gets OK L..i Catedrale Englout1e was completed 1n 1929 a nd ~a:--a tribute to Claude Debussy whO \I. rOlt' a musical work by the s<tme namt> For DeDionstration An t Ith-hour ruling by an Oran~c County Superior Court Judge has paved the way for a 72·hour protest be1?innang tocfay by the /\lliancc for Survival against a military clcclromcs exhibition in Anaheim Superior Court Judge Philip Schwab ruled late Monday that Anaheim ot11c1a1s cou1on 1 sl.Op the alhancc from conducting a 72·hour "pubhc rasl <tnd pro· test" of the Military Electronics Expo today through Thursday al the Anaheim Convention Center ·'The judge ruled that our fast and protest was conslitut1onaJly protected." J ean Be rnstein. a spokeswoma n ror the group. said today "We will he able lo go ahead with all the actions we had planned .. Mrs. tsernstem said th<.' group would make a candlelight w<ilk tonight at 7 o'elock from lht• Stoddard School Park to the con v ent io n re nt e r wh ere a me morial service would bl' con ducted Demon s trat o r s wer e scheduled to hold a press con ference this morninl? to publicize the fast and a s1dl'walk dem onstration around the ronvcnt1on center The Alliance for SurvtVal and several other groups also are sponsonng an Expo for Life at the Inn at the Park. a hot el ad1 a cent to the convention center GJl lerv offlr tu b a nd polrt•t• ask that ·.rn~·ont• who mi ght han · ~c<'n someone walkmg from lht• galler y at about 6 pm Saturdav with the artwork contnct In \1•sltftHl or Ron Lister ut 497-3311 f"Xtl'rli>l<>ll 2titl Institute Charged WA S HI NGTON IAP l -Fed eral ofhc1als who say :i Uni v('rs1tv of N<'braskd cam·er m <;t11u1£. ha -. misused SI J mil hon tn n·M·arch funds are rec om ml·ndtnJ! furtht•r 1nvt'st1(j ltOn or lht• l.H'lhly Department 0 r u t.' a 11 h f: duc al 10 II a nd We lfare c1u<htor:o-sard M11rnh.1y I h c £ p p I t· ) I n :--t 1 tu l t' for Rc~t'arch lfl Calll'l'r mt~used the h:deral lund:. from 1973 lo 1977. Fall ls hefe in style a1 PO S ~ choose from our g reat selection of 100% serge blazers in wOOI serge. flannel ond cashmere• Colors navv. hunter green & b rown Gentlemen's ClottMng Inspired by lrodttlon (PCWt) 46 FoshlOn Island. Newport Beocti (714) 640·8310 ; ' I County's Jobless Toll Dips Un f'mplo ' menl 1n Onnar t •ouoty 1-eut·ht"d •• lo"' re>r u.e t•ar In l)(·tollt'r wtwn the couu ty 'a Jubl\-.~6 1 ah· dlppt'Cf to 4 l pt>rtent Accordtna,: tu l~bor tatU>tkvt'lopm«>nt tlt-partmmt 11o;oo > lhtt plunf(e in tht-~ ty '1 unf'mpl()) '"''"' r.3lt' w « l'OmP•nlt'd h a nt-w ht1h In tota l Jot». ~.1'00 That rt•<'vrd tntnl " 76,900 mon• Job--lh.m wt>r.• ,l\ a1labk-Ul Oran.:t l "mu\I) dunna O<"lober \977 . llw F.Pn n •Por\ 'it'd Thl' ,:ruwth In Oru.ngt> Coun ty s 1ob ni;trkt't o~er thf' past e•r "tt-.., "'l .At rurw ~·r<'enl iu the numb.·r "' ur11•mployt•d pt'l"SOnl In lht-('QUhlr) dN>~od to a 1978 low of l2.tt00 Dell\' l'\191 ,,_Irr lllCMrtl K-r Tueeday. November 14. f978 s Ot\IL Y PILOT A3 Cr1ttkdoum Set IDegal Trash Bins Deadly WASHINGTON IAPI Near ly half the nalloo's bulk trash bins are uns table traps that have crushed lhrei! children to death since t.hey were dedared illegal last summer, a federal agency says. The death toll the pas t seven years : at least 21 ctuldrc>n. Cost lo make t.hem safe: about S25 to $75 each Armed wilh tills report by lhe Consumer Product Safety Com m1 ss1on . governm e n t an · vestigators said today they will be tramping t.hrough alleys and parking lots looking for 1lleF,a1 trash bins in a crackdown on rol lection firms still using them . fouod violations and additional inspections are planned in other areas. officials said ··Legal action 1s planned." a commission source said. Violators could be fined up to $2,000 per unsafe bin and furtMr violation could lead lo cnm1nal pena lties up to $50,000 a nd one year an jail, the commission said. The commission says 1t knows or 2 1 deaths since 197 1 from broken necks, crus hed skulls and crushed chests as a result of tipsy trash biru. Patlng tht' upward swing an iww JOb6 laat month W•b the ~ tail trad<' wtur h 3dded 1.600 J<>he. during th<-month a" lhr~ ne-. departmt>nt stores openl"d JUST WALKING IN THE RAIN, TWO UC IRVINE DRAMA STUDEl"flS SHARE AN UMBRELLA Trtsale Chamberlin, 19, and Dean Welchel. 21 , Entoy the Great Outdoors A nationwide survey by the comm1ss1on found that about 40 perC"Cnt of th<' country's half million refuse bins "appear to be dangerously unstabie and 11 legally in use." The three children the com- mission says were killed in trash bin acr1dents dur ing the fi\'e months lhe ban we nt mlo effect ranged from 5 to 8 years or age a nd lived 1n Geor gia. New Jersey and Ohio Overwl. the numb<·r or Pt'r:.<>~ t>mploy~d m retail trade 1n u eased by 10 perei>nt 1n the pa:.t year. ~ling Orange County s growing s1gruficancc.-as d retct1I trade center County Frost Forecast T he problem as acute 1n inner city neighborhoods. where many children Jump and s wing from the handles of trash bins wtult' play an~ Birthday Party Set For Prin~ Ac companym~ the report of a new Cour \ 1•ar low tn un employment ~.l!> a forecast lhdl lhe county·:. Job market 1s ex ~cted to swt•ll m lht> n~xl two months as holiday sea~on h1rin.: gels under way. Ckar, Wanner Wemher Due Wednesday The June 13 ban covers cer tain types or bans Wlth slanted sides that can allow the center of gravtty to sbtft under the weight of a child and possibly pm tum or her underneath. By JACIOE HYMAN Ol U. 0.1ty ...... \wtf T he National Weather Service has some ~ood news and M>me bad news for tonight the chance of ram IS near zero. but there s a danger of frost. especially in in· land Orange County areas . Along the coast. tonight's low te mperatures should be between Skid Row Slayer Sought U Police Rel.ease Sketch of Suspect LOS ANGELES fAI' 1 For the s econd t1mt· 1n four year!>, police are tracking a killer wh<> prey!i on the dN(•hc t<. of Skid Row The killer's !\evenlh and e1~hth v1ct1ms m three weeks were dis ('()vered Mond:iy one in '1 dingy downtown alley and one in a lonely tavern parking lot near police headquarters. All eight we re stabbed an the upper torso Several hours after the latest bodies we re found, police re leased a composite sketch and descr iption of the man they dubbed the ·'Skid Row Stab· her'" 6-foot -2, 210 pounds. muscular, m tus late 20s or early 308. softspoken and pigoon·toed. • Officers said the killer is bladt a nd may go by the name Luthe r But otherwtse. Lt. Dan Cooke said, police havt> as few clues as they did in the winter or 1974-75. when the "Skid Row Slasher" killed rune derelicts by cuttin~ their throats from ear to ear Vaughn Ornn Greenwood wali convicted of eight of thost! kill- ings in 19TI and 11> :;ervm g a life pnson sentem:e Meantime, those who normal ly make lhe1r beds in Skid Row's doorways 3nd alleys crowded 1n th e d 1slr1l't's ffi l Sl>IOns a lthough rn.Jny were seeking refuge from rt•cord low tern peratures a.-; much a~ from tht• ki lier "Tht•y "'-:Int 1n al n1~hl be<"aus e they 're s car ed," speculatl'd Art Purner, a r e formed drunk who helps run th{• Union Rescue Mis~1on But Clancy lm1slund, director of t he Midnight Mission . said mos t or them were trying t" esca pe the r 31 n a nd cold weather "ft's almost impossible to cap- ture the anention of men on Sldd Row . . to get them to focus oo som e thing or s omeone other than themselves." he said. l m 1slund said most of the men he l31ked to merely shrugged when asked about lhc killings. While police sa id they could not determine a motive for th<' k1llinj!s. Kenneth H awley, n 20·yt•ar·old Irving at one of th1.· missions. had his theory. "I believe 1t 's a kind of mercy killing." Hawley said "We had the same thing in Omaha, where I'm from. Thjs guy (the killer l sees them sleeping on the streets and he's trymg lo make the world a liU le bit better -but he's doi~ it the wrong way .. 300 8i1Hon Barre&? ,. ,.,. '#\,..,...,,. SKID ROW SL.A YER? PoUoe Seek Suspect Bales of Pot Wash Ashore NORFOLK. Va . IAPl -The seven bales of marlJuana worth an estimated $100.000 in street sa les th.at washed up on Dare County. N C.. beaches or were fished from the Atlantic Ocean may have been dumpt'd by a coa stal freighter. US. Customs agents say Mexican Oil Plentiful UllJED STATES Gwlf el 1h&1ce ~ '• Yuacru MtllCO City 0 200 MJUS hdfic Onell .,..~M-. Oil ANDS REPORTED Mexico ~ Rlalng Mmewn'Geu $3,200Kilt EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) The Tartans Museum In comrie paMS $3,200 ror tbe kilt and accessories Queen Victoria gave her ravorite servant John Brown a century ago, quieting furs that the uniform ml.cbt wind up on President ldi AmJn of Uganda. The c:urator of the museum In Perthshire, Michell Mocdonald, said a teleph<>M cllller with an "African-type accent" warned him Amin would be represented at the aueuon Monday at which tbe kill lD the Royal Stewart taiun wq to be sold, along with matching waistcoat. jacket and cap. • MEXI CO C I TY I AP1 - Reports of oil discoveries al~ Mexico's Gulf coast have in· creased the prospect that the southern neighbor of the United Stal e s will s uppl a n t S a udi Ara bia as lhe world's pre mier producer. The nationa l oil company . PEMEX. s aid Monday if the hnd11 along the "Golden Belt" are proven they could increase the country's potential reserves from some 200 billion barrels to more than JOO billion -double the amount or Saudi Arabia's known reserves. Miguel Tomasini, PEMEX's preaa chief, said preliminary re· port.a indicate the field bas UO billion barrels of oil and 40 trillion feet of natural gas. 1 He said the deposits are between Veracrus and Tampico at a depth of zro to 6,000 feet In an area 75 milen long and 17 miles wide. He said the field wUI be de- veloped over 13 years with 30 wells drilled during each of the flnt four years. He also said about 1.900 miles of roadl and railroads wm have to be built to handle the oU. PEMEX Preeident Jo.e Diaz Serrano. brealdnl the rt.nd to the Laun American Petrochemical Congress to Cancun, said ex- perts were being called to coo- finn tbe abe of the discovery· and help nvlse estimates or Mexico's reserves. He allO said off-shore explora- tion la gett.lnl under way aJoog a l .OOO·mlk atretc:b between Cam- peche and Tampico, aod that engineers reported there were promising formations tn or near recent oil dilcoverift oa land. Serrano said u a reault of the dlacoveries tbtt plans are belnll made to lncreaM Mox!co'• d1Uy production from 1.4 mUIJoo blr· rel• t.o 2.2 mJllion btrl'e\s by 1112. Mexico's most recent oil boom began seven years ai:o when PEM EX engineers sta rted driU· ing deeper in the Yucatan fiel<b where shallow wells had been producing less and less since they were sunk in 1938. More de posits were found later farther north around Tampico. PEM EX sald it wa:. using new means of exploration t hat re · quired almost monthly reassess· ments or known and probable re- serves. Only two months ago, Mexican President Jose Lopei Portillo said Mexico's potential reserves topped 200 million barrels and that known reserves were 20 billion. But foreign experts called his estimate of known re serves comervaUve and said the figure was closer to 120 billion. The Petroleum Produ~rs· As· soclatlon of Japan said In Tokyo today a six-member oil research delegation wiU leave on a 20-day tour lo Mexko. AiWentlna and Chile Nov. 3> to flnd out whether Japan can partjcipate In oil de· velopment projects in the three nations. Teen Driver Shot by Cops CERRITOS <APl -Offl~ni pursuing a teen-age driver shot him in tbe face after he alleged· ly tried to ram their patrol car with his van, authorities said. A spokesman for the Sheriff's Department said Deputies Ru11ell Fullbright. Al ~hrader aod Terry Whaley fired o .• e shot apiece Monday al Timothy Lee •1emmlft8. f'l•mmlng WH reported tn lair condlUon In County-USC Medical ~r. He was boolced for lnvest.tcaUon or 1r1nd theft and MSHWl. ' 40 to 45 degrees. a i.pokesman said. but may dip into the 30s in other parts of the county. Wednesday should be clear a nd slightly warmer. with h1gh..., 65 lo 10 degrf.'es. and fair and warm er as the forecast for Thursday. Clea nng as 1.·xpected tonight except for patchy dense fog. the spokes man said The rain that dampened lh<' Veterans' Day weekend ended Monday rultht . but weather re corders wert> JUSt s:ettmg tht' final figures together today /\t t he L oi. Angel e~ Civ1t.· Center 2 of an mrh was rl' corded for Monday. with tht· weekend lotaJ ~t 75 of an inch Season-to·da t c !th e season began July I l at that location 1!'. 1.4 inches . compared to an average season·lo-date or 1.27 inches. the National Weather Service spokesman s aid Totals along the Orange Coast were somewhat higher In Santa Ana. t he Or ange Courty Flood Control District reported a Monday r eading of .63 of an inch and a weekend total of t.44 t~h. bringing the season to 2.65 inches. compared to an avera~e season-to-date of l.23 inches R ain watche r J . 5he r man Denny of Hunllngton Beach re- ported . 76 of an inch for Monday and a total of 1.17 inches s ince Friday. bringmg the season to 2.-rn inches The Orange County Harbor Patrol at NewPort lleal'h re corded .-rn of an inch for the weekend and a season totaJ of 3.14 inches. The Moulton Niguel Treat· me nt Plant at Laguna Niguel had an even higher season tota l 3.53 inches with a weekend reading or 1 41 inches As opposed to the truck·s1~ bins oft.en used around demoh· tion or ronstruchon sites. lhe ques tiona ble conta iners ar e s maller types ofte n found around apartment parking lot.5 or s mall businesses. So m e t imes mounted on rollers. they normally rang<- from waist-high lo chest·h1gh to an adult and frequently are no more than four feet to e1Rhl feet long a nd about half that dttp The federal ban proh1b1ts m anufacture . sale. rental or other dlstnbuuon in commeret' or unstable bans havmc a volume or at least one ('Ubtc yard. The comm1ss1on said 1ls m vesllgators have found 2,700 un 1-t<!bl e bins 1n the San Francisco area. 1.250 in Mmneapoli.s. and I .000 in Miami. Inspections m the Seattle. Chicago. New York. Cleveland. Pluladelph1a . Dallas and Denver areas also have 1beater Tryolll.8 Set for College Auditions wilt be he ld Wednesday through Friday for Saddlc back College's upcoming production of Ha rold Pinter's "The Birthday Party." which will be presented al the college in Fe bruary. Tryouts -wruch are open to the pubh<" are s c heduled from 4 lo 7 p m an the Studio Theater for a cast of four men and two women , according to director Bnan Donoghue. The play as a me nacing comic melodrama about lhe forebod· mg happerungs 1n a boarding house by t~ sea LONDON IJ\P I Prince Cha rles, the bachelor heir to Britain's throne. 1s JO today, but the birthday party won't be until Wednesday ru ght The prince's {'alendar was too crammed with ornc1al dulles for m uch celebratin~ After re<-e1 \I ang gtfts from his fomtly at breakfast. he sat for a portrait. welcomed visiting Pr1?1;ident An· ton1 0 R a m al ho Eanes of P or tu ~a l . t urn ed o n tht> Christmas li ghts in Hegcnt Street and attended a st ate ban· quet for Eanes But Wednesday night will be Ch arles' rught at Ruckingham Pa lace. His parents. Queen Elizabeth JI and lht· Duke of Edinburgh, mv1t<'<f 20 for dinner a nd 350 to a birthay ball af· terward. .. Tiaras will oot be worn.'' said the anv1tat1ons Charles, whose taste m musae us u3lly runs to Berlioz a od similar composers. invited his favorite Amencan pop group. The Three Degrees, a nd a West Indian steel band to ente rtain. The guest list for the dinner m· d uded the former king and queen of Greece, Princes~ Elizabeth or Yugoslavia, Pnnce a nd PrulCeSs George of 11 3nnovi·r and Crown Princess Beatrnc of Holl and and Pnnct' Claus Dancing into the ru~ht wilh hl<. latest girlfriends. rn cludinr.; Lady Sarah Speocer and Lady Ca milla Fa ne. polis hes th£- pnnce's image as a das hing jt't setter and the world's most elig1 ble bachelor Whether doing the sam ba mto the early hours in Rio. sk11ng tht· Swiss Alps or charging about on a polo pony, the Prince of Wales is known as a fun.loving man of a ch on A shirt from our town Storekeeper Kevin Beck is wearing d kettle cloth sport shirt print-ed with famous Newport Beach scenes. Ncltur.JI ground with navy. red. or brown print. ~l'llr9 102.3 Irv~ ~ Be.tdi C.Mom..i. Phone-042 .700 I ' • J.14 DAILY P&.Ol l ~ NO\l9f'l\ber 1 c 1918 NATION / WORLD -- 'Tunai11g Pohtt' Just · ('oa ting Sadat to Send Envoy to U.S. ~,,.~ !!!8Th .. ~~ !~::. lion dt•butt• JlL'lf :-.lip~ ''' t·r th•· hnt' into Oran1t> County "uh d1s<-ltl:iurt>s today of th1· '0 <'<£111'() M ... 1ropollt11n l'l1:1n \'ou h H ' ll' '\1.'ll>''''t th•" nnt' 1'.'> ~c)IO~ to ~hukt' our rflglon a b\t ISMAJLIA. Egypt CAP > -President Anwar Sadat said today the ptiace talks with li;rael are "at a turning point'' and that he is send· 1ng hia vice president to Washington with a message for President Carter Vkt• Pre~1dent llosni Mubarak was expected to leave for t:~11e•n' 1n tht• I.A c;1tutttmn huvt• nnw <lh1<'1osed thut 1n 111cl1•1 111 .u·hw\t' 1,u 1.11 IMh•nn• "11h1n tlw t ll y ~chooh . lh1· hu!\10~ Jnd "tuft in.: 11f m in1111IH"• m~\ m rludt' OrJnAc l"ount' '-<'h<li•I' Tht' c·o111h1n.tt1m1' ~ 1th1n Or.in1ow t nunt) 1t:.df woulcl tk' 111te>n>-:.t1n~ Orw ,J' (jOI for t'XJtnplt' .,uggt•l>tt.-d Uw rn1·1 .:11~ 11 lhut ' ttw h.·rm of tht' Santd Ani.. Nt•wport ~··~..i . trvuw .ind Tl1'hn 'tutlt•nt-. for the 11urpo)t< of a<'hlt?\ in~ r.u•a.11 t~l.111t"t' -' ~.'J . ' ., . . \ ' .. t '\ ,, ~ • I" 1\-""'· 'i y ! . . ' '"t ' .. 1., •• :··' j ,.: • ' ~ • 1. ,, .... .1 . '.:f : . ,. i"" 1 r., ,., .. I.rte m thR Schoolyard Was So Simple in Yesteryear mg to hear a lot or serious concerns voiced from both Anglo and minority parents The serious ness of all this aside, I couldn'fhelp think· mg of the hapless officials or the California Interscholastic Federation. more commonly known as the CIF. Thes e peo· pie make the rules of high school athletes and athletics. Much of the Cl F's trouble comes in the area of ket?pmg the young men and women attending the school they are s uppast-d to attend. Some senous disqualificahons in re cent years have come when one youngster on a high school team was discovered lo have wrongfully changed his place of resi~nce and enrolled in a school where he or she didn't belong. JUST IMAGINE THE CIF commissioners looking with rhsmay today at a map or where the court experts wo uld bt• bu!\ing kids to and fro With all those buses out on the freeways, how would you ever dr termme the cl1gibility by residence of the slu· dent" H some high school quarterback gels on the wrong bus. he could get the entire ~cason forfeited. You are also left wondenng what will happen to after· school practice hours for members of the teams. the band. the ~lee club or the ecology club members. They may all be arrivmg home at IO o'clock at night One thing 1s certain: If all this school bus ing ever com es to pass. it surely will change a lot of life styles. But it isn't likely to happen tommorow. It's gomg to be a tong time before the dust settles on this one. Carter: Universal Regard RULed Out WASHINGTON <AP J Prt.'Sident Carter. who has suffered through llmcs of lo\\ popularity, dismisses a politician's desire to be universally admired as "hopeless dreams ." He says he hasn't found anything easy about his Job. but hasn't been miserable in it either In an hour·lon~ interview Monday night with the Pulbic Broad casting Serv1ct•. Carter said that. although he never doubted his own competence. h1~ lowest moments as president occurred this summer with a rai.h or news ston es questioning his ability to run the nat1un /\nd two unpleasant s urpnses upon becoming pres ident were the inertia of Cong ress and the "irres ponsibility of the press." In the ml('rv1cw. tape d in the Oval Office several hours before 1t was broadca<:t, Carter said Middle East peace negotiations were bogged down at least partially because of the stubbomess of Israeli Pnme M 101ster Mcnarhcm Begin and Egyptian Pres ident Anwar Sadat WHhin.:ton Wednesduy. llis trip would demonstrate "Egypt's de· termination lo reach a peaceful :tolullon to the Middle Eais t conflict." Sadtil told reporten;, "We have rearhed a turning point tr the other side does not respond, well, this will be their respons1bihty before the whole world." Sadat l>taled. ASKED WHAT HE meaot by turning pomt. Sadat replied "1t means a lot." but declined to l'laborak However. he r uled out .1 1 upture of the peace talks, .... h1ch bt.·~an .ilmosl riv(' weekl> J.:o "J am not speaking today or !\Uspendmg talks." he said. In Tl.'I Aviv. Fo rei,gn Minister Moshe Dayan said the two side~· Food Prices To Go Up 6o/o to 1 Oo/o WA S HINGTON I AP I Cons umers can expect retail food prices to rise at leas t 6 per· cent next year and maybe by as much as 10 pe rcent i f th<.· weather 1s bad and inflation worsens. the Agriculture Department said today. J . Dawson Ahalt. head of the de· partment's outlook board. said it "seems most likely" food prices will go up "somewhere between thetwoextremes"in 1979 FOOD PRICES have risen about 10 percent this year. the steepest climb since 1974, when they shot up l<\.5 percent. They wert~ up about 6.3 percent last year Ahalt also s aid farmers' net incomes this year will be around $26 billion, up about 30 percent from $20. l billion in 1977. the highest in four years. Another record year for exports of farm commodities. a mainstay of farm mcome. is m prospect. he s aid Despite n smg expenses. Ahalt s aid, farmers' net income next year may equaJ this year's level AHALT ' FOOD pri ce rorecast was induded in a i.pecch prepared for the annual World Food and Agric ultural Outlook Conference. whic h opened Monday Al a similar conference a year ago, the department forecast that 1978 food prices would go up an average of 4 percent to 6 per- cent, about half the actual rist: of some 10 percent. President Carter predicted last week that food prices wlll not go up as fast next year and will be "much more stable than Jn the past ·· F.ARl.IF.R TIU. fall. the de- partment's s enior econom1s t , Howard W llJort. said retail food pncel> 1n 1979 probably will be up i; pcr('ent just rro m ~eneral 10flal1on and h1 ghl'r costs or m1ddlemt•n. and could go up as much a~ 11 percent 1! farmers hav(' bad weather Snowstorm L o ses Punch Nevada, Colorado Travel.en Get W anungs Tenc~rature• Ht lo P<•O" l1 11 AtJ•nttl /4 )~ ll•ltunorr \4 ~· 01 81\tnt1r<I!: I& 10 Qt 60•\t' JI 14 8o\ton •l •O erow""'lllt· ~, 10 eutt••o ... \l II (111(<>00 ., J) ,. < 1rw 1nnf'tt1 ll tO C•<'•t••no 04 \I 0\ 0.1 H Wtr> " o) °" .. "''' "° 13 Ot\Mo1"'"" )• ,. ()<!lrott u so ~ Duluth .It 11 10 "~'·"· 1S\ b HOftOIUIU 80 /I 01 HO\l•lon ,. 10 K4n'• (lly 6J 1'I l •• V<'O<" )\ u O? lltllt RO<ll &O ~ l o•AnQeln )) 0 .10 M••'"' llO n .OJ MllW•Ull .. "° » O'I MOil-Si P so 1'I .OJ NHllV•lle 11 s~ ~-o••e.~ 81 SI New Vorll \1 .. 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Coot•I •-••fur•> w lll r•"" betwun d aoo 6l. 111t•n<1 tem. e><1•1turet will rt•"llt berwMn ~too 1 Tl\1 weter •-r•llHll wltl be M S~Moon.-Tfua ·'.. TUESDAY f>t<ondlow J04p"' ·0• s.t<on4 lllQI\ • t' p m • ) Wl:DHISDAY l'lr•t•o"' t22•1'1 '' F Int high I U • m o l SttonCI low l d p m oO \ s.t<~o n1911 to 04 p "'· 4 1 !Wn ,,,.., • l4 •"' \oth 4 SID m MMft rl ... );Up m , wh• 01 .. m N11nt1~0f\, NtWPOl'l N•<hO '••r to o-t ... ,,, IWO IO ,.,,, ... loot tMllt •no a W'nOOttl -~ had made much progress but hadn't yet reached "the end of the road." "WE HAVE ENDED t he ma· jor m ain text of lhe peace trea· ty. though there are s till a few titems we don't agree on," Dayan told reporters after re- turning from the Washington talks "Two items are not accepted by us and I think about two arc not accepted by the Egyptians," he said without e laboralmg Sadat said Egypt's minister of s tate for foreign arfa1rs. Butros . Gha h. was on his way to Cairo ror consultations "and he will ht.· returning to Washington " SADAT DECLINED lo reveal the contents of the message that Mubarak would earn to Carter But the Egyptian leader said he had given another message ror Carter to U.S. Ambassador Hermann Eilts. with whom he met in ls mailia today. Sadat spake after a closed meeting with J0<·al mt>mber~ of his N alional Demo('rat1c Party According to some of the part1c1· pants. Sadat appeared to have formulated a new dcmCJnd tn the talks. The main sticking point 1n Washington has been Egypt'~ in· Sll>tence thal a peace treaty with Israel be bound to a commit menl on speedy talks on th<' ruture of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. where I J m1lhon Pales tmians hve ISRAEL HAS rejected th1i.. saying the two sets of talkl> should be separate. But Prime Minister Menachem Begin s aid during the weekend that Israel was willing to negotiate on the West Bank issue . One source at today's meetin~ here reparted Sadat said ht• wanted a linkage between the return of the Gaza Stnp and the restoration of E~yptlan sov- ereignty over Sinai. "This is the least we will ac· cept, .. Sadat w~s reported as having said. but it would be "the first step in a comprche ru.1vc setUement " .,..,,._. World-famous Flier Look out. Red Baron. Snoopy. the intrepid canine pilot. is back in time for Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City. Snoopy. Goodyear's SO·foot balloon, was an aviator in the 1968 parade but became an astronaut in 1969. He's back in goggles for 1978, passing a recent test with flying colors. Gas Additive Yields Cancer in Animals WASHINGTON tAP) -A chemical widely used as a gasoline ad- ditive and as a pesticide has proven to be one of the most potent can- ' cer-causing substances ever found m the af11mal lest program of th<' National Cancer Institute. health 0Htc1als report Test results on ethylene dibrom1de, also known as EDS. indicate the chemical is capable of cau~ i ng can cer in humans, the Cancer Institute said an a report released Monday However . the NCI cautioned that its test results couldn't be used "to predict the frequen<.·y at which cancers might be pro- duced in human populations un· der actual conditions o f ex posure." H UMAN EXPOSURE to EDB is largely through inhalation of automobile emissions . It is described as "a severe skin irn· tant .. that can cause delayed lung damage and depression or the centraJ nervous system. In the NCI test, rats and micl' were fed large doses of EDB through stomach tubes . produc· mg a htgh incidence of cancers in both m ale and female a nimals Wllh the first tumors in only 12 weeks, health officials said. The NCI said the death rate was so high that they discon· ti nued the experiment halrwa.y through the test period. BUT A SPOKESMAN for the largest EDB manufacturer s aid the test was flawed by the man· ner in wtuch the chem ical was administered. "Ethylene dibromide is a very irritating chemical a nd ... not surprisingly caused irritation to the s tomach ." said Gary TrHaar, tox.kolog1st for Ethyl Corp. of Baton Rouge. La. From the Orange Coett to Otympic trtal1, the Dally Piiot sport• news team bring• you the •etion. Conte1t1 Involving team• from 20 area high echoott, 3 community FOllege1, UC lrvlne, Cal State Fullerton and ' a Cal State Long Beach ue regulary reported In the Dally Piiot sport• 1ectlon. Along with the 800Na, you'll find lntere1tlng 1totlea end plcturn about the team and the lndlVldual athletH -tholr trtumpha and deteat1. Whatever the ••Hon you'H find apom reporting you'll enjoy In the DAILY PILOT 842-4321 ( STOO<S I BUSINESS Tut> day,& NYSE 2 p.m. (EDT) Price8 .. COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 0...1•11-'"''-.. _ ............ Y•n . --·d-••. "•(Ult l'IW . ..,.,.,., Ottr•lt •no Cine IM•ll \IO(a o c iw,..., -·-••.O ••-H•llOfl•• ••-••llon O'I ~"'"'-' 0.e••n -'"''""' ... • . Tutl!lday Novemoer 14 1978 s 0-'IL Y PILOT Amf a~ Vp, Down Land Ownership Provides Buffer By MILTON MOSKOWITZ A company called Amfac Inc sold a little property 3 couple of weeks ago. Only eight acres. The sale brought ir1 $9 million. ll 's not. every acre in the world that's worth more than Sl million. What makes this land so valuable 1s its loca· lion: on the beach at the Kaanapali Beach Resort on the Hawaiian island of Maui. The buyer plans to put up a Jux ury condominium on the s ite. FOR AMFAC. IT WAS JUSf another day 's work It's the largest company in llawau and a maJor land owner. Whenever it needs some cash. all 1t has to do as sell some of its land. It still owns some 65.000 acres 1n Ha wait. You may not recognize the corporation name. Amfac. but you are probably ramilicir Wllh some of its product~· C&H s ugar. Wakefie ld frozen Alaskan seafood, Pctcific Pearl canned snow crab and shnmp. Fisher's cheeses 11n- c I ud i n g Ch eez·O l a. C h ef 's Delig ht <ind Country Charm> Jts Lamb·Wes lon s ubsid iary. with five processing plants 1n Washington, Idaho and Oregon. ranks as one of Money Tree the thret> larg~t processors of frozen French fries. Its Fred Harvey division operates all the concessions an the Grand Canyon Fred Harvey runs a bunch of other restaurants and hotels. including six Airport Marina holels and the Silverado Country Club a nd Resort an California ·s Napa Valley Silverado b ~mother chunk of property Am· fac happens to own It owns the Liberty lfouse department stores in Hctwau and Calaforrua WITH THF. EXCEPTION OF C&H sugar. which i)} the brand lhal goes on all HaY.a1ian s ugar, virtually all or these businesses and other!> were acquired during the past d ecade Amfac 1s Hawaii's le1 rgest su~ar producer. accounting for 31 percent or output. and rt has used its land base to scoop up assorted companies 1n the western part of the continental United States. It ·s ~ record pock marked with dii.asler'i Amfac bought the Joseph Magnan chain of specialty stores (49 un. it.s I and last year it sold it for S33 m11lion . swallowing a loss of S21 million. ft sold frvl' Liberty House stores 1n the Northwest to Marshall F1d d It ha:. given up on the Southwest, where it I n ed toopcrat<> stores under the Rhodes name. It hough! anrl sold Columbia River Farmers an Oregon. II bought and sold a Colorado feedlot operator. Wilhelm foods. It boulo(hl and ~old the Gctno·Down~ specialty ston:.s 111 Denvt•r MOST Of l S WOUl.D BE IN bankrupl<'Y c-ourt af we had so many failures on nur hands . But Amfac doesn't have to worry as long as at 's sitting on all th at valuable land. The Kaanapalt Reach Resort on Maua covers 850 «tcres. It 's oceanfront land that borders on sugar caot! fields Amfac owns •l all lhc sugar cane fields and lbe oceanfront property. When you can sell an acre for more than $1 million. you don "t have to worry. t . , Better Business Climate Repo~ . ~usaness acth•_i ty 1n Southern Cahlornfa's JO.county re· gaon improved 1n St.•ptcmber. according to Security Pacir~ Bank. Richard W Ayer . vice president and head of the bank's research pubJ1 cat1on~ section, Saad the bank's re. glonal index of busine~s activity was estimated at 212.6 11967 equals 100 I for September. up 0.8 percent from August 's upwa rdly revised 211 . and C 7 percent ahead of the September 19Ti tndex. levl'I Ayer based his Mmments on data compiled for the bank's publicaLion. "'Monthly Summary of Business Condi· lions in Southern Cal1forn1a " to be re leased after Friday :rhe. largest ~•~t?le increase. compared with yea r earlier f1gun.-s. continued to be building permit valuations. A more moderate gain was posted in the department stores sales catc~ory . while rC'al es tate ))ale!> showed a decline for the 12·month period The current issue or the bank '.s monthly pu blicataon on business conditions 1s available at local Securi ty Pac1f1c Bank offices an Southern Caliiorma •dale•• to BlllW Lab Beckman Instruments . Inc., hai-. anMunced plans for a ne w engineering laboratory at F ullerton to evaluate automotive test instruments and systems under conditions that duplicate those an auto ~nufacturers' test facilities and automotive servicl' cenle Beckman engineer~ will uphcate fede ral test pro- cedures as sf)t-eifJed by thf' vironmcntal Protection Agency and evaluate Beckman d gnostic test anstrumen· talion under service ccnt<.>r t•onditaons. according to TAKI!'(; STOCK George G r een , m anager of automotiVl· test instruments opera lions .· Compl<'tion of the 4.000·Squarc·fOOt faclli•' ty is scheduled for .lune l979 at an approxim ate cost of $400,000. The laboratory will include a test and evslualion center for emission analysis ins truments a nd systems and an aftermarket ser\'tce center for diagnostic instruments. Seeelll.., 10 Pa11 IMddnecf Diredors of Swedlow. Inc .. Garden Grove. have authorized $300.000 for purchase of the rompany's common shares In the open mark<'l and declared a regular quarter· ly cash dividend or~ cents a share. The dividend as payable Dec 20 to shareholders of record Dec. 6. In 1976 the company's directors authoriied $750,000 ror purchase of Swedlow stock in the open market. A b11lance of $5 • .00 remains uncommitted from this authorization, bringing total fUJ'lds available for open market purchases to S305.400. There arc approximately 820.000 shores of stock out· standing. Swed.low manufoctures wtndowi; and other transpare n· cles for aircraft and ground transp<>rtatlon vehicles. as well as other acrylic products for m11itary a nd commerc\nl use. a.-11en lt'erla..., kl A d•y·long small·business works hop Is ~cheduled Nov 30 at Chapman COllcsc In Orange. It has been arrAn«C<:'J>J. the Orange County chapter of the Service Corps of Retir- ExecutJ~s ttnd the college. The program is CO·sp<>n ored by the United States Small Busint.ts Administration. It will be held In the Waltmar Theater at the college. 333 N. Glanell St .• Orange. (mm 9 a .m . to 4: l5 p.m Re1tstr1Uon will begin at. 8 ·30 a.m. The S3 rerilstrauon fee will cover costs oL workshop matcrh1ls, coffee and dou.thnuu . :: More In.formation Is available at the Los Angeles d .... trit l oftlce of the S m a ll Buslneu Admln1s tratlo.._ 213--688·4892. or at tho conace. 991-6684. I 88 DAILY PILOT l uelday, ~ 14, lf7'8 Television TONIGHT S LATEST LISTINGS E\JENNO t-00 1 • 8 NEWS ~ONE! t h4t parameQta ,-.... • Couple 11°"1 "" ..... 810< "a.ii ••looi t mM<.01 o;>et -1 ny 10 ~ 11 "' '"" °'*"" •llK • IT T OI' SAH FMHOl8CO A COlieoOe 1-IW UC) l<>t p<01¥101><>n ., .. ,.JfW\t l"t gefl '1>1.>I .,> .. ~···#Ith,,,..~· &) <>VCR l,AIY i.. .... t Yvl lll\ni- '1!) FRUMAHO Skl'TCHING h>tmtf1V In"'"'" t Il l C88 NiWS Devtl'' ( 11173) Telly ~~alu l161e ~ A bNllfltul O"' •• lorn t>ei-two meat"' • one IMl\Q G"d lhe 01,..._ OHO (2 11<1 ) 8 ®I HA..., OAY8 The f <>M 11 AlletgtC To Uirl•" • Onl IUddenly eapertel\ce• 1n eez1110 .1110.1 whenever he s •bOul Ill ~ ... 11 gnl • CAAOL 8UANIITT AHO f'AIEHOS Oue11t1 Alan Ktng. l•n• l•varon1 q) MOVIE • • • •, "Sao .. na•• ( 1~1 Humphrev Soo..i AUO•e'Y ttepburn file daughler 01 Ille lamlly GhflUll-la •ou11ht •lier by t"'o wttaltlly aoc.tllht• bfoth4tr• 11.. ht• I fJi) FAU. OF EAGLES rn. l••• f-.;1 Wtwln Aloalndet Ill 0-Mldek'n• I'( -··Wiited NIChOIU '"""' 11 s tne Ru1s1•n lhl~ '1\) 0L08AL PAP£R tlOi A NEWS t 30. I LOY£ LUCY W-by .a 'V"t nlC)f'I '"' l II l t.K'\' .,~, ll""' -.....tth f(W M~tvtft Call ff er /tladam fl1e Ftg/11 For FOOd • A .._ 11 US IOOd pollCy lll><kio• tallo.1 al><>ul 1H~n•n\.Y t~ f)lflhtfl9 ••P41'...-.C<' bond "'O 81 1»1 ,,, ""'° •••IOu' mel"°<ll OI d4N1vt1ry l h ,1n <'.innon -.t.t:-'l a~ lorrr wr ba\\dy hou~t· m.ut..im Sulh StunfcmJ in t h<> TV ltlfl\lt' 'Lad\ u f 0 l hl· lluu1-tt•," a 1nni,: 111111.,:ht <•l ~on NHC. Ch<.1llnl•I 1 !~C(' rt•· \It'\\ hdow I 11 30 8 Q.a) I.A VERHE & SHIRLEY A Viait To The Cemetery" StHrtey he1ps Laverne ac;c;ept tne rect th•I he• mothe< has died 0 JOt<EA0S WlLO W THE 000 COUPLE wnen Oscer·s mother teors lor h6t son·s social Ille. Fellx tonds h•m 81\ Old- h1Shtone<l GrOOk girl CD HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS l11t1ru1uru l:ltth•n(I 1 n, Wo10!, C 8J CROSS-WITS i MERV GRIF"FIN 71)() CBS NEWS NBC NEWS 8 UARSCLUB 8 A8CHEWS cr.mft upon oio11n11c 1001 ~""'~ in NOtt""'" C11tol0< l\•il jl>arl II ti> SANf'ORO ANO SON L .. mon1 s11onorv ot>1«"•~ 10 h•h f,;lne< \ propai.al ul m.i111d1)tt to ltMI MC1ow Oonl\il Hatr1\ fD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT {ti) OESIONINO HOME tNTERIOM r1n1sn1ng Wlln r 11b11<:1 (J) JOKER'S WILD G) SIX MILLION DOU.AR MAH While M1art hol\Q tor IWO missing scien1111•. S1evt1 7 30 B THE MUPPET$ C:.~t Cne<yl Ladd 0 CANDID CAMERA Channrl ~i#f ing• fl KNXT !CBS) Los Angele'> G KNBC (NBC) Los Anqele'> 0 ICTLA (lflCI I LO'> Angele~ D KABC lV tABCI Loe., Angele~ (JJ KFMB (CBS) S,1n Diego G KHJ TV (Ind) Los Anqcle~ O}) KCST (ABCI San 011•qo ID i<nv 11no 1 Lo., Angele'> ti> KCOP TV (Ind I LO'i Angclc<o fD KCE r TV !PBS) Lor. Anql'll•'> '1i) KOCE TV f PBSI Hunlington 1.1'1 ;ch 'Dyan Cannon Shines B NEWL YWEO GAME (\Qi H<>l.L YWOOO SOUARES C!) AOAM·12 01111.ttr Mulloy dRhlN IM now girl 111 '"" ""no pOl)4 WtlQ ·~ thtl l\lt!GU QI ll lttllow •illtC.f!t fD 211TONIOHT PrOdu<:er r&pO(tor [ton '•Ol•B'· 11•pl0tus tne growln ot religious btoadc1111ing 1n lhe Un11NJ Slates '1!) NEWSCHECK ({) THE OONO SHOW 111>0 IJ CJ) THE PAPER CHASE WIN•• BeO I oet&rmtl\8ltOl'i 10 change ht!i unllattflftng poc;ture on Prof Kings· 11.-1d s 1ea 11rig ch•tl •l\volves Hart and tum 1n en flmb1rr1U11\g pred1ce· ment CJ LIFELINE 01 W1t11am W.iison Mm9an a P6dllllrl(. SO•· QUOnnda Bolkal\) ol me m1ss1nq arcneeoto· gt&I whO unearthed lht' document that someone 111 ou1 10 ~bO••oe his ett0tts (Part 3 ol 4) 0 NBCMOVIE Ledy 0t The Hou541" (Premoer111 Dyan Cannon, A.rrnel\O Anante Selly Stanlord's use from Sa" Francisco m&dwn to may- or ot Sauulito, Calilom11. ts dr1rna11zeo 8 ®1 THREE'S COMPANY · Cntouy s New Boss" Chrissy anl\OUooes sne has b6ef'I plomoteo to pnva1e secretary and is leaVtng on ell\ OYt!tlltQhl bu:>~ lnp ..., , n hflf new 006s 0 TIC TAC DOUGH G) MEAV GRIFFIN Oueats Odyssey Tom Sroka"' Jene Pauley. The- ooor,; White, Wolllam 'Lady' Romanticized By JAY SllARBUTr LOS ANG F:LES 1 AP l Sally Stanfo rd 1s a ~rand old dam::.cl who ran a fa mous, ele~ant San Fra ncisco bawdyhousc 1n the 1930s a nd 1940s Now they'w ~one a nd made a TV mov1t• about her .. Lady or tht-llousC'" 1s the film 's namt' lt airs lonititht <ChannC'l 4. at 91 and sta r!> Dyan Cannon. whosl' acting 1s brilliant t'ven 1f ht•r makt•up 10 soml' srenes as th\· am·it•nt Mis::. Stan· ford isn't A preli minary note 1f you ar<' of blueno::.e pcr~uasion . rest cts· sured that la::.te and discretion run rampant in this two hour film and that bordello c<tpcr~ arC' by no mean!> the main C'\.cnt of the ~how T HE MOVI E IS a direct . if highly romantic. tale of her col· orful life and times. he avily tm~ed w1th sadness It sta rt::. with th~ lady. m her 80s, musing a bout her past Whic h starts lht• expect C'd fl ashback lo ht•r childhood 1n Ra ke r . Ore. wht.•re. at age 15, she fa lls for a gL•nl who wanL<; to whisk her off to Colorado for purPoses of marriage She wants no pre·ma nta l romp. though, wa rning: ··1 Just want every- thing toberespcctable ." Alas, her true love is carted away on e mhczzle mcnt charges and she gets two years in jail as his o ccomplice, despite h<'r claims of innocence T hese ('r'\' REVIEW) scenes aren•t very convmcmg or effective. NOR ARE THOSE of a post- prison bit where sh(' moves to Ventura. Calif.. befriends a n 11 legal alien Jesse Dizon and to make ends meet. becomt·s a hootl e~ger catering to ollf1cld workers. Bul slick with the show Jui.I ai. you think NBC has foaled a Dinah Shor~ Peck Honored LOS ANGELES <AP l-En- tert a 1ners Dina h Shore a nd Gregor y Peck have r<'ce1ved lhe 10th annua l Scopus Award from the Ame rican F riends of the H e bre w U n ivl'r i.1ty 1n · J erusale m. Last year·s winne r . l''rank Si natra. said in presenting the a ward Sunday ni ght that Mi ss Shore and Peck ··have achieved the highest sta ndards of ex· cellence in their profei.sions and h ave s upp o rt e d humanitarian causes in the Spirit of the fOIVld e rs of the Hebrew University." PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $40 5189 SAVE $40 SALE s199 PRICE .... '21' • PricftGoMTin 11/16/7~ LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS TODAY! Choo .. ,_ ..... c:a..t Wlftl l.A>l-ltr"' turkey. a young, handsome. c ultured San Francisco lawyer 1 A rm and Assante I arri ve~ at her door. srekmg a lady who n eeced his client of$ t. 700 This wealthy Prince Charming 1s promptly fleeced of his heart and, not knowing of her bootleg. g1ng past. woos a nd in time weds her. IMPROBABLE, YES. a nd Hon Koslo w 's script contains such start·Of roma nce chat as "Yo u one of th os t• Ita lian sm oothies·•" and latcr · "Ile was a true gentleman I le treated me like a lady .. Still, Assanl<' a nd Miss Cannon somc·how make all this work by s pa re. economical acting that is a prime example of how to turn ll<'rba l dross into dramatic gold. Their scenes a re excellent , likewise Miss Cannon's work as a lad y proce<'dtng do wn Rue HeAr<'t wtth an adopted infant son. Jon David. her marriage destroyed by a sister m -law who ll'arns of he r past S H E 'S CONVINCING a t all limes. whether fi ghting a police fra me -up aftt'r h<-r divorce or acting the gracious hoste!>s at her fa bled pleasure palace And even the script seems convmc· mg here But the last act in which s he gives up her wicked ways, opens a restaurant in Sausalito, Calif., and runs for mayor there is a lt'ldown . just padding in a project that started bad and became titood NOW ~~ AT SNCIM.l.Y 58.KTID THMTMS HEM YOU COSTA MUA/MIWPOttf llACH Ht LI,__ ·--.._. .......... _ ... .._.. ___ MJ~O -, .......... c-... _,_ lllllTOL CINEMA STADIUM DRIVE-IN Costa Mtu 5-40·7444 Orange 639-8770 ClltEDOME UA CINEMA Orange 834· 2!>!>3 Westmlnstlf Mall 893·0546 '°" OAANOE COUNTY P9'0011AM 1,.FOAlllATK»I CALL UA-FA~E ~~ lio,...... icJCmlO ,Oii,.. ............ l {JACK ANDERSON) REVEALS In the • DAILY PILOT TUBE TOPPERS KllJ I> 6 :00 -Daskt:!tball. The Lake rs try L o makl' it 10 victories in a r ow a s 1 hey t ake o n the Bucks in Miiwa ukee. CBS f) 9 00 -"The Word." In the Hurd e psiodc of this four part miniseries. the arrheological find is threatened by sabotage. ABC U lt.30 -··o clivcra ncc." Burt lteynolds a nd Jon V~ight star in this 1972 movie drama about four men fighting for survival on a rafting cxpe<iition. M encheSler At thur Scnt-nge< Jr 8i) P8S MOVIE • • • Otstant Thul'det ( 1973) Otrected by Setya11t Ray The mhal>iltlllts or • remote Bengali v1llaga gre<1uatty t>ecotne victim• of World War 11, eitPe<tel\C· •no a draslic e11anoe '" hie· ar:wm:RPIECE THEATRE 'The OUcheal Ot Dulle Slreet The B1rgall\" Lou•· sa COiiapses under the sll a1" ol 1rying to keep the hOlet Charlel T yrretl olters to buy the 1ea11e (Pllrt • ol 151 9:30 D Q]) T A)(I "MOl\ey Trouble" John and his l\OW wile Sutal\ne reUCh 8 CriSl5 potnl in 1'181! marriage wnen one ol them hes lo drop out ol col~ bocause ot tonan- c1el woes 0 ADVENTURERS "SkeletOI\ '" Tho Cupbo.,d 10:00 0 0 HEWS 8 ®J STARSl<'t' & HUTCH • Qandr\Jtl" Slar~y Ond Hulch pose 11s hair- dressers 10 aPC>ftlhllnO "" 1nlemous iewet 1"'61 pre- panng lor e multl·mttttOn dollar hetsl 61) NlOHT GALLERY A psyc;ntt mves1tga1or con· duel~ an e•p&oment 10 rece<ve v•b<ations lrom " sc:all)tll '1\) NEWSCHE(;I( 10:30 m ID News CD VOTM'S PIPELINE 11:00 6 0 0 Cl) ®J NEWS 0 DATINOGAME 0 LOVE E><PERTS ., THE OOHO SHOW ll) MONTY PYTHOH'S FL VINO CIRCUS "Spot The Looney." .. The 8ooll At 8ed1tme." tne Kami K..,.e go off on ii secret mo...,,, penguons. a 1e111n1111. end en 1 a iest Q!l tnto the piOI (R) W Otet<CAVETT Guetil Emlyn Wiiiiams. (Pwt 1ol 21 11:30 8 Cl) 8.AANASY JONES "$11\Q A Song Of Mu•de<" Two small-tome ShOW busi- neaa mlW'lagers lry to teke udvel\1~ of a 1ock atar·s deelh by nalch•ng a kid· l\apptl\Q plot IR I CJ TONIGHT Host· Johnl\y Carso" Ouesta· Buday Hacketl. Anthony Hopl(11\•. 9 TWILIGHT ZONE ·Probe 7 -·Over And 0u1·• 8 ®J ABC MOVIE * • * • • Deliverance'" 119n1 Burt Reynolds. Jon v o1gnt Four coy men encounlw ul\Clxpected te<- r0ts on a 1Mld ratting 9JtD8- <1111on on a bQ1;kwoods t1"9f(RI 0 MOVIE • • "Winte< KWI" I 197•1 Andy Gr•lllln Sheree NQOn A mou"'"" c;om- mu,,1ty is terr0t12ed by a mysterlOUa ml.lfdflfet. 12 h" I CD THE 000 COUPLE Felix Osca< an<1 Nancy gel 11epp00 '" tne o.i;.emen1 11.1s1 P"Ot to go.no to " muSQuerade party ID OET SMAR'T A pleasant VIS•• 10 tr.ti parlo. turns •l'IO a tetnal att;w fE CAPTIONED ABC NEWS AP Wln1)MIO Series F 'ilmirag Hal Linden a nd Cel('s lC' llolm step off u F ifth Avcnut• bu$ m New York during the fi lming of a m·w t elcvcscon srr1cs ralled ··s potlight. .. The city 1!-t increasingly being used for lor:.tt1on filming Steve Allen Released MORNING ltQ> 8 TWIUOHT ZOHl A echOott-'* return• 10 het apen,.,.,.1 10 llnd • Ohlld Walling lor het thete • Al.FRED HO'c+iCOCK PAE8ENT8 Two~· light each othflf end a mount91n 10 ~· a tunnel bulll on time 11J HONEYMOONERS Aalph and Ed turn u mel(luertldo party m10 turmoil 12:30 8 MOVIE • * * "The Nenny·• f 111651 Be4Ut De1111. Wendy C••'O A d11turbed child Mid hta nanny resent each Olhflf lor theor re1oon11btllty tn me dea1n ot lhO t>oy s 5'1111< ( I l>f • 55 mil\ ) ., MOVIE * * ,., 'The last Blitzlo.re1g" ( 1959) v.,,, Johnson. Kerwin M811hewS The lel'atocat soo 01 " Naz• 08"ef al lead• ii squad 04 G«mlW'I c;om. manck>S behind the Alhed ..,,., 1or seoo•-oe al\d mufde< dunno lhe Bellle Ol the Bulge 12 hts I II) MOVIE • • • • DomentlD 13 ·· I 19641 Wiiiiam Camobell. luMI Anc>ers A peych<>- path. chng1ng 10 1ne metn· ory 01 11 dead s•aler. 15 respc>nlllble lor a Mflt!S ol pe mur<Hlfa In an !nth caslle ( 1 hr . 30 m"' I 12:40 fJ Cl) CBS I.A TE MOVIE • • ··Franc•~ Go1y Powen The True $10t'y 0 1 The U·2 Spy 11\0dent" ( 1976) l ee Ma1or5. Nonem· 11111 Persoll The events sutrOUl'd•ng 1ne snootonq down of an Ame<tCJn !>PV l)lane ovet th!' U S S R .. r,. dramatized (R) 1;00 D TOMOAAOW Guests Geollrey and B4l<· l\lltd Ooht'mann tundets ol the National OptrltOn PoO 1.30 0 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE "Curt'" 1·45 8 NEWS 2:000 NEWS 0 MOVIE ••• '"Tom Browns Sci>oolda'($ ( 19521 Aooe<1 Newton. Diana Wynyard A yOunQ boy 1S SC!nl 10 J I\ e•CluS1"9 Bnhsh boJ<d•l\Q sch004 (2 nrs ) ID GET SMART Arter Mu r~s thet ,..., is a secret 89t"fll. h•~ lrlOO Chiet lo let him help on OJn auigrtmenl (Pa11 21 2:250 HEWS ~30 1 ~ • .,, "TM Night Ot The aiood 8eu 1·· ( 19511) Mtd\NI Emmet. Anoe!• Greene An e atroneul Hl•bll1he5 c;ommunic.· 11on wtth 1111 alten beinO ( I hr 25 min) • MOVIE * * "'f rve·• (1951) Wllttam Pn1pps. SulMlll Oouglaa. Tl>o llVft people left on Earth ohe< an otomlG blast dtlOOWlf' that 1rouble ctn erupt ...,.,., 1n Eden (2 hrs.) 3:008 MOVIE • • • '"Seuon Of Pn!ll<>n" ( 1961) EmMI Borgnine. Anne Baxter. Alter spending 1111teen layoll wason1 wllh Qlfl· lrltlndl. two sugar cane cu11ers oecioe on S<>ft>e- 1 h•ng dillerent lor th6 Mtltft"IMnlh (I hr • 35 ""n I 3155 8 NEWS 4;00 Q MOVIE • • Carolina Moon" ( 1940) Gene Aulry, Chlllft· pion A COWbO'f encounte<a romanc;e and llOVl!nlure (I hr ) 0 MOVIE * • • · Swing Time" 11936) Fred A1t11He. G•"Q« Rogers A gambling dancer has a hard lime aa...ng money to many hts 1W116thllart tivt compt.ca· llOn& <1nse When he taus tor anoti-(i' hrs) 4.30W MOVIE • • "r11n Wllflted Men" f 1955) Randolph Scotl. Richard Boone A ranc~ ,., s ward decides to marry 1nu neph('W ol an Arizona C•lll'l baron against the w1shefi ol her guardian ( 1 nr ,JO min I Wrdne•darf• Bayt i111e Movir• AFTERNOON 121>0 0 • • •' ··c;r_, G<ass Ot Wyom&nQ ( 1948) Peggy Cummtr'is Char~ Cobum. The 11v111ry berwoen a r al\C,_ Olnd d b<eedet Of l•Ollong horses causes p<obtems tor d ~oung OOU· PIO '" tove ( 1 hr , 30 min I W • ••' fneB.gSnot" ( 194:?1 Humpnrey Bogart. Irene Mannmg Tne old lite 01 cr1mo holds nppea! lor a tt1roo.11m .. IOSOI ( 1 hr ' so min) 'Soap' Worst In Church Poll NASHVlLLE. Tt'nn IAP\ ABC's "Soap" has topped tht' h!>t of the 10 m~t-offens1ve shows on televtS1on in the ::.econd a nnual te lev1s1on s ur- vey of the m1lhon mem b\!r Church of God NBC'~ "Little Hou::.(' on the Pra1rlC'" headed the 10-best list of members of the church. the na· llon ·s oldes t pentecostal denomination The s urvey rcprei.ents 50.000 responses to 300,000 quest1onna1res d1::.t n butcd to church mem- bers in 50 ~tale~. accordinJ! to the Rev. Carl Richardson, rndto a nd tt:lcv1s1on di rector of the church. RICHAR~N Sl\10 tht• churl'h intends to \\arn spon.-.or~ of ohJt'l'llOnablt• programming that "beginning an J anuary, 1979. we will not do busi- ness with tht'm 1f their advertising dollars contmuc to s ponsor offC'ns1v..-program::. The church's fl ome" a nd Family Life Com- mission timed tht• sampling lo co1nc1de with tht• firs t Nielsen rahni::s of th{' new -;eason, he said. Viewers were <is kl•d to ralt" lht• fall run of prime·t1me shows ba!>cd on such criteria as enter· tamment. educallonal. cth1cal. moral and spiritual valuC'. Church mem bers were a lso asked to chet•k portrayals of family l1ft.>, ust• of obscene s peech. portrnyal of dr uji(-. a nd a lcohol. 1ll1c1t sex and v1olenn · AFTER "SOAP." THOSF. proji(r ams ra nked most offens1H'. tn order. were ··Threc·s Com- pa n y." ABC . "All In T hl' l-'am1ly .. C BS ; ··Charlie's Angcb." ABC . "M I\ S·JI ," CBS. "The Jefferson." ... CBS. "Onc Day At A Time."' CBS: "Lov<' Boat." /\HC. "Vegas," ABC and "Good Times.·· CBS TUCSON. A r11 IAP I Entertainer Ste11e Al· len has been relca!'ied from St Joseph's Hospital --.---------S0ttffl C001t Adon Co-op I•~ seercllMcj few a ft er a bout with the flu ;md a 104-dcgr ct' tern Find Schusss what you perature want 1n the Skiing TALENT ( lassi fied ads ot the A11 •o~ > ' 1vo~• Jor nou1b•o Allen was hospitalized shortly after arn vmg ""'OIOym<>n1 '" ..,,......_,..., ..,.,. he re Thursday for a bcnl'f1t for the hospital. Reg Daily Pilot f.N~'' ,,,.,._na "' h,,,,. .. r,..><1 .. ~ 642 6678 ~wot' & f •tf•• T Morrison. hospital foundation president, said • (7 I 4J 957-0282 Allen was "very s ick·· whe n hC' arrived . ----------.. 111..-...;..-.,..;.;.-..;.:...:;:.;:;.;;.. ..... NOW PLAYING ~ llM'OIKl I UV '1CTIR A I OHllCll M&ll 0 '"II« LJI Ul•O CHtlMA Wll T U& Ctlll•• -• • Wt\...,."'-111 l~l U~l COi" "'fw ~ 0'>94 l ·"tfi •o11.,..,.. t1" .... llCI NllU ~'lto fOll Tlllt ·--IT STARTS TOMORROW c.5\ single dream is more powerful than • a thousand 1calitlcs. A SAi l W..'l'fl fll()l)llf'flON A AAIJ'll IWL'lltl flLM J M M 'llA'"'•"TllHOIU>Ot Tii[ "'"<•~ -.. 1 ~ONN<nkQ'.111~~ .._..,ClllU'ICOMUJN(,_.,,.11.-11 t!lli(,U • ..,.,, """_,.J II II TOUOVOI -.. !.AlA wm•1 .. ft ..... 1w .m 1wtS111 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA •1ST04 AT MloC.&.lnM 140.7444 •