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Home My WebLink About1979-01-30 - Orange Coast PilotI c .. k at Fairview !~~~~~~~--------~~~~~~----~~~--~ II II Rain Foreeast To Accompany New Cold Front TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 30, 1979 VOL n , NO. Jt, J SECTIONS, H PAGES I I f t 0.lll Pl ........ .., G..., A-- Khomeini Return Allo-wed TEHRAN, Iran CAP ) -The Iranian government approved permission today for Air France to fly Ayatullah Ruhollah Kho- meini back to Iran, ending his nearly 15 years or exile . He is lo leave Paris early Thursday. The return of the spiritual ht>ad of the Iranian people pro- mises lo present a new and stronger challenge to the sha h. appointed government of Prime MinisterShah Bakhtiar. A government statement said the decision to p e rmit the Mos lem leader's return was made at a long Cabinet meeting. EarUer today, the U.S. Em- bassy ordered the evacuation from Iran of a ll dependents of U.S. government employees and again urged a ll non .essential American citizens to gel out of the country following attacks on three Americans. INVESTIGATORS INSPECT CAR INVOLVED IN SHOOTING In Coate Meaa, a Man Left for Dead on Poat Road # The embassy ordered all U.S. government depende nts "to de- part Iran te mporarily at the earliest reasil>le date ." Cops Hunt Clues In Mesa Slwoting This is the first time the U.S. government actually ordered anyone out or Iran. Previous an- nouncements have encouraged people without important busi- ness to leave. There a re fewer than 10,000 Americans left in Iran, down from a peak of 45,000 when the unrest here started a year ago. Those remaining include abbut 900 members of a military ad- visory group, go ve rnment employees and employees in the petroleum and aircraft in· dustrics. A Long Beach man, found slumped In his car with a shotgun wound to the head in Costa Mesa Monday. clung to ' life today at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, police said. Investigators continued to l i Wnstituiion t Vow Slated SALISBURY, Rhodesia <A P l -Rbodeaia's confused, {earful white minority vote today on a I new conslllutlon to give the black ms,Jority partial control of t the aovemment. Prime Minister Jal'\ Smith t1 warned the whites they court disaster lf they reject it. ~ "I believe the consequences of i a no· vote would be quite dis· i astrous, '' Smith and the transl· lion bl-racJaJ government ho heads said In a full-page ---~ ~adv~rtlaement. seek a motive in the Sunday night shooting of 38-year-old George 1bomas Lovell , a cook at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Lt. George Lorton said Lovell apparenUy was visiting a friend In the Mesa del Mar section of Costa Mesa Sunday evening. Monday morning , a resident spotted Lovell in his car at 7 a.m . on Post Road. The driver's side window or Lovell's car had been blown out by a single shotgun blast from close range. Three U.S. military planes ar- rived he re today to evacuate a notber 202 ArMricans, mosUy civlli'\ns. The order was issued after a .shootJng .attac:k on an American <See IRAN, Page Al> "It was definitely a shotgun,'' s aid Lt. Lorton, noting that police found pellets inside the PUPPIES HELP victim's car. Lovell s uJfered as ~:~~ as five wounds to the FAMILY GROW No weapon has been re· FAIRFIELD. Ohjo CAPl covered in the shooting Incident. When Glenn 'ones arrived home Police have set the time for from the hospital where his wile the sbOOllng as about 8:30 p.m. had given birth to twins. he Sunday bued on Interviews with found the (amJly dog Tippy lick· resident.a •ho may have beard Ing eight puppies. the shot. Surveying the household that Lovell remained unconscious grew tenfold. the Fisher Body and In extremely critical condl· plant worker said, "I'm gl11d 1 lion today in the inteMlve care don't have a·cat." ward et-Hoeg~~ --.. ,,..;ii:.;:;;;...,. ..... _..a;;:liiiiiiii.o.~i&:..-..,..., ' . ~ . • 1 ' ' Member of Gay Otarged in Fire " County Students Charged Woman at Helm ·r To Command U.S. Vessel WASHINGTON CAP) -Lt. (j.g.) Beverly Kelly will become the first woman to command a Coast Guard vessel when she takes over command o ( the 95-foot cutter Cape Newagen in April, it w.as an- nounced today. At the same time. the Coast Guard announced that Lt. Cj.g. >Susan Ingalls will take over the 95-foot cutter Cape Cu rrent at Port Everglades. Fla., June 3. Ms. Kelly, a 27-year-old Universit y of Miami graduate. will leave her post as deck watch officer of the San Francisco-based cutter Morgenthau about April 1 to take over the post . The Cape Newagen, bt:tsed in Maui. Hawaii, has a crew of one officer and 13 e nlisted personnel. Ms. Ingalls, 25, is stationed aboard the cutter Gallatin, based a t Governors Island. N .Y. She is a 1975 g raduate of the University of Massachusetts . Rain,. Cold Front Due in County? Keep your overcoat on , Orange County. But re ach for your umbrella. There's a 60 per. cent chance that you'll need 1t Church Arson Suspect Held In Santa Ana A member of the homosexual- oriented Metropolitan Church in Santa Alla faces arraignment on charges of starting a blaze that destroyed the $172.000 church last week, firemen said today. Jerry Burdine, 25, of 1605 N. Flower St .. was arrested Sunday by arson investigators as he al· tended a service at the fire. ravaged church shell a l 723 N. Buth St., investigators said. • Burdine, reportedly a sometime church musician, was booked into Orange County Jail ·on a single arson charge and is to be arraigned In Central Orange County MunlciJ al Court ' today or Wednesday, firemen said. Investigator Joe I,.amphear declined ta elaborate on details surrounding h.is arson probe but said he went to Sunday church services in a search to f lnd and arrest Burdine. Church officials are attempt- ing to raise fun& to rebuild the 83-year-old ~tructure. It had housed the Metropolitan Church slnct' It! rounding ln Santa Ana tft'1t88 ~ tonight and Wednesday. And in the wake of the rain, the Natiooal Weather Service predicts. will come a new cold front thet wsll again have Orange County's .farmers reaching for wind machines and smudge pots. Forecasters said the incoming rain and the freezing conditions that preceded it were generated j)y a low pressure system cen· tered ove r the Nevada · California border area. They said the d epression enabled a stream of Arctic air that normally would have been halted in desert country to sweep on down over Las Vegas to Southern California leaving s now in many areas that had not seen snow since World War ti. Orange County 's farmers were much more concerned with the frost that has already caused ~ubstt\ntia l damag~ to many crops..... .. • And they breathed a sigh of re· lief. Monday night when lhe low 20s temperatur~ predicted by forecasters turned out to be nothing tower than .a livable 33 degrees. "We had a mild Senta Ana condition early in \he evening," explained Irvine Compa'n.y or- c be rd manager D ea n BucblJller. "And \hen the cloud cover came In and we knew we could make It through the night." • Ranch eut.bor1Ues have not yet been able to esUmate the tosses they know they suJrered Sunday nltht when temperatures plum- ~. rqe-Atl - SANTA ANA (AP > -The American Civil Liberties Union has offered to represent some 80 high school students arrested in undercover drug sweeps in four Orange County cities. ACLU attorney Ron Talmo said Monday that the students. arrested an Anaheim, Brea. La Habra and Placentia, were en· trap~ by undercover officers into selling them drugs, includ· ang mari1uana, hashish. LSD a nd ·PCP (angel dust L Also ar· rested in the investigations were about two dozen young adults. Talmo said the students, who face felony drug s ale charges. were also unfairly treated by school districts, which have sus- pended or expelled them. However Anaheim pohce Lt. Dale A. Wilcox, head of the vice. ' narcotics and organized crime bureau. said all investigations were conducted within the law. Talmo said the ACLU will begin its representa tion Friday at an appeals hearing for two Anaheim students before the Orange County School Board. Wage Hike Backed SACRAMENTO CAP! The Assembly Health Committee is s tanding 10-0 behind a $5.8 million Medi-Cal increase to boost nursing home wages. Coast Weather Chance of rain 40 per· cent late tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight in 40s. Highs in mid to upper 50s Wednes- day. INSIDE TODA\' . A quiet neighborhood trupts into a ipasm of terror a1 a tttn-age miper [lrea into an elemmtary achool Ste "Day of Terror m SOn Diego" on PO{le A7. l•tlex .. a .. .. M .. .,., f :: .. ~ 4t • f LY PILOT Teng Meeting Ends Carter Cal& Talks Far Reaching' WASHJNO'roN CAP ' rr.1· dent Cartt?r nd Viet• Prem..,. THC Halac> Plrl{C °' l'hlna con <'IUded lbfilr runnal talks today. und Tena announced lbal the l'hlnnt> and l\m,•rlcan Pf'C:>l•l ha vt> "bro1u1 pro'IJH'rla • fur buOd1n.i .i M W rt'h1Uon.abJp C utl'r and T<•nR Id\ th WhJte lfoUH U\ II Ufflrt• lo IAlt' mum tog .ant•r a l "Ao he>ur mhung. .ind lht• pn!Sldt-nt d crlbed lhtl1r pec~aJ Ta Units ay Doorn Du SAC'RAMfo;NTO CAP\ 1-'ln· 1»tat1ollb and llhr11ru•11 will t'lcl!\t>, <ind ..in enceph.1111111 t·111dl·mh· <"Ould orrur unlt•i.i. th1· 11 tc.1l1• c1u t(·kly 111at·a~t·i. J•ropoi.1tm11 13 rt.•iscut' fuod11, lotul offir1ub i.Hy A 2Y:r ·hour litany or horrori. wus pr£'8ented Monday hy of ficials of fire, mO:sQutlo ubate· mcnt. cemetery, l1brnry, purk ;_ind olh\•r :SJX.'<'tul thstricti. ftuni throughout C:1llfom1a They appeared before the /\,, sembly LocaJ Government Com mittee In support of legislation to add up to $150 mlllton to the $4.2 b1lhon 1n slate s urplui. funds granted last s ummer to local gove rnme nts which lost $7 billion in property tax rcvenu~s with voter enactment CJf Propos1 lJOn 13. But committee c hairman E ugene Chappie. R-Ro:.ev11le, said the Legislature is having trouble figuring out how much t•xtra money should be a p· proprtat.ed because about a third of the state's 5,000 :.pecw l dis tricts haven't ftlcd hnanc1al r4'· ports i.ou).{ht by lht.' state Con trolle r and Ol'p a rtmc ot uf Finance "It':. ohv1ous th at Assembly Sric McCarthy •~ go1n~ to be V<'ry rC'luclanl to prov1t11· any bailout money until we hav1· a r1rm fl ).{un· on emergenry needs." Chapplt> sr.11d . Chappie s:11d t·stlmatcs '1f t•mergenry nN:ds ran.:e up to $220 m1lllon. hut lh<.tt the com mltlce wouJd "lean to the thrifty side" and propose an add1t1onal $100 million to $150 million. Los Angeles County Librarian Carol Moss s:ud her budget was cut 60 percent, but the county Board or Supervisors ordered her lo maintain 75 percent of previous scrv1(•t• in anl1c1palion of an addilJonal rescue bill. If ext ra m oney is n't ap· propriated. •·our li braries will bl' virtually decimated," with the starr cut to 100 people who will rot.ate around the system's 90 branch hbraries, operating each just one day per week. She said no books have been purchased by the county library, wblch serves 45 Los Angelei. County cities . since the enact ment of Proposition 13 and the starr has aJready been reduced by 542 persons to 1.100. Women Seen For Draft WAS HINGTON <AP ) Secretary of Defen!'le Harold Brown says youn R women !'lhould have to register for th<: drart If men do hut makes clear he would not want lo draft women ror combat. "I have not chanJ(ed my view that the great majority of com bat duties are not suitable for women," Brown l-0ld the llousc Armed Services Committee Monday. But Brown s aid he sees no need for a peacetime draft and !'laid I.here may be no need for draft registration either. OAAHOE COAST talh with• n.1 bohdJttlt\'t"S. "far r~actun.c. rnulk, h~t. rordlial . b•rmonloua, bt•11tflc1111 und con1trur llvc," w..rc lhf' worda • 1m1lln1 artt•I' UIC!d twf cirt' T•·n~ 11tt•pp•-tl Into hl11 h mou111nt• a nd rud1· lu Culi6,l11I IUll fur snffUn&iw with tn f'mbCn, or Cooarf!IS "I a~ 10 r•very -word Uw pr~td .. ol h ~ JWll .!jtlld Tt·n..: !i&ld QuaJre Rocks New}eney l'~ll111 AMISOY NJ 1Af'1 An t•1111.hquakl' of unknvwn m1.1~n1 l udc roded central N'-'W Jursey t1nd N1•w York':J Staten hlanct t od a y , said a i.t.>1i.molo~111l ;_1t 1.umcml 0 o h t' r l y (.; t' 11 I o g 1 r c1 I Oh:wrvutor y Perth Amboy police 1~1 Edwurd Sukluwsk1 saul there wero 110 1mm<:diate reports of damuKc or ln· JUry. ..." ·•ft frll ltke someone wai. mov1n~ lt1t• bulldl11~ off the foundat10n." he said ,.,....rap Al IRAN •.. :ur force major SUiiiJay night in Te hran and the beating of US. Consul David C. McGaffey and a n Amencan employee or Be ll Helicopter International 1n the centraJ Iranian city of lsrahan on Monday afternoon. U.S. Air Force Maj. Larry fl Oa vis was s hot and wounded twice by a n unidentified tC'r rorist In Tehran on Sunday U S Cons ulate sources 1n Isfahan said thf• trouble there began about 4 p m Monday with a n altercation tx·twt•en the Bell Helicopter employee and an Ira· nian tuXJ dnver near the city's Khoroush Hotel The sources said a shot was hred during the dispute and lhl' taxi driver had bt.ocn hosp1tahzl'd with a fa cial wound. The sources said a crowd and local authorities sei~L"<i the Bell employee, who w a s not im· mediately idenWied, and took him inside the hotel. McGaffey was s ummoned and arrived about 5 : 15 p.m . They s aid •r McGaHey arnved the crowd out· side became angry. broke past emissaries of the local ayatulJah sent to caJm the situation and beat the two Americans. The sources said McGafCey was "bruised and a btt bat tcred " but not senously hurt, :ind that the Bell employee also did not nt!ed hos pitalization. Both were treated by a doctor al the home or the ayatullah. I',.... Page Al RAIN ... m eted to 21 degree&. Avocados. l emon s a nd strawberries were a mong the ('rops hardest hit by the cold snap. Helicopters a nd wind machines were used 10 a bid to push •Out lht! ground-hugging cold air and allow the warmer upper layf>r to sctlle and the m aneuver certainly s aved many crops, ranch hands said Strawberry growers are wait· ing to see If the blooms that Wl·re wh.tle Sunday s hrivel and turn black m the next day or ISO H they do, the fruit 1s lost for this sea.son. There will be more blooms and more strawberries, they ex- plained, but the loss of these first blooms would mean the loss of the first profitable strawberry market in early March. The s trawberry c r o p was valued al $40.6 million lo 1977 , second only lo nurse ry stock and cul flowers ln Orange County. "Throu&h thu1 v11u l, I a m even mon· ronv1m·l'd thut China and lt11· Unlh•d St~t u and the C h1 neAe p e opl e an d the Am eriun 1>cople have broad pn.Ht lJl'{'lb in vuriou11 riettls polltlrnlly, t·ronorril<'itlly , 1n the '"lcr\c•· •in Chinese luder said (.'urtcr :..od they would meet <11t•ln bm·ny Wl-dn t-"Sd ;ay to sign rin umbr'(•lll1 a.:retment cover- mg exchanges an students and scholan, :science. technology. al(ncuJture and energy Th~ lcuder.s refused to answer qut>:.llon:. Jbout whether they J1aagreed on such tougher issues a l hctr attitude toward the So- MAOISTS PROTEST TENG'S VISIT -A4 v1el Union or the future of Taiwan. {';,1 rt t•r .1~rl!cd l o end 1ltplom at1<· rl'rognil1on or the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan. and to abrogate the 195 5 mutual de fense treaty betw~n the United States amd Taiwa n, as a co ndition for c•sta blishlng foll diplomatic rela· tions with the Peking govern- ment Jan. 1. A smiling Teng arrived at the While House promptly at 9 a.m. for his Uurd meeting with Carter within 24 hours. After reviewing f'lobal and regional problems Monday, the leaders shifted to· day to such bilateral issues as trade and exchange progrvns. Teng lat~r faced the sen es of meetings on Capitol Hill and ques- t ions a bout China 's pol icy loward Taiwan. The admin.istra. lion hoped his responses would help blunt the criticism it has drawn over the decision to normalize relations with Peking. Details of Monday's taJks at the White House were sparse. It was clear , however. that the Sovi<'l Union was discussed. /\nd sources ind ic ate d th~ ad· ministr ation was relieved the t"mphas1s or Utt.• talks was shift· rng lo bilateral matte rs. Cops Chase Parap/,egic INGLEWOOD (AP) -A 21· year-o ld paraplegic man led police on a l>mile chase that (!Oded when tus vehicle. operat- ed with hand controls, rammed another car al a traffic hght, police srud. OHicers tried to stop u car Monday drive n by Anthony Wayne Taylor because It had no li cense platt>S, Sgt. Tony Walker stud. Police followed the car through the city but lost him when he entered the San Diego Freeway via an off-ramp at s pet>d s <'Xceeding 80 mph, Walke r said. ll1 s trail was picked up oocc he returned to Ci· ty St rf"elS. "The guys had no idea he was paralyzed Ull they got him out of the car and noticed the hand controls and the wheelchai r in the back." WaJker said. .,. ............ 'You Bear !tie, Bog?' A white Rhodesian soldier stands stiffly a t attention as a black non -commissioned officer s houts orders at Bu lawayo's Lle wellin Barracks in Rhodesia. The recruit 1s one of 600 conscripts. about half white and half black laking basic training in the Rhodesian a rmy. ' Courtroolll Closed In Rape Hearing Judge Marvin Weeks cleared his court of spectators al the start of a hearing Monday to de- lermtne whether two l"ountam Valley residents will stand trial for the alleged rape of a 14-year· old girl. Garden Grove paramedic Larry H. Wheeler, 40, a nd frvinc cafetena operator Jot.Mat Kocher, 47, face multiple cha(ics of rape and huvlng 1lhc1l sex with a mino r The West O r a nge County Judicial District j udge granted defense attorney Steve Zwick 's motion to cle ar the court of all people but the co-defendants, the teen.age victim and he r county appointed matron Weeks and Zwic k did not publicly state their reasons for th\• courtroom closure. 3 Killed in Crash WETHERS Fl1':LD , Conn <AP 1 A bus carrying Prall & Whitney workers was minutci. from its d est ination at an aircraft plant when il s lammed into a disabled gasoline tanker truck. k.illing three persons and injuring nearly two dozen other passengers. About 3,000 gaJlons of the tanker's 7.800-gallon cargo spilled onto Interstate 9 1 after the c rash. stale police said . The girl's molher is charged with child endangering in con. nection with tbe case againat Wheeler and Kocher. The mother has yet lo be ar- raigned because or an ailment that has kept her hospitalized in Santa Ana. Wheeler a nd Koche r have pleaded innocent to all 31 felony rounts agamst them Wheeler has been s uspended from tus para medic post pend- ing the outcome o( the case again.at him. He has worked ror the Garden Grove Fire Depart· meat Cort.be put 10 years. Stabbed Boy Dies; Mother He/,d in Cme DALLAS <AP> -An 11-year- old boy stabbed through the e:ye with a screwdriver 2\.'t weeks ago has died in a hospital, authorities say, His mother has been charged in the case. Police investigators said they learned Clifford Ce<:il Gradi died Mon day. moments before doc· tors at Baylor Medical Center began emergency surgery on his 8-year·old sister Aimee Gene Gray, who was wounded In the same attack Jan. 12. She was listed in critical condition. The c hildren's mother, Kathleen Gradi. 32, was being held under $200,000 bond aft.er being charged last week with at- tempted murder . Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Jim Burnham said Monday that in light or the boy's death, amended charges would be presented to grand jurors. Po li ce found the c hildren' stabbed and beaten in their hlood·spattered apartment. The girl was unconscious a nd the boy was huddlin g i n fear and screaming in terror in a closet bent>alh lh<' stairs m the apart· ment. Ex-chief Sentenced DAILY PILOT ,,..(')t~(n.rif 0-1'1 Pttflol •lt" .. I" ft1\rl.r" ~,,...., ............. ~~'''""'"•"'-""f•••lw~~ ( .. \t ~•"'*'O~f \.t'N• tlt't-4'1l~A•• fMOfl~ #IONMy UWOwOft t Ud.lly IM (l'f'\I• """"...,,,. N......,._,. '"""'-'" ••1,..tww,.on ''-•,.. • f'Vft l•.,.VAIWy hV>fW \~IW-4t1' \ftt,.tt"(o.t•I ~ \tftqfif , .. ~-o~t\PUbtl"""1 \..ttv''1•f\IWWt """° • .,.., Ir. P'•"' •"°"' fl\litl\.h;""' ~_.,,.. "',., UCI A National Weather Service forec aster predict& a ..low or 4'1 tonight for Orange County with a bigb Wednesday ol 56 dettrees. Fangs for tlae ltlemorg "But then it wUJ get colder," he warned. "AB things look right DOW it will be at lcHl 10 dcgret.'S colder Wednesday night.:' McCarthy Opposes Conclave SACRAMENTO (API As· sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, once one of Cov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's c loses t alll ·s 1n the Legislature. is working hard to dereat Brown'i; proposal for a·ron- 11Utullonal convention to require ba lanced federal budgets. In an unusua l m ove , McCarthy, 0-San Francisco. has sent pnvate letters to Assembly De mocrats urging them to op· pose a resolution requeat.ing the con vention so u ght by the OemocratJc governor Last week the s t;,te Senate voted 24 14 to ratify s uch a con- vention. tr the Assembly also ap... proves the rnsolution, California would become the 25th stale to call for a convention. IC 34 states adopt resolutions, Congress would be required t.o conve~ the first ·constilulionaJ convent.ion 11ince 1787 "Of all ii.sues raised during my four years and eight months as s peaker, none is more (.'ritical than the call for a constitutional <'OnventJon," McCarthy 's letter says . "Support for a balanced federal budget is Justified .. but opemng up the United Stat.es Conslilut1on. and its c herishe<i protections for individual rights, 1s unsupportable,•· McCarthy says. "I respectfully urge your help ... rr you do not share my con- cern. J would appreciate the op- portwuty ror an early discussion at your coovenlence." the letter adds. · The letter is further evidence that the wide riff between Brown and McCarthy -dramatically diaplayed .ln speeches attacking each other at the Democratic state convention 10 days aao has not been closed, and that their persona l feud m ay con- tinue. Anne Baxter's Mom Dies in Laguna Hills By Tbe As80('iated Press Ar chitect t 'rank Lloyd Wright 's o nly daughte r ,· Catherine Baxter, mother of ac trees Anne Baxter. bas djed in Laguna Hills at age SS. s aid a s pokeswoman at the Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital. Mrs. Baxter died Saturday at the Leisure World facility, said s pokeswom a n Annamarit· Hacker. A native of Oak Park, Il l . Mrs. Baxter often traveled wtlh he r rather until she married Kenneth Stuart Baxter in 1919. Baxter, who beeame a v 11.·t· president or the Taylor Wini· Corp .• died In 1977. No funer~I was conducted for him at the time because Mrs. Baxter w<.1:. ill. but a joint memorial serv1c·1• for the couple is bt!ing pla nnt·d for June at lhc Portuguese Bend Chapel in Palos Verdes. The sanctuary was designed by Mrs. Baxter 's brother, David Lloyd Wright. S h e i s s urvived b y h1·r daughter. two brothe rs an1l three grandctuldren. Bendit Hits Photo Store In Costa Mesa A bandit who covered much of hts face with white cotton simulated a weapon in a paper bag Monday evening <1nd robl)('d a Costa Mesa photo outlet of $10<1 police said ' The man w<.1lk e d up to a f'otomat St.ore at 2200 Ir arbor Blvd. in the K·Mart Plaza Shop· ping Center at a bout 7 pm. and dem anded cash from employee • De borah Hackett. She told police that be held a w rinkled lunch bag that ap. peared to have a gun iruside. She compUed with his de mand and the r obber ran off with the money. Police are looking for n slight· ly built man in his mid·20s. He was wearing a light blul.' ski cup a nd hts face was covered w1th Vlllill"'\4 ~ ~,. ... (~ ........ , .. ( ............ .,.1t .. _ ... _ PfHIO.ftl 4"0 "'6•1~ Joo" C-w; Vl<•Pt._.,..,. • ...ic ......... ~.....,.. Bendjts Rob Porno Store The likeness of a cobra reflects an eerie image to vis- itors to the New York Auto Sho~This design adorns the hood of a Ford Cobra. one of m four·wheeled beasts at the exhibit. HOUSTON <AP) --Forme r llous ton Polle~ Chief Carroll Lynn re ma1ned free on bond pending appeal of his sentence to 12 years In prison for obstruc lion of Justice and perjury. U S Dl11trlct Court Judge Carl Bui.' also fined Lynn $10,000 Monduy and gave him a JO.year sus· pended sentence on an •xtorti<>n charge. -whit<' cotton below the eyt'~, police> said. n.-HI(•"'" • flttOt ""°""•'. """""".,. ""'\•')HliU l t)IO' Parade Funds Sought DMtrtn " "'"' ......... ~ ..... A\\+\IAJU M.ltM-o11rw' t OllOr\ Offlc.1 '°''"....,,. >"1w.urw.,.,.,..,.. ~@-(;i(f"I .... (,......_,,,.#,,.,-.,... I.OS ANGELES (AP> -A pair of bandits got the drop on an aduJt bookstore clerk when they ordered tum to lower his Water Bills Asks 4th of July Help" ._,llQI ......... 1111<11 ..... -·•lfJ hl•pll•it• ('J't41~ ci .. Mfled AdHnlliiftt w...-n ''-"""'--4tMIOO pant.8 and lht on the floor wtille H Huntington Beach residents "If people want lt, they can they ned with cash and porno-really do love a Fourth or July help pay ror 1t." j(raphic rtlm• valued at more parade, they'll have to put their Reed added that a special than $.S,000, police said. m~n~y ~here their mouth la. evenu committee planning lhe The holdup Monday occurred parade also Is neeoUaUog with just as the Erotique Boutique orrlclala a r e aeodiog out private Jnduatr)' to he lp fi.nanc.- '1--'>~'*""·r-........ was cl<lfting, said Sgt. Vernon notices in wate r bills, aaldDC for lfte patriotic event, l40lt~ Dandridge. St donatioru1 lo k~p the 14th 1tn· Membt>ra alJO plan to prace '-'1:: :! °'..:t"., ':.:".:! .. '.:':"'~~~ The thieve. cleaned out the nu al ed.iUoo of the parade 1olng. "Save 'the Parade" coin reci!p-:::r, •. •• ...... , ... _ ... •••••• .... , ... caab -r and r a"'•ack_.. 8 "I believe this will be the taclea throu~ut the city. , ..... 111( ....... ,....,. .... ,,, "'"""~.. '"' ,.. .:v Th ,... I , .. .,...,._ back of for ~ ll&h. then ralrest way to dctermi~~ ti the~ • 27 e ~ c .1 v~ed not t~ • '""~;., ~, '",.,·;;.w-...---...""'s ibu~~~ -,..;~.-,~-"""' r t..-r ~ -~ ::;-.:,::r..,."[i·;:i .... ':.!" .......... ""'".,, clerk to hla pant.I 00 the Information Of!lcer Bill B.ttd p1rade rollowln1 paa.u1e of way out. Dandridce eald. said Monday. • Propo1ll1on 13. . .. ; • Controversy htt8 au'rrou.ndCd the event since 1976 when It was discovered that the clty poured more than U0,000 Into the parade. About $20,000 in city taxes '°went into ataglna the .event iii 1978. RealMot.a who do not receive a wattr bUI can aUll contribute. They can do ao by mallinl a ~"e·""'w'·-" ... -~~ Public lnlormatloa 6fnce. ~ Main St., 92648, Reed 111a. WAS HE ABOUT TO Cl!l' IN? A bar patron who apparently bad trouble ClndlAJ •. a disco partner diltplayed a knife at lht• bar or a k>cal night spot early Monday morning before depart· Ing. 11.. Operators ol the Laguna Star, ~ 1164 South Coast Hlahwey in Laguna Beach said the man stood at the bar holdlna a knlte ahortly aft.er 1 a. m • but ten the nl1ht apot befott police arrived. Wl~ aaid th~ ma11 wu an-~-"Clf9llM.~ daeo. w1lh blm. • l t l • 7 -- Orange Coast l DI TI ON ·~ • ". 1 Your Bometo_.n' ~·J Dally Newspaper _, VOL. 72, NO. 30, 3 SECTlONS, 26 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T UESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1979 /N TEN CENii'i.S : • frop. 13 Aftenhath Ho17ors Charged SA RAMENTO fAP> Fttt stations w:ld llbran wlU ck»t, ilnd an en.cepbal1 U1 .. plckimlc ('Ou Id occur uni ea the stale <iuarkly incrtaSH PropoaJUoo 13 rl'S('Ue funda, local oltlclall aay A 2~t:hour litany of borrQrs was 11~0~ Monday by of. ~ rw1al~ ot ·nr . mosquito abatt-· mt'nt, cemet< ry, library, park and o~r oeclal du&rict.a from , r Rain Due " t With New ~Freeze tt Keep your overcoat on, Orange County. But reach for your umbrella. There's a 60 per· r cent chance that you 'U need it tonight and Wednesday, And in the wake of the ram, f the National Weather Service ' predicts, wiU. come a new cold front that wa II again have ~ O r ange County 's fa rme r s l reaching for wind machines and . smudgepots. 1• Forecasters said the incoming ~ rain and the freezing conditions , 1 hat preceded it were generated ! hy a low pressure system cen- ~ tered ove r th e N e v ada:• California border area. Th ey s aid the depression enabled a stream of Arctic air that normally would have been l hailed in desert country to f s weep on down over Las Vegas f, to Southern California, leaving snow in many areas that had not • seen snow since World War II. ' Or a nge County's farme rs were much more concerned with the frost that has a lready caused , s ubs tantial damage to many crops. And they breathed a sigh of re- lief. Monday nJghl when .the low 20s temperatures predicted by 1 rorecasters turned o ut to be l nothing lower than a Uvable 33 J degrees. t "We had a mild Santa Ana condition early in the e vening," explained lrvine Company or· c h a rd man age r Dean Bu('hinger. "And Lt.en the cloud cover came in a nd we knew we ('O uld make it through the ; night." Ranc·h authorities have not yet been able to estimate the losses thev know thev s uffered Sunday night when temperatures plum· metcct to21 degrees. 1 Av ocados. l e m ons a nd ~ i;trawbcrries were a mong the crops hardest hit by the cold s nap. Helicopter s and wind l machines were used in a bid to • push out the ground-hugging ). cold ~ir and allow the warmer Y uppe layer to settle and the mane er certainly saved many i crops, r anch hands said. t Strawberry growers are wail· I I ' mg to see if the blooms that were white Sunday shrivel and turn black in the next day or so. (See RAJN. Page A2) J NB .. Man Faces 'Quackery' i Arraignment ! • /\ Newport Beach mao faces • arraignment in Orange County 1 Superior Court F eb . 6 on : charges of violating the state.'s \ so called •·ca ncer qu ackery r s tatutes" and practicing I medicine without a license. I A spokesman for the Orange County District Attonaey's office said Gary L. Couture, 41, is ac· ('Used of fraudulently diagnosing r cancer of the colon or pre· t .cancerous conditions in two pa- l t1ents at his chiropractic office t in 1977. i His chiropractor 's license has ! s i n ce been r e v o k e d , the Rpokesman said. l The forme r c hiropractor . I whose address was Usled aa the I Balboa Bay Club, originally was indicted by the Orab.,e U>UnlJ t Grand Jury on the 10 charge!l ; last November. f Bµt the charges now have been replaced wilb a 10..count complaint prepared by the di&· ' trict attorney. 1 The spokesman ror the district auorR•Y ·said th• case-was brought to the attenU6n or bis ot· flee by the stale Board of MedicaJ Quality A19urance and the slate Board of ChlropracUc Licensing. throupout talllom la Tb~)' appcattd bf'foro the A"J nmbly t«al Government Com m ltt.ee lo aupport of leclslaUoo to add up to tlSO MllUon to th • S..2 billion ln ~late surplus fundi. sunled last summer to local aoveromenta whic h lost $7 billlon In propc;rty tax revenue~ with vowr l'nactment or Propo:,1 uon 13. Rut committee ch airman Eugene Chappie, R-Rosevllle. u ld the Legislature is having trouble fi&uring out bow much extra money should be ap. propriated because about a third of lb~ st.at.e's S,000 special dis· lncu haven't fiJed financial re· port sought by the state Con· tro ller und Department of Finance. Dally ...... _.., 0...-Y ·-- INVESTIGATORS INSPECT CAR INVOLVED IN SHOOTING In Coata Mesa, a Man Lett for Dead on Poat Road Cops Hunt Cl1res In Mesa Slwoting A Long Beach man, found s lumped in his car with a shotgun wound to the head in Costa Mesa Monday, clung to life today at Hoag Me morial Hospital in Newport Beach.· police said. Investigators continued to seek a motive in the Sunday night shooting of 38-year-old George Thomas Lovell. a cook at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Lt. George Lorton said Lovell apparently was visiting a friend in the Mesa del Mar section of Costa Mesa Sunday evening. Monday morning, a resident spotted Lovell in his car at 7 a.m. on Post Road. The driver's side window or Lovell's car had been blown out by a single shotgun blast from close range. "It was definitely a shotgun.'' said Lt. Lorton, noting that police found pellets inside the victim's car. Lovell s uffered as many as five wounds to the head . No weapon has been re- covered in the shooting incident. Police have set the time for the shooting as about 8:30 p.m. Sunday based on interviews with residents who m ay have heard the shot. Lovell re mained unconscious a nd in extremely critical condi· l ion today in the intensive care ward at Hoag Me morial. Cambodia Oaims Wins BANGKOK, Thailand CAP> - The Cambodian troops of ousted Pre mier Pol Pot claimed more h a ttlefield victories today . Analysts said the troops had scored some successes but that the c laims appeared exag. ger ated. The Pol Pol forces said they ~ill ed 14,000 Vie tname se soldiers, knocked out 330 tanks a nd shol down 12 a ircraft between Dec. 25, when Hanoi launched the invasion, and Jan. 25. ··u·s obvious that Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy is going to be very reluctant to provide any bailout money untH we have a firm rtgure on eme rgency needs," Chappie said. Chappie said estimates or e mergency needs range up to $220 million, but that lbe com· mitlee would "lean to the thrifty side" and propose an ad litiooal $100 mJIUon to SUO mUUoo. Los Angeles County Librarian Carol Moss said her budget was cut 60 percent, but lbe county Board of Supervisors ordered her to maintain 7S percent of previous service in anticipation of ao additional rescue bill. U extra money isn 't ap. propriated, "our libraries will be virtually decimated ." with the st.a.ff cut to 100 people who will ~und the system) 90 branch libraries. operating each just one day per week. She said oo books have been purchued by the county library, which serves 45 Los Angeles County cities, since the enact· ment of Proposition l3 aod the staff bas already been reduced by 542 persons'° qOt>. County Hires Lobbyist Vote Split 4-1 By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI • Delf't ~I ... Staff lo a 4·1 vote, with Supervisor Harrie tt Wie der dissenting, Orange County Supervisors de· cided today to spend $100,000 on a Wasbiagton "representative." Board members who backed th e plan s u ggest e d by Supervisors Thomas Riley and Ralph Clark chose their words care fully, explaining that the county isn't really hiring a lob- by ist. "We're not going to be spend· ing one penny for wining and d ining or Co ng r essmen ," declared Rilev. He stressed that Sanitation District Blocks Job By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of ... o.lly ...... , .... The Orange County Sanitation District looms as a road block to what Costa Mesa officials say is one or their city's m ajor traffic priorities -the extension of 19th Street across the Santa Ana River to Huntington Beach. The sanitation t4'strid owns 100 acres of ~and on the Hunt· ington Beach side of the river, and Ray Lewis, chief engineer for the district, d~sn 'l want the property "severed " by the pro· posed bridge link or 19th and Banning Avenue. "Where are we going lo find additional land ?" Lewis asked today. He said the sewage treatment plant now operating at the site ser ves one million people, and is planned for expansion to meet additional sewage needs to the year 2000. "With the new federal and s tate environmental laws, we .are obligated to install new facilities," Lewis said. "We need the land." He added that the riverside ope ration already is "reall y s wa mped" to meet present sewage needs. · Costa Mesa city offi cials are aware of the conflict. but Lewis said he has not heard from them. However. Lewis said the coun· ty "has been made aware of the sanitation district's reluctance to give up any land for a bridge right-of-way. This view Is expected to (See WOE, Page A2) the job authOrUed today would be related to obtaining existing federal grant money. His view was echoed by Supervisor Ralph Diedrich who added, "We're not trying to in· fl ueoce legislation. We ju.st want to be sure Orange County gets a heller percentage of the money it sends to Washington." Mrs. Wieder disagreed with the plan, contending that exist· mg county staff members and the county's congressional del· e~ation couJd work more close- ly to achieve the same goal. She noted th at the county already is spendin~ more than $61,000 for combined informet· taon and lo bbying services through Washington-based as- sociations in which the county bas memberships. She also questioned the way in wh.i ch the proposal is being put to work ... There is a lack of a de· finillve plan," she said. "What are the county's needs, what will this person 4<>. what about a job description?" Her boa.rd colleagues. in over· ruling her attempt to have the issue set aside while such ques- tions are answered, agreed to study a "preliminary draft con· (See JOB, Page AZ> Driver, Two Girls Surrender in Chase ~ YREKA <APl -The chase or n stolen truck tractor. which crashed through an Oregon roadblock· and eluded police for 240 miles before crossing the California state line, ended to- day when two D)inor girls and a ma o s urrend e r e d to th e California Highway Patrol about 18 miles south of here on In· terstate s. T he California Hig hwa y Patrol credited a Pacific Inter- He'll Learn Not to Sleep On the Job An alleged burglar who fell in· to the arms of Morpheus while drinking a beer on the job woke up this morning in the arms of Newport Beach police. Police said Dean Russell Stegner, 33, a transient, was ar- rested at 6:30 a.m. and taken to c ity jail, where he was being held in lieu of $10,000 bail on a bur glary charge. The incident began when Nan- ('y Blanche Wyrick, 27, of 2 Bay Island, called police to report a strange man sleeping in her living room. Police said they found Stegner still asleep when they arrived a nd holding a half.e mpty beer can in his left hand. They said $65 in cash, missing from the resident's purse, was re- covered, a long with about $5 worth of food . Mountain Express Co. trucking supervisor with talking the sus- pects into giving themselves up on a Citizens Band radio. "He told them it would Just be a matter of time before they ran out of gas and the Highway Patrol would get the m ," said Eugene Hinman, CHP dispatch supervisor. Booked in Siskiyou County jail for lnvestiga•jon or vehicle theft was Dean J ames Goodwin. 41 . or Ri verside. Names of the two girls were not released. No one was injured in the four· hour chase. A state police spokesman in Eugene said the Lane County sheriff's office used a truck and trailer rig to block the freeway's southbound lane at the Coburg intercha nge north of Eugene. but the truck somehow made it through and proceeded south to <See CHASE, Page AZ ) Wb/,e Break CWsP~r A simple cable failure caused a po wer blackout that affected about 1,720 customers in Costa Mesa and a s m all section of Newport Beach Monday eve· oiog, Southern California Edison Co mpany offi cials said today. The outage occurred at 6:45 p.m . and lasted for about one hqur until a cable was re. spliced. Khomeini to End 15-year Exile An Edison spokesman said the affected area was bounded by Hospital Road in Newport Beach on the south, Wilson Street in Costa Mesa on the north , Superior Avenue on lbe west and Dover Drive on tbe east. Coast ,.,, . .,..,.....' TEHAAN, Iran (AP> -The Ira nian government approved permission today for Air France to fly AyatuJlah Rubollah Kho- meini back to Iran, ending bis nearly 15 years of exile. He is to leave Paris on Thursday. • The return of the spiritual head of the IranJan people prom- ises to ·present a a ew a nd l stronger challenge to the s hah· appointed government of Prime Minister Shah Bakhtiar. A government statement said the decision to pe rmit the Moslem leader's return was made al a long Cabinet meeting. Earlier today, lhe U.S. Em· bassy ordered the evacuation rrom Ir.an or ~ dependenta of U .S.·1dternmen1,, e mployees and aga1n ur1ed an non·esaenttaJ American citizens to set out of the country following attackl on lhrff Amcrtcam. government actua lly ordered a nyone out of Iran. Previous an· nouncement.s have encouraged people without important busi· ness to lea•e. There are fewer than 10,000 Americans left in Iran, down rrom a peak of 45,000 when the unrest here started a year ago. Those remaining include -about 900 members of a military ad· v isor y g r oup. governme nt employees aod employees in the p e troleum and air craft In· dustries. Three U .s. ntililary planes ar· r ived here today t"o evacuate another 202 Americana, moetly clvlllana. The order w11 IHuetf after a 1booliDC attack on an Amcljcan air force major Sunday Dl.ldit lo Tebru and the beaUnc of U.S. CoDlul DaVld c. McGalfey and an American ~mployee or. Bell Helicopter Jnternatlonal in the central Iranian city of Isfahan OD Monday afternoon. twice by an unidentified tcr· rorist in Tehran on Sunday. U .S . Consula te sources in Isfahan said the trouble there began about 4 p.m. Monday with an altercation between the Bell Helicopter employee and an Ira- nian taxi driver near lbe city's Kboroush Hotel. The sources said a shot was fired during U\e dispute and the taxi driver had been hospitalized with a facial wound. The sources said a crowd and local authorilics seized lhe Bell e mployee, who was not Im· med iately identified, and tooJc blm iostde the hotel. McGaff~y was summoned and arrived about 5:15 p.m. They said alter McGaffey arrived the crowd out· aide became angry, broke past em111ar1es ot the local ayatullah seat to calm the sltuaUoa and beat tbe two Americana. Weather Chance of rain 40 per- cent late tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight In 40s. Highs in mid to upper 50s Wednes· day. INSIDIE TODA l' A quiet neighborhood erupt• into a ~ o/ terror cu o t~ l7dper Jff't• fnro • on elementary achool. See "Dall of Tenw in Sari Diego" on PCJ{/6 A7. · ··~-•• .,_~ ,.. ,,~ ..... ~m11t1..-.-a '"""...,.... a """........,. LM . ...,. M .. .... = U.1 ..... "-§ ,., ..__ .... 11 '· 0.1t ......... ~ CMtkt 11 """' a-_.. 1r ·MK11Meftllb 0.-llMkM QT~ .......... ,.. ,......... 11 ..... '.51 I .... ...._ ........ Ct·I "9fW ...... •• .. • M "" Couture moi.t recently has been engaged in a nwtrlUonal 1tuidancc practice ID Newport JU---~ ...... elLc·s~ Ute a~~!°· said. OU£1NIAAN Aylltull•h Khomeini ..;___ _.. t"i - The embassy ordered all U.S. government dependent.a "to de· p art Iran temporarily •t the earliest feulble date.'' Thla is the flnt time the U.S . U.S. A1r For~ Maj. Lam R. Davia was abot and wounded The SOW'CCI Hid McGarrey was "bruised and a bit bat· tered" but not aertou.sl.y burt, a nd that the Bell employee also dld not need hosplt allutlon. ....._... a . t •• \ t J --••• Ji!'P'al Laday told aenatorw worried 1bo\it the 1.4."c unty or Taiwan th.al lht•) 11houhl OOll" that (,~ lrad4>01 no lOOMer tat-about ••1Jbtntlo11 .. 1'Mn lbey ..,eM: a bout I.ht> future of U.. ofta.bo.re bland "We MW lhlY ~ w11nl Ill Mlh lb" <JLX .. Uon nl 0\1 r tum uf Quake Roe/a New Jersey P~K11 1 AM HOY, N J 1Aa>1 An urthquaak o( uokoo•n maicnlludt• rod.t"d centu_I Nvw J.,ni~)' 1tnd N~w Yori,.~ ~ttll\'n l 1d .. n d l o ct '" '•" d 11 M'llltnlllOt(l.!>l ~1l l.,111111111 I> 0 h t' rt (.; l' II I Cl ~ l ' .. I Ob!\t•rvawry p,.rth Ambov 1>41l11·l· 1.t t-:c1w1trd Suklow .. k1 '<11d ttwrt• wc.•n· no 1mmt'(h.111• rc·ports or 11.im.1~ • or 111 1urv "It frll like som1•on1· w~1:s M()v1ni.: tltt· hu1lcl111i.: uU th(• founcl.tl 10 11 ... lw i.Old ,.,.... Pag#' 11 I JOB ... tract" lhat would answer such concerns before anyone as hired. Board members also agreed lo ask the Orange County Transit District and the Orange County Transportation Commission 1f those groups would like to join in the hiring &r a Washington representative. But they made It dear thut any financial contributions from 1•1ther group would be in add•· tion to the $100,000 authorized to· day Thi• plan recommended by Rlll'Y and Clurk calls for the hir· 1ng of a Washington repr('Stn t:.it1vt: who would work out of an ofhcc supplwd :rnd ~tarred at founty t:xpense. An option In th<' pl:in would be for the county lo ::.end a research assist.ant. already carried on thl' county payroll. to Washington to work with tbe representative. In st..ressing the need for such representation, Clark noted that San Diego County. smaller in population than Orange, this year got $134 million ID granL'> from Washington while Orange County only got $67 million. San Diego County, he noted. hu~ used a Wa s hington represen t at1ve for scvernl years. M ~. Weider's proposal lo gel thP county's con..eressional del- (•ttat1on t.o wc>rk on grants was thsmi!IS-Od by 01<'drkh. "It won't wor k," he said. Fl"09IPa .. AI J CHASE ••• the California border. Po lice said the truck's ~pc·ed from 60 to 80 m .p.h. as at rolled down the freeway The chase began at s·is a.m on I 5 jlmt north of Albany, Ore. wheo a trooper tried to slop the truck because il had no rear Ugbts and no license plates. The truc k was reporte d stolen in Kings Count y, Wa sh Oregon troopers continued to c hase the truck through their state, wtth ne w patrol vehicles taking over when the rig crosSed into another police district's Jurisdiction. Whe n the truck e nte red California, the s uspects slowed the s peed and to ld highway patrolme n in a CB m essage to leave them alone. 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(':.rlc'r used hd11rt• Tt•n.c ''f'l'Pt'd into hi\ Ii rnou1lrw unll 1 mil' lo Capitol Marvin Compares Love to Gas Tank LOS AN<i ELt:S 'A I" l Mt<ir Le~ Marvin, testifyinl( for a third duy in a h.indmark prof)\•r ty rights triul. today o rfe rf'd his definition of love an emotion he said he never fell ror Michelle Triola Marvin, during the sax years they were lovers. He said it was something like the feeling he gets wheo the gas tank in hls car is either full or empty. "There arc all de~rees of love on a scale.·· Marvin sa1cf hesitantly. "There would be the young. frivolous love," he said . "The childlike love of a teddy bear, nnd as we go up the scale, I would imagine the ultimate in love would be bel ween people a dPep regard for the other person. truthfulness. loyalty, fid1•ltty and a tremendous sen!)e Inn Employee Arrested on Burglary Rap A maiolenaoce man al the Ncwporter Inn was a rrested Monday 10 coooeclioo with burglaries or two rooms at the hotel, Newport Beach police said today. J ohn Gaccione, 26, or 256 16th Place, Cost.a Mesa, re mained in t•ity Jail today on a burglary t'h<1rge in Ueu or $10,000 ball, police sa.Jd. lie was arrested at 4 IS p.m . Monday at the Ne wporter Inn, I J07 J a mboree Road, police sam Detective Charles Beswick :mid Gaccione fit the description of a man reported by a Santa Ana record store as having used a s tolen credit card. The card was linked to a burglary at the Newporte r Inn earlier this month. of selncssness toword the other pt•rson "What love were you refeninK to that you dad not have tor Michelle," asked Miss Marvin's attorney, Marvin Mitchelson. "The love I described toward the end," Marvin said. "The loy&lty. fide lity. truthful ness that kind o f love ') .. Mltchelson asked. "Yes," said Marvin. Ho wever. Marvin admitltod that the b4!gmning of his affair 1n 1964 was happy. "In the beginning, s he gclvt· me her friendship and her com pany," Marvin testified. " .. an the beginning f enjoyed 1l. I believe it startl'd Lo go downhill toward the end of 1965." Bul before then, he admitted. "I saw the finer points or her. the relat1onsh1p, Y<'S." M itchelson intended lo que'i lion Marvin today about the arguments that broke up lhc aJ f :11r, a nd n·s ultcd 1n Ma ss Marvin suing the actor for SI mi Ilion in oropert v acquired whe n they were together . Mltchelson said he would ask Ma rvin about the month or May, 1970, when the two argued on the beach at Malibu. Miss Marvin has described a tearfuJ scene which ended with her near-collision with a police car and her arrest and jailing overnight. "I want to ask him about that night," Mitchelson said. Miss Marvin told of being ar- r cs t e d after s h e argued hystericall y with Marvin. Ac co rding to he r ver s ion, he watched as she was taken to jail, but did nothing lo gel he r ouL She said s he stayed in jail until he r friends. comedian Milton Berle and his wife Ruth. bailed her out. I n testimony last week . Marvin said he did not love Miss Marvin during their six year love affair and did not approve of her legal move to change her name to his . Hlll for meetln~ with members or Conaress. "I aaree to every word lbe µrealdent has juat said," Teng said. "Through lhls visit, I am evoo more con~ that China and the United States and the C hinese p eo ple a nd the American people have broad pro11~cts In various fields a>0llllc3lly. economacully. In the MAOtSTS PROTEST TENO'S VISIT -A4 science and technolof ical fields and In the cullura fie ld. e l ceter a." the Chmese leade r said. Carter said they would mcet again brieny Wednesday to s igo an umbn?lla agreeme nt cover- ing exchanges in students and sc holars. science. technology, ugrlcullure and energy. 'l'he leaoers reruaed to answer questions about whetb~r they disagreed on auch tougher l.saues as their attitude toward I.be So· viet Union or the future or Tat wan. Ca rte r ag r eed to e nd d iplo matic recognition or the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan, and to abrogate lhe 1955 mutual defe nse treaty between the United States and faiwan, as a conditio n for establishing full diplomatic rela- llons with the Peking govern· meot Jan. 1. .,, .......... PeekaPoo As a woman pauses to watch construction at the sate of Baltimore's conventio n center . her poodle decides to make sllre everything is proceeding on schedule a lso. Patients Due Transfer New Law Has Little Effect on Fairview Strict new standards limiting involuntary commitme nt in state hospitals for the retarded probably will have Little or no ef· fecl on Fairview State Hospital in C06ta Mesa, the hospital's ex- ecutive director said today. "It has almost zero impact," Ff"OlllPa~AI RAIN. • • If they do, the fruit as lost for this season. There w111 be more blooms nnd more strawberries. they ex- plained, but the loss of these first blooms would mean the loss of the f1rsl profitable strawberry market in early Ma rch. The slrawbcrry crop was valued at $40 6 million an 1977, SC'cond onJy lo nursery stock and ('Ut nowers in OrarJRC County. A National Weather Ser vict• fo recaster prl'dacts a low or 44 tonight for Orange County with a high Wednesday of 56 degrees. "But then it will get colder." he warned. "As things look right now it will be at lea11t lO•dcgrecs colder Wednesday night.'' Gun Law Shelved S ACRAMENTO CAP > Lcg1slat1on to bolster the "use a gun , go to pn11on" law was shclvl'd for 30 days by an As- s embly committee Monday, Dr. Frank Crinclla s aid. "We have two or three clients lpu tients > nght now who are being retained on administrative hold by me, that's out of 1,450 ('lients." He sa1d the two or thr~ pu · tients involved are only being held until "appropr iate com munity placement" can be found, at which tam e they will be re leased fro m the hospital. However, the patients or lhe1r reprl'sentat1 vc•!>. could ask for :. court hcanng to have them n· leased earlier. Dr Cranell a ~aid But he said no one ha:o; done so. All other c lients at lhe hosp1tul a lready were e hg1ble to request I',.... Page Al WOE .•. becom e part of a county en v1ronmenlal impact ..,tudy on th(' proposed bnd)!l' The report 1.., projected for completion later this year Oe~ndmg on the outcome of the El R. the county could begin bridge construction as early a~ March. 1980, 1f sufficient fund11 are :nail:.iblc. :.it·1·ordmg lo ('1ly Puhll(' ScrvlCt'i> lJirl'ctor Oru1'c M :.ttern. If the prolesL~ from lht> samta· tion distnct pr<'vent the hndg(' crossing. both Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach could be left with no future ('~1st -west links over the Santa Ana River. a release. Dr. Crinclla said The hospital treats dt!vflop- mentally disabled persons -the m entally retarded and those with multiple handicaps. "I think F'airv1uw is just about 99 and 44/ 100 percent pure as far as the due process n~hts o( our clie nts," Dr. Crinella said The pr~css of developing tht· new state restrictions providing more due process began two years ago as tht' result of a stall' ti ppc•al!. court d1 ·1·1s 1on , stat1· D<'Vt'lopmc·ntal S1•rv11·es Depart m cnt officials ~aid An official said 6.058 mentally re tarded pat1ent.s state wide have been aflected by the new stand· ards but that only 711 have been released lie said 66 pa- tients remain in involuntary commitment because they are believed to pose a danger to' the m selves or others. "What 1t really represents 1s a constant evolution m tht' defini- tion or what client or patient rights arc'. wh<it the criteria should be for comrn1tmenl." Or Cranella s:-ud. "We sec 1t b~1~1c<.il ly as a good turn of events " Bandit Hits Photo Store In Costa Mesa Gaccione reportedly had a pass key to the rooms involved, Beswick said . Mesan Faces Charges in Theft of Van Rites Set Sunday For Harry Kamph In response to community pres sure, Costa Mesa council mem- bers voted recently to remove proposed extensions of Wilson Street ancl Gallier Avenue to lluntangton Beach from lhe city roudway plan ·'The needs or the county arc going lo have to ht' assessed," Lewis s :i1d of I he conflict between tht' l!lth Sln'et rrossmg a n d 1· x ll u n wning and robbed a Costa Mesa photo outlet of $70. pohre said. The man walked up Lil a fo'otomat Slon: ;1t 2200 llarhur Blvd in Uw K Marl l'lu1.a Shor>· pant( Center <ti about 7 p m and d~mandt-d <:ash from 1•mployc<· Dehorah ll:.i1·htt A Co~ta Mesa man was in Newport Beach City Jail today alter he allegedly "borrowed" a frie nd's van at knlfe polnt Monday, Newport Beach poUce said. Len Edward Peterson, 23, of 205 Ogle St .. was held in lieu or $25,000 bail on a charge of rob- bery, police said. They said Petenion a llegedly used a knife to p e r s uade Douglass Walter Banfill, 26, of 2009 Maple St., Costa Mesa, to lend blm hls van. Peterson re· portedly wu riding In the van al the time. . The incident r eportedly oc· curred at 11:50 a .m . in the park· ing lot at Fashion Is land. police sa id. They said officers reportedly 11potled I.be van about 45 mlnules later and stopped it without I.Del· dent in lhe area or Sant.a Ana Avenue north of 19lh Street and Costa Mesa. Car Hits Pool ' INGL£WOOD (AP> -A -22· yea r .old Ing le wood min, George Chatmon, died today afte r his car plunged loto a swimming pool end wu sub· merged ror about 10 minutes, a 8 pokeswo men for Oenle l Freeman Ho11pltal uld . Ch•t· mon's car c:raahed throu1h a backyard fence in t.be Wlndlor Hills erea and aank ln el1ht feet of water Mooday nltbt. A memorial service will I><' conducted Sunday for Harry N Kamph or Balboa, a rcl1rt·d financial cons ultant a nd c1v11· activist, who died over th1· weekend. lk wns 74. The service will begin at JO a .m at Mr. Kamph's residence. 1320 East Ocean f'ront. Bun11l will be private Mr. Kamph w r1~ a former financial COn!iultant ror the Ralphs supermarket chain. He was a past presldenl of the Na- o.ffY~ .......... MUS81NO THE ACTION • HB Coundlmlln Thomn tional A11soc1at1on of Account· .anLc; and u for mt•r member or the Newport Beach Bike Trails Committee. Mr. Kamph is s urvived by his wife. Lillia n ; his daughters, Judith Crook a nd Ma rcia Klcm- mcr. both of Newport Beac:h; ha s son, Tom Kamph of Huntington Beach . a nd se v en grandchildren. The family ha s s uggested memonal contribution~ to the B 'nal B'nth AnU -Defamatlori Leal(ue. Minister Named LOS ANGELES I AP > The Board of Education has appoint· cd the Rev. Lewis P Bohler. Jr 51. a black Ep1scopullan pnest to fill the vncancy left by lbe re t1rement of Diane Watson. who was elected last Nove mber to the slate Senate. • Shi• told pollcl' that he held u wrinkh·rl lunr h hag lhul ap. pean•d I.() havt· a gun 1ns u.le. She complied with his demund and the robber ran off with lhl.' money Police arc lookirtJ: for a slight· ly built man In h1:s mid-20s He w a~ wearing a light blue ski cap and has face was covered w1th while cotton below the eyes, police sa1d. Illness Causes Flap Absence /rates Huntington Cormcil Cit y officials wf'nt to un- precede nted le ngths Monduy night to gel Councilman John Thomas to 11ttend a Hunllngton Beach City Council rneeUng. The tffort.11 faJled. The council needs Thomas' at· lendance in order to make an appolntm<'nl to fill the unexpired t erm of former Mayor Ron Shenkman. Mayor Ron PatliMon !'laid Thomas had Hsured "Im Mon day afternoon lhitt he would be a l the meelln« The 7 o'clock meetlna time rolled around bol Thomas didn't P1ltln1on then dispatched H1rbora and Beech Olrector Vlncenl Moorhouse to 10 to Thomas' home and to convey to him the Importance of being at the meeting. Moorhouse said he was met at lhe door by T homas' wife who uld the councilman was sick In bed, reportedly with some form of s tomach nu. Contacted at his home this morning, Thomas suld he a p· parently caught something on a recent business trip lo Arbona a nd s uspects he m ay have pneumonia "They were n't plannin1 to •P· point anybody anyway," Thomas said. "ti they CMayor Pro Te mpore Richard Siebert . Ruth Balley and Bob Mandie > don't com- promise, we 'll never litCl anyon~ appointed." Siebert. Mrs. Bailey and Man. die have voted for Planning Commission Chalrmun Ruth Finley to fill She nkman's vacat- ed SPot Pattinson, Don MacAlllst<'r a nd T ho m o!'> s upport ftic lph Rauer. rorm<'r president or the Huntington Beach Union Wgh Sc h.o o I n I 11 t r I H Ro a r d or TrufltN's Thomus wu:s out or town on ti business trip when the appOlnt m ent was :slflt<'d. twice previous ly and his ttb11enteelsm is CiU!! Ing mounting crillcls• from col l~uues . "I'm ve-ry lrrltattd." Siebert said today "Thoma.,· twhavlor h1 ch1ldjsh and as cuuslnR chaos. ms actions a ren!t In the best in· te reat.s ot the community .·' ·. Smuggler Guilty of Murthr An !&It Coaa\ dru1 1mlAQ)er accu1ed of muterm\ndlnt • murder plot that @oded ln Jt'11 with • man be1Aa abot to dealh tD FCMmeala Valley wu found 1uilty of fint dear m~ Monday. ' · Th •l1bt·O)ln, four woman Jury bl o...a,_,. Count'/ Superior Court J\Mlte Maaoo Fenton'• t'O url 1110 found H ·year·old Je>hn Garlldd, ol Connecticut, aumy ol t0011Mnn, to commJt munif1' After h5ten1q to t.M vtrdkt. Garfield relwi.td to watvt his riaht to be ..-nu-need wiUun 28 dl)'I. So. Judac l"enton told h15 Jallera to rdurn him to ('()Urt Feb Z3 for ~ntcnclnc. a rftuaJ Ht>e'Cttcl to end with Oarfletd bemg sente~ to life In priloo. Tb•l Is the peolllty he can b<. asked to pay for otderlnt the death ol Mi ono·Ume dru1 c:k~I· • ins ally, 28-year-old Jlmf1'le Lee Larson. Larson's body was found Aug 14, 1978 stuffed ln • sleepln,c bag ln the t.runlc of a c»r left out.s1de a Long Beach reataur~nt. Investigators later determined that Larson was killed when he was lured to a renled house in Fount~ Valley by two East Coast assassins hired by Garfield. ~kotS~hool At the trial, Deputy District Attorney Paul Meyer said the victim was killed because he had short-changed Garfield on a major drug deal One of the alleged assassins. George Masaro, 27. of Connec- ticut, is scheduled to stand trial next month. The other alleged m e mber of the hit team. Thomas Landry. 30, now of San Diego, is reportedly still under investigation. Laguna Beach School of Art student Jim Wheeler, 33. chips away at winter quarter project Monday as classes resumed at the Laguna Canyon campus. A $500,000 fire .Jan .• ~ forced the school to close for a week, but ad· ministrativc offices have been set up m a trailer on the 2.8 <1cre school grounds.·· Most of the 350 students re· turned Monday, but administrators said some .. still haven't got the word that school is open." After the verdict was read Monday, Meyer praised local in· vestigators for their work in un snarling the complicated case that centered vn smugg ling of mari iuana into this country from Mexico. Meyer sa1d in vestigators from the Orange County District At- •orney's Office for more than a year followed leads that earned them to the East Coast. Courtroom Closed In Rape Hearing Eventually, Meyer said. the investigators succeeded in un· covering the plot that resulted in Garfield's arrest in December of 1977. Prop. 13 Hit For Loss of Jobs at CSF Post· Proposition 13 budget cuts arc going to result in the loss of 101 Jobs at Cal State Fullerton. university President t.. Donald Shields said Monday. or those positions to be cut. 65 wi ll be from the faculty and Shields said some or those are likely to be tenured professors. The obvious ly unbe:t ppy ad· ministrator spent the day Mon-day explaining the cuts to uni· versit)' faculty and staff mem· be rs arid to newsmen. Shields took a few verbal jabs at Gov. Edmund Brown Jr whose austerity budget is forc- ing the cuts. lfp suggested that "one man's personal political am bitions and motivations" were responsible for the cuts which will "erode" an already economically efCJ· cient education system. According to statistics sup. plied by Shields, the state uni- versity system has been able to offer a quality education at a low cost. "At Fullerton Cit's l in constant dollars $81 less per stu· dent than it was J l years a~o.'' The president said that in making the job cuts he will work hard to persuade professors eligible for retirement to do so in order to prevent the firing or more junior staff members. But he warned that some tenured faculty members in de- partments with declining enroll· ment may face the loss of their JObS . Jud~e Marvin Weeks cleared his court of ~peclators al the start of a hearing Monday to de· termine whether t wo Fountain Valley residents will stand trial for the alleged rape of a 14-year· old girl. Garde n Grove paramedic- L<trry H . Wheeler, 4-0, and Irvine cafeteria operator John Kocher. 47. face mul tiple charges or rape nnd having illicit sex with a minor The West Orange County Judicial District Judge granted defense attorney Steve Zwick 's motion to clear the court of all people but the co-defendants. the teen-age victim and her county. appointed matron Weeks and Zwick did not publicly state their reasons for the courtroom clos ure . The girl's mother is charged with chdd endangering in con- ACLU Offe rs Help to Drug Suspects SANTA ANA CAPl -The American Civil Liberties Union has offered to represent some 80 high school students arrested in undercover drug sweeps in four Orange County cities ACLU attorney Ron Talmo said Monday that the students, arrested In Anaheim , Brea, La Habr a and Placentia. were en· trapped by undercover officers into selling them drugs, includ- ing marijuana. hashish, LSD and PCP (angel dust>. Also ar- rested in the investigations were about two dozen young adults. Talmo said the students. who face felony drug sale charges, were also unfairly treated by school districts, which have SUS· pended or expelled them. However Anaheim police U . Dale A. Wilcox, hea,t of the vice, narcotics and organized crime bureau, said all investigations were conducted within the law, WASJONOTON (APl -Lt. Cj.g .) Beverly Kelly will become tJte lirst woman to command a Coast Guard vessel when she takes over command of the 95-foot cutter Cape Newagen in April, it was an· nounced today. At the same time. the Coast Guard announced that U . (j .g.) Susan Ingalls will take over the 95-foot cutter Cape Current at Port Everglades, Fla., June 3. Ms. Kelly. a 27-year-old University of Miami ~raduat.c. will leave her post as deck watch officer of the San f'rancisco-based cutter Morgenthau about April 1 to take over the PoSt. The Cape Newagen. based in Maui, Hawaii, has a crew of one omcer and 13 enlisted personnel. Ms. Ingalls, 25, is stationed aboard the cutter Gallatin, based at Governors Island, N.Y. She is a 1975 g raduateof the U nl versity of Massachusetts. ncction with the c~sc <1gami.l Wheeler and Kocher The mother hi.I!> yet to bt: ar raigned becaust> of an a ilment that has kept her hospitalized in Santa Ana Suit Looms In County Union Hassle The 8.000-member Orange County Employees Association <OCEA> may rile a lawsuit over a union representation ·eJe<:tion won M onda y by another employee group. John Sawyer. manager of the OCEA, said direc tor s have authorized filing of a lawsuit because or alleged election<.'Cr· ing that occurred at one polling place. But Sawyer said no final ac- tion will be taken until attorneys have studied the case. Al issue was an election com· pleted Monday by 511 county governme nt operations and mamtcnancc employees. The workers voted 223 to 171 to be represented in future con· tract bargaining by t h e American Feder 3llon of State, County. Municipal Employees; rather than OCEA The federation last year won the right to represent 500 county welfare eligibility workers and will be competing with OCEA ror the right to represent other social service employees during <.1n election next month. Church Arson Suspect Held In Santa Ana A member of the homosexual· oriented Metropolitan Church in Santa Ana races arraignment on charges or starting a blaze that destroyed the Sl 72,000 church last week. firemen said today, J erry Burdine. 25, of 1605 N Flower St.. was arrested Sunday by arson Investigators as he at· tended a service ul the fire· ravaged church shell at 723 N. Bush St .• Investigators said. B u rdin e, reportedly a sometime church musician, was booked into Orange County Jail on a single arson cha rge and is to be arraigned in Central Orange County Municipal Court today or Wednesday, firemen !';aid . lnvesUgulor J oe Lamphear• declined to elaborate on details surrounding his arson probe but said he went to. Sunday church services ln a search to find and arrest Burdine. Church officials arc attempt· ing to raise funds to rebuild the 83-year-old structure. It h•d housed the M'etropoll~n Church since its founding in Santa Ana tn 1968. j . T~ January 30, 1879 DAILY Pl!.OT ,J;J Presidential Decree Freedo1n 'Sn1prise' To Patty Hearst SAN FRANCISCO tAP) - Patricia Hearst will be free for h e r wedding. blessed by a preside ntial decree cutting short her seveo·year prison term. "I haven't made any plans right now. It came as such a s ur· prise that il will t ake some time to adjust to it," the elated newspaper heiress said Monday after President Carter commut· ed her bank robbery conviction . She is scheduled to leave the Federal Correctional Institution at Pleasanton on Thursday, four days be fore the firth an· niversary of her kidnapping by members or the Symbionese l.iberaUon Army. Among those expected to ac· company Miss Hearst when she is released is he r Hance, Bernard Shaw, 30. a San Fran· cisco police officer who once was her bodyguard. The couple had plan ned a Valentine's Day wedding, but Shaw said Monday they were PQstponing the wedding until they could be marr ied in a l·hurch. The Rev. Ted Dumke, who led the campaign for her clemency, said Monday lhe couple were cons idering marrying on St. Patrick's Day. Meanwhile, prison officials sa i d Mi ss H ea r st wa s transferred Monday to an isolat- ed room. a way from the 300 other women at the prison. Duty orficer Darell Hainllne said she was moved ·'lo be on the safe side," because of * * * .............. FREE WOMAN THURSDAY Patricia Hearst thr eats against her by other prisoners. In granting the commutation, Carter agreed with a Justice Department recommendat ion that she has .. been pl!nished sub· stantially," as a kidnap victim and during 22 months in prison. • IL said she needed no more re· habilitallon nor punishment. "She will be a law-abiding • ·c1t1zeo," the departmenl pre- dicted. ·Tm really grateful that he * * * Critics Blast Move; Ot~rs Elated SAN 1'"'RANC ISCO <AP >- Patricia Hearst 's impe nding e arly release from prison brought cries or justice and in- justice, elation and indifference and internal cartwheels to her fiance. Bernard Shaw, the newspaper heiress' fiance, said Monday he "just sort of sat down and took a deep breath," on hearing that President Carter signed a com· mutation order Monday clearing the way for Miss Hearst to be set free Thursday. "I felt like I was doing cartwheels inside,·· said Shaw. ''I'm just the happiest person in the world," said Miss He a r st's mothe r. Catherine. "She has suffe red for five years ... " "The truth of the matter. of course, is that she was kid· napped because of her name and her name was responsible for her severe sentence," said Ran· dolph A. Hearst. her millionaire publisher-father who is legaUy separated from her mother. But the attorney for William Harris, one of Miss Hearst·s Symbionese Liberation Army kidnappers, said: "I think the fact that Patricia Hearst can leave prison wtule the Harrises suffer life sen· tences . . . indicates that there 3r e two s trict st andards of Jus tice in this country, one for the rich and one for the poor . . .. " said Mark Rosenbaum. Harris, serving time at Sun Quentin for the kidnapping. re- portedly told a g uard Monday, Actor Satisfactory PALM DESERT <APl -Ac· tor Edgar Buchanan remained in satisfactory condition today al Eisenhower Me m orial Hospital after he underwent sur· gcry to relieve pressure on the brain. officials said. TDOltiSON. "I don't want to talk about Patricia Hearst." Peter Marko({, a San Fran· cisco liquor store owner who was shot by SLA members as they fled after a bank robbery April 15. 1974, said he was trying lo put tbe eptsOde aside. "Time has passed now, we just h ave to forget." he said. The man whose job it was to put the celebrated defendant behind bars seemed indirfercnt to her early release. James L. Browning J r., now a Superior Court commissioner or domestic relations in San Mat<.>o County. was the U.S. attorney who prosecuted Miss Hearst for bank robbery. He said he wasn't cons ulted by the Justice Depar1 · ment about Miss Hearst. But he said justice was probably done. ·'The difference is a couple of months. Let her out, fine. J real ly don't care that much," he said. . corduroy collection Storekeeper Mark Franklin 1s wearing one of many 1 homson corduroy slacks. offered 1n th ree sty les and seven colors ... comfortable. casu~~ and classic. _,..,.Lii · 028 frvnicr. 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You'd thmlt ... tt._.r b •Ing hum boodt'd b wt1uthn 1mod1rtt'ra a ll thl":u~ )'Hlll 1omc da I'd lci.rn twtl r But 1t hu n l h•PJ""ned ' Aa )UU 1ut "'.-II Dl' ire• th r •4'rt! wron1 prl"dt~llon* of 11nothc>r he•uv hN•u • .alunic O\lr coa Uint• In t n16(ht 1'hl8 •·ttuat<d m1• to r1•h•nt 1111 n •·arllt'r rcsolv1• ('onccrnlni thl' t.rn11ly ct.11 Our f.1m 1I) lloM u'••cf lo •t>end hl nlflh b In th\• kitl'h •n .and th1• ®"'n~t .. 11 ., tutthroum Out nut •ny mortt tee iot b•nnl"d from th lutch n for such offen1t.'11 Miio 1m1atchang llot r bouk' from the• eh .. ,k .ind utlnl( them. pulllntt llllh.• IJlu~tll" h J I(!> fr um lh•· bt1• Mnd shrt'ddin& the m on the noor . -- ~1ck Dog lfr/u!tny to OfJc'n l:Joz and Eal f'la3flc Uag& Teng Protest Disrupts Visit • w ASJD NG TON (AP i Whlk one band or people stood In silent protest to ltk hurd N1xon 'is ont:·nllht return to the White House. 500 M 00111l dt•rnonatruton vt:nt.ed their rage at Teng Hsiao· ping by pell· illjl rx>lir v With ftlihhOOk!I tJ S llllQrn~y1' reviewed cusu11 today or the three score arrested duri11~ tht" clu11h Monday nleht bt't w1w n the Muousb and the v<>ll ct The violtim·e outside the While ltuu itt• w:u reminiscent ot ('11.111 ht•s tha t occurre d often when Nixon wu~ 1ls cluef occu· punt TllE AIMS OF Monday's dem- o ns trator11 w e r e diffe rent , however And a s pokesman for the Nullonal Park Police swd. "The viciousness was worse thun anything we e ve r had back then " In u flVl' minute s'treet r lash. 14 fHl l H·t•mt•n a nd 42 de m - onst1 nturl'I we re injured and 69 d<'morustrnlors were arrested. · JXllll'l' and hospttal spokesmen ~aid Mountl•d poh cemao Julius Gottllt•IJ wns hospitalized when his tl0r11e, s truck by thrown fishhooks . fell to th e ground. Thl' turget of the d e m · ontiJ rotors ' wrath was Teng. 74·year·old vice prtimler of the People's Republic of China who wu inside, wearing a blac k Mao llUlt Tit F. DEMONSTRATORS' complaint was that, in doing business with the West , Teng has betrayed the revolution led by Mao Tse·tung. As evening fell. the protesters marched thro ugh d owntown Washington chanting, "Mao Tse· tung did not fail ! The revolution will prevail 1" The Maoisl~ were me mbers or "The Committee ror a Fitting Welcome." The committee had spent most the day listening to de nunciations of Teng .. t a r ally al All Soul's Church. BOB AVAKI AN, 34. one or their leaders. addressed them : "We 're going lo strike a blow to day. a blow that will be hear d around the world " When they left the church, they c arried ltttle !>heel s or pape r printed With ch1:1nts £or the• OCelllllOn NATION / WORLD arwlrefftM• .end chewm~ up a ll the wooden kitchenwarl' ht· could rl'lll'h llt' was then relegated lo the downsluirs bathroom Pope Tells Youths to See k Christ 01\\' we•nt like· this ''Teng lf111ao ping comes begging on his knees. the days ar(' numb<!red ror trait.ors like these .. NIXON RETURNS TO WHITE.HOUSE IN RELATIVE CALM He Waiki With Hugh Carter Jr .• President'• Nephew WISER NOW TO HIS WAYS, we m oved out of reach a ll of the towels and bathmats This appar ently frustrated hls e attng habits. So he ate the bathroom door Th1S m ay sound incredible because it was just an or· dinary bathroom door . m ade o ut or fiberboa rd and prunted white. But he al<' it any way lie che wed the bottom half of the door into infarutely small pieces. Oh we ll . some scra1>5 were left as large a::. a quarter, if you have to know the truth. After that , the dog got barushed to the windy, cold and drafty garage . Smee then, he has n't eaten a nything of note . But then came last night and the weather predicters whos'• prediction:, made it sound like If we left the dog in th1• garage overnight, we 'd find him encased in a chunk of 1t·1· ('Om c da wn. SO I RF.l.t:NTED. No cha nc:c that he could ~tay m tht> downstairs baU1room because I'd Just ins talled a new door made• of J>h1hpptn\' mri ho"any 1\ny dog that would dine on a fiberboard door like it was h:imbur~c>r would f1i.:ure Philippine mahogany was T· hone ste ak So hl· ~ot to s pend the night in the kitchen ag1u n l\t dawn today, I cam<· downstairs to the kitc hen in frar a nd l n •m bling lfad he found the good china and crunch ~ It" 01d soml'body leave out the paper towels for :.hreddlnK? Was the trash can lid sWI in plac~? I FOUND NOTHING. f le hadn't che wed , shredded or '"Jl<•n anything. /\II the paint was still o n the walls . The mc•ss<tge was clear. The dog has lost his appetite. Tha t dog 1s s1r k Hit hadn't been for that phony cold snap rf'port, I 'd have nt•ver found out and wouldn't be worrying a bo ut 1t J Maybe I c·an coux the arumal back to he alth. I'll try (N~d1ng him a fe w s ticks of Philippine mahogany No Decision Made BOSTON IJ\l'I State Appeals Court Judge Alan Hale m ade no 1mmcd ialc decision on a reque!>l by an attorney for the parents or 3 year·old lt ukcm1a victim Chad Green ror a stay or a lower 1·ourl order But Hale said Monday Plymouth Superior Court had "good rell 'ons" for ordering the child's parcnLc; to stop giving him Laetrile a nd vita min tre<Jtmcnti. MEXICO CITY <AP> Pope John Pa ul II urged a ll young people today to forsake "those ideologies that lead to hate. violence and despair" and seek J OY, ser e nity and p e ace 1n Christ. "T h e church s e es an l'normous renovating force in youth. which our predecessor Pope John XXI 11 considered a symbol of the church itself." the pope told a larg e c rowd gathered at a grammar school 1n the Me xican cispital. T H E PONTlf'F SA ID the young :.ire "called to a constant r enovallon. in other words an e ndless reJuve nat1on." "Your thirs t for the a bsolute cannot be s atiated by s ubstitutes of ideologies that load to hate. vio le nce and d espair. Only Christ, sought and loved with sincere love, is a source of joy, serenity and peace ," the Pope told the school group. "E l papa! El papa! ... Rah ' Rah ' Rah 1 · · the s tude nts cheered as the pontiff appear ed on a first·Ooor balcony of the school. TH F. SCHOOL grounds were packed with 65,000 stude nL<> and a pproximate ly 5,000 t eache rs from 1.200 private schools from thro ughout Me xico. C h eer s o f "Lon g live the pope !" rang out from the crowd that waitc.>d outside the school a nd were packed into the sur- rounding streets . 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"""'f '>olllh In --'"-•1 •Ill<!\ Wteltln d•y lllQll\ If! IM l•>ld lo li!H"'t \o. co .. lfl 1.,...,..,,.1 ........ 111 ••llOt ne 1wnn JI Mid S6 11•1•1\d l•m ""'•lu••• wlll t•llOt llo>l-n 7A ""° \6 r "• ,..,., 1emoor••tu1" w111 °" ~· .S11•, Moo•. Tldr• TUUOAY U <O<\CI low \ 04 ci ,,. o • Mc Otl1I lllOf\ II JI p m • t WIOffUOAY ,,lrtl low ~ It •"'· I I ,.nl 1119" 1t 10 I "' \ I *°'"'-J .l}pm OJ Svn ••-• U •"' ;-wttrfl pm Moonrl,.,1 M•.m , .. ue U p m 8•rlll~erf Hllftll~Otl ... tWPOtl bU(llet w .... , -to '--wllll <-''""" poor 10 lelr • • * * * Nixon Keeps Low Profile .. Onl,y Quie t Protest Greets Ex -presitknt WA S H I NGTO N I Al'l Hichard Nixon was at the White House ror the first time SIOCt' Aug 9, 1974, when he lcrt 1n tears and dis~race Whatever e motions the mo m enl evoked within, h(' kept to himself. AT THE STATE dinner for China Vic<' Premier Tl'ng lls1ao· ping Monday naght. Nixon was dete rmined t1J keep a low pro file He succeeded T od ay , h <' w al. t o leave Washington. s l1pp1ng a w<ty to New York to s pend the day and e vening with h1s daughter Tricia and her husbaD$i. Edward Cox Tbey are expecting their first child in March Dul Nixon wtll b t• bJ<:k Wt>dnesday to meet with Teng al Bla ir House .. whe re the Ch1neM· leade r is staying d u ring h1l> Washington v1s1t. NIXON. IN A black t1<.• and gn nnmg broadly. was the fo urth per son to pass thruugh thi: re ception hnl' Latc·r, he• had ,J hf..'<1rty handshakt· tor l11:nry /\ Kis singer. his st•crNar y of i.ti.llt Som eone a s ked P n ·i.1d 1•nt Ca rter what Nixon s aid whe n th1· two shook hands . "He's glad to be here ... tht• president said NIXON TOLD reporte rs , "0 1, viously, s ince I am <t guest of FOB ME? mportant things in your hte' - up with the 1 1 \y A shorthand way to 11.eeP ds ot you1 1ob and yo ur am1 It s ~:dg:,:1~ ~:~:~~~~~~rd;:U~~elt 10:e~e:~~~~ ~:;Y hZage I the r working w d Feature prol1\es o o s tor child care du11ng the ays va<.allOI' 11m1:1 Pract;~~a~~~~=s~~~t ot yourweekken~~ ~a;;~ :~:~;~~1ng 10 M 'P =ce on where to shoP atter w~~c= PIUS the most complete new' you make the most ot your pa~cn events '" your home tow n r,,..,,erage you'll t1nd anywhere b SY women on the \Ob ..,.,. Id For u news paper __ ,. around the wor . be tween our ~"" mewhe re 1n d monev at work. at home. or so hat will save you tame an i is a resource ttle intormatao n t \ole a note subscribe todaY Every day ot the week So ma What'• In It fOf you? Tho~ answer appear• on every peg• P r '""'de n l Ca rt l' r a nd M r' Carter . I wi ll not comment oo a nything cb l· .. Nixon was seated al T able No 7 a t tht.> 1>1 a boralt' dinner, bl'lwf•t•n tht· w1ft.> of Fang I. m ioistcr in char~e or the Chrna sc1t.>nltf1c and tcc hnolog1cal cum· m 1::.s10 11 . a nd Mr :.. W11l1 :J m Seawt>ll, w1rt· or the t·hu1rmun of Pan Amt·n eun World Airway:. Nixon wa~ 111 v111·<J bcl·au.~1· 1t wai. h1 ~ "'''t to Chana an 1-'t•bruary l!fll that :.1gnak'<l th1· l'nd lo JO Y<'Hr .. or hos t1l11 v lwtwt•t•n China ancl Uw Un1t1•1t 8 t<Jtf'i. and pa vt'd thl· way for a r u r r ht• r t h :i w 1 n re I ·11 1 o n <> between the two. I • NATION High Prices a Boon F r Ginseng Hunter& llAIUUSB RG . Pa IAV ' will\ the savvy of b.rkwoods men and the JJ8Utncc> or cotton plcken . a aclccl ttroup of nower plckC'ra att aetuna up to 1140 a pound for a mountiiln waldOowl'r with purported medl<'tn•I uod aphtoltl lit' power& Maany ar.-old Um •ra. retired roal mlnen and r ailroad me-n, who kf'f'p the wht•reabouts of tht'ir wil d Amtncan CU\&t ng patches .s 11e<>tet aa mOOOlhloe alJllA "TRAT1' ABOUT a1c1n:· 1>1&1<1 65 year· old F.arl Ander. on ol Dover Pu • wbo for ~ yt'ars hu~ p'ck('d gin f'I\& rooh ··vou t'1tn t lllfo"' tCJ loac them " Ont" ft-ckral t'st1mate puu tht· wild gin eong harv~t In AmtrH'n ut c1vf'r 100,000 poun~ a year. an 1ncred1ble fl.iur~ ron.sldcnng thut muny p1ckt·r~ hurv" t ju.1t u (('w pounds Thtc' Coot h11th Oowf'r ts valuable for tht' t1oame reason p1rker<1 don't g('t rirh tro m 1t i. harvest <ilnst'ng patt'he are thin and S<'allered1 anJ severa l hundred roots might be needed to make one• pe>und. Three p0unds o ( ~re<'n roots are needed to provide one pound or dry, marketa· l>le matenal "LAST YEAR T Ht.: price paid to h arvesters started at $110 a pound a nd wo und up a t $140," said J oseph Snow1ss or William sport, P a .. a large ginseng exporte r. "Sure 1l 's diffi cult to get. or otherwise the pnct: wouldn't be as high as 1t is." ,,,,.,,,, ........ HANDFUL OF GINSENG Marilyn Palmer, Wltllamaport, Pa. t:rnment stepped 10. An mtl'rnationat trade treaty ap· proved by the United States dcsignat· ed wild ginseng as a threa tened s pecies two years ago. Legislatures in at least JS states are trying to write laws to regulate its harvest and export. The federal Endangered species Scientific Authority is hoping the states will cooperate by finding out Billie ol Estes Trial Set FORT WOKTH. Texas <AP > Billie Sol E stes will have to stand trtal on fraud charges after all . a judge says . U.S. District Judge l':ldoo Mahon scheduled tht! trial April 2 after he rejected a plea-bargain arrangement worked out ~tween Estes and the U.S. attorney last fall. Mahon found "un· fulfillable" provisions of the agreem ent under which Estes traded a guilty plea in return for a pledge that his 1971 parole for a previous fraud conviction would not be revoked. Estes is charged with conspiring lo conceal as · sets from the Internal Revenue Se rvice a nd mastermi nd i n g a scheme to bilk .investors by r e nting oil fi e ld e quipment s t ea m cle aners that did not ex- ist. Estes was convicted in 1963 of fraud for building a vast fortune on loans backed by non-existent fertilizer tanks. T~. January 30, 197~ DAIL v PILOT A$ .. Aetor Makes A1nends Redford Steers Business to Utah Town Va le rie Perrine and country t ..,. music singer WilUe Nelson -to Utah. ST GEORGE, Utah CAP > Three years ago, Robert Red· ford wus burned in effigy In ntarby Kanab. Now he 's an honorary member or the Elks Club. T he movie star, who Uves near Orem. Utah. at his Sundance ski resort. incenaed local folks when he spoke out against a proposed power project In nearby Kane County. "FOR ME IT'S the beginning or the end," Redford said on CBS' "60 Minutes" program. "l guess I just care too much ... I just can't stand to see something J think is so va luable not pre· served." The $3.S billion, coal·fired Kaiparowits pro1ect w as in· tended to produce electricity for Arizona and Cali fornia utilities, but e nvironmentalists s ucceeded in blocking it. Many blamed Redford and som e s aid he h as political aspirations . In April 1976, a dummy or the fctir-.aired actor -weitring a sign that said "I'm a Star, I've Made My Money" - was hanged and burned. ONE MAN SAID cit izens de· cid e d t o "put a t orch t o skunkma n R ed ford, a self· pro c l a im e d v o i c e o ( th e hypocritical obs tructionis ts ." They roasted hot dogs over the coals. Now Redford , who starred with Paw Newman m "Butch ,,,,.~ ALMING IN UTAH Robert Redford Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "The Sting," is making bis fi rst movie in two years. And the Cilm is being shot in St. George. "The Electric Horseman" ls the s tory or an aging rodeo cow- boy who's exploited by a con· glomerate to promote breakfast cereal. LOCATION SCENES were lo be filmed in New Mexico, but Redford convinced co-producers lo bring the company or about 100 -including J ane Fonda, .. Robert Redford has certa.Lnly been a friend of St. George." said Art Anderson , executive director of the Chamber of Com· mer ce in this vacation com- munity of 7,000 In southwest Utah. Film production manager Ron Schwary estimates the company will spend $10,000 to $12,000 each day during the 45-plus days it's on location. The cast and crew needed 96 rooms and meals, laundry, gasoline and drinks at the Elks Club . The y 're all honorary members. "I GOT INVOLVED, and now it's time to go back to what il is that I do," said Redford. Meanwhile. there are still hard feelings . "If he can do us some good. we wo uld we lcome him for that, .. said former Kane County e ngineer J ohn Nelson. "But I wouldn't welcome him as a hero or give him the ke y to the city. "I think he did us irreparable damage. But I would welcome him to make a mends for some or the d amage he did." For quick ...suits, set your sails tor the Boat· Ing clas.sifled ads Of the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 Few people would recognize g inseng. a common·looking plant with rive leaves and clusters or green Clowers that turn to reddish bern es when it's in season how much ginseng there is and then .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--''--~~~~~~~~~~~ keeping an eye on it. "I 've had well·educated guides out there. hunters and the like. a nd I've had to tell them , ·w atch out. you're m ashing the ginseng ,"' s aid An· derson. l VIRTUALLY ALL THIS country's f ginseng roots are destined for China, I "where it's prescribed for everything from a rthritis to lovemaking," said Jim Whipkey, public information or- fi cer for the Georgia slate House, which has adopted ginseng reguJa. lions. R O B E RT M C MA NUS, a s pokesman for the a uthority. ex- plained that no one knows how much ginseng is growing in the United States. And the a uthority "must make findings that exports won't en- danger the s pecies " before it can is- s ue export permits. .. .. .... t \ 1 .. Dozen Robbers Kifled by Mob "They cJajm it makes you younger. gives a longer life span," he said. "I use it all the lime. and I beli eve it does. It's got a mcdiciny, licorice kind or taste ... For such a lucrative endeavor. ginseng picking is little known except to those who pick it, mostly in the Ap- p a Jach 1 a n and Ozark mountaan slates. DACCA, Bangladesh <APl -An a ngry mob beat 12 men to death after they had carried out a mass rohbery in a town 130 miles northwest or Dacca . IT PROBABLY WOULD have re- mained that way, but the federaJ gov- Dact'a newspapers said the band of robbers. a rmed with at least two guns. tried to flee across the J amuna Hiver by boat but we re caught by purs uing t owns m eople on th e riverbank. Free Spinal Screening at Advanced Chiropractic Offices Jan. 31 thru Feb. 14 Monday -Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m . ( 1. Head tilt 2. High shoulder 3. Low scapula 4. Spinal curvature 5. Low hip Danger signa ls of pinched nerves : 1. Headaches, dizziness, blurred vision 2. Neck pain, tight musc les , spasms 3. Shoulde r pain, pain down arms, numbness in hands 4. Pain betwe en shoulders. difficult breathing , abdominal pains 5. Lower back pain, hip pain, pain down leg The Advanced Chiropractic Offices are offering FREE spinal check-up'> and postural analysis for early detection of back problems. A recent United States Public Health Service report indicates that an a'itounding large number of adults in the United States -dose to seventy million -have experienced at least one episode of severe and prolonged back pain in 1heir lives. Another report from the National Center for Health Statistics indicates that currently more than seven million Ameri· cans arc being actively treated by doctors for chronic back P,a..in, and that new casc'i are being added at a rate of almost two m illion a year. Acco rd- ing to this second report , at the rate back pain is spreading, in three yearc; mo re people will 'iu ffcr from chronic and recurring back problems than from any other single medical ailment. Recent chiropractic surveys reveal that 92 percent o f back problems result from childhood accidents and falls. Labor stati!.ti cs show that 500,000 working hours are lost a month by weak backs in the State of California. Back operations surpassed the • one million mark in 1975 with no relief in sight. The Advanced Chiropractic Offices will be able to, with simple. painless testing, determine the condition o f the spine. Early detection o f back problems is the best prevention for future back aHments. The spi nal screening will be a( Advanced Chiropractic Offices at 15875 Gothard Avenue, Hun1ington Beach, CA, Monday-Friday.Jan. 29 - F«)Ja>Ary 9, 9730 a.m. to '6:00·p ;m-. ·Doaors·wm ~ availa6re for answering quC$tions on treatment and prevention of back problems. 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And on the 79 Pinto you get a new design, inside and out Plus an 1mpress1ve list of standard equipment. All at a surprisingly low pric;e. *Sticker price excludes title and laxes. , • FORD -----c:OMNRE Pll 10~ rr MAY BE THE ... ~ BEST SMALL CAR BUY IN AMERICA TODAY. . . .. . ,, t E' .. it ri I p k ot>urt N Wffd/Publl~her Or Onge Coa•I Du1.?1IOI U 0 a age '••Od•V. J•ouaoy 30, 11111 •• , .. ,. K"lbl<h /Edlto•lal PeQe Edlt0< Indigent Medical Care Under Study l"our months or hagglin.e over lho qun Uoo or counl.Y· 'ub~udlzed m :'Ctil'a l far~ for lh poor a t Cl Medkel C<'nlcr t•nded ut u \'lrlu I 11tandoCf tut w k · tor &ood reason The st{Jt:l' lor u standoff was ct whe n thole on both "lclc>:oi oC l ht• CIUl't\llon, the counly nd Cl. seemln1ly loat ic11:ht ol °'"' l:t.:,ut• lhe fTlll).'ll l'conom acal way or ::>rovld· ltllC lrl'ultn ·nt for lht• medlcuJly 1mpoverillhed and wound up In what re&<!mbled o pltUnte cont st SuJ)(•rv1sor> w1•re roiu1denng u PtoPoSal to rstu rt c ut· lln~ about ~ m llllun unnu.olly 111 c-oun ty 1u bs1d.ies forcer· l uln Outpat H•nt t•let.'ll\'e C'Ort' .md dent nl t rt!8lmeot for the 1nd1{tt>nl at th"' mC'<hl'ul f entt•r 4lnd u univers ity operated t•llnar in Sm1l11 Anu ~upt·rv 1sors mnde thnt proposttl lu'lt Call In the wake of Propc~1t1on JJ <1ocJ whul t•uunty udmlrustralonJ vie~·ed J b bourU1~ U "I C'har~l's for nwdJcaJ care. T he rttul 1s~u~ wus U 'I '!. ~xcluslve contract with tou11ty .:uvt.·r nml'nl for su~1d11ed rare for t he poor, _. <·onlrnc.·t hdd h) lhl• umv('rslly :.inct-UC'I purch1uwd lht· Orangt.-Cou11ty Med1col Ct.•nkr thrct: fcan ugo. E ven an tht-twst or nll f1nuncrn t1meb, super v1bors h.1ve u r~pon..,1b1hty to sc.-k tht.• most econom lc1:t l w1:ty of providu1g rm .·d1 cal <:Jrc and the unlvcrblty i,houldn'l be off ended by thut c.Juty. n':'t the county's poorly guidcd mcssagc ended up suun~g lJke :a vendetta against the university and. not :>urprn;mgly, wus taken us » threat to curta il medical <·:Jn• for thobc unable to pay for at privately. Univc.·rsat y offlc·rnls d idn 't help m atten by insisting thcr r <Jn • no a llt·rnatives to the UCI provided ta n~. Supcrvisor1:1. an c.•ffect, bought both bidcb additiona l tune last W('t.•k wh<•n they rescinded a notice to cut sub· s uJics . Thc.·y <.u~kc<J a t <1sk fore~ or medical professionals a t wor k studying :.ilternatives the past four m onths to com· pl •le at.s task . this tim e with the he lp of community n ·presentati vcs a nd CCiWMtume rs. In additmn, th.:y order ed the drafting or a bid . p:1<"kagc that could be used to solicit proposals for new ~ources of hc:.ilth care. Suc h information should be g J thl•rcd and studied before any decisions are made. Tht! intl·rests or the poor in need of m edjcal care \\on 't be ser ved by a repeat of the bumbling and (•m o- twn alism "1ppa rent in the past few months. Busing Fight Grows Party line:-. fell by the wayside last week when Or:rngl' C<,unty':-; s tate legis la tors appeared at a Costa Mc•..,a r<.1 lly to !-.upport state Sen. Alan Robbins , D-Van Nuys, in his l'l furl to push through a state constitutiona l ;1m c,nllmc·nt lo p rohibit ('O mpulsory busing of s chool t h lldrcrl rn California . Th • lawmakers wen· unarnmous in voic ing approval or t he m easure·, SCA 2. tu authoricd by Robbins and Sen. Ah'x Gan·ia. 0 -F.a st Los Angeles, which last week passed u Senate floor vote: 31-5. Similar e fforts to halt forced bus ing h ave twice been k illed in thc.Ass<•mbly Judicia ry Committee, but Robbins heli .:v<•s the political c limate has c hanged so that be now tw s cnoul-!h vutcs lo get the bill past lhe lower bouae and onto the 1980 s tate primary ballot for voter approval. In· dct·d. if a ~ccond Robbins bill is passed, it could be placed on ~1 special election ballot later thislear. The proposed amendment woul clarify a section of till' slate constitution that has been interpreted as making !-.1'11ool bus ing m andatory to achie ve desegregation. The lJ S. Suprem e Court has ruled that, where ther e is no de· Ii berate school segregation. different racial ratios in housing do not alone justify mandatory busing. At present 44,000 Los Angeles youngsters are in- volv«'d in that city's bus ing program, some spending a s m uch as three hours of each school daJ on the bus. And, hecause of the busing, 31,000'white children and 7 .ooo blacks ha ve been taken out of the public school ~y~km hy-thcir pare nts. In addition, Sen. Garcia con- t 1·nds the busing effort h as disrupted bilingual education program~ tor Sp<m ash -speaking youngsters . A~ J,os Angeles Mayor Ura dley puts it, ''Most 1w rE'nls, whatevl·r their color, where ve r they live. don't want th<'ir kuJs lo be t rans ported back a nd fo rth a cross the c·ity." . The cost or tht> Los Angeles program this year wi ll be Sl.21 million. That would go a long way towa rd improving the <1u <il 1t y ,,f c.·du catio n in und e rpri v i le g ed nc1ghhorhood s. Thl• unvt·tlrng of the• so-called qietropcnita n busing plci n which would 4!xt~nd mandatory busing to all of Los Angch·~ a nd m uch of Or ange and Ventura Counties may lw tht.' c::atc.ilyst th<it spells success for the unti-buslng ef. fort. · Ew n t hos•• who would a ccept modified busing as a m ·ans of :Jll cv1<.1ting segregation are offended by the idea •if intc·r-d1stract busing which would clearly r e move the l:J~t vestige of local control and parental participation in ~chool opcn1t10ns . l'uhlic' approval of t he proposed constitutional .tm c ndmc·nt M•c•m s <.assured if it com es lo a ballot vok. • Op1n1on:. uxpressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Olher views PJCpre~sed on this page are lhose o l their autho rs and .1111~1s Aeador c.omment 15 invited Address The Oa11y P1lo1, P 0 Box 1560. Cos1a Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/White Cats By L. M. BOYD A wh.lte ('St in Burma ls re· ~arded as the rclnc3rnation of a human 2t0ul. Or ut lea11t 11uch wws th" common belief there up to World Wa r II IJ S. a_irmen found out ubout 1l n~ar Gloonay GuM Carte r is c31Hng it a "New Foundation," but how tlrm ls it'! 0 B. --~ ... ...........------- • So they flew m ull lhe white c ats lbcy could get their hands on ind ga ve same to the builder~ of the Burma Road. Some veterans say those "ats were what con · vln('ed the Burmese lo toopt:rat.e. E nglis h )urles 400-plus year" ago were fined for ac- q u I ttlng anybody char1eed with u crime . In one l~ r Bile. they were obliged to pay the equlvalenl of 139,000. Or so some hl1torlcal root· not.('s aver. Seem" Incredible, though. doa!.n 't it? u:· Here'• the raw material for anot.ber bar bet: Name the colored 1e11J. Black, Red. White and Yellow. SolUlY and Cher started out with the 1t11e n1mes of C1u1r and Cleo. - --------------------------------------------Jack Andeno11 Medicare Money Gap Widens WASHINGTON -Lucille R Ha U ol Colu.mbua. Oh.lo. la ~ yun old, ,wlLb a monthly in- come ol t3lrZ rrom lbe Railroad Retlremmt Pension Fund. She la preclaely Lhe tort or penon Medicare waa aet up to pr<>tect. But becaWM! or lb' continuing ba t t l e bclw ..-en f e d e r al bureaucarats a nd th e m edica l f ra l e rn lty ove r wh at con 1t ltutea reason a bl e ~Lora' ft..'d, the widowed Mrt. Hall was s addled with 1om c $'100 In billit following operations to 1n sta ll and Ulen repair :• detective pacemaker. WHEN MEASURED agawt the more than $20,000 totaJ of her medical billl ror the two opera · lions . $700 isn 't much ; whe n rneal\ured aga inst a $302-a - month income, it's a staggering sum. Grant Anesthesia Associates billed Mrs . Ha ll $210 for a n hour'8 work. Mrs . Hall sub- mitted the bill to Medicare aod a private insura nce c ompany wbicb sold her s upplemental "Medi.aap" coveraae. But they dedded tbat a reuonabJ• cbarae tor the aonlbesioloeiat'• servlcea would have been $122. Since Grant Aaaoch•tes had not agreed to accept the Medicare dectalon on Ill fee, this lelt Mrs. Hall to pick up the $88 dir· rerence. They are su!ng her ror pay ment. Unfortunat.ely. M~. Hall's is not an Ulolated case. lncrcuing- ly, doctors across the country are refusing to lake Medicare patients "on aulgnment .. -the term ror a doctor's agreement to accept the government's de· termination of • reaaonable ree · as full payment. When a doctor agrees to take a case on asaign· ment. be in errect swallows Dl06l or the difference between the Medicare payment a nd his stand· ard fee. THE MAJOR proble m . ac- cording to lhe doctors. is that Medicare officials use formulas that are anywhere from six to JO month.! old on which to base their determination or "reasona· hie" fees. More a nd more doc· tors are refusing to accept the ~overnment's assignmenl fees. which are lower than those paid by non-Medicare patleota. Na· tionally, the assignment r at.e haa dropped from 84 percent an 1987 to $0 percent In 1977. 1n Ohio, in· veatl11tora for Sen. Howard lletzenbaum, D·Ob1o, found that only JS percent or Medicure ca1e1 are accepted on the gov- emmeol 's t.erms. Whoever I.I to bl1me for the situation -greedy doctors or bureaucratic atuuarda -it's the patient who pays. The dif· ference between what Medicare will allq_w and what doctors charge. whether made up by supplemental coverage or paid oul of the paUenll' pockets, has skyrocketed from $81 million in 1969 to a stunnine '699 miJlion in 1977. For elderly Americans like LucUle Hall, whose inability to pay the ever-increasing cost of medical treatment is exceeded only by their need ror medical services. the failure of t he bureaucrats and lbe doctors to settle their diffe rences as no cold . impe r son a l set o f s tatis tics. It is an acut e. personal tragedy. QU£S'n0NABLE STUDY? l'~or years businessmen have been complaining about the federal regulatlOM that ham per their productivity and force them to spend many man-hours filling out governmental rorms In qwn· tupUcate. The most wickly quoted study or the cost of federa l regulatSoos was made In 1977 by Murray Weldenbaum of the st. Louis· bHed Cen.te r for the Study of Ame rican Bus iness. Welden- bAum esUm1ted that recteral red tape cosL~ companies -and thus uJUmatAsly conaumeni 1102 billion Ull3 year. Accepted at f ace value, this estimate would be a aeriows indk tment of the federal regulatory process. Bu~ there is anothe r study that casts doubt on Weidenbaum'i; hair-raising report. Jl was done by economist Julius Allen ror the C ongress i o nal R esearc h Service. and bas gone virtually unnoticed. A major fault Allen finds with the Weidenbaum study is that it "makes oo attempt to determine the value of the benefits of reg- uJation, so lhat a net cost of reg- ulation, rather th~n a gross coat. could be determined." IN Ol'llEB words. Allen sug · ~esls that the s aving to con· s umers achieved by keepinJC federal watchdogs on the tail of Big Business shouJd be weighed agaiMl the cost of supporting the watchdogs. Allen also questions the ~l da ta Weidenbaum used to am ve at bis SJ02 billion figure . And h~ concl~ that , given what tw> perceives as the limitations of We ldenbaum's study, "it is Im possible ... to say whether this estimate as too high or too low. only that il has enoug_h quei t1on able components lo makt.> the t.otah am ved at suspect and of questionable validity " CASTRO'S COMPLAI NT· Cuba's 5<>v1et-backed dictator Fiedel Castro has let it be known that he doesn 't thank m uch or the new cozier re lations between the United St a les a nd Com munist China . He complai~ to :t visiting congressiona l delega· tion that our recent recoli(niliou of Pe king was a power play hy lhe Carter adm m1stration In his best professional man ner . Dr. Castro predict(.'<1 that formal diplomatJc ties with h1!> m e nto r s' M arx i s t ravab wouldn"I be good for Uw future of U.S. foreign p0licy. Mechanics of Constitutional Convention By RICllAllD L. WORSNOP ......... _..._,. The comtllutional convention -or constituent assembly, as It la also called -is a charac· terl1tically American political lnslltutioo. Dating from revolu· tlonary times, constitutional conventions were asscmblt..'d to frame the fundamental laws of the stat.e and rederal govern· menta. Article V or the federal ConstitutloP provides that a con· vention for proposing a mend· menll may be called by two. thirds or Lhe s tate l egislature~. bul so far this p rovision has n e ver been s uccessfully in voked. But the fi rst federal constitu· lional convention since 1787 now looms as a distinct possibility The legislatures of 22 sl ates have passed some kind of caJI for a convention to m uke fJ balanced federal budget a con· slltuUonal imperative. Jason Boe, president or the NaUooal C onrer e n c c o l Stat e Charles McCabe Le1lalatures. said on Jan. 15 there was a "stroni< probability" thlt the required total of 34 legislatures will have a pproved such measures by s ummer. Meanwhile, 13 legislatures have adopted resolutions calling for a convention to formulate an anti-abortion amendment to the Constitution. Ten or the resolu lions were adopted In the pas t two years. and opponents of a bortion showf'd in last Novem ber's election that they have a la r ge constitucocy t hroughout the country. t:VEN I F an a mendment as a pproved by a convc nlion, 1l does not autom atically become pa rt of the Constitution. J"or Artid e V stiplulates that a ll a m e ndments. whatever their origin, must be ratahed by the legis latures of three-fourths (currently 38 ) or the states. Thus an amendment proposed bv a convention could h il to wan ratification beca use of a change i n the po litica l climate or Ix-cause l3 or mon.• legislatures d a:sagrced with als wordrng. t n any event . t he budget· balancing amendment 1s shap- ing up as a leading issue in the 1980 Dem otrat1c pres.1dent1al race. Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. of California t•ndorsed tht• proposal in his second-term m aug ura l a ddres:s But Sen F.dwa rd M. Kennedy, D·Mass, who also is considered a possible t•hallenger to Presadt•nt Carter fo r the Democralat nomination. has come out against It "When constitutional ame nd ments have been necessary 10 the )>asl, .. Kennedy said in a rc <'(' nt speech 1 n Phi lad e lphaa. "the traditional method or filter- an .e proposals through Congress for submission Lo the states bas served the nation well. and should ·not be abandoned now. Only in this wa y can adequate national delihf>ration be given to the pr<>· found changes that may be made in lhc Ufc of the nation." Al the s t a t e level. i:on s titutional convention!-. are uni <'a mer ul bodies l"Ompo~cd of delegates elected by popular volt' T he m embers ordan • ..r1ly ar• c hosen from the distracts Ul>•·d r11r the election of membt·r' 11( lht le gislature . Tht• pron·,l11r 1· of s tate t'Onvt•ntions 1s shafwcl hy Uw nature of Uic busmt•ss be fore it proµos1n~ ont> or mor<' <imcnd m t.'n ts to an exastm~ constitution. drafting a new crmstitululll, cir ('Ompletely rev1-.1 11i: au 1•x1~ltn~ constitution BUT THE comp11:-.1t1on anct structure of a federal r·o11v•·nt1011 ha ve not yet been rklnmmed Brown s ;.iid hc· lwl11•vc•d lhtll Con~ress should puo.,:-. l1·g1slaho11 C'!.labhshing ground ruh•:-. which then could be rc·v1f'wcd by lht· <'O urts. No St>nsc• of ur,.(c•rwy 1' a ppar<'nt on Capitol 11111 at pn • sent, but the m•)fHI m11y ch;mg .. as thi:s year 's hattlc or lhl' budget pro~resscs Wurts Still Trying to 'Kill the Messenger' Wt> all know tht• :,lory of lhl· fa t · of lhl· m1·h~cngcr who brought the bad news to thf' king. lie was slu1n I somcl1me!. thank the press, huvang had u miJ(hty good run for atis money during the first two hundred years or our republic. Is now be ang cast in the role of king 's messenger by the public. and Is fo<'ing a dire fate . T hat fatf' I s bein g a d · ministered, :.lowly but surely. hy the fed l'rul courts Look ul the toll in r ece n t months The federa l courtb h ave cm powe r ed the gove rnment to: Thrown re· porter In Jail for faillnl( to tllNI Ovf'r every note he ever made In the prep· arat.lon of a s tory, lilnd every acrap of poJ)C!r that eve r pasSt.'<.I through his h1nds : obtain a secret eearch warrant to break lnto a new1paper to look at anythina in the office; e xamine the records of all telephone calls lnto and out of a newspaper of· rtce wtlho ut t e lltna the newapaper. • ---.--.-... __.,.. • I This feud tK-t Wl'l'll I ht• cour1" a nd the press l"i hl·<'nnun~ a strlous thing Thl' rourts tak1· un t•xrPssaviely IJ•OUS li ne They arc <J l>ridging ttw powe rs of th•· f)rPss. in d.irt•c·t contruvt•nlion of the First Amendm<·nt , In order ttaut derendunt~ may i:c•t a fair t rial. There ls somettung to Uus argumenlr but not a ll thut rnuch, If you believe tht' f"irht Amend· m~nt means JU!l what It say1> und nothinJ( more or lc·~s. THE REAi. TROUBLE, us f ~Pe II. 18 that our federal judges a rc suffering from a severe case of /ohr de gral'IMur In our late 20th centu r y society these <'HSOCked ls wyeNI have become the arbiters of all our llves. In the old d&y!i the judsccs 1\vere juat supposNi to be elderly gents who 1nt1>rprctcd <'88e book luw. Slowly we ho ~e thrwst the acreat sodaJ IHues of our tlmt> onto the ir desks bu111ng. sesregaUon, 1borUon. fn these m1ttera the Judges make l3w Ju"t as autely aa the Conf(rcss The great aoclal iaaues or our Ume are being d.clded by amua men with llfe\.1me Jobe who art> u1u1lly rar remote ftom lhe cf feel.a or \he social 1asue1 they 1>0 nt1f1t·nte upon /\11 th1• 1><>Wl'r' or lht• frd<•ra l J111l1 c11uy have• 1n1·rcnl'ted , i.o h<" their complacenre and i.cn1ttllv1 I y to aitk1sm. II ere a:s th · h1~urt of lhl' ('O nflil'l lw t wt>e n the higher courts llnd the pres:s· Ttw JUdJtes value the decorum 11nd antegrlly of their courtrooms more than th1~y value lnstatu tlons that int rudl· upon thc::.c things. .... SINCE 111E IJrPRS and courts have co-ell.ist.f'd for two hundred years. even ir ruthcr uneasily, there 18 no rettson why this s1tuu· tlon sbo9d not obtain and con· tinue. No reason, lht•I 1:-.. exct·pt the real pique. amounting In some cas~ to e nmity, that the judges feel toward publisher11 nnd reporters In recent werks l ht> lJ S. Supreme Court has hcttrd ar~u ment an two more 11itcnihcant preH Clllfeft, ·in one, the Qut:.'tUOf\ iii whether someone who sues u press entity con makll Its ed1toN1 expl~ln why they did not puhhsh 80me of the mttl('r\AI lticy had in pr<'parinf( tt story. The other cose Is an appcol from the New York Court of Ap peal11 thDt prt" trial hearings an criminal CtiCS m~l be closed tu press and publ11• unl•·~s a ·1t·iu11ma1t"' rt'U'"" t o open lhc•rn lshho"-11 IT IS DJFt'ICUl:r to bf' s nnituine about thc• fatt• or tlw prebs m thc!'lt' two CHbt's, ~lvcn thl' ;already demonstrated prl' rlalcctioru; of Uw present "Nllt0n ('OUrt " The odd:. In nearly all these cases set>m~ to be ~ to 4 a ~alnst. There is. too, the !!l'nslt1vity :di lowyl'r~. inc luding lh1• cassocked vanely, (<'t'I a bout lht• l'XJ)Ol'IUrC Of the ta wdry 10.'lic:e Of the profession or la w 3!\ shown In t he Wate r"'alc proceed ings Lawyers we re s ho wn to be s h a kedo wn a rll!\ts for t hl' Re publican p a rty , bullies thre a tening the hf'ads o f flog ilima te bu:sinl·s:-ie11. petty :.icoundrehs who hid behind th'' fl.l voroble re1wlls of the ba r ei.cam. {!. Cll)e can be mad~ th11l t ~ ('o urh a rc bccom1nl( th" stron1tcst or th three nrms of t(Ovt rnment. ThlA IR not the way thing!\ were meant to be in lhili country. Dut until we tlcvelor' our own set of con5cn11us on Lhe grellll 80Clol Issues of our lime. the f('(feral JudRC8 nrc goinfi( to flourts b like lhe areen bu,y tree. -r 17 • • .. . I' ' : • CAUFORNfA Day of Terror la •• DI go Proffle of a Teen-age Girl SnijJer SAN DIEGO CAP > Brenda S()f'nrer brn".i1-d lo hl&h l'bool claumate-a last week that sht~ w1H1 KOinl lo "do aomctbloi big to get on TV." Today. the 16»'HM>ld 1lrl la tn &)C>Uc. eualudy. h•ld ln 1 ~minute bun t of 1unfire that left t •o l><'oplt' dead .nd run olben, anc:ludln1 fl&ht .-b1ldrm. woundf'd. Police aaid Mtu S~nc.-flr aimed a ae tnl automatic .22·<-allbt'tr r\lle ab~ got for Chri1lmH 11l th~ Clt'nland El•mt>ntary School Monday mom ma. flrln& 30 round.I of ammurution sot00L P&J C'I PAL Hurt.on WralC fulull)' woundt'd wh11t· lrytna to alll tht' tr\)un•d t•htldren and ('ustodtnn M1<'htt<'I Surhar, !if\. died altt>ll)plu~ 111 pull Wr~Jt to j Ufcty Amont; th1• .. nundf"d •ns pollrt•man H11lwrt Kuhh 211 , ~hot thn1uJth thl' nt•r k llt' "us hstl·d 1n M..ihh-t•nmllt1on 'fh.n't' ol Uw t•hthh 1•n wen· relt>u:'ll'd l*fh'r bt?tng t rt'>ttt>d fo1 minor \\OUl)(l<. ••• Authonl1t's i.a1d tht-rhlldr<•n 'lUI hosp1tahu-d an c-ludt>d Monara &•h 1~. !j, und Chrtsly Budl. 9. 1n l'rttl<'.11 t't1n1llllon . M.1n Clurk. H. 'cn ous <'C>nd 1 t ion ; Cam Miiier. 9. tn fllu <"ond1tion and Gregory Vt•rnl'r ,8, good cond1l1on Arter ftrang lhc 30 rounds, polJce said tht> high ::.t•hool JUIUOr barru•.tt1t·d bt•r..t'lf ms1de the family h o me a rross fr o m the ::.chool for almo::.l seven hour::., warntng pohcc ~he was gomg lo "come out ::.hooting " As mt'mb<!r::. or ltw SWAT <Special Weapons and Tacttcs> fon·c· .. aikd nut the tense v1g1l , the girl finally agn·ed lo s ur rendt'r aflt>r hanging up her tl•lephont.' on negoti ators several time:. tu lCO now I shot n pie <policemunl, I t.hlnk, and I W811t to shoot more '' Wt'ortnu a bl•ck Navy watc h cap. brown cor- duroy pint.a and o blue sweatshirt, the freckle· fuctd, rtd hal~ 1drl was whisked to police head· quartf'rs for qu'1tllonlnti alter ahe aw-rendered. Stw waa beln1i held at the San ote10 City Jall . Poll<·~ .. id no c hariiet bMve bc<in rued In coonec· lion with lheal106Ungs. POuc·•: SAi l> THE GIRL had a history of pel· ty lhdl and druR abuse S WAT OHI C'er M lkl" llc odrUuon said nt•gotiatol"!t Wf'rt' told by family members lbat M111 Sl)('ocer "fantas1u.'<1 in the past about belo1 a 11nlpt'r " "She knt'w u lot about our operation from watch.111.: 'SWAT' on TV," nid Hendrickson, wbo ht'lped pin the girl to the ground after she dropped hf'r Wt'l)pOCUI on a driveway. llli h SC'hool friends described the bespectacled Miss Spt>ncer us an honor s tudent, "really quiet <ind unhappy that her mothe r wasn't around." THE GIRL HAD AMENDED the elementary ~<·hool, and w~ Involved in a wtndow-breaking in· c1dent there a year ago, police said. ~he excelled in photography and recenUy won <in award for her work, a school official said. T he girl had about 500 rounds of ammwtltion :.ilonK with an air pellet gun, officials said, adding that the .22 calibe r rlfJe was fitted with a telescope. "She used to tell us how she went rabbit hunt· mg in m the mountains with a BB gun," said a friend Miss Spencer lived with her fat.her. Wally D. Spe ncer. who had been awarded custody of her when he and his wife divorced several years ago. The mother lives 10 San Diego and came to the sC"ene during the siege but did not speak with either the father or daughter. T~.~30.1979 EARL'S l'lUM(llN(, • NLA flN(', AlllC°"O "' l •4 ,,,,,,,, ........ ._,,, ....... 'W.,.,., ·~ l"'°' (tttl"Wor• .......... \t --~ ., .... CO\lA¥U.A'42 · 1JSJ 1u....._-••••• Ml\\100. "If M)49S-0401 ,l>..,,~ .... <;T~':7.. ' Call 142-5171. Put • few words to work for ou. DAILY PILOT .4 7 HOME OWNERS RABBITT INS. S~IH7 1t14MA110t1 avo. COSTAW.A 541-1154 AUCTION ISTATI & STOIE U9UIDATIOM c. , 'I ,.,, .... ,.....,. .. .,.r.,....,-.. .. lllecme.tletfLLTytw ....... , .............. ........... .._ DA YHILL MOVING & STOIA&E ...,,.... 200 .... of AMTIQUES, FURNITURE DECORATION, OBJECT D'ART & ORIENT AL RUGS PAITIAL UST: ~ ttfllle • dMiln. ~ ..... 6' "-lh;r'J:a····· dlile c ....... ...., ...... cm. ...... cn1lt & W.W......_ c•-•••t. ~ ,.,,_ • .,.. ......,, c-.... ..... MlectlG9 ....... - ~ llr--. _...... .t. ~ct.In. .-C .... LAMPS ~ IMdt4 ...... ..._,, ClOCIS wmt 90M11. llASS & MMIU, CHIYB. MalOI. LOTS M •me A llAC -• .. ..-cHee etf ,.,..._ • on.e.I .... _ ......... flOa COMY._..CI Of SALi GOODS llMOYm TO: AMERICAN LEGION HALL 215 1 Sttl St .. MEWPOltT RACH O.Tllt, ....... y....._ J-. 30, 7:30 p.a. t"'"6ew: Ir• m:.._I SHIMOM Hill AUCTIOHEBS IMC. ....... of s.. Celi . ._"_._ I ..... EARLIER, SHE TOLD lh1· San Diego Tribune in a telephone conversat ion "I don't hke Mon- days. This li vPns up the day " She added , "l have Miss S pencer was an avid hunter . he r classmates said. They described her as a s hy tom-REUNITED SAFELY AFTER SHOOTING SPREE SMCI 1970 . hr lllfe c.11Uut111-ltJI boy who bad few fr1ends.,--__________ _:M=r•:·:_V.:..:e:.:ro:.:n..:.:n..:.:•:_:R:_:oge~:.:':•:_· .:D:.:•::u~g~h:.:t:•:_r _:T.:•:.:_:":'•:.:h.:.:•:.:·~6::_~==================~ * * * 'NO REMORSE' Brenda Spencer SheHaJ 'Fetish' For Guns Tears, Fears Kids~ Parents Relive Terror SAN DIEGO IAP l Gunshots erupted from a brown-and-whale house across the street. Sudden- ly, children we re bleeding, crying "Daddy," and clutching their wounds. ''There was s hooting a nd it sounded like firec rackers." recalled 8-year-old Scott Satin, a pupil at Cleveland Elementary School. ''But when they told us to run, I knew it wasn't firecrackers. "So I started runnjng then we had to He down on the fl oor so they wouldn 'l get us," the boy said. ··one of the teachers told us to go into the auditorium. They blocked off the doors with tables and pianos." 1 ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD Paul Carr was walking in the main gate at the school with his friend J ames Lira . "when we beard these pops." "I thought it was all a j oke, but we saw a girl ly- ing on the floor," the sixth grader recalled. "J a mes rolled her over and she had a hole in her leg." Apparently the first lo be shot was Monica Selvig, 9. who was reported later as hospitalized in SAN DIEGO IA P l -cr itical condition with a stomach wound. When Brenda Spencer T hen, said student Lorra Craig, "Mr. Wragg ran in v 1 t l•d hig h s c h o o I out to help and he was s hot. And then the custodian friends home. they often r an out and he got shot, too." cam €.' away concC'rned Phillip Bragg. an 11-year-old sixth grader , s aid about h e r fetis h for the two men were lying in the bushes. "I walked firearms. by and I could hear them moaning," be said. Dunng one visit . the g un -c razy 16-year-o ld told a male classmate that she and her fathe r "h ad enougt,> ammuni- tion for a small army." ONE OF HER favorite television programs was "SWAT," a long-running ser ies about a n e lit e police special wl'apons team, but her friends said she a lways cheered for th€.' bad guys. ''She'd be wa tching cop s hows. a nd when one got s hot. sh€.' '<I say ·all right,' " said on€.' ac- quaintance who as ked not to be ident1f1ed AN AVl D HUNTE-ft. s he got what she mos t wanted for Christmas a .22-caliber rifle with ~cope -from her dad. "to shoot rabbits." he told police Monday Th e r ed -h aired , freckled Miss Spe ncer was in custody today, 24 hours after a s nipe r siege al a grade school left two persons dead and nine wounded, in· eluding eight children. Al though s he loved a nimals a nd won a color tt'levision set last Oc- tobe r in a H umant' Society photo contest. a neighbor recalled he r thre ats or setting the tails of stray cats and dogs afire with hghte r nu id. Last summer she was a rrest ed for breaking windows in the school across t h e s treet - Cleveland Elementar y School, the parking lot of which was fjked with gunfire-M"?'-.ty. Police sa1ct Mtss Spencer sh~ed no re- morse. While in the house. she told the San Diego Evening Tpb11ne i n 1 telepho ne In . tervlew: "I don't like Mondays. This livens up the day.'' T HE IS-MINUTE FUSIUADE or gunfire sent this tree-lined residential community in s uburban San Carlos into a spasm of terror. "A girl was s hot in the hip and the stomach." re- called Rebecca Wexler, 11. "She was down on the ground throwing up. She was saying she ·wanted her daddy." Frank Stiles said his 7-year-old daughter Audrey, who was released from a hospital after being t reated for an e lbow wound, wasn't yet talk· ing loo much. ''It's hard to say what mjght be going ofi;;\er mind," he said. ) . THE PllLDREN STAYED in the besiege<I school for a lmost five hours until they were taken out a back door into buses. Meanwhile, their parents waited in anguish -several mothers quieUy sobbing as they stood on street corners, othersoperuy hysterical. After hearing some chil<iren bad been taken to a hospital, Therese Neal pleaded: "Who are they? Who a re they? I have three kids in that school." Peggy Whiteside. who had dropped off her two children al the school s hortly after 8 a.m., said: "I heard s hots. I just thought it was some kid wtth firecrackers. It happens all the time." TH EN A P ASSERBY blurted out that he heard six chi Id ren had been hit by bullet. Mrs. Whiteside burst into tears. "I could hardly stand it ... My baby ... Oh, daddy," she cried, as her father put his arms around her. Jo a hallway behind the lobby al Alvarado Com- munity Hospital, there were still mor e tears as doctors told a woman her husband, custodian Michael Suchar, 56, was dead. "No. no. no, don't tell me he's dead," the wi>man cried. "lie can't be dead. He'snotdead." CoDD11Uter Train Passengers Up More commuters are riding AMTRAK's "San Olegan" service between Los Angeles and San Diego. the California Department of Trans porta. lion reports. A department analysis states that 825,506 passengers rode the train in 1978 an Increase of 139, l25 or 20 percent above 1977. In December patronage of the train. which m akes stops in Orange County, rose by 41 percent above the previous year. t he analysis stales. The "San Olegan," which provides six round trips dally between Los Angeles and San Diego, Is jolnlly sponsored by Caltraos and AMT RAK. -& The sun and the air are free. On nice days dry laundry In fresh air. Let them help you trim your electric bill. Foll ow these simple ti p . They require no electricity at all. Yet properly used, they c·a n carry a lot of the burden of heating and coo ling a nd other jobs that plug-in appliance do . Mo ther Nature is a friend l y so rt. (WcJI , at least mos t o f the tin1c.) And j ust bursti ng with energy that is free for the using. So why not use it? And conse rv e electric energy which costs so much to produce'! Yo'u·11 __,..E be happi ly surpri sed to find how n1 uch you ~-- ·ave month in a nd 1nonth out . Southern California Edison An l lJU 1l l)p1 ml\ l 11'1' v• • Aa DAILY Pt LOT 1 ueld1y JanU.1ry 30. 1819 NATION I AT YOUR SERVICE • &~ W@l!B[( Behavior Study Rapped A!.l. ~ c 6Months A go Bobby's Reading Skills Were 18 Months Behind. nl• ~ @[( W 0 @@ CIA Used Secret Meam to Test Drugs "Col o pro()tj>m' Thrn unit' 111 l'ot l>vnn l~aJ 1mlJ ('ut rf'd IOPf', qt•ttmq lhf' 0,.,,11...,, and octwn "''" ntf'd ro 10/IJC' 11M'qu1t1t'a m vot entmmt and bu.lltlt'U Mud JIOur qw>.ttaon.a to 1101 l>unn M Yt"'' &rmce Orang~ Cocut Doal.11 1-iwt I' 0 Bor IWJ, Co.ta M~IO. c A tHZI Al man11 kllf'r• cu P<>"''* wtll t.w ansWftrf'd. bMI phuMd '™''"""' or lt'ttM"• ""' 1nclud.m11 lhf' rtodtr'I full nom,. udllrt'U csnd bMllr11u hw,,· ptwnr 111.un~11.'Unn11t t>t-1·v111M.lt r1-d 1 his rotumn apf)l"ors du1 ly UC'l'f'JI ~u I '1aJI t -- A ...... ~ 8•fffrtt'4 R•f4t• DEAR PA'I I plan lo V1111t Wu hll\JClt.m, UC' • 1n ., rou1)!t• of inonllu 11nd ~uht Ilk•• lo know what lht• IJf\M.'f\JUf\' l~ for d111n~ Mtffit' Wt'Ot•itlo~ll'lll r,· ''arch at tht' N bom.11 Arl"h&\'t...., < an 11 pt'~on JU\l "'ulk m Wld h~\l' .tc't't'» lo tht• rt•ronb" J 1 . 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W E., Laguna Beach Peak mon&lu ire Jane, July and Auiut. SboaJder moathll are April t.o mid-May and Sep. &ember t.o mld-Odober, while tri.Mer moatlaa la· d ude Non mbfor through Marcil. Canbbeu travel seu ons att not the s 1me, however. Winter runs from Ott. IS to April 14 , and summer ls April 15 t.o Dec. 14. ~Gleflft° N~drd to Bllfl Propn-t.11"! DEAR UOB. Do I nef'd a laywer to write up the agreement when I buy my hrst home? Marie Ann E DEAR MARIE ANN: My brother attorneys won't all agree, but uolt>ss the transaction 18 com· pllca&ed, you prr bably don't need a la wyer for a routine home purchase. Most realty aeents can fill out tht> forms. But If you don't fully undersund the purchase oner or otht>r papers, consuJt a real estate al· torne-y. 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'1'11 11>1\ bY\IM\t It UlllCMl.O Dy .., lfl Thi\ ~'""' h <OflOu<19CI by .., Ol•IOll•I lllOl•ldu•I WAStnNGTON lAI') The CIA continued fundJn1 reaearch lnt.o the t.rro. on way• to control behavior, althoulti·•mclall b.ad 1lven the lmpreulon mo.t of It t'nded a dffade Hrller, I book aar• John Meru, author of "The Sf.arch for tlHt 'Manchurian Cao· dldate , '" Hid there ls tw ldcnce the CIA '1 Otnce of Reatiu cb and Deve lopment C.OOk ovtlr ateneral bebavtoral rt"leiarcb a rtl'r the MK ULTftA pruject e nded an lM3 T H t: MU<'H·P UBLICIZED MK ULTRA program involved dru1 tnUnj , some of it on wiwil· Lina aubJtttl M ukl, • former State Depart- m 4'Dl lnteUl.ience om cer and rrequent CIA critic. said the ClA Informed him in response to a Freedom of Information Act re· queat It found 130 boxes of papen expected lo contain docu· mcnta related to behavioral re- search topics. ''I was a s tounded by the amount of thh undisclosed m aterial," he said. "The agency s ays It i s r e vie w i n g lbe material., and I expect It to be rel«!ased within six months." H18 book, scheduled to be re· leased next month, 111 biased on some 16,000 paivs o ( inform1tUon on the MK·ULTKA and other mind control experiments. The m1te rlal waa released in 1m ud 19711. Atte mpg to conlrol behavior Included swnaorlng CMOadJan "bralnwaahlna" studlc11 uslng the powerful ballucloogenlc LSD and abock treatments, Mu ks said. (An ABC News Closeup on "Misslon: Mind Control" will be prese nted at 11 30 tonight on Channel7.) C IA Dir ect o r S t a n s field T urne r i ndicate d tha t a ny general mind-control progra m ended with MK -ULTRA, the author said. CIA officials have ac kno wle d ged th a t M K · SEARCH. a more limited drug program using volunteers, con· tinued until 1972. DURING 1117 congressional b earings, age n cy officials acknowledged testir¥.,. LSD and othe r drugs on men who were lured by prostitutes into agency. run &Rartments. They also said the CIA secr etly sp onsored private research into behavior control drugs and techniques. Secret or ganizations are no longer used u fronts for fl.lnding behavior research, Turner aMid, adding the aaency "I• in no way enaa&ed in either wlttln1 or wi- wltUnc teaUne ol druea tod1ty." But ln re9earchl nc bis book, Marks said he found that the CIA funded LSO a nd shock treatment research at Canada's McGill Univenlty. HE SAID DOCUMENTS show the agency contributed about $19,000 a year for seve ral years to Dr . D. Ewen Cameron, one of Canada 's t.op psyctuatr1sts. It was unknow n whethe r Cameron, who died in 1967, was a ware the funds were provided by the CIA through the Society for the Invest igation of Human Ecology. The book said Ca meron tried to treat mental pat ients by creating complete amnesia or all behavior al>llerns, theorizing that only norma l beha vtor patterns would return. SCORES OF P ERSONS were unknowingly t reated with LSD a nd others subjected lo a com- bined electric shock and drug- 1 nd u ced sleep treatment, the book said Today He Reads Better Than Most of His Classma tes G1"8n u pro~r htarnonq program, nearlv ti/Wry child &an Pfl•form et a l11v~1 <or•,ulort1d "11.cc01llnn1 •· Our •nd1111duah11·d C;ornpu1111 An•llP<I lnnruc11on h11lp\ eech child '" th•• bll•« l11&rn1nq 1lu11, 01 meth, re8d1nq Ot1<J 1•"9UllQ9 &II\ Wh11'1 moru, hft or .ne ec1uallv fln1ays 1h1t learn1n9 e1rpe1111nu1 aoo ~Owl 1mprowmen1 '" 01her tcholastic &nd lCX1al .u e"' o• -11 We are tht> on1v pr1Vat11lv 0e>er.11..0 1u1orial lec1lltv 1n th1\ 1rea ut1lot1r>fl ComputM Aut\ll!d ln11ruc11on Our p.09ram1 mcludt1 R1<rn~11I" lor tn11 child who has fallen behind, .. En11chm.,n1" lor the child wf>OMI qo1tls reciuu,. ilbove BlltilllqH l)<frlormanc.o; ~nd .. S pec.foe D1M!b1l11v"for behev•or mod1l1c111on i nd w>tte1l1c lnrnmg tk1lh LE~TER f 1Bf15%C lEf1R~%~G SHILLS 1525 M•H Verde Or. EHt. 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I a ·--··----~-- • • • 1 INSIDE : •Stocks •Comics •Movies •Television OAll.Y PILOT ., NFC Gives· Mack a Pro Bowl Sendoff Tribute to Ram Great Highlights 13-7 Win BJ HOW~an L. HANDY Of ... DMlv "._. \uH U>S ANOELES Ont' of th more exclUnt upects of lht> Pro Bowl football aamt 1&t thC' I~ Ange1u Mc-morlal <:oll~t"um Monday nJ-"t had to ht> the final appl'•rance of Iona llml' of fe ns tvf" l*t a rllni: .:unrd Tom Mack of th Ram11 A d lsuppo111 t1n.-: r r o '4d o f 38.333 turned out on o t•ohl, cn'>P nl&ht for thl• Nut1onal t-'oothall League hnalt> '4'h1ch wo'\ won by th1.• N<1t1on nl ('unfrn·nrt'. 13 7 o'e r 1111 Aml·n ran < ·onfrr•·nt t• \'UUfltt'C"l)J rt M AC K (' 0 N (. L ll lH. 0 u brtlltant 13 Yl'IH JJroft',1>111n:tl caret'r 111 tht• Nut1on.il Footh1Jll League, all with the Ram!>, and he rece1vc.•d a standing uvutmn whe n he rcturnt'd to th<' fit-hi 111 lht> warung s t•tonds after pla y ing m 184 <'on:.crut1vc regular season games His final appearance on the field brought thf' cro wd to its fee t and showed the esteem with which the cnam or the player!> 111 tflt• NfL f,•Jt about tht•lr pe<'r Afh•r h1t1 own Nt'l' h'ummat •s h nd con<'ludrd 11huk1n.c hlit hand, <'hecrinit h1:s ''rr lval in the hud die und pa tUng him o n the buck. M•v.-ral of lht• Al<'{' pluycr1 wcnt ~rrou tht• hrw of 11t•r1 mmage and into t h•· N I-'(' huddle to i.hak•· hii. hanc1 d uring a t1m t.'Out A tnbut1• 11t•ldom Miv •n to port and Ont> thut hrnu~ht u i.mllt• or uppn·r11.1t1on from Mnr k In tht· drt.•1:s1nM room foll0'4 lnj.l tht• ~.tnll' "I "/\~ v•:IH' flulll'rcd, ' M .11·k :.,.ud It ""LI' ,1 1itn·at way h • fin1 -.h ,1 1·~11 "''' Foot hall hui. h1•1·n .:rt'1tl tu nw but now ll'!t all 11\••1 and I m " rooku· again 111 .1nolhl•r JOb I know thl' hardcbt purl of tht> 1.1.hok thrnK will bl' next :.umnwr \\hl.'n the lt'um goes to l'dmp j nd I wo n't bt· there But there 1s no t•hance that I will t•hange my m ind and return " f'e rhups the greatest tribull' to Mut•k came from Ua m center, Rich Saul "H e 's a ver y unself1!>h player, Saul !ta 1d. "So many Games Still Not wont to bt• that way and so few th> Uc .. s very intellige nt and l 'm ~omg to miH him . H e's been a 14 reut lt'llCht'r for me and his .:reute>st attribute is the fact he is itur h u l{rcat lndivldual "You can rt>place a guy with ta lent but you <'an't re place a mun the calit>.!r of Tom Mack " MONDAY NIGHT'S ga m e was played for e nJoyment a nd lacked tht· aggressiveness a nd e motion 11f a regula r season affair. Ahm ad Rashad of the Minnesota V1k 1ngs was selected as player of tht-game after he tied the Pro llowl record 1n m a kin g five catc hes including a pair of key rt'<'t'pt 10 nl> on the w inning tout·hdown drive in the third quartl'r He was the second playe r in t h<' gume to tie the .record. The A FC'l> Steve Largent h ad done it l"a rhe r, making all five of his re- CPptions in the second quarte r. aid1014 tht' lone AFC touchdown drtVl' Rashad was modest in his talk afte r the gam e. "I think the. win proves that the AFC is n 't a ny .. Bag • m Contract Hassles Rise Again LAUSANNE . S witze rla nd •AP l -"It's a l l up to the lawyers now," s ays Howard Al- l en, a membe r or the Los Angeles Organizing Committee ILAOCl which is trying to tie up the 1984 Olympic Games for the California City. The lawyers have to work fast. The y have one mo11lh to agree on the fine wording of a contract io s atisfy both the LAOC and the U .S . Olympi c Co mm i ttee IUSOC> THE CONTRACT has to be ready for signing by March 1. If not, the Interna tional Oly mpic Committee llOC) will fina lly wind up the ye ar -lo ng Los Angeles saga and invite other cities to bid to stage the Games. The I OC e xl'c utive board. which was expec ted to sign the contract at a two-day m eeting here. showed sig ns of irritation a s the two Amt•rican bodies wer e still not ready. Juan Samaranc h of Spain, chairman or the IOC press com- m ission. presided ove r a news conference at which both the LAOC and the USOC w ere represented . A REPORTER ASKED: "Oo you not think that people in- ter ested m the Olympic mov<· m ent around the world will feel tha t two irrespons ible bodil"s roming he re to sig n a major con - tract and the n failing lo agree on the wording are wasting time and money?" "I agree." Samar:!nch s aid te rsely. But USOC President Robe rt Kane Jumped up and tried to restore confidence in the pla n to s tage the Oly mpi c Games in the United Slates for the first time in 48 ye ars. · "I've ne ver thought for a mo - m e nt that the Gam es would not com e to Los Angeles in 1984." Kane declared "There 's no subs t antial dis ag reement between the pa rties We're m t he st age o f fina hz1ng our a greement. We're not wast ing time or being irresponsible " THE TWO AMERICAN bodies s hare fina ncial respons ibility for the Games in Los Angeles They ha V<' agrt>ed on a s hare of the profits 1f there are any But recently the USOC a lso de- manded a s ha re in the perma· nc nt asset s sta diums and o th t•r bu1ld1n gs as a g ua r antee of possible loss. This 1s thl' issue holding up the con· tract once mor e. Monique Berlioux, Director of the lOC. tried to quash talk of an ultimatum. "This 1s not a n ultimatum." she said. "A deadline for signing the contract has a lready been set. a nd W<' were simply extending it. .. NEVERTHELESS, if the con· tr act is not signed by Mar ch 1. the IOC will look elsewhe re for a host c ity . The situatjon is almost ba ck lo that of la st summe r. when the IOC gave Los Angeles two months to agree on a bas is fo r running the games. At tha t time. Montre al a nd Mexico City were inte rested in stepping in. The IOC normally gives host c1t1es six yea rs to prepare for the Games. ,, ... ··-·Yes, Bot Is It Golf? l The Newporter Inn posted a t o urna me nt on its go lf course Monday but or ganizcrs were quick to point out tha t any connection hctw(•en the Hoag Hackers lfiJi nx and golf we re purely coincidenta l. Cont esta nts wcr(· asked to forget their clubs and golf balls, which is good considerin~ what they had to go through . For in- s tance. Bill Odesky <right ) plays the sticky wicket while Tony Vitti <left , and Robert G u ggcnhcim I belo w l test the Slinger. The event was a pre lude t o th e C ros b y Southern at Irvine Coast Country Club this weekend . Dally Piiot Photos By Gary Ambrose s tronger ThP NFC 1s JU!>t us strong ll 's JUSt t hut Pittsburgh has s uch a gr(!al te am " AFC Coa ch Chuc k Fairbanks. pres umably h ead ed fo r the University of Colorado Ir lit1gC1 - tion in the courts cun get him the re, had two opportun1lles for field goal attempts 1n the f1 r..t quarter but opte d lo run or fo urth down s ituat ions which failed EACH T EAM SCO R E D A t o u c hdo wn 1n the· seco n d quarter Wilbert Montgom ery of the Philadelphia Eagles went over from the two for tht NFC score but l<'rank Corr<.11 's con version t ry 'a1Jcd With Bob Griese of the Mia mi Dolphins at the he lm in the second period. the AFC drove 62 yards for its only scor <' T ht' key to the drive was t ht-passin~ co mbincit1on o r G r ll'Sl' l o Larg e nt of th l' Scalll e Seahawks Lar gent cnught thrN· 1rclud 1n g an e ig ht ya r d<:r for thC' score. Garo Vcprcm1an's con See PRO BOWL. Page 82 Low Ratings Split Up ABC Racing Team ARCADI A IA P l The ABC's of tho roughbred racing 1n 1978 Affirmed . Rar rern and Cauthen hav<.' b<'e n s pilt apart by tra iner LU7. Barrera after ri v<.• con secutive losses for 197R Tn pie Crown winner Affi rmed :ind 105 straight losing mounts for young jockey $tt>ve Cauthen Barre ra a nnouncrrl Monday "one of the hardest dec1s1ons I e ver had to make in my hfl' ... to r eplace Cauthe n with veteran jockey Laffit l'incay on four year-old Affirmed 1n Sunday's $200,000-addcd Strub Stakes at Santa Anita. AFFIRMED ANO CAUTHEN last rode to victory Aug. 8 in the Jim Dandy Stakes Two of Ar . fJ rmcd's losses occ urred this month at Santa Anita The 18·year ·o ld Cauthen. the nation's riding leader in 1977. has been without a winne r since Jan. l at Santa Anita Barre ra said he feels an obligation to look after the best inte rests of t he peo ple who syn- dicated Affirmed late last year for a record $14 .4 mtlhon ·~·,-· TONY DORSETT PICKS UP YARDAGE IN PRO BOWL. B;t~aininl( Ploy? 1-rsay Keeps LA Hoping, Waiting L OS AN G ELES <AP 1 Ro bert l rsay says d1scuss1ons about movi ng his Balt1mor<· Colts o f the Nation al Football League into the Los Angeles Coliseum probably will continue throughout 1979 But a s pokesman for all NFL owners said the subJect did not com e up a t their meetin~ Mon day. The possibility of a repla re- m <"nl franchise for Los /\ngeles. a ft er t he• R a m s m ovl.' lo Anaheim 1n 1980. was not dis cuss<'d as the owners concluded t wo d ays of m ee t1n ~s . the spokesman said BECAUSfo: (ff THE U :AGUE m eetings. lrsay was una ble to attend a scheduled session with 'the Colis<'um comm1ss1onc•r<;. who a re cager to keep a ~ha n' or N FL tickl't revenues flowin~ into s tadium accounts I r say has (''<presst.'d tits satis faction with conditions at Ralt imort.''s Memorial Stadium. and also has been angry about zoning problems 1n front of his plan to build a Colts' pr~rl1ce. training and office fac1ltty m neighboring Towson Md . ''I've nt.>ver i.een a shufne ltke I've gotten in Maryla nd. I don't think they want th<.• B<1 lt1morc· Colts in the State of Mar y land." lrsay said Monday "The mayor has been fine. but the county a nd the~tate don't seemtocare " II E M E T WITH the Lo:. An ~cles Coliseum r epresen· ta t1ves Saturday Although Mon- day ·~ session had to be cancelled lrsay said "Meetings wtllh the Coliseum Com m1ss1on probably will go -on during thl' ye;:ir. They're sending so mt• pupc ri. a nd the ir pro po!tals I 'll rly to Los Angeles whl"n 1 r<'c~e tht•m " On Saturday lrsay said he would prefe r the Colts stay in Baltimore. if the problem s can be worked out KF:lllilNETH llAllN, chairman of thl' Los Angeles County Board of S uperv1sors and chairman , the· Coliseum Commis::;1on. said Monday he wantc·d to guard against the Comm1ss1on "being used " by lrsay "as leverage to get wha t he wa nts from Aalt1 mort' oHicials .. llahn a dded. however . that he and other commissione rs fe lt lrsa) wa:. ··very sincere·· a bout l'xplormg the chances of a move to Los Angcl<'s. ·ca11forn1a 1!> no t a bad s tatt•." lrsay i.a1d . "Bill there's nothmg that can be done this yt-ar The Rams will be playing m Los Ani;:clt•s I'll be playing in Balllmor<' ... HB's Reboin Dies Al Reboin. u long-lime coach a nd t e ac her a l ll u nt ing ton Reach High School. d ied Monday following a massive ht>a rt attack at the age bf 67 Reboin s uffer <'d the h<'art at tack two weeks ago and spent time at Pac1f1ca fl osp1tal in Huntmgt.On Beach befo re bein~ re leased. Less than 24 hours la te r he had a stroke and was sent back. to the hospital lie d ied Monday at Gp m An All·American 1n football and All-Cl f in t ruck al Sitnla Ana High. he also played foot· ball at USC before moving to Huntington Beach as the school'!> vars ity football coach in 1934. Cap She uc hired him for $2.000 at that t1mt• During World War ti, Re boin served in the Navy: returning to coaching d uties in 1946. When he returned. he !terve d as co· coach of the Oiler football tea m with She ue and the squad won Huntington Beach's only Sunset Lcagu<' gnd title Rc boin a lso roached basket oall . track a nd othe r s ports dur- ing his tenure at the school and 1n 1950 became the a thletic d irector. replacing She ue . AIA's Oates Resigns FOUNTAIN VALLEY After four years as head coach and general manage r of the Athletes in Action basketball program Dill Oates has a nnoun ced his re11- ignation effective al the end of the current season The 39-year-old Oates )lives his rea!<Ons for leavinft AIA as th e followi ng · ''With AIA's growlng emphasis on interna- tional tra vel and competition as well as the tremendous oumber of r oad ~ame~ in th<' t:n1t('{l States, I fet>I that I need to be able to spend m ore time at home with my young family. "I al!'<> have a desire to get back Into ti college environment and meet the challenge or build· ing a top-ranked program. I am vNy grateful to AIA for having m ad e me u part or their fine pro· gram They huvc been ve ry kind to m<' and 1t has been a great ex· perience " Then• I~ som e s peculation Ontes b mtert'sted in the USC JOb , fl2 DAILY PILOT lUUd1y. Jenuary 30. 1979 A C90aule A•port From the World of Sport• Dries ll Urg Boycott Of NCAA Tournament Coat'h ~f\y Ort ell ha launf hed a Mlt•r WAStnNtiTON nlvenlty of Mo!"yl and m wnU,.. campa•p. urx1n1 ba11k tbaJI coaChH In th• nat.loea'a m.,or conrerf'n('{'tl to boyrott lbei NaUOf\a.I Co1Je1lalC" Alhlrtlc AuoclaUon's nat.Jon•I chllm p.aons?up twmamt>nt Orit"Mll's 11\Mt"r •~ fO<'u11"<1 on the NCAA rult th11t llauta f'M'h ronttoronc<> to only t~·11 n-prest>nlitlJVt'\ for lh111o )C"ar 'a 40 tf'am toumamc>nt. ··r1.e bttn hot •bout uu~ bt•ron-. and I'm hut 1aicain ... Ont"uU aald In an lntt'rVlt"w In tocJay'a W1111h101to11 •~t Dn~I drnflf'd lettt>r5 MOf'lduy to ro.chea and athleUr dlrN·ton ol t•very 1•1mfc-rt>nt•t• with u team an th~ tov 20. 1aod ~•*> dra rtf'd lt:'ltl'Nl to rt•pn! entatlvea or a number uf vth~r C'QC\ff'~Ct'll Drtl•1wll urgt'd them to join him In thr .. al~ lA:> boycott the t.oumam .. nt af lbt> two tum rult' isn't Ut'lf'd The two team rule htu. been In t'ffec-t ~Ince the une N Ai\ t.c>urn11111t•nt ha ... M.:nl thN't' team11 lo the chtam p1on1tul)b ------QMD1.-of flw •••----- Tom ltanno•. ~JH.>rtsc1&ster and Ht:lsman Trophy wanotr "NothJoi< cJn touch lt <the Helsman ). Its cntics t.•an't cut u ~!l It lSlands apart rrom all the resl aa the tungle Oumand1ng award In sports 1and those or us who have won it are set apart as beroos beyond aoythlng we ever dreamed possible. No other group hu .c1vcn greater performances. No other award could mean more to an athlete " Noe.-, D•.w SdU No. J I• Pell The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college basketball poll. with first-place votes in parentheses and season~rds: 1. Notre Dame OS> 12-2 J 1. Texas 2. Indiana State 132) 18--0 12. Marquette 3. Duke <8> 14-3 13. Alabama 4. North Carolina (1) 15·3 14. Illinois 5. UCLA C2) 17-3 15. Michigan St. 6. Louisville C2> 17-3 16. Texas A&M 7. Ohio State 13-4 17. Maryland 8. Syracuse 18·2 18. Temple 9. Georgetown, O.C. 16-2 JO. Louisiana Slate 15-3 19. Arkansas 20. Vanderbilt IAMllfta11a Staie Tep• l'e& Al Green scored 17 points and Greg Cook .iddcd 16 before he routed out as 10th-ranked Louisiana Slate slowed down the ball an the clos- 15-4 14·3 13-4 16-4 11-5 18·4 14-5 tS-3 13-4 14-4 an~ minutes to deredt Tennessee 84·78 in a Southwt>!>lern Conference basketbaJI game Monday njght . Kelvin Small and Pbil Barner combined for 31 poinls <md led two Orego n scormg spurts tn the se<:ond half as the Duc ks rolled to a 74·50 victory ove r Caltfomia ... Elgbth- raoked Syracuse extended its home-court winning streak to 42 with a 90 74 r out or West Virginia with DaJe Sback.Jelord scoring 27 points ... Texas m ade it 25 straight at home with a 79-53 win over Houston as nm Krtvacs and Ron Bader teamed for 45 points . . . In other games involving the nation's Top 20, Texas A&M ha mmered Baylor 71-58; Virginia defeated Te mple 73-71 and Florida turned back Vanderbilt 90-87 in overtime ... David Greenwood has ~ named P acific-10 player of the week after scoring 42 points and pulling down2S rebounds agH1nst Washington State and Washington last week. 1'11.u A d .,aR<"r•; Or•tttn llpsec S<'t"Ond·S('eded GoJllermo \'Uu a nd fifth· ·•· seedc·d Corrado Barazzuttt were winners but ~ seventh·Sl'<'drd Manue l Orantes was beaten in ~ the r1rst round of the Richmond tenn1s classic Monday Vilas trounced Aoggeo Glmeaea 6·1, 6-4; Barazzutt1 won over Van WlnJtaky 6-1 , 6-4 and Orantes lost to P at DuPre 7-6, 7-0. 3·6. 6·4 . . Unseeded Anaad AmritraJ upset <'ighth·scedcd VladJmlr Zff.alk 7-6. 7·6 in the.· first round of a North Little Rock tournament. Chris Fn•yss won over Antonio Zogarelll 6·2. 4-6. 6-4; Colin Dibley _d(•fcatcd WllUam PrtnsJoo 6-2, 6-3: Jolla James whipped J orl(t' Andrt-w 6-3, 6-2; and Pbll Denl beat Bruce Manson 6·2. 6 3 . Kerry Reid defea(ed R Dta GenaJaiU11 4-ti, 7-5, 6-2 in a women's professiona l tournament. Jn other first round match1•s, Mary Lou Platek beat Nancy Yergin 6-J , 6·4; Sharon Wal8b de reated Diane Dealor 5-7, 7~. 7~: Pam Tet!goarden topped Marta f'ernaodez 2·6. 6·2, 7~. Yvoniw \'Prmaak beat Carrie Meyer 6-3, 6-4 ; and Sue Barker dumped Kate Latham 6-3, 6·1. lla&fon Gets Pose WU• 49en Jobn Ralston, formerly bead coach or the [!] ()(•nvcr Broncos and at Stanford University, has •II• bt•co ruimed vice president in charge of ad- manistrat.Jon for the San ,.~rancisco 49crs ... Defensive tarkle J ethro Pugb, the lone survivor of the old Dallas Cowboys' Ooomsday Defense, retired Monday . . . Cal State Northridge h as hired Tom Keele as its new h1•ad foothall roitch . . . Al Lavaa. an assistant coach at <?•·org1a Tc·ch lht· past two football seasons, has joined the Stanford staff. ff<o wall be the Cards' ofrensive backfield coach ... Former Kans as football Coach Bud Moore has accepted a sc•ttlement that wouJd pay him $76,320, the full s alary amount citlled for on the two years that remained on his contract ... Miit Jackson, an assistant coach at the UDJversity of Oregon for the past two seasons, has been hired in the same capacity at UCLA ... Jerry Robinson, UCLA's three-time All Ame rican linebacker , picks up the Pop Warner Awa rd at the Palo Club's annual banquet 'tonight. Jim Oumon" had played his best game but it wasn't e nough as the New York Knicks wer e beaten by the Golden State Warriors in the only National Bas ketball Assn. game played Monday night, 107-104 ... Montreal's Lar ry Roblmoa scored two goals and assisted on two others as the Canadiens routed the Philadelphia Flyers, 7.3 in the only National Hockey league game of the night. T~oa,Rlltlle Followinq are the mator sports events on tele'"51on tonigh1. Ratings are .t .t ./ .t excellent . .t .t " worth watching; .t " fair; J forget It. • 8 p.m., Channel 5 v' { COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Iona Cofleoe vs. Nevada <Las Vegas) Announcers: Mike Walden a nd Pete Newell. Jerry Tarkanlan's Runnln' Rebels host Iona Colleqe of New Rochelle, N. Y. In a non-conference game In Las Vegas. Other TV Basketball: Washlnoton at USC, 1 t p.m. Channel 9 <taped I. , RADIO: Basketball -New Jersey Nets at the Lakers In Inglewood, 7·SO p.m., KLAC CS70l. Washlnoton at USC, 8 p.m ., KNX' <1040L Hockey Klnos et St. Louis 5:50 p.m KRLA (1 110). · ' '• SWIMMING I BASKETBALL ' OMlf ,._ SUoff - TODD LINCOLN PROVIDES NEWPORT HARBOR HIOH'S SWIM TEAM WITH STRENGTH IN THE FREESTYLE EVENTS. Tars Tougher With Transfers Lincoln, Moffet Tu;o Top Gems for Jewell By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Dally ~tlet St.off With a reputaUon for aquatic excellence, Newport Har bor High 's Sailors wl'rc solid ravontes to win the Sunset ~gue swim· ming champions hip before the campaign started ' And with the emergence or standouts Todd Lincoln, a Junior t rans fer from Cla remont, a nd Chko transfer John Moffet. a freshman. Coach Bill J ewell 's gems have become even tougher than expected. as s hown by a recent smothering or the o pposition in league and at the Orange County Swam Championships itt Foothill lhgh. There, Foothill's long domination or the meet t>ttame history as the Sallors, behind v1ctones in the 500-yard freestyle (Llncoln 1 and 100-yard breas tstroke <Moffet in t ·00.4 > and a record-br eaking medley relay team, stroked U> the tJtle. l.IHCOC..H LINCOLN AND MOFFET were integral factors in the medley relay team's l :41.46 clock· mg, snapping Foothill's standard or 1 :43.2. · Lincoln is a distance-oriented freestyler and backstroker. whale Moffet 's versatility is shown in his excellent clockings for the individual medley, breaststroke and freestyles A 16-year-old Junior, Lincoln fi gures to add a great deal to his 6-0, 140-pound fram e. His dad gre w 12 inches in a yf'ar and a half at the outset or college and stands 6·5 Among Linc'oln's recent efforts a re a 15:41.S in the 1,650 free, 1·59 7 200 lndwidual medley , 1 47 .7 200 free, 4 .399 500 free a nd 552 backstroke. Additionally, thl' 140 pound Junior 1s a 4 O student. THE 14-YEAR-OLD MOFFET, on the other hand, stands out at 6-0, 170 pounds. H1:. best race as the 200-yard breasts troke, a category in AAU swimming as opposed to the "'°""n lOO·Yard breastst roke in CIF circles. Moffet holds a h alf dozen are group records and was rated first in world age group circles for 14·year-olds in the 100 a nd 200 breast. His breas tstroke ability ranks tum as a senior Naoonal AA U qualifier, as is Lincoln in the 1,650 for the short course. Saturday Moffet won the 200 individual medley In 2:00.3 and the 100 breast in 1 ·00.29 m a dual meet with highly regarded San Ma rano. Additionally the two helped the Sailors to a winning 1:41.9 in the 200 medley relay. J EWELL SEES BIG TIDNGS for both "Both are shoottng for the top." says the Sailors' coach. "They both want to be intema tional representatives a nd they are not impatient They want to s wim for the bes t unjversity teams and t think our program wall ar. ford them the opportunities. "We don't cram it down their throats. Kids here under 15 do s tretching exercises a nd work out once a day. Arter IS, we go two · a-days and weight work. We don't run a s lave camp "Tuts tends to eliminate some of the staleness that can become a factor In tra ini ng when you consider there may be eight·to·nme years of work ahead of the m." J ewell says it is the natural talent, combined with a de· termination and willingness lo work that has made this duo the threat it is. "Both have established what I call the s uccess syn· drom e," says J e we ll. "Hard work and determination leads to suc · cess and they Uve by t hat philosophy." With the Sunset League finaJs and CIF prelims aod finals still in the future, only bigger and bPtter things appear a pparent for the Sailors. BREASTSTROKER JOHN MOFFET OF NEWPORT HARBOR. f"ro• Pcage BI PRO BOWL SEN DOFF. • • vers ion gave lhc: AFC the lead, 7-6. Roi;ter Staubnch of 0<1lla!> hit Cowboy kammatl Ton:.-lltll tor a 19·yard scorP tn th1· third quarter and Corral conv<•rted to make' the final ~con· read 13-7 Lo~ Angele-. m:.iy bt r:1st ..ip proac·hmg tht• mark of h<•\ 1n~ the most no·:.how!-of any team m the NFL Then· wn<' 13.:no fans who failed t<J show ofter "purchaSang llckeL' N FC HEAD CO AC H Hud G r ant or Minnesot a !°'oJ W hts team fail to score 1n tht· closrn~ minutes afler gettan~ lhl' ball to the six.yard line with I :JJ left Qua rterback Archie Mannini;i of New Orleans fell on th1· ball twice. then scramblc."<1 arounil to run out the• clock on the fln;il play "It'~ money in the bank and you 're gambling with $2.500." 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I "'" I 11 Pd•lon I 111 SoCal Plays Laker Prelim Area Athletes Lead Williams Tops I NG LEWOOD-Southern California College's basketbaJI team isn't used to playing before la rge crowds. Even when the Vanguards fill their home gym, no more than 700 s~ctators arc watching. But tonight. the tiny Costa Mesa-based school hits the bli< time when jt meets UC San Diego at the Forum here . The 6 p.m . ·g a me ser ves as a pre- lude to the NBA e n counter between the Los Angeles Lakers and the New Je rsey Nets. The Vanguards do, however. play a pro-style game-plenty of offense and just enough de· re nse to get by. Both 6-t J center Randy Adams and 6-1 guard Paul Anderson are averaginf( over 20 points a game. sec. 11·7 on the year, is 3-0 in NAIA Division 3 Southern Conrer ence play. The rest o r the starting lineup la also pote nt. Mike Nels · wender. a 6-8 forward, had 18 re- bo unds a nd 14 points In Saturday's 88-77 win over USIU NHL Leaden Hl!W YOtllt IAPI fM HallOl\al HOC~'"' ueow ocor1nv , .. _.. ""OVOll ~vncio'• ci.tm.• L_.tfllr, Monl,,..1 TtoUlor. HY hi-" °*tM,lM ........ ~Mtlleft, Alllll'te ... ~Y. HY IM-" Cllovll'IMd, Allenta ,. ... rlto. M U..I\ 01111•1. HY hi-" Toytw,1.MANtlot ftetvln, HY m""°"" ,,, 0 A "'' ,. .. tO ,. 0 ,. • ,. n :M ., " • Jt .. .. 1' 40 .. 11 .... tO 0 " 11 It .. '° ,. ~ Andrade Averagi,ng 24.0 PCli Stats Ocean View. Newport Harbor nnd Mission Viejo continue to dominate the Empire. Sunset a nd South Coast leugue scorinl( r aces with athletes holding the I -2 s pots In each circuit. Ocean View's Jeff Andrade Is the leading scorer among the four OranJ(e Coust a rea leagues. which also includes the Sea View League. Andrade has averaged 24.0 p~unts in four league games. Other leading scorers In their respecti ve loops a re Brian Freeman or Ne wport Harbor <18.5 In t he S unset>. 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IROUQf\I ll 00. • 70; Sulit• M<""•Cle CP•rnen ? ltO \\ E1,<1<ta l .. l l p.old !>86S SO. EIQ!\lh r111<-~na Moon Olow IT•tHUr~I 74 70. 9 00, I> 40, 0Ud heal belwttn Vint-v,.ar IW4•dl S 00, 7.00 and 8u90~<1 Moon tMitcl>tllllW.•.llO Nl,.111 ta(I' Go CAI IClnq lt,.lj)h.orn I 1' 00 • '°· • «I, C.ltl>a Go I PHner, '00, • 00, Mr (Aprl t(Ardor•I 1 IO is E•1t<t• 11r11 oa1oi2~ oo All•-e 468'1 Basketball College l'AltWEST AO.flu SI. l07. Wntern St. 76 Air Fo<te 74, a-nan 61 Fo.1 Lewis'°·~ 14 M•ryvtti. 1', LOQ9ft 70 ~ 14, C.lllomla s• Pee tflc Lutf\•••n ll, Alu••· F •lrbeftb 1' SOUTH Flotlde '°· V-blll 87, OT Florlde SI ... Tul-84 Gecwole T~ll n. Clncln...,11 13 ICenluc~y ... Auburn S9 Lout st .... St. '4. l"""'HM 71 M luiulll!>l '7, Georqia 43 VlrQlnle 13, Tempt<o 1t SOUTitWEST SMU IO. AtG•" l UH7',._.loftS3 T HH A&M 11, 8ayl0r SI TOH TK91'1, TOU 71 • p11@r WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE ~CO~-L.A: ~!! 1ac1Er s1m ~r.~?r~,t~~'?.M ~~R tr I) ~A' JH.-fR L ( ~ tritt1<.1 ~ ~r .. ~t .... ;.V#t I~ 4-.1. ~ \ .,q fj.'I AT Vf I 4"1'1' ~(.\I l'/4'(> I r fle'tl/i ) /Jf/Pco,'-16'1.l' ~,, ,l'JL. t Y IHl'ut <~ii 0 I:-• 1 ..... ...-... • • .... ~ ) Pros Compete Crosby Event Set for ICCC By HOWARD L. HANDY Ot -Deity Pl ... Steff Thls ts the week or lbe Crosby Southern goll tournament (Friday and Saturday) al Irvine Coast Country Club and chairman Paul Salata has hopes of attracting an outstanding field of young PGA tour s tars to the e vent. Getting the Hawaiian Open qualifying round at Ir vine Coast next Monday s hould h e lp to attract some or lbe young players lo the Crosby Southern even ut'ough it isn't a satellite event on the PGA circuit this time around. The entire week of festivities lbal started Mon- day with the Hoag Hackers Hijinx, is being sponsored by lbe 552 Club of Hoag Hospital wilb proceeds from the tourney going lo benefit lbal hospital. Salata hopes to double last year's charity fi gure with the added events this lime around. • • • IN TOWN FOR THE KICKOFF or the Women's Kemper Open tou r nament al Mesa [ l Verde Country Club in rn'F Costa Mesa Monday ·was ~~ James S. Kemper, Jr • ....... --------'· chairman of lbe Kemper Insurance Companies. Several LPGA pros were also on hand including Kathy Hite and Lowse Bruce lo play the course with members of the news media. The Women's Kemper Open will be played March 29 lhrough April 1 with Nancy Lopez among the participants. ••• SINCE RAV VOLPE took over as com- missioner of the LPGA in 1975, purses have in- creased from Sl.2 million to $4.4 million in 1979. Volpe recently signed a multi-year contract wilb the LPGA. By contrast. the men's PGA tour wi.U have a record $13 million in purse money spread over a JO-month period this year. In addition lo increases in the LPGA prize money, television coverage bas expanded to the point that 14 tournaments will be televised this year with NBC doing the women's Kemper Open. • • • T EE SHOTS -John Mahaffey, the comeback player of the year who recently said he would by- pass the San Diego Open, has apologized to that tournament. He discovered after his harsh remarks follow· ing victory in the Bob Hope Desert Clas.sic that lbe Sao Diego group had re plied lo his request a year ago. His beef was that the San Diego people bad failed to answer a letter he had sent asking for an exemption. A copy of the letter from the tourna- ment sponsors is on file at tournament head- quarters. Mahaffey simply did not receive his copy, not an uncommon occurrence for mail sent to players oo the tour ... • •• Claerld11g Area C'o•nes NEWPORT BEACH -Men's Club results: Low Gross-Bill McAneney 61 ; Low Net-Marv Fisher, 50. Flight A-1. ftie> Ron Knos and Ron Wild , 51. B Flight-1. <tie> Jim Freeman and Bob McCleary, 53. Flight C-1. Cecil Lawson, 51; 2. Carl Larrabee, 53. A mixed group played Riverview Goll Course wilb Bill Stephenson firing a 40 on the back nine for Lop honors~ LAGUNA BEACH -Women's Club results: Criss·Cross Tournament: A Flight-Harriett MacQu1sten, 29. B Flight-1. Thelma Toomey, 27"'2 . C Flight-1. Ginny Beals, 26. Ringe r Tournament (three months): A FUghl-l. Marian Hair. 65; 2. Fran Blake, 68; 3. <tie> Martha Beaumont, Ida Thomas. 69. B 'Flight L Ruth LaPorte, 74, 2. Val Morton, 75; 3. (tie) J ean Abajian. Laura Blaisdell, 76. C Flight-1. Thelma Toomey, 77; 2. Ginny Beals, 81 ; 3. (tie> Pat Gulick, Mary Kro,nman, 82. BIG CANYON -Betty Woodford captured low net honors in the J ean Brown Memorial tourna- ment at Big Canyon Country Club with a score of 61. Marie Gray was the low gross victor wilb an 86. Amutlng obtervatlona of life along fm 111.9HONE . DIMllWllH POCKET PAGER RENTAL 10,000 SQ. MU aMUGE $20.00 PEI MONTH Oxnard To Ocemtside Alto c. ,.._ PER COM NO DEPOSIT ON APPBOVED CREDIT th• Orange CoHt. penned by an•llv• son, PER SO~Al I C0MMU"41C A TIO~\ I In the MOW. t•St. C.-MIN DAILY PILOT .631-0202 c. • ---·~- Sears Faults Uncle Sam Suits Charges Government Inequity By 'OKN CUNNIFF ............ -, .. NEW YORK -In recent yeau. Uncle Sam ho been portrayed aa tht1 wise but scold· ln1 parent who, having dis· covered rl1ht, dutifully ad· monlabed hUa charges for wrong, and IOUlbl to point out truth . It wu • fulltlme JOb because evil lurked throughout the multetpl•ce. Uncle Sam relt duty·bound to lay down rules and regulat.Jona for commerce. and did so by the thousands. Ir not by lbe millions . HE WAS P ARTICULARLY concerned :ibout the nature of tbe work force. insisting oo equality for minorities. veterans and women. He never let up; his aides spent millions or hours studying the Job statistics ·And they enforced their views: lbe attorney general, the housing, education, health, labor. commerce secretaries. lbe Censws Bureau. the Equal E mployment Opportunity Com· mission and others laid down the law. And now comes Sears, Roebuck and Co .. saying in ef- fect lbat Uncle Sam 's own ef- fom created the workplace he now declares is inequal. and that Uncle Sam is fighting none other than himself. TH E STUNNING a c- c usation is contained 1n a class-action suit against Uncle Sam by Sears, in which it claims the government created the white male-dominant work force through various regulations. It named the G . I. Bill or Rights, veterans pre ference laws, Selective Ser vice. and restrictions on the number of women and. blacks in the ~rmed services and in vocational and educational programs. And then. says Sears. it blames us and other employers who attempted to live up to the law and, with growing frustra- tion. to the sometimes conflict- ( NEWSANALYS IS ) Ing opinions made by all t.bole aides in all those offices. AMONG antEa TRINGB. tbe s uit seeks to have Uncle Sam himself live up to his lawa, and to tell Sears and other relallen how to resolve aometimea con- mcling obligations to veterans, women, t he elderly and to minorities. Because of conflicts. Sears reels it was unfairly charged with violating lbe law. It main- tains it has led other companies, a nd even anticipat ed Upcle Sam, in employing veterans, women and minorities. But, it continues, Uncle Sam scattered obstacles in its palb. An emp&<>yer of 400,000 workers, It suggests tha t statistical ine- quities were bound to appear. Booklet Lists Women's Tips On Investing E F. Hutton is offering a book l«=t expla1rung investments to women . Free copies available by writ- ing for "A Woman's Guide to In- vesting," Wom en's Investment Services. P.O. Box 1009. Bowling Green Station. New York. N.Y. 10004. The guide explains need for tn· vesting to cover the differences in lirespan between males and females !about seven years), that social security and retire- ment benefits may be cut 1f the husband dies and points out that o ne of three marriages fail, l..:1v ing the woman to make her own way. Despite ttt efforts. how could It be olberwi.M. when: -0 00UNG WORLD WAit ti, the armed forces imposed a 10 percent ceilina for black men which wu actually kept at • lower level. -"Women represented an avera1e of less lban 2 percent or the •rmed forces personnel between 1M4 and 1958. -"Veteran.a of World War II were approximately 92 percent white and 97 percent male." lo spite of a government legacy of discrimination, Se&rS says its employment files show that employment of blacks, minorities and women rose sharply between 1965 and 1973 a nd even more sharply since then. ITS SVIT SUGGESTS that because of the cooflicting re- quirements. and because of the CQnditiOOI it inherited from Un· cle Sam, it is loo easy for gov- ernment to level charges of ii· legal discrimination. The government. it said, failed to enforce civil lights laws in- tended to provide industry with a well-qualified work force, and that it then "blamed private employers for lbe government's failures." It seeks court orders to "pro. bibit the use against e mployers of any st a tistical disparities from the civilian labor force traceable to compliance with veterans acts and tbe Age Dis- crimination Act." AND rr SEEKS alao, among other t.hinp, an order to "pro· hibit the use of a statistical ap- proach to show compliance until the government has taken steps to r eshape th e natio n al workforce .... " Sears is angry, insofar as a corporation can become angry . and lo the extent that the cold legalese or a complarnt can con· vey it. Uncle Sam d1d it, Sears says. and now be pontifically blames us. Gifts of Elegance DAIL v fl'ILOT D J.S. Botelho Bowlho Retllnl8 To· County J . Stan Botelho of Buena Park, wh o m a naeed Genera l Te lephone 's Orange division nine years, will return lo that position a fter two years in other assignments. Herb Gasser, who look ove r for B o t e lho, becomes vice president or service at the com· pany's corporate head- qua rte r s in Santa Monica. Orange d1v1sion. head- quartered in Huntington Beach, is General Tel e phone's largest operating division and continues to be one or the company's fastest g rowing divis ions . It serves an e s timated 135,000 c us tomers in Huntington Beach . Westminste r. Fountain Va lley. Laguna Beach and portions or Garden Gr ove. St anto n and Sunset Beach Bo te lho has Dee n h andling staff as sign- ments in Pomona and Santa Monica. for Our Valued Customers D ·pos 1c S 100.000 or 111M<' 111 a 11111t' Cemf1{(ltf' of D eposit at Hmlcl.~1' H.111J, J11r a m11111,11m1 cl/ n11c Yt'"' <711d "'' 11111/ .~111<' Y<'" 11 CU t Certificate fo r }t•111t'lry 1,( yo11r cl1oia 111orrl1 SSOO or 111t1rc J1,,., 1s our 111ay of slwwiu,~ apprrci11tii111 t<' c>11r 11t1ht 11alul'd rnst<>mcr\ 01111 ts lltlt 111 l1e11 of 1111erest. You 11111/ rt'u'111t t/111 Juli rmw1mt cf i1111'f<'\I ,,, w/111 It y1H1 ari· <'11t1rled. U i.> feel tl1at di.m11<11111• rnsto mcrs deservr a disti11cri11t' .~i/1 Gi}t Certificate retail values art• dete1111111(·d as follows · . S 100,000-S199) 000 S500 Gift Ce rtificate 200,()()0 -$499,000 SI/JOO Cft Cnrificarc ~ 500, 000 or more $2,000 Gifr CurifiL"cHe A 11 Gift Ct•rtificares are redecmfllile at .-Jmoya11 \ Jr111cltr\, 225 II <·stmi11ster J\tfall, Om11.~e C(11mty 's finest indoor .l11•ppi11.<! "!~//. ' ·1;1 ,,,,1·11 }'t>llr 11tu11111t or ./elf more i11forma11011, call (71.J) 991 -JR60 a11d ask}•'' • 1'illflt l?y1.m, C11stomer· Service R!!prest•11t<ll111e ,u 1-frnta,~e 81111k. Offer expires 0 11 Afoy I, 1979 1100 .\'Mtli "fi1s1111 Avenue Samd Ana, Cal1fim11a 92701 721 .\'orr/1 J:ll(/1d .St ren Am1heim Califorma 92801 Afrm bcr FDIC ntterit~e ._,Bank l_ 8" OAll.. Y Pll..0 T T uHd•y Jenuery JO 1m Business Big Apple Financial Picture Mixed NEW \'OHK l,AP 1 For 1tt'lt1lv f<1ur yt"ar1. lbt! larae:at Ame ric-n roll~ had bt•t:n u wt'lrumt' on Wall Slnlet u a r JM.> t ur Lhtt l cruh All r-W'11 m1Ul U<'I • 1onally borrow mont'y from the bond mark l. but Nrw York City had ove~l 1l.1 wt•lromo fnr a dttod• F't"d up In naton nnally ttfut.t' "bond11 and not.ff, fON'lf\M ll lo turn to thr fl'df>ral 1ovtrnmrnt for un~ntt'd aid TBE 0 J A . ?!, ~AU ~'"t ll F.E'T bond deal "'" for UK' (1n t Umt ~1nrt! U\I ar1nn1 of 197~. iUC "''t11fully m rkt•trd .i nuu bf'artna New York 'a namt·. ia S ~ nu I hon '>ho rt tu rn O<>tt' But thta ~H·hll·~cimenl m lhe• 1•th r. •lrulfJtl t Q rt'C'UVl'r Ila II c-1tl t<1m~urt' 111. tM-1n1i1 Krt't'l'-"tl w1lh lhf' aaml' mil ul JU\ .. 01J \ uutmn u1uall) •lvl'o ., rt!formln& uddh't Cit)' Comptroller 11 .irn~un J <kllcJin n 1d 10 an lnl..r,•w~ lhut lh•· 11all' • 1u·ovhfo11 Nwourui(cmcnt lhat lh • r ll)' <.'an undt'rgo the palnful ljU<.'riflces we havl• already 11ufh•red and lhal lht• 3UcrHicea have a.om" n~word and 11om• munlng They do not mran that lbl! city's problem• can be s&ld lo be ovtr · T h•• rlly' o\ltr11ll picture al most four ye11rs nflN It na1 rowly l'fCaped bankruptcy 1s a montal(e of b oth ond bad t"lrst. some accomplish · mrnls IN LATt: lt'14, <iOLDIN <'O LO not tell un 1ntl'rv1,·wer bow m any people were on New York's 1>11yrol111, whkh department they wer e In, or how mur h mon,·y Uw r 1ty had Now he can. thanks to awt'1·111n.c rcforma and computenzat1on ot the r lty 01\ roont-y munaaem ent and reeord keeping , l'he Nty'b Job rolls, nfar1es a.nd services hav~ lM-en 11hurply pured aod a.re com lnit 1nlo line Pu euc NOT11·•. 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Ill •nd to •II IM <.,,•Ill IHI ~y tll ... tw In th• c ,,., ot \•nt.t Aft•, C-ountv o Ot.t~ \!•I• ol ( Altlo<ltl• P<Ntl<\I .. , ly tl••f tll)oo(I •• IOllO'fR, IO •II I oh 4 -$. 81o0 O. fr.ct *• S•ftt• An• Oard•ftt, t•totd•d lri O•-C-tY, 8-4103. P-)ff ... ore tOmtnQflly ~nown •\ 1.0. W Cellto,-nla, 5"rnl• iv... C•lltotnl•. Term' OI Mle ,..,. In 1..i111 -Y Of Ille Uni~ Steth Oft com11,...1ion ot '•••,, Ot p•rt '•'" •"d b•l•n ('t t••d••H•O by no•• UCu••d .,,, MotlO(OO" °' T ru•I 0-tl on ti.. O•-· ,, "' ''"" ,,.,. .,.., ("nt ol __ , bid to i. <lttPO\Htd wltll b'<o •l"<tl-.c! •• I,. "'""'"''" 01110 •I eny II""' eflff fM fir" pullllUllon WASlllNGTON <A P ) -Th~ economy will suf. fer a downturn In the second half of 1979, mak - ing it nearly lms><>Hlble for Prl"l11denl Carter to hold lhe budget deficit be low $30 billion , the Congression al B ud get Office predicts. Cart.er has said lbat holding lbe budget de· fielt to $30 billion or less Is a key part. of his fight to control inflalion. But the budget office said M o nday that w i tho ut m or e spending cuts. the dericit i s l ike l y t o b a I loon to abou t $41 billion. with thofw or other mtaJor cities. More thun 2SO.OOO pt>r1orus workt'Ct for th • city m 1974. now it '11 about 200,000. And after tough tieu0Uat1ons. N ew York·!\ salaries are in some cases lower lhan 10 1;uch cities rut San Francisco and Detroit. New York's m ountain of debt has been m ade m angeablc . Through a complex partner ship or union pen sion funds. banks, tht> state und Washington, nearly $6 billion in short term debt that lhreat.ened b'u1k ruplcy In 1975 1s down to z1.:ro I t hu been "stretched out" into long-ter m bonds the cit y wlll have years to repay. AND THROUGH MORE CARE F UL MONEY management, the city 's unnual borrowing needs have been cut drastirnlly According to lhe city's l atest prospectus. only 1750 m1lhon in short.term bor rowing will be needed in fiscitl 1979. compurcd w ith $1.87 billion a year earlier. New York 'a innution rate is among the n11 t1on's lowcat . Con.sumer pn ces naUonwlde weot up !I percent in ~8 but only 6.7 percent tn the city. The city Is 1<radu&Jly ridcllna illelf of t.be cardinal fiscal liin or wiing borrowed funda to pay for everyday OJ>(ltating expenaee. Under Ila eur- renl federal loan ugr eem enl, the city bu until 1•1 to end the prr1<'t1cl' altoaet.Mr and preaeot a truly balanced bud1<et -Finally, New Yor kers reel t.bat eomething J<ood 1s in the air, that lbe worst ia over . Towilm is boomlng, th eater tickets are bard to 1et, a aur· p lus of office sp~ce and apartments four years a10 is now a "hortage <is more people see ManbaUan as the place to be. AS FOR THE BAD: ANYONE NEEDING a r eminder lhut trouhle lies ahead ror the city will J(et it Feb. 7 during a hearing on the city's pro- fi(ress before Sen. William Proxmire's Bankinc Committee. T he cit y on Jan 15 announced plana to cut tta work force by 4 percent a year through 1982 to help close budget gaps of S433 million nut year and about $1 billton in each or the next three years. But the city 's plans, u outlined by Mayor E dward Koch , do not r eveal fully how these enormous deficit.a w ill be closed. And Proxmire aide Eleanor Bachruch sajd in an Interview that the Senate would be more than a UtUe curious for details from the mayor. IN HUMAN TERMS, NO ONE doubts that the kinds or cu~ the m uyor will be forced to make to satisfy w .. shm~ton and WaJI Street wlll mean dirtier streets. potholes. bridges in disrepair, cut backs LD hospital care. fewer police and fireman. fewer and more crowded schools. New York ·s budget problems have grown even mor e acut.e in recent week$. President Carter in his election compai gn and thereaft.er made com mltm~nta for mor e aid to tbe city -specifically, m assive help for lhe slums in the South Broox as- sumption of lbe city's $500 m.lllion a year wellare burden. and about $100 million lo extra cub to h elp balance the city 's budget next year. But Carter 's austere budget proposals make u,o.e commi tments optimistic at best. Carter's budget will also cost the city about 3,000 feder ally funded jobs. added to a ao.a of about 2.000 such Jobs because or a change In eligi bilit y rules. NOTICC IS HEllE8V C.1\IEM 10 11\f.> t r..OttOt\ Ol tr• -_...,..dot<~! IMI •II pe,_,\ '--"lnQ <l•IM> -O•tll\I IN Wld -d<re noqu!...O 10 l!lfl '"""· Wllll ~ ,,..~~1 ..OUClwl\ In lM Olll<e Of tlw d •' ol ltWI fOOW ett •·•~ rovn. °"to ore·.iMn• thitm, wut1 t~ nt1u1ni11rv VOUfh .. ·n., tO tf)f" un fl•t Stf)l\<'0 "' U'IO •tMbot 81•d , Sutt~ IO'I, C.O\I• ~. U>. w11tc11 "tn• i;1 .. ~ ell OU\11141-.\ of IM ......,..,~~ In •II ,....11.r, P,,fl .. lllnQ lO UW t!>lele ol W IO d•o<Hnt, """"" tou< ,,_ti>\ •lier ow f1nt ou«>4~9ttonvt th+\.nohc,. ~-.Of --. cs,,i. or wte 0•1• }_,.,,. "" oa.-Flltter A4mtf'l,lr•ll• wl!llWlll ..--o11'"' E •t•I• CAwlOO.C.-1 T he budget om ce r c- reached that assessm ent in its analysis of the pre- sident 's budget for fiscal 1980, which begins next Oct. 1. Carter 's budget calls for $531.6 billion i n spending, $502.6 billion in receipts and a deficit of $29 billion. Eronmny Taxi .. ,..,,..._. NEW YORK STATE HAS PROBLEMS too new proJe<!llon.s show a deficit of $200 million or more looming in its budget while lbe city ex· peels S200 milLioo in state aid next year to balance its budget lJ•l•O J-Y ff, IV,. <UIMAA I AU[~ f ;t-4 Vt,11 af thit Witt t')f f rw~ .t)O<f'~ rl(fO ~· lk'<t9nl tt.AAON~ ~AA.AON\ INC. ,,,. ... .._ .,,,., • s..11e m PettOtll<.• ....... (o.i• Mew, CA*» Tel ~ AtlOt"IMf• fer l-n• J-0-An..-... ,, '8r A-.... lr•tth w1u.w 1u-..... .... ftlel• .. DK- Pul>ll'ftt!d Or..nqe Coa•I O•llV Piiot 1•11 30, ll -ff'b 4. I,,. lM 1' PUBUC NOTICE Based on a l ess op· ti m istlc ec onomi c foretl'ia t . the con· gr esslooal analysls pro- j ects higher government spendi ng, less re venue and a bigger deficit than does lbe administration . New York cab d r ver Ku1s Lopez <Jeft > looks a skance at the st range shape of the taxi beside him in front of the New York Coliseum w h er e the Greater New York Automobile Show is running. The new.look taxi. piloted by Frank Flowers. 1s u battery-powered vehicle selling for unde r $5,000 and designed to cut polution. And lhe city'11 own estimates do not account for any wage incr eases for city workel'S through 1982 tr. as 1s virtually certa.LO, l abor demands m· creases. they could add $150 million to the budiet gap m 1981 and another $350 million in 1982. P111>11~ Or~ c;.o.~1 O•JIV PllOI .... ,, ... 14, 2l. JO •• ~.,. ... ,~ ---------·· PUBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTreE su .. r•10tt COUltT 01' THE Sf All 01' U l.lrOltNIA ,Olt fNE COUNTY Or OAANOE HO,...._., "OTICE 0, HEAlt l NO 0, '°EllllO.. F"Of' '°lt09ATE Or WllL SUl'(IUOlt COURT Ofl THE AHO LE"f llS TISTAMINTAaY ~fAlEO, CAUFOllNIA ,-o• ,-oa AUTNOatlATION TO AD· fHlCOUNTY01'0AAN0£ M IN l 5T l!lt U"Ollt THIE NO. A-w71J INOE l'ENOENT ADMINISTltATfON HOTtC.E 0 1' HE lllUNO 0, 0,-lSTATU ACT. P'E TITIO.. FOa l'llOett.TE Or' WIL E\l•le of WAL.fEA S. PEl EASON AN O '-'"•11s Tt:STAMfNlAltY JR. o ..... \oKI f'OA AUTHOllllAllON TO 11 0 '. "'OTICE IS HEllE8V GIVEN !NI MI N I !t TE • u N O£ It TH l MAAGOf 8 PETERSON ,.., fllfll IHDEl'INM NT AOMINIST•AllON ""'•In • Pellllon tor PrOO.I• Of Wiii OF E\lATl\AC1' •no l\W-• ol ......... Ttt•-•rv r"•I• ol M[LIC J cou flE E to'"-l'Oitlllo•• -,.,. -ll•tlort (),., .. _ 10 edml"''"" una.r n.e ._.,..,,.nt N0Tlf[ ... Ill ur11v 1.1vr N lt••I •dmlnl•l•otlOft of E\t•IH Atl, ,. tOHN COUll f f tM\ IHrft t\• ,,.,1n ,. ,,.,_,"(" to W1'1Ctt '' rn~ tot rurthet l>"flllt)n tor l'rtOO..I• Df Wiii •H>tl I\ l>MllCUIU\<tntl 1,..1 llW'llmtt •nc:t pt ... ~•n<• t:A lMt.-" ,,.,1.,,,..."''"'Y to 1,,,.. Of hflArino ,,. '4tl"4' ~ tiie-n wt fOf Pt-tttl°""' •"'1 '°' 111utno"'""''" 10 llKt ' .. bfv1try )() "" .tt '0 00" m . I" uw m•n1""' ur"'1•r ,,... IM.-O"'n~nt ,,0 t wrtroom Of r""PA"'~' No J of W id rftl"l\ttAtW)I\ 01 f \1..-1 ... ,. Ari t••h tHW• '0"'' "'' 100 r h,k (•n'"' On"" W•\f I n •l"IH " I\ "tAClfl hH fufthtt• •nthtr1tyofVnta AM CAtlf'.W"•• pMtwv1.-,, ,_M lh•t 1rw tirn .. •nd Oalt-d '~'' 1' 1'1t Diet• ol t.et1100 ,,.. _._ 11~ ....,.n ~ l fE ~ II RANCH, In< ,_,.Or,_y 13 1¥1'1 "' 10 ()Cl.,,,. tn V>un1y <i.r• 11\0! ~1111'"~ of 0..u<Hl,,...nl Mn ; Of lAlHAM & WAlKllllS 'l.ilid 'OUM, "' 100 r • ..,., ( l'nte1, ,,,..,,,, SU s.vth "'°"'"'" ,,,..... ~:.~~·,~,: lhtt {•h '~' •, .. ntA .An" ~=~· .. rir,~CA ..,1 Oet•ll J..,_,..,,, '"" AH .. .,..,, ... -lf-1-A ........... Pub•f\ ...... °'""1i<' (!M\t O•lly l'llot (,,.,.,,, f .. ,, Jen >O. )I -F.O. 4, "" MO-rt l'tt.Ul.. .. \MITH .JlNSfN, '!oMllH & A\.'IOCIAH ~ , wu.a1 ....... "• 11114 U\ A.,..i.., CA "'11 P UBLIC NOTICE An e conomi c tumdown affects the de· ficit ~ause it m eans s l o w e r econ o mi c g r o wth, m eaning the econo my does not cr eate as m any new jobs as an- ticipated. That leads l o higher unemployment, which means both lower tax r evenues and higher expenditures for such things u unemploym ent compensation and food stam ps. Phone Firm Fills Poet SA N F RA NCI SCO (AP > Will ia m Mori so n , b oa rd chairman of For em ost · M c K esson , h as been named to lhe board or directors o r P acific Telephone. The 66-year· o ld M orison r eplaces Garret Mc l.!:nerney II. a San Francisco attorney. who resl~ned Dec. I McEnem ey is 61 . Bids Sought SACRAMENTO <AP> The state called for bids M arch LS on con· sl r uction of about t wo miles ot Interstate 15 111 San Diego. The Depart.· m ent of Transportation hi' 6t) 11M "".,..._.,, ... ~''°""' CNH• said about $14.8 million Pubtl\f'lilKt C>~ (1~'' n ... 11, n11M -'"n ~. >t-r•b •. "" 1.,,.,. "OT•n TOC1t1.DtTOH was avallable for the Or 8Ul.lt T•ANftrElt !Sec.a •~ •1«1ucc1 freeway and b r id ges Nolt<• " ll•t•by v•on to ,,,. from north of F r iar s !r~1~°'~ ot M"":.'°';,"':'-1 ~·~11~0 ;nd Road to south or T 1erra-PUBLIC NOTICE Crime War 'Declared' By Firm Slate Mutual Savings and Loan Association is declaring war on crime, according to Howard Siegel, president or the Newport Bcach ·bascd financial institut ion. S tate Mut u a l h a s purchased a copy or th e film 'Scared Straight," a candid portrayal or the horrors or prison life . which it plans to use in com batan g juven i l e crime. Filmed within the con· fines or a m axim um security prison , t he h i ghl y acc l a im ed t elevision m ovie is the story of a program con· duct ed by a g roup or h ardened c rimi n als serving life sentences. All of State Mutual's 26 statewide offices w ill have access lo the f ilm It is anticipated thul sch ool s, communi ty ~roups and concerned individuals wa ll have the opportunity to view this film . Ftrm Hired f'luor Corp .• I rvin~:. says its Daniel l nt~rna · tional .subsidiary h us been select ed by GAF Corp., New York. to de si gn and construct a JCl &Rs mat pr odurtlon facility al Chester. S.<.:. su"•••c>t1 «>v1tt ,H>·'• 11 1' l r•n~••tor.. santa Boulevard. STATE ()fl CAltl"01t~i .. ':J11 ~:0:· llU\ltl•" fd(tr•u I\ 110'2'r------------.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;' '"" COUHlV 01' O•tt.Nor A•u •h\t~-~1 ... 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Or should they be required to carry dJ&claim~rs' Should commercials for sugared products be banned or balanced by health messages! Thia public laaue was the target or bitter debate ~fore a jammed ~aring room in San Francisco through la:st week. More will begin March 5 in Washington, O.C IT IS A T ESTAMENT TO THIE power and influence or advertising that no other suggested trade regulation hu .. aroused as much comment from Am enc¥·~ pnvdtt: citizens as this one. Already , nearly 7,000 people , unaffiliated wit h any interest group or organization, havt· sent reactions to the FTC. The heanng flies even contain letters from yoW1gsters. The proposal also has directed public attention to <t growing body o r psychological researc h on ch11rt development and to studies of the impact of TV on children. Stating the position clearly for more r1g1d regulation is Robert M. Lie bert. professor or p s yc h o l ogy and psychiatry at the State University or New York a t S tony Br oo k . a Money's Worth researcher in child development and fa ther or two. "Children are unlike adults, not only an what they think but in how they think." he says An experiment by Swat>~ psychologist Jean Piaget illustrates Liebert 's point that children under 8 cannot distinguish the dilCerence in purpose between program:. and ads. BUT PSYCHOLOGISTS OF EQUAL stature, such ai. Dr. Rochel Gelman and Charles J Rramcrd. arRue thcst neither Leibert nor Piaget has taken into account younR children's non-verbal skills. They are capahle of seeing through commercials. but their language ab1hty doesn 'l permit them to explain in words. Various business professors take the view that children who are old enough to understand ads a re JUSt css likely to be won over a !> children who don't understand them . Still others say children should be exposer! to com mercials regardless of whether they a ppreciate their selling intent. Their reasoning: TV ads prepare th<>m lo live in the real world. A FINAL P ART OF THIS controversy 1s that so much of lhis reflects a confrontation between two opposin~ inte rest groups, both arguing opinion, not facts Millions of dollars being spent on the hearings could achieve so much more if spent on research that would permit the issues to be settled on the basis or knowledge. not emotion Is it true that children under 8 cannot grasp that a toy they see in operation in a TV ad requires them to assemble it ? Is a voice-over s aying. "Some assembly required" meaningless unless it is altered to "You have to put it together?'' Children between the aRes or 2 and 11 watch an average of 19,000 lo 20,000 commercials a year, or 50 to 55 on a typical day. Upon the outcome of these hearings may rest at least a partial answer to the direction TV advertising takes next in an area filled with economic implications. loaded with dissension and overloaded with fina ncial dynamite Market· Pulls Back Despite Rate Cut NEW YORK f AP 1 -Blue chap issues gave ground 111 the stock market today despite a flurry of buying that followed a St. Louis bank's reduction or its prime lending rate. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was orf 3 00 pointsto851.78. Atone point it was ahead 6points .ftfo("kt1 In Tlae ... potllglll Due to late transmission today's listing will not appear in the Dally Pilot. NE:W VO RIC 1.API '>~'"'· •om fl"'" 1~.~t•~""'Yt0t": '"(,.~~~n;~• 1~~,l~v; 1r.Otno n.tfl~H• •t mcwfl lh•n \1 fr\\lrurn C)y, 1U «Ml •'· • •• ~ynt .. ("'I• 171 000 )j,,. t• • AmCl~hl q\ ()()() 14' I A~\fUnt A 10 IOO '' •, " Boerly rnt t,800 I'· HouOllM :II! 100 I& , '>u~r>or lnCI JJ 000 18 • ('p # OHd DOWH# Pct ()ft • ' ~ ..... 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CJ) JOKER'S WILD SOC ~IWOH DOU.AA 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele'> 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angel":. D KTLA !Incl I Lo~ Angeles MAH Slltve u-n11 b1on1e pow 11t1 tor m1n1no purc>o-on the moon (Part :>1 • 8AHfOAO AHO SON Fred 1 eac11ernent ov11< Lamoni' 1 engagoment lutnl 1n10 14M1IOu1y and m1aery fll MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 6!) AACOf CMUZATIOH D KABC-TV (ABC) Lo:. Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ TV (Ind ) LOS AnqellJ'> ®) KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTIV (Ind ) Los Angele'> a» KCOP· TV (Ind I Los Angeles S) KCET· TV (PBS) Los AngPlc>s ~ KOCE·TV {PBS) HurH1n9t on Beach A 1pool on "The At<:ent 0t Man ~ with Jee.ob Bio now11111ne1 C•-Oav11 1:30 8 CIACUe Hatta Cel Ooeld. Sh4W1ue Laurencie The sights and sound• ol world l11mOU1 Cl<CUS act• ate combined wltn mUllClll variety I FAMllYn\JO DA T1HO GAME III HOU YWOOO 80UAAf8 G TIC TAC DOUGH ., AOA»-12 Malloy and Roed rece<ve direction• lrom • helteop. tor durtng 1 111Qh·speed chase 9 2'TOHIOHT "Parenting' How Ot1>et1 See Us" 6!) NEWS Cl) THE OOHO SHOW 1:00 8 Cl) C88 NEWS A£PORT COvetllQe ol the Republi· con ra1ponae to Pre.ldent Cartor • State of the Union Add<-0 MAN< l"#A*'I MCNOA ' Abe Lif'006n 'rMdom ~IQhttw" A IUfnlnQ point In 1he Ill• ol Ab••h•m llnoolr\. MM> e.Wlll .. oelWI• lawyer lor e blaci< "*'· • re cr .. ted • cou.aOE MIUTMU. Ion• "' N•vad•. LH Vegu e 41 WJlrt OA\'a RIChl4. 11 c;tlUQl'll two-llmlllO t.Otl INth '°' • O< ""V betorl twlflet (I\) • OOU)IH Ql.OIE AWAl'OI fhe ~Ill 1111nuel -·· hOtll-0 by ''"' HollywOOd Fo•••on Pr•H. honor1 n<>t.-o<tlly IUm end lelevl· llOI\ Cl .. IOfl end l)MION'I\- .,. '°'their eff0t1• • ~8'MHETT AHOFMND8 OuMt Aleo KlnQ • MOVIE * * 6 "M later M OHi" ( •96SI Rol>et1 Mnchum. Carroll a.a.. The head ol an Al•acan tribe bel- tNlt ao Ametic.n hM ~ -''·as•~ ot Ood. to relocate hlS tribe ll_ "''I tD fAU ~ EAOlE.8 "End Game" ,.. Germany collap-. Kai-Wiiheim ''-to eJ1Ue In the Ne•het· lan<ll 6!) NORTH STAA: MARK OISW£RO The ··1att hetOlc flour• In contemporary art" 11 ptOhled. with a 1()()1( et the 1en•lon1, contr•dlc11on1 and llrvQOlel behind his herculean metal aculp· tur• 1:30. 91 1.AVlAHE & 'SHIRLEY Lav9' ne 111\d S hirley dis· covtlf they heve been rep4eced H Cllf'ector1 o t the annuel Shott Br--, telent shOw by Lenny and SqviQoy «D THE 000 COUPlE Oscat wina a playful thOu· eand-doll8f be1 wKti an 11 . yellr·Old nefohbot In Ill\ arm wreslllno mateh. and the kid pays of1 with cOICI Ca&h 9:00 I) Cl) C88 MOVIE • *'"' "BIO Jake" (1071) John Wayne, Richard Boone A cowboy return• to h•• r,enctl all4W 1 k>nQ TUBE TOPPERS C~ 9 8:00 -CBS News Re~rt. The Republicans' response to President Cart~r ·s State of the Union address. KHJ IJ 8 :00 -Golde n Globe Awards. The Hollywood Forehm Press Association presented its 36th annual awurds to top movie and television stars on Saturday ni~ht. NBC D 9:00 -"The Triangle f'ac- lory Fire Scandal." A dramatization of l~e 1_911 1,'rhmgle Shirtwaist Factory Fire m wh1 ch hundreds of young immi· grants were trapped, with Tom Bosley <see photo below>. •~ to treck dOWfl the oano 11\at llldneWed h4• IJfandlOn G NeCMOVIE "The T111no1e Fec1ory Fire SeWl<lll" (Pfamletet TOM Boeley. T oven Faldlh\ih l he ~ and altermeth of the dlt.attrout 1011 Tri· •note Shlrtweltt F eetory ~ lire, l'1 whldl hundred• of youno 1mm1Qrant• -· tr epped on e bl•tlng •-tshop, ere Orem•· tin<! 8 9 THA!FS COMPANY Mr R()9ef O-ta the tme>f- alOn from an o.....,._d oonve<UllOf\ Illa! ChrlMy 11 pregnant 1iJ MOVIE ·•The Eternal Tramp" Charlle Ch~lln • MERV GRIFFIN Guest• Durk Peereon. Or John C Wiiy. St enton T Friedman SI THE ENEAOY WAA lhe bettle 1n Congress ovet the neturel gu p.lc- ~ bUI 11 eumlned tli) MA8T£APIE:CE THEATRE "The OuchMe Of Ovk• S1reet A Test Ot Love" Cllertle'a ChOiCe of .a btide II acoepted by LOU•U, but 1n Old fl&nWI '"'' ane h .. • pt10f claim. (Pan t 6 of Hil ·~•®J TAXI Tony return• from out or town to d..c.over thltt Bot>· by let hll ptlnd goldllah die ot atarvetlon 10:00 I " 6!> NEWS ®J ST AR8t<Y 6 - HUT~ Hu1Ch -.,na • PolicemM friend of ,,., 8Qreed 10 ••ctlanOe the ltte of an informer for the cancetl•· •ton of oarnbllnQ oeb11 • NlOHT OAU..PV "Keep In Touch •• We'll ThkWI Of SomethlnQ" A m11n ...,cne. tor the g1rt 1n hit d,_,,, "The Metcilul" A couple make an unuklsl merrlege pect "With Apo. IOQ!el To Mr Hyde'' A Ooctor aor-10 t•k• • poti0!1 miaeo by htl usist- ant 10:*» 1 • NEWS vonA"8 PtPEUNE 11:00 D • (I) QJ) NEWS 8 MAJ<E ME LAUGH COLLEGf 9ASKET9ALL W••hlnqton •'use ''•"" oo ••v • .. THE 000 COUPLE Feb llndl a virago ot a hOU .... eeper 10 l8k8 Uf8 OI 0tcat Whtie he 1a '9Cu• perellno et hOme trom an uleet •tteck ., THE GOOOIE8 Pro1pect1no Ooodlet atrllle 11 •len -they dlQ '°' Oii 9 OtCK CAVETT G°"t Liiiian 01111 11:*>. (I) BAAHA8Y JOHE& Setiy 11 telcen hOStllQI t>v tne mut~er 88fneby 11 •tt9fnc>llrtQ 10 trecl< down (RI D KsT OF CAA80N Hoat Johnny Careon Guell•· Lana Cantrell, Shecky Oreana Jim FowMlt (R) 8 TWtUGHT ZONE A Slop Al WlllouQhby" On "'' way home. a man 1e111 laleep on • tr llln lllld _....,., 1n • town n4llMd WlllOuQllby • ClD A8C NlW8 C:U>MUP "Mleelorr· Mif>d ConttOI" Thi9 inv.!igel"'-rec>or1 probee the u s. 1n1-. getlC4I ~· 30~ -Oh IOf mtn4. control • focuelnO on "* -Ch 1n•LSO I THI GONG 8HOW GnllolAA'T ~·~et~lt ate>ffln from CONTROL ~-·· &Mrt end 00 ~ t<AOS hM lnlff- trated ~TROt. • CAPTIONED AeC NIWS MORNING 12.-00. TWlUOHT lOHe "Mr Denton On Oooma- d•Y" A hM-l>Mn oun•Hno· .. reoe"' ,,., "''" and ;~•hoot-out * * "Un<ler Ten Fl11Q1" I 1Ge0) V1111 Heflin. Ch8rlel Laughton A Ge<man snip cleverly ullno various di•· gulM I avoid• captu•• ; while forc1no Btllllh lhipl to aurrender (2 hra I • AlFAED Hn'CHCOCK PAE.IENT8 Att., aoend•no 6 YM<• •n p.1eon .... f0f a robbery he didn't commtt, • man d9c:<Cles to Qe1 even • OE'TSMAAT MIJI romance• 8 KAOS agent. an in the tine of duty. of eourM 12:30 9 MOVIE • • • "The Gangattlf · ( 1047) B.,ry Sulhven. Akim Tamnott A man rl-lrom society·• QU116'S to cnml· nal ltml~ (1 hr , 55 min I D M<ME • * "Cou,,terpotnt ·• ( 1068) cnwtton Heston, M1J11m+11- an Schell An AmMlcan symphony conovc10t and n•• 0tetietlra ar41 tll<en prl1onett by tile Getman• OurlnQ • USO tour (2 nra I • MOVIE * * * "Web Of VIOlene!I ' ( t1Hl9) Brett Hel&ey. Miit· O"'et lee A man ...,,,_ .. et tne •odnapp1ng Of ,,., tonne< flencee and l>eQlrlS n111 own '"""'ioetlOf\ to cetctl the crtmlnlll1 (2 hrl I ti) MOVIE • *'"' "Ne•• Tlm41 We LCMI ( 10351 James St-· "'·~~ 11-AO. (() ClM lATI ~ • * .... .,,... Thief Who Cerne To Oinnet" (10,., Ayen o·...... Jeoq..,llina -.. 1:00 e TOMOMOW ~ Geot99 ~. '°""°" OI "The Circe. Of r....._ .. Md tllr• 01 ht ~ ~1= * • • '/\ ·'The leoy Oemblee" c 1040) 861•• SI~. Aobett i>r.ton • a.T.wrT The Smerta leefn lhet KAOS~to~up e CONTAOL bull<llng at 1 f:flc:tim.. .. .26 NIW8 2:ao MOYIE * * "OnlV T~ Coot" ( 111721 Liiii P•lm•r, 8~ Auclfen • ·~~ * * * "Gun FUfY" (1"3) qO<:k Hudeon, Donna '*c!. 2::f71 NEWS 3'!17 MOVIE * e * "This Thing C.-.0 Love" (104 1) Ro"llnd Ru ..... Melvyn °°"OIM •:OOG MOYIE * * "The HOl.I .. Of 6ewrt G•t>lel" ( 19-40) Nelhen G rey. Geot"ge Senc:tera. • t.tOYll • *'"' "Zon1•-The Tl'llng From Venu•" ( 10lel JeNI Ager, S....... Bjutmen. •:261 NEWS •:ao MOYIE • • "The HomMUNldtrt" ( 1053) Wiid BlM Elliot. Roh- en Lowry W.-dnt-•da11'• Dayti ... .-ttlol'lit-• AFTERNOON 1~ •• * "8-ch Bell" ( 1065) Edd ey,,_, Chf1• Noel • * * e "The PrOWler" ( 19511 Van Heflin, E"91yn K ...... 3:00 0 *. 'J\> .. ..,,., ,, Shocillng?" ( 1073) Alen Alda, LOUIN ~ 3::10 8 * • * * "Cet e.llou" ( 10M) J-Fonda, Lee Mltvln. What's Marriage Coming;{To on TV? Sweat Shop Tovah Feldshuh plays a young mac hine operator forced to work in an unsafo factory that catches fire in "Th~~Factory Fire Scandal" tonight al 9 on NBC. C hannel 4. Shakespeare Plays Set on Public 1V WASlllNGTON <AP > DetaHs have been an· nounced for the airing of one of the largest-scope series ever for American television. the complete dramatic works of William Shakespeare. The series will open Feb. 14 with "Julius Caesar." Then will come "As You Like It," "Romeo and Juliet ," "Richard II," "Measure for Measure " and "Henry VIII." The entire series, to be car ried by public broadcasting, will be present~ over the next six years. Sponsors say this marks the first time all 37 • ~ or Shakespeare's dramatic works have been pro· duced on either film or videotape. IN MOST CITIES, THE plays will air on alternate Wednesdays at 8 p.m. but some stations may choose to carry them at a different Ume. The series was co-produced by BBC-TV and Tlme·Ufe Televlsion and adapted for American audiences by WNET-TV, New York. The series waa aupported by granla from Exxon Corp ., Metropolitan Life Ins urance Company. and Morgan Guaranty Trust Company. Among the performers who will appear this year are Slr John Gielgud, Derek J acobi, Dame Wendy Hiller and Claire Bloom. In subsequent ytan there will be starring roles by Anthony Quyle, Ian Richardson and other well·known British performers. THE 8CllEDl1LE FOil the llnil year waa an· nounced Thuraday at the Folaer Shakespeare Ubrary by representatives of the SpoDIOn, the Public Broadcasting Service and Individual public tfteviakln 1taUons. The Mriet will be suppleme nted by a wide variety of study materials, and aome colleae al~· dentl will be able to earn credit. rle1 of introductions to the plays. By P ETf;R J. BOYER t .. OS ANGELES IAP I -The next time you he a r how tladly batter ed the ins titution of marriage 1s. remember , it could be worse. Ever think about the s tate of m atrimony on television? More marria~es arc dissolved in TV sitcoms tha n in the State of Nevada. TV has become an electronic singles joint. Used lo be, everybody on television was married. Happily married in fact. Except Pa Cartwright, of course, but he was respectably widowed. OZZI E AND HARRIET Nelson, Ward and June Cleaver, Lucy and Ric k y Ricardo Remember "I Love Lucy?" If ever there were grounds for divorce. Lucy provided them ; but you didn 't sec Ricky Ri cardo runrung to his lawyer , 11creaming "lncompali bi lily! Mental cruelty!" Granted, those happy m arriages were a bit corny and would never sell today. But in keeping up with the times, I think TV has gone a llttJe ove rboard in its representation of marriage. Television's married couples arc a rare group: the Archie Bunkers, the Douglases in "Family," the Ingalls in "Little House on the Prairie," "The Jeffersons." "Kotter" and "Ei~htls Enough." EVEN JOHN WALTON, in th at monument to family, "The Waltons," is a s ingle parent now that Olive Oli via ! Michael Learned> Is off the show. Divorce. an the minds of TV's creat1ves, is funny, som ething America can relate lo. Bonnie Franklin is a divorced mother trying to m ake it "One Day at a Time." And remember "Rhoda?" When she was so bold as to get m ar ned, her ratings swooned. "The writers s aid they couldn 't make a marriage funny in the family hour," said the s how 's star Valerie Harper. Even a divorce didn't Ja .. ry Whit•'• Sale LA-Z-BOY WHITE'S w. .. M.JI, lt7t ......... ,,, ... ... ,., ~ ....... , -• 'r NaUon.al Public Radio wUI produce a half·hour ' ----~~~~--~--~·~--<11115:~ save "Rhoda." The show had been tainted by marriage. THERE'S NO G R EAT hope for matrimony m the new season, eithe r. McLean Stevenson 1s a d ivor ced parent trying to cope m his new show, "Hello La rry " In CBS' new "The Stockard Cha nning Show," Miss Channing plays a recently separated woman ... right, 1s trying to make it on her own. about a married couple. hut "Turnabout" hardly counts It 's .about a disgr untJed man and wife who wish they could change identities, and, through magic. they do . So she s mokes cigars and he worries about h.is toenail polish. I don 't know why the folks who make television shows don 'l thank marriage can be runny an the family hour. Just last night, right in the middle of family hour, I asked my wUe, if I could buy sea.son tickets to this year's Dodgers games. One of NBC's new shows, "Turnabp1t." 1s She 's still laughing. 2nd of 4 An•uncements College Credit On Your Television? How Clever! How Convenient! We Offer 12 Transferable TV Courses 3 Of Them Are 0 "PEltSOMAL FINANCE" ....... 12~1 ..... 1#2111 0 "HISTOIY Of MEXICO" Hl•tery 145-J ..th l#ZJU 0 ''COMTIMPOLUY HIAL1H ISSUES" Mealc•• llltterr fr•• tlle rn-c...-1-rri•" •• "• 'ru•••· Seclel, ,.11t1c el, IC '1,.., ~ .......... .............. H ..... M IOS-J ..th 1#2001 Look For 3 More Telecourse Descriptions Tomorrow ••. SIMPLY CALL IASR• COMMUliTY COLLE - TO ENROLL FOR SPRING ............ .., ...... 121 963-0824 • J COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMAOUt(E by Br1d Anderson ' ' MI SS PEACH dlX)O ~NIN6, CHl~N.' WHA~ "4W f> "Just bring your dish. Marmaduke I'll g•t the idea. ' SUP'l:RHEROES SHOE Cp.N \O..J IM,A.6 1NE 'TH.AT HU~SV 5'tl.Y!N6 5He5' ..JU5T eOtNG ON 40Z by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta AND rv~ LJ>.JD IN ~ARE~ TD LAST 1HE Wl1QLE. WNTEJ<.. TUMBLEWEEDS &IMME A HAN~ACE ! WIC COl.1.APSEV! HE:'S INA COMMA! NANCY THE CITY HAS INSTALLED NEW PARK I Nu METERS by Jeff MacNelly ~ ..........-( ,_ . ....-. . .. ,, o.-. .... t .... \ ....... . 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"""°""" ~ ANIMAl MOUll 191 """ AMlllCAN ourrm'"' ~ ~ Colleges Mount Shows Frencli Fare at UCI ; Drama al Golden West Th"' a~U&ht 11hlr\111 to the t•ol Jf')Ct• l lOl&"'I thll Wel•k llli l)(' I r v I n t' m o u n l " ,.. r "' 11 1· h ~room fitn:e 11nd Golden Wcat olll'ttc W1VC'U1 It hc•avlcr doiJe of drrm1• about thl' dl•atrucUon of lndual\4 In llraul --) lnterm1SSK>n Tom Titus y on Road , Luguna Be ach (494 0743) F IVJ: OTH ER productions urc t'onllnwnf( ulonl( lhc cout They llrl' Geortcl' l''eydCl!IU 'a "A l''lt>o In llt•r t;ar" UP'-'n ll it fo ur puformoncc t'ngariement at C l Wl·dnt-1 tla y, runninl( throu~h Saturduy 11t th.. l''1n1• Arla Vlllatct1 Tht't1kr Al Golden W ut, "Suvi.Kt'A " ti<1t•6 on tht• b o 11 r d 11 I" r I ct u y I o r t h r l' ,. Wt't°lu,•fWlN t'orum ln 11174, •~ ~Inf( dircrtcd hy (;WC drama in."truct.or llohln Hu~r. ruisislin.c lluber arc un throf>0IOKh1t Ken Brccher und Tupl'r rhcJn.,cO()un1pher Ken G11n duno . "Man or Li Mancha" at S e baat1 u n 's We s t Dinner r~1 ayhOUSl', 140 Avcnida Pico, San Cl e m e nte C492·9950 ). Pe rformance!\ Tuesd ayR through Sundays until April 1 at vurying curl1un limes. "Norman, Is That You?" .. t thP ll ar l e qu1n D i nn er Pluyhouse. 3S03 S. Harbor Blvd , San t a A n a (979 ·5 ~1 I ). Pcdormances Tuesdays through Sundays at 8 30 until Feb 11 A81lLEY ('l\ltlt, .1 drum& pro ft-111o r ut l l<'I , Ill dtrc<'t tnU "fo'l .. u." u t·omedy populitlt'<! by LUii)' l'hural'lt:ra or t-lll .. Pur1s1an sot•1cly Cuat m .. mbt>r1' 1odudc Scull fo'rl1•dlu nd, N1C'ho la'.'J W•lkt'r, Alun Harruw n. W1lhant Ack e rman, Nc la Ll'1Khlon . B a rba ra Pai;l)u ll, l'ulr1c1a (.'hambt•rltn. Ua v 1d G1dky. Jorl(e Culvan, Warren Sht'l'l.'I, Susan Unger, Sw,a11 RasmU.'l!'.en. Cbnstophu fo'racch101l a und guest lt.'<·turer Wil h am Nl0l'<ll1·~ in a cumeo role JON 8 ARRONS, Craig t'lcm ing and Vm<·cnt Dopulos head the cust, which includes Kather 1n~ Htnghu m . Gre.c Furlong, Todd llt•rt. Frnnk ArmstronR. Jon Cum<'I, J ohn L1g1er und Cha rlie PelPrson "Savage!!" will bt· presenkd Feb 2·3, 8·9 10, 15 16 17 at 8 30 and Feb. 18 c.t 2 :W Call 892 7711 ror reserva lions "TO KILL A Mockingbird" ••l the Westminster Community Th c atf'r, 7272 Mapl e S t , We s tmins t er 1893 ·8626 1. P e rfo rmances Frid ays and Saturdays al 8 30 through Feb 10 Completing their assigned l'Oga..:emcnts this weekend will t>e South Coast Re pertory's "The Contractor" and "Play It Again, Sam" al the Laguna Moult.on Playhouse "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" at the C<>!>'la Mesa C1vcr Playhouse, wt•st l(alc of lh•· Orange County Fairg r ound s. Cos t a Me s a (754 -5 159 > P e rformances Fridays und Saturdays at 8:30 through Feb 17 Curtam liml' Is 8 p.m . at the VIiiage Theater on the lrv1ne ('a mpus, w1lh rese r vations avallublc by calling 833-6617 ''SavaKes ,'' a p l ay hy Christopher Hampton whl<'h pre m lered ut thf' Mark Ta pe r "Contract.or" will be on stage tonight through Sunday at 8 p m with matinees al 2 · 30 on Salur day and Sunday at the Fourth Theater, 6SS Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa !957·4033 >. "Sam" <·ondudcs with pe rform unces tonight through Saturday al 8 30 al the Moulton, 606 Laguna Cun "Hold Me" a t the Nt:wport Harbor Community ThtHtter, 2501 Cliff Dnvc, Newport Beach 1548 255 1 ). Pe rformanc es . Fr1cta ys and Saturdays at 8 30, Sundays at 7 30 through Feb 11. Winter O rdeal Battled 'Wilde r ness F a m ily' R e tur n s By ROB ERT OSBORNE Tiie " .. ,,_ "--'"' Officially titled "The Furth..r Adventures of tht> Wlldc•m ess Family Part 2 l but s hortened for t he marquee and in the ad-art I. this sequel to Arthur R. Dubs' highly successful 1976 grosser 1s a contagious ,family film which stands on 1ls own hooves as e njoyable, uncompltcutcd entertain m e nt. It's as friendly as a bear cub, and as easy to watch. In the opcninl( minull'S, one conversation quickly wraps up all any audicnce needs to know about the initial "Wild1•rm•ss Family" story.line, i c . tht• Robinsons <headed by flobert Logan. w1ft.' Sus an Oamantc Shuw ttnd two k1d!il have bolkd city lif<' and nested in a Ror ky M<1untu1n cubm, far aw ay rrom traffic Jams and cement NOW T H E PROBI.•:M ul hand 1s ~urv1 val dur ing the hrst winter in the w1ldnnt-!is What th1· family goes through the inevitable snowstorm!>, lost trails, WOif atlaCk!i, SICknPSS Without medical help, hunting for food . d1 ma xed by a near · crippling cabin fire 1s all told in a straight forward manner . without undo theatncultty, und -.AHTAICHT" ... .. COIYITTI WMMH" INI ... ,.. c COSTA I E$A ) lo. Co11t 11•1!>46 ,,,, 3•10 1111104 Jiu Pat~int "OUYB~ STOttY" •• "AHHelHAU" ........ 1...i ''n4118MUOA TalAHGLI• --WATIHHIP DOWM" ... , .... C IMA-UHAIMJ IREA PLAZA 1u1~2• mt Oto I •limp H•• llH P11~•nt ""THI LOYI I UG" ... ISymphony . To Vis it R e d China? BOSTON I/\ P I Se111 Ozawa and tht• Boston Sy mphony wtl I v 1s 1t China 1f the orchestra can com e u p w i t h $750,000 to pay for the eight day tnp The Ch1nt'St' have 1n v1tcd the symphony and its prtn<:1pal conductor lo play c·onrcrts 1n l't·k · 1nK :111d Sha nghai an Marc h and help train Chinese mus icians in playing Western music, a 11ymphony s pokesman 11aid "Thcn•'s a possibility the Ccx•a Cola company will undC'rwrite the t rip," spokesman Peter Gelb said. "Nothing is de finite. It 1s one of the P..-oouf' .. , ., .. .,, Oirectot WILOllllNCU "AMIL.Y fl'AllT 1 "-<Ill< 1--- c-( A\t Aot.>t't I OQ.tn \V'An O•mlll\tf" \f\4tW ~Mfw.f' R4Jttr•Y M,.m lA'M'" • c. .. o,~ Bui• ••ow., 9,..., CU11"' 11..,., c;. • .,,....., Awnn•no Unw tO\ min Ml'AAll ....... G t-xqu1s1tcly surroundt~ by shots of the Colorado territory 1n wintertime In all makes f'or a dandy adventure fllm and should h<' irrcs1l\t1hll' to urban folks who daydream about elbow room Dubs a lso produced this chapter. and wrote the scnpt, which is nicely balaneed b<'twN.:n for u!i on musketeer1sh family ur11ty , and prc •datory danger always lurking ~hind th ... woodshed DIRE<.'TOR •'RAN K ZUNIGA keeps every· lhing movtn~ :it ti nacl.' pace, and he's working with a cast of natura listic actors, which also helps. Logan st-t•ms to be JU bl the sort of gent who'd do nicely 1n lh<' outdoors with a clan to covet. and Shaw 1s fine as mom, as arc Heather Rattray 1 rt.'plucmg llollyt• lfolmt'S > and Ham Larsen as the Juveniles George "Buck" Flower adds some spunk and vitality as a gruff family friend who pops into view from time to time. Actors. how<'Vl'r. tn the fi nal a nalysis have to take a baC'k bl'al lo llw be1Jrs, hirds, rucC"oons . owls . bcavt•rs. df•1•r, fox . dogs und other furry c·o mporwnls , plus the· S<'l'ncry l'!lptured by ('tn1•mntographn John Hora , with ca mt-ra assists from Costa Nichols. Jume:. Roberson and John Sll'vens. Thl•y all tll'lp ..i1v1• "W1ldcrnrss Family Part 2" a firm edg1· 11v1·r mo!.t otht·r outdoor family film'\, and could plumnwt these• fi ctional Robinsons into a Cl•lluloid ltfr i,pan as ll•ngthy as that of Andy If a rdy 's house hold H ELD O VER! "I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!" -Judith Crist f ront o b. v"111'1. "BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THEYEAR!" Arr.nfllt Wtn\'"°" N f ~, .. 1 "JOf,ANTHH ·-1•.• 1•• companies we're talking 1-----------_;:: lo , a nd tht·y have ex-Sp rong NiooMonfred1 ond Anno l<orino. A WOfld Norttvll film '1CI CASTlH" •:-•llJO ll'OI "iiiii 61 TRI GYRilS·' •·JO '°l~FOI r.eo Ma.GOOOI Aa" 18' """"AStOt4 Of THI IOOY SMATCHH5" ..... ta.to ,. 1...i pressect inkresl." Thl• soft drink com- pany. which re rently 111gn1·d an ugreenm••nt to market Its product11 in ('h1na . pr ovided $300,000 a yt•ur ugo for a Uoston Symphony visit to Japan wider Ozawa. SEE SUPERVOLKS ! 19' Stock -Hew '7' R.W.1, Scfrocco1, Delllten. l..tt.1, c •• .,..... •. Dl...ts,kM1, c.....,... • l~t'i~'t 1•0• I r •••• H• i ,.. •• ,. "' ... • •rt.,. 'ill'°-..~"M lllf''""" • .,. 1a' STAITS TOMOHOW.UMITIO .. GAGIMIMT 1----- Mete U.A. S-"' Coost U.A. Cffy c-.. c.... M9M s........ Or-. 64'-5025 540..0594 6J4-Jt 11 ,._..V"'Y Twt. F..e•V"'Y 139-1$00 ----t s ••tM<ll c ..... Blore 511-1110 Wot ' It• HJ..014' SUP ERMAN M41fl Oflit a"Aflll00 ,.,.,., ""' ..... ne11 Family Pert 2" MON FRI 1 oo. •·oo UTltUN I 00, J.00, &·00 7 00,. 00 .. HOVlf • -tr HOVlf 1•01 °'*' a..iw..-• MLL~\IOV . ...., ...... IMLooll' -::::-:.~ ·~ ... .. .,.,_, ..... .. . ..... .. • ) , t ' • INSIDE: •Erma Bombeck •Horoscope •Ann Landers l u.dey J nu•ry 30 1919 DAIL 'f PILO r 0.11, ~ ... -•• ~wk11 0'0.-11 ----- e(Jturing __ • _. ___ c, On·the·Job Help The OranQe County Employee Assistance Network (OCEAN) 1s a program that helps companies solve employee problems that affect job performance. What has come into being now is a package that deals with the total individual.· By DENNIS McLELLAN Of,,_ D•llf ~ .... '\.tft ln 1943 E . I. Du Pont de Nemours -in response lo increas ing absenteeis m and re· duced worker productivity-became the first major industrial firm lo establish a program to reh abilitate alcoholic employees. Eastman Koda k and a handful of other large companjes followed suit. After a ll, e mployees with personal pro · blems serious enou~h to affeet JOb performance lose their employers money Such employees an estimated 10 percent of the working population ost their companies 25 per cent of the ir salary in lowered productivity. absenteeism. tardiness and sick leave. A 200· employee company might lose $30.000 lo SS0.000 a year The cost lo replace a manager with 10 years experience 1s approximately $17,500. To replace even a . c!erk 1l costs $800 in time. paperwork and lrammg .'J'.HE. NAflROW f·ocus of the early re· ha b1htat1on programs. however , failed to prove popular with employees for obvtollS reasons. "IL was kind of a witch-hunt a pproach to un cover alcoholic e m ployees." says Fred Watson con~ultant with the Orange County Employe~ Assistance Network. "People djdn't wa nt to come 10 because they would be labeled a n alcoholl c ... By the late '50s only 35 major compa nies ~ad alcoholism programs. Obviously a change 10 a pproach was needed. A decade later that c hange began to be made . The Orange County Employee Assistance Network <OCEAN > is representative or the new · direction being made to help firms solve employee probl ems that a ffec t job performance sponsored by the Alcoholism Council of Orange County , IT IS PATTERNED a fter a program in Lin· coin. Neb .. which was started by Bob Adams, executive director of the Alcoholism Council or Or ange County Candace Bibby , OCEAN director , s aid many large firms <more than 3.000 employees> ha ve In-house employee assistance staffs. Today. in fact. 2,400 organizations run job· related alcohol programs compared to 500 five years ago, according to the DepartmeOt or Health. Education and Welfare. Smaller firms are using outside programs. many of which a re s po nsored by r egional a lcoholism councils Ms. Bibby said OCEAN ts unique because it 1s the onJy alcoholis m council-sponsored pro· gr am whose focus is lo provide all services. "The idea." she said, .. is to get away from the stigma of a lcoholism ." NATIONAL STATISTICS REVEAL that 55-60 percent of employee problemi. are alcohol· re lated. But the ca uses contributing to decreased worker e fficie ncy encounte red by OCEAN are varied · ''The typical proble ms I see today," said Watson. "are re me1les With fa milies. a divorced lad y with financial a nd legal problems or pro- ble ms m raism~ a fa m ily I also see male and female relat1ons h1p problems " He added that "the ava1lab1lily or instant credit has done a lot of people in." And many problems are caused simply by the emotional stress of everyday livmg. "If you had a fight with your wife last night, accordingly today when you're at your JOb site you're conscious ly or subconsciously thmkmg of yesterday You're tired and dis· tur bcd and you're not givmg a h'undred percent to your employer.·· 7J1e typical problems I see today are females with familie$, a divorced lady with financial and legal problems or problems in raising a family. I also see male and female relationship problems,' says Fred Watson, OCEAN consuhant. "We're now operating under what 1s called the broadbrush approach.·• explained Watson "We're looking a t e mployees who have a multitude of proble ms. What has come into be· ing now is a package t hat deals with the total in· dlvidual." OCEAN. des igned t o help labor and management reduce costs and increase produc- tivity, is an 18-month-old nonprofit organization llE ADDED THAT "the converse is true. lf you had a bad day at work you go home. you're a wreck. you take it out on your wife . We can't divo r ce o urselves fro m one s ituation to another ·· <See HELP, Paite C2) ( Happenings ) Tombola Party o.i1, ~ ... -..., .... ~.,,,. ~Dunn (at left), pr~sident of the Orange County Coun· al of the March of Dimes, greets Jim and Arlene Schafer at Tombola party. -t -........ - More than $10,000 was raised for the Mar ch of Dames during the fi fth annual Tombola host- ed b.>; th~ Ora nge Council for the MOO Saturday evenmg in Jewel Court. South Coast Plaza . Nt'arly 400 guests attended. according to Mrs. C. Mi chael Jones, reservations chairman Tht' evemn_g was highlighted by pnzes. dancing and an Italian buffet of lasagna and meatballs. The Orange County Council. a group of 25 women. 1s headed by Jan Dunn. Chairman or the Tombola was Mrs. Richard Sutt.on. Opera Winners Alexande r Saunderson, president or New York City's Metropolitan Opera's National Council. wns among guests at a reception honor· 10g ne w mem bers o r the Orange County Metropoli tan Opera Gutld a t the Newport Beach home or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schumacher. Also present w<•rc• winners in the first level or co~IX'hllon in the a nnual Metropolitan Opera aud1t1ons They are Mary Hornier, rirs t pl act>. Catbnlne Clark, second place; John Matthews. third place. and Karl Lobsensom· mer. fourth place Also. Kevin 11.-ory. Cleste Tavera, WllUam Mallory, Judy &hmldt and Dtane Pilcher. Wimbledon West New Directions for Women. a residential fa cility a nd treat ment <'enter fo r women a lcoholics. benefilted when The Dolphins hosted its a nnual Southern Caltrorma Wimbledon West m ixed doubles te nnis tournament The Dolphins. women's division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce presented the funds to Mrs. Lynwood Wiider. president of New Directions Representing th~ Dolphins were Tammy Cox, tourna m e nt chairman. and Mary Pearson and Patty Van Dalf11en, co-vice chairmen Two hundred forty pl ayers from all over Southern California part1c1patcd in the tourna- m ent. New Officers Mrs. David Ball has been elected preside nt of the Women's Architectural League of Orange County. On he r board will be the Mmes. Patrick Scheer. llc>Hrt Greig and Stanley Braden. Leading the Silve r Anchor Auxiliary of Hun· lington lntercommunity Hospital will be Evelyn Gib son. Her board includes Patti Ornelas, Mullyn Skarln, Marie Lango, W Rose, Mulne Loft and Chrl• Buck. The chapter gave 1ts most prestigious award, the Marlon Meyer Award. to to Elena Boalt.er as out11tandJng volunteer or the year for her work on the Christmas boutique. Celem March of Irvine is the new president of Newport Har bor Toastmistress Club. • ... Deily ,.. ... -" I.ff ~ ..... Lee Johnson. coordinator of the recycling center at Orange Coast College, says the Mess def Mar section of Costa Mesa will take part in multi-material trash: pickup prqect. Recycle It One Costa Mesa neighborhood will be included in a pilot project to recy- cle glass, metal cans, newspapers, magazines and phone books. By J UDITH OLSON DI ... Deity , .... '\et Tras h mounts up. It seems like you just emptied the barrel and there's mo r e. Mountains of ne wspape rs. m agazines, ('ans and jars. • In Costa Mesa alone. 980 tons of trash per week Is ge nerated by h o m e own e r s and apartm e nt dwellers. That's a total of 1.980.000 pounds. or nearly 3.6 pounds of trash per penion per day. Approximate ly SO percent of Otis trash ls "immediately recyclable.·· a ccording to Lee J o hnson . coordinator of the recycling center at Or1n1e Cout College. To capilall&e on this potential, the center wm sponsor the first multi· material pickup In the history of Costa Mesa beginning March 2. ON NORMAL TRASH days ln the Mesa del Mar sec.-lion of the city, glass. metal cans, ne ws papers. magazines and phone books wUI be collected by the coll ege just prior to the commercial pickup. Just one neighborhood will be in· eluded in the pilot project, Johnson said . becau."e It is an experiment and limited manpower and equipment are available. After three months the project will b e E!\iaulated and the recycling center will determine If it is feasible for private enterprise, the city or the college to respond on a regular basis. Mesa del Ma r was selected, J o bnson said. becau se it is a neighborhood with clear boundaries · ll Is near lbe college and Ila resldentS represent a mix of eEonomlc and C!ducalional backarounds. Johnson preaenled the proposal to <See aECYCLE, Pate CZ> (2 DAILY PIL01 • •• Happenings t t rum ... IC" ( I l tU'MI l''u11h1or1 uml f' un 111 \o ur f' uhir, ~P4·11k 1•r11 "'t'rl' LuC') Marlo". 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('arnl R c-ek, llom1•r Han1oC'n, Ma urtct-Sparlinit. J . William Turpin, tbP Ml'11\r 11. and M m .. 11 . l.lt-wt»ll)n Rh:h). Wiiliam Coullf'r , Wiiiiam l>avis, Ok k ('hapma n and Dr. Norman Von He rzf'n. • • • MrH. Mlldn·d Mars h11ll Hol:imJ of Halt1oa l't·n1ni.ula l'l'l••hrat(•cl IH•r ~Ith l11rthday ut a par t y hostc·d hy hn fJ\(' <·h1lcl n ·n . Mrs . Werof'r II . Marti, Willia m I'. Hol;anlt Jr., Mri.. Paul !-!. M «'K lbbt·n, Tbomai. !\. &land Jl1cl Q.arhan Boland. Th<' hon11n•c· ~ hrolh•·r :.ind !-.1 ... l•·r an law. Mr and Mri.. Frank V. Mari.hall of l'a!'.:Hlena. >rnd m:iny of h1•r 1~, gran<kh1lrlri·n awl 10 gr<'al ){r:in<frh ild1 l'n w1•1 1· 1111 ha ncl t <1 ht•l1> h1·r c·c·h'hrah· People Peenng •:llc·n /\Jlpt•I, .1 Nt0Wf}l1rt H1•J<'h r1:~1dt·nl, hai. had a book puhltshed hy the 'h1llon Book (;o . llncln1•r l'.1 ·11tlt•d "Ttw 1"1bl'n·rurt Sumplc.•r . ' II tt~ll~ how h> cit> ull k1111l'I of WC'llVln.i, lHUlk.-1 m.1k1n1e. 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D•llY l'I ... -"lll<M,.. •-•• Eric and Pam Sims view graph1~ from The Big Apple at a reception openmg the exhibit at State Mutual Savings and Loan. We Need Gun Laws DEAR ANN · I 'm srck a nd l1rf'<1 or you tclhnl( people lhat there are too da rned muny gun!> 1n thiS' country. Don't you read the papers? Ho w com e you don 'l kno w what 111 going on? I huve two handguns in m y home and one in my car. J wouJdn't give lhem up for anyUna. Quit being so un· realistic on lhJs subJCct Yo u owe it l o your reader s to en courage th e m l o p r ot ec t themaelvea. WhOBe side are you on, &anyway? DALLAS EX ft'AN DEA• EX: It drtwes ,.e ap tlMl wall tlllte way YOtl alld •Ultoel of otller Amertea• cUn1 &o the fooU1ta ...... that a 1an 11 preteetloa whe• •tata.ua •• daat •llHl U•e• • ol tea lite l•· truder ls a mud• better 11hot than the l•w · abldln« cltlten -and qukker oo U1t" draw, too. I fet"I 8trongly that thla country need• • fedeul gua law. Every poll la r ecent years altowa I.bat the majority of o., dt.laeM waat ODt". W•ea oar COD • l(rf'Haten and aena&on m••ter enoa.c• coua1c- lo atand qp &o the tan lobby ID Waaltjng&on, we arti •*• to W'8ve • Hfer coaatry for everybody. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our English teac her claims that a ll the Jett.era In your col· umn ar c made up by you o r m e mbers of your steff. I lhlnk sh • la mla· taken. It doesn't accm po11lble th.at you could have gotten Mw&ay with • Aaa I.aaders phony operation for so many years. Will you please con · vlnce her lhat you urc for rcaJ? -CLINTON, IOWA DEA& CLINT: Thi• rHpoue la for )'Oii, not 1o•r Ea&llM &eaclter. ll ...W be rtdJcaJou lo make l!P letter•. What 1oe1 oa la people'• Uve. la far more la&ere1t1ac llilH aaJtW.q I totaJd la· net. Moreover, aothla1 II 10 blaarre , 110 ridlc..._ or welnl, that . -~ somebody, 10mewltere, won't do tt. My problem la tllat IO many fudllatbag, UH· bl~, thoaght·provokla« lettera cro11 my deak ~verr day, 1 lilne • dlf· flcu t time d ecldl•I wlillcb letten lo peltllab. Al for )'Hr E••U•lil teacher -••d otltera wlilo tldllll I m•ke •P lf't· teu -don '& try to elaHp tlletr mlada. "A mH eoa.tllff4 a1ala1t Illa wW -la of lite H•e oplaloa.UU." HOROSCOPE I ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK [ Boros cope WEDNESDAY, JAN. ll By SYDNEY OMAllB ) AaJd <Marc h 21 -Aprll 19 ). Take ch arge Be dlretl, apeclfic. Judemcnt, Intuition will eni; bit' you to be at rl&hl place al right lime. Be a c live, altr1.. make inquiries. Imprint atyle, ex pre11 v1ewa. TAUaU8 rApril 2()-May 201 Be aware of diplomacy and how to utilize It Mone y, secrets. cl1ndatlne conferences should be part or your per&0nal scenario. Scorpio fiaures promine nUy GEMINI <May 21·June 20> Accent on romance, popularity, friendship. See clearly, as contraated lo haze of emotiooaUsm . Places. Virgo -and the number 7 -figure prominent· ly CANCER IJun c 21 -July 22 1 Obstacle btcomH challenge becomes grund opportunity for advance ment. Accent on reaponsibitity. pro· ducllon. preuurc, bus iness and personal com· mltment. LEO <July 23 Aug 22)· You receive green llJtht on exciting project. What nad been dor · maol get.a new ll'asc on life. Publish.mg. travel. promotion flJ.turc prominently. VIRGO <Ault 2.1·Sept 22> The money. aa· set.a of partner or s pouse loom more important than In rcc<'nl pusl Myste ry , the occult, what ls hidden lht'1'e a reait domtnak LIBRA 1&·pt 23 Oct 221 Accent on cmo· lions. digei;ta vc• sysll'm. partnership, reaching a ccommodatio n with partner. s pouse . Le t othe rs publicize• their efforts. SCORPIO !Ort 23·Nov 21 I: Emphasis on l(elting 1ob don1·, altt:nding Lo health n~ds Gemini. Sagillunus figure 1n scen ario. Be n ex1· hlC'. refu.s(' lo bt• "locked into " situation. SAGITfARJUS <Nov 22·l)('c 21 > Burst o f enthusium. creati vity will bt-fratured. You ex· tncate yourself from apparent trap. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22.J an 191· Build c ase on solid sources. Rejecl the superficial. You arc practically handed what you need -on pro· verbial s ilver platter . AQUAarus <Ja n. 20·Feb 181 Move ahead "traffic Ught.R " will be with you. Taur us. Libra and Scorpio persons figure prominently. De versatile wllhout scaltenng your forces PISCES ffeb. l9·March 20 1' Emphasis on finances. determining what is a sham as con wasted to reul values. Your "psychic sense" ~urges to forefro nt . ••• Recycle ffrom Page Cl) lo the Costa Mc11a San1tullon 01~tr1tl an OC'lOher an res ponse to Sen ate Bill 650 which <'alls for a 25 per cent reduction o f waste goini: into l<.indr 111 by 1980 HF. FELT THAT the OCC recycling center w as rn a strong poi.1 t1on to l<1kl' up tht· t•halle nge "W(' reC'yCh.'<l u m1lhon poundi, o f 1 ateriaJ last year ." J ohnson i.a1d. Dumping ii; ~eltlng m ore difficult each year. hl' added. The local d epot, Coyote Canyon. ha s been leased by the l r v1n(' rompan)' Until JUSt l981 a nd after lhat a new platt• must be found · "A !Ht<' 1n El Toro is being considered." Johnson said "But that mC'an~ an ho ur more of driving ltm1· and u higher cc1st fll<'t<Jr " lie t•mphas1zl'd that the Uruted Stales also 1s ~Oinf( W h8V(' lo get out Of its "ostrich mental! ty" whcr<' wast(' ts continually dumped into t'll nyons . wh1C'h an· in turn filled up "After B C'anyon. 1n 1-:1 Torn. wht>n• do 11..i· go from ther(''I " ht· ai.hd . lfrc·yrhng ·~ a rea~1ble a lternahvt• to dumping .. THE OCt' EFFO,ltT will ~gin with 1:1 month or publi<'1ty in th~Mcsa del Mar community Then, when actual pickup !><'$(ins. the participa t ion will I><' monito red and the cost of runmng the proRram wi ll IX' f1 gur!'ll T he final pickup will h<· June I ljnd on June· 15 Johnson will 1s1wc :i pulJll<' n ·port on the ~uccess or failure• of the cxpenmt•nt ••• Delp <From Pagf' Cl ) OCEAN, which curn·nlly has contacts with rive companies rnng1 n g in sue fro m 3~ e mployees to 2,500 t'm ploy<'es, works w1th rlrms on thrtt levcls • To help establis h personnel policies re· l(arding person 1.1I problems th11t ljffect wo rk pcrformanct• • To train supervisors and manage rs to monitor a nd document JOb performance ralher than trying to diagnose the personal problem. "It lllkCS the s upervisor OUt of the role of being a counselor. un ;i rcu 1n which he has no u pe rtisc," s aid Watson "If th(• manager docs have a proble m e mployee he· may s uggest con· tacllng un OCEAN counselor •To provide o n silt• mot1v11t1 onul counseling and , whe n necessary , reftorr 11l l o the ap propriate community counselor or therapist. There also is an ope n door policy fo r self· referrals "Ir a n e mploye<' only needs to talk to :someone lhey can s.-t up a n appointment " said Watson. "Because it is self initialed it l.s held ln strict confidence " OCEAN ALSO IS uva1lablc lo family m em · bcrs The tub in boif c~cs 1s p icked up by the · t•mployee·s company. which pays OCEAN a yearly fee per worker A company with 1,000 workers, for example , pays $7 per employee. Any services <therapy or counseling> beyond those provided by OCEAN are paid for by the employee. Ms. Bibby explained that all referrala are made based on what an employee can afford. "GentraUy," she said, "most e mploytt's group lnaurance coverage pays for a portion." Despite the "broadbrush" approach to deal· Ing with employee problc ma, Ms. Bibby sald there atlll I• a sll1ma a&ttached to seeklng help. "There are still s>OOP.le who feel that way." s he said. "It takes awhile to b1"3k down those barriers." As for OCEAN'• s ucces1 rate, Wataon said follow·upe with the ~pervlsorl•I referrala show a bout ~ percent positive reeult.I. Of course, there alway• are those employeee who fall to overcome their problems . "But I can't HY we've falled," uld Wat.aon. ''We've 1tven the m all the tools . We've made tbem thirsty. Whcthr r they drink lhc water Is up tot.hem." Warln Isn't Everything This winter. a lot or you people out there a re JtOIDIC to be uainft your fireplace • lot. All som e o f you may o r m ay not h a ve ;a lread y dla · covered. there ls a n art to 1tarting a flre. Here are 11ome ob· aervatioos which might prove helpful Do not count o n a care less s moker to sta rt your fire . There is neve r a car e less s m okf'r E.._. Bo.IJttlc around when you need of a n elghl·ye ar-old o ne. J 've seen them on scout whO once built u t e levls ion a m l lllon fire out of wet wood by times and so have you. rubbing two Boy Seoul The s moke r who 11imply leaden together. flips a crgarettt' hull into Never go to bed ·on lj a field and seconds la ter fire place o r darkened 300.000 acr es o r forest ashes. The moment you are a blaze . All It would turn your back and say, take to s tart your fire ls "It's too late for a fire o ne car eless cigar ette, anyway," fl ames will but it'U never huppcn. l eap out t o w a rd the O ld newspapers never sc r ee n , wood w i 11 burn Yo u can feed your c r ackl<· a nd pop and fire 50 lo 60 pounds of you'll have s moking em n e w s p apers th;i t a rc bers for three days. taking up sp:.ict· m your R e m e mbe r, bein g garn~c. but lht'y won L warm isn't everything. burn The o n ly pi.t f>l'r --------- that wHI catc h on ut a11 --R-U_f_f_E_Ll_'_S __ .1s the one JUSl dl•hvered which no one ha!> re ad p a nd which s till h as a U HOLSTERY rubber band on 1t wt... Y• w_. Cer ea l boxl'~ .. milk ca rto ns a nd c ra ck er tMlut 1922 Harbor Blvd. boxes are excellent fin Co•t• M9•• -541·1151 s tarters. but you lose m o m entum when you rd'a-----------. have lo slop a nd wail un til the kids cat up -~ ./ ~ their contents ~~ Everyone 1n tht• room 2501 OFF watching you strui;tRlc t<> 10 build the fire will know ALL CUSTOM that your wood 1i, un-REAOV TO WEAR st•asoned but you. The °"'Of.--...... "o wua hulldn of th1.• firt· 11> ::,:::.""=-. ·~=- a lways lhe lai.l to kn(Jw ., .. _......__.. - JlaH of the f>(''>s>lt· in -; ... °=-.~ .... tht' room wa tching you 64t.-4S44 s trugglt· to build tht· fin· 411 E.17tttSt~C.M. will know that you arc ConMt' lrtlfte& 1719' giving th•· fin· too muth--- oxyRcn. thus c-n ·ut1ng ;, dr::ift and blowing 1t out Tht> otht>r half of thl' pl' op I l' 1 n t ht· r o o m watl'h1ng you Mruggll· to hu1ld the fire '4111 know th<tt you arc· not g1111ng 11 e nough ox y i.:•·n . th us s mothPnng 1L and blow Ing it o ut Do not be proud whL•n mt'm bers of the: fom tl} of f er old rulc:r !>. ya rds lic kc;, shol' sup ports, wooden hunl(t<rs, birdhouses and l'<1pi,1rh slll'h E very little b1l ol k1nrtlang he lp11. Do not asi,ault rwoplc whu say tht'Y 1n!>la ll1•d <t ga !> <'<mvt-rs 1on burnl•r for u nder $14, UM· the pre p a red logs al the store for 911 l'e nts. or who sit around aJI i,um mer having lhl· kid~ roll l o~s o ut o r o l d ne ws paper that hum for 30 hours A,1p· M ~ ,. (ff11AJI 1• fr llt1»1\(' (,t)flhdfl,_ ,., fl,f'•' .... ""° l" I "If'\\ fltflhtf~ .. \.~\ ,, I! •'JI"'" .~ ,.11 f/I~ It ttr itrv")('°"f) ft"fNI~ h .,., ... ,, .... '-' 'f f .,. 'J> W(l,,<f')\flili 1t t L Never !!>purn lht· hdp " ·l•H '"" ~'* t'61 •IP• ... ,.. YW f ,;it'•A'IA• ''" _.~, 4 ... rOl'\uU.iff...,,_M"t YOUR 0 ,t.IL Y PILOT CAN BE AECYCL E:01 t ...... ,Of)tl CC>t-t \f f I , ,,, 1>1J41t1tff \ fr1t """ ,,, 1tuHt ' K;r <~f)\(11 M;u I 556·59111 C •Njl Wt If \ '' •' "•• ""n.')ifti "'Mtf\I , •• ORANGE COUNTY J IOWN & COUNTRY ORANGE (7 14) 547·8228 YOU ARE INVITED ..• to oi one day photographic. rf''">lorallon event on restoring your m o<,t c hn1c,hed fr1mlly photo· gr a phi.cs. Wed., January 31, 1979 Between 12 noon and 9 p.m. SchoOner Room, Ma1tlott Hotel, Faahlon l•l•nd Bring your pie tu res and lr•I uc, restore them HEATHCOTE PHOTOGRAPHIC RESTORATION P .O . Box 839 Corona del Mar, California 92625 LUZzetta n.·rn•m' INUl\'1111.'AI llAIH llf'}<flJl'i DeMp ...... 240....,,... e ....... Dr. s.. uo • .._,_. .._ .. HEW YEAR'S CELYRATIOH SPECIAL PRICE • OH ALL COLOI ••• PBMAMIMT W,AVE & HAIR CUT rtncMloa Jhlrmactc Condlnonor) 400/o Off OM MEW SET OF ACIYLIC HAILS P'lUI s.e<W ,_, & ,..,_,cw, COMI IH •.. JOtH THI l'UH CALL 640-6023 IOIAPPO~ f " b 0 I " SI , .. ,. 0 ;\ ii' 1', bt "' rf Pl l( - I - ••• - - OBITUARIES T~. Janu"Y :»<>, 1979 DAILY PILOT ---------------QUEENIE P Bl.IC' NM'll"t; P UBU • NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TOKYO 1 P i l'&111ukr Haftl11an, HI lift authorit y on H'lci.t1JI m l' l' h a n 1 c )\ a n 11 •• 1>1oneer of m.trophv:-.H'" the bru~h ilf .i:-.trnnomy dt.·ultng with thl• on~111 a n d ~ v 11 ru t 1 1) n 11 I n·ll•sl1~1I lmdtt•:-.. d1nl M 11 n d a y 1> f :1 h t• ,, rt uttat·k GLENDALE IAP t f" o r m <' r a <: I r l' :-. s G retthf'n ll a rlm a n H al~. Rt, wutow nr ar·t 111 Alan Hale Sr . dted lit hom e followtn~ a lmC'f illness. She wa:. featun:d in more than 20 him:-. d uri ng her 35 ·yea r car eer. WHITTll:.;H t/\P I Los AnJteles Count) Road Commissioner Ed Be n e dic t , 50, di ed KAMPH .. APllY N ICAMPH ll•to v~O nu\Oof\no ot t 1111 •• n .C.tmon. ~"nt"o fctther of rom ff" rttnc ..,, t tc" Am Oh M •f( 1& I'""¥ I •t1,."1f•t, ""'° JvClllh 'Mltr~) Vroo;, l 0 11Hno qr.1nttfAth,.r S fflv,.n JuU,.. 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Att.tl C \ldltt lnveo\lmt>n1 ()fotk)tl"'t'nt ON' t•v•( (~nter Pt•1•, HMl'lfOfd, tonM< tu;ul 06143 W~\lrOf V•nlu'"'· JS~ Nor1h '~" tr•I Avrnw '!M.c.ltt-ntf\ F toOt P~f'l•I AfftOf\<1 &SOii rru\ bu\ltlt'V\ '' condut.l•d by • llflhh.:0 o.f'ffW'r-.f\tO r 1motn\t L Str.oer f"I\ -.t•lt'""*fll W•\ ftk"CJ Wtlh ft\t' r ov"I y C , .. , .. ot Or&no .. Count, C..lltornt•.onJMM.Wrylt n1'1 FlllMS PUOlt\heCI 0rM'OI' C-\t o .. 11y Pllol J•" • •• '1. lCI. 19/9 .. ,. MOflQ TO(alOITOtt• •Ul'l•IGeClOU•TOI' tNI ITATI CW CM.Jl'OttltfA PO• TNI ClOUNTY 0' O•ANO• _....,,.. hl•le 4ff ANMA [ 9lAIR, •U AN HA lllZAIUt:fH Ill.Alli, l>K•-NOTIC[ 1$ Hl!IU:llY GIV~M IO,,.. t raClllou al lM-,..,_ __ , INf ell fie•-llotYl/19 <l•I~ ~ln\f llw w lO -••• reouirtCI lo Ill• ll>eM, wll.f\ tl'W M<ft_.,Y -Ii.rt, 10 I ... Ul\Cltr\•~ •t II II A P•rtll\ '"O.\I Hl(11,. .. y, ttul'llllQIO<' 8 .. <ll. CA. Wht(ll •• ,,,. P'<IU Of ""''""" ... 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Wtthon-\ •nd 'C)tlUfltAtiOon\ Gn Ill• In 11• Offl<t Of Soy•• E"lll~•lno <.orpor•l•ll", ISOI Qu41d \tr•tl Newport B••th, C•llforn1•, wh1th 00<ume11h •'• by 111" r.i•refl<e In cotpot.thd h~rein For tw,th•r Pt1rtfcvl•n, ret~renc:• n ner-eby m~ IO ,.10 IJIM>\, OtOflle\, drewll\Q>, WIC lion\. •nd ~1tK•l1on' tor tf'M! •nove d<l\trt-1"'9rOvt•""'n' en1111ed ·con lrt< 1 Oo<u,.,..,.I\ •rtO _(on\lr1.1c li<WI !.P<tClll<•llon\ tt1lcl ,(;on\ltucllon Pldn\ 10< lh• Con>lru<llon Of e .. , Bro"" Pump•f'IQ St•tton, (#!Ir~ 1 No I I S•td pt-Mid 'Plt<llll •llort\ "'"• tw 11u•<ho•d et lh• Oii•<• 01 Boyl• E"Cl'"U"''fO '°'PGr•lion '°' \10 00 "°' \<ti ClleO tnu\I bP ,.,.<IP tHOble lo fhfl' MOUll~._.•Q~I Wft~r 01\frt{t Puf\ucinl 10 llw: LebO# coo. of tfw• Sl•I• of C..1ttorn1e, ltw Moulton H10.,.1 W•tt' Dt\tr•n "•\ •'-<trt••n.td '" .. Pf•¥••1U'O r~t• Of p.r d ... m w~\ of tr. IO<•hlt '" wn1<h '"'' trrO,., t\ to bf Pf'rtor med to c.-•\ cH-1••6.ed in '"-"' S.out""'" C•lllorn•• M•\t•r l•bOr •o,..,•,,,~• fllf'CJ '" tn. oftl<f' of ttw> ... , \OC l•ttd G-entr•t ~ontr.tctor \ of Am•rt<• Souther" Olttorn•• CMoter Coo•.-, Of tr. Oli"""'•t 0'••••11AQ ,.,,,. of 0tr 01~ •60"'\ ~n cti.tefm•~ by Uw Ot\tfl<t •te on'"" ttt th o"ncto--1 o••<f' OI r.n11"1«"\\_ to .,,, 11.soo l4 PIH MO NTA I N VIEW IAP l Youngslc-rs will be allowed to reside nt th e Old M ill con · domimums alte r all /\ propo se c1 b an o n <:hildren under 18 <1l the 279 umt complex failed when put to a hom eowners vote?. r "''"''" un,. 1l\1 .,,,,oo, ~"'0 V 101 C O\I" ..... w CA ~lhlh rn1\ fJu\10•~, .. •~ 1 uttUo4 ,,.o ov " Qt m r Al p .. rtnt•t\nlo 111• 1011ow1t>Q per<Gn• •r• oo•no bu\lrMI'\\ 4\ Al>CMWllV VENDING ANO AMUSEMENT, ISW Sup<'ri0t, CMl6 M"'" (A PUBLIC NOTICE .... Ro.Cl, L"llU"" N•ouel , ........... ~ A\ requ.,.., by S.Chon IJn of '"" l •bor COdt Ille C#ltr~IOt 10 .....,m ""'<Oft lrArt f'Ktrl'f~ '" •warded ~h•H pG\t • toe>y lhereol •I t~h l<>D"le PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Notice i\ ,,_,.,.,bv 01w-11n pu"u""' to""' 110"' 3011 •nn lOn ot 111r C>Y•I coo-u• In"" \tat,. Of (~lifntniA th,. un fl•t\IUl\•d HARBOll lOWIN(". will """ •I Ovbllc bUCl10<1 M ~ W 1/tn ~H•f't, (O'\'" Mft.._, At tO "m on tn .. ,..,., d1tv Uf t fJt>f UctfY 1tit•. '""' Wiiow 1nQ ~\.(flt)l'od l')orafJf'rt-. ''' wtt 11 Pof\th .. Vtn No 4/l']f;1/1\0 '-''""""" NO ""1 PUV l(AJ \tt•d ~lfl' u tor t~ C>Yre>a""' ot ,_."" •vino "'"" O'I ,,.... uhCJ#''\•QN><1 "'' ut\ P"td tow1no .. net 'tor .. q"' '"'"0"'' fOQl'tn~r ••tn fO\t\ ()t M1¥'fll'ft1\,1nQ 1tnd •~Pf'n\e-\ ot e,~, 01 .. ,..1.., O•ttd t~•'> """ 0•¥ nt ,JAf'HUHY "" ti'! Afffl J (,•If ~t11tf'()nf TOWir\Q P u b••'"'"' Or~ COA~t o •.• , PHot Janu•r"' lO 197• 1~' '' P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOOS BUSINESS HAME ST4TEMEHT t n• 1011nw1no ~ "°"" " oo.oo 0u-..1 , ........ \, W1NOM1ll I lORtSI I 1/ij Mt trth,,.~, L.~thtl'\.((t 9),1'\1 OnnAlf1 J u,,.wnu'"...-n, J6)~ V•o C.r•,.1.e, M''' '"' v1•11, C" r "'' DU\1nt \\ I toOOu( •~o Ov •• n '" dt~•Ou•I Oon;rld Rd'W"V\~fl ff\1\ '\IAt .. ~nt 'fltflt hlt{j W•tf't tP"w (ounty ( ,,.,-., ot Or"tl(il"'~ ( O•,nh on J•nw<>• y ~. IW9 FtOIMI .,.voti-.NP"O Ot"-tne> C.ornt On11v P11ot JAn If 1f>, 11 j(), lq/• t~ /'I P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT th.-tot1o""'tnQ P•'r\on ·~ dn1no DU\1nf'\\ "' NKC HOME IM PROVE M[ NT ,,,.\~ Arnoti;hu''' S• ~untH'latun Beach, CA Wiiiiam N WOOO\ ,, , .. O? '"''0 !.I f 1 roro. CA "1630 t t\1\ bU'4nt"\\ , .. <ondutt~d hv ttn 1nd i¥10u'll WHl•1tnt N W0<"1\ tr 1 hi\ \f.lfl1"l'W'lf"t #A~-. flltod WIU't IFW (Ovt\h (IP'k of Or4"tn~ (ounty on JAnufltV 16 1•1• Ftl9'1' Pu()h\1>9d Or""'l" Co•"' DAiiy Piiot JAn lO F•b 6. 1J ?0, 1•1'1 316-1~ P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BU~IHESS NAME U ATEMEHT Tlt,. toflowlnq Ptt\.0'" •r• 001no tx."1n~'' a' P ETF"S CLEANING Sf P\/ICf 16'41 Gr...., Sl , AOl 14A, Hunl.,,QlOf' 8••< h, CA 9')6'1 p,.,. P..t1t" IUCI, '~" r,r ... •n SI Apt UA, Hunlll\Q10" Ot<tth r A 9'1f>AI R E voe~ Bu•-t', 1\1 IO MeON>llt, ADI 1M, w .. ,1m1n~lftr (A 9'1663 T "'' hu\\M\'l '" condott@d Ov • Qt'Mfflf Pltrtntr\l'llp p.,,. Pfot•" lllcl 1111\ \l•t..,....nf W8\ llled with II~ rnuntv (l•r~ of Orange counlv on J•nUft(Y ?6, 1919 f ""'"''' Aov ""'' \t•'" "" nt ...,,.._ tih•ft ti1111tn •~ ft1vf\fy 'h••• Of Or11nU(• (Ounly un '-'"''"' .. tJ 191~ Fl-/ l>Ubll\h"d ClrltN)I' (oio\I l\.uly PllOI J•O 16 )) 10 ,,..,,,, I t•h ,, llrt/11 PURI.IC NOTICE FICTI nous BUSI Hf'>~ ,.AMESTAfEMENT 'fu htOOWlflf' tit ' ·t1t"I•, ,; .. _, \,ffHflll ru1•,1n••\\ ,,, ttAI f MOl/NfAI N MI NIN(, \It tJ 1 UR( jA()U lrvirh Av,., St.1•1• /QA NI wDClf't 0.4'< h ( 11 01M)CI l: U()M'W' P (..Qltttt m,o \ ~ V.-.H"Y Or ~m1tht+•llJ, ,.,,, •• l•l.c> [ UO• n• """' ( f\1 r. • "''·''' tfU•O Vitll'"~ (>r ':.fn1H1f .. Id f1••A ff,tllM) In.-. t>1.1\1f"tfl"\ 1\ ( CiM•H ,,.., riv ,.n un •nc CH f'W>' ,,Ml .a\"4)1 •oh(Jf' c;uw ' lrt .. n 4 0•J•11" 1 ~n10 t UC> nit p (OUN mttn fr:,., ''"''~•M ""'" l1h'1 '111lh In. ( U''"'" ( lt•r" ot Or.•no--l uunt't' nn J1tnu.tr 1 • 1QN FIOIMI Pun'""'"' Or-Co<l\l 06•t• Polo! J•n If te '1 JO 1'/fl 4q '" P UBLIC NOTICE SUl'Elt104t COUltT OP' THE STATE Of CALll'ORHIA FOR THECOUHTYOFORAHOl ND A~l H OTICE O F HlARl"G O F PETt'rl~ l'Olt l'ltOBATE 0 1' WILL AN D LE nEllS TESTAM~HTARV f\lel• o f NAOMI NEL SON Der••wrl C hdrl~' EdwMi! Wt>e•, <111 R ~ll~rl• Nrw00<18eMn CA'l?M>J Paul Md11"""' A"""'"'"· 147 6'rlcl N•wOO•I B..ach, CA q71>63 f "'' ou'•"*\' I'\ ronout t10 by a Ot-nt"tt'tl CMr10f!"'"'D· (t\o10IM. £ Wn,.r l ht\ \14tlt'mf1"1' Wit\ rn"CI w1ttl tM f()ul\fY ( '"" 01 Oren~ Cou"IY 0" J dOUdry 11 ICJ7' FtOltU Publ1\twd 0tl1nQt!' Ccut\' Octtlv P ilot Jan 1&, '3, lO, I •I> ~. 1~19 •()() /9 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T n"' lollow1ntJ prr'M)no, .,re 001nQ bU\lfltt\l> '" G P ~UNO>NC. H• s..n MoQU4'1 Or1vtt \ult~ XM Nt'WPof'1 fk>•tl", CA •l&oO P•u• 1 1 ""noom· •133 Co<llond, t.oro"• d•I Mar CA '161S ~•orq,. C Hov•"~<. S?I E '"'""nut A.._...,Ot_.. CA"2l>OI r f\1\ bu\I,....\\ ,, (Of\OUt ltO oy " C)f'Mt Al p.irlnflr \lttO GP Funct1nq Pa..H f-Fruc.N:M>fn ~ ~r.tl oart~r fht\ ,,.,,~nt ••U fllt'O with tM Counl~ Ctu~ ol Ot dfl90' (.l>Uf\lv O" Jen ~ 19/9 Mr lloMrtLl'ikt Sl•H hl\g, Yoc.u,CMIMMI& ll..,tll PO Boa/._ Hewpot111M<lltM60 F I01•1t PuOh\~ O<N\QO• C<M't OdlfV Pilot Jan 9 16, IJ, lO 1919 8t 19 N0Tl{f IS .. fRf8V G 1v€N tll"I ------------ POBEPf L Hf AIH M\ '""°,, ...... I • P.llllon IO< PrC)l)fOle Of Wiii .,.., I\ PUBLIC NOTICE \uentP. of lf'tt•f\ f('\fAmf'nl;1ty 10 o~ ----------- l>eflllonN, "''""'fl<" lo whl<h" ..,,.0e FICTITIOUS BUSINESS tor luru ... PM11(UI""· &ncl ,,, •• '"" NAME STATEMENT um .. end P'«-e ot ™''"'no ttwi ~m" Thr toflow1nQ perwn~ .,,. do1rtQ h'1\o be ... n ..,., tor rf'l'bf'uary 13 1974 "' Du'tn4!i~ tt\ tQ l)Q~ m '"'""'l>Ur,,Ol)mOI O•Mrf IH!o H EIGHT!. JOINT VfN m11nt Nn ) f")4 \Aid,,...,, dt 100 (t¥t<:. TURE t, 101 (Jua11, Su1ff' ?OS. NtwPC>'1 C•nter O"v• _,I "'111~ (lfy of S.01\t• 8••<", (A'nl>l>O An<&. ( ~tUntni~ 4'unU(IM 1nve\tn1ent C:.OmpAny tt D•l•dJ""""ry7S t'7q C"•l•forn1• corooretion. USI Oue•I. l,..." !l•en<h, Su11~ 70), N~woon Ae"th CJ>. 9'1llOO (OUfltY (t.frt T n. 0.0••<1 E Cunntr>QNm Com WILMA D BJOltl(lUHD IM"Y .. CAlllO<n•• <OrpOrattOfl sos " 14Jto H•Yowt s1.-. SI• 7'1 Tu\111\ Aw . Sull• ,, •• !.&nta An" CA Vaft Hwy" C..11"'""• '1411 .,10) Tel '"1.UTJ \u,ul Con,lrucllOI\ Int , • Att-y kM' P.ilf~r C..lllO•o>e <O<porallon, C..\IOr, Sant• Publl\Md Orttl'Qlf Coil\I O&llV Piiot A"" CA fen :JO ,, .,,.., F•b 6 lt7' JS/ I• fhl\ bu\IN'O 1\ con<lutled DY • p BLJC NOTICE F ICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Th• t0Uow1no Pf'''°"' •r" dO•"Q 00\ln"\ "' .,, 1. 111111c1CHOf Svc •ll7 A•P• ~ndrtft Or Hunt•notnn ~••fn, (A q/MI J .. m,.\ MAtHn M t Anftrftw, &')l' Al,."""0''" Or Hunh,..oton fl1111tl'\ Cl\ q1 ... 1 (l~n~t '11~ '"'' l>u\tn.t•'' I\ tondut l"d t)y " oi-n•rAI OAl'1,.,,.f11\10 Jftrt"C'\ M Mc Andrttw fhl\ \fAtf~nt w•\ til""CJ wlttl t~ (Q•ioly Ct•<> Of OrnnQf' C'ovnly on IAnUMY 11, lql~ Otnt"'•' pr.&tlMt\l'\tP s..n11qn11 nwell_,,t Comp•"V John R ~IO<I. Prn•deftl T '"' \l•lt"ft"lent wa\ hied wtttt UW Covnly Cl•r> ol Or"nQt Coun1v on Jtn ••. 1~79 Fl- PuDh~ Or~ Coe\I O•llY PllO', 1•" 13, lO, F.O •. IJ, It,. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI NUS NAME STATEMENT J hf'I tollow1no p.r!.()n\ •r~ 001"Q t)U,1nt'\\ "'' F101'U FIM>4 PuDll\°"'f! 0r"f'O" (O'l\1 0&1ly f'llOI Pubtlsl'W>d Or-(O.l>l O&llY Piiot i.~ It, 13, JO end Feb ~. 1'7' NEWPORT HOME I O"N TRll'il nt1 IAI NEWPORI HOME LOAN !RUSI OllJ 18! NEWPORT HOME LOAN TPur.r n84 !Cl, NEWPORT UOMF LOAN TllUST a ss 101 NfWPORT HOME lOAN IRUST •91> l[I. NEWPORr HOM E LO•N T RUSI DU <F l NEWPORT HOME LOAN I llUST •88 IG• NEWllOll I HOMC I OAN IRUST :oe• lht t1 CotoOrAI~ PIM•, NewpOrl BU<fl CAt11l!i() JAi\ 30, '•b, 6, I], 70, t•19 3M 1' PUBLIC NOTICE STATfMEHTOFWITHOltAWAL FltOM l'AltTMEltSHll' Ol'E•ATIHG UHDElt l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME TM IOllOWfnQ 11'"""" It•\ '""hd'""'" ., " o_.nf't4tt oartn@r from ,,..,. D"''"•''"'O ooe1,.11no una~r th• fi<llllOli~ bV\I""" ,,..,_ ol M & W M ARINE WOOOCRAFI IHI MOMO•I• 'ii , Nt'wOOrl 8'!.1< It C• ""'° Th• Uct Htnu\ bu~•t"I*"\\ n•m• P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS I USIHUS NAMI UATEMElllT ISlln 1 h• lollow1n11 04'r\()n\ ,.,. ootno °"'1neu ., N•woort Hom" lo•n If\( , • (~11lt'lrn1A ())fOOf•hon fhl\ t'>U\I~\ ., (ond\Hf"Cf hY" cor OOr•hM N•Wfl')f'ltl~l,,_, lrl( Corl ltlol<o, p.,.. (Oulllf (l~r~ OI 0r•"9t (-IY I><' J•"u~rv 11 "" WARDEN PllOPERflCS ISh Rull'\ L•n.. N•woon B••\h, (A t7&60 Whl•y E W•rdt". 1111 Sou111 !.11,.• i.t • &1. AN,,.lm CA '1I06 M•rvll\ H W.,d•"· IH• Rull! Flf7914 lluOli\~ Or-O>.t~t Delly Puo1 bV f l•n t•. 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E•l•l• 01 J"MES HAllOLO llRl'WER """ JAMES >4 BRCWEA O.tu"" NOTIC:E tS HElfEllV GIVEN llWll RUTH LOUISE BREWE R fie• 111.0 l\trtln • M Uii°" lor P.-10 of Wiit •rid 1uuM1C• ol L-" T••l•m•nt•rv to IM P•llU-r, rtfot.n<• 10 Whltll ,, mtdt for li;rtlttr Nrtl<.111•"· 1u1d 111•1 t.,. 11--lllJO<e ot llN••no '"' -lie• _,, Mt lo! l'tf>NefY ll , 1f1'. el 10 00 •.m., [ft lllt COUrtfo.TI of 0.1M1'1• ment Ho >of YICI •-•. el 100 (lvl< (Miter Orf .. '#Ht, 111 IM Clh Of ~flte An•. C•llfonll• O•lt>d .J-t ,. "" l.11 A. ••AlllCN Cou1111 cien JIHllMIU.•1t • ,,1 ................. llll•IM ..... ,__.CA._ SUPElll<HI COUllT OF CALIFOttNIA, COUNTY OF OllAHGE 100 0•>< Cifm., Or w .. 1 ~·AM, CA t110I C....He OIMt-14 SUMMONS IMAllltlAGEI tn rt ff'\I' """""•~ ot Pel>l+on"' CAROL VN LOUISE COLL INS •nd l>t\pona,.nl (.ARRET fl0A[A1 COi LiNS NOTICE• You IW•• -, ...... Tfl• court m•y o.cio. ,...Intl yo;. wlt11ow1 your N I,.. .... , • ..,, .. ,..Y.., ,.,,..... wltlllfl Jt do~ ltNd tt.. 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Oaled O« 1•. 191& WILLIAM E SI JOflfll, (ltr• ALICIA T AARtOJA, Oepv•y !SEAL I L•• OlllcH of Pftllltl Mire< WI Suite 110 l'•r1r Center Bull<ll,.. 111 E n l Wllnvl SllWI l'••H•ft•, CA tllOt A1'or11•y lw ,...uion.r • 1 t1f t~\C)On\I" M1d ottlftr Pl"'Fmlltflt(I ~per\ rnu'.'lt tJt1 1" wr1t1no •no '" l"t torrn prf\UIDrf'O bY tntt Cellfotn1a Rul•" ot Court 1 PW'y mu\t blr' tflf'<I •" '"" tourl with'""' orOOll'• flllno fM •"" Of"OOf Of W'r't'tffit at• fOO" Of tttKr'I on O"'flfiontt T,,, l1f"N' W'hfn A \.Umtn()n\ 1~ dffmecl vrw-d on" SMr'ty mfllv v1trv <MOtnGi"O on ttw n'Wln(W) Ot \...-r\t1(..- Fnr e .. mpl&, .-CC P •11 10 lhrouon ··~ '° PuDh~_. Or-Cn.o•I OaHy P1101 J•n "· 73, lO, r et> 4 1~1• PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'._,! HOTICI TDCREOITOU SUPERIOtt COOltT OF fHE STAT![ OF CALIFOltNIA l'Olt THE COUHTYOFO•AHGE No • ....UU E\lftl• of HA.lCI. A WENT l><'CH~d NOl1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo lh ·redlto r\ ot trw 11hov., n"mf!IO df>t~rf'lt th~I Afl 0trti0n~ "•\11f'Q \l•1m\ ft'Otlln\t ''W \t11CI (Je(tatnt .,,,. reauirf<I to llltt ttwm, with ttw '"'~"'"''¥ "ou<."""· "' '""" ott1u~ Of t~ ri•r• Ot tn,. 1tb0¥e ttn 11tlP<I court, or to Pf"WJnt U\f•m, winn me ""' "'""'V ¥"0v< ,,,.,, ', to ttw un l•r\IQn•<l <11 11"' IAw 01110 of to.IGHI llNO St.. I TON. IN{ , l6o06 lOf'Q 9,., h Boul•Y,., d, S..+1• A I OflQ ll""<h (A JOA()I wn1rn 1\ '"" C>iAft Ot O\i'-1nfi'U ot Uw1 und•n•QlnfKJ m fltll m"''"" pt1rtA1n 1no 10 tnt ~\IAtt o• 4'•0 otcto-nt, w 1tn1n four rnonth\ .... .,, tn., t•t\t publlc:fl11()1'1 Of'"'' n()tl(,ft O•le<IJ..,....,v7 "" EJi'14M f:1t1M.!tn Admttw,trt1tOt with Wilt Annelff'O Of'"' fl'\Mh· ot I Ill> flllow """""" ""< t!dM>t l(fQHT AND SUTTON, INC , -L• ... INtll &IW, Swt .. A U,..IH c:ll,CA-1 Tel UUl,.._1 AllarMy\lw~.W-CTA Pubf\~lwd Or""O" C:O.~I Oa•IY P1101, J•n '· i., U • .lO, .,,. 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IOO:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW IASTSIDI c.M.USTIMG Nestled a mooii lh~ tn.'ff on a qui et cul·dtH1ac street h1 this churmln" home w tan appealing courtyrd entry. You'll e njoy the n ew DP · plllll\Cet1, crpUol(. blt·ln 11wrqe &c garden win Mllthtr'• Motk•: dow. Open Eves. 545-94DI ~1~~!:~:!;~rt!~l~ (~IWOl5§1$1Jj je<'t to the 1-·ecteral Fair Real EAlat.e Hou~•n g AC't or 1968 v.'hich makl'\$ 1t 1lleua1 lO advertise "an)' pre ference. hmitallon. or cbAcnmanatJon based on race. color , relll(lon, sex, or nat.Jonal onK1n. or an Ultent1on to make any such preference. hm1ta· l.IOn, ordiscnminatton." This neW11paper wlll not knowinitlY aL·ccpl uny u1Jv1•rt1:.1nl( for r1·11I e.Utlc which 1s 1n v1ol11· I.ton or the law aRORS: Adnrtften .,...cMcllttt.irads dally ...., ,..pon .... ran -..c1ahly. n. DAILY PILOT ....... , labMtty for ttt. tint I• cornet iMertiCMI °"''. 2 BR-2 STORY $48,850! New pa i nt & nt!w carpec.s. FREE one yr home warranty! Privllle p1o1l10 , manlcu a r t!d gr ounds. 1n cred1bly :o1pac1ou.'> townhome! Call f~l· 1~1700! SENSUOUS HOUSE Huge D>O s(I. rt. 2 slory, designed for sensuous couple, madly in love with each othet,,• Lux· unous master suit:e with shower for two, enclosed spa in tropic·al garden room Separ ate m aids q u a rte r s . A ssume Sll>.000, rirst trust dew. Homes for Sc* Cati M ack. 962·7781S ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-KEY Gwra1 1002 1: P.€ALTOP.5A ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR +den $69,500! Sunkl'n I 1v1ni.: room f\n rk f1rcpl.tl'e All rt• modeled kitchen 1-:1< l'l·ff •·nt lnc ut111n Im mat·ulate bari.:u1n' (;.ill fasl to take atJvantaJ.:l'' 752 171~ IEAUTIFULL Y remodeled home on QWl'I l'ul-<lt-:.ac Exqws 1ll' UM: uf wood & JtlS!>!t w/alnum 1n Mstr BR llrdwd floors & loads or dn:lung on I ri.: lot w1shade trees. $124,900 JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 p [~'1ij&ild I HARIORVIEW RAJU; SPLIT LEVEL Double doors open in to this lovely 4 bcdrm home. 1-~ormal drni og room & hvin1t rm w/fplc Family r oom adjoinin1.t fully llu1 lt·in all e lct• k1t1·hcn :i Uedrmi> UIJ with m asl t•r s uite & addt'd on oonus rm on private lowt!r ICVl'I Spec·tun1l.1r v11•w of ocean. harhor & o•tl' h tes 67 J..8.')50 L 0 T IF YOU HAVE THE TIME! We have your h1'1C1.l'' Sll1> down into your 1'1y 111v1llnR liv rm. a Ht·r v1c w1ng the r a nc h k1tt·hen & over~1zed fmly rm You'll s ay "H the rest 1:. hkc this, I 'II takt! 11 1 •• Phonl· today for a p pl 0 p e n i-: v e :. 545-9491 '"''• I • -t ,,, • f t.o \ Real £...talc --------+-WESTSIDE COTTAGE Newport Heights C Prtc~ ~';f'~!~L cd ' Ntl'f' starter /retire ment 3 Rdrm home . n e w c11rpet:., patio, drape:. ttnd new roof Lar ge fl!ll~'<l yard. $70.000. Ci1anl lot Walk to bt!ach L One year home wurrctn ty. ~·~~II f<1~t . 7~ .l~llO A [ ~ lftlllid PETE BARRETT REALTY s s I F I E VIEW HOME 8Ul 4 bc1rm, lmly homl· w!lvly ntlo(hl l11(hl VICW. wet bflr & wooc1 dt·ckL•rl backvcf llurhor 111ew hl''I ".11 $1H!l,UOll 1-'t'l' 646-7711 Is It Possible? OLO CO HON A D Et. MAH 4,CXIUslj rt Ye::.'•• Tnplc A. duubh• wic1t• lot JU.'t off ot·t•.in Bhd Formal It vtnl( rm +family rm w/wet bar. S lar)(<' bt•tlrm:., caC'h with .t '!> own hath :l St.'\:lud1.'d pnv111e 1mt10~ Sp1rul sl;11rt·11M1 lcud1n1oe t 11 2nd It· v 1.• I 4 t' .tr cnt'l(Jl;cd ~am~" All th1i. Wlder on1.· rtKJf on 1·orncr 642-5200 CUTE HOUSE ONR·2LOT l'.:ttst:.td•'. t:osta M 1..•sa 3 bt.'<frm 1·harmcr 1-'ormal hvini< rm w 'r1..•al wuod hununi.: firt..•plal't! LOVt! ly remodclcc1 k1ic•hcn w/1·uswm cabinet<> & pa.-.i1 ihru window lo dm- lns? arcd AddC'd on fa mt· ly rm ConverlL'<l i.:arai.te may be u:.t•d for li.:c game rm. All lh1:. ul an affordable pnce 1)73~ <Ji1 "I I• t '•' I •• t [~lfl~HI LIMON HEIGHTS . AREA l!J ACRE D lot Don't let th1 11 on~ i;tl away• l'oll li73 ll550 )l'fN 1t/ I • I I '• f1I t" I' l•M~Jil llt!aul1ful Ex1•t·11t1H I bdrm . :1 h a homl'. 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NEW spUt I ve l " • ar.ie" model. N~vc-r llvt.od In 3 Bdrms, fam rm. rormul dinln . 3 b11lh1 R1.chlf lrnJ1rovt-d w /a r 1•0 dlUonJn1. pro landtt>p, auto to1prlnkltn. l uxur ~ f•ptn1e. mirrored ~n rdrobes plus Olh~r t •Uturl's 24 Hour l(ttt" RU rded l)lt'lurt'!)(1u~ url"a Rt~l buy an Mr a . '23Y,000 WISUY M. TAY\OI CO,. llA.l.TOll 1111 S..J• 4 I ........ Ml-~--C9f'TIA. M.a. 644-4tt0 ~COATS & WALLACE ':rP REAL ESTATE. INC. A I Ot Al I• UWIU 0 I OMt'AfO 'It IM N~ IHI ')QUI rQ4~1 4~l A '>IN t 1%1 OCIAlit YllW -Sl+..500 -Watr h the s unlt't over atallntt from your own balcony off huge r>a rwlcd bonus room o r Nwam tn lhl' luxury or your own privalt• pool This 3 Bdrm 2 both homt hrut It a ll 1,o;v •n a sunroom for ewm1t or hob'by Ume C414Ml41 S l•r .t111y l o-.1.i M t·~'"' 11111111· H urtl•nqlon B1•,11 h N 1•w p o rt U 1· 11 h UOOIAYNONT ,.,J.b ~ •4 po. ) ~rms :S t'OI.~ ~ l>c '"•"' "" l111u • *U.S.* * *VETERANS* Kf'<'Mll r h11n1tt... 1n V /\ '''"-' 11111) 1•1111bll• ) OU 10 4wahfy foe-$100,00o homt lo,Jtl.., ""'llh ~blwlulf•I> :"'O IJOWN l'AYMt:NT Wcrid RMI latate ,., Oran~t.' t:ount)''i. uni)' firm i.pc.'<·1ah :u111o: 111 V /\ home loom W1·'n: th{" v t;Ts lhul hdp tht.' Vt:"J'S t'or mor<· info c·ull IHI Mort•. A~. 541-0800 l'n.il clc4JUOlt l(t'iJrPd for lt1•altor'!. l>••v••luv1·1 .. "'ti.> tu.\ c honwo;. 111(1 ~·i. \hat nr•>d to ll)Ok 1(001! f· ir ( 11 J Ur I' IJ W rl t' I '! (; 1111 f}41'> 7H!r7 for mon• 1 n (11rm;;\11111 Jtc11.,on11lill·I~~~~~~~~~~ UDO ISU HI.IV v1rw from 2 pntlo d t"ka f'nhance" l'UC.l <>m ti pMrlOUI ~ bdrm . 4 b11th tr 1dlllorutl home. llke new ld~•I fot cnlertalntna <:om r lot ~.000 OCIAM,.OMT QuMllly run.a m n hip ln mllhog trim & UJk noon. tt\A off thla landmark , 4 B ft 3 h.1 hume 1n f tn t loct1tlon F .. t.1hll-,h\-d trt't' & lawn~ $-485,000. IACK IAY •·an•• l lidnn 21 , both fo m1l y hom~ on t1ull•t 1·ul cJ\' 3Ul' Over'ilLt·d pool. Jll 11 \ hou')t_•. -,turnstc $1611,000 T.-rml! IAYNOMT !'M·\ 1•rul flm· buyfront hu llWb With J)ll'r & hhJI AVALON Wc·ll rnn~trut·tt.'d, 3 UH , 1 ha. oak floor . p<trtiul bal>c ment. <.·onc rete foundut1on. Fluti, urtiu $120.000 -Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J.a M,,y .. 1. l11 •• r~ H f, 'l> f"1\6 LARGEST OM SPYGLASS 2·MY . fi Hft <now 5 & d~n ). 414.! RA w , l'I Wl't·ping vu:w h of Cata.llna & Harbor. + bonu~ rm. fumll y rm. lormul rlmm~ rm Pool. ja(•uzz1. fire J'll Formal front p<Htn with fountain . H ownt'r $.595,000 5', "·omm1s to selling brokl•r until 1''<.•b 11. ~-7493 or 759·014" I HIWPOIT,MTS. l 15 SIGMAL RO. 2 Bdrm_" , 2 baths. (rpl<' . i.pa~•<>WI family rm , de t.»dlt'd 2 rur ~an111e . on lar1ir lot Vu<'ant. r lo11t• t.o 11t•hools. churc·hcs & vn1-iod al $149,500 C<t ll lu '4..tt•' t.ii:I Jti63 642·2253 .. ;v('S associated 11110~ tll', llE At HJR 'j J. / 1 'f\ l!ult_, •I .. 1 1 f. h f (~'ftt!vlcrc Whitt' 671J Center St . <=o8ta M \•i;a You are the winn('r nf Two fne Tklleh lo Ult• 17th ANNU/\L LOHGIEACH RODEO •l the l.o n.i Bearh Arema, :WO .,;_ Oreitn Blvd , Lon~ lk·arh To rlaim your t 11·kclll, rail 64.2 567~. ext 272 * • * sso ,.,. ... 'd\"' lhtv1· i.omelhrn~ you wunt w ,,.,11., (;laM 1f1f'l1 ads llo 11 w1·ll C" J 11 NOW. !Al StilM People who need People i---------• That'11 what the For Re:1£dl.'nl1a l AP· pnusal DAJLY PJl,<>T S!o;RVICF. OlrtF.('TOHY is all oboul ' A SHOWCASE IH HARIOR VllW MO V C Int O l h IN 11n .. ---... ----------·-~-II m1w11l11te Mnnrll'O wllh S... DIEGO/CORONADO utl.t•rltl•lt\ l~l'lttll:. that J day serv1<'e · 673·8250 Who lkprel-.e11ls You? t"ha rl r:. Quin t ar d , • ltcullor lkal f'.11ta\1• C:om.ultant SINO: W4G M m11k1·i, 1l pt·r 111I t':.>t ----1 t:cllt'lll loc wn. .illr<t r * LUXURY MARINA * tJvdy rmt t-11 Shown Ly a1>J>01ntml011t only Ditco•ff the "tww Worid" of Cor•adD Ccryt at "Old Wottd Prices". You must sec th1 '> r1ne 2 Bdrm & den . 3 bath WATERFRONT home fcLJturtng c pwurian kitche n with mlf'ro·wt.tve oven and s mooth-top <·ookmg s urface. f':xtra l<tri?e lot has room for J;lc·u11.1 and foatur<'i:, SI ft. nn lhl' wat l'r $295,000 Lovt·ly WATERFRONT home has 3 Hdrm:, , 211.-haths. la rge family rm and ull ·t·lt>c·t n(' kitchen designed to plc:.is<' ttw rnost ctisc·riminating. Ut7,000 't'ht·l-t(' two homes <irc located on d1iH1J1t·ls thnt LJl'C'>mmodatc 60' boats Mery h S.... Dmty COftONADO CAYS UALTY 17141 423-7004 507 ~ Caribe c_.w_, CcatOIMldo, C•f. '2111 macnab I Irvine realty OPIH WED & THUIS 1-4:10 P.M. 11 5 VIA WAZIERS, LIDO ISLE. New. f'Ustom 2-story Mediterranean c u s tom-built home w /4 BRs (luxurious m aster s uite), family rm, 2 fplcs & huge bricked entry pa tio. Lavis h use of imPorted Ule - gourmet kitchen -central vac uum 3 car garage. $489,000 incl. land . <Q·l 15) ------------642·82JS 644-6200 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center Irvine ttl Cami>u~ Valley Centtr 752·1414 ~c~~ °"" WIDMISDAY OM 1HI IA Y,.ONf Spaclous hom e with French doorR . Brick pa Uo overlooking the main bay . Extensive wood panelinJC. Master suite with silting room, wet ba r , bac k s talrs among m any extr a s. 50' b oat s lip on t he p e nins ula for $750,000 fee. SEE en,L Bfo:NTS AT J()2.4 E. BALBOA BLVD., 1·5 • eo&owa&...,.... eo. 844·9060 ll 11 IAN .IOAOUIH Heu.a "D, I Nlw.oRT CIN'fM ~ I I \'-It I! I \I I) ' '\I\ I Cu.• H•t ~111n1lie•1111 $20,000 u..ct.r Mart.et Eostblllff Giant Owrwr unx1ou." Suys lmn~ un offer now• 5 lldrm. 3 bath. 2 titory R1•1·1•ntly redrl'ornll'11 Abkllll( S1S9,900 ~ R.C. TAYLOI CO 640-5112 Your fr1 e n d11 and ne1i.:hho rs olle Clas111fwc1 w h t· n l h •· y h a v 1• ll'Jfflrttun.i \os.-11 They'll tell you how well 1l wortced for them • LAGUHA HILLS Panoramic vww o( snow rapped mountains and l'llY hghts. A 1'1vely (our b<.'<iroom home in lop l'OOd1t1on family room, lut<'hen and entry with Spanish llle Uoorinl( New pu1nl, new carpe l 1ng, ne w rt1s hwasher , new fun1acc. It's a real trcot und o pleasure to ~how $110,SOO COLI OF NEWPORT ~EALTottS 67§.5511 J ust moved into town? Tilcn !?el 3C(IUUlnt ed with the C lasi.1f1cd Adi. 1bey're the easu.•s\ way t.o fllld JWlt the items and ~-you need' cae: IBDIBE ILllNS CD. OV[R !JO YU1ns OF SERVIC[ MEW LISTING In The Fabulous Rays ide Cove Community W /Security Gate. Nr J>ri v. Beach On Ray. 2 BR + 2 Ba. OrlginHI Mode l Home. Furniture t nc lud. Pool, J ac uzzi. Call To Jnlip •ct. SUPERB DUPLEX On Capistrano Reach . Each Unit Has 3 Bit + 1'~.r . Wonderful Location W /!'iec lusion & Leisure On The Sand Midway Between L.A. W ffil n Diego. Com e Ins p ect This Gorgeous S mog· Free & Te mpe rate Locale . $750.000. (i) --....... ~ ... &31 -1• JI I DOY• DIJYI • r::·i.r.:•llMRUllJ 1· r r r r 1· I' r r 1 • ~ii•W I I • I I I I sat•M4.ITS AMw.,.. .. C ............. 1100 .. I '"COUMTIY conAw 5hlng_Jed cottage amid the eucadyptus trees of Shoreclitrs ! Really auracUve 1 3 bedroo m s. 2 baths, 2 bric k fireplaces. pegged and grooved noon, beam ccUJngs and delightful gardens. Everything is upduted (but you'd ne ver guesK 1t! fl looks old and UvH ne w!> Don 't forget , Shoreellrts has a private beach Th~ price on this Unique Home is $300,000. U~l(JUI: t1()MI:§ R(;ALTOAS'. 675 6000 7443 E "~' C11<111 H1ghwav. Corona d~·I Mel• Jl-.o ,,, M•">d V1•1rlt• .11 !>4l> 'J9!J() 1~nJ:JJter1 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE IS9·0t11 CAMEO SHORES STATUS Enjoy the pride or ownership ln this lovely single level 3 bdrm.. 2 bath home. with s pacio us d inin g area; 2400 sq . ft. or living space. Oversized 2 car ga ra~e with exceptional cabinet buill·lDS. You have a key to a private ocean beach. a lso a luxurious pool in your own front yard. $289,500. OWNER WILL CARRY-I 00/o on this beautiful 4 Bedrm. 21h bath hom e in La ke Forest F eaturc•d in L.A. Times Hom e Section. Home has deck with benc·h seating. $109,500. c .. 11 Craig. 631·1266 • If/MAI of costa ...... "'-· .......... bHce.. a.c. 214 f. 17th Stnef, co ....... 631·12'6 Nulmnw1d1· N1:twwk 11( lnc11v1dually Own1·d and Operalt'<I rtf•al F:slal<' Offit·l·s ~le1tluy 9"-2165 Sq.Ft. H.oorn for a .irund 1m1no. p11.111 tucked 111 1·on vcri.a Lion ar ea rormul rhn· ing. or 11rranl(t• your lifestyle lm m<'nNc master swte indudinl( a round bed • 2 m on • bdrm.'\, 21,1. bath." Warm c:olors and vunuH W1111 mf(for you ~ •PUBLIC* •NOTICE* 20HOMES Mo 9MallfyiMJ! 'lll.e'li' honwi. nre loc·ntrd m Anaheim. Buen& l'urk TaM.1¥& ™• home of ubv 1ou1 q1u1llly r eatur•·• • bedroom.1 . 3 b•tb11. 11 Hp•ralt f1mlly room SHORECLIFFS VIEW M9MY .... ~a s,ac1 .. 11121A Ownfr '1 u nit w i th n.reph1ce + lhr.-e 2 on 2 Be uniu. Call 641-~ for more detatla --e: HERITAGE REALTORS with wood burn1nl( lmpoalnc •ton• fa <'ade fi~Ke. ~le1ant (ormal ,Pvcs way Lo amprenlvr d&nfq •od •n tr wide entry hi.II reatu rina llUll'Way to the balcony 1iptr•l •t111rtase leadma overlooldn1t th!! Ii vin1e to maan1f1unt ma11t.-r room and entry Th" rt-11r lllllt' fo'11bulou11 rountry i--lllliil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 r. a r d I 1 I u s h I y lut.chm •hi.I'~ ocun & and.IC'a~ ar ound the l'U\YOO v1ew11 Lar1u• lot, 36' &wimmwf( ~ with room for puol lncrw1blt· bo&rd,11bde lc ll' pnva<'y f a mily h o rn •· Po r wall ~need to~ll quJek pnvat.e 5bowina call ly at onJ,y l14l.500 Call ~ 751·3lil CSELECT "91 TPROPERTIES £1\41 BIG HOUSE! Uttte Price! Unbellevablt.' value' ~ bdrms + Jac u.uj' ' Unly 180.VOO' .Cr;,rkl1 n l( hreplace• Enterlainer'I ~Uo· Can't hut at th111 pnte' 'Call 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON .. .. . .. .... ..,.,.c ...... 640..5357 TopofSpyC)ktl1 Custm IOI Plltlfl" fi()Oll ' r hume. gre11t vu $350.000 ~3fl39 1024 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MO! MO! tolO! tolO! It's Mot Toohrfv._ To btein ~iini ~bOut a ~ home! 3 bedroom home 1111Ui dlnlntC. family ~ llPd fireplace. P atio and healed pool Don't miSJ; 1t' $85,000 RK R <:all MO li..!O TAlllELL. -· llAUTYHAS lllHCAPTURIO In Ut•'I 11~r 4 bdrm 3 baU\ M~• Verde homt• 2 story, custom pool lit Jl.lruui. tern (1<' ramily home <.:all 646 ~ for more informntlon ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS No qua.IJfyuij(. loan <'011l11 SH.SOC> l-0 1..X.-ov.-r 4 llr 2b;1 dbl ~:.r. ut1I rm. pall<>. 2 pool'I. Jar . l'h' etc Monllcello Condo i--_•_•_•_-_·~~~--_________ 1 175 326 l <ital pr1<·•· INDIVIDUALITY _..00 /mo 1nr lud1•11 pr1n c1paJ. int~r~t. taxes. 1r1 ..tCHA.IACTO .,urunM'. w:1tn «. m .un ·a.o. l"-d l enanC'•• Own I /\ 1(1 $255,000 CALI. NOW• M 1kt• or Trcint.'ndous <'urb uppeal Kay_!!! 1301 __ family ·home. 2 lllory 3 A few OIJot.'fllOl(i. exlbl for b1•dronm with la r ge qwilih~ hccrlbl-'<I pro b r I (' k f I r l' p Ill(' I'. r1·ss1onal:. lo Join out hardwood rtoors IO ltv1nl( s\aH room and room to ex Call J Krf'mhai. pand 2 rar garage plus * 2 ON A LOT * boat tor11gc area Eaatlide Co.ta M•ta WATI Hf HONT A 2 bdrm pl uh :S hdrm in ltOMI -, ready lt> move· 111 ('Ond 1 R[AL ESfAIE uon. both with jtlir:tjtl'' 631 111(.)(J l>nv ... t)v Dt'I MIH und NEWIM MEWPOIT IEACH CUSTOM HOME LASTOf''7 4 Bt. 3 W. ma:.wr bdrm retrt•ul. 2 frplc,,, formu I dJrung. J rar garal(<'. ap prox DJO sq ft 22'17 La Linda Court $1H!l,$00 Oranj(l ::,t1 ct•l!> Jml 1·:ill 1'.11 K1·nt $12, ~.oo 752 l!f.?A> . j QUAIL A.!~S~. to,-. Tlf 1:)0 ,...._, Look! Owner's Deliaht N r w I y p a1' n t l' d J l>c'<lroom cxc•rot1v1• home• with n •moc1Ph'fl kitchen. dJrunr<. fomlly room anl1 ( 1 r •• p I ,, c• c· M o r l' ' s12:1n~o Ut<lt c..:1111 !PW 1no TARBB.l ~· YETHAHS No down for VETS 'iuper family hom1 -. i.p,11·1ou1o 3 ttdrm 2 bath, 111cluclm1t ram1 l v r oom w i th firf'f)IUt'(• Wc•ll (l}~ah•d. rwar 'rhooh /\-.klnl! nn ly f77 .000 To Wt' ,-,,11 540-11.'ll ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS ()Wn(>r //\l(cnl. 642 216'1 ur :1 tv~ und ... r f70.00ll 1n 673-ln82• --<.:a.i., M~a Call ownt•r liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. WATHFltOMT Pwr tfloal. dupl<'Jt on lei?al n 2 lot c•lmw lo '>hop, · Lld<1 V11lal(t' a reuJ valUt• for $24!.I.~' lc6oa lay Prott. RHlton • 675-7060. for mon.· dt-l111~ 67~ 511tJ2 TWO OH A LOT I 3 Rll I 2 Bl< ~ood Eai.ls1de loc;i\mn. owner aru<IOW. SJ~. OQf I sunao IHVESTMEHT FOUR..ftLEXES 1----------•IDaM roiftt 1026 2 s1dt· hy llldf" ownl'r''I EASTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• unit With f1rt•µl;11•1· IO caeh <l·pkx owner will I RR older hom ... H 2 1111 twlp fr m.1n<'f' Ofrl•1t•cl .JI d•JM' in SW.000 Own..r only Sl~.000 t'Jc·h ('all will provide f1nanl·1ni: S40-3661i Roy McC_., Rltr. 541.77z9 'Nltela11 Roal Estat e In<. .. :lt•j.!;Jlll '111 1:11' r. .. 1111\· homi-. w11M•1·.in & vallt•\ vtt•w' ('om1n1: -.011n 54!> ~111 M.11(ntlll'l'lll ()('Cl.Ill Yh'W l\1•w :J bd. 1~1· rm' 1 :1rt1 h1I -. •'I> "" I 1• I /\ It l WALK TOSllOl'l'INli ~. PRIC .. :D ltlGllT ATS147.!150 and Cypn.•M1 Th1•y ;ire ("'llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,, bcutg hqwd&ll'd and th1· l)wner 1s wilhn11 to l'nrry the loaru. on thciw homl"t> with no quahfyin~ or loan (c"f'R Minimum dn payment imd lt1w mon- thly payment.lo. Pnn KEIP9.25% LOAM ' !G:J06Z.I 1.w1 :>112 Sl!l.000 down 1111'1 1·11:.ls I Ix.Inn I hhwk to ~ \. Goll Oll.tr.c.-~i.WJ I ull Ht:At rr. :i yf ol1l :J hr " bo, many upl(rJtJt•l>, xlnl arf'o 184 ,11()() Uy uwnr 496 217fi, 7~1 13'\J 4'dt~-IOIJM C.Mid~ .-.. ~· OUR BUSINESS IS YOUR AUSIN,.:SS IMTHESTED- ln Buy1nl(, Sellinl( o r Renting Prof>f'rty'> CALLnn:~:Xl'ERTS Lou Brechtel & A111>1Jt' 229 Manne Av Ua I lsld <'•Pal., only CONTACT WorldAf#. Ill MortCMt 541-0800 Sell Wllh F.ASF.· lt 'u RR Et-:z..: 67§.1331 Classil1ed Ads M2 5#i711 file~!.~ OPEN WED. 12-4 TWO AME IAY ROMT OffalNGS IAUOA PEHIHSULA POINT 2266 CHAMMa IOAD Classic Quality home. 6 bedrooms, 4 b a th, <including separa te guest suite w/kitchcnettc) pier a nd dock. 3 car ~aro~e. securit y syste m , 45' x 110' lot. $975,000 PIOMOHTOIY IAY 600 HAllOI ISLA .. DllVI Pier and slip as well 88 poolsized ya rd on widest part of Promontory Bay. Qua lity c us t o m built 3 bedroom , family room. formal dln1ng room. on the water . $795,000. ACOUMILLIAMKllCO. 644·9060 ... _ .... $0-.. .._ """ ~ .... ,W'lf ...... , ·-· ,.,_ ., __ SHW' S M\151 movc, 7 da Own(•r puys buy<'r'' col>l:. U1w :J br. H yr-; new Atlruc-11111· fa m n1• 1 ~h horh11111I 1)8,000 Cu ll now• 11./\1 . l'IN(;tllN llf':AJ.TOR~ 1>'75-434.fl CAPE COO STYLE Two hr. 2 ba condo l'o<1I Many 11mcmtws Cl11s1• 111 evt•ryth1nii Only S71.fJOfl A homl• thal you f·un re• ally enJllY 979 $37() URGENT! Redllced from SI 17,000 to S'8.000 Owner h.11,. mnv1'fl I•"'·'" l:lflc1 I!> WlJllll)lo! to f'!O .. t• dnolh1•1 ,.,,row uru1·n1 that h1· i.1•11 hi' l11Vt•I\ 1BH Mes11 Vn<fl' hom" Compart• fut yo11r~1·1f 64§.1103 646-6789 ~°"leach I 040 ••.••••••.•.....•...... IB>IOOM wtthR.V. Sr.ACE $15,000 C'11ll u.' ahout lh1i. '1har11 I LM••lruom. famllv nmni hof"rn· with rorrnul 1!1111111• ancl 1•nou.ih 1111 -.11 ""' 'l>J<'l' for J .:1 1•yhu11111I bu,., ALLSTATE 644-7211 AEALT~~ ~~,~~~·~:~ .. 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ourux Two 2 hrlrm 11n1ll> +ownl'I 's hlr!('.IWlt)', !l~l ltr will l111 11 n r 1• ~9.000 MIWPORT HACH llALTY 675°1642 t· a r t h I on , • • ,1 r pt' I ., • Lar~• 1 orn•'r lut ~II h trailer nrC't>fl'" $>17 .!">Oii' ' TalltoledC~t WeU1hft! 754·1202 WHAT IF••• there w11,. u spat'llJUh :1 br, l,1 r~·· OPl'O la•""' 11dd<-d fa111 rm. fci1 rna I dmmi.: rm, ,11 th1• l'111I ol ,, qwel l'UI •k O,lll' .. ll l'l'I f<K only $>17.~·· Sou11tl"' 1(1101.P It 1,;• Call now' 00·7221 ~.~~~!?.~~ ~ VllW! VIEW!' . 21 IAYSIDE 0,... HcMtH ~t,Jiff batty F.._t.u nl<'t' 2 II H •·11n1fo AXER UPPER overlookin11 t•hunnt•I :111cl boat.II Only SI 57 ,500 f"OK ltffOHMATION t 125 lcryll• Dr. 0,... s.. I ·4:30 CAU 644-72 I I ~Nl(1(L 111\ll [V !.,, l\~SULl l\I [5 5"61.ASS SPICIAUSTS Oc...Ylew ~r 61\llfll, l'orhrnoulh modeJ, 3 b •dronm &t family, formal dlnlnj( room. Lowe11l pnct· In $p111la11 at $347 .~00 0wMr want.JI olfor. :M31 Suntu /\n11 /\Vt'. l"M ~.000 Only $.'IOOtJ down Assuml' !l'"I': lorin Nu pumts. no c rc'illl C'he1'k11 3 bdm1, I'• b11th, Inell yord G11llcry of llorncs KJrk Lamb. 11:11-0llOO llAMOMIW TOWNHOMIS "Mtt.w Wooch'' ( F~uudc• bJ11t11 M 1·110) ~3:'l89nta /\no Ave. ,.:nill•h Tudor i &:i Rr 1pht level. 2&3 r w1 lllrMl(I', f rpl l'"' tnlCn>w•ves. Mrronhous~ windows, pool , 'P " Tl".NNIS r0t1r1 From 189.950 646 0001 or9~ 1920 · Ot!velO~ by Wood\n•t1 Ckv Co IYOWNH G reat h o m f'<1, flt x flnanc1n1. beat aro111 ~ Tht fut..sl draw In thr Golf COWM H ... West. a Dally Pilot tt._.e ~ BR. 3 bw. 1tva11 a .. mf!llt Ad 64.2·58'78 211 11•.~ $4!136.311 . I i\-.'!umc loa11 1'',IOlll"l11• .I llH. family rm, honw 111 II B X I r l " ll" I fir •· SJ17.000 Star tk(lf .. ~ .. tut•·. 754~ POOl&SPA !'M1fl('r upwr.•ll1'fl 1 lldrm St•awind w1l h '.iull•·, M•xy l'llllVl'I ,;, llOO ptl , -.pltl l•·V••I , •'l.lhlom 1J1..10I & 111111 1tir1•1·l ly off rruti.Ll'r ltclrrn I•. x I ,. r' ,, I , l' a I .. I ... .. 111m1 ... 111111· & 1n111 ~·.11,. ~llh '"""'·"" .•1111 111114'!111 Only I 1111 It· I 11 I ht• hl'Ml'h 01 t·;tf 1'011 ll1wh. $1 IJ,000 V /\ 111 C•111~ RMl&tat.Prof Pnrfntloftal• 963.a377 5-kett ROMOn Tub 1.a(,\k'fl\11 f(uCQut•t t'I uti ;>1., YN•~ n1•w 1700 1 "'l (I l'rof1•,11l•111.tllv l'Ul"J)('tOO llM c1r••l>l'1l :"I b11ltl tlul llln 1)()1 •t. '"J111·-.. m111:h rnor1• Off Pn'il fur SJOO,!'IOO _ __,_ .. r.:-.-..• lt ' ' I'• 0 962·"'471 l':J: 546·8t03 1044 .•..•.•••.•••.•........ WOODIRIDG E CONDO. 2 Ur. I t~ bu, nr h1k1', pool llt 11 p a S 1• 11 I' r m ,, y f1n8n<'c. 16900 Uk r ~617l lnveston·1de11I t•nanta 111 u p "fl r a d e d 1· n h cl n• . Oranaetrec l'l'l'I ·1~. ~7 $18,000 /\i.,Um••' 'I 34 loan. Own1•0 111"1 ~(1725 --- Twtlerocll Gletl No. 3 plan 48K. 21,.y bu, fam rm. 2 frplct l't1tli;h •r bdrm hu j 1cuu1 l-A>t.11 of r1odwoud de<-kinr< l'ool 1ht> lot. $201UOO liy owner IW-OllU ' I .... •D..._..• ~~.~.~.!~.~~ ~~.~.~!~~...... l~. Januwy 30. 1979 DAILY PILOT (;$ ~L.... IOH ________ ,..._,,.,.,., 2000 ....... u.twsd•d Uwfwm•d u ....... d . ••••••••••••• •••••••••• llYBSIDI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft1tOCIC~or ,._ 2 Moclflecl 4 BDRM 2 8.ATH llJ7 .soo f et! ~ SaUSu.n I $ "a11 auJe of bVr)', l~vttl lot c-y accf!IJC lo ~ach ln ~Arlington oru. 9:i 7 UMTS.C.M. r--.. ..._. lll2 c.-.. M9-3222 • -IHclt 3241 Klt'1J, hut 2 mlln Sooth -.-~ ~ U>e LLv .. ,..lde Fwy. & 3 84!aut. new bu1 ldlnl(. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• milee from Tyler Mall '°'1'el>l•ces. xlnt location. N~w :l bdrm, 2~ be. 4?3 l:k-tbany Dr .... ,,..,. ...... ~ p.auu. mlonr rt' l\M.lni. 11Jt!11I for homl.' & 1nt'omt• Jlurr)', onlv IUll !jU() PAMntly In naveJ• & TSLlnvml.I M2 1803 1i11o1rage, frplc. + xtrai. valenc1aw Suitable for lllAK IYIM SPY6LASS ...a. Oct!l6n view. Clote to hotne or lot 11ubdlvlslon I 5•10 oo~ Poa LIASI lihopK .. bcaC'h. No smnll ll.2.000Pt1raC're 7 4 """ kids/ no P.il•. Av111I. 7U.DJI 644-2542 Mi.ow.ion RN1lly UH 117.H • Plex " Sntel f"am1ty Tha·s 6BR home has a beaut1'fu1 view of J1m./1Ws. rTOO•tiM ti(rm TurtJ. H.oc-k Oleo ~ Br 3 bil. 3 rar pr . A (. 1pal't' tor RV O"'ttr111at l'lloaofo ~ Jv1 1\utlcrwk. Nt'W 2 bdrnl d<'fl. 2 ti. <'oodo lk•"1 \WW, l&: r t'\lad llll Ull &fl•dN al ,WU 0\UIN 714-&M...cm THI COLONY J IJl'drooro, ;:1., tiath n1tooy home l lpl!tlll ~ )UU mu.t k"O lh• h~1· hooua room t 'h••1hl1· lcrtr'CI -.~ THE RANCH .... ..,Lot •113 bo;}t l ll'f>.!\ -,l I\ IJ .) ""'' lfhJl •l I " M l't.k c h .. rm1n1: J UH 2 bJI • 111• "" hpl htl•d P•'Sll~d llono wood P•ncl11111 ho 1>k'h"h f'•. P•t1o. IK't"lll\ •Ide th•)' 1-'r,. 'IWpil lt) b.<8C"R :'<J I nd l'n1b1Ut.> ,.... Aa"1n1£ Si!IO, 11ub11111 .• HllltM homt' "" •·ntt It .! lot. can •dll unit llbi l'f>.(, Al.t t.!\ RF. I 1'0 H 1!>4 T~lH tW llW'llit.U J Ur J 1!11, 2 lutchl'n~. l. l rvk)>, 1 .. ni r m . ICll •cH"k i.hup ~rb 11('1"110 \ lt'W (ulh apt '<J m•nY bllni. lii!10.000 "'/2od l'L> .it II Pnnc only l'Jll TH '1M 23t.:. MOllNIAI Ahli\ lllAttMtm by uwo'-'r 1 hd, .1ll 1111111r1al ""ood 11..ik 114'->0I, (rpk \anl Xlnl for ,.,_~moon t(I ocean VI~' Jt~.000 ·~ 11191 SOUTH LAGUNA IS A COi.NM OF PAIADISlt WALM TO THI llACH -All ..._ .--1 ....................... ... ............ Un .............. ... w. .... ..,,,,_. ...... , $1Jt,too 'llVATI COMMUNITY OP TMlll AICH IAY -Cosy Z •1•11• ..._ ................. .._,....s... • ,..W. -.d •tett1t lay ......... f 1/Jo/o lomwttlt2~•·"-$205,000. WOOD AMD GLASS HOMI - Dw .. l .... u-. ) .... retllll ,. ............. w ..... -...... of .......... ~~ to MC~ •Meftt c ........... u.1.000 eblnpo 4tt-4551 67)..4400 '· Au ume. Seller will --- 0 .. M t Npt Harbor & the ocean. formal Lv L.ot-ota. 3250 HAAB " ~~~f.Y X;f0~:· <ia;'y'~. rm & dlnlng rm, den, breakfut nook . ••••••••••••••••••••••• &6~43880r 536.2498 separate guest BR/BA, Jae., alarm 3d~~!h':r: r~~"J ~"J: /\ IJl\'"ll•ll OI II u rlk>r I nv1"<l rnt•ril l'I> INdt?roperty I JSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home for you & your boat Venlur11 Cty. Mandalay Bay town.hc:>u5c w /dock. 8i.rg•ln . O wn e r blli8S-6:ll3 C rcW ,.. .. ..., 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DowwfoWR &....-. RtUIJ bldg. with approx 2800 sq. ft.. comer loc Xlntb\ly. $290,000. ff.ea.looollllCS 675-6700 *DRIYEIY * 2544 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA & then caU concerning this outstanding pro· perty. PLAZA NEWPORT UALTY 97S..0616 Principalt0nl,y system, intercom. fully landscaped. puuo 11tr~e shed. ~1 All utll. & maintenance included in mo. ~lltllj6~-- llACH FfXH l $1QU\ o SI 11,000 ease -per m . San Clemente 1'ri·Plex. c.11 .... or.._.. 712.ffOO p ra C'ed to •ell. Well located BERTHA ll~Nltv REALTORS 21SDelMar 492·4121 c.e.w... 1224 tkll ... •leech l240 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.-i-o~ 32$2 ······················~ S~ATEHltACf; Deauttrul Home 3 bdrm. 3 ba. f"ortrual din. prlvak comm. w ith tennis. Jacuui & be:.ich. Stli:i mo 7~9223 or 499-461 I New-eleganl·2 bedroom AltMISTIAD & CO •2br ~· poul, jacunl 9550. or 2 bedroom +den (Ille Shore1'l Cu.-cl homt• P'roperty M...+ Nr. s. Csl Plaza $350. $.'575. Cedar & Wtndow 3 RR 2 ea, wood burn1n~ SINC .. 1921 Ch1ld4 ok . No pets . home. Five blocks lo f k . Fam Rm. formul C4Forlftfo 833-897 · beach. Private 2·c:a r 1.mn{l , elec ..ear door. 141644-9470 4 tu'. 1 ba. huge fncd yd. ~e, ,..ully main small pd OK . S7011 . c7 guest rm off dbl gar. · yard. Adults, No Beach, rec fac11. 493-lfJ7~ uCJ\ ....... ...., pets. lnqwre at 527 18th Loht.SM UOO .....,.mo ... ,..._eves Stred. (714l96CHJ33t. Ld.Fonst 3255 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 4 Br. pool, no pet.S. ssso. -•••••••••••••••••••••• • WtU trade2...., resort acres mo. lst&last. SlOOclean· Executlve home. 2 miles S'JOS. 1.30· on the water• J on lake 111 Elko. Nevada Ing fee. 557-6181. to beach, 3 br, 2 ba. fam bdrm. 2 ba. with pnvat~ I h llbo rm. frpk. dihwhr. Pro( dock. wet bar & A/(; or cas · sa at. car, $450 2br,l 'hbacoodo,dbl landscaped . In d . Avail. now 24 301> 67di!7m687oods. gold, e t c . gar, f/p, pool, jacuui, gardener. Many exlras Poochartra1n 754-1900. " Weslblull Village, Kids Ok No pets S650. Will trade l sub-divided 6G5290. Agt. No fee. !164·2566 : Miisiclll Yt.jo 3267 lots.1..as Vegas, for cash, 973-2971. •••••••••••••••••••••• • satlboat. car, diamond.a, Compl. redecoral~ l?br 3 year old 3 br. 2 bu. fnrd l!tc. 6'1r>-7687 yrd, pnv. gar. No pets 3 Br. r~ <.'Ondo. l mile to yd S?llrage kuJs & pet:- /\ t>uauurw • t>Nruom 1 i.lory priced 111 on h "·000-. Tbb horn\' 111 th• R&nch lil't!ll of h \ uw 111 t.'a:Wy Wdayit l>cs t hu)' Mlwportleoch 1069 _...._ l•---------i ·•••••••••••••••••••••• ea,Mttr.o I 078 1100 Puno ocean views. So. Laguna. Plans & coastal R·t. 2 lots. SlO'J.000 eaeh lot Owner //\gt. 831·6150 or496-582t S375. lst & last +SlOO bch. Total rt•t· pkg ok' S44s. Agt No fee. dcp. Oys only 9.5 for lmmed occup avu11. 011 1 964-2566· !nJ 2971 appt. 646-3881. 642·3237 yr lse. (213 > !ll9-S541 ----'·----- CUSTOM MODEL Shown by usipo1ntml'nl ooly. This fabuluus 1>l11gl~ story 2.20<> sq ra 4 bt<droom home 1s I rn PQllSlble t.o descnbe. Sec· in~ Is u must to a p prec111te the SO add1l1onal umen!Ues built Into thu; luxundus home Call for ddails. ~-H/\NC:H f.: I !\ l f Y ~)~) 1 2000 WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS ~1roui; of hvini.i in lh(• beaUllfuJ Lakeside 1•om mwuty Of Woodbnd~l.'y We h11vt• homes ava1la· ble in lhe price ranf.lc from $72.000 to S14S,OOO Plcw.e call for detm 1:. MOHAICHIAY THUCf s.-n.-,at1on1tl family home on u lurl(c view lot. Hdrmis • fumlly room, k1trhen with f1repluc1., pool & J C'or garn1:c Room to expand. S27~.ooo 4!1 Coldw~ll Banker JMoruin:h Oay Pia.ta Laguna Niguel 496-7222 831-0136 LOIJIMO~ 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GATE GUARDED COMMUNITY 2 lktnn. 2 bath, lower c.vmer UllJl above Dana Manna. Pvt pulJo, dose Lo pool, tcru11s crts & i;pa Encl. ~aruge + guest parking. Shows like brand n e w . Asking $79.500. 493-9494 495-5220 496-24 ll 830.5050 ·~ooo DOWN• 3 Br. µooJ Npt 111.l. As ~uml'?! tial vi $1~.ooo. Sl2001rou /\pprox 10',{ mt No C'rcdll 1w1.•ded Owni:r will t'arry, va cant l.'.ull MS-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:JUll..DERS CLOSE OUT ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• l-Jt·~anl 4br 2...,bu, J car ..:arage, J1n111g rm. 4PLEX pu11eledtamrm.2frplcs. Choil·e H unting ton 2 contiguous R·I lots, wel bar, laundry rm, 8 eac h Io cat 1 o n . Village of Northwood. premium carpeting. Scheduled growth $1380 <former parking lolll lor Take over existing loan per mo. May carry small models). Plans included. al 91 ,•.;. SlSIJ,500. 26991 2nd . S 1 9 9 • 9 5 0 . $4.5.000each MfW LISTIMG Via La Mirada 831-2443. Owner/Broker 842-7407 640-5112 Broker DOVER SHORES DUPLEX MoWe t.... / IAYCREST s.taAllCI 1010 TrtrP'rb 2300 REALLY s pec ial S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t.side Costa Mei.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner may carry small "-·•-M Ba s d v II t:klrm. lar)!t' & lovt•ly 3 fldrm. $67,900 V /\ or 2 0 d . S 1 1 9 • 9 5 0 U\'C'nu1..a Y 1 e 1 age farruly home F II A Ok . Co untry Owner/Brokersu.7407 3 br Mobile Home, Newly UNTTEU 8 1t0K F.RS kitchen. lluge lot. Walk decorated $27,500 term s Call Ch.-ofor uppl to park & shops Star IRcw Property 2000 Boat Dock. rvt BC'h. 646-7414 548-2739 Keal l:btulc, 754~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Po o I . J a c u z z 1 Ti'-&.1... IOtO ~y•vSHELTaa? Clubhouses. BrokH / "N .. 8.BEAUTY.. -.._ """' ·~ Own e r . 631 ·4920 / ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triplex .. CM. ~!?!·.~ bi~. PRICE REDUCED IE THE FIRST Ttip&ex .. Org. ...., ...,., ------- Ea s t b I u r r b cu u t y to live In Uus custo m 5 4-Plex ... Anh. $130.00 .._. .. Dn«t w/pnvak yard 3 h1i: HR + IJbrary home on 3 4 BRHse.CM. S76.50C Resort ' 2400 hdrm. .... 3 l>:i. frml din rm. level 'ft acre view loca· 3BdrmHse + Guei;t Ils e· ••••••••••••••••••••••• (1Yl'rs1ze<I fmly rnt Jui.I Ba r I Santa Ana .. $72.500 31-' c d I ood n.:ht for a l~l' rml.v Ovt•n lion oquet Slze orma All Uruts are in good con ... rm on o · ronw Sat & Sun 1 . 5 PM dining room. t'amlly dltion.Call 556-261JO (;ounlr y Cluli, Palm 75&l50I room and huge game Uesert Ready fur or roomopens loenterla1n· C:SELECT cupuncy /\pr ll 197!1 (~IW\11Jfajit1Jj ment size decks ror addi· T PROPERTIES $140.000 Call 1tveninKs . -.. -···---·--I.Iona! fun area:.1. 3 car 7 I 4 6 4 4 6 2 ll 5 or garage, 3 fir eplaces, *~OQ DOWN* 714-bi>444ti dual heating and air con· ------ dJ nl · O 2 lir l Ba home. brand NEWIN liu ng uniLs. wner Inc pmp, assume bal of new. n ever lived in . MEWPORTIEACH will c·arry contract wilh $120,000. at Sl.070 mo. Greul tor retirement . CUSTOM HOME small down. Call now. Gross me S700/mo. Two Rtial t:st11tc 546.5 mo. 3 Br. cpts. dr'J)S. New 2500 sq n " 8d home Hewport leach 3269 bltns. wtr pd. Lge fncd above Hunt. llurbour. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yd.QWetSt 55'7-7838 many xlras. $795 Call •UDO ISLE, J BH 2 Ba , Mike960-2358 love lge. patio. S'TSO mo ~. t;.&5-6822 l-:asts1de CM. 3 BR. fam rm. no dogs, 268 COl!ta 3 Br 2 Ba. J(ara$le. n1rcly Mesa St. $t&SO. 645-9341 decoraled 1475. !162·11571 Owmulg 2 BR. 2 ba Mon ll<:ello condo. Clubhouse. pool, garage. S400/mo. Move lo rood. 675-5511 l,.ido Isle. :1 lit<. 2'11.l ba, 2211 Via l thal'n , S85 0 . &i..s-01.51.1.146·3243 2 Br condo 111.l ba pool - - Jacuzzi No pct:..'· s-&25'. S~VIEW. 4 Br 3 Ba. I~ 675-3859. Z.sty, pnv. gate, tenn1:.. pool. SlJOO. 640-0696 COLE OF NEWPORT Rt;AJ..TORS 675-5511 IWWon 4 Br. 2 ba, 2 story. nice ft.bow 3242 area. Pets & luds ok. SS50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. lsl. last & de p. req 'd. Bach. condo. with view 7S4-0038or 837-71153 Pool & Jae. across lrom .. * * T.lw9u10G ~f'emheath Costa Mesa You are the winner of beaC'h. $345 847 4525. Condo 2br 2ba bllln. pool, lenrus, beach. S750mu l s t /Ls t 0 .Jc k xlr day714 /894·17 17 CVI! llGCAMYOH DEANE CONDO For lease: avail. f'1·h bl: 3 Bdrms., 3 bath,, With s pacious hv. ari•a Lovely y.ird & ento area. $1200 Mo. incl. gardener. EILH:H HUDSON lliLTOR 644-0322 213/592·2977. Two frff Tickets Supi.•r elc~ant Condo, 1 ri tothe (Xf water. spaC' 2 Br. 21 ~ level. I. Ult, 2h ha. Poul. 17th Annual Ba twnhm. Presl1~1ous, Jae .. Z.car gar, $575. No LONG IEACH Broad.moor, brand nl.'w. 1iets. 675-3115!1. RODEO Tenrus crts, pool, clbh:'lt! S700 mo. CJ 11 To bin IEACH LIVIMG at the Long Beal'h D--• Are na . JOO t:. Ocean _ncd.l __ t.;;...y_,lj46.._'_137_1___ Hew 2&3 IR Homes Blvd .. Long Beach. 'fo WEATHERLY Bi\Y Wr1frn, L.ll .. fam rm. claim your t1 C'kets. call Prestige 48r twnhm. din. derk, pat, lrp1t ·~. 642-5678,ext272. boat altp, pool, tenni:s, ~ elcc· ~ar-opener. Hc11h * * * r h d f profci>:.1onally decorul p, w i. r , ryr, re rR. "d. 5600 & $700 ''all BBQ. Agt Diano 846-1371 ' " Jt WOODBRIDGE: ~lAt TY 551-3000 2br 2ba Condo OC'ean/ mts. YU. ~king $102,500 ----------• Call Nancy Deanna In· ~.OOO. on lot. No credit needed. v~calJon or IOVl'Slmcnt. LASTOF7 Ru ..... •• •R••TY U0.950. No down. By 4 Br. 3 811, master bdrm -~ owner will carry. Npt Owner. Uemet, CA. rctreal, 2 frplC':s. formal 15 .. 7977 area. ~5399. 548-47~ d.nung, 3 car gura.ie . ._. P· 76 U._.ITS _CM_of_C-..._...----- East.aide 4 BR. 2 ba w/Of· or840-4027eves. Marlene at 631·3444 or fice. Ltke new, '600 mo. t-.L..... 3 ..... 1_644.8889 ___ • ____ _ 937-0501 or64.S-2476 .....,_ & .. .. ·······················----------UtlVERSITY PARK Elegan t 3 bedroo m townhome wilh assum;i. ble loan An C!nd unit and you own lhe land. Call DOW. -HJ\NCH ~ HfAL TY ~ ~S l 200 0 va"t. b'75-9SOO or 759-9053. •IESTTHMS• IN TOWN Assumable 9~% Isl on Ou.<1 spaC'IOUS upJ!radC'd 3 lidrm on fee land 1n N11euel Shores. Lots of extras 1nclud1n~ .sJ<ylJghl. swmed glai.s. /\ p~ek of the Pacific SIB!*.500. EUTIDE REALTY 494-9456 ---- proic. JOO() sq. ft. 2'.!!J7 La OlherlHIEs.... " -·r Linda Court. Sl8!1.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly OWNEI Plopettf 2550 "'-·-~-/Agent. 00·2104 or ......_,,,,,._ ....__.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• """""' .._..._. Low rent. Take over ASSUML·7:i,,,, '·f bi3-0782. ,_. S. 1100 9~% loan. No vacanc1C1!i "' •" noquau Y· •••••••••••••••••••••• • Property located at 1049 mg ~.000 condo. 2 Ur. 2 ~'19.Q .~~~. $16,tOO ST&tSTOIEACH Dbl wide '61 lrailerama CDN5188) J pvt bch & per. Sub letting allowed Localed m Traeasurc ls. :mu PaC'J!k Coast Hwy. Lag. Bch. OHt!retJ by R o na1ssanC'e M . P . West 2nd St. Rialto. Ba, fplc. Pool, Jae. nr CAU..542•3676 KOlf cour s e Ownr. , ·n1 8 .. _ 1 Oceans1dt!. 1-757-4035 1or 1 o. ...,. we come IUCHFIXER ._.. SI 15.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clemente Tn·Plex. Ho.ft"'""tlted pnced to sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• Well localed 2.1.1. &.arJ-a leach 3148 F.astside3bdrm2ba. ram Lwtcondolakeset 'g.1 Lir ~StryTowflhouse &dmrm,frplc,new crpt &ba.bltns,bakony,ret' un the WATF.R with & drps, bit.Ins. fncd fac $375. 213/291·9969 ROAT SLIP included ya rd . B lo c k fro m _ __.: __ _.;.. __ .;..__ SH951mo schools. Gardener. No 0rangeTteepatio home 2 W/\TEKFRONTHOM E~ pets. Lease $625. mo. Br 2 Ba. landscaped & 631-1400 ~1737 beautifully decor aled.1----------S4.'JO mo. 5S2· 9288 4 br. den. 1621 San· ___ __;._..:..;:. ___ 2 BR 2 BA Npt Terr ron dalwood, Mesa Verde. RENTALS do. $460 mo. 15 Hig V11> $475 lsl + lasl. 549-2719 3 BR p A b $425/450 or f707 > 942-6.565 collect. J BR: 2 ~a o: : : .. SS501650 pc:r <.:rt. ~-8038_. __ KIDS mnr.. OIC. J BR. 21,, ba . . . . . $6SlJ 3 Br. 2 1111 , (rpl('. gar. •, I ---3 BR. 3 ba. , • . . . . . S625 blk lo hC'h SSSO/mo C;1 II Mesa Verde 4 bdrm. 2 4 BR. 21., ba .. $650/950 645-<mGcvs . WHITEWATER PETBt•s TOWNHOME New French l'rov. 4 BR Sharp & 1mma c. 4 BR. w/lg tlT('g lot, upgraded t'am rm. d1n 'g rm lnkriors. Lots of wood. Tas tefully decorated. Bkr. Only S32S,OOO. Outstan<l in ~ value 640-6259 Audrey K<ipdus. /\gent, ------- 64G-l.812 Hewport leach t 069 w/PoOI. Jae. fam rm. tomplclcly r(•modelcd 81g lot much more Owner will r1nanc{'. No cn'<i1t ncedl'tl. $155,0oO balance Ask for t::d Olemow 964 2455 ----- EASTILUFF /f'lon W Lowest pnte un popular plan. 1..1slcd a t only $1 19.950 GQotJ lul' l ma..:1nal1ve liuye r· decorat.or Cun ma.ke this a r~ally rin1· invcstmcnl WON'T LAST I BERmA HENRY ••••••••••••••••••• •••• REALTORS 2BR semi furn 190 Ca· 714-499-._.38.:...l_:_G_. ---- 215 Del Mar 492-4121 nyoo Acres Or. $395. Ph ,TAKE OYER II U N T 1 N G T O N 21J/J9'J-2501 or 645-8699 PAkYMEHTS l HARBOUR'S BES'l' 81g Hewporl a.ach 3169 l!f7G Klr wood. 3 br. 11 4-PLEX on corner lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• btfl park. $1200 lot a l Near new. Must be sold. Udo !sic 3 bdrm. 2 ba. patios. la r ge fenced ,1aR.ihba.SlOOONU ----- yard. $495 pe r mo Lwwry 3 br, 3 ba condo, 546-8104 Pie'<' gar opnr, frpl•'. dshwhr. tra11h romptr. Nt-wp<>rt Crest I> H • J»>I. ll'nnis. Kid . ., '>k. rw l)t•I:. $595 /\gt Ni, Ice. ~·1·2.56f;: !Ji 3-2'J7 I. 2 lg I BR. Eastside CM Call 646-7175 or 525·382M Avail now. Ultimate In Comfort •. and lov 1n ~ cu r e Turt.Jerock Broadmoor, I bdrm., 3 ba. Central ;.itnum with waterfall rt.'u yard with lotul pnvacy. Stef)!> lo JH111I & Wnn1s courts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWNER Grcal h o mes. fl ex financing, best areas. 54.5-3639 OCEANFRONT Jbr. 2ba. furn. ldcal loca· lion W Newport. By Owner. $435.000. f'rinC' Only 64Q.~ DOVER SHORES Gorgeous house-best \'lt.'W 4Hr, 4ba, ram rm. /\/(;, 3 C'a r. $450,000. Owlwr. 714/646-4769 eves. ~~ rrrm~o.~~eEZ cf~~-make and orrer. llas home. Feb Is l. to July OAC: <3467 ). good assumable loan. I.st. No children No pets MOllLEHOME SCOTT REALTY S750pcr mo. 675·0tHS Dix J BR 2ba. E·s1de. ~t tul E.stite STORE 536-7533 l1rpk , encl yd. l:ardener, 't523 CAMPtJ5Dll·IRVl"E Spac1ou. 1849 · J 8r, 2 ba h.se newly re -(7l4I MS-a2S c An:h;1 1 m 956-1011 SIX & FIVE 3202 de<'rt 'd, l'll>l'd thruout, ---- OPe..... D•ILY Westminster 1148-8895 OwnerwtUsplitumts No ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0-Point 3226 patio. W /D, 1·11mml•----••••• llt·11ut decor 4 UH. 1111n.i 1111. d111111g rm .. J II;,, f.1m1ly rm, ClL\lom 1lr11,, lpk. radio 1nt('rru111 . BflQ. grdnr int'! SI .~I ~)7f~ .....,. ~ qualifying, no loan rees. Belmont Shores. on the ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool /t('nms rrt.s. r hhtrn' •LIDO ISLE• Comer location. beamed,---?n contract. Boom1nR WU'. 3 Rr, fam·rm. I ~• 2 Hit Condo. ocean \U. platy yard Yarrl mo1nt CC1hng.s. frpks & noor to TRADE OUR ar~ . I mile to ocean ba. :? <•ar nar. sundeck 1 1 .... 25 c 11 mr S50tJ mo 963-13!!1 3 RI<, l hJ. J.n: Sun11v ·~"1•~0 windows that ar 2 BR. 2 BA mobile home Prine pals ly A•k r r " enru!i, poo · .. · a D. ll \ t ,~ ..... ,, d I k . I on ... 0 5387 Appi an Way . 714 /833·4669 Mr Hcd Henta"e Pk 2hr. l '~b". nl 0 I Ci:C:Sl\ II tcnn1i. ford a view or a Sloelooed in a u l par nr water Bill Norton, Agt 3650/mo 2131001 ·S331. di k .. • "' tx·h & dub (.'n II Fr Jnk pallo& i:arden l't•atures Ht.d pool, Jae. beach & 541-0800 .~.:.. i-•~ 3206 c patio. pool Nt•w' l'\11 Karl, (213> ~ 7!1()(1 that make 1300 Su:o.,(•x docks. We want ll 2·3 BR --New 2hr 2Vzba rondo J>Cl.'>. S39S !j,.lJ-8600 f••••-•-••• Lane a desirable hclmt• 2 BA home w /pool or •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• 2sty, Zlrplc. overlooluni.t ---- - $167,500. W1 ggenhQrn r oom + C'.a :s h ---------•RR 3ba,dl.'n,'11ningrm. p ool and Jae $475 Wood,bndgl.'JBr. I'• ba J Br l Bacoodo,,gllcvel. 1Ut.rs,b75-6lli0. Ownc r /Bkr. 67S·3197 •UCi'MJIDATIOH• p11l10 w1gai. bbq. New 496-5391. nt'W Newtaki•&park:. m•wly drcoratl·d. S625 EAGU'S NEST mo s l w k n d s o r --20 HOMES-tile. very clean. $775 Nopet.., ~. ISJ3.~ /\~ 159-0~ TM 1"'"5 LIDO ISLAND Zl.3/"54-18'17 LOW DOWN &'7>1442 B Taro 3232 Deerfield Townhou"" 2 Saft Ct...ttt-e--J-2-7 6 RARE OPPORTUNITY ~~.ll.;'1~.{'v2a1~8:,1e101:~ ;,~SINGLE S• (;h1ld 1pet MoQdf1 i Yearly 28R 2ba frplc. 1.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm. 2 ba auto .:ar;Jiti· ••••••••••••••••••••••• TO ACQUIRE FROM naturalwood usetl lmrk park. Nr. lleuch. SJC.~ftCJ patio. Beaut iful (.,10!le tofrwy.4br.2 ba, o~ener, 559·!1325 aft l.AJWl\':!hr,pal10 &1•rul ESJ'ATEOf'ORIGINAL · Hu"c yord new roof Ownerlo C'arry.Lowlow •sso1mo . 645 ·6983, fml",pat10,fncdyd,0 ar It~ yurd N1•..ir h1·.i t h & stained i;:lass Qwet " • . • negative. Prlnc1pa l!I :?..,,,,,,16 ~,.' ,.. Dt-' $1 ( r OWNEH. THIS "UN · end or Island. ·owrwr parch,shed.Parqnrs,lo ,,......., Kids&~o~.$4~./\l{t, Wi.llows -:lbr,2 1.ia,frplr, .... Ut·t oo rom rl•nt or COMMON" & SCARCE 3 financtng available. No rent. S17,500. Pb 493-8837 on154y9. •7991 Hutch Corona del M• 3222 oolee. 964-2566; 973-297 1. dshwhr. patio. fncd } d, manager of K un1h No 8.EGAMTE B R . t:NO UN I T . bk s f es Prin o I ._•-•...a-1•00 aar,k1ds&,....t.r,ok.S415 expcr ncl'. 11102 Calli· RccondJt1ooed home on UN F. QUALL 1-: D ple~.No~gtsneedc~lr. :;:.=r.-.!'!:.=. •• :... A14. ••Br••ho•••••••d••1·.~··••••tsu l•it•Valey 3234 Agt. no re';. 9ti4·ZStiti. 1 .. u.'l liolos !'>41i·5704 beautilul greeobclt.New PRIVACY. COM M/\N· $229,000646-5288 7 2 .me.a u .. 'l,nopc . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 973-2971 SantoAna 3280 plush carpct ·newpolnt · DING BAY VIEWS & _;,_________ SACRES garage u rdener, $425 Excculivehome 4 er2 Ba. -------- new walhpiaper . new UNLIMITED POTEN· SPACIOUS 2BR. den OR. Tic :t yellow ribbon A few operungs exist fo r mo 675-7258 t h 1 I k 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O\'en and cooktor1 · lh1s TIAL VALUE. Agent LR. v1l'w+ I UR upt Qvcr 'round these oak tr~s on · reeways/sc 00 5 par · N FEES he.I. 2 bu .. community "'~ <..,,,,. " k' S quahfied. l.Jcen~ pro· 2hr Iha. uctult.o;, no pets. SS75. Bkr. 955·1«0 "'IOI Sl-<:ur11y parkin" home 18 ready for you • -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. gar+., car pr g. 2l5 • t. this ~or~eou11 5 a r re feaslonala to JOin our C a r d c n c r . ~ 3 r g . a E i\ u TI Fu L J i:; 1-· 1n .. throe bedrooms nnd 211'11 • Andr ews Rd. Sec by paret•I Just wniung for staff.Call Heasonu b le r e nt. IW ... Oftle«ll 3240 FERSON MODF.I. IN ~Imo 5.'>7·5415 hulhs, s hake r oor . a THEILUFFS appt.AgtCraoe540..0608 ~n build your new CallJ.Krembas 6'7S.'12!>8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODBll ll\GE-:. 2 3 Hr. 11, ha condo. nu ..:z'1:<itbuy! Ab8olutely Immaculate 3 Moving out or town Must ·Broker, l /677·5001 TWOGARDEH New 3 Bdr. 3 Ba. 1 mi BEDROOMS I LUS A i·rµts. flooni Nr So. C':.I br.21.,ba,rormaldlnlng. seJJ!2bdrm.2~ba .den . orl/5:?2_·20llO __ ._____ 4-ft.EXES L~~c 1n cwhUrnadVmloor beaC'h,2,000 sq .rt .frplc, O~~~/HmloE.•LTY l'la111. r nr l. J?:iru)!t" split level condo. Open ocean view, LoU of ex· IO ACIES Eachsuperb2 bdrm. unit ·~0v cw ome. ew · patio, s imdeck. dbl ur. ~ ~ Pool. kid' play ar••a. No red hill ~ 552·7500 spaee view from Uving tras. 7~% Int. Sll0,000 Good for lot split. South has ccny wood burning security & p r ivacy f.lrdnr . no Pt!lS, ova1l SSl-2000 peb $450 640·2363 or room. and master suite best olfer. P.P. 642-9361 ol Orange Cnty investor firepla~. private patio. S8 50 I m n Inc 1 u d es now. SS75 964·2283 aft 4 li7J m1 ~~~~~~~~~I Now vacant. Offered a t eves. (21J)358-7417 days. terms. Xlnt foc:allon. and enclosed garage! ~ n e r • 0 w n e r PAHC>llAMIC VIEW Solllh._.L_~----3216 -= SISl,!iOO.Call540-lUl great growin g a r ea. $175,000 per fourplex. •TlHYCOTTAG~ 2 br, 2 bu new condo 111 ••••••• ~;: •••••••••• B k 18765717 ?Sl-1920 CodaMna 3224 Effidencydes1gn: 3blks Tu.rtlcrock. Pool. SS95 Gtusey Com,, any HOMl-4 IMCOMI l.lv~ lo-one a KR unit trnd r1•nt the o ther one! Ovt'rlooks I uah fCrrt1n golf coune & t.80 dPirec 11('(!.an view. too. S1 M.OOO • I 104 So. Coiut lliwoy in Village t"alr 1.A<.iUNA nt;/\nt 497-2457 ~~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS WESTCUFF D&IGHT l Bdrm, 2 ba ln beautlrul setting. Low dn pay. menl. $214,000. Open Sat /S un 1·4 B ob Dil'ken&On Agt. 979-8533 WA~NT 12188,000 9% a111umt1blc "3" UNITS NEWPORT BEACH Walk tooce:..n. won't lust $170.000. Call 64S..9161 . OPEN HOUSE REAL TY /. loan. O.W.C, Paper. 41~~~~~~~~~ bdrm. 4 ba. • doc k , I: ~ We. Pr1nt". on· ly. ti42-ll21 days 675-0516 evesii tft weekends. Price WIU ,Be Ral3ed $100,000 FORSUMMF.RSALE HURRYforOceonJront DUPLIX Luxul')' llome. Wst N.8 By owner. reduced lo AJ(t. 673-8250 $175.000. Bolh 2 BR units. __ s_·a_v_e..:..Sl_3..;..,4_1_o _on_r_e_e_ l blk to e>ci:11n. Good In· _come __ are_a_B7_S-0._7_5 ___ ,Claaaltled Ad11 are lhe 'n,e faslellt draw In the ans~r to 11 'urreuful West .. a Dally Pilot pr~eory11rdt11ll.'' It's 0Malned Ad. Call Today a better way lo tell mort' _________ ! M2-5'78. people! ............... -- ro e r. / · or J 9UAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• to ocean. nr. buses. mo.9M-<!154aft4!r4 c ean Vie w MonarC'h 523-4462 schools & old town. Very Summit adult C'Omm z IOACRESlnSoulhWest New Z&J bdrm. frpk . private. Waler pd. NO Beaut 2 hr,2ba.sep.m. BR&de n $550 /m o UUlb, level aod unim· PLACE blll\S, 2 car garage. MSO DOGS. lii!50 mo. S350 d1vldual hse. Li.te pvl Comm. l'lubhousc. PQOI. proved. Only S29S down. ' &up~. Move-in.(;411960-3989. patio. frplc. m1rron•d Jar1u11, etc Teal & Huh~ S41.77~rmo.Totalcash PIOPllTIIS• Clean 2 br w /gar age, wardrobes , cntrl 111r, COC'k Kealtylnr4994i97 price $4,295. Call btwn 5 10,. n 1:)0 P.MJ MuJts, no pets. 773 W. ExC'luslve IOt'·BeaC'hwalk. ele<• gar. door. Condo ad· Ho.ft Fw11ilhtd ar 8PM. Steve Norin, Wllaon S27S S48 IMl7 leM l.han 2500 n. from vantages w /no ma Ina. u..fwWIMd ~JOO 7!4-626-0802 R·2 ( C · 2) 114 x 203. · · · · ocean. huge atrium, 3 br. Tenrus. pool, gym . $475. downtown Costa Mesa; 5 Met1ll Verde. 2 BR, den, 2~ ba. over 300 sq .ft . bis-glJll. 493·6097 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 ACllS <*let' rental units; priced covered patio. nice yard. bom.11 rm. Only 1675/mo. the beach' 2hr, 2006 W al hind value. Owner Cloee to achoo!" shops. 540-901lor536-8079 New38R 2ba, frplc. Mnny Octi1111front , NO /\vatl 8 EL A IOR E IOM?: ~SS2:S Nie• .• ..,..,., 644· .. 187 or "'~-w-·-•-·t•r Mall. 4 a meo1t1e1' $575/mo Z/l .631-0900 . 7S9·Hl77 FALLBRO K PR r.. "' .-v " ,,...... -"""""" fmtn(."(! occ:up11nl'y li5S2 -- AVOCADO LAND IN FOUllUMITS-C.M 644-8519 br, 2 ba, cov•redzauo. StlQUOlaTrtt.67S.2033or c ........ riERLi.Jr ~h<i·h~ CU,,.~ Near new. 3 .Br own~rs Me.ia Verde, 2 OR, den. fncct If · 1ar. Kida ·pets ~7-7010 ~shed 3425 BE SPWT 29% balance unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2·car rovered patio, nice yard ok. s~. Agt, no fee. &.SIDE LUXURY ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• down OWC. $388l.~00. pr., 3-2 81", 2 ba, units Close lo school le ahOP!I . 1164-2586. 973-2971 8a)'fml. R(olmont Shore .~ Prtnc. Only. Mlke w ink TSL1nvstmts842·l603 Nice.~. 6445187 or Walkwthebeach4larae 3 er.3 b•&tdt n,2200aq. br. 2 bn C'Ondo In Mic 9tr1-0M4A«nt. PROPERTY ~-8$19 bdrm.2\ltba.encl.p•tio '\J "1;.~1J8~0e"6;3~ bldg. Wl.'tbnr. w11hr1 M .\NAG EM ENT LEASI OPTION 988-0127 or 83$-0211 pager = S:0282 dry t.> r . u du 11 !> on I >' • OPPOITUNITY knock3 oftm w~ you llK' reeu.lt01etUn1 Delly PUot Clualfied Ads to reach the Orapae CoHt market. 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Jarnbor1•1· & S1111 Jooquin H1ll11 Koad 17141644-1900 {,, .. _ )N \Al'IM\) tal 41..:M Since lint ROOMMATES ShCll...,.·Sa•• F'rifOY {l"IOrP 1'11y l t'b!l t J\l Al(es & Lifeslylt>ll Wl' <.:hed Referenccs Cal 546-4212 A UNIQUt:SP.RVl(;t-; l..t.'l u.01 ht>lp 1•u1 your r<'nl in h11 lf Wt• t•an•rully M'rl'C11 for your hrl.'slyll' Ue1Wte 4 BR . 2 hu, ~·"·no Our rr'NI ore lct111 H1•f'11 1 •"-7' dlc'<.'kl'd P'.1b. lll.t'p!I to I(' • .., ;i SllAHJo: ni-;NTAl.S yrly lsc IM·ll03 J\SSOCl/\TION 1551:1 3 br. 2 ba, bnlrony. 104llN TIL'!ten Bl , Or encl l(llf&J!t' /\II lJltn11, St.t'JG39-0000.U:Jg9003 hlk t.o beuch. Yrly . 'l'SL Mgml 642 HI03 lJ11J'un1 or will rurnlsh for --you Pvt bdr & bath, IACHB.OR UMITS plus itur 1-'ane loc ad· $225+..___it J111n111 g uolr coursi> & -rv• · 11wimmtnll pool nearby 20 I E. laltoa. Ml. Mwst Ix· over 52 & sang le C4 Renata 556-1707 770..140 ---r-- -Wt:<ITCLIFF 2 br. l 'h hro 1-'cmuh• n111mmute wallt townh<iusc• Arlults onlv cd to i1 hure hou1H' 1n NQ p<-ts S410 mo 1n11 Hunt IHh w /poul liedf ord Ln. 54" 753:1 963-!flJJ OJ\Y Vll-.:W. Stunnrng 2 liot.uw, s hr w1fo"cm. c-lean br, 2 bu. frpk lfu,111• 1111(.(t . pvt yrd, gar. pt't:i patio Pool Maturi' $200 + ti42HOSli adulh No lll'ls $560 {';10-034!1 :J Ur i H<i. StOO mo yrly. lilk to IJc;ll'h, 2fl3 Hth Sl upix:r ltA~pons1blt> Male• wimt11 rt':.1>0m111Jlc l-'l'rn11l1· Ill :.hart' u11t or c•oncJo & l'X l't'llM'\ In lll'31°11 Jrt•J ! 2 lJ I J<!3 O<US4 H 1111 Apartments. Entertainment. Recreation . 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(<JI ilithl , "41 1.4 ~ IJ'-:10 Newport 8.ach/$outh l/IJU lf,11. :.1 (Ii.iv .. ,,,, l•~h) ti 41 l,4L 111711 A11.,,t• 11uly W1 1#91 M, .. ,,,111 ,,,.,,,, rtml/ tO l ~t'fl'nl0l'S fj4f, 11.11(1 C~S.ttinq IKO 1-; 21st Str('l'l t-:.1~1.b1de 2 br & den i.plll I c v e I i-· r p It• . cl t r k . 11kyh!(ht, :..JI l'Xtfll!I S42U mtJ No ch1hlrt•n or J)t.•t:. l)1:1ys 11411 42Hl!, •vc11 ti4.J !1!">43 ~ II H, I y 1· n r n t' w , 1111111'10llli & ele1111 $350 mn No J>f'lN Ownr//\1(1 $1Z:J I hw lwlrm ,, l1lk SW 41.01, :>59-6221 tt.•Y /on•;rn /\ v111 I 2/1 or , 11Mi lo mu own~i /J\~I a Bdrm townhuu11e 11111 :.11 /!"1U /\.llull.b. 1119 hu S425 mo Gw. !>UH.I H42 ~n:J· !'\h11t1 l1·t 111 On·:an /1,, • 11.1ylr orH:. f"rnm U'>O N• t:&isU.1dc 2 lir, lllln:., no "~: /\j!l'HI 1,1r1 Kl71l IA'1s . ~) mo fi4U 1278, 5.'12 42()1 l!V('H Jlt 5 1,11 "1-,J\N 1-'ftl>NT 1111e 4 H1 : 11.i ~ <'ar K·•r, winier $G()I mo 11111 1xl. family only ~ltJ W 01•1·11n F1 onl. up 1,.., 1;1j 1:w 1. :-,.'l,", 11011 2 1111. :<tl'll'> In l>l•Jd Wflllltlll f>4b !>tlM F..t1 l i.t t11 Jun1· 1!1 ('.1rs.ic1r12hr.W1U .• 1dul11 only lllll pd, 110 111'11,, J! ,11·11:. to l11•h S4 25 fi'15 77511 (>(;1-~ANflWNT r11rn . I lilt upl. av11ll until li/l:i $275 Inc uttl /\dulls. 111 111-ts b'73 7844 lt It 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lc6oa ............ 3I07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425 2Dll w /drck N1·w poJ.nt & cpl!! 1 ~' blk to ~11ch. fl73 A:nO Newtr umt 2 br, 2 h11. 2 car 1(1tr. Nr ferry, oceun. l.M.•Y 1ns•,; ~ llalboo Yr ly $4 55/mo ln c:l Wlill h rr /dry~r , rrr Lurl(I' I Hr, J)IMll, 1mt111. adullb only, no pet:. Jl.!J!7 Mo11rov1 <.1, (;M $2U5 645-WJO Easllltdt I hr, nalur11I wood '"'" m Cf'1l1111o1 & <·ubmel.H $ZCIO 130 E 2Qlh S t rr1•t 835 8544 o r 731~1 AU ADULT Ans. MOW AVAii.Aili 3br Bunl(111ow,2br apt Pool, jacu ul & BBQ art!a. SOK RY NO PETS 177 E 22ND. ST C<JIJla Metia 645 249fl Uactl4!1or, new, 1o1re11t E su1c localion $265 m o 75'J 1131 . eves 137 0666 --•THE DAIS Y• •For KIDS & the ir parents •Pool •'l'ot Lot •r>ilshwashcrs •2 Medroomll & I b11lh •Walk to park 18th at Pomona, CM '714)631 MIS ~~~~ -~- 1640-4434__:__ _ I Hr + loft, 2 ba, rer. Very dean, lhr ,,.., blk to stove,. pool, 111tulls, no hc111·h . Ut l 1 l n i.:ld pets. $3ll0.646·~ ~/mo 675 3029 evea. Oachelor loft refrl " orwknd3 • ... _ ....--11t-0ve, pool, adults. no CGptt.,._ ..... 31 It p(!t8 S2:8(). 846·290_1. -- ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Eamlde 2 UR. 1 ba .• t;oµl11lr1t no l111llaade11 pool, patio, no pet.a. C\&llwm bulll Townhouse 128() Mlt-0916 for leaM. Coa11thnc view, --- gnrden, :i bdrm 2'..\ b11 2 0r,2ba,100sq.fl.P'plc, Room y. Jo'or lhe d l1· enc aar. D /W, t37 ~ cn1Nn1tllv4'. 661 2871 MC1111 Verde 83fl 4U21 or Nt•w c ustom bul I t 4111M721 ~ townhowwl le111e, oce11n --------· v1rw, lil•raen. 2 Br 2•, Ba, roon1y, GGI 287 I C.-.. Mw 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I RR, aaraf"· frplc • 11tove. rf'fr " , c p111 , tlrp11 Adult• only, no p ta SJIU, Ye arly 8737~ To pl•e>e your me111aae ~fore the rt•din1 public, phone Dally Pilot CIUllfled. 842·5678 ------ 'illJ\HI', beach 1.2 & 3 BR, frph'. d111hw:.hr, gantl(t' & 1>1Jtll~ !II;() 23!>11 fownh<.1USC. l11vt•ly, l>PUI' & horn!' hk•· 2 br wtlh pvt. l(al.t.'d e nlrunci•t• + 2 pauos Some with oll l(ttral(e Sw1mm1111< pool .J1tcuzz1 Tt>nmi. 1·ourb I l)lk to llunt111ict11n :.hop pinl( renlt!r ma II /\rlults !So pets 1-'rnm S4J5 Se11wtncl V1lll11(c. 1555!1 Jlunllnl(too Vtll1tj((• Lane. IL H 17141898 99111 • W11lk tot he beuch • Ccna .. 5°' HcautJful Adult /\pis 211i61 Orookhursl, JI U 962-6653 ·2 Hr, 2t".i ba townhousl' a p t' Spa1·1ou s & ho me like Ul 1e k1tch w/bllna, incl rernf( & lr11.'lh ma~hcr t:ncl l(Ur & p11uo. Smull pet ok $410 mo Gerruru Really 839 6623 Newly cpl & paint. 2 lilt 2 £ia, upper w /pvt pa110 J\dlta S350 mo On vP by, 1 IU81 Safi Angelo, then call <·ollect 213·239·242G evl!!.I, 11Nk for Al N1<"l'. <fllll'l 2 UR, 2 ha. 11J)UI. t 'pk, D11hwsr, uncl 1<er. 1340 tno Peggy 900 4.'.lrl. Adult J\pts. nr lwh. N~w 2br frplc, pallOll. pool Sec l(ale. 1702 l'"londu, 900-00IO 1-""PL. d en, 2 lxt, 2 bo + 1(11r No c hildre n $3 ~0 98:!·77881111k for M a<'k. Ca.llfonua A pl.II, 1 &2 IJ r Close to br h & shops From $29{). 968-7176 +-J'Br. 3 ba lownhoullc a pt, frplr, end 1tar1111e, ll(t' mcl polio. Clean as new Married couple w /icmall <'h lldren o k 2 1702 Brook h u r 11 l . $4 ~0 962-077Hor (213)432-8687 3br lb, t•rpl, drapes. frplc, priv. paUo., 3bl.k, from heh. S$:iO tlaya "6·6663, ~()()eve M<l·"49 New 2 br, 2 ba eondo. pool. J&cuul, lennlM, dahwhr, Mar•l(C Day Ii (2l3Hl85·6033 , CVc ll &46--09ll6 l.411 Br. w•lk lO beach, GM mo Call 647 4487 ., ~ PeOple who are teeklna an !IJ>ertrMnt look flrat In C1uairllld. Wiii your ad be there? To place your ad. call &12-51178 Wl'~ICl.IFF 2 hr, sh11r1 term i''c-11 I lo Junl' I Ad It :... 11t1 fll'l '1 $JOI) 1>73-0040. 1700 Wt::.ld1ff Ur WATHfROMT !jpa<'1ou.~ 2 hr, dt•n, i! ha apt W/SJ)t:Ct:.H·ulur \1 1\"W J..uxunous UPJKlllllmc•nl:., :..andy bt>a r h , bt'aul J(ardt'n11. ovl•rlook !. &ll1t111 blunrl lli>lll i.h 11 <JVllll /\dult1>. 1111 fl\'I!> (714)1173 "414 BAYt-'ftoNT h11<. rfrluxt• 2 hr, frplc-. t.10<·k µriv.is lfW<e 1>ut111, 1•le<' ,11ur S!l95 mo. 673 6331>. fi4.2 9lifAl I Br. bark un11,or Ca pt· C.:od lityle hlrli.: 1n Cun nery Viii Hit ins. dra1>4:" canx~. S325 mo 423 31~1 St Npl Hl'h .t\vull 21117!1 673-652:.! !I :, Dix 3 BR. 2 ha yt•ar ·round . I blk lo m•1·11n Yrly . S525 mn ,Je ll Bnery Hllr ll75 !I I I I S-0....fth 1176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Z Br 2 Ba condo. or 3 Hr 211 &, pool/ju(" After t., 831 11164 ---5-taAaa lHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• AOUl T LIYIHG Oeaut.1fully landscaJ>('d Spac 1&2 Bdrm untli. (.,,ose t.o shoJ)b & frwy11 Recreational fot·11it11•:. ttenl.f rrom 1285 PARK PLAZA I :llOOS ... iower 5~1 71HIO SOIA L.oCJ-a llM •••••••••••••••••••••• f11blerock Wute rfront upt. I Ur I Ba , newly d1• t'01'11lcd. $575 mu Cull eves, 564 71U2 2br apt lblk lo prlv brh Vit•w $550. Also stud1u apt/office sp11ce $340mo 49fM644 --Af .... ,_,.,"'-d or u..tw.islttd 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tiit': EXCITINCi rALMMISAAns MIN\fl't;S TO NVT D<.:11 Rech. l&2 Htt fmm~&up Adult.a. No pct11 1~1 Mesa Or 15 Blkll Easl of' Newport Blvd I 9am-5pm 54'1·9860 l..ody & duughtl.'r well :.hr :J Ur 2 Ba hou_.,t• $205 mu • ·~ ulll 275 Hroadwuy. CM W18!1JS female roomm1111• ncl1·<I 111 i.han.· II( 2111t home-. CdM $225 li7f1 !Jl!()t,, fi1~2563 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S40 Jnqwre al 325 J 17 Pl, Olr Santa Anil J\Vl', tifl llAM.~0130 ~-~~~;;; .. ~~.~~ ~ Sq fl omce 11pace tu !I Uh·l<'lll>t' In l.al(Ullll Jllll11, J.u Puz rtd jUhl llCllllh of tht• S:m 1>11·~11 l-'re('w1Jy $30H month J\ v 1t II now !SJ() 6030 L>eluxc medlral su1lt'. )(round nr . (;orona tk l Mar Heulonom1r11 l"vr11 !i1J 1:1700 254) WO 11q ft 11H1rc:i. fo'rom $145 ln1·1 uul 77!1 W 19th SI M0·2200 AJJtl'OllT CWl"l(;ES ttto 3 routn 1>wte:., all i.erYICt!:> No lease r~ti'd f"rom $150. mo lmm1.'1I occupancy. 20ff2 S E Bnstol. Suite 200, N II (7141557 70IO rtca.a b.cuttn Suit•• Pnv111e 11u1tc wtth recep 11 on & 11e1· r c• t u r 1 11 I !il!rv i 1·1" <' n n f I! re 11t· 1• room, 1111 fa'"1llt w~ 20Hl! M1rhcl:rnn . I rvine 7s.2 (J'.Cl4 ..wr<>RT jlRYIME fo:aC<'ut1vcoH1ce With r~puon. phone an:. ron!. rm & more. S325 !155 3.'175 MOVE your marin1· anent.eel businesi. NOW• t H1stonc Conm•ry V1llt•Kl' loc·a tlun 11ffer11 c·o n v purkan11• shoJ)K•l1•h• uni. s v (' • r 1· r ..: p l tlC'1n1 s l•:H'<'relary• photO<'opy •book k1•cp1 ri I(• uecow11Jnj( Monne t;11 l 0h11n(Ce Uul Id lnl( 430 32nd St. NB 673 3601 f"rom uo,o CdM dlx swtea. ut1I pd /\C, nmpl pkg 1-T S2~ 400' No lse reqd 615 6900 Elcg1mt of'f1cca up to 760 ..,_ 4000 sq fl on Newport HI , •••••••••• ••••• • • ••• •• • C M. 645-2111 . 646 6.103 ...... Mdof-..... Lovely aardens·Urnok" wtr fall •Kitc:hen fi'arll. avail •Jucuul, healed pool •Wk.Jy or d11lly m11Id 11rv •1V Is phone avallabll' .... ,.. .... , ... 2Z77 Harbor Coat• Meu SU-41140 ~ w /k1tchennette 980week' up ~-In~ IALIOAtHH *fr up wkly with klldlf'nett.e w.1,.rfront ITTS.8140 llAUTIPUL SUITIS 600 lO 2600 Sq 1-'t Crpt.a.drps.serv1rcd C......rcePn Newport 833-3813 Deluxe of0<'c suile Suh leue, llOO sq. fi , In 11 pre) reu bldg on Beach Rlvd Reception ar('A. 3 prlv offices, cablll l'I work ., other tixlr1111. All utll It janltonal 11erv In c I C.11 8fl8.-0ll02 f'\Jm, pnv 0Ulcr11. riew decor. w 11ec 1111rv • conr rm. 1·oplrr, monlhly 1146 74411 NEW Ofc bldJI for IHH. Cdm on PC»i.. acrau from ~ Crowna K tat 1•vt prk'a Inc. 1400 aq rt 6Th-4C1. ------ OM THE WATER! l'LU$H SUITES ~tolJOOaq n ~v1ew1 Wet Bars Udo~• y ..... ~ewpor\ 675 8002 um Sq Jo'\. NewJ)()rt Uc~ Off1ct> pnme loc 7~ fl Call Barbara 955 2:274 1250/o DISCOUMTJ ~"the month of 1-'c•bruarv. S!mor Citizen• ve 25'~ oU on the tr pn v11lt-onty trda for mi!tthancbae for ule In lh~ Cha1111fted Section of the Dally Pilot (Real Elute 1• not ln('luded > Unni your ad Into one of our ofrtcu lh1ted bdow between A /\M It~ PM any day during the wedl and we will start your ad lhl• next day eo.ht MHe -330 W. loy S ...... t ~ •ocll -I I H G..._.yre ..... ..,. • .._._,7.75 .... 11. 5300 -.n ........ HEW OfffCIS Oppariwlfty 5015 3 lsc brand new off1ceN ••••••••••••••••••• • •• • alrporl a rea, w1fu ll Loral build.er need s secr~nul S(•rvtct'. good ~.000 interim finam· pnce 5411 W1I __ 1nl(, :scr u r e d . Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• !At or found u Pt'l? Cull Anlm11I A u 1stao1'•• Lea.g!K:. 5.37·2273, no ft..'i.' Airport 11re11 orflcl' spuc~. _49!:3ll03t!_v_et1_. __ _ !la.Tetan ol 1erv on pre Mott 1911. T,..t ~l'S $MO ~7 9331 ~ 50)5 CllM c;md fir. 600 11q rt ldt'al rur int tktil"n ~ E Cst llwy Dix I rm ofrtre adJ /\irpnrte r Hote l Nn lelilk 833-3223. 9 lo 12 Uay front omr e 1n Lido Vlllal(e. 5"-0-!I037 3roomoHlce <.:arpeu.. 111r rond . Sky l'ark Cireh· 54().503.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST w.r..tRates ht T.D.'s, aliO 2ftd T.D. Lo.s. t•u1rcsl Termt1 slnt'l' 1919 Sattler Mtc). Co. 642-2171 545-0611 f'nv party want'l i.mallt-r local 2ntl T U ·., <tl rt• asonublt' cl1 :.l'nu nt G7~2!127 "-"'"• R....-4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Purrha11t• J.(OO in. lluulini.:ton Modem 502 !Ill r1 :.lore li ~ u f' h CJ 11 And y -------Lo5l 2 Oott3. Irv are11 . I Germ Shep /l.i.b mix . W\'I lo Melarue . I red haJred Shellie mix, :1n"' to Sqwrt Both smulh11h l~t Jtc•wttrd t'Vf.' or I /17 :61 JI 18. I 746 7444 lalt Mull· lftmt1lay1tn l"at n1e11 of Ucin·h & Atlant1.t Heward 536 6987 aHer !°>PM l.J~I <iold Watch wuh f<olle!. Hoye'(' I ac·1· c;,,.KJ l"l'WUrd 642 0084 Ut•t K !• l.<hl OM t 1·11m1·r;1 on Sunsl!t hrh on I 2~ Heward 213/M9 9H24 Lull Or 11hrthr Male (;at. wht ch{'flt. wht ftwt. 1111< <.: y n N B H c w u 1 11 7S9 IWI 2 6 3 o ! C > A v o n 536-7n>__ _ _ • um OLI> 1-:N1; sm :1-:1• 21.3-4n 1001 Zl' '. YI 1-,1.t>l-:I> S';7,500 2nd Tl> 01\ IS arn· h1Ut.op 111ew V1:;ta ('/\ Sold ti I $12, 000 p..r •"' l'ayuhlc• ICl' I 1nl unly l.)u(: tn J yr:; 22t~·: 1111. ('OUnl 7 M /7 :, I 41J26 or 714 /4!J3 115J('V' Store 2()x50, dow'ntnwn Ol6U.. Mesu. nr bu1oy •·or nr-r S495 Mo H k r bi5 67()1) ------ Dl>G Shrt hair. lt:m. £rey /whl, I bm t')'I'. I hlut• 1•y1• ,,. ward !Iii:! \lt,7'1 i.'\I'> t~2.52(Jdi!YS ... Lofll Jan 2lli. hc•11(1• vinyl flrlr brfraw w /1 ~ 11 It VIC llarbur C'rt sz:i rt• w11Nl for nm of ('Ontent-. 4!~ 01 ~ 2'150 COUNTRY GllL *ESCORTS* 34 hn , t57-M74 ~ ........... J.IU.$So EJ C1o1 m1no Kc1o1I San Cltmenlt•, 1-'ully he t'or appt 49'.i 7M MICHELU'S •o.tc.il• 11AM·2AM 835·37411 --UHDA & VICIU (Medi Met..,. ,_. n.. ,_of It! St.'fVtnM 1111 Oranae Co SM 7313 ---- •ESCORTS• 972-1 llt ---- MASSAGE FIGURE MODILS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y °;ri:2i•~ GOLDEN GIRL Phy"'11•;tl m1t '>1o al(t' b y he'd 01U1'11t•ur l••c·hn1 1· 1 a n 4 K P M J\ pp I ~ 2'117 •SEQUIM• Moclt•ls & Jo'.:llrort-. Mall' l-'l.'mul1• Ann. Ot'Kllny, Sharnn. fle<lth1•r. Brendu i.1 hrk ;1bout -1f)t'r' rate-. 752-8708 ~ H1 /C:;iy Mal(• Undl•r 21 fo'r1t:'nd:.h1p l.1vt' m., Ol.'ll"rN't only UIJ0·6M7 ,......., Senlctt 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• He!!poruuble t1·1u·her 011 sabbaleral wi ll house 1111 wh1h• rnmplt!lm~ l1CW1k <::111714 99fl IMC»I FOf" i1lore & om c·c· space ut rea.wnable r11tes 500.5000 $q Ft MES~ YEfUSE DRIVErLAli 1.s.2:5 M~a Verdt· t;, C M 545-4123 t-:X NAVY MAN p,1 y" 1•a.sh fo :;l for your 21111 Tru11t l>ct·tl 1 U rok t' r l 770-4fll3 1-ound youn..i rndh·oninitt·l&idr..,-o"""•:l! t"<.tl. 111c N1·w11011 l'.f·ntt•r . Jan 2-S. 644 ()1.06. 75!.I OH 1 l ••••• • •••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • ___ -;.-;.-;. ___ 1 ~nh/ PenGlltllA1/ "°'' & FcM.d l'tlyll~ ~lrtioft 7005 MAllHH'S MIU PHIMt.: LOCATION ON W/\Tt.:lt /\11all<thl1• for retml ''' prvfe1i111111111I OHll't.~ TiH.tl ur 30011 "' ft Citn l)C rl1 Vllftd 1nt11 srnallt•r unit11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND l-'1•in Calero ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1wh1 rlt•a c•ull:ir Vil" Murdy Park "'17 5(j(JI 5 100 Sun School ........•.....••....... Of ltt·al 1-~l.tl•· Found Puppy l11~1·r In tOf• SK.'l r1111 11ni·1• ltir frt·•· 1 trr .in.:.1 l'll·a~w 1".ill bruch1111• t.'all 111~ 2tll I Woterlront Home' 631·1400 C>n Hulhoa Blvd w1lh park ml( $575 ~r 11H1 PENNY PINCHER ADS 67~ 8146 673 6880 ONLY S2 Lt.:f\.'>I'; l¥11 i.Q H New1111r1 Prime w:it1•1-fron1 rom mernal lor 1n L1d11 V1lla1t1· ll7J 041l2 l'lush un111111· .,1.11t1· pn· ~llltl' orflt'l'I> 111 S1>u11111h :.lylf' bu1 lrllni.: M OJOr San Clt'mente :.tn•t•t J.11111· term 1!-ti.t S111tubll• 1111 physt<'111n, atlurn1·y11 1ir o lht•r profe1o:.1011al:. /\gent 71 41492 !1750 or U} 1197 .,._trial R...tci' 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MISSION VIEJO• Prime locutmn i.u1t11h l(' for <'omm · 1 or m(J'I u.ow IHSO t<1 25()() ~q rt f\ /(_' uf r.1·~·. 100 am1> p11wc•r t 'n ll (714 l52:.! 4 25-t d!J)'· t714 1615 J534 l'Vt'-" lndu.~tnal 800 to 1000 :.11 II Wllh 11H1r1':>. Newport 114.5-211 1 • 646 tl30:1 ltefttals Wmtt~ 4600 . .....•.....•..••...... llespt>ns1b l1-. work1nl-( wr11 er ~t'l'k~ 011 1· bedroo m c11 ltu,11t> 1n Corona del Mur or Co!>t« M1.."Su Qwelnl'S!I esi.t•n l1ol Wnll' Cl11ss1l1cd /\11 11:n;, Owly Piiot. P 0 Box 1560. Co11ta Me,J f !r££ore1tl~675 31.i62_ W11 nt1•rl Cont.lo 11 Townhoube 3 htlrm 217 ba Newport ~11th le Son Cll•mcnt1• ),t'Olll' with option lo 11urrhni.o• Pnnc-1p1111! only Cdll Jll wr Wl>ekdays ~ 11'!12() 1-:lrk>rly 1tentll•m11n w11nt:; -to s hr upt. CM :H1·11 646-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... °"'........., 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wl!ih to mve111 3 to SM 1n ~m11ll blll!IOCll8 &. Ulll' uur hkkpl( mitrn\ !IV<'ll & Nt-wport (,'1 r ()fr ~IM'tO UURGF:RS & UEF.lt cm the be&ch yl'llr r11und Se.at.a ~ .. 2 wmdows + rent.ala /\gt 7~_!_'1400 Real Eslal1• Ofr1r c M1lll11ger1Partncr Mu JOf rranch111t'. pnme <'Or nt.'f' 0.11h lnve tmcnl ro r ·~ o f bu " 1 n t• !Is' & m11naaement. Mu111 lw llet.'M4!d & 1·x~n~nced 531 IM.'l *. * M.HOIOTMY 1.8fm8mokcwood Clf llunUnJ!\on Such You ar" t.hti winnt1r of Two,.,... Tldleh lO lhe 17th Annual LOHGHACH RODIO ~·II .111y tlt•m or com l11n11llon 111 '"'"" for r1:. or It•\\ 1111lh " l'.,nr1y ltlllt'llt'r /\d l hilt~ rur l t'tlll!>l'l"Ul l\I' d1t)"~ t-,Jl"h 11dd1llon11I hn.-" 1~ fur lht• <! duy' < 'h11r)(t• ti ' r.u 1·omnwr1 ,,,1 .. 11% .,.,,, '""' 1• 111furmJlinn llllll L4i fll•1°1! YVlll Jd t J ll 642-5678 Hu'lgo. 1'u1>s ntlf''>. II tu Caplsl rano Vu I lt·y 11 1 S<"hool , cas h l'rll.l'' 83).IJll7 lllt.> Dully l'tlut 1:. wt:klllK readt•r ... or h1:.111r11·111 n1mi1n<·•• ruivt·li. f()r 111 terv1t•w purp<1M'' If y11ur favonte <tUlhor' 1m l0<h• llt>H•mJry t1 oi.:1·r ... l'atrir1a J\l a llh••w'. K;ithlt''"" W1111cf1 w1-.,. Barburu Cartlnnct. 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W t>d n 1t 1· plellM' .-all lht' mun wh1> h11d l'lcc . problem w/yellow couaarltn your IM!('wily h1l1tnd IC 11454 ln.G I can't llnd the u r 6'0·so:IO work, 642 969G r-8. Jtm W1l1.1on I~ Gold coin & r haln V1c N B /CO&ltt Me~u ll F.W /\RD 646 I 929 l.Alll Min Sntiuzer, lcm, Reward Ve r ('()M '1S2 1"28 l.<18t 8rn1wht Sprtniir-r span1el 11l motfmt l 27 V1<' Watnl'1 /(; West. HD Rwd~~ at tht Loni( 8 e11rh Arena.300 f.. Ocean Blvd , Long llur h To cllUm your tlcketa. 1·1111 042 5679, Ul 272 • * * Tradt your old stuff ror new •ood1t'' with '' Uas.~lfled nrl IH2 56711 \ 6M HOl!I JobsW..ted, 7075 1 4'«>~1 ('at. 't'-' r k l ·~·· r ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.tnl)t·. 11lterl'(l l\·mal1· 111 Prac nl!Nt', pit. <.:orona yr-. Shor1·1•111r:. <•rt'..J del Mar. Laguna Hca<·h ('aJltl.oy .... &H 2211. cVlr!.>, onJy, n •li..ll75 1181il 673 8(.dJ I.OST lkw:irt.1. Mtnl'r St Siamt'l;l· .-ut w /hlu1· 1•111 !J r, nth p1 ,.,.,,.r1pt11111 rrw.od.Jr.it1()(1 ~ W71 REWARD SIOO for rt.>turn of m y wh•l<· 1·ut or info leadlnl( lo hl•• n·turn l.Anl( hair f1·m w1whl rleJ t:ollar 1-;od 111 1•01lar " 11ec urt'(I w /w hl thrc·.ul Vu· ll ard1 ni.t Larw & Y nrk tnwn /\ Vl' I Ht <;u II 962 4682 a rt :t pm l.osl rJcltn p.Jl((•r al Wm••h..i1·., Oo Nut Shop Mmt•r of 19\h /Pl11nr1•n l1 J c' M un I .!.7 7!1 l(.{'wurd 770 7!Yi~ F OUN D I-' t' m lunl(haired y1•llnw t'Jl wtnt'.I l"Ollar 221 t:: Wlh St C M Jo' 0 II 0 d !'\ Shl'ltil' /Shc•ph('rd 1-'l'm, SantJ J\11.i 557~ mt Ill IX. (; (. FQu11d . M C11r1n T<·rnl•r !')untu Aria 96J.397H SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS llcvolt M1•11liy tullll(e CloUdy lHtUG SToni-; ll••r bt'auty was inhent 1"1 lier father deed and left tlt'r 11 Dl<UG STOIH: rtnOIMlls SlSO ············•·••••····· NICOLE'S Mod.t & D•u Shldlo Hcaut1h1I l(lrl11 prl v11H' roolllb 531·95l0 C.111 Ull you WIJll 0t bt• i.orry 1121 So II arbor, /\nnhlll m l.:Onw Ill you 'II lw .ihul youtbrl Mon :SOI IOum to :.!11m. ~"t 1 ull :1 :Ill J :ioum lJARKSl>Al.t-; S EL ... 1-::,·r~t-:M l1HOGKAMS ' 407 4lt01 v I' r y II t I r 3 l' t I v I' 11et1llem11n , 4-0, JUlll ar n vN1 m aown I work n11<ht11, w11nt womu11 duy1111w c·om p11n1on. you r r onv l•Oll'Ol'I' "l>\1111'.. PO Hox 7762, Npt llt-h !1'.tf.64l Would thf' Kcntlcman who l(J VC mt• II rtdt• Ill Nl•wf)()1 t Crc•sl oround n11dn11(hl . Wtod n1t1•, plt!ll!le t:illl th~· mun who h ,, cl l'I t• c• p r o b I l' m w1yell11w rou1411r m your M'l'1tnty Ujland L1r 114!>4 lfl.,G I rnn'l fm1l thf• c.'.1r t.40 ~):Ml work. R-42 U6!111 rc't'l Jim Wll1111t1 &AlP• 1 T•kc-ttmc t.o rein and shop 11t home It·~ 11mplc-with U111ly Piiot Clu1lfled /\rls And 1r YoU havt> 110methln~ to 'ell, c·ull 11 frn•ndly naa~lflt'd Ad V1.~r 111 fK2 51,711 Pfo:ICMANt:NT l~I VI-: 11'< (;OM f' J\N IONS I ffSKPKS J'll/\(.'TICAI. Nlltts ,.;.." Wl-:Ll.~('lt 1-~f:Nt:D 1-;Ml'U>YEH l'f\VS n :i-: DYMASEARCH Pt>rM>nllel St!r v1tei. 20'.!1 F. -tTll, S.J\. 835-1459 Serru-ret.Jred exper ma It· nur~>s aid, chuur rur w1·1l or t1H'f11>11c1tatt'll pt·r~ou. 5.'D 411'.r.. .-.w~ 7100 ....................... At'('()Wll111.e Aceowds rayabl~ Yoch« Clertl l mml•d111tt· Qpl'n111i: .iva1labll! 111 J h•ull inl! n ..ti 1..'lltuh· d1•v .. 1opml·111 l"OMlrlll't eon ufl 11·1• lll'ttr I.lit' Oranl(l' (.'ty /\irp11r1 EDP Sy:.t~·m:. M1n1 mum I year ex~·r•l'nt't• m "' •'01.1 01 ~ 11.ty11hl1· flrt• fcrrt'il Goo<J n)mpany ht•11t•r1h 1'11·11~1· •0 .Jll Curoll' 1-'urm lor .1pp11111t menl at 714 tSJ:.I H68U ACCOUMTltot!G CLERK NI entry lt:vel pcJs1t •on ti. uvruluble rn our SALF.S & CA.'ifl J\C<.:OIJNTIN(; DEl'AHTM 1-;N'I' t111 a person who ha11 l11n1tc'fl 11xpcnem·1" hut 1:0. Jll1 btliOWI "6 w1llH11( l11 le11rn Uefu1111'1y 11 1o1rc,wth pox1 teun Dutel'" 1ndud1· oudllml( of :rnh•K r ... porti •. t'Wlh dl'p<~•l:.. ~nm1• Ill ml( & J!l!ll l'r11I dental work t-:x'"cllt•nl h1·nd1t:.. & work111i.: C'l}nrl1 l10ni. Wllh II l(fOWIO~ cOm1>1111y Apply 111 pcr111111 Tllt-:JlH.LV HOl:t-:H INC' 1700 (illh•ll(' Avenue Irvine. Cu irnt• 714/~0331 ACCTGCURK l"nx'E':'1> 1nvo1ce,. h1rndlt• m111l, hte typing, ussh1t w/n<"<.1.i dut1c11 lrvlnt' ~). 7AJ!I "; 0 £ $1.77 per DAY Th41t's ALL you poy ror i) 30doy 11d In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW • '41·H7t ' • • ....,w..w 1100 \ ....................... ........ ......,. acoo..- Prwdly Announ~ Ou Move to L.a.rser Offa«>a Vl,alt Ua Al Our Nti" l.«&Uon OOl.DWt:LL BANKER BUlLDrNO SUJTE200 JmN BROAOWAV SAN'IA AHA We have an lnC'l'\"11 lf\JI Jeeund ''" c11.1.chout ~ C.OU11l}' ror ·~ ~~ att'Wnttna ft-~kNpln..i OU"l\.Of\f\ I UlU Uf' vuut WI today .,. " Are looiui1.i f(W'Vll•rd In ti~ )Ou In our nr"" loraUun f11 41 I H ·•IOJ nu-;t: PARl\lf\10 ~~pit.,. wanl IQll to a1.iptd\'mt!ot t1mllh 10('00W on • full or part llmr tw.•& ~:..rn rmm •OO.-.OO <"II for an u1 lc'nltw mn A PT MANA<: l<:R ""r ~ Unll ID ( Ulitl6 Ht<1>• t-;xfi'l•r d l'ou"I" ltu1band muli l ha\,. ~&nl. e,.p w1r" bkkpit exp ( ull "'V t'' (213).,~I ---A.PTMNUK WANTf!O 13 new unlt:s. co~t& Mt'lla IJtt• dutu.>S 1-·oc-jn tcrv1~w \:all, ltC TAYLO• CO. 640.S 112 ~"! ASSEMBLERS tight moch in H.B. exp pref. but will train 714•894-5351: 3D lnstru mtmts, 15.."i42 Cbemll·al Lane, II.~. --- Aaeembly TRAINEES IOREXPERIENCEDJ MICRO Electronics We are seeking 1n dividualci ror fi rst shift positions In our Produc lion Department We will lrai n the fl gbt i n dividuals in the m 1t·ro electroni<'S industry Schools and Instruction This vwMty of .. K .... c...Wlatra•c• y• to• ... tu anew ,._ ~ ......._.'-"J::: .......... .. ........... • "-Dllfly f'W ...... .._ .... Dine...-, Call 642-5678 ht. l 11 REGISTER MOW FORACAUBIN COSMETOLOGY AT RICHARD'S BEAUTY COLI.EGES Costa Mm Huntinpn 8eadl Ridaard's Beauty tolleges Feature: A Jhirmack Educa11onal PrOgrams B National Accrecma11on C Schoo! District Contracted Programs AND D A program that will allow vou 30 college credits toward vour A A .DgGR~ at CQASRINE CQyMUN!TY C LLE S-- APPLY NOW . You may be eligible for a Federal Educational Grant of a ScilOOI 01stnct Program to cover the coat ol scnoohng. Phone our Registrar today at. 645-3150 462-C 17 .. St. CotltaM"9 962-llJI ''°'° ........... ............... NOW IN THE NEWPORT AND IRVINE AREAS Cl.ASSIS Ofllm9 AU: • Beginning. Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. Toe. Pas de Dewc and Variations • Beginning and Advanced Tap• Jazz Performance Scheclulecl For Late Spring ALL A.U ACCIPTID OlrectOf Bonnie Wlloo• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVATE HOME TUTORING (Serving You Since '62) BASIC SUBJECTS •RADIN&• MATH * STUDY SICIU.S All AGES ALL GRADES Mr. r ... Robinson M.A. Director /Teacher Mr_ W Joaquin l\ss1stant Olrector/Teacher It Pays To Be A Professional SoCAL REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS 1ra.ea::Jl.RSi: i!OOO REAL ESTATE LICENSE COURSE Accredited By The State Of Calllom1a ........... s.-.. 4Zll Meal' , .. ,. s.h 6 • ....... c-11 ... a-.w• ... w,.. ..... C4f. t2"0 lll-llt5 644-IHI MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES FEIRUARY IASIC MICROWAVE COURSE FOR NEW STUDENTS LIAllM HOW TO •EAU YUSI YOUI MEW CHRISTMAS PUSINT RESERVATI ONS ONLY Enroll Now -Limited Seating c• 7'a.so11 MICROWAVE MAGIC COOKING SCHOOLS OPENINGS NOW IN IDEAL DAY-LONG STRUCTURED CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENT Montessori Pre-School and AMI Bementory Clauft INTERNATIONAL MONTESSORI SCHOOL 20221 Cypreoss Dr., M•wport hodt 979-9241 t· ~ YOUI CHOICI OF JOUI Hundredl Of c.r.., OPC>Of1unit6" In wen peylng e.dtlng environmenti are VOUfS f~ tn. .-Ong . . II you hlMI 0FFU SKILLSI In a lhon time, you WILL BE Mff•conlldent and prOduplvel c...r traln now for • MCafMY~~NN.I • ACCOUM"rANT. ~ • •••AL OffllCI ASlllTAICY • llC..-.cMST Typln{1 & Shorthand 9ruslHJp DAY Ale ....... C&.ASSIS C.-llUltOMew .. _.. ............ Ir . ,,_,._111 I lllM ....... H co0.o1 .... ~ &nine•• ::'.~ .--~ Newpott F~ 11 Oyer Aoad ---t. ~ '·- .AT NOMI S8¥1CI ....... \o .... ,....,.~ ~ I fll , .. -"¥1-..... ~"' .. cnpKh of ......... protec ...... 11,. '! ~ Digging ~ Housebreaking ~I; CheWlng ~ Jumping YocalloMll .... l1wclw c-... l'.t II JI 1c':IT~';~ 1'"' .. ,,...c ...... 542-9414 ~ Lifetime Guarantee Relerenoes Available Comprehen s1vt• com -... _______ ..., ________ .,. pany benefits including w.&... W..ted maJor medical anrl den· •...,.. taJ. CALL or apply in ••••• ••• • ••••••••••••• Hl'lp W•ted 7100 · ·ciiic·uurioi.r·· 710 CLASSES start February 5th, 12th, 19th -----------------.. !~~~ ••••• ?!~~ ~.~~ •.... ?!!4! ;--; .H ~ SPATCHER ELLEN CARTERS J)t:rson . 3952 Cam pus AtrrOMOTTV F. Dnve, NewJ>-Ort Beach ..-D ...ar CLERK (714) S40-60llO. Equal Op· LOT ATIE" A" portun1ty E mployer MW!l be 18Jl'ars or aRe & m/f/h. have vall California's FUii time position for circulation clerk. Must type 45wpm & use 10 key addmg machine. Some clenC'al expen ence 1s de- sirable as we ll as a ple"3Sant phone voice as light phone work is also requa red, Good company benefits. including 2 wks vacation arter l yr .. com pany paid group In· TRANS MASK CORP .ATTBnlOM 110ro .. ,. Mo bpef-, .-CH S dnivers license Auto Parts delavery and surance, credit union, rounler Able to work W '. Apply at. monunRs 631-0111. ORAMCiE COAST .AUTO PARTS DAeL Y PILOT COUNTSlMAH 330 W. Bay St .. CM Mmimum 3 Yf'S. }obbcr Appl~ between experienC'e Mu st be well Ca ll J.~_~f~xt 219 groomed & personahle. "'" Morning, Afternoon & Evenjng Claases Slcjll • for my FelM _., clas1 & llipCNI CGlllpltffo. .... I 0 Hoss of Post Uceww Sain Tr•lllg Fil&!! CALL NOW FOi GUEST APPOINTMENT 17141 754-6218 HUll-.STOl sutn 204 SAMTA AMA. CA '2707 BEA TRAVEL AGENT m~ ,.,.!' ll ent Ladts Haberdasher ....,...,true on eqw pm Now rnte rviewang full e xper ience r equi r ed lime saleswomen. Apply Need s harp 1nd1v1dual. 111 person. 131 Fashion ' Good be nefit ~ Call lslandMall.N.8 . "'-..' Crane Rental Serv1ce,1--------- tnc. 997-3103 FACTORY HELP·Shoµ Day & Night Classes For Men & Women PACIRC TUYR SCHOOL 610 lmt 17fll StrHi, s-to •-C• '2701 CAU l7 I 4t SG-t49S Eslabloshed 1963 / Financi al Aid Poograms Accred1led By The Accred111ng Commission of The Nallonal As~1a11on of Ttode & Tecnn1c:a1 .Sctioois lrainee immed. opeom~ Onver for nght female in ship Part time school bui. pang d e pt. X lnl co dnver •substitute. $4 47 benefits & monthly r~ per hr. School bus dnver views. Call for appl llc-eme. or will train. /\p Deltronic Corp. 545-0403 ply at Capis t r a n o '-.--------Laguna ROP. 31522 El 1• Quruno Real, San Jua Capo , nr M 1s:i 1o n 714/496-3ll8 FACTORY . Assem . Warehouse. Little or no experience, work d ay or night. No fee. Weekly pay. Start now, no wait mg. Norrell Temporary Service~ lf you are new to Costa Mesa, temporanly dis conunuing your educa lion. recently discharged from the St!J'vice, or for any reason seeking tern· porUI)' or career employ ment. consider this uni-que opportunity llard work & good pay ror appointment. with growing company.1-__ _:E::.··....;co_.E_. __ _ Call 556·2500 for in- HetpWa.ted 7100 tWPW.ted 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HetpW..t.ct 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DtUYEAS Newspaper dell very . Permanent part·llme Job debvenng early mommg LA Tames to homt>S in lrvme/f\18 area. Must be rebable & have dependa· b'-' tram1portat1on. No SS&g)21 l!:O '" v .. c.-.. terview appt. encaJ. mature person, Clerk. 7-11. Sales. All COOK-SUPERVISING & accurate t ypist . good stuns. Good pay Wiii orderin g e xperien ce .AUTOPARTS with rigures, Excell. train.l.Sl.SOisler.CM neressa r y . L arge SZl6P.,.Wk DELIVERY benefits . New lrvine kiti:hen heavy volume. locauoo Fred S. J ames ,_ __ &.&....11w.-.1.1.-.-f·ur interview ca ll Well groomed female wurance Ca ll Ma urine _.,... 8ft'Til'1ll 4 !13-lMll over 18. Good driving re· Bradley. 752-0990 School ------- cord. Ml1st live in Costa r.;;;~mmmm;;;;.j Earn up to $300 per wk. Counterwoman to wnte BasOO °" your produc-Mesa area. Call 556-2.500 U>w tuition. Placem ent cont r acts in r entu l t.Jvity, rommiss1on, pl~s for interview appt. CLERJCAL assist. 751·9194 cent.er. Must be avu1la- lnces;lllves & extra prorit Auto route dnver needed Receptionist ble weekends. Apply 1!130 sharingbonus. HB ' ~r()perotor NewportBl,CM 1'be women and men we Westminster/ . area. flleaM M ow od In Leading Orange County 1-_:___::___.,;,__ ___ _ are looiong for may be Excellent Ptr income. Service Bureau h as Couple wanted to manage tired ol typing. folding Call Herald Examiner, today's ,.,.,. -~r opening for 1 2 yrs exp s ml bus iness. P /T papers. warehouse jobs 547-030l R.ECEPTIOMIST. operator w /wo rking &12-1634 and wortinR for a hm ited Babys1tt.cr wan led 4 l.?yr knowledge of DOS/VS or .:.-.-.-.-~~.-.-~.-~.-.-.-.-.-. income. Work .wi t h old. My H.l:l. home ap-ETC ~ POWF.R VS. JCL & 1• youngpeople.Rap1dad-prox. 3dys wk. Occcis. JECL. IBM 370 148 vancement poes1ble If ovemite Ref n.oq. Old1·r CCll"'Dd Mills w/commu111cahons. Xlnt you are 18 or over and woman requested. Ca 11 54611.5601 r a C'i t ll i es & f ri n 6( e would be available to 536-2:328 -benclits. Tue'I thru Sal, start work Immediately. · Equal Opportunity Isl & 3rd shuts. Call for call.... Babysttter-Wanted to ~o Employer M /t'" mterview appt. EOE. 645-6514 to Huntington Beach for Integrated Data Corp ~~~~~~~~~j 2 weeks. Tues thru Sat. 2283Fairvlew Rd. CM 7::r> to 5. Very good pay. 11w--------1 ~ ATTRACTIVE GIR.L ·In· Comfortable atmosphere 1" telUgent, sophisticated &future work 497-4786 ltirl wrth good telephone ...;__ ______ _ voice & exc 1l1ng Babysrller.EI Toro area. peraooality to work tn Mature woman, starting beautiful om cc as )?1rl Jan2nd.wk.days 7amlo friday, recepllonrs t. 4.30. Care for infant. hostess. Fu II .or pa rt Ref req. 768-7446 time. Some Ute orfi<'c 8lolls & ~ood education Ban.lung -+-except1onaJ grooming TELLER att required. ll.000 per For our Costa Mesa of. ~ ~ start. Please rice. Experience p re· send hand wnttcn re· ren"ed Call Mr Wagner sume to Class1f1cd Ad t546-Zloo · #405, Daily Pilot. P 0 a Calff ,....al Clenc:al IHVEMTO•Y COUMTHS MHDB> Thurs, Feb lst 61\M to 10/12 NOON $2.90 Per Hour 557-0061 ~o~ off ice • ~OJ ove rlo a d Equal Oppor Employer COMPUTER OPERATOR tst and 2nd Shift pos1· lions avail able Im · mediately. Experience on System 3,1/0 , and Spooling. Excellent com· pany benefits. S11lary commensurate with ex· perience. Apply : Box 1560, Coftta Mc111l, • & Lo. 92S!6. SaYMgs • Cl.BJ( U.S. DIVERS Z700 Harbor Blvd. C.M. Order Procnslaa 3323 w. Warner AW>motlvc An F.qual Oppor Emplyr Abilities must tnclude fif. Sant.a Ana, CA 92702 FULLSAUTISME Beauty llAJR STYLIST Ing, t ypin g, h eavy lBct~!!~~~and needed, Regis Han Styl-phones. Salary com · _, 1 POllLOCAL in&,So.CstPl•za.CM m e o 1 u rate w /ex -F ... rv ew) ,.IOYS Apptyinpersoo.54().8888. perieoce. Ca ll Gall F.Qul ()pportunlty AUTOSUPPLY BIWNG CLK, trainee. ~or$40-96S7 £mployer M/F STOllE r /Umc Ille typing, fil. --------~~~~~~~~ Immediate op enings ing, for »ppt. call Good aalary and working ..:.640-8950:..=..::.:.=------ condl tlons. Apply In BlueUne operator Exp. ~:Beach Blvd Nee c. M . Btue prtnt WESTMINSTER 1....;..548~'-561~1 ~~~~~ CLERKS UTOTEM ROOK PASTE UP Openings now available AUTOMOTIYI Part lime person on ror full or part /lime LOTPBSOM Moo. I& Tues. No c xpcr. cle rks on 2nd & 3rd F\ID lime po1ll1on avail a· neceuary. Apply In sbllt11. No experie nce ble for lotperson. Must penon Penn)'laver 1660 aeceuary, we tr.In , have a good dr1vln1 re-PIHenUa,C.M. 9'.art $3 per hr. Aulstant cord and velld Calif. C---..........J llL....::-.s .. Mmaten to $3.60 per hr. driven llcenae. ,..Inge .....,...,. ,._ ...,._,_..lo •.50 per hr. bene f 1t1/Apply In s.r.luA"• .. Rf Adva n cem e nt o p.·· penon. For prep a r a U o o 4' PortunitlM to tboee who cooecs E1tpandln1 restaurant cbaln with over 50 units. F•mily-owned organlza. tlon otrera p leuanl working condition&. Good opportunities for .clvancement. Excellent conmpany benefits . Ex· perleneed dellred. Apply lo pel"IOft. SAIL 1 er v I ce.No exp . qualify. Foe-inlormatton CHIYIOLIT neeeuary. Mon tbru Fri. ljO toournearest market JJHW.C ... Hwy IOOIO.COASTHWY. dQ ahift. F\171!.._~~lt. ~(iconta1--•~. Ole P~nt.I NtwpOC'tBeacb LAOUNABEACH Clllfoc-appt. _...._ "" .... -I~~~~~~~ 1.a.z2 l.aJDPIOft SU.-t I: m..L Idle ttema with a ~•Penoa ·Boat cov-GardeoOrove 53'1.-..0 Make 1ou r 1 boppln1 Dlil1 PUot Cl.ullled Ad. era, ex per . Sail• by F.quaJ Oppor Employer _. ._, ualq the Dally ea. Scbock.8'75-1123. PUotClualf1fd Adt t- -4-,. ---- DATA rttOCESSIMG Sei? our ad in today 's paper u nder COM - PUTER OPERATOR, U.S. DIVERS. Data Processing DATA ENTRY CLERK IHTIYLEYR Immediate first s hlrl opening ror a Data Ent.ry Clerk. Excellent op. portunity to begin your career in our progressive Orange County facility. We seek an Individual to perform data entry with an on-line system. Some expenence 1s prefer red but not required. An excellent combina- tion ol salary. benefits <company paid medical and dental) and growth opporturuty Is available. For immediate con · sldention ·call or apply in penon. 3962 Campua Drive, Newport Beach' (n41 540-60llO Equal Op· port unlty Employer m/(/h. TRANS MASK CORP. For Clualfltd Ad AcrJON Call• OaUy Pilot AD-VISOR Ma·M78 ' Employment THE EMPLOYMENT & TR.AIMING ADMINISTR.A TIOM OF HUNTINGTON IE.ACH ~" e>p.wf'ICJI For n.. Folow'-J TroWftc) "°9'GM• Clerical Tr~ S2.,0 Ptt How MocWM ~T~9Y $2.90 , ... How i...cbcGIM Moiflt1Rmtee Tf"llllMlq $3.lOP..-How Tll•H area CET.A FHd•d posltloH reqatls mg 15 wffks prior ..,....,.oy•llf, .......... hoch ~y ............. wil be K Cf9k'd at HM Ea .....,.... A TralRl119 CHt.r, 5 l l MalR StrHt, ........ hoc ... • Dental receptionist for Hlfp Wmwted 7100 peno orric·e We need ••••••••••••••••••••••• you now. Fashlon Island. Delivery-Uniforms Salary commensurate Mature male pref. $1000 wtth l'X perienc:e . Ca ll mo & up 547·4418. 644-oo83 ~~~~~~~~- DEL 1 VERY /DR I V Jo:I~. OEN TA L ASST · .. ~/time. Mon thru Fri. Periodontist nds F' tr as· 9-5. S3.2S hr + bener st. Expanded duties opp m-0221. ty. X-ray cert reqd. Exp DELIVERY PERSON 3S pref'd. SaJ open. Reply lo hrs. wk. No weekends for ll37l, % Daily Pilot. P.O C M . p h a r m a <' Y , Box 1560, Cotita Mesa, 6'2-0106. _CA. __ 92626 __ . ____ _ De I /\ t P T II 1 Dental Asst-Orlho. F tr. nta ss . · · • Call ...,. 1461 M-F. Some exp. pref. but no up. nee. ...,.... will train. Sharp, en-_bet;,,.:,.;..wn_8_&_s. ____ _ t hus I asll c: person . lm-1391.5. • Dental Receptionist ex-penenced ln Costa Mesa. 557-961U Dental aui.stanl. RDA. 4 day work week. 1875 Newport Blvd, C.M. Dr. Pedenen, 645·7S80. De ntal A a!l atan t · temporary I p11rt tame . Desire front & back exp. but would train an out- s tan d Ing, mature woman. Good 09portunl- ty ror bouaewile-mother to get b1.1ck to denUst.ry 2 days per week. Costa Mesa.~. DENTAL Orthodontic Ofr DENTAL ASST. Mgr. Mature adull w/ex-Chairside. X-Ray Ile. ec exp. XJnt oppty ror o _____ 546_·30C¥>__;, __ _ career oriented indiv. Dial A Ride Call MH406. on...-. IU!U9AL Opera~ modem eca.uiP· ..,..... ' mcnt " door to door Front office. P t limt ltansp. Calif. driven lie ~-Chlldrcm'1 prec-req'd. No prtor exper. Uc.. Non-11nollter. Some nee Good drivln1 rec • ex.pr. or schoollnR pret. mu8t. No Sunday work. but not elMf\UaJ. Ir con· . Oranae Cout Yellow diUona saU..factory will Cab 11300 Mt. Her· aotofull time. 644-0811 nnann, F. Vi)'. Wam Ad Help? M2·~ Want Ad Resulta ~5679 collecting. Salary $350 emale h ve-ln com pa mo 546-0235 ruon. Prefer pensioner ...;_.:__ _______ , for handicapped man. Ntl DRIVERS-erosi. coun-nursing. Small salary try. no s pel' lie r cq May have part-time JOh MacGre(Cor Yacht.!>, 1631 673-6866 Placentia 1--------_:_:..:..._ _______ Part-time, ~ood typ1111: Dnver. errands, ck ror skills s mall property working couple Must management office. 4 ti live Ill Or. Co. & have hours per day. Le1surl· perfect dnvm~ n •cord WeSlyle Corp. 54$-71111 /\pply Mrs Grl'cn p 0 Box C. Downi!y , GENERAL OFFICJo: c.:.i!Jf 90241 Excellent typist able lo handk heavy press ure Driver needed I.I> delJ\ er 0 n p h u n ,. s Hou r ~ plwnbmg fixtures Must H·:rM :.>. 673-4222 bl-21 or over, Sh1pp1ng. rece1vmg dp. hclpfol General Worker $2.90 1wr Call67~ hour 6am to 2pm . Mon l"rl 759-2563 or 531-8034 DRIVEi r /T General ofhce with Jll F'r om Ne w port to emphasis on bookkeep West wood. R e t ail ing & ~ccrctanal skilh, C'lolbmg st.ore. receiving Abibty to handle heavy dept. Good dnvmg re· ·phone & public contact rord & re.s reqd Must be essential. Forward n· 21. Hours a.re II .JO-I. Call swne & salary history to Nancy, 644-5070. David Hill. 24 14 Vista 01'1 Ora , N.8. 92660,644-17114 DRIVERS General M aintcnanrc For tight delivery & Tru c k d riv er messenger service. Mu st Handyman. Costa Me!>a be over 21. with good 548·5543. d r 1 v 1 n g record & '~•.::::.•.__•.::;;,•,;,,:,.;.-.-.-.-.-.;.;.-.-knowledge of So. Calif.•• 1-·rwys . 557.14 35 l"or appt. PAY THOSE C .. ISTMAS llLLS WORK WH EN VO Li WANT Openings In warchoui.c. fuctory & office. C..11 YICTOlt Driver. Stock Clerk. Chance ror advance ment. mu.st know 0 C area. Pac. Ind. Supply, 2167 S. tfathaway, SA . T1 ... ar• r S..ices GU Birch St, Ste 213 IMUYMS Newport Beach Meo or women 2S yr.i or 556-1520 older. Know the coast And a dd you r n eiw cilles. Net $180 a week or paycbecka to Febrwiry'!I more. Ounce Coast budget. YeUow Cab. 17300 Mt ~~~~~~~~ Herrman n, F o unta tnC Valley. (No ot Slater•-------- betw n Newhopo & GllBALOFffCE Euclid) TRAl ... S ~~~~~~~~~j llave l l'Ull Ume &: l P<lrl &IC ASSIMl&.EI lime entry level pos1 DI.....,.,,. ..... wor·k load in ttOM, grading exam!I . ..... ""''"' Various detailed duties eledronict • optle11 Ad· Light typi.ns and neat vanced Kinetics. 1231 handwrltln a reqlllred. Vktorla, C.M. Mti-7165. we promote from wlUtln • ..;E~.o~.E_. ______ 1 Apply between lam. 11 am and lpm·3pm . North American Cm" Mt1W IS 1"I TIMI ~e School. 4401 for .fob leek.en to chec1t :~~cchh.st<"i4.'!~w8~c~ lbe Dally P iiot He :p Airpo rt) Equal Op· Waded claNmcauoa. 11 portunit.y Ea\ployw the job '°" want b not · u.e 10'I mlfht consider olfertn1 your H r vlcea wttlt .,, 8d ln t.be Job Waded ca&acorY. Phone ... .,. DAILY PILOT I~ ;t•li >tti OJ~';' 11 :IU~i •~• ~1:Si iii ;\tJ tll ~ o i ;1 ll'iiillJ ;\II Accu tlwt c.r,.t Serw"iu Celtedor Gn1L9 ..._ C...eti..r, e.-Tu ......... ,..,.../P .. 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J11.c'>l lililll l>f'<1Ul Ii.it· hm, ,11t· lool11ni: lur .1 plute lo hv" for ..thoul 6mo Lu .1 y1 l>1.fon· buy111a.1 ai:utn II hub lo Ii.• dn .ind Ill J lld rw11Chborhood Wire 111 a 1x·r(ct'll•m1i.t Would rot\!01der !>laytni: 111 .1 hm, wtule ow11rs all' 1r.1vPI· 11111. 01 pt"rha1., on ,1 lt•mp Lr.inf l 'u 11 ,-;;rr 1:u.:1 1 r no wl."lwt•r Wnt" I' 0 Box 11:11.G (.i C:altf !12640 11 you're llQ( rcudmi.: thl' lJUh.' ttds in l'l1111s1fu:d, yoo'n · m1.-.sm~ a lot or nPwRy rnfurmal1on :11> wtill a11110mt• ~re11I huyR ruu r t eou :s se r v t cc Mal.DN 'f me f06 s.ss.524 hr' --t~l800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ l'ATI.:11 f'l./\STJo:ltlNG • CERAMIC 1'1Lfo: •./\II H.ofst!mune's l10UJ:1el'l11an an.: tters. r('llS•m Own Lrn l\b t>42 1403 645 34 J!j Complt•le I lousecleantnK & m111d :.erv1ec• L>11ily . W('Ckly. monthly or hv<· 1n Xlnl sl'r v1t Ps, very low rules Lle'd. Ai:l'r14'Y ~11100 !Alt I.lb do lhl' h1u Jobi. ltkc noon •• wuulows & cpl'g Uutt·h Ma 1nten :i n l'e !nl I L54 Rehabl<' llouM•rkanmi: 1horoUJ(h ' 7 y r exp Cull Jan548 5427 Bn<'kwork Small JObs. Int. ext; servm.: area ror 7 /\ t l l y I.I ,.., ,.. r ,. ,. types. Rcai» r atol4 ""''' Newport. CO!lta Mesa & yrs I ror qua l work ctillmat~ t:all 54U ~ -~l Licensed_ 5~ 3542 Jrvtn• 1175317Sevei. 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GIHYAL OFFtCE Elt·ctronll' 1libtrah11111r hx·ated 10 lr vmu lll't>tli. l!trl tor 0H 11·t• llul"'" {imd oppurtumt1t'1> 1>lu11 JC IJ1t ('OlllJ>llny twncfltb < 1H1lt•t'l Boh Tr:u·y, >I:; l\1u11 thru f'rtt.lay l'h ~!I 119$4 GUARDS f ull & 11/linw All ara·111. llntf111 m ~ furn11o.tu•d /\j.(t':I :!I or over fl4 ·t trr·'1 wnl<'Ofllt'. No •·x fl\'r1t•n4·1· rtl'C A1111t y IJ 111 v4•ri.11 l l'rnfrf11on S.•r vu 1·. 1221, W !ilh!'.lrl'd , ~.111la /\1111 h11t•r\1,1·wr. houri. !+ I:! & 1·4'Moo lhru Jo'r1 t:l':Nl. CW<: j(lrl Pt l' for llJ\NI> WOHKl':~tS/l fr><)(I afl..rnoon!I M us l ~s.wtl & S:uli. E xp de111r1•d hut IYJX' Call !119 17 11 nrl( nt•t' Wonll'n wl'lroow (,4•11 o rr1c·c· C:r11 w 1n i: MH :w ;7 lnlOI' haM·cl 1•11m 1ia11y llt•:11I h•lll'>•·k1•t•lJt•I p.1rt '-C'l'kll .:ul Ill 111.UIHJ.:I' or ltffit' '<hX k hoy {I, m,1111-. r' t' c· S u I a t )I • "Ill Thi• ln11 /\1 l.,1••u11.1, <!I I m1>nsur 11 l1· w /11b1l11v N ('.,t llwy l..1.:uo a M!i ~13 /\i.k for J ill lk•al'h ' C:llCI. fltll>/\Y m ui.I lw 1-(ood w /l•N>11I\• Sa 11.,, typ1n.: & ht lhkkp1t 1"10·27110 < :l:.itti'r, •·xp1·r t'u!>l•irn o tlHrror m<1n, IOp pay. i:ood bc n«rlb tW. :1z:11 G-R-E-A-T SALES J,08 HOW OPEH C:OOO l'AY . C:O f)I> llOlJ HS, <iOOl l ('ON l>I T I O NS M /\NY 1-'lllN<:E 111<: 1-:l''l'IS 1-/\..._T c;HOWIN(; ('CIM I' J\ N Y I' It (I M ()'I' I•: S l''HOM WITlllN 'J'll/\IN I' Cl IC T o I' M /\ N A t; I': M 1': N 'I' S T /\llT S 'I M M .. : II I /\ 'I' ... I. Y ' K I'; Y II 0 /\ It IJ I': X I' E H J 1-; N <' I·: 11 .. :1.1"' 011c;1-.N1 l.'V N,.;,.;uJo:u ll110M•h11l 1'11ul l1 :.un m l( in 10 111 F ••I.I M u o; l ti 1· I ~ l' t l 111· 11 . h Ii.: h 1' ,. h "II I l(ru11u111t• or t'<fllt val1•11I , IH vn. or olt.11•r w11 h ''"' 11 1·ar $11 IT.! pr hr. 17• 11r m1 1,0 711•,; l'vt•11111i.: w11rk :ill 111111 wrtll••n 1•x11m l'lra:.i• t1•ply 1mm1-llautt· ly 111 II S Bur1·;111 ,,r <'Pn11u!l , Jr:;J 777 Su 11 VI C' t• 11 I 4' 11 1 v jJ , 1.11 '> /\111:1•h..,., CJ 0001!1 /\ t I 1· n l 1 • 111 CH · I It I': ( • tnl'l udt• phont• 11umhn 1-: q u IJ I "llJ.IO r I u n l l ) l~mµluy4•r 1 11-~1.1'1-'tl l. W ... llAV I-. ---------Olllt OWN 'J'H /\INJN1: l'l<OC:IC/\M ·ittlT ON HY 'I'm: COii 1"(Y'S TOI' f) ll C: /\ N S /\ I. 1-; ~ I• 1-: 0 I' I. 1-; C' J\ 1. J. j " I J N <.; .. : I-' 0 1Nn :nvn:w 011<: · l':XC ll/\N !;t-;, S't'/\I\ N\JN N 7 M gJll; '1:102 (;UAIW S SECURITY l>ue to our rt'{'l'lll 1·x 11r11i.~1nn proHr:mt, Wdh Fari.:o Corned Sn 1111·1•11 " h1nng &·runty Uwmh for l"icte/H.wport a.och Sc.ta Alta~ctaheh" F.ilertOti/ Park Cotto M.ii & Th• Whiffiff Area llOM'IT/\I. RESPIRATORY THERAPIST Immediate Openin9 Excellent Benefits Hi~ Shi~: 12 Mid· ,..... to 8:30 am. 2 Yeor 9roduate pr•- fwred. Wiii urtify ift AVG's and n f'bal or- der1. Salary com· mensurate with ••· perienu and educ: o· ti an. /\11111> l'i·r.,011111•1 UHtl:t' l1011p1t,1li. Mune.Aides /\bovt: avt•111~1· w.1Hr • & h1•.1lt h h1·nt'f1l!> i\11111\' N1·w1.1ort C '1111v C:1·nl!'I , l ~1[1f1 Su p1•r1 11r Av t• 'i•wport lk·Jtb ll1111tcs s . El T o r i l o mJtauram. NB • ..., ec- l't:pltng applica tion. Will t rain '. Apply In pnson Z 41'M' Mon Thuri. 424!1 Uo lphlll SlnkerW11y 111,...1 or 110,11..,:. 1111orl u111 1.,. 111 work 111 on4· ot N pt fl;•;11 ht" f1111•:;I rl''>lUUI ;\l•l>ly 1n p4·r ,,1n J 'ti1• V1•lwt Turtk~ •·u:;hum h l:ind llott-1 Door Attend. lmm1-.J1Jlt• 11111·111n~ fut ,, l•-.i11lr• un1·n11·1J f.K•r1m11 lo 11• th4· Door Allt•11d11n1 111 lh1· holl•l ''I ln!llO 1•11 I r.11Wl' •:nJOV ll.lllt n un l>JllY l11·1wf11i. & w11rkrn11 ''ornltl mn' Apply !l.1111 N••itl. "'1on ,.'r1. l't•1-.011 111•1 MARRIOTT HOTEL 'W N1·w11ortt:i•n1 .. 1 Or N1·w1J11rl lkud1 l·A111al Oppur l•:rnployt>r llO'ff:l. l\1·c·1·p1tn K a ppl in till dt•vti. 1-'rnrH Desk. ll"'kl''K. K1khe11, C'orfa·t· Shop , 1>1n111 1¢ H11om , f'ot•klatl l.11UnJ(1', k un fllll't A1111ly .11 th1· lro111 <11 .... k san ('lt•mt•nt1• Inn. 1<!5 W i\11t:n11!11 l'.11 11l:rn 41ta11. S:in C.'h•m1·1111- ll11t1·l Mull'! HIGHT AUDITbR I I Jlm lo I am , l'X 1J1•m •nn-d NC'I< '1200 Im mcd1:.llc 011cn111~ ... u II tune Afttbou odor hm CostoM•sa 1714 1645 4K40 lfou1w k1•1·p1:r.ru11 time . part ltmf• (;oo<.I h1•1lt'f1ti1, n1(•1· work 111.: n111tl11 um:. •: o ... ;, lla yvu·w (·011 vulcsrcnl lto11 p 20aa Thunn 1>l C M Mi 3!:Kl5 llOlJS to:K .. :fo:Pl';lt LIVI'; IN. Some •;o~hsh Child t·:in• w--.·k<·nds orr. No cuolunl! nl'C "46·ti7fY1 llOUl!l'Wl\11'1>, ('oupll'S, ,,,. i<trc 11up1>le m<•111.al 1n NJm1• 111 :;µure l tmt• :.~72'.!5 LecJC11 ~c:ntary l.A'a m n!!'1~·~'!, ;i,:.1i.l h U)'I' r v i WO m l'll l\ ('lothinit l'lta 1n l'crm:i n t•n l 1-:x1•1·llt·nl pay (;t'llt'rllUb d•l>t'OUllh on pun·ha:1e:; No pho nt> call!. IACK STREET Fcmmtnt· alltrt• G~•!• So U St. Tu. ... l111, Ca !Y..!i>l!O • • • lHflard RowHnqs trn!f1 Smu" 1t 1vt'r ('tr f.'11unta111 Vall1·y Y11u 11rc· 1 h1· w111rw1 11r Two Frff Tlck~h lo I ha• 17th /\1111ual LOMG BEACH RODEO 11 t l h 1• L n n g Ht• a 1· h i\n •nu,JOIJ i-: Cfrt•J O Blvd , l.4111.: B1·;Jt"h To rla1m your t 1c·k1•b, 1·all li.2 5678, l'lll 272 • * * l.tflU •lf (.'lt•1 k :1 flltC!'t, ~ ll5/hr <'all fair '" lt'rvu·w W1mlJa rn rncr . 1173 7~J l.1v1· 10 t·o111 p .1n1on . nwturc., In ..t1l1•rly 11Mn 1 1ov111td lady 111 SI\ 11 r1·,J 111 n <-w mo h 1.l l' ho m 4' lfrJ.0032 Mat·h1n1 11l , m1l l 1n g ITIJjChmc, 111rcn.r1 'I 111.1 pay, paid med1l·al !j(J hr wk /\C '110 TH/\C' fo7 <'OH I' mtl'l C:olhanl St II II H47·'17'1H MACHINIST 4 Day 40 Hr Wulc EDUR U•eDU~TRIE~ IHC. 2101 Dove St reel , NII MACHINIST MILl.11/\N L> For p r<Jto. l v l>C m .1 r h lllt' -,hoj.1 111 lh1· llllooll Ullll'tll d1v1i.ion of th1· 011 Looi 111 clu.,try Wv1k1111: from hlUl'PI 1nlll . ,k,·11 h•·' & v1·rl1:1I d1·1111:n-.. d1rl'l0l ly With t•l1j.(t11t•t•r111i.:, In !1'1 111:.l 111 n('W prOOU<'t dt• V(•lo pmc•nl for world Wide wl'll hore n11v1~u twn 1·qwpm{·nl J.u1h1· expcr1em·t• ll1·l11ful lor mon• vuncly of p1 OJI'''':. Snl:iry OPl'll, 4'Xl'C'll('l)I h1.·11('ftlh pal kng1.· I': f) 1-: Sc11·nl1fll' Uri 1111111 Con trot, Co111oralt• 111·1111 q ua r tt•ri., N c~w r ort 11t·1U'h. n .11 n Mi 557 oo!'> 1 a.'!k for Mr Moll r>r Mr Adu ms Manit•ort'>l m•4·11t-41 tor (' M huir Mll<>O Mu11t du ,Jl'I") h4°1' 642 3055 Mt'lhl'1tl Ex r~:nt•nt't'fl bi.u·k 0H1N• l.L,•oi.t.1111 with hn111t·d X r;1y 1><·rm1l fur hui.y 01 lht1rw<111· uHtn· in N II Mun i''r1 8 !'> Pleai.t• i.1·11t.I n .... uow lo Uox 473, D:..tly l'ilot. IJ 0 Hox 15tHI, ('1~ta M1•su, <.::i 9't626 Ml,ht·al Sec.-retury, t'XIJ'd, uwtun• I ll'nvy d ll'lal 111n , & trnot 'lesk Uusy offit·t· Sulary llfll'O 1>45 7172 Ml'.UH'/\I. 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I •STENO II Apphr a1 1on:. mui.l h4· hied pnor lo Feb 10. lo hl• e1tw1blc for uprnmrn1< C..'11111 S4:rvtl't· TesL\ ORAMGE CO. FAIR !ill l''AIH rm 751 FAltt OTllfo:R POSl'flON~ AVAii. •SECURITY •SHVICE •MAIMTE:MAHC E 0 ... n C 1-: II I': I. I' t-; H 'lllul'l\ ~un Mei.a Vt•ril1· l'on v llo i.11 11:..I. (ifl l <.:t.-ntn SI l' M ~ 55KS C)(fn·t• Munal(n Sult!i. < lootJ opportu111ly for ad vancemenl Will tram/no expent<nl'•' nl'<'ei.i.ary MUllt be ZS ya s old or oldl·r & b t• Jva1I on Saturduyi. 557 OHZ4 o r 774 6090. 1:-,;.e:; Mei.a Venk Jl20ti, C<l!>lll Mesa ORDER DESK Irv window m fr F:x pcr'd worrutn pre f'4I for r1.-:.po n. h1 pn·ss dti.k . xlra !'thUrp rrutlh apl, h vr ph':., customer i.cr. lnl 111~/111vo1cin1t. 4 dy work wk . t'O bl•ne( lt efs 541;.~ Ortho i\.'lst rull l1me. C'huir stdt.> Cheerful ofrlt.04: Tor pay for n .iht person <.:all OOH 1461 bctwrl H & 5 l'.1rt Time news1111JX•r dt• l1 vPry f•orn mac h1n4•i. 1~11 M!ll645 ~91 PART TIME EVENINGS /\dul~ with oul11tund1n~. 111lru11.1 ve p;:nwn ul1l 1t·!> who CllJOY workini.t With kids ()v..r l l Slt1rl al S3 50 111·r hour l'honl· t.4:! 4 32 1 Jo:xt :!!;IJ, 11 1-:TWl-:•:N it 00 a 110 l'M Alt& f« Aftdttjo Equal Opportunity ,.;mployt•r -- - l'/\..'>'TE UP /\llT IST. 1•r r. l'h /S11l Expcr'd. Apply I' c n n y s .. 11 l ' r , I Ii Ii O l'larc·ntu1, C M P~TE·UP ~SEMBLER IMMEDIA T E OPEHIHGS f o r super•lsory l •••I Sec:urtty Offic:e" wha WCMt TOP PAY, with a ,.....cted c:~y. SA N T A AHA-TUSTIN COMMUNITY In nc"UWM Unhtntlt•d uwome Ca ll 0.1ul( for un ---------- Wt· h a ve 110N1t 10 11 i. ava1l11hlt• on 1111 i.h1f1 i.. full and purt Umt· E x perl('nCt'(I 1Mltv1du11li. preferred . liut w1• will t rain Fn·•· St o l t• ~rt1f1ratton T1111n1111i tu alJ Assli;tunl.11 W1• a n• 11 s rMll, mockrn convalcs et.>nt l'lt.TC for1l1ty. offer 1ng the finefit bcncfll11 and rompen1ml1on. wtlh fll leaiil I year "" 1w ru•1u·1., prrft•r .1 h ly 1ww11p1.11>l'r. l':xrl'lll'nt l'Om11any benefits Ap11ly IK·twccn 9AM & f!l'M. Mno<luy lhru l"r1day UJtM $3.00 TO Sl .85 PH HOUR PROMOTIOM CAM PAY TO $4.25 PH HOUR mlPrV14:W 1175 711113 HOSPITAL lnvcnt.ory 1·11ntrol c•ll'rk Rt~ponslbll' for &loc•kani: I 00 I H Tmtl" A••· purth, & fl n111lwd .ioodi1 -t Sc.to AINI f1lbnl( 1•mttomn ordc rli r ri•v1ous 8loekrll011l & IO l714J 135-3555 venlory cxi~nen4'C' prt t:quol Opµortunily h·rm J Opportunity for • ~~~F.:~m~p~l~o~y~er~M~/~t-~· ~~I advancem\•nl llri1 7/\M Apply 1n pc•r8Qf1 Monduy a 4SJ'M $4 50 hr. /\pply to •'rld1ty, 8AM to M'M Ncwpurt Re11N1rr h Corp at. l~S ML Ruld y Ctr . WELLS $1.7 7 per DAY BldK 12. t<'ounta Ln Valley Cull ror 1&J.1pl. 002·7701, FA 0 ext:.!6.S GUA Thnt'sAl.f.youp11 y ----A'llw SERVICES :Mll~~~:~d --.~-----'l . 15l2W ~ c;.:',:.:~ DAILY PILOT ~ OR ·1 SERVICE Monday, Tut· duy, Wea DIRECTORY nu d11y , Th u r s d uy , HIAM H>M, <.:LOS Y.U •'rldar •t • 2JOWW.-...r R.217 s-t.AM,CA ()() 11' NOW' 642-5'71 J ANITORIAL Pt time t'YH. l rvlne 1rca 21J·IM.M91 State U r No C 60:M 1-:qu.1 Opportunity Employt'r M I F OAR.AGE SALE ada In UW Dally Pilot br1nJ hap ~~~~~~~~~ py r•lllta. To place your drawing card. phone &G.5'1'78 today I Whtithrr you're buying or •ellln1, CIH1ifled ad veru.1n1 will get your ~I• to the r i1thl ~ ....., C.ll Todayr 6U 64$18 Want Ad Help? 642·5618 -.. ----.... MAIDS F.Xpt.'nl'Ot ed, full ltml', at1111 p11rt llml' 612 JOJO._ MAIDS Good pay, lla rhor Inn Mo11•I, I ll{)(J W Hu I bou Blvd. N lJ tl7S 3'kl3 ----Gariiekl Care ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT M2 56lli 3.-., W liby SI <.:O!lla Mei.a Equ11I Opportunity ___ Employ_e_r __ _ PIXOPH . MAJNTIHAMCE C-•aletc...t Ho.pffal f.:xpe rn!n (•cd 'l eon 7711 G..ta.ld Port lime or full time du)'ll or evenmits Must be able lo work ~ome wookcnds 1'yp1nl( 11il1lls n •quarcd, M•ny co m · pa n y b e n e f it:.. In fac1bl1t.'8 In & out to:x ~-.. acll, CA r.•llc-nl bc•ncf1ts Apply In 171 4u47."71 peniOO. ™"Atffl9'JE GUILD 11 110 I E. Dyer Id. s..taAIMI Mmnt.cnnnet• in11 n for 55 unil uJ.I( romplt•>C lrl C M f21.3JllM 3H.'11 • M81nl('nllnl'C' Ma n ~P an spray Moth puriT'ps, mlll m u c h ln 1•ry & Jt«'n{•r a l m atnten11nrr A p pl y i.I 3123 W MucArthur. S.A. -----MANAO t.;tdJ•;NT "'118h1on l11land ur11a. Call ~ual Opportunity fMO.llto Eof.;. fo.m plOYl'r m 1r /h • Nul'liCll A1dc11. 3.11.m. I PIX OPllATOI Uood wil!lt'M, low p11t1enl Good ()f>portumty ex111ta 100<1 lmmar -41 bed cnn v for reli:ihl(' pc>nion with hoec11 20002 Santo /\na plea11llnl phonc 11U1nncr. "'"' Eveninic hourt1 Xlnl. co Ave,549:•1 --tw.ndll8 Apply MonlFrt, 01o·~cF. PERSON m n I &em-Noon .• Pt<rM>nnel. M (;' U R ...: P C O MA.UJOTI HOTIL Hu.;1>111'16• Wire i111 lri. o r llOO N-iiort Center Dr Hllnt7.allon 1orrJc~ In Su Newport Reach l..aaunu , home) nuc ds Equal Opport E mplo)'Or &h•l"P, pt!nlOfl tor phone. M /f' ml11~~ olfl ee work Ap pro• 20·30 hrs/week Steudy e m ploy m c nl Phone 71MMll 12". Mon F'r1 --------- -· Wanlcd·3 f11m1ht"11 deslr Ina am u11lr11 11000 t /mo Mulll be •mb1t1o ui1 Com plete tralnini pro· vlded lnlt'r vtew r u- qui rcid 00 69'~ l w.m Ad Reaulu 64Ht178 Cadlllats to 00.C.rta Wh1tever the Fad' HoU 'em off the rnvll l With a CJali\fled Ad C.11 Nowt IU-58711 ---- ,PHX /\n.sw t r tn R 'l'rv 14·1· operator full & 1· rr (;all KlS-3561 P~Tra6nff Our 1¢r ow1nl( Jl(l:lll' '''ck1> d y n a m l l' 1n d I v 1 d u a I w 1 l h I( f;u tJ pcr!>()(luhty tu tram lo h•'l'Oml' t:mploym t•fl l <.:ouru.elor m rncrtdly or f1 t·e with rela xed .11 mospherl: c .. 11 <.:a n ·y "'ux. 540 605!'1 C11<i'>lal l'ersonnel A1¢cncy. 2700 llw'bor. C.:M ALL J OOS Fin:•: Pool <.:l t·a n l·r & r1• pWT1Tl<ln Ex Pt' rw n n ·d 968-800'J ,,.Schoot TeodwnHeed.d Banbury Cr ui.' 1>rt' School M :tn lyn IS4i 5284 CJf'842-~.HUdrt'U Pnnt1ng Bear h Art.,• f>r~mun 3 5 yrs t-XfWr on i.m prcsi.ci.. Of>l•rall' p lalE'm dkl·r . <0 Ul l1·r . rolder Cll' -Typesellvr :J 5 yr' t'XPl'r cm IBM Composer , lk adl1nt•1 Graphtl' r>es1~n. pal>lt' lwaJ &talc Sall'i. Vou'ri• tnv11to<l CA.REH MIGHT Nu t:O!.t or obh1¢at1<Jn I.cam ah<>ul rt·ul l'!llal•• "-'.., l'an-t:r Learn J t)tjut Cl'nlury l l tra 1r11n~ l ... •am how lo 1(4•1 :.tt1rtl'd lu.:>I Tut·sduy Fl'bt u:iry 11, 7 :Ml pm (.'1111 now for your reser vation C.......-y21 WHt 5S4-4K4U ltl'X:l-:P'l'trYl'IST &. J.T llKJ<I'(; lmml'il llpPntni.t. ,..,t /\II maJ t>t•m r 214 ": /\Jton.S i\ <.:all ~!>7 O'Jf>I 1tt ... ·1·puont'l tor 1'u11y 1•11n ll oH (.' M Mui-I h:iv1· pll'1tl'tan1 pho111· VOll'l' 45wpm 11e1•u r.1h• lit-111>- lo l>111ly IJo~•!IJH, I' () kox IStJO. c.: M t:u "I tl2il26 RECEPTIONIST Newport 8 1'11 c h Law l''lnn SS00/$525 p..r mo f'\111 l1 m1· ~kd1l0al 111· i.urann· incl No l'X pr '1(,'(' Gi.111tJ .1pp;:drtllll'l' "' )(d phont" voice 7!>:! ~~I RECEPT /TYPIST Nf::IJ.L N~:ON. INt: 531 337<t RECEPTIOtitlST Mon lhru f''n l''ull I tmf' ALPHY'S RESTAURAMT I 1:41> Ptl81l1on Oj.11'11 for 11osn ;ss ES llOSTS WAITRES.'it<;S WAITfo:rts COOKS UISllWASllEIC S l':..1d wt•ekly, ('11m111111\ IM:Ocf1t:; Apply 111 l)Ni.1111 ~am to 4pm d1jjly Alphyi. 'i. kc11laor:in1 Ul17a I hirbor al Edinger fo'ount:..m Valley /\n foA'tua l ()Jlportun1ty fo:m11loyn {.;/\ICllOWS I< EST/\ lJ H /\NT S/\!11 c u :M ENTI';, ha• 11utolto11., •lll\'11 tor Cool.~ & llt1l1ty JJ<'ri<ound Xhll 111•111•!11:., fhlld \IJ l'IJllUll /\J.11.!IV 1>211 /\ v1•nt<IO l'it·o Sitn t'lcm t•nb· Hl:"!>ta ura nl Yr, Pt•r.. 111 mind p1trk 1n~ md•·r~ dunnl( lun<•h hr-. Sal Ii. ltJJe> 673 6363 ttl>k fut Olarll!nt" ur Kurt•n HF.ST/\Ult/\NT II .. :I.I' Breakfast & lunc>h tiufll'I !\lylt· O ( · /\1rport art•.1 Pltfl & rull l1m1• 114'('dctl (.'. o u k , d 1.., h w a., ht' r . t'OWlt~r hl'Iµ. (;:1 II Hon or Omer 2·5pm. for a ppt 005 t6.'>4 up & :.ln ppin)( S.-nd n · sumt· tu Ad •4~ J),11ly - l'ilo t. I' 0 Hu x 15ti0. o~ta Me!\ti, Cu !Yl621; PROCESSIHG PLAMHER TRA.IMEE for aulo r1'11a ir i-.hop (iii I _________ _ J)honl• vo11°t• and 1 al)fKtrl wit.h pt:oi1h· l n11wr•· H.1\' SU.-phf-nb /\ utomo1111 ,. .1 l 1000 f'la<'enua. l!n1t i\, ~ta Ml'!>ll 631 2092 ltcsta uranl Nl':W J ft rai.t f001l 111wr nc r di. r e:.pon :.ttlll 111 work rl uyi., m a y 1114• wk1•111ls C:oonlt·r lwlp Strei rai.lener manuf:.1' ' - -Apply ~-~~~"~a~1~~11·1;r lrlpr:~ -R-e-ce-p-t1.-o-n1.-st-Rit-9-er runs: Lratn<.'\.' N4'tll pnnt ,lA'W- mi.t. l((}()(f hu1>1<' rn.1t h oock1Crow•d & 111111ity to Clerk/Typi'st · r t• a d h I u I' r r I n t .. llt'i'l'S!tary c{)()( :;lartm.: 16 FashiGft lllCMd salary w k '' url' St'i' mi: 11 pn~on New-vort Bea1·h ROSAN 2001 W C'omcl llwy 548 5533 lwul 1-:t.tah.• fo:x1wm ·n1•1·d 1nd1v1duul lo <·oord1n ull' oill on:.1lt· mul11 h•nant lt•asm~ :..ct1v1L1c~ fnr .1 lur)(l' t•o mml·r<'tJ l /1n duslnal park m UrJlll(l' U y 7141639-6700 R r a I fo: s t 11 l t• S .1 I 4' :i •'Ull1pl 11me l.tl'/unht· ":Um wlulc you ll·iirn i"urm & rnnt•h broker ('ull ror appt 675 2207 Ir 111111~ l'all Ul(atn ltl'lll •lllllll' IMSTAHT INCOME Loni( e11labhsht•jt r1·11 I l'!tlnll• olft('(' nl't.'<I" 'uh•., H~ltOl'tall':I .. :x11·n .... \II' n ·ntal 1lus1m•1111 l11·in ~i. ra.~l t•11rr1111rl11. Ub wl'll :ii. ('Oll!illlllt, Ill d1•11th I'll 1rn.,ur1· l o JJ•J l1·nt1 .d buyl'rli and ~l'll..r~ 1-'ull unw only, but rtnl.11 u1· I I v I l y o p I I 11 11 .1 I l'h•Mlll(IOUll bc.•ll('h Ort'll ltcphet. l'Onf11l1•nlrn l llurr Whtie Re11ltor, In<· 2001 Nt•wpor1 Blvd NII '75-4630 Real Estqte RrokeMI & S&ll':'lllll'O W1• hav1• an openlnJC 111 out ltdltd••nttM I r>1v lnr n c xpe rtl"ru·ed ri1an or WOmMn PoSIH l tnll ··n lhU111um und mtt·a;n l)' 1r you 11r{' mtcr{'llled HI a ~11utlful off1r t• 1n thr flne!tl locatton. work1n11 with con icrnt•I 1u - llU(111tai. we arc 111le re111 4!!d In ~mil you In t.ervif'w by •eJ>Olntmcnt W.-M. T.,tor Co. R°EALTORS 2UJ stn J oaqwn H1ll11 Rd Newport Center 644..t910 "-ve aomethtn1 you want to ..U" Cl11•lfied ada do It well M2·5e'111 W1lh a minimum I YC'ar1·--------- rt·('C'ptwn l'XfH'rtl'nt•c wit h 'llronl! t y p1n .:1---------- ab1 htll'li Hequ111•m1·11h Reitauranl inl'l ude SOwpm 1yp1111i BOB'S J1 lt•a i.an1 1w 1,011 .d11 v. und a 111·a1 ;ippt.•araun· HOME OF THE S..lary '' S700 1'1.l'~ 111· llG IOY Jll'nd1n.: 1111 1•Xpl'rtt·n1·" 111111 :1k1lls W1• arl· ri "rowma.l 4·om p ti n y I 11 4 a l •' II n ... 1 r ~~r11 M K~/\ .ind uCh•r ut)( th•· ... l11·1·ci.i.I ul av pit r ant a 11 1• x 1·4• I I 1• n I be nd tl!\ p.11•ka.:1· anti plt•u-.:int work 1111.: 1·n VtMflffit•Ol l'h•aKe up11ly Ill J)t'~m or 1•1111 PATalCIA IEWICKE 1714 I Mt.I 51~11 ~iO'l. 5603 I tnmt'i.1 01wn1r1~" 111 011 r rnm1ly rl'1H:..ura11 1 111 11l•arhy lorulmns W1· n • flllln.' no prt..'\IHJUK t'XIK'r J11111 our rm ·ndly tt:11 m Cume set' UK l 111l.1y hl'lWt't..'11 2 4pm. Cook TraiMe1 Ccnhien Zf.152 Aw•nuta <14• ltt Carlolla, l.u~unu lltlli. CoollTroMffs 7311 fo::dm~er Avt• 11.U Waiters WaftreuH Ccnllien ~I Campu.<1 Or frvin1· Waffert Waitn11n CookTraiftH1 Ccnhlers IM to: 17lh St C' M t;quul Oppr1r 1-:m µlyr M tF -~"1uJhn~ Rt't'ltal cenll'r hoN 01>cn l.ru t.:omppny sec-kin.: 1n .:s f n r 'l m l'n mn turt>, t ublt'. 1•11 M1•<'h11n1ral knowll•du•• t huiu a i.ll<' lndivu1ual helpful Neal h11nrtwr1l w/munogemcnl or :;ul1•N In).( lll'i'l'(lllllry WNlk<l11y11 ba<:k.ICtOUOO Lo 1m ldu-·1· ort Will l r111 n 1\1:10 htl(h Miles tnour o11p.•n a l ~cwport Ell.CM ---l v ., ho f1 ' H c •t r i• s p 11 n ' l h I I I y ~ i;uJ>t>1·vi111on ur sm ~tyff We havt• a p11,..1t 1on Loeut lcrm tlPP.lY W/llOOll & v r11 I n b I l' Io r o !Ou l ury : o v 1'r r1 d t• &. imlcsperRoo lhut enJ0YN llberal discount. Sht•lly'' bemg in th111 r r111y bu.SI Tall Shop <TIO~ 011!9 R.l.SAUS ne11s , romm """' lo -----• !Al'.I C8 11 Smtti n' Melvyn RUSSIAN· Spt"llc. wrHt• at fWfl ~'l Army 8petl11I vc>1olmn ... I X A opt.'f• w ~n 1ind women t.ji!t!tl,:?!! with lnnguRl(c• b ut•k ·-::!J __ !!'!' jU'OUncb Appllcanl mu~l mt-ct or 1•xrccd s pct'lal o---,--ur---_,--------• cnll<1 tmc nt r e qul rt• ......,.... ..... me nh . Cath bonu11c 'i TACO BELL Job opponunltacs avAllu ble APl!IY 1n pc:rson l5551 Dfookhurst S t WC11tmiNter. Must be l8 f"X>E 1tvaltoble . Apply 111 Anny RecrulUn11. Call Coet n Mtu S40-l026 Santa Ana 542.M~ Hllnlll\llOfl 8cM82-882 I Sell thlnp fast with Dilly P\lot Want Ada. f I ~!~ ..... ~~-~~ ..... ~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~!~ ..... !!.~~ 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O~ILV PILOT SAILJSOATSAU."\MAN Salt·HH•oun m 111 • Ot l::xP4:r1tn<'t preferred female for rerpel • Kou Marint8'7$o1403 rHamlc t lie a tori' ba.lary .. romm &40-2"4 Sl-A:lttr.TAIC V ,U•l l'"rt for newaJ>•SH"r t •llff\l' Small compan)' In Analw1n1 1 y p" 11 1 "'"nnt 01111,. 111ppor•nf'1• 7 30AM to 4 JO t'M tforv11·11 h11111on Allen •I.ml , I.lays. w 1111 n •· tn)(V7() U..•t--4,.,..... rart or full II m l' Hlt"I Sales 6 SurrH11 Semlruini 'omm11111on Oc>!lll llowaro 631·~ SOI' A 41 I.UV f';l)l':AT $1111 ('t'nlury M o(t1•I tloole fo°Yrn 7 l4 S49 :xn1 1010 .••.................... W-.teci 1011 •••• •• •• ••••• • •• ••• • • Mhc .. wOll' ~Gooch li4 LUGGAGE TAGS ..................... •• '-f;o1uJd1nl tronx. 1u11 ' W...Afitl...... -full lllnf & part trme SAL.15"1SOM llOI ~p hl'lpful, o•c llent NEW lfEALTll FOOD II B lor 1t 1<1n Oood Sl'OR'°! ON~NING fo'En aalary •·ur a p1)t ull 3M tnqUlre 11 V111u11 1n 521 l'S41 ~ 71'44 ~lnl(l'I •• d n• SIC•ITAIY LO I.ht· Pl"\'ltllh·nt lnH••I mt."fll hanlt111K ltrrn NII 'it>rv1u St11tlon Atlt'n d1111t. c-11ftor'd l>ty II l':\tlfl fo'ul • p ltirnf' A11 111> ~1f'll M11llo11, Hth & ll"\<lllt'. NII W 111t rC'llM'1!. tfllJW r. food • l,X'kto&Jh1 or lwich Apply :)2 :xi d111ty tw11rnard11. 3201 ... ('oai.l llwy . UlronJ 111•1 M IJI' t111le a hed1 11 W Ol1H·n Modt'l flume> fo'urn (714) S49 'J/.117 MUST St::LL end lbls, lrnp11, recllnl·ri.. bookra11es. t·lc Olun Modt"I Horne •'urn I ..... ~ d aood t'Ond • nu gnps ;, rom your ........ ant"ll• cu REN1'Al. N .. : .. :Ol':D G46-~ Send ont• card for CA<'h Ort lalf plus one sparf'. Wf' ho1*d1r whrt'lrh11r TY •.to r1·lurn pr rm nn(•nUy fOt" ll'('TI l\j(l' hOtiplllllilNI NR s&'...--1091 urthop(od1r pallcnt Mu111 • .-wv a>&dt!d 3.llr1u.'l1ve tu.i & 11 1, v ,. r y ••••••• ••••• ••••••••••• strup, meet1nic airline re&.'l()nAMf' or woukl pr1• M •• rnnt1 .. 8. hardly usl-d. I 0 r~wrements f're fP'r • lo•n ol ah1ar , i>hOnl• w11_., 1000 "•'II today S2W vmt IOM & theft' •·or a ~5721 lnl'I 1 ,.1)kr Hakes 4 U\lf't' l'IDll 84lf :iC)fJ6 SAl.IS611L ;-.., .... l•ofi l~·u• h ,.,It., ol fur 'l'~NNIS tilltlt> In lht 1n w111 .. 1t u ri• .. n1•1-.li. l'd M fo'ff Ul)\r ~for l' I t•lhtt• ht<l1> u1vpru11 MllXUle'.M~ll:? ~ h1 ,., ... i..1 l ould .. m i. 1n1u I u l 1 1111H· \1 u111l ~th• pl111111 jll l'\Ullolltl" J t HICICOIY FAIMS nu111 .. t yp1111: u111 •• 11nf °'11l'OVl'-r 1h1• wo.w.krtul •"-IUllJ 1·11r1 &. ~II ht'lpru ~orld Of Cht!t!lit' & llWI knowll•<h :t• Of WOI(! )(UUfffif't rood• wh1l1• l'IOI 1''"•1111: $4 thr nd \•unun.; 1•xtra monl')' t on1art Mr"( All<l{'tsoo Plf 1ull'" 'I ulonl( 11vpt 17 1117~2 ;>~tll b1•lw1•1•n ul tll l•kuc > ••nrmi. !Jiim&4pm t: 0 t-. 1-'tM W1~lcllff l'la 111. 642 O'JT2. ... asluon lsli.rtd 640 0030 !-M•1 n •I J ry for N1·wpo rt 1 t\·11tt·r IJWYt'• 11 t•cfb bales lloust'w1vc,11 neet.J ouht.1ncl1111< ~ktl h & >'itlfll money., No door tu lt'l11·run~ <1l11ht)'. hut nut door. Nol telephon•· 11110 1 h•l(JI l'llpt!f Mr 1101.ir1lJ1l11111 Lt-l ui1 :.how My1·1i., 1.1u ~10 you how to lie Care fo't .. 1· 979-38Gtl SECRETA•Y ---J.\111 or p/t1me for mt1 •1<EESAl.i':.') SEMJNArt Jj".'t:> Take order~. vr1•p .. ;xcellcnl opportun1tr lll..r11lurc·. lf•lt &< typ1• for erwrgel1c and1vldua Mu.'l iw at.le to orl{im1.tl' Hece1 ve vrofeuaunul ufr !'w·nd •iuJIJflcauon~ !iales Lra1nin1¢ at our 3 tot> o llox 276, Cdm, ~;i day seminar . Thens.-~ ~uahfied will re<-elve full -------ume )Ob. income 10 DI' !>N·rclat)'·Newpurt Pi>n· CeM ol $20,000. 831--0902. n1ns ula managemcnl Class1cGraphlcs consulting firm . r e<t "r""' h.1111~lc"lh:r 111 "°'"''' prOC'~u1n11 p rf•(1•rrc•d Sal•rY UJ>l'n ~··nu r r I~ Sl•ll!Wld1• C'albld t·o , f' 0 111111 .!73fl Newport Ac:t11h 'A }'b 67) llOJO ' t' (' r f' t II r ) I' I r .11t"l'retan1tl Offl<'t-··~r· 111"1' I'll)' mL'tto 64~ 41111, 1111m ~""' SICltlT A.I Y /L .... fo r puln1•r , Nrwpurl Ht· t·h I 11w ... 11111 'Top IJ-oV Jctr 11>11 J)\'r .. un '<lnl 1i.1.u .. an1n11nu111 • ..-r,1•11 Pf , &1-fh'ntl Jll •HI It l I 'ti II l.aura 714 7~ 0234 Sf:oX'IC t:I A It Y Gcl(H.I I yp IJ\C sk1lb, •tiorthand 1h- \ 1 rah I,, lO inpon y bt•nt•f1\a. ~111l1ry \'om m r na.uratt• with 1·x lwn c·r11 \' l'lt•ua.c 1 wit C.•1111ruw 7~ 11111 •SECRET ARIES* U1d You h.now W1• ltuve The fk.1ot A!)t>Ul'u11l:; & ('u ·,. In lrvull' & N II l':.rnployl•ri. l'lly All ri.'ei. l.1.t Ketndeu Al(ent·y 4020 H1rrhS t, Ste 104 Nt·wpon Bl'ach . 833-8100 Call};'°" AP1>t/l'};tali '64 SECURITY ROllHSOMS M.wportS.ach Will 111ll'rv1cw ;1p1>hcanh for Secunty Agent. full time posu1on.'I ava1lubl1•, c•x11enencc reqwrt>d t-:x l' t' I I e n l c o m p a n y, bcnt:f1l~ Apply l't'NOll nel, Mon thru Fri Ill! .,.ash.ion Is land F..qual Opport Employ<'r 'io-rv "11 llrlp n•<t'flrd 1111 nlt'1 "\ill ut v t /\pply !W to. l 'lll llw)'. N ti "••wk bur run 1t'l(l''>l1•1. tl...,.1~1 111 pn•pa rnt ion of •uld luo1h , i.cr\1· ht•Y\'rlllll''I l''ull /lloHl llll'lt' /\!)ply In l)\!tl!Ull un rrntt1y l11fo: AN'flQtJ F. <:tJl l.ll 11•11 t: Uyer ltd !'iunta Arni 751 3181 '1111 Wnt'ry S t orr 111 I ~Hlll clt•I Mar n~"lh c•x ~-r 'd nit., lady Full I.Hr~· 5 d•ys, a lnl work 1n11 ro nd11 •:.~p1•c-1ally 11111· •·llenwlt• tn~ IOIO !> roc K MAN l>ttl v ·~H "'ult t1mc• mutun• W IA'I" & l\AM>C 41M 0767 J.·41rht'nfor 'hn .. 11,1n ~ l' h o u I I L N 3 S Bruukhuri;t, .. 'nln Vallc•y ~1 7A3~ TIC ..... ICIAH \ti wo rk 1n Nt'wport &-ath l':xper w tS MA <1k'11uslry un11lm:r C:11ll Oun for uppt. titwn 11 IWM 64-0-0140 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS fo:x~ncnctld Only Sdl l)mly Pilot llif(ht:lil ('Om· m1 i.:.1on puid Your phont• ul home. Ov1•r 21, I ll Card. <.:ult ~·64s:l 131' M. ------n :u ;x OPE rt f :Xper"d only S ma II N 11 t::xJ)Orting firm needs Pl.on.-On 2 6 rM. S days a wk , S3 50 per hr. Please t·ull 640 6313. ask for P<."W<Y ------ TIH & GENEIAL AUTOSHYICE Wor11cd C,;t•nt•ri.l bout worker. P11!'1l1c 'f1di>1; M llMM, 2Z1 20th St. N II 11736MO W11Iehouiie nu111, cun1trur l H> n rn a t u r e m a 11 , pontbly 11e rn1 ·rl'llr \l d , ltV!fte UN'U, !i24 1014 Wood Worku nc•\•l.lcd Monl1Co1ncry Murinr 1-~p hc•lpful Must tK• in dWltMOU'I & wilhn.: lll learn <.:u ll for nppl !M-!HSZ M ·rhur ---- WOUATHOME Phoot> Sales ~30 5220 Mlftt..dlM ••••••••••••••••••••••• I005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anllqllt' Music BoxeA' Slot Mar h.ines I Clocks~ truGESEU ;CTIUN ._rte• lnhntaHOllClll GaleriH Open Wt.od thru Sal. UI02 Kett.ering, Irv. 1714) 754 1777 Antique onk revers e S desk $950 642·2164 or 1173-07~ BcautHuJ En1<llsh Oak Ta· ble. Square. w/2 lear~. lges1re. S275. Ph 536-192.'> ANTIQUt::SHOW/SAU.: Hunllllgton Center. Beach Iii/ San Dwgo t-'wy. Feb 1·2 3.4 THEllGSHOW (114 l S4!).:m7 TWIHC>afUU. Mnttrf'tl8 or hox 11pnnics ~ 4!111ch 1x: <•c•ts only I ~n 8ell tw. K•nR sf!h 119 Samplu must bl! l>Oltl 1mrnt'(J1att1ly from our wuehou11e. Ol:i"n Mcxkl llornt• l'\lm1ture 0.11; S411-J077 Wed. thru Sun. Credit Avail (Also 1cv1111I , hvlnl( rm, bdrm. bookca11t:a, lamps, end tbls, etc. l l)IT!IOOAIJU'd t:>A f'nrl~e ---------· 11s*n1> Sony ree l t•Pt· wallpaper. f ubric or __ _ _ w8~ ~ aell today l!54J "Day ~lo" pupt'r & wt• Offke,_...._.& C3yr.1~).4!j6.51~ will hur k & tnm your .... ,...... 1015 . --la~ Or try two c:.r<b •••••••••••••••••••••••S mall rt•c·ord pl ayer b<it•kwbi.l'k Xlnt new & U.'Jt'd ofr furn. <'~id tor ptay111~ 45's~d l'JU<;t:S plan nit"!!, wk bencht!ll J:l t1. l•vm.an1ot. ~ ~::.c:st$..')€i0ea C: I'; SURPLUS631 Z777 loah&~IM 6/9tauii SI 50 1•11 Spl't•rl O ·Prln-t f'I u1 d •• ~~!'! .•......... lOor mort' 11 «<l ett l.>upht·ut.or .. , Mc.>d, til 23-0ll Gi•r=' 90 Jo SaJi.'11 'l'&x lncluded f'\or S11° 11• I "h~t of • NOCAftl)?. • I~ <> Ii , 1~0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl-r 642 4321 i·xt 2'.17 Draw your own or send nu1n(', addrl'Ss. phone & llST QUALITY w.-·'ll make orw card Pt'r LOWEST rltlCES * *I BUY* * S.•nd d~k or mon1·y or st ~ct-ta.11 Add25<each ~ 1:...J-, __ f".ood u.'IH F\lm1lurf' & dt·rtn Ol't llljl :.c·rv1c1· 111110 BoATING Apphanc•e5 OR I Wiit '9lOT rRIMTIMG j,1\llJllal>lf> &40-~(I :.eUorSt-;L.L.for You PO Box 1560 !*c rt•tary 1·hJ1" 11:,, MASTHS AUCTION ~ta Mesa . C.. 112626 Metal & wo00 <11·:.ks $'75 ~'4~M~6'~6~&~1~l~l-~9~6~2~5~1 O'Neill &.iper.n.d l Tia·~"' St or ag t• l' ab 1 n1•lt. $XS .,.-.. Rbckboard.G Slil AMOr\ .. . . S STOPS Read no more' We hove all size ma llrl"l>SC!> frr)m ~ set, s ofa /loveseal S178 new, 5 pc Bedroom $147, sleepers, bunkbeds. end tables. etc Why pay swe pnc<.'!I ~ Call Cen. tury Model Home f'urn Wed thru Sun fo r direr t1ons to War eho use/ :.torage :irea. l nshnt credit avail. 549·3-077 SA/CM area. -----1 CAStl l'AID 1-'or nd wsc'tl furn, anti que!I & cir TV'ii 957·81.33 -----2 twin xtra firm $630 mall -.t• ams. Us e d on cl' <'d chaJr'> & ll'll\\' C Jo: doesn"lf1t SllO. 548-0256 ()ff1<-l' Jo'urn1lurt•, i044 WINDOW SHADES l'la<'t'nlt-J, c: M wooc.h:n s hu llt'rs, mini Uwd furniture, tlei.k'I, blmds.· woven woods & chuir,, f1l 1•.,, ,l•Jr:.ti.:1· wtndow Unllng Janwiry cabmcll>. t'll· 11 ;-yr' old Sale20'7o-30'/o off Closing oHice, 644-8385 ASPEN 64S 8951 ---- TI .. 'fo'ANY'S Pnvate (;lub Mt>mb e r ~h1p ~$0+transfer . <.:all 673-3351 orr1c t• i''urn 1turt• & Maclunes. Nearly new, d esk s. chri., fllc•s , bookcues, t ypewnters, c h cc kwrltt>r s , tramcril1"r, lah bcnc·hc-11, 'tools . Intel 230 MDS . M.-y Leech 2115 1'1:.it·cnlia AH· Costa Mes a Yoo ur•' the w1nrw r or Two Ft-ff Tick•h to the 17th Annu11l LOHGIEACH RODEO ;i t t he• Lon ~ B l•arh Arena, JOO f:. Ocean lilvd , l.ong Bcnrh. 1'11 rlwm your llckelS. call 642-!W>l8, ext 272 ••• DOU HOUSE Ii ROOMS with mm1<1lurt• furrutun• i'1ww 8040A DVOM . l'h Coast Guard Auxiliary , Iii ~7 wk, lioat in Safety & Sall· Only SI SO Cal642-0138 &spm~ (3 mos old> SI --------- DJ.--= • n-.-.. 1090 1n~ Clat.s~ start ... <•h ,..._. • -· ~· SUI. 7 OOPM. at Tustm •••••• • • • • • • •••••• •• ••• H1i;:h Srhool. rms 22'l & Slc•mway Grand 7', fo:x l2<I ~or637·Sl~ ea ~5194 -------King SI.Le Watcrbed. rom plct(' $150 or best offe r 644-6848 befor~ J ---AnOQoe; tables & chair... hand carved :1ofa. rw.t ~ stock of over 150 r er:im1c molds & gret'f!Wate + a polle r ·, wheel & 2 sho wcases . f~h l.O start bUSllll''S5. f750. 837-6123 ------- l'1·vt1onal Quality. II .___ Mex.lei Nf•w 191>4 lll:u•k ~ McwtM Ma hog A 111' fl Ull I u I Equipt1Wnt 9030 piano r7800/ &Hol offer. ••••••• •• •••• • ••• • ••• • • 642-7387 Schafer & Son.. ronsole xlnt cond . Sl.500 l month old 551-4034 lnflatablt· lloaL., Nl'w /U1><'<i/Ocmo'!> E I t' 11 M a r 1 n .. 114n 54 1132 -----good s lollb 1n S/tl & ·1y11· 111g will pn·p propot111l11 ---- und rinal reports some r.~y 'fTIME 5 day work week. Apply N<'wporl Tire Cente r , ~ E Coa!>t llwy CdM. Amer. o ff1 c-e s t y l <' ~any roll top dt•sk. includes eha1r, 64x44, tm.67~2140 area ru..:. two bed & Uruv~rty AlhJet1r (;tub hneni.. Sony colo r TV, Mem bership, $300. Ph harv~t labll' & ch airs.' 67J.5:n>Or771·3111 misc. 54IS l2'JO lliimngion UH ref in & 01n11hy 1,k1H ), Sab111 rt'('()Od, SOOO Rradsford r a l' k ... r r n a 11111• 6 .-or all your vacuum tlH SS25 H:lnk f1nanc1ni: t:dg<•wall•r. SI~ /m o SALES MAJ<E THIS YOUR d a t u c Cl 11 t• c t 1 on & ~ analysis work ns wC'll as Nc.'WpOrt Ctr. real estatl' d.1t•nt fill' ma mt & olh<'r o r ,. Good Pho n l' .:e n . office duties ' personality,typlng&Sll b753553 Hours 2 .JO 5 30 Mon. LAST JOB! SECRETA•Y Ueat lht· hlj(h cost or hv 1N(. Cull on 1ndustnal, l'OmlllCr('1al a nd ans l1lu llunaJ a cl'llunlll with 11 Coni.trucl1on /En1<ineer- tunh quality Une or ll'•ht in.: onenl<'d sec:,r<'tary "'' " rw(odc"I for 1mm<'d poi.r -ing product.s .. ..:xpenen<'l· t1r>0 with Newport Real'h not necessary. We lrHin ft1•v1'h1per Salary com· you. [)('vl'lor> a ~ood n· ml·nsur ate wnh ex peal bU.'ilnt'l\i. a t a h11(h J.l"Ml'nl'e. Ask for Lynn. 'Mlle ol comm1ss1on plui. 7~190-1 bonUS<.-:., ho:-.p1tal1tahon ------- plan, n ·l1ri·mcnt and SF£1lETAICY-Ability to other benefits . Wnte to pc-rform techntral & M R. ECIIT responsible sccrNanal 3700 Wlkhire ll•d. work of u <'O mp.l n S.ite 815 nature Min ,uahf1ca· lll.llL'I, typing 130wpm, & Los A19CJdU, SH !A>wvm $'7!1().t948 per CA 900 J 0 mo .l\pply 1n person to OpporfmitJ Fountam Valley School F Dist , corner Talbert & er M/ Nt'Wland, Ftn Vly. f"1hng ----------1 dt'a1Umt•, U5n'J Jo; 0 t: F'or Cla!1s1f1ed /\d ACTION SN'mJt)'. full lime•, must ht• uhll• lo lypc. lialbua Ii.land 673 3884 ---('all u I>u1ly r 1tot AO VISOH 642 5678 tr you want your advert1s· 1n1< mes!>al(e lo real'h more people al lower rost. Class1f1ed 1s the w11y to go! Call Now' fl42·56711 You may win tickets for 8:00 P.M. performances f'rlday. February 9th, or Salurday, February IOlb. Or a Malinee pe rform a nee al 3:00 P .M. ON Sunday , February 1 Uh, 1979. Long Beech Arena 300 E. Oce•n Blvd. Long B••ch, C.IH. Info: (213) 436-3M1 ( -. thru f'rl WJo.:c;LF:YTAYLOR CO Re<ilLOrs 644-4910 SEU.INCOME rRoratTY w1Lh uver $67 m11l1un 1n s till""S I ast year in our or • fi r e . our sales s tarr avl'ragC'd S2 rnrlhon l'UCh in closed escrows with a very attractive com · m11>8IOD s phl. A :.up· p(Ktl ve but unstructured pm(1'l\s1onal earning en· v1ro11me nl 1n nc:.irly 6000 s q. ft. ol pn'SUg10W1 of· fices near Orange Coun· ty Airport. II you are n Ill.~~ saJespen•on and havt' ~ SUCCE'lldUI :tl hr1u<>r 11alcl>, yo u ran h•arn mrome p rol>(!rly !>aJcs while you c-ontmue lf1 do house s ales <wc do UcAh l To arran1te ~lfl in· lervr<'w plea'le write Donald C . Berman, Pre:s1dent. Quail Place Properties. 1400 ~uail St • 11/c-wport tlt·ach. Ca. 92fi00. G 1 ve work and C'anunl( history Tow Trurk Dnver. t'Xper only ll•'l'fl :ipply Must hve In l' M .ert•a 24 yrs &ovt•r Call 751 151~ French S lipper cha11 . Pearl, wood 1ola1d b:H'k ~at l'OYC'rl'(f with 'rlk Ob1. Value $1800. S1•1l now $650 495-~194 Authcn11c Aourhon borr{'I iVf'round table & 4 1·hr' w/match1n.: bnr & 2 h:.ir o,tnols hke nt>w S300 firm i11r..1 1410 art. :; Tow Truck Uri vt:r"> ex pcr'd. Top puy . Apply G&W Tow1n~. HOB Ohms Way, C.M. 642·125<! *. * l'ltoma1 E. rowell 753Scott l'I Costa Mesa TRAIMH Po1iti0tt I ~w1tch1Kiard opera\or. Must bl• dt:pendable and a vailable for even ing s hift. Call fo r appl. f>15-756S You :ire the wmner of Two Ft-e. Tickets tolhc 17th Annual lOHGIEACH ----------1 RODEO Typis t needed p /tlmc 'WOl'km your homl'. your hrs Nt>W Ports 673-0'JS4 T_)'P•St Wo rd processor f\.111 time. strong typmJ! ~kills, good spelhn2 & al the L o n g Beac h Arena, 300 t::. Ocean Blvd., Long Heach. To claim your lrcket.s. call 642·5678, ext 272. *** 1:rammar nee. Work on ~-.en 10 Io l..t>Xltron syslt·m Apply ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnpc™>OtoMr. 1-'uent~ll FRJo'IG HT OAMAGF.IJ at ltobt:rt Bein, W1llram , . • •'rotit & A.'lsoc. 1401 Quall I IOTPOlNT SALF •. 3308 St Newport Beach W. Warner nr llarbor, -Santa Ana. 979-2921 When you call Classified to place an ad, you're as· s ure d o f a fri e ndl y welcome a nd help in wordtnl( your ad for best res ponsc. Call Now! 6'2·!W>'7H liARGAINS.Used refngs , wshrs, dryrs, guar, best buys, we M>rv. a ppl Best /\pp! 536-0911, SX-43.10 CASH PAID Ws h r I Dry r s / He f ri ..:s. work1n.1? or not 957·111:13 WA511EH Ull v..:n SAU; deluxe rnul-11 l'Yl'I•• models C't1mplt•tely rc- bwlt, rcf1nisht-d. I Y•'ar guarantee Your cho ice SJ~each. Oel1vl•ry . Sill(' t:nds I· 15· 79. So (;oa-.t Apphante537-~ GibN-Ori refrigerator, tu.:. perfect for a k••I(. $.$() 963-8010 ---- Pnvale party will Pll'k up o r b u y y o u r o I cl rcfngerator work111J: or not. Top l'al>h paid tl¥1-8452 licydes 8020 ..................•.... 1!132 Schwinn C ru1-.n , w/~pnnl(cr & xlnt c·ontl (;lass ll' paint JOh w/detail $360 firm &M-6296 For Sal e Wom<>n '-; Schwinn b1kP and m en 'i; II(. frame 10-sp Stc•yr. Nr. new res_ 541H~ ltalvegn super rt'<:ord: All campagnold . xlnl. cond Sew .ups. s tain l ess st>Okes, Jo:vcs. 645-29'".>8 ------MkllMJ Mahriah 8025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I "'1 Ton Ovf'rt'll'ad Chain Hot.st. S200 Call ~31-844-0 all. noon DoCJI 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 'TO<Yl'S I fo; ' ' BeauWul. black, seller I lab, male 1 c,., yrs . shOL'i. xlnt wtctuJdren Free to o good home 494 ... 942 or 4IM ZIC2. AKC I.abs, yl•llow:... bfacks, shots . call 646~ NEW 2 brus. .. hC'adtio urd I Wiil beds $25() !>l lid II J I l'l)rn1•r .:rou1) S50 Bu 1 :.tool $50. 7M/IW6-2119 . --l)lH:ENS IZ E Sufulll'cl S<!OO. 2 s w1v1•I rock1•1 £'hrs. $50 ea /\II noral cl1· SIJ:O. 213·592 2036 llunt Hbr. area C 11 1:: ST S S 3 0 . ..: N 0 TABLES $20, LAMPS. Sl5 015UW!l Couch, nds. upholstery. 2 matrhmg chair'!. x lnl rond1t100 494 2417 ~w. 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gara2e Sal<'. l~r clotht>s ~z Us24. plant-. & m isc 31.9 Walnut !'.l , N n t' ... !ltd Gooch 1065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Washer, Dt)'f'r & Ref'rig NI tn xlnt cond. used Vt>ry reasonable. <.:all aft 6pm. ~_137_8_. __ _ Lady Kenmor (' 2 d r n>fnl? tfrN·ter . w111·1' & wUlC'r d1s p, washt·r tv dryf'r I.I( hsc· r>lunui & anl HIUl' c-onl:i llll'r ' 7 14 !l'r.J !1.1.l!l J.w.ary •.•...............•.... n 0 I C' x s u h m a r I n C' r w1dah-. fi mon:. old $500 or lw~t. Mf Ca II bl·t. tu.64!n :11:is U•estoctl .................•..... IAIYGOATS Nanmt.>s & Rill.It>:. 1 s:n 0000 Ask forKns Windmill & Towrr, 6 14 ~ C.:ll•Vt•lond, Or1'nn:11de M fo' !Ito~. 714 72'l-5010 MacMoery 80 7 8 ..•.................... fll• yuu r own bo!>'I . Thom~··n l'<·a Grabel µump ml 'cl nn (;hc:v I Ton w/hni.t'. dmp.., $31100 nnpl l 496-4205 Wi\NT' to buy bell 1>ander, ltim fCllUl(t' 12" b<·nder, lhm gouge brakr. Su11 anytm, othc•r d ys :ift. ti :.>pm,540.mt. ----- ... * T eny L McHtrtt 725 Oom1nto Dr Newport Huch You are the winner ot Two Ft-ff Tidi.tl tolh<' 17th Annual LOMGlliCH RODEO nl the Lon11 Heach l\n•nu, 300 •: Ocean Mlvd • Long Henl'h To dmm your llckcL'I, call 642 5678, ext 27:! • .. * Lind borl tennis DaJmat1on puppy~ AKC membenhlp recistered. S49 2901 art 5 213-506-4570 or Sunday -tllC: famlly membenth1p, 1045 \ran3frr '"<' inc luded. ~-~~~ •••••••••••• t820.8.'13-0379 M. Cat, lonl( hair . ,.~,.m 11horthalr sp t1yed c al Good w/ltldA. 646·8600 ATTF.NTION ANO EL l''.\NS Pu~hase a I /6th. !Iha.re ol 2 Season 1'kkeu fOf' the 79 sea.son. ll33.33 Cottle, IM!11ut male. to Incl Pf'C'ferred parldn1e. l«)lld home w/ctrildren. UlllM2·008aaft4pm. Call 673-0719 ·----------- lll k I, 11b /IfI'1 t t' r m Ix, spayed Pem . to KOOd home Mov1nl( 41M lllM7 John "'"'• 5J8.&170orM7 2617 AltlC8111 paint 1pray rlR with hose & 11.u.n Just overh11ult<d l'.itf't!llrnt rond1t1on IB50 979 0021 00 055844 0130 U'l08 llOW Sole & two motrhlnlC or Cll!llOnul t·hulr~. $1 ?!J 4!M a417 ch•aner m.~. look us up 5JfHf77!°J SW-749'.J in tht' y ellow page.., ----- Vacuum C 1l':.an1 n ~ tlARRY U OQlll~I loafs. Pow...-9040 Center, 1572 Newpo rt Planorepuir. n·uuildini:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HJv . <; M 646·JHn rcfllU.)hJnl( Bank ftnanc· CLASSIC -----WI: 17'Chm.Crafl run:ihou1 1-·or :>all' anl1que oak l! 8000HJirnrltonAve.ll.li. "' l l I door Ice Box $275, Oak I 536-lr175 n<'Y . cng .. tr. a I xtra !> II SI l k t h ~ _ _ 250hl"!lfresh watc•r nnly oo er y pe 1 c e n .._ __ l'Ubrnet $450, and J tub '°llrrand 5' Grand $2250 lioat IA a.,,,.,lutely ru•w i.lainless steel restaurant Slt.'ll:er 5'8" Crnnd rt>l>u1ll ~ AY 64G !IOOo typc smkS100.Callafter & r cr1n. S34!lil liu o k S·OO, 964-1761. fuwnclng. 536-8TI5 '71! UNWl.IT .. : :w t:let· wheelchair A·tH:C Piano w /lw11<'h. l·omcoh• rndl, 1<ood cood w/bull S pine t . X I nf t·ond. dmrgt>r & nu ball. ~II Walnut f1nl!>h. $950. !al-0776 aft. SP M 556-0525. " SPORT SEDAN l..<)AUEO! Hodar. TV VHF. depth finder. ha11 ~. blmUll lop. new furrutun· 28 actual hri. liam wood. aJI sizes & shapes, must sell, clay pipes lot' wine racks etc., all sh;,pes. 536-6974 MI C R OCOMP U TER. lilt.el Mdl 230. MOS & Fl.UK~ 8040A DVOM . Call SlS-3957 SW'-J 1093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIJ)(-c new ISJ9..3173 Call Now for Appl 1.!1156 ~· Twm engine Chm, l:r a fl !i peed boat ld&SSIC ). XJnt 673-7771. Matoz:r l/R, loaded. CVI'' an 6. 673 9363. Reduc1<d dunng winter ----Carpet MiU Dtrect Plu.sh nylon roll~ $4.SO yd. 549-3181 167>~ Furniture sa l l!, ws hr/dryr. upright frttitt, re/rig, bdrm set. macrame, antique s . 67~/640-4775. "; 28' Cal ifornian. nt·~ Men's Scott &ot&. size 7, motor, recent s urve y ~ cond. $50 or best Tht' Mmehune has Oy o fr. (;all Laurie alt bm11(c. 9' x 9' •flerde<:k. 6 OOpm. Ph642-91.36 . t'ncl<>bed heMd"'-1:11lle y -----imd s let"J)8 four. nu~ well SKIS. 2a> ROM1gnol HOl' rruuotamcd boat has .1 m 17 bl.nd.Jn~:. $22.'\/or very complete inventor y trad~· 200 II EXCEL S1111 und " tt'.tdy f1>r 1·ru1"nll I.lime<' w /N 17 brndwi:~ or 11~hmi.: wtth11ut mld1n.: S200 Ph 5.'il J342 ,1/IVI hint! $1/i,IJI)() M:; ·~Ul-1 S:.tbol, $.'iO. Exercise b1kt', m. Jo:xerc1sc bell, SIS Two pine Capt.am Chr~. SIOea. 673-3976 Have somt1hmg lo Sl'll" 90L 0 Oassd1ed ads do u well Boots, Sail o CJ/eatl$ of CLove Tll1~ Valent1ne·s Day send your love J gree ting all llw w orld can share with a Daily Ptlot H9clfl ol L ove II s ea s y , c.o mpo sc y o ur personalized greeting & we II set your me ssage in type lo lit the border o f your choice or your own handwntten thoughb m ay appeJr 1n lhe border you ~elf'c t Borders como in 3 sizes $1 !> $I 0 & a special child's s1zo for $2 (Yo u musl b~ under 12 to qunllfy lor th•'> one). 11 you wish to c rc.-ito yo ur own greeting, use ;:t black pen & wnle your message 1n the h eart below or draw your o wn Vttlentrne o l lh1s size #4 This S11e s 10 For help with your .ici . 1ust call 642·5678 & R fmrndty Valen11no ad·v1ser w ill bn happy to ass1s1 you. 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" I 1111 1!. • T 1t 1 11 m a 1' "'tH't'~ & low m1lr\ I 1r ll w r l"U41 $Sl71 THlODORl ROBINS FORD JOnO t1All8CHI lllVD CO!>IA MH A 641 0010 1977 DODGE V AM 15,ASSIHGll \'H, 11utom11 t 11 , J>Wr 1lt'('OOI(, air l'OOd & lo"" rnllt~ ( •SAX I LAST CHAMCI FOil 1971 5lot'1 SAVEi IUYOR LIASI HOWi 79'1 HOW AallVIHGI •DATSUMS * ~ o ~~A bor :"~i r ~I~~ ·~~ ~.':;. ·~a~f:r J!:: Ch•oiltt•e:;io•fNo9•••YA•All•~w·•lt•h·. ·~"'' 'Mt• "-"' S•d'-wtuUt/b\.U'I Ult ~/of· llM\llC ~ 499-43CM Of All MMeh Irr •llOll S l ll"C l "' SI""(' '72 DUS R l~ht hand •UlomlJlJc,~wr 1teer'ln1 A .ir ..... ,r,N '~' ..... MGMld ... ~• d d.. T t ll ~. "r-......... l h ' l'AJtTS i-.t;rtVI(.' .. ; "' '"'" luuu cc.in .. ve o r t!ng ., ,....._ 01 8Vf' air takt." over paymtonl.a or mor~ ftun'1 •Int Cl700 <'Ondillonlrlic II other u COSTA MESA DATSUN ZIMS llA RUOlt RI.VU 540-6410 1 40-011 l • DIJVIA • •LITTLE ..• * SAVE A LOT . . BARWIC K DA HUM 8 31 I HS 49 J.Jl 7S "Wt• nl"t-tl lo buy C'lt•11n 1>11tsw1 un -d l'llf"I" S WtlJ I'•)' Toµ l>ull.ir S COSTA MESA DATSUN ~llAHHOR 81,Vl> 540.6410 S40.01 I l Nt•w ?92M07.X A(l', P /S 4 PH~ ~1l vt•1 Lit . pd SJ I ,3'11 5:10 1140'J ·n l'ld< lJp with n 1111111•r 111\.-ll Goucl rnrul $HiVO ( 'ull tlJI ixzt 11r t>4ti 1~47 ' t I. I> 11 t ., u n H 2 I II • WiOO 673 7690 Ph ~ 1fl 2 pm lru An t'Umplt1. 2 Door With Oflly 10,700 m1le1 y... <8tlc :M2f>l CU1T'lT L 9744 •••• ! ............ !?!.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 GT, !(rut cond MUST SELL t'AS1'' SIOUOor bl-11t off~r C111l iaf\ H~ IS88 '7:i MUD Xlnl eond 0nl(ownt r . s:.i@. 6C 2290 646· I 01ltl 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '13 flonC'he 1114. Ptirl <·on d1t1on UDOO t:vu 13) Yim ~,4 Carrl'rl Unique. Show IOOf O rood IW ,OC,W) 213 ~1111 tn :ritl U roadster lOnvt-rt Mmt 1t9ntl , ~:IOO/offr1 G4.a ll6X.1' '17 <'w~r Metoll1r 911 Pnnl<'ht-T u .1111. 10,.111'{1, \tlddle leather Int . 11r l 'lc srn. <1HOt llX hw"' or (er 21/K ml • 7Sl! M UI, 751 21JIG '77 1124 11l lver . /\t i • 11u •n'O, 22.000 ml M u~t ~·II lWs t vHer l'o II <loy" 97!1 233,') t'Vf'll & wk111l11 76"~ 'G7 9115, 5 11p Xlrit C'11111I No rulll M11v111.i m u111 111•11 16500 7J4 IJMl.lt1 1 ~),'J) (}OOfj '67 l'tJr '''hf' Ill I VOLVO SALIS, SHVICI AHOLUSIHG OVEKSEAS Df;LJv•mv Jo-:XP ER'rS IARLIUCI VOLVO 1900 llnrbor Ulvtl cos·r A r.u:s A 646-9l0l 540·94'7 ~ICOUMTY VOLVO ":X<1.USIVV.1.V VOLVO l.1tr l(e111 Volvo l>reler '" Or8n l(t• rounty I RUY or l.f',l\.i, I', l>l fl .. j('T 2026 S anc er Anahetm 750-2011 2 )o, w 1• 11 i " h V o I v o Mrr h o n lr" 11 11 w !J I f v1111'>1 , 1!19!.r H11 1l111 r lllv1I , CM M5 198Z llfOHYOU SllLYOUR VOLVO • SEE US! CONNELL C HEVROLET ~')111 '' '•' II ' ' ' '" I \ \1 ~ ' ~46-1200 , ................ ~ ...... , .... ..,..._c~ ,...._ ==--'70 RANCHEk.0 VII PS/PU, auto. M6l.2.$7 1977 C .. VIOllT 1'4'Al.A SB>AH umnurbo Muatang, 3·dl'. Automatlr , pwr. Nlt'tir· 2 moa. u ld , rornpl. f IO 11 d f• d , m u 11 l " '' I I 111.i, Dctory •Ir cond • S1000/t11 ke over Pml8.' bnt.00 l(lan. waw lln•11 wh1•1•I eovt•f ll & LOW 4ln.OJO milM I.it 857RLO Stk 611 11ta tlon Wf(n 4 2V f~ autom11t1c. icrrat 1•nic , M771 A/(.;, J'/ll, n1•1-l111 a C 6 tr itl\ll, lfl50 IJJ 1 24 c.I THEODOAI ROBINS FORD J(Jf,(I llAllllOA Ill VD (Q<,JA Ml '>A t,4/ 0010 1976MALllU Svarkltnl( bluf' rl111r.h with l(lu1lr nln11 whit<• top. VII, automitllt . aar cood , pwr 8l..,..nnii & e radw tG70rK I': I Rt'Ci U('rd to OHLY Sl750 CONHUL C HEVROLET '>l.'>111.rr 1. ,, 111 d I I,..., I \ \.1 ~ '· \ 546-1200 'M G•l•11r <t dr. Vt!, lltnd trM.,, ll&tl, dn c:rt'al 1•ng, nd1t l'lutr h, 14W a. Ii 545 334!1 ;i; Granada Ghl11 Oovl' iir t•y . 3'1 ,000 m I A II powt>r. loudt.od Vil 3~1 PIOO Xlnl <'Ond ~ 6788 Ill :, ·r.1 Fo rd, 11ood lran11p. l'lll5 See ut 752 Shiallmar. Apt 8 64.2 !1717 ·w Ranchero, rul\ll ~ood, aood 11hapc. $7:,0 o r bes t flOO 3122 ----'6fl"OHT INA /vs 111, bt'tlt offe r 642·088fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• CA.UFOaoua srtCIAL 'alCI! ltukhl>Ul'k X l11l 11hu11t• Abo lim1tt'(J 11u111h..r or 12200 752 274U , ufl Ii, l.!1711 :12111'11 1ic 11t1ll 11 vuil11. MO! HtJ2U bit• ('IJll llll tOilU)' 1 Gd C'<>rMI I' I' S:l.7~.oll t:vt• G31 llO!H MARQUIS VOL VO MIS.(;l(JN Vll':JO ll 1-2110 495.1210 '71 T a r ffll. nu p 111111 . '71i~}4 (;1 .. nm /fm 11lt-rl'i.1, AM W M l'lllll' r1•<·ordr r , llhr 1111 snrl. /\JC , All -75 Grunad.i 4 dr. Xlnt cc.ind. 302 enii Vynl top, AIC. new. St. bit rliltl. tares . Cruise <'Onlrol 44M. S400 belo w Book. Call S48 2967 w~kdayi. aft WM ~ 9520 ······················~ WOOOll•; llUG Ford Jw11u1Jtul' ~ 644 711JJ CONMRL CHfYIOUT .. ,,,.ll.11 h 11 111 .. 1 I I " I ' ,, t " ' SU-I ZOO '40'0RDWOOUY f"\.r lly rt-Mlort'(J • $13,000 Mu11111t•ll fo'ord Van 1'\l lly ""'5--0161 ronvt•rt low ml ~ 0:,71 -"' Ask for Mount• 830·7000 ·~1 Cbt>vy deHv..ry vJn, Ask forSosy lully r est ored . 3~0 en.;ane. S3500¥1J •Kl lffr '76 Dodge Van, <'11tm anl, 963-60M s ler e o, mus t ioe e . -- -~. 731-3204 Woody 1951 Jo'o d Uclux t· - ---- Hunning, ,gd t ond . ...,_ W..ted 9590 N.J5 reslor. 646 1$444 ufl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl'M. WE Will IUY K:Jrc 100 1 Hl'nault 1·1111 YOUR DATSUM vert1ble ind hurdto11 J'/\JO fo'OH OR NOT Complet e n ·i.to r ut1011 , TOI' DOLLAR must He•' $'l4~. 003 r1110~1 FOR TOP CARS '!'ii Cad1l111(', x Int 1•nn(I $2750 or ht·<S t o lt "r It~ 7176 art 6pm 'fl31h Ford c;atuxy Xln~ Rut·k1•t Neats, 11uto. p l"!', p /b. a /r M llll c•ond MllNl ~('CI 638 7858 U IZFll Ui 1 $2500 4 wt.e.I DrhH 9550 BARWICK O~TSUH "·Ill ltJ,&fl' ,q11 ,ff llPI 831 -1375 493.3375 Wt; PAY TOP l>OJ.J./\ ll ror lop used {'llrs for e1"n. dc>lnetiLin or cli1s11H'"I If your rar 11> ~xtra <'lean, ~" I.Ill ,..l lli>I ! ll 1 ·2040 495.4949 um UMW laOI IUurk with l1m tntcn or , uar 1·oml , /\ M I I'' M t' a x a ,. t l c , M1cht!bn ltrl.'!I & an 1m mar ol a te conditio n C041SX E I Prt . p ty ~ <.:a II 64.S-14 75 1976 IMW 2002 COUPK " lll'f-t'(f trnn11 . air cond1l1on1n~ & LOW rrul~ <446N YJo:). OHLY $6895 HOWARD CS..nol•t Dove & Ou111I Slll NEWPORT Ul':AC ll lll-0555 Ott.ANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & '73 UATSUN l;107, Nl•w t1rt•11. 1ohm·k11, butfrry , AM/FM H troek. 611.000 miles $4.000 or t>.•fll or h•r Work 557·22 11 l it 4PM1 'hom1· ~ 04611 ofh'r :>PM wetokt'ntls v Pry C'l t' ll n S 7 1:10 II 11trllll IGI~ 117!1 80Wl 900 So. C:...t Hwy. 675 2424 ----i 6 IH2t~. blk /IJlk, "'''rt'<I c•11ss. s unroof . s s pd . ma"". mm t $1 2, 1195 :!."IK rru 133--0:n!} '725 ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa fo'unt1Jst u· Clos eout on 19711 Moch-I~ 1979 Modt!l11 now ur nvang MUST St:Lf, f)(('K Mll_.Lfo;I< M<trOl<.S l.aJ W W1trnt•r , S A 557 21:.1<! 1976 fo'ial 131 4 dr. 1>t•dan, rudao, :) i.\>d. ll·ss than 2:'>K m1 X nl 1·ond J• I' Call :ti.'> 00:11 (II 3o :,pm) 551 llJ7J l'Yl'!i '76 fo'1at XHI. lo m1 b , Xlnt l'Ond, lk•i.l uffer 675 IJ7!11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEST DRIVE OUR 'UCAR OFTHEYEAR" Good inventory in stock Hurry WhJll! lht•y last: MIRACLE MAZDA/REHAUL T 2150 Harbor Dlvd COSTA Mfo:SA 645-5700 Roh Roye• 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 1 OCALCR IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER AOLLS·ROYCl U .. OJ•m-n --1 ... , .. \'-----' ....... Mu11 I S 11l·rifll·1•' 1!17j ~leedl Volvo. 164 "· 1 dr :.ulo, 494-11l1 <1n1rl am/rm ca11, n 1r, ---------• nc:w lrrt>'I 46,000 m1 S5400 ti73 6S22 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7J Capncl' FUii powe r . new l.u'eii, A/C. AM t f'M. Im m a c. $1800 I'. P . 644-5744 II Munti.-C11rlo A1C P /S, P/U. P/W. P /Lock s MUST SRL AM/t'M st track, swivel '74 llom t'l llalch burk XG but'kc1.s, T Top . tmma(' f•y l, Auto tram •• Pow lo w 1 m1l g . SS .HOO . St r & Hrukl'b Aar, 6423132 BuckelJI. a m /fm 11le n•o & ---------- mor1• Golden tan w1lh P vl · pa rt Y NE t: O S tan anttn or Low milt!., CH EVY. Mech wo r k Ont• 0 Wlll'r . A11 k111 i.: ~_o_K.~988 $2 ,llJO. C'all 9ti3 t 121 w c· t' k d a y .; fi · I 0 IJ M . Wi'l!kcndi. !IAM m•M f"or s a lt• 1\174 c:n:mhn. h U l" k l' l II t• a l !i , d I I , AM/l"M. pwr i.lc-cn n..:. 111•w front br ak1•i., low rrulcnw>, fll!OO <:u 11 u flcr !. 00. 004 17tll '62 JlAMRl.EH 6 ry l auto, runs gd. D>CJ '72 C lffo:V . JSO eng1nt• Comp • lo milc1'i Y1rm <•l $350 642-5075 afl SPM 73Cht•vy Impala, 4 dr, air, AM tf'M. I'S. l(ood cond . good lm "' SJ700 or tx"\t olr 751 "419 t!V!\/wknd~ * * * Chcrl.1 I . Hardy Mlrcwy ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST' UNCOLN·M t.:f(CU It Y Dealenlup~ now OPEN UYRADEIOE LINCOLN-Mf;RCURY 1~ l8 Auto Cente r Dr SD Fwy-I.a.kt' Forest e11t IRV INfo; 130.7000 ·72 Col Park !) p&li!I Witt( Whale . folly loiteh•d ' Xlnl1 12.000 675 6161 '7!1 Oob<'11t. 3 dr. 12000 962 6770 -----'77 M11rqwh. :tel,OOU mt. IJl(ht blw· 11ny1 lop. or1 v y brut• llh r 1111 a rn/fm :;terro, radiab . load l'(J Smooth dri v 1n". Mint N>nd. Must i.t•ll Take bebl ofh·r S4H 2393 d ayi. t(}G 30 96fl 417k l'YC!I & sun ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. '76 124 ror!Vl•rt, 5-M><l, Jdtll tuid. $2000 & tiakc over puymcnlb 641; ~74 ClO~lO ~VNOAn '59Silvcr Cloud 1 $1 9,000 ~4144 64S 72!.YI l1l06 Shemngton P"I Newport Beach You are the wanner of TWO PREETICKETS to lhe '71 Mach I. Cl.V. ~I 4V, ft.am a ir , low ma xlnt orJ( rond 213 !H3·41l4 ••••••••••• LOW LEASE! '79 CHEROKEE O uadr a·Trac. p o w e r 'lteeflng & brakes hooter ISer 18861) AS LOW AS S142hl per mo on approved credit. 36 month open end lease cash price $ 7495 r>tu.s tax & he. Rn111due1 .$4645 _. l !&AM_, Hwllh:Jf• leach AMC..JHP 16751 HACH llVll. 147-9551 .............. ·n 41f4 Ford, HuP<>r rontJ . k.Nldt.'tl, 1111 c•a111lyt1r n m vcrtc r, :mK 101, S:KIOO. 524·10M '15 l>O<hw < 'r<•wn 1 h l'w 1 Wl{n, 4 :.!VK rn1, FnfJll)' l'X lras Axk in~ $G000/0 HO !146-25.JI ull f1PM 'T.I Ult.11.<·r. M1m1• (•xtru.,, $4 100 i;.c,.!K'Jljjj uft ~I'M TNCb 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUCKS! 1971CHIYY l +l LOADED!!! S1·0Uad11le trl m , V8, 11utomallc, ¥I r n 1nd • pwr. Jltcennl(, till whr1•I, (lru111c 1·ontro1, dui.I tanb, AM I Jo'".f 11ltor1•0 Khtl11r wlndri PLUS MOftt:! C1K76l37) CAU.POROUR VICIAL PllCll 1975CHIVY STIPSIDI & ry), itlklr lf°ht/t, 8 tra~t aureo, wide whee ls " llrff Pl.US o cum pt>r ahell! (74tJIS?.). M UST $1;t:1 ONLY$Jf9t C:OMNEll C HC:VA OUT "' .,. 'I I". I ' ' r I ' \1' \ !146-1100 _.,. ,, I ht Or_,. C-'J ~ llurbor Jllvd c osrA M fo:SA CREVIER &I $1 6 llOAOWAY SAHIA AHA 835·3171 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1961 R.ollJJ l<.oyce Sedan, fane cond 1-:lei;canl wh1tP $20,500 640 400'J 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 l':lc•C'tra . o il <·x1rn..,, good, clean 1·ond S.S.995 ' C::i II /\rt ITTS-7i.;o G73 9 1H7 17th An.nual LOHGIEACH RODEO fl! Mu1it1.1nR 11. l'/S, l'/U, AM/"'M i.l c r co, $4100 496001 ---OldalilD,Wle 979-2500 1111 lit rn ... r( ()lllVINO MACHIN[ I •USIDIMWs• i J Ha v St R (5671 IJ I'> '75 200246p 16HJN.IM I '75 20U2Aulo.111r 1:!411)) '76:m24A p 176.'>PQKI '77 s:.l, -tsp SIR Wl7!1 I '71 630c11i .. 11p CTR5962) '7~6.'1:1c111 S/R <OM51 llnmd Hew '79 HONDA Cars MAHY --'61 1.i:~brc· 50'.4 rl'iilOre-d Subaru • 9762 ll4·uut1 ru 1 hod y. 11rl'll /\t t h.-l,onl( Beal'h An•nta. 300 E. Ocean Blvd . Looi( Heach. To d 1um your lal'kcls, call 642 5678 1-:xt 272. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY CLEAHCARS &TRUCKS To Choose Ff'Offt! ••••••••• ••••••• • •• • • •• <'1110nl' Many xtnt. Jki.l 1!/71l 4 X 4 slulion wa n 11f1•r 541! 0455 '74 Olds Toronado. 2 cir, IOIMit'd, $2000/!Jt•1<t OHN . Must sell O y11 71'1·7i!OO, Nle>~OOW COHHRL CHIVROLET :.'Xbl ll11rl•1r I\! "I 1 't IST/\ M t-:s \ . 54~1200 WE BUY USED CARS CAI.I. PAPPY Ust.'<I t:ar M 1tr 540-5630 -~Sunday· 1978 633ul A Deult•r11 pe r11011a l r ar l'lr ked up Ill l':uror· '/f)() miles · 11unroo T 11 n ll!nthc r · rlawlc11'1 l'Xam pie! (sc~) SAVE CREVIER MOTORS b l & Rroudwuy S/\NT/\ AN/\ UNIVERSITY ~mobH• HOftda c_.. • GMC True kl 2>l50 llurbor Jll vd Co!lla Ml-SU M0·0040 GOO Jlon1la , '70 <;ood Bo<.ly , N<·t-dii trunN work Make oHcr . Cull 642 MG:>. aft :i ........ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •XJ6 Rera1~~: v1rf'• J oe llennl'llNl' uur lfWPloc .C 1 • 42 w ith t•ver y c•xl r il AM/J"M Casse tte dec k. A/C, skid p latc11, push bur, moon roof, lu1tgo11c· rat•k. lo m1lcil. Ideal for s kiers $4250/bc st ofr 5.'"JO IJOO Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77TOYOTA 5aSUFTIACI< S1lvc r tblaC'k ~ 1111t>1•d lrani;, AM t f•M radio 1.1k•·nc·w ' $4195 Ulll f,(2 01311 PHIVATE l 'AHTY '76 UUICK air, erwlll', outo, ltll whl SJ..100. Ca II 962 1178 * * * ·m Surlcr.s Vrt•am Ca r Blue Malibu. Xlnt c·ond. -New llre11 & paint SJWO '6R BuJ r k. A /C , PS. New Mwit M.-e! 642-~~ 11r<'11 G ood c o nrt ·1~·,., c ulle11s !'lurr cne IJroul(h m a I lot r(I •' • • rcpt1on11I $63~0 D11 y11 S47 5832 1-:YC'I' I 661 lllOO SOOO/ofr. Cull urt !\ pm 1179'3428 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '711 l':I Dorado · retaretl G ~ ExeC'ut1vc Ownl'I drfven ooly Pnme cond $1 I ,9" ... 1493 71193 '73 Impala Wi;c n , xlnt '78 Della 88 U.·uulafol &: rond. on g owner. 49,!ISO Loaded. 14.~J m1 . 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We're the nr•w Chcvrolt•l dC'1Jll'rsh1p 111 1h1· Irvine /\ulo <'t·nt c r We flet•tJ your u.~t'() 1· 11 r' JOE MACflHERSOH CHEVROLET 21 /\uto Ct•nlt'r l>rl vc lllVIN .. : 768-7222 WANTED! I.at e rn odt·I 'royot a~. Volv(Jft, Pir kUJIS & v II flit Uall us toduy ! IU6H-1Mr lh~ c .... ,.. ... " '46-tJO) w \40·'4'7 11t.erl'I) r uSll w /l>1rt11t1on 4 11prk~. n1>w dlffl'r1•nlrn l 2. 3201 rol'anl( mirrors. cstm cxhau.~l i.y11ll'tT1, nu hrakCli, rac1nl( bra, nu factory trans, u II n•p111 r hill llV&JI f149S 957 Ofrl I dy:s, 64() 7006 l'Vl'S '73UMW 2002 Sul)rollf $4700 or b e 11l o rrn . ~J.li.321 • • • Ronald G. Kitttl•y 18761 Tom11h11wk l''w n ll1lt1 V 11ll1·y You art• I he wanner "' TWO FttH TICKETS to t he 17th Annuul LOHGHACH RODEO 11 t the Lo nJ? Ue uc h /\rcnu, 300 F. O cl'on fllvd • Loo.: Jlf•11rh Tn C'1111m your tlekclil • t·ull 642 5678, E•t 272 * * * '01 XK l!'.O J a.: lltllltr llas l·h::im1mn' llrn /tun. lul(I( rk, !Xl2 1111!1"' Forti Mulll C'fl". du1tl ft<t'<I Jiiiy. I':~ k Cnm Mo!Sl (" 4 trnn11. ll&M hyll 11hrt kit, n1•w l'l1dlJ11, AM/FM 11tc•n •o I CDM & rt'l0 0dr T rl Ax 11 pk r , SI :1 , :, U II ( 7 14 J 9IW 11W1. 12131s:130000 Mm.do 9738 • •••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda 21 so H.tMM ll•d. C:O... M.._. 645-5700 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!/7845'~'1 •• JM, M1lnn brn. stt.>rM, a bsolult•ly m 1111 $ 2 9 . 5 0 0 f'; V I' " 2 t 3 /!l4 7 330 1 . d y s 213/005 003.\ $4000 992. 2426 'n <.;orolla. 23.000 m1 !ilarKlard. $3200 ~<l i11170 Tri ... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7H Sp11 fire. mus t 11<'11 . u ix•1•t ing hoby Ln m1 , $5200/(lfr Alt ~. 494 5-iJll 71 TR 7 while• with 1111or1 slnpei., i.un roof. A/C. AM , ,..M (' Ul'lH'll (' "lC'rl'll. pl111d ant lo m l. xlnt ('()f)lj J7 I 0252 e Y l"I '7'J Sll5 LI( bd &i2 2455 SA V Jo; W 'fS SS '7~ TR7 $4000 P t•rf1•1•1 rood 752 22k l doy11 ond C'Yl"fllnir11 r 11 II 7 :1!1 02 IO VolDwogen 9 770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Reale, sunroof. 4 spd, st.ereo. nu paint. At>klnJ< $2150 675·97119 '7tl 9 1>i111:1 bu~ AM II" M. 1·x t·1·lle nt <'011dltlon, AlthK. IMportecl r-..c 9715 '711 ~ Sf;I. M1·l11lhr Ulul' 67:i 3141l c·1t•11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· I GeMr.. 970 I ~·••••••••••••••••••••• & muldunl( e :ilht•r ant '711 VW con vert. t'ham 74 C I 4 I I I l .cmdt'(l1 A11k10J< 117,750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/fo~~r tpJ.!rk ~~~~,. s•LI 6452613,11Ht!rnuon11 ~~Is~°'.'' M:~~elr~ Md:~~ fr.r P/P 673·M90 .,.c-w;c r hrom1• whll'I, Uur.i * W-9720 74 2110 <.;, rnc·o o hrn , metal hr 1whl Int , lflOO ·1~ '/\Oii.i,/\(' Ol•J-:Hi\ t'Ol 1111': 1~m«l1'fl with l'<fW 11rn1•ot ' Wh.111· w 1 r1·1I l1·11ftwr 111 tt·1'lor Ona rN111I 't·lhn i: pn1·1• $o1l ,OOU10ur J)rtl"l' $3 1.110 0 (Jr 11·11 >1 1• 14.'1'\4()1 II fo'Lfo~l'('lfl':H J ONl':S ('Ill'. 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I': . cl k /\cadrm{ 11r•'>'· .. upi:r 11 hur\1 .01t d,·r1 ' N1•w rodls " Slf.l"iO 752 0188 '71 SC'v1ll1• Lt llluC'1ntuo a.nt. 1.8,000 mt All xtr11s $10,500 f'P 751 4344/ 645 2659__ -- Cndill•C '72 fl'leetwood Brougham. xlnt cond, ne.w Michelin llr<·i. f.48 ~- '74 Mark IV Gold Jubilee Moon r oof . <'ru1 s t•. l~ather. lull power Ue~t mint rund ~SOO/muk<· olr 714 /IU.'l 3800 tran.,, 20mpl(. low male•" ·$2900 /o ((H (7 14 1 ~-11625 aflt'r :; p m & wt•{·kl·nd., or I 7 14 I &HOOO. ext 3CY7 ~lay!.: 99 32 1973 4 sf)t'ed Pin lo w /low !>Mr $1000 or betit offer. ••• •••• •• • • ••• •• • •• • • • • 642-2164. 673-0782 COIVmES! ------- 1979 Ur:md N Jo;w • L oMfrfl ' llurry, hurry' 14161!2AI 1971 l..ook.<1 NEW' Jusl 1 0.~ mth'll nn Uus beauty rtu' 1111 the <.:or vettt.1 t•xt r us r 1.us some! 1404640> 1977 Choir•· or 2 llolh :ire lul ly t'tfUlpped Ont· has on· l y t 0 .!1 20 m 1 l «'lt ' t36UIVF 1 COMMRL CHEVIOLET "-,. 11 1· lo ' It ' •I'. I \ \1 I ' \ S46· I 200 '76 Corvl•lt4" 350 auto. Must sell' M •)It' otrer. 983 5140 ---'711 Corvette Indy Pnee O.r. 800 mlli'~. loaded 122. 000 875 ll2'Jl.I i2 Pinto ZOOOrr 4 11pd. ti track fm slereo $895 Call a(U967 ~ 197:! l'inlo llunohout Gnod Com.Ill 11m. ~!108~1.">4 ~ 9960 ••••................... '77 Vol111r1• l'll ~ 57:11 1•vc•11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n Grind Pm c blk />1ilvr. T top, fully 1•<1u1p 'l l?Knu 213 !M3 4134 '7~ t>onUr a Vl•nlura <iood traM ear l.oan pay c.iH '114/848 Jt~ nr 896 224~ 'M Ponlrnc· Wa J(on Runs • I n t V t' 1 y <' I c • n 11!8Stt'lrm I' f'. 751-4107 ~.---- 1971AUDl5000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :;,e:~l c oncJ . $7500 "&;~·~100 «7J 11 4:17 , 'T1 Grand Prix LJ, 17 Mil!;, all opt, plush lnt.1 i.u nrf fo:H $6,000. M2 1003 '71 COY $1600 540 _,209 I 645 1236 A .iorl(<'OUs Oulomoblle, 74'h k c mue. 200z air -·77 350. 4 11pd T top , hc•avenJy t.odrtve. Sports AMWM Cl llll .. quad, ne~ ~ Mercedes, 11unrl. 11lr, '74 Super Becllc. Aunroof, Mm/fm en r us11etlc. hkt• 77Gr11nd Prtx W . llaa •II 1t bl•lgc c:xt<.'n or, vf'lour whl.8, perlert. $4000tur mu11t aell SJ!'iOO , orr. y.-llow, l(uocl co n!I. '74 l':htorodo ronvi•rtlble , n e w 111 , o 11 o m 1 optwfl11 & T root. Like Interior and t.'QUIP JH'd fer. Mu11l acll. 752·8401; Marth84943672,6'1t lllll 673·:mllor7S2·0000 lowm1 Showrnom Cflnd JI0,2!'10 /Bc s t o ff1•r . new 611&1 . ..::00tl.:.:.:... ___ _ lw I t h 8 u l o m D t I c 751·2188 ------~XXHl73·'6'12 731 0317 w._ 111 --; 1 rhl_. tf 70 r•Nm1 .. 111n, air cond • ---'#12 MBZ IOOSL cl11111c, In WANTJi:O •-111·nRrV e rul11c contro l and '78280Z;8,700inl.ln ••""' &,,,,,,.._tond. ltc>tft fOPll VW•D;au un •Toyolo '70<:atbll11c conv'l ,!il.OOO cHI• 993) ..................... .. i\M/Jl'M"Jt •reo (l801'ZS> ranty, afr, am/fm 11tc reo, Rblt. enl( It tlrlvu tram RunnJnl( or not C11ah' mi, new t.op, xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• T BIR0-'68, all pwr, en\ at Mce 11 llQMI Sl0.000. 64S-2.821 • 'l'otAlly rt11tored 9Vl~ 673-~ 1\31 2607 f~ pty M6 6004 _ 'T7 XR71, exctlt cond • body •Int cond. R IL CHICK IVl:f'SOM '73 2401.. Movln1<. muet '78 450 s1. 12,000 m l. '73 Soper fleellc "d. rond a.u•t 9920 31K ~•Ir., ma1 whla, ~17l:,lbl'l'~'!'.1i~&~ VW-1~.HtSCllE-AUDI ~ll.Oood eond $:'!800. S llv t'r t b l k le a lh , Need• h rakc11 $1 600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tdlO 985 rcnovtrl13$0.&40-29'73 «H.Coulfllway Call 770~JO ra u etlt' $27,000. l'h 9118007l 'f"4 N va e v i 2 dr Dedlf ttfl t974 al Beyaldt' Bnve :M()-ff9M o <', • ••••••••••••••••••••••• v ... Ntwp()rtRc-aeb 673 0900 72 3'0-Z{ 1rnto. A1<'. am Yellow '7S Rabbit, •un ndlo/hlr. PtS. a~o, Ood p 1 383 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * · ~ ver, lld eond , 19'11 M ,., r t•d ea 2SO roof, 11 m1tm, ra dial,, ~ P t P. Sl9 5 1~ ,.,~~ .. ·':i~. '74 VtlC• ll1tchbll, SHOO ~va\l' p11rty ~.Call ~~~rm~4104 7 1 1; m 11 t s.1l)O. "4·ll~ Sptrtt ot Amer. edit., 38K ------fo'our o •· """ .,,.82()w eu -door l mp111 hardtop, mt, •Int cond. Dye --t1 .. un ° ""'14 llrc-e '511 VW Bua run1 Md AWi, neect1 p1lnt/body "11 Colt 4-dr 1U1 . radio, _.., cve.661~ flnd wtult )'OU want tn andh lr1mt SJOO.OO. Snow SW. Idle ltenu with a SS001but otrer Call work Run1 13()()/oUer 11ood mlloaae H U E-llY Piiot Claa11Uit><b '71 ~I~: SI 5 OO C a II Dally PUot C'.Ja1111fll'd Ad ~ ~ 648-USI _ a-tf\«I Adt L___:~~-.~t.--~~~-L~\~~..:----1-~~~~--= ' ~ • MEW 1971 DODGE .... COLT Radio. V1nvt 1l<'ft mouldlno-, muctt morel (302036) • • I f I I I i , t ' ' ' I l I . . I ' I • • t t t ~ ( I t I t )I I ' I ' I l f ! . t r t ' u 0 (. I i \ Buntlngt~n Beaeh Fountain Valley 01T I0 N ' Yo•r Bo•etowa Dally New Hp a p e r VOL. 72, NO. 30, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T UESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1979 TEN CENTS Prop. 13 Aftertnath Horrors Charged SACRAMENTO <AP> -F1rr atationa and Ubrarin will c10M. and an encepbalitl epldeek rould o cur urde • the &l •t~ qu.lt'kly incn-a Pro Ilion 1J rescue fu.ndi, local otrlciala aay. A 2~ hour Utany of borron w u preaented Mond•y by of. h r1al1 of' fin:. moaqullo abl ... m ent. l~metery. llbrary, part und other soecaal dlstr1cl (rom ~Rain Due With New Freeze Keep your over coat on , Orange County. But reach for your umbre lla. There 's a 60 per- ,· cent etiance that you 'II need it tonight and Wednesday. I And in the wake or the r ain. J the National Weather Service ( predicts. will come a ne w cold fro nt that wi ll again have Ora n ge County 's farmers reaching for wind machines and s mudge pots. Forecaste rs said the incoming rain and the freezing conditions that preceded it were generated by a low pressure syste m cen- t e r e d over the Nevada California border a rea. T h ey said the depression e nabled a stream of Arctic air • that normally 'fOUld have been ha lted in desert country to sweep on down ove r Las Vegas to Southern California leaving s now in many areas that had not seen s now s ince World War II. Orange County 's farmers we re much more concerned with , the frost that has already caused ~ s ubs tantiill damage to many i crops. ._ And they breathed a sigh of re· ' lief. Monday night when the low 20s temperatures predicted by forecasters turned out to be t nothing lower than a livable 33 d egrees. t "We had a mild Santa Ana condition early in the evening," ! explained Irvine Company or· c h a rd m a n age r U ean Buchinger. "And then the cloud cover came in and we knew we could make it through t he night." Ranch a uthorities have not yet been a ble to estimate the losses they know they s uffered Sunday night when temperatures plum· meted to21 degrees. A vocados, le m o n s a nd strawberries were among the crops hardest hit by the cold s n a p . Helicopters a nd wind machines were used in a bid to pus h out the ground-hugging cold air and all ow the warmer upper layer to settle and the maneuver certainly traved many c rops. ranch hands said. Strawberry growers a re wail· ing to see if the blooms that were white Sunday s hrivel and turn black in the next day or so. Court Cleare d As Tee n Sex Probe Begim Judge Marvin Weeks cleared his court of spectators at the s tart of a hearing Monday to de- lerm ine whether two Fountain Valley residents will stand trial for the alleged rape or a 14-year- old girl. Ga rden Grove p ar a medic La rry H. Wheeler. 40, and Irvine cafeteria oper ator John Kocher, 47. face multiple charges of rape and having illicit sex with a minor. T he West Oran ge County Judicial District judge granted defe nse attorney Steve Zwick's riaotion to _.clear thf court of all people but the co·d efendants, the Leen-age victim and her county. a ppointed matron. · Weeks and Zwic ~ "id not publicly stale their reasons for the courtroom closure . The girl's mother is charged with child endangering lo con· nection with the-Cfle-against Wheeler and Kocher. The mother has yet to be a r- r algned because of an aliment that bas kept her hospitalised ln Santa Ana. Wheeler and Kocher have pleaded Innocent to all 31 felony count.a agaimt them. Wheeler has been suspended from bia pa ramedic post pend· ln1 the outcome of the case" aaalntt him . Re baa worked for the Garden Grove Ftre Depart· ment for the paal 10 yeJl'a. • throu&bout Collfomltl They appt1urt'd bufore the As l'it'mbly l.ocol Govcrnmt.•nt Com mlltt>f' In 11upport or lt•ghtluU011 to dd up to $150 million lo lh1· $4 2 butlon m stuk surplu:s fund:. graott'd la t i.urnmcr to locul gtlvernml·nh \\ hH·h lo:s t $7 bllhon In propt•rty t ux revenue~ with voter c:mtl'lmt•nt of P1 opoM lion 13 But romm1ttce <.'hairman •:uttent• < 'happll', H Ro:scville , suld Uw Lt•l(lll lalure us having trouble f1tturmg out how much l·xtra money :sho uld be ap- proprwted bert1un· obout a third of lht· lltutc's 5.000 special dis- trict:1 huvt!O 'l (iled ftn<Jncaal rc- i>0rts sought by the state Con lrollt•r und De partment of Finam·t· 0•11• ~,._. r_ 111, o...., Amw- INVESTIGATORS INSPECT CAR INVOLVED IN SHOOTING In Coat• MeN, • Men Left t or Deed on Poet Road .Cops Hunt Clues In Mesa Slwoting A Long Beach man, found s lumped In h is ca r with a s hotgun wound to the head in Costa Mesa Mond<Jy, clung to life today at Hoag Memorial Hospit a l in Newport Beach , police said. Investigators continued to Bus Turnout Work Slate d Work is scheduled to start this week o n t hree tu rno uts for Orange County Tra ns it District buses that travel on P acific Coast Highway through Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. The $50,000 project will enable .Lhe buses to pull out or traffic at ~Street in Huntington Beach and at Superior Avenue a nd Dover Drive in Newport Beach . The cons truction of each turnout will take three to five days, OCTD officials s aid. a nd will force the closure of a lane of the highway between the hour~ of 9a.m . andJp.m . seek a motive in the Sunday night shooting of 38-year-old George Thomas Lovell. a cook al Fairview Stat e Hospital in Costa Mesa. Lt. George Lorton said Lovell apparently was visiting a friend in the Mesa del Mar s ection of Costa Mesa Sunday cvenini:. Monday morning. a resident spotted Lovell in his car at 7 u.m . on Post Road. The driver's side window of Lovell 's car had been blown out by a single shotgun blast from close range "It was def1mtely a shotgun,'' s aid Lt. Lorton, noting that police found pellets inside the victim's car Lovell surrered as many as fi ve wounds to the head . No weapon has been r e· covered m the shootin~ incident Police have set the lime for the shooting as about 8:30 p.m. Sunday based on interviews with residents who may have heard the s hot. t Lovell remained unconscious and m extremely critical condi- tion today in the intensive care ward at Hoag Memorial "It's obvioUB that Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy is going to be very reluctant to provide any bailout money until we have a firm figure on emergency needs," Chappie said. Chappie said estim a tes of emergency needs range up to $220 million. but that the com· mittee would "lean to the thrifty side " and propose a n additional SlOO million to SUO mlllion. Los Angeles County Librarian Carol Moss said her budget was cut 60 percent. but the county Board of Supervisors ordered her to maintain 75 percent of pre vious service in anticipation of a n additional r escue bill. If extra money isn 't ap· propriated. "our libraries will be virtually decimated." with the staff cul to 100 people who wlll rotate around the s ystem's 90 branch libraries, operating each just one day per week. She said no books have been purchased by the county library, which serves 45 Los Angeles County cities , s ince the enact- ment of Proposition 13 and the s taff has already been reduced by 542 persons to 1,100. No Appointment Thom.as Prom.ises, But Misses Confab By ROBERT BARKER Of Ille Dally ~1..-Sutt City orficials went to un- pr ecedented lengths Monday night to get Councilman John Thomas to attend a Huntington Beach City Council meeling. The efforts failed. The council needs Thomas' at· te ndance in order lo m ake an appointment to fill the unexpired te rm of forme r Mayor Ron Shenkman. Mayor Ron Pattinson said Thomas had assured him Mon- day afternoon that he would be at the meeting. The 7 o'clock meeting time rolled around but Thomas didn't. Pattinson then d is p atched Ha rbors and Beac h Director Vincent Moorhouse lo go ~o Thomas' home and to convey to him the importance of being at the meeting. Moorhouse said he was met at the door by Thomas· wife who said the councilman was sick in bed . reportedly with some form of stomach nu. Contacted at bis home this m orning, Thomas said he ap- parently caught something on a recent business trip to Arizona and s us pects he m ay have pneumonia. "They weren't planning lo ap· point a n y b ody a n yway," Thomas said. "If they <Mayor Pro Tempore Richard Sie bert, Ruth Bailey • r ( Stabbed Boy Dies; Mot¥r HeM in C'1$e DALLAS CAP) -An 11 -year- old boy stabbed thro ugh the eye with a screwdriver 21h weeks ago h as d ied in a hospital . authorities say. His mother has been charged in the case. Police investi~ators said they learned Clifford Cecil Gradi died Monday. moments before doc- tors at Baylor Medical Center began emergency surgery on his 8-year-old sister Aimee Gene Gray, who was wounded in the same attack J an. 12. She was listed in critical condition. T h e c hildren's m o the r . Kathleen Gradl, ~2. was being held under $200.000 bond after being charged last week with at· tempted murder . Deify...._~._ MISSING THE ACTION HB Councilman Tho mH a nd Bob Mandie> don't com · promise. we'll never get anyone appointed." Siebert. Mrs. Bailey and Man· d ie have voted for Planning Commission Chairma n Ruth Finley to fill Shenkman's vacat· ed s pot. Pattinson. Don MacAllister a n d Thomas s upport Ralph Bauer, former president of tt\e Huntington Beach Union High Sc hool Dis t r i c t Boa rd of Trustees Thomas was out of town on a business trip when the appoint- ment was slated twice previous· ly a nd his absenteeism is caus- ing mounting criticism from col· leagues. ··1·m very irritated ," Siebert s aid today. "Thomas' behavior is childis h and is caus ing chaos His actions aren't in the best in· le rests or the community." Mrs Bailey said, "I believe that John can't face up to mak· ing a decision ." During the meeting, council m embers we re scurrying to check on Thomas' attendance record to determine if he missed e nough meetings to be dis · qualified from office. The city charter allows tbe council to remove ofOciats who have not attended a regular session in 30 days. Records show that Thomas is on safe ground because he was a t a Jan. 8 me<?t- log. The council has a deadline or Feb. 16 to make an appointment. Otherwise, a special election will be held. Orficials say they don't want to go throu gh that process because a s pecial election would _ cost about $35.000. High-rise Proposal Fuels Controversy A proposed $6.3 million senior citizen high-rise residential com- plex survived by one vote Mon· day <-night a fter a ne w con· trove r sy broke out on the troubled project. Caus ing a bitte r qua rre l a mong the Huntington Beach Ci- ty Council members is an unex- pected bill to pay $1,600 in clos- ing costs for the purchase of the la nd. Mayor Pro Tempore Richard Siebert. who cast the deciding vote in favor of continuing with the planned 185-unit project. kicked up the biggest fuss about it. He said he was tota ll y opposed to closifll? costs being t acked on· to the proJect "at the 11th hour." "We were put behind the eight-ball on this by an ad - minis trative blunder." Siebert declared today. "ll 's wrong, but if we killed the project it would be the senior citizens who would s uffer." City Admini s t rator Bud Belsito denied any blunder . ··Any time you purc hase property. there are incidental cos ls." he said. Be ls ito said th e Ue tma Corporation. which is selling the land. is paying Litle research costs . ~ Khomeini to End 15-year Exile Costroversy regarding the de· velopment planned al Main and Florida st~ts came to a head in December when an agree- ment to purchase the site Cell (See BUILDING, Page A2> Coast APwi...-.. DUEINIRAN Ar.tufl•h Khomeini ~ TEHRAN, l ran CA I'> The Ira nian government approved permission today for Air France to fly Ayatullah Ruhollah Kho- meini back lo Iron, ending his nearly 15 years of exile. He is lo leave Paris early Thursday.· The return of the spiritual head of the Iranian people pro- m lses to present a oew and stronger challenge lo the shah- appointed government of Prime Minister Shah Bakhtiar. \\ ...A government statement said the decision to per mit the M o~lem leader's return was m ade al a long Cabinet meeting. Earlier loday, the U.S. Em- baHy ordered the eva..cuation from Iran of all dependents or U.S. 1ovcmment employees and again ul'ged a ll non-esaential Ame rican citizens to gel out of the country following attecks on three AroericanJ. . Tbe embassy ordered a ll U.S. aovemment dependents "to de- part Ira n temp0rarlly at the earll~st feasible date ." Thia 111 th'l fi rst time the U.S. .. government actually ordered anyone out of Iran. Previous an· nouncements have encouraged people without important busi- ness lo leave. There are fewer than 10,000 Americans left in Iran, down from a peak or 45,000 when the unrest here Sl.lrted a year ago. Those remaining include about 900 members of a military ad· v isor y group. governm e nt employees and employees in the petroleum a nd aircraft i n· du!!tries. Three U.S. military' planes ar· rived here today to evacuate another 202 Ame ricans, mostly civlUans. The order was issued after 3 shooting attack on a n American air force o:uoor Sunday nipht In Tehran and the beatln& o U.S. Consul D.+id C. McGaffey and an American employee of Bell Helicopter International ln the central Iranian clty or .Jsfaban on Monday afternoon. U.S. AJr Force Maj . Larry R. Davis was shot and wounded •• twice by an unidentified ter- rorist in Tehran on Sunday. U.S. Consulate sources in Isfa han said the trouble there began about 4 p.m . Monday with an altercation between the Bell Helicopter employee and an Ira- nian taxi driver near the city's K.horoush Hotel. The sources said a shot was fired during the dis pute and the taxi driver had been hospitalized with a facial wound. The sources said a crowd and local authorities seized the Bell e m p loyee, who was not lm· mediately identified. aod _took him Inside the hotel. McGeffey was s ummoned a nd arrived about 5: IS p.m. They o ld af\er McGaffey arrived the crowd out· side became angry. broke pu t e mlaaarles of the local ayalu.llah sent to calm the altuatlon 'and beat lbe two Americans. f Tb.e sources said McGaffey wd"'"brulaed and a bll bat-· tered" but not seriously hurt, and th•t the Bell employee also did not need bo1pitaUulion. ._, We a t h e r Chance of rain 40 per- cent late tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight in 40s. Hjghs in mid lo upper 50s Wednes- day. I NSIDE T ODAY A quiet neighborhood erupts into a apa&m of terror cu a teen~ mipeT ftres Into an elementary achool. See "Da11 of Terror in Son Diego" on Page .47. •••x. • .. C2 .. ... M .. IH IJ .. .. M M • LY PILOT T\IMO lt1t Teng Meeting Ends Carter . CallM Talks 'Far Reaching' WASlflNCTON •Af'• Pn· 1 btfore T n1 •le pped Into hi• dent "aJ1cr und V1t't l'n •m1et tlmoa.tnr and rod.-to Caplllll TeD• HaJao-pllli 11( China t'On ...-11 fur tneel&n&• wtth mtmbtlr1t eluded thltar form•I 1.-11u Wela)', ~ Ccinar and Tt>r\I a nnc.1un1t d Lhul Lht• I Of.Cm· tu "H 'I' ~nnJ ltw Chhwu 1.nd rnt•rt<> n JM"C'ph 1:1r1•1udt ut hu Jll 1 ..... 1 1'1•111t h •Yt! "bruad proapt•t IA for aid bwldU.C a new rt-l•Uonabt&1 · f br-uup thu1 Halt. I •111 e¥~fl Carter and Ttn1 le1n tht WbJlt mor Naovlt1r f'd Uull Chana Md tlOUM O•aJ olhre In tatt-mom 1 h «' t 1n111· rt 'Ha t u on d th.- \na ~her a twohuut mN lln 1 h1n1• t• 1'•·111.ll • uod tit•· and lbt-Pl'\' ldent d ,.. n t1t,,.l lhi·ir /\ mt'rlt wn 11cua twonl"llriul ac1entc .ind h •chnoloic1cul fll'ld\ •nd C'on•trur llvt-""'"H lh• ond In thfl r ulturul f1 t ld. t:t word1 a a1mllln1 C•rtrr u~f'd ,., t~r11 · thr C"hlnNw INtdt!r ••Id Valley Death Drug muggier Guilty of Murder An Et11>t Coui;t dru.i hm 1.11o<lt·1 accuaed of mut~rrnlntJ101e t1 murder plot that ended 1n 11'71l with a man being !lhol to d1·ulh In t'ou1lluin V /1 lll'Y w IH• (111.11111 1i:u1lty of fll'"ll c1t·l(rt•c rr111rd1•1 Monday The l11ght man, four woman JUry ln Orange County ~ulJ(:nor Coutt Judg<' M ... iso n l''l'nton':. court also found JZ·ycar old John Garfield, •>f <'onnt-<'tlcut. gullty of co11sp1rin~ to t·omm11 murder. After llsterung to thl' vcrdiet. Garfield refused to wu1v1· hl!i right to be scntc:nccd within ZH days. So, Jud~c ~t'nton told his Jailers lo return him to court Feb. 23 for sente nrang, a ritual expected to end with Garfield being sentenced to life In prison That Is the penulty he can,be asked to pay for ordering t.hc dcuth of h1s onc·tlme drug deal Church Arson Suspect Held In Santa Ana A me mber of the homo:;<•x u:.el oriented Metropolitan C:hurr•h w Santa Ana faces urrul"nmcnt on charges or starting a blaze th.it destroyed the $172,000 c-hurch last week, flrl'men M ll<I today J e rry Aurd10I', 25, or 1005 N Flower St .. was arrefited Sunduy by ar!SOn invf'stig:.et11r!. a:-. ht• al tended a 11erv11:1• ;.rt ttl1· fin· ravaged c hurch :-.hc·ll at 72a N flush St . invl·slluator:-. l)1t 1d H u rd i n (' , r 1· p o 1 t 1: d I y :1 i;ometime C'hurch mu!.1c·1an, WH!> booked into Orltflgt• C1iu11l y ,f<Jtl on u !.inJi!lf lJr!iOo C'hn r~,, and 1:. to ht• ;i r r :11 ~ n,•d "' C' t· nt rr.1 I OranJ(c County Mun1C'i 11al (;11urt tod1.1 y or Wf'lJn1·:.d;ry, frr<•m,·n said Investi gator J,w Lll mpfu:ar ch·c lancd lo {'lohor<lle o n dHttlls surroundm~ his orson protw hut !.a1d he wt·nt lo Sunday d1url'h 1>1•rviccs in u Sl'1Jrd1 lo firul tind a rrest Burdin<·. Church oHiewl>. 1.ir1· attompl· ing to raiM.• func1:-. t•• 11·liutld I h1• 8:J·ye ur old :slrul'lU t 1· It hud hOu!\cd the Metropolitan Chur1·h !!Ince itA founding in S;Jnta /\na " in 1968. PUPPIES HELP l'AMILY GROW t'AJl(f'li!:LU, Ohio C/\P1 When Glenn .Jonf'ts wrrl vl'd hom · fro m the hotl>ital where hla w1fo h ad give n birth to twanli, he· found the fumily dog Tippy lick mg eight puppi1:s. Surveying the hc>u1whold thul grew wnlold, th!.! fo'ii.h,·r Dod y plant worker u1d, "f 'm glad J don 'l have a cat." 09'AHO( COAST .. ' DAILY PILOT tN O••,. t a.\1o.ttrP1'°9 t111t1lf't•tw •11· ''m b1n•itfhtf ,...,,lllt\ta. .. kuubfi.,...db•IWtl'"""W'" • fM\t ••ut>h"'"""''°"""""' vo~r,,h •·ttt•••..n ... ,. f>'1hh'\-h .. 1t ~. ,..,.,..,. • hl1•• .,., f "''" ,...,~ H~ ,.,.«f'I H~flftt'ftift ~--t'I I I•• t•1nV•lt•• .,.,,,... l fllQUfuthf>,io f; \ilNtflffM I A •mo1~ ,,..~.,..hOft i\ oubt•..,_-0 \.t11•it1111 .. •M ~_..-wt"'¥" ?M (MW ..... f)UfWi,hlt"q t)ftU\J I• H )A) W°t ... ft4•'-•f'Wt t •t•IN,,_ f "tt1Utnt•'f1ft• ,._, .. _ 111~ .ill)', 28-)'t•b r uhl J 1mmw 1.t>t! J.ur1on L11r10n''> body wu~ found Aux 14 1976 stuffed in ,1 1>lf'l•plnl( bag in tht• tru11k of a <:1.1r lt!rt out:>u.lc ,1 l..o nl( IWtH'h rest11ur.111t ln1.•1•st1twlo1 ~ lll ll•r cl••t.,rrrum.'(1 thut l.iirscui wuis killed when he wu lur •d It> u rcnh'd houM: 1n l"ouotuln Valley by two E1t!ll t..:ou st a ssu!\:s ins hired by G ..irfwlcl Al lh(· trrnl, 0l'puty 018tnct J\ttornt•y l"'aul Meyer :su1d tht· vkt1m was killed because hl' hud 11nort-chan1eed Garfield on u major drug deal. One of the alleged as11asslns. George Masar o, 27, of Connec· ticut, is scheduled lo s tand lrlal next month. The other alleged m e mber or the hit team . Thom as Landry, 30, now of San Diego. ls reportedly still und-;r 1nvesligution. After the verdict was read Mondity, Meyer praised loca l in vesh~at.ors for their' work in un ::rnu rllng the comr,licuted case thal centered on s muggling of ma ri)ui.na into this c ountry from Meiuco. Meyer l(Uid mv~sUJ(ators from the ()runge C<>unty District At lorney 'is (){f1cf' for more than u yt•ar followl•d )('ads that c11rnPtl thf'm to the l!;ast Coi.st Jo;vcntually, Meyt•r said, the 1nvci1tlgators succeeded 1n un C'overioJ( the plot that rcl\ulled HI .. Garficld'i. arn·st 111 J>cn·mher of 1977. Hospital Rule Won't Affect Fairview Role Sln<'l nvw sUindards limilinl( 1n vo luntury tomm1lmc nt in -.t 1.1h· ht~J>ituls for th€' retarded prohably will huv1• httl<' or no cf ft•t't o n Fairv1t.•w Stutc llosp1tul .in Costa Mc1w , the hospilal"!> u c cuhvc director suid today. · It hus almost zero impal'l." l>r Frnnk Crlnclla sa id. "Wt· havt.· two or thr<.•t• cllenL'\ (pa t1enlt1 J right now who are beln~ rt.·t aint-d on udrnlni11trutivc hold h y mt•. that '~ o u I fl f I A 50 clwnt1:1.·• lie said the two or three pa t1ents Involved are only bcin~ held untcl ";.1pproprrn\l' com munlty plu<'cment" c<i n b•! found. at which \1me the y wall be relea1:1e<1 from the hospital. Howe ver , the patie nts or their representatives could a s k for 11 court hearinl( to have the m rc· ll'DS<'d earlier, Dr. Crin ·Ila 1rnid nut hl' suid no one has dono so. /\II other client:> at the hospitt.cl ulready were eligible to request a rt•leue, Dr. Crinella ~old . The hospital treats develo11· nwntally disabled persons Uw mc·ntnlly retarde d und thost• wath multiple handicaps "I think fi'a arvlew I:; just about !t9 nnd 14/100 percent pure as for as the due proc ess ril(hts of our el1t•nts,'' Dr Crlnella ssud. The proce1111 of developin11 the new st.ate restrictions providing rnore due proccRl' bc1wn two yt·ars ago all the re11ult of a :stat1• appeals court dec1iHOn, stat1• Di'veloPmeotal Services Depart m ent ofliciaJ811Bld. C•rter .akt ltMty would mMt 11~11ln bn Oy Wrdnc-Kday to •Ian un umbrt-lla. oair\tt:Rl\ln\ CO¥er· llli •'•l'hM~l'll ln studtnts and '"·hohu"" Nd t•nce , tN:hnology, ut:rit•ulturt· nd cncraiy 'I ht· 1.-adt•rli rcfuaed to lU\SWl'r <1ue-1Uocu; ubout whetht-r they dlu 1r1~'d on s uch touaht·r iNiuu oa tfie1r 1tlllt1dt' toward the So- \111'\ l111w11 or tht• future o( T .u wun l ' w t t t' r ,, Jt r 1• l• d l o e n d dlplomat1c rt'cognltaon of th· Nat1on11l111t Chines e ttovernmcnt on T•1w1w , und to a brogate the 19~S mutuitl dde n11ts treaty twtween thtt UmlA'd States und MAOISTS PROTEST TENG'S VlSll' -A4 T ulwan. ai. u t'ondll1on for to-tl a bllshlnJ! full di plomat1c rt'11J l111n1+ With lh11 J't•k IOI( l(OV(•m nlt'fll J ,m 1 A ~mJllnl( Teng urnved Ol lhl..' Wh ill' llouse pro mptly flt 9 u m. ror his third me<'ting with Carter within 24 hours After rev1ew1nl( globa l and rc1<ionul proble ms Monday, the leader:. shirted to da)' lo ::ruch bilate ral isisucs ui. lrttde und exchunl(e pro1<rami-.. 'rl'ng lah•r fafcd lhc scn es of fTH'Clmg:;on Cap1tol llill andquf's · t1o n11 about C hina 's policy toward Taiwa n The administru- Uon hoped hu; rc~ponses wouJd he lp blunt the crit1cl11m It has dr;.1wn ov('r the decision l<• normahw rf'IBtaon>i with Pck1nl( Details of Mon<lay 'i. talks at lhtt White llou1u-we re spari.e. It was clear. however , thut lhc S<1vie t Union wc.is discussed. /\ntl is ources Indic ate d I he ad· ministration was re lieved the emphasis of the talks wu!i shift Ing to llilatcrnl matins Suit Looms ~County Union Hassle Thf• 8,0oo.m e mbe r Or ange County EmployN·11 AlSlSOCiation 10t:EA 1 may f1h· a luw~u1t ovt·r a union reprc~1·nt allon clcctaon won Mo nda )' h y an othe r 1>mployef.! group John Sawyt'r, man111o(cr of lh1• OC EA , i;aid din·cton; have authon ?.<•cl filing of a laws uit bec<1u1H• o ( ulle ged <>lcctiOm!f.!r· intt that occurred ~t one polllnR place But Sawye r said no rln1tl ac· tion will ()(: taken unUI a tt.omeys twve stooicd the case. J\t is~ue wus an <•lcction com· pleted Monday by 5 11 county ~ovcrnme nt opC!ratlons nnd m11rntenance employee11 Tht• worker~ voted 223 to 171 to h<· represenll'd 1n future con· tra c t hargaining b y the A m1·ric:rn l"<,de rnt1on or Stale. (;ounly, Municipal Employees , rather t~an <>CEA. The kdt>r:ition laNt yc:ir won the rir.cht lo represent 500 county w(•lfarc.· e h1<ib1ltty workers itnd wi ll tw cornpcllng with OCEA fo r th<' right to rcprc!Wf'lt othe r soc1:JI .service c•mployccs during un election next month. S:1wy(•r ~uid today the• 1:11lcgcd 1•l c t'11 oncerin g v1 o l utcs r1n l'rnployee election ugrec m cnt. Gtm Law Shelved SACHAMENTO CAPl Lt•gislat1on to holste r the "use tt t(Un, go to prison" luw was 11h elvcd for 30 dayK by ;m A:. s embly committee Mond1ty. Quake Rocks New Jersey PEHTJI AMTIOV, N.J. (I\ P I An carlhquuke of unknown magnitud e rocked ef'nl{al New JerKfy und N1>w ~ork ':s Staten l 11ln11d t oday . s aid a :w1K molo~1RI ut l.itmont· I> o h "r 1 y li 1• o lo H i e tt I Otnscrv11tory. Pcrt.h Amboy polic1• Lt. F.t1wart1 SaklowRk1 s aid ttwre wt•re no immcdi;1lc reports of d1tmugc or In jury "It frlt Ilk!.! 11omeone wars moving tM building off the foundation," he !\a id . .,.._.••ra9etl' Physicist Andrei Sakharov, the "father of the Soviet H· bomb," says he is ''very tared " und "discouraged" a bout his human rights campa ig n agai n s t the Kremlin. County Gets Money For Flood Jobs Mo re than $3.2 m i llion In federal rund11 has been made available to Orange County authorities for use In fiood con· trol and beach maintenance and dredging projecl1>. Argyle Nel s on. th e Washington, D.C .. aide to Rep. R obert Badha m , R ·Newport Beach, said the runds have been made available as part of a number of California water proJ· ects assigned to the Army Corps or Engineers and approved by I' resident Carte r. The lion 's share of the Orange County funds wlll go t o the hpef'ation and mainte na nce ot the Santa Ana river basin o total of$2, l81 ,000. Nelson s aid $300,000 has been appropriated for dredging and mainte nance work In the Newport Harbor area. O the r allocation s include $680,000 in funds to be a pplied t.o Sant a Alla River reconstruction work and $400,000 in flood con· trot m aintenance and construe · ti1111 The On.inJ(c County grant~ totul $3,261,000 f'l"OlllP~AI BUILDING. • through. The City Council lnterced c..-<l ant1 agreed to buy the );ind for $416.000 a nd then to sell It t.o Wycliffe and AssoclaleR , the SPllnsor of the project. The coU11c1I ;1grecd lo rmancc• the purchas e with Hou11ing and Community Deve l o pme nt money in order to keep the en · tire proj~t from collnp islng . Stiff restrictions wcrP put on th<' purchase at th<' lime and there was an undcrstandinJ( thut there would be no additlonul (.'Olltll. Co uncilman Don MucAllistcr voted in favor of paying the clo~ inK costs along with Mayor Ron Pattinson and Siebert. "H we don't move we'll be b l own out o f the sitddll!," MacAllister warned . Council members ftuth Balley a nd Bob Ma ndie voted ugtjlnst puttinl' up the cRcrow COfSl K -.hic h will be finan ced by federal money. "I hate to be r<1ilroaded after we a lready havl' mi.de a com· milment," Mundie s aid. 20 Injured In Strike l!:L CENTRO <AV) -Allen· lion s hifted from the le ttuce flt'lds to a n Impe rial Valley <'ourtroom today after mor<· than 20 p<.>ople werf' injured In a violent cl1111h involving striking fiarm worker11, shertfr's d eputies and private security wuarda. fo'1nu l ;_trg umc nts were 11chcdulcd this afte rnoon In Im· pcrlal County Superior Court Cor a hearing that lasted four hours Monday nJght u .crowera llOUIJhl to obtain a perm&uicnt Injunction t.o halt picketing by the United fo'arm Workers Union. ,,_.,.,, C'oaeena School Chief Meets Parents ISy ROBEaT BAaXEa Of ............. Early Monday before lhe aun w 111 up, l.<lwr ence Kemper put on his Joaglng c lothes a nd went tor hi• dally lwo·mlle run In 10- detree we.tther at hi• home in Palmdale Two houn later Kemper had driven 100 rnalc8 to HuntlngtOn Beach where he iii gcltin.i hlis feet, on the ground as the new superintendent or the Huntiniton Beach City (elementary l School District. Most of the momlnj wu spent at the home of school board member Norma Vander Molen where h e met with 1bout 10 represen tull Ye~ of parent teacher org;.snitatlom. After he took the blame for bringmg the cold we athe r to the beach city, Kem per listened to the con cc ma of parents. The 42·yeur·old Ke mper Hid muc h of the parents ' concern. voiced both Monday and during the month that he's been on the Job. deals wath the so·called metropolitan busing plan. T he school busing t blueprint calls for Huntington Beach youngst.en1 to be tra nsported ltJ Long Beach 11chools t.o con-eel racial imbalances. Kemper aald that as a clUien he tis opposed lo forced busing. n ot for e thnic r easons. but because he views It as an ln· tru8ion by government on one's personal life. He 8ald he ha.a ttn aversk>n for government ·'ti> tell me where to II Ye a nd whe r e t o send my children." He declares he also opposes forced busing as an educator "because It siphons away mooey from Umited revenues available for education ... He says busing appears to be a no ther In a number of pro· .crams In which schools are asked t.o do the job or a social sclentlat . "Education ha& taken on mort' and more duties assigned by legislators and congressmen and In m a ny cues the schools have garnered U,e public's Ire." Kemper also says he rinds that parents are very interested In what 111 he1ng tuught In the C'las11room He says the Huntington lieach district through the years has stuck pretty much with basic education and tha t , he too, favors an e mphasis on reading. writing and arithmetic. "I am comfortable with the balance of the program that also Budget l~sue 0.11, ...... , ......... OPPOSES BUSING 9dtoof Chief Kemper Include!'! enrichment cltts11e11 "fl 1s a 80Ulld pro1era m und at r •pregents wh at the p1•ople want." he declared Anothe r con cern , Kemper nolu. iA that the district cs los· \ng about 400 pupils each year becau.ae of decllnlng enrollment H e said a com matt ee la scheduJed to study lhe aitu•l1on and that decisions regarding possible school r lol\ures wall have to be m ade In the ruture Kemper was the unanimous choice of the school board to replac~ S.A. "At·· MoffcU . who retired. Kemper wfl3 the isuperinten dent ol the Palmdale Elemen· tar~ School District for four years before landing h•~ new $37,750 l>(>Sltaon fie received h111 dcK'lorute in educatJon at USC aod has olhe r degree& from Occ1dentul "nd Cul Stute Los Angeles H e w as a knuckl~ ball baseball pitcher a t EalJJe Hock High School and at Glendale Junior College. Hhi love of baseball. 1n far t. poses one of has bu(gest dllcm mas "I 've lived t&nd died with the Oodgers for 20 yt>arS I guess I should be transferring my al lejiance t.o the Angela.·· Kemper has rsetin staying 1n·a mote l week night!\ while his wafe and thrtt teen.agers remam »n Palmdale until thcarhome as sold. McCarthy Battles Brown's Proposal SACRAM EN'T'O <AP l A-l>· s t·mbly Spc11kcr IA•o McCarthy, once one of Go v Edmund Rrown Jr 's dosest a llies an the Legislature . Is woi1king hard to defeat Brown's propos al for 11con s titutaonaJ convention lo require balanced federal budJ(els In a n unus ual m ove , M t'Carthy. O·San Francisco, has sent private letters to Assembly Democrats urging the m to op pose a resolution requesting the t'O n ventlon souitht by the Oemocralit' governor Last we ek the st»le Senate voled 24· 14 lo ra tir)' 11uch o con vention. 11 lhe Assembly also ap. proves the resolution, Califomfo would become the 25th stute w call for u convention H 34 states adopt resolullon.5. Congreas would be required to convene the first consUtuUonal conve ntion since 1787 "Of all issues r aJ11ed during my four ,YCarl' and eight months as sp<tJ1kc r. none 18 more critical tha n the t'llll tor u <:onsUtutlonal conve nt um," McCarthy 's letter HYl'.I. "Suppo rt ror a balanced ff'deral hudwet is justified . . but opcnm)t up the United States Constitution; and Its cbortshed protectiona or indivldual rtgh\a, b unsupportable." McCarthy uys. v. "I rapettlully uric your help . . . Ir you do not share my con- ce rn, I would <ipprcc1atc thl' op portunlty for un early d l:-.cu!>swn at your conv<•nlcncc , ·· thl' lctkr adds. T hl' letter ill furlhl'r e v ldcnc1· that the wtde rtrt hetwce n Drown and McCarthy dramullcally dls pla)'ed in speeches attackin~ f'ach othe r at the Dcmocratk stale convention IO days u~o has not been cloited, and that their personal feud may con tlnue. 'Sam' Book, Movie OK'd NEwt1'r'ORK <AP I J\ "ll&tf' judge In Boooklyn has lndi<'aled his approval for u book movie deal about th<· life o f Oavld H Berkowitz. the convicted k tller of ahi people In the Son of Sam alayinR8 State Supre me Court JusU(~· Carmine Ventler u on Monday In· slruc ted attorneys involved tn a ubmlt papen on sn order op provina the bat1lc agreement. Left open was the question of whether the state Crime Victims Com penaaUon 8<>ard or rourt. appoint.ec1 coniservuto rs for the killer's ettale would h1ndle dlis· bursement of the l'IO ·called "Berko wlU 11hare " o f the $250.000 advance and ~ubscq~nt royalUee. ~ .. .,,.n1.,..N111- U<•ll c..... V~•Pt9"~t•M(,,.ti",...#~ ,..,._,, ...... Ltt11«w ,.....,., .... ,....,.. M4ihfl(llnQ ( ,,.,,,. An official iutld 6,058 m entally retarded patient.a it.atewldc have hecn affected by the ne w stand· arda but that only 7ll have bee n released. Ht uld 66 pa llentll remain In lnvolunluy commitment bccautse they arc believed to Po8t :. d an1eer to thPmMlves or othera. PBrade Funds Sought Women Seen For Draft • °'_ .. .._ """"",. ..... A\\jM*"'! ._ll\ .... "9f ftl*t ......... .,, . ., -··°'-'""'.''*"" HltmlMitOft .. Kil omc. lttlf ia-M." ........ ,. -...... -... 1'0 ... ,,. .,... Otftc•• ~t.~: ;~-.._~':::r~~:- ''What It really represent.a it o conatant. e volution in the deflnl lion of what client or p1Uent rlghllJ arc, what the cr iter iB should be for commitment ," Or. CrlneUa tald. "We aee It bal1cal· ly •• a 1eood turn of ~vtn\a." Omrch Makes Plea SAN ft•RANCISCO <AP> -The troubled Worldwide Church ol Ood uked t h e CalUornll Supreme Court Mooday to rt· move • court·appomud receiver who h• taken conllol ol lta 980 mlllionlD~. ... Water Bil/A Ask Fourth of July Help If UunUn«t<>n Beach re1ldcots really do love a fourth of July parade , lhey'U hll ve to put their m oney where their mouth la. OHlchla are aendln1 out nottc:es in water bUla, 11khtC for Sl donaUona t.o keep the 14th an· nual td.IUon of the parade tolna. "I believe thla wUI be the f alreat w•y t.o determine if there 1hould be a parade," clty Public Informal.Ion Offict.r BUI Rftd aald Monday. • "If people want It, they can h elp pay for It ." Ree d i\dded tbet a special eventa committee plannln1 the parade allQ It ne10Uatln1 with prlva\4' lndmtry to help finance the petriotlc event. Memben 11.o plan to place "Save \he Parade" cotn rec.1» taclet throu1hout the cltr. Tht Ctty Coc.&Mll vot.4td not to 1.,.nd an, more money on the pande followbtl p11111• of PropoatUod lJ. . Controveray baa 1urrounded the event 1lnce ms when It wet dl1coven!d lh•l the city pound m ore than H0.~00 •nto the parade. About $30,QOO In Cit)' lUH we nt lnto 1t.11in1 the event In 1971. Re1ldenu who do not rec.lv. • water but clln 1Ull contrtbuM. Tbty can do ao by mama, • check tor St or more to tbe Public lnlormaUoo Office. 3000 Ill aln St .. t2~1. Rttd uya. • WASHINGTON <AP > Secretary of Defense H ar old Brown uys younc women should have to re1i1ter for the drat\ It men do but maJ&e clear he would not want to draft wom.n for com bat. "I hlVe not chanced my view tbat tM trt•t m_,ortty ot com- bat duties a,.. not 1ultable fot women.'' Brown told the Houae ArnHd Servicea Committee Monday. & ' Your Hometown 1 Dally NewHpaper h VOL. 72, NO. 30, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1979 TEN CENTS. . Prop. 13 Aftermath Horrors Charged. t , ~ • t SACRAMENTO CAP I FIN •l•UDM •nd llbrari will eJmo, and 1an l!ocephallU• e pld m le could o~:cur 1i1nlHs the •tat quickly U\creuea Propoajllon U t t'lll'Ut' fund.i. local otflt"l•I• NY A a~ .. hour Utany ot horron WOI ptt ntfd Monday by ol flc11al1 ot fil"t', mosquito abate· mt'nl. ccmcl ry, library, r,artt un1I other •Pttlal d~trieu rom Rain Due With New f ~~~~:•~•••! nn, your umbrella There's a 60 per- cent chanc~ that you'll need it I Orange County Hut reach for • tonight and Wednesday. • And 1n the wake of the rain, t the Nationa l We ather Service i_ predicts, wlll come a ne w cold J f ront lha l will ag a in have O r a nge County's farm e r s ~ reaching for wind machines and l :.m udgepots i l"orecaslers said the incoming ( rain and lhc freezinJC conditions that preceded 1l were generated ~ by a low pressure system cen-t t e r e d over Jt h e Ne vada - Californrn bordM-area. T hey said the d e pression • ena bled a s tream of Arctic air that normally would have been ha lted in d t>sc rt country to s weep on down over Las Vegus to Southern C<ihforni:1 leaving s now in many arc us that had not st:cn snow since World War JI. Orange <.:uunty 's farme r s j w1•rc much more conce rned with • the frost thut has already caused • I ~uhstantial d am age to many • crops. i And they breathed a sigh of re- • l hef. Monday mgllt when the low 20s temperatures predicted by • fo recasters turned out lo be I nothing lower than a livable 33 degrees. '"We had a mild Santa Ana condition e arly an the e vening," l enlained Irvine Company or- 1 c hard m a nag e r D e an Ruchinger . "And then the cloud ('Over came in a nd we knew we could m ake 1t throu g h the flight. .. Hanc·h uut hor1t1 cs have not yet tw cn abl(' to estimate the losses tlwv know lhi'V suffNed Sunday ni ght whl'n tcmpNuturcs plum ml•tt!d to21 dc·gn •t.•s. Avoc ad os , le m o n s a nd strawbt•rru•s were among the c·rops hardest hit hy the cold s n<Jp J11•IH·ovte rs a nd wind mat·hin<·s wcrl' used in a bid to • pus h out the: it round-hugging C'old air und a llow the warmer upper I' r t o settle a nd the , m ant-uw; ''<'rtainly saved m any crops, ran h hands saad . Straw ry growe rs <ir e wait- 1 1ng to St• ar the blooms that WN<• w <' Sunday shrivel and , turn black 1n the next d ay or so. <Stt RAIN, Page A2) ·Truck Cab Chased for : 240 Miles 1 Al.8A N Y, O r e . C A~l 1 Oregon State Police chased a spec·ding truck tractor for 240 It miles fro m Alba n y to the ~ Cnlifornia border todny, but neither pursuing state troopers nor u roadblock was uble lo slop the vehicle. r No one was injured in the Orr~''" chase, but at 9 :30 .a.m. I th~ truck. which hnd no traile r, was still reported southbound on Inte rstate 5 near Yreka, CaUf. A state police spokesman in I Eugene said the Lane County s heriff's office used a truck and trailer rig to block the freeway's southbound lane al the Coburg I interchange north of Eugene, but the truc k somehow made it thro ugh and proceeded south t.o tht> California border. · · I Police Hid the truck's speed varied from 60 to 80 m .p.b. as It roll ed down the freeway. The chase began at 5:26 a.m . on 1-5 just north of Albany when ' 11 trooper tried lo at.op the truck l 1>ec3use It had no rear li1hu and r no llcen1e plates. Troooen continued lhe chase througb the slate, with new patrol vehicleft laking over WMn the rig crossed Into another state police district 's 'jurlldlc· tlon. State police said lJut truck may have bf.en stolen from KJq C ounty , Wash . A police (Sft CHASE, Pa1t AJ> lbh>UCflou& CallfomJI. , They appeared bef or t.be M aembty LocaJ Oove:nu:nent Com m lltt>e In support of h:al•laUon to add up t.o ll&O million to lht- S4 2 btlUon ln state IW"plua f\al\Cb arantf'd IH t aummer lo local 1o ver nme nta whic h loat S7 bUUon lo property lax rovenu.-:1 with voter enactment of Propos1 Uoo 1.3 But committee c hairma n Euaicnc Chapple, R-Roaeville, 11•ld the Leglalature ls havinJC trouble figuring out how much t l(tru moo~y s ho uld be ap. proprlatc<I becauae 11bout a Uurd o ( the Hl ate'a ~.000 special dis· trirta haven't filed financial re- port.I 50\ij(hl by lhe state Coo- t r o 11 e r a nd De pa rtme nt of fi'tna n<'e o.lty .......... ~ COUNCILMAN LARRY AGAAN GOES DOOR TO DOOR Dally Trek• to Seek Conat"uent!,'....Thoughta on laauea lroine Councilman Figlits 'Monnpoly' By JERRY CLAUSEN 'Of.,,. o.11, .. , ... , .... Disgus ted with Irvine Com- pany officials who refused to let him hand out a questionnaire in company-owned shopping cen · ters, Irvine City Councilman La rry Ag ran t ook l o the s idewalks Monday. He is hanging 6.000 question nalres on Irvine doorknobs. Mooday, he said he wants to kno w what citizens think about possible us a ge fre~ for city recreational facilities, about the proosed development or Irvine Company 's Village 14 and about earmarking city funds to buy o pe n s pace land. In Aug ust , Ag ran s ought Irvine Company approval to hand out the questionnaires in shopping centers. In October, company officials said he couldn't , that the move would b e "d h ruplive t o merchants' operations as well as annoying to their cus tomers." Agran said he was dismayed with that "monopoly menlali· ty," especially si nee the com· pany had allowed candidate"! lo roam the centers a t will last year pnor to the March council elections. Agran spent a great deal or time at lh<' centers then, passing out pamphlets a nd talking lo voters who eventually seated the lawyer on the City Council. The 33-ycar-old s low g rowth a d vocat e s a id Mond ay he he h eves the company had a change of heart because the shopping center campa ign paid off for him. The councilman, who s aid he walks Jor exercise, plans to hit portio'ns of every Irvine housing a r.ea over the oext 30 lo 45 days by walking door-to-door with his <See AGRAN, P•ge A%) "ll 's obvious that Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy is gol nJC lo be very reluctant lo provide any baJlout money until we have a firm figure on e mergency needs,'' Chapple said. Chapple s aid esllmates of emergency need's range up to $220 million, but that the com- mittee would "lean to the thrifty 11lde" and propose an add1Uonal $100 mlllion to SlSO mllllon. Los Angeles County Ubrarlan Curol Moss said her budget was cul 60 percent, but the county Board of Supervisors ordered her lo maintain 75 percent of previous service In anUc1pation of an additional rescue bill. If extra money is n 't ap- propriated, "our libraries will be virtually decimated ." with the staff cut to 100 people who will rotate uround the system's 90 branch libraries, operating each just one day per week. She. said no books have been purchased by the county library, which serves 45 Los Angeles County cities, s ince the enact- ment of Proposition 13 and \he staff has already been reduced by 542 persons t.o 1.100. CoWlty Hires Lobbyist ·Vote Split 4 .. 1 By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. o.lfY Pli.I ".ti In a 4-1 vote, with Supervisor Harriett Wied er dissenting, Orange County Supervisors de· cided today to spend $100,000 on a Washington "representative " Boa rd members who backed th e pl a n s u gges t e d by Supervisors Thomas Riiey and Ralph Clark chose their words carefully, explaining that the county isn't r eally hiring a lob- byist. .. We're not going to be s pend· ing one penny for wining and dining o f Congressm e n ," declared Rilev. lie stressed that the job authorized today would be related lo obla.ining existing , federal grant money. His vie w wa s echoed by Supe rvisor Ra lph Diedrich who added. "We 're not trying lo in· flue nce legislation We JUSl want to be sure Orange County gets a bette r percentage of the money il sends to Wastungton " Mrs. Wieder disagreed with the plan , contending that exist 1ng county s ta ff members and the county's congressjonal del· egalion could work more close- ly to achieve the same goal. S he note d that the county alre ady i~ soendln~ more than $61,000 for combined informa- tion and lo bbying services through Washington-based as- sociation.'l in which the county has memberships. She also questioned the way in which the proposal is being put o rk. "There is a lack of a de- finitive plan.'' she said. "What a re the county's needs, what will this person do, what a bout a Job description"" lier board colleagues, in over- ruling her attempt to have the issue set aside while such ques- tions are answered. agreed lo study a "preliminary draft con· <See JOB, Page AZ> Irvine Seeks Schools Citx's Jiiews to Be Aired in Sacramento By JERRY CLAUSEN Of .. o.11, .. , ........ 'Plore ·ttian· 150 e ducators, banken, construction officials a nd -legislativ~ aides are expect- ed to converge on Sacramento Thursday to lay plans \hey hope will provide needed school build- ings for djstricts throughout the state . T he Coalition for Adequate School Hous ing session will draw re presentatives from throughout Calirornia and 1s the c ulmination of more than two months of e ffort launched by Irvine Unified School Dis trict or- fi cials. The Irvine district is one of lhl· fe w in the state s uffe ring student body b'TOwth problems. And, s ays Ge ne lla rtllnc. CASH chairman, voter approval of Proposition 13 and the failure of Proposition l , a state school building bond issue, last June dried up m ethods for financing new construction. F o llowing Proposition l:J passage, Irvine's Superintendent Stanley Corey was one of hun dreds of school orftciuls who complained bitterly that rundang would be curtailed for what hf' considered badly needed school buildings and muintcnance Co r ey d ec id e d t o tlo somethin~. Afte r contacting fin ancial. building and architectural firms and a handful or other school districts, he called a two-day conference In Anaheim to study s t ate wide school construction problems. lie hoped for dlrec· tion In helping lo solve lntertm and long-term solutions to build- ing and maintenance problems Hartline, lhe Irvine distnct's assis t.ant s upe rintendent for business and support services, said this week that Corey hoped 150 people would s how up for the November gathering after mall· Ing invit.atlona to all Califorrua school dist.rt els. Full or Empty "Three hundred attended ," said Hartline, "a nd they were highly enthusiastic." ~t the c onclusion of the Anaheim conference "we had m ore than 100 stay to discuss leglslat1~e possibilities, and 75 stayed lo sign up to actively participats," Hartline said. <See SCllqoL, Paie AZ> Maroin Compares Love to Gas Tank LOS ANGELES <APl -Aclor Lee Ma r vin , testifying for a third day in a landmark proper- ty rights trial, today offered his de(inition of love -an emotion he said he never felt for Mi chelle Triola Marvin, during the six years they were lovers He srud it was something hke the feeling he gel~ when the go:-. tank in his car is either full or empty. "There are all degr ees of lovt> on a s ca lt!," Marvin s aid hesita ntly "There would be the young, frivolous love." he s aid "The ('h1ldUke love of a teddy bear. and as we go up the scale. I would imagine the ultimate 1n love would be between people a dee p regard for the other person, truthfulness. loyalty, fidelity and a tremendous sense or selflessness toward the other person. "What love were you r cfernng to that you did not huve fo r M 1chcllu." as ked Miss Marvin's attorney, Marvin M itche lson "The Jov£' I described towa rd the end." Mar vin said. "The loyalty, fidelity. truthful· ness that ~ind of lovi'"'" M 1tchelson a~ked. "Yes," said Marvin. llowt'Vt'r . Mar vin admitted that tht' hegannmg or his <1ffa1r an 1964 was happy. "In the l:w>ginmng, s he ~ave m e ht>r fn<>ndship and h<:r com-pany ," M:.irvtn testified. ·· 1n the beginning I enjoyed at. I believe 1t started to go downhill towa rd the end or 1965 ... But b<>fore then , ht! admitted, "J saw the finer points or her, the relationship, yes.·' Khomeini to End 15-year Exile M ltchelson· intended to ques- tion Marvin today about the arguments that broke up the af· fair, and result ed Jn Miss Marvin suing the ac tor for SJ million In property acquir ed <See MARVIN, Page A2> Or :=~~-=•~t ,.,, ....... DUltNtRAN Ar8lule9' Khomeini ... TEHRAN, Iran <APl -The Iranian government approved permission today for Air France lo ny AyatuJlah Ruhollab Kho- meini back to Iran, ending his nearly JS years of exile. He is to leave Paris early Thurad•r.· The relum of the sp ritual head of the Iranian people pro- m iaea to present a new and stronger challenge lo the shah· appointed government o( Prime Mlnlat.erShah BakhUar. A 1ovemment autem ent said the d ecision to p ermit the Mosle m leader's r eturn was made at ~long Cabinet meetinf. EarUefl today, the U.S. Em· bauy ordered the evacuation from Iran of all dependent.a of U .8. go~mment employees and •uln '" ed a ll no n·easentlal Americ clUzena t.o 1et out of the countey followin1 attack.I on three Americana. Tbt embumy order.d all U.S.. 1ovemmek depeodentl "to de· part Iran temponrtlr at tM earttett feulble dat.." • Thia la Lhe first tJmt tbe U.S. . . government actually orde red anyone out of Iran. Previous an nouncement.s have ' encouraeed people without Important bu.I· ness to leave. There are fewer than 10,000 Americans left in Iran, down from a peak of 45,000 when the unreal here started a year ago. Those remalnlna Include about 900 members of • mlUtary ad· vlaory aroup, 1overnme nl employeee and employees in the petro le um a nd aircraft ln· duatries. Three U.S. mlHtary planes ar- rived here today lo evacuate another 202 Americans, motUy C?l vlllana. The order was l11ued after a 1b00Una attack on an American air force major Sund1y ni,htln Tehran and i.he beattn1 o U.S. Coa1u1 David C. McGaffey and an American employ" of Bell HellCOIMt' lnt.erut.lonal In tM central Iranian city of llf ahan on Moada1 aftemoon. u .8. Ali' Force lllJ. Larry R. Davia was abot and wounded .. ' . . . . . . ' . . . t t • I . ~ t ••• -c~L twlee by an unidentified ter rorisl in Tehran on S unday. U.S. Cons ulate sources in Isfahan said the trouble theri" be1an about 4 p.m . Monday with a n altercation between the Bell Helicopter e mployee and an Ira nlan tui driver near the .city's Khoroush Hotel. The sources aald a shot was fired during \he d1spute and the taxi driver had been boeptt.aJ.lied with a facial wound. The aow.c;es said a crowd and local autli'6"rtties sel1cd the Bell employee, who was not Im· m ediately identified, and took him lnlide the hotel. McOaffey wu s ummoned a nd a rrived abput 5:15 ~.m. They Hid an.tr McOalfey amvecl lhe crowd out· slde became angry, broke past eml11ariee or the locaJ ayatulJah aent t.o calm the altuaUon and beet \be two Americana. The sources said McOaffey waa "bruised and a bit bat- tered" but not aertoualy hurt, aocl that the Bell employee alJo did not need ho1pft.11l11Uon. , -' Weather Chance of rain 40 (M'r cent late tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight l(l 40s. Highs in mad to usJper SOS Wednes- day . INSIDE TODA\' .4 quftt ulghborhood erupt• tnlo a apoam of terror na a ten-. mlptr fire1 into • an eh~rMntoru tchoot. Se~ "Doll of Terror fn Son Diego" on Page A7. AtY-liH'Wk• ....... ~ .. L M,...,.. = ~.:.-0....-: .. ........... IMlftllMIMI .. --. .... .. _ • ...... .. ~ a .... .. " :: .. • .. ,, ... OM. y PKDT Tmflr. Jtl!!*Y B tf7'! 'Only One China' Sought Teng tresses Goal: Return of Tai1«U1 ' WA SllI f:TO •AP • Cbl oe.t Vau P r t>mter T n H.alao-plq lOda)' told aena ton v.orrled about th4t 1eevnl7 of T aJ wan that Ule)' "'°"'d ~ that Cbl le11d' n no k>na r talk about "HbenUon· wh n U..1 •PNl about lbe luttue ot Uw oft*>nt lllaod "Wt oo-·~ we ••at to IOlve lht! qunt on of th• nit um Df 'hlwa n lO ~ cnC>th rland oJld ''omplet.-lbt" irral t •u ,. of lttt rt<un1r1 C'.illon o r th • mo<Mrland," Tt'n iuud "W • ••)' t ha\ 10 Ion" a Talwa n ~~ ret urn d t o th, mot.herlar»d and Lbal thf'n-&a on ly UOl' Cbina, lhc-o .... •Ill fWI) rt'sped Uw p nl rH LIU on Taawao ·· Tbt' Ou~ Judl'r Sll()kl' In rnpo~ t.o a qu..: Uon from ~n ~l•lbl'lf"IW Pl'll. D R l dwi.na a Jwac heoP bl bi.a hoeol' at~ b M06l "'4'mbf-rw Of Ut., ~n,ale Tea, V.'eOl to l C1pl&ol lo Joan lht' natora after concl&ad ln1 lonnal talk• w1th rr ktenl ar1 r II and lhf' pru 1d11nt an oouott4 that Lh•, C-hlneac and Amf'ncu propl hue "bn>Mt proapc!dl" Cor buUdlq a new l"f'I auoaatoa> Oul"in« thf' h.tnr hfML P II H ll.t d 1tbout U\c• ofnt'lal pol <'Y or th£· l'~"OPl<''~ H<'rublH· of Chin¥ 110 thl' fut uJ'\" ut 1'1uwa n 'I 'm uru you ha v•• alrud ne>trd that wt' no lonJl'r UM< thr v.or d 'ltbt'ratlon u( Taiwan Tei n IC rt• rU <'Cf ti ,. • I .. o a. ai 1 d • • I n t h t• n ur mahullo n u f relat lon:i. Mt•u ·n t'b10• and t.hP United :-.tat e1. lh'• cru<'lal qucallon wu11 the> qut uoo u( Uw return lo Uw ml.>t.ht"rland of Taiwan "PrK•b becaue t.bla q._. lion wu 10lvf'd nnnnaUtaUon was 111t•hlevt!d " (.'artcr and Tena ltft the Wltlte 1loun oval ofrictt In late mom· In« nflc>r t11 two ho ur mt--ctJns. and tht" pn-ident de1crlbed t.hdr MAd ST9 PROTEST ftN0'8 VISIT -A4 1.i lk " ~1th a rush or udJl'cll vf'll ti\ (•a "f<'a1 n •twhintc, frank. ho~t. cordial. harmonloua, ben Ochal ll nd ronstruct lvl4." wt!re the word, a 11m lllng CtJrtor USl•d b"fort• Teng xh'ppcd into his h mouMJ\f' and rode lo Capitol llill for mt'<'t1ng11 with members of c ongl'\'S:s "l agrt"t' to ''vt•ry word Ow presldt>nt hao; JU!ll sa id." Teng Cable Fee ·Hearing Set lroU1e Co111niissio11 ,tudies Rate Hike Plari i\ p r<>pc»aJ to 1 ocre llH f ee3 for r a bll• te\ vt ion ervlc to In 1111· homeo...n..., 11' 1>cht'dulE'd fo1 a Ft•b 7 public ht•1trm g ht1fort• th,. ,.,, y 0 1\ ('ommurut}' S.•rv1ce~ C'um m1saton The bearing on Uw Commun1 ty Cablevi.alon Company plan '" scheduled for 7:30 p.m . in city council chambers at City Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd. The company, on Jrvtne Com oany subsicUary. ls r~uestJ.n~ the followin g Inc re ase:> In l',....P~AI JOB ••• tract" lhat would answer such concerns before anyone ls hired Board members also agrned to ask the Orange County Transit U1stnct and the Or ange County T ransportation Commission if those groups wouJd like to joln in the hiring or a Washington rcprescnlaliVl'. But they made 1t C'lcar that any fmancial contnbutwns from l'&lhcr group wo uld be In add1· lion to the $100,000 authon~ to day. T he plan recommended by Hiley and Clark calls (or the rur- ang of a Washington represcn. tatlve who wouJd work out of an office supplied and staffed at county expense. An option in the plan wouJd be fo r the county to send a research assistant, already carried on the t•ounty payroll, lo Washington t<>. work with the representa tive. In stressing the nc<.-d for such r presentation, Clark noted that San Diego County, smaller an population than Orange, thlll year got $1.34 million in graot.s rrom Washington while Orange County only got $67 million San Diego County, he noled , bas used a Washington re presen- tative Cor several years. Mrs. Weider's proposa l lo get the county's congressionaJ del· C8aUon to work on grants was d1sm1ssed by Diedrich. "It woo'l work," be said. 20 Injured In Strike EL CENTRO <AP> -Alt.en· lion shifted from the lettuce fi elds to an l mperiul Valley courtroom today afte r mort> than 20 people were inj ured in <t violent clash Involving i;trtldng farm wOl'kera, aherlff's deputle11 and pnv.t.e security gua rds. Final a r guments we r e scheduled this afternoon in Im· perial County Superior Court for a hearing that lasted four hourh Monday night as growers sought to obtain a permanent irrjunction to bait picketing by the United Farm Workers Union. OftANOe COAST DAILY PILOT t ,_. O•-.. C:O..t 0.tily "'''°' with •tw n t\f&m fJit"eid t,,..,......,...""""",,~~~db~ .. °''""" l'CMl\t PllOtt\IWIQ~Y ••t• ~.W• f>'wOtllY\iPd W,,..,, tfw~ t(IA~ tf A M.-.•.,H ................ l\.~Oft .,_._,,,,,°""" ,,.,,.. V .. Niv. tf'W\Mo, \..,..... ,_.M'f\l~CO.~\ It ... "'Ot .. t• Qt(W\M~ll!t.l"l l\l'Ult)tt\IWQ ............ \M\ld ·~.,, ,,.,_ ..-WllOM MJ'~\IM"'Q IM'""" t• ~ J)O ..,.....,.. U•Y tiittM.<-.w~.f.itt'"'""•tllJil. _,.,. _ monthly ralt·~. Tt> lnd1v1du11I ~ub11criht•rb , from t6 to SlO. To bulk ratt• ~ubsc rabcr1' rrn rticaputang thn>Ulilh commum ty a1oroc1allons , frurn $4 to $6.70 To apartment subs.cribers. from $2 to S6 70 with an opllon to ~dd an extra outlet. -To all subscribers for odd1- tional hook·up beyond two out. le ts, from Sl to $2 per outJt>t C ity Ma n ager W i lliam Woollett Jr. bas requ~sted thal people or gro ups wishing to make written comment a bout the proposed rat~ changes do so prior to the l"eb 7 hearing Thrc•t• homrowners J?n>Ups Wa lnut Square Homeowners As· 11oclallon. Sierra Bonita Com· muolty AsSO<'laUon and Village Park Community Assodatioo - already have opposed the plan. The City Council ls scheduled to conside r the rate change ap- plication ut Its March 13 meet· Ing. ,..,.... P9fleAI SCHOOL BUILDINGS. • • Those participants fo rmed CASH's Legislative Commlt tet:, t•ompos<'d of s ix s ubcommittees whH•h h uve b e e n m e e t in g periodically ever since lo draft e lem ents or a plan that Corey and Hartline hope will provide. lcJtislation for new schools . · In drtifl form, subcommittee proposals currently urge new legislation or s upport new bills that wo uJd exact one percent, statewide fees on new privately developed cons truction project!>. Also sought ls legis laUon to p . 'lvide re venue bonds for iJC n ool conslruclion . m ajor school maintenance and plant modernization. The proposed r evenue bonds could be mired with the percent annual statewide levy, allowing fund leverage to provide bulld· ings for those districts in im· med iate need. Also proposed are mandatory, lo n g-range <Cive or 10-ycar l school <fulricl mast.er plans for utillzation of existing facilities a ad projected build Ing and maintenance requirements School systems seeking con- ~truction bonds would. under the proposal, be compelled to file such plans for Stale Department of ~ducation approval, Hartline said. CASH also seeks n~iblUty in handling dlslrict-0wifed school :>il es and buildings. Under existing la w , monies from the sale or sites purc hased o r schools built with slate school-construction-aid funds re· verttolbe11talc. "Schools have been criticiu!d for bemg land s peculators." Hartline H id. "Rut there ls little incentive for a dis trict to unload property it may need far fn the future if the proceeds revert lo the state '' CASll 1s proposing that, if a s chool dist rict's maste r plan shows no need for s uch sites or · - buildings some 10 years into the futu re. the property could be sold or lcas<'d wllh resulting in· c om e u s ed l o c a ll y Co r modernization. m ainte na nce or new construction. P articipant.; in the day·long S<tcrament.o session are exµ<:ct· ed to tum their final wor k over to a state lcgls lalor for drafting in bill form and Introduction. "We'll have a proposal ln ba ll form no lat.er than March I," Hartline predicted. l. - Writers Set Wlwge Talk Lee a nd Le l and Cooley, Laguna Beach's husband and wife writing team. will be the keynote speakers in the 1 p.m. finale of Saddleback College's Emeritus Day program Friday. The Cooleys' talk wlll cover "Seco nd Caree r s and Alternatives ." Both left their original career occupaUons to become successfuJ writers . The 1 p.m . talk will take place in the college's Fine Arts Theater. Admission is Cree. For furthe r inform ation, phone 831-9700 or 495-4950, e xt. 207. Gun Law Shelved S ACRAMENTO CAP } J .cglsl~tion to bol11ter the ··use a g un, .co to p rison '' law w11 s l'lhelvt'd tor JO days by an A!oo !'lembly comm1ttct' Mo nct1t y. Hid. ••11trouatt this visit. I am even more coovloefd lhat Cblna and the United States and the Ch l n eae people and tbt Amertun people have broad pro1~u tn vartou. fields poUUcally, eeonomieally. lD u.e aclence ud tecbnoloeJcal fteJd1 a nd in tbe cultural taeld. et cttera." the Chinese leader said. Cart4.'r said they would meet :a.caln brit Oy Wednesday lo 111gn an umbrella agreement cove r Ing exchances In stude nt.a and scholars, science, t echnology, agriculture and energy. The leaden refused to answer questions about whether lhey disagreed on such tougher issues as their attitude toward the So vlel Union or the future or Taiwan. l',....P.,,.AI AGRAN ••• handouta a couple of hours daily. ff11 two-sheet communlcaUon. held toeether wllh a rubber band that fits over doorknobs . asks that the postcard portion be malled t.o hi.a home. To be c~ked orf are three questions, each with boxes al· lowln& the realdenl lo indicate whether h e (a vors eac h measure, strongly favors ll. op- poses, strongly opposes or Jusl doean't know bow he feels . As for hhmelf, Agun said he has "mixed feeUnga .. about user fees for malntalnlog tennis courts. parka and swimming pool1 lD the wake of Proposition 13 property lax cuta. "I do think many so·caJled fril11 or non-essential Ite ms lllte tenni.a cow1a ought to be largely self s ufficient, but J don't know bow tbe people feel. "My hunch ls that a lot or peo. pie wlll resent It." His second question notes that lhe city soon will consider an Irvine Company request to re- zone cenler ·clty agrlcullural lands to develop Village 14, add· Ing nearly 20,000 residents to the city's 55,000 population . Agran asks whether the resi· dents want the development. "It's the major development question before the city this year," he said. "I have many questions and concerns about traffic control, air pollutio n. economic vlabUlty and the mix of housl.n& lo vma1e 14." HI• tblf d queallon seeks opinions rewarding city purchase of open:space land. "I am ln favor . personaUy, in an lncreued e Cfort by the city to acquire open space. It's the best hedge against over develop· ment," he said. Point in g to highe r -than. anticipated city sales.tax rev· c nues, Agrao s aid about $200,000 a year could be put aside to buy land. It cost Agran $1 79 lo pnnt up his hand-out package, and he ex· peels only about a three percent return beeause residents must aHix a 10-cent stamp to make their views known. fle....said the anticipated 180 re- turns woo't dictate his voLe on any of the three Issues but thatl he 'JJ consider them In hl.s finul decision. Agran snlct he's nol pleas4..' s1.11d CHASE •.• s poh•man In Albany u id at lcaat two people were bellevt.'<t to be ln lJ\t! vehicle . Pollcc suld lht'Y could nol use nny more forre to !f>' to stop thl' rll( *•utW of the 1 rl~k or lrtjury to othen on the busy freeway. AuthoriUl'll aaid the chase m lghl have lo continue until tho lruck r·un out 0( Cud. A ~ p o It c• R m rt n ( o r l h l' CallComla t111hway Patrol In Yreka 1aJd he had no lime to talk ~aUI<' troopers we~ fn the mldat ol the chase. ...... ..,.... PeekoPoo As a woman pauses to watch construction at the site of Baltimor •'s convention center, her poodle decides to make sure everything Is proceed ing on schedule also. Irvine Braees Mock Quake Due Thursday A disaster simulation ln Irvine based upon u m as sive earth- quake a long the Whittier Fault in the Brea a rea wlJI result Thursday on paper -In death u nd i nJu r y b y flo od and crumbling buildings. The police d ~parlm cnt 's Emerge n c y Op e ratio n :-. Center a communications com ple x will be tested by the coun· tywide exercise. The Irvine department will coordinate mutual aid request<., e vacuation t echniqu e s, establishment or relocation cen ters and communications with J ,.,... P-sie AJ MARVIN •.. when they were together_ M 1tchelson said he would ask Marvin about the month of M i.t), 1970, when the two argued on the beach at ~bu. ' -Miss Marvin has described a tearfuJ scene wruch ended with her near·col1Js1on with a pohce car and her arrest and jaillnK overnight. "I want lo ask him about that night." Mitchelson said. Mass Marvin told or being ar· r es t e d afte r s h e a rgu ~d hysterically with Marvin. Al" co rding to h e r vers ion. he watch<..>d as she was taken to jail. but djd nothing lo get her out. Shi! said she stayed In Jail until her friends , comedian Milton Derlc and his wife lluth, balll'd ht'r out. ln t est imon y la s t we l'k . Mu rvm said be did nol love Mas.., M nrvln during their six year lovl' a ffair and dld not approvc> or ht•I' ll•gaJ movt• to c hange her naml' to his lf l' co n Cl'd c d that h e son1t•t1mcs spok\• or spending hb hk "Ith her, but he said he mt>nnt only in bt.'<f M lss Mur vin, 46. who won lbt.• right to s u1' the actor In a la ndm.1rk California Supreme Court de<.'lslon, claims he owes her hair of lhe asscu he ac <.'umulaled 1n the years they lived together u figure her attorney cstlmat.cs aUI million. Miss Marvin's claim rests on her contention that the actor many Umes promlaed lo support her for life. 1'o win he r suit. sht• must prOVl' there was "an im plied contract" between the lov· crs to abare the products or their joint eCCorta. The trial ls expected to last three more weeks . the county Office of Emngency Services. UnUke some rlisu ter simula lions. th1~ one wi ll not 1nclud1· field a ctivities. s uch us mock hospital ~t ups The scc nano 1s based on an earthquake or a 7 l maJ(n1tud1• on the Richter scale. worse lhan the 1971 Sylmar quake o( 6 4, but not so bad as the 1006 San Fran CISCO earthquake or 8.5. According to the poJ1ce depart mcnt. the t!xerc1sc assumes an t•arthquokc that ~erious would rl!sult in :-.everal Irvine deaths, s e ve ral dozen •nJur iei.. a nd mode r ate building damagt.• throughout the city. Flooding caused by the pre- sumed cracking of the SanUa,go R t's e rvo1r wo uld force the l'vacuation of thousands of res1- d<•nls. according to the scenario Resides lhe part1 c1pation of police, rire and p ublic work:-. C'm ploy~ Thursday, volunteer a ma t e ur r adio e m e r genc y :.l'r vaces ope rator s from the S<>uth Ora nge Amateur Radio Association will asb1sl the eic t'rt"ISt>. F,.._ Page A I RAIN ... Jf they do, the frw l is lost for this season There will b · more blooms and more strawberries, they ex· pla ined, but the lo:.s or these first bloom:. woulri mean the 106:-. or the fi rst profit able strawberry mar ket in early March. The strawbe r r y cr op was valued al $40 6 miJlion an 1977. M'<'Ond only to nur:wry stor k and l'UI flc>weN an Orange County A NaUonal WC'alhcr Scrvict• forf'rnstcr prcdicl.s a low o( 44 tonight for Oran"w County with a high WednesdJ)' of 56 degfl>es. "Uut then it wU l get colder," h'' wumt'd "A!I things look right now at will bt• at least 10 degrees coldC'r W('dnesday night.·• 3 Killed in Cra8h W ET UERS F'I E LD , Conn <AP > A bus carrying Pratt & Whitney workers was mlnut~ rro m i ts desllnalion at an aircraft plant wh<'n it slammed into a disabled gasoline t~er truck, kiUing thrcl' per:>ons a nd injuring nearly two doien other passengers. About 3,000 gallons or the lanker·~ 7 ,800-gaaJlon cargo s pilled onto Interstate 91 after the crash. stDtc polirc :.aid ,,..9'64HileftdP\tlllll"'" J•O• Cwlrr VluPo_.l<)tftl_C:._., __ ,_,I(_ ....... Victim Remains Critical ,_, .. _..,.... ....,.,_,."'""'. Oltur ~...... .._ .. _ A\\.f~~ltut~""'Jl•tor-' T•~fte(714)~ ci. ........ A4'f ........ ..,....,. ,._...,,_ . ....., ~'C ""°'= (ao,, "":l"~ .... r,., .:-:::.::r. .. ~~r.v.:: ... " .... , ... ;::;:.;::::..=,'Mw4 t .. C l•I •rMIHI# .. ,,_._ flU4 ""•r. 1NI• .. C..IAI .. .. (•Ill••~·· ...... , ··:r ., ,.,,,., ... ~ :.::r....~ :~, _..,., MllH•f ' ' • 'J u - CoP8 Seek Motive in Me1a Slwtgun Attack A Loni Beach man. found •lumped In h i• car with a •bolcun wound to the head In Coeta M11• lfonday. cll.&ftl to Ufe today at Hoa1 Memorial Hoapltal In Newport Beach, poUceuJd. ' lnvHll1at~1 continued to acelt a motive In the Sunday nltht 1bo0Un1 of M·year·old G"r1• Tbomaa Lovell. a cook et rUrvlew SU'-Hoepltal In C taMna. Lt. George Lorton saJd Lovell apparently waa vt1iUn1 a Crtend In the Meaa del Mar aection ot Co•t• Mesa Sunday evenln1. Monday morning. a resldenl 1potted Lovell In bJa car at 7 e.m . on Pott Road. T)ui driver'• aide window of Lovell'• car had been blown out by a 1jn•l• ahotcun blut from cloae ranc~. "It wu definlt.ly a 1botpn," aald Lt. Lorton. not1n1 that pollce found pellet• inside Lh • v1chm 's car. Lovell sulfcred as many as flvr wounds to the head. 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Iii> Ouk~ fJf ., ~ ,..,, 1 v. ltouclof ) 1' 1 41 MwM ao 10 " 4'111 • "' f pf1 , 111001' • "'I,.• pf )~ J '"'" 1).,,...,, I 40 14 I M" "°"9M 1 ~ 1 ~ JO'h MOM wt • 11tlt • lo. f pit . '* _ &1 ~ ,,.,!?. 1 .. ~ "" g110L • 1 n ,. 1,,,,... :9"11 ,. z iq ,., ""M•rm ''° • 41 ~~ P r; P't" r1>0 ~• WASHINGTON <AP) -The United =at ;o '0 ~ ~ .. , ...... o:::pt H~ :~ :j~'.. ,. 'i U.i ,: •• ·~ ~h-t:9~. 'n ~~ ..... =-, tt !\'o .. ' Stilts tlnlahed 1978 with a record ""' ' '' .. , n • .,, o .. 1cr.i 1• 12 '"" • t104l•'r J l uiJ ~-· " Nl4<:"f~, ' 40 1 • 11"' "" ,.,. C•m • ' ' • •-bOUon deft l l l • l lffln .. , ~ ,,.,, • Oy,,Am io. • • ,,.. . . MolltHG I • eCD 1~\'lt. \.'t MICISVI I,, • 410 I)~ .... '"'~L I St , ,. a:· . -.•s c t a ti .ore lift ' .. ... 1 • "°'"'J" "' 1 ,., "°"' ~ ... "°""' 11 '"' """"'" '"° J 0 .. lr1de, the covemment ukl todaJ. CC f C,40 601J 1l 1!"' .......... Iii' U It°""• \'It :w'~'~.' 1l1 ~ : ~~~.':. ... 'It "; 4 ... 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I"' "l ,. : " ""-a Jap1n wtUcb eold the Uolt4d Statel ~.' : 'd" r.~: t'~~::r , ~ 1i ~~\'It B c. 1 ... i 11 J~7.... :," ·'° 'J ,! ,!~ :: ;:::.~ ,J:, ""'~ l~ tu.e· buUon more ln 1oocb than It. '"" JI I Jl~ • dwt1I llO 'l .l\lri Aj · t I~-MofleKO ''° t 4J l!•,j .. Ya l!ert(e bo\acibt • 11111 «Ill It I .. ll'•llO 1.W ~ I Ya•. Int :l S l~I I.. #oll~Ott I ,... ll • \It !'~M ... 1. • ;') • ,...,~. i·1 ~~~~ 9':-:· 'if]' " J Jt:. , =:i;. 1 ~; .J..;;:: ""e:r~., ,. ~:: :. If tbln 'fU"llD)' pod MWl11a tM ~ • I 4 n~ ,,, 4 ,, =-.. • ' ;;~. Ii a'° t N I u -~·= I.. ,,~ • trade si'cture dwinl UM 1Ht1 ... wu· .... ,....;~~: ~: UOI J -== 1~. l ··~ 'Jt~., sl t .: ~ \II =r.r.,-,1.i :lJ I~ that lmporU of forelp olJ mfliMd 1 t "' ~' \.'t 111~:.' I a.I ~ ii• 1="7 ~ :ft Jr• IV. i I t ~ ~ • ~ =~· II~ ":" •I .I .,..,....,. to a totaJ of ... 5 billioD, I ) f 1''"'111 144 1) ·~"' • ., ..... \Al Mew•M I n ,, ... ~ 1· ( t OU Import.a ln 1t7'7 bad ....... ta.• ,,, • i ,.... Vt ~~ ·"I• ""• "* I ' 1' t~ . . Moroe" t • 4 ~ \'It 11t 1.to • I~ a..1ua--., 1111 It • _. I.It t + l•C. • IOI ... ,.., _,llllW t 4 t It'-t e 1.-• .. UU..UUU1 .. ., .. T~.~30. 19'19 $ DAILY PILOT •• Facts May Aid Decision on TV BJ SYLVIA POaTB& Sbou.ld l.be Federal Trade CommluJoo re1ul11te TV adt d1reC'ted at cb.Udru'T If IO, bow? Should chUdreo'• TV commerdals be limited t.o younc1ten old eooucb to uodent&Dd U..ir HW01 purpo1e? Or lbould tbey be required to carry d.Uelalmen? Should commerdala for 1u1ared pl"Oducta be banned or balanced by health mHI .... ? 1'b1I pubUc Lu-..e wu the tancet ot bltter debate before a jammiM bearina room in San f'randaco thtouab lul week. More wW ~itn March 5 in Waahln&lOG, D.C . IT 18 A TESTA•ENT TO THE power and l.nllueoce of advert!alnl that no olber 1uggested tra<le tre1ulaUon has arou1ed •• much comment from A ertca's privatt1 cltlzena aa tbla one. Already, nea 7, people, uoaltWated wllb any interest group or or D1 have aent reacUool to the P'TC. The hearing f' ea even contain lett.en from younaatera. Tbe propo1al also hu directed public attention to u g r owing body of psycholol(lcal research on child development and t.o studles of the impact of TV oo children. Stating the position clearly for more rtaid reauJaUon la Robert M. Liebert, profeuor of psychology and psychiatry at the Slate University of New York a t S tony Brook. a Money's Worth reaearcher ln child development and father of two. "Children are unlike adults . not only In what they think but in bow they tblnk. ·•he says. An experiment by Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget illustrates Liebert 's point: thnt children under 8 cannot distmguiah the dtlfercnce in purpose between programs and ads. Btrr PSYCHOLOGISTS OF EQUAL stature, such a~ Dr. Rochel Gelman and Charles J . Brainerd, argue that neither Leibert oor Piaget bu taken into account young children's oon-verbai skllla. They are capable of seelng through commercials, but their language abilJly doesn't ~rmtt them to uplain in words. Various business professors lake the view that children who are old enough to understand ads are just as Ukely to be won over as children who don't understand them. Still others say children should be exposed to commercials regardless of whether they appreciate their selling Intent. Their reasoning: TV ads prepare them to live In the real world A FINAL PAllT OF THIS controversy 111 that KO much of this reflects a confrontation between two opposing interest groups. both arguing opinion. not facL'i. Millions of dollars beiq spenl oo the beanngs could achaeve so much more lf spent oo research that would permit the Issues to be settled oo the buLs of knowledge, not emotion. la lt true that cblldren under 8 cannot arup that a toy they see in operatJoo ln a TV ad requires them t.o auemble it? Is a voice-over aaylna, "Some aaaembly required" meanin&lesa unleu it Ls altered to "You have t.o put lt toaelber? '· Cblld.ren between the aaes of i and 11 watch an averaae of 19,000 to 20,000 commercials a year. or 50 to 55 on a typlcal day. Upon the outcome of these hearings may rest at least u partial answer to the direction TV advertising takes next in an area filled with economk 1mpUcatlorus, loaded with dissenaioo and overloaded with hnanciaJ dynamite. 'It's Fantastic' Cash Spenden Save Painlessly ST. LOUJS <AP) -When Bobbie Stites goes to the supermarket, she puts rood ln her shopping bag and cash ln her savings account. She get.a a dLscount for aymg cash and the store deposltJJ that savings Into ber account. IT'S CA.UED SA,llf G PLUS, a brainchild of John Wilson, a SUcest.on, llfo .. lawyer. lie says the plan makes partners or merchants and bankers, to the advantage or the 100.000 or so consumers part1c1paling 1n 1l. And ht 's making muney from fees paid by the stores "I think it's fantastic," says Mr:; Stites, a l>extcr , Mo .. mother or fo ur. "I use it every time I go to lhi" grocery store." Here's bow It works. Consumers willing to pay cash for groceries, gasoline or just uboul anything else un· given a discount rang in~ from J •,. percent lo 20 percent but averaging S percent H u t h c r t h 11 n s ubtracting the discount from the price paid by the shopper, it is sent to the cons umer's bunk . where 1t is depo!>lt ·d In a savings account. Re s ult . 1'ht• consumer builds uvlngs, the bank adds customers and accounta, and ln theory. at least the merchant 1ttr1cta more buyers. He makes up In additional volume what be sacrifices in dlacount rates. PAM PATrF.RSON OF ST. LOUIS rigures the plan will eoable·her to save $200 a year. "I use ll everywhere I can." she says, adding It was especla1ly valuable durlnte the Chriltmas shopping season. "It's 8 good dtal all around," says Wilson, who (lelJ. his cut from fee:. paid by partJclpaUng stores and from operators who try lo round up willing merchanta ror th · banks. In the 12 months since Savings Plu11 sprouted In southu st Missouri, 10 banks, 2.500 merchants and aoout 100,000 conaumers have joined the system·. Wilson says HE &\Y8 BE EXPECTS THOSE flgure11 t.o double by aprln« and predlcll the system wUl 11pread natJoQwid•· within 18 montba. "Even now lt'• hard to kffl) up wlth the requffts," Wlllon 1111. f'rancbiaet will open 11000 in Ohio, Loulalana. Arkanta1 and Oklabom1, and trancbllu ln aeven other 1lat.e1 will ~in the 1y1tem b)' the end of im. he••>'•· ...}Ylllon'a company, American Bualneaa Enterprises. collrcta a lee of 2 percent t.o s percent of the purchue prtce of an ltem trom merchants. T hat coven admlnlttrative coetJJ, lraJntnc and promoUon . "IF TR£ ME&CHANT AGREES to live conaumera • s percent ~nt.. we request 3 percent on ~~of th1t," 1111 Jim Hulen, treHurer of American 8u1lnua Ent•t'Pri8'1· He Hld tbe ·~·~ '' ''t"'1 "a 1mall amo__..-but Mwouldn't elabl,..111~. · -. ~ .... .,.. been • lveeell. wu.on 18)'1, became people are wtlllnti to fore10 the convenJeoe. ol cNdit bu1laa la favw of p&)'Ulc cub -&Jveo lbe inceathe of 1 dUcounl. '1'hb malteadou Wok a Uttle h•rdor about pulliq out tlaa old credit car every Um• ... Mn. Sdtea 1a1a. . -• --DAILZ PILOT Tele1'ision L 1 TONIGHT 'S LATEST LISTINGS IVINtMO f•l!!::a. ....... "'lllt ~ ..,_. •AOMI tt tflTVlfod ...... telN* ,_,..,,.... .. , .. .,.... lih ••• , ... .... ~ ... _... .. . _. ... .,.,,.. ... .... ....... ...__... .... • TMllMOY ~ ,....,.....,0yr.1ec11 .... ~lot ... "'*" -Of .... (.flOlr' • llWllCWIM "''NC*X> .... "-been fl ... tO io. 11111 lie• on ,.,. 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YM' -olCI MIQllbor tn en erm Wf"Mlllno metdl, 111\d the kid ~ Off wllll cold ca.n HO 1J Cl) C8I WOV. * * 'h "BIO Jah" ( t91 t) Jol>n W•yn a. Alch.,CI Boone A 'owt>O'f retumt to hi• rllt\Ctl 1tter • IOno TUBE TOPPERS CDS 8 8:00 -CBS News Report. The Rcpu6Ucant' reaPonae to President Carter's State or the Union addreas. KHJ G 8 :00 -Golden Globe Awards. The Hollywood Forelf(o Press AUoclaUon pre1umtcd Its 36th annual awards to top movie a nd television sl~rs on Saturday rught. NBC It 9:00 -"The Triangle Fae· tory Fire Scandal.'' A dramatization or the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire in which hundreds of young Immi- gra nts were trapped , with Tom Bosley c see photo be low >. ~IOttaca OOWnthe gillt'O 111111 kid~ ~· gtendec>f' G N9CWOV. "The Trtangte Fectory fire ~ender· fPramlere) Tom Boeley, Toveh FltdllVI TM C.-end el1arrnetl> Ol lhe ClleUlr0\11 191 If"- angle 811~1Wlliel l'ICIOfy hr•. In wt>lcll lluncl•l<I• of young lmrn1Qren11 -• trep~d In • bl H lno ·-•enop, .,. d1•tn1· llad e o nwra ~~ Mr Aoc>et gait the 1m91 ... aion l1om en OVillfheefd CO<N9'Mllotl llWll CIWIMy ·= 'The Etarnal lr1mp" Cl>ertle Cfllc>lln • MERV OfWF'IH Ouffta Du<k Pewoaon. Or JOhn C Liiiy, Stanton r Frledrnttn • THI Et«AOY WAii. 1,.,. b•"'-1n eonor ... av.. tt>e """'" oe• Pl~· 1119 l>+U 11 eurnlned CDM~ ~~Of Dvk• SltMI A l"1 Of i.ov." Chwtll'• ~ of a bride " illCCIC>tlUI .,, Old llerM ..... .,,. Ilea • p<~ _plelrn, (Pwt 16 Ol ·~1 t::IO 8 0 TA.XI Tony rilllurnt !tom OU1 of town to dl11COVer ttllt Bob- by let 1>11 l)rlLICI goldflell 011 Of 1tan.1tlotl tO;OO ••• ..we III STAMKV& HUT"" Hvtdl leefna • l>Ollc*'nen f'llend OI hit llQ'Md IO ••Cfterloe the llf• of en lntotmer for ,,.,. ~· tlOn Of G""l>llnO o.ol 1 • NIGHT GM..l.MY "t<.ec> In Touc;h -We'N Tlllnlt Of Somellllng" A men -m. '°' the a'r1 1n 1>11 drMn11 "The Mer~M" A OOU9l8 mae en ""'*"' tnMrlillQ* peel, .. 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DooMt· dey" A ,,_l>Mn OUfttllng .. lega!M ..... tlllll end il~ ahool•OUI * * "Undet T et\ fleoe" (IMO) VII\ He111t1. CMllM L..eugMon A O.man .t1iQ ~ly ua1no V8'IOUI dit> gulHI avo101 ceplure ~ IOr""O BmHlll aftiC>t to _,en<Mt (2 ,.,. ) • AU'MD Hl'T()4CO()K ~ After ~ e .,_, 111 prteon I« I t Ol)t>ery M didn't oornmtt. • man 09Gl<let 10 o-i -• GnlMAl'T Mu . romllnOM a KAOS egent, 1111 In ,,.. tine ol duty of COUtM tt:.aO • a.tOVIE • * * "Tl>e Oang11.,·• (10•71 B.trry Sutttvan, Alotrn tarnwoff A men ,._ ••om aoc.iety 1 OU".,• to crlml nlll eminence ( t h• • 611 tn1n I G MOVR *. "Count~•. ( 1968) Cl\Mnon .._,on, M .. 1m1H. tn ~I An A.._icen flY'l'l9hOny c.onclue10f ll>d ,.,. Of Cf>M 11 e 8'e i.11 en C>l'l-• by tt>e Oerrnen• durtno • USO tOUf (2 ho I • MOY!£ * * * "Web Of VIO!tnce" I 1989) 8<'11 ~IAlwy, Mllf· OtW•• LM A men ..,,,_. " t'"' fl ldnllQOlnQ Of hit ·~ l1an<Aoe 111><1 begin• h•• own 1nve111oet10n to utch the cr1m1net1 ~2 htt I • MOVIE • ..... 'Neot Time We '-""• ' 1193111 J-St .... ... ~.....,, tl'M. Cl) C:.. &.A Tl M0\19 ••'i4o "Tiit Tllle4 Who 0..,,. To OlnMr'' (tt,., AyM O'Neil. ........ ....... , •• TOMOMOW au..i George Jur'OMlt. ...., °' ''The Clrde Of ,.,..,. ... Md ""-°' "' _..,._ ...,= *••'A "The l.•cly OerntlMI" ,, .... , .., •• 81~. Aoe>et1 Prw'4ll't • OST-.aMT Thi a-ti ...,n "'9t KACI _,.. '° blow up 1 ~ bl<lldlnV .. • r:llfN. 2:31 NIM t:iO MOVll * * "Onfy TM Coof'. (19121 llltl P1lmet, 8~Audfllll I~ * * * "Oun Fur(' ( 1053) 14ock Hud1on, Oonn1 AMII. 2:111 NIWI M1 MOVla • * * ''Tllll TlllnQ Clllltld LOw" ( llM I) llloMllnd RuMlll. Melvyn OouglM. ••G MOYIR * • "Thi tiouM Of ~ Oeblel" (1t<IO) He!Mn <Mey, 0-ge Sender&. • MOVR * * ·~ "Zomer· Thill Thing "'°'" v-.." ( 19M) John ~. Suean 8jufmen. 4:211 NIWI 4:IO MOVla •• ··the Homee...oert" ( 1963) Wiid 8111 flllOt. Rob- 11<1 Lowry Wrdnft•da11'• Da11•i•ci-Mo"I•• An EA HOON tl:OO ••• ~e..ct'I Bel" (1986) Edd 8yoftel. Cllfll ~ • *** "ThlProwter" I t Of> 11 Vt1n Heflln, Evelyn K..,.._ l:OQ @ * • 'A "len 't II snoc.1ng?" f 1013) Alen Aide, loulM ~ a:ao • • * • • ·-c.1 Bellou •• ( 1"61 J-Fond•. Lee Mervin Wha~'s Marriage Coining To on TV? I By PETF.R J . BOYER save "Rhoda " The show had been tainted by about a marrwd couple, but "Turnabout" hardly countt1 It's about a dlsgrunUed man and wife whO wish they couJd chanl(e idcnUUl.-s, and. through magic. tb~y do. So she smokes cigars and he worries about h11 toenaU poll.sh. LOS ANGELES <AP> The next time you m arriage. h ear how badly batte red the Institu tion of m arriage Is, remember, it could be worse. Ever think about the state or matrimony on telev111lon" More marrlage11 are dissolved In TV s itcoms than In the Stale of Ncvudu. TV has becomd . Happily married in fuel. Except Pu Cart wright. of course. but he wui. respectably s.,eat Shop Tovah Fcldshuh plays a young m achine oper-0lor forced lo work in an unsafe ractory that catches fire in "The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal" toni~hl al .9 on NBC, Channel 4. Shakespeare Plays Set on Public 1V WASJflNGTON <A P > Delalla have bffn an· nounced for the airing of one of the large11t-1cope serlH ever for Arnc rlcan telcvlslon. the complete dramatic work11 of Wiiiiam Shakespeare. The 11cn es wlll open Feb. 14 with "Julius Caeear." T htin wlll come "A11 You Like It.'' "Romeo and Juliet," "Richard II," "Mcuaure for Measure" and "Henry VUI." The entire series. to be carried hy publi c broadcaallng, will be preacnted over the nexl alx y~art. Spomora say this marks the first time all 37 of Shaltespeurc's dramatic works huve ooen pro· dhed on either film or videotupe. ' IN M08T CITIES, THE plays wlll air on •lt.ernate WednCAduys at 8 p.m. but some stations may cbooM to carry them at a different llme. The aeries WH co-produced by BBC-TV and Time·Ufe Television and adapted for American a~ by WNET·TV, New York. The 1erit1 was aupported by aranl.I from Exxon Corp. ifetropoUt1n Ltre ln1ur1nce Company, and Mor1an Guaranty Tnalt Company. Arnone the performen who will a~ar UUa ner ut Slr John Glelaud, Derek J acobi, Dame Wendy HUler and Claire Bloom . In 1ublequent ra there will be alanine roles by Ant.bony le, Ian Rlchardaon and other well·known b performers. ,. r THE ICIROOLE FOa the·nnt ytar wH an· doupced Thurlday al the Jl'olcer Sh11leapt1re '1'btar1 by rtpru.nlaUv• ol lhe aponaon, the !\&btic BroNcut1n1 Service add lncUvldual pubUe •lHl•k>n alatlona. r The Mriet wUI be aupplemented by a wide t1r1ety ol atudy matertall, and 10me coll•I• •l't 4kmt.a wtll be able to earn cndit. National Public Radio wtU prod.aff a hall-bour Mrlet ol tntroductlon1 to the pl1y1 . . ~ . ~. widowed. OZZIE AND HARRIET Nelson, Word and June C leaver . Lucy and Ric k y Ricardo. Rcplembcr "( Love Lucy?" U ever there were g round3 for diJorcc, Lucy provided them ; but you didn't see Ricky Ricardo running to tus lawyer, l'Jc reamlng "lncompatlblllty! Mental cruelly!" Granted, those happy marriages were a bit corny and would n~ver sell today But In keeping up with the times, l think TV has gone a little overboard in Its r epresentation or marriage. Television's married couples are a rare group: the Arch.le Bunkers. the Oouglases in "Family," the Ingalls in "Little House on the Prairie." ,jThc J erreraons," "Kotter" and "Ell(ht ls Enoul(h " EVEN JOHN WAI.TON, In thul monument to family, "The Waltons," ls a single parent now that Olive Oll vla CMlchael Learned > Is orr the 1how. Divorce. In the m lnd11 of TV's creatlves. la funny. something America can relate to. Bonnie Franklin ls a divorced mother trying to make it "One Day at a Time ." And remember "Rhoda ?" When she was so bold us to get married, her ratings swooned. "The writers said they couldn't make a marriage funny In the family hour.'' said the show's st ar Valerie Harper. Even a divorce didn't Ja.....-y Whit•'• Sale LA-Z-BOY iCl!!!TOCK .... I ... , ......... ~~· ~---~-~_:_::_:_::.~~~~~ WHITE'S ...... -. ) I, lflt cotTA•M f."!• ·~· • t.,. :::::.:r:c:) •. .., .. , .... , .. _ ...... """......, • • .... THERE'S NO GREAT hope for matnmony in the new sea11on. e ither. McLean Stevenson Is a divorced parent trying lO cope ln his new show. "He llo Larry." In C BS' new "The Stockard Ch annJng Show." Miss Channing plays a recently separakd woman ... rl~hl, Is trying to make il on her own. Ont.' or NOC's new shows. "Tumabp1t... IS l don 't kno w whr. the folks who make televl.aion 1how111 don't th nk marria'CC can be fWU1y In the family hour. Just liut olght. right in the middle of family hour, I asked my wife, ll I could buy season llckeL'i lO this year's Dodgen games. She's still laughing. 2nd of 4 Announcements College Credit On Your Television? How Clever! How Convenien ! We Offer 12 Transferable TV Courses 3 Of Them Are 0 '?BSOHAL ffHAHCF' ...... u~J....,.<#Jlll 0 "HISTOIY OF MEXICO .. Hltt.y 145-J _... l#Ull o··c~•Y HEALTH ISSUIS" H..-IW l~J _.... C#IHI TM• •-N wlll •M•t•r•d ..... ....................... . --afawww ....... wMd .. -·· ................ . ........... ...w~ Look For 3 More Telecourse Descriptions Tomorrow ••• SIMPLY CALL .f . COMMlmY -·-TO EMRoit-,;o. s .... 6 ............. .., ...... 121 963-1124 . &.. -- • . .. Laguna/South Coast ~our Hometown I Dally Newspaper ' i r VOL. n , NO. 30 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1979 I TEN CENT~ Prop. ·13 Afterlllath Horrors Charged; t ~ACRAMENTO CAl'I •'IN! 'lutlons nd IJbrarit"a will clOISC'. .ind an entt•phahU• c-pld4'mlc 1·oult1 ot"cur unlt'UI t ht' :ti ult• 11ulddy tnrn.·ll~a Propoamoo ll n•11ruc fund11, ltM'al om ci•I• Uy I\ 2~ hour Utan) or hortW'$ "116 pn-st•nh.'tl Mooday tJy 11( fh'lali. ot tlrt, m03qu1to abull' menl, c"melery. llbr ry. 1nirk und ot~r ll0t't'1al dtstncts from Rain Due ~With New 1. v ~ rreeze I t Keep your ov1·rcoa l on, " Orunge County. Rut rc•aeh for J your umbrella There's a 60 J)(•r ~ cent chance lhat you'll need 1t \ toni~ht and Wednesday. And in the wake or the rain. t the National Weather Servlcl' l predicts, will come a new cold l fro nt that will again have Ora nge Count y 's farm e rs J reaching for wind machines and smudge pots. t Fon•casters said the incoming I r ain and.the-freezing· conditions ' that preceded it were gencratld ~ by a low pressure system ccn· • l e r e d over the Ne v a d a · Callromia border area. They said the depression enabled a stream or Arctic air t lhlll normally would have been httlted in desert country to :.weep on down over Las Vegas f to Southern California leaving snow in many areas that had not seen snow since World War JI ~ Orange County's fa rmers were much more concerned with the frost that. has a lready caused substantial damage to many crops. And they breathed a sigh or re- lief. Monday night when the low .ros temperatures predicted by I forecasters turned out to be nothing lower than a Uvable 33 ·degrees. "We had a mild Santa Ana t.·onditioo early In the evening," t.•x plalned Irvine Company or- • t>hard manag e r D e an Buchlnger. "And lhen the cloud cover came in and we knew we could make it through the night. .. Ranch authonUes have not yet been able to estimate the losses tht•y know they suffered Sunday , n11(hl when temperatures plum- 1 mc:ledto21degrccs. v Avocados, l e mon s and • i.tra wberries were among the ~ ~~':f;. ~~~1i:~P~~lrsbya~~e :f~~ [ machines were used in a bid to ~ push out the ground-hugging " rnlp<'r layer to settle and the muncuver certainly saved many t.•rops, ranch hands said. Strawberry growers are wa 1t- 111i: to see if the blooms that wt•rc white Sunday shrivel and lurn black in the next day or so. (Stt Ri\IN, Page A2 ) Truck Cab Chased for 240 Miles ALBANY, Ore . <AP) ' Oregon State Police chased a s peeding truck tractor for 240 miles from Albany to the Calirornia border today, but nl'1ther pursuing state troopers nor a roadblock was able to stop I he vehi cle. No one was injured in the Oregon chase. but at 9:30 a.m. , the truck, which had no trailer, was still reported southbound on lnterllt<ite 5 near Yreka, Calif. A state poUce s pokesman In F,ugene said th" Lane County , llhl'riff's office us~d a truck and trailer rig to block the freeway's southbound Jane at the Coburg , interchange north. or Eugene, tlut the truck somehow made It through and proceeded south to the> Califomla border. PoUce said lhc truck's speed varied from flO to 80 m.p.h. u it rolll-d down the freeway. The chue beaan at 5:26 a.m. on 1.5 Juat north of Albany when 1 u trooper tried to stop the truck I bt-cause it had no rear light.a and no license plates. t Troooers continued the chase throu11h the state. with new f patrol vehJclts taking over when the rig croued Int<> another I slate police diltrict's. jurtacilc- llon. State police said tt-e truck may have been stolen from Kina Cou nty, Wash . A police <Bee CllA8K, Pa1e Al) lhrou&hOUt <'allfomla They u~ared txirore lbe Aft c-mbly UK·al <lowrnmenl Com mlttt-c• 1n 1upport or legl!Jlation lo add lip to Sl~ mllllon to thti s.4 2 billion tn 11tut • i.urplull fund5 arontrd la11t •ommt'r tv l0t.·ul govnnmenu whld1 lollt $7 b1lhon tn proPttrtY t ux revtinU{'h with votr•r t>nuctm •nl of Propoiu lion 13 Out committee c hairman Eu.cc>ne Chapple , R-Roseville, u ld the Leglshature Is having trouble figuring out how much ••xtru money should b e Ul>· proprfoted becuuse about a thitd or the state's s.ooo s pecial dis· tnct• haven't med financial re- ~rb sought by the state Con- t roller and De partment or ,.~ma nee. "It's obvious that Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy Is going to be very reluctant to provide any bailout money until we have a lirm figure on e mergency needs," Chapple said. Chapple said estimates of emergency needs range up lo $220 million. but that the com - mittee would .. lean lo the thrifty side" and propose an additional $100 million lo SlSO mllllon. Lois An1eles County Librarian Carol Moas said her budget was cut 60 percent, but the county Board of Supervisors ordered her lo maintain 75 percent of previous service ln anticipation of an additional rescue bill. If extra money Ian 't ap. propriated, "our libraries will be virtually decimated." with the staff cut to 100 peeple who will rotate around the s)'Stem'I\ 90 branch libra ries . operating each just one day per week. She said no books have been purchased by the county Ubrary, which serves 45 Los Angeles County cities, since the enact· ment of Proposition 13 and the •tarr has already been reduced by S42 persons to 1.100. Door Opened Clemente Finds Minor Woes Back at Srltool I Laguna Beach School of Art stude nt Jim Wh eeler , 33, chips away at winter quarter project Monday as classes resumed at the Laguna Canyon campus. A $500,000 fire .Jan. 20 forced the school to close for a week , but ad· ministrative offices have been fft up in a trailer on the 2.8 acre school grounds. Most of the 350 students re- turned Monday. but administrators said some "still haven't got the word that school is open." By ANNE COOPE R Of Ille 0.11, ~, ... """ San Clemente city inspectors know what's behind the white door-at last. And it wasn't as bad as S-Ome supposed in the tense pre-recall days when some speculated that a secret machine s hop might have been tooling along illicitly in a building owned by the ' mayor. A wbU~oor barred en- try. Sa" Clemente city inspectors said today that only minor viola- tions or city fire, zoning and building codes have been found at the Mona Lisa Gall eries, located Full or Empty in a south San Clemente shopping compl e x owned l)y Mayor William Walker. The city inspection of the Galleries, a picture framing shop, was made on Wednesday, the day following a special city election In which voters chose to oust three city council members. including Walker. Whet.her manufacturing was being conducted in an illegal "bootlegged" room adjacent to the basement level Galleries was a recall campaign issue for the two weeks prior to the elec- tion. Building inspect or Harry Marvin Compares Love to Gas Tank LOS ANGELES <AP > -Act.or Lee Marvin, teatlfylng for a thltd day in a landmark proper- ty fights trial, today offered his definJtlon of love -an emotion he said he never fell for Michelle Triola Marvin, during the six years they were lovers. He said it was S-Omething like the reeling he gets when the gas tank in his car is either full or e rppty. "There are all degrees of love on a s cale," Marvin said hesitantly. "There would be the young, frivolous love," he said. "The childlike love or a teddy bear, and as we go up the scale. J would imagine the ultimate in love would be between people - a <seep regard for the other person, tndtlfuJness, loyaJty, fldelit1 and a tremendous sense or se~ toward the other person. "What love were you referring to that you did not have ror Michelle," asked Miss Marvin's a ttorney, Marvin Mltchelson. "The love I described toward the end," Marvin said. "The loyalty, fidelity. truthful- ness that kind or Jove?" Mitchelson asked. Misfortune, Tragedy "Yes," said Marvin. Howe ver. Marvin admitted that the beginning or his affair in 1964 was hapPf. "In the beginning , she gave me her friendship and her com· <See MARVIN, Page A2) Lagunan's Last Four Montlu Grim The last four months in the life of William Robert Via II were grim ones. They culminated Saturday morning on Lag una Canyon Road when the 44-year-old in· surance programmer was killed al the wheel or his car when it was struck head-on by another vehicle. Memorial services will be held Thursday for Via. a 34-year resi- dent of Laguna Beach. who died in the crumpled wreckage of h1s car. a long with a f e male passenger. Via and his pa11senger , Mary Lou Kape, 51 , of Buena Park, were killed ju11t a mile south of ~ the San Diego Freeway on wind· ing Laguna Canyon Road when they collided with a car driven by William Brewster, 24, or Santa Ana. Brewste r re m ains in critical condition at UCJ Medical Center. The series or tragic events in the life or the S late fo'arm Insur ance programmer began shortly after dawn Ocl. 2 when the earth moved in Bluebird Canyon. Via li~d at 1059 Flamingo Road, in a home that was spared by .the devastating landslide. But his parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. William Robert Vi a, and an aunt, Anna Mccallum. were not so lucky. His parents' home at 972 Oriole Drive was destroyed in the landslide. Hts aunt. who owns a home on Meadowlark Lane, was forced to evacuate her home. Via brought his parents to his home for several months, and his aunt, who moved to another part or town, will be returning to her home later this month As his ramily began picking up the pieces o r their li ves rollowing the landslide , Via 's rathe r died two weeks ago, rollowing a lenjthy illness. Via is !lurv1ved by daughter CSee TRAGIC, Page A2) WAS HE ABOUT TO Clff IN? A bar patron who a pparently h ad trouble finding a disco partner displayed a knife al the bar of a local night s pot early Monday morning before depart- ing. Operators or the Laguna Star, 1164 South Coast Highway in Laguna Reach said the man stood at the bar holding a knire shortly arter l a .m .• but left the night spot before police arrived. Witnesses said tbe man was an· gry because no one would dance with him. Khomeini to End 15-year Exile ............. DUEINIRAN AyMuhh Khomeini TEHRAN, Iran <AP ) -The Iranian government approved permission today for Air France to fly Ayatullah Ruhollab Kho· melnl back to Iran, ending hJs nearly 15 years of exlle. He is lo leave Parts early Thursday. T he return of the spiritual head of. the lranJan 1>4topte pro· m ises to present a new and stronger challenge lo the shah· appointed govC!rnment of Prime MlnlaterSbah BakhU11r. A government 1t6tement said the decisjon to permlt the Moslem leader's r eturn was made at a lone Cabinet meetina. Earlier toda)', the U.S. Em· buay ordered the evacuation fr-om Iran of all dependents of tJ .s, 1onmment employ .. uct again ur1ed all non-esaentlal A~erican citl1ent to ,.a out ol the country followlna attacks on three Americana. The e mba11y ordered all U.S. 1ovemment dependent.I "to de~ part Iran t emporarily at the earliest fealible date." Thu lt the first Ume the U.S. government actually ordered twice by an unidentified ter- anyone out of Iran. Previous an-rorist In Tehran on Sunday. nouncements have encouraged U.S. Consulate sources in people without Important busi-Isfahan said the trouble there ness lo leave. began about 4 p .m. Monday with There are fewer than 10.000 a n altercation between the Bell Americans lert In Iran, down Helicopter employee and an Jra- rrom a peak of 45,000 when the nlan taxi driver near the city's unrest here started a year ago. Khoroush Hotel. The sources Those remaining Include about said a shot was fired during the 900 members of a military ad-dispute and the taxi driver had visory group, governme nt been hoepltaUied with a facial employees and employees ln the wound. petrole um and aircraft In· The sources said a crowd and dostrles. local authortUes seized the Bell' Three U.S. mllltary planes ar· employee, who was not lm- rlved here today to evacuate mediately Identified, and took another 3»2 Americana, moetly him lnslde the h<>tel. McGatrey clvutana. was summoned and arrived The order wH IHued after a · ~bou\ .$:~ Q,fn'. Tbc.Y a.aid aft.er _ thootint litl•Clc-on an Amertcan r.kOaffey 111'Tl•ed ttte·~rowd out· .air rotte major Sunday rutht in alde became angry. broke• past -rebran and the beatin1 of U.S. emissaries of the local ayatullah Con1ul David C. McOaffey and tent lo calm the sltuaUon and a n American employee of Bell beat the two Americana. Helicopter lntem•t. lonal ln the 'l'he 10urce1 Hid McGarfey central Iranian city or tafahan waa "bruised and a bit bat· on Monday attemoon. tered" but not 1el1ou1ly hurt, U.S. Air Force Maj. Larry R. and that the Bell employee a1ao Davia waa ahot and wounded did not need botpltalizatlon. Marcus said today that improve- ments had been made t<> convert a ventilation channel under the building to a four-fool-wide Walkway. accessible through a door from the Galleries. M arc u s s aid Galleries operator J erry Holt claimed he used the makeshift room for slorag~. "There was no evidence when I was there or any manufactur- ing equipment in the back," said Marcus. "But it might have been there, if I( was on a small scale ." The building inspector said <See DOOR, Page A2) * * * 3in I Day Seek Vote In Cleniente Three residents look out nomination papers in the first 24 hours or filing for three vacan- cies cre ated on th e San Clemente City Council by last week's recaJJ election. A spokesman for City Clerk Max Berg said that Karolyn Koester. of 321 Calle Felicidad, and Richard Lentz, or 130 Avc- nida Algodon, Apt. A, took out papers for one-year term~· the seats of recalled Mayor Jliam Walker and Councilwoma Don- na Wilkinson. Ch a rles Fox. of 213 W. Mariposa, took out papers for the remaining three.year term of recalled Councilman Howard Mushett. lhe spokesman said Mrs Koester, a housewife and political activist. h as been a familiar fi gure al city council and city commission meetmgs, where s he has earned a reputa- tion as a "watch dog" on Hnan· cial matters. Lentz. rellred from the Los Angeles Pol.Jee Department. was a member of the San Clemente Homeowners Association com- mittee working for the recall or Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. Fox, a real estate appraiser. was appointed in 1975 to fill out a one-year city council term or a councilman who resigned. lie chose not to run for election in 1976, but did run unsuccessfully in 1978. Would-be cit y council can- didates must collect between 20 and 30 signatures of registered San Clemente voters and return their nomination papers to.~~ city clerk by noon on Feb. 15 111 order to appear on the April 24 ballot. Weather Chance of rain 40 per cent late tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight in 40s. Hl gh!4 In mid to upper 50s Wcdncs· day. INSIDE TODAY A quiet ntiQhbQrhoorl erupt• into a IJ>0&11l of terror QI a tfffMJ(le imper fire1 inlo an elerMnlary 1chool . Ste "Oo11 of Terror in Sen Oiego" on PG(lf A7. : .. -'htlex • .. (:J .. .. M • • ... , •• .. .. A4 A4 ~ AZ DAIL'( PILOT L/SC Garfield Guilty of MUrtWr An Eul Cout druw •muaal r at•cuaf'd of ma t('lrmlndln• • murd~r plot th•l ('nded in tm with a man 001n.g !ihOI to dt'ath ln fouotaJn Vall~y ••s found 1uUty "' flfllt d•1roe murder Monday Tht' el1hl0 man. four·wom an j ury lo t>ra.nae County Suprnor C'o urt Judge' MHun .... n1on • t'Ourl alao found 32 yt-ar old John GarliC'ld. of Connl~tJ<'ut. 1ullly of C'Onll»rin1 to comm1l murdu Aftt r U1lt'nJn1 lD °'" Vt!rd1e1, Guflfld ~fu.t-d to walv~ hts ri1bt to be> ~t·nknt"ed w1th1n 211 days So, Jud1&e f"enton t nld h1r. • J•llel'3 to rt:lum him 10 C'Our1 F~b 23 for t•ntt"nclnf(, a n tuul t'Xpet'led to end with Garfwld twa ng sentt·ncl-d h> hfo in pn:.on That 1s th\.· fl','nalty he can bt' oi¥kt'd to puy for ordering the deitth of hu> <uH• ltmt· dru~ duJ. mg ally, 28-year-old Jimmie Lee Ll&rson. Tueldax, Jenuery 30, 191'1 Laraoo's body was found AU&.· 14, 1976 s tuffed in a sleeping tu.1g in the trunk of a car lt1ft oul.!>1d • !>Mt• l"I ......... .,. • ...,, ·--INVE.STIGATORS INSPECT CAA INVOLVED IN SHOOTING In Co•ta MeH, a M•n Left tor Dead on Po1t Road a Long Beach restaurant Investigators later determined that Larson was killed when he was lured to a rented house in Fountain Valley by two East Coast assassins h i r e d by Garfield. At the trial, Deputy D1stnct Attorney Paul Meyer said the victim was killed because he had short-changed Garfield on a major drug deal. One of the alleged assassins, George Ma.saro, 27, of Connec- ticut , is scheduled to stand triaJ next month. The other alleged member of the hit te am. Thomas Landry, 30, now or San Diego, is reportedly still under investigation. After the ve rdict was read Monday, Meyer praised local in· vestigators for their work in un· snarling the complicated case that centered on smugglin~ of marijuana into this country from Mexico. Meyer said investigators from the Orange County District At· torney 's Office for m ore than a year followed leads that carried them to the East Coast. Eventually, Meyer said, the investigators succeeded in un· covering the plot that resulted in Garfield's arrest in December or 1977. #',.... 1"9fl*! A J RAIN .•. If they do, the fruit 1s lost for this sea&<>n. There will bl' more blooms a nd more s trawberries, they ex· plained, but the loss or these first blooms would mean the loss of the first profitable stra wberry market in ear ly March. · The s trawberry c r op wa s valued at $40.6 million in 1977, second only to nursery stock and cut flowers in Orange County. A National Weathe r Servic<' fo recaster predicts a low of 44 tonight for Orange COll.nty with a high Wednesday ol S6 d~ ces. "But then it will get co der." he v·amed. "Al!. things look · ght now it will be at least 10 de es colder Wednesday Kight." San Juan Downtown Meeting Slated Planning cons ultants for a study aimed at reshaping San Juan Capistrano's d owntown have called a public workshop for F eb. 10 to discuss plans for the area. The session, sim ilar to one held last year to obtain public comment on downtown area traffic and parking problems, will begin at 9 a .m . in the old Hot Springs Dance Hall, a<lja· cent to city hall, 32400 Paseo Adelarrt.Q., OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT f!Wf').•,..(o.t.tO,..tt P1li0f w1th.,.f'Ofht\f~ I>'~ tN ~ .... f"\\ hpwbft~ ... t!Ot' l ... ()r ...... '°"''' l>\,t)I~~ .... ,,,.. ... ,,.~,,ton\4"f' P'#Otl\"'-tG ~y ttw~ ~"°'11't '°' f"Mf• Nt#'-A Mr-oDf1 ftrf.411C.'ft. 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The trio were recently select cd by the Ame r ican l"ield Ser vice to live and study in foreign countries for the school year , accor ding to Lag un<J Beach AFS chapte r officials. Scott H aven , a J7·year-old senior , left two weeks ago for the African continent where he will be living with a couple who have 17 adopted children. Christine Stellar, 17, and Valerie Ka wa kami, 16, will leave F eb. 8 for Centr a l America where Christine will stay with a n active fa mily 1n Guatemala City, Guatemala. Valerie, a Laguna Beach IU~h School junior, will be s taying 1n a suburb of San Jose in Cost.i Ric a. ' The Laguna Beach ch apter 1i. also sendJng Cindy Corcovelos and Stacy Collins t o fQrc1g11 untries for a IO-week summer e.r ram. They will learn what ~untn · 1s1 lal<'r this year. The Laguna Beach AFS chapter has participated in the exchange program since 1957, hosting 44 students from oth<'r countries, and sending 37 Laguna high students abroad. The c hapte r is c urrently selecting homes t o host two foreign students for the re• mainder of the school year. Those interested in hosting .1 st udent are asked to c<JIJ Donna Thomas at 499·2727 o r Joun Rudolph at 4~·4951. Entries Open For Clemente Top Citizen E ntry forms a re availablf from the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce for nomination fJf th e Citizen for 1978, to h~ honored for outstanding com munity service and leadership. Nomination forms wilt lw available through Feb. 27 at th<' c hamber office, 1100 N . E l Ca mino R e a l , s aid Alex Goodwin, chamber manaRe r. Selection or the winner 0 will Qe made by former citizens or the year , in clud ing c h airman Norman Wright, write r a nd playwright; Max Berg, city • clerk; Stan He rrina : retired restaurateur; Robert Beasley, veterinarian; Clilford Murray, former poli~e c f)ief ; Donald Hansen , businesam'an'; WaltP.r Liebig, businenman; Jamu Slaven, retired public reJaUons e x ec utive ; L eo n Riiey , supermarkel manager ; Ralph Klaaae n , savings and lolln manacer and Howard Music, retired builder. Tbe winner will be honored Ma reb 31 at the chamber'• an· nual lnlt.allatloa cllnMr. , . set•k a motivt: in the Sunday night s hootrng of 38·year·old George Thomas Lovell. a cook at Pairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Lt. George Lorton said Lovell apparently was visiting a -friend · 1n the Mesa del Mar section of Costa Mesa Sunday evening. M-0 nday morning, a resident spotted Lovell in his car al 7 a m on Post Road. The driver's ~Id(• window of Lovl'll 's car had hl•t•n blow11 o ut by a single ::.holgun blast from close range "It was defimtely a shotgun," s aid Lt Lorton. noting that pOfaC'C' r~uncl pellets inside the v1ct1m·s C<Jr . Lovell s uffered as man,t_ as five wounds t o the ~ No we apon h as been re .. covered 111 Lhl' shooting incident. Police have set the time for the shooting as about 8:30 p.m Sunday based on interviews with res idents who may have heard the shot. Lovell re m ained unconscious <Jnd in eictremely critical condi· tion today in the intensive care ward al Hoag Memorial. Ff'OWIPageAI MARVIN ••. pany," Ma rvin testified. " . in the beginni ng I enjoyed it. J believe 1t s tarted to go downhHI toward the end of 1965." Rut before then, he admitted, ··1 saw the finer points of her. t hl• relationship. yes." M 1lchelson intcndt'd lo ques- 1 ion Marvin today a bout the arguments that broke up the a (. fair, ancf res ulte d in Mi ss Marvin sumi: the actor for $1 m1 ll1on 1n property acquired when they were together. M llt'hclson said he would ask Marvin <Jbout the month of May, 1970. when the two argued on the beach at Malibu Miss Marvin has described a tearful s cene which ended with her near·collision with a police c•a r and h(•r arrest a nd jailing ovc•rmght. "I want to ask him about that night," Mitchelson said. Miss Marvin told of being ar re s ted aft er s he argued hysterically with Marvin. Ac - c·o rd 1ng to hc·r vers ion, he watched as she was taken to jail. but did nothing to gel her out. Shl• said she stayed in jail until he r fnends, comed ian Millon ncrJc and his wife Ruth , bailed h l't out . E'f'OWIPageAl TRAGIC •.• Janice Ann Viu, of Irvine; mothl'r Dorothy Via, brother James B. Via, a nd aunt Anna McCallum, all or Laguna Beach. Memorial SC'rvices will be con· ducted at 11 a.m. Thursday a t the Congregational ChJJrch or Lui:una Heach. His ashes will be spread at sea. San Clemente Store Looted Third Time A San Clemente camera store was burglarized for the third time In a month Sunday by thlevcis who smashed the glaAs front door to gain. entry and <>Ac aped with ~ameras valued at S2,S48. Police 11ald the burg lary of Arcade Came ra. 131 Avenlda Del Mor , occurred at 3:30 a.m. Previous burglaries at the cam41ra Ahop were reported on Christmu Eve and on J i n. 6, when window amaahln1 UUevea took s.1.200 a:nd $4,500 worth of c1 m er11ear. .. Scllool Aid -Asked ' Irvine Sparks Statewi,de Effort •1 ll!aa\' CLAUSEN Of .. 01111, l'li.,t I i.ff More than 150 tiducators , bankers, construction orticial:s und legislative aides arc expect t:d to converge on Sacramento 'fhurtday to lay plana tbey hope wUI provide needed school build· ings for dislrict.s throughout the s tate. The Coalition for Adequate Schodl Hou.Ji ng session will draw re presentatives rrom throughout California and is the culmination of more than two months or effort launched by lrvine Unified School District of licials. The Irvine dJstrict is one of lhl' few in the s tate suffering student body growth problems. And, says Gene Hartline. #'r991 Page AJ OOQR ••• Ho lt admitte d tha t picture frames were being assembled in another room at the Galleries, a use not permitted by city wrung. C:ASH chaJrman. voter approval of Proposition 13 and l'he failure of Proposition I , a s tat.41 school building bond issue, last June dried up methods for financing 11cw construction. l''ollowing Propos ition 13 passage, Irvine's Superintendent Stanley Corey was one of hun· d re ds of school officials who complained bitterly that funding would be curtailed for what he considered badly needed school bulldings and maintenance. Co r ey d eci d e d lo d o something. After contacting financial, building and architectural firms and a handful of other school districts. he called a tw<>-day conference in Anaheim to study statewide school construction problems He hoped for direc. Hearing Slated on Mini-park tion ln h"lping to solve intenm and long-te rrn 80lutlons to buJld· Ina and maintenance problems. Hartline, the Irvine district 's assist a nt s upe rintendent for business and support services, sa id this w~k that Corey hoped 150 people would s how up for lhe November gathering at'ter mail· Ing Invitations to all California school districts. "Three hundred attended,·• said Kartllne, "and they were highly enthusiastic." At the conc lusion of the Anaheim confe rence "we had more than 100 stay to discwis legislative possibilities, and 75 s tayed to sign up to actively participate,•• Hartline said. T hose participants formed CASH's Legislative Committee, composed of six s ubcommittees which h ave been m eeting periodically ever since to draft e le ments of a plan that Corey and HarUjne hope will provide legislation for new schools. Building permits could not be found for the Improvements Regional coas t a l com· made in the crawl space adja· m issioners will conduct a hear· Parade Opens Dana Point's Whale Fete t'ent lo the Galle ries, said Ing Feb. 5 in Huntington Beach Ma rcus. A retaining wall and a on a proposed mini·park at the door from the Galleries both re-beach end of Oak Street rn quired city permits, he said. Laguna Beach. But because Holt agreed to The Laguna Beach City Coun· take out the required permits cil has appropriated $25,000 for and because he said he would be construction or the Oak Street moving his business soon to a park. Construction work is ex. north San Cleme nte location, peeled to begin by spring. Marcus said he will r ecommend The par" will be comprised of that the city Issue no citatJOns in a wooden .viewing plaUorm, a connection with the violations. grassy a r ea a nd a circular -Contacted-at his business ·to .. -·~idewalk. day. Holt said Walker had as- signed to rum the responsibility for taking out any permits re- quired for the shopping complex at 800 S. El Camino Real. Describing himself as a very close frie nd of Walker's. Holt said the mayor preferred not t.o do business with th e c ity himself, so long as he was a public offi cial. Traffic Split Meeting Set In Dana Point County planning officials will conduct a meeting Wednesday in D an a Point to solicit publi c comment on a proposed splitting of Pacific Coast Highway traHic an the seaside community. Plans call for northbound traf. fi e through Dana Point to travel on the existing Pacific Coast Hig hway. S-Outhbound truffle would trave l on De l Prado Avenue. Both slrerts would become one w<1 y tn their r espective directions. W e dnesday's 7 30 p .m meeting <1l Oan<1 ll tlls High School wrn feature a discussion of the proposed alignment of De l Prado Avenue from Strcc>t of the Golden Lantern lo Strcl'l of lhf' Copper Lantern. where 1t would rejoin Pacific Coast Highway. PeekaPoo Original estimates for COD· s lruction of the park totalled $40 ,000. but councilmen last month said this year's budget called for an a ppropriation of only $25.000. In light of recent budget constraints. the counc111 decided to stick with that fl gure .1 Anticipating that action, city planne rs prepared a base bid with alternative items such as s treet furniture, automatic ir· rigation system and lighting to be added or cut from the bid. Municipal Services Director Terry Brandl said the project could go out to bid and the bid Hwarded in the next few months a fter coastal commission ap· proval, with work beginning as early as April or May. F,....l"age.41 CHASE ..• spokesman in Albany said at least t wo people were believed to be in the vehicle. Police said they could not use a ny more force to try to stop the rig because of the risk of injury to others on the busy freeway. Authorities said the chase mi~ht ha ve to continue until the truck ran o ut or fuel. A s p o k es ma n for the California Highway Patrol an Yreka said ht• had no time to talk becaust troopers were in the midst of the chasc As a woman pauses to watch construction at the atte of Ba ltlmorc•s convention center. her poodle decides to make sure everything Is procccdlnj.-00 schedule alao. • J A c hi ldren's parad e , geological and tidepool walks a nd a 125·foot long airborne humpback whale will highlight Da na Point's Festival of the Whales Saturday and Sunday. The first of three weekends k icks off with a parade for children at 10 :30 a.m . along the dockside promenade between Ma rine r 's Village and D.ana Wtrarf. 1Related story, pictures Page A3. l Smokey the Bear will be grand marshal of the event, with guest appearances by Woodsy Owl, Lionel Llon and Gerard Giraffe Satmrday·s activities will be fl tied out by fit m presentations . on marine life The talks will la ke place at the Marina Inn at various tJmes. t'rom ll a.m. to 4 p .m .. U.S. Navy patrol boats wi ll be on dis· play at the Harbor Patrol docks on Dana Island. Sunday's activities begin with a geology a nd lidepool walk beginning a l 9 a m . a t the Or ange Department of Educa· li o n 's Mar ine Sc ie n c e Laboratory, 24705 Dana Drive on tbe Dana Island. All day Sunday, a rtist· conservationist John Perry will be n ying his l25·foot, hot air replica of a humpback whale above the Marina. The hot air leviathan will be joined in the s ky by a 40-foot version. Perry wdl talk at 2:30 p.m. at th e Ma r ina Jnn o n his ex· periences traveling around the world with the two air borne whales. The day also will feature various films and exhibits al the Marina Inn. Anne Baxter's Mom Dies in Laguna H;~ls By Tbe Associated Press Architec t Frank L loyd Wright 's on l y da ughler.'t / Catherine Baxter. mother of at:~ tress Anne Baxter , has died in Laguna Hills at age 85. said a "" spo keswoman at the Beverly Ma nor Convalescent Hospital. Mrs. Baxter died Saturday at tht.> Leisure World facility, said ~ po k l's w o m a n A n n a m a r 1 c Hacker A native of Oak Park. 111 . Mrs Baxter often traveled with her fathe r until s he married Kenneth Stuart Baxter in 191~. Baxter, who became a vit:e president of the Taylor Wine, Corp., died In 1977. No furieral was conducted for him at the lime ~ause Mrs. Baxter was ill but a joint memorial service lo~ the couple ls being planned for June at the Portuguese Bend Chapel In Palos Verdes . The sanctuar y was designed by Mrs. Baxter 's brother, David Lloyd Wright. S he Is s u r v i ved by he r daughter, lwo brothe r s and three grandchildren. Help Off er~d To Elderly A free trans portation and laundry service program Is cur· rcntly being organized for elder· ly and handicapped Lagun~ Bench and South Laguna res1· dents. The program, called Fish, is headed by P auline Walpln and is a volunteer Christlan effort in Che ·community to serve .. Old"et retldent8of •It faiths . Volunteel'ft are beln«i sought to conduct the transportation and laundry pro1ram. For inform•· lion. call M-2-488. or Bob Porter at the Laruna Beach CouuclJ on A1tna otflce at 491·2441. · OM..,,_ _ _,, Wiit'-..._ s DAILY P11,.0T Al Presidential Decree Freedo1n 'Su1prise' To Patty Hearst SAN FRANCISCO <APl - Patricia Heant will be free for h e r wedding, blessed by a presidential d~ree cutting short her seven-year prbon term. "I haven't made any plans right now. It came as such a sur- prtae that it will take some time to adjuat to it,·· the elated newspaper heiress said Monday · after President Carter commut· ed her bank robbery coovkUon. waa 10 courageous." Mi as Hearst said of Carter's decisloo. "It would have been so simple for him to just leave everything the way it was ... I thought I'd be spendlne another Feb. 4 ln prison." Miss Hearst. who will turn 2S ln three weeks. said she wu .. grateful for all the ~upport rrom so many people I 'II never know and never meet,.. refer· ring to the dozens of politicians. movie star s and newspape r editorial writers who called for her early release. PAIR OF HUGE CAUfORN&A GRAY WttALES CAVORTS OFF DANA POINT CoftwMlnety'a Annual Wh• Feetfval .. , for February W••k•nd• She la scheduled to leave the Federal Correctional Institution at Pleasanton on Thursday. four 'days before th e fifth an· niversary of ber kidnapping by members of the Symbiooese Llberation Anny. The commutation does not absolve her from guilt for participating with three SL.A members in the April 25, 1974, armed robbery of a San Fran- cisco bank. It simply cuts short her sentence, although s he would have been eligible for parole in July. Passion for Fishing Among Uw>.e expected to ac· company Mlas Hearst when sbe is released is her Hance. Bernard Shaw. 30, a San Fran· cisco police officer who once was her bodyguard. Dana Point Boat Skipper's Job 'Luxury' The couple had planned a Valentine's Day wedding, but Shaw said Monday they were postponing the wedding until they could be married in a church. Mlaa Hearst and her captors, William and Emily Harris. eluded authorities for more than 19 months before they were ar- rested Sept. 18, 1975 in San Fran- cisco. o.if'f ~-SUM ....... <O SKIPPER RAY DUANE AT THE WHEEL OF FISHING BOAT He Turne to Winter Whale Watching Aboard the Sea HorN Prop.13 Blamed 101 Jobs at CSf To Be Eliminated Post-Proposition 13 budget cuts are gomg to result ln the loss or 101 jobs at Cal Slate Fullerton, university President L Donald Shields said Monday. or those positions lo be cut, 65 will be from the faculty and Shields said some or those are tikely to be tenured professors. The obviously uobappy ad· ministrator spent tb'1 day Mon· d ay explaining the cuts to uni· versit>: faculty and stair mem- bers and to newsmen. Shields took a rew verbal jabs at Gov. EdmlfDd Brown Jr whose austerity budget is fore· ing the cuts. He suggested that "one man's p ersonal political ambitions and Man Charged In Shooting Faces Trial A 36-year-old Wuhln.ion steel worker pleaded lnnocent Mon- day In Orange County Superior Court to charges of attempted murder and assault with a dead- ly weapon stemming from a Laguna Beach shooting. Bri;.n N. Stieler was ordered to face· a March 26 jury trial by Judge Robert Rickles. He is charged in the Nov.· 30 shooting of Laguna Beach service station owner Charles Frederlck Slr}lUord, IO, and service station employee, Joseph Cole, 50, outside the Marine Room bar. ' Strafford was shot on~ ln the rtght side and Cole la the rtgbt trm. police reported. The •bool· tng allegedly followed an argu. ment oullide the bar, at 214 Ocean Ave., police said. SUeler baa been free on '25,000 ·-~ .... .., Soldier Die8 P'ORT JACKSON, S.C. CAP) -A 19-year-old soJaJtr died )londay alter bavln1 dlttlculty keeplnf up with bis compeny dvtn1 a n>.ct march, a Fort JacboD •PClkelwomu aaML ' motivations" ·were responsible for the cuts which will "erode" an already economically effl. cient education system. According to statistics sup- plied by Shields, the state un.i- versily system bas been able to offer a quality education at a low cost. "At Fullerton <it's> in constant dollars $81 Jess per slu· dent than it was 11 years ago." The president said that in malting the job cuts be '4111 work hard to persuade professors eligible for retirement to do so in order to prevent the firing or more junior stafC members. But he warned that some tenured faculty members in de- partments with declirting enroll- ment may face the loss or ~Ir jobs . In reply to a question, Shlelds noted that the university's spring enrollment is expected to remain at the 14,300 full time stu- dent level r~rded this fall. He added that increased enrollment will aid the university financially, but won't increase revenues enougbtosaveany jobs. Shields added that he1still sup- ports use of .. a modest " luiUon lo the stale university and col· lege system, especially ror graduate students. But he acknowledged that such a plan, wbkb would re· quire legislation, is not llltely to attract sufficient political sup- port to make it a reality. WritenSet Wl'lege Talk Lee and Leland Cooley. J,aguna Beach's husband and wife wrtunc team, will be the keynote speakers in the 1 p.m. finale of Saddleback College's Emerttua Day pro1ram Friday. 'l'be .Coale.ya' ;talk . wUl-cover "Second Care e r s and AlternatJves." Both left their or11lnal career oc::l:!Uone to bttome 1ucceqful rs. The 1 p.m . talk wUI t•ke place In tbe colle1e'1 Fine Arla The.tel'. Admlulon la fre.. For further taformatloa, phone 131·t'100« d5 -· Ul. 301. By WILLIAM BODG E °' ... O.tly ...... $Wff "You'd better throw that bass back in the water or the harbor police will be out to talk to you • in two minutes." an urgent voice crackles over the 65·root fishing boat's loudspeaker. Two young boys look up sheepishly from their rowboat. An "illegal" bass -smaller than allowable to• catch -is thrown from the skiff and bits the smooth Dana Point Harbor water with a plop. Ray Duane, 37-year-old cap- tain or the Sea Horse, is tense as he puts down the small microp~. It's whale watching season in Dana Point. The time when reg- ular charte r fishing boat skip- pers are pressed into service as tour guides or the Cali,fornia gray whale's yearly migration south. The Rev. Ted Dumke. who led the campaign for her clemency, said Monday the couple were considering marrying on SL Patrick's Day. ,.~., .......... FREE WOMAN THURSDAY Patricia Hearst . threats against her by other She said at her bank robbery prisoners. trial she was forced by threats Jn granting the commutaUon, of death to join the SLA and Carter agreed with a Just1ce participate in the robbery. She Department recommendation was 19 when she was kidnapped. that sbe ha6 "been punished sub-Attorney George Martinez. Meanwhile, prison officials stantially," as a kidnap victim• who represents Miss Hearst , s a i d M i s s H e a r s t w a s and during 22 montld in prison. gald Miss Hearst would live at transferred Monday to an iaolat· It said sbe needed 00 more re· least temporarily al her ed room. away from the 300 habilitatioo nor punishment. mother's home in Hillsborough. other women at the prison. · ··sbe will be a law.abiding Her mother. Catherine, and her Duty officer Darell Halnline citizen." the department pre· father. San Francisco Examiner said sbe wu moved "lo be on dieted. President Randolph A. Rearst. the safe side." because of 'Tm really grateful that he legally separated last month. * * * * * * * * * Heftrst Reaction Mixed Critics Blast Move; Otlwrs Elated ' Duane ls a fisherman. SAN FRANCISCO <AP>-publisher-rather who is legally portedly told a guard Monday During the winter months, the Patricia Hearst's lmpendtng separated from her mo\her. "I don't want to talk about fish aren't biting as well. So. early release from prison But the attorney for William Patricia HeanL" Duane must abandon his first brought cries or justice and lo-Harris. one of Mlas Hearst's Peter Markoff. a San Fran- love -fishing -and face three jU5Uce, elatioa and locurference Symblonese Liberation Army ciaco liquor store owner who trips a day to watch whales. -and internal cartwheels to her kidnappers, said: was shot by SL.A members as On the three weekends of fiance. "I think the fact that Patricia they Oed after a bank robbery Dana Polnt's Whale Festival in 'Bernard Shaw, the news1M9per Hearst can leave prison while April 15, 1974, said he was trying February . the San Juan heiress' fiance, said Monday he the Harrises suffer life sen-to put the epi.ooe aside. Capistrano resident pilots five "Just sort of sat down and took a tences ... indicates that there ··Time has passed now, we tri pa a day for leviathan deep breath," on bearing that are two strict standards of just have to forget." he said. watchers. President Carter signed a com· justice in t.hi5 country. one for The man whose job it was to "When I get back from that mutation order Monday clearing the ricb and one for the poor put the celebrated defendant filth trip, I head s traight to the the way for Miss Hearst to be set . . .. " said Martt Rosenbaum. behind bars seemed indifferent bar for a glruJs of wine to calm free Thursday. Harris, serving time at San to her early release. my nerves down," he says. "It's "I felt like l was doing Quentin for the kidnapping, re· James L. Browning Jr., now a bard to keep the whale talk fresh cartwbeelalnslde."saidShaw. Superior Court commissioner of after five trips ln a day." "I'm ju.st the happiest person domesUc relations In San Mateo Actually, despite bis passion i n the world ." said Mi s s Restaurant Sinks County. was the U.S. attorney for angling, Duane Is dedicated Hearst's mother. Catherine. who prosecuted Miss Hearst for enough to bis passengers to go "She bas suffered for fi ve CHARLESTON, S.C. <A Pl bank robbery. He s aid he wasn't l r•L.-1 k' f hat .. The Scarlett O'Hara. a barge lt.ed b h J · De ou o Lift:: way oo mg or w es years. . . h d 1 consu y t e ustace part· or researching the talk be gives "The truth of the matter, of t at was coover te nto an menl about Miss Hearst. But he on the mammals during tbe course, is that she was kid· elegant floatjng restaurant, has said justice was probably done. trips. napped be<:ause of her name and sunk in Charleston harbor. The "The difference Is a e<>uple of But fish are always on his her name was responsible for restaurant had been closed for months. Let her out. fine. I real· mind. her s-eve're sentence." said Ran· about a year and no one was on ly don't care that much," he ''l~dg~upaltbecn~~ -~do~lp~b~A~.~H=e=~~t~,~~~r~m~il=tioo~~~re~~bo-a_r_d_.~~~~~~~~~~~s~a~ld~~~~~~~~~~dawn and fish and not come home till sunset," Duane says, bis eyes dancing as be relaxes afte r the la11t whale trip of the day. His fishing passion helps him make it through a s kipper's grueling summer schedule - possibly 35 to 40 days of work without a day off. "When the fish are biting I could go on forever." he muses. "When things are slow, I like my days off." Duane bas worked for Dana Wharf Sportfishlng for 10 years. He started as a second deck hand. "I gave up a bell or an occupa- tion with General Motors -a good future and good money, but the routlne just got to me," the sktpper recalled. "Running a fishlng boat is a Ure where you don't know what's sob>a to happen the next day," be continues. "There's never a dull moment in this occupation. The ocean is constantly chang· Ing. "The fish might bite, maybe they won't." When they don't, Quane's life becomes complex. ,. "You've got lo be such an am- basaador out there ," he says. "You've got to work hard lo find a place wMre the fish are biting. "It's your reputation. If the rt1bermen don't have a good Ume, they'~ not going to come back." For its lone hours, Chough, Duane saya altJppering a..fisblng boat la not a money-making ven· tu re. ··nat.a occupation ia a luxury," be .. id. "If my wife dido 't work J couldn't make It. "You've got to be In this OC· cupatton because you love it. Nobody's getUn1 rich off of lt." Actor Sati81aciory -· - PALM DESERT fAPl -Ac· tor Edlar Buchanan remained lo 1ati1fact.ory condition today at Eisenhower Memorial Hoapltal after he underwent au.r· 1ery to ~lleve prea1ure on tbe br&LD. omda1I &aid. TDO~ISOl~· corduroy collection Storekeeper Mark Franklin 1s wearing_ one of many Thomson corduroy slacks, offered in three styles and seven colors ... comfortJblc. casual. and cldssrc. iitlmllmr:I 102~ lrvn~. ~Buch C.Morn1.a. l'hont 042.7001 A.:f DAILY PILOl ' I • Jut oa Cing f uH d•)', J•nu•ry 30, 1979 Owng of Tast OUT IN nn: <'OLD u~"· You'd thln.k .n ..,r ~tn11 bambomlt.'d b) "'u lher pn.'dJcwrs all these yeal"I r1Qm • day I'd learn beUt'lr nut ll hb n't happeMd ' Al )'OU 8rt> Wl'll &ware, lhere IUl'tl wrona predlCllOD.'1 or •oother he uv y frt•eztt alontt our coulllne 11tst nll(bt Thi• l'tlU8l'd mt-to rell'nl on 1rn l0arller resolvt' concern1nti1 the ra mlly dotr: • Our family tlo111 U'it'd to :i.pend hi• nt1hb In the kitchen und the down.,t u1rs but hroom But not any mon: lft' aot b•nnt-d rrom the k1l t'hl'n for auch offon.sea as snalchlnat no t.-boolu from lht> dt'sk 1md eating the m . pulling little plai.tu.· bag!l from tht' box and breddln1 them 0 0 th . noor. ----------- Sklc Dog lteju.'ting to Open Box and Eat Pkutic Bags a nd chewing up all the wooden kitchenware he could rea ch . lie was then relegated lo the downstairs buthroom. WISER NOW TO KIS WAYS, we moved out of reach all or the towels and bathmats. This' apparently frustrated his eating habits . So he ale the bathroom door. This may sound incredible because It was just a n or- dinary bathroom door, made out of fiberboard and painted white. But he ate it anyway. He chewed the bottom half of the door into infinitely small pieces. Oh well, some scraps were left as large as a quarter, if you have to know the truth. After tha t, the dog got banished to the windy, cold and drafty ga rage. Since the n, he hasn't eaten anything of note. But then came last night a nd the weather predlclers whose pn.'<.iict1ons made it sound like If we left the dog in the garage overnight, we'd find him encased in a chunk of ice come dawn. SO I R•:LENTED. No chance that he could stay in lht: downstairs bathr0<1m b<!c11wie I'd jus t inst alled a new door m ade of PhiHppine mahogany. Any dog that wo uld d in<: on a fiberboard door like it was hamburger would figure Philippine m ahogany was T- hon~ steak. So he got to spend the night in th~ kitchen agam. • ... Te~g Protest Disrupts Visit It w ASIONG'rON IAP > Whll t: ooe baod of people atood In silent 11rot1.111l to Richard Nlxon'11 one-nJghl return to the White House, ~ Muolal dcmonalntor• vented their rage al Teng Hsiao·plna by pell· In!!' PoUr c with fishhooks. U S. attorney1 reviewed cuscs today of the three score arrested c1urlng lhc clwih Mond1&y n,lght between the Maoists and the 74-year-old vice premler of the p0llce. People's Republl~ of China Who The violence o utside the While was i111lde. wearing a black Mao fl o uac wu r e m inis c e nt or suit. clu11 hc8 thrat occurred ofte n when Nixon was 1ls chief occu· punt THF. AIMS OF Monday's dem - o ns trato r s we re diffe rent, howe ver. And a spokesman for the National Park Police sald. ·'The viciousness was worse than unything we ever bad back lhl'n " In a five-minute s treet clash. 14 po l icem e n and 42 dem- onstrators were injured and 69 de m onstrators were arrested, police and hospital spokesmen said. Mounted policeman Julius Gottlieb was hospit.alized when has horse, struck by thrown f!~hhooks, fell to the ground. The target o f the de m - onstrptors' wrath was Teng, THE DEMONSTRATORS' complaint was that, In doing business Mth the West , Teng has bet.rayed the revolution led by Mao Tse-tung. As evening fell, the protesters marched through downtown Washington chanting, "Mao Tse· tung did not fail! The revolution will prevail!" The Maoists were m embers of "The Committee for a Fitting Welcome." The committee had spent most the day listening t.o denunciations of Teng ~t a rally at All SouJ's Church. BOB AVAKIAN, 34, one of the ir leaders. addressed them: "We're going to strike a blow to· day. a blow that will be he1trd a round the world " When the y left the c hurch .• they carried little sheet s of paper printed with chants for the occasion. NATION I WORLD -~ ........... Pope Tells Youths to Seek Christ One went like this : "Teng Hsiao-ping comes begg ing on his knees: the days arc numbered fo r traitors like these." NIXON RETURNS TO WHIT£ HOUSE IN RELATIVE CALM He Walks With Hugh Carter Jr .. PreskSent'• Nephew * * * M EXJCO CITY <A P l -Pope J ohn PauJ II urged all young people today to forsake "those ideologies that le ad to hale. violence and despair" and seek Nixon Keeps LoW Profile 'Only Quiet Protest Greets Ex-presitkm j oy, sere nity a nd pe ace an WAS HINGTON IAP > childinMarch. Christ. Richard Nixon was at the While But Nixo n will b e back ' ·Th c c hu r c h se es an House for the first time since Wednesday to m eet with Teng at enormous re novating force in Aug. 9, 1974. when he left 1n Blair House. where the Chinese yo uth, which our predecesi;or tears and disgrace. leader is s taying during has Po pe John XXllI cons idered a Whatever emotions the mo· Washington visit. symbol or the church itse lf," the ment evoked within, he kept to NIXON, IN A blac k tie and pope told a l arge c rowd himself. grinning broadly, was the fourth gathered al a gramma r school AT THE STATE dinner for person to pass through the re· in the Mexkan capital. China Vice Pre mier Te ng Hsiao ce ption line Later. he had a THE PONTIFF SAID the ping Monday njght, Nixon was hearty handshake for Henry A. young are "called to a constant determined to keep a low pro· Kissinger .-ttis secretary or state. renovation, in other words an file. He succeeded . Someone asked Preside nt endless rejuvenation." Today. h e wa s to leave Carter what Nixon said >¥~n the "Your thlrst for the ab6olule Waablngton, slipping away to two shook hands. cannot be satiated by substitutes New York to spend the day and "He 's glad to be here." the or Ideologies that lead to hate, evening with his daughter Tricia president said. ' v•oleoce and des pal r . Only and ber tu,asband. Edward Cox. NIXON TOLD reporters. "Ob· Prec;1d e nt Carte r a nd Mrs . Carte r. I will not comment on anything else." Nixon was seated al Table No. 7 a l the e laborate dinner, be tween the wife of Fang I. minister ln charge or the Chin~ scientific and technological com· mission. and Mrs . Willi am Seawell. wife of the chairman of Pan Atnen can World Airways . Nixon was invited because it was his vi s it to C hina in February 1972 that signaled the end to 30 years or hostility between China and the United State• and paved the way for a furthe r thaw in rel1t1ons between the two At dawn today. I came downstairs to the kitchen in fear and trembling. Had he found the good china and c runched it? Did somebody leave out the paper towels for shredding? Was the trash can lid still in place? Christ, sought and loved wttb . Thu xpectlng the ir first vious ly, since l am ., guest. of sincere love, ls a source o~_...., -p;;;;;;;:~;:=a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; serenity and peace," the .. I t'OVND NOTITING. He hadn't chewed, shredded or eaten anything. All the paint was still on the wans. The message was clear. The dog has lost hls appetite. Th:it dog ls sick. If it hadn't been for that phony cold snap report, I'd have never found out und wouldn't be worrying about it. Maybe I can coax the anim al back to health. told the school group. .. ··El papa! El pa pa! . . RMI R a h ! Rah !" the s tude ih cheered as the pontiff appeared on a flrst-noor balcony or Hie school. I 'll try feeding 1)1m a few sticks of Philippine mahogany. No Decision Made TllF. SCHOOL grounds were pa cked with 65,000 students and ME ? approximately 5,000 teachers FOB • from 1.200 private school11 from throughout Mexico. C heers of "Lo ng live the pope!" rang out from the crowd that waited outside the school and were packed into the sur· mportant things tn your hie' HOSTON <AP > State Appeals Court Judge Alan Hale made rounding streets. keep up with the ' tam1ly The gathering, estimated by A s horthand way to mands ot your 1ob and your 1 local officials al 110.000. was so It's tough to b alance tt~e deoursell The newspaper can h!!~;age no immediate dec1s1on on a request by an a ttorney for the parents of 3-year-old leuke mia victim Chad Green for a slay of a lower cour t order. large J ohn Paul had to be fer· and still have ttme or Y women and how mey . d b h 1· h I I I other wor1<1ng h day n c y e 1copter onto t e roof Feature pro 'es 0 t ons tor child care dunng t e ous vacation 11mel ~.ut Hale said Monday Plymouth Superior Court had "good rea - sons . for ~rdl'nng the child's purcnts to stop giving him L11etrile and vita min treatmt•nt!>. of the school instead of driving 1 s ugges 1 ( n<l prec• to the srhool an an open car as Practtca most ol your weekends 3 ver1ts1ng to help wus originally plunned =.c:~~':~=~e 10 shOP attar w~~:=n~,~=l~h:<lmost complete news O u make the most ot yo ur payc ents in yo ur home town Texas Hit by Freeze Snowfall Heavy in Kansas, Missouri ,.IDu"Qu• '"m••lllO '"""'""'" A1ta11ta 6•t11mor .. f\ltmnighAm lll>Mart k 1101,.. llo\lon 8ull•IO Chrl~ln WV (hl•-(lf'<lllMll (l•v•14'NI Columbu• 0•11'1 Wiii O-nv•r 0 .. -1,..., O.troll O...uth .... ,~ .. 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