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Home My WebLink About1979-03-12 - Orange Coast PilotHuntington C,ops Trap Suspects In Store Deists DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * .... MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 12, 1979 VOL 1J, NO. 11, J SECTIO..S, :II PAGES I Peace Prayer I •. Two Teen Girls 'Ahdueted, Raped In Huntington • \ ,• ~ ~ • .. l j • .. ' . 4 I f ../ Coroner ' Stakeout Pays Off . Confir1ns·: 'Murder' Cops Capture Hei.st Suspects By JERRY CLAUSEN Of llW O•ily Piiot St•lt A Fountain Valley housewife, who police say was murdered • Wednesday night. apparently : was beaten to death in the blood· · s pattered do wn sta 1 rs guest • APWI..,.... A welder and a waitress, who police say took part-time jobs as an armed robbery team, had their moonlighting car eers ended Sunday night when they ran into five undercover Hunt· ington Beach detectives. Police said Mark Francis Stewart, JS. of Montclair and 2 3 ·.Y e a r; o l d I v a T r e e n.a Schroeder of Ontario, walked in· to Top Hat Liquor at 16612 Beach Boulevard at 9 p.m. Sunday. Stewart reportedly pulled a .38 ca libe r revolver fro m his waistband, police say, and threatened to s hoot a liquor store clerk unless he cleaned out the cash register . The clel'k PRESIDENT PRAYS AT ISRAELI CEMETERY Carter Weers a Klpa Jewish Skullcap Thousands Of Women Protest Carter Falls Short Of Mideast Treaty T·EHRAN, ·tran (AP) -Ten Begin told-reporters afterward, thousand women m a r c hed "We must all . be patient." He through.the streets of Tehran le· said a new meeting bad been day, demonstr ating for the scheduled between key mem· rourlh day against Ayatoltah ber,s of bis cabinet.. and U.S. Ruhollab Khomeini's threat lo Secreta.ey or State Gyrus Vance. restrict the freedoms grante<l JERUSALEM (AP) -Presi· dent Carter, his Mideast peace mission at a crucial c rossroad. said today he bas fallen short or an Egyptian-Israeli treaty. He told the Israeli parliament more flexibility is needed. After bearing the results of an all-night Israeli cabinet meet-ing, Carter told the Knesset that leaders of the two nations are not yet ready to risk a peace treaty, although tbelr people are ready for peace. Prime Minister Menacbem AD IN PILOT 'DOGGONE GOOD' •·ne Daily Pilot ta tNmea- dou1. ... sold all my clo11 and bad 1reat response ... That's the advertiaJn1 success story of tbe Fountain Valley man who placed lhis ad in tbe Daily Pl.lot: 7 wkl, lat abota, papert 2 blk/tln M, t red fml mlDi-do~ UJMCUX If 1ou want .,tremendous retpome" to your claaaified ad, call tbe friendly Daily Pilot ad· YiMnatMZ·W18. Vance lben went into session them by Sbab Mohammed Reza with Begin and key members of Pahlavi. the Israeli .~abinet, aad Begin The turnout was much less said later real progress was than organizers of the dem- made, and·l'm vecy happy about · o nstration expected and fa r it." •I JI less than the tens or thousands Of He said g~e~t progress women who marched through came on Palestinian ~ues. but Tehran on Saturday. that ot.bet' issues remained to a.e · negotiated. A s tatement from Prime· Meanwhile, Israeli radio re. Minister Mehdi Bazargan's gov. ported that Carter would remain . ernment that women would not ln Jerusalem lhreulh T&aeMay. be required to wear the chador. extending his ·vbit another "ay. the beavy, /..U-length traditioDal Reporters also saw Air Force black veil, appeared to have One, tbe president's aircraft, eased the fears of many women. towed a-.y from the tarmac al Although feminists feat: lh•t Ben Gurion airport, a sign that t h e ·Islamic republic the no Oigbt wu imminent. . ayatollah plans will reduce the Earlier, both U.S. and lsraeJl political and economic rights officials said Carter wu Ukely 1ranted tbem under the shah's to speed an extra day in IJrllel Wntemhatioo program, the ls· and return Tuelday. aue of dress bu become tbe Tbe officials orltlnally held moat emotional one because it ls out hope tbat a treaty could be the mo.t. risible. lnltlaled before ·tbe pnsldellt's Deputy Prime Minister Abbas. return, but Belin sakl after tbe Amlr Jtnteum aald In a govern· Knenet 1peeeb that be doatad ment 1tatement that women if all ..._ could be worked eat civil MrVants wen DOt required wilhln 3t hours. t:o w .. t tbe Yell or scarves tD Belin said at d•"1l that Ida work .. but they should dre• cabinet bad made "reasoaable" wUb dlplty and avoid appear- dectslona on E11ptlan peace tn1 cheap or expoeed tn their of· (lee CA&TBa, Pa .. A!) ficH." banded over $109. The robbery team then left the store. unaware that undercover detectives had watched through the front window of the liquor outlet. bedroom of her home at 16587 Hemlock St. Police, who have veiled their : investigation in secrecy. con·· tlnued this morning to release no details regarding the homicide. But the Orang e County Co roner 's office confirmed re- Stewart and Ms. Schroeder were quickly taken into custody en a rmed robbery charges, police said. Both remained in custody today in lieu of $25.000 bail each. "Because of all the robberies. we 've been slaking out here and there." Sgt. Luis Ochoa said to· dray. "And we got lucky." Seriously I II ·~ : por.ts .th-at · Joan Virg1n1a An · derson. 28. died of massive head injuries. Offic1ally, the coroner APWint .... to Taking part in the stakeout and a rrests were detectives Ed · McErlain. Odie Lockhart , Ron P"o m eroy, Ke ith Ma le a nd Richard Hooper. ·Roy Wilkins. former head of the NAACP, was reported in serious condition in the cardiac unit of University Hospital in New York after a fall on a New York street. ·Two ·Teen-age Girls 'Kidnapped, Raped Huntington Beach police are seeking two men in connection with the weekend kidnapping. nape and robbery of two Foun· tain Valley girls. The girls, aged 14 and 15. were accosted al gunpoint Saturday night as they were walking to a restaurant on Brookhurst Street ne'a r ·Garfield Ave nue, in· vestigators said. They were rorced into a dark blue sedan by two men about 19 years old, poUce said. During the nexl•45 minutes the two victims each were raped by one or th e kidnappers and robbed of S8 be(o~ they were let ,, out or the vehicle. Investigators noted that one of 'the men·got out of'lhe car before the raoes occurred. but he 1s stHl being sought on kidnap and rob· bery charges. The armed rapist wa s described as a medium-buill man with brown hair over his ears and a light mustache. 'Vic · Urns told police he was wearing a cap with a bear logo on it. The two victims phoned tl\eir pare nts after being released from ·the car. They were taken to Pacifica Hospital where they underw.ent eJCami nation and were later released. Mrs. T111Akau Tcdk Blocked TORON'}'9 <AP) -~o ·s'UpE-eme Court• Judge b as bloclted a television networJt ' from airing an interview with ~argaret Trudeau, wire or :Prime Minilter Pierre Trudeau. Justice David Henry said Sun· day tbe lnjunclion against CTV will be In effect until the case is tetUed to court or until April 22, wblct'bever comes lint. · Aprll 22·1.s oae week before the • planned pubUcaUon date of Mrs. Trudeau's book , "Beyond ~alOO." r ·Tom Lockwood, lawyer for 'Mrs. Trudeau and Paddincton 1Pre11 ot London, at1ued aeainat the sh.w., ~lei'ming "vli'ewe'l's- would thinlr they are "hearing juicy bits and pieces or the book'' before the book comes out. Seal ~unt Begins ST . ANTHONY , New· roundJand (API -Canadian and Norwegian bunters begin thelr annual seal bunt today on the Ice fields north or Newfoundland. Snow and rain threatened to 1r.ound demonstrators planning to harass the killers. li s ts death res ulting from "cerebral contusion and lacera· taons." Sources who entered the home s hortly after Mrs. Anderson's body was discovered said she was lying face down on the bedroom noor, the back or her head beaten m. The victim was lying at the foot or the bed. the sources said. clad in pajama tops . Blood was apparent m the pillow area of the unmade bed and on the bedroom wall. Her body was found Thursday morning by a neighbor who wa~ returning Mrs. Anderson's 3- year·old son to his home after be was found wandering in a n area street by a motorist. Neither the 3-year-old. Jason, nor the woman's lO·monlb-0ld daughter. in a crib at the home. was injured. <See MURDER, Page AZ > Or:~'41~oa s1 Weather Variable cloudiness with f slight chance of showers tonight and Tuesday . I· Slightly cooler Tuesday 1 ·' with highs of 62 to 67. Lows tonight in low to midd&e.SOs. ·l'N'sioi: Too"" Cool couJd be coming to Cali/omia aa.a ("imory fiul. Detaill Of how it may be U&ed to prodtlce ~ltttriei&JI appear on PQflCf A7. latlex •t y-~ .. "' 0.,..., .. ...t"'9 CJ ...,_,.... C1 L.M..... ••A•~ C2 • ...._. • ................. aJ CM...,_. Al Mewtet 91• ~ ~ ............... 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'" 1111 u-..t· by unl' m1 llton burH·b a day to meet the 5 per- c·ent t>nergy con~ervataon goal agreed to recently by the United St a ll'h and fon·1a.:n 011 importing n<itton:. Vt•r.) little o r thl' current hhorlagt• or gasoline and healing 011 ts due to tht• l ran1un cutoff, say 011 mdus try o rfie11J ls. They say lack of U.S re finl•ry capuc1 ty and not lht• IOSh or l ran1un ml as the main rc1Ji.on why Amt'rtcans will rand tl m ore and m on• difficult lo obtain gasohne , esp<'c·ially unleadt>d, a nd heat ing oat 1n the month!> a head "A lot of us un· wondering how we 're going to heat the Northeast next winte r ," said Hob Baldwin. president or the Gu tr Oil Rerimng Co. College Days 1'~nl<'rt<.1incr Pearl Bailey t right , sits with friends on t ht· et.1mpus of Georgetown l!m versil y in Washington \\ hl·n· Mis::. Bu1ley is a B-plus s t ude nt. F'rom left arc-Bill l\k Lau~hlin . Mike Green a nd Paul Martin --------------------------1'11111··· nicknamed the· hanfhl h1 •t·.111"' of hi' rt•pnrlt·d r e ~1·111 hl;111t·1• lo a ehun·tt•r 1n lht· r11 Ill ·Ont' Fl<•w Ovc·r The Curkoo' Nest · lnve1'.ltgators bc•ll1•n· h<' muy be respons ible for r1 \"{' robbcrtt~S IO Huntington BC'.teh . -.aid l.t Bruce Young It(• wa:.. dt''l'rtbed U'> havi ng a d <trk-complcx1on and :.landing dose to i.ix foot five und weighs up lo 2:50 pounds His bulk and dark shoulder length hair led v1ct1mi. to say he rem tnded them of the film cha racte r Caueus Survey Flayed A man 1dt>nl1f1 ed as Carroll Edward Padgt'll, 27. of Baning wa~ ~hot on<'t' in the l'he~l by G:mlcn <:rovl' polt(•c Thuri.day wht·n ht· allt•g t•dl)' pullf'd a lo.icl('upermarkcl rubbe ry I' adgett w<ii. hook Pd on a n arnwd rohhery ch aq:~l' F riday aftn unc1t•rgo1ng trc·ut menl for hi-.. wound al UC I mt·d1 cal Center. urticials said Bari was :,,et at $2-5.000 Jl 1s a llegl'd c:ompan111n. St anley Mugi(•a, fc.tl'<'l> an Iden· ltcal charge. He• was a rrested 1n a rt·sident1al area near the :,,urwrma rkl·l h e a ll cdg1.·dl y he lpt·d rob lluntrngton Beach police hav1· yet to mterrogalc P1Jdgett. hut From Pag«" A I MURDER ..• Police i.a1d last W(.•ek that the wo man's husband. Mark. was an no rthern California when the murde r occurred lie s ubse· qul•ntly has returned home. and the couples <:htldren are being rared for by relattvl'S, oHicer s said Po lice, who roped the home orr during a day-long scene in· vestigation Friday. r efuse to dis cus~ the case They also have aske d neighbors not to discus~ de tails Funer:1l se rvices for Mrs. An de rs on, described by neighbors a s an <'XC(~llcn t mothe r and homemaker , were scheduled thrs m orning a t Ho ly Spirit Catholic Chur ch in Fountain Valley. T h e dead wo man's neighbor, Mrs Lynn Decamp, who dis- covered the body. mourned the loss or her friend last week. She s aid the Andersons a nd her own fami ly moved into the quie t w e ll -kept F o untain Valle y neighborhood less tha n a year ago. "It's too bad." s he said of the murder. "because there are not that many nice. sweet people a round as she was.'' ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Thll'o0f'~(OMto.4h•Pttot w1thW?1•4'-fllth f~ ...... dlN_ ... _ ,, __ bvtt•Or- ( 0...\1 Pvfttt..,.,.C.,...,.., S.fiit/aWf'Oilllieft'"''"~ f)Vl)U\tt.fl Mondlf lt'ttOVOft ,,.,,.., fOt (G1f'9 """""'· ""'..........., BiltM.h, Hun•tnO'oin 6'«h''oun l4UftV•U""Y t~.L~8H<-ft1lovthC0t\C /4 \.tft(tt•,~flCtttJOl"lt\~1\NOS.tw-M;'.no .....,.. ... , ... 11' .... --·-tt•lll•••t:»G W••I 80 ••-. ( .. ,.Mow C•lilO< nlo t:i.:i. ·-N-""'"*"'.,.... ............ , • ._. c..-. Yott ........ nl -a.-• WMQOt ~·•ll•wtt LllW ,_,,..,....,....,. Mon"Ot"91Ldltor ~N~ ·-~Ntll ,. .. l~IM-· ..... ""' Otflc .. c.taMtw hOW•tt-.V$h• ... l._ .. <>Cll 11a.r.-..."'-' -........... o ,,.,,...,. __ d , .......... f714>toa21 Cleffltlff MY~ MMt?t ,, __ c.._ ......... In the T hur:,,day n ig ht anc1· dent. Padgett allegedly pulled a handgun on :1 :.upcrmurket manuger and forc·<•d him into un off1t·c Uwl c:onlarncd lh1.• :-.tore':-. :,,a fr Lawmakers Rap Poll Rating Female Solo1is , SALEM, O n• <A P J An op1n1on p o ll r a t ing fe male legislators on such things as "l·hPst." "reur," "brain:.," "teai.t•" and "i.exy," c rrc ul<tkd Budget Eyed Amendment Flayed, Praised WAS HINGTON <AP > A proposed constitutio nal a m endment lo require a balanced Ccderal budget was de - nounced in Congr ess tod ay as "anothe r level of folly" and praised as the only way to rei.tore "fi scal responsibility" in government. A <.'las h over the m erits or writing 1J budget-balancing require ment into the Const1tut1on took place :it a hearing before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitu· lion. Sen. Birch Bayh, D·lnd .. the subcommittee chairma n who previously had take n no position on the proposal. warning against "thinking that problems concerning fiscal restraint and economic well·being of this nation can be solved by the quick fix and easy cure." Sen. J o hn C. Ste nnis. D-M1ss.. testified that the Coni.titution "sho uld not be tinkered with or amended ex· cept for most compelling reasons. However. the financial history or ltus nation' for the past 25 years and m y strong i.ens<' of fi sca l responsibility compel me to propose the a m endml•nt " Fro• Page Al CARTER EFFORT ••• t c rmi. during their 6 1h ·ho ur session Is raeli radio ~aid the cabinet hud arceptcd some parts of the latest U.S compromise, but re· )ected others. Carter met with the Israeli cabinet over breakfas t and then s a id in a s peech to the Cull Knesset that "we still fall short" of a treaty. 'Illree Arab Students Shot By Israelis TEL AVIV, Israel <AP) Military sources said Israeli troops shot and wounded three Arab students today during a violent demonstration In the OC· c upied West Bank against Presi- dent Carter's Mideast mission. The sources said students al Bir Zelt Unlveralty n ear Ramallah t hrew s t o nes at soldiers who cam e to break up lhelr protest, but lt was unclear why the troopt fired lnto the crowd. 1be army wUI open an lnveatlgaUon, they said . "Jt wa. an extremely serious riot," said the sources. An announcement o r an lsraell·lmposed curtew came over loudspeakers tn the mosques of the town, the sources sald . "We have not yet fully met our challenge," Carter said "The people of the lwo nations a r e r eady now ror peace." Carte r said. lie spoke the sen· tence twice , first e mpbasizmg the word "now" and the n em- phas izing the word "people " ·'The leaders h ave not yet proven that we are also ready ror peace. enough to lake a chance." Carter added. "We must proceed with due caution, I understand that, but we must proceed," Carter said. The speech was followed by pandemonium In the Knesset, and one right-wing member or Begin's own party was eje<:ted after beckJing Begin as he tried to speak. Carter opened his re marks by saying that in lhe preceding 24 ho urs h e had discarded two draft s peeches, one "a speech of despair'' and the other "a speech o f glad tidings and celebration.·• "I have decided to deliver a s peech of concern and caution,'' Carter said. He said lt is now the responsibility of all parties "to cont e mplate lhe tragedy of faHure, and the legitimate ex· ullatlon tr we brin g peace ..• Our vision must be as great as our goals. Wlsdom and cour11e are requited of us all." A woman 1tudent, who told .1 C . Tak The Alsoclat~ Prell 1be wit· Cash, Om& en n111ed the lncident, confirmed that about 100 1tudenu threw Bur1Jan took $950 in currency 1tone1 at lbe trooP1 tMfore they and coin• from a Fountain fired lnto Lbe crowd . Valley retldence S.turda.y nlihl Unconfirmed reporta 11ld all after pryiJlC open a window at men over lhe •1• of 14 wen or· 88&0 DeBolM St. David Gallen· de red to report to the Latin al10 reported the toes of 'poUce school In Ramallab for w.r. radio 1canner frodl bh ro1aUon. ranHchd home. l by a group calling itself the Mall• Caucu s, ha ., dr1Jwn c r1t1r 1s m from lawmakers or both ~t'xes E vt'n Rt·p Bill Rutherford, l'hOl)en a:. the sexiest man in the Legii.laturt• in a poll hy female workers at the Capitol two years ago. say:. the survey goe~ too far. Tht• poll wa:. distributed last week at a m eeting of the caueu!>, whir h apparently was fo rmed in r es ponse to the c reation in this sess ion or a women 's legislat1H CIJUC"US. "I 'm disgusted . l o s ay t ht· least." Re p. Gre tchen K afoury. a Democrat and wom~n ·s rights actt vtSt, s aid of the Poll "I think it's obnoxious a~ it c ould be," said Rep. Jane Cease, a Democrat In the poll, m a le lawmake rs in the 60th Legisla tive Assembly a re being asked to rate certain attributes or their 14 female col leagues. P oints are awarded for "m o uth. face, chesl. rear. legs, body /tot a l ), s mile, brains, frie ndliness. tease, t a lkative. quiet, serious. humorous. sexy, dress. professional. lips. hair and eyes." R e p . Gl e n Wh a ll on . a De mocrat believed to be an or· ganizer or the caucus. said the female legislators have no right to be offended by the poll. "They did the sam e thing last s ession." Whallon s aid. refe r· ring to the mformal poll in 1977 whe n Rutherford . a Republican. was selected a s the sexiest man m the Legislature. Rutherford s aid h e didn't mind We Recommend: ~Fl.A because it's the best. "I c>nJoyc·d being a -.ex ob Jt<Cl," ht•sa1d Hut. ht• ucldl'd . h1· h.i-.. no pl.trl!> to attend lhl' mah· 1.·aucu:. or parl1t·1pall' rn lhl• poll Whallon :,,aid uhout liO mt•n .al tendl•d lhl' cau!'Us. which, ht• added. WIJS really an excu~<· for a stag party lie said hr would reveal the res ults of the poll a ft e r see rng h ow man y responses he gets Central Mesa Plan Facing Council Study A mint-general plan for an area near central Costa Me:sa will com e befor l' city planning com m1ss1oners ton ight in their 6 :30 m eeting a t City Counci l Chambers. 77 Fair Drive Planners are expected to ap· prove and ro rward to the city council the s pecific plan ror the area bounded b y Plucentia A ve n ue. H ami lton S treet , Pomona Avenue and 19th Street A ssoc1nte Pl a nne r Mike Robinson explained that the area. which w a s d esig na ted hi g h-de ns ity r cs1dent1al . was downzoned last year to medium- de n s 1 t y r cs1d ent1a l an pur l because of ina de quate waler mains a nd na r row lots He said the specific plan deals with mean:,, of 1mprov1n g roath and water mains 1n th1· area, in part by usmg llou..,1ng .ind Com mun1ty Ot.•\ l'lopmcnl Cu11ds • Weicker New GOP Candidate llAHTFOIU>, Conn. <AP) Seo t..owe ll P We1cker Jr .. vow. 1ng to s wim against a con· servattve pohtical tide, formally entt'rffi the race today for the 1980 GOP pn:s1dent1al nom10a- t1on • · 1 don 'l want thr U nited Statei. lo s nuggle up with al\ past or gel comfortabh, with 1li. prcs- e n t J ust ,p; with lh1i. can· chdary. I want the nat10n up, out and looking for tro uble · "not r unning Jway from tl," the JUnt0r M'nator rrum ConnN:l1 c·ut told r1•porkr-.. al a mt<l<hiy news t·onfl'r1·nl'<' at the Old Stulc llous1· Wc11·k1·r . 47, prom is•·ll to f1~ht w h a I h ,. (' J I I t· d J II a n l I • governme nt trend tn which "Ot·monah und Hepullht·an:-. ahkl· in a t•h1.•ap qut·i.l for volt•-.. i.ptl on lhe word government and tell a nation used to dreaming and accomplishing the 1mposs1· ble that the ruture or Ame rica IS no m ore than a good day toda y " Tht· fi ri.t H1·publ11·an htx·ral to declare hts 1·anrltdacy. h1..· said his part~ 11c1·ds a t";111d1dak who can wan the gem·ral clc<:lton as we ll 3!-. the nomanataon. Conceding that he faces toug h odds. We1ckcr pl .. dgcd to enter ever y preside ntial primary an the country "E veryt>O<iv'" rnnrt> of a front runnt•r lhan I am." hl· ... aH1 in J n·c•t·nt 1nl1·1 \ ll'Y. Although lh1• t•arly primarn·-.. are 111 N1"W Ena.:IJnrJ . We1!'ktJr 'JV ' h<· duullh ht· will hu\1• m1ich of a home· r('g1on actvan tugt• 'It make•.., 11 l•1ua.:hcr. h<'f·a u\e 111·oplt· t"\pt'l'I '"u 10 <lo wt•ll . Ohv1ou:.ly I h1.1v1· :.in c•dl.(e 1n a ,1,111• hkl· I '1111111·1·111·u1 hul t'\ 1..•n llwn· I h.1\1• J lou~:h f1a.:ht · h1· "><lid S1ncl' \lo innini.? f•lt·c·t1on a., a !-.lat!• n·µ11•1>l·nl ~1 t1vc 1n 19fl2. Wt>H'kt·r ha:,, o>mt• to ht• known for kt>eµin~ h1i. d 1stant·e rrom pa rt) INtefrri. Pakista11 Quits Pact ISL/\M1\HAD. Pakistan I AP I l'ukts t an sutd lo· day 1t will quit the Central Trt•;,1ly Organ11.at10n A s1m1lar dec1s1o n by Iran leaves th<• la rgely inactive m1ltt1Jry and economic al ltance w1 th o nly Britain and Turkey a:,, m c.>mbers a nd thl• United St1Jlcs a s an o bsern·r C ENTO w as tht• la~t W cs t t'rn s pon s or e d mal1ta rv pact l o which P a kistan belonged The dec1s1on to le1Jvt: qualtrics Pak1slan for mcmbcri.hip in the non a ligned move- ment The dt•c 1s1on wa~ a n· nounced hy /\gha S ha h1 . foreign uffa1rs 1Jd v1scr to Pre s id e n t Gt>n Mohammed Zia ul·Haq 'Ib.ief Loots Home In Fountain Valley Burglars pried a r ear window frame off a home al 15921 Rul- tt>rficld St , fountuin Valley, Sa t urd:.i) to mak e o ff with Jt>Welry. a whis key deranter col· l1•ction and s ilver rl1nnt•rw1Jrc Tht.' v1l"11m. Samuel LuParn1., lt:,,tcd lh1• lo"' from ha:. ram;aked homt· at $4 .1~) Al c; GAR/\Gf 11! I I ASI 110N IClLAND Nl Wf •()nJ t:;I-ACH ( 714) b'14-70JO Orange Coast DI l I 0 N Today'!iJ Closing1 N.Y. Stoeks I ORAN GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAR CH 12, 1979 N ~ TEN CE NT~ ' VOL. 72, NO 11 , 3 SECT IONS. 28 PAGES Newport Eyes New Offices, Traffic ~ ' ~. J\rt> an) mort• lar~t' complex~' of ofrh·•· hutldinl(i. f.tOl ng to tw built 111 Nt•w1x1t1 lku<'h ~ That ~ tht' qut•stton t tht• ht•art of four 1tt>m~ on tht• Newport Rt•,n•h Cit) C11u11(·11 &Agenda 10111~hl llt>\'t'lopnwnt pl.HI' tind Uw env\runmt·nt ul 1mp.i<'t report for C''<p8n!.1on of lht• P1H·1h c Mulu1tl In urann• ('u 111 Nt•\lopurt Ct>n ler. Rt'duc-tton of ;1 llow•:d Ooor ,Pill't.-an tht• Vl'l lo lx• bu11l C'I\ w Plutu. ulso 1n N•·wpc1rt ('1•n1t•r l>t>fln1t1 on o t th'-• tt·rm rnasonablent'i-!>' in n·lt1llon lo .1 traffic pha ini.: 1>luni. fur•' handful of t''\ISh ng, but nol 1·01111lll'tt'O of h t·.-project!>. A tralfll' phai.ing plun i.ub m1tted by Emkay Dt>H·lopmtnt itnd Really Co for N~wpurt Place PRESIDENT PRAYS AT ISRAELI CEMETERY Carter Wears a Klpa Jewls~ Skullcap . • . \ ' • t l' > Trustees to Weigh Oosing of School C los ing Corona 'de! Mar ~ Elem enta r y Sch ool in Sep· t te rn ber of 1981 will be con· s 1dered Tuesda y n1 g hl by ~ Newport-Mesa Sl°hool trustees. Trus tees will a lso look at whether or not to return sixth • grades to elementary schools in ·· lhe area east of Upper Newport ( Bay as of Seplc mher of this I year I Both measures are in response to dedining enrollment in the district and lo budget restric- tions. officials said. The mee ting will begin at 1·30 p m at Ha rpe r Community l Center. 18th Street at Tustin Avenue. Costa Mesa r t District enrollment projec· lions show that the number of students at Corona del Mar t Elementary will have dropped from 328 at present to 252 by 1981 -82. In add1tion, officials said, re- ' turning sixth grades rrom the ," middle schools will enable the district to stop renting relocata- ble classrooms at Lincoln Mid· die School, al an estimated sav- inj?s of $67,000 per year . Coast Weather Variable cloudiness with slight chance of showers tonight and Tuesday. Slightly cooler Tuesday with highs of 62 to 67. Lows tonight in low to middle 50s. INSIDE TODAY Coal could bf coming lo Califonda a.a o pri"'4l"JI /wl. DetaU. of hot.O U mail bf UHd to produce eleclrfcitJI appear °" Pao-.47. .,.,_ ...... ~ =. c ........ c-tc1 °"" •• ........... ........... I*' I I .......... ... s ... , ........ Cl~-CJ .............. C1 ................... Al...... ., .. (>." .............. M .. ...... .,., ............... .. Twte.... .. M ftNtwt ., .. .,........ M a.,...,.._ The district is also looking al ret u rning s ix th g r a d es lo e lementary s chools in other parts of the district, but at pres ent only the Corona del Mar High School attendance a rea has low enough elementary enroll- ment to accommodate the sixth grades without over crowding The closing of Corona del Mar Elem entary School in 1981 1s estimated to save the d1stn ct $100,000 per year. officials s aid 'John Wayne International' Takes Flight SACRAMENTO (AP> -Whal tourist's pulse wouldn 'l race aboard a plane flying into Los Angeles as the pilot announced, "We'll be landing s hortly al J o h n Way ne I nte rnationa l Airport?" That scene would come to pass if Assembly Republican leader Paul Priolo got bis way. The Malibu legislator told As· sem bly colleagues today that he planned to introduce a resolution in the Legislature asking the Los Angeles City Council to rename Los Angeles International Airport aft.er the film star. AD IN PILOT 'DOGCONE G<HJD' "The Daily Pilot is tremen- dous. ''I sold all my dogs and had great respoue." That's the adverti1tng s uccess story of the Fountain Valley man who pJaced this ad in the Dail)t Pilot: 7 wka, lat shota, papers 2 blkltan M, I red fml mlni-doxJes XU ·XXXX If you want "tremendous retponH" to )'OUr claa1lfied ad, call t.be friendly Dally PUot ad· VlHn at IG-5'71. rh\' kt>)' II,) e1.11·h u ( the items l~ tht· l'lt)' 0!> traffll' JJrobh.-m C1l~ l'Ounl•1lmen haH m adl' 1t c•h:ar throu~h le~1sl at1on s uch a ... l ht• tr.iffu· pha..,mg ordinance. that lht> won't apJJrove an}' larj.!l' bu1ldin ~ ~lroJects until lh t'H' prubll·m ' have been 'tlll \ t'd Tht• futurt> uf thl' prOJecu. h111~t'' on lht J bl11t) of dl' \ l'lo~wr.., tu t om 1nc•t t·ounc1lmen that road pro1ecb undertaken 11:-. part of the uffl l·t• dl'Hlopment ... will produ('~ lho ..,l' traffic solu lions Since tht' nt·w c•ounl·ll mcm bers wen• \worn 1n last April and instituted the traffit· phasmJ: m ea!iures to limit bulldin2 onlv ~one 70.000 square• fool office project has recel\ ed Cit~ Council approval In t•outra!>l two others. mdud 1ng the 450,000 s quare foot Prudenllal Insurance Co high r i se pr oposed for Newport Center, have been turned down beca use of council fear s of worsening traHic <'Ongcst1on The projects on tonight's agen da would add nearly I 5 m1lhon square feet of commen·1al space to the cit) Pacific Mutual 1s a<>k1ng :tµ prO\•al of plans lo build two new buildings next to the existing co rpo rat e hcudquarters 1n Newport Center Thl' b uildings would total 400.000 squa re feet and would eventually house the expa nding ins ur ance company operatiqns A company i.pokesman said the fir m plans to lease office i.pact' not 1mmed1ately needed for its own ui.e <Stt OFFICl::S. Page /\21 Mideast Progress? Carter Delays Departure From Israel .JERUSALEM (A P 1 Prcs1 dent Carte r delayed his de parlure from Is rael today after ma king what Prime Minister Menache m Begin called "great progress" in his quest for an Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty On his way homl' Tuesda~. hf' will stop in Cairo, Egypt. for <1 meeting with Pres1dl'nl Anwar Sadat. an American official said The announcl'ment of CartC'r 's delay came amid la"t mov1n~ dt• velopments after He~m held :111 afte rnoon meeting with U S Secretary of State C:. r us Vance and Carter 's national security ad viser. Zb1g niew Brzetinsk1 Begin said "a number of problems s till remain " But he was optim istic about prospects for a SC'ttlement. Be said neither he nor Vance knew what would happen in tht- coming hours. but a shuttle by Vance between Jerusalem and Cairo was one possibility Begin's spokesman, Dan Pat- tir. said some issues had been resolved since Carter arrived m Isr ael on Saturd ay after two days in Egypt with President Anwar Sadat. Earlier. Carter h ad told Is r ael 's parli a ment. th e Knesset. that negotiating efforts had fallen short of an Egyptian- lsraeh treaty and that m.ore flexibility is needed. Afte r heanng the results of an all-night Israeli cabinet meet- ing. the U.S preside nt to ld me m bers or the parliament Lhat leaders of lsrael and Egypt are not yet ready to risk a peace treaty. although their people are now ready for peace. Carter empha~ized the words "people" und "now.·• Begin told * * * rl'porltm.. Wt• must Jll llt' !)if t1enl .. Van<'<' then "''Ill 1n lo 't· ... swn with Be~in anti k1·" 1n1·mber~ uf the lsral'll l'ah1rll't. -:rnd B('~ln said lat<•r ·n ·al progres~ "<l' made.'. and 1 ·m q •r' h<1pp) about II . ll1· ... :.11c1 grl·.1t progn ·s:-. · 1•ame on Palestinian •ssues. hut that other issues remained to be negotiated Meanwhtll', Is raeli radw rf:' ported that CartPr would remain m J erusalem through Tuesda)'. l'Xtending his v1s1t another da; Reporters also "aw Air F'orrc.· One. lhe pres1dc.•nt ~ :urc:rn ft. Early Morni11g Crash towed away from the tarmal' at Hc.•n Gunon airport. a sign that no fli ght was 1mmmt-nt Earlier. both US and J!..rael1 ofhc1ab said Carter was likely to s pend an extra da} in Israel and rNurn Tuesda) Tht> offH•1als ongmall} held l~ CARTER, Page /\2) Israelis Shoot 'lhree Arabs In Protest LconJrcl Hurman checks o ut lhe dama~e to the home ht· ocl'uµ1es at 721 Bayside Drive after a car ~mashed mto t he house early Sunday morning. Newport Beach police arc ~eckmg the driver of the car that h1l a curb be fort' ::.lamming into Burman 's hou::.t' A w1tne::.::. told police the four occupa nts got out of the car but fled when Bu r m an tailed police TEL AVIV. Is rael rA P I Milita ry s ources s aid Is raeli troops s hot and wounded three Arab students t oday during a violent demonstration in the oc· cupied West Bank agains t Pres•· dent Carter's Mideast mission. T he sources said students at Bi r Zeit Un i ve r sity near Ram a lla h thre w s ton es at soldiers who came lo break up their protest. but it was unclear why the troops fired into the crowd. The army will open an investigation, they said . Coast Man Slays Wife, Kills Himself By GARY GRANVILLE Of '"" 0111, Pllol SIAll n was an extrem ely serious riot ," said the sources. A 35-year-old Dana Point man shot his common law wife early Sunday morning then, while his mother comforted the st ricken woman, shot a nd k11l <'d himself. An a nno un cem e nt of a n Israeli-imposed c urfew came ove r l o uds pea kers in the mosques of the town. the sources said. She riff's invesli~a tors s aid Marie Trudeau. 34, o f 25352 Bowsprit Drive, Dana Point. died about 90 minutes a fter be r Budget Eyed Amendment Flayed, Praised WASHINGTON CAP> -A proposed constitutional am endment to require a balanced federal budget was de· nounced in Congress today as "another level of folly" and praised as the only way to restore "fi scal responsibility" in government. A clash over the merits of writing a budget-balancing requirement into the Constitution took place at a hearing before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitu· lion. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-lnd., the subcommittee chairman who previously .had taken oo posiUon on the proposal, warning agatnst "thinking that problems concerrung fiscal restraint and economic well-being or this nalion can be solved by the quk k fix and easy cure." Sen. John C. Stennis, D·Mias., testified that the Corutitutlon "should not be tinkered with or amended ex· cept for moet compelling reasons. However, the financlal history of thia nation for the past 2S years and my strong sense of fiscal responslbllity compel me to propose the amendment." . -· \: --.,_' .... .. ...... _ \ mg shot in the bedroom of the hom e she s hared with Bobby La· Mont, 35. LaMont was dead at the scene of the 12:45 a.m. double s hoot- ing. the investigators said. They r e porte d La Mont 's mother was watching television in the front room of the Dana Point house when she heard a single shot from the direction of the bedroom. Mrs. LaMont reportedly found Ms. Trudeau sprawled naked on a wa terb,ed and attempted to comfort the mortally wounded woman. It was as she leaned over the s hooting victim that her son, s tanding in the same room. placed the gun he held in his hand to his temple a nd pulled the trigger, the investigators said. Ms. Trudeau was taken to San Cle m e nte General Hospit al whe re she died while undergoing emergency treatment. LaMont died in the house. ac· cording to a cor oner's report covering the murder-s uicide. Prince Joins Shah LUBB0Cl{. Texas (AP) lranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. bis two pet dogs ln tow, has reportedly left Lubbock after undergoing pilot tralnlng to Join his exiled father, the shah of Iran, In Mo~co. Dollar Gaim; Dow Recovers &ulySlump By The Associated Press The dollar gamed ground to- day on most maJor world money markets and closed m Tokyo at 1n e:ght-monlh high against t he Japanese yen. Gold prices were mixed. The dollar opened in Tokyo al 204.70 yen, never lost ground and closed at 205.60 yen. Dealers said one reasoq for the dollar 's s trength was a feeling that the J a panese economy was headed for touJ?her times. On Wall Street. stock prices declined m moderate trading to- day in what a nalysts saw partly as disappointment over the lack of a peace settlement in the Mid· die East But the Dow Jones ave rage of 30 industrials. which tumbled nearly 7 points in early trading today, gained it back in the last J two hours to close up 1.82 at 844 .68. . . i In Europe, only the Bnt1sh pound gained against the dollar in early trading. It went from· $2.0375, the closing rate Friday, to $2.0416. European c urrenc y dealer s were awaiting developments at t he two-day European Common Market summit beginnlng today in Parts. The government chiefs are to discuss problems of oil imports and unemployment. They also were expected to an- nounce their currency parities before the launching Tuesday of the new European Monetary System . .!.J\Z~·!.....-.::O:::Al::L:..Y:....:...P:!IL:::O~l:....._ __ N:.!-----...;.M_o.;;.n_d.;;.•J,..'1 Marth 17 llH9 •• ,.... .... ~ 1IJ 'Chief' &uulit Captur d? 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"'h11 "'t•rt• pur::.u1ng ht m Jftt'r ,1 ::.u rwrmarket robtwn I' .tclJ.!t.•tt wa~ hu1lkt:d on an armt·d robbery rhurgt' Friday artt•r unders:o1ng lrt·al mt'nl for hi s wound at UCI 10t•d1<0 al C'entt-r, orfH'1al:-. said Ball wa-. set at $25.000 11 1::. alleged l'Ompun1on , Stanlt'.V M u~ira. fatf'S an 1den t1ral c·harl(e llt-~as arn·sted 1n a res1d('nt1al art·a near lhe su p e rmarket h e allcdgedly helped rob Huntington B<-ach police have yet lo inte rrogate Padgett, but they beheve he 1s responsible tor five robbenes since the begin· ninJ! o f February that netted abo ut Sl,600. Althou~h "The Chier" ap- pa rently worked alone, police said the wo unded man matched the d t.>scnpllon given by v1ct1m::. o( two robberies in Huntington Bt>ach. He was debcribcd as having a dark-complexion and s tanding close to six root fi ve and weighs up to 250 pounds His bulk a nd dark shoulder length hair led victim::. to say he reminded them or the f ilm c h<t racter Runaway, 18, Comes Back; Parents Gone An Irvine youth foun d out Saturday that you ran't go home aga10, even if you've only been gone a couple of week:, Police discovered the 18-year· old bur rowed in the sand under some playground equipment in Culvcrdale Wilderness Park, trying to keep warm. When they asked ha m why, he said he had argued with his parents a couple of weeks ago and had run away from home. Apologetically, he said he would move on and • .stay with some frie nds. Officers asked why he didn 't Just go home·1 lie dJd, he ::.aid. There wasn't anybody there His parents had moved and left no fo rwarding address. TV Shop Hit For $2,250 Newport Beach police are seeking the burglar who broke into a Corona del Mar te levision sho p and took equipment valued at $2,250. The break-in was reported Friday at SOS Television, 436 Heliotrope Ave . Police said the thief s mashed a wlndow to get Into the shop and got away w ith three color ' t elevisions, a b lack and while television. a videotape recorder and a dJgllal clock-ra dio. 0"ANOI COAST " DAILY PILOT tN ()#•~(N\.10.0y Poot #lt"•rtkftt\C.Of"'- 0-..... 1 ... -. ........................ , .... °'_ , ... ,. ,, .. ,.,.,, ... ,_ ,,._ ....... -... .......... .,Mo ..... .,,,....,. ,,,.,. .... , .. ,. ,_..... H f'WOlllf'1 INC" Ht.MO ..... Oft ... "' , .. ..,. l•tftVelltt h\ftf'!rlf L~ .. .C." $Mn1'(M" A ,,,... .. t•t """4ti .... t'°""°"°''"'" s .. .,,.,,,,.,., -··· , ... "'"'"""' -'"''"' ...... " .. "" Wttl •• , SI .... (•t• MoM GAtillO<"ftlot- •-n M -......... ~, .... ,.,,..,_ Joo a t •fltt Vlu"'tt ... M•llCIO.-.. W _. T-••11 ..... I ... ,.. , ... _ .. """"""'" IM ... ti11tl0i'- o.nft .. ""' Ill(-" ..... ,.,tl\loftt ""'ft""" C<lilor• , ... , ...... ('114)~ CleMff!M MYeftl ..... MMt11 Beacha Full 8uJ, Not a Deoe111te the f c1t·l that 110.000 pt'OJll(' tlt'IH'Pnded on Nttwporl 8f.'u c h '1 at rands th IS weekend. ltfl'tcu1i1rd11 toduy aald tht>rf' wMn't ton murh for tht•m to do {;uarth 11.ud Uwy mudt• no rt'"<'lll'' of '>1A.1mm1·r:11 und rtllr 1hult·1I Ow I.irk uf llt'll\ 11\ l11 lh1· f ,1('1 th11t tht• -.u1 f "',,., ,m.111 11n<I wutl·r t.-m1wr,1t11r-t-.., wt•ft· ul " <'h tll ~11h·~rN'" \ppurt·11tlv '•'IA. ur tht• (,(l 1)00 IW'ill'I•· "'ho .. tiuwt•tl up ~atunluy or lhl' ~.1100 t1t·opl1• IA. hu 1· J nw to lht• b•·11rh on -,undJ) l(OI hot 1•noul(h in ttw tlO tlt'.Crt't' ht'iit h It mp1·1.1lu11•i. tu •:o ror .. ll~lltl t:aplured As llle~aJ After Cl1ase A cha::.c with spt•t•di. up to 90 miles pl'r hour through San l'll.'mt'ntf'-S.iturday night endt:d With t he arrt•St or SIX Illegal aliens, one or whom was round h1d10g m a trash can A ll S . B or d e r l'atrol !-t pokc•!>man said Juho Mendoza Mendoza, :!2 , or ?'11t•Xi<·1), WIJ!'o ar rested bctund a shopping center on Camino de Estrella east of the San Diego f'rccwav. A witness had spotted the hap less alien peering out or a trash can to see if Border Patrol of· ficers were near the scene. Five others were arrested In a ra r that oHirers had chased from the Border Patrol check· point south or San Cle mente. The rar 's driver who n ed the scene with Mendoza, escaped whe n the vehirle stopped near the s hop· ping center on Cama no d e E::.trella. The six a liens were transport l'd baek to Mexiro following the 9 :25 p.m . incident Purse and Money Taken From Auto A woman who left her purse in an unlocked car while moving into a Newport Beach apartment complex is Sl,477 poore r today, according to police reports. Violet McNaughton told police the purse was left unatte nded in the car for 10 minutes Friday cvenmJ! when it was stolen from her car parked on Sherington Place. CARTER .. , oul hope lh•l l• trt•uty 1·ouhl t..- 1 n It rn It'd befort' t ht> pr1•,tdt!nl 111 return, but Be"'" aid .irtcr lhe Kn~ncl a~ch that ht• cloubtt'd If a ll luutt could be worked out wllbln 24 houra Be1in eald ol duwn that hi' l'Ubtnt•l hud mudc "rcui.om1bl1• · dN'l!tlUOh on 1-:"yptlUll pt'lll't' t erms dunn.i tht>1r ti'~ hour i-c111>lu11 brtat-11 1 udto suul ltw 1·ut111wt hJd M<'Ct•J)tt'd ">OITlt' p.11 ts uf tht' lalN>t ll S l'11111pr111111::.c. hut n· jl'l'll•d Otll\'l'~I (.'111 lt'r lllt'l ""Ith tht• lsr a1·li r.il1111l'l uvcr bn·akfasl .111tl tl1111 i.uld 1r1 U -.p1•1•c·h tu lht.• Cull Knt.1iu1l't that "wt' ~till full ">hort or u trcuty "Wt' h u\t' nol y1·I rull) II l'l our t•halh:u~:i-. ('urlcr l>Jtd "Wl• must prol01..•1•tl with du1 1·uu\1011 I u11du-.t.11Hi th.it. lmt 14 t' mul>l rirot•c1•d CJrtl'r -..ud The i.pc1..•t·h ~ Js folio°" t.•J b' pundt'monaum in the Knei.wt Jnd Out' nght "'1111-: nwmtwr of Reg1n ::. own part\ wa' t•Jt•('lt tl uHt•r hl'd..l111g lkg111 .1 ... h1· 11 wd l(l ~pt'.lk Carter opt•1wtl h1:. n:mJrk~ h' say 1ng that 1n the pr~t·edln~ :•I h ours he had d1srardcd ty,o draft specrhes. one ··l.I sp1.cch of d es pa 1 r" an ct t h 1.· "th<· r " s peech u( i.:lad t1d111~s ;ind celebration. "I have decided to deltv1..•r .1 speech Of COnCl'rO t1nd <:3Ution. Cartl•r said II c said 1 t a ~ no w t h 1· re~ponsib1hty or all part1t·s ··111 contemplate t he tragedy or fa ilure, and the lec1timate c·x ullati o n if we brin g peace Our vis ion musl be a~ g reat as our goals Wi-.dom anti courage arc rcquin·d or us all Cyclist Dies In Silverado Canyon Crash A 28-year-old motorcyclist was fatally injured Sunday afternoon when the m otorcycle he was rid ing on Silverado Can yon Rol.lc1 s pun out of control und crashed jnlo a tree. A coroner's report idcnt1r1cd the victim as Charles Slevl'n Hoffner who lived al 12721 llomt• Park Drive. Whittier. According l o the report Hoffner was drivin g west on the canyon road about one-half mile east of Killem am Road at 3:35 p .m . whe n the motorcycle sla mmed into a roadside tree Hoffn~r died in UCI Medical Center a few minutes a fter 6 p .m .• the coroner's report sau.I ( Pilot Logbook J Snobbery? You Can Bank on It By TOM BARLEY Ott .. Oallv ~11.e Sl.ltf This British-born cyn ic has often been asked over th.: years to identify the most insurmountable b~stion or British conservatism. Some prefer to call It snobb1shn~ss. Some put the aging trustees or the Marylebone Cricket Club <England play at the Lords ground) at the top or the toffee-nose list. Clubs on the lines of the Aetheneum in Baker Street get a solid vote. Then there's the s pokesmen of Buck. ingha m Palace who somehow believe that they are there to protect the queen from a rather dirty, unworthy public But m y vote has always gone to the Bank of E ngland. And in the years that I worked in London. I could never get m or e than a terse. s urly comment from the bank on any aspect that involved their dealing in domestic or interna - tional currency. I ONCE ASKED A bank spokesman why the governors had expressed such confidence In a falling pound al a lime uuav when the mark and franc were soaring. t can picture him wearing his bowler hat and pin- stripe suit at the other e nd of the line. And he proba bly un- furled his brolly as he told me: "Ah. but one always has confidence in the pound, doesn't one. Rather like God and one's country, what?" Anyway, the memories roll back as 1 see that the "lit- tle old lady of Threadneedle Street" has decided after long deliberation to put tbe features or Sir Christopher Wren on Its 50-pou.nd <SlOO ) bank note. RUMOR ON FLEET ST&EET bad it that the gov· ernors might realize that it is 1979 and go for someone on the lines of Winston Churchill. Admiral Lord Nelson or the Duke of Marlborough to decorate their currency. Britis h women went for the likes of Queen Boadicea who 1ave the first century Roman lnvaders such a he ll of a struggle, bless her Britis h chariot. And Emmeltne Pankhurst, who founded the Britl.sh suffragette movement tbrouah a revolutJon lbal saw many of its participants forcibly fed ln Holloway • Prison or chained to the ralllnas of No. 10 Downing Street. Wren designed some of the mott beautiful churches In Christendom. He was a areal Briton •nd well worthy of .recoaniUon. 81JT IT WAS CHU&CIDLL aJone who saved Britain's bacon in World War fl. Nelson dJd the same thing in U!05 when be swept the French from the teat at the battles of Trafal1a.r and the Nlle. And Marlbor®J b made the retan of Queen Anne a ctorlout stretch of Brit.lab history when he won every bat· tJe be eter fou,ht. oo tbe continent of Europe. But tblt deelaloo to put Wren on the preaUgloua 50· pound note leada me to 1ive tbe doddertn1, dilatory aov· ernora ~the Bok of !n&land a UU• all their own. They have to be. and an, "the Uttle old ladies or Tbreadntedle Street." .'tf f)J11~i of Grief Women Protest In/ran 'fElltti\N, Iran (AP > -Ten th11u1rn 111I womt>n marched throu~h th1· .. tr1·C't!\ of Tehran to rl.1.\ rfr mon-. tr at ing for thl' fourth clay against Ayato llah Huholluh Khome1na 's threat to rC!-.(flCt th1• frct•doms granted lhf'm h~ Shah Mohammed Reza PahlJvt The turnout wa::. much Jes::. I h Jn organi zt·rs of the d em on-.tratwn "Xpcctcd and far lt•1.,!( than the tens of thousands or "-tJmen who marched through 'I t•hran on Suturday \ -;(<11 \•mt•nt f rom Priml' ~I 1111-.tcr M1·hdi Rat..iq~an ·., gov 1:rnnll'nl that women would not b1• n •quired to wear the chador, I ht• hl'tlH rull lt'ngth traditional hl.H'k 't•il .qipc:an·d to have 1·.1-.1•1t thc· 1l·,1r-. of many wonwn .l ,1t1t..l S<.>1ff1•rt pra,., o n hl'r husband s casket o'> o Ctn l'11111.1t1 polH'l'frl,lfl \Hl'IJ~ during s<·n1n·.., for -.lain Ctn r·1nn:i11 pol1t·1· 11ff1n·r lloberl Seiffert . 'Ahn "<.1 ., shot to rl1·:1l!t .il1111g \\.Ith :111othcr officer aftt•r s toppmg ;.i rob IH I \ ~ll"l'l 'l'I \llhough frm1nast:-. fear that I ht• h I am 11· rt· pub I 1 c l he J \JlollJh plJns "''II reduct• the p11l1t1C"al and t.•cunom1l' right::. gr anll•tl lht•m undC'r the s hah's Wt·-.lcrn11.at111n program, the is· !'>Ul' or drts-. ha°' becomt: the most t'motwnal one be<:ause 1t is tht' must v1s11Jle Laguna City Chief Gets $3,000 Raise Ry STt:Vt. MIT('lfEU, Ol 1 ... Cl•Hy Piiot St•tt I .. 1~~U:\.1 B1•ac h Ctt) M anagf'r I-Tl'<l Solomun ~ho JOIOl'ct thC' r1 l \ l;"t .1111\ h.1s n•c·c•l\i>d a voh· of r1111fult•nc·l· from c•nunc·1I mc•m bt•rs Y.h11 ,1\\urded him a $3,000 u \ 1.•ar nu:,c• Frid av · Solomon JU1nl;ct the· c·1ty last sumnwr ut an annual ::.l.llary or SJ1i.50U and a SI ,:.!00 a yt'ar car all11wa"'·1> Counl·tlmt-n, meeting an l'\l'('ll(IH' Sl'SSIOO l"riduy <if l1·111011n. raist.•11 Sc'1lumun's year f 'rom Pag«» 1l I OFFICES ... In thl' l':ISt' of ( '1v1t· Pla1.C1 . an Jr\1111• ('11 <lt'\l'lopmt•nt 1n "''"'P"r1 (0l•nt1·r al San Jo:.H1u1n lltlb anrl .lamhon•1• roads. 1l'' llw c·1 tr that wants lo rl'<1ure lhl' umounl of 0H1ct• sp:.it·c• to lw hutlt then• by K5.000 square feet , lc.iving thl' t•ompany a total of :loll.1100 ~quart· fot·l of allo~ .. 11 s pan• Thi• pl.lo~ from Emkay °"'l'rc· rt•qUt"'>lt•d In t•ounc·ilmc•n who !-..IHI no mon• offtn• buildings 1·ould ht· ln11ll 1n tht• <l1·v1•lop m t> n t n r• ;1 r 0 r a n g I' C' o u n t ' 1\1rport w11h11ut a ph.1s1ng plan Ir ('OUlll'lhm·11 ...... int lei upprr>vt· F.mkt.1v's plan tu ph.1st• con~turl' lion uf ill' all<>°"1'd n•ma1ning 7.iX,000 squ;Hl' lt•t•t t)Vl'r l he llC'XI lhr•c•l' vt•ar-. lht•v will lwvt• to r11 st a0 ppr11H· a . µlan111ng l'Offi rn11-~ion n•µort Thal rt•11t1rl ~1·b UP lht' cnll'na hy \\hll'h :-.ut'h a phas ing plan will ht• JUdgl'd Emka~ ·s plan t·all::. for t1m1ng l'un5trut·t1on of 5ti7,000 square fl•t•t hal>rd on romplc•twn or the l'or u11J dcl Mar Fn·t•wa.v . the Von Karman overpass or the Sau OJC~gu FrN•wa~ anti port ions of M arArthur Buull•\ ard und Jl.lm boree Rol.ld that don't adjoin the developm1·nt Tht: plan abo null's the exist ing buHc11ngs c·ould be expanded hy another 190.000 ..,quare feet but 11 docsn 't propol'IL' a pha!>ang 5chedule for the t•xpan!>ion We Recommend FLA ly take to $39,500 and ancrt'ased his ear aJlo~aOl't' to SL HOO d fol·t1ve last week Sa n Juan Cap1str.1n•J i:1t.., manager JCJml'' \1 01alts ri Ct'IVCS $42.732 tu 11111•rak th<il South Coa~t 1·1ty with J poµulJ lion or 18.000 ;iboul l.000 mor1· lhan 1s c r l'dllt•tl tu LiiJ.:UllJ Rea<·h Offlc1als 1n LJguna B•·ac·h wall bl• meeting with lhn·1· t•mplO)t'\' groups bl'g1nning V. t·dn.--.dav with an oHt·r t1f a 5 pt.•n ·cnl Iii !'rcase 111 pay Those a:-sm·1at1on!->. LI '> "'c:ll ,,..., manaj:?t:mc·nt rH'r!'-011111·1 . t•nu lrl rt'ce1vc pCJ-. h1kci. ;.i ~ t•arly a., I his \A.Pl'k. a<•<·orrhnl.! to P1·1..,1m ncl Ihn·1·t11r Ka) t\1•1 111 Man Charged After Coa t Auto Crasl1 \ Calahn.1 hi u11I n1J11 I Wt'" l'h:.trl!t::-O or dJ Ulll..l'll di I\ Ill.., I" cla) in lht· \\.Jl..1· of ,1 "'*'•·l..1·11tl .i1·t 1denl in ~kwpor I 1!1•,11't1 R.1ndall H N11· .... 1,1111 .... ,.,i..1 u "':.1s booked 1'1111.n lll~hl oJlll ' lhl· mishap 011 l t\ln1 ht'ntw no rth of 22nd !:>lrn•t Jlf' "''"' r• it'asc ti from iall ~uncLI\ Jlll•1 JlOSllrlj.! $2,500 bJil Acl·ord1ng l•1 p tt llt"• N1t·~iarowsk1~as1111,111~ 11orlh bound at a high r alt• of :-.pcl· th<• median ::.tnp and <:u"mt' to re!-.! 111 the on-coming traff1t· tanl':. Mrs Buhrk rcµortcf'.l 011 1n JUr1e~ 1n the m1 s hdp, but N 1 e w 1 a row:, k 1 ·::. pa ss en J.! 1• r Rrina Goldherl! :11 o f San\,1 R arbara s ufre rt·d <'Il l ' and ,1bras1ons Sht• \\a~ I rt•Jll•<1 t.1nc1 rt•lcascd from Co!>la M<•s ,1 ~kmorial llnw1tal because it's the best lh'put)' Prime Minister Abbas i\rn1r f:nt1·lam !\aid in a govern nlt·nl ~t ateml·nt that women t•1vll st'r\l.lllls werl' not required tu W(•ar tht· V<'il or scarves lo work "but they s hould dres!> "'1th d1g111ty l.lnd avoid apPt:ar 1r1g cht.'ap or l0xpo:.ed an tht:ir of fa·cs " Wo1nan Sets He r self Afire ln Santa Ana l'ol1t·c· rt>ported today a d(•s pondent woman stood in tht: parking lot of a Santa Ana shop pin~ center early Sunday after n o o n . II 11 u :. c· d h e rs e If w i t h g;isollnc• and then set herself on f1r1• Thl· flamr·s lh<•t engulfed 58· y1•ar old Ft•rn r;rcht> CJ S s:ic thraliht•d :Jhout bdor•· horrified pas!ll·r'>hY Y.t'rP smother<'d by a S.snta An:J polil·c·man who wa::. !wiped h~ two mt:n Hut thL· Santa Ana wr)man suf· frr1•tl second l.llld tt11rd degree burn-. OV<'r Hf) percent Of her hod v :rnd wa!'o reported in • rit1t·.tl 1·11nd1t111n torJay at UCI \ll•d1t:l.ll C't·ntl·r J>ohn· -.aul tht•v \\l'rt· t11ld th1• °"' 11 111.111 "'.1., 1lt•spondl'11l II\ er her IJ1lt111-'1•11111 Mesa Pilot .t'aces Cl1arge A C'o~ta '.\-1<''\a liquor 'otorc 111.1n :1g1•r "':1-.. a1-rPslt·d toda~ on t'llargP:-. of fhing under the rn flut•r11·1· ol ;ilt-ohol. police ~aid . (. o:-.la J'th':.a l'ulil'e S~t Carl .l .tt·kson i.alll ht· was flying the polrt·1• lwl1 t'opter near Orange l'ounl.) ,\rrport shortly bdore 1 a rn wht•n ht-noticed a small pl.inl' fl) mg low without naviga. 111111al hi;:hh When tlw plant· landt.•d, the or- fu·1·r .1Jlq.wd 1t ... wcrvcd back dOd for1h 011 till' runway Officer J.1rk-.on l:mdt•il h1:. helicopter a ncl irn'!llt'd the pr lot . Dame I ~1.11trn "-• um.111 , 25. of 1588 San lkrn.1nh1111 l'l.11:<.' Costa Mesa Nt·um.m 14>Js booked on S500 hail Al ~l GARAl Jr '•"I A St HON l~LANO 1-Jf WPOn l Bl ACI I 1 '14 )644 7030 Monday. Match 12 197!1 DAILY PILOT ,t;J Mexican-Ainericans Focus of Study 0•11• I'll•• Sl•lt ....... DRAWS EXAMPLES Patnc1a Gandara SUllllller Fuel Cuts Possible \.\< /\SlllNGTON cA P I Lin·k or pubh(' re:.ponse to l«llls ror volunt:in l'Ol'rgy con"erval1on 111.1~ forl't' rn:ind<itnry rut'I s.n 1ng ml'asurl's by this :-.um nwr cft·'>pit\.' n•sumpt111n of oil ,. -c port:-. from I ran. Energy Sl·l'rt't<Jr~ .lamt's R S(·hlcsingt•r w a rrwd t<KI a\' S e h I l• s 1 n g l' r s a 1 d t h l' <i <I m101 s tr<1l1on might h<ive to <Jl' 1 t\ <.1lt• 1l s st.1n<lby pl;ins for Wt•t.'kt•nd CIOSlngs or j:(<JSOlllll' "' ;11 wns and l<'rnperalure ron lrol:-. on µulllt (' bu1ld1ngs to guard agamsl :shortages or ht·at 1ng 1111 rw-ct wintl'r ··r-:'l.l'll ;is lrnn coml'' back on "trearn. ~t· "''II conl1nul' to hav1• a tight ...itu:.itwn with n:gard to 1)1 I s uppht•s. · · Sc·hlt•!>1nger told llw St•nJh' l::nt•rgy Comm ittet· lie• satd th;.il "'hill' n•:-.umpt1on of I run1an t•xpurts i!> encourag· mg. lhl• \Olume or oil produced ha" univ lwen ·a trickle" and that many unt•t•rlaint1t•s remain 11\t r whl'lhl'r the new J ran1an go\'ernrnl'nt can meet its own 1.1q{l'I of thn·t· million barreh. •• rtl'SPlll' Prl'1:-.clt•nt Carter's ap µcal las t month for all Ainl·ncans to reduce th<: amount of cnt'f'!.\) th1·; use. daily U.S. 011 t•oni-umplion ha<> reac hed an all time high of ~I million barrcb P•'r day. he satrl A~ a result or the Iranian s hut do~ 11 . lot al mdustrv oi I stocks are 85 m11l1on barrels below whut tht>}' should he for this time or year. ht· said. adding that the mo:-.l senow; dt·chne has been in ~ut·h rd1necl fut•ls !>UC h ::is hl'iH· ing 0 11. tw saul ·spot short<igl·s t·ould occur in lhl• coming 1H:cks 1f there 1s another ma.1or cold spell." St·hlesinger testified. The cnt.'rgy s t•cretary made 1t <'ll'ar there wus a good chance at least !>ome rnandatory step!> might bt• t<tkt:n bv this summer lit: su1d om .. of tht.· f1r:-.t might ht· to r1.•quu·l· m;11nta1nrng tem· pcralures of <it leC1sl 80 dt.'gree:-. m pubhc bu1ld1ng:-. ·Bdore summer we will havt: to 1.•xaminc mandatory m1·asures. ·• Schlesinge r told the committee I It• :-.aid that the nation musl reduc«· its oil use bv one million barrels a da) to meet the !"> per tent cm.•rgy conservation goul agrl•ed lo recenlly by the United States and foreign oll-1mPorting na110n:-. 8 1 DAVID K TZMANN °' .... 0•11• ....... , ... The)' are tht• proud ont>s, 111 tf'll1gent, amb1llOU6, hl&hl..- ~ucalt.'Ci In tlx'lr late 20tt und :wi.. lh,•y havt> ~luda~ h ud to reach lht• p r Q f ~a 111 o n • I p l ll t t> u u , t• r mtdu.·1M and law. busln1•11 .:1nd dlplomac)' Ont' •'Uuld not thrnk of tht•m ... , bein& M> unique ext pt thut Th1•y lll't' Ml'xican-Arnencltn,,, the sons and dltuMhter• or lhl• <'lilmpeictNM wh<l tu1 l in the fh•lth or wark tn thtt f<A ctotlt-:. Thow who WN\• uhlc lo ovcr('t1me po\' crty and pr,•)ud1cl• inlt>rc:.ll·d l 'a1tric1u Gundarn Tht-)' wert> an en1gm:1, ont• that "h•• frll m·~l'cl lo bt• undt'tlllOod. lo ht' u't'<.I a'> Jn t•xumplt' for o lht'r-• l u .. mu I alt' · I\ UCLA doctoral stud~nt. :.ht.· ""t out on a cro l> country qut':.l .t t'Ur a~o. u Journey that touk h l'r from the hallway' of S4>rioWJIP1 111 Ho~· Wilkins. former ht!:.id of lhc NAACP. was reported 111 :-.l:'rious eondit1on in the ('<J rdiae unit of University lloi.µital in N<.>v. York after <i fall Qr:' a New York street Hwuingtoll 's Amador Gets Yomh Panel II untinglon Bt':.ich resident Tuny Amador has been appQint ed to serve an unexpired three· year term on the state Youth Authority Board by Governor Brown. Amador. 35. said he has re· ceived a leave or absence from the Los Angeles Police Depart· ment to accept the Position thal pays an a nnua l saluy or $33.900 I\ m ador , who has been a policeman for 12 years. said his new duties will in vol ve re habllitation hearings and parole of troubled juveniles. He was e lected to the Orange Cou nty Republi<:an Ct>ntrnl Comm ittee last year but sC1id he worked in support of the re· l•leclion of Gov. Brown He also has been a member of the state Narcotic Authority Board. LCist yeC1r he served as the chairman uf a Huntington Beach f<Jct·find1ng committee that investigated citizen com· plaints Trains Collide BOSTON tAP> -The two m ain-line tracks linking Boston lo the rest of the Northeast Cor· ridor were blocked for a time when two cars of a slow-moving Amtrak local t rain were hit by a backing Conrail freight 1 rain. of· ri<.'ials said No major in1ury was reported Anaheim Teachers Eye Salary Lawsuit The organizati o n t h at represents tea c he r s in the Anaheim Union High School Dis· trict was expected to file a lawsuit today in an effort to force trustees to grant seniority pay increases. Bill Harju, executive director o f t h e Ana h eim Secondar y Teachers AssociaUon, said the suit would be filed in S uperior Court in Santa Ana after the un· ion executive committee agreed Sunday night lo move ahead with the action. Earlier Sunday. the h igh school teache rs vole d not to slnke against the 34,000 student d lslrlcl aJlhough a majority of them cul ballots in favor of a walkout. Harju said a lwo·lhlnb m a· Jo-rlly vote wu needed lO (all a at.rib. Tbe vote W'U 497 ln favor and 441 oppoHd, The union bu bea seetdns 1 rtve pereeat •croe•·lbe·board in· c r eue tbat 11 retroactive lo Sept. 1 In lddlUon to lb• HnlOri· t ty increases. Although the union leaders consider it unlikely they'll get their rive percent increase. Har ju said they will ask the court to rorce the district to grant the seniority increases. whic h a mount to $700 a year for the first 10 years of service a nd $.150 from the 11th to the 18lh years. Harju said the seniority tn· creases were part of the stand· ard salary sche dule the district froie in the wake o f voter ap· proval of PropQsition 13, the tax limitation inillalive. Pay talks between lbe l,237 teachers In the district and the School 5oard broke oft March 1. The dist rict has c laimed il doesn't have the money to pay ror lhe ralles and lbe teachers have contended the money would be available If portions of lhe bueltet were rearranf ed. . ff arJu said unlon eaders would mfft aaeln tonl.iht to di . c u.11 what turt·h r 11clion to Lake. \ ' W o hanaton U c to lhc :i.teum1n1e tlallunds und fteldi; or southern Tt'"'·'' On ht•r hi.I. wt'rl' the numc:. or ~o pt>rsonH, ull of th~m :;uC" n•si.ful tH'Ud('micall). lhl· ho I 1h· r" u f d 0 (' t (Ir U l l"'i. I aw degn~K llnd mcd1cul degrees Whut she wunh.'d to know from •'a<'h of Uwm wns why they hitd m.11rn.it-d lo cxt't·I. lo ri•arh lht· top, cl1·:.1>1lc upbrang1nl(1> und dirt• poVl"l1y tth Gandara. who spQke to a l l ' lrvll\l' 11ympos1um recent!} cm ht•r 1itud1b, stud she found muuy l·ommun threads that l1nkccl hcr 11ub1ect11 c1r<·um:i.H.11H·t•:, lhal enhanced tht•1r t•hancc:. or breaking away from tht·1r l>Urruundings Tht'M' m('ludt·d h<Jrd working part'nh . .a ~trung adherence to the work l'lh1c. pride 1n their pa:;l Jnd rl'lull\cly stable homt.' li\t' ... lh-1 :.tudy focused mainly on Weicker New GOP Candidate HARTFORU. Conn. 1AP 1 Sen. Lowell I' Wc1cker Jr . vow 1ng lo swim against a con- servative political l1de. formally entered the race todety ror lht: l980 GOP prei.1<lent1al nommu tion .. , don·l want the United States lo snuggle up with 1ls past or get comfortable with its pres- en l Just :is with this can didaey. I want the nation up. out and looking for trouble not running away from it.·· the 1unior senator from Connecticut told reportl'r'> at a midday news conrl'rt.'nCl' at Lh t· Old Stall' llOUSt' We1cker. 47, promised to fight wh at he called an anti government trend 10 which .. Democrats a nd Republicans alike. in a cheap ques t for vote~. spit on the wo rd governme nt and tell a nation used lo dreaming and accomplishing the i mpo.c;si· ble that the ruture of Amenca IS no m ore than a good day today " The first Hcpublican li beral to declare his candidacy. he said his party needs a candidate who can win the general election as well as the nomination Conceding tha t he faces tough odds. Weicker pledged lo enter every presidential primary in the country. "Everybody's more of a front· runner than I a m ." he said in a recent interview Pair Sought In Valley Teen Rapes Huntington Beach police are seeking two men in connection with the wt>ekend k idnappmg. rape <ind robbery or two Foun· tain Valley girls. The girls. aged 14 a nd I!">. wert' accosted al gunpoint Saturday night as they were walkin~ to a restaurant on Rrookhurst Street near Garfi eld A\.enut•. 1n \'est 1gators said. Th('y ~en• forced into a dark blue sedan bv two men about 19 years old. poi.cc said. DurinJ.! the next 45 minutes the two v1ct1ms each wl're raped by one of t h<' kidnappers and robbed or $8 bl-fore lhev were let out of the vehicle • In vcsligalors noted that one or the men got out or the car oororc the raoes occurred. but he is still being soug ht on kidnap and rob bery charges The armed rapist was described as a medium-b uilt m an with brown hair over his ears and a hght mustache. Vic· lims told police hC' was wearing a cap with a bear lo~o on it. The two victims phoned their parents a fter being re leased from the car. They were taken to Pac ifica Hospital where they underwent examination and wert~ later released Victim's ID Corrected A Buena Park wom an who died Saturday of Injuries suf· fered lo a catering truck accl· dent In Irvine was incorrectly identified as Linda Matter. The woman, whose name was Linda Meador. 37, died at UC Irvine Medical Center, where irhe w as undtir treatment for burns that covered 40 per cent of her body. Mrs. Meador. a caterlng truck cook. fell against a hot grill when the truck in which SM wn riding collided with a car at an Irvine Intersection on Feb. 22. The Oalty Pllot retircts the er ror In Identification the strt.•ngths o r lht• family and nol so mut h on the Intelligence of the subjects Shl' found T hosl' factors s he targeted in· ducted where they had grown up. their family backi<round. th(' s ize or the families. the pro gress or brothers a nd s isters. child rearin g characteristics. the types of schools they at tended . peer groups they as sot•1ated with . health factors. personal attitudes and cultural identity Ms Gandara. 1n ao mter view berore her campus appearance. said each or her s ubjects was eager to discuss his or her back ground The interviews con ducted in northern and southern ('al1rornia . Texas and Washington DC sometime~ lasted up lo four hours Whether in their o ffices or homes. they helped s upply tht• 32 ) ear-old researcher with tht.· information she hopei. will help answer a questwn th at had seldom bt.-en asked what con tributes to succel>s. rather thun failure. in Sl'hool'' Her study. the results or which sht' has submitted lo her pro· ressors at UCLA. fo<'used on the lives of 45 of those she located Nearly hall of those interviewed wer e women Ms Gandara said the sub1ects who held doctoratt.'s were teaching in univers ities pnmari· ly. the doctorl> worked 1n hospitals rather than having pri vate practices and t he lawyers purs ued C<Areerl> that ran ged from management to Politics. Most told he r their homl' lives were characterized by a strong mother. parents who were proud a nd hard workm g and who prac ticed a child-rearml-{ philosophy in which the girls wert: treated as the equal of the boyi. In fact. s he said the gi rl!> wen~ I ... .. ,,.,,.. ...... generally better s tudents than their male counterparts Seventy percent ·of lhl· mothers in these h omes had worked ;ind the parents had takl•n ;i :-.pecial interest 1n teaching their children a stri('t work ethic. she said. or a ll lhoi.e she interviewed. only one s aid thl' family had ever received welfare Mor(' than hair of those she talked lo were eithl'r first generation citizens or had 1mm1 grated with their families to lhl' United States P1ercl' pndt· in lhc1r trud1 11onal past. s ht.' s<11d . wa:. a strong motivating forct· 1n their h\leS In Mt.'xH·O. lhl' rl'!>e<1rcher said. their families had perhap!> once been pre:,t1g1ou::. and their parents had passed along this feeling or pride and the need to excel FVWife 'Beaten To Death' By J F:RRV CLAUSEN Ot lM 0~1ty Pilot SUtt ,\ 1-·ount<11n Valley housc"-•h· v.ho police "a~ wa!-. murdered Wt'dnt>sda) n1gh1. :.q.1p<1rently "'as b€:atcn to dt·<ilh in lht.' bloc><t " pa ti I:' rt' d do"' n s t a 1 r" gut: s I ht'droom or hl·r hom1• .11 lt\!'187 lfrmlul'k St l'ohct" ~ho ha\,. q·lll•d th1•1r '"' t'~t1gat1on in '>l'('rt'l'~. ('110 11nut'd this morning to rell'<IM' m' dl'lalls n·gard111g the hom1t·1d1· But I h l' 0rang1· C 11 u n I ' Coronl'r " off1Cl' 1·onhrmcd n· ports that .J1wn V1rgm1a i\n c1t•rson. 28. d1t>d of masSI\ l' ht«.111 lnJUrll'S Offic1all). lht· l:OfOrll'r 11 ... 1:-. d<•ath 11·--ultrng from "1·t•rt·bral contusion anrt hH'l'fil Item:-. .. Sourci.'s who cntert:d tht.' homl' ... hortl) after Mrs ,\nderson s hody wa:-; d1scovt.'rt•d said '>ht• \4 as lying fact· down on th1• bt'droom noor. the bac·k of h1·r h1>ad beaten in The v1<:1im '4as lying at th1• foot of the bed. tht• !>OUrce::. !>aid. dad in paJam;i tops Blood wa:-. .ipparenl m th1· pillow a rea or 1 he unmad1• bed and on thl' bt-dr oom wall Ciater Commander Her body was found ThursdJ~ morn1nJ? b) a nt•1ghhor who \4 a'> rt-t urning Mr~ Anders on'._ :I 'ear nld son to his home after h1· \4 as found wandering in an <1ret1 '>t ret't by a motorist Neither lhl' 3-year-old. Ja:,on. nor tht' woman·s IO·month-0ld daughter. in a crib at the home. was 1n1ured. • Coast Guard Lt. IJ .g . 1 Beverly G. Kelley. 26. come~ up a ladder to the bridge deck of the cutter Morgenthau at t he Nuvul Supply Center in Oakland. She'll take com mand of the 95·foot cutter Cape Newagen in Hawa11 tn J\pr1l Pohc<' said last week that th<: v.om an's husband. Mark. wa:-. in northt:rn California when th1· murdt.'r Ot't•urred lit> ~ub ... 1· quently has returned home. ;ind the c·ouplt"s t•h1ldren :.in· bc1n).! 1•a red ror by relat1 v1·s. nffin•r.., ~;11d FBI Re01ains Silent On Death at Sea Polil'l'. who rnpt•d th1· homt• off duri ng a da~ -long 'tl'nt' 1n \'t•st1gutwn f''rida~. 1·tlfu~c to d1~ 1·uss !ht• casl' Thl'v also ha\I' Jskt'd neighbors noi to disrn~' dl.'ta1 Is Mystery still s hrouds the death of ph Cas tenada was round by a Coa:.t Guard cutter crew out or Long 8 each at l 1 !">2 p m . I l 1 s believed that the v1ct1m had been aboard J 2~Hoot :.atlboat registered out of DanJ Point Harbor. lhc day ht' died FBI SJ>t't'1al agt•nt John :'\tor rison said toe.fa~. 'there 1s an on going invesllg~llon but \.\t' will not bt.• respon~1H' to question~ until 1t 1scomplt-kd Morrison s aid an autop~y on Castenada ·~ remains has bct'n completed but refused lo release lhc Official l.'UUSt' of death Fun1.•ral services for Mrs /\11 ckrson. describt>d h~ neighbor.., ..... ;in t•\rt•lknl mother <ind hom~·maker. "''rt' st·hedult•rl th1 :-mnrn1n~ ;1t llol y Sp1rrl (.'.dholll· Ch11rd1 111 Fountain \ <t llt'\ Tht: dead 14Uman ·s nc1ghl"1r Mrs Lynn Ucl'amp. who d" t·overed lht• body. mourned tlw loss or ht•r rrumcl la:-.1 "-l't•k our yizar round bla.Zl'l.r pz.rha.ps tnz. rnoet pract1ca l bla.ze..r you111 rcvczr 'W'Yl..ar. durable. dacron and wool ,v..;ave.n ma uruqu(2.. oopsack we.ave-~ pzrf<Z.Ct for busmzss and.. traw.l fiv<Z. gr<Z.eli shcdrz..e, 1nc1Udiaj n~w navy, .... ..-.a. nzwport bluz,, bro.>1n, tan end bot.tJ~ ~~n (1 I 44 f'bshion I land· Newport 8t!a cfl·714164·1 5070 1001 ~stwood Blud.· nt-srwood VUlogt.•.:,ll:l/4 19·7727 DAILY PILO T Monday Ma rch 12 1970 Ju~• · f ~oas• i11 ;t ~ \Kt'lllNt . or-. TO l'KtHOIUS~" .lu'll ""'' tht' p.1-.1 \o\t't•k1•11tl our I lr .ir1i.:1• I hunt ) 1 t•h•li111tt•d th1• Uotti llll 111\ 1•r,,lf', 11f 11-. ,,., '''""" f1,.m I ..... 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I.. on t·nt·mv post 11111" .... 11d X1nhua In c·vt·r~ 111-.t.11)l t Ch1m·sr t rnnps inflicted lw 1\ \ lo•st 1111 llw \tel 11 • .111\l ,, Hano• hail ,1 c·minll'r du1m for lhl• t.'J">krn end of lht bord1:r It !.>Jld C'htnl'l>l' art1llt-rv then• fired more than 3 000 round.., into ;,in .Jrt•a of V1etnum s toa~tal Qu<lng Ninh Pro\1ncl' dt>s troy111g Cult Linked To Taking Of 2 Babies WINSTON·SALF.M NC 1AI» homes and 11 cc•rum1cs rectory Tass. the official Soviet new!. ag{• n('y . 1n a dtspa tch from Hanoi s1:11d th~ Vietnamese Red ('ro-.-. acl·u:-.ed the Chine!>e of t h1. ·massa1·rf' o f hundreds of t·1v1hans C'htldrt•n. women and old iwopl<' ANOTH•:K TA~!'> n•port from llano• ... ~.11d lhL' Ch1nt•w were movtn~ fronta•r mi.lrkN posts to t lw "outh. dl't'JI 111to \'tl'I name!.l' ll'rrttory in l.:..ini.: ~>O Prov1nt:l' .1 n d 14 t• 1 l' r 1 't I 1 I 1 n g 1 t h 111 t· ( 'hsne:.1· lhl·n v. ho h<ic1 . ned from tht> JrNI l'arltt·r It ... aid 1n one 1n"lanc1• 1.000 t•thnt<' ChineM· lwd bet•n rC'si ttlt•cl Tht· Ch1n1 ..... J.!11' 1·rnml'nt t•hargc•d that ~" n·t ..ind Vt(·t namc:.t• pn .... s un· forc<:d the L~o t 1an Comrn11n1s 1 J.!O' l'rnml•nt Ja"f Wl r•k lO l'X~1·I {'h1nc•,..(• ad v1s t'r" and kchni<·1<in!-building h11¢hwHys Ul northnn Laos It accused ll;rno1 of t1~hteninJ.! its g rip on its northwt·-..t<·rn m·1ghhor 1n furthl'r:i r11·1.· of its plun" 111 don11nalt· 11 <tncl ('.,rn hod1a. tht• two otht•r lndo1·h1nc"c !.l<.1lcs "TO CLAMP DOWN on th1· Lao pt•oplt.>'s r c ... 1s t;1nt·f• and ... tcp up thur t•nntrol of l.,11,..., thl' \'11•ln;im1·-.i· au1h11rit11'-.. d1· htwratc:I~ ,pr1·a1I lhl· Ill' uf '" t'i.I ll~d Cl11nl''l' pn•pa rat11Jn" for .1 ·~ ;1r c1f agi.:n·..,s 1•in ugatn!.\ Lao~. 'thd.:h1nt'!:>l' -.J1d NATION I WORLD Admiring A rt work Firs t lad:r Ros alynn Cart<-r. ri~ht . and Oph1ra !\a\On wife of ls r ach l'res1dcnt Y1t1.hak '.'\:.l\on. aom1rc art\\ork in tht.· pres 1denl1<1l rc:~1dt>n<'<' 1n J1·ru:.alt·m on Sunda-. B(:hind them 1s ~O!-i h<' ('ustl'I .., painting. \\'all of Glon {1t Jerusalem ;\.<non . a:.. prc·~td,.nl. 1:. ht·ad of stat1~ ~t'nachem Regm a :.. prtml· m1n1st<:r ,.., hl·ad o t tht.· ls raelt goH~rnml·nt ... 11nk1ng up th1· Jlr with 11r:ing1· blossom!. We r1:placed tht: J 1 r "11 h ... moi.: .rnd ~rci' , • ., "11 h l~co stands \1111 as for th1· 20.000 population of 1889. wc'v"' added .1 h11ul I wn n11llao11 A relt~1ous cult said b' fo rmer followf'rs lo l'mplo' drugs. bt·al1ngs unrt olh•·r 'wlence 1~ bC>1ng invest1~<1ltd in <:onncctwn with the wcekl·nd k1dnapµ1n~::. of two 1nfJnh. poltt't.• s<11d Authunt1cs warched Sund~·' for a clu1.• to the wht•re<1bout~ of Sheba .Jl'IC>r . 22 month-. anti Monique L ato~J Bro wn .'I months. I :1kl'n from tt1e1r bed .• Saturday Their mothers belong to th1· cult El Paso Rests Uneasily \\ 1· 't• l'omt• i.l loni.: wa\ in 90 yt:ars l.11ok1111-: li;l('k . tlw ofhe1al newsrwpcr of our Couotv ~'"" · 1111 I latly EH·111ni;: Bl :.tdl', gives you s ome.: 1ns1ghts of ltft· m Lht· tROO:-. i.IC'ros" our region fo'OR VACATION. a front-paiw advert1sem<'nl informs lh:.il \OU c·;in -.lay at Brooko., !louse tn La~una Be<.1ch for JLt-.t $5 50 a Wl'i.'k /\notht:r ad dctlarcs. II \.\Ill n<1t <·o-..t you any m1Jre to s pend tht· s ummer at t 'al altna lsl:mrl than 1t will to remain at homt• Campinli( ground <ind watt•r frf'•• · I hrt'' Hoot Bt•N "":.ts Lout~d on pa gt• one a::. "ThE' l;n .. 1t 'lc·mrwrnnt:c.: Drink " Fashion Stables at the corner of ~lh ancl SH·;:111l0rl' ~tn·t'l:. in Santa /\na promised St~ li-.h H1gs and Gcnllt-llorscs ·· Ftr ... t National Hank of Santa Ana boasted paid in t•up1tal of $150,000 i\S t'OR TllF. NF.WS. ont' stor) in th1: 18~10s paper was hl;'ac11m<>rl "lloaxes About Cannibals·· The lower headline 1·\pla1m·ct. 'Then• 1s ;\"ot Near So ~1 ut·h M<Jn Eating as (;l•nt•rally fh>porwd .. C'..rtil1n <'Ynt<'S mig ht t·ompare thf' 1800s to Orangt· C:ount' t11da~ and suirnt·st that the only thin~ we ~ot with 1odPfH'ndt'n<·c• frnm Loo;. Angeles was a lot of populatwn .111d tht· HJnt" footbJll tc·am 1\-. for J.!l>V!'fllmt'nl hcr t• ~J )'ear s later. we're still tr) tnJ.! to (·xi rtC'all• 11ur!.1•h I'S from L<is Angl;'lt.•s 1nflut•nc·<"' ~a~ ht• "'''II g<'I th1· Jilli dune in Lime for our lOOth an 111 H•r..,:11 V ,\I at th1· ''l'l1IPnn1al 1·1·lehnit1on. ma) be we ~hould 1'1•lt•l1rall' hv tt·anng rlown a few taco stantls and plant111g "om1• c·11mm(·rnorall\'f' orange trees North Yemen Cites Attacks KlW/\I T 1 AP 1 < 'on,t•rvat1v1• North Yemen llJ rl i.I y <H' l' ll "t• rl M ltr x I st s l>U th Yt•m1•n of Ol'W oir attacks on 1t!. hordt>r 1>0!.ts <11•s p1t1· Ar<>h Lt•agUl' d<'m<1nd-. fnr a c·1•asl' fl rt' A Norlh Yl'mcn broadca"t sa id South Yemt:n pl ane~ bombed PoSltlOOS in the arc<t Of Jlartb, a border town ulmost J()C) m iles southl•asl (Jf San'». tht· North Yemeni capital S GT. F'RANK MABRY of tht• Wins ton Salem pol1tl' dt•tect1\1• hun-;1u :.aid warranb have be1·n 1::.suNI for two men. mcmbt•r•; 1,f the New Hope Uc•hvl:'rance ancl M1ra<"I<· Cc•n kr. /\ third man .... ubo bcin~ sought. he• said Charged with two counts or kidnapping earh wPrc Manon Mar tin .Jr. 38. and Nortnan Wilson . 18. Mabry said No war rants have been 1s!->Ut.'d for thl' third man All thr~c were s till .. t lar(.?e Sunday night. Pauline .JC'll·r and ('arlott ,1 Brown. who s hare a house. told polt1·c three·m c n broke throui:h thc1 r front door about 4 30 a 111 Saturda) and took lhC' chlldn 11 IN TllF. EARLY 1970s. th1· r hurch had a mt•mhersh1p or mort• •han 300. but 1t ha., 'ltnt•t• dwtndlE'd to ahout ~10 ch1lctrc·n and :10 adults, pohC'e Si.lid FormC'r members tolc1 th1• W i n ston-Sal em Journal th1· t•hurch abandoned its Christian prindplcs whe n it was t akc.:n over by Ocmorie Hay Robinson. son of the chur c h 's rounder. 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"a ~ rnl1e<1ll) tnJUrt~d Tht.· prott•slt•rs pulll'd 1 tw woman from hC'r eur and b1·ul ht·r until pol11·1· <JrrtH•<I Ml'' 1can authorities said nci.!ltl'(!'nl hom1l'ldP C'har~e!" will bt· f1lt·<I against the woman ON FRIDAY. l '.S. lmm1f,!ra t1on and Naturah1at1on St:n 11·1· 30 seconds isn't ·-enough. 11fftC't'r' rtt-portPd 135 '1l'x11·:1n rt·-..1dent-. mus t h' woml·n ..., ho "t'rl' r'lrill-rcd 11H hu~t·s tJktni.: I ht•m to their Jllhs ;i-. m.i1<.b 111 El l'asn h11u::.1·hnl<ls M .tn) of th•· w<1m <'n wc·r1• n·turnl'rl to .Juart•/ hf'fon• thl'~· 1·11uhl l·11l11•r1 tlw1r Wt•t•kly pa) 0 t ·u-.111m' 11ff1t·1:.ib 1mm1gr;1 I ton gu:.irfl, anrt f.I P:1~0 I adwal p 11 I H' t' t· on v ,. r g l ' d 11 n t h ,. Aml'rtt'<lll -.11k of I ht· honfrr Saturda.)> n1).!hl . hul El Pa-.o M a} nr Hay S:.il;11ar ordered l11c·;ol polH't• tu !.I ay o ff tlw hr1<1 g1·' "htl'h an· fedt.>r:il prupt•rt\ .. Al u time w he n p eople a r c d<'ma11 d1n g m o r e 1nform u t1 vc a d vcr lls in i.t. t c lcv1"1on a nd radio comme r C'tab arc gelling s horte r The trend 1s to 30 second spots. O r t ame for abou t 50 w ord.-; T h at's n ot e n o ug h t im e to te ll ever ything con s umers wa nt to know t h ese days . p r ices. col o r s. gu a r a n tees. w here to fi nd it. what it's m a d e of a nd so muc h mor e In a n cw..,paiwr adH•r t1seml·nt you t•an give lhl· full details -in 30 seconds the average reader ~~n ab~orb 250 word~ That's five t ime:. a s m uch in for mation a s can be gamed h~ s p e ndin g an cqwvall'nt amou nt or time walchan~ t elevision or lis tenin g to th e r adio l n~tcad. u d vertise wher e you can tell a com p lete stor y without being ti "ftt st t olkcr " In t h<' Dail y Pilot. And. n ewsp aper.:. le t a con::.u mer pause t o evuluate. re read and even clip you r a d as a r e minde r Newspa pers always h ave b een the hardest w o r kin g m edium We I hank t ht> rut u rc I oohs better than ever . . . . . Wr arc the ~t<wn t1 .tM I 1 'l'l'Lf' t fly "''" btf , .... ~ .. " ,.,m ""'* ., n \4111 llafMl'dll'IO ,. •> "" """ ti ~ ltfl .. AM 14 JO ~~aMMIO ~ .. f'IMClllll I\ allll Hl)4"'1~0 411011t ti/Cit m•ln rl ... '1 •• llWI Mh\l\\ljJCll IM lttO •1111 lltt llllnelt Men., ,..,..,.,_ <-''"' ...... •1••.0'1' """" t 1tl(llttl111 U l*"IV• eoulll _. ffWI> ltoMfll'e ., .. , Sa~lll Nlfttftflt •leftt llW lteO ltl-Ill Ille Qwtf Cttle• •••• 11n """ ~ uo Trw rtoo I\ IHt titan --lrO!'I llOOCI .i-et MOtlM Ill , WI 8'fl<l.it -•-I II lo llt I Ifft -tlooO •I-by llW •1111 ...... ~ NIWPOltT llEACH -Sur1-<on Oll ten• QOOCI 1tom ntlt \lr .. 1 10 '•"'" .... ltl-wlltl wetle<IY •-II el I 4 IHI DAILY PILOT 642-4321 TeflMVel..., .. JI v.s.S .. ••rw S-. li.f-_,, Mlelweil~f'Mft -• ..... vine • ~ re..il• to .. , •• lfWfiflt ""'*' .. "'" ·- HUNTINGTON 8fACH lllrH mll• ¥1\ltlitlly Wlllt ..u!llW•\I Wll\ll Air le~•I,,.. o4 '6 ...... , ••'" I•"'""'"'• ,,.. ~· ~llWI tOll 1111i.n ••• ,, 19QOOd • ' t i t i t t i • I t \i i I J t. Jl • f ' Monday Marcti 1? 1979 OAILV PILOT AS 2 'Lucky' In Crash Of Plane Art Thefts 'Mystery' Police Report Investigation at Dead End SAN OIE CO 1At' I\ cr-.shlundmtc m M 1t•tt111lt• urt-i. of lhJ a C nll fornt a t•uu Id ha v.- meant dt>ath for a flaghlund Puk pilot and ht' -.oman com pan1u11 Uul 1t tunwd out lo he• luc·ky 111~1 .•11<1 Tht•ir pr1v1ttf' plane l'UOW do'A II 'A It htn 'olJ(ht ot two Aml•r1rnn mrd1ral volun ll•t•ris Author 1lH•1> 1>u11t K1d1 • .H1t J C1lrl'I, 21t, a..a .. ht>J v. ht•n ht• UH•r s hot J dirt Jlr,tr111 nt'ttr tht· Huncho Mt'lin,.: .:u~·,1 r .u l(•h 130 milt' :.11 uth1•11 .. t o{ 1'11uanu Gor e l fnu·turL•d h1::. Juv. anti somt' Vt'rtebnu• 111 tht' r rK::.h lh-.. pas11t:'nger. J unl'l C 1:.l'll v. hoM· age anci 1t1ld rt•:..., "t' rt' not known, :.uffra t'd J P<)1>1>1blt• ('on CUSSIOO and numt-rou11 fJCIKI euts Accordmjol to authont1l'1>, th•• Sam antim::., Hoy Clark clnd Van Martin. rw.hcd to lht' µlane and r escued the inJUrl·d tra,elleri. the n madt' tht> 150 n11I<'. four hour emer~t'nty trip with them to San Dael(o's Ml'rCy Hospital Sina t Ir Shrl t"~d EDWARDS AIR F ORCE RASE IAP1 Problems with tempora ry surface tiles on the spac•e shuttle Columbia kept the s hip. still bolted atop its jetliner f e rr y, fro m makin g 1t ::. scheduled piggyback ride to Florida The Boeing 747. with the 75·ton shutlle ndm~ on its back. was ( __ 8_TA_TE_) due at Capt' Canaveral. Fla . over the w<'ekend. The two-day night was postponed mdefimte· Iv. however. while technacians at this South ·rn C<.1hfornia mstalla· lion. tackled the proble ms Tht> National At•ronautics and Spa ce Administration said that during a brief test n ig ht Friday, tem porary foam tiles that had bt>rn taped to the shuttle ramr loose and some pe r m ane nt tile::. were s lightly damaged Prolw Cont. i111W• SACRAMENTO <AP1 The fo~BI 's 2-year·old probe of stall' pol1tics 1s still moving a head despite only two indic tments. The S acramento Bee quotes a Federal Rureau of lnvest1gat1on spokes man a!-. sayrng The FRI 1~ probm~ possible an fluence·buyang and corruption Despite nearl~ one year of pro· cccd 1ngs by a fe deral g ra nd Jury. onl~ two minor associates of forml'r state Sen. Alfred Song. D-Monte rey Pa rk. have been in· dieted Job Ch0Uen9ln9 LOS ANGELES IAP> Adel· egation bound for Ger many on a m1ss1on to convince German leaders to extend the statute of limitations o n prosecution of Na zi war c riminals faces a challengan~ job, aet·ordin g to the group's leader f ,alling 011i of Lo1~e AP Wtrt ..... 10 <;t•nt• and Lynda Ballard st•ulcd their divorce papC'rs 10 a m1da1r t.'xchange O\ er Anl10ch. with the h elp of attorne; Slevl' Sehlossl•r T he uruqm• t'l'remony. which e nded a 16 yt.·ar m ;.trnagl'. v. a:--made ut 10.000 feet at about 120 m tll':,.·pl·r hour. Lynd Rogers ' name appears more lhan any other on ballot:. m.11ll•d today to deter mine who will take home the 1979 Country Musil' A~ard1> The awards will be \oled on b~ 2.000 me m bers ur the Academy of Country Music and will bt• presented during national!~· televised rt>remonies at the Holl) \H>od I'allud1um on May 2 • ROGERS WAS NOMl!'ll.\TED for Top Male Vocalist and En lt•rtamer of the Yectr. as wc·ll as m the Vocal Group or the Year sect ion along w1I h Dolt ll' Wt·st llis philosophy·of-life song, "The Gambler ... has also hl't·n nominated for Song of the Year Although nont.• of Dolly Parton's erforts were nominated m the song or n•cord categoric::., s he is a candidate for Entertainer of the 'r'c-ar and as Top f'l'mak· Vocalist of the Year. along with Crystal Gale, Loretta Lynn. Harbarn Mandrell and Anne Murray MISS LYNN IS ANOTHER entry in the Entertainer of the Year race, which includcs Ro.v Clark and Willie Nelson. Vying with RoAcn, for Top Male Vocalist honors are Larry Gallm. Merle Haggard. Eddie Rabbitt and Don Williams. Miss Murray's "You Needed Me," 1s a contender for Song or the Year against Rogers' "Gambler," Charley Pride 's "Burgers and Fnes," llaggard'c; "I'm Always On a Mountain Wbeo I Fall," and ··!\iama Don 't Ll't Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys." by the writing team or Jc·nnings l':clson THE JENNING·NEL 'ON :.ong 1s alsfJ in the running for Top Smgle or the Year Other nominees include· Nelson'!> "Georgia on My Mind," M1::.s Gayle's "Talking in Your Sleep." Williams· "Tulsa Time," and Miss Lynn's "Out of My Head and Back in My Bed." The Album or the Year nominees are. Nelson's "Star Dust". "Y'Ail Come Back Saloon." by the Oak Ridge Boys: Ronnie Milsap's "Almost Like a Song ". Rogers' and West's "Every Time T wo Fools Collide," and MIS!> Murr.iy's "Let'::. Keep Jt T hal Way " I N ADDITION TO THE Oak Ridge Boys and the Rogers and West team , the nominees for Vocal Group of the Year a re Dave and Sugar. The Staller Brothe rs. and Miss Ly nn's team-up with Conway Twitty. Jn contention for the hunors in the Top New Male Vocalist category are J ohn Conlee, Kenny O'Dell, Ronnie McDowell, Con Hunley and Lee Dresser The nominees ror Top New Fem ale Vocalist are Susie Al- lanson. Christ y Lane. Zclla Lehr, Bonnie Tyler and Charly McClain SAN f'Rl\NCISCO 1AP 1 When~ a $1 m1ll1on Re mbra ndt musterp1ece hung ror 30 years. the M H de Young Memorial Museum now displays a portrait of the 17th century painte r by an unidentified disciple . Re mbrandt's "Portrait or a Rabbi" and three less valua ble pa intings we r e s tole n last Christmas Eve by a burglar who pried o pe n a s k y lig ht a nd l o w e red himse lf in t o the museum Police report their in vestigat1on 1s at a dead end. but th{• FBI s till has an active in vest1gation under way an other ClllCS TWO OA VS AFTER the San Fra ncisco burglary. the Art ln::.t1tutc of Chicago was v ie t1m 1zed b) thieves who stole 19th cent ury paintings b y Paul Cezanne from a storage room The value SJ m illion Chicago police als o say the) haH· no s us pects or leads in their case The Art Ins titute I!> 0Herin1; a $100,000 reward for in fo rmation leading to recovery of the three painting::. "There are a lot or rumors tha t they went out of the stale. that they wen t out or t he coun· try But we haven't been a ble to s ubstant1utc anything yet." s aid FB I agent .Jo<' Aaron of the San Fra ncisco wo rks "There's s till a lot or work to bt• do ne in var ious plac('s around the coun try " "WE'RE J UST SITTI NG a nd waiting now we've l'Xhau~ted all of our le<.1ds ." s<11d c1l} burglary 1n~pec·tor Tom Smith Actor Victor Kilia11 Slai11 By lnlruder LOS ANGELES tA P 1 Police say they believe lhf: an truder who br oke into cha racter,; actor Victor Kilian 's apartment and beat him lo death m ay have had a pass kl•y They said ther e was no sign or forced e ntry to the 88·ycar·Old actor's apartment , wher e he was found slain Sunday by his son, Victor Kilian Jr HIS APARTMENT had been ransacked and he wa s found ly ing on t he living r oom floor 1n front of his tcle\'1s1on ~et. ac cordrng to Detective James Troutma n. who said Kilian ap· pea re d to have been a ttacked while pre paring a m idnig ht snack Police said they did nol know 1f any property was taken. Kilian 's c areer s pa nned 40 years and he appeared in 130 films His most recent role wa:. t he "Fernwood Flasher ." in the 1976 "Mary Ha rtm an. Ma ry Hartman" television series KILIAN APP E AR E D 1n vaudeville before his firs t screen a ppe aranc<' 1n the 1936 film .. Road to Glory ·· He a lso played in "Ramona," "Reap the Wild Wind" a nd "~venth Heave n." No funeral arrangements have Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean or the Simon Wiesenthal <::e nter for Holocaust Studies and lead er or the mission. said the German establishment seems to favor ending the statute of limitations Hier said a leading interna· tional public relations firm in Germany refused to arrange press coverage or the effort. "Arter two days on the telephone the firm was unable to find a single public relations firm in t hat country that wo uld help, because they reared those with opposite sympathies would take itoutonthem." he said Union Rejects New Off er ,--.bes--'e n a-...,nno-unc--ed ----i SAN DIEGO 1AP1 "It looks The offer. according to Ray like we·r~ going to dig in for a long Bryant. local president of the In· stay," a union om cia l said today t<'rna tional Association o f after th lates t orfer al General Mac hinists a nd Ae r ospace Dyna mics was rejected by 1,000 Workers. provided a minimum strikin~ machinists. wage of $3.50 an hour along with The vole Sunday was 303 203 to a 10 renl hourly increase every reject a three-yea r contract or t 2 weeks unti I a $4 base 1s fer General Dyna mics offic ials reached. There also would be a express~disappo~i~nt~m~e~n~t~~~~q~u~a~r~t!e~rl~y~c~o~s~t-~o~f·~li~v~in~gl!.!in~c~r~e~a~se~.:..._~~==~==~=::=:=~"i. No Boozing Street Drinks Bamwd FALLBROOK (AP ) -The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has ba nned drinking on the streets In this town. The ordinance provlaes for a $50 fine. It was sought by the town's businessm en, who say rowdiness a nd drinking have scared away poten· ti al shoppers. NOW IN COSTA MESA GUADA·LAJARA RESTAURANT HOMIEMADI MEXICAN FOOD OPEN DAILY 11 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M. 665 P~ULAllMO c:__. ........ , ..... .... ,...., ..... c ...... a.tt COSTA MISA 540.2392 .. Your bri dal set. That moment of love ca ptured forever. SLAVICK'S I H F.i h11m hl.tni.I • M1· I \80 Nrwport Br.cch L •l(Ul'i.i Hills • Wl·srm1nsrcr , .. -~" ...... ~~ .............. --..,...... \,_ .... t.,.,.... ~.\ ........ _..t M•••tW" 1Ji.rn1und briJ.11 'ol''' in 14 k.ir.Jt w llow go ld. A daily rl·mandL•r of tftal ml'morJble day. A. $475 B $450 c. $300. 'Whoever got in therr wa:-. a pretty good burglar. but not a good art thief," Smith added "tr he kne w art, there are many valuable paintings th at were left behind " Smith added, however . that 1t 1s possible the burglar may have been a steal·to·order thief. who got exe:tctly what hl• wanted WHAT TllE THIEF' took v.a:-. Rembrandt'!> 31 by 251.iiHnt·h pa int in~ of a beardt'd rabbi wearing a red l'tJP Jnd gufd chain. plus three oth<>r 17th ccn tury paintings worth a total or S62,000 a naJ:ht n\.er scene by Aert Van dcr Neer, a harbor Sl'ene by Willem Van der Velde and a Rotterdam c hurch 1ntt:n or by Anthome Delorme None or the pamtings was ins ured, which 1s pol1ry for t he ca t } ownl'd Ferries Keep Set Schedule SAN FRANC ISCO (t\J>1 The opera tor of <1 rcrry ser vice sa id re rne:-will contmue run nmg between San Jo're:tnt•1sco ;ind Berk eley until lht' lfay Ar<•a Rapid Trans it sy:.tem 1s fully operational Bob Van Amtmrg, pr<'s1dcnl of Harbor Carner-.. said the boats will remain on morning and t'\.ening schedules The boah IE-;n t' th<· Rcrkclc\ :'tt a rm a at 7 30 a m and depart the Ferry Rulld1n ~ an San Fran ('ISCO a l 5 30 p m mu::.cum's S200·milhon a rt col lcct1on, said de Young informa lion officer Charles Long "One person could have done it easily." Smith said The in s p ecto r added there is n u evidence the painting has left the state or the country. But the Paris·bascd international cr1mt' f1ghttng agency Interpol is atd · ing an the investiga tion. THER E HAS BEEN specula lion that the paintings may havt· en tned the world or 1nle rna t1onal art thievery. and perhap:-. were sold to a wealthy art col lector who will keep t hem hid den Alan Raer. pres ident of the In t<>rnal1onal Assoc1at1o n of Art Security in New Yo rk. say-. "ome 15.000 art works are s tolen in the United States in a year and less than 2 percent are rt· cov<'red A fT~R THE SAN Francisco lhl•Ct . t 1o1.1) guards wer<' s u-.. 1w nded for fl\t' days fo r alleged ly failing lo make their rounds The museum h ired a pnvah· t·on:.ultin~ firm . SRI l ntcrna t1 o nal . t o reco mme nd new secu rity measures a ll of which huve been <1dopted. One of lhl' recommendatmns was to re rust> lo talk to the news media about M'l'urity m easures. Long ... aid Sl'rur1t\ 1s of unusual C'Oncern bec·aww tht> famed .. Treasurt'::. of Tutankhamun " exhibit which has drawn O\'erflow c rowds at olhe r t'1t1cs across the l 'n1tcd Stelle:-,, "'"I ~ at thl' de Youn~ mU'\l'Um .Junt' I St·pl 30 Roller Skater Cited Mildrl'd Pn·zioso. of flol l~·'\'Ood . s igns a citation s he was issued for s k a ting o n the Vemce Beach bike path Sunday It was the Los Angeles Police De p artment 's first day of a crackdown o n s k ater s us ing the bikepath. r estricted for the use of b1c.vc lisl !, only Ano ther skater. unide n - t1f1ed. in lhl' bat'kground 1:-. about to rece1\·c her c1tat1on ' See the Saz Spring Collection in South Coast Plaza on Monday a nd T uesday. March 12 and 13. Informal mode ling from 11 :30 to 3:30. Cocktail and evening highlights in dazzling colors, fine silks and intricate hand·sewn beading, the splendor of fabled nights. Bodice bedazzled: scalloped jewelry beading unfurling pe nnants of turquo ise silk. F ine Dress Salon 1.magnm South Coast PhtZJ Costa Mesa \6 ll.4onday M111c..t1 14' 1979 Tnom.n Kt!t!vtl E<J1tor o.,.,oeco."u"''vP••o• Editorial Page .............................................................................. Growth Ju tifie OC d ral Court Onl'l' ..1~.m't h·g1s l;.itJo n h.1 ... tw ·n mtro<iuc·(•d "'hw h . 1r c•n.tl'lt.-d . \\l ll lJJ·in~ .t frtll•ral c·ou rt lo Oran~t· C'ounl\ UnJlkt· t•urlivr lc•~1'ilat1\l' .ittt•mpt., the• b ill n ·c·t:nlh 1n t rm h1t·1•d h~ Ht•p .h•i f\ Patter ... o n . [) ~ant a Ana. wt•k., tu t'rt .. 1lt· ,1 '"'" JUd 1<•1JI th-.trH I rovt-1 m•: Or .ul.:t· ".n1 Ht•r11a 1 tl1110 uml H 1 H •1-.1dtt t•ount w., Without qlil''t 1or1 und "'1t hu u t t l'!)ort 1n~ l•' p1u\111 ,·1;1h:.m , tlw lq thl..1t1un .,huuht ht• t'IHH'lt•d Court~ .1ft..r .111 , 't'' "'' t ht• puhl1<· And ltll'n' I!'. c•nou)(h puulu · "1th c•noui;:h ft-dt-ral lt·~al pro blrm!) t n 111un· t h11n 1u,llh pl.u·111~ " h·d,•r.!I 1·11ur t in Or .1n.,•1· Cuunl\ T h:tt ., hrn tw 1111t h\ th1 • f,1l l th.it lh t· µropo.,t·d th1 t·t· 1·011nt ~ Jlltllft.al clh lrtt'l "'"llld t·unt ~11 n tlmt 1• l>l'OJlh• tha n liH 11( tlw ,.,,.,t111g !1~1 l 1 ..., t o urt <11 ... trt('l' \lmt'U\l'I t ht• t•,1-.t111g Ct•ntral l>htnc·t ul \\-h H h C>ra n~t· Count \ '' lhll t t'UH 'I ' ~.92 1 "(IU&.11t· nlllt·., holthng .1 J>O plllJt 1on Ill t'"'t''"' 11( 11 ml I ho n pt.·r,on' A rgu111g 111 I ,I\ or ol J Ot'\\. fvdf'rnl JUci lC'1.1I ch -.tntt 111 lht• l'OUllt \ " 11ol a11 .1rgunw11t for t·x p:.rn .... w n o f j.!O\ t•rn rlll'Ot l.tl'tlVlt \ IL 1:. dt.'.trl ~ Jn .1q :u nwnt 111 f ~t H•r ol ~oH·rnmt·nl l>r1n g1ng"' M'I'\ ll't' 0 111 v at µrm 1dt•:. l11 lhc JHI hlll· 1l .... _., H'' Anoth r New Curb lll0W1fl g to 1t:-. a µpa rc n t poltc} of eroding F1 r~t 1\me ndmc nt pre::.::, fre ed om rig hts, t he U S S u pn mw < 'ourt has, in <•Hett. u phe ld the.· government 's r igh t to ob l:Jin record s of r e portc•rs' pho ne rails wit ho ut notification In the t•arly 1970::. 1t ap[>t•<trs to h ave been fairly t om m o n p ra('ti<·t• for gov<•rnment officials to obtain lo 11g d 1sta n ('(.' tl'll•phont· n·c·o rds o r Wa s hing to n JOUrnalis b . In a !-.IX·m o nth 1w n od 10 1974. fed erc.tl offic w b l'.\ <Jrt1111cd r ec1>rd!-. of mon• than 2.000 s uc h call-; m ad(' b v tht· Wa!-.hingto n hu r<•:1u o f t h<.· New York T imes · T h en Aml·rt<'a n Tt•l<'phont-and T e legraph Co a d opt I'd lJ rult• t h at proh1h1tcd com pany officials from ha nding 11\ t.' phone: rPn1rrb w it ho ut <J ~ubpocna . AT&T a lso re riu1n :d prompt no t1fu:a t wn e>f :.1 c usto m e r w hose reco rds twd bl'cn turnc.·d m ·t·r llow(•vt·r . 1 h t· not1f1t CJ l1on could be sus p ende d for 90 di.IVS in l ht· ('lJ 't' ol c rimina l or legislat ive in vestigations T his rult· "~,.., <·hng('d by reporter s a n d publis hers who t h u rgccl lhal J\T&T wa~ continuing to turn over r ec or<b of thous a nd s of e<Jlls witho ut no tificat ion . c laiming gm ·t-rnm('nl tnH•sl1 g &.1t 1ons were involved ~ T h<·y c·onlt·ndt•d lhl· F1r~t Ame ndme nt s h o uld p rot ect 1 tw nt.·w.., mt·ch a fro m m v<1s1on of con fident ia l record~. /\ rc·d Nal appc ab court n .•Ject cd th b inte rpret a tion ;ind now thtt h igh <·o urt h as u phe ld that re1ect1on . A!-. 111 lht• St<J nford Da ily c<:ise . 10 whic h t he S upre m t· < '1111rt t nndoncd s urpri!:>e police searc hes of ne ws room s. t ht· pho ne r ulrng rN·ord could have the effect of further d r y ing up m ·ws !-.OUrc<.·~ It ,., n •I :inol h<•r <·xamplt· of th<· Burger court's <AP· p;1rt•nt par;ir101<1 with n·g:ird to lht• n<'WS m c clrn Airport Challenges Thi~ proma::.c•::. 111 ht· :.a c n t1c·al ~e ar for bele ag uered O range Cou nty Airpo rt us t he lon g a rms of two fed e ra l .1g t•nc·u•s rt'a('h into ;11rport opc ratrng policies. Al tht• n·q ut•.,l o l l'e,unt .v offic ia ls. the F ed eral A v w t 1011 Aclm1111::.trat1o n c F AA 1 htls delayed until A pril 3 a ht•<•ring 1010 <·hurgt•s hy C..:on lmenlal a nd Fro ntier a irlines I hat lhc eo11nl v has d1scnmmate d against the m by re fus - ing lo autho rtl.l' tllt'lr U!-.l' Of t he a irpor t. The• t•otmly a s kt•cl for m ore lime to pre pan· a n ·-.1m 11M· that w11l t·onv1nt·f' the FAA that over c rowding o f tht :a irport f:w ilit y. r California -Arizon a ro ute n•qut•sts hcar<l lro m still mon· a irliincs s ee king r oute s o ut of Orange County In a dd1l1on to Air California and Hug he!:> Air west whic h <Jlrc acty fl y o ut of Orange Coun ty, applications are pe nding from Contine ntal. Frontie r , PSA. Western. Ozark .ind North Central a irlines. A CAB res ponse is e xpecte d I.ti c this week Whe n tounty s pokt·s m c n pointed out the lack of e n '1runml•nta l impact reports fo r the n ew route r equests. th <• C AB ~<rnt this would be a separ ate issue. t o he taken up m hearings a t Was hingto n While lht• FAA d 1M:r i mma t1o n hear ing 1~ ~cheduled to he h e ld locally. the CAB procedure of conductin g he ar· 1ngs at loc atio n!-. far r emoved fro m the area con cerned :,t•cms g ro!-.s ly unfa ir to those who have to li ve with the loc a l u1rport und its m a ny proble m s . • Opinions e xpressed 1n the space above are those of the Oa11y Piiot Olher views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader cocnmenr IS 1nv1ted Address The Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Pho ne (714) 642·4321 BoydiHook or Crook By L. M. BOVD Up jum ps another t.beory :-1bout the o rigin o r th3t phros t> ·'b y h ook o r by crook " ln the Middlf' Ages. lhP woodt. on a ny rnanor belonged solely to th .. lord or thP placf' The lord liked has trees trimmed high so h1s hunlmg parties could ride un- lkar Gloomy Gu8 Now that Sen. 8rlgg• baa H f'R the Jlghl, tell· lng hi• lnaurance bual· ne11 .o be can devot' full tlm • to th e l .. ialaUYe Job be WH eleet.d to do, do you 1uppoee Sen. ScbmJta mtsbt take heed? 8 .K.fl. ~·.~1 ::·,.~::.~~:.. ·~·. ·~:. _,_,.,,, rtflK1 -·--.. ... ='"' ............... .. r~0.1tyl'1i.c. de r t he branches safely. bul ht• certaily didn't want them c ut down. So t be serfs who lived thereabouts werP only pe rmitted what ri rewood the)' could reach with a prun ing hook or u 11he pherd ·., nook You've r e ad that the av e rage man 's brain 1s heavier t h a n the itver age wo man's brain. But were you aware that In relallon to totaJ bo dy weight, the female braln wcig ba aboul four ounce& more than that or the male? T h e r e are 28 stude nts named S m ith l n one of Houat.on•s schools. a nd 20 of them a re ln the same home room clan. Q ·rr a cb aJn re a cUon were started ln tbe flaalon of the byctrosen at.oma lh tbe world's oceans, what would happen?" A. 'lbey'd tum \nto a mua or rire that would bum for about four montba. accordlnc to aom cslculat.or1. Scary "4>llon. Rowlund Jt:,•uni,/l{olu--r t No vak • Church as 'Rogue Elephant' \\ ASHlNl: I O N Whtlt: .ut l I\' 1 '"' t 111 .: t h 11 t 'w n ~ r .rn k ('h urd1 I> ld.ih11 trlll(hl 111 11-.1· 1wtth.''IOl1lt' ,,, llw rn·w t•h;.111 m .H\ of lht• :-..•r1,1t1· l"urt•lgn Ht!l.llw n" l'u1111111llt•t'. Jdm1rnblr <ilt0n 11( ht·1,lf11 ..rt· an lt·mvo1 ;1ry 'ihrn·k 11\il•r lilt' :-.l111111111i.: 'lll't'll of hti. ul 1.11·k:-. 1111 ('111 lt•r pulH'll'b pa1llt·ul111I} orfH·a..11 .. ~1lh .,hu11 llll' ltlUrll'" F111 1'11•\leli 111 l :.tt tt•t lh1" ''"'"' "''r111u" l111uhh· It w11l lend I II " I' I' II I u I l h l' I t h l' l(•l JI bl·t~t'l'll I ht• ,. \l'l'Ut I\' ,1 II cl l h l' I qp .. 1 J tu rl' tl.t O ~t'fOU"IJ ~ Wldl'llt'tl b ) I ht• p u., l V lt'lna rn l'On i.: I t':. .. I 0 II •• I l' I a 1 m -. l •1 m akl· r11rt.'1gn µohn l'onbldt'r111~ l'hurd1 :-. pa:o.l, h1:. t·ond ul'l d uring h1i. orw monlh ..,., t·om m 1tt<'e t·haarman :.hould not l>e a ll lhat -.urµrn.ans.i "Look. one or Chu r<:h'i. Senalc col lt'agut's told u:., "he dad a 180 Earl Wat~rs dt•l(rt'l' fl1 pn op 011 Taiwan wht:n he< rc•:ul the mall from buck h otrh' n ut hai. lht• While• HOU!it' f111 i:ottt•11 that ht• d l<I ,, s1m1lar ,wtld1 011 IJl .rnt•11 for S uu<l1 /\ra b1 J" Tut; TAIWAN "(11prlop . W (lb pJr t 1c ul urly 1rksom t• lo lht Whtl(' Hou1w For two years . t'hur('h h ud quietly been presi. 1111: ttw l't.•rl e r adm1n1strallon fo1 qu1<·k normallzatao n with C'ommumst China Not onct: an .111 thul t ime do While lfouJ>e or Sl.1 It• Dt•partml·nl orflcwli. re l'a ll ham 1•xprt•M,1ng conC<'rn ror lht• fJlt• of tht· Natwna h!'>l r1• .:amt• on T.11w<.1 n T hal wa!'> bt'fon• Lht• mail ar r 1vt•cl on his dt·:.k from Idaho \,\hen• ht· wall run for .. r1flh St•nalt' tt•rm 111·x l .) •·a r Arter that. cha1rrnun Church 1ssuea .i -.1.1tt•mt•nt <·allan~ C<.irtt·r to task fo r h.1vang rJ1ft-d lo obta in from lht• Pek111g govt•rnmt·nl ., ('Om m 1tm(•n1 .. not to n·untfy T :11w<in and China b.> fon·t· T hJl m Jy ht• par for Church's <·ourse Ill' 1m porl u ncd o ne nembcr of has commallcc la:.t year lo support U.S :-.a le of f' 14 a ircra ft lo Saudi Arabi<t On lht· next morrung. he stunned lha l t•o lleague by voting <J ga1nst tht· ''lane deal. which waf. bitterly oppost.'<1 by Israel AS CHAIRMAN or lht' com miltee that used to be the moi.t prestigious an Cong ress. Church has drawn heavy n at ion al allen lio n ror ha s s pt'ec h a ttack ang Cart.er ·s fa1lurt' to prcssurt· Saudi Arabia to e nd its "rt· i.1s tance ·to the Egypl1 a n Israeli peace package Again . the only om c1als surprised by that attack on the nation which 1s the chwf "uppher of foreign 011 to the lJ S Jrl' lhost' with s hort memon es Churc h h <is bt·<·n Jokingly rulled the "Sena tor from ls raPt in Senate cloakroom:. lf1s 197fi prt•:.1de nt1al camp::11g n wa..., luhricat ed with co nlri bulwn:. fro m thf' ArnPrican·J t?w1sh c:-1101 m un1ty. and h<' c ll'arly looki. 111 "1m1la r contnhulors to help w1l !1 ,, pot enlaally d1ffac ult rt•elect1un campaign next Yt'<ff YOU TAKE mis ONE. ANW~R~ I'Vt BAGGt.D NW LIM\T. , , ' ' ' I ,J. .. I,, -c:s_ ~ '"'"~P I -r '._'_,,,,-JJ) , , ""• Pl ayanl( e thnic p<>llUC~ with::· fore 1 ~n policy 111 common m the·· ~t'nat e . Whi1l c oncerns thl' Carter administration is that t•ha1rman Ch urch is showing no tt•nde ncy to change his ways un d1 •r l ht• c·halle n ge or nt•w n•11 pons 1hilitles at a time fJf j.l rttul dunger <1b road for th1" country . '. T llRF.f: TIMl!:S an the past s a"·' "'t·ck11 &•cretary of State Cyrus _ V ;1 n c 1• h lJ s r o n s u I l t' d w 1th C'hurl'h. ho ping to cement a partnership that m ight s mooth Cartl·r·~ fore1~n policy pro blem ... wllh Con~res:. Thts has becomt· .i n urf:?C'n t need with Sen I toward Baker or Te nnf'SSCC. th(' lkpu bhcan leader . trumpeting the• l•nd of b1part1sa ns hip on the rw w o;truteg1c arms treaty Carlt•r. Vanrc a nd natio nal "'' l' u r I I y a d v Is l' r 7. b I~ n II' w ll 111·11 ns k 1 h . W a I ll•r Cit•orgl' Sance then. I he• l'h a 1r mun ha:. t•1ther been a ·pron·ssor... '<ut·h as Church's µrc·dt•c•t·ssor. John S pa rkman of /\la b ama. or a "preacher ." su('h a11 Spa rkm:i n·..,. predecessor. J Wilham f"ulhr1~ht of l\r ka ns a:-. (.'llURCll'S t'IRST few week-. hJvt· ht·<·n clo•wr to f''ulbra~hl ..., than Sp-.rkman·.., Rut u nlak1 I' ulhrighl. C'hurch ha::. manag1•cl not only tu angt'r adm1n1~tratr1111 11HH·1ab but abo to a lien.th t•om m1ltec· ('Ol ll·a~U\:'~ C'h urc·h long ago .:ained a re- putation a::. a &•natl' rough r11i1.c•r ~1 o nth ... bl'fo re m· t•nded 111-. prob•· of lht• CPnlral I ntclhgen1·1· ,\ 141.·nl'Y ht• told repu rlcr-. th~ Cl /\ h:.itl bel·n OJ.K'rtittng "hkt· J rogu1· t•lt·phant ra m pag1n~ ou t of c•ontrot · Hut 1n h ...., own rt'P•>rt ""ut•tl /\pnl X. l!J71i. no 1•h .1v1• lo pn•,1dl'nl ial <!tr"' 111u1 Tht• llou.,1· 1nlt·ll1g l'rH·1· V11mm1llt'1· ... n ·porl -..p•'l'1r1e·al ly I l'fUH ·d I tw l't1a r)!I' ('a 1t1•r . Va 11c·1• a ncl -.111111• 111 t 'hu1 rh ..., n1ll1•:1g111•..., \\(II r v th.tl 11 I ' Fr .ink l 'hur1'11 1.1,ho 1-. l11·c·11m1nl! th•· · r11gUl' 1•lc•ph~1111 1 .1 m p.q.:1 n)! ttlll of 1•11 nt roil < on-..1dl·rtnl! lht· r1·1·11rd of h 1• 1 ltll' month c lt,11 rm ,1,..., h q i "111 h 1.1,urr' 1..., iu,11r1.1 llh· lieutenant Governor a Costly Luxury Rcgardlci.s of apµcarnnt·1., Asse mblyman Bill Loc kyer ·, proposal to lie ruturc candidate::. for J{ove rno r a nd lieut enant go vernor togcth('r us u hullot learn was not a rca ct1un to \ht· rccenl C'lcctaon of a Uemocral 1e govl'rnor and a R ep u bli can ht•utc nanl governo r J\ I th o u ~ h L o c k y t· r 1 s a D c mo t·r al . a nd h1 :. cons litut1onal ame ndm e n t m ay ha v t' see m ed a parl1 sa n :-. n 1 p c· a t tn l·u m b en l R ep u b li can Ll Gov Mtkl' Curb. ht• wus m 1.•r c•I ) pu r s uin g a pct notion which he had 1rulu1lly proposed be fore Curb ever tho u ght of running fo r any office Nc 1lher w a s t h e id ea 10 pa tl~rn the ele<'lion or the two top slate orr1 ciab a fte r that of th e prcs1denl1al e lert1o n ne w 1n th e Le~1slatur<' Its rt'Jl't'llf>11 h)' t h <' A s ... t' m b I ' 1-: I t' t' t 1 o 11 " Com m1lll't' eur l~n th •~ month Charles McCab e \\ ai. but anutht·r rt·huff to lhl' .. chc m e which 1i. now lwJ?1nning lo l'(row g n ·y wh1 skc•r" IT Wt\S f1r .... 1 pr t•~t·Olf'd 1n m odt•rn t1 m1•" hy lh-pub llt•an Si·n Donald Grunsk} bat·k in l!l7 I (;r un:.k v ha<I introclucted his ml•as ur;. sulc•ly for t h(• p urpost• of a mt•nchng out the· p r11v 1s 1o n for th\· l1t'utl·n::1 nt governor to '<•rv1• a~ presiding o fficer of tht• Scn ak Had he slur k with that has bill would no doubt havt' passed both houses. For lhl• anJectao n of an o fr1 cer of t ht• ('Xl'CUllH' branch O r ~ O v (.' r n m l' n I I n l O t h l' I e $! 1 s I at 1 ' l' bra n <' h rl ea r I ~ , 1 o I a t ,. -. 1 h t• 1> r 1 n t' 1 p I 1· 11 r .., ,. p ,, r :J t 1 o n 11 r p o w l' r ' Furthl'rmo rt'. a-. a prat t1 r <1 I ma llt•r 1l "l'r"l'l> n o ui.eful purpoi.l' ana!>tmuch a ... thl· t1llr a nd pos1t1on or .. P rC!>Jdt:nt of the Sen ote " 1s an empty one without any power or meaning IN RE<.'ENT Yl'Hr!-. thl' amount of taml.> a hc utcnunt J!Ovcrnor has spent "prcs1d1nu " over tht.· Scnal1• ha<. IH·en con~1dtrabl ) le!'.:. than lhl· final two manu tc:- o r 11 foothall gam1• l'Vf'n a s l''<lt•n<frd J :. lht• ltH1tl1o1ll 1·r-.. managt· to m J l..t· lh u ... t· i;w "l'<'o nds But som<'wlwn· along lh•· t1n1· c;runsky hll upon lh• ll'ilnl t·onct•pt nnd wh1•n ht• 1rb 1•rt1•d that amendmt.·nt 1n ha-.. prur.wl~.11 ht' sunk the hil l • l. 0 (' k } l' ( h ;J ' '"' JI I I'''\' cl d1suppQ111lmc nt ovt·r thl· latt·l-t follure or lhl' ball. an:-.1!-tt1ng that th<' voters wo uld bl' rctt.•pt1H lo has tdt'u af tht• mt:'a!>urt· wen· placed o n lht' ballot Maybe !'.O. but 1t .... f1 \.1• to 11n1• I h t•\ wo u ld be a lot m o r1· r\•rC:pt1w to hi... propo!'.a l 1( ht· would a ml'nd 1l to t•l1 m1nalt• Hll' uffl<'l' ot l1c ut1·n u11t goH•rn111 t•nt 1 rel~ EspN·1all) f lht· plt11n fa r t l.\t'r" madt· kno~n th.i t 11 t•osts them mon' lhan $1 m tl hon a year simply for tht• luxury or havrn>{ a ~pare governor an ttu· t run k 1 n <'a s t• t h <' :-. 111 1 n )! governor blows out t\NO THAT. dt'ar friend:. 1-. a ll lht• consl1tut1on rcqu1re!>t of a he utenanl goH~rnor. thcit ht.· <it'I 111 tht• pl an• of thl' gov1·rno r 1r lht• 1ncumbl'nl die~. res ign~ or 1s unal)lt• to 1untl1on ~"t·n in th« 1n:-.t:im·l'" whe n lht· go\'c rnor ...., :i h -..t•nl f rom l h « !>ta l l' th1• lll'ut enanl gov ... rnor's na nds uri· d r l ' I' t I \It• I ... t l<'(I ., n d h ,. I ... 1wrm 1tll•d to du 11oih111g ul111 •1 1han lhal :.pt•cif11·:d l\ <1rdt•rt·<1 h~ I ht· gov1•r nc11 With nothing tu tl11 t'.\e't•p11ni.: 'lim l' 1·t•rt•m on 1t1 I ·r 1bb1111 c·111t1ng and t'Xl'lud cd for n il 1ntl'n b and 1>urpoi.cs from lht· Sl•n;llt'. som1· "busy work .. ha:. lwcn 1·reuted hy lht' Lc J.(1::.latw 1· ,tnd Lhc governor. nont• of wht l·h ha:. been essenllat or effect1 vt• IT C'OUl.O 81-: 'aid t hat 11w II ( r I t' I' h a .... IJ e t' 0 Ill l' II II .1 naC'hroni"m t'.\l'l'J)t for the fal'I thal 11 nt-H'r .,t•ned any purpoM· from lh1· beg111n 1ng l\o bellt•r 1llustral1o n or lht• u:.elci. ... m•:.::. or lht• offi ce could tw m<idt! than the reporte d quip of r o rm t'r I.I c;ov M e r vy n t)y mally whe n. afte r the lasl 1•IC'ct 1on. he wa s asked 1r hi::. 'ut•t•t•si.or h<•d t·ontacted hi m r c g ,1 r cl 1 11 g t ht• I a k t' o v t' r Dy mally replied . "lie ha s n't but 1( ht• <IOl'" 11 won't take f1\.e' m 1nult•-. lll <lt·t ~111 all or thl' c1ul1t'" Cold Turkey the Only Cure for Broken Heart There 1s u B t•vt>rl y lfllb p11ycholog1sl who te lls us lhul al you want to gel over somebody who dumps you after u passiona te a((alr ofthe hea rt . rotten eggs can help This 1s the idea You began to think of some parllcular bit ofte n d r e sse that moved y ou Rr eatly dur in g lbe course 0 r y 0 u r glorious rung T his bothers the hell out of you . m ay even bring you lo te ars The thing to do Is to !lnlH copious ly of {1 cup or CfU!fl that are well over the turn Alle rnalivcly. you can 11lick your tect Into A bucketoCicc water Of. If fugitive s tray memories. like the iMt.ant you both looked al the Medl~rran an from Eden Roe. 1bould come to bother you. you can shoot them do wn with a CIP, platol l'heae are out • t ~w or th~ In IH'OIOUS bits ur "bt•h av 1or mod1f1cat1on" put rorth by Dr Zcv Wanderer in his b<>Ok called ·Le tting Go .. Th1i. lus t refers Lo the business o r coping with what used to be c alled a broke n heart '1 don't know what 1t '~ c alled by the sexuully liberated . but sure ly not thul 1 He also ~aves a 12-week course on the subject to the sex ually bereaved of Southern California Leaving "beha vior modifies lion" aside . which I think as mos t· ly damned nonscn11e, with the ul 11 malt' and Vl('IOUS objec t or con t rolH n~ 1 he mm di. of people you don 't la ke. let us l'Xa mine whetht'r u nythrn~. really. should bt· dom· about :i brok<'n heart SUCH HEART as I huvt.'. and 1t h as bccndc11cribcd as abouta11 big us u bent dime. has been tern· p orully broken a numbc.lr of tames So has most l'verybody clst'·11, and none or uii . I 'm sure. h a d t o emplo y th e mor e a dva nced ploy of Dr Skinner a nd hlssthool to get o vent I'm not s ure I would (•are to a~a1 n AO lhroul(h Uw ;.ing:-1 of somt.> or m y more p:11nful dump rngs. but. now th<Jt the) art• dom· with. I havt· l'Omt• to look upon the m a:-learnanA t·x pt•n <'nr c:- und damned valuable lea rn1n.: t•xpenences a t th<it 'l'hat you learn more b) )our failures than by your i.ucccssei. 1:- u propos1t1on I have ac('eptt.'<l for m ostofmylife The re are thtnfes 111 lift.• )'Our an ner drivf' C'rave11 most des pt:!ralt.> ly, like starring with V11 nessu Rc dgravt.• In th(• L1fr of Trots ky, or iiomt.>thlnl( You ~1vt• this your btlst 11hot ur. hots. a nd an time you d iscover thal you nrt• in the fell <•lutC'h or <'lr<'Uffi!ltan<'t'. und Va nes:H• 1s not lor you THE MOST vulua bk 1hm~ I have leamed from wom ·n 1s lhut I like them , and somellme!i quite o lot, so long as I a m not In love with them. Love. and its old·ra11h1ont·d consequence und con com mltunt, mt1rrla11~. l8Just loo much for me. If I had e>tper1m •nted with rot ten tSU~S und cup pis tols i.nd tur ned whnt wu8 o ft e n rr11I ;1n.iu1sh into somt: exerc1st: in e·o mpet1ni:: responst'" or dt· 't·lop1n1t "new coupling skllb . I ma ghl not huv1• learned th1 !> h11ppy lesson TouJ!h a:. at :.ound::. the ans wt>r to tht• t-nd of an affair is the natural om• Onl' ~weal~ 1t out, a nd often quill' hlt•rally a nd at length I do nol care to t hank a bout all the moist 11heets I have wakened on bee· a use I did mil live up to the ex-pc<'t utloms o( My On~ True Love. I RE Mt;MIU:R one parl1r ular t1ml' when a ll woR lost More ac euratcly, I compleltily for~ol it I kno w thut I we nt to WashinRtOn. D C . ror ten dt1yl4, und to th1~ day do not rcm{'mtwr whcrf' I lived , whom t suw. or what I did Rut. when I got back to New Yo rk. the.• thing was as dead us the Red Kni11htsoru1swr. f sugl(est that the e asiest wny o ut . in m u ttc rt1 of he ttrt ~ bro ker\, may not be the best way Ther '!! something to tX' "Old for learning things the hurd way Llkt', you r eally lt•1t r n thl'm LOCAL I CAUFORNIA ~· Mwch 12. 1979 DAIL y PILOT A 7 Clemente Pier Area Shows Shame Weeds and Debris Make La11dseope on Eyesore Ba tte red t rash cans spill contents along widewalk and roadway and tumble -weeds rnver a<'Ct·sscs to the pier. Run-down be ach cottages. motels and apartments nt•eding rcpu1r dot the area. Reports a re that money has been set aside in a non- profit corporation formed to redevelop the pier area. Plans we re to la ndscape the area . develop it as a park and eventually a seaside restaurant. To date, nothing has been done But the vagrants and stray dogs love it. Coal-operated Plant Due in California? SACRAMENTO CAP J -Coal, the Dinosaur Age fuel that sooted the s kies of the Indust rial Revolution. could be coming to California for the first time to produce the electricity of the s pace age. As the state and its largest utility weigh what would bt' Califo rnia 's Cirsl coaJ.fired power plant, a prime question is whe the r the slat e 's already smoggy skies can stand the strain. MANY ARE OPTIMISTIC about fa ncy new devices, some tested in J a pan, to reduce polluta nts that the burning of coal s pews into the air. But others oppose adding any fossil· fuel dirt to the s kies. At issue is Pacific Gas & Electnc Co. 's proposaJ lo build a two-unit. 1.600-me gawatt coal-fired powe r plant to be dubbed "Fossil I & 2" -in Northern California by 1986 T h e Ene r gy Commission 1s r ea ching the end or the long process o( r eviewing the utility 's application and deciding whjeh of four proposed s ites is acceptable for the S2 billion project, expected to provide electricity for a m illion people. AT THE CURRENT stage in the ( ENERGY J However , a federal Judge over· turned the m atn nuclear law this month, making the nuclear power is sue a question until court appeals are settled Geothe rma l a nd hyd roelectric plants a re obvious ly l1m1ted geo gra phically and generation of elec- tricit y from t he !>Un 1s s t ill ex- perimentaJ THUS CALIFORNIA CAME to the situation whe re Gov Edm und Brown Jr. could state last May t hat "our of- fi cial policy is one of encouragement , of working with the p rivate sector a nd with universities and the federal government to bring about a coal technology which is compatible with the quality of life in California." PG&E submitted its application to the Energy Commission tn December 1977. It plans to use 16.000 tons of low. sulfur coal a day, bring ing it by train from Uta h . T he p l ant c o uld a lternati ve ly burn fue l oil o r agricultural or municipal wastes. process, the three Sacra mento Valley THE UTILITY WOULD e mploy sites would seem to have potenti al · 200 to 1,600 persons during the fi ve air pollution problems while the years ll would take to build the plant fourt h site, on the Sacramento River and would hire 300 persons to run it adjacent to Suisun Marsh, is being e ventually. Under the 1974 law that quest ioned for possible adverse im-set up the Energy Commission, p act on wild life in the delica te utilities have to go through a two. federally protected wetlands. pa rt 36-mon t h pro cess t o get The four sites are : permission to build a power plant. The first part is the "notice of in- tent " or NOi, in which the utility pre· sents at least thr ee alternate plan site s. The Energy Com mission , through lengthy public bearings and volumes of information, decides if at least one of those sites is acceptable and if the utility demonstrates the need for the plant. -Batte. in central Butte County. fi ve miJes northwest of Oroville and lS miles southeast of Chico -South Yuba, in southern Yuba County, four miles west of Wheatland and 10 miles southeast of Marysville· Yuba City. -Willows , in central Glenn County, six mileswest ofWillows. -Montezuma, in Solano County, al the confluence of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers , four miles north of Pittsburg. IN ADDITION, THE state Depart- m ent of Water Resources announced a year ago it is working on plans for a coal-fired plant to provide some of the electricity lt devou rs pushing water around the state. And Southern CalHornia Edison Co. announced last year that it, too, ls thinking about building a coal plant in the Southern California desert, but bas filed no forma l applications. Coal, which bas fired power plants in other stales a lmost from elec- tricity's beginning, comes rather late to Californi a , where p ower is 1enerated from plants fueled by oil and hydroelectric, nuclear and geothermal energy. TRE STATE n'SELF bu no m.lna- ble coal deposits, allboulh several utiUUes have interes ts in coal plants ln other Western s tates. Edison owns a 1,500-megawatt coal plant at Mohave, Nev. But events have caused California to tum to coal. The continuJna oU Im- port problem and the questionable •vailablllty of natural gas make further dependence on those fuels ex- IF THE COMMISSION approves the NOi, the utility files an "applica· lion for certification" or AFC, seek· ing a license for a single s pecifi c site. Since PG&E submitted its NOi, the commission's two members assigned to the case, Gene Va ra nlni and Suzanne Reed, have heard m any hours of testimony and read stacks of papers. After the first round of hearings, the commission sta ff submitted a preliminary report last November. The s~nd round or hearings began las t month and finjshed tbjs month. THE FINAL REPORT, wi th Varaninl and Reed's recommend&· lions to the full commission on whether to approve the NOi, is due In late April. Then the five-m ember commission must decide, by this summer, if it will approve the NOi, possibly imposing conditions on the utility. The preliminary November report concluded that while PG&E's ex- pressed need for the power by 1987 was reasonable, there were stlll many unanswe red ques tions on health and safety of coal plants. "Currently, no electrical general· Ing stations tn California utilbe coal aa a primary fuel," the report stated. pensive and impractical. .. WHILE COAL-FIRED plants Further, federal policies are have operated for decades 1tresatnc use of coal over oil; the throughout other regions of the coun· Jat"t federal law requires a new try, many questions remain un· power plant to get a special Hemp. auwered resardlng tbe effects of lion to uee natural 1aa or petroleum. eoal combustloe of public health and 1af ety and on the 1enera1 environ· NUCUtAa POWE• au al.lo been • men& ... blocked for the Ume belnc lD the lut Tbe report aleo questioned whether year by I.be atate's nuclear laws, the three valley sites were really wblcb Pl'C)blblt new nuclear plants alternatives to one another, since the unW tbe federal 1overnment certllles air pollution problems could be tbt a aafe watte-diapoeal method. sameatalltbree. Amtrak's fares are as easy to take as our trains. And with this coupon, it's an e ven better bargain. S o visit that friend or relative. 'Id ke the kids sightseeing. And maybe for the first time, en1oy the trip going dl1d coming. With prices and comfort like ours, you can't afford to stay home. Amtrak's working on the railroad by getting down to basics, like cost~ comf<;:>rt and convenience. Beca use we figure if we're going to get you to leave the car at home and get you on board, we've got to give you a great ride. And a great deal. Call Amtrak or your travel agent fo r all the details. - ~ -DDMONHl1Jil .... ti.-i I Amtrd 411d Caltrans are offering spec14/ round· trip the tid:et oHice is dosed. or at your local Amtrak I excursion /ares Monday·Friday /or aty paus travel agent. When acc:ompc!l11ed by an adult, I between Los Angeles dlld San Diego. These /ares children under J 2 ride for hall. Tickttts valid Dec 4 are only available when tlus coupon is pre.sented. through May 25, 1979, and good for 29 dttys alter ._ It C4ll be.redeemed for one or more tickets at date of sale. No stopovers perrrutted. Faa1rru.les or ~ I Am==~·~~:::; ~J;:.:;cce:;; ~I 8 ,aw.-.-~,.,,,,,.,-·-iJCA . LosAngeles S -S 3.30 S 5.40 S 7.40 $ 7.90 S 9.50 S/2.00 S/4.60 .... F ullerton 3.30 2.20 3.90 5.40 7.40 9.00 12.00 1 I Stnta Ana 5.40 2.20 2.80 3.30 6.90 8.00 JO.SO San Juan Cap. 1 7 40 3.90 2.80 2.20 3.90 6 90 8.00 San Cleme nte 7.90 5.40 3.30 2.20 2.80 5.90 7.90 I Oceanside 9.50 7.40 6.90 3.90 2.80 2.80 5.90 I De/Mar 12.00 9.00 8.00 6.90 5.90 2.80 3.30 S.tnDit1go 14.60 12.00 JO.SO 8.00 7.90 5.90 3.30 I t:KJI.e. Round·trlp u cutlJOn 1.,.., •nd coupon M•lng1 011/~ ••flltble Mond•T·fl'ri<l•Y. -4.J ..... _____________ _ WJl'VJI MINWOBIMI OtltBiUR,RQID. Amtrd Stat.Ion, 26701 Verdugo Street, S.tn Juan Caputrano/CaJJ toll-free, ~8-3850. , 8 DAIL 'I PILOT s QUEENIE Lundberg Leads GOP Oolir Named Cent ral C o nunittee Seereta ry ...,,11nt'l111w' 1111 111 th· I• n-,• STtlH {l(l~01HYfA Yf 'lflH "•Cl<nl t (O\Ut ,,,,,,,...., I,, p_,.,,HJ ..... ¥ (lff M•tc n n ,~,,,. .u tPW' tQt" ,,, •1 U,.k,..,,.n ••u\b,u'fd ot Alf'"'<.',.'"' Di '~''·" ,.,.,. ~ < • tovu~ f"NJ'U"'f Of M;t••l•n W 4'1ll.f"t f"lt N••WPOt1 f'W!ftn r it 1 '"' n1 ~.,., t•om"' •nd 1'wVQ•~ """° ~ .. bOtn ~ U ,.no,, Sh# ,, ~t\O 'ut ..,1 w•·t1 hV 1 or~r"tdf h tlO,.f"n dnct I Q""'"' Ot•nt1d\llO Fu""''"' "'"•<•· """ hof' f\tt,, t'H''I Wt"drn---.01\Y M~• " U 1'11 '~ .t\ I 00 P M ~t '''" ')r'f\1th /.. r11l r'ldl Murr""'" 'fYtw.t(Mf CP'l·•l'lf"f 4 )1. 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"IU.IAM OOtltt 11( < 11111n a dt·I Mdr ha!. been 1·lt•1·11•<l w 1·11·l.tr\ o( tlw H1•1wt.ht a11 Stal~ Centrul \·111un11t h'1· Boh ('u111, 11( M1'1Mun V1e10 1::. the co11H111tll~· .. I 1r"t ,1,i.1..,t.111t ... ,'<·11•1 ary .... K•:P R08UtT BAOHAM, H·Newport BeaC'h. h•t' tweo nuo1t·l11·ha1rman of tht.• GOP Task force on t ·011.:rt-s1>1ut1.1l H(•fo1 It\ .and Hult-!-. Hallhum '1llld tht• I ai.k fon•t•, which will have a lt.ir1d 111 dt•H•lopan~ vo-.1t1un ... for lhe Republican l 'llUl u:. 111 tht• llou:.t., well lw looking into public fina111·1n.: of Polll1(•a l c·.irnpaa~ns. eledion laws, rult•!> of tht.o llous1• of Hepresentattves. committee i.lr uctun: m thl' llt>UM' und what lo do about mem· b<'J '> of lht• llou:.t: who havt> ~n convicted of fol1111H•S Miller Named Water Chief •hu""'°''""°''"~"'"<""'""rfrv Raymond Miller. ~cneral manager of t he :"~~~~,1:,~~~~;~r1:!:~J1~1,..;~ South ("oast County W e.tler District, has been •"Cl "' "'"""on «·m~•P•v "''""°' named board c hairma n for the Aliso Water ~".:'::,~·:,• .. ~-~'°M'~~~"~" ''' '""0 ·Management Agency POT CORPS Miller succeeds Carl Kymla. who res igned as general mana~er of th(' Moulton Nigue l bi Cllf\,.,. W •H1i\tn R <h .. nr '•"'" nt F'" l.l.Q 1DC'D? Ant4"f"IM (d f uf'J'rffl \#rY•<"'· wtll bt' l'I ~ ~ ~. .. that post last month . , along with his position Water District r-1•ld on r~., M'1rcn IJ 1"7' "'' • 00 PM •lf '""'° fl,~U ArMdwttY Ct"l.flOl'I wttP'I •nh rm,.nt it' "'"'"'''d" Nd ftOn,,t < •~Ptrrv Bf>U A,OMJw ly Mortud'• THE AL I ·o SACRAMENTO IA p l Waler M anagem e nl A pall comm1ss1oned Agency is a cooperative M<110111e by a pro-m a ri j u ana involving seven local "'·"E.,01111 M<ROR•E ··~-n• o• groups ~ays a s hm m a· sewage collection agen· OlfN.lot'I-. ro, •.• -.... Ca ""'~ 19SI Pa"''" jOrsty of Californi ans IWdY On M;)r(n 11 191'1 di <,I fdn• cies ~=n~:~~~.~;;~1·,,~~~.;~a~::::, ~;~ ~~: ~ 1 ~~ ~ ~ ~ ign gt~~ T ht-group formed .,, .,,.,,.~ 00111 ot CD<t.> M .. ~. c" '" in 1972 to construct a re· ,,, Mr•. Ann, .. rt1m"1onot Gl~"IO• penalties for growing ~ional sewage syste m ... :~'n';~~ .. ~~Pn" ':~~·:"~,~~.· marijua na for personal that is under construe· Qrandcn11<1r~n .... ,.,,,. Wiil M rw•k!on use lion at Ahso Cr eek and ;".,";!;;'"~~~:d: ~:: ::.~':::,~;;:,~~ T h l' N a t 1 o n a I along streets rn Laguna ,r ••11 ,., omm .. 01111r1v '""'""'"" Org an1 7.at1on for lhe Beach MILLER ,.,.,,r. _,., '""""'"''°""' "'"'.,.,, R ('form of Mar iju ana Th · d r th · f L 1 ..... tM""' 01ov• Mor1udrv "' ro,1,; Laws <NOR ML 1 said its e aRency ts <·om prise o e city o aguna M•"·' c •• \4C\m• Beach. Emerald Bay Service District, Los Alisos 1 fl LA MAf.,,11'!.~,, ,p,111,."' ,,, µoil found that 53 per-Wate r District, El Toro Water District, Moulton >df••~M •• '" P~·"'<l•• .. A"""M"''" t'l'nt of those qu<'stioned Niguel Waler Dis trict. Irvine Ra nch Water Dis· • • * UR . BARBA& S HELL STONE IPC lh e (>C1ltt1cal ~<.·1cni:r department at Cal Stale Fullerton will b.c> tht• sJ>{'aker Wednesday before the San Clem~nlt> Area Republican Women Federated The Republican women will meet at 10:30 a m at thP. Bay Marie Restaurant in San Clemente JUSTIN HECHT. a Newport Harbor High School senior who was na med o utstanding youth a ssociate fo r 1978 by the Orange County Republican Central Committee. will be the guest s peaker Wednesday whe n the Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated gather The meeting starts at 1 I a m at tbe Shark land Yarht Club in Newport Beach * * • THE SOUTH COAST chapter of the Nattonal Organnation for Women meets al 7 .30 pm Wed· nesday at Laguna Fede ral Savings. 270 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach * * * ATTORNEY AND EDI TOR Manuel S Klaus ner w1ll be the !>pcaker at T hursday's meet ing of the Libertarian Supper Club of Orange County Klausner. a Los Angeles lawyer and senior t!ditor of Reason Magazine. will talk about "Roll ing Back Taxes: What Next After Proposition 13 " The Libertarians will gathe r at 6 ·30 pm lll the Revere House in Tustin • * • ORANGE COAST Congressman Robert Badham will be a special guest Saturday when the Orange County c hapter of the March of Dimes and the Laguna Beach c hapter of the Cahfornta Republican Assembly conduct a benefit art auction at the Hotel Laguna The festivities get under way at 7 30 p m A donation of $5 per c.·ouplt-·~ ~1ng as ked • • • DOR IS ALLl::N ANO DORIS ENDERLE, co c ha irmen of Bu~ Bloc. wall be tht· s peakers at the Ma rch 23 me<>tmg o( lh(· South Coast Republican Forum. The dinner meeting 1s i.t:'l for 7 p m dt Barone·s Restaurant in El Toro For reserval1on!> call Carolyn Rapp. 551 3553 ~:~Q.~~oT~~~~~~:::~.:.·:'.:'"~~:; 'fr~ 7~~1t;:1 ~:~o~a~ ~~lt~a~ trict and the South Coast County Water District. ;:0•::,::;,:--~;;:,,~,:,.o;:~ ~~1':;~~htnp, other than a MILLER, WHO JOI NED TH E South Coast Facilities for develop ... AM . c .. .-,..,."..., .. 111 !>@ ,,.,., o" County Water District in 1967, will receive no mentally disabled peo Meet ing Seton Retarded 1""'""' al 1 oo PM Al "'"'Dor La'"" salar y or compensation for his extra duties. pie w·111 be "''scussed at a M.P"10r titl Cl\.lQPf ••tn A,.,,, .Mou1 UJ '4a1t,pa•toro1T .... fir••C11urc11 011n, The San Jua n Capistrano resident was a public meetin~ al 7 p.m N,,,.,~ .... ot <ian• .. A"" c .. "'"'""' Screerun· g member o r a committee that formed the water Tues day at Fairvie w l,.wn M-mor1a1 (hltf>M ~H~ TeMPLn agency and has served as director and a lte rnate State Hospital . 250 1 .. ~~"R:!~~ --r~::P~;,~ .. ':':::;;• ;~ director for four years Harbor Blvd .. Costa """"" q •• , ... t lhf' iJQf' ol ~~ Oim·c Set Mesa . .,,,.,,,.< • .,....., t>v ""r nu,bllntt r ,..,,. w T h e m e e l i n a t ~ f•mplf'.C.wP'K>"'"Y<l~wt111.,onJ•n~,.., E t ll Ne h ls h ... ,~ ., ... ,, ~urv••"" bY IWO \lep-..on A free lung screening s e a IC 0 s ponsored by Area X! Clot><" "lf'mptl'' 0' ,.,.,,, Mf'\A, r.. clinic ror ""rsons 55 and <Orange County, of the -fl.ct s:fu'\V"ll ff'mJ>I..._ ol P•rwt c;ro-wt' ~ .. o•o•,,..r•l<>MS•monotOn•on over wilJ be held from l De velopme nta l Dis r, .... ,. A111 S1moo o• L•ve11anc1. ,,., a .m. to noon Marc h 31 at N d c ii abilities Board. a state " 1 ''*"" 'i•mon ""'° t-4f!rn<lt. !tlmon t • ''"'" o• II"'-'""" , ..... ,and Wllllf'• the Red Cross Health rune 0 ounc agency that protec ts the .mon nl Tuhil 1""'· 3 ""M' 110~ M ainlenance Center rights of developmental ••II ol """_.," Ca Ann~ S1mo11 ot ly d1·sabled "°"'Pit'.' )Onvrr (Oto<-.,,,., 011 .. (.t\ton ol 7571 Westminster Ave.. Estella Nichols . president of the Anaheim t'~V rM1•1. c .. Md" 01 r""'''"n Av•M• Westminster Se01 or Citizens Club, has been appointed an .::;.·~:.~· ,:·'~~;~··:~ ;"rx,w;:,..n•,,',a~,,~ Volunteer nursing stu· alternate member of the Orange County Senior RHYS BU ~Cll lLL , "'~'n'm r"'"""' '""'<" "'"'" """' dents from Cal Slate Citizens Council. executive secreta ry of ,...nlat HMllO•l~wn M•m<>rlftl P3,. Lo B h ·11 the Area XI board, said 1Mt "'-""'"• Mo''""'Y """''o" ng eac w1 s how Mrs. Ntchols. appointed by Supervisor Ralph RetMEll film s and offer printed Clark. replaces John Harms. who resigned re· that because of un .. !~ .. ":::'rE,,'-p:,i;:.::;w~;i;;tt,;:!.°~ ma le n a Is exp I a in in g cently. favorable reports from 0 ,.,. Surnvt"<I bl' 1 """' Phiho c lung screening. Mrs. Nichols also has served on the executive parents al last month"s ;.;!~~~ ~11,,:9s.'?:'a"~~a""~ .. d-:,~;:!~! No appo intment is board or the Retail Clerks Union Local 324 and on meeting, administrators L!:::::.-....-- •m••v Q••••""~ ..,.,.,1u• ,.,,,o .... necessary. For mforma· the Anaheim Capital Improvement Committee. of pr ivate skilled nurs · ~-;~:,!~t ':!~/1 :.".','/,'.' ~::: tion. call 898·4547 ing facilities have been Y.ortua ry<11rtt1or' requested to make brie f w1NcHesTe11 3 s h } Off presentations H~:~;E~:.. :~~~s~~p;,;:~ c 00 s . er Parents s a id t hey ,.,ayonMercn• 1•79 !'>urv1vrllbyhl< were unhappy about the ;~~ ~;~:~·~.~f~:3~!11:~-~... Deaths S treatment th eir l .... d(llll dr•n and , qr•a• p o.-.ish Class y oungs ters have r e · ~rftndchhdl'"l.'f\, (,ravr\itle 5"rYICh 81 ~..... Cet'ved l·n some of the 11 00 AM T~ Marci\ 11, 1<11<1 ,., Els he Pt clhc ,,_~mortal P<lr~. PocltlC el.A) re facilities. Ms Burchill vo.,w Mortua1~e:~c:'"~ Coastline Community College will present a said. c.eRAAo w•LLI-c ON1<L1N. ,, nine-week Spanish course for travelers at three Also a t Tuesday's 7 """"' ot trvi~. ca Pmed oiav on COLUMBUS. Ohio I AP) Orange Coast high schools beginning in mid-April. p. m. meeting, Fairview Mitr<ll ''· "" H•"" '"1'"" lt~ll4'• -Donald c. Power, 79, Th ·11 h t d t to e e 111 •n•on•• H1011 sc1100• .• .,.,., "" e course wl teac s u en s conv rs director Frank Crinella 111uo111 c11em1wr tor,, vears. H" retired c hairman o f with Spanish-speaking people by stressing work on will discuss proposed _9_••_a_u"-'-"'-.t'_51 __ ~ __ ·s_eoi_r_~_•_n General Telephone and pronqnciation, oral practice. sentence structure housing and e ducation Electronics Corp., died a nd conversation. for developmentally dis Sunday at h is home The course will begin April 16 at H~lington a bl e d res id e nt s o SMl1l4 & TUTHILL MOllTUAllY W8TCUff CHAf'a Crerretory • Flower Shop 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 f'llaet P OTMHS SMITM'S MOltTUAIT 627 Matn St Huntington Beach 53~539 Power was n a m ed Beach High School in room 132 and Ap~l 17 at F airview chairman a nd chief ex-Costa Mesa High School, room 108. The third l~a-More information eculiveofGT&Einl959, lion begins April 18 al Fountain Valley High avai la ble from M· and co nt i nu e d a s School. room 207. Burchill at 731-4787 chairman until 1971. -------------------------------- SHERMAN OAKS <AP ) -Televis ion scriptwriter James F rlh:ell, 59, died at home here . POLITICS I ORANGE COUNTY RAFW:tT1· Class Se t ... .....,.~ .... ~ .... ~ ...... ~ .. On Career Auttlor CJa.ire Robbuis wilt discuss "Managing Your Own Career'' at a 7 p m. March 15 dinner meeting or lbe Purcha~ ing Management A~ soc ialion o r Orantt c County al the Anaheim Sheraton Hotel. A pre dinne r pant.11 discussion on ··How to Market Yourself" by ui. mg .. people skills" wall start at 5·45 p.m . More information 1i. available at 176-2990. LAGUNA BEACH SCHOOL OF ART Spring Quarter Apr. 2 -June 2 • Je,.elry • Art H•s•ory • Pa1n11ng -8egonn1n9 & A dv•l'C8d • 01aw1nq & Comi>0~111on • l:>tUIPIUf"' • Pho109r<1phv • llf P D•;i .. 1119 • Wa1erco1or • Cotor & Design • P11111mak1ng • Cetam•C$ • Ao~u • Children s Ari • S•one Cd1v1n(I • Commu111cat1on U<'S19n EVENING CLASSES • Ps1n11119 • Photogrdprly • C11ram•t,. • O•aw1n11 • Jt'WPlrt drt drt school exoer1enc~ w1\h J unique env1ronm~n1 Write Phon• for 8roctoure (71 41 494-1520 2222 Lavuna C.nyon Rd. Laguna 8-h. Cahfornta 92651 \ ... ,_FAMILY COlOMAL fUMHAL HOMI PALO ALTO R lch•rd·Kleem•n Lazaru, 34, of Palo Alto died T hursday in a n automobile accident in the Sao Francisco Bay area. He was the son or Ralph Lazarus , chairman or Federated 1Department Stores Inc .. ;the CincinnaU-based parent company of I. Magnin, Bullock 's Northern California and others. •Well, maybe so . . . . . . . . 7801 Borsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACIAC YtlW Ult IOtttAI P~U Cemetery Mortuary Chai>el 3500 Pacift0 View Onve Newport Buch 644-2700 MeC~ MOltTUARtts Laguna Beach 494-941 5 L~unaH1lls 768-0933 San Juan Caoistrano 49>1776 MIAMI <AP > Kermit Sellaler, 64bwho filled 32 l'ff<>rd ol urns and 15 books with the "bloopel"S" that broad-IAL'n 1 ... 0H N•AL MOMI ca.slera made on the air, 946-2424 died Tburaday . Hla CO.I• Mesa favorite example w11 073-9450 radlo announcer Harry Von Ze.ll'a lntroduclloo l&L llOADWAT mon! Lban 40 years aao: MOITUAlY "Ladies a.ad 1enUeme>n, 1 ~==Y tbe Pretident or tb• e42·9160 r Unlted St.ates, Hoobe.ri ...... ---------~ HHVff." Your 00use can be a On a $15,00> loan. good sourced money When rronthly payments are for 120 you need extra rroncy. With a months at an annual percent second rrortgage loan from age rate ol 14%. Total of pay· Canmercial Credit. you can ments: $27 ~8>. bonuw up to $25.(XX> on the Call~ today to apply. value of your home. and we'll find a way to help. NO POJNTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY. COMME~IAL CR_..EDIT C~TION &j &:\ ~ flnanclaJ service of \:ICI CONTIPL MTA CORPOf\ATION A loan of $5.000 and over must be S«ured by a combination of real and ptrsonal property COSTA MESA • 370 t . 17th St.• 645·8700 HUNTINCTON BEACff • 16075 Colden Weat St.• 847· 7771 Ml ION VIEJO • U395 Alici• Perkw•y. Suite l • 770·2651 ORANGE • 1111 Town a Country Rd., Suite 26 • 547-S87l {tHll t.llt ..... ,_. "'••C.tlo •• th•>I>•• , .........•• ,,.., ..... •But talk Is so cheap -and so transitory. •When you want food bargains -prices you can count on day In and day out, the proof Is in print .In the grocery ads in the Delly Piiot. •Confused by all the conflicting claims? •Shop the Dally Piiot, get the facts, com- pare .•.•. then you know you're really getting the moat for your money. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 / . LOCAL I CALIFORNIA I NATION Monday, March 12. 1979 DAILY PILOT A9 Horses Man's 1st Love Plaudits Awarded By Rabin Circus Performer Happie8t in Ring Delly ~ ... "•" ....... PERFORMERS ACKNOWLEDGE APPLAUSE John Herrtcott Has Spent Ute as Showmen By AllTll ll R VIN 'EL Ol I ... o.llY PllM \1•11 T1an, hund&unw und l(r uyrna ut the tt'mplei., John tlerrwll lounl(l'S bcsld • hus trull~r homt·. within 1.iht uncl i.<1und of h111 1tock In traclt' und rm;I lovt· "l 'v.-bt-t•11 111it1111 m> life My f•tht•I' did llw Hnnw krnd ot work l do !)(•fort• mt• und I workl'd with him,· 11uy;-. lll'rnoll. 4ft, horal' lru1ner und exhibitor for Clrcu" Vur~u11 Ttw r11c·u11 111.1\, .11 1111' llunt lllf(lclll ( 'cnll'I lhl uu.:h I Ul''duy Olj.!hl 0 "1 t · t.. IU K IU O 1"1 Ki\ N •• w .1.\ ~•• to '"'"'k 111 111111 the r1·JI '1\111 ltl r1ghl111i.: .i lJloody ".1 r H1 l\v1 l•11.!'J' t•Jr:-. c1g11 111· tlwn "1·11t ll• lhl· \l11111l'::.utJ ~t hoot 11( lh1,1111·'' 1111 tht• l:I Hil l .tnd IJ1•c amt .a 1 uurthuust' re p o 1 ll·1 runn111i.: J ... tt·no~raµh mac·hme 1n. ... tt•ud ot a string or Arabian!>, And.ilu~1.in11 ~nd Ap paloo:.a:. A GI budd~ told him court re porting paid wdl, but Jl ernott was more arcustomed lo a horse's bare bouncmg bark than a court.room 's hard oaken chairs with straight, upright back!> A SEVERE HEARING loss in one ear reHulUng from Korea du· ty with a heavy artillery unit m ight handicap his court report· mg. he reasoned. One cannot record what he cannot hear . And besides, the circus was in his blood The thrlll of The Grand March heralding the opening performance 1n c1lle11 und burgs 48 weeks a year acrou America was easier listening. "I worked with my father until l got mt.o my 20s, then went out on my own," says Herriott. who's assisted by wire Mary Ruth and daughters Cindy. 19, and Heidi 18, in the act IU: TRACES HIS savvy with hori.es to his rather and even his grandfather. who was cxecultve c hef for the 101 Ranch Real Wild Wes t amusement show 1n Oklahoma. ·My mother's side also had a traveling tent c1rC'uS that toured the Midwest." said llernott l began al 5 as the back end of a gtraire ... he explain::. HERRIOTT GRADUATED from his unseen role ms1de the giraffe lo real clowning al 6 and 7. then went on to bigger things "When I was 12. I was wor k mg three full-grown elephants." says the horseman, Who put In a stint as trainer and ringmaster al Ringling Bros. Circus World in Florida. "The art of equestrian train- ing is 400 to 500 years old and I got an 'old school' education. There is a definite theory and practice," he said of his pro- fession. "HONlet'l are the foundation of the circus " "WE DON'T HAVE the liberty to take as much time as we want." he said, noung circus horses work in tight 1ittle rings in brier appearances compared to large arenas for conventional equestrian exhibition. ·'There are two distinct circus horses. Liberty Horses and High School horses," Herriott points out Liberty Horsei. run free. danc 1ng and perfor ming without riders. while lllgh School horse~. named for the French haute ecote. or high SC'hool. a re more advanced and generally work with a ndcr "We do a disco mod number this year." says Herriott. adding that 1t 1s popular with audiences NEW YORK <APl Former Israeli Priml" Minister Yitzhak Rabin has presented awards lo n i ne Americans who have made "unique con tributiona" lo the r e· birth of the Je wish slate "".,,..,...to Recognized for con· A ttor St1e• tributions to It;rael were Leonard Berns tein. Actor Cliff R ob ertson music; Richard Boone . h as s u e d The cine ma ; M a rth a Horohow Collection Graham. dance: Chaim of D a llas, a m ail· Gross. fine arts; J an order luxu r y gifts Peerce, vocal arts; Dr firm, because his pie-Albert Sabin, science: ture appeared on a Dore Schary, dramatic c 0 m bi n 3 t i 0 n arts ; Roy Titus. in- telcvision -cloc k radio dustry, and Eli Weisel. literature. u :,ed in the com- pany's C hris tmas Call642-5678. Put a f ew words catalogue . to work lor you. "ODDLY ENOUGH , THE dis·---------......:::::==========::::.... CO beat IS perfect for performing horses." Herriott says of his An · da lus1ans. Arabians and Ap- paloosas and their ability to adapt and dance to 1t Complaints Increase I On Home Construction LOS ANGELES Complaints about the quality of home construe· l ion and remodehnJ? arc mcreasing s harply in California and consumer protection doesn't seem to be keeping up. "ThC' public is getting s hort· c hanged," said Mel Cooper , reg\strar of the Contractors State License Board. whose aJ!ency regulates the estimated 122.000 contractors active [ CONSUMER J Cooper is also unhappy about the four lo five months the board talces to process a contractors' license ap- plication and would like to see a sizeable increase in s taffing to al- leviate the problem. He notes that the agency is funde d completely through licensing fees a nd has a sur· plus of more than $6 million, money he feels should be used to beef up tbe board. Stop missing your phone calls. ' in Cahfomia "WE SIMPL\' DON'T have the s taff for the caseloud that's de· ve loped." Cooper said, noting that only about 25,000 of the 36,000 com· plaints tus 250-man agency got last year were investigated. aJ() Delegates OK Policy For Wmmon Clwrch CINpNNATI <AP ) Delegates of 10 Protestant denominations have agreed to policies a1med at fostering mutual acceptance and a common church for their several million mem bers. The policies were approved by the Consultation on Church Union, an ecumenical body of 200 delegates sponsored by the churches. The even· tual aim or the churches is m utual recognition of ministries by the 10 sects. The denominations must approve and implement the policies during the next two years. The principle of the development of a common clergy and single church was fi rst approved m 1974 The policies call for recognition of all Bapt.Jsmal rights of the individual churches; an admonition not to seek the other churches' members; and an agreement to work together on social issues. The 10 denominations represented at the 14th annual plenary session of "THE NUMBER OF licensees has grown ao rapjdly that the money has b uilt up, but because of s taffing pro- blems and the number or complaints, it someUmes tallea six months before we can get a deputy In the field lo handle a complaint,·' Cooper said. Most of the board's ~gulatory ac- tivities involve remodellng, Cooper said, noting that buyers of new homes are pretty much on their own aa far as pollcing the quallly oC the work. •·I don't know of any recourse for a new-home buyer when there 's a pro- blem with construction except the civil courts." Cooper s aid. "Whal people should do before they part with their hard-earned money Is in· vegllgate thoroughly. Walk through the home yourself and make sure you're getting good value " COOPER RECOMMENDS that buyers inspect the house in question well before escrow closes and insist that any needed repairs be included, in writing, ln the escrow agreement. "If you don't have it in writing and there's not enough money Jen in escrow to take care of the work. you're going to have trouble," he warned. Philip Decker. a San J ose attorney who is a public member of the board, recommends getting a lawyer for any work done by a contractor. · the Consultation on Church Union <COCU> are the African Met.bodlst Episcopal Church, African Methodist E piscopal Zion Church, Christian Church-Disciples of Christ, Christian M etbodisl Episcopal Church, Episcopal Church, National Council o f Community Churches, Presbyterian Church io the Unlt.ed States <Southern>, United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church and the United Presbyterian Church. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·'The best advice Is to urge people lo see a lawyer before they put pen lo paper," Dec k e r sa id . "A knowledgeable attorney wlll go through all of the possible problems and make provisions for them in the contract. It only costs a few bucks and you can sleep a lot better." $250,000 · FINESET . ' • • • . .. NEW BEDFORD, Maas. (AP> -The Fall River Educators As· sociation has been or- dered to pay $260,000 ln finea for ignor ing a back-to-work order dur- in1 last fall's 13·day teaeben' strike ln Fall River. The unlon aaid en· forcement of t.be order would ruin it financially. Roger'•~-" lntroclaca a new concept In plant care ••• for tho•e who care too much! -Pro•ot• GTOWtla ••• ..,.,._...,.. nutrlent9 to piomote healthy plant growth. Prowld .. Oxv•• ... to the tmportant root area preventing root rot, defolladon, and plant death . ........ 0. ............ . an Indoor plant food that ello ...,.._the 11ec1111ry~ to p&antrooe.. ~a....·640.5l00 ... ~ • llllM:ArllM • ~ 8-dl. , __ ,,.. MAllUNA 1)00 Mu-41• ~ Marin• d<l4 llty 'ANTA MONICA ~~ .onc! 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We'll Play Much Better, ays UCLA's Greenwood LOS AN<an.ES CAP I O•vad Grcen-.uod hod both c<>nipll m cnt• unJ subtJ words of warn 11\ft for th,• Uauv .. r&lty of San l''r 1uw1s,·o. l l(.'l.A ·~ opf>C)nt"nt an T h u r " ii .1 ) ' ~ N C A A W t' b t Ht•te1 on.tl bai.kt•tboll playoff i.t.>m1fm,11' .it P")\O lftoh "USfo' IS •• ftnt? tt•Um 11nd lhey wall bt• l ou.:h to bt.>at ." thl' Bruins· 1-.0 llnw All Ament·itn forward "+ntd Sund&)' Mft er be led UC LA to .t 76 7l '11..•tor> over l stubborn Pt·ppt>rdtnl" .. But l don't thank -. ... pl..a t•d our t>e ·t i today, dlld "'' -.111 1Jlay mu('h Gaucl1os, OCC Play 1 Thursday f Oran~e Coast College will tangle w1th American River while Saddlebal'k will face Ox nard in the quarterfinal round of the state JC basketball tourna- ment Thursday at Cal State r Fullerton l OCC. which knocked off R1 vers1de CC' Saturday night in • the opening round. will meet f American River 121-9) at 4 o '('lock Thursday whale Sad-i dleback wall face Oxnard <27-4 f al 6 l Amen<'an Rav<•r 1s the Valley Conference l'O·('ha mpaon while Ox nard sha red the Western I State Conference title. t Saddleback C24·8 l advanced to the quarterfinal round w1th a v ll'lory over Long Beach CC' Saturday night. t If Oran~e Coast wins Thurs- day, the Pirates <24·5) will face the Santa Rosa LA Southwest victor Fnday at 6 A Saddlebaclr victory would pit the Gauchos against the Cypress-City College of San Francisco wanner Friday at 8 Cypress C33 1) is ranked No. I in the tourney. The Chargers havl! -won33gamesinarow. Thursday's Division I Palrincs 2 p m Santa Rosa vs. LA Southwest. 4 p.m Orange Coast vs. Amencan River. 6 p m Saddle back vs. Ox· nard. 8 p.m .-Cypress vs. City College of San Francisco I Friday's Division II Pairings 2 p . m . Merced vs. Men- docino. 4 p. m . Butte v s . Victor 1 Valley. Friday's Division I Pairings J 6 p .m . Orange Coast- American River winner vs. San- ta Rosa-LA Southwest winner. 1 ~ 8 p. m. Saddle back-Oxnard wanner vs. Cypress-City College of San Francisl'o winner. better In tht> gomea to {'Onw · GREENWOOD S('ORU> lH p()1ntA. 12 an lht' M't'ond hulf, '*' lht> • f>Mrwf r.1nkt'd Rruln' rullll·tl from a 38 36 hnlftrnw •frfl1·1t tu "hap the W UV\''I tn th1• w1•0111l round of lht• rt•.i1onah, ut llt'l.A ·.., l'l'ult•y Puv1llon t:1ghth ra11k,'.-Puul !lron 'tl d more 1mprt>i.i.tvc vu·tury 111 1h 1>t~l'ond round f(llmt' Sunduy ut Piault•)' downmg ~1uth~rn ('al 89 78 wllh a Sl'Orang· blat1. lalt: ao the conkl>t Senior forward l'urt11> Watkin' ~<'ored 27 points, 16 In the second hulf and frl'shma n forward M.irk A~utrrc added 25 to pace tht• lllue t>t>mons. who will meet No 12 Murqul'tle Thursday in l'rovo in the othe r West ~wm1fin.il "I TIUNK IT WILL BE a one- ur two point game." predicted Ut•l'aul Coal'h Ray Meyer "We nullify l"Ctl'h other. We 're so s1nlalJr when they ('all a. piay, wt> almost automatically start runnanli( 1t · The Blue Demons. now 23-S. nipped Marqut>lle 61 ·60 last APWlret>-O UP AND OVER -UCLA forward David Greenwood goes up and over Pepperdine's Ricardo Brown in their second-round NCAA Western Regional basketball gam e Sunday at UCLA. Greenwood scored 18 points in the Bruins· 76-71 victory. month Marquette, 22·6. ad· vanced lo Provo with a 73-48 vie· tory over the University of the Pacific in Saturday's first round played in Tucson, Ariz .. and USF, 22-6 and the nation's 19th- ranked team. defeated BYU 86·63 to make the West semis. A It hough the balance of UCLA, now 24-4, proved the dif- ference in its victory over the Waves, Pepperdine guard Ricardo Brown was th~ game's leading scorer with 27 points A 6-0 Junior with deadly accuracy from outside. Brown kept the Waves close with his bombs from 20 feet and beyond. He had 26 points in his team 's first- round tnumpb over Utah. WATKINS AND AGUIRRE we r e ve ry am pressLve for DePaul. and the 6 7, 230-pound Aguirre will almost certainly be one of college bas ketball 's superstars for the next three years. "Aguirre is going to make me a good coach," quipped Meyer, who called the 17-year-old "the best recruit we've ever had." "I like pressure," the confi· dent Aguirre said. "l always dreamed or being he re ... Southern Cal was led by forward Purvis Miller. who scored 23 points and pulled down nine re bounds . Guard Don Carfino added 20 points for the Trojans, who fimshed lhe cam- paign with a 20·9 record. THE GAME PROBABLY marked the end of Bob Boyd's 13-year coacb.ing career at USC. He announced earher that he was qwtting at the end of this season, but the Trojans' fine season won him a lot or support among fans and alumni and he may change his mind. Boyd would not comment on that possibility Sunday. O•llY Pilot P-o i.y Guy Amllnw Pepperdine Coach Gary Colson was definitely guiding his team for the final time. Colson. who coached the Waves the past 11 seasons, h a d a nnounced earlier that he was resigning his pos t lo purs ue bus iness in- terests. KEOUGH DELIVERS f'ormer Corona del Mar High athlete M att Keough, an Ameriran League All-star for the Oakland A 's. cuts loose in Sunday ·s exhibition action against the Angels in Palm Spnngs. K eough w as roughed up for nine hits and seven runs in three innings . Carew Homers Angel Nothing to Sneeze At • PALM Sl'tUNGS <AP> -Something in the desert aar bas Rod Carew sneezing. But it bas no adverse effect on the hittmg of the seven-time American League batting champion. Carew, obtained by the California Angels recently as he signed an estimated $4 million, five-year contract, has s mashed lhe ball hard in early spring games. His second homer of the spring, a three-run first inning blast, sent the Angels winging to a 7-2 victory over the Oakland A's Sun· l day. Carew is hitting .455 with five hits in r 11 plate appearances this spring. . He missed the Angels ' exh1b 1t1on opener because of the allergy. Can be hit .400? Carew JUSt smiled when be was asked. l The Edge: Consistency ' • WAS HE SMILING because 1t wa~ about the 4-00tb time he had heard tht! same question since joining the Angels., Or because no other hitter in baseball 1s asked such a question? CARNEY LANSFORD Lopez Wins Los Angeles Tourney on Last Hole "I usually hit around 300 in the spring," said Carew "The way J'm hitting the ball now reminds me of the spnng of '77 Even the outs have been hard hit." Lansford Inks For $75,000 LOS ANGELES <A P ) -Nan- cy Lopez left little margin for er-~ ror in her return to the winner's It circle, and for those who might f have wondered, there's nothing wrong with her golf game. Lopez, who made mincemeat of the Ladies Professional Goll . Assn. tour last year, posted her first victory of 1979 in most dramatic fashion Sunday, sink- ing a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to nip Hollls Stacy by one stroke in an LPGA tourna- ment. ll was the only time Lopez, who won nine tournaments and a record $189,814 last year, led during the 72·bole event. SINCE SHE TURNED pro in July of 1977, Lopez bas won 10 championships and finished second six Umes. Sunday•s vic- tory was worth $15,000, boosting her 1979 earnings to $27 ,300. That figure lops the money· winning list and. unlike many of her competitors, Lopez bas played in just three or the year's four tournaments. And she'll not compete in this week's event in Rancho Bernardo. ' Tumholl, Pfister Wm Tennis Titles Flom AP Dl1.attMI Wendy Turnbull and Hank ~ Pfi1te~ c~ptured pro tennis \ cbamplonablP1 Sunday. ~ Turnbull turned back VIJ'linla Wade, w. 8-2. to win the '2$,000 • first prise tn a Philadelphia tourney wbU• Pfister downed We Nut.ale. W. '1.S. 7-1, ln tbe Grand Smuh CUP finll ln Seo Paulo, Brull. Pllater pocketed "5,000. I In winning this event for lhe second year in a row, Lopez finished eight-under-par 280 over the 6,268-yard, par-72 Rancho Park Golf Course layout. She bad a 69 Sunday to go with earlier rounds of 70, 71 and 70. Last year's winning score was 285. IT WAS A FRUSTRATING setback for Stacy, who took the lead with a six-under-par 66 in Friday's second round and either held or shared it until the final hole or the tournament. Stacy's scores were 72-66-71-72. "Consistency was the key fac- tor." said Lopez, who had four birdies and just one bogey dur- ing her fmal round. "'I knew the back side would be the key." Lopez bad eight pars and the decisive birdie on her final nine boles. She started the day two strokes behind Stacy but caught her with birdies on the eighth and ninth boles, both par Ss. STACY WENT AHEAD with a birdie on No. 10, fell even with a bogey on 11, went ahead again with a birdie on 14 but then bogeyed 15. On the 18th, a 366- y a rd, par-four bole, Stacy milsed an 18-foot putt for a birdie that would have forced a sud- den-death playoff bad she made it. "The reuon why I didn't win was because of the front nine," said Stacy, who tuma 25 next Frldry. "1 didn't play ag- 1res1ively enouah, I cot only one blrdle oa the front aide. The par threes 1ot me in trouble. "Wben yod're playing head·to- head with Nancy. you have to play damn good 1oll." THE FIRST TmNG Lopez did following the award ceremony after Sunday's victory was telephone her husband, Tim Melton, a s portscaster in Har- risburg, Pa. "I dedicated this to you and Daddy since your birthdays are so c lose,'' Lopez told h e r husband. whom she married on Jan. 6, also her 22nd birthday. "I Celt like I worked my tail off out there today. ''I played well, really steady". a nd that made me feet good. 1 dldn 't slop it around." Susie Berning and Pegg} Conley tied for third place with 283 totals. Berning finished with a 71 , Conley a 69. Next at 284 were Laura Baugh and Pat Bradley, both of whom had 7ls Sunday. CAREW After leaving the Minnesota Twins and signing with the Angels, Carew flew to California a full week before the scheduled start or spring training to begin working out. CAREW'S TOP SEASON was 1977 when he batted .388 - which was only about seven hits away from .400. California improved its spring record to 2·3 Sunday. Oakland is 1-1. Nolan Ryan worked the first two innings for the An gels , allow- ing two runs and three hits in bi s first spring appearance. Bobby Grich doubled and Carney Lansford singled before Carew's first inning homer off A's pitcher Matt Keough. WAYNE GROSS LED the A's with two bits, including a double in Oakland's two-run second. Keough, a graduate of Corona del Mar High, was ineffective in his three-inning s tint and drew the loss. The young right-hander surrendered nine hits and seven earned runs while striking out none and hilting a batter. It was the first spring start for Keough, who is the son of former major league infielder Marty Keough, now a scout with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Four Angel pitchers who followed Ryan were sharp, giving up just two hits and no runs over the final six innings. PALM S PRINGS CAP 1 - Carney Lansford. one or the California Angels' top hatters as a rookie last season, has signed a one-year contral'l, estimated to be worth $75,000, walh the American League baseba ll team , it was announced Sunday. The third baseman batted .294. third highest among the Angels, last year His average was the highest for any AL rookie ap- pearing in 100 games or more. He was third in the American League rookie of the year voting behind Detroit's Lou Whitaker a nd Milwaukee's Paul Molitor. Lansrord. 22, hit eight homers and had 52 RBis for the Angels, despite missing four weeks or action with a thumb injury in June and early July. I Don't Reeognlze This Team·· West BOSTON <AP ) -Both National Basket· ball Assn. teams were In the doldrums. But the Boston Celtics got the word - critical ones from President and General Manager Red Auerbach -and Los Angeles did not. THE CELTICS, IN LAST PLACE in the Atlantic Division of tbe Eastern Con· ference. rebounded Sunday on their home Boston Garden court with a 108·108 squeaker over the Lakera, leaden or the Paclflc Division in the Western Con· ference . For Boston, it was a comeback after Detroit's 160·117 rout on Friday, the wont defeat in the Celtics' history. For lh• Lake" It wu a third 1tralgbt defeat. "We 'were playing so well," fald L9I Angeles Coach Jerry West. "Now I don 't even recognize this team." RE NOTED HIS TEAM hadn't averaged 100 points in the last three games, a cause for concern with the playoffs a month away. "It's frustrating," said West. "We have the personnel to general~ of- fense, but we're not doing it." Auerbach spoke to the Celtics before'1he game, the first since the Detroit debacle. No one on the team discussed the apeclflca of what be said. "RE WAS UPSET," Hid Boston player· coach Dave Coweoa, wbo eontributed 2'1 points to the victory. "It waa constructive, not destnlcUve criUclsm. He tried to teach us what to do rather than dwelling on what we have been doing wrong." What went right was guard Jeff Judkins who b.it a jump shot and four crucial foul shoes in the final 82 seconds to enable the Celtics lo win. "IT'S JUST PRIDE,•• said Judkins about the return to victory. "That was the worst defeat in all our basketball careers. We wanted to get that sour taste out or our mouths." Laker center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. constantly double-teamed by the Celtics, was held to three rebounds and six points in the hall. Jabbar came alive ln the third quarter and hit for eight points from the inside to help Los Angeles retake the lead. 7$-74. heading into the final period. • .. I • \ f fl2 DAILY PILOT Mo11day. Mi tch 12, t97t -~~@[]'~~ ~[]'@@)~ A Capa ule Report From the World of Sports Bird I Ea y Choic Playt~r of tit Year •·rom o\P OI p1tc8'e l urry lhrd th•• .c1fhct 6 9 <'t'nt•r who h•d In durnu St11h • to an u11lw1ttt•n . ••11 on 1tnd a N11 l nutlonol rnnktn.: wtt ... nttmt'd tod •y Tht• A i. MlC.'IUtt>kt•tball PIAy••r or tht• Y.-ur for t97H 7~ l l1111.•l),1\'h. Rill llod1i1t•-. W ll\ num••d < uurh of the 't t•u1 Hird und Uud"t'' rt'C'l'l\"11trnphw!>111 u 04'W' nmfrrt·nc·t' ul th\.' R1uh:.,.011 lloh •I an { htt·awo thh n1urnanj;! 9111 0 lltrd 11 ftr,t ruuntf drurt rh<1l('t1 111 I ht• l\o ton l 4•1111' 1 ..... t J um• ~ho 1•l1•<•kd to n•mt11n in \t•hool f111 ht" (1nal Y••ur o f 1•1lJ:1b1li t) '" 1•r.1t(t•1I z~ II ll(Hnt" untl I~ O rt•houod µ.•1 ~..imt• ,,, l11drnnt1 '-ltult rollt•tt tu th<· M1 ... !'ooill 1 \. Jlln· < 'onfl'rvm·t• c·h,1 nt p11>11sh1 I' l'lw S~l·.in111n·., 1..il\,•d lhl'll 't 1t'\11n ft'l"ord to JOO Sund..i\ w11h t1n lififl9 'H'l~Hllf round NC,\i\ p layoff "tt t orv ti\ l'I "ll"~IOIU 'l Cl'h tu adVIHl\.'t' lo thl \t 1tl""t'1>t fl1•g11111al -.cm1rtnal!. Bird, 11l.iy1ng dt•1>p1tt• u brokl'n ll'fl thumb had 22 points •rnd 13 rebuund~ Hird. front 1-'r t'lll'h t ll'I.. Ind wa' a runaway winner uf tht• Adolph Huµp f rophv .11> the nallon'1> oui1>tandmg ph1yt•r rect•1\ ing ;128 'olt:~ from a na llonwide panel of ""rllt•rs and bro<1d1',1ster!'o Sulnt'y Mon1.:rat'f of \rkan:.<1s ~a:. <J d1bt&nt st.-cond with 17 votes. followed by Earvin Johnson of Michigan Stall.• 1Ao1th nint• volt•:. a nd !'.11ke Gm1111>kr or Oukt• with five \1 ..iny playt-rb rN·el\cd ll'sb than frve votes r------4 ... •~ •t ciw Ba•-------- The King:.· Marcel Dionne. following Sunday's brawl in Philadc•lph1a "It'!> tht' attitude around the league The NHL JU:.t wa nLs to close its cye1> to all t h1)', I t alke>d to a lot of peopl(.' who reall y think this 1s like the rolle r dl•rby They believe these brawls ure Sl't up " tt'earer Crlti<"ize• ~u<"lano A gab• MI AMI Ma nager Earl Wl'aver of the Ba lti more Orioles says 1f he has anything to do with 1t. umpire Ron Luciano never will work an toher Baltimore game ··lfl''s sick." Weaver '!aid Sunday "With his actions und his rema rks, he has proven lhal he would have a hard time not being pre1ud1C'ed "On a close call. he tould hurt us We're requesting .. WEAVE II Lee Mat·Pha1l rAmerican League presi· dent l to keep him off our !>Chedule " Wt•ave r and Luciano have been al C'ro:.s purposes for years. Th<· ump1n• r(10pt•n1·d old "'ounds rl'<'l'ntly in a spef'eh a t Ro<:ht.•sler, N Y . :11 whfrh hl' n•1mrll"rllv said .. I hat<' E:1r l Wt.•<1vt·r "-llh a paS!>ton I met Wt•a\er in m\ .,erond w·ar 1n basebt1ll I thrt w him out tlwt fi rst n1~h t :incl three ntii;hts after that Our n·lut 1onsh1p has gnm: downhill rvcr s ince fl p's about 3 foot I I t<·ll him to get hll-nose off my kneecap I <·:111 him M 1rkl'Y Rooney · Wcavl'r said bad blood <'X1stect ever since Luciano threw him out of a gaml' thrt•I:' years ago in Anahe im and the umµire was forced lo mon,'' the lia1umort' manager added . "I would s ug · gest that the 1cague prc~cnbl' med1C'al help Lul'1a no stumbles and almost falls sometimes Once I saw him show up lat<· at second basf' with a Coke in his hand "We s<.•nd ba ll players lo doctor!> with !>pra1ns and aches Why not trr <1t umpires when they don't per form propt•rty'>' Toronto Win• Filth in a Hou- Toronto won its fifth Nationa l Hockey "1 League game in a ro w since Coach Roge r , Neih.on wa1> hred and r('hired a d&~ later as Mike Palmateer stopped 39 !>hots for his fourth shutout of the year 1n a 4·0 win over P1tt.,burgh . . Rick M artln, Rene Robert and Gil Pl'rreault scored in a span or J .36 (.',trly in the second period as Buff alo defeated Atlanta 9.4 Rookie Don Maloney ~<.·l up Pbll Esposito's ~oal l'arly in the thjrd pe riod and then scored himself three minutes later to ~ive the NPw York R<1 ngers a 5·2 win over Chicago Bob Murdoch, Wayne Babycb and Garry Ungu scored two goals apiece as St. Louis clobber ed Min- ne~ota. R·2 Guy Cbarron's 25th goal of the season al 1 52 of the fi nal pl'n od gave Washington u 3·3 tie with Detroit Hawk• Outla•I Soni~• In OT "We played like a yo yo," said Atlanta m Hawks Coa('h llublf' Brown, "up and down all night ' But when 1t was over the Hawks had a 113· 1 l l overtime victory over Seattle for their ninth straight National Basketball /\ssn. vi ctory . Ph1ladelph1a blew a nine-point lead in the last 3:52 and gave up two baskets in the final nine seconds to lose for the 12th time in tbe last 15 starts as New J ersey took a 104·103 dec1s1on w1lh Bernard King get· ting the winning layup as time ran out .Kevin Grt'vey m atched his season high with 28 points for Washington, which dealt Denver its worst home loss e ver , 119·98 ... Po rtla nd's Mychal Thompson and Maurice Lucas scored 25 points each as Kansas City rell, 115-100 . . . Ex· Phoenix guard Ricky So~rs scor ed 26 points for Indiana, which sur- vived in a 112· ll l vict ory when a steal and layup by Garfield Heard of Phoenix ic1No at the buzzer rolled off the rim ... Artis Gilmore made two free throws a nd Mickey Johnson one in the final 12 seconds to secure Chicago's 109·107 win over Golden Staie . . Kerin Porter scored 18 of his 28 points in the final period as Detroit rallied for a 125·115 tr iumph over Milwa ukee Eoo•••H Great Beaule F~••ltft-• Die• Former University of Te nnessee football EE great Beattle Feathers, died or an apparent •II• heart attack. An All-American ln 1931 and '32 and a member of the national Football Hall of Fame, Feathers was 69 ... Jim Kllllngswortb resigned Sunday alter two seasons as buketball coach at Oklahoma State Uruveralty t.o take the coaching Job at Texas Chris· tian ... Te xan A.J . Foyl won the AggleJand 250 stock car race at Texas World Speedway In C0Ue1e Station . . . Jeaa CIHcle KWy, one or the world's top skiers ln the late i-. aod early 70s, la hospitalized In Sun Valley with a broken shoulder bone received In a skilng collision. T~-.R•llle TV: No event.I acheduled. &ADIO: No evenu scheduled. TMtday'a a.dlo Baseball -Cincinnati va. Dodaera al Vero Beach, 10:25 a.m .. KA.BC (780). • NCAA TOURNEY 'S UPS ANO DOWNS Duke's John lfarrl'll lll'ft l sits on the benl·h with a towel to hts face at the end of Sunday's NCAA playoff game against St. BASKETBALL /BASEBALL /HOCKEY I / .John"!-> M~an wh1lt• S t .John .., < tlrl<·h J,1,11 '<1rn<•'>f•cc·a I' <t h <J pp~ m a n <J ~ ht' ~c.it1·h1· .. his t <•,im ''II"' 1 th1• sixth rnnked Blut> Dcv1b. 80 78 St. John's Does It to Duke Again Nortli Carolina Shocked b y Penn in R egionals From AP Dispatcbe!> RALEIGH, NC St John's fo rward missed five free throws m the ftnal three minutes . pulled uut tu Jn C'Jrl) lt'<tU and n<'H:r h .. : any probll'm~ 1n ht·:Jlin~ the ltltlc ""''"' .Southland f'11nft-rt:11<.·1· c·ll<rn1µ111n frr n Beaumont. Tt•xas "We absolutely fear no one." said Coach Bob Wemh:.iue r o r Penn Rud) Wright says thl• Red men·~ 80·78 up set Sundav of s ixth·rankcd Duke 1n lhl' NCAA East Regiona l was a r(·match h(.• had wa nted for a long l ime. "We play1.•d the m t.•ar lier anr:l they "'ere talking consolatwn a nd that l hPy wer(·n·t up for 1t," Wright )',aid "I m glad we got another chance " "I th.ink the J vy League. tht' so-call ed weak league. deser ves some respect. llnd now we'll get it. .. 1>a1d Price. who htl 12 of 18 shots from the floor. grabbed nim: re bounds a nd dished out six assists "I Just wanted to play somebody o( their caliber a nd show that we could stay with them." Price added Kelst·r "''ort·d 11 of hi -. p<nnh m<irt\ .,r, dazzling ft•1•1h from th1• multi f.ic·e• •1 .Johnson to moH· 111to a ~ 27 !Pad dt th•· hair. when tht· l!am(• was v1rtuall) se""n u11 for the Rig Tt·n tha m pums St J ohn's shocked the Blue Dr-v1ls, then ranked No. 1. n9·66 in lht> consol<1t1on ga me of the Holiday F ('stival tournament a t Madison Square C<.1rcle n 1n Ueccm ber Cent('r Wayne M(·Koy, who ~cored 18 points in Sunday's contest. s aid he was surprised that Duke's 6·11 center. Mike Gm inski, gave him oppe rtun1t1es for sever al Jump s hots Re~gie Carter 's s ix.root 1ump shot from the baseline with four seconds remaining gave St. John's 1ls 80-78 victory K ell~ Tr1pu1:kh Indiana .fiit-A rkan•a• Roll L AWRENCE, K<1n Sidney Mon<'rref scored 19 point-. anct Sttrvt' S<·hall added tR to pact-a patient Arkan~a~ allatk and lt>ad the Razorbut'k" tu a methodical 74 ·63 v1c t ory O\ u Wt>b<'r St 1 n lh<• ~ec:ond round of the NC1\A M1d1Aol'St Hcg1onals Sunday "If he was going to give them to me. I was going to take them ," Mc Ko) said. Duke called ti meout immediately arter Carter 's basket and Mike Gm1nsk1 had a 45·foot shot n m the basket at the buzzer /tliddgan St ... lri•h lt'jn Meanwhile , Tony Price. t he Ivy Le ague's Player of the Year . scored 25 points and led unra nked Pennsylvania lo a 72·7 l upset victory over third r a nk ed Nor th Carolina in the other regwnal game MURFRE ES BORO . Tenn -Greg Keiser scored 32 points and flashy Earvin Johnson directed a blistenng Michigan St ate offe nse as the fourth.r anked Spartans crushed Lamar 95-64 Sunday in second·round action of the NCA /\ Mideast Regional playoff. In tht· ol ht·r Sl'C'nnd round game. un beaten a nd t o p r.rnkl·d •nt11.1 na St alt· thrash1·d \'1r);!tn1<1 Tcc·h 146 69 lo l"a rn a -.<'m l fin a l mat l'h in C1nr1 nnat1 w11 h Okla homa The Quakers, 23·5, surged into the lead when Price scored seven straight p01nts to g1 ve hi s tea m a 55.50 advantage with nine minuU·s remaining No rth Carolina. the regiona l favorite. neve r got even again a lthough the Quakers Notre Da me, the natron·s firth-ranked team. dealt No 20 Te nnessee a 73-67 loss in the second gamC' Led by their two s tars. Michigan Stale Arkansas. whil'h will meet Lou1~\'llk in the ottlC'r ::.t.•m1fmal game this w<•ck. r;.u•1•d to a 40 27 halft1ml' lt•acl OH•r Weber St . lhr Big Sk~ ConfC'rC'nc.•t• cha mpion. and never led by ft'Wt.•r than I I 1n the "N·ond half Lasorda hnpressed; LA Loses VERO BEACH. Fla IAP > T he Los Angeles Dodgers lost a shutout and a gam e to a ninth Inning Houston rally Sun- day, but Dodger Manager Tom· my Lasorda was happy with the overall picture. "We got some good pitching I was particularly im pressed with Do ug Rau a nd Bob W<'lch," Lasorda said of the two pitchers e xpected to be in t he fi ve man s tarting rot alion for Los Angele~ in the coming National League baseball season. Houston finished on top 2·1, scoring its first exhibition v1c· tor y a fter two losses T he Astros · Wilbur Howard singled to help produce the tying run, and then Howard scored himself on an infield single by Jimmy Sexton. After Rau a nd We lch each hurled lhree shutout innings, the Houston rally came off Dodger pit c hin g c and i date P e t e Brober g. But L asorda s aid Broberg also pitched well for Los Angeles. "Those two hits that beat us weren't bit hard at a ll," Lasorda said or a bloop s ingle to left by Jesus AJou that brought In the tying run and advanced Howard t,o third, and Sexton's tapper down the third base line. lf Dodger pitching waa good, the Aslroe' hurling waa much better. Tom Dlicon, Joaquin Andujar. Mike Mendou and Ric k Wllllama hurled a combined four·hlUer for Houston. The Aatros coUectA!d 11 hill off the three I>oct,er pltchara. Ifs Flyers 194, Los Angeles, 186 P HJ LADELPHlA CAP 1 T he Philadelphia Flyers topped the Los Angeles Kings 194 ·1~ and they won the game too The F1yers and Kings set 10 Nat ional Hockey League record~ while a ccumula ting tho se respective penalty m inute totals en route to a 6·3 Philadelphia win Sunday rnght The display oversh adowed Ma r cel Dionne 's two .g oal performance to reach the 50. goal mark for the sea son and le ft the stella r Los Angele s C'enter and 1977 winner of the L a d y B y n g Trop h y for s ports manship boiling . "TIOS WAS A DISGRACE," Dionne fumed "I've been in volved in these before and I still can't understand how nobody's been hurt bad " Dionne complained rouJih play is edging out more proper de rensive sltills in importance "You don't even see f(ood hip c hecks a n y mor e .'· hl' stud "What you see today Is u lot of c ross checklni: and high isll<'k Ing. It's the attitude around lhl' league They 're dra(tlnsc ktcl~ who Clscht but r an't play "l score 50 l(Oah1 and th11n I see guys who scor e four J(OUIH a nd Kel 300 penally m h\utt111 There'll be some law1111lta l'Uni Ing 11oon If this keep" 111) If somebody r rark11 me ovf'r t tw head, I'll itue. Thh1 11a mtt tu1" been lood to m , but I'm not endln1 up a vegetable• " ltF.f'EltF.E WALl.V llAIUUN auea u d 372 mlnut u t n penalties In tht1 (trill pMloil a1aln1t the two t Am i , with 3&0 .. of those coming at th~ 20 m1nult· m a rk whe n a 12 minute h ght brok<' out before the teams ld t thC' ICC. Ten players. fivl' from eac·h team . were eJccted. T he fight, the third of the period. carm·d across the ice to the Los Angeles bench Kings deft.'nsema n Randy Holl s et a record for lhc mos t penalt> m inutes In one game aga inst ont• pl ayer -57-with three fight mg majors. two m1sconducLc;, a triple game misconduct a nd a two minute holding pena lty THE PERIOD·ENDI N G fight s tartea as a ronrronta lion betwet'n Holt and Flyers· ce n te r Rl a k e Du nlop Phil adelph ia w1n g<'r Paul Holmgren said Inter he thought Holt should s houlder most of the bla me Maratl1on Set The serond annual Ora nge County marathon ts slated lo be> run on April 7 The ('nduran<'f' race begins al 7 :JO a. m at Ft>n therly P ark. Jlllll off tht' 91 Frl'<'Woy. Hnd pro ct•tdR olonR \h(I Sonte Ana River Trail to Milt Squart' Pa rk In Younlftln Vnllty Participation <'011l11 '-'Md 11poni;ors soy It's up to the f'ntrant11 to ensure thl') llrtl In ICoOO hHllh · 1'he r•<'~ lg 11poMored by th•· C o unt o f O r a r\fte a n d I .ot'tl.'l\horn'" fi'M Runners Ap \ 1lh•allon forma ·~ avall11ble ut ''«'ll('hho1 fi'R atnrti In Orange t '0 11nh nr t\l lht1 County Puhllr lnforn\aU"n ofttr,. In Snnta Ana Smart Golf TI1e Key -Nelson L H 1DERl-HLL. r-·ra 1AP1 Tht' ke) lo Larry Nebon ':. front runnm~. thret-shot vu·tory 1n tht.• J ackll' Gleuson lnve rrury Golf Classic mav have <'e nte red around a tact1ral dec·1s1on madt' on t he 1 lth hoh• of the r111al round "l had a pl'rfrct he m th(• rou g h anti 2:w to the pen ." Nelson said Sunday of the pur f1vt• holl' · I <.'ould have reached 1t I also could have hit 1t in lhe wat<.•r on the ri~ht. So I took out <1 s 1x-1ron . hit 1t up sho rt. r h1pped up and made a n easy ,, \'l' "Two years a~o I'd have gcinl' for the gn'en. hit in tht· water and lost by two " Rut Nelson, who s aid h<' p layed "t he s m a rt est four rounds of golr of m y hfe." made no mistakes in the wmd·raked fina l round, protected the four stroke lead he had built through three rounds with a closing 71, and scored his firs t pro triumph by a <'omfortablc t hree shots. He fi n1s hc.>d wit h a 274 total , 14 strokes under par on the 7,127 yard lnvcrrary Country Club course "My caddy und l Just didn't wont to beat ourselves," Nelson 11a1d. "We kept talking to each otht>r. <'Dlming each other down We JU'lt didn't want to make any dum b m istakes, make any real· ly big numbers." They didn't. "Larry played a s uper round unde r tbe condition!'!," s a id Gr ier Jones, again a runner-up m this event and Ute only man able to keep Nelson In s ight. .. 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SAVE MORE MONEY ON A NEW CAR TiiAN YOU THOlJGHf All that Glitters is Golf ..U:~IRE AND DRrVE A BRANO NEW AlTTOMOBILE. VAN OR TA\JCK EVERY VEAR FOR A NFT COST OF ABOUT'~ TO Sl ,000; MOST MAKES AVAJlABLL -nJMINATE llfE MAJOR DISADVANTAGF.S OF CONVENTIONAL PlJRCHASINC:i ANO I.EA ING. 9£UMINATE THE HIGH COST OF MAJNl'EN~NCE. \ llCMJ. M4-8A6 FOii A F1lll CONSULTATION. ntEJI£ IS NO 011.JGATION. AUTO FUNDING CONSUL~ INC. •Nw•e!:.CalwDltw,Ml ,Oi .... _ ~p.Hkling pertormanc.es by lop LPGA pro!> and .i WE'dnesday Celebrity Pro·Am Women's Kemper Open March 26-April 1 Mesa Ve rde Country O ub S 150,000 Purse Cost• Mes.1 Don't m1s!t Nancy lopN! Advance ticket and group plc1ns. Women s Kemper Opt>n 1525 Mesa Verde Or. East Costa Mesa 540 1708 .. (, .. DAil. Y PILOT FUNKY WINKERBEAN I SfflfJl!lrtf!t \et r "JJIJJ lrt l t:nllli lJll '"ii sts11 illl 1nej Sfjf fte~ • rHl1J11. c ~ I MI SS PEACH ·The kids goto new tromAC>line! ' ................ " ... SUPERHEROES by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta /AEANWHfL.E·-fl/Nl\YCM.!¥N C~5 THE IKErtlOPOl.IS ltf/O f'l:JWN IJl/IPdE ON HIS WAY TO 1.015' APART.+\.mT·-WHEN, SUOOENLY ••• SHOE MOON MULLINS )'00 FORGOT THE FAMILY CIRCl S MH£ ~INISHW rr~Rs AC:O l By Bil l\ean~ ® "Hofd on o minute, Mother, Billy wonts to talk t II oyou ... DENNIS THE MENACE GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS by Jeff MacNelly WAIT. TIOl-WAJJ~ MAMA{ p~ IRON ~s 61-tfRTf I'Li. r::1A'I ~ CVtrl:TIWi=f ~-f2 • ' I I I I by Tom Batiuk llm'f UU11J. l'n 111~11 SlJflJ t.1ll11 s11• str5lsra1 ai·s 01 ~Ill/I rwd ra~n f!Qt'~ ! I 000 DRABBLE 'lO<J ~i.IOIJLO ... I r u r "TWl<iE t:A~Q'l SA~S, ~ORMA~ 1"€~ llAVE ~c Al4lrvL 11\lt-16'> lloJ T\lf:M .. DR. SMOCK by Mell Lazarl us l.IKC Pllrf, r1Lnl . l.1"1T: 6Al'fE'!1A, RAl 14AIR'S, lOl.:'fOAt'.HtS. €ARWA'J', Z llJ<., fV-Z 'l ... PEANUTS HE'( MANA6ER ... l'M A REPORTER FOR OOR SCMOOL PAPER rAI , ALlX911tJUM, LE AO, Sfl ot~ 'f ()N(;.UC.., , (:A ')0(.1 Nt, 1'\0'1~ IJ1tJU'S, r11Jb(~AILS1 SM.C:l-IAR1~. COMICS I CROSSWORD by Charles M. Schulz ! DEMAND TO SE ALLOWEO INTO 'r'OUR LOCKER ~M F(){{ INTERVIEWS! ! DIDN'T WANT TO BE A REPO~TER AN"flJJA'I by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont IS "'T"HA.,.-IHe; ReSUL..I OF -roo MANY NURSes F INDING AAe; 1RRe;srs-r1e1..-e; c> NO SMOCKING NO, 1·1'5 "'T"He; Re;su1..--r OF A SIGN PAINIE:R NO-r" FINISHING 1'-1 IGH SCHOOL...' MOTLEY'S CREW MOT\..EY, 1Hl5 15 MY / L.A'T"E~ ~A1" IDEA. A ~ WOIZl(el2' PrcX'6RAMM~D 10 ~ AN't'T'HI M6 »('( OF" ,.,. 1 w~e~s CAN ool by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan l'U. SAY.-AS A CHll-17 HE PL.AYEP W11H A 1HtaPO 9f:AR • TODAY 'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 62 Tutu UNITED Feature Syndicate Saturday's Puzzle Solved 1 Elect units material S Steeve 63 Rail<; 9 Decta1m 64 RPgardless 14 1760 yards 3 words 15 Thailand 66 Make into king •aw 16 Wine bever· 6iMarco - age 6e Hibernia 17 Stion stooes 69 Wise men 19 Occurrence 70 Thailand 20 Chmb once 11 Comes 11 Oose~es be lore 23 Lead astray 25 Cut 16 Elan 28 Resparise 32 Dessen 1 words 37 Educale 38 Man's nick name 39 Body part •t caviar source •2 Macaw •5 Flee 1n panic 48 Spuds 50 Renow" St Garbage ~-auto races 58 Parasols DOWN 1 Gather ? Dice 3 Implore 24 Black mea-•3 Follow again 4 Isolate sles 4• Stops ~Sign of a htt 27 An Anaer· 46 Frrendsh1p Abbr son •7 Infers 6 Farewell 29 ChargA •9 Gal 1n a song lnlormal 30 8101. branch 52 Errors 7 Signs 31 Former Ko-53 Asian capital 8 $Quander rean VIP 55 Stare 9 K1n<l ol sale 37 1 smell --56 "- 10 Opposite 33 Nick Dinsmore" tl Old Charles' 57 Adolescent 12 SonQ wife penod 13 Superlative 34 Pest 58 Employs endings 35 Hooded gp. 59 -Lisa 18 Transfer 36 Hebrew 60 Boast 22 -Marie letter 61 Room. Sp. Satnt -0 Cheese 65 -de plume STOCKS I BUSINESS YSE Monday' lo in g Prict" 'wW\ .... '• ..,,. .. ' COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS OYet•l-..,.._ .,_,.., lfw -....... IOI,._,,, "'4111( ~llW 9ot10n..1 0.ltlHt •ncl CIM IMAll \IOO tflNt\!ln-•-1"41tv ,,,. Nolltft•' A•-••lloft .. S.1.,illn •••'•" •ftd ln•tl,,..l '•' .... ... ... .. . . .,.. ( r4 It ,j Mondey. March t2, 1979 N DAILY PILOT •s Whistle Blown Imurers Allege Car RipoH By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Have you had any unplea1111nt experiences recently with the repair of your car? Have you had it repaired and then had it break down the next day! Have you bad work done that you later round to be unneceuary? I F SO. JOIN THE CllOWD. These are a pparenUy everyday practices, so common as to evoke no surpns.e Ame ricans spend $S0 billion a year on automobile main tenance and repair. Of that sum, $20 billion are wasted. Who makes these allegations, charging that the automobile repair business is a "$20 billion rip-off!" Not some wild-eyed consumer activists who have blood in their eyes. No. this is the assessment of the sober-sided. arch· conservative insurance Industry, at least the wing that insures prop· trtyorallkinds. Some 200 property and li ability insurers maintain a public rela- l ions arm. the Money Tree Insurance lnformatfon Institute, which issues a bimonthly publication. the J ournal of Insurance. The devastating portrayal of auto repairs as a "rip-off" appeared in thto January-February issue In taking this tack. the insurance industry 1s 'ollowm~ the advice of consumer advocate Ralph Nader. who sug gested 10 years ago that the insurance compames, instead of blindly increasing rates all the time. should go after Detroit arid apply pressure for safer cars that would result in a reduction of liability claims. Al the Li me. the industry scofrcd. Now it's a convert . IN THE JOURNAL OF INSURA NCE article, editor Bernard Kaapcke a nd writer Al Frantz indict the automobile manufacturers as being prime culprits in the repair scandal. Quoti ng from a report made by the, Na lional Association of Insurance Commissioners. they say . . Automobiles are designed with a view toward ease of asse-'bly. not ease of repairability. This is not s ur. prising, since there appears to be little direct profit to the auto manufacturers to do otherwise." In short. the insurance industry is socking 1t to the auto makers Kaapcke and Frantz quote approvingly from a 1972 book . "The Great American Auto Repair Robbery," wherem 1t 1s slated: "TIIE MAJ OR BLAME FOR practically everything wrong with the auto repair industry must fall on the auto manufacturers the shortage of repair facilitie~ and mecharucs. the flat-rate manuals, service writers who sell unneeded repa irs. lack or mechanic licensing and training. damage.prone cars. worthless warranties. cars delivered to customers poorly assembled. cars not designed for easy repairabiHty, and lack or parts standardization." Aetna Ll!e & Casualty and Travelers, m eet General Motors and Ford. GM earned $3.5 billion in 1978, Ford $1 :-, billion. Meanwhile. the msurance companies weren't doing too badly. In fact. they had the greatest year ever. Aeln<t earned $517 million Crom its operations, Travelers camt· home with profits of $372 million. How much the auto re pair "rip-0ff" contributed to that cash flow. we don't know Market Recovers After Early Loss NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices more than recovered their early losses today amid renewed hope for the. Middle East peace talks. The Dow average or JO industrials closed up l.82 at844.68. The Dow Jones average or 30 industrial stocks tumbletJ oearly 7 points following an early announcement that tht· Israeli cabinet had failed to approve President Carter'~ peace plan in an alJ night meeting But the stock loss narrowed after Israeli oHicials re ported "great progress" in a later negotiating session with Ame n cans. President Carter also extended his visit in Israel Sto("k11 In Tlw Spotlight Amwriran L~aders Pct NEW YONI( (AP I Adon< Ml ~<lllM'CI Un(~•nQOoO Tot-'I 1\'\.Ut\ ..... h1Qf» Ntw IOW\ SALES Prn"i rocsay d•y llS ll01 636 60) 01 •'8 18U 18M ,, .. 8 •• NEW VORIC APOrc>• llft•I PrtvlOu\ On IAPI -NV Stoo ···~· 7S,740,000 w.--•oo Month 800 V~•r - Two Yf<lf\ -J•n 1 to O.lt 1na to Clalt "11 IO Cl.tit • Wl4AT AMEX 010 N EW YORIC IAPI Acl•a11<~ Oe<ll...cl u n( h41no<'d Totel 1\\.,..\ Nt w hi~ New IOWI su~ 33,'10,000 a .no.ooo 10,•10,000 1',010 000 ... 7'0,000 1,l0e.•U.Of7 "0.~.000 t,oe..110,000 NE W YQRIC IAPI -ti•NIY A 14Mm..., wot \ilw r '7 1 u EnQel--.S\llW!r 11 IU ~: :; ~ 1-----------------Up no Up 11 • Up II I Up tO• UD 10,3 UD 10 I UD •• Up I f UP I S UP I • Up 11 UP 1 7 Up 14 UI' 1 3 UP 13 Up 1.3 Up /,I Up 70 Up •·: Up 4 Up U Ull 6.1 Ull U l'fl. IO!i 1! ., ., H SI l A ,. 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An It"•', (1"01 KCST 1AUC1 ").1" 011·q• U) KTT'V t Incl I Lo.., Anq••lt• Q) !\COP TV 11n11 ) LO'> Anq1 ., • .., ED KCE r rv 1 PBSI L 0'> Anq1•lr ' m KOC( rv tPBS) Hunt1nf1lOn Ek 1( /I r1uf\--1 '•PfH1u •~ 0 CONSUMER BUVLINE 0 DA TINO GAME 0 THAT'S HOLLYWOOD Q) A0AM·12 A V"Uro(] l>Uy ~ l°Jllllln qruPh•C mom0<v pr11vw. 10 hf• thA <>•<1 .. 1vo f&< tut "' •• t>ur Qlllr v c.15(1 ffi NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL Tl>t\ Orf'llt W hOil>'\ fht< I to ot 1111• <'"''" ~ 111•c:i• ~1 "'<l 01do~1 ltvonq m.1mm.ils Updike Drama on TV Divorce Detailed Uy PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES li\l't H you ltke troubh•cl marriagcs. rnf1dt•hty and suburban t.lt'sp<11r . ynu probalJly like many of J ohn llpd1kl' s s hort s tones. and 1f you 11!..1· .John Updike's '>hnrt SlllrJl'S, }CIU Will probubl y hkt• "'Too F.ir To Go' 1on1g hl al !l on NBC. Channl'I '' ·'Ton Va r To c;o I'> lhl· dramal11a laon of l pd1k1·" \1 a pie•-. -.torit's, fr.atunng thost· charmers. H1cbard and .ln;in Ma p!<• Thi• Maples are fond of f!Otnj! tu c·m·kta1l pdrtll'S. to t>X y('h1atni.h offic·<·:-.. <Jnd to ~d with oth<·r JX>oplc i. c;pou:-.t•s And lht•) ltkt.· to do mu('h gut•ssing utrnut «aC'h other's partner::. in .1dull<·ry Sor1 of uppt·r m1ddle-class dom1.•slH' VNSIOn or 20 Questions Jlow many l1m1·..,·1 Wh1 ('h motel did you gn 10 " Did you wear s pt-c 1al perfume"' TIU: MAPLES ARE very attrac·- t 1 v1· 1)('ople willy. l'ducalcd and \.t'r y, ve ry u1,·lu·dalc. Rut they arc not ~real peoplt'. an spirit or deed. ;ind th1•1r clownfa ll does n't see m t ragic J ust d t•prcssing But the cleclinc and rail of an American marriage clo make for ~ood soap-opc'ra theater. and the act· ·$2.48 Million Raised for PBS ... WJ\SlllNGTON IJ\P 1 Vil'wer pledl'(l'S or ubout $2 48 rn1llton were re p o rted by televis ion s tations a round th<' t·ountry over the first weekend or a t Wll WN'k national fund· rais ing campaign The Publtc Rro<.id casting Service said that $1.5 m illion of the total re· suited from audicn('e reaction to a 61-2-hour spct•ial broadcast live from the Grand Ole Opry llowever , final figures will not be available for ~evernl weeks Pledges received by the 114 sta· tion s reporting were 24 percent larger than in the same period last ~ear . the ser vice s aid • (TY REVIEW J 111g ;,i nd d1rl'ct1 on are s upt•rb Tht.• story b<·~1ns with Ru:hard and J oan Sl'arc hang for a proper way lo announce their 1m pt•nding breakup lo lhl' c hildre n Then . through flas hbacks. we .ir<· trl'<.1Ll·<l to scenes from their marriagt-a 20-y<'ar boo· b oo featunni: loncltncss. 1n.-;ens1ltv1 ty and l'xtramanta l adventures. real or as imagined by the othl'r YOU ARE NOT long into this retrospective b.-forC' you realize that Richard and J oan Maple arc not very likable people Neither 1s a hero lie 1s proud and bort">d Sh<• 1s sullen and bored. They real11.e lht•y arc bc~1n· mng to hate their marriage, bul don't bother to do anythrng about 1t. They d cserv<.· a d1vorct• Updike's charnl'lc r s an· like volcanoes with very finely craftt•d Ii lhat keep th1.•m from eruptrn~. ~ m ewhere midmarrwgc, for exam le. J oan and Richa rd havt• a fil(hl JOAN IS UPSET a fte r a p<irty because Richar d s pent much of the evening with someone e lse"; pretty wife. Rich ard doesn't mutter, "uh oh, what'd I do·?" lnskacl. he says, cooly, "I Uunk you·rc 1n one or your Judgmental moods ·· And she doesn l throw a pot No She presents a complicated th<'Ory outlining her husband's suspected JO fidelity The woman Richard s pent so much time with at the party 1s not real· ly his mistress, she theorizes, but his red hernnf? The proJ>i>r suburba n mJn always had a red herring, but never at• tually sleeps with her I h s mistress, ht: keeps hidden away. J\nd Richard, civilized e legant lhul h e is , r e pli e s, "That 's too Machiavellian to he real that's decadent, s weetie " COME TO THINK o r 1t, muybe there's no ·vDlcano ther e at all. Just the lid, constructed o r e mpty urbane witticisms. toney o ne -linerr; Michael Moriarty and Blythe Dan· ner a re fine as the Ma pies. And the Maples are fine as lwo reasons for staying out of the s uburbs lhKun .. 11flltJ m JULIA CUIU> AHO COMPANY 111 ... ~1 .. 1 ,. ..... t S 100,000 NAMF THAT HJH II I fH PAICf 18 AIOHl I 00 Il l Bill Y IMly • 1,..,1,._ hthto h•m 1t1h1 o ... •O t 1HtlQ \lltlHld• nt •h• t'W hU UHtt \)tl;flM.K.1• Cl LITH.-f' HOUSE OH IHl J.llWAI t h It If•\ ln~.tli, •nit 1t111 tth111 0.-tfvn., 11\f'f nut 111t .1 di-•1 JJ4.1• •h~ tt• 11 Ut hu rootlM .,. .. wflu• 1111•ml....," of tht .. t r .. 1uOlt • u tJ litr '4 k .. H tiy t drt1 tOtid d1-...~•u 0 M0111l • • l'l·I• l>t11> I l'lt.111 M 1 t •"' l t111.,. N•(Jt•I llht•t11.i,it A, h+l1'1i1h t(HO tH 11 1htf lllMlt\C·I' Ill 'lttp Alli•,,'"''··~ h u11 ch 'tho, 1.y 11 ru1.t11 "''•& I 1 o-. '" I , 6 I t• IOt.•fH i.! 0 10 SA~ \/AGE I t t jt•I it •1> .1 I IOHI t "11 I tl •"l 1t11t •• t 1 ..,.. NA A •·• '' t•m t , r1 r t 11p •• •· t1of1f1t\ (D CAJ40l 8 UflNEn ANO FRIENDS <I•''''" •.• ,, .• ,. C!) MOIJIE • t I t• U••ltit ft1.t l PH,h) M,H1t1,<>m•''Y (. llrt n u dv K HJl,)t+t I ht• ( IA u1 l11 .1 • ltHt ud uf m Atf111fl "' l'hy·.11 1•.t tu uht ti mf1>t m.1tum hllm 1 doh+. tmo Hu" .uin ~lJY (,'> '" •, • {I!) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL nr1ill\1ti1• f4 11111t1no J UfH,:t f iHl hlflH•, fftlltl\ h OfH Nt; ( 1l'•Y flr)ad Io t • •lftt:turu t1y <,uulh Ah 1 run ,Jvthot Nol\On Muru-tu '" S·30 0 1 & 1 FLA fBUSH A l>OO<llum ntlf'n•·<l (,l•ldll Ollo u:w, f'rPSIO l (Jr:o,llph C .,1ht IJ•I HS thn <Jft1flW,'V vt•htelfo tn ii bJnk robba<y (D THE 000 COUPLE Q~at Sc.Vt•-. F,•h4 ·, lllP and lhftt• ha' 10 pay lhe po>n11lt'( 101 11 "' f e••• qoes to rtl.ltC ulous l£'0Qlhi. 10 '>hOw hos g1.it11udc 1 TUBE TOPPERS NB 'GJ 9 00 "Too F a r lo (;o " /\ clra rrl:.1lm .1l1on o f 10 s ho rt t.lo rat.'s by J ohn lJpd1kt> with Blylht· Dannt·r and M1c hal'I Mo raurty an lht· h:udin ~ roles fst·t· rev1t·w ht'lnw l ('BS tJ 9 30 Sulult· to Alrn•d 1 lttc hco('k Tht· fa med susJ>(•nM· mov1P d1 te<·lor ls honored by th<· Amf'ncan F ilm l mititul<· tn this 90 mmut<• s p ·<01(11 wh1d1 tn('IUllt•s C'l1ps of muny fhtchcock filrns KllJ f> 11 00 •(;ud 's I.11th· /\e n · " l':rskmc Caldwcll 's story of I hl· work1n~ l'las s South wtth Hobt•rt Hyun. Aldo Ray and T tna I .c>u1 sc· 8 40 tQ AMERICAN POP ,,.., r,,,,.. .. , l•hQt\f' fttfl¥ ftf1flo•~tt C tN#f<)t'I 'httmH~J Uld lltOf' f I k9'hrtfl l >fNfUffl' f1t1m ti••• tMHHrl'An (tf ttttt f•t .. .1 1 t 4t1tt•I 000 0 f M'A'S•H u 1 • .u ,,.., s~i,u•\ ,.,, , (Hl~IWJU 11tun100 h tK• \h•O '"''""' .1n'1 l)f()fHnt" 1un·.011t 0 ty 1 U•-•O•• U t0·11tlfUj ut 4'0/ /Ot frt tlll ht • 0 TOO FAR TOGO M•t h 1ul M11t••U ty tflft ftlylho 01\nhH• fl'•' tt n f HH" IHHfl tnO .JtuH• Mttf'I•' ,, • untnrnpot1HY 'tUlHHIUtft 'tJUl)b• liNhO'l.h munotQn '"' fqurntm 1110 1r1 fh1-.. •tdhf•t11 IHJn Uf l•HJ C1I JtJh(f 1Jptl1ktt '• rlOll'H1 M ,,,1 .. '\h(1tf "''"'"!\ 0 •101 HOW THE WEST WA.SWON Molly llrlll I '"" 11 111 I' l>'lld "'' 1onsom ;Hid /11b '" 1.-rt ltff t)oad uttnr thtt "",..' tto111 rh"V ,1..,, h itvnthnQ rJ" 1 • <1llOCkl>('.I lly p11n10' 0 EVERYBOO'l'I (D MERV GRIFFIN c;.,,.,., Jo11y ft11hn11 ( ()11•11 • I yfln ()«ronv Jnflr• .100 Vonr.rr\I PriGf' Mr~o Mon Ile• {I!) AMERICA AT THE MOVIES Chilllt6 Chopltn L.iur1~ .ind HMdy Jran Harlow (..in do<.f' BefQM Jon V0tqh1 J,.,,, .. , Otum ,u1r1 Au-.. lt.uu rt1H .,.,_ fo.11uthd ., • mrtnt1104 t;I 'JH"I r in"'"'·• '·•"';••ff•"'JO 9 30 0 t A SALUTE TO ALFRED ~urCHCOCK ltu AtUHOf ••<• f 1in • r • 111•• 11;a10. hit.uh fr th• ' u 0111.1 .,,, ,,.,,,, '"'""' ,_,,, 1t I dt Ar hU,.;ftrr• r1t A·•"llt>ttfl .... ,, I ,.,,,,, ()hi'' ,, ,,__,, ... ,,, "''"" 10000 N(WB Q) Nl()Hl GALLERY " t ....... 1.fql 0•'',, ,,,.,, , .. , "1u-..uf11 '''" um~,,~ 1 ,. • IOJO (DQ) NEWS 1100 0001t 110 NfWf. 0 a.IAKE ME LAUGH 0 MOVIE • • • I ,,~J \ I ttfl•· Ai ,,. t Ht'1hl Uut1-rn t If (11'' AkSr ~t.iy ft,1t.,t;{j ran tt10 •.Inf / ti, f ',., ''''~ (.;ohJwrtH " r,fht•t1; '•O<ifQl•I flHmUf l(J,f.H• 111• 1.t1fJI\ Ir, luf.ifVatn h1 f ••utu• V'';P•tfty tr; ltJ(ilit lt11 Qt1Kt l;t "'~) (D CAROt. 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''"""' "·~· ~ tt.r. kr.,[.->(t 1-s~~r n (J,..,<J Mr<,1' --u,., De 'Fixes' Siek Shows Producer Chermak Turm •CHiPs ' Into a Wimier LOS ANGELES (J\P 1 Cy Chermak 1s not ll humble man He's a 'bit pompou~. and something of a hra~gart Then· arC' lob of men hkt• that 1n Hollywood Rut C he rmak 1s rare amon~ them Cy Chermak has a hit telt:'v1s1on show at N HC an accomplishment of no s ma ll dimension!> Chermak ·.., s how, "C'll1 Ps," and "Little lloust· on tht• Prame" arc• N BC's only wc<.'kly :-.enes hold .ng their own JO lht· ratings "IT'S WONDERFUL AT NBC when )OU pro duce one or only two h1l!, they have." he sa ys H<' beams sclf-conr1dent 'It promulgates an altitude or being important to NBC They don't mess with you whe n you 've got one or their two hit s hows ·· It 's hard t1> re:.enl Chermak·., brand of brag gJOg It's delivered straight. and with a s mile "It's difficult to be humble when you've got their only hit Th<·} return your telephone calls It's very nice ·· CHE RMAK CALLS HIMSELF tht' ·series cloc tor." a producer for·h1 re with a knack or s aving oth e r producers' rlops Among his rescue!> '"Ironsides." "The• V1r g in1 an'" and now "CHiPs ·· "CHiPs. JO case you don't watch TV on Satur bad 1 tolc1 lht·m , } 1·s 11 ~.ts, it \.\ ;_i, d n·adful Th1·~~ askl'd mt• ar t "'ould do 1l. and I -.aid .' t·-. ·1 thouJ,!ht tht· p<1l1•nt1 dl wa ... o•normnus I !><.11d tv mysc•H. ·t t'an lw ;i ht•r11 "'1th lh1 .., -.ho~ ·The an ~rl"d01t•nts ~1·r1· lhl'l"l' l.J rn W1ko\ and Erik F-:straclJ •lht· ... hciv .... '-lat.., 1 ~t·rt• voung, attral'll\'t' and l'X( 1t1nJ,! An<1 t tw r1 "'''r•· ... tu oh Bl'forl· ·c11 1P'>.' 1f \OU ~anlNI 111 w 1· -.tunt-. and 1·hC1s<:s. ... om C'thing like ·~mokc ' ancl thl' Bandit. )OU hlld to get out of \Our t·h:11r Jnd g11111 a nri "'' in mov1l'- You m:n not b"11c•\ • r h1~. but C'ht•rm<1 k ha:. ~ flnt' 1-t•ns c· or fll'r'>pt·t'll\ t· Jhoul Clf1 p.., ' "LET'S T .\U\ .\BOl'T quc.1ltt\ ht.' -.a}!> 'T(} m1·. quahty ml.tns" -.ho~ lhill tan t>t: t'nJO)t.'d by a broad !>pectrum of lhl" ,rndll'nn· As a quality l_hO>A 'Cll1P" 1 .. not high clram.i Laun·nc<' Olivier "'°eH•r gonna 1 .di m1· and .1-.I.. 1f ht' 1·an gues t on lhl !>hO~ ··And I c1o n I kno~ 1f ~t· n· ,.,er going to win a n Emmv Ev<'n n ·al J.!<>IKI clramal1c· '>how could hC'at us out i\1111 .,.,.. rt• 01·\ n going to tw a co mec1y 'W<• rt· JU'-1 .1 I.1 st pa1·<'d ac·t1f)n adventure. wC'll·dOnt'. ~tnd damm11 . tht·n • ar" an awful lot or peoplt· who witnl to ('11me hnm1· at night artl'r work. k1ek orr th<•1r shol'' and hc.1,·1· a httlt.· fun Thi' :-.how 1s fun lo w;i td1 ·· day night , 1s a cop s how without blaring guns lt!>---------------------- act1on 1s in stunts t hases, rar wrecks and the -------------------------. like. Arter a very s ha k y bt'ginning two seasons ago, "CHi Ps " has made its way to the upper half in lhc ratings and appears to b<' gelling stronger • 'TO? FAR' STAR Blythe Denner CHERMAK SAVS HE WATCH E D the fi rst 10 episodes of the s how when 11 was re ally struggling "They said to me . 'Whal do you think .,. I sa id 1t was a dog They <,atd. 'Aw. c mon. 1t'c; not that 'Flathush' Flattened NEW YORK 11\Pl "Flatbush," a s1tuat1on comedy se t on the streets of Rrooklyn tha t drew the wrath of boroul'(h officials. leaves the air after Marth 12. C BS ~aid in announc series or schedule changes. \BS s aid the prime-time shakeup will tn<'lucte the addition of a new s itua tion comed y and two ltm1ted series. a nd will involve schedule changes for four programs. including "One Day at a Time " and "The J cffe rsons .. /\ODED TO THE schedule late r this month will be "The Bad News Bears," a comedy series based on thl' popular mo11ie of the same name. a nd the two s hort run s hows. "Miss Winslow & Son " with Darlene Carr a nd Roscoe Lee Browne, and "Dear Dctect111e " with Brenda Vaccaro "The Bad News Rea rs.'" starring .lack Warden. premieres tht> eve ning o f Saturday Man·h 24 al 8 30 p m with the two othe r programs joining the ltneupthe n1~htof March 28. After a two-hour prem1e n • that night. ··oear Detecllvt"' will m O\'l' to Wt-dnesdavs at9p m ,b<>gmmng/\prtl4 C BS said "Onf' Da y :tl .t Time" mo' cs to Sundavs al 8 JO p m begmmn~ Ma n ·h 18 .. :T ht• .J<·Ht·rsons" lo WC'cl n1•sduys al 8 p m b<'J.!lllnmg March 28. "H11ly··toS11turdaysatR 30p m s tart 1ng Marc h 24 . and "The Whitt' S h adow " lo Monday s b1.•it1nntnR Ma rch 19 C BS STOPPEU short of !>ayang · · F latbush." wh1r h prt•m1ered 1n February. had bt.•t•1i c·unceled. and there was no JOd1C'ulton what eHect the criticism from llow1trd Golden. the Brooklyn borOUAh president. ha d o n the de<'1R1on COITAMISA l6' 1 Intl IT .trll'¥'°1W,.,_~ ,..,, .. ~· oe-'U'W•• M2•t4117 ....,._.. '" Oft ..... I()' CllOl.o....,..-,,,. MIUIOH VllJO 2H92 Mor;"""'9 f'llWY t ~,,, .. ,. • V 1•Q•1fffrt• ,.,.~.,,,(I(_~~· '9S·H02 ~· '" ~-.... IG• ~ ......... FROM Fashion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR I 0 ______ ..... ' • ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I POP MUSIC Sorvino Late Bloomer By 808 TllOMAl'I HOLLYWOOD 1AP 1 • S.1mt· performt't\ art' l11tt' b1uom\61 , it lUk\'\ ti mt• for thl'm tn put tl itll together," obs.t'n~r:. Pdu! ~1tvano whoo;l wcltnK rareer 1:-bloomint•. "Ith thtt·t• htm' 1n t-urrt'f\I rt• le.ase Son mo 1·un lit' \l'\'fl thl" M •• ~ .. ,. ;a 11ru• of tht• ht'1!'h·r11 tn l'hl' l\rink' J11h :.t' • M•11t1ment11I Nt"v. Yo1 k l'Olumm,1 tn ~1 .. v. lli.m '"" tn lht• Iii•' Cit),' and u1> 1rn ltt.1h in \mt•r 11 111 pnm1ll'• an "Bluodbn1th1•1\ l 0111111j..':.up I.ml 11nd foound J C'llmt'<h with l;h•nct.1 J.11 i.. nn .tntl l1t·or.:e• ~·t:UI .tntl 1>1111111\\, u tdt•\t.111n """'t' v.1th Sor\.lnr1 I•' il rt•,11 hit• dt•1.lf l11v. \ t'I II " .1 r••nuu kablt· 41'1 .11111•h,h1111 nl fur •• mun wh11 io:a\• up 111·t111~ »I ix lit'• .111'• tu 1·11ulrln I .. t.11111 tht• 1·1111 ... 1.111t f\• lt'l'l lllfl ~OK\'l NO R•' \Ull \ \ll'll 1' lh.11 111 '' t!i ht•t'UlL't' flh''I J11·11ph• I htnk I fl1 I~ ttl -4H h10,1•1I "" 'Supcr1nom' Discuss Son PRINt't-:TO"l °" J \I' l'h1111gh 1·om1c book'> l1•h•\1"on 'hn""' 111J m11,1t'' d11111 Supt•r111un ...... , horn 1111 1 l.1r,1v. ··~ plant'l c .illc•11 Krypton. tht>rf' s al lt-u~l d li11 11( truth lo lht--.tor~ that he gr• v. up in Pnn1·1·t11n And whth.• -.omt> tov. n'J"'< pit rl ft>r lo Barh<1nt Johnson. a re!>tdenl nf l'r1111 t'lun h1r 23 ) 1::ar!>, .,, Superman's mom. sht• pn r..r .. 111 think of her!'tt-lf simply, as "th{• mother uf a young man v.ho ha3 always wanted lo be an Jl't11r " Mrs. Johnson !>a1ct h1·r son · ...,upt.·rman ... t.H Christopher Rt•eve, 26, began drt.'Jming of an at'l mg career at an t•iuly agl'. but nt•\ t'I was 1ntcrt:!>I cd an Superman ai:. a kid "HE DIDN'T WATCH Supl'rn1a11 He watched Batman a hlllt• I don't think wt• t-vcn ownt:d a telev1s1on until the Kennt'dy Nixon cam paign 1n 1960." Mrs Johnson said m a rt!l'ent interview Mrs Johnson came to Princeton with son:. Chris and Ben on New Year 's Eve m 1956 and ha~ h ved then• ev('r since lier t'X·husband. Chris' and Ben's father. gradualt:d Crom Princeton in 1950 "1 didn't work at all during Chris' growing up.· said Mrs John!>on . who now writes for Town Topics. a weekly newspapt-r m Princeton. "I'm re- ally an old-fashioned mother and I was glad I could be there when he rame home from school .. MRS. JOHNSON ~AID she never tried to dt!> su ade her son from acting. adding, "I never could have succeeded in discouraging him. Each time he was in a play he wa~ so happy, every lime he was cast. There was such dctcrmmation in Chris from a young a~e " He mad(' ht!> artmg debut m the seventh grade as a Scottish housemaid m Agatha Christie's "Wit· ncss for the Proserut1on " Mrs. Johnson predicted. her son will make more movies. and parhaps eventually return to tht· stage "AT THE MOM ENT HE'S got to show the world he can 1.itt m a maJOr feature without a cape," said Mrs Johnson "He absolutely refuses to do any more than Super man II " She noted that 1t 1s becoming difficult for "Superman" Reeve lo visit his home tht' relit•., I plu\ In 'M uh• for F.ru~h Othn.' 1 wu1> 1 Ji.I ,.., .Jot• !1111111:11.1' f,1lhrr anti ht•., old1•r lh;trt ( 41111 ~11'11111 ' '>lH 1 1 ' <i' ht• 11pµro111•hes m1ddlt' ••i•' 1 .. all 1h1• 11wrt• rnJo~ ulllt' bt·cause of the re 11u•111bt•1t•d pa11111f h1' 1·1u 11 ... r vt:ar'I In '"' ~'t1, I h.ul th1· b•'41\ o( ;_111 Olymp1l' a t hlt'lt• hut v.1lh ,1 t'hl'rUblt fun', hl' rCC{tllt.'<.I r h•· l1111k "'u ' 11rr .ind .. o t wus h.1111 to 1 .l'l I \1111)( 1md Jdt'<.I 10 N1"' 'I nrk hut I wu'I only mo r 1•111ull) 1•ff1•1'll\ 1· "I k1wv. I wu' .st luo'>t' l'rlllS I ft•lt I had th1• tull·nl hut I rt11111 1 h11\ c• 1h1• rwn 1· h• pull 1t off I t•111l1•cl ulJ 'A 1th u hurl l'lful ol c 1111lt•n111t for 111 ~ "'" I hod 1o1 \.ll'W of n1't'l'lf ,II\ J \/l('lllll fit' wd1on Ii'\ tiurcl fM uny p1•rM1ll to I nc1un· hut II ... ""lM.'('llJlly hurd SORY•HO f111 nn 1H·tm \\ho mu:-t 1 lo'ly on ltt'ceptance It took , 11 .11flh1·1.1p' l111·11011·l11tt•1nh"Althmyself " \ t :!X, ti.. W \~ ~ \ R RH: n to actress Lor r .1 111t I 1," '" .11111 1h1·' hJd tht' fir:.t of their three , 1111'111•11 1111' 11111·1·1 t.unt' 11! tht· ucting hfe seemed 1111ti1•,11 i.1hl1 .11111 Son 1110 took a JOb as a copy ~ 1111 I 111 .111 ,ul\l'rll~lllg 4.ll(t'Ol'~ I "",1 ~'"iJ <It 11, lvo ... aid Son mo, a big , Ir ... 111lh l1t JI , I .1 mJn I wa ... mto the $300 suits .mcl t lw $1 1·1µ.11-. J11d 1 ru-.r lo become \ice pres1 1knl ..intJ 111 .1tl\ l' <1111·1·1or My company had h11u~hl .mutht r a~t·nt > .md v.anted me lo move "' t-r at $60 ooo ..i )t'Jr I hJd h\e Job oHers at more 111111w~ th..1n I v.a:. m..ikin~ ' rl'I has :.111\t'rl1s1ng c..ireer endcd alter a year .1 11 tJ t1 h J IC W h c1 t h t1 pp en e d ., He sa w a pcrformanl'l' uf J :H·k Wardt·n m "Tht· Mun m the c;1<1ss Booth HIS Wll-'E RECOGNIZED Paul's feelings at tht• fine pcrformante "Go back into lhe theater,'' .. ht• told him "WlW "" ht· asked "Nobody wants me " Th(•\' \\ 111 You ' re a grl'<\t actor " S11r vino n•turnt•d lo acting clas!>es the next 11.1 \ Wat hin four month ... he quit cidvcrtising "and t'H't ... 111n·. I 'vl' nc·vt-r bN!n out of work except l>.)' t•hol('C " HE SCORED UN BROADWAY in "That Championship Season." starred in a pair of falled tele\'lston series, played a variety of film roles. must Iv a:. characters That was because of his heft at· one point 280 pounds on a six-foot-three frame. lie has trimmed lo 212 and hopes to reach 195 .. the price you pa) to get the girl in films " lh:. hrst real romance came with "Slow Dane· mg, . which he admits IS his best shot so rar Busi- Ol':.S has been slow. with no help from two bad re- Vlt'\\o\ m the new' magazines Director: J ohn A vildsen has added 15 minutes lo help develop Sorvino's character and the actor believes the film 1s m urh 1 mproved About "Bloodbrothcrs" he 1s less pleased - "let's JUSt say I had a difference of opinion with the editing department." Half of his scenes were junked, he said "BRINKS" GAV E HIM pleasure, especially mt .. etm~ with Jazz Maffie. the real-life robber Sorvino Portrayed Marr.e's lrib1Jle was worth a dozen reviewers· raves "I think he done a good JOb .. At this point in his career. said Sorvino, he could s ign on for a TV series at $50,000 a week. "But how many Rolls Royces can 1 drive? I don't even want one." he reasons. It works like a charm. All I have to hear is the announcer say: "and no w a word from ," and I leave the room . Whi ch means most TV commercials don't get much of a break from many women my a ge. who aren't big TV viewers at best. Advertisers know I '11 their ads run in the subscribe. when Pilot. I be there Daily !\{~re ~omen turn to the ad~ertising in their daily newspaper than the combined day and night audience on the TV tube. Does that surprise you? Tune in to the Daily Pilot. DAILY PILOT J By Thf' A11Soclated Pren 'fhe followi.nst are Billboard's hot rerord hits - for lhto wttk endrng Ma rch 17 as they appea this week ~ 11>suc of Billboard magazme r 10 HOT SINGLE ::1 Wall Su~.v1v1"' Gloria Gaynor tPolydori 2 Tragedy Bee Gees tRSO l 3 "Do You Thmk J'm Sexy" Rod Ste wart !Warner Bro~ 1 4 "Heaven Knows'' Donna Summer & Brooklyn Dreams (Casablanca 1 5 "Shake Your Groove Truog .. Peaches & H b 1Polydor1 · er 6 "What A Fool Beheves" Ooobie Brothers <Warner Bros 1 7 ''Fire" Pointer Sisters CPlanetl 8 "Sultans Of Swing" Di.re Straits <Warner Bros . I 9 "A Little More Love" Olivia Newton.John 10 "What You Won't Do For Love" Bobby < ..ii dwell <Cloud 1 TOP LPs I "Spirits Having Flown" Bee Gees !RSO 1 2 "Blondes Have More Fun" Rod Stewart !Warner Bros 1 3 "Minute By M mute" Doobie Brothe rs <Warner Bros I 4 "Dir e Straits" Dire Strait!> !Wa rner Bros 1 5 "Cru1s1n' .. Village People <Casablanca 1 COUNTRY SINGLES 1 "Golden Tears" Dave & Sugar fRCA 1 2. "Send Me Down To Tucson-Charlie's Angels' Mel Tillis c MCA l 3: "'I Just Fall In Love Again"' Anne Murray 1Cap1tol > 4 "If I Could Write A Song As Beautiful As You" Billy "Crash" Craddock ICapitoll 5. "I Had A Lovely Time" The Kendalls IOva t1on l EASY LISTENING 1. "'Cruzy Love" Poco I ABC 1 2 ··1 Ju .. t !-'all In Love Agam" Anne Murray <Capitol I 3 "Forever In Blue Jeans" Neil Diamond 1Colum bia1 4 "Music Box Dan<.'er " Frank Mills <Polydor> 5 "Lotta Love" Nicolette Larson IWarner Bros.J SOUL SINGLES l "I Got My Mind Made Up' ln:.tanl Funk cSalsoul 1 2 "Bustin ' Loose · Chuck Brown & The Soul Sea re hers I Source 1 3. "'He's The Grf.'atest Dancer" Sisler Sledgt: 1Cotillion 1 4 ··1 Will Survive" Gloria Ga~nor 1Polydor1 5 "Do You Think I 'm St!xy ' Rod Stewart !Wa rner Bros J Flyrm Honored GLENDALE <AP) The gr ave of actor Errol Flynn, unmarked for t he 19 years since his death, finally has a headstone, says Forest Lawn. A bronze memorial tablet was placed .there in January by hi s childre n. said the cemetery's publicist. Dick Fisher. Flynn died Oct. 14, 1959, at age 50. The tablet reads : "In memory of our father . From bis loving children. There was no explanation of why the grave was lert unmarked for so long. 91CIDEMY IWID IOMlllTIOIS l~OOllHUllST .t.Nl18rln 172 b44b MlSA Cosu Mesa b46 ',02~ MUllTlllOTON .. or.lonQIO<• be.Ith 848·00U DflAllOC MAil r>r•rioe h11 QJ4n CllllMA WIST W1• trun lt11 d~I U~J STADIUM Dfl!Wl·IN Or•nqt blq H /10 c1nename Ei scAeen 6JU 2553 comPLEX S&DOll8'Cll u •oroS8• '>8Al Chi1pm.11n Av• ~ ~nl• An• Frffway MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HARD CORE" CR) "THE EYES OF LAURA MARS'" WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS "NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS" (G) ICE CASTLES" (PG) "SAME-TIME NEXT YEAR " CPG> "CALIFORNI SUITE" "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) "FAST BREAK" (PG) "AGATHA" (PG) STADIUm 6scAeen 639 -7 86 0 OAIVE·ln K.at•ll• .... , s1.01um "MURDER BY DECREE" (PG) "THE SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION" "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" "TAXI DRIVER" (R) "'NATIONAL LAMPOON"$ ANIMAL HOUSE" "MONTY PYTHON" (R "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) ··up IN SMOKE" "A BOY & HIS DOG" (R). ''TAKE DOWN" "ICE CASTLES" (PG) ALI. DIUV&·IN~NN 6:JOP.M..-..nLY C"llll U11etr 11 ~, .. Untett e KMldle PlaytrOUllCI THE ~llM . ..&. GO T Recipe• to ecRI awning pl•aure whll• 1ubtr•ctlng celorl••· Wedne1d1y lnth• DAILY PILOT ROBic~i~~)~ ~ •, E_\sr LJ~?..Mi Plus George Pepp•rd ·5 DAYS FROM HOME !\ '··. .~,riit11' ~i· .-.~ t ,,, ,,,1::-.-. THE CAEAT TRAIN AOBBUY "· GABE "FAST KAPLAN IN BREAK" Plus (PG) .. STAR; CRASH" ~ .. , .. .. ..._ .... , •• 1 .. ... • 00 ,, " HEAVEN CANWAIT ~~~( "'"' "CA&."°"*A IUITI" FAST BREAK Plue IPG) Winner of 9 Acedemy Aw8fd Nomln•llon• "HEAVEN CAN WAIT' e~~f~c ~ ~··· ~ @sTLfa5N} Plus (PG) "ONE ON ONE" '{l~ '"·' m "''•'at (.l'l"flt!\O THE CREAT · TAAIM I ROBBERY ·· I Plus "'S DAYS FROM HOME' "THE GLACIER FOX" Ptu• Col "FAST ''THE GLACIER BREAK" FOX" {N) Pli.e(Q) "u• (PO) "GRAY ''STAR EAGLE" CRASH" -DAILY PILOT Monday MaN:l'I 12. 11171 Can't Escape Those Ears r Q: IA"OClant Nhnoy prowed lab werHllll&y .. "IHuloa ol lk Bed)' aaklM-n." Be& lw11 u-.c-r ~ forcoUnl u "Mr. Spocl," lllM' mao •Illa UM> "•ll pola&.ed Hn I• "Star Tftk.'' wWt ii. will .... be a .. v6e. la ~hu·~n nJmlq, I ffad Uaal k to•rf'd la a OM'·m•• &rlb.&e &o Lk pelat.tor Vea Ge ........ Mff HC .rt ....... ear. I UH .... Q•ttUou: Don UH-•r .. r , .._. ..,. ••• llJ• famoa. IHI M•t klnuJp wilil Yu Gep! A•d wlaa~wr ii.appt-11f'd lo Nlmoy'a unT -A. hU7, Nl'w~au. .._Fer I.It*' Ala Bnare ,._,, DEA& &t;ADt;t.:S: Tbe Amerkaa Heart ~ lOelaUoe and ('unoC'fUcut Mau.al Llfe wW )olAUy 1poa1.or NaUonal aun •'or We 0.y CHI May lt CO prom• the IN!neRLa of p1-yaJeaJ ftlaea1 aod retie rundtt for """· /\ Spot•k l~ nn 1poolt H .. 'a a brllllant , Tht Onna~ C'o.-nty cllap&er of AHA plau co k.nowledgftabl .. pt>n1on who 11i0 hap~n w be' an rondad Rve 3-w~k cUnlc• (oJ' people wbo would llb &o l"uu mu,-~ about n&UIA&. Saa&a AH· ru-un ('ommualty Hoapllal, Hoa& Memorial Ho•plt.al, Mi.ukHt ('ommualt)' lloalpttaJ, Placentia Unda llueipll•I and tb~ Jol.Dl Powen T'ralolng ('flo tn baw4' •9'rttd to prov•de room• fo r tbe dlaka. IJl.WlrHIH Pf'rM>O• UD regbter by pbonlog ~1 lttJ aod a.kla.c for Robt-rta or Gbm.y. actor 'a u('lOr. and ha• prcwed at lo e\ ..-ry mt•<hurn of h1:11 craft In TV mld on lht> !'ita1ee. 10 com .-dy. dranta and mu 1<'~1 rolt•\ Onl> rt'l't'ntly . ht> t•111 nNI a m <lr.h 'r ' •h•t:rt••· u t Antioc h (.'ollt'~t' lit> lt'('ture!> on lhl• ~ub lt'l'l llf fi<'let\l'l' f1<'tmn lit l ~ .rnd Cun.tdurn un1H·r~lti .. -. root w ... 'r Rocut Me•f DU• Still murrwd to lht> same wu mun ht> mad" h1., bride ~ years SRO, a cln·i. Sanda Zobt·r N1mov 11> tt talt•ntt'd v.ntt'r imd photugrupher Threi or tut1 books bnve bt·ea pubh:.hed, including his autobiography l"l Am NOT Spock!"> and two Dt;l\U PAT l havt' an l'Xl'l'llent way of pre- 11au 1ng ro<1't ix.,..f J <,lt1rt with the roast at room tt<m 1wralun, cook lfut iJlde up> five minutes per pound .ic ~ dl'j(rt'l'b, and then turn the oven off Jnd don t 0 114.•n 1l for two hours The roast is then n·Jdy to bl'f Vl' a nd 1t 'i. perfect every llme JWCy, Oa\orlul and medium rare I have an electnc oven a11rl ... unit' of rny fnend wbo bas gas ovens want to know ti thus c:ookmg method would work for t hl·m loo or would lhl' heat from the piJot lJght nrukt' a d1frerence·1 'Glad You Asked That' WAl.l--.~S n.~AYIMUI lllMULAIS ... ......... y . DICUI"' CNt Dooly 6 JO <,at Sun Hol 1 l 10 ""°"" P\.A'. .. "'CASl'f"S SHADOW• INt ....... "'"' .. .cm fOS" ........... ............. C.B .. Huntington Beach Tbe "official" word from • ce>Mamer Inform•· Ooo specialist with Southern CallloraJa Gas Co. is that the pilot light in a gu oweo woolcla't add enough beat to change the resalt8 of you roasdng method. One word of wa rning Is ID order, bowever. Make surt> the uncooked roast~r any other meat- is not allowed to remala Wll'efrlgera&ed for any length ol time. Ad~ Taken To Heart DEAR PAT: Is heart disease as prevalent as 1t was a few yesrs ago? I read that it's sWl the number one cause or death in the United States. but I'd like to find out 1f the rale of death bas declined due to all the emphasis on diet and ex· ercise H.T .• Irvine Heart dlseaM Is sUll the chief cause of death in this couolry. but the ra~ bu declined 21 per· cent since 1968. Some experts believe that Westyle changes and wJder blood pressan treatment att the reasons. It appears that mltldle-aged American males, at least, ere smoking leu, con· suming less cholesterol , getting more exercise, a nd b«omlng more aware of tbe need to cbeck and seek treatment for lllgb blood preuare. ~---------------~---~-----~---· ,, :::>tuart u'Anderson s ' : OFFICIAL ENTRY FOAM "IRISH SWEEPSTEAKS" ! I With a little Irish luck, you can Shure and begorrah I want to enter I wtn r-ound trip air fare for rwo , , • I I andanupensepald tOdaysln Stuart 0 Anderson s Irish Sweepsteaks I I Ireland. En ter at any pu· N-I I UclpaUng Stuart Anderson's I I Black Angu• or CauJe Com· Add._ I I pany RescauranL No purchase I I neceNary. Cllr ai._ z1p I II OFFICIAL RULES -NO PURCHASE NECESSARY : Here'• How to Enter. I 1 On ., oll1C1al Entry Fonn or OIMI p1ee4 GI J"X 5" Ptl*. !Wld·pun1 your ,,_ lddrm lfld zip code I I 2. Deposi1 your completeo en1ry 11110 me rllCIClladl prcMdld at youi 1*1ltlPlilflO ttstullll All tnlues mull be 09poslted I I by~ IOul time. M•Cll Ill 191'.1 I 3 ThtGranlPnzt-w1Nb1Jcle1ennndon aflllldom drtft'IQll~ ~ 1•t111tonreceMC111 Pfll!!~lt1¥0., I 1111 o. '-lllAfl COflP(JIAllON.111 tndrpenden1 JUC1Qo110 or91Rut1on wllO$e .,._Mt IW\11 NO IWSlttutlOll IOI Piil• I I IS P1f1111tteO Tues on Ill piite ••tilt llllt rlliPOl\1Dllly OI lhl Plllt -I I 4. thlslWllll5t-.Sison1yopen1omaoen111nnwS111ttotAK Al CA CO IO IA IE,W OR lJIOWo\ ~otS111¥1 I MdtrtOn s BIO Angus/Cllllt ComplJly Rtstaurllll" tlS IOlflll i111Matt'-ICMrl•SlllO and piomotion lglllCM and the I tll!lllM GI Nd! att llOI ~ ~ w!Ml<tvtf prOfl<Oltte o, la• All Ftdt!M. Stale lllCI 10C.1111ws and ·~-awv I Thi~ odOs GI wWq 1111 Gurll Plllt., I 300til '"'act~ oooa ol """""'9"" G<lllCI Pnlt WIN°"*"' upon 1111 I IOI.JI IUICltt OI entrlft ,_..., Tiier• Wiii blJ Ill 151lnllled llllY·51• 1561 psi~ lllP Angus/Clltlt ComH1't I t _....,,., MinorstnwehnQln~t1on w.1nllltssWlfll'tlllnmus1be~0.,1pareflC 0<~ ONs I ._..----GI Cltplr1ure •• llA>!KI 10 l'flllallll!ly Thi IJfllt mull bt ,.,. Oy M•Cll JO, !Iii). Mr ..... I ~ orodueeO °' •oauc..i enrnes .,, ¥01C1 I I ~RA re $ Tiit -OI "" Giant Pilz• Wimll Wiii bt ...... ""rest¥ .. lfOln ...... ,. () ~--MllCleG ... ----------------------~ Celebrate the Wearing o' the ~~; green Friday and Saturday. • ~ ._Happy Hour BOTH days \6 • 11 .,. Corned beef and cabbage lunch _.. ~ •Free lrlsh tongbookt -C •aw AMCMJ•/~ ao-••-r RBSTAUAANTll •• FOUNTAIN YAWY ENTERTAINMENT (HY GARDNER I AT YOUR SERVICE Pst Dunn Is A Regular feature of the Daily P110t 5,,, Days a Week Got u problerr? Qu1:1st1ons can be directed to Pat Dunn Al Your Se"'1ce. Orange Coa!>t Daily Pilot. P 0 Box I ~ Costa Mesa 92626 ••R• Trt1p S•••,,ed c .. i .. ft" DEAR PAT: l ordered a $4.89 Insect trap from Jay Noms Corp last July I never gol 1t, but they have my mon y and l haven't bad any response from lbem at all. R.G .. Irvine You ref11Dd ls in tbe mall. Jay Norri• Corp. bad no explanation other tbu a "lost maU" ex· cuse. IJl addWon to repeated product mlsrepresen· &aUon cbargea by tbe PoslaJ Service and a Better Bualness Bureau record or slow merchandise de· Uvery and refand prottaslng, tllla Orm has been 1 tonllrndng source of complalot mail to A YS sloce the column started in lt'12. Does ~au c~ All €••••1 DEAR PAT Can you rtnd out if mounting and ba lancing are included free or c harge with re placement tires provided under the Firestone re- call? I've heard varying op1ruons on tlus and wanl to find out for sure. K.R . Corona del Mar Frtt mouoUng and balanclag of replacement tires should be locladed. Consumers also should know that the recall ofrer expires 60 days alter a letter is received from Firestone. Both the National Highway Trame Safety Ad· ministration and Firestone have toU·rree botllnes for consumer inquJries. For recall inlormation or to report aa&o safety problems, call NHTSA at (8" > 424·9393. Firestone may be contac&ed by writ· log· to J .B. 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OIV, 111!(."'111 of tM Wiii Otputy ofll• ....,........., OLIN 0. Mil.LI• iii=::;;;::;::::;;;;;;;-....;...;;.;~"';:::;"';';;;;;;;;;-----a --.... A ,.,. .. MllUI Law CW.. WU.&.IAM a. llOfaa•o ....... ,.,..,...... ....... Q.llft ... .__. ..-, C:..-.• llllPMM 1H ..._ .... CA tw. IWITwtD WAT lllT LOOll fN) CMii.S•-9'Kfl,CAmM Tell tn41..._1 ""' ,. .. , .-..u. ·"-' ... ,.......... MUNTUT111 A"""'9Yferl__.• ltutlhl)•d O••no• Coast 0111., ""1>11~ Of41110t ~ 0.llY Pl ,llet,F• 1t,t .. n<IM•r S,17,,.,_. ,-.,. tt, ,_,Mar.S, It. lt7' '1 "a>" - t ·t r )0. (ul 'OU .1aL :"t!;J lhl' tnc.l ell the lhl' j>ecl .ce:-- id c the of a Jest the pen lth:-- -:ess s lo 1m s, vell· the lbe cted ssn't d a s no ager Ooor 1airs tally J tus ex· Ile t.o > not an," .h ••. • INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Classified •Horoscope • B ig Top Fever Th ere 's still time away and join the It's in Huntington through Tuesday. to run ClfCUS. Beach R)' ARTlll R R. VINSEL a. I ... O•lly Piiot Sl•tt l'1rc-u s µu~ter:. dt•t•o ratt• i.upermarkcts, :-.mcc \\e haH' a dt•a rth of barn walls Annie Oakleys lfrPc t1ckt·ls 1 <1re given to VIPs. And townsfo lk nock to Walt h th£• Big Toµ set up as c1rcu" f<>ver mounts What new~man \\Ould turn down a chance lo wander the grounds, where one suspects that ( Comn1ent J the s mell or "greast'paint" 1s really just the breeze from t he animals' s tahles. • • • U11e rerrn'mbo s lying owakR spnng nights. wa1t - mg fnr the faraway wlu.1oooowhooooooo after the SP Lark regularly clicked quietly m at J 20 a m , ahead of the r 1rcus tram The lights uf the ltt mg qoorters cars and the Pie Car tdmer tliat n1ner closes 1. glided by one's bedroom W1nd<1w l1k1' <J I FU squadron, gradually slowing By daybreak after u r ursury salule to the cereal howl. 1t was down to t lw old tile-roofed depot to watch Tlit> 171C1lagene wcu ma rched down gangways to he trucked or led to the wild oats·covered old race track datmg to circa 1900. which by Sunday night would be a trampled . tanbark-strewn landmark. None of my f)udd1es ever ran away and joined Barter System A dentist trades fillings to a bricklayer. for a new patio. Or an old woman cook s dinner for bachelor who does shopping. By TIMOTHY HARPER ••-i•IH Pren Wrlttt the her MADISON. Wis. Doug Bradley isn't look· mg for any bargains hke swapping $24 worth or beads for Manhattan Island, bul that won't keep him from doing what he can to help promote a barter revival .. Everybody has something they can give a nd there's always something they need." said Bradley, who is trying to set up a community barter center here. Whether it's a dentist trading fillings lo a bricklayer for a new patio or an old lady cook· ing a meal for the bachelor neighbor who does her shopping, Americans are rediscovering barter. Bradley said. THE CURRENT RESURGENCE, he said, 1s born of inflation and unemployment, much as 1t was during the Depression "barter boom" when swap system s and exchange centers became the economic heart of many rural towns and big city neighborhoods. "Barter is a system whose time has come and gone and come again," Bradley said. He said barter can help anyone in these days of the incredible shrinking dollar, but it Is particularly practical for the unemployed, un· deremployed and those on fixed Incomes. Bradley, who said he hopes to trade Janitorial services for office space so his planned nonprofit swap center can open in a couple months. has collected examples of work· ing barter systems, includ.inJC • New York's Atwood Richards Inc., run by Moreton ·Binn, the "Barter Baron" who has made millions trading excess Inventories for ad· vertislng. • Salt Lake City's and Minneapolis' "for profit" barter centers which cbar1e annual membership fees and take a small percenta1e of tbe value of each exchange arranged amoni memben. • Chicago's "learning exchanae," a non· prorit educaUonal-recreationaJ referral service ll1Un1 3,100 ell:cbange topics for 30,000 people. • Kllwaukee's "work exchange" In which at least one or the parties In any arranaement must be a senior citizen. • Rest.on, Virginia's "uaelul service ex- cban1e." a non-profit clearing house where akllla, service• and 1ood1 are "loaned on credit." Bradley said barter accounts for an (See BA&TE•, Pace CJ) At the circus. a muscular rous1bout is dedicated to g ettmg that bnght blue C1rcus Vargus Big Top up tht• rtrnl.1 os I rn·•ll hut cm :uses and childhood bud dies haw clumgrrl with time and a few pals would he bc.>ttn nlf 11 tltey l1ad 1omed the rtrru.\ • • • A !-t hort. muscular rous tabout, bulging chest. fl al belly and arms bursting with sinew. goes hand-over hand up a tent rope • HI.' 1s a ·p1ctur<' gallery or tattoos and a p1c lure of dedication to his tiny part in gelling that bright blue Circus Vargas Big Top up. Somethmg 1s found in a circus atmosphere that exists nowhere else "You fall in love with 1t. It gets into your blood. it's a whole life style," says Marylou De Temple. an advance coordinator who Ii ves < vibrant life a step ahead or the circus She is one of those who pops into towr alerting the press and getting a city permit t tap a fire hydrant for water for the animals. .. An elephant n•qu1res 50 gallons a dav · she s ays, noting tha t the circus· subsequent cit) water bill is still surprisingly small. all things considered "It's 1t·:,, JUsl setting up t·veryth1ng."· she s ays of her JOb In helping lo bring JOY and e xciteme nt to mllho ns a round t he North AmC'rican continent each year "I've been with the circus fo r rive years now." says the Cal State. Northndge graduate with a degree in anthropology "What can you do with anthropology? Even with a Ph D . what can you do with an thropology?" she asks So after graduation. she traveled around Europe for 11"2 years. then took a course in ex- otic animals at Moorpark College "I only jomed the circus for a few months to learn the logistics of moving exotic animals ... she says. "And then I began in an elephant act. for three years ·· Sht• tran~rt•rred inlo managl'mf'nt t wo year!> ago a nd cho;1rly lcl\1•s gl'll1ng one <'lly's "'t'lr<>m(' mat oul ror tht-c1rc·us t hen 11pp1n g on lo thl• next lo r<•peal tht• pfOl'l'~!> ·Wt> sla) 1n molt·b M) onl) a<.lrlre~s 1~ the l"lrt'US ... Sht' S<IYS, and thl' shlJ\\-only '>lays S IX days 1nont' ph.1l't• Thl' brwf tour or lhc h·<1scd 1111 thl· three· acre Circus Vargas H1g Top pmudl) rwcup1es 1s O\"°. but one hestt<ah:s at a ..,,gn on the wa y bac"l to the newspaper orflr<' "Help Wanted For Tni\11.:l 11 rC'ads. a s mall, printed s iren song. Sl'tm rn an :irt•a 1;.>here lime and things tic mam people do"' n before they even know 11 Oncl' upon a l1m<• I would perhaps have sought out whomcvt-r one sees to talk about such a sign, and its poss1bil1lles. posted right over the circus' main entrance But then. that would have been 20, going on 30 years ago ' Handicapped I OellV l"li.t ...... Illy ltlcNN K.-.... find a hotel along the Orange Coast to accommodate your handicap? ... Hotel Guests A survey of Orange Coast hotels revealed that most have some provisions for the handicapped. By Jl OITHOLSON 0111'• D•1ly Piiot SI.tit Orange Count) '" a lo vely pl ace to vacation Th C're are pic turesque view<,, wondedul beaches. good weather and many hotels. But what 1f you 're in a wheelchair·• Can you hnd a place to stay along the Orange Coai.t that will accommodate your handicap? A SURVEY OF HOTELS tn the coast area r<'vealed that most ha\e some prov1l>1ons for the handicapped. A few have no extra facilities and don't plan to install any, but others are well- equipped for f!Ues ts IO wheefrha1rS The Marriott seems Wt!ll-des1gned for the non-walking person. According to Bob Allen. the hotel's public relations director. a handicapped guest is greeted with s pecial parking places close to the two rooms designed for him. The ground floor rooms have wide bathroom doors. low towel racks, bars in the bathtub and wall switches for the lamps A th.ird hotel r0<>m has a 'hower instead of a bathtub. which was paid for by a frequent guest who is confined to a wheelchair. There 1s a ramp to the SW1mmmg pool, the front door or the hotel is wide and swings open automatically and there are telephone booths and rest rooms designed for wheelchair access in the lobby ··we also keep a wheelchair on hand in the lobby." Allen said. THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Inn plans to add bars to the bathroom s in a block of its rooms. a spokesman said . "Dining-wise. we're well· equipped," he added "We have a ramp to the dining room." The spokesm an said construction on the new facilities ror the handicapped "is projected to start ln May." The Surf and Sand, Laguna Beach, doesn't have provisions for the handicapped, and a spokesman sald none are planned . There is no call for them now, she contended. Roy Fraser , president and general manager of the San Clemente Inn. said all ground noor rooms at his hotel are accessible to wheelchairs and that there are two parking places specially marked for the handicapped. BE WOULD UKE to do more but said rus hands are tied. "This building is 19 years old," he ex- plained. "I'm limited In a lol of things J'd Uke to do. Nineteen year s ago the altitudes wer~ nol attuned to today. I have done everything I can," Fraser said. ''Buildings were built then with Ig- norance." (Sff HOTEL, Page CZ I CZ DAILY PILOT ( Boros op Tll•:~OA V. M llt'tl IJ H) S\ DN •.Y OM aa ) aO:s 1Murr h 21Apnl 1t~I AC'nnl on v1luhlv, ~ork •u.·ht-dult• •~t'lltl t>fforu rrlalrd tu p.•la und dt-~nd••nL~ i•1 c-~. VlrJlO ~rMHU• hfilun• J•roan11wr1ll y \ ou «•t bf.bind '«"nt'11 .:1tcnv~· S.-1·r<'t 111. rc\Ulrd flt d.llC"rHt Main lain low prorall' TAllftUS IAJ1r1I 2'C> May 201 C'r~Allvih lt1\t" t•omnrnntJ spoth1tht You'r«' 1n,olved "helht-r or not you arf' a-.af'f' of 1t Mont')' u •11.J10Mibltity. prl"1mtt• <'Ould hana ln balanf"-f' ,,,. durlnf( t'flclu~h to moll<" chantt", to lmpnnt ... t> It', to Op«'n )'our,.11f lo 1molhf'r lnd1vtdual (;t;MINI IMav ?l J unf' 20 Your mOut'Ot'C' hc•l•o m fur rt•iu·h1n~ Pf'rM>CU who had bct·n 1mUfftt'f"nt will now 'akr not1cf!' Ane-s. L1bru perM>na r1~un· pron1\nenll)' You n · "rho t'n" to 1olvt• u pn)hlt-m tl.C") b lo bt• fair. not om rupOtt'nt CA.N(~Ea (JUnt' 21 July 2:,!) Lift< N'J,116~1> morl~ ltuallon Allvt' knd klrklnJ? bt-l'Omr~ the kt'ynote Arc~nt on movc>mt'nt, hort trip~. noh·s. evaluatlon of avaalabJe 1nform1i1t1on U '(), i\<1uiu1us. Virgo 1Dd1v1dua1s f11tur.-promlnentl> Y uu rould meet soml"Ont· who 11 lnst ruml'ntal tn trunsronrun~ your way or livinl( LEO <July 2!> Aug 22l Teach. learn, lrnt• 11 p prlOrllle!I 8u1ld On !lOlld foundallon for ruture i.ccurlty Aquarius, cancer and Jnolher IA'O play key roles t-'lnanc1al .cum 11hown w.. you re11pood lo lnluative fla.ish You 'II have the answeri,1 VIRGO <Aug 23 Sept 22): You arc n: vitalized You can expt.·raence JO)', rollowlng re rent period of confinement, depression. U sten to music, wear bra~hl colors, make per sonal ap peara nces. expand horawru;. You will have rcu· son to celebrate, especially m connection with pub lishing endeavors LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Learn rudiments. become familiar with basic material. You find "different" ways to express -key is lo be thorough. Study fine prtnt, read between the hnes Aquarius. Scorpio individuals figure ln your personal scenario. SCORPIO !Oct 23-Nov. 21): You galn im· mense s at1s ract1on by imprinting st yle, making t'han1tes that rei.ult in g reater freedom of thoughl, action Accent on friends. hopes and w1shl:'s Jlo manet'. relating to others 10 mean in~ful maont•r these dominate. Si\CaTTARIUS rNov. 22-Dcc 21 > You ad v:1nce. progrc~~ 1i. made "ou~1de " a s well as w1th10 family s1tuat1on Taurus, Libra , Scorpio pt.'r~Oru. r1~UrC prominently. f'tnanciaJ picture I!> hnghter than ong1nally anticipated. Repair ball will bl· ··rt.'asonablc " C:i\PRICORN I De(' 22.Jan. 19 I: Pursuf• t•ilu<·.itional )>rOJl'l'I Don't stop because 11 pen.on huh.• m spirit 1s discouraged. Accent on commu01l'Jt1on, Jc>urney an d ao individual who 1s ~01ng to aid you in overcoming obstacle:.. Pisc·c·s. Virgo J>t'rsons fi gure in scenario. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Spotlight on the orcult, throwing light on dark finan cial lHl·a 0 1scw.s money with partner. spouse Take nothing for ~ranted, t•schew wishful thinkin~. . 1vmd M'lf d•·cl·pt1on. You have rare opportunity lo l'rase past errors PISCES I Feh 19-Ma r ch 20 1: Study l\quanus message. Emphasis on breaking from unfair <:ontract, commitment Don't be sold s hort. not by others o r yourself. Leo. Aquarius. Gl·m1n1 JWr~ns figure prominently Publicity c·crm 1·~ from unus ual sourct· ••• Barter <From Page Cl> estimated $12 billion annua l segment of the United Slates economy, a nd 60 cents of e ve ry retail dollar actually goes for packaging, dis- tribution and advertising. More tha n half the m a nufacturing com· pa naes listed on the New Yor k Stock E xchange regularly tra de raw mate rials or seml·finlshed goods, Bradley said, a nd barter ls an everyduy p art o f the h e r itage o r u r ban e thnic neighborhoods. "NATIONS BARTEil all the time in grain or weapons deal11." he said. "So why not you and me?" Bradle y practices what be preaches, from pr eparing a dinner lo e itcbange for a Christ mas tr ee to laking a .)ob a s an admlnistratlve pro· gram mer provided he can use his om ce to plan the barter center. "We've go to 1tart w ith the small stufr. " he auid . "We're nowhere near the polnt where you cnn barter with the gas or electric company." An indication of tbe growing popular ity of barter can be aeen ln a recent national Interna l Revenue Servtce order to local agents requiring e very audit to look for evidence of barter In· come. ''It's used for tax e vasion," Bradley ooLed. There are other , less tangible benefits. Bradley aaid. "Barter can lead to a real sense of com· muoity.'' be explained. "I've bad an amazing ruponae from people. People are always look- lnt for d1fterent ways to eolve problems. Thh1 ls .n ldea tbey can relate to." He aaJd he may seek one of a number o r propoeed federal araota for community barter cent.era, but. la s till un1ure exactly bow the Madlaoo cent.er will work. A.a be envisions it, people will lilt aooda or aemcea they either weot or are offerln&, and tbe cent.er wlll put them tn coat8et with eacb other or belp arrange multi·part.J swaps. ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Phone ctor At Once PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -•OTIC8 lO(alOITOa • P ICTITIOU• IUSINIU tU1'11a tCHI coua TO'° TIH N&MI aTATIMINT H ATI 0 1' (ALll'OaNU• rott Tt1• 10110•'"0 .,. ................ Cl D EJ\ R ANN I .I\!"' I> I" ttS At lt-ulll lir yt>ar!\ a.:11 vuu 1111nh•1I •1 lt·ll1•1 from u vouri woman who wao, hovini.: 1rn 11lfo1r with u mur~ m•n lh.• ho1J ,, wr 1111111 h(•orl C'Ot1dtt1on un<\l he wu wr1hn~ to 1.111k whut t11 clu tf ht• ".>hOU' have a t1111rt 11llurk "'"''" lht•y were In a h I room ltritc-thf'r I 11•11ll•mb<>r your udv1cc •nd 1t~u ex rf'llc•nt Vc•u drdn t nionllzc Yw reaPolled In u pra( tH' I, uon judJ(mtHHal m a nneito the wonuw'" quc•1tl1on Wiii you pleaae reJllt your MJvrrt''' ll c·ould nrnkt-u bl& dlfferen~ In lhc llvn of u .:r'1ut muny J)(:Ople COM.TTEE O•• 0N1'; IN BEllAU ' OF TIUNKJNG £AO OF.All C'OMMITr .. :t;: I do recall . letter. Tbr advltt a a ave wH ., tnllow•: T •boald uny &h,. Milepbone aumber f Iler frk-od'• s.t>ytlflan ln her pune at all t et. If hf!r ~111panloa sbuuld M-come W, 1b ald pltone IW dod or aL one~. wait untll be ve. aod lfoau> lmm.-dlal~ly. UEAlt ANN LANOEHS I am a 49 Y)r-old hout1c•wlf'1 who ha11 rct: ntly overcome a ~year ,•hronlt' depn~s1on Since your column is vebi· I le ror l'llll{thl('nr11ent, I'd hke to spre• the word about dt•prl.'b~lo11 to t be bundr~ o r thOu•aNb of pN>plt· who need educatmg. Dl'prt-uaon 1-. one of the mos t ~un· cteralood a1lm1•nt~ or our times. Dr. Nall:tl S Kline, dtn'<'lor or the Rockland State Hotltal ttesearch <.:('nkr at Orangeburg, N .Y .. talls deprf"SSton thf' "l('adlog untreated illnes!I in our rountry It ,., l'Sllmuted that twenty mUon adults 1-.ul fer rroro i.enous depressive symp,ms CIH'h yf'Br. Since l have long battled depression <1th hf'lp rrom therapists l I can tell you that')ie shame and contempt laid on mental depressres by uninformed people is worse than the dlst>tie itself. Heart diseas e. cancer . arthritis, al~t any physical discuse is considered socially c · ceptable even other a ilments, often e~. t1ona ll y Induced, imch as ulcers and migrate headaches, are granted respectability, but m-- lal illness carries a silent stigma . It is not possible for a person who has nevt s urrered a serious depression to know ho- depression feels. but, In the name of con pa:.saon. he can 11tlck to t hese do's and don 'ts: I. Plea-;e don't tell me to "snap out of it. There 111 no relationship between will power ant deprci.!'.10n 2 f)on t ll'll ml' to "k~p busy a nd forget a bout yourself" when I am overwhelmed by fat1~uc. anxiety und c·ontemplatmg ~uic1de a!> a n alternate tom) m1i.ery. 3 Don't call me lazy I enjoy the sallsfac· lion o f a good day's work, but depression saps m y l'n<'r~y and th<.'re are days when I can bare· ly draJ( myst.'lf out of b<'d. 4 Wht'n I rcac·h out lo you fo r support. don't rcJcrt m•· lx.•causc• you don't understand mt• Thl' rnaJor n•uson I am ~uHeri n g from Lecture Series Set This Week l.ectu r<> l'it:'r1es. r a ng ing Crom self a wa reness to microwave oven cooklng, will be offered to Orange Coa st reside nts this week. They are· • Stress Managr•ment m Today's World. a two-part series al Ora nge Coast College de signed to help individ uals better understand stresb and cope with it. The stress series will meet from 7:30 to 9:30 pm Thursdays, March 15 and 22, in Fine Arts Ha ll 119 Tickets at $4 a re availa ble in the OCC Ticket Office. Series a nd individual tickets will be sold at t h<' door on a space ava ila ble basis. Information. 556-5880 • A three-part series on microwave oven C'ookmg will be offered by Orange Coast College from 7.30 to 9 ·30 p.m . Friday e venings, begin· nang March 16, in Scie nce Lecture Hall 2. Series tickets a l $5 are available In the OCC Ticket Offi ce or at the door . Information: 556·5880. • Remembering How to Use Your Head in Assertion Tr aining , a one -day workshop offered by Coastline Community College, ts scheduled ror 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . Saturday, March 17, in Fullerton Savings a nd Loa n in Fountain Valley. Inform ation · Coastline Community College, 963-0811, exte nsion 256. • A self-defense work.shop for women ls planned In t he Orange Coast College Student Center from 12:30 lo 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 17. Tickets are availa ble in the OCC T icket o r. rice and al the door lnformaUon: 556-5880. STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? Accorclng to C•llfoml• BuslneH •nd PfOfenk>n• Code (S.C. 17900 to 17930) •II pereone dOlng buelneH under • flctttk>U• neme muet fll• • st•t•ment wtth the County Clefk •nd h•v• It pubUthed four time• In • newtpepef Mmnt th• are• In which ttM buslneet It loc•t•d. The ttatement 11 required by law •nd I• neceaNry In protecting your bualneu neme. Moat benka require proof of tlllng to open commerot•I 1ccounta. The DAILY PILOT PfOYfde• both filing and publlcetton eervtc••· W• h•v• eH th• necetHry form• and m1lntetn • deity Mrvlc• to the Or1nge County courtttouM. ltther r=by one of our oonwnlent otflee• flt n• the Ll!OAL DIPARTMeNT 142 , Ext. 332 tor more lnformatton end form•. Atta Laaders depression '" because I have bad a short supply of love in my urc. If you do respond. let your love be genuine. If you are ooJy pretending to care, I wi ll know it. Depressed people can ~ ver y perceptive. GEITJNG WELL IN IN· DIANA DEAR GF.TrlNG WELL: Tbanka for tbe In· 11lgbt yoar letter wUI give millions of readers. No one can describe depreulon H well as a person wbo baa Hperlenced tt. Understanding wba& .._ depnSMd person l11 golng through can be eDOnBOM11 laelpfu.I. ••• Hotel <From P•ge Cl > The Sher aton, Newport Beach, has about ci· half doz.en rooms which have wider bathroom doors and railings and it has several parking spaces marked for those an wheelchairs AJ I the racilllies were put in when the hotel was built, <t spokesman s aid. The Registry Hotel. Newport Beach, has no s~cial equipm ent but d id make te mporary pro- visions for wheelchairs when the California A~ sociation of the Physically Handicapped had a convention there last spring. Wh.lle it appears that the re are no state or feder al laws dicta ting special construction for the handlcapped. such construction is spelled out in the Uniform Building Code published by the International Conference of Building or. riclals. But it's up to the builder wha t he elects to do. Dear T.r-. It sourts as though you are suffering from wht is known as cosmetic acne which is a ctually induced by certain imtating 'acial "beauty" prepara tions commonly '8lled cosmetics. Characte\.stically. this form of acne is less eevereand infla mma tory than its adolescent 1rm. but it is annoying a nd una ttractive \onetheless. If you mus-..ear make-up, J recommend an oil·free bae. While oil·base m a ke-ups generally covt better, they contain in· gredient.8 whio can cause acne. Also, I woulc.caution you to beware of TV commercial a nd other publicity for medicated cosm\ics, too. Ma ny, especial· !Y the more . epensive ones, contain isopropyl myna~. the ma in ingredient in Liquid Wrenc~ To obtain a list of ingredients and c~etics that have been tested for acne-prt\ae skin. write for my booklet "Let's Ta lkCosmetics." Sincerely, Hfil rf,.' """' .~~:.~:·::.::!!: (Hau. on "M•rtlat.fd q"'t4on you would liltt ane~rwd1 S1nd It to "Dr. F"F<!.nOnAcne,"clo AcM Htt.llh Cori Cmure 171 W. 19th St .. Coeto Mtto, CA 92627.) -·· '**' f 05 Sf e• Dr. Joulton'• Acne Health Care Ceuers lnt'l a Medical Clink Tiit 1tr~a1 1MC11ca1 grooe> tj)tCllllt•flO lfl 11\t t1Mnl ol ac,,. '" ltle unu.o SI•'" w1111 ot11c;•a 1n • 'lol'ICl1 • noia • C111t0<1111 Vov ... COtdl•M.-lf\Ylled IO ...... 0\11 . Ptllllfll £c\-11onet VtOlO TA" llAIU Ot ttQ.,..I OUI 1t1.,1ture f Mt' COU"T\' 01' Ott ANO a W•I,,.\\ ,., N• A _,) •,(flAIO!> JOI• C~vf\1•• (1111> c •!tie Of Wtl l IAM ( l\ltANDT o .... ~,. Mf' ..... , ... r .. , .... .,.,. .... 'NltllAM (t4Atfl t\ tiRAN(•f "'"• .. n t.rorlt:•' lfH .. 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"'1laf<l\J.11 Im 1\0-lt M•,.~>.U 1t,Jt,lf1t • • BOATING Monday, Matoh 12. 1979 DAILY PILOT C3 AITiba Wins IOR 1-"tJ BLIC' NOTICE tUl'elltOll COUll,.01' THI HA Te 0 1' CALIJOllHIA •Oii fHI COUHf'I' 0 ' OllAHO Ht A W•J PUBLI(' NOTH.'~ "'C'fl"OU' IU\IHU\ "'Noll STATI Ml"'T P UBLIC NOTICE I' ICTITI0,1' e U,INU• "'AMI[ STAll!MllNf t "'' touot1t11nq .,., "°"' ••• 001nq "''''"fl\\,. .. I II• totlowl"4 "''°"~ ort ao1n1. IM.i\IM-•\•\ Victoria Takes PHRF Co1npetitio11 H Ofl C ~ Of .. (All lHO 0 , "'lllTIO" t"C>lt l'llOl•fl 0" •11' AMO leT•e11' yt,,,A,..IHt•llV AHO 1'0 11 AUTWOlllUTION lO AO M t NtiTlll UHOtll THI lloOll'IHDINT AOMINtUllATIOH 01' f"ATUACf II 1"'.,, ' I OUNC.l ll~"" .... """ '""" r ..,.,. -.. t • 001 loltn °"'"" jC)ll Mt ra1nv W•¥ ( O\I• M....., (A ·~1~ N[F MOME LOANS, !IHI RrOOl<llv"t Slrttt. WU• II, Fovnl•tn Y •ll~Y C.il!Of"ll•• "7/W N•wPot1 f Qully "und•. IM ~ ( •lllortu• (or-"11oft, •JO Newoo,.';'--. (•M•• Ort.. Sult• 111 , N•wporl BOATlNC J:. .. lt>elwooktppt'r t'd h~ Ulll \Yultt'r of tht· Par1ht· Mannt>r1> Y <1l'ht \lull. was lhl' Cla1>1> /\ "innt.'r Sat urday 111 l ht• f1r ~I ra ct• or lht' Voyag ers Yach t rtub 1> llu mphrey B ogart Seriei. for Pt.>rforman ce Hand1cup Ral'ing Flt.'t~t Yachts Saturday'1> r ai:e w a!> from the Newport Pwr r o Avalon . Catalina Is land. and the second race o f the series was fro m Avalon to the Balboa Pier o n Sund<ty Saturday's r ace was marked b y light t o moderate winds a nd s m ooth s eas. but on S un day the fleet was pus h e d ho m e by a brisk 18 20 wes t e rly that c r ea t e d lumpy seas over m ost o f the cou rse. The wtnner o f the race hom e o n S u nday w as S pellbinder, s k ipper e d by R o n M elville or lhe Balboa Y ac ht Club ~ummary o r r esults : s.. ........ C ... _,,...,toAw.ot°"t ClASSA t.Fl...,IWOC<l 1 t •I\ P.01•"·•>. (•rl l.t\I \/Vf J Stroktr ,....~p l(tr1rf, ecvc Cl ASSA 1,G•mm .. s~·u ... Too l<>ftn and L •nda 81'rrow; \/ V( 1 Ou•\I R~r Good•nQ \IV( l W•>1••ro HO. J•m F°"•'~· eve s-.. . CA•-IO ... •wportl c LASS A I S1>Pllb1norr 1 Me rt~. Dock H8y~n. BC VC J .. .,n~&tk, A..,.ry/l(r()Clm~ VY( Cl "SS 8 I A•Oll.t II Gl~nn P~eo SSYC 1 N 1no1~ ... ,.~ Hum .. nn, eve 3 Gimm~ S"tllP• loo Vaga Wins Overton Series Race The California Yac h t C lub sent a n eet o f 21 l n - t ern ation a I Offs hore Rule yach ts on an 85· mile circuit o f Santa Barbara t s l and Satur- day to open t he 1979 e d1· t1on o f the Overto n Series The overall a nd C lass w inner was Vaga, s kip· pert-d by Ray Avedon. Pac ific M a riners Yacht Club: s econd overall and the Wlnne r i n C lass B was Sec ret Love. Brad H erman, Del R ey Yac ht Cl ub. a nd t h i rd was Oran ge P eel. a C la ss A e ntry s ailed by Stan Elman. DRYC S ummary of results C LASS A I , Vago; 2. Orange P eel. C LASS B l, Secret Love. 2. Mamie, Milt S mith, C Y C ; 3, Juarez, Robert Tostado. SMYC CLASS C 1, Blue Bayou , Joseph J aconi. KHYC ; 2. Sceptre. Raphae l Coh en, DRYC : 3. Insatiabl e. Tom Armstrong, CYC. ft LMON lOCKAB.:l' 0.0,~1 ........... ,,. Arnba k1p1>\•tl'd by Ot.•nru~ C'houle o f th~ Lon.: Bl'orh 'aC'hl C'luh, wa lhc overall unit Clu~o1 A • •nMr • aturday tn lht• 1H·C'ond race of th\! Lob An.it>lt>' Yarht (..lub'• Wh.ilnt"y SforiN1 The roe•· was • 31 4 mile arou11tt tht• buoy C'lrru1t 11ut of Le•., An1tt-lcl> Harbor fu r thu IOR C'lll""'1fh.· .. t ion<; S u 1 I 1 n i: 11 'I 6 m II t• r o u r ., c w .i .. t h e Jtprfonnan<'t' llunc11tup Hnring Flct:l 1n the I.All> Angi'lt .... 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OI t~ E•t•tt o• t. J ... tORMl(I( 61\0 ,110 .. n •• n•ARLE!> JA(l(~N McCORMI CK, Ot·,lt"'" N0Tlff I!> HfRE8Y Gl\/(H lo r rtr01lo" l\d"YlttiQ <'••m~ AQaln\t the ,.,a a"'"°""'"' hi.., ~Kt, l•1rn' ,,, IM Oft It f' Of ,,._ ( lf'tll of t'M." •tOf,.\.o'.'1c1 rourt or tn Pf"Wft1 tr'W'n-• to lhtt un <IU\IQnfllO •I I~ Otll(~ ot F OWA"O 0 ROltlP<SON lll')'l'LE' AIWILl A. RORI NSON 110 '\Oulh ( 11• 11<1 A•f'nu" Pf\wdene, (~ •t10t wtoch lilUf"t ot •1<~ I\,,... P'M-nf bU'lrt"''' Of tn• un 0tn19r\ed '" "" '"•""''\ (W'rb1n1no to "''d l\t .. •~ "tui " '·~•tr\ WIU\ tnf' necn\•ry .,;°"'ht-'' mu"' l't"' hlfl'O nr 0,.tU•f\lf"d A\ AfOft ..,410 _,,,,,," IO\•f mnnth\ crfh~r '"" flf\t put,t1« ·~•t>f'I ut ltH\ f"Otof' D•ttct AMr<ll I 1914 W1llit',,.._.,.,. H Mr(0t,,..1(to £ •f'<Utor ot Ow will Of \.flld~f'<>fnf EOWAllOO. llOetNSOM Att0t11ey-.0H.1w IO'l'LI!. ATWllL & ROBINSON I It Sovl" EuctlO ,. • ..,vt PU.thftll, CA •1101 Pul>lt\""" Or<lftQO' Co~\I 0dllV Potnr 8 .. tll C•tttornt•'1MO ""' bu\lnn• " cOlldu<teo OY • cor OO••Hor> N""l)Or1 E <Wit y "UftO\ Inf L•Wf~•A l e'WtftlOf' """''-.1 I hi\ >l•lt~t WA\ lllllCI Wiii\ "'" (Outll ¥ C'I••• of Orol'IQe Govntv on F•b<uorv t• 1•1' ""•• Pvl>ll\lleCI ()r-(CMO\I 0Ally PllOI, Ftl> 19 hettO,..._, \, 11, 191• •" 1• P UBLIC NOTICE HOTtCI lO(lllOITOllS \U•llllOll COUllT 0, THll STATE 0' C.All,.OIMIA flOll fHE COUNTV0 .. 011AHC£ "'• A.,.n., E•l•I• ol Mf<RG AA ET 0 HOWLAND, OecttMO NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN to~ c rtc1110 .. ol ti.. •bOVt n•....o dK-n1 th•t •II ~"'On' ,...Vlf"liO c t•1ms *9•'"'' ,,,_ '••O ~f'dent •r• •.au1rtd to l1l" rrwtm wt1lh ttw nee.~~' y vOU<twir\ tn l..,. ofloc•· ol '"" <1.,k ot I"• •bow~ ~" t•tlf"O (()VII tw to Pf'•Wf'll O't"m "'"'" '",. n.ti<f>\W'" vouC.,'9t\ to tn• un 0.-r\IQMG at P 0 Bo• 1-.01 N•wf)Of1 8u(n, (Atltnm14 '1M3 wnocn '' •~ plo<• of bu\iMn ot '"" uno.rsocin•O on •II .... 11 ... , e>tr1••nlnq lo , ... O\MIY 01 °'~Id drCMf'nl Wllhtn tou• MO"'"' Attt-r thr ''''' gubllr •t•O" ot "'" notlc• O.itM ...,.,,,, & 1•1• JOHN\/ HOWLAND F .re'Cu'or ot tP\frl Wltl ot ,,_.. ~OOW'~ natnf'd Ottt<k-'' H•RWOOO & ADKINSON P 0 Boo ltol H••p41rt B .. cll. C.lltort1I• ttMJ anorNy tor Eaec.,mr Pubh\llNI <>•"'7 CN.i Od•lv Potol M••CI\ 17 14 16 . ..,.., Apr 7 t•IO '110-1• 0.\l>f'r-. 84<>~\ Mo_.,. I RYf (LA!>S 8 I .....,,.~''" II Ed /or(lf'r\efM<1n CRY( (,rt .. ,. L SF J f om••tt t Vft"• lorQ«nwn l AV( t nt~ s.t•t~nt ~,,,.,, •11~0 w1tn '""° 1 Y•oom M"11" CouF'IY c .. , .. OI Or•no-County on Feb Mtr 12. 1q n AO• 1 "IQ on 1• ------------PUBUC NOTICE MORA A I Rumh.,.. ''"""on ~11 .... ~HYC I 8town C-BYC I fl Ttqrr II t<rn (,r .. •n CB'l'C Wtn-R•<,..ra 1I ,.,. Fllt~H Publ,.llt1101 Feb '~and M,or s 11 1q, IQIO 1~1' P UBLIC NOTICE MORA El t J•bboG A96tn. CllVC SvnctlUte 1 M 60 M•mmd. Run •ll Worll\lf\Olon SBVRC l OutCk>lltt"' RObo>rl New>Otnt LA'T'C M OAF t Bronco A"Orr\-on f •••d Navy Y( 1 S•rtn•ttt 0 A¥• llu•l•Q~n S• BY( USC, UCLA Score In College Races USC a nd UCLA sailors were the to p sco r e rs in the third and fourth r aces o r the Pacific Coast In- t e r collegiat e Y ach tin g A sso ciation's Southe rn Series for Flying .Junio r ding h ies Saturday a nd Sunday at Mission Bay. San Diego. In Saturday's races USC. with "A " s kipper Don Ay res. and "R" s kipper Mike Downey topped the scoring with 27 point s . UCI with Mark Gau dio and Tom Burton a ls o scored 27 paints, but USC c la imed the victory b y b eating UCI Tturd in Saturday's m eet was UCLA with M a rk R astello and Phil Rammang : fourth w a s Long Beach Stale. Keith Dodson and Bruce Ayres. and fifth w as Orange Coast College w ith Kurt Mille r and Chris Raab. In Sunday's r aces UCL A r a n a way w ith the mee t with a low scor e o r 15 paints to 41 for second place USC. UCI was third with 42 ; OCC fo urth with 57. und UC San Diego fifth. Yachts Upended fu Dana Regatta C aps1zings a nd dis mas tings w e r e the order of the day for the 39 boats in s ix classes which turned o ut Saturd a y for D a n a Point Yacht Club's S p ring Ding h y R egatta. There were no mjuries. a nd mos t o r t h e capsized boats w ere righted a nd con tinued in the race a s the winds whis tled up to 15·18 knots inside a nd outside t h e h a r bor. Trophy winners SABOT A (5 1-1. Evan M a lanos ky, DPYC; 2. K enny Krause. DPYC . S ABOT B m I. Greg Danielson. DPYC ; 2. B o b Bums, DPYC; 3. David Fenner, DPYC . HOBIE-12 '61 I. Dennis Seger, SCSY; 2. Pat Dre is. unattac h ed Lido-148 C5 l -I. Brian H e n ch, BYC: 2, Mark Gibson . DPYC . LID0-14C C8 1 Ray Dougherty, DPYC l , I an Oxman, unattached; 2, unattac he d ; 3, Chuck Pierce, LASER <6> Lynn M alanos ky, DPYC; 2 Brett Polazzi. OPYC PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS e USINESS Ht.ME STATEMENT it.- SU "ElllOR COUltT OF THE NOTICE OF SALE STA TEO, CALIF'ORHIA FOR 0, Rf Al PllO~f llTY n•E COUNTY OFOllAHGE AT Pllt\/ATE SALE No A..-e No A·•7'09 NOTICE 0 , MEAR ING OF IN TME SUPElllOll COUllTO,THE PETITION FOii PROBATE OF WllL STATE OF C•Ltf-OAHIA ,Oii AH 0 l E T l EA S 0 F AD THE ('()UNTVO,.OllAHGE MINISTRATION WITH Will AH In no• ~l!H of 1~ E>t•l• of ELD .. HU(fD AHO FOR AUlHOlltlATIOH MA E l(lftNSCMMIOT Oe<•a'>M n.::~:olk>••"9 ~r\Qn I\ Clotnq bu>~ TO AOMIHISTEA UHO(ll Tl'E NOTtfE IS HEREBY GIVEN 111~1 SPECIAi TY fNTERPRtSES OF IHOEPl!NO(HT ADMINISTR ATION I~ un~\OQnf'd wlll \C'll 41 Pnv•I• OF ESTATES ACT wt•, lo lho 11•0~1 a<IO bf'\I boOO•• AMERICA 7861 £1 ~10 Ctr<I• Cost,. E\l•t•of LOU• LEE AOOtlER ak.t ~Ul>ff'tf IO •O"llrmel1on ol \Atl1 M•~a. C•lltorntll "1ti7b l OLA l ~(l()t<[ R Ot><uw d !>u!M'r o0r (<>Ur1 "" .,, "'l•r ttwo ""° Ste.,,,.,. M.ltvA< Hovd~ ?lot El NOTICE t<, HEREBY C.tYEN '""' on nf N'orc" ••l'I "' ,,,. otlic~ o• R11> Cor(le Costa M•.., Calolornoa JULIA ERA'> 11na 8fArRtCE <,TE ... QNC, GROSS MOORE AN(l ~2&l& FlJll(ER'3ClN Mv(• 1111'<1 ,,,.,.,n" IM'I• RUSCH. 1503~ E Wlt111t~r, So<J•~•••d Tl>I\ b<i'I""~' I\ conoucle<lt• nl Will ana l\\u.>nc~ ot WnotUf'r CA -03. County Of LO• dl¥K:tual Lfftftt\ of Adm1n•\lrdll0f"I w ith •HI an AnQof'lf'\ ~•ttt• of CA1lfom111. "'U '"* TPH\. ;.~:'t'!:~" r.,:a:Uh trw-rtf'•f"d •nd ft)f .ftV11\or t4'1•on to tH! •H)t.t. t1thJ •f"ld 1nterf'\I ot \dllod M- t;ountv (l~rk ol o'"'"~ County on tnlf"f"tf"r \/ft(J4tf 1Pw-tndf'Ot-~0. "' •O t•tt~ At,,,... ,,,,,.of O.•th •n<l •11 '"" tn101\tf-t1on of F\tett•\. "'' ,,.,,.,f'n(,. tlQht lilt .. 4tf'\O •nttr-e-\t tNt thf' f'tl-'t• Febru4rv n.1~19 F1102'11 to WhHh " m i<.h~ IOI lurtl'\ttr Of \AIO ,, .. ,fl.\flld ""~ dl(QU••~d b¥ Puall\-htd Ot'An~ (04\t Oittly P1101 pertlcut'"' "'"fl tnM tt'\• time-~no ~~;.,;~07" ~~'7'on~n ~'::t':.'":d•:'';;' Ftb ,,.. dnc:t ~· s ,, IQ ,~,... 104-lfl ~.!:c~::,~,.;~·r;:,~~;w::;· ~~:,,bt-:; '~ Ct•~d ~· '"" """"of~"'" tA ~"a tfl P U BLIC NOTICE rourtroom ot ~r1mt'f''lf No lot \atO AU tf\f' (f'r11t1n rtllodt pr~y ~ifUdlf'd 1n rourt, 1't 100 f1v1c (pntl"r Ortv,. w,.,., '""' rount1 nt OrftnQf' Stt.ttf" o• tn '""' (ltVof S..tn\tl And (111t•orn1" C .tlltorn1ft Mrt•<utartv d~..c.r1bf'O "' ----------OAtt-dMdrrt'lb 1•7q fOUOw \ tr.wit HOTICE TO CAEOITORS LEf" RRAN(H Lot8 ltMl 10t.b 111 tn('<tlvof L• SUl'ElllOR COURT O, TME Cl'IV"l'l'fl"'• M~l>r• <OV"IY ol 0••n9" SI"'" M STATE 0' CAlll'ORHIA FOR MllAN M DOSTAL AP( C•hlO•tl•" "' II"' moo rt<onl•O In THE COONTV 01' ORANGE SOS Cily P•rkWllY l>oO• OS PMJ"\ 41 •l "nd « Of "'" Ho. A·'1114 Or•11cit. CA '1661 ott&n~ M.80'. '" I,... ottice ot '"" E\1•1• o• lEONA RO I hi tJS-m4 <Ounly•f'<O<~•of•"•O covl'IY SCHECHTER.~•~....., Allorn•ylo< Pe11110"1>n EXCFPTINC. THEREFROM "" NOTICE IS HEREB'l'GIVENtotht PuOh\IW'd()rM>()l!(0<1SI0~11.,Polot o•I. 9H m.n .. .,,. Ano ot h ~r <re<ltt0t• ot the llOOv" F'dn'W'O O<'H·OM>l M•• 11 ll, I' 101<1 tH 7q hydrour_, "'°''""'~' ty•nQ ~IO• " th•l au ornons n41v•nq (l.,•m\ aQ"'"'' ---c>coth ot \00 t~ from 1~ w rtMr w1fh 11\f' WIO dKt!df!nt ar• rf'!Q\Hrtd 10 111,. PUBLIC NOTICE no right to u~ tr.t \Ur1&<r ot thf too 11\em, wolto ~ ~h••·· •llV<""" '" soo lttl tn••~o• .\ O•O•OU•IV •• Ille oHl<t OI ~Clef~ 111 ..... abo•t f'n· -s-r~O .ono QrMllO<I '"~of r•CO'll lllle<l cour1, or 10 prr\Pf'll l"•m. ...... NOTICE INVITING BIOS ~UblKI IOllw' ..... ,,. lnl\l!!rltilnU l.t• •• lhe neuu ary vouc"•r~. 10 1,. .. un. SEALED BIOS will bfo. r~ct•w•d •I ~ny, Ouf' ttw St.tit ot Ctlllorn14 by oer\IQned •I 111~7 C..irdPn Grov~ Bl•O , ,,... ollic~ ol ST RAAM Enott•""'· tn< . ••••on of '"• ""•'" ot Henry " Suite JJ7, Gar1'Pn Grow•. C.ttttnrnoa 1•SI M•<~''°" Orin, Su•W.1SS lrvulf' tC letn\Cltm"n _,., <e>mmOfllY k-n '11>44, wl\1(1\ I\ Ille pl..c• of b<i\tnt" ot CA '711S. UO 10 II• m on'"" 1111\ ct•Y 11• USI Wol\l\ll"e "-· l• Melw• IM unO.,nlQneO In •II mailer\ oe•r.ln· oc •Prtl, ""' •• wl>ich tome 11\C!y will C•llfof'nl• '!0&31. Ing '" the est ale of wiO a.e-nt, lie publtcty ~Md"'"° h•m• ol wte cav. In lewtut monov within lour month\ •fler 1,... flnl Alt CIA PA Rt< WAY of '"• Unll..O St•t ... on conttrm•Jlon ot publf<•tlMOllNsnollce. PUMPINGSTATION Ulf'. or Ptrl (a\" •nO b•l•nC• OetldOct-..12 ... 19 CONTRACT NO PC·287t·F "VIO•n<•O l>Y note U<u••d l>V KENNETH M !>CHECHTFP roll MortQ<OCI" O< lr~t C>Hdon"'"' P'llP"' E1e<u1orolt"1'Wtt1o• "Lt<,('I WATrR IY ""\040 ,,.., ~rc~t of •mounl boO'lltc!W•lll btO JOHN 11. TllOYEll Orollf'O'' County 810• or olf~rs to be 1n ,.rlllr>Q - AttierMy M: u w Ca11torn1• wtll ~ """"'Vtld tU tM ~fOf'f''Wtd ott1cr '252 Gllr ... Grow BIYd • l<f Tll~ won con\1\h of prov•O•nQ •II at eny h-•ffP< -fl"I P\1b41(4toon Gll'*" °"""• C..tlloml• U M4 m•tertal• a"° oertormlnq •II tal>Or ,,.r_ a"°~ Oelf' Of ...... Attoniey lor E"'Ulot MC•\\ary tor lite con•lrucllon oc • r&w Oateo '"" 20111 oo of Fet>ru"rv Publlsned Ora"'!" Co.fist Dally Pllol sew&Qe OUfl"C>fllQ \lallon 1'7• ~"" 11," 2o. •nd Aor l tt1• The Award of Contract •11•11 l>f' 10 9tt-lt Ille low.st r~•bf• b-• for '"" Alt< ta P11r1<w11y PumC>lnQ Sl•toon COfl 11.,,,.,'1 H ICltln<(nmtOI Free L Klf'lll\Cltmo<ll E.,..."'"''°' ,,,.. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT f "' lo1tow1n9 ~r!oOn\ ar• dotnQ 1>us1neu.u· NEW HORIZONS RE Al ESTATE, 17111 8e«I\ BIYO S'"'" 201, Hunl· 11191on Be«ll. C.hfornt,. ~I NEW HOlllZONS REAlTV COM· f'AN". • Calltorni., corpor•r.on, 18'171 Lister L•nt, HunllnQlon B•«" C..llfornoe 91~ ll\tS ~Ille\\ 15 CondutlrO I>• • COr· oor•Uan N~wHort1on•Runvco Oitn R T!l••Wr ~Gent T .. IS ,l,...,._I Wt\ flltcl wlllt l ... County C~rk of On"9" County on Febtuary 14. 1m. ""0054 trAct PC·28-13-F E•<h b'd mu't be accomoent•d l>y • <t rttflf'd Cf'W<i( C-'S~lfl•'~ thKk, or • blOO~r·• bond O•VAbl4' to lh• Altso W•ter Mana9f'm<ent A~11ry on IM sum of not 1rs\ tn@n Tl'n Percrnt 110• 1 o! ti>• amount b1ct •• " QU&l'•nftt' tNt tn.. bid<H'r W1tl ~rttfr 1n to i& co,,tract '' ,..,~ror-d th# wor._ •nd hl•I~ of W•O Of'<tOont STfAllHS, GllOSS, MOOllE ~llUSOt lHU E -lttiH Blwd W~lttltr, CA -Attorney\ tor Eu<vt~ P ubf!"f'lteiO °"""°" CCM\t 0d''"' P11rn M•r 11 13 1•, t•7• •ll 1• h1'1\I\~ IM nf"<K"3ry bonOS O~ bonO ------ tor f111tllful ll"rlOttndf'C• of '"" con tr.'ltl In an amount •QU<'ll to Onf' Hun dr .. d Pfllr(fllt"lt f 1()06 • ot thf> contrAc 1 PUBLIC NOTICE orl<• 11nd d "'<ond bonO to Qu<1rAnlrt COSTA MESA OAymf'l\I ol m11IHl.'ll m•n ~nd SAHITAllY OISTlllCT laborPr\ on IM •moonl oqual lo 0.,.. OllAHGE COUNTY Hunar..o ~"""' 1100' I Of '"" (Ofl CAllFOA ... IA t••CI P"<• 8•0\ m~I bf' mild" on I~ NOTICE INVITING BIOS bltonk prl>PO'<'I form• turn"N!CI l>y I~ NOTICE IS HEllE8V GIVEN 11>•1 AQel\Cy TM bt-'\ bonO \Mii bt au ~··~ P<(JpOS<!I\ Wiit II!' ..... v .. o II• ty ~>tCutf'(f by thf' btdOer •"" '4tl•fM. 1"1' Col¥ (If'.-on bO!ll•lf ot 11\f' (O\I• tory lo "-"9Pn<Y M~.,.. SMtlA•y O.w•cl a1 ,,., off•<• •n Records Elude ~~ub;::.:~:;~::i·~,l· Th• 010 <l!Kk o• bond oc IM •uc 11\p CttY HAii 11 "'" Or1w . '°''" ceufut bidder wlll bl! fomlttO 10 ,,,.a Mesa, CAlllo<nla ""''' ttw t>ou• of 11 00 "~"'• II\ ti. '"""' 'Wtn •v«enfut am on '"" 7nd day ot "e>•ll, 1074 At l>lcld4o• f&•f\ or,..,~\ 10 rnter Into'"" wllo<h "''"' lMy w111 bl! OOtne <.oun<tt crMm Quoreo bond\ Wlfllln 11\p "'™' •• , Cor111 bf'r< •o• F"URNISHINf, All LAE\Oll llltl•~•PeC•f•<Allon•lor\~•OWO•k ... NO MATERIAIS FOR CONSTRUC No. A·tSS6l NO bid wtll no> lfl<(ttPINI lrr>m •Con TION OF A SEW.tl(;E PUMPINf, NOTICEOl'SAlE l•Aetor ""°,,no• turn.to In•" STATION , .. WILSON STRE ET Al 0, llEAl l'ltOl'ERTV coroa11u Wiii\ II>• o•o•l\lon• of CANYON DRIVE !CANYON DRIVE AT PlllYATE SAl f Cllaph•r. Dtv•••M 3 ot flu••"t " •nd PUMPING ~TATION• Nordskog Misses Marks Ill 1M ~ CAlvf1 of tllt S .. le of ProlO\IOns (OdP Of lllP Met• ot A ••1 of PIBn1 W«lh(l!llon\ •nd Bob Nords kog, veteran pawe r boat racer from C.111••"'•· In -'°' ti. Cou~l'Y Of C&llfornla Md llPPllCAbl• loC•I or Olh<!• conlrM:I OO<um<'flh m~y bf' Ob Van Nuys. failed in his attempt t o set six new 0••11w-01n•n<•• IAIMO M llW olflc• of'"" Oor•CIO• (ll d h P k Se In •~• Malter of Ille ESl•l• of Under tnt oro••\lon\ d i '"• Pul>I•< Worll•. Room••• C•lv H~ll /1 diesel world s peed recor s at t e ar e r ven vtRGtN•A RUTH ACTON, Oe<uwo c.111orn1• llloor c-'"" Dornw o• "•'• om,,. C<Kt" Ml'~ ,., upon • Hour enduro. but cam e away from the e ffort NOTICE 1s HEREBY G1VEl'I 111<11 ,.,. De1>3r1men1of 1n0u•trl•• ll••etion• P•ymen1 o1 u oo An .. <1011iona1 c""'Q!' Pleas ed Wl'th th e perform a nce o r h iS boat and ""' Unde~lgneG will ~II al private ll<I\ del.,mtN'O Ille D'f'V<tlllnQ •Alt Of ot \I 00 Wiii IW m.'IOI! ti l\ancll•G by -\ate, to ttte lllQllC!•I <tnd bl!•I btOO•r, waon for ttw IOC•lllv In wlll<ll 1"11 ma•t e n gines. \Ul>j•<t IO lllf' ronllrm<tllon Of tnr work I\ 10 bl! oert0<mt0 end 11\f ""~ Fae!\ b.O \l••lf bt ~on lit!' pro N d k took h . · JJ ed 504 b' •bove ~ntllll'G Supe11or Cour1. on or W•ltr M~menf A~<Y ....,\ <Klol>l POMI form •nd '" tl\f' mAn"'°r oro••OM Or S Og JS s peC1a Y pre p a r CU IC effer Ille 11111 <Nly of M11r<it 1•7' <ti Id H•d pr~atltnq r<01" ol w~s A on 1111' <onlr"f1 OO<u"""'1\ ""° \NII inch Cummins d lesel to the Par ke r (Ariz.) En· 10·00 .. m ' ., l"" olll<e of PlOUGlAS copy of !llt\f' l>'t•~lllllQ rel•• Ml' on II• accomc>M••O f)y .. cerhlled or d ho . t b k th d . s I r""'ords h e bad set I( WALL.ACE. ~ w .. 1er1y Piece. "'" •I tlle offl('~ ot '"" AQ!ln<y. Tit~ "''"II'•'• c!te<k or .. blO bonO for nol uro, ping 0 rea e 1e e ..... . Suitt 101, Clly oc Nl'wl)Orl B~a<ll cons1r11tll0r\ oni1ect .. f~r•llY •H•SI '"\I tNln ,.,, ~cont of '""amount Of in l ast year 's race. T h e boat performe d well. for eoun1y °' O.wiqe, State°' C•llfo•n•"· eo. a net 1:11e m•nlmvrn ••II"• o•IO ,...," '"" bia ""'°" IMIY•ote 10 ,,... co~1• t h f• t 50 ,.....;nutes of r acing reaching s peeds of e11 111e rtc;,n1. ••II•. 1n1errs1 ...o Hl•lf turttt.r cOf'l\Oly '"'"" 111e ~erm1n.11 M•w S..n•1¥Y o"'"" e trs uu ' · ot said ~Cat'"" llmt Of deal!\ lion• OI ~v•tllllQ rain •nd l•lnQe NOTICE IS FURlHFR GIVEN lh.ol 9() miles per bOUr plUS. •nd •II lite rl!Jhl, lllte end lnle,.\I lh<tl b•neflh ""'Ot by •ulhorllv of 111• Ille Board Of OorPCI°" Of Ille C.0.td P • hm .... But at the SlSt minute, Nords kog exper ien ced w10 es1 .. 1e ttH acaur~ by oe>ereuon seue1.,y 01 L•bof' ou,...u•n• 10 1M M•u S..n•t••• o.s1-ic1 Ms lle•••o•or<' UDl8 en"' d ' ed b of law, or Oli.twlse, Olller lllan or II' prOVISions Of Ille 0.vts BIKOll Act Of t51•bll51W!d • prf!vailll"Q rill" anO \CAI<! ' 8 COmp)ete IOSS o r power WhiCh WaS l8gnOS Y aOdlllon lo INLOl \ltlO OfJCtdefll. alt ... M•r<h l. 1'31, a• •.....-0 of weQH on .CCOtdan<• with law. lo 1-. SAN FRANCISCO the crew a& major. Nords kog abandoned the race llmeoldoteth.lnllndlo•lllll.il<•r1•in Any contr<KI or <onlrl'(f\ ...... a.a IMIO II' ..... <onslru<llon ol ltw •bov~ ( A p ) -separate a n d s hipped t .he boat back lo V a n N uys fo r repair real properly .ilu.t1' '",,,.County OI u~r '"" tnvlltllOr\ lnr !ltd\ art U • tnlilltd l""'"""ments TIO.ti s•IO rAI• OrallQt, Stall' of C111tfornl•, and mort IM!tltd lo be 1...-tn PAl'1 by a ortnl end scale wo• lldopl~ bY ltw 8011ra ot punishment m ay be i m · and modification. p,trtl(ulerty <H!S<rlbecl "'' follows. lo· from ltw Ullllld Sl•ln E11vtronmt1ntat Olre<lo<\ on Ille 7th O•y of JuM, ,.,, d r b ( -------------twit Prol.eUon ~"<Y Nelll\f'r 11\f Untl• by lll'\OIU11M No 1t-3n And ts on 111~ p 0 s e 0 r ea c 0 PUBLIC NOTICE LOI TNft ()1 Tr Mt No .• ,.. u per Ste tu nor any Of tit O~p•rtmtnts. In·~ OlftUOl ltte Asm••nt Secr•l•rv. s ever al sexual offe n ses For quick results& set Map rMOt'deel •n a-10, Pa<ie 34. •O•Mle\, or _1oy.,.., ••or •'" II<' A n Fair 0r1w, eos111 Mew. c.. T11•1 comm itte d against 3 your Sa lls fort .. -Oat----------· .. ----IMISCellaneou\ Map\, llecorch ot D.'lrlylotlll•lnvilAllon tof81dlOr•ny HIO rate I\ hfretn relerrfKI 10 •llO ,,.. FICTITIOUSIUSINESS Ora119eCounty,C.tllor11te. •Hul11"9tontr~l -PllKI In llll• notice ff l!'touQI\ fully Victim during the Same Ing Classified ad$ of the NAME STATIEMENT RESERVING from wld lot ) en BleldotfHf' lhl\worlt will M rtQutr •nd <Ome>letely \<II forth ~relft, .ono assault, the California Dally Piiot. Tiie foltowlnq per50n\ ... 001119 undltt~ W'$ In.,,., to tM llU"'t>lllQ lo <omotv ""'" Ille PrnlcHfll' E .. '""' WtO K .... ts Mtoc>t.cl l>Y Wld •• 642 5678 bu•IMSs '°'' pfal\t 1lluelecl on wlO Loi 3. &nd •l!IO Kuttve Or'OPr No t 12.oo The require· SOlutton, I\ tn.oe • -1 Of 1111\ nollc. Sup re m e Cou rt h as • GOLDEN STATE PRODUCTS, rnervlnvar'9111 ol weY6 IH 1 wide for mrnts for blOO.n end <onlrA<IOf'S un· by rel•renc:e ru);i;=.·::::;;;:;~r:=:-::"'.=:--=:::=:::::::::::::~:=:~i-· ~8 C.,,Yol' Or., CMI• MC!W, CA ff19r1IU ...0 aQf'eH lo tnd from Wld Oer ll>h ordotr are eapt<lll'leCI In lit< The <Onlrector '"'" In flop .,_, pumPitlQ plent from llt1eoll\ Avenue on tpeelll<ahom. pert0<m.nce Ol 1"8 wortc end improv• ~ " J-Oeftl44 f11nytfl. 220SB Cotft-lhe Soultl Ille Ell!! 11 .... ol wllk ll Mlle! C09•H Of P'MI• -.._ttkaUon' ....,.. ... <on!orm to '"" l -CoOe DI '~ STAR GA'ZER.:-ll... y0110r .• CM!•~.u..mn r!Qttt of ... .,, w tt be the .. st ttne ol .,,., °"me M lnt otlk eot lM Aoen<' tne St•t•ot c..titoml•. -ottte• •••• _____ ..._..,..---:&, CLA Y ll l'Ol.1.AN Tl'lomM Forsyth, ,. .. Ptecenll• MllO LOI,, .na W!ll<ll r19'>I Ol WO•"•" ?Ott llu~nen Centtr Drive, lrttlnt , Of '810 ....... llPPlk•bl• therelo """ A ..... Coll•Mesa, CA.ml7 be for tllt H<l~IW! uw of lite OWMM Ce1llor11te; tn '"" ollice of, 8oyte Ille u cePlton onty Of su<I\ vari•llon' J:/. Y-'*'1,,,,_r G.odl .!} Tiits blnlneu Is c-u<led by • of Ille to1.1 111 wid Tract ""' In c-En11tne.r1no CorPOfMlon, tSOI Ou•ll n mo bf reau•recl undtr Ille -••I ll«o-<I••• to rlt• Ston 09Mf"•l -1fttroNp, functlOf'I wl1fl u. -r Of tN •DOVt Slr•tl, H-DOfl lle•ch, C•lllor11I• •telul•~ l>Uf"WMll 10 ""''<" Pf"OC'MdHICJ\ To ckwtlop mn>ogo IOI Tu«'\doy, TMl'lwKJ. 'enyt" ctescrlDH P"-•ly, <llWI llDOll '"" t2t63, -In In. Olltc• Of STllAA Nreuf\Otr •rt !Allen ...0 -1<1\ NY\' reodWOr~t"'~'"ll 10 """1l>eo Tiii• atlftment ..,., llled •1111 ""·~ Of Mtlo pumoln9 P••n• E119111 ... f'l, Inc., 7UI Ml<Nl'°'1 Or1v1, "'°'Ileen~ Oy IN provl,loft\ ofyeu< «blrth'IQ<\ ' Cou!llY Ctel'll of Or~ County on s.ldrt9'11otwaytn.llcH.se. trvtne, CA '17U. C~ OI ,.,. PllWI 01 tlle l •bo< c..... P-.ltrencetot•l>Or ' -ii t.ny at'°""'° ~rel> t , 1t7• TEAMS Of' SAl.E · C.,11 In tewfut ""° soe<lll<ellOf'lt fOt uM 111 pr<tt>t fl '11•11 Oo Olvel'I Of'llV IR Ille m-t PIO ~=-. ~;:" ==,... F1111'1 _, OI ti. Untied SUltes of Amertc• bias mn bt olJl•l.-Ollff •t 1two Offl<e vtdttO OV •-• .,,, ,..... ..--· Pvl>ll"'*' 0r-. Coell O.tly Pltol, Oii CQftflrmMIOrl OI ....... part U\11 Of STRAAM E~S. Inc •111111'"' Tl\~ contr.octor \Niii UM' only Un ';"' :I'!-•••.. M<tr<ll It, 1', ft, enCIAjlr. Z. tt7t and o.•-• •~IOef>ct<I DY floft 0t llO{ft dreu ''~Meo *"8 ti• co\I ,_"'' m•l\111.otMecl metv••" prodvuo 111 ,w_ ri=,..-:;l~ .... H<uNd ll't tnort9fQlr or Tru'I Offo on OClll•rt 1'20001 ""'I<"<°'' ''not,.. lhe UlllltG S•••~ And only rn.i1111fe< •.-Oo »•~-=~·-•--------------ii,.. ~'I''° .010 Ten 1M1rc..,1 ol fvfldtblt rf9t<dl•U of wlltllle• lflt turtd m•tttrl•I• m<tt1uM<1ured In IM ~ • PUllLIC NOTICE am-• ot bMI toeccompeny l>ld 1>f•nt •nCI ..-Cltl<MiOf'll ••t r""""" U11lli'CI St••.,, -'•""•"• "" ft11m ~~-~==:"' ~= ., All &Id\ w Offen ITl\nl.,. In wtltlf'IQ llOI ~ -SOKlil<•I-\ Wiii M IM ,..., .... , llfOOIKllCI Ill ..... Ul'lllt<I 1,_ •U• nCM '1CflT10USaua1N•H .... wlll bt t'8(819" •I Ille •fort,.,,.... m atttMI US-r-tt 10 P"°'CM<ll•• Sl•lt\, 111 l1'e ~·of lhe <Gft tt•-~-n.--o NAM••TAT8M8MT lloned Qfflw, or ltfl w1111 Ille •~•~lllor ICIClef1 fOt.,. flOOlltONI llv• <'Oller• tr.t<l ::~..... ==" ::=-TM f04IOWlllO ""'°" Is 00!1'19 bu\I• pe"9f'lflly 0t mey bt llffl! wttfl IN IU,001 • .-rttlfMalllt. 111 cover the NII DIO Witt e. <Otl\ide!W unte\\ 11 •tT• .. ....,. "'°""' NU••: c1er11 ti ti. ecio... .mtti.ci eoun tt •nY to~t of llO't• llllO 11-111111 1, ,....,. Oii • btan• lorm fumltMd DY ti-•11• ,,_ COVl1180 WA00H SALOON, lime •IW ltlt llrll PllOll<•llOf'I of '"'' Tiii\ ll011<t ,, "-""" QlvHI • lhP Co\la ,.....,. S..ll•ry 04\ltt<t and ;:;::;-::::" :;:_.. :lal9rf...,,,C:..MHa,CA.t2616 Mlke .... ..-.mellll\9Hld"'t• llVOlf•llld "1 ordtt of tM BNnr ., mew tn e<tordef'l<t •1111 1~ pro .. ,. .._ IOO,... otlt &Mlle 8.tufNr, ~" w. Isl Tiie fllKlltor """' rtV, ... , ,... Olrtt'-qi ltwr AJllO W•ltf' M....... vlSIOllt ol llW fWOllOWI rtQ\llro-• 11 .,,._ at n.. !! .._....,,. 11., s.m1 AM, CA. '110J rlolll to rtject .ny or •It Dlds. ,,,..., ,.owe, e!ld It O.lfll '"'• Siii ct.av F <t<h ~ m;nt tit ttulltH •"f "~""'" =:t:-.. o.r.--Tiiis _,_I•~-"' e11 Ill• OATlOMt.c" P, 1t,., Marti\, 1m 411'° C>feou.tflfl«l41\reQ11frlld 11Y lew :~ .. o.. :!~ e11~-.1 Wllllel!IS..A<lon Wltllam, WolhOll Tlle l!MntOIOll'Ktortolllle C:O.I• .,,_ M-• '• Ollt I.Mlle~ I.Mc~ ti ti.. Witt $eeroi.ty Mt,. ~tW'r Otl1rl<1 '"~Y•• 1he 11tu ·-.,_ '"'' ~ .. , 11 ... Wllll IN .......... ~ AllaW<ltH rlQflltOrtlt<l ... yor •ll-• 1fA1t1•• .,_ .,.. c:-ty '!ff" Of Ot•n .. C:flllf'llY Oii ......,, M.11N9tmentA911oty 8YOROEllOFTI•• e~ .=:..-.=~ Marc11e.1Wt. DOllOLAtlC.WAl.l.ACI Or8f'l9ttounl'I' "°"~OOl'Otlt!CfOllS .. ..., 0... ~ •n1 _,......,,. "-tt, -....1t1 c;.11._.a 0 1' THE COSTA MESA IOI :111i ltlltl41 .... Or .... c-et O•ttr "11et. .....,.,. 9Mdl, CA..... ~1111-cw..._ C.0.11 Oallr •11tf. S.ANITAllY OtSTlltCT w.Mttnor Nmrtl lil\erdl U,,. ..... ,.,.1 191' Mt ..... ~ Cotti 0.llY f'ltol Martll 12. 1 .. It~ ,.111>tlsNd Or-CNU 0.tly Piiot ' ' ...._,. Mar tt. 1i. tt, "" ,,,.,. ... "'•""" " "" tl"4 " , .......... _ _._....__,,....,~-----------------. T ht· St<)<Jt''' M ilrkE.'lpl,1( 1• On Tht> OrtlnQt.> Coa!>t DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Onf'C•"'-'"t¥••• 642-5678••.t ,..,o,lAptnuv41 ..••••••••.•........... ••••········••••••····· 1002 G..-rol 1002 .............................................. ESLEY N ~YLOR tEAL TORS sinct: 19 IA.CIC IAY VIEW-tillGHT LIGHTS! Bluffs' end model on r ul-dE' sar with a ll these good1t>s · wood-peggt:d floc1r in entry & kitchen ( w/h.!l' e:1ting area ). wet har. ll-v t-lor window hhnd~. e x p c n s 1 \ l' w ., 11 co v •• ri n i..: s . ~ u pt: r quality <·plnJ.? SF:P. MSTH BR suit•• w /outsuh.· c1C'<'k & 2 BR on greenbt.•lt l<•v<•I flurry 1 $172.000 WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO.. REAL TORS 2 I I I Satt Joaqum Hiii• Rood HEWl'ORT CEHTER, H.I . 644-49 I 0 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ~sher't Hotic~: AfJ real ~latt! adven1i.Nl Ill Uus newspaper is !>ul> Ject to the Federal 1-'atr Hous ing At:l or l!H1K wtuch m akes rt 11le~al to advert1 '>l' .. Jn y pre . ference. hm1t<1l1on. or di.scn nunauon bast'd on race. color. relt~ton. '.'>tc"X , or national oni.:1n. or an 1J1tent1on tu mak1· ;1nv such pr('(ere11l't'. ltm1t.i uoo. ordu.cnminat1on This newspaper will not know1ni;:ly at•\'C'PI Jn) GREAT INCOME! BALBOA ISLE K~uienltal + :! l'OfTl mt'rt'tal r<'ntabl<' 'P.tl'l'' :; Car parktn~ l hlm·k t11 walt?r. 3 bt.><1rm :1 ht1lh u11 ti t-' rr•plal'•' Su 11t•r I"' .. umm <>r w1ntt'r ralt"' b73-X5511 MERB>ITH QUALITY •1 Bedmom tn It•\ 1•1 with 3 bath~. 111~ :-.1·parat•• fam ily room & for mal d1n1n~ L11c .ttt•fl 011 •' lar1w tul tit• '>JI' lot with .1 36' ht·ah-11 & ftltert'd !XXJI Top rated w ho11I d1stn<'l & pnl'ed n~ht <11 $145.000 (.".Jll 751 31'.ll «;::SELECT IPROPERTlES ddYert1o;1n~ for reali-----------cstale wh1c:h l!> tn vwla uonof lht' la~ BOAT SLIP AND l'ACll"lt,; VIEW B,• Io w ;1 I' p fit I ., ::1 I .1 I $I 2.J . 'Hiii , St' t' u r I l II BtJtORS: Ad•ertis~n guardro waterfront l'orn should check ~ir ods munlly :...unk1•11 l1v1n~ room. wrtlJ Lir, !W~. fph' daily Gtd ~rt er· pool. 1acuu.1, C'lubhou~P ron ..,._cl~. TM !-n·ll•· r t'X t rem e I ) DAILY PILOT a.s.-nes motivated tcDlty ~ tt.r flnt i ... lY 11rn·.r·g•ar:im··m •. --1 mm CGn"ed itnenion °"'Y· 962-44n ( .. :·> 546·8103 •...................... Gewod 1002 IEST LOCA TIOH IH OR.ANGE CO. .•..••..•••............ Presently remode ling \WPBl IAY FIXER •We ntttl to d yn am ic. 5 bedrooms, J balb. bwlt eiti>enenced personnel , b J hn L N ready to perform • y o ytle. eeds TALK'S CH EAP. SE .. ~ TLC but t he price 1s FOR YOURSBLf', ASI\ nJtlrt. Located I block fOR from m1l11on dollar DAVIOROTERIN<; custom ~tates. a soar ~ 2 st()f")', open beam 400E.17'"~• FOR•~~ ~~:r!i~ns~1~~~~ C.M,~-==.-~: --~ inside the front door .JI .. Over:mc>sq. ft or luxury ASIGN Of'~ RESPECT l11ring . Full pri ce 1 _________ _ Sl59.000 Ca 11556-2600 «;::S E L ECT FIX ER I PROPERTIES R·2LOT l IB>ROOM Needs work but Rrc.>al +GUEST pot.'·nt1al. :1 br. 2 lt.i. l~e GIANT VA.LUE! !>lone fi rcpl3c" Room t11 Giant back bay bargain 1 b411ld Sl!S,000 64S 7221 Over 2400 Ct of peareful ()mu.,; living. 4 Bedrms + ;J separate guest maid'' ~ - baths·OR 3 Bt•drm + 21 qlrs. Formal hvinl! rm jr:i[ -j Yr , Fanuly rm 2 F'pk~ <.:uv ered bnck patio. Pott mg Wntcliff R~ty house a nd mu t·h1·---------• more at a bargain pnre' OCEANFRONT ~!!.now to s~~: 67~·11:>''>0 West Ne wport rornt•r de luxe duplex 2 Bdrms & frplc . t.•jch un11 S395Jl00' Bolboo Boy Prop. RH!tors People who nl'<.'d JX't>plc • 675-7060 + should Jlv. .1y~ cht't'k th<· 1---------- Servu•l' 1>1reC'ton1 111 t,llt.• DAILY T'ILOT CieMrol 1002 . .•................••.. CORONA DEL MAR Dupll'X 3·3. Wal k 2 hlocks to Big Cor ona Beach. Privat e settmg with view of the hills. Spacious. nearly new aM only $259.000 A COl.DWIU I AMKB CO. 644-9060 21111 SANJOAOUINHIU.SAO IN NEWPOAT CENTER WATERFRONT W /PRIVACY ••• w., WA TH ori•ted COiillunlty wlttl ~ oww bo.t IAp ...t Yl!WS of boatMg ectMty. Yo.'I M pro.ct to OWl'I this l M*OCNll t.OfM that C)lowt with OWMr't ,..W.. kJoMd ... peiffo with CJl'fftMrf 9'Cf MeHin CMlfdoor brick barlNcw. SPECIAL IOHUS ••• wltH JCMI IMly fWs ......... OWMf' wfl lltcWe • 11' bo.t! Sll5,000 . WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. i1'1~1 W f'<M"l I l~h\~ t\. N1,wrx1n n, .. ,. " 631·1400 Cf DAil Y PILOT Monctar Ma1ct1 12, 19111 UDO ISLI Utt\ \It'\\ lrom 2 pullo drr k5 enhenct''I C'Us tom 'Pa< ww .. ~ bdt m -1 buth lract11tnn.1I homt hk11 nc\\ Jdt>al fo r 1•11t t.•rtainm~ ('unwr lut $"520 000 OCEAHFaOMT </uaht.\ t·r.tft:-.man..,h ap m mahoy trim ~ oak flour" !'lt.'h utf I ha"i lnndmur k . 4 H H. 3 bu honw m rmt t loratton I· -.t n hh...,ht•tf I r1'l'" ,\ lnwnc; $4A..") 000 IAC K IAY I· i nt•~ lxh m :!1 h.1th fo1rnly home.• nn tt \IH'I ~·111 tit• .... 11· 0 \1•r ... 11t•ct pool pl.n ho11...,1· l>l or;i 'l' $HI'!()()() T 1·rm " IAYFROMT "t'' t't .ti r11w h I\ It 011t ho nu•:-. \\ tlh J'll'I A_ 'ltJI AVALON W t•ll 1•on,t 1111'11 ti :1 B U 1 h,1 11.1k floor. p.tl'l t,11 IJ,I'\ lll\'111 I !Ill\ l'l'lt' f01tOd ,ll tt1n l"lal.-i art.·a S l:.>tl 000 1-'l't' Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 8o y'1dP 011vr N 8 6 7':J blb l IAUOA l 'HUICE L>liPLJo.~ TWO STORY $62.500! lll·.trt of tOP rcnt.i I a rt•a lmm.H'Ul11t1• 2 .. tor\ tuo-.t:o tlfl wide qUJel '.>lrcc l En tl'd tile rnof i\t•n·ntc•il JO\' lht• be:.l of lwach hv li ving room '4 llh w1i.t<l 111i:. 'let!>l' to tht• h a v' and mirror:. CotV 1•111m $1HO,ll l0 t.ry kll<'hl'n Clean .1:0. .i "'h t~ll c' r-:nl·l u,1·tl 642-5200 r gara~e Atr n md Poul ~-Bar ,. l'lub how, .. al\d m11rc· I rt"W rett Owner 1.s lit· J)>!ent \ Rgal~· l>t:>t buy 10 .... nho11w' (.';ii Doi.t1s•".n.r 1 1ooay 752 11011 ''-'>~· Lt;" ------- LOVI AT Al T Sl•HT You'll have fun an Uu!!> ~di plannt.'<J l'l~an i.pariou~ 1 Hdrm 2 htHh honw In hm tusllc urt!u uf ('('!\ta Mt·~ ... 1 T h<• warmth of the f irt·p l.H'(' '" ·nJ<>~ t•cl from liv rniL f.1mllv a nd d1 n111 g ruom:-. l!ii l nnd k1tdw11 wilh 1 •ul11 1~ urt·.1 r .1tlo hus "'11nl cl MP-;a -lrvtne Hunhngto n B P.irh Ne wpo rt Beach 10°to DOWN l '" 111'1 \\ill 1 Jrn OJI thl"'t' four house::. 1111 lot 111 ( 'o<;;t J 1\1 l'l-llt Hoom to build l>11pl1 ' $:J I > 000 Ai.k for ('ra 1t.! Balle~· fi:11 I 'ti4i RE/MAX o f ccnto rNaa, lr•IM, newptrt Moc:h, inc. 234 E. 17tt. Strfft, Costa Me1a 631-1266 '\,1111111"""' N1•t"111k111 l11tl1vuhmlh ''" m·d and Cltlt'ratt•cl llt•al fo::otJk OH11•e, Oesspet-aH°" Sole I S010 00WM ltllilKJ Rrdu<'tmn Own1•r '4 :tnl~ out' North s tdt• Co.,la Mc!>d ho me. I s pacio us b t•dr mi.. :! CLOSE TO IE.ACH bath.s. 11unsh1nc 1u1 ch1·n. hW.:t' Ram e room. With 2. H 1· 1l r o ,o m . W t'!> t lh•· N£•w 1-~1nant'{' Pm N•'"'l >Ort 1-.,1'1•llf'nl ron grams try ~·, do" 11 1ltt1v11 lfooum tu i:ro" S7.t.!'ll0 At'l now• c 3 11 2 B D R M C 0 T . !iiM; z:n:i a;:: **U.S.* * *VETERANS* TAGE ,. 3~ Tti~§ :J~;"·~ J~',~ .. ,i~:~l l~~~.11 [ ~ lt~Pdlll! EVEllYDA y 1-5 l<t'I ··nl rhanJ.tt'i-111 \ \ n.•g:. 11\il) •'nablc· \ou l• 11uahh ror $100.tMIO hOntt loon..., '4tlh at>....olull'I\ '\t IJOW"\ l'AYMfo:'\ r. 1n.:-. ,!{. ,c.1rdl.'11 p:.i110 . ~ ----···1--l ndt r m.1rh t CdM 506 MGl"C)Write SL'>..'>.IUI * VETS * 3 BR. wood s1dmg, two Homes 10 Oran~'-' & i.tory, char ming. R·2 lot Rl\·en11de Counties l..:p mOldCdM $179,000 Worid Rt'Clt Estott' .• n <lr'anJ!E' Counl) firm >IA'Ctah7tn~ tn \A h11m1 lo.m' V. 1· rt• t hr \. E I'" lhat ht-Ip lht• VETS I 'or mor~· info 1· a 11 Bill Horton, ACJt. 541-0800 U.STSIOE TRIPLEX llU\s tandtni:? 1:0 th1• onl" word tor lh1:. brand ne~ ranlaSltcally dC'-lj:lnt•d t ri ph·x < 3) 2 S L on -.pac1ous own,•r 's 11n1t:o l.>on't wmt, l'all Mf. 7171 StnJ?lc !.tory owner unit Y.1th 2 Lownhousc desi~ r l·ar u nit s Al l w1t pn.,,ate patio. WI D hoo up & individ ual cndo~c Kar aRes C:ill nu"' (;7J..8550 ,. [~IS~Ull -0 ' JJrl~izlWm Ut1lboa l!--land Re ally I "'I ·f'o•1 'I\ 67 3 -8700 ON THE WATER v.1th ..z· boat slip B1~ 2 B(·d rtJtJm & d l'n 2 f1n•phtl'cs. hll ans. 2 t'ov c· r I' ti p a t 1 o.., . 3 l' J r i:;iragc Owner will help RIC o n f1nan<'1ng $350,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 I ST TIME BUYERS BEWARE Bcv.-arc or railing In IO\'C w1lh 1111v of lhe!>C four 2 bt.'<iroum <'ondominiums pr1 te d fr o m $118,000·$52.000 All are i..uper sharp v.1th lov. down & lo'4 monthly pay mt:nts Call now before they'r'-' goni.> 540-3666 GOLF COURSE VU Great back bay lot ation. 'Thu. bag 5 bedroom home feat ur e s a h uge family /dmmg r m ad<li lion big enough for your pool table. Pcrlect for the big family a nd the pn ce IS n ght al SI LB.SOO FULLER REALTY 546-0114 IT'S HOT --E-'S.ID•E•C•.M•.-• rrs A STEAL!! IMCOME UMITS II .. only S13!.I :iuu TRI PLF.X '" PlllMf: I' re s l 1 g 1 o u LO CAT ION• Almoe l ne11(hborilood, lar,1ote l'll N<'w ' M u1H ,. .. 11 am tr ) w l 'lt e p up ll v1n• nMi.'dlatf'ly, l(ood wrm 1> room &. r r11C'k1 1 n 'J'v.,o:t Bd rrn, Ont: 3 B<lrrn flreplacr 1-'orm al din unit.I Wtlh 1hody mutur1• in1e. s un <1h1ny k1t1•h1• tn«.ui 11urroundtna pro· w /brcak(:J\l room. rll:rty master bdrm 11, culhcdrj ROGIRS REAL.TY t·e1hn1ts. n JOY to lll'l· 675-2311 llurry ! Call 64!'> 0303 FOREST E OLSON .............. (ior.Ct.'OUll whllt-watl!r & l>l.ln11 Htrhor vu 6 HR, 1.IOOI & 11p11 by t:hum plon . Exctll buy & tnm11 . 49&<8294 CE 110181 BLllRS CD. OVCR 50 YEARS OF SERVICI: DAMA POINT O'Look:ing D.P . Harbor & Marina. This Excep . Contemp. Offers A Breathtaking 180° View. 2 Story Entry Leads To A Dramatic LR W I Rough Hewn Wood FP. Sep OR. Gourmet Kltchen. Mas. BR Ste + 3 Fam BRs . Beaut. Grounds W /40' Poo l. Sauna. Jacuzzi. $600.000. IAll FOUi llDIOOM ILUFllS CONDO Buill In The Riviera Section Of 'The Bluff a W N iew Night U~hts Across Bay. Sep Qtrs For OfficeL Study Or Guesta. Extra Storage. New Appl. In Kitchen. A "Joy 01 NewPort,. Uatlng. $165,000. 131·1• ... "'D0ftl, ........ ti? =·~ to S!00.000 NO DOWN OOITNOW'' A.fl. 547-2909 VetC:0...1.&or --------83,4% T riple x . as ~umubl e Owner will c·arry 2nd TD C lnl; SlJ.5,000. Ca ll 645-!lllll ,. ....... OPEN HOUSE REALTY CUFF+4AVEM 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. de n, frpk Close Lo school:. & chur<'hes Short escrow ptl6Stble S149 500 67J.J663 642·22:.J t::vc~ MESA VERDE 5 Bdrms . 212 bathl>, new carpe l !>. dr.,pertes. wallpaper . prof es~ de corated Call for ~•PP t Sl~.500 673-3663 675 4777 Eves associated BROKERS-REALTORS l Ol S W uolboo • 11 166 I WON.,. LAST BcautJful s \U)er clean 3 BR. Townhouse. 2 pools & Jat· Only $67.900. Agt 752 «l58 1406 Westcliff HI 4 BR, spacious l>tn~lc st.Ory . storci. doi.c. low pric e T o p \;1 lu 1> $1W.000 3620 Ocean CdM • 3 BR. JUC U:tzt, s pec t:icuJar view. hardwood floor s N<>ar park s.m.exx> 549 lr•ine Ml New homes! Two story. 3 B R . s un d c c k s . microwaves $21~.000 1509 Dolphin CdM Like ne w. v;1canl 3 BR. taslclul. pool. incredible View of yachts S515.000 2918 Elesmtre CM 3 BR. bag game room. near park. school. ~hops, library $111.900 U.._l(JlJL t1tJMl:S Corona de! Mar 675-6000 Newport Beac h 642-9648 Costa Mesa 546 5990 MRS.CLEAN l.JVES HERE. 3 bdrm. xlnl loc. Only $71,900. llURRY. REHTTIL YOURS 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. w/w cpt'g . lge rn c d y rd o n ly $495/mo $69.900 full pnce. Mulhearn Rily Registe r 898-7853 Want Ad llesulls 642-5678 macnab I Irvine realty IAYSHOIES Fre~h. li~ht family home in private commun it y w /2 b e a c he s for m e m bers only. 2 BRs upstairs for t ee n a ger s <or se pa r a t e ~uest q uarters ) separate m aster suite + 2 add 'I BRs down (1 used as o ffi c e or d e n ). A f a bul o u s a tmosphe r e fo r fa m ily liv i n~. $320,000 incl. la nd. Beverly Morphy 642 823.5. <X·l21) 642-1235 644·6200 901 Dover Orlve Harbor View Center trvlM at Campus Valley Center 752-1414 S@\\.JU~ -~ £trs • That Intriguing Word Game with a Chuckle Hlt..i..., C!.AT I POUAlf ----- Q l-rono;i '-"-'• ol !he '°"' tclOfllbled ~. b.. low IO IO<lll fOllr ~ -dt I LEWVlS ' I I I r I I NOWGA I I I I I I ' I I I { My definition ol the dlf· . H A Y H E • 4 ftNrte9 between • neurotic I I r I' Ind • PIYChotlc I• llmple. ,. -neurotic might talk tq hi• ~__, .. F_E~E ... Z,;;...;l..__R_~t::~t:o, :~·~.Plychotlc Wiii . I' I I I I . • ~~ ~h~,· "'::: --------. ... TOii ....... ·~ .._ No bttlOw • 'ft~f~l=llUlUS IN I' r I' I' r r l ·~~·~~~l unm I I I I I 1 I Ho..tea For S• Houw1 for s.a. HouM1 fw S• Hotl1H J.or S• H0tt1e1 For Sd~ ·····•····•···•········ •··•·····•·••······•••· ••••.•••..•••.•.•.•................................•....••.•....•.... G111r• IOOJ G1•r• 1002 G1••• 1002 Gew.rel 1002 COlhlMna 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGEST OME STOttY ... m ull of Ne wport Shores! Thut's wh a t we 'vl' lis t e d NC'w paint . 3 hl'drooms. 2 baths . stone fireplace and everything is s potless! Don't forget lht!re ·~ a communit y pool. tennis <·ourt. urul .vou walk to the beaches All thts t'or only $109.500 a nd tha t indud<•s somp furniture. fll:M TO il!, G/5 GOOO ..'143 l .. \1 G11.1\t H qhwJv. Co1w1<i 1h•I M.i• 1l'oC1 It Mo•• .. t V••ld• .rt 11•lh •,<J<)() DELIGHTFUL home you can really en JOY The hom e IS d i.' hg.hlluJ & the pnce 1:. dt' hghlluJ So is the 10<.·a uon Ca ll now 979.5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS E•ch offl« lnd41~nd•nlly owned •nd opet•l•d OCEANS OF VIEW SPYGLASS HILL EnJOY the beauty of the blue Pacific <.ind the s e re nity of rollinR hills as you wa t ch from the living room. kitrhen or Master Bedroom of the beautiful s ingle s tor y 4 Bedroom. 21h b a th "Tradewinds" home in Spyglass Hills . Luxury lt vmg to indude 2 fireplaces. w l't bar . lus h carpet ing . c us t o m kitc h en. g l azl'd tiles. intercom . automatic sprinkle rs a nd the list goes on Sensibly priced at $389.500. we believe this home to be the best valu e m Spyglass today R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640·5112 CHARMING STARTER $46,900 Sh:Jdy lreehned street Swayin~ palm IC'a \l'!> MESA WOODS BARGAIN Real F:-;tatf.' ---blow -entry th rou~h CLASSY CONDO r o1y ro\t'r c d porl'h llKE TO IEACH!!! Heal class & fabulous Charmer ll\'lng room all Newport Vista Home throU#!hout 1s Lhts extra freshly paneled ' Chl·ery 4 Gianl bedr ms.2balhll. lg.3 bdrm condocnd un & 'P<1t 1o us kilc hf.'n sunslune kitchen. h uge •l 'J'wnhs style w :.i <'01.y Quaint brcakfa:.l nook lo t . w i t h t he· Nt'w frpk. pool & Jae Only All m·w paint ms1dl' t fuanct· Proj!ram:;. try one yr old Seller will new plush erpb lhruoul $:1100 down lk ttcr at'l fmam·e & i.a\l' you s·:. Deta t·hf'd garal{~' Truly now• Call546·231:1 w 'no loan f4.'cs& a low 1n d 1·h ar m10 ~ ... t.1r1 Pr '"''' ,,.,. " · Lcresl ralt• <.\111 lvd.i.> homc·full pnc1· S.l6.~ICIO [a ·11 !rnl-5370 Call 752· 1700 today ~!~!\11J A LR~!~!~E 1 ~ •Ga11it11 IS.OW MARKET Highly upg r ad f.'d 1 br w/rentral air on pool size lot. Call now. 894·061 t Corono~Mor 1022 •...........•.......... 507 J ASMll"t-:AVE Prtn1· only $129.500 2 Br I ba. lri: patio &. l(ll r <1.il· Super cute & <·In J ll freshly done By ownl!r tf!IA I 879·4073 or 17 14 1 5.,'l;-1857 1-'lnesl duplex in C 0~1 Bldr JU!'t eomplctan~ SOI MarJ?uent e S325.000 Su b m it t erm ~ Po :.' trade~ AICHtTICTUR.AL OIGtST Should see tills elegant ~ bedrm. 3balh. f11m1ly rm e"lt a t e ! Jus t pro fes1lonalty d eror a t ed w/emotwnal earth loneis> thruout Localed 1n pre sl1glous Me<1a Ve r dt• area Call P B.l 964-2431 or 83S-021 I •9'68 I ST TIME OFRHO IHSSYURS lf you've been waiting for tlus one. her.-It 111 ' R·2 lot (2 Bdrm houise 10 eluded free) Room for duplex pllL'i. <11173 sQ ft > Great Eust.sidt' locut1011 A:.k1n g $65,000. Cu 11 M().1t51 ~HERITAGE REALTORS S...-W..ta Out Cut e 2 bt>drm . I b ath home Dues not llt't'd v.ork ' Sure 11 'i. :.mall but so 1s the p n r e. $6500 Move:. you 1010 Co:.tJ Me s a & tht' O Cl.'iJ O hrt>eies Ca II P 8 I ~-2A31 or835·021 l 1194611 THE SEARCH IS ENDED!! Everyth.m~ you've· I'\ c1 w an t ed 1s 1n t h•~ beauUful 4 Bdrm 3 bath ho m e It fl'alu r e::. J custom pool and jacuu1 and i-.undeck o ff l hl' master bdrm Pnl·e h11:. JUSl been reduced $5.000 Hurry and tCJll 546·5118CI for mort-dcla1b ~HERITAGE REALTORS FAMILY WAMTEO! Must ne<..od 5 bed rm:. 1 I up I down I J bath. stc·p dwn famtly rm w w<·t bar llu,1otl' k1l<'hcn w eJt m ,I( area + formal dm1n~ r m Soarin it t e1hn ~:o w1dram.il1c .rnd emu uooal deeoratml(. If )OU qualify. a pply al P R I 964-2A31or 835-0211 1194f;)I POSll Pool palai.:I.' proudl} pr• -.('flied Pnmanl) part~ planned 968-3371 IRA.MD HEW TOWHHOMES "Britt Woods" f i-:a.~L'la::i:sta M1•i;,11 2432 Santa Ana A' t' Engh:,h Tudor :!&3 Hr 'l jJltt lt•H•I. 2&3 ( ,11 g .i r a g 1• . f r p I t· ., rT\J\'rtJW,l\C~. grp1•nhou~·· "lndr1 w.,, putJI '>I'·' T1':"'NIS t•our1 Prom $8!:1.950 &iii t)()il or 955 19211 L>fo, r loix'fi h~ Y.oodtrl~ l>e\ Cu EASTSIDE EXTRA Lvly Bucrola bit 3 bdr m 2 ba frnly home in sought alter Easts1de ar ea Im 1Tl3<'W3tl' mO\('·ln t•ond1 lloo You really must :.c~· Uus lvly homl! Offl!rcd 1121tktoOceon alS99.750 6467711 LAKESIDE $168,900 lmmaculale bcar hfronl lownhome. Wa tch s un · sets from b c aeh:.1de patios Lovely s ingll! story w ith oak wa lled fireplace Con ve n ient kitc hen M icrow ave B r ea kf as t n oo k Gorgeous formal dining rm. Steps lO beach. lake & spa. Prk e reduced Hurrv. ca ll 752· 1700 (111'f#1 'I •~ ' • •. f 1 f LAKE FOREST LARGE FAMILIES Ideal ho m e for your children. 4 bdrms u P· stalrS. Downs tair s den, converts easily to fifth bdrm or even rrml din rm. Great noor p lan for privacy. call today for appt ! Open E ves . ~9691 DUPLEX $85,000! 2 B e drm un it s . Completely rem odeled. Great income Exce llent tnvestmenl. Call fast! 1$2-1700 OPflsllot 0 •11\IV"' '011 h t· !WIMMI IASTSIDI SHOWPLAOI Decoraton own home. Lte dual 1lump1tone trplc in liv rm le (ml.y rm. Dramlltic atrium enlcy. Bt.fl parquet noon In en· try Ir fmly rm. Cov 'd patio w/art11Uc lat· tkftork. HWTY on Ulla one! ()pea Evea. M5-Nll ~ Walker & let! 7588 ~A6aB~ Wcl~om~ ·,p11nl( .. 1111 J ldq 101101n~· ~rP.11 101 'eoara1e• • l'rt'lly llower bAO<l , 1 oedh' " s111peo ellect dgd10\I mesh bdC~ ground Cro<.het lnts Qu1L~1e ve~I ol l ~11and~ bedspredd cotton in J b11ghl ro101 Pa11e1n /~811 d11ecrions tor \11e~ S 14 rocl L . ...rT -ffr $UO lor each patletn Add 40C v7 111"1\i-UIMT.... u ch panern ror ltrst elm au m~1I dnd hanohn& Stlld to: AIKt lkllClb So complrment.,r-th e Needlecraft De..it 10s sohntn or 1 bow htd neckhne Dally P ilot h1med by cum ol renlle ... 153, Ol4 Clllls9a Sii., "'" 111ht11 Wilk 111ht rn "'d s.ull ,.,._ llY 10011. hltlt bl!t , 1111s ~tdress-no "11st seam ~~ , ... _ ....... P ' ..., p tt .,,.I M .. p, ...... ,...,._. 11n ~ I tin '"'" iues t Our 1979 NUOll Sim 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18 ~RAn CATALOG_,._, 200 po•"~ Sta 12 (bu$134)takts 314 Jlldl " -,,•w• ~v 4~lllCll labuc tar dest111s J fret ~ttecns printed tl\Sldt Send 75C S... Sl.50 .. IKll ""'"'· 12t-Olld/C., T,_..,,.Sl.50 ~ * .... ~ .. 1za., ..... Oitilb ... $1.50 flnt·dm alnult, llMA1 .. 127-A,._. '•' D.11.s .. SI.SI S.. Ir. llUl:J "'"" . SI.SI IAIWI MMTlll ~lt.:ifb .r~· .lt: Pa tte r n Dept. ••2 l2J.Stltdl '11' '*" Oitllb$l.25 Oa 11 y Pilot 122.Stlff '11' "" o.irt. Sl.%5 121-llAlw Slllw-OffJ 11.50 232 Welt lltll SL, II•,.,._ llY I~ a hMM l.00 10011. ,rlllt llAllE. ..us. 11,.,..... Cftdlet . 1.00 l"· Sill eN STTU llUMIH. lla.c..dllt wftll S.•• Sl.00 All lht new ctotnes you need IOI 111-lllftl Flftr Qdb Sl.00 rout bu~y 111e are 1n our SPRING US._,,.. Cioditt. $1.00 SUMMER PATTERN CAIALOO• 114'•• ........ Sl.00 01tS5'$. IOPt skcrts. pant,. wests l 12""" .,._ 75' 1Kiltt1 Plus $1 ~O l1et Pilltrn Ill.....,. tllCIMt . Sl.01 cou~ Stno 7!>c llMllltllt Sftitc. . . . $1.0I 1~$1"9 ,..,. luo . .,.....,.. c..w. SI.GI lZMlld/C., Tl'IMM UO IP.15 ~ tw T-.. 7St tza., ..... Qlll9 . l.50 lit.._ ~-75' 127 ......... '•' Olllia. $1JO Ill-~ 75' By Owner 3 bdrm 3 ba (' \ fam rm din rm 2 '-'l1JiJl;rn•!trnrt frpk 'ci S249.500 675-72& Real l:!:statt' ln vc.-s tor :. d upl<'X PCllilivl' cash fl o" VC'ry n•<'<' corn(•r $235,000 l'nn only 640·4!r.19 I 1t TiMt Offered :! uruL .... xlnl IO<'at1on on rom er lot 10': down G H Robertson. Kltr 675·0562 IDEAL DUPLEX IFFAMJLY IS GROWIMGor GOING <.:all 1t 4Br + 2 B r o r 3BR+:JBr Pe d e<·t 1( yaur 1n an e mpty neste rs syndrome or !tlart.mg a f1UDJly Choost> a 2, 3 or 4 Bdrm or :.witch back & forthseasonally ll':.well located. rharmmg, e xtra room y a nd flcx 1h l~ ~.000 CAU.644·7211 ~NIGEL OAILEY & ASSUCIAT(S CoataMno 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• In \ i.>stor m ust ~ell I\ t¥>mes m Coste Mesa . No brokerage. 205 Amherst S82.SOO 2332 Fordham S83.500 2.185 Notre Dame $82,500 225 Wake Forei.l $84.500 9USerra Way S8S.500 llS8 Mw lon SSS.500 2 Brund new 3 bdrm. 2 ba homes. formal d in1n.: m1. sep. rm rm. 2 rrpk s. deep lol, 2 ear gar age 2D76 & 2080 Orange Ave $13 5.000 l'CICh Owner/Agt. 552·4894 or biJ-11782 ------- VA f'HA T ERMS COSTA MES.'\ <.:lean 38 r. l\1Ba . lg lot. q lDel :.l. J •,m i from bch S74.500 Pnn only plea'!c Owner aRt 556·2725 R. V. OB.JGHT 4b r 2ba Me s a V e rclt· horn<.-. on lge corner Int w separate dnve way & i.torage area. 13fl x 60fl for all your R V need.o; Convenie n tly loca led works hop w/240 & 120 vo!Lsr; outlets avail. Cloi.t· ll1 country d ub & golf course $122 ,500. R} Owner 962-7620 EASTSIDE R-2 fo'reshly painted 2 BR cottag•• on butlda ble R·2 lot . SH,900. Agent 552·7367 VA Lo"e ly Mesa Verde 3 Bdm. Family Rm. 2 bath. fireplace. $89,500 call 645-9161 : OPEN HOUSE REALTY /• \ Call 831·9081 for mlorma 1---------Uon. 3BR +pool older home on lg closed BY OWNER in comer lot, cpl. llle . .... ..,TSIDIC paint & plumbing only 2 ..,,_ 0 . yn old, nr schls . shop · Com fortable lo ma Int f:!!og . ass u mable g•, boutle. 3000 sq f\ w/many .... c: .. .,... xtras. Room ror RV or __ n_. _ ...... _ ......... ____ _ boat. Cle11 n, r end r to move in 330 22nd s t 5e-5879 NO QUAUmNG! Meea Verde a bedroorr pOOI home! Own r wl I llnancet Call Now• 2NIWHOMES 3 bedrooms . F H , cathedra l ce illngs. Nor'h CoBta Mesa. near South Coasl Plaza, SJ 18.ono 646-4247. 3 BR. S'T0,500. $.WOO down Owner wlll carry paper. No q u a llr y l ng . Ownr I AIJ., 7&1-·8182. SCIAMo&.ITSAMw .... a.c._......_~,~·~o~o..Jl.==:=....a==•=t=•=te==="'-................................ .,. .. T•toRHC..,.t w.u...i 11 ... uo2 DREAM HOUSE. unique du i,.n. P riced below martet value . Sllt,:ioQ 601817 . .. . .. _ .... ~ •• ... -l ., T - DAILY PILOT Hoes..1 flor Sde Houaet for Sek Howae• for S• Hovtt• ft.or s.M ·••••·••·····•·•······· .•..•.................. ·••······•·•··········· HoutHFor Sale Mondey• Match 12, 1979 ...........................................•.....••....•••••••....... SoaA ~ I OH South L.gme I ot• Mobile HCM11e1 Oller RMI lat.te °""'RMI &tot. HCMKea Unfw'Nthed Coth MH. I 024 lrriM I 044 tt1111~ .. ec.e. I 06t ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• USTSIOI Auractl~• 3 hdrn1 IJ\o bltth hom4"' tn tcooJ 14.K'" llOO Countf') klH'hl'n ramll)' room <'ombo Uulcher blO<'k <'OUnlt4r top11 " brnltraa.l b1H l..argt< yard 1·omplt'l1•h <~ • yun1 nf'ljl On ly •uoo l~ll ao" • °'"' . r:ri 1'!-21 SUlflEALTY 919-1050 1026 ...••••••............. l'lff\ 11-·ws1111w1,1; \l \ tl I PIJ 11 \ l'n•i.tll(IUUl> I t•i.lllt'nl'I' lleJf tht' nl.1111\J !>4!1!>111 -4'fJ I OUt. K:H :1:140 f.aurlt• Vahy I 01 ···••••••••·•···•····· GOOD AREA Near bt>sl i.chool:.. ~hnp puig. & fr1.•ewoy 4 rm liAhoml' Pork Phl<'t'. lnr >W2 7461 • Rl:N'l OPTlON or liu) hi& • Rr. t'umll• l\101 J.te tl'IU\b ~ 'n II ~ ~'* t'\-'> ~ludt 1048 •••....•••••••......... •DUPLEX* ~!9.~]h~~- w pool, 1ar ram 1 m l-otnpl•l•lY remodelt4d till lot mul.'h mutt' Owntor ~ 111 r 11\lllH' NII rrt'dJI nt•rdrd Slb:> 000 balanr• Aak lor 1':tl nwnt· ... ~:M)) USTILUR' t"hou'" comet lu~ 11l11111 1.1Clli1\1t·nl tn park 111 \'J ~. Bdrm 3 b•U~ with m1111~ .. xtras J op n1111l II"'° ~.~ loy McCwch. Rltr 541-7729 HfWPOIT DUPLU $139.500 Stc·S-" 10 lx•11,·h Th111 1~ u "'l'W)l0t1 t 'lll'>~ll' Jl Ml If furd11blt· pr11 I' liov1I ,umrnt•r "'10l1•r 1n1·0111~ 1J1llt•n11al hlH'•'°'' twl tc1hurn1 l'11ll MO 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS OHL Y $40,000 tdk1· O\ 1•r !II,., l11,1n ,11 )1001 mo .i Bil. l ~. ti.• \\ 1•101 llurry • 01.1. nr .11 \ 5..'lt>-IITTi • •• • • • • • •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • •••••• •••. •., ••• •• •• • For S. I I 00 , •••••• ••••• •• •• • •••• • • ••••••••• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••••• •••• • • ................. ...... ._ r...,.r+t 2000 t•~·~~ Coda Mesa 1224 SOUTH LAGUNA IS A COINER OF PARADISE! OCIAH VllW HOMI Three bedroowt rHldence Ott a C)"tty ~ lot wiftt ..... 9~ ..ct ICMM oppd~n ~ $1 H,000. WOODSY SnTIMG llirM b«trOOlft hCMM of wood 9td CJknl dHlg11. Hffted Jnto tM llllM1 of S-"' L~ PGiOi-"'c olty .ct OC.-•I.wt. S22t.500. JUST OH! HAlf BLOCK TO HACH Thrtt ~ OCNft Nllct.ttce wttt-90M ... •ftc ..... oc.-•iewt, w.+ bcr. f9'llty rooM, f lreploce and breokfott room. lt'1 charWnr}. $24'.t50. a ungo "1:iil' 11 .. 11 ..... 499-4551 On rrw Or.1nge Cod~l·IOOk 10 Lingo firo;r ~Beach I 069 Newport leoch I 069 ......•..•...•..•.••...•..•.•..•.••••..••••..• LOW PARK RF.NT Sln(le ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wide 28r <:bamp lon . 4 _ •v ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJkenew~ Br:! Ou bo\lts like new. owmir r~ PRIME lNDUSTRlAl. Nwpt H_ghlS $60CI. 1:1nx 1 o UI . U 0 . SOO lh&otillll<>o Buch 8UlLDlNO~ S.S-8038 t H"'21A6--1'7 > »X Dn. 80'i{. fina.nran.i. •32:50 sq ft. ofc tlnd' I -----........ Hom Store Nooohl~r fast escrow -6390 sq rt 24• groi.ll, 3br 2bll rrph . garage. 4h Mt-8895 ~~(jwn~~// m.~r~. ~842~-7~407~~ I ma ch~ yrs old. located near So Coast Pluta. S49S mo ---------oe>oO IQ 23t gron, 91 Eveic SS6 79•7 Dayi. •HO DOWH FOUULIX Fwy 8'4-4450 All 3 Br 2 Ha units •500 •s.500 sq fl. TU!IUn -----Mt=iu Verde Jbr 2ba Crm rm. fpk. bllms. fenc.._-o newly decorated No PcL'> $.525 646· 153.S Or 751-4024 ,AYWIMT• Owner will rarry 2nd 1254•7oo l nrormatl o n OAC T .t> 9 2x gross at •3949 sq rt . Tustin 1·2 3-Rr·uU areas Adil. $1.M 000 Sl91,500 ram.1ly "pet parks • · 17 I 41131·5' 70 dyt Monttrty Mob lie 4 f R€HIG€ 17 14• 581·5717 HOtM• _ _ HOMES Lah for W e 2200 839·~ 3333 W. Cousl llwy, N 8 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• PRICE DROPPED $7,000 2Br. 2Ba. d b l wide Madiaon. s min rrom bcb, s m pets welcome. u. '7 l28-77) McltMle HOim Ston 848-8895 $16,900 snrs TO l liCH Obi w1d• '61 tra1lerama c UN51861 3 pvt bch & pier SUb lettmg allowed Located in Treasure ls '.l8>1 P11rlf1c Coast Hwy Lag Bch Offered by Rena1 !lsanc e M P 714-<t99-3816 -----NO DOWN PAYMENT 3lir. dbl Wide Madison. 4 ton AC. pnced to sell rasl $22,900 U962U 76J OAC Mobile HotlllP Ston 848-8895 645-6646 CllOice Vlew of harbor lol 2220 Paclf1c Dr. COM . Owner build t-0 swt or sell S200.000. 5•3·61411 12 UtiillTS I .Si's GROSS Close to beach.'aU 2 BR. low maintenance, prime rentals. Owner fmanctnR w!lh nex.ible terms &in Realty Investments 71-4-964-2621 3 HOUSES Eastside C M 3 separate houses on corner lot Super location. $159,900. llutWatH"Vi•w Build your dream homl' on this last of its ktnd R I lot. Surrounded by cusll>m bwll home!. in .t wildemess area with u 360de~ view or the ocean & lulls1dcs Call today fo r inlormallon Century 21 lrvme. 898-3.574 ~ PREHIGE Mobilehome/ /-l--I HOMES .. !:!~ ....... ~~!'.~ 3333W.Coast Hwy.NB Dc/\nz!l Bay S1dl' V1llaRt' 64S.6646 J br Mobile Home. Newl} COM TRIPLEX decorated S27 .500 term~ Boat Dock P vt Brh AU 2 BR townhouse type. P o o I J a r u 1 1 1 owners unit w/frplr Clubhou~l'i. Orokl•r Great location Don't Owner 63 1 <19 2 0 1 Xlnl e1<el' 4 Br. near So U.t Plar.a. els to schl lfll5/mo. Ph 960·21174 Avatl1Jblc now, 2 br. I ba duplex. Small yard & patio Adull.11. 675·0562 2 Br. t ba. hardwd fir:.. beam ceibnR. rncd yard blln.'I Sm child ok, no pct:. S375 1982 B Meyer Pt 549·34IJ4 wknd or aft 5 :.> $.525 mo 1nrl ~arden er 3br 2ba Mesa Verd·· location 3281 Colorado Lil Owner agt S59-62'll 559-4026 -- Dana Point 3226 ••••···•••·••·•········ •br. :Iba spa. nr nt?"". c lu:sl' w Uana Hilli-. H11!h 33101 Bol'caneer 493 7771 IYOWHER l\ 14Wl side of hw> 1 .. , d lot. easy accc:.s to bl'JI h !li1'Ed.s p1unt. minor rt! piurs. ideal for humt· & 1nrome Hurr). on!) $145,000 Mission Realty 494 m:u WATERFRONT CONDO tbr2ba View ~hi> I ~1.'/opl $15!1,5011 :>45-~ llutbor View Homes Mon· ---------· BAY FRONT Luxunous mobtll· home hv1ng with spar1ous cabana. lbr with den. ce- ment patio. stone f~k plush new carpelin~ throughout Z levels. open beamed ce1hntis , xl nt cond Home an clud...s stove and refng at unbellevubly low pnce o( $49,500 673 71190 miss this one $205.000 675-84511 --c CM of County QUIET OCEAN VU It\ m~. coast side of P(.'11 2Br. den. l200 s q fl Condo nr Nig\lel Bcb. Pool. JU• ~er Adlts no pets $435 ~ ---- EMHALD I A Y LOT 673-6634 -----Lower l Arch lay SECLUDED BUCH HOUSE te1i:u. 4br 2ba 1w wly dt• <'<>ml.I'<!. <.'lose to sdwol-.. p,1rk & pool ll) owner 557 612:! tlys 833 11161 t•V~ ROOM TO BUILD AN AIRP LANE PR~HIGE Properly 2550 I HOM E:.5 •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 645-6646 VI EW LOT. Mammoth Lakes. VISTAS 11. by Ckean view home. 2 RH .' &. t-)?Ur, W D :545H 0111. llll'lS ut1I ISJO-l!IH• e\ls 3 BR. 2 stor}' Ocean view. close to beach $280,000. Owner 644-1814 Beaut Cirf•t•n Vu ll1·y Queen's P1Jrlt :I HH t ,formal dining <..:ustnm thruoul llUR<' br1 <'K <.'tlV'd pallo, rl'Jwood ho tub. boat i>lora~I.' an•u. fantastJc kitrhcn w/sohd maple but<'her biol' c ounter Buv bl'fOH ••••!!!1111!!!111••-I April & S CIVt' $7000 3 bedroom & bonu:. rnom Light. bnght ll\11n~ 11rt«1. lovely p11t1u. 2 hlocks tu ooean Own{'r will finance on contract with low down pu y ment Sl39,500. W "':NU lg Cam homt• ;i + BR. 1 ~. ba . on H·2 !lei fl bwldablt• lut $265'1 7101 S1•ashon· P rin r1pals o n ly Owner with Uus Island Well~ 4 br home with pool, Cull ror dct:uls 7 UHITS-C.M. owner 1·934 2194 rn lt:vel 3 or 4hr 2bli fam rm nl!ar ht!at:h llenl or ~ 7i5-0~·1 Beaut new budding Fireplaces. xlnl location TSL I nvmts 642· 1603 FOURPlEXES RedEstat. Wanted 2900 Buyer wants houi.t! on B Toro 3232 Balboa l !\land Cr o m ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···········•··········· $108.000 10638 t-.:1 Adelante, 963-41:13 V.A TIBURON 3 Bdrm, :!12 b11 . m11ny l'\ Lras i>rinc·1pal onl)' Must ~ell World Veteran Hkr 559-9270 .......... aeleoch 1040 ............•.•.......• IEST POOL VALUE IN HMTG IEACH Sharp 3 Bdrm 2 balh. ad Jarenl lo park, huge mas l e r hdrm s uite, hurry on this one AskinJ.( only 185,!150. Ca 11546·588() ~HERITAGE REALTORS Assumable s~. VA S12,500 D P . no quell Yorktown Villas. 2 br 1 • ~ ba rondo Encl gar laun dry nn. Eves 336-KOl l (ly CIWnl'r VARErO Cau sey & Company SELLER MEWPORT CENTER Rf.ALTY 640-1812 HEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING UOOATITS BF.ST 5 bedroom s. 1 billhs . large rountry k 1tl'hen with fireplace. Fabulou~ for entertaining CQm fortablc home for l:ir~t· family Call now 11 won·1 last! $47!>.000 BURR WHITE REALTOR, IHC. 67S.4630 MOTIVATIEO Dramatic wood and glass home with ex tensive use of Mexican uJe 3 Hedrooms. 2 bath:. on 3 lo~ has estate feel· tng. Creative finanring on th1i. MUST SEE!---- Sllll.500 4 bdrm. 4 bath on pvt • 1 IQ.1 So Coast H1way an Village Fair LAGUNA BEACl1 497-2457 Cherry Lake. Sunny derks & boat dock. Uni que S268.000. Pnn only 2215 Heather Lane. N lJ Open Sun 1·4 Pnn only 642-1121 dys or 1>75·0516 eveslwknds IEASTILUFF VIEW Jbr 2b:i.rrcl!hpumtm.\:, --------out New crpt $634 mo 1•TI J ohn Van1.in Co. i;J)-0000 !> br. 3 ba expanded II\ nn. mdrble frpk. Crml dm rm. lo-down Assumt• balance By 0"' ner 64().TI78 IWffS OWNERS ProC & courteous service by specialists in sc>lhng your home. Please call 640-6259 You can trusl TIHHIS HAllT? (~1de charmer. Mile trom the ocean 3 Bdrm . 21~ bath Townhome with .ill the upJ:raOes $1Cl2.900 754-7800 •OUTDOOR Lovers will enjoy lh1s 2 bdrm beach hideaway w/large sunny patio Walk to beac h from home located in best neighborhood 5169,500. <B043DPJ u//Utkfill R E A#L TY 900 Gtt-yr~ St. lt11f11110 lu c h •IYOWNER• Harbor View Palermo CIL<rtomizcd rustic look 4br 2112ba. Jae, 2 BBQ's. Owner will rarry large 2nd. T.D. Sl98.000 2012 Port Bnstol Cir. RXERUPPER Perfect family ho m e Lge 4 Bdrm "Dutc h,1----------~aven" Cul-de·stt<' st ~ HkJ-1 I 052 S uper investment.••••••••••••••••••••••• TRI· PL.EX-In lovel} Nwpt Hjtls 1804 Clay Opeo Sat/Sun l 4 494-3223 eves S75,900/sabm1t SUNSETR E 557-8623 LHM W /Option Newly p ainted. l br townbome. Near the beach. can for detail~ Park Place.Inc 842-7461 PRICH> RIGHT Neat 3 bedrm. 2 bath m good area. Full price on· lyS76.950. Park Place.lnc842·7461 1044 Laguna Niguel Realty • LEASE0"10H This delightful end unil in all adult community. Most breathtaking view oi ocean & mountains. tastefully upgraded. Complete privacy. Lrg 2 Bdrm. 2 baths W/Crplc & lanai. $142,500. 493-9494 495.5220 49~2413 130-5050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR + bonus Cornell 3br. l~ba. frplc. 2 patios. Plan Coll Pk $ll3 ooo E ncl d yd. 495·4779. $85,000. i!r ; ii 1111\' S \.!_ 11 • ·~:l'.illl11 •·• Hint •,.11 I ')11h( 1 t..ny11n-'1P I,, •t.1<1" I'• .1 H11l• 1 ---- PllYA11SPA Beautll 1 yr old Condo wilh it's own spa. 2 B 2"11ba quality home . S8UGO. So. Calif'. Really ~1605 H9wpcwt leach I 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMO<> IY OWHEI 3br 2.lhba. $99.500 Neat Hoag 545-3639 Ilg Cmr• TW'llltH ~ goll course\ u, 3 br, 2~ ba1 lg Augusta mdl. End wut, pool.side & jacuzzi. Lo dwn. assume balance. By owner fM0..1T18 llG & IEAUTIFUL & EAGBTOGO 5 B R 3 n :1 • SomNsel. kllrhe n ook . rom1lv w /wetbar. din1n~ rm. 2 fplr's. view o Newport Center. A pottin~ s hed . privory & a price you can't beat. Owner hns bought nno th e r home>. Su_bmit a ll offers . f?ll,500 1801 Port Carlow 64581<10 1.nJ. Prime Oupl~x Mewporl Cfltter 640-5357 Mobile Home Improve menl S p cr 1al1:.t f<.enall>Sanre 499·3816 All 2 BR townhous l' t > pc units Good lot·at1un OWC 2nd Two lo choost• from SM8.500 eci 01.1.ner Prin only ' L11tsof extras:Jbr i:!IJ.1 675-362A ffllk. ch.hwhr. pat111, fnt·ll Partial ocean 'lt>\o\ ~ell'> to beh <.:edar llle. ffllk, sunderk Jbr. 2 --------- l..:Jrl(e 2 bd. 2 ba. wa!.her & dryer. 1, blk to beach. Adults. no pet!., low s p rt•nt, own 96()..1702 4 PR€HIG€ I HOMES S500.000 C ASH Have client with $!>00.UOU Wanti. Orantct· County prop1•rl)' C.tll C huck Spiller H E Broker. 7521920 )d ~ar Kids & pet-. ok • H 5 A g t n 11 r •. l ' 'ltH 2566 • 97 3 297 I HYntington S.och 3240 bath C'at:h B> 0 1o1. ncr $270.000 675-S.520 "MEW EXCLUSIVE ILUFfS LISTING Cu.">tom rondo Upg raded and l'nlarged end unit. 2 Br+dcn in this l :.tory home $149.500 BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. . 67~4630 . CATALINA VIEW Charm plui; newnes~ 1201 C'liff Dr S25J .ooo OwnC'r Agl 631-3230. 645-5044 Brokers full ocean view rondo, Nt>wporl Crest. many ru.stom features, p;iruaUy furnished As- sume 81 • loan. $149.500 Don Murphy 558-1313 wkdV'> 642 74 1!1 eves & wknds BAYCREST L.o lo Down for 3 Bdrm. 2 ba beauty on Leeward Ln. Call Bob Dickenson al RJGITT REALTY lo 979-8533 4 bdrm. 4 ba o n P't OlERRY LAKE. Sunny decks & boat dock Urn· que. $268.000. Pnn only Open Sunday 1-4 2215 Heother Lane 642·1121 dys. 675·0516 ev wknd. Harbor View Knoll Rare 3 bdrm. F R l'J pc Cod Condo. tri h·\'t•l great view. pool, ll'nnis. assumable loan Sl7!t:900 lA&8181 1\ l(f'nl S.Cl~nt. 1076 ··•···················· VIEW FROM THE TOP Rreathtakin~ ocean view from tugh m Pres1dcnt1ul Heights New l1sl1n~. nt.'ar new 2 BH Condo. on lySY7.500 BERTHA llENHY HEAL TORS 21!> Del Mar 492·41 21 2 bl.ks to t>ciirh. 3 BK. :! full baths, custm homr. Best residential areo Lrg pvt wooded lot . ocean vu. jacuzzi. SI ISM Terms . by ownr 149'2·3710 s. ..... <:Gpistrano I 07 8 ··········•············ Beaut tnse. 3 br. 2 ba. rm rm. elec gar. els to pool. lake. schls & bch. $72,000 Buy now be( pnce up summer. Own. ~·3322. ScftaAno 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,000 FHA, VA Terms Sq uea ky c l e an 2 bedroom home Is perfect starter ! Dining room. fireplar e Built-in rabinets and custom bookcases. Pretty yard wlt.h fruit trees Tree lined street. 540-1720 TAR Dal. -· •BRAND HEW • 1971( Dbl wid e K.tngsbrook. nr brh. lo park rent. 156280) Won l lao;t at S31.\IOO Monhr ey Mobile Homu k.'.19~ A~forSole 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FaMbrook AcreacJe 12 al:res, S12.000 pr acre Owner will finance wl'l:>'( down A PR€H IG€ /-l--I HOM€~ 3333 W Cousl Hwy, NB 64S.6646 2 Dupll•x Lots Stanton. 66' X 1'5' ea Plns. permts & eng incl Total price S'T0.000 Subord $.S2,000 Pnn only 714-962·2577 DIRT CHEAP Bulldlng lots 1 acres. 212 acres. 5 acres. 10 acres Whatever you Wllllt, we have 1t, w1lh in \ICSlors terms FARGOR.E. 1/676-5717 1/523·4462 GROWING NORCO 4""1 acres 1.oned C·2. Sub mil terms . f'u ll pri cc $145.000 3333W CoastllW) N ~ 645-6646 HUR BREAK EVEN I SO/o DOWH 4-Plex Assume Selll'r will t•a rry paper Management .i ~ u 1 l ~ent. Gary D Bo~ler 960-4.1813 or 536-Z4 98 Pnnripals only FOUR UNITS-C.M. 2 br rondo. below S70.00IJ Owner fmanct• 6-IZ IK!IK 19KO 16th : 1'20i l\ II !J2fi6J llAVE S500.00U CASll NPed WlllS w1spendabll' nol arell bound. 979 5425 ······•···•·········•·· Near new. 3 Br ownt'rs Houset fvm lthed unll. 2 ba. rrpl. :! (.•3r ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar . 3-2 Br. 2 ba. units lc6oa Island 3 I 06 TSL lnvstmts 642 1603 ••• ••• •••••• ••• , •• •• ••• ***** 2 Br furn. wtr pd. i:ar, adlts. no pets S425 227' 1 Otamond. 61J..g!)40 19 FourDlexe1 By owne.r f>rices ex 2br . oen \1,,ba New~y dt• tremely low. Seller will conned Clean. S650 mo carry all financing al 67~331• 91,2'";. l..-qe Caslt Row Low Down Payment Ila. 71 4/542-3676 CAU. FOR SETUP ***** CclM TRl·PLEX L01J11ftC1 leach 1 1 4 8 ·······••······•······· 2br semi furn 190 CJn}on Acres Or $39!> Ph :!IJ :IJ9.2501or2ll164S·~ Mtwporl leach 1169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NewC.ape Cod. 2 BR 2 Ba. S700. short t erm OK &t0-9990or 759 1367 Jfl 5 T hree 2 Bdrm units Oceanfront 2Br I ba Sl95.000 673·1418. eves or available weekly start wknds mg Mar mh 673-0060 or --631-12t>.5 12 UNITS. C~ta Me11a. 2 - - Br. l Ba. encl gar's i years old ~.000 By Houln Unfurnished ....•....•......•..•••. !\l'W dl'l!ant '.! bt>droom SMll or 2 ht>droom + den SS75 l'ed.1r & .... 1ndo1.1. home F1' I.' blorks tu ll"J1•h Prl\'dte 2 t•a r 1:ara~t· Fully m ain lilllled yard Adults. Nu J>t!b lnqwrt> al 527 IKt h Stn.'t'l C 714 I 960·63.11 Sharp l'oi c lean 4 lll w1hedvy shake roof. I~" hv rm w ffllk & bngh1 1·hl'l•rful k1lchrn $47 ;, K47 1622 or 848-9840 4 br 2 ba . frpl , nr i.rhool beach . shop park. fencd yrd. cov ti pat.Jo. 2 t·ar ~a r $551.1 r21J1'66-~/213·387·07:11 3br Iba <.'lose to beach aean S495 mo. No Pct:. 53&-7060 OCEAN VIEW <.:ON DO 3 Bdrm. 11 z ba 5450 mu Call 54.9·3344 Spal'lt>US 2 :.tory "" J br 21, ba dining rm breakfast bar, hvmg rm w stone frplr opens tu pat.Jo Lge wOOd panelt'd farruly rm wiused bnd. romer f11>l1·. ~ep laun dry rm. S650 mo Gemuu Rily •VERY PRIVATE• owner.548-4262 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lalM»alslond 3206 C.M. 4 PLEX. 2Br 2ba un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ls lnr .$16.800 Price Bay{ront4br 3ba Cam1ly $195,000. 1967 ~nah~1m rm. pier. n~ pet~. S1200 Tin' house: walk I n beach Child o K Wal1•r pd NO DOGS. S2SO per mo ~I Lakt!. See Man gr or rall 960-398!1 ;! Br. 2 ba rlosed gar S451l I child ok • Ave. 10 mos old 673·8327 Lease 67~·0525 ~<W>7: 968·2297 At,'l ------BACK BAY VIEW Cm.y. clean starter homl' 1-'ronl row Tnna. Sweep· near So. Coas t Plaza utg vtew. newly paUlted SG.5.000 Call ater 3PM & carpeted Fee. OPEN 751-8967 SAT&SUN.416 Plata A PREST IGE /~I HOMES 3333W. Coast Hwy. NB 64S.6646 1800 Tnplex. by owner 2 Bdrm 2 -Bdrm. flreplttct•. patio uruts. xlnl rond. Le.i' in~ Nl'w paint No ~b s.t!>O slate, must sell 5125.000 yrly biS-9229 796ScoU Pl . C.M Unve - by th e n <"all . t•vei. Unfum or furn . 2 BH. 2 642-5077; Days673-0365 ba Apnl 1 July I. ~50 2br 2ba New Condo. ten ru.-... pool. JaC • rl.'c. rm S500 al>k for Aust111 !M6-l371 C.1ean 4 br. 2 ba. ds hwhr fnc<l yd. gar Kids & peh nk $435 Agt. no fee 964.2566 , 973.2971 9'*121. Newport Center 640-5357 UDO ISLE FUNKY Underdeveloped lot-but too much charm to tear down! 3 Bdrm. F /R, 2 ba. big lot. Under JOOK (oboUtlol value>. 11 3 Vlo Quito Open Sat/Sun 1-S IAYFROHT HIGH RISE with View View View ! 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. Brin g Boat! Uoder$300K. ltOGlll POWH R.E. 673-1020 Jewel With A Pool Stay cool Uus year with super sw1mm1ng pool 1-'amily style home has 3 bedrooms. d.irung-f am 1 ly room with fireplace Kitchen with bwlt-ms Sunny patio. ~.000. call 540-1720 TARBEU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEASTSIDIE ~tom units on lge lot . real teak wood Ulterior. huge rrpk • new plumb- i.ng & roof Only S88.500 Owner 646-0917 Lowest pn ced 4 Plex.C M $142,500. Cut Sl0.000 Cozy beams. near s hops. ocean Good rent. loc ~1223 -· • NEWPORT BEACH Lux· F.astside Costa Mesa 6 yr mo 675 6710 . 837 60~0 old 4·plex. all 2's. owner X572 will help Clnanre $4:.!S mo yrly lbr I 1:ar 833-8714 or831·1877 Agl No Pets A\a1l 4 I 79 :128 TRl-PLEX Amethyst. Call 544.4925 3 blocks to beach Older Costa Mesa 3224 building. S900mo income ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 2br fplc. +2 lbr ror Neal 2 br, 21'2 ba condo. Sale By Owner/ Broker 1.1. 2 frplrt>s. pool. Will cooperate. 5130.000 oshwhr. washeridryer 7141640-67111 Sorry. no kids or Pt'ts Smgles ok $43!> Agt. no fee. 964-2:566; 973-2971 Move nghl m 3 t>r 2 ba frpk. d~h1.1.hr . patio fencd yard. garage Near Heil & Bearh Kids &. pets ok s.t55 Agt. no Cel' 964.2566: 973· 2971 Great family home with r11>lc 4 br. 2 ba. patao fnrd yd. garage. Wei.I monl area Kids & pet-. ok $465 Agt. no Cel· Tusttn I 090 ury bdrm Units. Steps to -------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Fee simple la nd Pri• leoch Units Perf to live In one rent APPROX 3 YRS YOUNG Super clean 3 Br 1 Ba. ~---~: 97_3_·2971 encl. garage. ocean vu. '""-324 4 no pel.c; Call 675 1094 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• •EXQUISITE 3br 2"'1 bu Exec home 1n Prime Woo dbridge urea Cathedral beam r igs. huge fmly rm w/brick fplc, lge fencd pool·size the other or for Invest· MUST BE SOLD ment. Asking Sl87.000. SCO'nREALTY 67~1023 C a I I f o r a P P t .. 53.1.7533 714/968·5929. As k for ---·-----• -----Paul/Br1olker Mesa Verde 3 br. I·'• ba. newc11>ts &drps. 2 f11>lcs COLUMIUS OHIO I o t I P a l i o a r e a · New Quality NB Duplex· Sprinklers. Lg cheer y es, 1 blk to bay. 3Br/2 br k l t c h e n w I d I x B b 'Id ~·" bltnstmlcrowave. Owner ea. Y w er . .....,.6731. wlll helpfU1ance. lftcOft9 Pr-operty 2000 All Terms. S133.9SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• S49-l3S2. 4 Homes & Dplx Wes ...... ter 1091 S 2BR l lBR with ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rarages & yards. Great MO t!WIALJFYIHG East.side location. $60,000 TY . down. Owner will carry & Camily rm Qwet rul· 650~TS. SS.000.000 <Je.sac ~2S mo. 549.2744 A real U1vestors dream. ordays·SS7·0276cvcs Priced al 4 TIM ES -' ' GROSS. Owner w1ll 2 BH house,pr1vate)'ard. carr y at 10'7r w1lh garage. Pool. Small pct SS00.000 down. S hows OK. No kids $38S per mo. valid spendable with 10r; Manager 2'S3 8 . Orange vacancy and 6~ main· Ave ORANGETRI::E Spacious I BR condo w/patio on stream. Ten rus. pool. Jar Adulls 011 ly. no pets. 5330. 552·347~ eves. Wood bra dge rondo lmmed. occupancy 2br + den. 31 Woodland 01 S500 mo 544-i-025. 3 BR. Condo Woodbndge $375 per mo. 673-2026 Ask for Doug ACIOSS STa&T flllOMLAll Woodbrtdae Arbor Lake. beautifully upgraded 2 br, 2 ~a1 den , bu1e malM!' DCI 1J balb, pvt ............ IClSZ LAlf-MlcJilt' 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SllPSTOOCfAN Newly ren ovated duplei<; good s ummer rental area 2 Bdrm. rroot house & l·bdrm. apt. Wlth pallo. StSS.000 lncl. laod! topurc;hueth1s4br.2ba contract Fu ll price home an good area. Full $320,000 price $72,9(W. Park Place.inc 842· 7461 ~ p€HIG€ HOMES tenance. All bnck on 311--------- acres. Tenants pay ele<'· 3BR. 2ba. Lae RV access. tricity. Property needs Xlnt cond $450/m o strong management Furn 1 s h ed or u n Sun Realty Investments fumW\ed. 631·0954 ___ 7_l_4-_964_·26Z_l ___ E'side Duplex. 2 Br . gar. Nonbwoods 4 br. 3 bu. 3XlO sq. rt .. family rm fflllc. dshwhr. fncd y<l . gar. Water & gardener pd. Brand new. $750. mo Kich ok. no pets. Agt. no fee. 1164-2:566; 973.2971 beldl~· acuui. Comer view. :.r.~ I~'# ltl TD. UD,000. Poul· bletrade. 94().1922. PICED RIGHT for fll9l aalel Here'• your chance to Uve ln U.t ColcJD1. Tbla beautiful a bedroom~ lt kleally loaded 1 b&ock from the .... eour\I, pool ud duMonet. O.'t wall! OlllJ -.SOO. MOMMCH IAY TmACI Large 4 Bdrm., 3 bath home on a lovely cul-de·sac. Outstandlng pool & outdoor entert ainment ar ea. Light & airy. $265,000. 14 CO&.OWILL ..... co. 496-7222 831-0836 .................. ~ .... MIWPOltT IEACH NICI UDUCB> MALTY 675-1642 ,..._ .. 1.J 1 , Br. go-eoua IBOOO. on \hll super• br. .,_.,,..,. ·.. 2~ bath. l&e famrm & vu. Open sun 12·4:30. fonmldiorm 3333 W. Cout Hwy, lilB 64M64' =u:.lt• Vista Dr. ParltPlace,lnc842·7461 _. DUPUX a BR 2~ BA. frplc. pro-~.... ..... E/side Coeta Mesa. 20% re11lon•ll1 decorated ....................... down. 80% f1nanclng. no condo. SJU,000. ~ 2 Mallle"-• poin ts, faat Hcrow. BR ... den, 2~ BA cood.o. hr S. 1100 Own/Bkr. 842-7407 brdwd On. new carpet.a, ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• 1----------bacltbay view. $165,000. P'AMlLYPETPARK ByOwner.644-8304 3Br, dbl wlde Kirkwood, ...... Trtpln BEACH DUPLEX will tell fatl al $22,toO. ~ 1 Br unlu on nag W ~M-.fi) kJl, Good &attllde' lOCI• YI blk to ocean • \_. uon. 1750 mo incom e . Nnport. 2 br ... 2 br + 1 ..... t4-SteN ....i bt l\8t apt. Grut aum · ...-f\IU .,..ce ruo.ooo. ms/Wiftter renta)a, XIDl €'TIGr mcome. (t11)$32JJ. By 'G VDCINQ,22:155, tomtl' > ~ owner ap ace. many s t ru. 1'"---1--'--HOl'IE:\ . (Play Port Clt87U) 8-ve tlOIPt\hlft1 lo ttllT a.a M•• adult park. m:aw. Coallffwy, NB Oaumed ads do It well. ...12. '4M646 comple tely re dee. no petS. $350. 645·2994 I MYES TM EMT OPPORTUNITY 2 hOU8es lo c .M. on le"al &side $325 lbr dlx mobile " dream house Adlta. no 3 \.llit, 9000 sq . n. lot. -· qul~673 7 ...... Priced to aell quickly at 1...;~:....-...;..' ..:......~--· _•0_• __ $89,500. By ownr, t Br. pelll ok $325 mo 64S-8557. S200 Security. Call &65-Sl96 aft. s: 30. C•daCot1•tni• 18 prime units in xlnt EASl'SIDE deluxe condo. Ntwport Bch location. "woodsy" s~ttlng. 3 br. 2 Ready ror conversion. ba. spllt·level. frplc. 2 Call for details. car + storage 1t.raae. Pool. SUS mo. 345 A f l€HIG€ Untver1lty Dr. Daya /-l--~= HOl'IE:\ MM2112: eveaeu.9M3 H 2Bdnnhouaew/2ca.r aar. RENTALS 2 BR. 2 ba.. . . $500 2 BR. 2 ba. furn . . S600 38R.2ba.. $475/1000 3 BR. 2~~ ba ......... SS~ 4 BR, 2'-'J ba. . . . . . . . $700 2 BR. 2 ba ....... $4501500 San Clemente 3333W. Coaal wy, NB Yard malolatned. no '4M646 peu. MS-51112 or 5'1·2'720 83~·8600 House + 2 Unlta Newport. 1 er .._ __ t, frpl pvt 1 125' to aancl-Od rentals Adult n;;;errec,, ·-mo Prine only. 538-M94 bltr. Inc utiL M2-2'790. 'l~73 CAMPUSl>a·l~llCE " cw OAIL Y PILOT Mond•r. 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'I par lk homt-llkr 2 br with pvt. l•tl'd f'Otrance + 2 pelloe Somt with ult Pf*ae. Sw1mtJuna pool Jacuui Tet\1\11 C'OUr'UI l bUt to It unt In#\ on 11 bop pme ('('fllt'r ma.O Adull11 No peb fo'rorn S435 !Wawtnd V1ll1ow. I!>).\:, I hmt.irnctoo V11J11f(e Lant>. 11 ll (714)898 99GJ •Wolk to the beorh • c .... s~ UcnutJful AdullApl.5 2!1'61 Hroulthun1t, II U 962-6653 3 Rr. rww rondo. I milt• tf> bt>ach Total rt't' packagl' lnel tt"nnlw Jmmed, CX'l'UPY /\va1I (213)919-~I Spi.c<' 3 Br apt. l bl•. 210dsot S3251mo CaU 847 0967 art 2pm 3844 .........•••......•..•. Jbr 21.;ba Utand New Woodbndge, SGSOmo 2 car garx 2 ll/465-4841 New up~radcd lbr upl · condo . Bt-au-tdul landscape w tcom plelc rec. facil. $350 Call Uen D1S 834-S092or SSJ-4823 IAY VJ.-w/emplyd lady No n s"' 1mollera pis. Lv mas Ltke a bouae Oor1eou1 2 •5008 br, 2 ba Ptpk Pool In -------- F.ut bl utf Mat ur ~ Gel....._ ... edulta No petA $4V$ .,. ._. G4G-G.\49 4350 l.Auury 'br 2~1>• din rm. pool, pallO l500 ltlO ~10or$48 0019 S.0.-wt. 3176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 DR 2 rs. rondo. ••nr l ~•r . '3:i() mo 633 4720 17141 .......... Fvntltltf.d ....... shed 3900 • •••••••••••••••••••••• TIIY. t:.XCITING PALMMISA Af'TS MI NUTl.<:STONP'f IK ll 11.ach. 1&2 lilt from 12.55 & up AduJts No Pf'b 1561 Mella Or t5 Ulks l::1l.!1t o( NewPor! Blvd) 9a.m Spm 546·986<1 MOllLE HOt-tE IMFORMATIOH f<<'f'OSSess1oru.. buy 11p tioos. wke 0"'\.'r pa) m<'nl 1 n (o r mat 1 on . fo.11 !!> y (manr1n1< OAC T radl' anytlunl( valuablt' Santa Ana 5S4 7<r70 Westminster 848·889S (.; Anaheim 956-11111 t-: Anaheim 956-4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLniJe C•r aara.ae ln Costa Msa Xlnt for 1torage MO pet' mo CM II aft 2Pm wkdyw 75 I 5266 -----Offke....... 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~luxe m edical sullt>, ground flr. Corona del Mar. Rulonomics Corp 67~00 250-500 sq. fl offices from $145. Incl utsl. 779 W 19th St. S40-2200 11.AUTIRIL sums 400 to 2l600 Sq. ft <.:rpts, drpri, serv1ctl<t C....rc•Parts Newport 833-881.3 Downtown Huntingt on Beach. 2101.? Mam St One 2·rm office avail $110 000-.15S8 ON THE WATER! ftWSH SUITES 350 to 1300 sq fl Fantastic Yi•w1 Wet Bars Lido Marina via. Newport &15~ BL&:H HUDSON RlALTOft 64"-'0122 .., ....... Ft.nwf"'4td CostaMfto 1824 ............•........•. LA MAMCHA APTS $4!~ Uy Owner. 848 ~ New 2 .on condo, tsi:hted :aft 1> t'O\.lt'U, pool. 1acuu 1, enc l patio, Upl(raded 96().3521 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $00 Up. omce Slof'l'. 411-0 --------•I fl. A/C. 17301 Beach 8 1. ........•..•........... SJ'lS 2 l>drm ba & lo; H B. Ll!:A.5£842-2834. I .1rl(l' l,.!&:J bcl i,tnrclt•n u,,U AduJt!j J>11hwhr, bltn.'I, 1•111·1 .:111 , .:as blMt 1'1101 Cm. 1'11 7'111 Sl'11ll Pl 642 5m3, ll45 ~II Studio /\dJ. i.hof pan~ Lci1J1iM IHc:h 3848 d tpb, t'rpls, b lJn~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * .... sodor '"". wvely R&rdt'nS Brooks wtr rail •KJtrhco Faell avail •Jal'llZZI. heUlC'd pool •WkJyordmly mu1d !<rv Plush offices. up to 750 sq ft in xlnt bldg. 18th & N<'wport Blvd . ~2U l/646-6003. U \HflOI( \ lf;W roRl'OHNO ~ b.lrm .l• ba, F II ..i,"' """'" rm pool 'f'J ~hJ '«) 133; r...._"t' dem1 lbr, h11y, hd1 Adults. no J>{'Uo Yrly :• S3J.5 67J.-0076 . 673-5706 & ---ecn:..a def Mar 3722 Adult..'i. 213/S!/2·5227 L+?c 2br 2ba, w/w Fplc. Wnltc*• VIMoc,r dri~. pallo, t•nd J(ar, l:k-11ut1ful bruotJ new bltns $325 1st/last + nc1ult spt.-i No J.>4'l" Pool. clcarung. 642·0<&33 ---J8CIU1l Open daily • 1-:ASTSI 0 t-: 2 br, end !155 W 19th St swrai:£', washer/dryer lllirh. S25S 1265 hook· up $350. mo. 314 I Hr $200-$305 2 Br S3JS.UW "11 " M <> n le V 1st a. nil. Mgmt 64S-Kl22 541! 7157 _____ _ •••••••••••••••••• ••• • • Bt'uut brand nl'w udull EASTSIDE 1111>" .: kdrm "' frplr 3 BR, 2 HA. nt>w 1·pu.. apb. Spac 1 & 2 br Ol·luxe 2 br. 2 ba loft apt t-.nci.. "'ulh . lrt! ll.Jtlo & pa 1 n t. W D . S 6 o O w/townhl>e :.t~ le l"r11k. l'auo & upgrades No •.1rcl SHI ~ mo l'h ~9990 . 759-l367aflS U)dry rm lmml'd oc duldren or pets. J80 E . ...u~~ · 21sl St $435 Uays CodaMno 3724 ~ 8:: 1 B.l $325 $.135 646-4262, eves645·9543 110\T :,1.11• :! hdr m. :! ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- ti.1 th lov.l'r un11 w11h SUS CASI TAS 2 Br.,2 Ra ~5 $42:> SPRING CLEAHIHG? ~ ~·~~1//,'on ~7~/!,::: ;\ l.arge & reJ: l bdr m . ~ Mg~t -- 642 9412 Start fresh in a BRANO li:lll1IJO encl gar $255 & up ''TIIF.VIC:TUFUAN" Nf:W2M.ory,2lldrm.l1'2 Adults. no pt.>ls 21 10 2Brstud10.112 b,1 w11:ar . halh duplex Vaulted lil·JutJlul t>mwr ~hot+... in Newport Bl ~4968 adlts. cpl!>, new drps, r1·1lmgs & :.kyhlt'S in ea ~t"wµun llt-;1t•h 5 bdrm . r~e. fncd yd w1put10. bdrm CrpL<> & drps ..., w 1mm 1 n c p 11 <•I . • Fa.fain Valley 37 34 wtr pd. S305 Ei67 V1t1.ona Ulruout Kitch~n inclds f1r1•µJ.1<t'I' J'1JOI & fawn ••••••••••··~·••••••••• 6J6.4l20. l 5 bllns & d1shwashtr rmmtt'l1um·i· rnd Only Upper butht-lor apl , ... EW DUPL1:.X Pl,USfirc.plac.-cinUlehv SI 11;, Pt'f mo lJlll xt111 was h rm f ;H • nun " 11; mg rm t I A heal , la un· /\,.o,k for rrunk 1;.a:; :JC smoker, flexible ro>nl 2br,21n ba.evl'ry amen• dry fac1 1il1 cs. Ample dayi,.64211936t•vc•:. w/ehJld s1llm~. 968-8137 ty, 1650 llQ ft. Ubll-:.tun1~c in pri v111c. garagt-. Hui: ... yurd. cnclO!'ICd 1:arag1• Ha11 a :J..Wr BONI' SLIJ• :1hr :11>u ........... °" B.ach 3740 w/room for trlr. l'll' y:ird , too' C.:lose to 2 bdrm. 2 people max l96'h 3rd St. $475 plu~ security dt>po111t <II I S.U-3265 (W) 634-6548 ror appbcahon 3 BR, 2 ba .• white water views, 2 blk.s. lo bcuch New apphanrt>s. new tiled kitchens & baths. Freocltdoons & window!-. hdwd. fl.rs .• open beam~. bl"kk frplc • d rape'! & shutters, dbl. gur. & yard. North Li.guna S7SO. Hillie 494-7551 •'IV & phon<' ava1h1bl1· 9fAJ ~ ft 3 rm swt.e. Nr Low as $72.50 Wk O C. AJPQrt. N 8 . Avail 2277 I I arbor Mar I. Cont.act 752-8263 <.:csta Mesa 645 41140 -2 rm s1.11te. 390 sq ft. ample !loom w /k1lchenf'lt.e $60week&up ~ 9'155 l:Jegant Fas ruon I Pvt part, utl incl A /C adJa· cent to Sec Pae 1r1c Bank Near E. 17th '- Orange, C.M. 642·4210 Roxie Mature employed. $27$ Cd.M dl.x swt.es. ut1I pd. 00-6594 AC. ampl plcg t'r fl~. View Apt. J BR s un r m. f.ocaJ ext'<' ne..'tls n1ct' rm . deck. Mature Adults. No nor1-11moker or dnnker, pets. References $325 quiet 8.11 7260 :n'.J'. No lse reqd. 67~ Approx. 400 sq. ft. C-2 1.30 E. 17th St. 5'J1te ··o" per mo. 494-6778 ) bdrm W/VICW & deck Wallt lo town. $350 mo in r ld 's ut11. CJll ~36721661-1161 1 Bdrm Apt. Nr V1cton.i Beach. $335, ut1I sncl Ph 494-l950 2 lovely connect inf? roorni. ~40 mo_Do_y~e ~-1168 w/balrony. vaultf'd cc1I :n'.J sq ft. Waterfront oC· 10W;. pvt bath .. k1kh & fire avail. <;annery dtrung rm pnv s . Brand v 1 I I a g c a r e a new Cl<>'«! lo heh $2115 714/673-1003 ulJI paid l.l.t, l<1!il, + $100 de p . li7:1 5533 , &l.S-6499 Small Studw w11h ba Deluxe l & ~ bdrm 0 11 room for Jl>lll Sl:>-0 l't'r 5Z3 sq n_ office La Paz Rd. South of San DieRo 1-'Wy, $308 moolh. Av1t1J now. 642-4321. ext. 276. Ocean neur Victor lfuf(o, mo 646-~12.H 3 Rm office, carpeted, a ir newly decorat.t>d, heak<l Vacation Rentals 4250 cond. Skypark C1 rclc:, pool, s ubterranean pu rk lrvlne. S2SO mo 549-5033 BUY HOW!! CONSIGN MOW / •Net $MOS200 pr wk We have 2.1 million <·ontrtit·tur al reser va tion ba('kJoJ! on "fly dr1vt>s" with Pan Am a nd Nation a l . u lso cxc lu s 1v~l y p u b I t s h l' d b y o v C' r 6 0 U . S . & lnternot1onnl whol<·salc>rs including hut not li mill'. • 10'"/n investment taic t rt'dit + double the declining <teprcc1ation •Current flt•t•t 1s at 210HV's requm.• 350 by April JO Covl·rbookcd in certain SIZt'S) •f'urchast• 111 ftt<'torv nt't i n voict.~ 4-~tar Mm1 's & <·las:. I\·~ •100'4 finan<.·mg of 1rwo1('l'. :.alei> l<Jx & h ct>nst' through maJor hnnk:. at 13 o I\ PH 7 yt•a r nol<· I n v e :. t m l' 11 t s '· m 1 n <.1 r .., h e l d o n Sa turd av" WI\ M 1 PM on Mar<'h 17th 24th & Ji:.t <m Joc·aflon o -.RVR...tGl lK. 15092 Hanard An, In. Ca. 714/559-4446 o.tsict. Ca. 1.aoo.tS4-0lH It.text Dde'1 IRIH 69-2371. ( 'ompull•nu•d rl'S(•rvation system l,oc<tl1ons also in San Fr ancisco & l>cnvcr. l ·way n y.drive . ......,;a11R...tall 4500 Cf~RAMIC RUSINES& ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-:ntire i.tock M oldi.. lndustna.1800 lo 1000 sq ft show cases, Jl.recnwarc. with oUt<"es. Newport kiln. potters whee l , 645-ZJll .~3 publicalloni.. U ,500 837-61.23. •MISSIOH VIEJO * Pnme locat1on 11wtablf' l•---------for romm'I or 1nd'I ww. 1800 to 2050 sq ft A IC of fice. 100 amp Power Call (714)522-4254 day !>, (714 )67S.JS34 eves WANTED lndustnal spar<· w1lh IDEAL Cafe, omelet, sandwich shop with or without eqwpment All elec & plumbtnJ( IO IEACH LOCA TIOM Al:l-OWDer <213 > 598-n 11 ek'<: & water 20 ll 40 1n llllillns Costa Meo.a nr lrv1n1• to ...... 11 50 10 Call Jim ~ ~111 ~ve~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••. Wlmd.'i Shoe f<epalr Sbop. 20 yn. LAGUNA HILi-' two ad· ~~· Covina, C01 Jae 5000 bQ rt M l un1l..'>, · new bldg, A/C offr, .. ,..._Al fron~ ?n Moulton. or 0ppcw1..;ty 50 15 J....akt' 1-oreist. lt•a!rtc by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ · 835-1.808 Investors earn SO% of pro RENT M 1 600 sq ft $175 flt A SUCl'l':iS. buhldc1 mo 2944 Randolph. c M ~ (~s. SIS,000 PN 67S.5116 hou:.1·. Short trrm ~c<'urcd . Mr Gorclon Stol'Ol)t 4550 !156-2™ :······················ ...., to Lo---5025 S <'If :. lord ~ t' . I 7 G 0 I •••• ••••• • ••• ••• •• • • • •. Mor~un Ln , 11 II , orr Bch & Slat.er .114X ~t!~ t'.111C.lo Motor boat only ••••••••••••••••••••••• S495 67~; 642 11666 ~chools. shopping & bub .1ft 41i404!tl!I w·...J.h. Rates ..... '""ULT '"f'TS Only $42.'; per mo Kids ~l. ~-,.. OK. Call now & mov~ ing~4~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- lft>USe for re11t, H1g Hear Bayfront Office, Lido ltattds W..ted l'Wwport hach 3869 Uty st~ 6 , lrncns fum Village. $246 mo 4600 f NEED {MONEY llrand new (:00tlo, Nwpt Spal•1ousStud1m.& HOW AYAILAILE 1n April 15th ! C all 1 .. rrar •, 2Hr. 2Ba. f;11n1 I Bedroom Suites 2 br apt. Pool, Jncuu1 & 54li-4~.I0'...6 8pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2S nitely pr t·pl <;ull 549-5033 .•...••..•.....••...... Respon:.1bl{•. work1111o: w ri t t• r :. "(' k 'I on 1· bedroom cot111 .:•· 1n Qlnln.a del Mar or Costa Mes.. Qwetnes' ""°''t'n llal Wnl.t' Cla.\Slflt'd /\d ll'206, 0:11 ly 1'1 lr1t I' O Box 1560. C1lklJ M 1•'>.1 !QS26 ly, (·Jrport. patio. f1'W•I. CompleteKatchen~. 88Qarea Encl )(arul(c. ----Nwpt Hgts 2 BR. yard , aflc'r3p m ~ 1989 h.ild OK $JSO <Xfrce space for rt-nt Ap- 'Htw1a s.soo mo K40 mi Beaut. Pal.lo/ Pool SORRY NO Pi!:TS •2 Br condo near So. C!>t Maid Service· TV 177 E. 22ND ST Plaza. Pool. J8C. $375. No gar, c · pets · Condo on sk 1 s lop1• 1n prox 432 sq ft. New l."l>L'i, ~7Bl4 ; Snowmass, Colo. Wkly pamt & bgbl.Ulg system Nt-w Newport Crt'Sl Con 1111 3Ur 21'> b,1Ul,. ll'n111~ ponl , & ~pa sn1s1m11 1.u1 7101or675 7002 1 Male lo Oceao Cost.a Mesa 645 2498 pets_. fl33.897 ___ 4_. ___ _ PARK HEWPOllT th r u M a r c: h ·Ap r 1 I Pd util. $250/mo. 64S 2550 Bachelors. I o r 2 $73002 or&l3-Z12A ___ _ • CREDIT HO PROIUM Roval Suites 2 br. 2 ba. all ell'<'. grnd DaftaPotftt 3826 72'f Yorktowo at floor, cov park, no pc•lb, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedrooms&Townhou.ses Reontafs toShcrr 4300 Corona de! Mar ~rou.nd From S349 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• floor na office. carpet:.. Beach Blvd s350 JIO Vi e t ori u SlOO FREE RENT n11•;covJo: 53~0411 or 673-U182,S52-48S4 J Br. zi, ba studio. Pvt l\Jvi.1de Hnvl' I Br. <kn 543-2000 hl<'d patio. Encl. ..:arage. Spectacular spa, total ROOMMATES drapes. paneling. Ap· recreation program. prox 240sq. fl. w /own lid & lrd TD loans 547-5402 Arranged by Coast Ho.. LOCIM frJJk, fH1 bt•aeh, pool $375 Nr new 2 hr. ~ ha. l.AJts of grass S49S. 33552 JJl'UUI l>elux{'$850 ~·ach 3748 Klff, frplc, l>Jlc ('loM• to Blue Lantern 496-9230. socialprogram. 7pool11,H Share-H·SGY~ bath. $165 lnqwre 5'J1te .ernus1s•--.1 courtsJ . At l"a1>h!on EnJOY morn pny l~i. • H, 2333 E . Csl. Hwy ~ 0,,11 rfwlity SOOS I , • • • •• ••................... all 4!J6.33S4 or 496-_SZT_s_. __ uwu, amboree & .San ,. " '" Corooadet Mar 675-5444 Joaquin lfllls Roacl AJI Ntl'S & l,1restyl{" ••••..•...•....•..•.... l Br. ~~·~~!~~Wfam1l v LACUNA BEACH MTtt TSLMRmt 642 1603 !bdrm Close in, newly n •1m ldt·w. r111ol. tcnnii. INN S75twk & up Mruc.l 2 BT. l'~ Ba townhouse. carpet.tod $275 mo incld's · (714'644-'900 Wt•Check Hefen •m•ct. Smgleoffice for rent near GOALflOOUMU CaM 546-<4282 0 C Alrport. $185 per mo Build a buslll~l> S parr CHEATE YOUR OWN SllXJO C.:.11175'1 lO'J.! MJrV • <'Olor TV, h<!lltl.'d Raragl!, patio. pool, ut1l Call 4!14 -3672/ · pool Util (714 > 494-5294. 1acua1. fireplace Adults 661 1161. llluff!.. lovely 2 HH • d<·ck. ~ N (.;()ast Hwy only. S385 631 4984 ~~~h~~~~:~IL. pool H.~ •ochl769 Afmost new <'Ondo 2 rut 2 ~~~-~~.?~.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba. complete k1lr hen Hunt. Harbor sha re sun. 11..wk Hoy ar\•a, :! Rr. l bll-1ns. d 1shwushH. sand & saving Ill brand ~·m•K•'. I~ palm Matur tras h compactor) gas nl'w 3br J ba duplex .ulull~. No pets. $400 BBQ, frplc, w /w car1><~ts , w/pvl. patio, blt·lns. l\v111l11 blf' April IU """'9..W drapes2caqiar.,c leclr t•rp/drps & w a lk lo tl42la.'7 & V &n.&.· door o pe ner. Nr Or beach. Days 536·6663, Super IJarkbay 3 bdrm. · ha homl' Larf(c fonc(•d vanJ, patio with bwlt 111 IJl\Q. Many cxlra1>. 33: LIVIN~ Coast ColJ. $425 mo + ~05eve840-5949. ~ $200 clean d cpoi.il. 2nr. l li'lBa Condo, new 567.f.1473 l Bedroom Furnished Apartments __ __ cpt.s. paint, pool, c.-arport. l'h MOHTHS adlls o nly . $335 m o . R&fT FRH! ~:Ml97 ----- 3 Br. 2 Ha, 2 s tor y IACHS..OR UNlTS S225+deposit. 201 E. llc6oa. HI. Cal R..ata 556· 7707 AJI adult, no pets, 2 hr, ::! ba. from $330. J acuu1. pool, rec. bldg. l.ocaled acrO!ls from Newport Beach Gotr Course. Shown by appt. only. ~. OCUHFROMT 3br,2ba. w/orrtce. Year· ly. Frplc,gar,$1050 TSLMgmt 642·1603 Sant.I Isabel. N. B. $57 1icr mo l.A'a"le option l>ays 675 9702 J::vcs 1~100 Ask for R 8 • Plu• BctautW.I S1119le. 6211.droom ( fu1n 6 Unfum ) •All Ulil.di." Paid HOW RENTING IRAHDHEW Townhouse t\pts. $450 lo OCEANFRONT Upper llarl>or View 4br, 2ba, up ~ . SIJ\Rfe story. like model. $775 640·0'1~ J Br. 2 ba. lge enr l patw. Gardener mcl No pet.a SS2S. ~all 5pm 3 br. 2~ ba, ocean view, S750. No petS. r ch.ild ok ~: 968-2297 Agt SEAVIEW utmost privacy in exclusive l(WU'ded ~al.e commwutr. w/2 tenn.15 courta, poo • Jac. 3br 2ba &: ocean v iew. $1 ,000mo lae. IM().032'1 31• IOATSLIP Lg 3 BR condo. dbl gar, leue SllOO, 675-tm Beauuru111 upgraded 3 RR Condo, 2~ bath. Electric garage door opener, pool, all bll·ina. S4'7!i mo. Call Llnda 9111-09> l/181-0eeO. 2 Br • den, 2 frplc, 2 ba, walk to bcb, adlll. pre· f'd . Unnla , pool. Sim/mo. M6-50A. ....... ...................... 2 BR, 2 ba apts. Pe rfect for 2. Great C.M. loca t100! Availa ble March 15th.. $375 & $395. Call for details wh1lr selection ~Imo. 964·1507 wlit. Very rucc Lgc 2Br. onHSAT/SUN l0-3 ~~675/m o. yrty • No 1.-Reqw.Jed • Swsmm11>9. T- B.UianM • Acdritlft Du..-., r1 .. Sunday enmci. • H...ilh CIW... Sauntca Jocusm PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garden Apartments M•wport Beach/NOr1h 880 lrYl"ct (01 l(;th) (714) 64~-1>5~ Ntwpoit Beach/South 1100 l&ui 51 (Dov., en 16th) (714) 642-8170 Adult» only, no ~ Modell doll I 0.1 lasts ~ R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640.5112 me8tiB#IU· New beautiful aardcn apts, pool If apa. 1.26 E. llllh Street 64M818 1 bedroom S305 200droom, l bath $340. 7782 Newman New dlx urut.s 2Br, 2ba & J Br. 211:1 ha w /frplcs, enc gar. Q\aet. nr Slat.er & Beacb. llfX)..414.5 MIWA"HOMES HOWRIMTIHG Luxury 3 br /2 ba . spacious interiors. loci OW. 11love, fplcs, & pnvat.e 2-car garages. 5 Uruque floor plans, rent· Ing from 5'95/mo. Manager 84Hl001 Huntington Beach De.luxe 3 BR. 2\AJ ba, near oow, frplc, W/O hookup, bltnl, encl l(ar. lncd yd, Ira patio. etc. SU5. ~. 161 E. 18th Street fiC.-0856 !bed.room $305 NEW LUXURY APT, lge 2 HR, D/W, fplc, AC, 151E.2lltStreet paw. gar. Tenn.la " pool. NOMOMTOIY 548-2608 SC'75. 751-2787 POINT' 2bedroocn, J bath $U!i J . D. Property Mgmt ~ ~ff:::{ 2Z50Vangu.ard Way $295. Ell. apt. &acb. ~9621 pool, jacuui. Ocean . No Avlllab&e now. Teno.is. lbedroom J: peta.trn..n:n pool • spa. Denn• STEPSTOOCF.AN. View 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar. bllia. S6!i0/mo. 675-1906 Balboa Bay Club, spacious 1 br, fobulous bay view. 645·9108 o r Cl:.s.82SS. Near Udo. 2Br. 2ba tux· ury waterfront apt. Garage, balcony, rrplc $750/mo. SS9-l802 IAYFROMT Sip avail. Spac. 2 br. den. 2 ba, 11pedacular view. Jovely garde113 & aand.y beach. Adult..s, no pets . $1250. mo. <tH)6'13-M.14. 2 bt, 2 ba. frplc, steps trom ocean, brand new, yrly. $650. 632·8344 or m.586f. 1bt apt. Near beach. '350.mo. Olli Sandra 673-6362 4 Br. 2 ba, upet.airs apt. Newly refurblabed avail. now. 873-18 Sharp 3bl-l"'-ba Condo. Sod t r Jln1. United 2bedroom,lbath e.e.t)tforoccupancy2bd l450mo. Dbl. att. 1ar. llrc*sl. den, frplc, aar. 1 cblki OM CAHAL eart.lttoM crpt.. pool 671-1626 Adwt.a,nopcta. m.llOrn. Sm 28r, redecorated. dub bM. Pam Ast.N olde r preferred. $500 fee.'151..JOIO 8TEPSTOBEACH,2br, l 2 Br, ~cpt.1/drp1, encl I br condo ref rl g . mo .. no pee.. 873•8145 481l.2 ....... 8 ,,_ ba. =· laundry, encl ~~· boohl>M 'vcl~ w~.!.d.rytper1 V?.!.,,mo . ..-. •v1 w • -••• .... ,. ~ .., ill-eta e,"e 2bf' mnl. C, -..mo. ---------~unaeclt, -· ·~··· .... • Adlt.a/nopet.a. •lm 2 8R t BA. fplc, 1 blk lO w/fptc, 5IM5'1t J7JIW. ~-ront..auper ST1·-orl'7Hl3l.C,bl --.--3-8--2-b--...... -.. -1 beach, $395 yrty. S200 .. ......_ ..... _ toe. 2Bll,ava1lnow.wk· · r, a. ,,,_ dep Evwt4$-'7398 ".;n"°,;":"•aiunt.ryldt 11 lo 8/.IH/15 813-79TT a..u.1 Bc1.2BaoearS.A. rec. pkf · No pet a . ---·------- So. ,.___141>tU* ~ n m.cr ' CbQub. Bale. 2 car aar. UH+ut t. 6'7!1·1'708 , Luxury3 BR.2ba. Adult.a, ~t Plua, -+ . M10.a1-1111. 8tf..2Z23 no pee.a. Pentmula Bay dtp.151·5'751 Jv nMA•I•· Sborl term ren~. 2 • 3 Av•. n r 6 l h . $ 5 s O . ..-BR, lronl MOO'«>· A1ent. Ooletoahoppln13 br, 1 ~ 8'7J.6elr7. -~ 121 Nof•. t7M1'10 :z ~ un.fLtm. tam I· ba, paUo. carport. Kida ---------................ l)' . ,nopeta .... <*,no pet.I. Avail. now. l4e•tttre11HJlynJce3br, 0.:-vt.w MW 1packlul 29r t o retired peraon1 218 •P' i. COO••• Ave, '310. Ste manaier a t fba duplex apt, l\AI blkl hue. U.l1 boute. Nur .... u cborea for reduceo ... ,. '7671 Commodore, n , co oe.an, 1 bouH from t.adl. P'm. Rm. din.I.Qi • ..._..... H.8 .orcaJlf'll.2'71. DUtt•btybtach. f''aml. Sip rm. ,..UO, J ca.r 1ir. 1 aara ..,.. II'. VJew. No ~ -~ reap. adulta only No N. fl.JOO. mo uW ln 1711 W. OtMafront. 2 BR, pilla. Muha on1Y Pool ti •Lrt 2 8t ln Lona Bcb. fNO. mo. 815·8'775 or c-ld. °'"9i1r' aft. f pm. tplc,pr.WeeJlcl7ormoo, patJo. JllT afonrovla auld oU2'7J. No ,,.U. ,,,...()peftSatltSun ~ 1111t.11J.'7977;11U1• -...._,, Haaatv ..... 4. \.S. • Culliving Expenses! ~~~.e~ s ervices :!.':z.~e.t S75 640 6594 ',fl,u•· 'hf,nn• c;r ·lfH House-Males Unlimited Office space available BE YOUR OWN HOSS 1 .,., ,., '"Hr"'"'""''' Apnl J. 3L>·3rd St .. lfB. F'ant.astJc bus. oppty, No ""''''"'"I """ 1'• 1 $125 mo. Scoll Rlty invest Call eves for I 1 th•'•'ll '•"TV t1ow·. 531)..7533 appt 64>391J wn1t••u 11r' •t' '''"'' n1i•q••'''•" ---------· f , '1'' f '" '''"' 1000 sq ft <.:ommercial. ProfllJlble est.ubhs ht>d an· 714)832-4134 7lh 1 /Newport. Blvd. CM . llquc cons11(nme11t bus1. SharebrandnewJlirCon· $4.2:5.546-3937 ness. Priced hl'lnw do, non s moke r SHiO. Individual offices with re-marltet for 1mmcd :.ale lrvml', call ception1st, secretary• t"or appl. call 496-9151 552·05L9Aflcr 5P.M ·-•,....,nee room, xero~. ,-... -- -l -----u.u .... ~ .. vwu your own gourme Share apt. 1 blk from beach w /netll, clean, ql.llel stable male $150 Pref. Isl & llll Re f's ex chanRc>d. 494-2646 1>crorc J PM or afl llPM or anytime f'n. 3-9 or Moo l-12 hmch room: San Ole~o food. liquor mart u1 Ftwy access & expoeurc. Newport $184,200 lncld's Fountain Valley. Mo. to bquor he . inve ntory, fix· mo. rent.al beguuuog at turei. Agent 752..0031. SJ.a per mo. 714/96J..6«5 ---- Barch Street Offices Prime ground noor. lSSO sq. f\. (at 70< ft > Call Prof. fem .. 24 seeks sam e Barbara95S-2274 for D P roodo. $187 +It:> ut tl Non s m o k e r . ZIOE. 17thSt.C.M. f'Um 493-41.IM) suite. oaly $300/mo. 631-3961. ............ <4450 N.8 . E. Blurrs. seeks straight pro( man, Univ degree, lo share spar 4 Br •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean vu home w/F.ng; Acct: & /\tty. Vy lg J)OOI. pvt ent S27S mo. + uUI Gar avail 6444184 f"em'I to s hare w /tcm'I 2 br 2 ba Coodo nr So. Cst fta.za $200 mo. 968-2963 2 t'/M. 4br 2ba hse nr PlacenUa & 19lh, $145 + uW ~/640-1900. MARJ.a"S MILE PRIME LOCATION oo WATER. Available for retaJI or professional mikes. Total or 3000 sq ft. can be divided into an.»ller units. Drive by 21633 W. Coast Hwy, NB. tbencaJI W•f1wtHws 631-1400 OlNN£R HOUSE. cklls, Lagw\a Beach Terms. Afj. 751'1400 ----HAY & fo·t:t;O STORF;, nets $25,000 yr. Only t.23.500 full pncc Agt 751·1400 LOAN' We hi.ve a vanety or flCXlble loan programs to flt your personal o r buM ncs!t nt'cds. All loan' OVt'r fl0.000. L1''C (7141549--72~'1> •U:>ANS• 2ND.3RO, T.D.'S OOMMONWf:ALTlf <.:ROUP 847·00C2 ~Trust 5035 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CASH-ANY AMOUNT On your home paid for or not. fo'or any purpose! Newport Pacu1 r f'Undlll.C Da ~1055 F.v 675-SSJ.5 CaW'onua lsl TD for sale Bal $1938 O<I. Wi ll d1s- rouol to 14% y ield to rnatunly. 642-8084 Rmte M/F 18-35 wt.d to --------look for apt/hse CdM or ---------NB area. 642·1403Carl. Forstore•olficeapace at reuonabte rates. Share spectacular oceun 500 a-5000 ~-view, 3 br. 3 ba house in "' rY. ccn1.ral Laguna. 4 blks to MESA VERDE R PLAZA beach, jacu.n1. frpl .. full .-u-·v---'-E c M kitchen. was her /dryer , ............. ave • · · The Daily Pilot now has a new "RUSINESS TO BUSINESS'' classification to provide a convenient method or buying or dispos ing of Ousincss items. praie. SlJlgle only $290. ___ 54_M_l_Z_l __ 494-11800 even1ng1 & wknda. 494·'1172 wee k days HAllOlkYO. Store 20l80 + offlc-e, 1450 aq. ft. total. S58S Ptt mo . Rmte, M ff lo aha.re lg. Ila'. f'7S.6'100 tBR. 2ba hMl w/fam r~. Store for le.ase. Prime Via he•ted pOol & ~ac. in So. Lido location Approx ~:!f .,t'·~on~":o::; _13IO __ eq_. n_. m. __ m_o ___ · preferr~d . $200 mo. =Mariner's Mlle. 546 7115 eves/wknda· 502 sq ft store or 01uck. omce. 2JUO.C Avoo. LOW Rmmale wanted lo 11h11ru rmt.Zl3/4'77·700l Primo h8e In H.U . .a btk11 s. J . Cap. eoo eq. n. •tore, fnn bch, vc8/00l\3rnOk r 2 bib. No. ot mlaalon. pref $2.SO m o + utll m.-0176 (18().7&31 1--------- Rmmt wanted. single. 1ha.re N. Lag. Bch h11e, pvt beach . tennl11 , tmlmo ~-6068 aft 6 fo"eto wantod ah.r 2 8r. :l ba apt. frpl. pool Npt Bch S22l + ~' utlf. Call MJ.0774 . , _______ _ IDIAL Ol!e, omelet. 11ndwkh ahop. with or without fJqutpment. All clcc fr plumbUll ln. llACH LOCATION ~-owner (JIJ) •mT Se l l yo ur s urplus . ove rsto('kcd or no longer needed items or s upplies of any kind. Whether buy ing or selling see our ''Business to Business" classification #5010. For more information and to place your ad, call 642 -5678 1 DAILY PILOT Mond!y. March 12,, 1979 DAIL V PtLOT f:7 I ..,......,..... c..,.tSer-Tk e ec..r.dor ......... 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TVf'INO t\M'\&rWlt''. r.-,l l'arpl'U,tt'.t1n dtoam·d IU\V '-al Ill MU.llna Lo 1-.t 20 )I'S t'AP Mane prwca Cummor Kt..,.,111 li.ll OW7 l.r••• mN-••lt«' 84:! ~ IMNXR llP-1\' C.t-11 Aco.ttc f'r\~. ftk'<l. ~m,,h_~\ ••••••••'••••••••••••••• l'~p ti kl'IUotlflllblt l'ROPF.SSION/\t. <'•II R&t' \1vu .. 1 .. , W K 1 ·r to; k N ,. w ., r ,. YR~ l!J!n t'll ll ~ lt'111•a . bnu·hur"" l!l'WlU, n-teUmNtt· t•om tt'l• J· b t •ll flotow ron.'lt •rt /..: r ld<'n Lil b4ilh ~ \It t\'lllod1 I" llfP ('O.)('"°h &i 1Jl1Ul1 I ~ Ill l>MI 11~11 9tdrk• .......•..•............ Gedl .. ..........•.•.....•...• It ...nk>ntn•, C h•lm Ulh lo l•ndiu-ap•o• (ja·ur.,-.· ltutit ~ 707 ll \/\KU RY.JUVt:N t\T lllN 1'r,.l' trtmm1n11 & r•• """"' \1tr•I 111•,1111111 /If .. p,.1n~ 11l11r11111ic n .. i. t..16'm4M •Vl.-.H\ t..OW l'HH ... ._. t1fl lMnUM 11114 Ill otnl l" "!>:•' M'I '1111 s,.l ~1111r fnrm... '·••, H you W!lint tht' rlflhl moot') Hl~' t.-i:1 1r.('b ( l1.1 n up, ll 1111l111~ ~-\VtU.Ull W.i.:n,•r I> -.........c 1 .. 11.i..1 ••Vl11j.. 1111111111 Wrillnl( All 't'f\ll'c•-4 -.._ .,..,.,hllll(042 'l'.l/1 fronl r<'bl·._•rf'h thru~h •••••••••••••••••• • •• • • tyV(nj! 714 645 102:5 l.JCett t.'J l'tt' ~1 tw .. 1 ~ GeMttlll ServlcH Day Cuc~ M\ h .Hui· •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• C.pe1 .. tr lillh & 11.HIMr t 11 lJ MR. FIXJT ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• Mt»..u t~ K4J4 • • l'~tt-r i'"tt'\" .. -'t ll) t Jlprrttt'r pa111t11u· bUt! wbc> f11ll All•n 01 c:c..tr-odM H1 u, rail·' I ~• ~ 1 ~ in Tony &t4i Ml/ •••••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • •' Jtt'.i 5<1K 1752 l~iu·s t;arµi-nlry :IO vri. l<t·m uth I tl'p " r ... 1·11 exp Door' "1nclow' l'J.rpentr} ultl 111111 1>11l.IObt!ll' 5:11 ~ t:r:lft.i.man.,lup It> )r' Ill -an.•1;1 l.Jl' rl Mr Paluttl l'ompl r1•nm.1ll(, int t•xl bu 962 ~1 1 c11.binel mdkl( l "llAH Re novat1nl( S t•rvu·1· Bent's t"on,tr th•m•l<lt·I 645-3749 tng, pulm:.. & lurld'it'.tV -1ng. !>51 ~t::.4, 5!11 H~t C.,.+ Service ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ t: to' HAN h F: N c; 1• n ( Ofllr I::xpr'd Carpt•t ln'lt.tlltni: & Repair.> Kcasonabll' Tony Helle. 497·3946 --- i\<ld J room. 1111prov1• ti7a.592o anyt1 me •At '<'OllSTIC ds:i> r,.:.1iruy1:rl t•om111 Jt; '°' 1111 :>t'rVl\t.' ~~1 IDOIT ALL ~4!lOH Handymon .....•....•..•....••.•• 111\NllYMAN S l-;RVICE' All kmds of rcp111r 1-'rt•t· ~llmalt'S 642 !1552 Moio!::fi. Tnast SOJ5 ~!.~.~ ...... ~!.~~ ~'tf! •••••••••••••••••• •••• • Found . Doberman Lge ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST Mal,• 645· ISOtl. or Na Jobi Wmh-d, 7075 I \rumal Shtltt•r "44·3656 •••••••••••• ••• •••••• •• tnt.r.st RotH ..-OUNO M -h 8 f l -IRl':G. NURSE. full/ part I st T.D.'s, afso c.·rman S~~~. Eidee::,.: or fill m offc wrk ~ N . 2ftd T.O. Loans. I n' t l\ f' a Ir grounds B/\ exp 9-3. 640..:..14~ f'wretst Terms SIOl't' 1!149 t>i.'>-1539 j \'> .ant..cl positron as bar k Sattler Mh). Co. uff1t·e mcd1r al assl 64~2171 S4S.061 I 'ft"SOftak 5350 (;raduatc of S (." C ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\1edical & Dental Coll MONEY AVA.IL.AILE RELAX.I.NG MASSAGfo: Call l>\2 0063 Ask for 2nd TD LOANS BobJames·Lic Masseur Patty ~~~:;,~oE1S'TS Outcall 9-9. 494·51 l l Help W~ 7100 CONSTRUCTI ON Spiritual R.~,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OR ANY PURPOSE 181SSo. El Camino Real ACCOUNTING CLt:RK Oavtd P. Carey & Assoc SM Clem ente. Fully lic t'\Jll llme w 1;ome exper RE. Broker, 960·1957_ for appt:492·7~ Call Ci61 1313 PRJVATE PARTY wtll pay more for your 2nd TD's. 642·~73 MICHELLE'S •Outc:all• llAM·2AM 835-3749 UMDA & VICKI ~I Moss• Al w .... ..ts/ PffnOHAI/ Lost .. FoUftd • ••••••. ••............. For TM Fun of It! ACCOUMTIMG TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS AMl119Cl ... Ms SI 00 Serving aJI Orange Cn. OrHg• County is SJS.-7313 ••••••••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • ---------la ollling! And so ore we! w.·,.. I Ill' h11ullnr mo\ •nil <l111111(t' 'Ml f'11•nnin14 ~ r,.h', MZ 0705 LOW (.'t..., I', S'l'UU~TS t1 ... .AN lll' TH1\Sll & TttF:f: '>4.!l l17K7 llolUIHlll II. ( 'lt•J.OUI' rr~ t·o111111 I •• " I 1.W 1;;11 a00 l .•••••••............... lh·ad1u·h1· M1.i:r.1111' ~·(·1ahL111.C "' J>romi•l rrll.-1 l'honl' \; 1 111· ~l'llli ~ •••·•·•·••········•···· • ltl)BI"" ~ lltll ~ .. (.I t--\"llNt~ ~n<VIC .. fc>f" .t lhornu,,ehh l kin hOUMc' ~) UK.'> 7 W11.11l .t K1'.ALl \ (."1,1' • .\N 110()~1':• r.111 limi:hurn Gtrl 1-'rt~ t.~t 1;.15 5l'.!! "JllST lJS" hou:.t>Clcan 111~ Wt• r l' hOllt'l>t & erfi c-u·nt L'all 673 0163 ---io.:Xpt>nt•nt:ed llousl'{'lean 1n~ Available 3 days a "t't'k AJ'ls S2() Houses s.:JO. Ct>btu Mesa .trea l~ll Jt'!UlOl' 979 9621 IU>ma rkably effectual !'Ntsone<l lady to -hoU.'>t!kcep & Cll'an Noteworthy rl'fen•nt:es Audrey &l2 0953 ~ ·········•······•••···· Mind Your M1mn.-ni Inf' lloodt'd rt>hoblt> l>t'UPlt' MU catt for your honn• & Pl'tll 1179 ~701 . ...•..•....•.•.•..•... IN(.'OMt-:TAX RF.1'llRNS Prompt. rell!>onable N<-wpon Bc.-h 833 lll9'J -LJNOA'S TAX Sf:KVICI': rer~/Bu~ lnt·omc• Tax n.11 iw2 ~ for o ppt l:IUS& PERSONAi. inc Tax returns C:all 640-1700 for liPPI .,....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROn:S."IONAL I KONING &ALn:n,\TION~· &ta llll'75 ltnuraftc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hartford & Saf•co Spcr1abuog in auto & homeowner covera.:ei. Robet-hon Ins. Assoc., lrtc. 6'7~0562 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off 1 ct•, 1 n du s t ri u I . restaurant & hnmt· deaning Rc•fs l.1l' /l>on ded . trui 5:12 5166 SEIJ, u11e If i.>ins with 11 Datlv l'tlot Cla~s1fwtl Atl &12 5i:i7K OEM·u CITIY.S L.ltnd&cape & ma1nt Darrell 661 ·3042 l'Ve!> Moving & t111ul1n K f'reight, bldg niatenals. hlhld goods elr . Low('Mt ralea tn town. J oh n 966-216M P..w.g,/Papm'"J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Land11c1tp1n g. garden PETERS PAINTING matntenanc·e. s pnnkler Expr'd Reas Rates systems li3l 3716 / Free Est. Call Gene ~ 7926 a fl. 3 5&-04.:l8 Sprinkler ln11tallat1ons & Rt'p111rs New l11wns. t'lea.n·u~ and shrub & lret' !1'moval 551·2054 SPEC I AL I Zt:D LANDSCJ\PE Atriu m . J11panese deJ11Rn. rain bow planting, fountain waterluU Do 1t ni:ht the Isl t1m<> rail Glen s Land.scape 7S9 1)$58 l.A'l Us Install J NEW l..:1ndlot:apt• or KEJUVENJ\Tt: The Old One !>t contr IH •364419 645-6716 Pro( pa111U11g. Ext & int. Low ra tes. Refs Free est 536-4780, SJ6..4383 W .il.LPM'BIMG Refsoffered. F.ves, 631·:QIS. 675·1266 QUALITY PAJNTING Int/Ext Neat. Reasona ble Wayne <JXOYJo.:1 6'16-'!226 Save On WalJpaper Save On Paperhanging Prof & Reason Call 751·917l l.aWft ~ -Custom Wallpapenng ..,.. .......... • All Work Guar Free Est ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-4158 SUNRISE SPRINKLER~ Plan no" for Summer• Painting I NT EXT Conservt' water w1our ir Neat. honest. rE'a!> . 12 ni: syslems 1-'rl't-l'!ol yrs exp Lic"d Ouvt' LH· 367672 llutcht-.,on & 964-1045 suer 632 8716635 l.S~ EXCELLE!'IT Masonry P AI NTING •••••••••••• • ••• • •• •• •• Reas rate:. l''ree est Bnrkwork Smull JOb!'> ~-2706 Jo:xpr d Newport, CO!ILU Mesa & - lrvint-675 3115 l'\'l'' Pai.nlm,s: & papenn~. 21.1 Movinc) ....................... yrs Harbor area St. Lit: 1.83281 Refs. 64.2·2356 Neal pat~ & textoA'll FUIHT. atl-1439 PATCH PLASTERING All t yµt.'1> ... rt•e et>Umates Call 538 7113 Plas t er Patch1n14 Plai.tt'r, stucco ~ drywall Int I Ext t-"tee est 546-1641 George llo me~. Add1l1on11 . Rt's tu cco Over Blockwolls Low rates 586-4892 ---~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Any plumb1nl(. wat4•r serv. leaks, bathr m t•nl'I. reram1<' tile. R eas 832·2468 Plumbmg rep.t1r S~·t· in remodeling .copper rt' pt Pl' .. 'r~ l'Sl Toµ II Jl PlumbUlg S37 31M HOMESAVEHS Plumb ing & ht-<tllng 1.-'rt•t' esUmales Sl5 hr llont'Sl & r 1• I 1a b1.-"1• r v 1 c t' BA MC OK 97!1 liOSS ~ram Plumbing rpa, r a l .. ' o n r 1• p .i 1 r " Hep1 Pt'!>. rt·mo<il'I'>. f,~~ Poot ~le•. R•poi" .....•.......•......... Act100 Pool Scrv1re Pool ~t-n·1<·•· avail Sau.<.r:H11on l(Uar Grej( & f-'ran.k 640·5977 Rem>~ & ·~j,. · Moving Out & t\hout .,. · l>•>n t Delay. C'ull T11 1.J:iy'' l.oc:al & stnl1• "'1d1.• M·rv 21 hr-. 7 dJ)'\ !><J0-4844 lnt Paint & wallpaf>("r •••••••••• •••• ••••• • •• • Qua I work. rea!. pr Kit . balhl>. c·omp r1.10m Frl'l' est Steve 547 4281 adcl-. l'uf"Pt•nlr~. t.'ll•t'l H&t Co n:.lru1t1on Want Ad Help' &t2-567l! 548 ~l2 _ Kiteben & Bath t'111e!I~ 111 cabtnetrY design t"r(•t- esL llen1..ag~ kttrberu. 661-0428 Bob Roofing ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rt'pa1r & ttl'rOof All t y pr i: 1o h1n);ll'1o rockshaktii.·compo·tar Fr~ esl S41·5930 f'in AV811 Thoma1> Pa r k i.. Lit· •350256, roof repair & coating. Murch Spec• SlOO off on I lnseed 0 1 I treating, !>o h1n.:ll's & shakes, asphalt & aayltc· roat1ng ror compo iJunglt!S & bit up roofini.: 20 yrs exp Free C!'>I Member Chamber ol C:omm No wa1t1ni.: H:~l:J Ram or Stune Huor 111i.: Shakt-. i.han~lt· comp rt'l'O\>t!r Sh1n.i:1,. ~•Ch wall for your c·xl Joh11 11·5 . •..•....•....••..•.•.. 11M <; nn:E St-:RVH'I-. ~ump gnn d101(. pron mg, l'l<' Hondect. t•x~r Xlnt rden:•ni·~·:. K:~11117;, ·1~!~!!,~~~ .~~!r a 30dav .id an the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY l>O IT i'OW ' 642-5678 Hetp Wont.d 7100 Hfip W•t•d 7100 Htifp Wont.ct 7 100 H•lp Want.d 7 I 00 Help WORt.d 71 o~ Hetp Wanhd 7100 .••.•.......••..•••...• •••.•..•.•............. •..•••...•.•....•...... /\rcounlt111( Clerk / Phom• operalor n<'cded full tame Immediate open ing Full co be11ef1ls 549 9671 for appt Balboa :'It J rt n e II a rd " .i re 1-; 0 E M 11" Ill ACCOUNTING CLERK TRAINEE·Non s moker. 640-6111 AdrHSff-Models "S.A..M" HHdsYou for mov i es & tv "S AM ." tScrccn Artl!!ts Mgmntl comes to O.C wtover 20 yrs l'Xper m show business. If you un.• interested m a career m mov1~ or t elevision '"S A.M " will ~ holdmg inter vie ws. Mon -Fri. from 11AM-4PM at· 18ll W K ate lla ~1 29, Anaheim, or call 633-2233 for a ppt , as k f o r "SA.M " ADMINISTRATIVF. J\S . ---------• Bah)'illter Wo rk1nJ! ASSEMBLERS ,RECISIOH ()penmi:s availalJh.• 1n prec1s1Un tnstrurnt.'nl shop Applicant!> mu,.,t t>nNY lhe challl'nge of troubleshoot1n).! A custom f1tt111J.! of mecharucal asst-mbhcs Good manual dt•xtent.> & me<>harucal aptitude ex per a must. Min 6 mos exper req. E.O t: <.:ull 557-9051. ask for ll1n Gilman. · ASSEMBLY See our job~ under clerical for 1mmcd1atc openings. VICTOR T~Sfl'YiC•I ~-Rep trainee. New C.o. in O.C. area needs men & women or couples for PIT work. M any benelil$ for riRhl people Qtll for appt 731-ll920 molhl'r net'd' matur.- "WOman hvc• 1n babysitter 111 rxchan~,. ror room & board 213 430 79'l7 Habv:sllter for 21..-yr old ho• part ltmt' 644 5347 l:<IM Costa Melta Hank.mg MOTE CLERK Muumum 2 yt-ar'! com mt-rt'rul bank Nott' Ot'pl t-'<per Respon 1nr lnMullment & Com"I Ltnin proressmi: & in conunR & OUlROIOR col h..'Cl1ons. Mt'<i typmJl, & hvy cakulator s kills . We are 1nteres l e d 1n qual1!1ed applicants for u profcs~1onal environ mcnl Good salary & benefits Applicants should ron· l:lct IOHHIE GRAJEDA ........•..•.•......... , .....•.....•.•................................ CASHH:R, Telephone & !CLERICAL ~ <Xt· Prd m:itun Clenral Coastal Penonrt~I peni(Jn over 25 ror our ClYICAL Joas Costa Mesa branrh 'Ille rollowm!Z JOb'\ Jrl• st.ore Mm 2 yrs C''(per <1vailable 1mmed1atrh in Ca-;tucr. Telephone & ofr lhl' Oran!Zl' & Ir' 1nl· reqd Good w flgure<o an·a.' ;\pply The i':Lirlt>., TYPISTS 115v.µml Plumb1ni.: lnr 1521 t•a:YPtNC'll Newport Blvd. Cn"t" St-:CK ETARY '"' 11r Mesa 642·2,253 wtthoul SI I I IO KEY <.:ASID F.R. Tdephont-& Gt-~NEHALOl-'FIC 'I-, Gen1 Ofr Prer ma tur, You ran rhoo!w vour .,..,. n A«Je'ftCY Ha.~ lot.-. or JOb' JVJolJbl" with m<1ny rurt'. :.up•·r l'Ompana~ ;.in<l thl') ·r, all FRF:fo~• 540-6055 Coastal Pfl'SOM•I AC)ft'C'f 2790 HariKM". CM ALL JOBS f'REE person over 25 for our · M1i.s1on V1eJo branch hou.rs&day,tov.t)rk r-:1t!rk1Typ Work in tht· st.ore. Min 2 yrs exJ)t'r Top pay & f'xn lll'11t cx<'1tm..: atmo~phere or <rl>od w/figures Appl) bonus plan E 0 to: beC1utirul new prol The Earle's Plumbinl.!. Callorsloptnloday Thc;itrt' tall South Inc . 4!8!122 Camin<J VICTOR f'oas t R r pertory Captslrano. Mission Vil' Te.PlpCM Cll 'f S•r•ices !157 2l602 JO, 4ll5--0401. 4341 Hirch St. Sl\' 2 IJ C~HIERS Nt•wport twa<"h 556-8520 777S Main OranR•' a3S..2622 Cocktail W oitrHs School 1-:am up lo S30U per wk Low twlion Plac·emcnt asi.u;t 751-9194 UTOTEM MARKETS -_•_•_•_•_•_•~·-----~o mpan1on fo r am bulat.ory elderly Lady. 3 or 4 days per week. Day ume. Corona del Mar area 549·11 172 day~ 67J. l.J62 eves wknds PENNY PINCHER ADS MASSAGE AGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y OCl'fl. HH, hr 631-2140 ST MacGregor Yacht AOllEAT HALF S Dist 642.{;83() AUTOMOTIVE CAREER POSITIONS HOW AVAILABLE MANUFACTURERS BANK l.201 Dove Slreet, NB 1714 ) 752 0600 EOE Openings now available for full and part·l1me Cashiers on Znd & 3rd s hifts. No experienrt' net·essary. Wt.' tr a r n Start at S3 per hour. ad vanrement opportunit)' ror management pos1l1on to S5.50 per hour rl quahf1ed. f or mten rew go lo store 36. Monda) 9am-lpm NORRELL NEEDS YOU! COOK l':xpaod1n~ rest aurant r ha1n Over 50 un1b Facruly-0wned organua tr on offers pleasant working conditions Good opportumty for 11d vanrement Excellt.'nl <'Ompany benefib E' 1>1?nence desired. Apply tn person lO ONLY S2 ~II .. ny rlt'm ~ com hinat11>11 of 11 .. m, for f7S 11t It'" wll h n f>t•nn) 1'101.'h•·r t\1J 3 hnl''-for :.! t'lltl ... (>('U\1\1• dol)'b f.Jl'h "dd1llonal hni• •~ rlr lnr lhl' 2 day" C'h.iri.tl' 1t' No l011mm1•r1•1 .. 1 acb For more• 111lnrm.11 i.,.1 ollld lo plat.'•• yuur (11l 1·all 642-5678 "SELF· ESTEEM .. Lhl key lo feeling r eally good! free semina r . Tuesday, Marcb 131 Spm, Newport Marn ott Hotel. Barks dale Self Esleem Programs ReservaLJons. 497·4801 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Swivel Wa(ton Hyena f'r1eie ANSWER My definition or lhe d1f fe r ence betwee n ~1 neurotic and a psychotic is simple . A neurotic rmghl talk to his, but a psycbotJc will wall for a11 ANSWER. Lod&Fomd 530~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5'7a ~or Found a pet? Call Ani m al Asslslan ct Lntue. 537-22'73, no fee. l.4ll dog Retriever mlx Fem , red 1 brown , scraped non, epileptic. Beacb/EIUa. Reward IM-17tlor988-9818 accounl~ GOLDEN GIRL There are m any new -firms movinR into t he *ESCORTS* Orange County area brinl(ing about an 1n 972·1138 creastng demand for ex COUMTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* 957·1'1474 **HEW** PRIME TIME ACTION The way to meet new people. Place your ad. answer ads, suhscn be. Rox875C.M. 92627 Iii! Professional male, 40 yrs young looking for positive friendship w/a beautiful woman who 1s tared of clubs. metaphysically orient tld canng, sensrt1ve. al· fect1onale & open minded. Special Lady. Please call, I'm waiting' 848-5286 LORI'S WE'REHO. I ESCORT 962·2391 --- penenced l\crounting and Data Proressinl! personnel C'A'S Auditors Tax Acce>Ulltants Cost Accountants Sr. Accowrtants lookk~ AccowwtincJ Cl•rks Data &.try K/P Operators U you are not aware of the benefits of wo rking temporary -grve us a call or visit us at our new lorallon. We will be hap py to discuss 11 with you We are located in the COLDWELL BANKt-:n BUILDING Suite it2()(J Z333No Broad..,.&y Santa Ana 1714) 83S..4 I 03 Free Parkml! ADMIMISTRA TIVE SECRETARY Small p sychia t ric hospital. So. Orange County. Good skill" nere!>sary . So m e medical term1noloRY helpful. 496·5702 or 831 1774 ALTERATIONS Finisher. t'xp only W omens specially s hop, Fashion Is land. Fu II or P IT 75.(j. l.201 A NE'w carl'<'r For You Let Us Show You'• ln1nc Personnel Agenr) ~ f: l7th. C06ta Mrsa Suitt' 2'l4 642 1170 Apphanre Service & Sales I' ART TIME OHL Y Due t.o store ex pans ion in Orange Co area we need several sharp people lo work 4 rughts per week 6.»10, Sat 10·2 or 5 evs G:» 10. People that are BanJung TELLER •S ER V I C E M G Ii,_i,- TRAJNEE ' eom..rciat& SaYings FULL TIME •INSTALLEH •MECllANIC Excellent starlmR salary and working cond1tton!> with oppon.unatics for ad vancemcnt FUii time employee~ re reive hospitahzat1on m surance and pen:.1on lund Apply m person to Open1nl( for appllcanl with rash handlini:: ex pt>riencc. good c·om rnun1cat1on sk1lb & pre .-1ous bank1n11 <'X penmcc prcrerrcd Wall be rcqu1rt'd lo travel v.1thrn Oranize County a.rca rtunnj<t first threl' months 88S Glenneyrc Lag Bch . 494 .9235 F.qual Oppor Employer CHAIRSLDE DENTAL ASSLSTANT. hrly, S.&8· l262 C hurl'h Secre tary Laguna Beach. Xlnt t.\ p IOR 170 WPM ). rt•c·ord k t>cp 1n l( s kill s. knowlcdR<' of orl 11'•' machines Call for 1n Lerview. 494-7 555 -·--- County's Besl Rate" VACATION PAY No 1-·~ Paid Weeki) WEllAn: NEt:O FOH STENOS ClERK TYPISTS SECRET ARIES DATA ENTRY PIX/RECEPT GEH.OFflCE JOIN Tll .. : TE/01 or NOIUH:1.1. PROFESSIO~ /\I. TEMPOR/\Hlt-:~1 ~ot\9 Roser 22873 Lakt' forest Ur El Toro COOKS Apply in ix'rson ClearunR Lady for Motel Good pa) & wo rktnl.! rond. Full or part t1m,, 499 'lZZ1 PEP Cl_e_arun __ R_w_o_m_e_n_wa~I rd COOK s P rt vat e C I uh Boys •·· 25 h I T--y s.,. .. ,·c ... s ~ quahf1ed saoce & Le B1arnlz Restauranl m Newport seeking qual dinner <·ook Mus l havt' sautt" exp Ask for cht>I bt'f 11 or afl 3 645-6700 1>20 Newport C.:t'ntcr ... r rvrne ar,•.i ···......-·-• "' • ... M l h """ oa.,, bl"Oller cooks I ·2 .vrs Cl\ On\t.' -~averar~·....-.o Auto Supply Newport BcJl'h CLERICAL N~I Birch ::t:J8071 r~.~~\&_a_11_ror GREETER Santa /\nJ ~ 904!I Counter help P T & t' T STORE 7 ......... ) 'M 1501 J\ N Tu!>lm day shifts. Mon f'r1. App _,.. .. J Toro Su ill' 200 I 2 c> Z796 Bnstol Sl MOH-FRI 23491 t::I Toro Rrl JY Lin perso7 n. !El· Rrl ahni.t' Costa Mesa u IUS. 11 a 0.1 l.'.nual Opportunity Tue:. Wt'CI 9 30 3pm 0 1L·d. Balboa or ,...., Company has openinRs E OE M F " • ISJOS Harbor Blvrl Employer tn ~tu Mesa for alert. 1---------• COUNTl-:R Hl'lp for di')' Fullerton ---·-------personable mdivrdual to -c lt•uncrs Apply 111 or Bl:J\UTICIANw.foll.for greet customers for a perllon lo D1mm1tt L20 E 1.sl Street Newporter Inn new car dearler's ser vrrl' Clt.'aners . 3200 E Cst Ci) CROCKER BARK Ride to Ice Rink wanted Harbor & Adams from CdM. 3x/week . Negot. st.able prefe rred. $400SALARY SantaAna 644-0661orS408582 dept lnteres1 1n 1t UOYOll Hwy.Cdm. Accounting or customer relations work OFFEH /\Sl::R\'IC:f:" --------ACCOUNTING or !5221 Beach Blvd IOOtCKEEPER F/C Some filing. Good start Let I.he public know with pnc~. 64(). 7429. SECRETARY PRORT SHARING Westmmstcr Pos. W/prom FI RE ing salary Advanrement an ad m the 0111ly Pilot PROGRAM lnvesl. r1rm Xlnl opply & fringe benefits Apply Scrvtc:'l' Dlrectory It can Ary A ALL t' U youenjoyvarlety & Whlch everyouprefer. Equal~po~n~.ty fo r e xp & m a ture MonWcdfrom!lt\M 3 cosl youashttlea~Sl 77 Counter llelp. 11·3. Mon ion. Apply Delancy·s Sal ty S ams . 280 S. Coast llwy. Laguna L:dy o~nd~r 4;,~ih~ have an accountln g For interview call after Emp oyer I person. Call 640·0l2J PM at NU ORM PLANS. per day For more in dreams of flyl·ng to ex· background & good LYP· , .. m ,,....,,3861 ------3194-C, Airport Loop Dr. formation and complclc Counter -Sandwich , ex ~ •-·11• ou a enjoy "" "'';r · ,..~ta Mesa perie n t'ed. Apply 1n ... ,c pl o ·'ling \.Ill sa.u.aa Y m Y ----AUTO PARTS IOOtCKr-ER """' __ . ----rates rall 642·5678 G E .,.. aces r s... · versallle position. APT MANAGER ~ H..l..W .... ..a 7100 ---------person. ary's. 3309 der gentle wlnds & a full Work for one of our s ub· For 55 units in Cosla COUMTHMAM Resp penon w1expr .... ., OftR'U Coast Hwy CdM moon? I'm a gentle 40 ldl II •· Minimum 3 yrs. J00l>ber needed to handle all ••••··~·:.·~·;.t··~·~·:,;·~·:•;m··~·:;·i;·~··~·~·~---,.....,..,....,~....,~;;;;~;iinjj;::e:9;;--year o&d prol. w/m and ~a r;.~r~ ae;:0 ;. ~:!~a:Jpe~~dstcob:~ce experient'e. Must be well f1nanc1al activity 1nclud ~~ ......... ____ .. .... .. .. .. ............ .... .... .. .............. --=llk.WE~~:.~Q. ~~tti~~~~i~;m~o~i: =~t.c~~f 6~J~~o~;k~~ fi:tm:'or~ r~~a~~ey ~~.)~~~;::fy~ Ph ~ CAREER NIGHT lions & benefits including (2l3)""" .... c1 wilh growing company ·II r.saut ~ 5160 deolal plan. Please apply ,_,......., Call 556·2500 for 1n IOOKKHPER II ·~::;~~;;~·~~·o~· i'la':T'1~~3~~.8~~: Af:a~~~L:::iyw~aw~l~ terviewappl. ~t~uer;~le :c~neu~tl~~I ~ MONDAY MARCH 12 -7-9 P.M. RENTALS UonaJ Education, 4401 MacGregor Yachts. 1631 •AUTO l'ARTS for the fii>est restaurant ~ REFRESHMENTS Conv . Lora ti on 1548 Birch St., Newport Plaeentia, C.M. COUHTBl PUSOH In LagWla Beach. Must ... Mama, CM, Ask about Beach. <Nea r O .C . vw. Porsche. Audi d e· have references & be IC introductory offr. Call Alr porl) Eq u a I Op· Assembler/ Mechanical aler needs exp'd. parts wtlling to begin work im· ~ 01r IHSt apeakln 1n"' ral "'''!II 7alM58S port.unity Employer. Rotary Switches have counter person. Salary + mediately Salary open ,. Wa'll .,IWl U-•fll • ... -11:-tltl II --1 ta I • lmmed. opening In our ........... group insurance 752-6600 . w • ·-nN u _. 5400 rmaJ usemb1 ... dept. Re· --~.. C REWARD for 109l remal~ SodlllC... -------quites 'ood'Jhand dCX· ctlidd•enotl htc. BUSBOY c IUWW y11r .......... , c--1-..1-t s1am...... Kit .................... ••• .............. 1--~.., E "'--·t Hww N s .. W ·n ... .... ..., ..... I I I .. ... _...,... ......... ,_....,..._ laity w min. 2 yrs. exp. ...... ·""""" · · for lunch Mon t.hru t"rl. Ir I ,..yt llW Mltlllll tat .. YH ...,w t I I tnw t.m. ' mos old. L•aun• OVER 30 SOCIAL IN-PAYROLL In •mall mechanical as· 714-673-0900 Biii allers The Rllz. 673-6363 ~ ! Bcb. •1m TRODUCTION. Con· ___ ...... Co .. ~111111111 fidentlal. Ad 11'84, C/O W\Ulqtotralnbrtaht ln--..wv. le Instrument Auto trans. R & R man. CAFETERIA HELP. ·II Found currency U·i.78. Cluallled Dilly Pilot. dM.dual to anlat In pre· ~~~fi~~~~i'Y Eicper. preferred. MUST lrvlne area, ruu & part k We'll UWI llr ,..., .. "rector ta till yoa •••to Lagua Beach PoUce 380 W. Bay St, Co•la paraliontncomputerized HAVE OWN TOOLS. time, days & evenings ~ Ill Jllf llCMMI l I Decit. Report#'7IO'IZ3t. .._.Callt.11282111. =t,rotla. ~bl lypln1 ASSIMILHS · 548-2288 Serving, sandwiches &t . • M ,8 Found: Male Samoyed Tl"tlWll 1450 touch. ~er •~~:>'~ ~vmede,· .J o;er~c.lni~aonfo.erleacl~ BS11pbaruY'sb1use,.i:·a\l:: o' K.. fn~T!,:e~gi>r-"·2331 for• : ~ ••"1"'1'r''E'AIL'LIAflf RCAEftAllL-TYTllAI/ Jl •IC Ma1nolla /ltllla ........................ cent accountln ~ ex· "" .., VI h "" &l r v 11' ' ::': al s ed '::N::"~t:2ia.~a~ =t'!ci!c1J~~ed~~t~l ~~bre~ '~~1f~m~ =~~Lf{~· re table. C:.::!EA~e~c';~~:J,t~~l·, ·i , ~m : .... ::oy ~bov!:t~~·=: ~~i;e::p~~a!~u~:i·o: ~;;:.t.~;. Day th rt Babysitter . hsckceper ~:n~~7:s;IJU¥1tyl ·•• 170l1 Bl!ACH BLVD .. HUNT. BEACH -.s'JM/_._,., , G • PolltJOQ avall1ble for Uvin rm+brd. Refs. N· I l .. 1 ••.a1 =•menu: OOd lpm·apm, N1tl()n al I _12 _ _ .. ,.. llh 1.:pote.r. lnlant. D. Pt c••Hta/•....._-' ai. •vui. "-OolMD ~. 1 , cook, clean • Education. "01 Birch ~.::m:." • area. ~. 831·'234 n..-o:Q.11 L.lcdo-.Vllh'i:•, W.l • •P llt CIV&• •111•T• 1EAC1. FOUITA.11 l ~...._-V:. ~;·a~~~ ~..!!!l.... ~u ~~~ ~c.:>~r!:~•1<~ s..c.1wt1c11 a.c. ~-G*w ror youn1 v1t11 1 • YAWl. womara. CllTA IDA. IEWPllT lfACll. urra t he me tftml. caJ1 .-....... Npt. Deb. I partmtty Empk)yer. U..Blk«Sl. C.M. I f\nd whal ¢Jou want In I~ ti> wortt ,,5 dy wk. ~ All. UMEI mw£. ITAITll. l ~at.JllL~:=~========;;;;;:=1~11b»~~tll~=·Cll:=.U::;...,~~·=·==::.~~~~~-~-~-~;;~~ll.::=.:--:=_~~~ .. ~~~~t ======J~Dai~·ty~Pi~·1~0t~~las~1l~f~1ed~1==l:9'1~~~'78~-J~~~.~ •. :-~.-==:""7'.-:-::--_ ,____ ·---...,.-------: - \' - r • l l DAIL. Y PILOT H.-, W tMtfed 7 I 00 .. Wanted '1I00 H.ap Wonted 7 100 Http Wonted 7 100 Help Wont•d 7100 Hlflft W..ted 7100 ... , .... \ •.•....•••.... ····················•·· .•..................... •·······•··•••····•••·· ..•........................................... ....,w .. tect 7100, .... w ... t.d 7'00 ..... -'"' 7 100 Gwm.111 llwt kt'epln1 Alli!\ M.:1 legal Man11t¢emenl'frainet' MQONLJGJITINO 1''ull NlJRSES All>l:;S All ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S...•our 11d und\lr S\«'UN tor m111ds for pri\utl' f\<!('l trappe<l 1n anuthina ume p11y Part time 11h1ft1. NewJ)Ort Conv ~•I t)' l'tw W1tt'kt>nh11t L'orp , 1 u b a.· u 11 t 1 me AdYerti•inrr Job Bt\•»k out now to a work C»ll ror •PPl Centtr. 15~~ Superior l ~·• t lNVUfrORV t:vr\lr111 & l :10 4 pm ll n 111 n .JI 6 challen&U>K & rewarding ~ A~ N.B. VETER ........ s I ·~--llfln& n•rmn nn•\ll•d CiUAllDS bl'fWf1t'\ t'llll lnr 11m}t Clerk Ty~·st carwr In rt'UUI manage· ._.__ "-I h "'" ~ i'\111 & 111t1m1• All urt•u" tl4.'.> ~ "':.2\1 • ment ~lron;t desire to \A'ca.s1ona ouse i.tller Joa.. & JoAa ,...._, unmtl.I Mu•t bl· ~·it ii l lu1form'i fut nu.h!'d · Pc.1ll0fl now u a1l1tblt' m excell compensated oo MOYI£ £XJDA~ baby sitter needt'd for 9 A•••'• ,_. w (" rdu • \-11 xond A!Cft 71 Oi uv•ir ttet11•~I lloullcllet•per or cpl. full the (A!gal Advert.uung self perfurmlillcti. St<>ck W yr. old boy Pcn1m.ul.i 1hM w TllJ & )Jllptoi work "' kurnc Nu c•Jl\'r\t'nll' ch»ritl" bvt' m l.r1 llo.,y IJiC'partmenl General or purcha!ie & isoivln~s in soua ht by Hollywood area Mature odult Cull "' ... oyed y....,_, llartlOf"' Muc \rthur Ill ""'" AJ>pl)' lloiv..r~.11 m Npt lkh fl u .. yi-, lop flt'e expencnn• Qnd hah\ vestment plan Rapid ad movie firm S20 ~00 p..r .-verun~ 675 809C U .... f. 0.-...,. C-'Y ~nh' Ana 7)) 7001 Proll'rtl\lf\ S.•rvlt•t• ,,.._'ti w111(1~.11w11111r11, ~>!I 1251 typing xk1ll11 11H1uJ red vancemenl vott>ntrn I day poss J,ook1nl( ror p A R T . T I M I': ,l"OCJ".......,. /,otft • H .00,wHo. 1,...11 off( ht'"' y pho11.,., W Mh SlrN.·t San111 An.,1 fuoippt 135 40wpm J Open1n((!I for manager outRomg 18 70 yr olds WAREHOUS!o:, hrs flet.i 1 yp1 n a. t 111 n fl . !l m l11t4•rv1t'W8 hour11 9 12 &i lluu11 eltup('r w anti•ct ~; xpoi.urt' lo 1&nd /or tr~ fuJI & part time wanting to bre11k 11110 ble. $3.2S hr 751.3941 ro11nuf art u rl'r S•lao 1 _.Mon thru 1-'rt !(oOO rt'fll. llkP bch arc II i.wnnol undt-r11\ond1nl( ot sales peopl.-Apply al movies (7141 76t 1244 -- ~-. .....Wet ss.oo , .. How rommt•naur11h· ~ t'\11 t-i.u1 ... sa5 lflt lUl\lt l'OW't i.yxll'mll and legal Radio Shack v I 0 EO c A STING p T" 14111ftlf'11piit Ml JVIU tillAROC-. llwscwife t't'r or f\Jll/'1 ~~.n:ur::~~~:~~s1ra 3'27 E Coaallfwy CdM ~~!~lCI:: (now Ill 4lh * art 1me l1eooralOhh11· !1 JO J JO Mu:.l IH1Y<' l.Jght cle.1tntn2 Rupld 1 airt o t II. I' A R SECURITY l(Ood ~ c r i1 <•nu Ill)' Automobile nc1•t•:ssary salary advancement llltYl'OH, llkkptf ht1• l) ~· !>4!111373. Cl l' Airport for OC<'ll810nal lool drl v UIUAf'[M(NT Musical Instr Mfg. needs Supervisory f)')S. av111l A ... 11Nt1..,. M•~-... T ..... \~'\\nartn np n1·1r!>~ iux•IJ IOlot E•1·cllcnt rompun} mMM trainee'\ & expt-r EarlyEve.-.h1Honly l~ll ~ OOKl 11t J21 I.Aw lu 11u1 rt••'t!Clt t'\ tiencf1ts workers for wood work· ~-0766 1-'Mtl.l>IUfl fll"O"IUUI, Wl'lll) 10 1'; A I I' 'f IM t:. OPPORTUNITIES ~n!s &~:r~l7°!5 operu Fill'~ c:uarJ St•f\IC\'!> l'I housew1V{''! & t•ofl1:Re f'nr Interview. 1Jh:a-;c ---- S6.00 to S7 .00 er How PART TIME EVENINGS M•hamtee Me< fl•c SS.00 to S'.00 ,.,. How GeBALOHlCI t:.ki."lroruc dl11tr1b111u1 lot·•tf°'d In Ir lllnl'. 11t•t'll, jltrl fur uffll l' llullt•~ (;.11111 opJ1ortun1t 1t•• plu\ 1 \f 1•ll•·nt 1 o tnlJoln) l1t•11t•flt, I 't•OllU'I ltob tunf·u ml ~"(·unly GuJHb i:trh~ w r urs Ov{'f 21 call AVAILABLE "' !I lUAM 12 30PM Mon Pl'r!!onncl Office 1U NEED XTRAJOB., a.-..1....-/Hew......tt.och f''rt !'.:am ~$100 w"'·k 642-<t32t.ext 277 Ptck your ow11 brs Ct~ G~ Office S4.00 r ... How ...-..-r-· · I y Mu l> \ IH· n l' ll t ORANGE COAST Potent111I unhm1ted Call s..loAM/Aftaheh" ""NOOoble & 1•ner~et1t· PILOT CALL TODAY! rorappt 646-7583 AdultJ; with outstund1oi.:. <1llr<1cllve ix:rsonahllc., who enJOY working with kids Ovcr 21 Start al $3 50 per hour Phonl' ,._.,tow/...._ ,ortl lJ:•n ., K1tl'he11 tn!l o7i17 DA ILY CottoW.•a&TM .1CtlOAi\1FOHl\Pl''I 330W Oily~t ShWBJ a ae-cehlfti9 U .75 P ... Hour 11111 \ !Clim ~prn M11n thm f''r1 l'h .. nl' ~!I 00'14 Costa Mesa ~tf' Area IMMfOIA TE i'~ual 0pPortonit) t7 I 4) 549-79 t I Ask for Tape222 !ii new port .:S ~· . _ personnel MochN ~ O,_Nlf« S4.50 to S7.00 Per h.ow Di .. Moaer SS.00 Ptt Ho.tr Peril Man Sl.50 '"'hour Rim Cortridqe A1Hmbl ... SJ.SO'"' Hour Sdet./ Janitor ~ftt $3.50 ""' Comsnf11lon EJe'Cfronlcs T K hftlclan Sl.So Pff' Hour Beoe:~Meoc:honlcal Auemble-r $4.00 , ... Hour EIK'trollfct Aut'mbler $4.50 ,.,. Hour Structural Stttf Wortter S4.50 ,t'f' Hour Sht't'f M.tal Fabricator $4.00 P..-Hour Apply of ~o...-. & Troi,,lnq Admittht..ClflOIO of H1H1t"""°" tracl1, 531 Mol" Stn~t. HwnflnqfClll I nch. Coll 110• 17 I 41 536·2526 or 639.t554. To.. _,, br-Nt9 D0.2 14. COUNTER Help ror tlry Dnver with car lo deliver cleaners. Appl) 1n L.A 1'Jmes3 30to6 AM l)('ll>OO, YES One llour 7 d11ys. S32S/mo+bonus C I e ;i n e r i. . I ~ II 8 ~ Hunt Bc_h 892·84.22 brookhurst. H B CROSSING GUARDS J> T S2 90 Hnu1 These are CETA fonded posit ion~. requ1rini.: Huntington Beach n • s1dency. 10 out or the la:.I l2 weeks unemployment & an income which DRIVERS Men or women 25 yri. or older Know the c(l,n,t c1t1t>s Net St80 a w1:J!k 111 more Orangl' Co.t'>l Vclluw Cab, 17JOIJ Mt llerrmann. Fountain Valley I No or SI a ter betwn Newhope & Euchd> meets lhe f ederal ------------gtadebnes. Apply al The ---- Employment & Trninmg DRUG C'LERK for P~l' Ct!nler. 538 Mam Street <;cnpllon store: exper d. Huntmgton Beach 10 5 Mon Fri. Cringe bent>fits Hill Pharmary -----1441 Avocado. N B DELI VERY. rehabl11 64().6564 person needed for ~--masonry yard Must Dru.I( Clerk cosmellc1an have good dnvmg re or expenence with cards 1."0rd. $4.75 per hr Call &gifts.640-7373 494 1107 _ ELECTRONIC ASSY (, DWVERY Mo exp Day & -.wmg People needed for tem stuns. No fee. Good pay poraryl.Jgbtdtydehver} Paid weekly . Irvine work for S her<iton ar .. a Newport Bcal·h Hotel Norrell Mus l be neat in liP v1:w.rance havt! car ~ind Temporary Serv1n•i. know city streets wl'll 558-~2! _ E <> F: Apply m person Plea~ti do not phone. Ask for ML~s Luyton front desk Eqwpmenl rental yard 4~ MacArthur Blvd al needs man for general Bu-ch. dirties. 2075 Harbor Blvd, ----C~M DELlVERY. If you nd a ------- de<.'Tlt pay PIT Job S4-St ESCROW SECRET ARY hr-t evs S..9pm, Mst hav1 TRAINEE. Corona del own tmsp53J.<)81J Mar. Must type SOwpm. Del. ~e~lB for LA All benefits. Bay Fscrow Times In NB & C M C.O. S47·5625 ask ror Bon Perm/p-t. $350/$400/mo rue _ _ 646-584.f -------DEMOHSTRA TORS Your area Fri & Sat. $3.45 hr to start. Call 54.1-0718 or 89'l·3800 OenUll Asst. Excellent op Porlun1ty for sn e n thusiastic girl seekinic full t ime employment specially office. Ex per1en ce n ee Non smoker. 644·0S9S. ESCROW MA.HAGER Escrow company seek· ing quahried exper'd working manager to take charge. Outstandin g opp· ly for financial & pro· fessional growth. Our e.mployees are aware of this ad Send resume & salary reqwrements to. Classified Ad 11415, Daily P\lot, PO Box 1560. Cosla Mesa. Ca. 92626 1:1-;i'ii':ttAI Iii' fl("t-: lur II ll J>n~''"'" :-..1m1• tik kl'lo: i><l rt lllllt' ( h l'I ..!\ \ir.., I ldl< h ~I 2:it.J 1 .. ·111•1 al 11flll't· 111 •th 'harp ~·1l IL11 111f11rrt11.Jl 11f hi'• J'\ ptnjl fl'lfUlft•cl l1aldn1•) tltc•lhn1>o, 929 W l'"tkl'I ..,, t ·o..,IJ Mo•i.J ~Mt ti:!I.' t.t.N~ttAI. Ot'Fll l'. J' \ JI I s I :-. ' ,, c c• II r d I t! Wwpm, (>(jll ~!I :i:M:.> GENERAL OFFICE Ne'" port Ht.>olt'h of fan: 11( larite advertising llgenrv llt'(•tb. c•lerk typ1~l E\ c·f·llc:>nl opporlun1ly to lcJ rn the J clv1•rll:.111i.: bU.'llOl'M• Contact W1llll' l<llQUl'l, fiutdl & J dl'Oh' for a1)po1ntmen1 1714)833 ~ GENERAL OFFICE The Orange C.:oast 1Ja1ly Ptlot hus an immediate opening m our Class1f1ed Department for a full tune person Dulles m elude 10 key addl'r, r1hn11, <1nd lilt> lypinR Some• booklcecpmj( expcnl'nCl' helpful but nol ne<.•essary Salary com mt•nsuratc wit h c•x. perience Ex.tellent com puny benefit::; .. ·or In· terv1ew. pleast· call Personnel Office 642·432), ext '277 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT JJOW llaySl Cost.a Mesa f4ual Opportunity Employer GeneraJ Office REGISTRAR l nleresting position processing enrollments of home study students Light typing & 10 key ex- pencnce rc11uired . Ex cellent working cond1· lions & benefits including dental p l an Apply IMMEDIATE O,EMIHGS for "'P•r•l"°ry le• el ~ty Offlcen who 'WG9t TOP '" Y, wiitt a ,,,..cf td co..-y. EA.Jl.H Sl.00 TO Sl .85 ,H HOUR N OMOTIOM CAM PAY TO $4.25 PER HOUR l\pply 1n Pt·ri.on Mund .i \ w J-''rltl.iy. t!AM lO j l'\1 JI WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES 15l2W Comm onw•oHh kullertoft, C A OR Munday. Tul'Sd&1iay. W1•d nesday , T h i . dJ~. IOAM ·4PM. ~os1-:o Fndav al llO WWorn•r Rm217 Scmto Ana. CA Slate Lie No C 60:16 Equal Opportunity Employl'r M 1 F Ila.Lr stylist & Manicunsl have station to rent Beautiful Salon in H li Call Sue at 963-0717 llealth Club Instructor Part time instructor wanted for health t'lub College student pref. Ca II 962 l3i4 Hostess. cx.pr'd. 1--r. dayi. & eves. Country Clulc 644.$4()<1 HOOTESS·f\Jll hme days Expe rien ced. Apply ~Spm Jolly Roger. 400 S Coast Hwy. Lag. Bch --- HOSTESS ·Nl$?htS full tm1e, Apply before 11 & after 3 at Bob Burn'\ Restaurant. 37 f'"ash1on Island.NB. between 8am-llam & ---------lpm.J p m , National FAucallon. 4401 Birch. St . Nt'wport 8euc h <Near 0 C Airpo rt I Equal Oppor\uo1ly Employer. GEN. OFFICE-Mature woman. bkpg mach ex per helpful Par1f1c Ind S upply , 2 1 67 So l l<tlhaway St . S. A GIRL FRIDAY wanted for small mfg. l'O Must be self·starter Hot.el 19T LEAD COOK Excellent opportunity for reliable ind1v w 1a good coolnng knldg. min 2 yrs exper .. able to work flexible hour s Super visory t>xper helpful. EnJnY xlnt «o benefits Apply 9am L2 noon. Mon/ f'"ri Pero;on- nel MARRIOn HOTEL 000 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach E.O E. M/F with knowledge or ac ---------counting thru trial,._ ____ .. __ _ ha I an c e Cont a c 11• Maurine: Aero Design Products 845 W. 16th St. NB 642-2478 ------ Hotel POOLATTD POOLSUPVR Reliable persons necdrd lo auend our hotel pool ~R E A T area. FUii .1tnd part time ~ • • • avail. Must have curr~nt SALES JOI MOW Ure Savm1: certificate. o~ Enjoy xlnt co. benefits & GOOD PAV. GOOD wor king cond. Apply HOURS, GOOD CON· 9am ·12 noon. Mon/lo'ri D I T J ONS . M ANY Personnel. FRI NGE BENEFITS. MAJlRIOTT HOTEl FAST GROWI NG COM· OOONewportCenler Dr PANY PROMOTES Newport Beach FROM WITillN TRAIN 1--------f' OR TOP M ANAGEMENT STARTS "l M · M EDIATELY ". K E V B 0 A R D l~ecleaners w work for Janice's Raggedy Ann. Tues·Fri. 8·3. 645·1800 Dental Asst RDA Ortho. 1 Ex.p 'd Marine mechanics E X P E R l E N C E yr exp. rull or p/Um e painters. Top$ paid for ~pbWN ~If A~1~~ Npt Bch. Pb 642-204-0. _ ~: l:i';°~~.A~ PROGRAM PVT ON BY DISIGMH Lid o P ark D r . N.B. IBE COUNTR Y'S TOP Housekeeper part ·l 1me Thurs thru Mon Good benefits. Nice working cond. E.O.E . Bayview Conv. Hospital. 2055 Thurin St. C M. 642·3505 3/5 years experience in 61~7272 OPEROGP LAEN. CSAALLL EATS HVAC 6'/or plumbing d e· ---------HousMeeper to 1st Prize Dress deslRner, wl\1 teach. 751·5588. sign for commercia)/in· FACTORY T RAINEE-0 N C E F 0 H dustrial a ppl\catio n . Good pay, xlnt future. In INTERVIEW. O RG AN Mecbanlcal e ngineering faal grow ing p laslic EXCHANG E , STAN rtrm our O.C. Airport. adb esl~e co 1537 NUNN714/S86·7302. Make your shopping ~efits incl. profit _:a__o_~_ro_v_•_a_A_v_e_._N_n_. •Hefp·--w-_.--d--7-10-0 ~~l>fs~:~ ~~~~ally Ba ~~ft ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• wn&:Assoc . ..,..,..7.,.. .. Factory worker fem 11le ---------------------. OIS PATC HER·s m a ll machine operators. No INOUSTRJAL a l a r m c 0 m p a n y • aper. nee. WI.II train. d a ytime . 228 F o r est Xlnt co. benefits. Call PUJ YOUR WASHING AWAY Ave., Laguna Beach. -~-------- DIWTS '8SOM Gard e ne r , S pacious COME IN TO IRLY TODAY!!! HVAC•torplumbingex· ~n'co5:t~~~~1:: MO DPlll .. CI Nl9ID perleoce n eceaur y . MUCnlor (21.3)18S-3851. ......111ce4 •ctroMc A11111ilar M«baniul e.ngtneertna -----'-----Aii4•ler T,.._ firm near O.C. Al.rport.I•-------· '-&..ctl M •• X1nt benef1ta 1ne1. pro111 G ._10~ER "'r-... •' shaltna. ~ ~ ,.,MftDriHrt Dlwn ~Assoc 540-7822 ODenloa currentlY o l.sta W• 1tu1 ... fO.-rellablt llldlvldua l. DRAPERY ~eol ptants•lr· ~ pen.on needed ror 1 rtaatkln belpf ul. £ruoy penon WOik.room. Apply Jt1Dt coa>pu,y btfflfta. In penon: Coit Drapery, AJ1Pl1 tam·l2 Noon, l10Z Newport Blvd, C .M. Man/PH PenoMel. DllYmlS M A R I I 0 T T For~, H • H0TB. pertmced, drlvill• IOO Newport Center Dr feeard, oYtr 21, 1ocaJ • JI Newport 8tacb :;;:=:r:=-•n ..,..,,_ &alflr m/f Long & short term assignments. wo r k when y ou want . Paid vacations, bonus program, never a fee. ILL'"~Ollt" ~~::, ~ L.:J ~ 2102 Business Ctr. Dr ss~v·c• Sulte208 Hunlln11ton Beach l.aRuna Nl1uel 847-3491 Nl--0542 DRlV CR·Weekd1,J 1 Oat A&t.adHt lmmed. 8807Warncr A\rt J 215 2'7957 C1bot Road ~.;t \umedJatety. :=-.,.:u1 com· l._.!!!'!!~~.!:.'!..'"!'!'.:!~!!".!!!~~-- PARTT1Ml Employer EMPlOYMENT l~gal Set·retJry sm11ll ~ANl'LF.Mt::NTf-: dynamic business lllli.:a A•oilable 24.Houn. Daily -:::. · agency -¥ -752·0331 219'2 Martin, lrvmt• Call For Appo1ntmen1 fi42 4 321 1': Xl :!~0 HF.TWf:EN 4 oo:i on PM A.Mr fOt" Andreja Equal Opportunity Employer llw 01\11.Y PILOT 1:. lion firm 1n Newport l'ott.wlut,1tini.: .1 i.ubstan Ce n le r seek... l' ~ t1<1l part of its d1stnbu p1•rienc ed eff1nent lloo mto paper routes re l' n <· r i.: c· l 1 t' I e i: ,1 I or i.1:nd yl)ur rcwn11· 111 4u1nnl( afll'rnoon dt• 1,errelary Shorthand lncry by mu1ori 1cd dirtaphone, xlnl t)·pini.: PBX An:. ~erv1cc. 1mmell operung!>, lo wotk vanl'!I hrs & wkt>nd"I Pd VUl' med ins & pd trainmi: '7l4 J G4S 2550 trnnsportatlon skills a mu-;t Sulan •Liberal 1ncomt' .ii negooabll• lk'nt'r11~ C';tll lowancc plu.' t>oous plao 641).fl}(JO •Short working hour' ti tl,1ys per w1·ek 1 LEGAL SECRET ARY . • 1-:,rl.'ll~nt parlll me 111 l'ome Fur Jt'latl"' 1011l.1rt l-"n!>t er Oul•llt•I <1% 1.)800 betwe1:n ~ 30AM 71'M MF IMSPECTOR Girl rnday. I man ufl:. Airport area. rcq I yr mai: A. salar> opt.·n 752 94S8 Ll::GALSECHETAH'i Talt'nlcd. organ1Lcd. 'harp ~al, mm 3 yrs exp Gt!ncral pral·l1ce LarRl' firm w hencf1ts Sal.iry <1pcn 955· llll \ u~k lor Mary M1..'<'h ltlSl)t'<'l<Jr to 111sp H·ndcr f<ibnC'at1.."tl p.1rt:-. & .1 !> s t• m b I 1 e :. l o blu,•pnnt ~pt·c1r l'un dldale should have mm --------liiiit of 3 yr:. l'XP t·1lher a i. an LO.AH Inspector of Mct·h part:. CLOSING & usscmbht•s 111 t•tlher CLERIC t•o mm'I or Aerni.pact· field Must be a bit• to in W tSca~larial sk1lb for tcrpret bluepnnl), & Mortgaite Broker Loan Co. Loans or esrrow schemati c s & fam background preferred w normol prl'C msp in d str Good sal +overtiml' Ne::ir 1''ash1 on lslan & well rounded rnnj(c .ea-1.1644-•1:1824-----• llcnf prog Fur au 1n \er\'1ew. pis rall Pt•ri.on nel Dl•pl 1714 )!)40 li!ll>U x2S4 ur ;ippl)' 3715 Sunflower AH•. SA t:A 92704 We arc• an 1-:qual Op porturuly EmplOYl't MI F AMF lncCM"pC>rat~d Tire Equipment Div - - - MACHtHIST MIL.L llANO For proto-tyJJ(! machtnt' shop in tht-instrument division or thC' ml tool 111 dus lry Workin)( from bluepnnts. sketchei. & verbal desai::ns, directly with engme(>nng. to as~ Lnspector/Quahty Control :.isl in new produl'l de Growth opportumty for "elopmenl for world person with bal·kitround wide wdl bore n1Jv1ga m ms~{1.1on & quality uon eqwpment Lathe l'Ofltrol of m&chmc part:. cxpcn ence helpful for & prel·1s1on l.'lertro more\anelyofproJel'l:> m<•<:hanical us:.t•mbhes Salary open. cxt•ellenl 1'' u m 1 l 1 a r 1 l y w 1 l h benefits package I:: 0 E nuhtary spedhcallon:. Sc1~nt1fu· Dnllrng Con helpful Colc lnslrum(•nl trol. Corporate llead Corp 26SOS Croddy Way quurters. Newport SA 7141556·3100 1-:.0 .F.. Beach. Call C714 l 557·9051 INSPECTOR TRAINEE ask for Mr Moll or Mr To learn all phas es of in-•Ad-a.ms_. _____ _ TACO DE CARLOS P.O. lo1 4349 Anahefm. CA 92803 t\ltn l::btab1.'th l:Aual Opportu111l y £mployl'tM I- Manicurist "'anted for :;uper Nt•wport lrny null shop Musl haH· follow ing Call bcl ween IO 3 . 67~tnOJ NURSE AIOES exp pref . 7 J JO. gd .,alary Country Club Con val Home 2036<! Santa An:J Alie.~ A ~9 3061 PHX ANS SERVICI': •Nun;ery Work Seekm~ Will tram. operator for 1ndu!>lrinus peri.on J.llPM. Pd vac.6315640 w /knowledge of hon1c·ulturt' & plants PBX Orwyearcxper required Ani.werinit :.f•rv1t·l· ~·~ operator full & P 1T ('.i 11 ll.JS..3561 NURSES AIDES State· ccrt1f1ed only S4 per hr Xlnl henl'flts & work1n g cond Ml bt-d M:clurc. 11\lra('llH' ludy fac11lty Rayv1ew Cnnv ror l'OUnselor :! ~l'M ~Thunn.C M fi42 Ja05 PIX OPERATOR Good opportunity CXIRI'> for rel.iable person with pleasant phonP mann1•r l-1ex1blc hours Xlnt t'" rompa11y ben1of11, Ap11l> !lam 12 Noon, Mo ri/ Fri l'en,c lf\IWI Ct•ll C lona Mar.,hall f~O F: Fl!'u.re Sal~ni. 556 tI_~ HURStt-IG MECll1\NIC. MAKINE Need RN or 1.VN for good oppty with ·' !>mall 1''1T pm stuft 1n 7!~ l~d Com Mu:.l know "a' & Conv llo),p Wt· orfn MARRIOTT HOTEL dJ~I en~ n•puir & in ~al ury . ins & l>lh•·r stall 1\C & l>C helpful benefits Pleas 1· .. ppl) !W Newport Ccnlcr Uc Newport Beat h Equal Oppor .. :mply m f Wnte re-.umt· "" p1tture Beverly Manor. 340 Vic lo Ad No 41ilL ll:illy c M Pilot, l'O llo:ic 1!>60. Co-.la l lorlllill• 3 •· -· --------------· Me.a. CA 9'.!6itl M f: C II 1\ N I (' 1\ u t o , Marl,;rcgor Y.irht ... lhJI Placentia, C ~1 MECHANIC Expcnence<.1 ... 1a1r cond tune .ip l1J.(ht mechamcal Good salary & benefits Goodyear TircSlorl' 646·4814 •Mechan1c 10nver farm diesel tract ors & lruc ks Part or full time 842-8866 Medical "'ront offil·e. part tim e 12 5 PM Se<'retanal s kills, daily ~arge entncs_~·6813 MEDICAL RECEPT Af temoons & occas Sat AM Must type, exp not nee Ca 11 646-0640 PHOTOGRAPHER TRAINEE CAREER OPPORTUNITY WITH RAPID GROWTH COMPANY ..CA IHTEttHATIOHAl. The wor ld 's leuder in Portrait photogrc.iph y ha s 1mmed 1att;> open ings for professional and n 1recr oriented md1v1duals. Due to retent expansion. we are offermJ,! the opportunity to JOtn our complel1:: photop,raphy lrarning pro,l.!ram PCA OFFERS: • G u a r a n t t• e d s a I a r y p I u s comm1ssion e<1rntng potential for a lst year of $15.000 to $22.000 +. s pect1on Must pass ---- physical &. hat•k X·ray M;uds. apply The Inn at l•--------lrvme F, 0 I': !'>40·7639 Lal(una, 2 11 N Coast Modtls-Adresws •Paid Training Program •Promot ions from w1th1n with developt>d can.•t•r past l.nsur~ce AF.CY has open Hwy, Laguna Bcac~ Exc~~~~i~~rk m~ for gal w,some exp m Maid~, Apply 1n pers on Hollywood type personal •Top benefit pac·kagl? int'ludrng profit sharing pcrsoonl & comm. hnl's Surr N'Sand llotcl divcrs1f1ed dulles & opp Lauuna BeaC'h. 1555 S rngmt & development <'O 1 h '" now avail m OC Only •A profe~s 1onal aµpearancc and the abtlt ty to deal with the pubhc a must ty lo earn w at you may Coast Hwy those wisbioo a prof. not know. Top s alary - -.. 642·6.5000r546·3205 Maids wanted 6 dayi. a cureer in the modeling, week Seacl.lff Motel acting or TV field :.houhl Insurance. Property & Ca..<1ualty Sec'y. agem·y 494·48(12 apply. 714 /S28·051!3 l'Xt 629 If you haq• ttw de~1re~ and the <.1mh1t1on for ~Ul'C'l'SS we C'hallenge you to chall enge yoursPJ( ~a~~EMaurine 752 0990 Mail Dci>artmenl TRAINEE INV~~Nl'ORV CONTROL & Receiving Person needed 1mmed. Must be exper wtcardex system. ROCX1 w/f1gures & paper w o rk H arbo r & MacArthur Bl. Santa Ana 751-7901 Inv~ C01ttrol Priem~. shJpping & re· ce1ving. some typin~. many details. Newport Bench area. 645·7040 JANITOR Wood Lighllng 2031 S E Main, Irvine. POb1llon av<illable in our busy mail department Willing t o train on various machin es Mac h ine aptit u de helpful. excellent work· 1n g cond1t 1ons and benefits including denial plan. Apply bet we<'n 8am·Uam & lpm·Jpm. NatJonal Education. 4401 Bi r c h St , Newport Heac h <Near 0 C Airpor t • t:qual Op porturuty Employer Manager-trainee. Rental store In La~ Bch has JANITORS MAIDS opening tor managl•r. COUPLES will tram . Mm 2 yrs col· Parl·llme eves Nwpt legc Meehan 11ptd App area, work Mo n Fri. ly 1705 So. Coast Jlwv. musl be U S. Citizen, 1..ag lkh good wa!(es promotion & Manager pd holidays Call days IMMEO OPl':NINGS in 532-6558 f>·dna Pt for Mgr. even· Laundry Worker needed mg, IMM EO OPENING P/T.) days per week for Mgr, evcrun(( & r 11' help Conv Hosp. A1.>ply ln N 8 No exp nee . co Beverly Manor, 340 V1t bcncfi~. ms. sick leave. tocia.C M profit s haring Apply ~Coast llwy, NB. or at main ore Stop 'N Go Markets, 715 N Loara. Anaheim 774·9210 Lead person wanted Skm ny Haven Rest. La Paz Rd. Lag. H!lls. 581-11440 The Contine nta l ln~urancc Comp,1nies Insurance Balers WORK ON FLEX·TIME 11 you hlllltl 1111pe11enct' ,1\ '' comml'rc1al li1111s r•tt1r Tho Con11nim1111 ln,urance ComPa01rs t111s Mi outstBndinq opnor1un11v 10 work •n e modern and proqrcu1ve Pnvironmtonl Our Company otte" 11111 11mo houn where vou ~an .elecl lull 11mr wo1k1n9 hour' most con venoent for \IOU f KCf'lltnl IOC&llOll, COfTlj)f!' l'leln11vt1 comoany bonet1n oov qrowtn C>POOr 1un11v for 1ppomtmenc C•ll l1141 IH5·7724 or17141976·7700. e.1. 338 or 1p"ly 1n person, I It , < '' 11' ''\ • 1 ' ' ' I l Models Male Or ~·emal.: W• Med M W foct'1: We are a professional modeling agency looking for exp or Potential tr you are scnoui. about modeluu?. please t•all ror appt 631 5600 New York West Modeling Agenry 875 W 16th St Npt B<"h H1i1p W..ted 71 00 ····•·•··•·•••········· Cal l for an appointment Monday thru f'rtday. 9<im·5pm Ask for S.Jra (714) 540-8171 PCA INTERNATIONAL INC. 1i98'2 Skyporll C'ircl!'. S111tt· .~ Irv.no• (.'1\ !12il<I POMONA EMPLOYMENT BULLETIN Al Generc.il Dynamics we're hard HI work on solid con· lrncts that spell plenty of work for years to come. Right now we're rapidl y expandin g and we need tht b('St people in Southern California If you're good at what you do. and proud of 11 -.1om the Pomona team NOW ELECTRICIAN.INDUSTRIAL GENERAL MACHINISTS JIG BORER MACHINISTS LA THE MACHINISTS MILLING MACHINE MACHINISTS MACHINE TOOL MAINTENANCE TOOL & DIE MAKERS M/C MAINTENANCE MECHANICS REFRIGERATION MECHANICS MAINTENANCE PLUMBER GRINDER-ULTRA PRECISION Apply in person al our Employment Office. 1675 W. Mis· sion Rlvd .. Pomona. CA BAM· 4:30PM Monday thru Friday GENER~L DYNAMICS PoMOM Division An Equal OpPottunlty F.mployt<r M If' tJ S Clhi:mshlp Required rlXltECS'T l"tf'mancnt, full t1mc- f:ll'ctrun1r' mf1 11.-t-da Mlffit'Ollt l o np•·• •h· 'wltd1lto,1rd \'"''" &, roW(' llWUll llU It OW 11 4. lu,•p uv w 111 "' i. t 1 om 16 F.tdoe 111-.d ~u1.-I & uiht 1 cJ1.11u N~ Bl••• h 1')' I'<' ,.11 hll,. t11n min 1---------•I l'tvv t•lt-n•·.-1 '''f.W'I 1h' 1---------•I '\lmJ tiut not nt'I l om p11 n I Ii l'IH• ~ In•! l 11 Luj11m.i lit• 1·h h> AJ•rt I Call for ""Pl H1•tldr \ <.:untroh l'i>r "11111..r l>t'IH t 1I 11 llJJ JWll In tn(' 1-: 0 t-: PtS.T CONTIOL $lt'ucJy J<lh for rt wht 11t•o oo . t1 lilllt • 1•ruf11 1>Mt\lll( & 1:rnuii ht•11lth Avvlv 1''n II 1' l.luv1I\ l"e!ll t'oolrul JllCj lo UH•1 Kd,S A PRINTINt: Prud1H thin Mi: r 1 f' r 1 n t ... r ~ 1· t 1 mi.O"attod Xhu >A1Jrk1n11 t·oncJ u .. '' ll4 1 K.!.I • to; ve:. 4..1.\J al II) H~al F~tatl.' BOB'S HOMIOFTHE IJGIOY lmm,.J ·~·1'1n, ' •n 11uf I t0111 I\ r t·1tl •&1H ,111 \ ,11 11t·•1 h\I lon Hhm" \\, 1, t)W rt' 11(• µr ,., 111u"' t•xp.·r J1•u •lW' fn l'll\ll\ tr11m \ ••lllr ,, ... u' I 111lu \ t...1~1"11 l 4pm MiaogetT......_, ~~ ..\dutnb ~t . t' M Waitera. W~ws ~Tl'cdAfft. 7111 l'Aini.:.-r ''" • I\ li Mcaogltt' Troinfft. CaahMn l.)(11 C.4im11w. Llr. lr"1n~ ~ 11"'11 flrllltlfll( tll UllUI r 11111 in•na.i1·r w.tnt.-cl ~u.'t h.111\• exp ~u !II \0 :-. .. \M~TtU•.S..'ifo~ lll~~l.-d for ~1 <'lotll~ mfr cu CMlcl<' ~~ Sf:AM!>-rlu•S'i, ..,,me t>icp 1le:11red l'utt11on Satl l>t-!>lgnl\ Tue' l"r 1 673 2'Ul0 (, 0 R to: Ant 11 Sl«-..11:;w Rw11tt: t.:l1>pk>y'-"'l\ l'•Y All 1-·~1:1 t." Ro·uldt-r& Al(l.'11(' y it02l) 81n·h M. Stt> l\M Nt'Wp)l1 l:\e Ill' h, 83J ~ 1110 Ctlll lo'Of /\pptl F.-.tob '64 Sl-cunty We: an-looktng for i•ro ft-ir.~100111 Sec urity of fhws l'ull & p11rt un11 ~1w1~' thruuut Orange t'o TELEPHONE SALES Nrw11p•5)Clr aubol Your ()hmtl. 4 to S hn 11 day ~IU & up <'Omm wk l!:llp. pt\'( Ovt'r 21 l I> Ncwspal)t.lr F.nt ~~ tto3rMOnJy Tuw TnlC'k Onvt'r'4 ~ll pt'r'd Tnp puy Apply G&W 1'owln)(, HOl:J <lttlllll Way, C M 642 I~ T Ri\JNt:F. ~ting for mc1lvlcJutil" with bas1e t'!\ .. -<:troruc & ~"<:bal\lcul backl(round tn train for ll\l.it1.1ll1t1on &. !>t'f'VIN' of banll1na l'qu1p D•·nt Wa.:~ hast'd upon a~t!11l·1· Un1h'Ci Sar.- Loe 7M IJl90 T,..._ PCKitloft :-.W IT C HU OARU Ol'ERATOlt Mu:it bt- a11aalable for all shift:. tlt~ndable & mdlUrc. cllll ror appt. 1>45-7;,GS ·rruc1t Dnv~r muvmg & i.toragt' Warl·hou11.- wo rk 'Swni: Shfl > ~7 8961 • c .. ,... .. Mondax• Match 12. 1979 DAIL 'f PILOT I u '• ..... 1010 ....................... ._..... 1050 MIKelWOUI 8010 TY. R.to. l5aun OAF XL ramera ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• teA. ~ lffl <.iAY body w1lh )()mm f Ooubl.-bed w/tram". Coffee tabt. plnot.s. potir.. ••••••••••·.~··••••••••• 2 O Chlnon lens Self Fairly ™!W, s.:w. bar 11tools , old trunll. ltuUUful 2) color TV 2 Umer Th.ru~lcn.1 IJlht 645-~ misc ~113.S yr wmty, fl'(.~ d t:hvery , meter Shutter apeeds ----SU21 M6-l186 11/1000 sc<' Uke new Oak din tbl, glass over W~ ......... ~! Sale. Tape rernrdt-r . Phont!9S:U3M. cort top,' upblitrd a.rm -~ Sony, Mod~I T(;.1>31,1 , Dop t040 _chrsSlllO/oCfr •~12 Openins Mareh 15th St erf'o re.-1 to r ~1tr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hanes 8060 Grand Opening Mareh w/power amp, xlnt cood. AKC ·re-cup Poodle pup ... •••••••••••••••••••• 17tb Re gistratio n for S350cuh S47 1.M5 door pnz.e of Leuv Frog -------P'61· Ml fo" also Teacup liMJhll S~ Plate. March 15th·23. 372 Magnavox AM I FM radio. Studsuvlce. 71•1992·2178 With 2 t(irth.OJ • l!:nallsh <...:auunu de Estrella. San s tereo record pl:AYN AJCC Toy & Minlatur.-bndle. 'Ex~llent cond l Clemente.496-8811 Fren<.'h Provmchal $1110 Poodles Puppies & tlon' Only Sl7 ~-C»ll ~ ---~700 66-6281 D> Yards, f'orest green ------ lAt.lult.' - -shag crp~ tn good c·ond RCA stereo console, 50<1 714/761-4265 Ha a 1hold Goods 806S S1 OOper yard 7~-2550 watt.xtcrnl spkrs. xlnl German She~rd pups, Ii ••••• •••••• •• ••• •• • •• • • . .. ---cond. Art 6 pm. G*OOa.'i wks old , nur cbred. AMWAY PRODUCTS Admiral23 drt vconi.ole ----.. & NEUT H l L I T F. SlOO Washer. good cond papennotavail 840-SSlS V1lam1ns i''or you1 S50 642~wkdyev<c loah&Mmi..e OLD ENGLISH SH EEP Amway Ois trib. Call ~ ~ ....... DOG PUPS, AKC, cbam 64:>-3913 W..ttd 1081 •••••••••••••• •• ••• •• • • pion hnes. S200 & up Jewetry 1070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~M.tM s:&a759. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTEO.S1lver lo.& bars ..,.,..... 9010 Yotlu~ Pups, tmy, A Kt' AJ.so 2 lbs stud servrc~. blue & gold. 842 0771 -----&.'Ollisb Temer pupp1c~ AKC registered. '200 Pt P. 552-1621 aft 6PM on MIL!lt sac. l carat bnltiant & meta Iii & token:; & ••••••••••••••••••••••• cut dlamood. VS 1 H col COlnS by t'ollet·tor Pay 4Z1 Chevy four bolt mu in or, retaJI val SS.658. sell ~ $7 per bar & 4"'1xs engine with marine ..,_, .,,,/'L,,.,cA S40-l58!1 f1H•e value for pre !964 equipment. Velva dnvt• ...,..,..,, V9'r~. silver com s. Call Dane trans, Wieand tunnel _ IL.1k for John. 557.3534 eves ram manifold & H•1llY ~ 8080 ----c·a rbs 1714) 371-074:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• °':!;: ~~ & 808S Everuniui 8045 UJG.GAGE TAGS ••••••~••••••••••••• VH"' radio, 12 ch. ~~w ••••••••••••••••••••••• fromyourbusmesscard Xlnt bt!w&usedofrfum, Sl65. Can demon~tr. M Cal. lon)t hair Fem Send one card for euch plan (11~. wk benches bought 5.Sch 496 -7446 s bortha1r l>payed cat lag plus ooe spare We C E SURPl~US63 1-2717 ----- _!kd~ ffteto You Goodwllllds.640-8669 return pe rmanently r,.~P7;------, : 1 Out Of 10 S eta Mixed Dog. one quarter 1 1 ecf ry German S h epherd. 41:1'' Walnut desk~ c hair & loats. ,OW« 9040 pad $!j5 Call Barbar a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~2274 '78 Scarab 330 TS out F e male Verv wel I I say trained 557-8393 After I ti II _tsPM -----I - - ---dnves. 85 hours Loadctl • GS mph plu.'! StorL'<l un T E L F. P H 0 N t: trailer Must ~elllbel>t uf A N S W F. R I N G fer MA .. AGEMEHT TilAIMff Company t>l!Pitn!>IOll pr'' j[J'am demand talentt-d t:qucll <lppor M 1-· t.mplyr S ECRETAttY P /t1me l'nlJl.'IJJOrhttll)fl & vhonl! lll't't'!\i..iry Hl'ttrt•t•o; >Al'lt•umc Tori wagt'' & u d ~ 11 n r e m e n t I• p p11rtu111t1e' Apply in Pl'™"' The Wackl· nhut (.'orp Suite 0 571 N Poplur St Orange /\n c(1u:sl o ppurtun1t} cmvloyt'r 997 ltS63 II ne Y L a b r a d o r • p u p p y I Housebroken . Moving I 536-6912 eves 847 003!1 lln a reccnt survc>y DaysAskforG_a_Y __ sealed attractive tag & :o.trap, meeting airline J 0 requirements Pre vent los..' & theft' For a persona!tzed ta~ encloiie wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo" paper & Wt' wlll back & tnm your tags. Or lry two car<h MAC ll lNE Ma1o r 731-8216(hofllel brand!>. large dascounll> 546-l 200Cw0t'il l new l~en.. New com ________ _, rru.ss1on spill. Our pt'<lple earn twice the mdustr> a ve rage. Call Gu y Dillow. S!H-0611 HE:>'TAURANT COUNTER SERVICE for nat 'I inves tme nt counsel111g firm. Uex t>ow":.·brokcr11gti exp 11 +. For mtcrv1ew . call Mn. Kt'lly. 759· 17 71 between 9am-12 Noon st-:1-: ···on YOLRS!-;I. .. Lol'lil Amway [)i s· lnhutors a re enJOYtn~ xtra tnrome We show you how Phone for appt betwn6-9PM. ~1182 SECRETARY . <iirl f.'riday full time for Service !Station Allen • '. dant. nper'd Day & 11 o u 1 o r 1 ~ ,._,, •••• -8oso •secretaries statedl ••••••••••••••••••••• •• lif they were to1-------- 1work temporary f **I BUY** Good used Furruture & 1 1 Appliances-OR I will I sellor SELLfor You back to back PRJCF.S $"lea or 31$5 415 tag.s $1.60 ea t;/9 tags Sl.SO ea 10 or more Sl 40 "" Sales Tax lndudt'd NO CARD" !-ales & servlCt' Phon k r p T 1509 " h As orJer ry erkm' 1 romcs, 5 ueac - Blvd We stm1n1:.ter, CLASSIC 26 ' C ll n I~ l.IM-0720 CR.Arr speed boat. twm eng. Only z in So l' A Q.OSIHG OFC. mm1 real estate real estate m gmt o.mcc. Eves. F\Jll & pi lime . Av Must h.ave good typing & ~Y Shell Station 17th & Peri-ti .ct Ml-ti phone skc1lls · · l'M • ._ TSL Mgmt . 642 lti03 -ne. NB. _ "KELLY'' MASTYS AUCTIOH l ~686 & 83l-9625 Draw your own or send name, addn>ss. phone & we'll make one cdrd per tag Add 25< earb 2 metal exec desk!>, J6X70; conference t ble. 4.2"X96". Jtel Dura 1041 automatic tape driven typewnter. 2 punch in c.lotls. lots of misc ofc t'Quip & ch rs. Matching walnut desk & credenza 754-(8)01640 5891 •CHRIS CRAFT• •WB.LCRAFT * •IOSTOH WHALER. (Phoenix. Store Onl) 1 •EYIMRUDE• Complete servil·e Dev• Newport Boat Center REAL ESTATE SALES l.Jcensed Or we Wtll lr3IO you for s tale exam Limited oUer. Call Causey & Co. 494-80.57 dayl and njqltts. HlrflHJ --Serv St.a Help need<.>d 1m for f:astw and SUl'ftl'fter SECRET ARY med. 1-ull or ptt. Apply ,, ______ _ I I I I Send check or money or derto· •acations. Must be 16 P /tlme, 20 hrs + 900E.Cstllwy,N.B. Architects Ofc, exper -Would Be The One! CASH PAID !-'or gd used furn. anti que5 & cir TV's 95HH33 PtlOT PklHTIMG l'.O. Box tS60 15.SS Newport tJI vd Costa Mesa 714~~601.> 2125 I'; Apache Hlvtl Te m p e I\ r i t o n ,, 002 894·9543 R...E. SALES (Jperungs now avail. in our attr active, well funushed Laguna Beach office. for ex-per or new ly licen.wd. enthusiastic "\alespeople Xlnt com m1si.1on schedule & a lru ly great location on Cua!>t ll"Y. 2 blks. from lhc beach. with ample off ~lpark1ng. SEA UOH REAL TY 497-3388 Real Estate .Apply in pen°" Tws-°"t through Friday 2. s PM. *Carl's Jr.* 111951 Brookhur!\l FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1550Adams Blvd. COSTA MESA 279 K 17th St COSTA MF.SA 21532 S Brookhurst HUNTINGTON BEACH 19512 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH lnlbrs & Salesrnt11 We have an opening in our Residential D1v. for an expenenced man or woman possessing en thusaasm and mtegnly If you are mtercsted m a 90'l2 Adams beautiful office in the HUNTINGTON BEACH finest location. workin1: ..... 1th conge r11al a s 2092SE.Bnstol socaates, we are interes t-·--S•ANT-•A•A•N-A--•I oo in meeting you. In----------Lervicw by appomtment. w.-yM.. Taylor Co. Realtot'S 644-4910 RECBVIMG CLERK Full time. retail clothing cttore Expenence pre fern>d. W1ll lram. Hour., 8.»S·JO. Mon thru Fri Call Nancy. 644·5070. f<ecept.torust ANIMAL HOSP. Hecept/Asst N.8 . 1-'-Tor PT Ind. Wknds /Eves. 044-5463 Sales CAN'T GET IN THE AIRLINES? Pubbshers rep wiU hires to travel w/group to Vegas, NY .• Miami & oltwr c1ues & resorts on random itinerary. No exp nee. All ex:~nses. paid trauung. Cash ad vanct!d, traru.p furn. re tum guarantel'd. Must be JM or over. sml{le unat lached & ready lo start F'ore1gn l anguage helpful_ Sec Mr. J!ICObs. llam·5pm, Ramada Inn. needf'd, s alary negol . Sitter n eeded Tues & 64.'>-417010-3PM Thurs. 7 JO.am to 4.30 _a:isw _M_Cli_a.Ca 92626 Conf-table w l M arm pm. Own transp reqd S2 SECRETARY/R~pt. hrCall673-8596 I 1'wo Louis XV i.hpper Secretories I rhrs. XJnl ('(Jnd. $175 ea Typists I Dresser & matc hcnl( O'Neill Superswt. Taped seams Used on c t· doesn't fat Sl 10. 548-0256 in expanding sales/mfg. -------- company. Good typing TUCHU R .....a: • I hdbn:I, $70. Overstuffed ec .. ,.. .. orusb c·br. $20 Wicke r hdbrd. Carpet Mill Closeout~ Nylon Plush S4 00 & up 549-8181 /675-5906 nee. lmmed requi re· Exp Math MaJor for a menl. 7141979-6373 lge pa roe h 1 a I h 1 g h WONJ P~. I m Re<'On:I cabinet. $1S Long & s hort tf'r ml 714·7Sl-02&5 1 Secretary Bank seek1n ~ exper highly motivated plat· form secretary to assist mgr & comm lending of· fkers. Type 60 WPM, SH 75. xlnt benefits. Apply at The Bank of Caltforn1a. 1401 Dove St., N 8. Equal ()ppty EOE. 8J3. 3.S 11 Secretary, P/T for ad vertising agency nr OC Airport. Inter esting wor k, typing, filing Bnght, good typist atten· bon LO detail. Call Judy at 957-1314. SECY/RECEPT school , Ca ll Mr s. Pan.ons 754-7711. Mater Dea High School, S.A las s11?11mf'nts Top pav I 8 foot Sofa, in shades oll WIMDOW SHADES I paid v;irallons. honu!-1 green, ~ood condition. Wooden shut t er ~ I prol.!rn m Nl'' er a fl't' SlOO Smoked glai.~ cof mmibllnds. wov~n woods Teachers A id needed I (ee tablt! with malchtn~ & wmdow tmtlnR. 20-40'4 Mon.Fri. 12:30 to 6 o r I ILL[" Tile • ~nd table:., $100 S im o(fall1tems 2 .30 lO 6. $290 hr Expr'd I~ ... :f=iri' mons "Hotel MOh.•I" bed ASPEN 645-8951 preferred.9'19-9i4l. I SEA\11 «:;E • _S50 962·IBt5 Afl~r5 JOPM Newport-Beach T;nn1:. taJn~~lJ::TEN I lrvint• Sofa & loveseat Sl50 Oub F\Jll f'am1ly Mem I Either in n ylon o r bersh1p 64 2·011 2 . For a s mall private 833-1441 herculon&aJlcolors. B& 644-6687 school. 12 s tudents in 2102 Busin<"Ss Ctr Dr J Mattress 838 E . lst ::;1 -p~--R-_--2-ft..-1-0-.-cla.'IS. Hrs. 8:30-t. Please Suite 208 St , S.A. 838-5636 unv ....... va call for apµt. 640-8820 1 yr old. fully insulated, TEAC.'HER·ACCNTNG Hunlmi;!ton Beach TW'IN OR FULL cpts & dr'Jl6 Cost S48CJO. A South Coasl bustness 847-3'l9!J Mattress or box springs Sacnf1ce $1400. Can ar college bas a n 1 m . 8907 Warner Ave #215 S28. each pc. <sets only 1 range take down & l>et mediate opening for 80 Queen sets $89. Klng set up.~ or 675-9068 acct 'g & bus. math La1wna NiRuel $99. Samples must be teacher for mornings. 831-0542 sold immediately from CaJI 556-8890 for an im· 27957 Cabot Road our warehouse. Wed t.hru mediate interview r e· Sun. Credit Avail. <Also garding this xlnt op· F:qualOpp. Emp Mi r avail. hvmg rm, bdrm. 7 foot high metal closet Sliding doors 2 31" wide. 3 48" wtde white some track & hardware S2S or offer ~-4321, Ext 210 chair.. Dei.ks. chair-., b e n t· h e 'i • \' .1 b :. , 546-9593.or 640-1 T76 ~&Ot'C)Clfts 8090 ·77 Bertrum :.!K ~H ... •. . . .• . . .. .. . . . • . • . . ~~ ~ l~~~/:3~~. 2fl(j UPRlGlrf pianos S495 lo $1 ,950 Grand'i (rom USED lJ' Boston Wh.der S2 ,250 R ('b Id 1<. rt' :()I-I P Johni.on ~lee. 2 yr , fuush'l(S. tuning!\ old hi!Hi833 eve' Hany D. Oquist 8600 llam1lton Ave. IHI 5368775 New Yamaba CP 30 ele<> tron1c pu1no. Yamaha G SO 112 a mp I 1 fl c r & Ro6s Oanger Must Sell Makl'Offer. 962-9930. SALE!! Closed bid a~ 1s when· 1~ t!li8<!7' BaylmerCru1M't CFSl41G H On a 19711 trai.IC'ntc trailer. ves~•·l ha'i :13 hrs of operation wtth no v1s1ble dama~lo' May be ~n at Advann· Bo at Mover!.. l r. 7 2 Placentia.CM blwn lht· Baldwin Grand Piano 6'3", t:bony finish SG990 1132-2994 Upnght piano S400orbest offer Call~9119. GRANO PIANO XLNTCOND _ hr.; of 8 & 5. Sealed bul operung will be held at 1:1 noon on March 21. al the offic e o f So Coast Marine Surveyors. !>73~ E. 2nd St • Long Beach. Sl52S 549 1352 SpwtiRq Goods 8094 gd typing skills. some lite acct 'g background helpful, or willin gness to learn. Interesting fast growing co.. pleasant surroundings. Call Niki ~1395. po rlunity. Also in bookcases, lamps, end t.erviewtng other future Not an ajlency tbls. etc. l bus'~ft tea hin · L J ~Model HOtiW """"' c g po51· ---------, l.i<lm. Discomt hnt. r,;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;,b==:=======:;t WAJTRESS: Exper for 549-3077 Wedding dress, designer •••• ••••••• • • • • • • ••• • •• spec1al. Best offer. <..:all WANTED Inexpensive aft 5 pm 751·3548 backpack:lnii eqwpmenl for duldttn, age:\ 5 14 At. P•titwgs I t e m s s u c h a 1> Ca ~1213)434-8471 The bid mu.~t be accom panied Wllh t'ash or castuer's check Ln th1 amount of 10'"; of bid Check is to bt• m .H11 payable to Omahe1 In demn1ty Compan~ balance of bid due in ;, days after bid ovenm.: TECHNltlANS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS We design, develop. build. test and deliver the bes t in high-t echnology systems and missiles. Our con- retirement home dining --------room. P l tlme. Apply GetGREENcash Newport Villa. 4000 forWHJTEelephants H 1 I a r a a W a y • N B with a Class1f1ed Ad 642-5861. Call 642·5678 Oriental & European backpacks. down s leep· A LSO HenredonTa-mg bags. h1ktnf' boots. I ble/4 chrs. $600-11'2 on g backpackers tents et<' price642-8SS2 547·3182 I - Coming In April Owner ~erves the righ1 to refuse any and ci ll bids WAITRESSES Exper ienced d inn er house waitress, night & day openings. Apply 1n per son betwee n 3·5. Mon.·f'ri. J . P . MAC'S, Dinner House. 10142 a;~nw:r.1. Adams /\ve. H .B. (Al Brookburst l E.0 .E ii~' p~Gp~UPPi RECEPTIONIST 1000 E. tst. St. Santa for Law Offi<'es Some •Ana-•'•SJ.S._305_7 ____ •1 typing prPf Start SJ.SO --- . tracts and work are long-range - l asting well into the 1980's. We un- derstand personal development, career goals and challenging work. Warehouse Fore man · night s hift. Blanket wrape exper. necessary Furniture m anuf. co 5.57-8961 That's pot-pour-rr a confused c.ollec.11on. <l m1~cellaneous m ixture , a hodqepodge per hr 7 hr day 833-0101 Sales-Enlhus1ast1c person ---------to call on people 1n the ReceptionIBtltyp1st for 2 design trade Top S for e1\g:r. sec Type 6Swpm top person. Desi gn No shorthand. $750 mo Resources, 545-6080 lmmed. opeining in -------- Irvine area 979-8733 SALESGIRL RECEPTION Typing/clcrlcal duties for energetic person Xlnt oppty & benefits Salary open. 898-0071 RECEPTIONIST Switchboard/ Receptionist A Special Position! We've got a good op· portunity avallable for an Individua l with 3 years experience as a Switchboard Operator / Receptionist, with pre· vi<Mn uperience oo 757 COOIOie preferred. Ellperie nced. j unior womens clothing , full ti me . T h e Second Glance. 2122 W. Ocean- front, Newport Beach. 67S.3361 SALES RALSl'ON BOtrrtQUE. South Coast Plaza 1s in- terv I e wing for F /T SALE5PERSONS w/exp ln Designer Apparel. Top salary + comm. F or appt call 540-6640 Moo thru Sal lOam-Spm. Sales J.M. bas a career OIJl)ty in shoe sales in our Oi6ta Mesa store. Pref er exper'd sales person but will train qualified can- didate. 10% commission against dra w & xlnl benefits. Jnte r vlew by apPt ooJy. Ca II Mlss An· me at (714) S40-5050 JOSEPH MAGNlN CO. F.qual Opportunity Employer ff you enjoy people. SALfS poaaesa a front-omce Ledies eam extra $$'a It penooaUiy and can hao-a new wardrobe ea dle ~wltcbboard, &eMOft abowing a beaut ~r Jener:J:C f~~ge line ol laahlona. Call beoehta loclud• pald 545-74B9or831-203'7 · medical. dent.al, life in· ~. paid boUda)'lt, al~lt leave, vacauon. re- Ur e meot and a good •i. rtlnc a.t.lacy. SALISLADY Full or p /Ume. The Show-Off. 22 F aab lon laUmd.N'B ' SAJ..!$>ERSON: M arlne .,.._. appl¥ in penion exw requl* For In· .. ll&m OC'~-3 m at tbe side . outtkte electronic Par1oane1 . or call: AMII to California. ll4K t714) U -4160 to S20X potltloo . Ile· qulrN a m arkethtl or REMEX ,...,_ ct.aree. Suf>mlt rwume to PO BoJC 1JOe Hewpolt Beacla CA. tiiA Wei~ Needed ·full • P.•ri Ume. F or ..Ubtilhed paUo 1tor.. NT..ml At General Dynamics we're looking for Electronic Technicians at a ll levels, whether you'r e just st arting out on a career or you're an ex- per ienced pro. C.AUIRA TIOH SPECIALISTS ELECTRONIC CllCUO'RY ELECTRONIC LAIORA TORY MICROWAVE MISSILE TECHNICIANS REUAllLITT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT TEST OPHA TORS If you want to work where you can learn from the best engineers in the business, use the latest equipment, grow and take pride in achieving technological challenges. get in touch with us right away. Call me, Joe Stelmah (714) 629-5111. Ext. 4711 and let's talk seriously. Or, come in to our Employment Office, Monday thru Friday, 8AM-4 :30PM. If you )?rerer. send your r esume to: GENERAL DYNAMICS Pomona Division, 1875 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766. An Equal Os>oortunlty Employtr M/f' U.S. ClU~tdp Reqlllr9d WAREHOUSE See our JObs under clerical £or immediate opemngs. VICTOR T ft1111POC Clll Sen ices WOOO WORKER Need helper to complete 40' commercial fishing vessel. Fiberglass & wood working exper pref"d. Call 492·3263 eves ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antique Music Boxes! Slot Machines! Clocks! HUGE SELECTION AMtrfce111 ............. Geltri•• ()pen Wed. lhru Sat. 1802Ketteriug, Irv. <71•> 754·1777 .... men 8010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREIGHT DA MAG ED HOI'POJ.NT SALE. 3308 W. Warner or Harbor, Santa Ana. 979-2921 CASHPAJD Ws hr/Dryrs / R e Crlgs, wortdng or not 957-8133 BAROAINS-Used refrigs. wahrs,dryrs,garur,t>e.t buys, we Sflrv. appl. Beat AWf. $.16--09ll. 53M330 Cddspot FF refrig f19S. Glblon FF rtfrig, 1175 . Frigidaire wahr SH Kenmore ws br $145. Guaranteed • delivered MH872 U c u . ft. uprt ght FrfgJdare freezer S275. ~18 WblrlDOOl lieu n. wblte rtfrli. w/lu malrer llaytaf •••,.er wblte both .int. coacl. ~ Pilot Potpourri is our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending savings of up to SO percent. It's a good time to clean out and spruce up. APRIL 4th (Wed.I thru APRIL 7th 1s11 l • Have a GAAAGE SALE! • Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your neighbors together & have your own SWAP MEET!!! Ads are limited to miscellaneous merchandise fo r sale only! ! (No Real Estate) Write 1 word each space. minimum size ad is 3 lines THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER ! ' Fill i n the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY! ! ! ! NO. OF 4 DAYS WORDS 12 5.00 6.00 20 7.00 24 8.00 28 9.00 10. 36 11 .00 40 $12.00 If you need more room tor your message just prinl or type 4 wo1ds per line and add S1 .00 extra tor each additional line PleaM ecMctule my Piiot ~otpourrl ad to tun Apftl 4th (Wed.) ltlru April 7tll (Sit.) wttll no change Of copy. No r1bat1 tor Hrly canc1ll1t6on. Enclo11d I• my check or mon1y orde r tor Or Plf!tt\e char91> ll'le od BankAMerttdrd, VISA No Ma\terCMroe No . Phone Are.t Codi' Nldrtt~s . . . . C«tv Mall to: Or•nge Coaat Dally PUot Claaalfled Ada, P .0 . Box 1580, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92128 or bring Into one of th• Dally Piiot offices . DAILY PILOT 1he Or•not Co.st Dally Pilot ,_,.,v s tl'lt rlQhl to edit or reject •nv "dvtrtlslnQ copy {18 OAIL.Y PILOT M onday Ma1ch 12 197V ...... .... ,on.ct AU'foa. Imported ~.a.~·.1:-:~ ••••••• ~~·.a.~·.1.n:f~.~ ....... l~~a.~·.~~~~ ............ ~-:t.a.~·.~~~~ ........... . .•...•................. .......•............... MGil '744 Volbwogett 9770 c.lloc 9915 ford 9940 Mo4iol-Ho.t1., Sale/ R•/Stor.gt t t 6 MotorHo..1, S•J ~ tUO ..... /Storegit 9 I 60 ••••••• •• •••• ••• • •• • •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••~ma ll Trut k f'Mml'••r '712 ~ 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•..•...............• IUY NOW!! CONSIGN NOW • "wl 110 $21Ml pr "I. Wt• haH• 2 I SUW . nood rood llU '570 ......•................ 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AMffM cuaette. moonroof. hr1.1. burlllar ulbrm Must !It'll by 3 LS $990()/~isl c1fr 831 7200 • '72 91JT 57.000 m1 Xlnl '78 SCIROCCO Chttmpagne 1-;d1I 100 Whlll' wJbla('k 1ntenor Al.lo~ Stereo 1'e1 r1C11· l(IL'I saver Hi2GOJW 1 Pnred to Sell' Compl tum• up Mt SN11t S4'7 31112 6« 7321 ~!>:.! 0943 tui.l IW .,.ord i''alcon Convert1 ~ ble. 99'~ rel>tor~ Xlot CGIDrO 9917 '-'OOd Must llee1 $295U ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.4()..11.36 ~~J· ~·~-.ii' n~· Axl~1l ·:.:~~lgood l-Und1 t'(ind S5700i b6t 640 761U 631-4195 t'\<t'/Wknd~ ----- Ill 111111 fl ,. n I) I r ,te \ 11 ,1 I rt-s l' r \ aft 0 n h;1rl..ln~ on · fl\ tlrl\ ,.,. \\'Ith Pnn Am ;Jllct .1tinnJI ,1bu "'r lU'-1\l'IV puhl1.,ht•cl Ii\ tr\ c•r 60 l S & I 111t•rnat11111.11 "hol••,11h·r-. mrludmft l111 t uot l1m11t·d tcr Triplt• AAA \ "' I 1 ii k ( · P \ 1 r I r 11 ' t• rn u n I /\ ll ' t I' ll I I •• l n " r \' N u r c; u t 1 arp·h, • .,.,, ,,.,,I c-h1ur L.l.b Nt.W' l'rl Sil) A ,.~·f1flt't' .it Slt995 t'u JI 171•) m !lfl:lfi ur t 11 l l tm :RH 79•, HOW ARlttVIHGI )OIJlll' 9710 rond S8 .300 <.:all ,.,... ___ _, 4!M 307Jt661 1161 9920 ..•.................... '73 Pinto. good cond Mags. recent tune·up S900/bsL oHr Call II 5 540-IJ340 ext 261 Arter 5 546-5791 t;,•1rn.111~ '· l'('S tS\\tl/\•rl.rnd1 •Ill • IU\ '-'~l11wut 1.1 \. 1 n-c.hl t douhlc tl11• 1h•d11111w d1•1u t•t·1.1l1nn •l'111 tt•nt r1t•1•t " .11 '>HIH\'' n•qu1n· :~,o h\ Apt 11 :Jo 11•' ,., h11nkt>tl 111 c ;•rtmn '"'':-' • l'u1 t·h.t'I' .ct r.11 ton rwl "'' 111rt• Abo llm1lt'l.I uuml>t·r 111 lllTW 4-'U\ '" i.tlll u\ JllJ ~' 4•111.16 l0dlly I ll 1-1040 495--4949 OltAHGI COUNTY'S OLDEST ·····•····•·•·····•••·· titlJagXKl'.:2+ 2 S41fJ6 7Ml7705957 'fll J11i XK .. : roadster. 304! ford u11g. & 4s pd 13900 !HZ~ '72 XJ6. Ctl l';lrn Y ~Hwn:H 751 Rll!.2 '17 91 IS TARGA Copp()r me talllr, oir. t1L..rt'<1, CD. 111.000 m1. (410VDI) $16,750 k:'.=:::21!::=='-::l-r-=~ PrfstlM PCM"Khe 536 7888 18711 licach Ul11d llUNTINGTON B .. :ACll 84~2000 'W Roadster convert1bh.· Mint cond Rblt enR $9500/olr 642·86113 Vct•o 9772 ...........•........... f:h;,/ r;j,;t~/ 900 So. Coo•t Hwy. Laguno t.ac h 494-1 131 ·11 COWllrY Se<lun ~lallun Wagon Xlnt cond Sll:'>O 56&-A296 70 ford Cort.ma 1600 GT tiood cond Very dean sooo 96K-l802 Uncoln 9945 ............•......••.. t St.1r ~1 1111 ·, ,\ c l.1" \' • IO(I'. I 111;1111·111~ 11( "'' lllt'I' ..... , ...... I.I\. &. ltt'l'll'l' lhr otwh 111,tJlll h.1nk' .11 IJ o \ I ' H 7 ' I ' .11 111111 • 111n l>oclKI' 1'1 u1fo1110 .. o \.110 V8. ;t-0,llUU ml 'l.t'ltom 111Jo1d<•. ar,•1•n 'l tun<' 1<Pt'•'•11I v111nt, fully <'lll'l,.'hod & p11ne'llt"ll In i.ldt· pnrl h••ll'11 1111 vt•nl'I i;un 1 Utlf. h11th hud1 .. w1111•I 1•ha1t1> '\part ttrt• r11rk v. ult• uro-,, w m111(1i> AM ... M 1 .. vr ru_,~t lr lb~~U H71•4.'ifi4 I .. '\Jlll•rt110 I ~ .. h .... ~'r\ ll'I' l.t•J.-tnl( Ray CCll"Yer,lnc. 7:1 Jal( XJ6. I) m<> or 6.000 mi i:uaruntee on n•IJll l"llSt 4 rww Uu11lop .. ;htes rull pwr 1•qu1 pped \M l'M 1'ler<•o S7 .000 r1rm646 &5l2 fur Jppl "76 912 E. white, black 1n ler1or, alloy whecb. .Sl('reo Very \lc·••n 6ot211366 VOLVO SALES, SERVICE AMOLEASIHG 1!166 Chi·vv ~t.1 )..'<111CI nmd $.51111 li42 !l7C10 77 Lincoln M iark V l~ather . i.Lereo tap•· cru1M~ control. lilt whl full r." r e t c ·N .. w M1dll' m ures. 55M m1 S!0X)l(trm i-:ve:. 644·922'J H.olli. l\.oy1·t• UM W I n ' 1·.., t m 1• n I s 1· m 111 .1 r... h 1· Id 11 r1 '-1.1l11rcl.I\' 111\:\1 l f>'\I 011 '\1 .111·h 17th ~ 11 h ~ !hi tlfl ltH' <ll 11>11 16 U11d1w Vun 'u,111111 111 lt'nut & tll:lt·nur hkt• ntw $.'I.If!~ Hy Jppt un I; s.t.~ l~I J .un horc•1• Nt'WVUrt lJl'lldl .;40 b444 Kanniam Ghia 9735 '7U 914 2 0 BhH·k 1tl11l cood Loaded 33 01111 m1 975 71 16 day!\ 4!1\1 lb411 dayi.cvt'll ov .. :rtS..:AS 1>fo:1.rv ... H, EXPI::HT~ o•··•••ewt~-. 150'2 Hllr'fcrd A•e, I,.., Co. 714/559-4446 ~ c .. 1-100-154-0ltt lt.texl Dale'• lllM 69·2378. I '1 1111p11tt•111(•d rt>:-t'r\ dlton sv~tt·m I .m·at1orh al~o in Snn Franr1sro & l>.:nv(•r t wuy nv-drive. 74 Uudl(t' \'un Wtdl' tin·!'. mug1> A M fo'M H trk 'it\aj( l'p\b •h hill'k '>l'Ulh 125()() ll!'ll olf 675 ~ l''Ont 'Tl i-;1..0 At" I'~ llUlO. ('IClru' l.o Ult ~ 714 64511100 7"! fo'ord V H window VdO ltd rond J5H11 l lk, II l1 ad1 & AM.~ 67:1 4621 CREVIER & I )I & U OAOWAY \ANIA AMA 835 3171 Ot( Ulfl .... " os;uy1Nt• MA\. UIN• --~-~~11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!\I · 77 Dod Re Van U 200. uutom al1c, p /i., p /b . am/fm t·ai.setle Kuns on reg gas. Asking $52<JO ~·WH •USEOIMWs• Tl~J02TuS/H <S735SMt: 1 '7J211Mr.!hpcl 1:11WJSI') '7G2002S1H <4!nl'llJ1 USED BOATS ~ll"C't from 1>11er 100 ACTION BOAT 17 14) 5364891 Will ~·II •, interest Hf 9150 .........••............ ·77 Su.tuk1. 7~0GS, like n.-w Musi sc:e $1500 1.46 5210/6'J5-07Zll aft U 71 llu.">ky -250cc Xlnl ti1od1t1on II speed. new !>hoc:k!. Must sell S385 After 6f'M & weekend~ 631 5'197 I y m., n w 'du c k I o Muu MX t2S Cusl f' M .F l\'"f1tJn">1bl(' p1·r,on framl:' mmtrond L<'av l'nfot11·ond 640 1136 mg town d~pcrall! lo 1111' I 11 n W h JI 1• r I 7 • !>t'IJ 77(). 7299 "lo•· w r•u r I I I ,, 11 I' 2 l'u1·h M axi Moped!> f\111fu1J1· 1r.1d1·r 1 Brand new. Game Sho" ·dr;t,.. l.1lw Ill'" $h.S<)O pnlt' 581 9266 $300 ea 1r1:1xmo Motof' Homu. S•I NV l'.Ji\t "I\ 2>1 '7ti :.>oo hr' Rent/Stor• ~ 160 .t!\ Ut '\\ ~' 000 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t.41i li71N Ht·:NT l,uxury '711 Motor Boah, R..,./ llo rne 22' Sleeps 1;, Char1ff 9050 W1nl S um ral<'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• h4(~~ I l1af1t•r Luxury W ur 1;,· rrK1l11r yt.1dll Ht•u'<u11a t.h· fir. d<.111) WP1·klv m:, 2172nr fi7'> :1:i:t1i ;,; 57' l'own & Sail houb .• ~all rur 'h.1rll'r ... for 2Grt Cl a:.~ A i-;xplorer. new llr<'!'>. )ll'O <.:B. c·rse . ~lerc·o elt· JI .000 one owner miles Like n1•w SI0.500 Ex1·0 f 1n1· 5-t 1 4054 or 644 07K2 llu.'lhrmll Han• M.ir 17 Nt•w 21· P<tn~ f\31 l'OI '>lt'l'P'> K Low Arrow Sµr1 n ll Boats, Sail 9060 rnlc 646 4546 .••••••...........•.•.. -..10lJllJ lo. lull rn1·1· uu "ll'lkr nu (J II 1•11Jl. $6300 '-*• lltlMI ICon .I .11 kl.on 1\111' '>,Ill l111,1l C :01.cl I 111111 \\.1k1· 11ll1·r TrGlen. Tra•et 9170 •.••.•.•....•..•....... ltun\Jnf,!ton by lhe Sea. 1974 AJJO l8 fl :.elf l'On 1..unt.>d Hxl2 cabana. fut ly l'arpet<-d on location S3SOO Ca 11 536· 16J7 , t W11111h•11 .... I 01111 11u mn1: S..'l •-111 tiTI 7~11\ IK' Truvelei.e i:.elf runl .Ill CU'-l hutlt. !>l!!ep~ 6. xtric. $1995 673 7787 P-CAT If I 38 ~lnl mml "'14 152" '76 AIRSTREAM 1-:XCELLA J l' Mino wave· oven and all <·xtnu1 No mlle11gt- $17 .OO'J TIMl-:SllAHJN<i Ll-:/\SE li45-~or675 9068 h.lamkr 4:!1!. tlsl. loath•1t. AMtol for s• 111 Nt•wµo11 . I' IP 11411 0 I 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want<-'d MasL'l for K ill'. W~/ OK U1ngh y, Int 14 , CIOsaic1 9520 t..1ghtn1nK OK 1r IH11kt·n ••••••••••••••••••••••• hut re11aarabl(• ltt•11ly Acl '46 FORD WOODIE "~· D~1ly 1'1lot l'O l~>x 1-\Jlly restored! $13,000 l5titl. Coi.La Mt•,J , ( .1 67$--6161 ~ --------Garage for storage. <.:an ~:lpi/ nery Vlllagt>, Newp()rl 90 7 Beach. 675-<l912 Tues-Sat. .........•.•••.••..••. - SUflS AVAILAILE ·~Dodge PU. 2 tone, xtnt cond $3200/best orr YA<:Newport646-0SSI 640-2730 dys. 675·7157 loot Sips Want.ct eves/wlmds Mr Duke. 645 6015 ~ 311• Moat tl0t•k m Newport VeNdn 9530 Hcach Pwronly. noeler ••••••••••••••••••••••• $150/mo 644-4167 WANTED: Used m ini motor home, in good mecbantcal condition Will consider T .O. P. 547-3Ul2. ~· V berth. Pwr only Lst: w /3hr condo $80 67~l22S. la~ Speed & 9010 Toyota Dolphin mini- ,_, home. like new, real gas ••••••••••••••••••••••• svrt W /xtras. 646-6621. '7K Kooa 20' day crwser. 460 Ford· Panther jet 4 WhMI Drhn 9550 Swim step, bow r11il , ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt~hl1, cover, tandom trlr. Xtra s harp . Slft!OO/ofr. Call 1163-2963. Camper Shell for Toyota 11bor\ bed pickup. ~/or offer. 493-8089 For Sile '77 VauUone Campcor. 8W. Roof air. rdrllJ. Mono toilet. Uke new. IZIOO. Cati 493-e087 Dodge 70 Camper Vun l• ton Everylhini:. Good rond. $2400 p p 540· I 053 '78 Chevy • tton van. short W B., aJJ blk. 6 cyl, aulu tra AT, ster£'0 tape, h1 bk bueket seaL'I, xlnl c<>nd Mu.st selJ $5,995/bes t ofr or take over lse pay ment.s ol $153 86 mcl'ds tax 964-36S7 or 96.1-3222 --Autos WClfthd 9590 •.........•............ WEWIUIUY YOUROATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DA TSUM "'.111 l1J.ffl ( .1p1 .. ll .ali" 831-1375 493.3375 WE PAY TOP DOLLAK for top u.-;cd ca~·fore1gn, domc8tics or ela11:11cs If your C'ar is extra dean, t.ce us Fl IDl'T1 ~. "ll11 0r~C~ / 29'2S Harbor Blvd COSTA M ESA 979-2500 WE BUY CLUHCARS &TRUCKS COMHRL CHEVROLET .!>0111.ut.or HI' •I 1·1is·1 A M~-"\ 546-1200 WE BUY USED CARS C/\LI. Used Car Mf(r 540-5630 IOllSSOS & SOS • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USB>CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership In the Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car• JOE MACPHERSON CHEYROLO 21 /\u.to-Center Dr1 vt• IRVINE 768-7222 WANTED! Late model Toyotas, VolvOll, Pickups & Vans. Call 1.18 today I ltUH..wll•4 c ......... ........ uu.,, 140·94'7 CAR STOLEN. Need clean depend. car, lruc k. etc. Have cash. (213) 8-0188. TI 3'.!0. /\Silt W3tYl'KJ I ·n~~.4 spS!R <017!11 '711633c.'lli S/H 1004 5> '78320IA. Siil (!ISJUOSI 78320i. 4sp SIH <036lt> CloHd Sundays '72 BMW sunroor. am1fm. lo rru Xlnl cond $3750 673-6SS9 '71 JJMW 2002 Snrf. stereo. fully restored OOK S31501bsl 631 2$1il Cns ·77 5301. 4 !>pd, :.nr( AMr fo'M l'11:0.i.. /\(' RuTgundy, mu."t wll t>-.l ofr 673 3707 hnrn1• or 1133-0W ofr IOI McLAREN's l!.50 N Beach Blvd LJ\ llABRA (Al Beach & Whittler 1 1714) 522-5333 Closed Sunday11 Capri 9715 ...•••...........•..... '73 Xlnl cond !>Unroor new llres. radio. vnyl roof, Sl700. 731-7508 Dahult 9720 .••.....••...••.•...... * z~s * DISCOUNTED i OP&COMPARE .. *DATSUNS• LGrCJ9 SelectlOf'I Of Alt Models SAl,ES·LEASING PAltTS-SERVlCE COSTA MESA DATSUN 2.845llARBOR HJ.VO 540-6410 540-0213 "We need to buy clean Data un uJ11ed cars" SW11l Pay Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN 21145llARROR RLVU 540.6410 540.0213 '76 DaLsun 8 -210 Htchck Xlnt shape. $2.200 <.:all 7 14 /552 -802!) o r 213/920-6682 '71 Z Very cleaq l'ar w /72,000ml $4,450 556-1676 all. 5 pm '76 710 Wagon, maf(s. air, AM /FM, luggage ruck, S3500 496-0917 .......... rt ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "18 280Z, 8.900 miles. air. AM/FM ste reo, factory warranty. S92!iO 645-2821 -----9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,74 •• ••.,... IO '72 Dat1un 240 Z. FM _."' "vM stereo caaa. air. xlnt. GTV. 5 speed, stereo, air Call 640-8292 ext 4102 cond • .tr low miles. Ex·---------ce11e nt condlllon. M 9725 all41pm. -------- M91art-4 lllH 9140 ~~:!'~v:h~iY. (l«JN'XV). • •••••••••••••••••••••• MUSTSllUl HOWAID a..,. .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loeded " 1barp, $'7000, 11tE MO.PEDDLER f75.25'11 1 New PEUGEOT MO·__._ 9160 PEDS ~ S419, Now ,,_ Dov•• Ou.au Sta. Nl!WPOR'l' BEACH llMIH aaaa .. Fant.attic Cloeeoul .....................•. 3 TO CHOOSE! '73 CLASSIC COHVERTllLE • '72 CLASSIC CONVER.. ti LE • '72 Concoun COUPE (7;.'0137 ,Ol225H.4YJU<!O I All /\rt• VPry Sharii lllJHRY IN NOW' 187Jl Beach Rl vd llUNTlNGTON Ht~ACll 84~2000 Collectors lt~m '58 Ghia Cpe. Heal classu· Nl·W 11.1101 and 1nlPr1or Bot.I y perfeel \ l'llow 111 rotor Brown st•almi: l.11 11llll1i. 1722llZTI Won't last! , um I Beach Hl vd HUNTINGTON BEACll 84~2000 PRESTIGE. PRICE and GREAT GAS MILEAGE • '76 White 914 ' .. ,"' ~ ' .. .,. .., .... , O~•· • 1MfllWoft11 t'»N•f f • • '75 Gr'Hft 914 • '73 llock 914 Ill ' "• •• .,,..~ ~· ... , ,JAUO Al • I o ' '75 White 914 117 I I hoch ll•d. HCMtlaqtClll l eoch 842·2000 EARLEIKE VOLVO 1!:166 llarbor Ill\ d COSTA M t-:'>A 646-9303 540-946 7 ott.utGE COUNTY VOLVO l-:Xl1..USJVEIS VOi.\; ti l.arJ:est Volvo Ot•Jl1·r m Orange Count, • HUY or Ll-.A.'>1-. OJRt-:<vl t!m~, 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 L~s.dlon OFNF.W 'n VOL VOS IN STOCK lmrrlt'd1ate l>H1\1•r' • MARQUIS MOTORS 281Ul Marjlurnlt· l'kw) MISSION VI l':JO 831-2880 495-1210 I.alt• ·n 21>4 1:1. ''''"'' 1'f1nd 1:. l.l(JU m1 •• 11r10"11 l'\IWIJ !>lt'rl'O SilAIO ••• 11<.'51 oH n Mt. i ,,;~I • .r1 , A&ltos. Used .•••...............•... luidc 991 0 .•............••••..•.. '77 t-:lt-Mra .• ill 11xtr.1 ' t(Ood, dean cou<J ~.!1J~' <.:.ill Ar1 1i-rr, 1000 1.1:1 !11117 Jwi:al Tu rho. 7!1 v. h 11 •· " hhll'. all xtr ,..,, rn11~1 ~at· ti7:l 71>.'ll 76 Skyh.tWk UJddt•tl l.11 m1 Nrat nir gr1·a1 rrulcag..-12895 1>40 K!r.ri Mmda 9738 L...---------' 'Q1Skylark.2dr c·pt;· /\utn ..•...........•........ miracle mazda 2150 Harbot' ll•ci Coda MHG 645·5700 '71 RlOO OOM m1 Hblt en~ w120M ma Uesl offer ~0062 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND I Year FREE SERVICE or l2.000 miles tn add• \Jon to warranty on any new 1979 MAZDA GLC, 626&TRUCIC ALSO FREE AM/FM RocHo with the purchase o ( any new 1979 G LC and FtlEEGAS fillup ii you ('an beat our deaJ on any new GLC. 626 "'truck in stock SEE US FIRST! Miracle Maada/RettaUI+ 2150 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 64S.5700 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •280E4*• '77 1111 1ttras. sunrl. spe mu sir sys. new Michel1011, P P. 838 6335 '70 2lniE 3.5. xlnt eond, slvr clalls1c cpe. s nrf, reblt en~. auto, air. blk llhr, $13.900. PP 640-9'.!60 dys. 644· 1795 eve11 FOR SALE MlltCIDES '72 :9) SE -dark blue. pay leather lntenor $7,900. 532..001 after SPM M.W.For~ '59 190SL con vertible classic . comple t e l y re!tored. Less than SOO rru on eng. trans. Askin~ $10 ,SOO. 498·0150 o r 498-03ll8 9755 ......•..•••••......... TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR Of THE YEAR" Good inventory in -.1uf"I• !furry while they I.isl ' MIRACLE MAZDA/REHAUL T 2150 llarbor llhd COST/\ M !-:SA 645·5700 Rolla Royce 9 7 5 6 ....................... "l DEALER IN U.S A ~~~VER ~2:}.s,,,~~~~I ....... port 81'•<1> "'° 1>44• ClOSlO SUNOAVS '59Sslver Cloud I Sl9.000 985 4144 Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFOREYOU SEU YOUR TOYOTA, SEE US! MA19UIS TOY OT A MISSION Vl .. ;JU 131-2110 495-1210 rur $1500 Cl<·an IA2 Ut>71 d)'l>. 84().~158 ('Vl;'S Coclloc 991 5 .4 ••••..............••. • • PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR NEW 1979 CADILLAC NOW! • '78 El Dor ado retired C M Executive Ownt·r dnven only Pnmc 1·ond Sl 1.400 493-7893 Cawert1blf' Classic. l!l74 VERY Ct.fo:AN '70 Toyota Cadtllac Eldorado, trn Corona 4 dr 70K. runs mac Loaded Mus t .,,.11 • but needs engine work M a k e or r e r l ' J I I $000 646-3104 7 1 4 I 3 2 7 3 ::! 2 II o r Tri..... 9767 -71-41-324-·3424 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·72 SDV F\111 pwr Cold '78 Triumph Sp 1tf1rc white exterior , Rik in tc rior. luggage rat·k AM /1-"M Radio. Pin St.npes. 11.000 miles Sllll under warranty $5300 87!MS64 ( F\J llcrton) '76 Spitfire Xlnt cond l7,700mt $3900 979·8826 --------~ color X lnl rond Use:. ~It gas.~-552-4877 '78 Seville 1-:le ~a nll'. Llmited Edition. low m1 golden bronze, com puter. all option~. incl mnrf $450 ctn & take over L'!C pymnts or $436 per mo Bud Lynch 776·51 IO. eves 581-9110 VollswCICJlft 9770 '76 SEVILLE Dark blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sacrifice low wholesale VW . Havlng trouble sell-bk 642-4097 & 642·4736 ~J!,.our ~=~d., ~( 0~11 J~~ I 9 7 7 F L E ET W 0 0 D Bnng your car to J im flROUOHAM All black Marino Volks wafe n. with EVE RYTHI NG Ul'711 Beach Blvd . 1 unt poMtblc ln perfect cond lnglon Beach A~k for $8995 or best offer Ca 11 '77~L. 21,000 mi. Im Frank Manno or Tom Milte964-36S7or963·3222 mat', company t'ared for . Aikin m.ist sdl $24,900. 752-m O --------dya 875-5491 eves '75 VW Bug Orlainal owner Bel11e "18Sllver ~LC. 9500 ml. w/blk Int. Xlnl cond. Perfecl cond. S32,000. SZ7~/bel ofr. 640-9103 MWll87. 97 42 Qi.ampajple addition con· '72 Sedan DeV1lle, brown. l oa d e d , PP <Li e 848FHL > 646 ·3669 / 6'2-22J&ON.B. $1395 1211. at ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------;..;;...;.....--------"11Ranchen>Fully loaded ..W 9712 on 1'71 Moctel1 lt'1t Moclela now arrt vlng M\JSTSELL ... •••••••••••••••••••• DICK Mii.LEK '1e MG Mld1ct : perfect V\, mint cond, ll,000 ml, '8.000 rlrm. 67UM9 '76 CDV. buriund)' W whlte cabr top. Xtraa. very gd cond Must sell. 644-6421 9947 71 1-,I t ',inllnu !'>.-..1 ~ xlul ,,nJ Ytry lo rru A t l'U I'S 1\\1 .. \I x lrt. Ill •IJ.l>h. t"!>lffi b<,1d)' & i>"lnl l wL'i uf whl'1·I,.. lll)'h p1·rl '>U'>P•·n'>llm \1 u-.t ................•.•.•.. ·70 rt'd. 3 '>pd. manual. .,, ... tu itppn·1·1Jh-t 'JJI ....;. :n~. 53li M-10:. AM l''M i.ten:<>. radial lire!>, 58,000 mt Great tuld ~ 646-4985 WANT ... I> 11 7t .. I t'..111"11110 ti11111I 111111i11111r; ~ury 9950 ~ m ,a l I \ K '' r •4 t • r r •·•I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Aulorr1.11w ~"17 :11K;• <>llANCa:C'OUNTY"S NEWEST l.IN('OLN-Ml-:RCUHY UEALF:RSHI P ill Ca pm·,., ~~11111 with lJn t luth 1111 Xlnl 1·111111 I• Wlndov.'. p rt nor 1111' k' ~ll'rt"(J. ITUl,t' 1·11111 r11I. I lit wtwd Mu'I ~.t•ll 1•1\1•11 .1 1•<1mpany ''" $!'17~1~. or h1•i..t ofh-1 I ".1 II M 1 k·· ~ 311'>7 or ~~t.:I .124!:! 'fih Mull bu. "lnl 1·111111 r 1• RAY FLADEIOE 1.INCOt.N M .. :RCURY 1r~ Ill Auto Cenll!r Dr Sl>l<'wy l.<Jkc Forest cx1l Jl{VINI': 8 30-7000 11·nllv r1•fu1 hhlwtJ ~11~1 ·n Col P ark 9 pas:. w;1~ 1.4.'d;i:.-~ t.111 ..'I'~· While fully loaded · 72 Nnv,t vX :1!.11 ~Int mt•t·h • 11nd ,1,111cl <Jrcl lr•ut.' ~1·1-.h 111111111 l>ti<l\' tw11rk i1t1'ilt rirm (' W1•J1.., 1,71 .r."l:I 11> \11Hll1 C ,11 lu \II IMMI tnl ni·w 111 .. , ~lrJ ~,.,., '~' 1ft7'1 .1 It I' I' \1 '74 LAGUMA S3 1\11 ... 11nrl \\I I \1 1 .1 r,11 .1'(1 lt111 I I 1 I 111 , .. •'"'"tr.to ti"r ''r hr lo. ~ "'lll•h•>' ""'\I 11111 lo.I ••Jl 1,1ull1•"•·1S:17flt '"' ... ~,.."' "" "·'' I >.n •.IUI 'It! t I l'llih ("h1·\ \ lll11J.tl.1 , ~CHl'I 11u•1h tt1111I Sl't• 1'.tll l:,.t;• CH.Y2 1A.k1h ,,, -. 992S ••...............••..•• • 711 n1Ht>OH,\ .'I ;,1111 1111 ~1l\1•1 hlk llhr 1111 .11r llll 1 r1111"' ..c' \\I F VI l1k1• rlf'V. 'lo'.1 111'1 1 I I :>Kti-!~.:~t 11r 'h1 IM.1 l 9932 . .........••..•.•...... un:i t"11r...1·ll·· ~'lilt 111 rn1 s1,x1111 ,., 111·~1 11111•1 ~ 7201 Jfl til' M •'' ltuu-. 1101111 I ""k •·•11lll :'<Int t•oncl ~i ~JIJ 4-'.0 :!1111 '63 ROADSTER Sti5tl0 0<11· I i5 I KI~ l'Oll"i(.'111-. l-.1\ rt-.lt 7i I JC \.'IJ I t11p 1.1'( \H llll m,11(!'. It'll r1•d 1111 ·r S•t ~~' hrm 1;n 11111 9933 .••••••••••............ •ii l 'rnw.ar ""'' .,., pv.r tirk' 1\ I ~··llt1'A 1111 lllt'' II j, /.!'o't, 11 I ~l l.l;1 1.x ~ 11 7 1 ... ,ch1·1 .1 11 'I I .1 " I' I •• I " AM ~" 1111 jlV.I ~11 pwr hrk~ ,111111 fl 1' 1 I .11 W()W 1 $lK:1C1 Kll11lll't l>a11" 7•1 < ·ouv.111 X H 1 Loadc•ct 1'! :$4111 h7~1 Xli0.1 OodcJt 9935 .••••••••...•.......... Xlnt I $2,<XXJ 1)75•611)1 Tl ~onlert'y 4 dr hdl I> hllX· AC". PS. l'H. a ul11 rl'g •!dh ~ !162 0114 art t.PM t~ \1t'rt"Ury Y pa:.'> Wh1ll'Slatwn Wagon !j6J 3307 fi>I t .1ht•nlt' Trani.pt1rtJ 111111 1·dr 1:ood l"ond i\ \1 ~ \1 l"a'>:.. new ur .. ,, llt: .. tolr ~1177:1 9952 •••.................•.• '77 FORD MUSTANG II ('1111p1· Automallt'. air 1·cHl<l . pwr i.let•n ng & 111 ak1'h. radio & vinyl top tli7:~Mt., > Stk 17g9A S3678 THEODORE ROBINS , FORD 2060 HAHOR BLVD. COSTA MISA 642 · 0010 \1lJ,LdOJl Clasi.tt· ·57 Sllverlblk vm t lop. Beaut shal)t' Real buy al S2250 4!t.14K4!1 1;:, '1U'>lani: 211!1. llUI O i\ (' PS. PH Very good runruni: tond lmmat· 1tl_l.t'nor 714 496 2299 ti>C new p~unt. tires. tr an:.. mt'C'h -.ound. vmyl top ~'IUl t'Cl!>h S49-0012 1,1, ltl'NS Vl':HY Wl':LI. Sll~IU CWFEH 751 KIK2 Oldurobil~ 9955 ............•..••...... 7!J T<>HONAUO 1\1 m1 C:har gn•y hlk l.1·.1th••r ~n rr . l1JJ<l1·t1 11-17 IH!IK afl tlPM 1 "It! Loadt•<l lluni. 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After hearing the results of an all-mght Israeli cabinet meet· ing, Carter told the Knesset that "' leaders of the two nations are ! not yet ready to risk a peace l treaty, although their people are I ready for peace. Prime Ministe r Menachem Begin told reporters afterward, "We must all be patient." He (~ said a new meptfng had been scheduled b~t-Ween key mem· f bers of his cabinet and U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Vance then went into session f with Begin and key members of tlje Israeli cabinet. and Begin l ;tatd later ··real progress was , made, and I'm very happy about • it ... ) He said "great progress" ti came on PaJestinJan issues, but r that other issues remained to be I negotiated. Meanwhile, Is raeli radio re· p0rted that Carter would remain in J erusalem through Tuesday, edending his vi.alt another day. Reporters also saw Air Force AD IN PILOT "IXJGGONE GOOD' ••Tbe Dally Pilot ls tremen· dou. ... IOW .0 my dolt and baid 1reatrl9pGMe." · Tbat'• t.be ..S•ertialna aucceta 1tory Of tbe Fountain Valley mu who placed tbl.1 ad in \be . DaUr Pllat: ., wk•. lit lboea. Ptl*S 2 blk/tan II. l red fml IDial-doillMt IWC·lUtlll II yoa want. "tremendou1 ,..,_.~, to ,our cluatlled ad, call Liiie frtend.IJ Daily Pilot ad· Yilenatta.-1871. One, the president's aircraft, towed away from the tarmac at Ben GuMon airport, a sign that no night was imminent. Earlier. both U.S. and Jsraeli officials said Carter was likely to spend an extra day in Israel and return Tuesday. The officials originally held out hope that a treaty could be initialed before the president's return, but Begin said after the Knesset speech that he doubted it all issues could be worked out within 24 hours. Begin said at da't'.n that his cabinet had made "reasonable" decisions on Egyptian peace terms during their 6 1h·hour session. Israeli radio said the cabinet had a ccepted some parts of the latest U.S. compromise, but re- jected others. Carter met with the Israeli cabinet over breakfast and then said in a speech to the full Knesset that "we still fall short'' of a treaty. "We have not yet fully met our challenge,·• Carter said. "The people of the two nations are ready now for peace," Carter said. He spoke the sen· tence twice, fi rst emphasizing the word ··now" and then em· phasizing the word "people." .. The leaders have not yet proven that we are also ready for peace. enough to take a chance," Carter added. "We must proceed with due caution, J understand that, but we must proceeet, ·•Carter said. The speech wai; followed by pandemonium in the Knesset , and one right-wing member of Begin's own party was ejected after heckUng Begin as he tried to speak. Carter opened his remarks by saying that in the preceding 24 hours he had discarded two draft speeches, one "a speech of despair" and the other "a s peech of l:~d tidings and celebration." ·,, He said it i ;-'flOW the responsibility of all pallt.ies "to contempJate the trage~ of failure. and the legitimate l?X· ultation if we brirl\g peace ... Our vision must be as great as our goals. Wisdom and courage are required of us all." 'Chief' Bandit B1 IDCRAEL PASKEVICB °'.~ .......... Huntinlton Beach police 1aid today_ t6e1 are ''reasonably 1ure" that a man abot ln Garden Grove d\lrlna an abortive rob- bery attemgt 11 "Tbe Cblef"--e baacllt Unked to lt Oraqe Q>un. ty 1upert.n1rket and reet.urant robberiel ln recent mo11thl. Police nicknamed tb.e bandit beeau.. of bb reported re- semblae. to a cbarcter tn the film, "One Fl•w Over Tbe Cuckoo's Ne1t." Inve1li1ators believe be may be reeponaible for ftve robberies in Huntlncton hacll , Mid Lt. Bruce Youq. A man lclentll\ed H CaiToll E~hrard Paqttt, 21. of 8aninC wa1 •bot once ln tbe -cbwt J'Y • Garden Grove police Thursday wbeo he allegedly pulled a loaded bandeun on officers who were pursuing him after a supermarket robbery. · Padaett waa booked on an armed robbery charge Friday after undergoing treatment for hl1 wound at UCI medical Center, offtclala said . Bail !u Htal$2$,000. Hi1 11te1ed companion, Stanley Muctca, race1 an iden· tlcal cbarle. Ke was arrtated in a residential area near lb• s upermarket be alledaedly helped rob. JtiaDtlactoa 8eacb poUce have )'et to tnterrocate P•d1ett but ~ey believ• be ii reapon.al~e fOf' Housewife Bludgeoned Police Still Munl On Valley ~laying By JERRY CLAUSEN Of .... Dally PHol Si.II A Fountain Valley housewife. who police say was murdered Wednesday night. a pparently was beaten to death 1n the blood s pattered downs tairs guest bedroom or her home at 16587 Hemlock St Pohce, who have veiled their investi~ation 1n secrecy, con· TUXJ Girls Kidnapped And Raped Huntington Beach police are 5eeking two men in connection with tbe weekend kidnapping, rape and robbery of two Foun· lain Valley girls The girls. aged 14 and 15. were accosted at gunpoint Saturday night as they were walking lo a restaurant on Brookhurs t Stre<.-t near Garfield Avenue, 1n · vestigators said. They were forced into a dark blue sedan by two men about 19 years old, police said. During the next 45 minutes the two victims each we re raped by one of the kidnappers and robbed of S8 before they were let out of the vehicle. Investigators noted that one of the men got out of the car before the raoes occurred. but he is s till being sought on kidnap and rob· bery charges. The armed rapi s t wa s described as a m edium-built man with brown hair over his ears a nd a light mustache. Vic· lims told police he was wearing a cap with a bear logo on 1t The two victims phoned their parents after be inR released from the car. They were taken to Pacifica Hospital where they underwent examination and were later released Bandit Rohs Shoe Store A shotgun-toting bandit struck at a Kinney's Shoe outlet in Hun· tington Beach Sunday afternoon and escaped with about $150 in a s hoe bag, police said today There were no injuries in the 2:37 p.m. heist near the corner of Beach Boulevard and Holland Drive. Police said a thinly-built man wearing a red plaid shirt con· fronted a store employee and de- manded cash. Cash and shotgun in hand, the bandit then fled, and possibly made his getaway in a s mall pickup truck. police said. Gem Dealer 'Gone' NEW YORK CAP> -A 'l'l· year-old diamond dealer who cam e he re from India e ight months ago i s the second member of his trade in two days to vanish with large amounts of gems. Satya Narian Gupta, 'l'l. was last seen shortly before noon Friday walking along Canal Street with a briefcase containing "at least $300,(i'lO worth of gems.'' tinued thJS morning lo release no details regarding the hom1c1dl'. But the Orange County Coroner's office t:onfirmed re. ports that Joan Virg1n1 a An · derson, 28, dJed of mass1v<' head tnJunes Officially. the coroner li s t s death res ulting from ··cerebral contusion and lacera- tions ·· ,., .......... Seriousftl Ill Roy Wilkin~. former head of the NAACP. was reported in serious condition in 'the cardiac unit of Universitv Hospital in New York afte-r a fall on a New York street. Pair Seized In Huntington Store Holdup A welder and a wa itress. who police say took part time Jobs as an armed robbery team. had their moonlis:hting career:-. ended Sunday night when they ran into five undercover Hunt· 1ngton Beach detectives Police said Mark Fra ncis Stewart. 35. of Montclair and 23-yea r old J va Tree na Schroeder of Ontario. walked in to Top Hat Liquor at 16612 Beach Boulevard at 9 pm. Sunday. Stewart reportedly pulled a 38 caliber revol ver from his waistband, police say, and threatened to s hoot a liquor store clerk unless he cleaned out the cash register. The clerk handed over $109 The robbery team then left the store, unaware that undercover detectives had wat ched through the front window of the liquor outlet. Stewart and Ms Schroeder were quickly taken into custody on armed robber y charges. police s aid. Both remained tn custody today 1n lieu or $25.000 bail each. "Because of all the robberies. we·ve been staking out here and there," Sgt. Luis Ochoa said to· day. ··And we got lucky.·· Taking part in the stakeout and arrests were detectives Ed Mc Erlain, Odie Lockhart, Ron Pom eroy, Ke ith Ma le and Richard Hooper. in (:ustody? five robberies since the begin- nlnt of February that netted about $1,800. Although "The Chief" ap- parenUy worked alone, police 1aid the wounded man matched the description 1iven by vtcttms of two robbertes in HuntlngtOn Beach. He waa described as having a dark·COll\ple:a.ion and standing close to ahc·foot nve and weighs uptoB~. Hls bulk and dark shoulder len1tb hair led Victims to 111 be reminded them of the mm cbarader. In Ute Tbul'lday ntabt lnci· dent, Paclleu alleted1Y pulled a haddaun on a 1upe(market • manager and forced him into an office that contained the store's safe . Mugica reportedly stayed in lhe front or the slore ,as a lookout, police said, but was un· aware that undercover in- vestigators were watching the store becau.ae or a rash or recent r,obberies in the area. Arter Pad•ett rushed rrom the store with a bag containing nearly $2,000 In cash, be re· portedly lurMd on purawng or- n cera with a revolvel' in hls band. Inve1tlg1tor Frank McLean flred one s hot that atruck Pad1ett in the chest. The cash and • p1stol were found neJrt to t.be w<Nnded man, .police 1ald. 4 Sources who entered the home s hortly after Mrs Anderson's body was discovered said shl· was lying racE> down on the bedroom noor, the back of her head beaten in The v1ct1m was lying al lhc root of the bed. the sources said. clad tn pajama lops Blood was apparent 1n the· pillow area of the unmade bed a nd on the bed room wall He r bo<ty was found Thursdav morning by a neighbor who wa; returning Mrs Anderson's J . year-old son lo his home after he was found wandering in <in areC1 st reel by a motorist · Neither the 3 year-old, Jason. nor the woman's lO·month-Old daughter. in a crib at the hom1·. was 1n1urE'd Police c;aid last ,,,,.c•ek that th1· woman's husband, Mark. was in northern Callforni c·oupl<''s children ;.r1· being t·an•d for by relatives. officers :.aid Police. who roped the home off during a d ay-long scene in· vest1gahon Friday, refu sl' to di-. t•uss the case They also have asked neighbors not to discu'>s details Funeral services for Mrs. An · derson. described by neighbors as an excellent mother a nd homemaker. were scheduled l hts morning at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Fountain Valley The dead woman's neighbor. Mrs. Lynn Decamp. who dis cotered the body, mourned the loss of her friend last week. She said the Andersons and her own family moved into th(• quiet well ke pt Fountain Valley neighborhood less than a year ago. "Jt's too bad." she said of the murder ... because there are not that many nice. :-.wecl people around as s he was ., Hw11ingto11r 's Amador Gets Yomh Panel Hunt1n~ton Beach rt•s1dcnt Tony Amador has bC'c n appamt ed to ser ve an unexpired thrcl' year term on the state Youth Authority Board by Governor Brown Amador. 35, said he has rC' cc1ved a leave of absence from the Los Angeles Police Depart ment to accept the pos1t1on that pays a n annual salary of $33.900 Am ad or. who has been a policeman for 12 years. said his new duties will involve rt·· habihtation hearin~s and parole of troubled juveniles He was elected to the Oran~c County Re publican Central Committee last year but said he worked in support of the re· election of Gov. Brown. He also has been a member of the state Narcotic .\uthority Board. Last year he served as the chairman of a Huntington Beach fact-CindinJt committee t hat investigated citizen com· plaints. Coast Weather Variable cloudiness with slight chance of s howers tonight and Tuesday . Slightly cooler Tuesday with highs of 62 to 67. Lows tonight in low to middle 50s. 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We icke r pledged to enkr every pres1dent1al primary 1n the country. ''Everybody's more of a front runner than I am," he said tn 11 recent inter-view. Although the ea rly pramane-.. are in New Eng land, We1cke r s ays he doubts he will have mut:h or a home-region advan tage. 'It makes 1t tougher. be<'ause people expect you to do well Obviously, I have an edge in a state like Connecticut . but even there l have a tough hght." he s aid Nix on Fails To R espond NEW HAVEN <AP I More• thnn two mo nths afte r the Yall· Un1vers1ty Political Union senl former Presiden t Nixon a n invitation to speak at the Ivy League Sl'hool. the group still hali not received a reply. Polilacal Union s po kes m an Pete r Rabinowi tz said his grour has given up hope that Nixon wa ll accept. A spokesman for Nixon's offi ce m San Clemente said today the Polat1cal Union had been told re· peatedly that Nixon wC>uld not ap. pear Mesa Pilot Faces Charge A Costa Mesa liquor store manager was urrcsted today on charges of flying under the in- n uence of alcohol. POiice s aid. Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Carl Jackson said he was flying the police helicopte r near Orange County Airport shortly before l a.m . when he noticed a small plane Oying low without naviga- tio nal li ghts. Appar•·nth h•"' ol Uw li(),00() Jl('(1c1lt• who 11ho1A-t•d up Stlh1rd.1)' or t h1· 'Jll 000 peo1-1lt' who t .1111 t• 111 lht· tu-.u h 0 11 S 11111l•H •~111 hot 1·1111111.:h 111 th1 t>Otf1 ·~·1 11 ht'.11 h l t•flltK'I dllll 1''> Ill 1-:11 Cut .1 '"" 1111 Dollar l ip /11 Japa 11 Alul Europe By Tht' l\1>8()(•iatt'd Prefis T he dollar gutnl'd ~round to day on mo .. t ntaJor world mont•y mark els anrl l'los1'1I in Tokyo <Al an t.•1ght month high u~a1n'l lhl· J a panes<• yt•fl. Gold prices wen · mixed The dollar opened in Tokyo at 204 70 yen. neve r lost ground and closed a t 205 60 yen Dealers said one reason ror the dollar's s t re njtth was a ret!ling that the Japanese economy was headed for tougher times. On Wall Street . stock pnces declined in moderate trading to· day in what anaJysts saw partly as disappointment over the lack of a peace settlement in t he Mid die East. The Dow Jones average or 30 in· dustrials fell 4.33 to 838.53 in two hou rs before the close. There were almost twice as many losm~ issues as gaine rs on the New York Stock Exchange. Jn Europe. only the Br itish pound gained against the dollar in ear ly tradmg. lt went from $2.0375, the closing rate F riday, to $2.0416. Europea n c urre ncy dea lers wer e awaiting developments at the two-day European Common Mar ket summit beginning today in Paris. The government chiefs a re to discuss problem s of 0 11 imports and unemployme nt. T hey also were expected to an- nounce their c urrency pantJe~ b<>fore the la unching Tuesday of t he new European Monetary Syste m T h at s ys te m will link the GermC1n m ark. Fr ench franc. Be lg ian fr a nc , Lux embou rg fran<', rtalia n lira. Danis h cr own, Irish poun d and Dutch guilder . Britain is the only Com- mon Market member re maining outside the E MS. Thief f.A)()ts Home In Fountain Valley Burglars pried a rea r window' fra me off a home at 15921 But· t erfield St.. Founta in Valley. Saturday to ma ke off with jewelry. a whiskey decantel' col- lection and silver dinnerware. The victim, Samuel LaPam e. listed the loss.from his ra nsaked home at $4,150. wmner Fuel Cuts Possible w AStll Nffl'ON I A p I Lack of t>Ubhl' rl'-.pcm:.i• t.o callii for ~ol u ntJr" t•nt:rg)' 1'0rl:i<'rvattoo mJ y rv r1·1· m andator y fue l- '"vang 11\t>i~xun::s l>y lhas sum llhlr d~pltt' resumption of oil 1• ~ fJC>rts r ri>n1 Ir an . Ene r g y ~t'N\'tJI')' J <HTll'b H Schle:.1nger w.ir ntod toJuy ~t·hl csinger i.a 1d lh1: ad m ini tr utaun rmght havr to uc t1v Jte ll11 !it.rnd by pla n' for v. 1·t·k1·nd 1 t.1:-111.:' of J:a sohn~ ... t ,11 11m-. .11\tl tl'rll!Jt'I atun· con t rol ., 1111 publll b u1ld1n~-. to ~uard <1gJ11"1 'twrtages of heat in.: 1111 rwxl w1nll'r f'.' 1·n .1s I 1 an conws bat·k on \t rt•Jm WI! will continue lo have· .1 tight \llu.1t111n with rt'gard to 1111 'uppht•"' S.. ltlesin~er told thl· St•11.1tt· ,.:1wc4~) Cornm1llce He ~.11d that whale resumption 1lf l ram an e xports JS enrourag in.:. ~ht> voluml' of oil produced ha~ onJy bct.'n "a t rickle" and that many uncertainties rcmal,I\ over whethe r the new l rania'n J:overnmcnt can m eet its own target of three m illion barrels a day ·'T he call for voluntary con- iwr va tion 1~ not working e ffec- t i v t'l y," S t·hlc i.1nf!cr s aid. lh•sp1t\' Pn•l\d<'nt Carter 's ap- p t.• a l l the a mount o ( l'Ol'ri.:y they USt', daily U S Oii consumption has real·hcd an all t 1mc h1gh of 21 million barreb per day, he said. A~ ;i result of the Iranian s hut do wn. total indu1>try 011 stocks a re 85 million barre ls be low what they should b<> for lhis time o( year. he l>a1d. adding that the m os t sen oui. decline has been in s uch refined fuels s uch as heat· ing oil. he said. "Spot shortages could occur m the coming weeks 1f there 1s a not he r majo r cold s pell , .. Schlesinger test ified The energy secretory made it clear there was a f!ood C'ha ncc at lea s t some· m ~rnd a to ry s teps might be tak<'n hy this s ummer llt' said onl' of the first mi~ht bt· to rt>quirc maint aining tem- pt•raturcs of at least 80 degrees 1n public buildings. "Before summer we will have t o e xa m ine m a ndator y me asures," Schlesinger told the com mittee. He said that the nation mus t reduce its oil use by one million bar rels a day to meet the s per - cent energy conservation goal agreed to recently by the United Slates a nd foreign oil-importing nations. Cyclist Dies In Silve rado Canyon Crash A 28·year-old motorcyclis t was fatally injured Sunda y a fte rnoon when the motorcycle he was rid- ing on Silverado Canyon Road s pun out of control a nd crashed into a tree. A corone r 's report identifie<t the victim as Charles Steven Hoffner who Jived at 12721 Home Park Drive. Whittier. According t o t he r e p ort. Hoffner was driving west on the canyon road about one-half mile ea s t or Kitwm am Road at 3:35 p . m . whe n the motor c y cle slam med into a roadside tree. Hoffne r died in UC I Medical Center a few minutes after 6 p. m., the coroner 's report s aid. When the plane landed, the of· fi cer alleged it swer ved back and forth on the runway. Officer J ackson landed his helicopter and arrested the pilot, Daniel Marlin Neuman. 25. of 1588 San Be rnardino Place. Costa Mesa. Neuman was booked on $500 baa I. Three Arab Students Hannony Asked VATICAN CITY <AP) -Pope John Paul JI reaffirmed today t h e V a tican 's stand t h at Jerusalem b e "e ffe c tive ly aaarante ed aa a ce nt er o r h armony " for Jews, Moalem and Christians. • DAILY PILOT , ... 0••1100<...eCM1111'lltt ···~-........ 9'_1 ... --.. l·--•Dtt"'()t-( .. ,I Pvlll..,,....(-y .. _.,., .... ,._._.. ........ _d _.., ...._ '•tci.y ... , .... ........ "-"""11 " .... .......,_ .. ,_ tAtftYfl ... lfV• ~ .. K9'.1t.wtft( .. \t A "'._,.,. ,..,.~ tlicNtt4M t\ ..,..,.,.. ~wMn MllOi -... ,..,. """ .... -·"""-.......... "' w.u ,.., $t-. Geft.IWV, C.011"'"'1•"'• .-...... ,., .. --~·,,,0 111.CwJIT Vlu ,., .. --0--at ""-- "*=.:,-,,_._ ... ........... Ma ......... .... a...'IMM,l.Mt ~,. -Alttll!MIMI ............. """'...,.. Wilt• Ot..,.. OhW!tr I•"• HuMIMlon hMltOMle · t!i1J1tec11.........,. ""9111'1t-• I'°''""'' ..... ~-.ec110::u.l! ... r.•w... Ge.IA!..... • ...... ..., ltrwt Slwt by Israelis TEL AVIV, Is rael <AP) M Ultar y sources s a id Jar aeli troops shot and wounded three Arab studenta today during a viole nt demonatration in the oc· Sky Diver's Chutes Snag In Tragedy S AN DIEG O (A P > -A veteran s ky diver from Loni Beach was killed when bis main and reserve parachutes tancled, Deputy Coroner Jaclc Larkle said today. The vh~tlr1li David L. Co•- 1rove, P1un1eo 4,000 feet &q.day at Olay Meta WbUe hit wile a nd others watched. Tbey bad Jumped from an alrplane at 12,500 feet ln a free· fall fonnaUon, bntakln1 at 4,000 feet to open their parachut•. When Coe1rove'1 main chute became fOuled wi\b the amaller parachute dulined to open ll. he opened h1t reterVe paratbute but it became entantled wi\b lb.e otbert. COllJ'O", 27. w11 a vetet'an ot • patilebcM Jumpe. He wu UM Utlrd lky dtver to be kllJed JQ UM Otar 11 .. aru near lhxleo In ..... ,,..... ' c upled West Bank against Presi- dent Carter 's Mideast mission. T he sour ces said s tudents at Bi r Zeit U niversit y n ear R a malla h thre w s to nes a t soldiers who came to break up their protest, but It was unclear why the troops fired Into the c rowd. The army will open an lnveat1gatlon. they said . "It was an ext remely serious r iot." said the sources. «n a n noun cem e nt o r an rs raell-lmposed curfew came ove r lo u d s pea k ers in the mosques or the town, the sources said. A woman student , w ho told The Associated Press she wll- nesaed t he lncidenl1 confirm ed t hat 100-..t 100 stuaent.s threw atones at the troops before they fired Into the c rowd. Unconfirmed report.a aaJd all men ov•r the age or 14 were or- dered to report to the Latin achool ln RamalJah for lnter· ro1a Uon. Cab, Coins Taken Burtlars took ll50 In currency 1nd coi n• from a Fountain Valley Neldenee Saturday nl1bt after Pl'Yini open a wJrwto. at leao 0.8oile St. David Galien •llO repon.ct U.. IOl1 of a police radio •canner f rom b l1t rau•f*l bome . • .... Cutter Commander Coas t Guard Lt. (j.g .) Beverly G. Kelley, 26, comes up c:t ladd er to the bridge deck or the cutter Morge ntha u at the Naval Supply Center in Oakland . She 'll take com - mand of the 95-foot cutter Cape Newagen in Hawaii in Apr il. Iranian Women March for 4th Day T E HRAN, Iran (AP) -Te n t ho u s a nd wom e n march e d through the streets or Tehra n to· day. d e m onstr atin g for the fo u r t h d ay a gainst Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 's threat to restrict the freedoms g ranted them by Shah Moha mmed Reza Pahlavi. The t urnout was muc h less than o rgan izers o r the de m - onstration exp ected and fa r less t han the tens of thousands of wom en who marched through Tehran on Saturday. A s tat em e nt fr om P ri m e Mi nister Mehdi Bazargan·s gov- ernment that women would not be required to wear the chador , the heavy, full .length traditional bla c k veil. appeared to have eased lhe fe ars of many women Although feminists fee.tr that Gacy House Razing Due CHI CAGO <AP) -Plans are being drawn by la w e nforcement authorities for the de molition of J ohn Gacy J r.'s suburban home. where the bodies of 28 young men have been found. The meeting will be Thursday at the house where the 28th body was found Friday. T hree bodies round in a river also have bee n Jinked to Gacy. Only the outside walls and roof or the house still stand . but in- vestigators wa nt to dig around the footings. We Recommend Fl.A because it's the best ' • l h e l s I a m 1 c r e p u b I 11· t h <' ayatollah plans will redu<:e thl• political and economic ri~ht.. granted the m under thl' 1.hah ·~ Weste rnization program. the 1~ s ue or dress has become the mos t e motional on~ because 1l 1s the most vis ible. Deputy Prime Minister Abbas Amir Entezam said in a govern· ~e.nt ,Jtateme nt t ha t wome.n c1v1 J s ervants were not r equired l o wear the veil or scarves to wo rk "but they should dress with dignity and avoid appear- ing cheap or exposed m t heir of. fices." Pope Spe aks Of Encyclical V ATICAN CITY <API Pope: J ohn Paul II says has h rst en- cyclical will be published Thurs- day. and Vatican offi cials say much or it will be a bout human rights . ··Because I feel there is a rela- tion between ... Chris t's re- demption and man's d1gn1ty. so I will want so much to unite the c h u r c h 's m1 ss1on with the service of man. l saw t ha t m the centra l task of m y new ec cles1astical service." the pope told a crowd of 30.000 in St Peter's Square for his Sunday noon blessing. T he crowd applauded when the pope me n tioned the en· cyclical. but he cautioned with a s mile . "First you must read it. We will see after that." • Murder, Suicide In Dana By GARY GRANVILLE Of tll9 O.lly ...... SUltt A 3S·year -old Dana Point man shot his common Jaw wire early Sunday morning then . while his mother comforted the stricken woman. shot and killed himself. Sheriff's inves tigators sald Marie Trudeau , 34, or 25352 Bows prit Dr ive. Da na Point. died about 90 minutes after be· 10g s hot in the bedroom or the home she shared with Bobby La· Mont. 35 LaMont was dead at the scene of the 12 45 a m double shoot- ing . the investigators said . They r e por t e d La Mont's m olher was wa tching television in I he front-room or the Dana Point house when she heard a single s hot from the d irection of the bedroom . Mrs. La Mont reportedly round M~. Trudea u sprawled naked on _a waterbed and attempted to comfort the morta lly wounded woman It was as she leaned over the shooting victim that her son. standing in the sa m e room . placed the gun he held in hb hrrnd to his temple a nd pulled the trigge r, the inves tigators said Ms Trudeau was ta ken to San C l e me nte Ge ne r a l Hos pita l where she died while undergoing emer gency treatm ent. La Mont died in the house. ac cording lo a corone r's report covering the murder ·suicide. J nvcshgatorc; sa id it 1s not yet known what caused LaMonl to kill the woman and then to turn the gun on himself. Runmvay, 18, Comes Back; Parents Gone An Irv in(· yout h found out Saturday th;,it you can't go home a gain. even If you·ve only been gone a couple of weeks. Police discovered the is.year old bur rowed m lhe sa nd under some pl3yground equipment in Cu lve rdale Wilde rne ss P ark, t rying to keep warm . When they asked him why, be s aid he ha d a rgued with his parents a couple of weeks a go and had run away from home. ApoloRetirally. he said he wouJd move on and s tay with some friends Officers ;,iskcd why he didn't JUSl go hOml'" lie did, he> said There wasn't anybody there· lit!> pa re nts had moved a nd' ll•ft no forwa rding addrl·:.~ His Reward Siooe te ned NEWARK. NJ ll\P1 Stu dent~ a nd teachers a rc putting 1n their two cents b<>cause they s ay a d1sahled veteran got a s kim py re wa rd a rter telling police about $415,000 he found in the street A $5.02 contribution two cents each from 251 students and te a c hers a t East Sad e High School 1s the latest money to ~o to Donald Louk of F ranklin Township. who found the bag b u c ks o n a New Brunswick street last week. Al.S GARAGE ~6 FASHION ISLAND NL WPOH f OCACH (714) 644-7030 Irvine EOl l lON I 12, NO 71 , 3 SECTIONS. 28 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA \ l'our Uomt•town 1 Dally t•wspaper i MON DAY, MARCH 12, 1979 TEN CENj Gains, Prolongs Israel Visit ! i i .. l PRESIDENT PRAYS AT ISRAELI CEMETERY Carter Wears a Kipa Jewish Skullcap Aluminum Ban? AP Wlrtplloto Electrical Wiring f A ~~~ oo ~~~~~~~vod~ ?~~le " not to ban ~luminum electncal alummum ts aoy more dangerous ~ wirings m home construction is than copper w11·mg ' scheduled ror Tuesday's Irvine The council mee ts at 7 · 30 p m City Council meeting al City Hall, 17200 J a mboree f ln preliminary d ebate Jast Blvd ' month. the council voted 4 to I Ci t y plann e r s. e lectrical l against aluminum wire Coun-tradesmen and county fire of c1lman Arthur Anthony said he ficials support the ban. which l ( t ,. t ~ y Burglar Gets '-Haul' of $12 applies to winng of gauge eight or smaller T he Building Ind ustry As soc1ation favor s th e newer technology aluminum product The council also is scheduled to consider a home security code that would require builders to m st all various equipme nt d e· signed to prevent burglaries. Jt :' :( t 1 :' r r . r , t f I Irvine pohce are lookm~ for a ~t>cond story man with $12 A uthorit1es s a id som eone muscled his way atop a patio awning Sunday at 3792 Duc hamp Drive. the Colony, to break mto a second-story bedroom window The person haa to bala nce on tht> awning while bendm1; back lht> window screen to gel in He appare ntly escaped the same way, carrying with him $12 in quarters. half-dollars a nd s i lve r dollars, and le aving behmd the broken remnants of a plastic piggy bank Transit Unit Meets Th e Irvine ·T r ans portation Com mission is scheduled to m eet at 7:30 tonight al City Hall, 17200 Jamboree Bl't'd., to discuss a county transportation study and its impact on J rvme Coas• Weather Variable cloudiness Wlth shgbt chahce of showers tonight and Tuesday Sligbll) cooler Tuesday with highs of 82 to 87. Lows torugbt 1n low to mtd4le509 INSIDE TODA 'Y Coot cOllld bf com191g to Coli/onao GI o pmno,, / .. I. Ddau 01 1toto ae "'°' k uMd to product tlecf ncit11 opptOr °" PQ/11 A7 ..... ~---= c:.--:r ~ ~ .. ,...LIMlf9 a ....... ·==--.. ~ .. .. .. CM-.. °'" ..... .. =.. :=: ........ ·= ......... ,.~ .. =~ .:: = .,~ C1t _...._ l\lso on the agenda 1s initial council cons ide ration of a citywide housing plan, intended as a guideline to zoning to insure that housing is built that is af fordable to a range of incomes Irvine Eatery Held Up by •Job Seeker' A man who pretended to be loolung for a job robbed an Irvine restaurant this morning of about $1,900 Jim Bishop, 39, manager of the Spires R estaura nt , 17901 MacArthur Blvd., said the hairy. faced bandit forced him to open a safe and hand over the cas h at about 7·30 a.m The si x-foot-one, 190-pound robber, t ried to make Bishop believe he had a gun inside his gr een ski parka pocket Bishop said he did not challenge bis as- sailant. The ma n escaped in a gray 1963 Pontiac, Bishop said, and headed toward the Skypark in· dustrial area. Pohce said the car was stolen from Garden Grove Bishop said the man entered the 24·bcMlr restaurant through tbe back way and told a cook be was looking for a job and wanted to 1ee the manager 8i1bo p. who was doing paperwork when the l"obber bar1ed In, said the man was an bis late 30I •!'d had sand) balr ACcident Kill8 J FORKED RIVER, NJ ,AP1 Three steel tolumn1 coll•Pled an beavy wtndl today al a con 1truction alt~ for • nuclear 1eneraUnc station, kllUna OM penoa end IDJunna two othen, IUtbonU~ said .I EJll!St\LJo:M tJ\P 1 Pre.'>1 dt•nt CJrtl'I ill'l<1yl'd his <k p.11 tun · from hnwl today l:lflcr 111 .Jk111~ ~h.11 Prtntt> Mint11lt•1 M 1•11.1\'llt'm lfoi.:111 t'Jlled great J)I O~fl·:.~ 111 his quest ror an t-;Kn>ti..w br i.1d1 i>t'<iCl' trec.aty Thl' br,1d1 ~OH'rnment pre'>). 11H11·t· JflllOUlll't•tJ the departUft' dl'lj) but dul not ')ay when 1:artt'r "'ould lt·.IH' The announL l'llll'nl t'Jmt• :imul fast moving dev<'lopments after Bt>gtn held an aftl'rnoon meeting With us Secr etary or State Cyrus Vance and Carter's na· t1QnC:t l sec urity adv ise r , Zb1~niew Brzez1nsk1 Reg1n said ·a number of problems still remain " But he was opt1m1stic about prospects for a settle ment Me said neither he nor Vance knew what would happen m the coming hours. but a shuttle by Vance betwee n Jerusalem and Cairo was one possibility Begin's s pokesman, Dan Pat· tir. said some issues had bet-n resolved since Carter a rrived in Israel on Saturday after two days m Egypt with President Anwar Sadat Earlier. Ca rter h ad told I s r ae l 's parliam e nt. the Knesset. that negotiat1nJ? efforts Dana Man Kills Woman, IlimseH By GARV GRANVI LLE Ol lhe o .. 11y P1101 St .. H A 35 year old l><Jna Point man s hot his common law ~ 1ft• carlv Sunday morntn(.? then. while h1~, mother <'Omfurtl'd lh1· -.tritk(•n woman. shot and k1lll'd h1m~elf Sht.•riff's 10\ l'St IAJlors !>aid Mar1t• 1'rudt•au. :H . of 2S3S2 Bowsprit Drivt'. Dana Point. died about 90 mmutex a[tl'r be m~ shot in the bedroom of the homl' shl' shared with Bobby Ld Mont. 35 La Moor was dead C:tt the scene ·Dollar Up In Japan And Europe By The Associat~ Press The dollar gained g round to day on most major wo rld money markets and closed in Tokyo at 'an eight-month high against the Japanese yen Gold prices were mixed. The dollar opened m Tokyo al 204 70 yen. never lost g round a nd closed at 205.60 yen. Dealers said one reason for the dollar's strength was a feeling tha t the J apanese economy was headed for tou~her limes On Wall Street. stock prices declined in moderate trading lo· day in what analys ts saw partly as disappointment over the lack or a peace settlement in the Mid- dle East. The Dow Jones average of JO in- dustrials was off 3.64 to 839.22 one hour before the close There were a lmost twice as m any losing is · sues as gainers on the New York Stock Exchange. Jn Europe. only the British pound gained against the dollar in early tradmg. It went from $2.0375, the closing rate Fnday, to $2.0416 European curre ncy dealers were awaiting developments at the two·day European Common Market summit beginning today m Paris The government chiefs are Lo discuss problems of oil imports and unemployment. They also were expected to an nounce their currency parities before the launching Tuesday of the new European Monetary System. of the 12 45 a m douhl<> shoot mg. the• invt•sltgator'> -.&.ml T ht'~· r l' 1w r 11.' cl La M on t -. mother ~as ~JtC'hmg lt'lt.•\ 1.'>1tJ11 1n tht• front room of thC' Dana Point hou~l' ~ tlt'n s hl' heard a .,1ngl1.• 'hot from tht.• d1rN·t1on of t ht' bedroom Mr!'> l.,1\1ont n'J)flltt'dl~ founcJ M~ Trudt.•.iu ~lira" ll'c1 nak<.'rl on a wat<•rbt.•d .rnd alt1·m1Jt<:d to comfort thc mortally wounded "om an 11 was a:. :.he· l<·an1·d m ·t.•r tht.• ~h ooting \ 1d1rn that ht.·r Miil. Wf>rkshops ff eld s tandrng in the sam<' room . plat<'d the gun hl• held in h1::; hand to h1:. temµlt> a nd pulled tht.• tni:gcr. tht• tn\est1gators s aid .M~ Trud('au ..., J!'> la ken to San Clt.·mcnl<• Gene ral ll o!>p1tal whcrc she dwd wh1lt• under~otni.: t.•mt.•rgenc~ treatment La Mont died 1n thl' hou!'>t'. a<' <·ord 1n~ Lu ;.i coroner .., report <·ov<'nng lht• murdl'r su1c1dc Investigator:-. :-.aHJ 1t 1s not vt·t kno~n what t'<W~ed Lal\1onr to kill the .... oman anct then to turn the gun on himself Principal: Parents The Best Teachers By PIOLJP ROSMARIN Oft,..O•ll~Pli.tSl~tt The most influential teacher a child ever will have probably won't be found in any classroom, an Irvine elementa r y school principa l says That most important teacher instead is in the home. accord ing to Gene Bedley She or h<' 1s a parent Bedley 1s prrnc 1pa l of El Camino Real School m Irvin<' He hosts a series of workshops d esi g ne d to h elp pare nt:-. become beltC'r teachers Where p a rent s ca n c x ct.•1 ov<'r classroom lt•achcrs may not be in math. English or ~Cll'nce, but 1n development of character and attitude "What parents do with their kids ma k('s Ct difference in terms o ( what their krd!> C:tchwve m school." Bedlcy said during a recent interview Stud 1 e ~ of '>ludenl performance and the factors ae counting for 1t showed. accord mg to Bedlcy. that the most 1 m portant van a bl<' wa~ the home and the mfluc nC'e of pa rents "As a parent."' Bedley said. you teach th<' child a whole lan~uage. a whole set of values You a r e a tl'ach cr Your childre n wrll have you as a teacher longer than a ny other teacher they'll ever have " Bedley likes to quote an al leged Chinese proverb 1n his •P Wtr.,....,"° 'PARENT HOLDS KEY' Principal Bedley workshops. and ht> did again an the inter view " 'One good pa re nt·." he recited. · · · 1s worth I. 000 schoolmasters· · · The values a parent 1mpresse::; upon his child, he added. will like ly be held by that child for most of tus life. if not for all or hi s life. ISee PARENT, Pagt> /\Z ) Outside St~dents Colkge Permits Eyed lnterdistnct attendance agree- ments, policies allowing Sad- dleback College ar ea residents to take courses al other schools. will be discussed tonight at a 7:30 trustee meeting. The meeting wilJ t.ake place ln the board room of the Library complex on the Mission Viejo tam pus. The permit program has been the object of Intense study by ad miniatrators and trustees since passage ot Proposition t3 last year Officials note the college spent $1.4 million In the im -78 school year for students to at te nd other community colleges In 1978-79 bud1et figures, trustees cut money to support In tel"dlstrtct pel'nttts by $1 million But offlclalt have noted that money to aupport thi~ year's crop o f stude nu attending cour1e1 out.tide the dl1trlrt will cott more than tho ~.000 al louted StudttnU presently lalun1 courses outside the district are engaged 1n programs s uch as fire science that are not offered in the Saddleback District AD IN PILOT 'DOGGONE GOOD' "The DaUy Pilot 1s tremen- dous · "I sold all my dogs and had great response " That's the adverttsmg success stor y of the Fountain Valley man who placed this ad m the Daily PUot 1 wks. \sf shots papers 2 blk/lun M. l red fml mlnl·dOXJH xxx xirxx lf you want ·•tte m e ndout e1ponu" to your classified ad • call the trlend!y Oally Pilot ad v1Hrtat842~ Under the interdis trict agree· ments. SaddJeback College is ob· ligated to pay for each s tudent attending another college A stu· d e nt who lakes co ~rses at Orange Coast College. for exam- ple, would cause the Saddleback Oist rict to pay money to the Coast district for the cost of educating the student Tonight's discussion 1s expect· e d to center o n possi b l c alternatives for the interdislricl program next year. Saddleback College offlc1a1s are known to s upport a so-called ·•free exchange" program with oth er comm unity colleges . Under such a program. students would be allowed to attend any <'ollege they wtsh without an ex r hange of money between In sLltul1ons. A tree excha nge system, nowever, would req\llre ap proval from the s tate communl ty college c ban«llor befon:1 It could ~ \mpt.mented. .. VI ""tA • ............. _ .. --r . . had fallen short of an Egyptian: Israeli treaty a nd that more fl exibility is needed Afte r hearing the results of an a ll-night Israeli cabinet meet- ing. the U S . preside nt told me mbers of the parlia ment that leade rs of Israel and Egypt are not yet ready to ris k a peace treaty, although their people a re now ready for peace . <See CARTER, Page A2) Women Protest In Iran TEHRAN, Iran <AP 1 Ten t ho u s and wom en m a rc he d through the streets of Tehran to day. de mons trating for the fourth day again:.t Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's threat to restrict the freedoms gra nted lhem by Sh<th Mohammed Rez<J Pahl avi T he turnout was much lcs:. 1 han org:m1zcr ... of the dem- on ... 1 ration expected and far less than the tens or thousands or woml'n who marched through Tehran on Saturday. A s ldte mrnl f rom Prime M1n 1.'>tcr Mehdi Bazaq~an's gov t.•rn mt•nl !hat wo men would not be required to wear the chador. the hl'<ivy, full-length traditional bla('k veil. appeared to h<tvl' ~·ascd th(• fl'ars of m<.1ny women A I though fcm1111s ts fear that the l:.lam1 c republ ic the ayatollah plans will r educe th<• poltwcal and economic rights granted them under the shah· . ., Westernization program. the is· s ue of dress has become the most emotional one because it is the most visible. Oeput> Ps:1mt· Minister Abba~ Am 1r Entezam said in a govern ment st atc·mr nl that women civil sen.ants were not required to wear thC' veil or scarves to work "but they s hould dress with dignit y and avoid appea r ing cheap or exposed in thei~of· fices ' Stude nts tn JC•a ns. workrn~ wom(•n and housew1ve ... wen: among the man·hers A spnn· kltng of mt'n was !>ecn accompa nyrng w1vcsorfnends J\ small group of Moslem zealots stood behind a fence <is lhc marche r s ass1:mbled at Tehran Uni versity They chant (•d Is lamic s logans but made no attempt to attack the women t\nothe r g ro up dis tribute d handbills calhng on thc> women to conform to Islamic tradition and wear the chador The women earned pl acards -.a~ 1ng ··we want equa l rights" and .. No to the chador " American fe minis t Kate Millette. who arrived 1n Tehra11 laM week to give her support to the women·s movement. was at the rally Addressing a news confere ncl' S unday. she lumped Pope John Paul II and Khomeini together. saying both are "male chauvi nists because as leaders they art' attempting to curtail women's rights.·· The 44 -year -o ld author of "Sexual Politics" said she had worked against the shah's re· g1me a s a me m be r of t he American Committee for Arti s ti c a nd In t e ll ectual Freedom in I ran. She said three or four women we re stabbed or beaten during the demons tration Saturday Woman Sets Herself Afire In Santa Ana Police reporte d today a despondent woma n stood in the · parking lot of a Santa Ana shop- ping center early Sunday after n oon. doused he r s e lf with· gasoline and then set herself on . fi~ ' The names that engulfed 58· ye ar-old Fern Grebe as she thrashed about before horrified passersby were smothered by a Santa Ana policeman who was helped by two men. But the Santa Ana woman su.'· fe red ffcond and third degree burns over 80 percent of her body and was reported 1n crttkal condition today at UCI Medical Centu . Poltce sald they were told the wonaan was despondent over her (ailing vision. • -4 Momerat of Grief .J ant•l Seiffert pray!'. on her husband ·s ea ~k<.>l <.i ~ u Cmnnnat1 poliC'cman weeps d u nn.I.! ~crv1t•cs for s la.rn Cincinnati police o frl ccr Robt.•rt St.•1ff(•rt. who ":1!:1 ~l111t lo dea th along with another ofl ll'l·r :J!lt·r s topping r hour lhrou ~h S:in Cle ml'nlf' Suturc1ay nig ht l'mlecl with tht• .1rn•st of six 1llrgal alten:-. om• of whom wus fou11t.I hiding tn a tra'>h 1·:..n A ll S Hord l'r P<Jtro l s pokesm<1n ~wit.I .lulto Mt>ndotu· Ml•ndoza. 22, of Mt'Xl<'O. wac; ar rested beh.ind u s hopping center on Camino dl' Estr<>lla eas t of the San D1ego Freeway A witness had 'IP<'lltt•d tht-haµ. le!>s alien peering out of ;i lra~h ('<in lo :-~ 1( Uordt·r Patrol of firer s wer(' near lhl' '>Ct'nt• F'1 vt• other!> we n • arn·~tt-tl in d t a r that offH·c•r!. had chasl'd from !he Border P:.it rol <:heck point !.Outh of San Clc·rn1·nl<· The' c;ir-. drtH•r "hc1 fll'd the· M't•nt· "1th Ml·ndol<1. 1•st';11,t·d when the \ i.'h td e ~topp<.•d 1w.ir lhe shop ping Cl'nlc.•r CJ O C ;iminu dt· Es trl'll<I The :.1x alu.'ns w<.·n · trans PQrt· ed back lCJ Mcx1rn follow111~ the 9. 25 p m 1n1:1dc nt Front Page A I CARTER ... Carter emphas1zc·d the word~ "'people" and "now " Hegm tolgin and key me mbers of the lsraeli cabinet. :i nrl Begin said later ··real pro~ress was made .• m d I'm very happy <lbout it .. He bald "great pr ogr ess" came on PaleMinian issues. but that other iss ues re mained t-0 be negotiatC'd Meanwh1ll'. ls raeh radio re- ported that Cart.er would remain in J e rusalem through Tuesday, extending his visit another day Rt>porters also saw Air Force One . lhe president's air craft, towed away from the tarmac at Ben Gurion airport, a s ign that no flight was imminent. OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT r~Of~ftQl'~t Ot-tl• P1"04 w•t~~t'"''c""" D.i~fM~P..'°'"\ t\OUtliftvi.o .. t.,..Or-. r._..,,. Puat•"""41C.~ ~•t,.•<M•~•'• INOtt'MG ~' t""OUO" ~r•CMy fOf '°''• -M H-e-..ch ~ .......... h«~ ,._ t••riV•ll•t .,.,,_ L~e.M" \outt't(ot't 4 \H"oQ\f' , ... ~Mot'°" ... outJitl"-1 "-'u'ca.\'\ MM! \ tWJ•;• fnPfJl'-llc.tN#,,...tW~Of_,. t\fH llO _., !Mt\t,_ Cl>'IA-Cot11'°'"'"._,. ·-.. .... ""•"'Ot"ftt •"Ct ....... 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Praise. he said . is more positive to their de· velopment than criticism "There's a tende n c y fo r parents to remem ber the d1b - asters rathe r than Lhe m iracles" or growing with their children, Bedley said. Later this month he's conduc t 10g a National Parent School Volunteers works hop al the Buena Park Hotel. He 'll be dis cussing discipline technique !>. and teaching parents processes involving introspection looking at themselves and s e lf regulation. "Catch Them Being Good" b the motto of his school. "Ninety.five pe rcent of the time children are doini? the ri.Rhl thing ." Bedley said. "Why only thev hear from us. Why only Runauny, 18, Comes Back; Parents Gone An Irvine youth found o ut Saturday that you can't go home again. even if you 've only been gone a couple of weeks. Police discove red the 18-year· old burrowed in the sand unde r som e playground equipment in Culverdale Wi lderness Park, trying to keep warm. When they asked him why, he said he had a rg ued with his parents a couple of weeks ago arid had run away from home . l\pologeticaJly, he said he would move on and stay wlth some friends . Offkers asked why h e didn't just go home? • He did, he said. The re wasn't anybody there. His pa rents had moved and left no forwarding address. , when th1')"n· h·1<1" ":\II W<' cl<1 I'>< .1ld1 '/lo'~ Id 111• 1ng l1t1d '"If that s ;ill h• ti 1·· h•· bl!l'O mt•s bctll. a111l f\111111:-11111 1·x pc<:tatwns .. BNlll'Y un•1•-. p.11 ··: I • l,11 \\111 k with d 1ildrc n 111 dt•\ 1·liq1 .1 SPl'{'lh<' list nf for b11ld1•11 11 t1 v1lll'!t 1n ttw 11.,,..,. Ill' 11•1·••r11 m l•t11ls llwn· Ill' ''" 111111 t· 1•1.111 rtvl· thing:. on t h1• I• .1 Ru t r al h ,. r I ha n ;.i II ~ t "f "don'ts." tx>h:i\'wr param1•ler., 10 hr~ o" n homt., an ad mon111on not l•J le;J\ l' <t rc1om m Ch SY rt.•Jd". . f \' 1'r \ IJl)l' I'• r esponsible for p1l 1-.U1J-up Jftcr himse lf .. Ill• also rer11mm<·n1h thal res p1m-.1b1htll's lw 11utl1nc·<l 111 writing. :.ind "P•·<·1f11 .1llv tit• ta 1l1•d Thus. 1r th1-. "• 1·k 1t 1> Johnny's n•;o,pon• i1,11t1 \ t•J l<.1k1· out the gJrh,1g1· II'· kn<ms 11 be1:a use ht> c·an n·<11! 1l "There\ no guc.s:o.1ng. ll<•dlto.\ 5:.tld . He ('ncouragcs p:ircnl!> tu 1!1vt· res pons 1bildy to t·hlld r l'n. bec:iusc ht• ut•lil·vc:-. 1t 1mpro\es a child's s1•1f.conct•pl to handle· things on l11s own. Ile licc:om.e:-. more indt'P<'nd ent. Rcdley s aid, and more rcspon!.1lJ1l• Bed Icy docbn 't n.•C'om mend <J s pecific &l't of rules. but offer:-. s imple gutdl'lt nl''> for fa m il) rcspons1b1lity<.·hu rt:-. He ~au.I It he.ts wor ked wrth h1!'t own three t·htldn·n. he has one in high school, orw in 1urnor high, and o ne in elementary school. Bedley has dcvl·luµcd a da rt board 1i:ame thc.i t ts more of an educational tool. A group of 21 d1sc:r phne Lech niques useful with l'h tldren 1;. keyed to the dart hoa rd To he lp parenb h•arn what lht· techniques are and how to us<· them . he s uggests they throw darts and sort of n 1ndomly lcarri a bout thl:'m and improve l111•1r throwing arms as w<.>IJ "I try to he lp IJ<'opl<' st•t• an rn vestment in their child's life," Be dley said. "as an mvestment for a lifetiml• "If you give your kids a piece of time they'll never forg~l. you'll reap two and three-fold. for the rest or your )1f(' .. Budget Eyed Amendment Flayed, Praised WASHINGTON CAP> -A proposed constitutional am endment to require a bala nced federal budget was de- nounced in Congress today as "a nother level of roJJy'' and praised as the onJy way to restore "riscal responsibility" ln government. A cluh over the me rtt11 or writing a budget-bala ncing requirem ent into the Conslllutlon took place at a hearing before the &mate Judiciary aubcommlUee on the Constitu lion. Sen. Birch Bayh, 0 -tnd .. the subcommittee c hairman who previoualy had taken no position on the proposal, warnfne •1almt "thinking that problems concerning fiscal reatralnt and economic well-being or this naUon can be solved by Lbe quick fix and eHy cure ." Sen. John C. Stennis, D·Mlss • testified t hat the Contt.ltutJon "1bould not be Unbred with or amended ex· cept for moet compelllnc reuona. However. the flnanclal history ol l.bla naUon tor the pa1t 2$ Y••rt and my atrona aenN ot fllcal reaponalblllty ®mpel me to propose th • amendnMnt." • 'Chief Bandit In Custody? Hy Mfn lAF.t PASKEVICJI Ol t,,. Doily l'llel """ llu11t1ngton UN11:h l'Qhct! said l11d~1y tht•y a n • · n •a!>onably s u re" that a mun ~hot 1n Garden c; rnvt.• rhmng an abortive rob· lw1 v J ltt.·mpt 1:-. "The Chief" a b.111cl1t lmkl·d to 16 Orange Coun t \ :o.upNmarkl'l und res t aurant rohh1 rit•s in rec·ent months l'ohC't.• rncknamed tht• bandit h1·1·:1u"C' o f his report ed r e 1•n1t.larwe to ;i charcter rn the f1lt11 ·Ont• 1''11,.•w Over The t tJt'koo';o, Nt">t " Investigators ti •lit>H' ht> m:.iy be res pons ible fur f1' e robtwn es 1n Huntington Ht•ac·h ._,11d Lt Hruc<.• Young Huntington Re ach polieP huv1• yet to interrogate Padg t'lt . but they believe ht• is rcspon!)1ble for five robberw:. SlnCt: the begin nin~ of February that nC'ltcd <J bout $1.600 A It houg h "The Chief'" ;ip part.-nlly worked alone. pohc1· s aid the wounded man m akhf'd the description given hy v1ct1m!> o f two robberies 10 Huntington Beach He was described a s having a dark-complexion and standin~ close tc1 six.foot five and weighs up to 250 pounds His bulk and dark shoulder leng th hair led v1cl1ms to say he rem 1nded the m o ( the film c h<1r acte r Pakistan (Juits Pact lSl..AMA»AD, Pak1st11n <AP) -Pakistan said to- <l <.1 y 11 will quit the Central 'fr t·uty Org:rnizat1on. A '>llllllar dc•c1s1on by Ira n h•a vcs lht• largely inactive m1hlary and c<:onomic al· 11ar1t'I.' with only Britain a nd Turkt·y ;is members and tht• Un1kd States as an oh..,t•rver l'ENTO was the last W I' s I c• r n s p <> n !> o r e d m11il Jry pal'l to which Pak1stun bt!longcd. The decision to leave qualifies Pa kistan for membership 1n the non-aligned move- m ('nt The dl'c1s10n was an- nounced by Agha Shahi. fore ign affairs adviser to Pre s t dt'nl Gen . Mohammed Zia ul-llaq. \ man 1dent1f1cd as Carroll E1fo Jrd l1a dgc•tl. 27, of Baning "a" -.hot once 1n the chest by <; 111k11 t;rm l' jJ11h1·e Thur'>di.I} "h1·11 lw .tlll•gt.·dly p ul le d a 1'1.iill·•I h,1ndgun un offtC'l'rs who "1·11· pur -.u111g hi m .tfte r a :-.t11wrmarkt·I robbery Three Arab Students 1'Jdg1•1l was buoked on an ann c•d robbery churi:e Friday .if. 1 1 und1:rguing l rt.'utnw nt for h1 :0. "ountl at PCI m t·dH·<tl ( '1•1111·1. offln..ib stu d Ball was "t I ,II $:.?.5.0()() I 11 1 ., :1 11 1• ~' ,. d 1· o m p a n 1 on . !'\l,1ull•y Mugica. f:.ices an rdc•n tu .. JI c hur~t· lh· wu:-arrested 1n a n•sttll.'nl1<J I ..irt.•a Ol'ar th(' ~ 11 p ,. r m ;1 r k 1 • l h t.• a 11 t• d g e d I y Ill' I p1 ·ti ruh Boy, 3, Dies M te r Tumble Into Water \ I~ day batllt.• lo '>ave the lift: of a .l-yl'ar·old Laguna I ltlls bo~ "ho hmJ fallen into his family's ~ '" m ming pool e nded Sunday \~ lwn tht· bov d1t>d in Children·., J l .. sptl <ii 111 6range \ 1·orom•1"-. n ·purt indtl'att·d :i \• .11 old M<J rk StnrtH'k of 2!">.'>41 l·';r I :1nt' Lag11 n<1 ll11ls, ap p.1 rt· nil.\ rt1<11• h b lr1tyclc into 111,• p0<>I al his ho m t' a t u b<>ut Ii pm . l·'1•li ~ Tl1<· )ouni-:st<:r n •port('dly wa~ pulfrd fr o m lht• pool b y hts t.11h1•r an <'sl1matl·d thr1•c lo f1 vt· n11 nutl':-. ufkr falling into Lht• "dter Hut lht• 12 <lay fi ght to save his lift• C'ndcd at J o 'C'IOl'k Sund<iy morning when thl· youngster d1l•d. the· 1:oroner :-.au.J Shot by Israelis TEL AVIV, hr;iel CAP > Militarv sources s urd ls rat•!. troops shot and wounded thn•t• Arab s tudents today durrng a ''tOlent demonstration in the ot· c up1ed West Rank against Pre!>! d ent Carter's Mideast m1ss1on The sources said student!> at B ir Z e 1t Un1ve r s 1t y n ear Ramalla h thre w !>to n l'c; al soldiers who c ame to break up their protest. but 1t was unl"ll•ar why, the troops fired into lht· c rowd The army will open Jn rn vesttgC:1tt0n. the) '>aid "H \\as a n e xtremely ~ertcJU~ n ot ... :.aid the sources An a nno lJnce m e nt o f u n l!>rae li imposed r urfc v. camt· o v e r In u d:. p eak c r .., 1 n t h l' mosques of the town . lhl' '>Ou rt·t·., said ,, woman -.turlt'nl v. hc1 told Planl8 Opposed H1\HC1':UJ:'\,\ !-.p:11n 11\1'1 An t•~t1ma t t•tf \0,000 pt•ttplt·. m an' "t• <i r 1 n i.: g a ;o, m d-. k • ma r ehl'd lo <'l'nt ral Ha rl'1·lo11a to prolto~l a g<Hernmcnt plan to build three nucle ar powe r plant:-. 1n northeastern Spain St•\ t'ntl thousand mon • I urnl'd out S1,m <la) 1n V<Alenc1a for a -.1mll;ir demonstr atio n l"ht• Assoc iated Press she wil m·sse<l the.· tnc1dent. confirmed that al>1>ut 100 students threw slont>s <tt tht· troops before they firt•cl tnto the erowd . U ntonf1rmcd reports said a ll men over tht' age of 14 were or d erc.•d lo rt•port to the Lalin ~c hool 1n Ruma llah for mt.e r rogal1on Mesa Pilot Faces Char~e .\ C:osta Mesa 11q1Jor ston· manager w:.i!i a rres ted today on t h ar~t>'i of Oy1ng und er the in fl 111•nl l• of alcohol. poll re said t ·o.,ta Mc•sa Polil·e Si.tt. Carl .la1k-.on -.au! ht• wa:-. fl y ing lh1• v11l1< l' hchcopt1·r nt'ar Orang1· ('1111111v l\1rport s hortly lwfort• ' .1 ni wht•n h1• not tl'l'd a s mall plan!' fl~inr ln w without nav1ga '11111.tl IJghh Whl•n tht· pl anl· landed. the of f1<·1•r all1'J!('(I 1t swerved back and fo1 lh on the· runway Offit·cr .I a 1·k:-1111 lanch·rl his helicopter .ind ur rt>stt•d the pilot. D.iniel MJrl1n "ic·um an. 2.'i. of 1588 SC:1n lfrrn.11d1nt> P!<Jee. Co!'tla Mesa "\ c·umJn ":.is lio1Jkcd on S500 bJ1l Caoeos Survey Flayed Lmvmakers Rap Poll Rating F e"iale Solons S/\LEM. Or<.' C/\P 1 An op 1 n ion pul I rating femall' leg1:-.lalors on s uc h things <JS · <'hes l. " "re u r . " "hr a ins. · "te a!>c" ;md "sexy." circulated by a g roup calling its elf the M a le• Cau<"us, has d r a w n <'rit1c1s m from lawmakers of both :.exes . Even Rep Bill Hulherford. r hoscn a s the sexiest man in the Ll'f.?JSlature in a poll by femall' workus at the Capitol two year" ago . :.ay:. !he s urvey goe!> too far. The poll was distributed la~! week at a meeting of the caucus, "h1<·h appare ntly was formed tn r espons<• to the C'real1on in tht!> :-ess1on or a women 's legislative caucus We Recommend: Fl.A. because it's the best. '"I'm d1sgu:.led. lo say th1 least ... Rep Grel<:hen Ka fou r~ a Dc•mot-ral a nd women :. n ghh ac t1 \'1s t. said of thl' poll "I think it's obnox 1ous a;o, 11 could be.·· s aid Hl'p JJnt· Cease. a Democrat In the poll. male lawmakers 1n the 60t.h Leg 1slat1ve As!>c mbly are bt'ing asked to rate c:ertain attributes of their 14 fcmalt' col leagues Points are awarded for "m outh. face . chest. rC'ar. lt>g~. body ttotal 1. s mile. brarns . friendliness, tease. lalkat1 vt' quiet. serious. humorou~. sex) <ln•ss. professional. hps. hd1 r and c•ve!> ... R e. p G I <.' n W h a I I '' 11 J Demot·rat bt'l1cvt>d lo he a n o r g an1zer of lht' c aucus. said tht· • fl'm<.1 1« le~1-.lawr~ ha ve no right to he• offrndcd by the poll. · T hl'\ rl11f ttw -.;,1m1• thing la!>l -.i•:.:-1nn · Whallon said, refer· ring ltl tht' informal poll in 1977 v. hen Hutha ford. a Republic.in. v. a .... sl'h•t·t1•c1 .1:-. lhc s exies t man 111 lhl• IA•g1:-.lallirl' H utht•rforcl su1d he didn ·1 r111nll "I l'nJO)l'd bt•1ng a sex ob J1•c·1. · ht' :.aul Bui . he• ..tddt•d . he has no plans to a1tC'nd thl' m a le caucus or p<.1rtrcipa w in the poll Whallon s'11d about 60 m en at· l<•ndf'd the C'auc us. whic h, he added. was rl'ally an excuse for a sr ug party Hl• said he would rl'' l' JI l ht• re~ults of the poll a ( t t' r ., 1• t' 1 n g how many rt•:o.ponsc:-ht• gt•h AL SCARAGl 56 FASHION ISLAND Nf-WPOR f BEACH 1114) 644 7030 l 1 l l , La una/South Coas t Your llomt•town Daily Newsp a p e r ' EDITION ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1979 TE N CENT§ l VO . ~2, NO 71, 3 SECTIONS. 28 PAG S Carter: Mideast Unready for Peace u .. ' . PRESIDENT PRAYS AT ISRAELI CEMETERY Carter Wears a Klpa Jewish Skullcap Cle mente Shop Hit . By Mask e d Thugs For the second time in three weeks, two ski-masked thugs h eld up a San Clemente doughnut shop Sunday night after placing a napkin wet with s untan lotion on the lens of a ~ se<'urity camera in the store. ~1 Michael W. Benter. 17. an I employee at Yum Yum Donuts, 1822 S El Camino Real, told police one of the thugs struck him with a fist during the 8: 15 i p m. robbery. Benter was not t hospitalized. The employee told police he was in the bathroom when the bandits, one armed with a pistol. , ·entered the store and began tak- ing the money in the cash reg- • ister. When Benter approached i the men. one or the thugs struck him. The crooks fled on foot. Store owners refused to te ll police how much cash was taken in the holdup. Two masked men held up the same shop Feb. 19 when Ben- ter 's 16.year-old s ister Denise was Wl>rking at the store. The thugs took more than SSO while pointing a knife al the girl. In both incidents, the bandits place a napkin over a camera in the s hop used to help prevent burglaries. San Clemente police Lt. Al Ehlow said the two robberies were probably committed by the same two-man holdup team. Police have no suspects at tttis lime. t r Police Still Mum · On Valley Slaying By JERR Y CLAUSEN Of tlle Oelly PllOt SIMI A Fountain Valley housewife. who police say was murdered Wednesday night , apparently was beaten to death in the blood- s pa ltered downst air s guesl bedroom of her home at 16587 Hemlock St. Police, wbo have veiled their 1 investigation in secrecy, con· tinued this morning to release no details regarding the homicide. Coast We athe r Variable cloudiness with slight chance of showers tonight a nd T uesday. Slightly cooler Tuesday with higba of 82 to 67. Lowa tonJ&bl in low to middle50I. INSIDE TODAY Coal could bf commo to CoUJonrlo GI o pmno,, ,_,, CNloiJI of 1'olo ti mow be ucd Co prodlloe ~ oppear °".~A1. ..... ............ =:...... .. ---C1 11 t111 Cl \,.Ill...,. .... .._. Cl = == ........ ·= o-ec. o.: ........... ~ o.a:-· .. =-.. •= JJ :=-.... -~ But the Orange County Coroner's office confirmed re- ports that Joan Virginfa An· derson, 28, died of massive head injuries. Officially, the coroner lists death res u lting from "cerebral contusion and lacera- tions." Sources who entered the home shortly after Mrs. Anderson's body wa.9 discovered said she was lying race down on the bedroom noor, the back of her head beaten in. The victim was lying at the foot of the bed, the sources said, clad in pajama tops. Blood .was apparent in the pillow area of the unmade bed and on the bedroom wall. Her body was found Thursday morning by a neighbor who was returning Mrs. Anderson's 3- year-old son to his home after he was Cound wandering in an area street by a motorist. Neither the 3-year-old, JQOn, nor the woman's lO·mon\.b-oJd daughter, 1n a crib at lbe bome, WH injured. Police said lut week that the woman's huaband, Mark, was 1n northe rn California wben lbe murde r occurred. He tubae. quenUy baa returned home. and (See 11\J&Dl!a , .... Al) aDIENTE PIER PlE4SES FEW 0oee ...,_. fo¥e tbe WQ the San a.m.t& pier ana loob! Do11 and • .,,..,te, perhaps. Plctur. cattare the 1cene. See P•A'7. .11''.R\lSALt-;M 1AP 1 Prest dt•nl l'artl'r, ht~ M 1dt•ast peac.: mti.&11111 Jt a 1:rul'wl crossroad. !'>did tl>da) ht· hus fallen s hort or an Egyptian l:.raeh treaty Ht> told the Israeli parliament more Ocx1b1hty 1s m!l'<ied AHt>r heannit th~ resulb or an all night Israeli cabinet m~t· mg, Carter told the Knesset that leaders of the two nations are not yet ready to risk a peace treaty. although their people are ready for peace Prime Minister Menacbem Begin told reporters afterward. "We must all be patient." He said a new meeting had been s cheduled between key mem- bers of his cabinet and U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Vance then went into session with Begin and key members of the Israeli cabinet, and Begin said l~r "real progress was made, and I'm very happy about it. .. He said ''gr eat progress" came on Palestinian issues, but that other issues remained to be negotiated. Meanwhile, Israeli radio re· ported that Carter would remain in Jerusalem through Tuesday, extending his visit another day Reporters also saw Air Force Dana Man Kills Woman, llimseH By GARY GRANVILLE Of, ... Oally Pilot Sl•ll A JS.year-old Dana Point man shot his common law wife early Sunday morning then, while his mother <'Ornforted th<' stricken woman. shot and killed himself Sheriff's investigators said Marie Trudeau. 34. of 25352 Bowsprit Drive. Dana Point. died about 90 minutes after be ing shot in thr bedroom of thl• home she shared with Bobby La Mont, 35 LaMonl was dead at the scene Wo01e n Protesting In Iran TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -Ten thousand wome n marched through the s treets of Tehran to· day , demonstrating for the fourth day against Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's t hreat to restrict the freedoms granted them by Shah Mohamm ed Reza Pahlavi. The turnout was much less than organizers of the dem onstralion expected a nd far less t han the tens or thousands or women who marched through Tehran on Saturday. A statem ent from Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan's gov- ernment that women would not be required to wear the chador. the heavy. full·length traditional black veil, appeared to have eased the fears or many women. Although feminists fear that the Islami c r epubli c the ayatollah plans will reduce the political and economic rights granted them under the shah·~ Weste rnization program, the is· s ue of dress has become the most emotional one because it is the most visible. Deputy Prime Minister Abbas Amir Entezam said in a govern· ment statement that women civil servants were not required to wear the veil or scarves to work "but they should dress with dignity and avoid appear· ing cheap or exposed in their of· fices." •••••,.•R Roy Wilkins, former bead of th e NAACP . was rePorted in serious condition Jn the cardiac unit of Unlvenity · Hospital ln New York after a fall.2!1 •New York at~ of the 12 45 a.m double shoot rng, the investigators said They r e ported LaMont c; mother was watching television in the front room of the Dana Point house when she heard a single shot rrom the direction of the bedroom Mrs La Mont reportedly found Ms Trudeau s prawled naked on a waterbcd and attempted to comfort lhe mortally wounded woman It was a:. l>hC leaned over the s hooting v1ct1 m that her son. standing in the s ame room . placed the gun be held in his hand to his temple and pulled the trigger , the 1nvest1gators said Ms Trudeau was taken to San Clemente General Hospital where she died wh ile undergoing emergency treatment La Mont died m the house, ac cording to a coroner's report covering the murdcr-s u1c 1de Investigators said 1t is not yet known what caus<'d LaMont to kill the woman and then to turn the gun on himself 'Looking for Trouble'· Presidency Target Of GOP Senator HARTFORD, Conn. IAP> Sen. Lowell P . Wcicker Jr., vow- ing lo swim aga inst a con- servative political tide. rormally ente red the race today for the 1980 GOP presidential nomina- tion. "I don't want th e United States to snuggle up with its past or gel comfortable with its pres· ent. Just as with this can- didacy. I want the nation up, out and looking for trouble not running a way from it," the Junior senator from Connecticut told reporters at a midday news conference at the Old State House. Weicker. 47, promised to fight what he ca lled an a nti governme nt trend in which "Democrats and Republicans a like. in a cheap quest for votes, s pit on the word government and tell a nation used to dreaming and accomplishing the impossi· ble that the future of America 1s no more than a good day today." The first Republican Li beral lo declare his candidacy, he said bis party needs a candidate who can win the general election as well as the nomination. Conceding that he faces tough odds. Weicker pledged to enter every presidentia l primary in the country. "Everybody's more of a front- runner than J am ... he said m a recent interview Alt hough the early primaries are in New England. Weicker says he doubts he wi ll have much of a home·region advan· tage. ·'It makes it tou~her. because pt!ople expect you to do well Obviously, [ have an edge in a state like ConnectictJt, but even there I have a tough fi ght." he said. Since winning election as a state re presentative in 1962. Weicker has come to be known for keeping bis distance from party leaders Fast Action Saved Leg of Motorcyclist The quick actions or South Lagunan Gordon Brown last week may have saved the life of a motorcycle rider who lost his leg in a crash outside Brown's home. Brown. a seven.year executive with the Orange County Council of the Boy Scouts or America, heard a crash outside his home at 3132 Camel Point last Wednes- day afternoon. and rushed out- side to observe the crumpled wreckage or a motorcycle. Minnesota resident Delbert Juhl appare ntly ran his motorcyle Into the side of a AD IN PILOT 'DOGGONE GOOD' •'The Daily PUot is tremen· dous. "I sold a1J my do1s and bad great response." That's the advertisin1 success 1tory of the Founta1n Valley man who placed this ad ln the Dally .PUot: 1 wh, i.t shots, parra 2 b1k/tan M. l re fml n'linl-dolliet UJMlXlt>t ... It you went "tremendous re1poue" to your claulfied Id, call I.be friendly Dally Pilot id· vlaen at '42·M'11. parked van on South Coast Hig hway, ejecting the cyclist and his passenger. The impact ripped Juhl's right leg rrom his body. and left the victim and his passenger. . Ma ryann Ingram, 22. of Cypress lying in the street. Brown, 27, executive for career planning for the county Boy Scouts, quickly applied a tourniquet to Juhl's leg and suc- cessfully stopped the bleeding. He also administered first aid to Miss lngTam. who was tossed free of the cycle following the impact . Paramedics credited Brown with possibly saving the motorcyclist's life. a nd Dean Crafton. director of field services for the Boy Scouts said Brown's quick actions "made me proud." Crafton said Brown grew up in scouting. and attained scouting's highest rank or Eagle as a youngster. "He •as super cool, and acted in a manner we're proud of," Crafton aaid today. Amy Cro8ees Line W ASJ«NGTON CAP} -Preli· dent Carter's dau1hter Amy croaaed • picket line to attend cJa11es today as the strike of Wuhtnaton public scbuol teaehera entered lt a aecood week. One, the president l> aircraft, towed away from the tarmac al Ben Gurion airport. a sign that no flight was imminent Earlier. both U.S. and Israeli officiaJs said Carter was hkely to s pend an extra day 1n Israel a nd r eturn Tuesday. The officials or1g mally held out hope that a treaty could be mi ti a led before the president's <See CARTER. Page AZ) O••lf PtlOI St.>U P"°lo GETS $3,000 RAISE City Manager Solomon Gty Chief Get s Raise 1n1..aguna By STEVE MITCHE LL Of, ... 0.llf Pllol Sbll Laguna Beach City 1.1anager Fred Solomon. who joined the c1 ty last JuJy. has received a vote of confidence from council mem bers who awarded him a $.1,000 a year raise Friday Solomon Joined the city last summer at an annual salary of S.16,500 and a SI .200 a year car allowance Councilmen. meeting tn executive session Friday af. ternoon. raised Solomorfs year. Iv take to $.19.500 and rnrreast>d his car allowanc" to SI .800. er. fective last week. San Juan Capistrano city manager James Mocalts re cc1 ves $42. 732 to operate that South Coast city with a popula t10n of 18.000 about 2,000 more• than 1s credited l o La~un a Beach. Officials in Laguna Hcuch will be meeting with thret' cmploycl' g roups beginnin~ Wednesddy with an ofrer of a 5 pe r('cnl in crease in pay. Those associations. as well as management personnel. could receive pay hikes as early as this week. according to Person nel Director Kay Keene The city reJected pay 1n· creases to police. fire and other city employees last year due to a state ban on such increases. But a recent stale Supreme Court ruling termed that ban un· constitutional. and last week, ci- ty offi cials were told negotia lions would be reopened. Annual cost to the city for th<' in<'reascs. if approved. would be a pproximately $125.000 Woman Set s Herself Afire In Santa An a Police report e d today a despondent woman s tood in the parking Jot of a Santa Ana shop-' ping center early Sunday after- noo n , doused herself with gasoline and then set herself on fire . The flames that engulfed 58· year-o ld Fern Grebe as she thrashed about before horrified passersby were s mothered by a Santa Ana poU ceman who was helped by two men. But the Santa Ana woman suf. fered ~nd and third degree burns over 80 percent of her body and was reported in uutcal condition today at UC I Medical Center. Poli~ sald they were toJcl the woman was despon<k?nt over her falllng vlsion. .......... I 1\2 DAil Y~ _._:l:u/t.!:S~C~----=-"4_o_noe_y Marc.h I~. llH9 Trait1i119 Com pf pf Pd S~t n Cl<'m<'nte C ity M.111Jgn Gt•rald Wt•t•ks, l<.•ft. with F ire <.:hid Ron Coleman lookin~ on, t•tmgratulates the city's first :six param<.•dt<·s who C'o mpl<.•tt•d their train mg Frid<Jy ut C Irvine· MecJu:al l'l'ntc·r From l<•fl th<.•v ure f1rt'f1g hte r Ho lH·rt . --- FBI Still Silent l lC'UC'h. 1-'11 t' Cu pt Al\111 Wn~hl , Fir(' ('.1pl Phillip V1111 Kampc•11, f1rcf1ghtt·r M1d1.lt'f Dollar .• 111d cnginl·e·rs Steph(•n J>inw11d and D•n•1d Cis ur. Th•· part.1mt.·<f1r lt•,1111 will hq.:111 M'f \'1111-( lht· c·cm1 n11u11t) Tt11•\ d.i,\ CARTER ... Saddlebat-k CollGgf> Trustees Eye Policy Change Int t'Hhst ri1·t .it It• nthHl<'t' a~rc·1· n11·nt:"1 , pol11·1t•i. allt1w1ng Sad clh•l1.1ck ( 'olli·gl' art•a r(•i.ldtmb. lo t.ikc l'tH!r'\L'~ at olher schools, w1 II bt' d1 i.ni . .,..,t't:•r nut 11r11r.rum ha s l)l:en rh t• 11h11·c·t 11r 1ntc•11M• 'iturly by a<t rrun ... 11 ,1t11r1, .md lru<;tccs slntt' r•.1•' 1~:1• rrf l'ro1><"1l1on 13 last \ 1•;11 Ofr1l'wl .. n111t· the• coll"!;l{' f1t•111 SI I m11l1on 111 lh<' 1977 7R " 1111111 \ •·.11 for "' ud1•11ts to <it 11•11d 111llf'r1·mnrnur11t y <.·ollegt:>~ 111 1'17H i!I h11cli.:1·t f1i.:urc .... I ru .... h'1 s • 111 mor11·y 111 '>U11~1rt 1r1 t1•rt11 .. 1r11 r rwnn1h hv SI m 1lllon ll11t 11((11 1.d, II.I\ 1· 111111·11 lh.11 11111111'\ 111 •11111>111 I ltll\ ';C'Jr \ Burglars Hit Laguna Home, Art Gallery t·rop of s tudt·nti. U ltl•r1d111~· coors~ out s1dc the d1~tnt·1 ~tll cost more than the $400 .000 <ii l ocated. S tudents pres ently lakrn~! coursett outside tht· d1 .. lri<"t ;1r1• f'ngaged 1n program~ 'u< h ,,, fire sc1enC'e th<il <in· nu! 11flt•1f'll in the &tddlcb<i<:k 01~tritl Under the interd1slrtt'l <.rgn•t• ments. Saddleback Colleg<· '' 011 ligal~ to ('ay for e a<·h 'ilUth·nt -atte nding another C'ullcgc A st11 den t who t akcs cuur:,t'\ JI Orange Coast Colll•gv, for <>x:1m pie. would t:ausl· !ht' Saddl<·li.11 k 01~trict to p-.y mont·y to l111· Coas t d1:.tn et for lht· c·o:.t 111 educ ating the ~tudent Tomght ·s dasl'UsMon ,.., cx1w1·1 t•d l o t•e ntPr o n PO'>'ilhl1· .tlternatiH·s for the 1ntcrd1\lru·1 program next year Saddlebar k Collc1.:e off1«1:1h are known t.o 1>UPiH1rt a M> 1·allt•1l "free exchange" proi:ram with o ther community t·cillcg1· ... Under such a program . sludl·nt., wauld bl' a llowed to <1tlenc1 <HI} college they wish without an t•x <·hangc of money twt wt·e11 111 :.lttullons /Jeaclws Full Bui, Not Sea I l t•s111t1• I ht• ( J l'l that 110,000 pwpte d~scenJ~ on Nt·wport Beach 's .. tr .1 1111, lh1s wcrkend. ltf1·.a.:u <irch today said 11!1•11• w.10,n't I<>" much for them t1> do Gu..1r<l11 ttu1<l th('y made no rc·sc·ut·s nf 'iw1mmers ..ind attributed lh<' lac.k of .it·t1v1ty t<1 th1· f<Jct that the ~ur( was ~mall and water lt'rnperulurc!) were at a ·chill 56 dt·~reea . t\ ppurcnlly few of the 110.000 pt'Oplt· who showed up Suturda}' or the 50,000 people '4 ho l'amc lo the bC<tl'h rm Sund<1y got hot c nou~h in the 60·degree beaeh lt•mpernture:. to go for" 11w1m Dollar Up l!i}apan And Europe By Tht> Associated Pr~s The dollar ~ain('d ground lo day on most maJOr world money rnarkt·L., and t:losed in Tokyo at ;1n •·1ght month high against the .J apan1•s1· yc·n Gold µrites we n • mrxt•d On Death at Sea Myste r y 1>llll s hrouds tht• death of a 22 year.old Whittie r man found at sea March611boutl6 miles rrom Dana Point as FRI agents I.Oday again refused to dis. c uss thecase rc•turn. but Hc·~rn ~;rnJ aftt•r Hw t\nc•Mwt SJX't·c·h th<it ht· douht1·d 1( a ll 1ssut•s could ht• wurkl'd our within 24 hours /\. 1.:1~:un :1 111'.H·h m an lo'il llt',t rl y $1:1,000 111 s.!<l<l<h 10 I ht· w1·,.k~·11d h urul:1ry t>f hi'> hr1mc· .1 ntl .111 :Jr! J!:tllf'I y tn l<1wn W<Js l11 o k1•11 111111. '°'1th rnort• lhun ~ 1.000 111 p;11n1111~.., s lolt·n H11 k (' hru .. :.mun, ,, ct'rt1f11·d 11ul1l1t <1<'t·11untu11t. 'iJHI hi• 11· t 111 n1•1I t11 h)~ h11m1• :it 217 J>11Jph1n W;1} <.1nrl dl'>l'OVPrt-d tllw\ t''i h;irf enkr(•d <in unlockf'd front wrn<low Io I hl· rl'\Hlt•nr<• /\free <.'xc·hani.:1· ..,v ,11·n1 ho we ver. would rc~utrt• ;q1 proval from the 'ilat1: tomm11111 ty college chunrc•llnr bdon· 11 c·ould Ix! 1mplemcnl(•d Runaway, 18, Comes Back; Parents Gone The doll ar opened in Tokyo at 20'1 70 yen. rwvt•r lost itround l:tnd dosed at 205 fiO y ·ri. Dt:alers ,a id on<• r<.·ason for the dollar·.., s f rc•ngth wa.., a fe<:l1ng that lh1· .r ~· p:.i ncsc· xc·on11my was ht:adcd for t<>ulo!ht·r l11n1: .. been aboard a 29.foot i.1ulbou1 registered uut of Dana Point llarbor, the day he died Bc>grn said at d;_iwn that h1 l'abinet lrnd ma<k "1t•u:.onablr dec1s1ons on Eio pt1an f1t•..i 1· .. terms dur1n~ t heir fi 1• hour session. The body of Alfred Joseph \astenada was found by a Coast Guard l'Ultn (•rcw OUI or Lon~ Bc>at•h il l I I 52 p m. fl l 'i l>l'lit•v<>d th:.it lhC' va•t1m had F' Bl sJ)(>c1a l agent J ohn Mor r1son said today. ·'there 1s an on ~oing investig:.ition but we will not be resPOnsivc to ques tions until 1t 1s completed ... Morrison said an aut opsy on Castenada 's remains hc.s bft.n eom pletcd but refused lo releusc the official cause of death. Mor rison r<'fUM.'d to s ay wh<'thc r Custenada drowned o r w:.ts k illed prior to l'lllering lht• water Is raeli radio s a1cl lht· l'dl11n1·t had acceptc'<i son11· p:irh of !ht· latest US comprom1:.t· but n· Jccted others Carter mt•t w11h the ls rat•lr cabinet over brcakfa,t and l h1·11 said in a SPt't'l'h t" th1· full Knesset that "we s till falJ 'i hor t of a treaty. Restaurant Story Erred O p <'ra t uri. of Tht-Bri g n·staurant in Dana Point llarbor 11lan to oJ>t•n a :-.i•c·ond rl'~l<Jurant 1n t'arly May known as Pom pano's Fish Broile r. . /\. subleas e for thf' !'!pace for lht· nt•w restaurant w<1 s ap p r o ved recently by Orani:C' County SUJ)(>r v1sor s. A story 1n tht' Daily Pilot crron("Ously sa1r1 Rr1g operators planned to least> thc•1r s 1x.ycar old operation to another rC'staurateur The Dally Pilot re~r<'ls the ''r ror Hrtg t1wnc·r Chris Charr1n said h 1 1> n t' w r c ~ l a u r u n t w 1 11 '>Pt•c1a)11(' 1n scufood and he: Ofl('nled lo fomil11•::. Talem Search Set in Laguna The Laguna Beach Exchange Club will b<· ~ponsoring its an. nua I "Searc.•h for Ta lent" show a t 7 J O p . m Friday in the Laguna Beach Hig h Sch ool Auditorium T hcrt' will be three d1vis1ons, primary, Junior and senior and t he wrnn<>rs will be sponsored by the c lub <1t the d1s t r1c t·w1de talent show at the Dis neyland Hotel Ta lent categories 1nc ludt- vocal, instrumental, d4tnct-and novelty Plants Opposed BARCELONA. Spmn IAP > An estimated 40,000 p eople, m a ny wearing gas mask&, marched to central Barcelona to protest a governme nt plan to build three nuclear power plan!Ji in northeastcrn Spain. Seve ral thousand more turned out S\ln· day in Valencia for a simllar demonstration OAAHQI COAST LIM: "WhC'n lh<•n • 1s a possibility of a federal r riml' on the seas a nd l 'm not ::.aying there 1s a c riml• in this ease 1l 1s our pol1 ry not to release information at this stage," he said Marine Trio Arrested on Pot Charges Three Ca mp Pendleto n M arines wer e arr ested b y Laguna Beach police <>ver lhe w(·ckcnd a nd <'harged with pns~ession of marijuana for salt> P olice :.a id t hey s potte d Bernard R Johnson, 21, outs 1dc his r a rked car in the 200 bloc k of B 1-oadway Place l ate Friday night. When the officers pulle d over to question the Marine. they noticed two other Lea thernecks inside the car Upon opening the car door. the police said they s melled the odor o ( burning ma rtJuana, and allegedly dn; covered a pound and a haU of the weed wrapJ)(>d In package~ inside the car Arres t e d w er e J o hnson . Daniel A llaJI. 20 a nd Kenneth W S1cwcll. 21. all on the man. Juana charge1> P olice turned the Marin ei. over to military police following booking at Laguna Beach Jail f'ro.P~AI MURDER •.• the couple's children arc being e ared for by r elatives, officers s aid. Police, whQ roped the home off during a day.Jong s cene in· vestigation Friday. re ruse to djs. cuss lhe case. They also have asked neighbors not to discuss de tails . DAILY PILOT , ... o. ...... c-10. .. ,,.. ...... 11 ............ _ "'-.... -....... """""-'"'""°'-, •• \t ..... t~(~ ~..,. ..... ,'°"' .. ,. r-vt.••\fMd ~. ttw'evtft ,,, .. , ,., C..t• ...... ,._ ...... _,,"" ......... ,,_ ..... v ...... ··-,_,.._"'~, .... ,. _....._.. ~ ... ttOf\ttDUOlf~\.ttwa.tv'•flllll ~.9\ ,,.., ptf'IW .... """"''\N"f P.1•"'1 I\ •f ,. .... , .•• ,,,,,.,... <•··~ , .... .,,.. •• ,.,. Funeral services for Mrs. An· deraon, described by neighbors as an e xcellent m othe r and ho m emaker , were scheduled this morning at Ho ly Spirit Catholic Church in Fountain VaJley ·-· ..... ..... -.... -._ J~·· °"'" v ... "'" ... "I -~ .. Mot"""" T ...... hlC- ll<llW "We haw not yt·l full\ t111•1 our challcngC'," C<1rtcr '>aicl "The people of the two n;,itr;m ... arc rcudy no w for JH:act:. Carte r s aid lf<o sµokt' thP '>t·n tcnce twice, firs t t·mph~sw11~ the word "now" <Jnd then t·m phas1zing the word "pc•oplf' " .. Th e le ade rs h ave not yel proven that we a re also ready for peace, enough Lo take a c hance. · Carte r added. "We must proceed with <lu1· caution, I understand thc.t, !Jut we• must prO<'eed." Carter saul The speech was followed lJ) pande monium in the Knesset. a nd one right.wing m <'mber of Begin's own p arty was C'Jt:ch.'11 artc r h l'cklmg fl(•gin a s h~ tried to speak. Carter openf:.'d his remark!> b.i- s aying that in the pr('(:Cdtng 2·1 hou rs he h <1d d 1s C'ardL•tl two d raft spcechc~. onl' "<.1 sp eech of des p a ir" an d the othH '·a s peec h of g l ad tid ings and celebration." "l have d ecided to de liver a s peech or concern and caut.Jon," Carter said. H e s a id i t i s now t he responsibility o f all parties "lo eontemplate t h e tragedy of failure, and the lcgitim:.i le ex ult at1on if w e brini! peace ... Our vision mus t be a:-. great as our goals Wis do m and courai:e are r equired of u::. all J/ acation F w1 ForS. Co~t Kids Planned The South Cou~t VM\/\. .., pl a nnin~ act1vil1es for kin dc rgarten through h igh school youngsters d uring Eas ter vuc·a lion. Learn to Swim classes wilt b\ held from 8 a.m. to noon April !J through J3 at the Crown Valley Community Park in Laguna Nl2uel. Day Camp for kinde rgarten through sixth grade is from 9a.m to 4 p.m. The cost for members 1s $39 and ror nonmenbers S49. Student! from g rades 7 9 may swim and tube the Colorado River from April 7 · 10. Student~ grade1 9-12 will have a surlm~ car avan to Baja California Co~t ror both caravans tS memben. $49 n<>n ·members $59. T'-•A---IM""91 ... ltlter 0..lfttf ~ Ill(,... .. """ At•Ht_ AU_."f Mt-. The dead woman'• nei1ht>or, Mrs. Lynn DeCamp, who dis· covered the body, mourned Lhe lo11 of he r friend last week. Sho said the AndersoM and her own family mo\'ed into the quiet w e ll ·kept F'oun'laln Valley neighborhood les1 than a year •10. Further information m ay I><' obtained by caJllng the YMCA 831·9Q.2. "It 'a too bad," •he said Of the murder . "because there are not that rnaqy nice, aweet people around u ahe was ." Probe Requested WASlQNGTON CAP> -Sen. Robert J . Dole. the former Republican vlu pr•aldtntlal oomlnee. hu caUed for a •Pttlal rroaecutor to look lnto tbe lnancu or tbt peanut wareb(Qe ownect by Pre.ldent Carter'a famUy ln Plaln1, Ga. 11Uef Gets Watches In San Clemente A tbtef atolc 11 di1ltal watche~ valued 1t $279 fro m " San Clemente auto parts store Sun· day afternoon whil.-the 3hov wa1 open for bualneH. PoUc. 11Jd the th.let took the wateh11 from an unlocked pla1tlc c ... at. Wett.rn Auto, 123 S. El CamJno Real. The theft wa1 ~ •bortly atltr noon I 111· S,11(1 Jl'Wl'lry. a lc·ll'VISIOI\ 'et. <·alrul.1t11r C';l'-'><.'lte ta~s .ind c·Jnthing vulu1·d at $12,893 w1•n· .,tuh•n from the ho me l'ola·t· 611!.o 1nVt.'sl1Raled lht· t h1•ft of p!J1nt1n g., fro m lht-Covt· c;,ilJnv . l·tOO South Coa st ll1ghwa\ ov1•r th(' weC'kcnd, 1-. lr1·rt· h11q.;l.1n. hrokl· a plate· gl.1.,.., da:.play win<l1Jw tu guin 1·n tra111·1· Tht· pu 1nt1ng'> Wl'r« '.1l111·d lty tht• g<ilho ry flJlcrator:. <il ~I. l.'l~1 ~000 Visit £>ULh Beaches (;ood surfinf( conditions and s u1111y Wl'Jlh cr brouRhl an l'St 101.rl 1·d J!'i,IJ(JO l'<'Oplt• to Sc>uth On111~t· <.:ounty bcJt•hc1> Sunday fo't•w probl<'ms werp reported in the four foot surf off L aguna Bt•;ieh wh,•r<' a bout 12.000 s un hather-. cavortt>d Cond1t1on~ w1•n• 'ilmll<ir at SJn Clementt- C1tv Rl'at•h whc•1(' &!Jout 3,000 .,howt>d up L1feg11 ..ir<ls sa1c1 lht•v had Cl cru11"t fhl\ ..it San Onnfn· T>ohc'nv .111d S ;io ('l"nH:nlt· St.rte hc;.ieht·; wht·rt· thcr1• Wt'rl· rs are putting in their two cc-nts because they iwy a d1s:.iblr<t v<'le ra n got a s kim py n •ward a flcr t rll1ng poht•p about $4 15,000 he found 1n lht· s I rt>t•I A S.502 ronlr1hut1o n two <'t'nts ea('h from 251 s tudenL'> &nd l ea cht•rs at £,es t S ide Ht gh Srh ool 1s the latest money to go to Donald J.ouk of Franklin Township, who found the big b u cks o n ~1 New Bruns wi ck strel't last wt•t•k We Recommend Fl.A because it's the besr ~n (rvtnt• VOUlh found fJUt Saturday that you t·an 't go h<m11· again. even 1f you ·H· flnly bc:l·n gonp a couple of w1•pk-. P ohce d1scovt>n•d th•· JH y1·ar old burrowed in lht· ..,,1111J unrl1·r som.-playgrounrJ 1·quq11ru•n1 111 Culverdal(' Wllclt•rr1t·'is l':Jr k t rying to kt•ep w~1rm On Wa ll Street. '>lOek price.., cl1•,·l1nt.-d rn moderate trnding Lo d.J y in ~hat analysts s a w partly ·" cl l'appoinl mcnt ovt•r the lack of .1 pt•act· :.ettlemcnt 1n the Mid die· Ea~t Tht• Dow .l11n1·i. average of 30 in duslriab f Pll 4 3J to R.38 .53 1n two hour' b•·forp lht> c lose T hcr l'. w1•ri· almo,l tw1n· as many lo:.ing 1"t"'" .'.J<, garrll'r•.on th1· New York ~I twk Ext·hangt., Whc•n lht•y a1>ked him wll >. tll' s aid ht· h<.id argut·tl ~1th his part·nts <i c·ouplP 11f ~1·1·).., .1i,:11 ;ind h;id run .1w:1y frorn horw· /\p11 l1Jget1t•ally hi' '<.11d ht• would move on and 'lay with :-.omc· friends . Officers <iskcd why ht· d1d11 I Jus t go home., He did. he 1><11d Ther1• wa .. n ·1 anybod) lhC're His par1·nts h.Jd mo\'t>d and lcfl nn for" .inlinJ! add res::. Laguna Picks Legal Firm, New Attorney Laguna Beal'h City Count II members havl' nam t-d !hi· Sant.1 Ana la w fi rm of Hutan and Tucker to rcprc·s1•nt lh'• city a-. lega l represenlat1v£'s William H. Kcasl'r will ser v1· as City Attorney be~inn1n~ nc·xl .luly when lus c mploymt'nt "Ith t he l.t'ague of C:;1hfornt<.1 C1t11·-. terminatt•s I n lht• 1ntN1111. Hul;.in .ind Tu<'kt•r attorni-) Hogl'I <:r,1hlt• will sent• <i ~ at·ting «It' ,1t tor nc·y. with Mar<' W1nlhr 1111 named deputy <'1ty attornc·v 111 f':ur11p1·. onl v thr H.rttl'h 11e.i1111I ).!:t1111·tl a gain ... t th•· dfllla r 111 1·.irh 11 .11!11w rt w1·nt from ';' 0:1;,, I h1 1'111'\1111• r:tlt• FrtdJ). t u $;.! 1)11 If, Six Captured As IH egals Afte r Cha~e \ 1•h,f'i1• w11 h "P<'<.•ds up to 90 mile•-. pt•r hour throug h S an <'lt•r1Wnll· Sa1unl:iy night e nded '°'II h I ht• a rrc·sr o f .., 1 x i llcga I .1l11·n..,, ont· nf whom was found h1t11n.i.: 111 a t1 ;1s h c~1n 1\ ti S Bo r rl I' r P a t r n I 'i><lkc•sman ':11<1 .fulw Mcndow :\1c•111l111<1 , :!?. of Mt·•n ro. wa~ <Jr n •,t<•cl lu•htnd <1 s h()PPIOJ.! renter 1111 < '.1n11n<, dt• f.:strC>lla cast Of 11w S;in l>tt•.i.:o Fre<·way ,\ wrln•''>s had SJ>C>llf'd the hap 11•,s .1111·11 p1•1•rrng out or a tr::ish t'ill1 to w1• 1( Hor<tl'r Patrol of f11·1·r' w1•1 f' n1•ar thl' sccnl' f''1 v1• 0Ul1•1«; wc·n· .1rn·s ted in a '"'r 1/1;11 11ff1r 1·r.., hart c hased 11 orn 1111· llo11kr P.1trol t·het·k· p111111 'iOulh 11( ~.111 C'll'm1•ntt'. The 1·•1r ., dn\l•r \\ho fll·d thl· seent· '°' •lh Ml•11d01a, 1•sc..ipcd wht•n the \ 1•h1d1· ''''PPt'rl rll':ir f he• !>hop 11111~ 1 t•nt1•r o n «.1m1no d1· 1.-.11 l'lla The firm n ·plat·•·, c;1·or, .. •1· Logan, who was t tl\ manag1·1 for five years 10 LagunJ Uct1c·h ~d recently :.icc·1•p h:d a s1m1ld1 i't>s1t1on m Atwood. C'altf l'ht· st" .tlu•n., w1•n· transPOrt C'C1 h•11·k to Mt''Ol'o following th(· !I 2 I fl Ill lll('ICl1•11( Al •1 C1AI U\( ,f I ( I N.l fl(JN , ... ,L AND NI WPORl ur A.("11 I n .i I 644 1010 ' Monday Maren 12 1979 DAILY PILOT 113 Mexican-Aniericans Focus of Study O•llY .,., .. , iu" ..._ .. DRAWS EXAMPLES Patricia Gandara Br OAVlD KUT'ZMANN Of,.,. 0~11t ,.,.., \wn The ~t"l' lhe proud onci., tn t\'lllJcc•nt . ambHiou"· hlt<hl v l'dUt'lllt'd 1n l~:ir hth' 20'> .ind 3011. th\'} hsH lltudtl"d hurd to rea('h lh1• profrs.s.1unal plateau~ of IDL-dll'l.De Ulld l.jW, bw.loc~ 0tnd d1plom.-r)' On1• ··muld not thank of lht:m ..... bt•tn~ ..o oruque t'.llt't>pl th~t tht') .Ht• Mu1run Arneru·an.., th<' '«•ru. 1rnd dout:hter o( thl t'<tmJie'MllOS who tOll IO lhl' rtt'lth ur -.-. Mk tn ltw furtont•!t Thol'lt' who wen• ;1bll· lo overcomt• "°' t•rt) .-nd pn•Ju1hn: 111tcrt1J>ll'd P.ttrlt'HJ (;,uli.lt1r1t Tht>y wt1re an t.•ntgma. <irw that ~ht! felt net-dell to be Wlc1t-n.tood, lo bt-used u11 a n cxamplt.• f or ol h t:rl> 111 emulatt> UCL../\ doctoral l>tud1•nt .... tie' ~et out on a (·roi.1;.c•ountry (luc't .i year a~o . .i Journey lh116 ook her from the hullway11 vf Wu,)11n.:ton U (. lo lht• Slt•unHn/,I nutluridli and tlcldb Of sOUlhcrn r .. ·1t1u. On h1•r h~t wf.'rt• tht-namt-.. o( 50 "a-.onb. all o( tht•m sue l t ' :. .. r 11 I .i <· <Hie m 1 l' u 11 y . t h 1.· holtlt•" uf do<:t o rut~ ... lc1w drKrc~:. und tO\.'d1caJ degree.., Whltl bhc wantL'tl lo know from l'lH'h or lht'fll WU!> v.hy they had mun.1.i\.'d tu 1•xccl. to rl'Ul'h lhl· lOP d1•,p1ll• u11!)ring1ng'> and dirt· powrty M :. Gund;1ru, v.ho !tpoke to <.t l 1<' lntn•• "l}mpo..,1um recent!) on ht•r .. tu<ltl':.. :.:11d bhe founo m..in\ common thrl'ad11 lhal l1nkto<.l her <.UbJCCt'> ''irt·umi.tanl'l':. thal t•nhanced lh1•1 r l'hanrt.•:. of breaking awa~ frnn1 their i.u rroundrngs Tht·~e mcluded hard-workin~ parl'nts, u btrong adherence to th(• work ethw. pride tn their past and relatively stable home h \'Cb lier 'lud> fol·used mainly on the strength:-; or the family and not so much on the Intelligence of the s ubjects she found Those factors she targeted in e luded where they had grown up . their famtly backMround. lht> siie of the families. the pro gress or brothers and sisters. child rearing characteristics. lbe types or schools they at tended : peer groups they us 1'0c1ated with. health factors. personal altitudes and cultural identity M s Gandara. in an interview before her campus appearance. \aid each of her subjects wa!> t:ager to discuss his or her back ground The mterviews con ducted in norttiern and southern Ca lif ornia . Texa "' dnd Washington DC somellme11 lasted up to four hours Whether in their offices or homes. they helped supply tht· 32-year-old researcher with the information she hOP<'b will help answc.·r a ques tion that had seldom been asked whilt con- tributes to success. rather than failu re. in school" Her study. the result:. of which <the has bubmitted to her pro· fessors at UCLA. focused on the lives of 45 or those she located Nearly half oC those 1olerv1cwed were women. Ms Gandara :.aid the subjects who held doctorates were teaching m uruvers1t1e~ pr1mar1 l y. the doctors w o rked 1n hospitals rather than huving private pract1c1·s <Jnd the lawyers pµrsued ca rc('r~ that ranged from manugt·mcnt to politics Most told her their home hvl'!- were characterized by a strong mother. parents who were proud and hard workin)! and who prac ticed a child·reur1ni.: phtlosoph.> 1n which the girls Wt't<' treated as the equal or the boys In fact. sht• said the g1rb Wt'rt· generally better students than their male counterpart~. Seventy percent of the motht•rs in these homes had wor'-ed ond the parents had taken a special interest 1n teachirq; their rhildren a strict work ethic, she !>aid or all those s be interviewed. only one s aid the family had ever receivt'd welfare More than half of those she talked to were either first generation c1l12ens or had 1mm1 grated with their families to the United States F1t'rCl' prtdt: 1t1 their trad1 tional pas t. l>he !'>a1d. was a ~trong mot1vatm~ forr1· 1n their lives ln Mt•x1to. lht• n •M•archer :.atd. their famiht•l> had perhapl> once ~n prest1g1ous and their parents had pas:.ed along th1i. feeling of pndt: and tht• nceo lo exc<'I Animal Tests Assailed GWC P lans Cuts fo r Humi1igto1i Caught Between Two F actio1zs NewTer01 By ROBERT BARKER Ol l ... O•llY Piiot !lull The Huntington Beac-h City Council is retreating with its tail bet ween its leg:. after gHI 1ng caught in a crossrire conct>rnmg the saJe of dogs a nd <·ut~ for medt<:al re11earch rhe dispute was rekindled thll> week when about 20 citizens heatedly discussed the pros and cons of arumal research Council 0Hic1ab 1nil1alh !>ldl'd "''th an ant1v1vl'-;ect1on. group <rnd approv<.'d a re~olullon lt1!-ol December prohib1t1ng tht· Orange County Animal Sheltl'r from sellin~ stray pets coll ected in llunt1nj!ton Beach for sc1en- 11hc re!'>earch. r1tv officials backed off As th1n~s s tand, the Huntington Bt-ach ammals will continue to bt> sold for research But the medical profc:.i.ion launched a f'ounter atl<H'k before thl' Count·il in f't·bruury and council members rescinded thC' resolution Judy Straker. a Costa Me~a woman who head:. the loc;.sl Society Against Vivisection. told Council members \.hat 10.000 OrangC' Count1ans had signed petitions opposing use of pets in scientific laboratories. Victim's ID Corrected In recent months. the cities of Costa Mesa. Santa Ana. Seal Heach, Anaheim. Orange. Wt-stminster and Buena Park have stopped allowing their antmals being sold for research . i.IC('Ording to John Sibley. direr tor of lhe Orange County Animal Sht·lter A But•na Park "omun who c11t·c1 Saturda.~ of injuries !>uf ft·rl'd m u <·atering truck acct denl in I rvtn(' was in('orrccth· 1dentifwd a11 Linda M atkr · Ms Straker cha rg~d that animals are put through dii.lress und pain without the use of drugs. The wom<tn, "'hose name v. a~ Linda Meador. 37. d ied at UC lr\'lne Medical Center. where bhe was undt•r treatment for burns that covered 40 pl'rtcnt of her body. She ela1mt>d that "\•1visec· t1onists" are intimidating and fnghtenin~ people mtG believing that their research w1U stop with the use or animals. Mrs. Meador. a catering truck cook. fell .a~ainl>l a hot gnll when the truck m which she wa.; riding colhc1et.I with a t•ur at an Irvine mlcrsN·tion on rl'h 2:> Or. Ronald Karlsberg, diree- tpr of cardiovascular physiology at Long Beach Veterans Ad · mmistration Hospital. said lhe charges are without foundation ··1 am outraged that such a small. vocaJ group can do so much harm." he said. K arlsberg said human pa· tients will suffer with the loss of Pilot Logbook Snobb e r y? You Can Bank on It ByTOM BARLEY Ollllf Oaily Pll9'Slall This Bnlish·born cynic has often been as ked over the years to identify the m ost insurmountable bastion of British conservatism. Some prefer to call it snobbis hness. Some put the aging trustees of the Marylebone Cricket Club <England play at the Lords ground> at the top of the toffee-nose hsl. Clubs on the lines of the Aetheneum in Baker Street get a solid vole Then there's the spokes men of Buck· ingham Palact• who somehow believe that they are there to protect the queen from a rather dirty. unworthy public But my vote has always gone to the Dank of England And in the years that I worked in London, I could never get more than a terse, surly comment from the bank on any aspect that involved their dealing in domestic or interna- tional currency. I ONCE ASKED A bank spokesman why the governors had expressed such confidence in a falling pound al a time uun when the mark and franc were soaring. l can picture him wearing his bowler hat and pin· ~tripe suil at the olber end of the line. And he probably un- furled bis brolly as be told me: "Ah, but one always has confidence in the pound, doesn't one. Rather like God and one's country, what?" Anyway, the memories roll back as I see that the ·'lit- tle old lady or Threadoeedle Street" has decided after long deliberation to put lhe features or Sir Christopher Wren on Its SO-pound ($100) bank note. kUMOR ON FLE~T STREET had it that the gov- ernors might realize that it Is L979 and go for someone on the Uneis of Winston ChurchUl, Admjral Lord Nelson or the Duke ol Marlborough to decorate their currency. Britiah women went for th likes of Queen eo.rucea who gave the first century Roman Jnvaders s uch a hell or a struggle, bless her British cbariot. And Emmeline Pankhurst, who founded tbe British suffra""9 movem~nl through a revolullon that saw ma~ or lu part.lclpants forcibly fed in Holloway Prison Of chained to the railinp of N<>. 10 Down.inc Sttttet. Wno deslaned some of the moat beauUful cburebes ln Cbrllteadom. He was a great. Briton and well wort.by of re<:Opition. 8 '11' IT WAS awaclllU. alone who aaved Britain'• bacon \n Wadd Wu n. Nelaoct dld the same tbinc ln 1905 wbln be •= tbe French from the MU ac tbe battlea or • Traf atc-r the Nile. ADd llarlborou&b made tbe relp of Queen AnM a iton.il etntct. of lrmah bllior)' wbetl he won every bat· ile bi rM fouabl Oii U>e toallDellt of t;wope. lul .... ct.elatoa to pat Wreo oa tbe pratll)oul ~· ,.._. -. IMdl me to 11..a U. ...._,..,, dilatory aov· .,... tJIU. Bm* ot Sqa..d a title ell theJJ' own. :l'lleY u.-to be, and an, "the UttJe old Jacllea of ~&reei .·· • . animal r~sl•arch and thal tl t!> critical lie said ammals Lirl· not m1streall'd. Sibley. of the Orange Count~ Animal Shelter. 1'!a1d 972 dogs and cats were sold for research in 1978 out of a total or 50,000 animuls collectt•d He said 510 dogb e.tt $10 each <ind ·162 cats for S6 were sold to ~uch inslilut1ons as USC. UC! Medical Cl'nter. the Veteran~ Adm 1rustrat1on Hospital m Long Beac h and Harbor G eneral Hospital in Los Angeles Trus tees Divided on JobPla~ O ff1 r1<.1h at llunttn~t on Jk<:1ch':. Gold\.'n West Collt·~1· plan to n·ab,1gn \t'Vt.'n ud m1nistrators to classrooms. rl' duct' the 1979 summer program and sus pend four ca rel'r pro gr:1 m11 in :an t'ffort lo cut next )t-ar'-. operatmg cost.. by 10 per n•nt Tht· propo:.ed SI 3 m1lhon 1n cuts folio"' orders from Coal.I <:om mun1ty College Distract trustee:-. lo trim cosb to met-I unllc1pated lower 1m·ome next ) car as th(· result of Propos1t1on 13 Golden Wt•st ·:-. current operat rng budget 1:. Sl4 3 m1lhon, a ~pokesman said Next )'t:<tr·-. 1s to be closer to $13 m1llton President Let• A Sll.'\ t.>ns ~aid µlant operation will be i.las hed $180.000 by redurinR equipment lt'aSt' and purchast' aRreeml•nt:.. The future of a p r oblem .rt>ntals. ser vice t·ontracls and plagued Regional Occupational O\ ertime for ma1ntl·nanct' Program operated JOtnlly by two pt>rsonnel South Coast school districts, rr Tram,ft>r or the ~even ad mains in limbo this week after -........___ m1n1strator!' to teachm~ posb.. trustees from both dislrict b '\. coupled with leaving unfilled ad· deadlocked over plans for the minastralive post~ vacant. lb work program. Iii A I '-&• .... _ expected to tnm Sl00.600 in ad Trustees from the Laguna ffo llfl OftfJ mm1strat1ve costs. Stevens 1'a1d Beac h and Capistrano Uruf1ecJ CarCf'r proorams impacted b.v S h 1 D t · ts t th. kt It looks like an overstuffed suitca s~ that 9·year-old "' c oo is n c me is .... ee o t'Ul l> are operating room d ~cide whethe r lo contmue a David Reese is rolling on a s kateboard. but actually 1t ·!'o technology, which will become vocational program that offers his Frenc h horn. 'The Phoenix youth. who weighs 65 part of the registered nursing work experience Jobs to high pounds. decided the 14-pound instrument was JUSt too pro~ram . human ser vices. school students. heavy to carr } which becom es part o f the The program w<1s beleaguered ps ychiatric techniciun program , with charges or corruption and science technology. which will mismanagement last year when Anah • T h be suspended. and motorcyclt.• the ROP administrator Jerold eilll eac e rs technology. which will be s hifted Simons was accused of using from a day to evening program program equipment for his own Also to be bUspcnded are 111 use E s I L • t tercollegiatt· coed Lennis anti Fellow administrator Ed y e a ary awSUJ :.aihng competition along with Quesada claimed Simons had ;irc hery. day bac1mtnton . costly radio equipment belong handb:ill <ind :.om t• :-.u lling ing to the pro1cct set up in his The organ1zat1on lh<it ...,alkout dasbt'S home represents teachers in tht· HarJU ~asd u 1 .... 0 third:-. m<t The accusation led to <i Anaheim Union lhgh School 01:-. jonty vole "'a~ needed to call CJ The reductions are expected t o s heriff's department investiga tricl was expected to fil e i.I stnkt' The\Olt•"a:.497 inf;nor ~a ve about Sl20.000. a t1on and a probe hy the count) lawsuit today 1n an e ffort to and -141 OPPosed :.pokesman said Grand Jury. The bhenff in force trustees to grant semoril~ Contract focultv mcmberl> are vestigat1on cleared Simons of Tht• union ha1'! bl•t•n :.cl•king .. to bt• assigned to courses pre any wrongdoing. pa~ilr~~~~j~~-exccut1ve director five percent acrosb thr -boord Ill· v1ou s ly taught by part-t1mt• But Simons resigned his JOb o f t he Anaheim Secondary creast' that •~ retrouctl\l' to faculty . res ulting 111 about effective July 1. and s till re-Teachers Assoc1allon, said the Sept 1 '° addition to the :-.cmori $367 .000 in ~avmgs ceives a $30.000 salary while s uit would be filed in Superior ty increase~ By not filling vucant teaching working on other projects within Court in Santa Ana after the un· Although thl· union le ader!> and classified sturr posb. tht· the Capistrano district. ion executive committee agreed consider 1t unlike ly 1hey·11 ){el college expects to save $360.000 Quesada. the assistant ad· Sunday night to move ahead their rive percent mrrcase. Ha r mon· ministrator who brought the ac with the action. JU said they wall ask the court to Ste"ens said faculty layoffs cusations against Simons. has Earlier Sund a.>. the high forct.• the district to grant tht: next year will he minimal. "We been suspended with pay since school teachers voted not to scn10rit' inc·rt•aH·:," which are lookmg at maybe ont• or two last Octotx-r. strike against the 34.000 student amount r'o S700 <t year for thl• t<'achers. and thos<' probably It was against this background district although u majority of first tO 'ear~ of service and $350 will be recalled for partial a!- that lnlSte<'s from both distracts them cast ballots in favor of a from tht• 11th to the· 18th )car' ... 1gnments met this week to determine the _.:.:.:_:..;..__.;_.:....;.. ____________________________________ _ future Of the JOinl project. Laguna Beach trustees unanimously s upport continua· tion of the joint $700.000 annual project with Capistrano. and they were joined by lhree of the six Capistrano trustees attending this week's meeting In addition to retaining the current program, those trustees said they would also like to look into adding Saddleback Com- munity College classes into the program. But three other Capistrano trustees, led by Dr. Edward Westberg. said they would like to see a joint.powers contract with all classes conducted through the community college They said they did not believe lhe current two-district agr~ ment ls not capable of ad ministering tbe program. Laguna trustees said it is too late in the game this year to launch both districts into a tripartite agreement with Sad· dleback Community College. Botb boards said they would further discuss the future of the ROP wben they mee t at in· dlvldual dlJtrict meetings later thia month. Tbe Pf'OITam is funded Jointly by both dietrict&, who receive at.ate fundl to ~rate the work experlencet project. Lacuna Beach Unified School Oielrlct contribulH about a thlrd of the annual coat of lht prorram. •lth CUSO plckl na up the balance . More than t .000 &\udenu are enrolled In lhe projram. two, thirds ot th.em from the leraer Caplstrano dls\rict . ouryiz.ar round bla.z.czr pz.rheps thz moet practical bla2e.r you1l l ew.r ~ durablcz. dacron and wool, \)J(J\/Q.n m a uruqu<l- oopsack 'VJ(lfjve,; pz.if'Q.CL for busin:.z.ss a:rd. trav:zl flw. gnzet shOOrie > 1nclu.chaj n<l.w nevy, ~,....~ niwport blu<L, brown, ten end bottJ<z. gnz.en @)~@@)~@ 44 Rish.ion t~lan.ct· Nuwpon Bea h •7J4,6..,4 5070 1001 ~srwood Blvd.·Wcsrwood Vtllagt••:llJ/479·7727 • - ,l ,f O~l Y PILOT Mot10ay M1rch 12 1979 NATION /WORLD Ju ~• .~08!11ifi11~ ~ Viets, Chinese I .. iah,~''t Tom~~' •1Hurphint· Trade Volleys UA ~l.h.f ))\ fh.itl.ind 1/\t'1 \ 1ctnam alld China cha r ged ea<:h 11l11t"1 wllh Ill'" .itt;1l k~ tn their l>urdt'r war today, but We11tern 111 h ·lllKl'lltt' u fhl't'I :-. 111 H<111~kok rt·portt>d the slow Ch ine),<: withdrawal ..... .111 t.·m1ll11u1n.,- M \tU'lll,(, 0 "'-1 1 0 PROf1R• .. -.~" .Ju,I ''' 1·1 Ou' H.aclm H.rnu1 ,uul that as or lfltt• Sunda\. thl' Ch1nc-.c were ),helltng, l11u nm.-.Httl ptu11tJ1 1111..: Jt t.•ui. •11 ·---- pa ... 1 l41•1·lt.1·111I 11111 I lr,10~· l '11u11l\ < 1·11 111 ult-ti ltll' 'lot fl ttll llt\1•1,111\ of th 't't'l''''"n from Lo!'> \11.:1•11·, '\11114 141 1 .111 1 11u11t 11111 hlt•''"'f 111 .di th1 M ,n lit• 1 h.-"' \ 11 tn,11111•"' pr1H 1n1·1·' homes and d t·1•ramt('!\ fat•lory .. 1lt1111t llw m1r1 lwrn l.101 d1•1 Tass. th<· 0£hc1al Sovlf'l new!. ltw 11 t u.ti tl.111• ~'\\ u1 lor 111ar 't'J•Jr ut1u11 from I ~ 1~ l\t.11d1 II\~~' lh.11 "1 .... twn ''"' Uulwrt "·1l1·rr11.111 .1111 tho• 1!11iX•I 11•,11l1·11h 111 111lr 11 j..,11111 111111111!1•1 1tlt d ll11" ".1111t•1I 111 h,1\ 1• 1h1·ir 111411 1•11\ 1·r111u1•11t 1111 ttw 111.111111· I 111\ I ' 1l 1•1111tl 11. 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TOO\\ I' O R\,(, •. lOl 'T \, \1tU 1x>ll 0111\ .!.io•r \11(1'' .11111 \1111 p101h th)\ lt,1\1 /1I1\t 111·,11r1t•cl ;i flll'l 1111'1 ,1111 II fhfllll~ll !It I t•llllrtj! tlllf fl\411 I llllllt\ "Ahlll h 01\t' 14 I' j.! ,llfll'd \\I'll "'' lo.11111 lo.1•tl 11111411 11111-.1 11f tho,1• or;in~1· ).!111\1 .ind 1•111 .11\ ptu' '""'' th.11 wt-rt' JU-i.t taktn~ up :.{J<.lt'J' ... 111J N E WPORT HEIGHTS ACREAGE . Cheapc~~ L a nd in Southern Califor nia '\" t ·" 1 '": I 1 ' • ~:;, t.... h a h 1: • Ii p l.1 t c·:111 • :d I 111 '1 .... l I II I ~I I I I\ . ' \ I 1 . \\ 1 l It t 1... ! u \\ c .... t \'II i II - <1\.l'r 7•• ,,.,I il·••\1 tl11· '-l '· r.or/v ll1·11/ 1-::-;1u11· Ar1 'f 11ul.\ Hmqmn.ljaument Opportunity ... 1111lo.111r up th(· :Jrr ""''h'or.inge blo'>:-.om' We replaced tht.' .11r \4 llh M11C1g and grov e·~ with taco stands \nd .1s fnr lh1 :.!0.000 population of 1889. we've i.ldd('d .tbout t \4<1 m11l111n \\ l'. \'I' 1·11mt• .1 l1111j.! "';,iy rn 90 years l.<111k111i.: l>.j('k, lh1· off1c1al newspaper of our !'ounty St•<il tlh Oa1f\ E v••n1n~ Bladt•, g1v(•s you :-.omt• 1n~1ghls of ftfr 111 lht· lH~ith. aC"rm., uur 1f'S{ll1n . l 'OR VJ\('l\TION, ;i fromt pa~<' advertisement in forms 1 hat \'Oil t•an st.1) at B n1oks llous1-• m Laguna Beach for 111,l S!1 ~lll a "1·t>k 1\uoth1·r ad rl<'<'lllres · It "ill not 1·11st you i.trt.\ more to spenff the :-.ummcr al t'al<1ltn.J Is land th<in rt will lo remain al home Cumpini.: ground and water fr C'P " lltrf•'> Root Beer W<as touted on page one as "Tht• Great 'I <'m1wranre Drink " F'ash1on Stables at the c<>rn<'r of 5th anc1 Sy,·:1mon• Str<'<>t<> in San la Ana prom l\l·il "Slylt...,h H1g .... and Gentle Hor~es .. fo'1f'1ott National Bank or Santa i\na boasted paid rn l'<tp1lal of $150.000 '\S f'OR T ift: N F.WS . onl' story m the 1890s paper was hP;HJ ltnt•d 'lloaxe'> t\boul < 'anmbals · The lower ht•11<Jlm<' l"<.Jllatnt•t1 "Thc·r1• ,.., Not Nt•ar So Much Man· Eating a ... (;t>nenilh H<'r><>rlt-d .. ('(•rtain 1·y01r' might ('(Jmr.Jdn• the 1800~ to Orange <'nunty today and ..,uggt•sl lh.11 tht· onl) thing wt· got with 1ndt·1wnt11·m·t· from LI)') 1\ng1·lcs was a lot of population an<1 lht• Ham' foothall ll'am I\' for gm<'rnm1·nt tll'n· !JO \l'i..lr'> latt·r. "Af' re ... till tr v 1ng lo l'Xt n1 ah· our .... t•h 1·.., from Lo5 /\ngt•l .. s 1nfluenn·'o Mavt1<· wt-'11 g1·I th1· 1ob done 1n t imt· for our Woth <.in 111 v .. r .... ar.Y l\t .JI thi· <'<'nl1•n11wl <'f•lrhrat1on. mayhe we should n·h•liral<· hv lt•artn~: down a ff·w lato :-.tllnt.l..., and plant1n1< ...,omt• l't1mm1•m111.1t1\.t• 11r<1ngc ln•t·s North Yemen Cites Attacks K L W /\ I 'I I /\ P 1 Con:-.t·n·,1t1'1t.· /\.<1rth Yt>m<·n to <i;i} •H'l'llsed M .trx ri.t South Yt•mc·n or ru.•v. Hrr atta(·k-. (Jll It... b o r <k r p ,,... t ., ti l' ~.,11 t 1 • /\ r iJ ti l.t·d~Ut• <kmancb for a ceasi· rrn.• I\ Nor th Yeml·n hroadca .... t :.aid South Yt•mcn p lanr•' bombed pos1t1on .... 1n lht> area or llarib, a bor dt•r town almo'ot IOO mile~ !>outheast of San·u. lht• Nor th Yem t'ni c1:tp1lal 't lfl :O..f ..,t t'O R (t'-. 11•..,p11111lt•1I 11. 1lh in 1mml·1h,1\1 1·11u11l1•r.1tl.11 k 11n t n1·m\ P<>" llllllb, ,,lltf \11th11<1 Jn 1'\l'I \ 11e..t.in1 ,. Cht1h"11• troop'> 111flu·t1•tl 111'.I\' '"''I'S •Ill lht Vlt•t II I lfll "t' 11.1 ll\ll had .• ('llllflh•t l'l.11 m rur tbt• c.)sl1·rn 1•11d 11( Hu horder II '·"" Chtn1'"' .1rttllen tht"re fir1·1I mort.• I h.111 3.000 round' into .i11 .111«1 of \'1l•tn .im·.., <'oastal Qu:1n1: N111h l'rov11>t'<'. dt•s trny1 ni.: Cult Linked To Taking Of 2 Babie s WINSTO"" ~1\l.EM l\ C r/\P • /\ n·l1J!ll)Us t'ult said h' form<·r foll<i\4 l'rs lo 1·mplu~ dru j.!,, h1•at1ng .... o:Jnd nlht·r \ lllll'O<'<' •~ lw1ni.: lll\i l'sl1gated lll t•onn1•1·11on with Ltw \H·ekenrl k 1 dnapprn~s of t ..... u 1nfanlo,. pol 1 rt· ..,,mJ i\uthorttt<'..., "'ardu•cl ~1tnda' r11r <I C'IUI' lo th1• \ol;h1•rl't.1bouts or Shf'b;i .Jl'IN 2:? ITl lHllh~ aml M on r q 11 t• La Io~ .1 Ii r<1"" n . · 1 mont hs, tak(•n from lhl·tr lwd" Suturday Th1·1r moth1·1•. l1dom: I Cl th1· cult SGT. FRAN K M.\BRY of thl· Winston S.ilem pol1t'l' dNecb"· hurca11 s:•11i warrnnt:-. ha\'(• t1f'.·n 1-.s uNl for two men. m<·mbl·ro, 11( !ht• New llopP Ocltvl·1 amt' c1nd M1rath• ('l•nt<•r A third man '" also b\'mg sought, hl' said C'h:irgl'd w1I h l wo counts of k1dnapµ111~ <·aC'h wNe Manon M .irt111 .Ir JH. anff :'llorman Wilson. 18. Mabry s:nd No w;;r rants ha Vl' bf't'n 1s,ued for 1 h1· third man ;\II thrt'e wt>rc still at lar[!(' Sund~" r11~ht r .111l1nt• .Jc•tl'r and CarlOtl;J Hrow n. who ..,h i\rf' ,1 hou"'" t11lt.l pohc·r t hrt••· mr·n hrokt• t hrouf.!h I hetr rronl dmir Jh•Hll 1 30 l:I r11 S:lturda}' .1ntl took tllc· <:hlldn·n IN Ttn: EARLY 1970..,, lh1· 1'11urrh h.1d a ml·mhcri.h1p nf rnorl' than 300, hut it ha" sin1·1· clw1 ndled Ill ahout :I<\ ch1lclrt·11 and :111 adult!., pohc•· su1d fo'l)rml•r n1l'mlwrs told th<· W ins ton Sal(•m Jour nal tlH' C'hurt h abandonl·d its Chnsl t<•n principles when rt w;is l:tkl'n ovc•r by Dt•morlC' Hay fiobim.on, son of th~ c·hur ch's founder. 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"a:- arrt•s l t'd S;1turda;, a r11·rnnon a fl l'r hf'r l'ar plowpd 1nt11 rll·m on ... trator-. on 1h1· lln<llo!C' qf th1· A menn1s A IO n·ar old Mt•:ic 1c·an girl was ktllt•d and a 9 v1·.ir old ho;, was rr1t 1re:11ly 1n1url'rf Thl' protesters 1>0ll1·d lht• wo m a n fro m he r car and b<•<tt hl.'r until pohc<' a rrived M l•)( u•a n authont1e .... 'a1t.l n1'.1~lt~t·nt hom1r1de rharges will bt.• fi11·ff against the wom an O N FRl DAV, l '.S . lmm1J:!ra lion <i nd Naturalt1at1on St-rv1<·1· 30 seconds isn't enough. 11ff11·1•r, 1kp11rl{·1t 135 \t .. x11··1n 11· ... i<h•nts . mo:-;lly """ml·n wh11 \41' r1· 11rd1•rcfl off huses laking t twm to lht•1r 111hs a' maid~ m fo:I '""" hous1•h111<i.... 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At a time w he n peo ple a r e d e mandin g m or e in formativ e a dve rtis in g. television and r adio commer cials ar c getting shorter The trend 1~ to 30 second spots Or time for about 50 word.., That 's not enough tame to t ell everything consumers w:mt to know t h ese days : p r ices . co l o r s. guarantees. whe re to find it. what it 's m ade of and so much more In a n ews pa per ad vertisem e nt you can give the ru11 details -in 30 seconds t he a verage rea de r can absor b 250 wordi, That's five time~ as much rnform;,ition as ran tx• gained by s pending an cqwv<Jlcnt amount o f lime watc hing te levis ion or listcninfi( to the radio Ins tead. advertise where you can teJJ a r omplele story wi thout heing a "(as t t alke r ." ln the Da ily Pilot . And. n ew~papcrs let a cons umer pa use to evaluate. re·read a nd even clip your ad as a r errunder . Ne wspa pers always have been the hardest working medium We think the future look~ better than ever . We a rc the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 7 Orange Coast f IJ I T I ll tJ I VOL. 72, NO. 71. 3 SECTIONS, 18 PAGES Your llometown ? Daily Newspapert c TEN CENT~ ,1 Mideast Progress? • t Carter Delays Departure From Israel PRE~DENTPRAYSATISRAELICEMETERY Carter Wears a Klpa Jewish Skullcap Three Arab Students Shot by Israelis TEL AVIV. Israel <AP> Military sources said lsrae!. troops shot and wounded three Arab students ·today dunng a violent demonstration in the oc- cupied West Bank against Presi· dent Carter's Mideast m1ss1on The sources said students at Bir Zeit University n ear Gem Deale r 'Gone' NEW YORK <AP > A 27- y ear-old diamond dealer who cam e he re from India eight months ago 1s the second member or his trade in two days to vanis+t with large amounts of gems. Satya Narian Gupta, 27, was last seen s hortly before n oon Friday walking along Canal Street with a briefcase containing "at least $300,(;~0 worth of gems." Ramallah threw s tones at soldiers who came to brecik up their protest, but it was unclear why the troops fired into the crowd. The army will open an investigation. they said H was an eictremely serious riot," said the sources. An a nnouncement of an Is raeli-imposed curfew came over loudspeak ers in the mosques of the town. the sources said A woman student. who told 'rhe Associated Press she wit- nessed the incident. confirmed that about 100 students threw stones at the troops before they fi red into the crowd. Unconfirmed reports said a u men over the age of 14 were or dered to report to the Lalin school in Ramallah for inter· rogation. ' ' ... Parent Carol Hamilton and members of Costa Mesa Boy Scout Tn>ol> 108 IO over a map a they prepare to dis· tri....-.' lntlerlme lnfonnaUoD packeta ID Santa Ana Hellt*. Tiie IC.'OUt memb9n, from Ka.lier MlddJe School, bit• the proJed bl cooperation wttb the Orange County Sbirlff to um a community 1emce merit bad1e toward .. Scoat rank. H.Ul~\LEM 1AP 1 Pres1 dl'nl ('Jrter del<nl'd his de µ.trturl' rrom hral'i today after ma"in~ wh:JL Prim<' Minis ter M~nacht'm lil'g1 n called .. great progn•s), m h1:. que:.t for an E~yptian b.rJd1 !Jt.'acc treaty On hi~ w~} home Tuesday. he will stop in Cairo, Egypt, for a meeting with President Anwar Sad al. anAmt:rican offit1al said The announ<'cmenl of Carter 's de1'ay came amid fast·moving de- velopmt>nts after Begm held an afternoon ffil't't1ng with US SN'r<'tary of State Cyrus Vance a nd Carter's national security ad v1ser. 7.b1grm'W Rrzc7.inski Bt>gi n !>:J1d .. a number of problems still remain." But he wus optim1stit' about prospects for a settlement. Ile said neither he nor Vance knew what would happen in the coming hours. but a shuttle by Vanre between Jl'rusalem and Cairo was one po~s1b1ltty. Begin's spokesman. Dan Pal· tir. said some issues had been resolved :.ince Carter arrived tn Israel on Salurda't after two d.iys in Egypt with President Anwar Satiat Earltt·r. Cartl•r had told l sra<.•I ':. parliam ent, the Knesset. that negotiating dforts had fallen :.hort of an Egypt1an- Ts raeli t reaty and that more flexibility 1s lll'C'ded After hearing the results of an all-night Israeli cabinet meet ing. the U S president told me m bers of the parliament that leadc.'rs of rsrael and Egypt are not yet ready to risk a peace treaty. although their people are now ready for peace Carter emphasized the words "people" and "now " Begin told reporters: "We must ~II be pa- tient." Vance then we nt into session with Begin and key members of the Is raeli cabinet. and Begin s aid later "real progress was made, and I'm very happy about it..' He said "great progress" came on Palestinian issues. but that other issues re mained to be negotiated. Meanwhile. Is raeli radio re· ported that Carter would remain in Jerusalem through Tuesday. extending his visit a nother day. Reporters also saw Air Force One, the president's aircraft , Cenlral Mesa Project Eyed By Planners A mini-general plan for an area near central Costa Mesa will come before city planning commissioners tonight in their 6 : 30 meeting at City Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. Planners are expected to ap- prove and forward to the city council the specific plan for the area bounded by Placentia. Avenue. Ha milton Street, Pomona Avenue and 19th Street. Associate P lanner Mike Robinson explained t h at the a r ea, which was des ignated high-density r eside ntial, was downzoned last year to medium· d e ns ity r eside ntia l in part because of inadequate water mains and narrow lots. He said the specific plan deals with means or improving roads and water mains in the area. in part by using Housing and Com· munity Development runds. Cyclist Dies In Silverado Canyon Crash A 28-year-old motorcyclist was fatally injured Sunday afternoon wbeo the motorcycle he was rid· ln1 on SUverado Canyon Road 1pun out of control and crashed into a tree. A coroner's re port identified the victim as Charles Steven Hoffner who lived at 1Z721 Home Park Drive. Whittier. Accordlna to the report, Hoffner was driving west on the canyon road about one·haU mile east ot KJttemam Road at 3:35 p .m . when tbe motorcycle •lam med lntoa roadlld• tree. Hottner dJed in UCI Medical Center a few minutes aft.er 6 p.m ., &be coroner's report aaJd. .......... :,.,,. i\. • . .... • • towed a way from the tarmac at Ben Gunon air port. a s ign that no 01ght W85 imminent Earlier. both U S and Israeli officials said Carter was hkely to spend an extra day in lsrtel and return Tuesday The officials oru~inally held out hope that a trC'aty could bt• init1alPd before t he president s -• return. but Begin said after the Knesset spee<!h that he doubted 1f all issues co\Jld be worked out within 24 hours. Begin said at dawn that tus cabinet had made "reasonable" dec1s1ons on Egyptian peace terms during their 61/2-bour session rsraeli radio said the cabinet O.ity l'li.t SWH - EXPLORERS AID MESA POLICE ON PATROL John Davis, Sandie Alexander In Uniform Police Explorers Lead Active Lives By JACKIE HYMAN 01 t1W1 Dally Piiot Stall lt 's the middle or the night Suddenly. the teen-ager hears the telephone rmg and runs to answer it. Says the voice on the other e nd . "There's been a plane crash. We need you at the police station immediately " It sounds like a scene from a movie but it's a s1tuat1on some Costa Mesa tugh school students have experienced They're Police Explorers and they've been called out In me middle of the ru ght to assist dur- ing plane c rashes. blackouts and other emergencies. About 25 to 30 teen-agers cur· rently participate in the pro· gram. according to adviser Phil McCormic k , a police i n· vestigator. The explorers -who must be between 14 and 19 years old and enrolled in high school wh.en they join ride alon~ with police, assist with traffic con- trol, and generally aid the police. They aJso participate in social activities and campout s, McCormick said. The program is run largely by the explo'rers themselves. They currenUy are led by rour-and·&· half.year member Sandie Alex- ander. AD IN PILOT 'DOGGONE GOOD' ·'The Dally Pilot. is t.remen· do us. "( sold all my dogs and had great response." That's the advertising success story of the Fountain VaUey man who placed this ad ln t.he Daily Pilot: 7 wk•, t.st shots, pap(lrs 2 blkttan M, l red rmt mlnl-doxlet XXX·XXXlC It 1ou want "tremendous responae" to your clu1lf1ed ad, call the friendly Dally Pilot ad· visen at M2·56'19. ' "l always say we 're bke a second officer. up lo a poi nt." the 19-year-old Golde n West College student sajd. Although she was originally interested in a career in law en- forcement, Ms. Alexander said, she's since decided she'd prefer to s pecialize in probation work involving juveniles. She's study· ing sociology with a mmor in law enforcement. One of her Lieutenants and a fellow student is 18-year-old John Davis. who is planning a career as a police officer. "It's a chance to be out with people." he said. "Also. you never know what's going to hap- pen next. It's exciting." On one of his ride·alongs with an officer. Davis said he helped catch a suspect who was Oeeing on foot . "I tackled him," Davis said. He noted he 'd prefer to work on patrol, U1an become an in· vestigat-0r "when I get old and can 't run any more ." The program isn 'l aim• only a t future p o l ice o fficer s. McCormick noted. "It gives the average kid a lll· tie different insight into what law enforcement and govern· ment are like," be said. "It offers a chance to grow \lP raster. with a little more insight into life," Davis added. Although the explorers usually spend between six and l2 hours a week in police work, they're CSee POLICE. Page AZ> Amin Refuses Peace Offer NAIROBI, Kenya CAP) - Ntgerla has made a fresh bid to mediate a pe8ice between Ugan· da and Tantanla, but Ugandan President ldi Amin aatd be would slt down at the peace ta· ble only after a Taniaolan·led lnv&1loo force bas wtthdrawn. U1anda Radio re~ today. Contused and confllcilnl re· portl about the battle altuaUon continued . had accepted some parts of the latest U.S. compromise, but re· Jected others. Carter met with the lsraeb cabinet over breakfast and then said m a speech to the full Knesset that "we still fall short .. of a treaty .. We have not yet fully met CSff CARTER. Page /\2) Dana Man Kills Wife, Then Self By GARY G RANVILLE Of Iii. 0.11' Pli.1 Staff A 35-year·old Da na Point man s hot lus common law wife early Sunday morning then. while his mother comforted the stricke n woman. s hot and killed himself. Sheriff's 1nvest1gators said Ma rie Trudeau . 34, of 25352 Bowsprit Drive. Dana Point. died about 90 minutes after be mg shot in the bedroom or the home she shared with Bobby La Mont. 35 La Mont was dead at the scene or the 12:45 a.m double shoot- ing, the investigators s aid. They re porte d La Mont 's mother was watc hing television 1n the front room of the Dana Point house when she heard a single shot from the direction of the bedroom Mrs. LaMont reportedly found Ms. Trudeau sprawled naked on a waterbed and atte mpted to comfort the mortan y wo\lllded woman It was as she leaned over the s hooting victim that her son. s t.anding in the s ame room. pleced the gun he held in his hand to his temple and pulled the trigger, the investigators said Ms Trudeau was taken to San Clemente Gener al Hospital where she died while undergoing eme rgency treatment LaMont died in the house, ac- cording to a coroner's report covering the m urder-suicide lnvestJgators said 1t is not yet known what caused LaMont to kill the woman and then to turn the gun on himself Mesa Pilot Faces Charge A Costa Mesa liquor store manager was arrested today on charges or fl ying under the in- fluence of alcohol. p0hce said. Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Carl Jackson said he was flying the police helicopter near Orange County Airport shortly before . a m . when he noticed a small plane flying low without naviga- tional lights. When the plane landed. the of· fi cer alleged it swerved back and forth on the runway . Officer Jackson landed his helicopter a nd arrested the pilot, Daniel Ma rtin Neuman. 25, of 1588 San Bernardino Place. Costa Mesa. Neuman was booked on $500 bail. C:oast Weather Va riable cloudiness with slight chance of showers tonight and Tuesday Slightly cooler Tuesday with highs oC 62 to 67 Lows tonight in low t o middleSOs. INSIDE TODA" Cool could be coming to Califomja. oa a primary fuel. DetaU. of how it may be uaed to produce el.ectricUy Of'P"r on Page A7. l•tlex \ •• A.% DAILY PILOl c Monday March 12, 1~79 ( Pilot Logbook J Snobbery? You an Bank on It K)TOMB RU\' oo• ... n•"•"' ... '"'" T t\111 Ht 1Ui<h t>orn l'yn1c haa oftt-n ~t-n ;1i.kt-d ovtir tht" , l'ltr., to 1lll1nt1rv the most ln:o1urrt1ount1ble bastion of nntii.h co11:-t•rvc11'u1m Some prt>fer to r ail it snobbl11h.nt'H Sornt' put lhf' .11ttni.t tru!ll<'t''t of th<' M~rylt't>Onf' ( r1rkt•t ('luh 1 t<:n.:hrnd pl.I\ ~•t th•• Lorcti. ~roun'1 > itt ttw top of tht• tOCfl'\' IW'-l' h-.t , Clllb!'o. 1111 th•• lint'' of lht• Al-'tht•ntoum in Bakt·r Street t-:t'I a l>Olld , oh• 1'hrn t h<'fi··~ the apokc-i.mt·n or Huck m.:ham Palarl· "'ho .. omt'tM1w t>t-lif'vt• that ttwy ur•• tht'rt' w µroh'\'t th\• 41ut'1'11 frn111 J r .. th1•1 dlrh unv.orthy puhltt· nut "'' vott• hu~ alway won .. · to the Bunk ur t:11gllrnd And in th .. yor thnt I "'orkt'd 111 Lundon. I could nevt-r gel more thJn J tl'r ...... url'r t·ommenl from tht' burut o n any a .. pect that involved their dealing 111 domestic or mlerna llonal CUUl'OCy I ONC•: SKED ..\ bank spokesman v.h ) llw i.:u\t•rnur .. had t'X~>re .. ~ed .. uc h l·onruknn• in a falling pound at a lime aullY "'ht:n tht• murk and Cram· wt•re soaring I ('an 111l'lun· him Wl'anng his bowler hlil and Plll· s tripe suit at lht• other end or the hne And he probably Un · furled hl~ brolly ai. he told me. "Ah, but one always has c:onfidence in the J)()und . doesn 'l one. Ralher like God and one 's countr), what., .. Anyway, the me moric:-. roll back as I see that the "lit· tie old lady of Threudneedle Street" has decided afte r long d elibcratwn to put the features of Sir Christopher Wren on its 50-pound <SlOOJ bank note RUMOR ON FLEET STREET had it that the gov- erno rs might realize that 1t is 1979 and go for someone on the lines of Winston Churchill, Admiral Lord Nelson or the Duke of Marlborough to decorate their currency. British wo men went for the likes of Queen Boadicea who gave the first century Roman invaders such a hell of a struggle, bless her British chariot . . And Emmeline Pankhurst, who founded the British s uffragette moveme nt through a r~volution that sa~ many of its participants forcibly fed in Holloway Prison or cha ined to the railings or No. 10 Downing Street. Wren designed some or lhe most beautiful churches in Christendom. He was a g reat Briton and well worthy or recogrulion. BUT IT WAS CHURCIOLL alone who saved Britain's bacon in World War 11. Nelson did the same thing in 1605 when he s wept the French from the seas at the battles of Trafalgar and the Nile. And Ma rlboro ugh made the reign of Queen Anne a glorious stretch of British hi stor y when he won every bat· lie he ever fought on the continent of Europe. . . But this decision to put Wren on the prest1g1ous 50- pound note leads me to give the doddering, dilatory gov- ernors of the Bank of England a title all the ir own. They have to be. a nd are. "the little old ladies of Threadneedle Street " Dollar Posts Gain ln]apan, Europe By The Assoc:lated Press The dollar gamed ground to· day on most maJor world money markets a nd closed in Tokyo at 'ln eight-month high against the Japa nese yen. Gold prices were mixed. The dollar opened in Tokyo al 204.70 yen. never lost ground and closed al 205 .60 yen. Dealers said one reason for the dollar's strength was a feeling that the Japanese economy was headed for tou~her times . On Wa ll Street. s tock prices declined in moderate trading to· day in what analysts saw partly as disappointment over the lack of a peace settlement in the Mid· dle East. The Dow J ones a verage of30 in· dustrials was off 3.64 to 839.22 one hour before the close. Ther~ we.re almost twice as m a ny losmg IS· s ues as gainers on the New York Stock Exchange. In Europe, only the British pound gained against the dollar in early trading. It went from $2.0375. the closing rate Friday, lo $2.0416. European currency dealers we re awaiting developments at the two-day European Common Markel summit beginnJng today m Paris. The government chie~s are to discuss problems of 011 imports and unemployment. Of'ANOE COAST c. DAILY PILOT 1 ... 0<_(_,0o>llJl'lltll,•Un-ntu-.,,...,,.. __ ._1,_1_.,.,,.0r_ ,.,.,, ..._.,...c-.......... -., • .... 111 .. ...., -.............. 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Apologetically, he said he would move oo and stay with some friends. omcers asked why he dido 't just go home? He did, be said. There wasn't anybody there. His parents had moved and left no forwarding address. 'lvJin Wayne lmematiomd'· Takes Flight SACRAMENTO <AP> -What tourist •s pulse wouldn't race • aboard a plane Oyln1 lnto Los Angeles as the pUot announced, "We'll be landing shortly at John Wayne. International A1rport7" That scene would come to pass If Assembly Republican leader Paul Priolo 1ot hll way. The Malibu legislator told Aa- sem bly colleagues today that he planned to introduce a re10lut.Son in the Legislature ukin1 the Lot An1ela City Council to rename Los Anselu International Airport after the mm star. who recaUy underwent cancer 1ur- 1er1. Such memortai. are unally reserved for the dead, but Priok> said bla propotal would avoid "walUq .UI lt's too la~." Sine. tbe dectaion would be up to ~ eo.ctl, any ~ UM atun t.oM would be DOft. bladlftl, 'Chief' Bandit Captured? 11)' MJCllAt.:L Pl'\SK 1'.:Vl <.:H °' ' ... o •••• , .... \t.111 ttunhnttton n1·11d1 poll1·t· -.uul tudu )> tht•V HI I' l l'.J'tllllJlth l!Ur\'" thitl a 11\Ull ~hill lfl (;<1rrJ1•n (; 111v1• dur111g an ubo rllvt.· rob hl'r)' ..1HA!mpl lb ""Tbt• C:hlPf'' U b11nd1l hnltt' Ill I l'l'l"lll 11111111 It.., Puht•t• ntt•k 11.1 n11·ll t h1• harnhl bl!CUUSI! o ( t11 -. I t'IHll ll'd f l' .i.\'mblunn· to .1 ('hJr<·ter in tli<.' rllm, · Orll' l<l1·v. O\l·r Thi• «ut·koo., Nl'!il J 111.1 ,11i,:;1t111 , bl•heve ht· miiy lw t 1':-.porL-..hlt• fo r fl Vt' rob~r 11•' 111 ll unl1ogt1111 Bt•Jt•h sa11.J Lt Brun~ Young A mJn 1dent1ftl•d et:-Carroll Edward Padg•·ll 27 uf Rarung was shot once 111 Hw dw't '" Cardt'n Grove pohl'l' Thursd<J\ when he allegedly pullet! ,1 loaded handgun on offlct:r" v. h11 w e re purs u1ni.: h im aflc1 J !Supermarket robl>l•rv Padi;ett wa~ bookl·d 1111 .111 armed robbery t•hurge FrnJa, arter unde rgoing tr<.'(Jtment for hi s wo und al UC I medical Center . officials said Ball w<1:-. set at $25,000. II is a II e g e d co mp a 111o11 Stanley Mugica, races an idl•n tical charge . He was arreslt'd 111 a residential area near ltll' s upermarket he a lledg1•!11\ helped rob. Huntington Beach police h;1v1· yet lo interrogate Padgett, hut they believe he 1s respon~1ble for five robberies since the begrn ning of February that netted about Sl.600. Altho ug h ·'The Chie r ·· ap pa re ntly worked alone, poh(·t· said the wounded man matchetl the description given by \'1cllrns of two robberies 10 lluntington Beach. He was described as having a dark.complexion and i.tandrng close to six-foot fi ve and weigh:, up to 250 pounds . ·His bulk and dark shoulder length hair led victims to say ht· reminded t hem of lhc fil m character. From Page A I POLICE ... sometimes called out when un usual events occur, even 111 thl· middle of the night. Ms . Alexander recalls one night she spent d1rectmg traffit· in the rain when a blackout wiped out the city's traffic· signals, and Davis reme mbers h e lping a corone r s d e put' gather 1dentiflcat1on at thc s«etw of a small plane cras h Explorers. who wear u01 fnrms but don't l'arr y g uns. al:-.o pa rtic ipate in such 0N·as1oru. a~ the annua l Fish Fry Parad<'. helping with traffic control. High school students who h\ c• in Costa Mesa may atlend <1 meeting at 7 p.m. a ny second or fourth Tuesday of the month. Only those with criminal records are excluded. Boy, 3, Dies After Tumble Into Water A 12-day battle to save the hfe of a 3-year·old Laguna Hills boy who bad fallen into h is family's swimming pool ended Sunday when the boy d1ed m Children's Hospital in Orange. A coroner's report indicated 3-year-0ld Mark Sinrock of 25541 F"1r Lane. Laguna Hills, ap· parently rode his tricycle into the pool at his hom e at about 6 p.m ., Feb. 28. The youngster reportedly was pulled from the pool by his rather an estimated three lo five minutes after falling Into lhc water. But the 12-day fiJtht to save his lire ended at 3 o'clol·k Sunday morning whe n the youn gster died, the coroner said. Beaclws Full Bul Not Sea Oesplle the fact that uo.ooo people descended on Newport Beach 's strands thl11 weekend . lifeguards today i;aid there wasn't too much for them to do. GuardJ said they made no rescues of swimmers and attributed the lack of activity to the fact that the surf was small and water te mperatures were at a chill 56 dearees. Apparently few of tbe 60,000 people who showed up Saturday or the 50,000 people who came to the beacb on Sunday aot hot tnouah tn tbe 80-de1re bcact> temperawres to ao (OT I awtm. 'Ilris Way, Ff1lks Cost.1 !Vl1•...,,1 t·tt \ ma111tenant'<' worker Tom Neth does h 1!-t hit for law H111i ordl•r, µutl1ng up a sign so that. after 11 , l'ilr ..... tlw publle can mon· l':.lStly frnd the police 5tat1on nnt 111 <.'1tv llall. Nl'lh tak<•..., more than a pas!>mg interest in th(• m:ittl·r h1m!-.clf hl·..., the poltce c hief 's son Trustees to Weigh Oosing of School Clo-;1ng C'ornna dc·I Ma r Ell•nwntarv Sc hool in Sep tC'mbl•r o f ·19H I will be con :-.1d t'rl·d 'fu(",drty n1~ht b) N t'\\ port MC'sa s1·hool tru!)tcc:-. Tru:o.ll't•<; will also look at whethpr <Jr not to return sixth gra1lt>:-. tu t>lt-mt•nlary sC'hools in lhl' art'a C'asl of Uppt•r Newport Bay as of Sc•ptc>mbl·r of th1i. )'<'a r Uoth mt'asun•!-. arr in response· In de<'lininj? Pnrollmc·n t in th1· c11'ttru:t and to hudgl•l re~lrit• turn:-, offlr 1als s.11d Thl' mt·t·tlng will begin CJl 7 JO ll m al ll ur per Community Cenll•r. 18th Strel•l al Tustin AvenUl'. Costa Mesa 01qnct e nrollme nt pro1ec t1ons .... how I hat tht• numb<.•r of s tud<•nts at Corona del Mar Elementary will hav<.' dropped from .l2H .11 pn·'tl·nt tu 2!°>:! II\ l!.1>11 Hl In .1dd1t1011, ufftewls 'aid. n · 1111 r1111g -.1xth j.:f,tdt·-. rrom th1• m11ldl1· "' hooh 'Alll 1·n.1hh• lt11· dt!\lt tl't lo"'"" 11·nt1ni.: rl'f•wott.1 hll· «l.1:-.:-.room:-. ;ii l.trH'nln \1 HI die SC'hool , ut an ('Sl1matf'd ... a\ rn gi, of $1i7.000 IJ(.'r Yt•ar The <11~ln< I "' Jbo l(l(1k111,.: .11 rt•turn1ni.: ..,1xt l1 j.:I .1d1·., to cll•mt·ntan• :-.cho111 ... 1n othN part:. of till'. chstr1<·t. but ,11 pn·-. .-nt onl\ lht' Corrina rkl Mar l11gh Schuol <ttlt•ndanct· ;irca ha-. low enough t:1l'mt·nt.iry enroll ment to acc:ommod<1te the !\txth g r;ides without u\er('rowt.hng The d osing of Corona dcl M.!r F.l{'ml'ntarv School 1n 1981 1-. t·'tt1makd iu '><n e th1· rl1Mrtl'l Sl00.000 p<.'r yeur. offic1<1h !\aid Budget Eyed ' Amendment Flayed, Praised , WASlllNGTON (AP I A proposed C'onst1tut1on:tl amcndm<'nt to requ1r<' a balanced federa l budget was dt• llOUll('<'d IO Con~rcss today a!> "another level or full y" and pn11scd as lhc onl y way to restore "fiscal responsibility" in government A clash over the merits of writing a budgel·balanc1ng requirc·ml·nt into tht• Constitution took place at a hearin~ hefor c• the &mate Judiciary subcommittee on the Conslltu t1on Sen Birch Bayh. r> Ind . thl' subcommittee chairman who prc•v1ously had take n no position on the proposal. warning against "thinking that problems concerning fiscal rest ramt and eronom1r well being of this nation can be !!Olvcd by the quick fix and easy cure " Sen John C Stennis, D-M1 ss . tes tified that the Cons lttution "should not be ltnkered with or amended ex rept for most compelling reasons However. the rrnant'1al history or this nation for the past 25 years and m y i.trong sense of fiscal responi.1b1hty compel me lo propose the ame ndment " '' ' .~ -. .. ... ' We Recommend . Fl.A because 1t s the best Wo1nen Protest In Iran TEHl<AN, Iran tAP l -Ten I h o u ., :.i n d w o m ,. n m a r c he d lhrou~h the ">lreel~ or Tehran to- day. de mon!>trating fo11•tbe fourth day ugains t Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome1n1's threat to resln<·t lht> freedo ms granted them lty Shah Mohammed Rezu Pahlavi The.• turno ut was muc h less than organllt.>r~ o f the de m · 11n s trat1on cx pt.•ctcd and fa r le.•,.., than tht.• ten~ of thousands of women who marched through 1't•hran on Saturday. A ~tatf?me nt from Prime ~ 101ster Mehdi Bazar gan ·s gov l'rnment that women would not ht· rl'qu1red to wear the chador . tht• heavy. full .length traditional bluck veil . appeared to have l'J!\ed the fear~ of many women A lthou~h feminists fear that thf' l s lam1<· republic the .1ya1ollah plani-. wi ll reduce the pol1t1C'al and economic right:. ~ranted thc.·m unde r the shah's Wt•stt•rntz<it1011 program, the is- '>UC' Of dress has become the mo ... t t•mo11on<1 l one because il b tlw most v1s1blc f"nntt Page A I CARTER .. !t our l'h allengc, ··Carter said . "We must proceed with due r <iut1on. I undl•rstand that, but wf• must prO<.'ced." Carter said. The SJX•et•h was followed by pandt.·momum 10 lhe Knesset , J nd Olll' n~ht wrng me mber or Bl'J,.!ln ... 11 .... n party was CJeCted Jfll'r ht:tl..l1ng lkg111 a:. he tried 10 "P<':tk C.1rtcr opl.'ncd hi:-remarks by -.a-.1nJ..! that in l ht• preceding 24 hour-. h1· h.HI d1 :0.('arded two dr.1rt "IWl'l he:-. om· "a s peech of d1 -.p .11r· a nd the nlh e r .. a 'IJ''l'('h of glad tidin gs and n·h·brat1on ·· ··1 h.11.t· dl'etdl•d lo deli ver CJ 'lh·c·1·h of t·onlTrn and ca ution.·· CJrh'r 'tald II • · .., .11 ti 1 t 1 s n o w th t• r1• ... p11n-..b1hl\ of a ll parties "to 111111t•in1,l.1lt· lht• t raged y of failure, and th1• legitimate ex ulta t 1on rf w e brin g pt-ac·e Our v1s1on must be as gn•at as 1lur l?O<ils. Wis dom and n1ura~e drt' required or us all ... Woman Sets Herself Afire In Santa Ana f'olH'l' r e ported today a dP~p<mde;ont wum an stood in the parking lot of a S~nta Ana shop- ping C'enfrr t·arly S unday after- 1100 n , douSt•d he r s e lf with ga soline and lhl•n set he rself on r1 n• T he namr-s lh?I engulfed 58. vt•ar old f''t'rn Gr ebe as s he thras hC'd about before horriried passt.•r:-.bv 1.H·r1• .... m othered by a Santa Ana policeman who was ht.•lped by two men Rut the Santa Ana woman suf- fered second .ind third degre.- burns over 80 pe rcent of her body and w as r e ported in c·rit1cal cond1t1on today at UCI Medical Center Police said they we re told the woman was despondent over her f;11Jrn~ Vl!'>IOn Al S GAHAOC 5b I A~;HION ISLAND Nr wrom l3L ACH (714) 644 7030 ) STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday's NYSE 2 (E ~'1'~ p . COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS p.m. , r1cP Ouol•I..,_, ,,. • ...,. h~Of'l Ole ..... VO•l1, NI..,..,,, ~Hiii<. ~•w. llblOfl_, C.troll •nO (ll\tln,_.11.100 ••<.~..,. 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Have you had it re paired and then bad it break down the next day? Kave you had work done that you later found to be unnecessary? IF 80, JOIN THE CROWD. These a re appar ently everyday practices. so common as lo evoke no surpr ise . Americans spend SSO billion a year on automobtJe main· tenance and repair. or that sum, $20 billion are wasted . Who makes these a llegat ions, char ging t liat t he a utomobile repair business is a "$20 bilJion rip~ff?" Not some wild-eyed consumer activists who have blood in their eyes. No, this is the assessment of the sober.sided, arch· conservative insurance industry . at least the wing that insures prop· erty of all kinds . Some 200 property a nd liability insurer s m aintain a public re la - l io n s a r m. t he , , Money Tree Insurance Information Instit ute. which issues a bimonthly publication. the Journal of Insurance. The devast ating portrayal of auto repairs as a • 'rip·oH" appeared in the January-February issue. In taking this tack. the insurance industry is following the advice of consumer advoca te Ralph Nader . who sug · gested 10 years ago that the insurance companies. instead or blindly increasing r ates all the tim e. should go after Detroit and apply press ure for safer cars th.at would res ult in a reduction of liability claims At t he time, the industry scoffed . Now it's a convert. I N THE JOURNAL OF INSURANCE a rticle, editor Bernard Kaapc ke and writer Al Frantz indict tbe automobile manufact urers as being prime culprits in the repair scandal. Quoting Crom a report made by the Na- tional Association of Ins urance Commissioners. they say: . . Automobiles are designed with a view toward ease-of assembly, not ease of repairability. This is not sur- pris ing. since the re appears to be little direct profit to t he auto ma nufacturers to do otherwise." ln s hort. the insurance industry is socking it lo the auto makers. Kaapcke and Frantz quote approvingly from a 1972 book. "The Great America n Auto Re pair Robbery,'' wherein it 1s stated "THE MAJOR BLAME FOR practically everything wrong with the auto repair industry must fall on t he al.{to manufacturers the shortage of repair facilities a(ld mechanics. the fl at-rate manuals, service writers who st ll unneeded repairs. lack of mechanic Licensing and training. damage-prone cars. worthless warranties. cars delivered to customers poorly assembled. cars not designed for easy repairability, and lack of parts standardization.·' Aetna Life & Casualty and Travelers, meet General Motors and Ford . G M earned $3.5 billion in 1978, Ford $1.5 billion. Meanwhile, the ins urance companies weren't doing too badly. Jn fact, they had the greatest year ever. Aetna eatned $517 m illion Crom its oper ations, Travelers came home with profits of $372 million. How much the auto re- pair "rip-off" contributed to that cash flow, we don't know. Region's Taxable Sales Increase Taxable retail sales in Southern California during the first half of 1978 climbed 11.9 percent above the total for the first half of 1977, according to Security Pacific Na-tional Bank. Richard W. Ayer, vice president and head ot the bank's research publications section , sajd the gains result- ed from healthy employment growth in the region's manufacturing, retail trade and service sectors. "ALSO BO~TERING SOUTHERN California's con- sumer spending was a high level of inmigration to the re- gion." adding that in 1978 totaled an estimated 148,000-a 14·year high and 16 percent above the 1977 level. Ayer based his comments on data compiled for the bank's publication. Monthly Summary of Business Condi- tions in Southern California. Southern California retailers reported more than $20 billion in taxable sales The region is likely J during the first haJf or ( TAKI NG 1978. he said . STOCK to follow an expected national pattern of ------------l o w e r r etail sal es growth in 1979. he said. However, a brighter outlook for population and e mploy- me nt gains in Southern California should ena ble retail sales growth to remain a bove national averages. he added. The report is available at offi ces of the bank. .1-... ... 1. Se"'fce Started Career Profiles. Santa Ana. has announced a service geared specifically to college students that is supposed to eliminate traditional job hunting rigors . Through the service, students are instructed in what to expect from employers who inte rview them, taught to de· velop job interview skills and are supplied with cover let· ters and resumes geared toward specific employers. Deflent11~ io Be P11rclaased California Compute r Products Jnc., Anaheim . has an- nounced plans to repurchase up to $500,000, principal va lue, of its outstanding ' percent subordinated converti· ble debentures. The purchase is being qaade. the company said , In or· der to satisfy the second aMUal sinking fund requirement. which occurs Oct. 1. Purchases wHl be made through the New York office of Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis . lt'ater Sptemu Ott~ Opees Aqua Media, a Su.nnyvale·based manufacturer or 41· tra·pure water syste ms for tbe semiconductor lnduslr)'. oasopened a Fountain Valley office. It ls headed by Roger Otte, who rejoined the compaay aa Southem CallLornla retlonal manager after two years with a small dlvlt lon oft.be Coea·Col1 Bottling Co. or U>s· Angeles. He Joined 1he company tn 1970 and was Southern Calllo.mia sales mana1e r unW l.978 . 8-lc Ce S•W AU.e •r.aela Conatruction was to bea1n this month on Securit y Pacific National Banlc'a Allio HUis office, which ts scheduled to open In June. Loc•ted at~ AUcia Parkway. Jt wUJ bo the ban~s third In Laguna lUlls . ".,'• •Nicer Olllee Opeu Newport EqJalty F\mds, Newport 8e&cb, bas opened a bra~b office at l7UI Brookbunt St., Fountain Valley. It la the third Orange County branch for the morti11e brokerqe firm .. , -DAIL V Plt..0 1 MondlY. March 12. 1G1t Television TONIGHT S LATEST LISTINGS ~ •001•· HEWt (MiAGENCY ON I 1\1( .. YllOOYI ftctnt11,ut11t• unt•I I I 11~ I ml • 0.1 IAAOY eUHCH t fl,m. AH tu W~l h14a !if\ "•t h'-llf .,_. .... , .. "'.,nu,'"~ t A~•.,.._, •l••t• 1"-llr .fll·t• "''' 0 AM , ............ it"'f wtut .. t,1ktW "••lliV-. ..... , .. Cl) tf ns Of SAH 'AANCISCO 0V lllf,U\' ~ ''"'' t• Mtt1 l A..4Af t•r1 •nc.J 11.Ht l Ot. H1i-Jf\t14''\ t••1ttl t ul .'l ai) AMERICAN QOVEAHM(NT IJHhh._ (),llfflC II 4f 1 C8SHf:WS 10 ABC NEWS I"° tD I LOVE LUCY 'Ht l tlk.U ... t'*f4-J f1y I I 11,,11 .,, tum du-..1 11 'ftfl•I<" h l'tt••u•\) I• H, U•t_ tt) MICHAH JAC11t80N ... .,r>t•r \NI 11fl C 1u.-~I f >t AnOtt.tV. t t1¥WIU '1!) 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Gtf'at WhOtes '"" l1lt1 OI lhti 11Bllh <; IBrqlc•~ll .111d Oldest hvmg mamm1111 Updike Drama on TV Divorce Detailed Ky PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES IAP> If you hk1• t roubled marnagl'l>. inf1dehty <tnd suburb<tn d<>s pair. you probably likt• m a ny of John Upd1kt"s short ston es. and 1f you Ilk(' J ohn Updike's shor1 stones. you will probably like "Too F ar To Go" ton1i;tht at 9 on NBC. Channel 4 "Too f 'ar To Go " rs the rlramaliw l rnn of Updike's M apll•s i.tonc•s, featuring lhost· c·harmers. H1chard and ,Joan M.iplc The Maples art• fond or go1ni.: to t•ot·kta1I p;.irties. lo p xych1alnsts off1c{·s. and to bed with other people's spouses And they li ke to do mul'h J:Uc:-.i.in~ a bout ea th oth <·r"s 1>a rtncrs in adullt·rv. Sort o r upper-middle-class domt'SlH' version of 20 Questions How many times·• Which motel d id you ~o to'' Did you wc:.ir spt!<'1al perfume" T IU: MAPLES ARE very altrac lr Vl' µeople witty. educ al<:d a nd Hry. very up-lo-dale. But they are not ~real people, in spirit or deed, and lh'!ir downfall doesn't seem trng1c J ust depressing But the decline and fall of an A m e rican m arr iage do make for good soap-opera lh('at<•r, and the act- $2.48 Million Raised for PBS WASHINGTON </\P l Vie wer pledf(cs of about $2.48 million were r eporte d by televis ion s tations around the country over the first weekend of a two· week national fund· raising campaign. The Public Broadcasting. Service Kaid that $1.5 million of the total re- s ulted from audience reaction to a 61 2·hour special broadcast live from the Gra nd Ole Opry. Howeve r, final figurell will not be available for several weeks . Pledges received by the 114 s ta · tions repor tin g we re 24 pe rcent larger than In the sam e period last rear . the service s aid. ( T \' R EVIEW J m g and d1n•t·t1on arc s upt•rb The story begins with H1chard &nd J oan see1rching for a proper way to announce the ir impcndini:: breakup tu t h t' c hi Id r C' n Then . l h rou gh flashbaclu;, we an· lre<1ll'd to sccnc:s fro m their marr1ai:{t· a 20-year boo· boo f('atunn~ lon(•lfness. msens1t1v1 t y and extramarital udventures. rc:.il or as imagined by t he other YOU ARE NOT long into this retrospective befor<· you realize thcil H1t·h:.ird and J oci n Maple arc not v(•ry likable people Nl••lht'r 1s a ht'ro JI(• 1s proud and bort-d She 1s sullen and bo red They rt>a ln.e they :.ire bei:in nmg lo hat(• the ir mar ria~e. but don't bother to do :.inyth1ng e1bout 1t They deserve a divorce Upd ike 's c h a rucler !> :.are llkl' vokanocs with very finely aafled hds that kee p th<>m from erupting Som e where midmarriagc, for exam pie. J oan and RichHrd have a fight J Oi\N IS UPSET after a party becl!use Richard spent much of the evening with someone else's pretty wife Richard doesn't mutter, "uh oh , what'd I do?" Instead, he sayi.. cooly, "I think you're in one of your j udgm ental moods " And she doesn't throw a pot No S he presents a complicated thl'<>ry outlining her hu s band's sus pected in fidelity The woman Hk he1rd s pent ~o m uch lime with at the party 1s not real ly his m1slrcsi;, she theorizes, but h1!> red herrin~. The proper s uburban man always had a r ed herring, but never ac tually sleeps with her. His mistress. he keeps hidden away. And Richard, c1vihzed elegant that h e i s. r e pli e s, "Th at 's t oo Machiavellian to he real . that's decadent, 11weetie." COME TO T HINK o f 1t, may~ the re's no volcano there at all. Just the lid. constructed of e mpty urbane witticisms. toney one -liners Michael Moriarty a nd Blythe Dan· ner a re fine as the Maples. 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The famed s uspensf! movie du·cct.or 1s honor ed by the American Film Institute in this 90-mmute special which includes d ips of many Hitchcock films KflJ fJ 11 .00 'God's Little Acre " ~rsk rne Cu Id well \ ~tor)' of t ht working class South with Ho be rt Ryan. Aldo Ray ~1 nd Tina Louise 8 40 6i) AMERICAN POP 1 h" C:.real Singer• · Tony flfoNK•ll GllO<qu Shear.no 1110 811ty fc~almf' perlorm lrom '"" bdllroom ot lhu PIHJ .1 Holel 9 00 tJ ft) M•A'S'H R J tat•te\ pion~ 100 , po'\1w8t r6'lJn•on on•• .. t~CJ IUI ll''ltif .;nd PIOMOlt•'> I "'"'""'·dlly ~11\!t,.••do 'Jdlho11nq 01 <10771h 1.,m, ,,.., 0 TOO FAR TOGO M1r.ha .. 1 MonJr ty .mo Btylhlt Oanno• por1rny Rl(.hwd an<1 Jo,in Mapio• 1 tonlnmporllry wbu•bo11 coupln who~.. mamagll • lounderrno. •n lh11 11d81ll•• loon o l iron ol John Upll1k{' ~ nollld M8Pli• ~horl 'IOrit><> 0 (\91 HOW THE WEST WAS WON Molly Jnd Lauri• .,,e h••ld '"' rnni.om .;no lttb '" ltlll lor dolld oJller lhA rtvorf)1).1I 1ht1y ure llOvOlhnQ on ''• aHJCk!'d by P.tlllOS 0 ~YBOOYI m MERV GRIFFIN Guoal' Jooy 016h01•. LO<Mlu Lynn Dt>nny Jonn i.1on. V">eenl P1ic.e M•~" MAnUe• '1!) AMERICA AT THE MOVIES Ch&rllft Chaplin l dUtPl and H:irtJy JA1tn HOtlOw Con Cl•Cf' l:IArgon. 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V()ttll!~ ~30 tJ CJ A SALUTE TO ALFRED HITCHCOCK Thf' A<N>11<;on f 1lm tn\11 lult• pa~ 111w1e 10 ""' lulu """<•or \ •onq ca•-• wm d\ l 1fP A t.hievnm• ht AWiitAtd dfld ~• r•~lt04.tpOCl1VH 100~ "' h" worh 10:00 0 NEWS Q) NIGHT GALLERY A hof•uf1ful 01rl •&gwn"" t1•11 .~yt~•ght •. mo .11mo"' tn .. u· hf" "'" 10.30 m m NEWS 11:000 Q 0 (81 ~~ NEWS 9 MAKE ME LAUGH 0 MOVIE • • • (.od ~ l 1HIP At<" t lll51U AOll<lfl Ryan AkJn H .. y l:la5'\d on lhO "orv lly r 1•k1ne Catdw••ll A q1t1t>(ly C..!>0<9•0 '"'""'' IOtCA\ ,,,. \On~ 10 ~A<.4tvat .. ht" •·ntu• IJIOC>e•ly lo IOOk lnr gold (;o hi~ I CD CAROL BURNETT ANO FRIENDS C.u~t Tim Conway G) THE QOOOtES 11:30 tJ fJJ ROCKFORD FILES A PlltOle Oll>CH 1urn11l II'• vrttf! ••y11 u-W• h1or, Ofd unt.J UllllU51)(l(:ltnQ l<lf!Od rtn< ~ '°' o ilS " dtteoy m on .. ol h,~ ,,,,.w c.aLtt< 0 BEST Of' CARSON Ho~1 Johnnv Car son UU8llll .,,.y., M••t>n Kftn ny Ho11"" I ""'"ndo Ll<m111 M""" r.,.., fRl 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Numocw '' lOOl<i. Ju" l1k1t You 0 tfOl POLICE STORY .k>e f Orrllt1et bocomu!I d1~1llu•1on11d wht-n lhu c.outt~ r11le&MI tl murdfl••• on 01111 10 1tr1kll llQ•1n 1A1 CD THE OOHO SHOW (I) GET SMART M!I-' 1<nd '.)<; mull hntJ Or 1116 ' new ~"II l&buraolo ry 12'00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Peoplf' "'" Ahk• All Over Jttt-hr Set m1m tu v1,1t M3" '' rel111voo 10 1111d •hat M&rl!Bt\ ~.,H vf'lry humen hkv tD AL.FRED HITCHCOCI( PRE8ENTS Ten O Clock T •!l'" A '!.eedy 'nO•ilCl8t t.OfT'IHf up *'1th .1 t.tn1a..11nq tormu1 .. ,Jnd hA pul •I In Q(l()d .,,... G) OETSMART MaJJ po~..-.. t1• rt ,,,tut ttlCk ur ICJ Ct1ptutJ.# Inf~ lft.tdt't Of l butQl&r Q8nq 12 15 a;) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 12 30 0 OAAONET CD ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 541f vun1 Prr)OIPm A p1H111 OI ,,... f fH""HirH1 i ... '>funnt•<I Wf'Pfl UH 'lwtlt ' •• WrJllo.fid ()Uf Ot" f • fl ;It •"'drlu-u W..tl" •_. OuG• tr\t(l ,..,. .., ... G) MOVIE • * <;mu<1Qlf't l\UJnO t 19' 1) Jt·I• Ch~t\rll•" f •• 1yn K•,VO"-A d'·"•' u)r.,... '" look tor 1U••Q11I 0010 .,u •• , tlt"" ftnd!t ()Uf ht Jtl<IUI ff\ IQSP n" •.1r.>00 '"" c:J1.,,.n,, 1-qu1pmt·f1t t t "' $0 n11n t 1237 0 MOVIE • • '-,w,1rnp 01orrinn1J1. '1CJS'".1t MK':nuc1 <...'''''"'.,., Mitf1..,, W1nd'\W A '''fJ rJI wOtTion pn-.on..,,-. ••'J.C,tPf• IO lnf\1t CrlC.h,_, <Jf \l(»~f'\ ~·>00·. I I hi 30 min I llll AOAM-12 Mnlloy .;nd Heec! ""' hO'll" 10 tt\t' now pohc .. 'omm1• ''°n"' on n•ghl wJIC.n IJJH04 IP ltl ?I 12 40 e rt CBS LATE MOVIE • • • ., McMiiian And Wtl• Alh!tAhOCll'' ( llH~l A~ Hut1•1>n. svun S••nt Jamut An 11.r1hquek1< .. hl~H IOOIAI A \l(.iolOfl from one ol 1iw-w11ll• 1n "'" McM11tlln l1t>u•(I 1 00 G TOMOf'ROW Ovfl'tl 11nget 8i.riy Whlla 0 DC< VAH DYKE Roll wetk• ou• ol 1h8 hOuS<ll 1011ow•ng a apa1 w•lh LOU'• 0 LOVE EXPERTS 1 07 tf'°O) CHEAP SHOW 1300 NEWS 2-00 CJ NEWS ti) GETSMAR'T MA• .ind 99 IO'" • r11pp111 l;JIOUP whun H•fl llJllm ,,,.. ~8pN:lod ol l.;u:Jn11pp1nl) II' 1mpo<t1tnl IOretgn nun 1~11.'f IO< l<AO'i 2-07 0 NEWS 2.30 «!) NEWS 2:358 NEWS 3.050 MOVIE • • f l)rp,.c111 Alh V I 19'•3) Mii•~ S111v~,,., Onr 01hy MAIOnP All"' ht11nQ QJ()vnded •t ti-.. , pfovo n,~ n...-oi<;m 1n ,,.... ,.,hf,l.t untf yiirv•c•• m KOh'l 1 t t '" '><lm1n 1 •,h•V•• £ t.Jw.HO "l'•w~dap,.,., f)11y1 i ntP Hori••• AFTERNOON 12:00 O • •' rn .. :,•~· '1gn1 ''" I l<lh d Rnb•H I [)ou11m Ric n tttl Jordttnl A 11111 nt tl')()·l111~ ptk>h ,,,.,,,.,'1r1f.J:\ ''' r,un1r. trtllfll'1Q .t, Qlhtllflt.dhl)n tr1 hiU)Olt• It f1 rit~w t 104 ur,1•rtf'I°" I I'" l'J O"l10 t m • • Tt>., R•'Clcl4>•;r, ~flm•H•t f PJ,,'H J01lll h• flf•' ti f,fH.•ldnu• 111 '>'>• A #0'''"'" ··~ bb•C~ n1.t1~• cJ .Jfh-•• twK" OtitiQ,,IAf tf C.tCJPn11llly ktll"'. h•H r,oy•11tmO 11 hr c,o """ I 3-00 10 • • ·SN>rlQC~ HOim;•, Anti '"" VOO<t' Of T"''°' 11'i4, 1 80~11 A111nbnnu 3.30 tJ • • 1'1l1apA5.py 1 ·<i~.I. Aetwrl V •ug'1n O.t1i11tJ Mcl.1,11um He 'Fixes' Sick Shows Producer Chenna k Tums •CH iPs ' In to a Wimier LOS ANG F.LES 1 /\P l l'y Chermak l!i not c1 humble m an lle's a h1l pompous, and somethmg of a bra1rnart Then• an• loL'i or men llk1• that in llolly"'ood But Chermak is rare among the m Cy Che rmak ha!> tt hit tch•v1c,1on shrJ~ <tl N Bl'. an actompl1shml·nt {If no :.malt d1mt>nsmn:-. Ch1•rmak's show. "'('lf1Ps ... <llld "Ltlll(' llousc· on thL• l'ra1rit· . <Jr£• N nc·-. uni:,. ~l'<'kly \t•rt('S hold 1ng t ht'1r own in thc rating:-. "IT 'S WONDERFUL AT N BC whl.'n you µro dut<• om· of o nly two hits lht>y have. · he :.ay!> lk beams st>lf-conr1dent "It promulgate:-. an attitude of being important to NBC They don 't mess wi th you when you 've got one or tht'lr lwo hit !>hows .. It's hard to resent Chermak ·s br and of bra~ gmg. It's delivered strn1~ht. and with a smile "It's difficult to be hum bit' wh('n you 'vt• ~ot their only h1l Th(•y return your tcll·phone t·alb It's v<•ry nice " CH~RMAK CAU ,S lllMS•:u • th11 ··sl:'TIC!\ dot• lor. ·· a producer for hire with a knaC'k of s;1v1ng other produc('rs' fl ops Among his rescut':-. "Ironsides ... "Th<' Virginian" and now "CH1P!> ·· .. CliiPs. in case you don't watch TV on S<1tur h:id I lold. thl·m . y 1·s 11 "'a:-.. 11 'h :t' '1rt-1.tdful ThcY' a:.kl•'1nw1f I would do 11 . and I ':rnJ VI'' ·1 thought th1· pol1 ·nl1c1I v.a' 1·n;irmou' I !>:ml to mvst<H I C'.1n hc · ,, h1·ru v.1 th th1-. 'h11v. Tht> rn ).(rl:'di('nl:-. v.<·11· lh1·r" I.arr} W1kox an'1 Erik Es trada 11ht• !->h111~ ·, ... 1.1r' 1 \\.1·ri• youn..: a llract1 v1· .ind t·xnt1n)! And thn1· v.t·rt· .. tunt~ Befort• ""('ll1P:-.. 1f }OU \\.:intc·tl to 'C't' ... tunh and t'h<t:-.l's, ... omt•lh1ng hlu ·smokc·v and thr· Han'11 t. · vou hud lo ).(vl out of :rour 1·hatr and l.!O lo a clrivt• 1n ·m l)Vfl' You ffiJ) not hdu-\ c· th•'· hut Ch.-rmcik h:.a :-..; fine sen:-.t 111 p1·r,1wl'll\t ahuul C'll1 P!> "L•:T'S TALK A80l T qu.1hl\. he :-.ay., "Tt> mi·. quahl ~ ml·un:-. a '>hov. that l'<Jn bl· enjoyed by a. hr<>afl :.pt·c·trum 1>r the <1ud1t·nn· A\ a quality sho w 'Cl11 l's · I!'> not high drama. La urt'ncc Olivier 1s nt•vt•r i.:onna r.tll mt· ;11ul <t:o.k 1f he can guc!>l on lht• !>hO\\. ·And I 111111 I know If wt• rt· 1·vt•r going to win Jn Jo:mm) E' l'f\ r t·al good dramatic c,how t•ould ht·at us out And v.c· r<' nt•\l'r goin~ to bt• a roroerly. "'Wt· n · Jll'' .1 1:1-,l pJc-•·d at'l1on ad,1·ntun" wl.'ll·dOn('. .ind darnm 1t. tht-rt· :ir1· a n awful lot of pL•o ple \\.ho want to romc• h<1m1• ut night afkr work . kwk off lh1·1r \hot'' .ind h.1\ c• a hlllt· fun Ttw ~how 1:-fu11 111 w:1t<·h · day n1~ht, is a cop show without bl aring ~·un' It,------------------------· ac tion 1s m stunts c·hases. c-ar wr<:th and the r----------------------- like After a very s hak y lx·g1nn1ng two seusons ago, ··c rnPs" h a:. made its w<J y to t he· upper hair 1n the ratings and aµpears lo be getting strongN 'TO? FAA' STAR Blythe Danner CHERMAK sAvs llE WATCln:o the f1r:-.t 10 episodes of the• !>how when it was realty !>lrugghng "They said to me, 'Whe1t do you think ·•· I s111d 1l was a dog They said. "Aw. c"mon. it·!> not that 'Flathush' Flattened NEW YORK tAP l "'Flatbus h,"' a s ituation com edy set on the streets of Brooklyn that drew the wrath of borough offll'1als, le aves the air after March 12. C RS s aid in anno unc series of schedule changes ens s aid the pr1me·t1me shakeup will include the add1t1on of a new s itua tion comedy and two limited series. and will involve schedule changes for four programs. including "One Day at a T ime" a nd "TheJeffersons .. ADDE D TOTH t: schedule la ter this m onth will be "The Bad News Bears." a comedy series based on the popular m ovie or the s ame name. and the two sho rt-run s hows, "Miss Winslow & Son" with Darlene Carr and Roscoe Lee Browne. and "Dear Detecti ve" with Brenda Vaccaro. "The Bad News Bears ... starring Jack Warden, premie res the evening of Saturday Mareh 24 a t H 30 pm with the two olh('r programs joining the lineup the night of M arch28 After a two-hour premiere t hat night. "Dear Det ective " will movt· to Wcdncsduvs a l9p m .. bcginning/\pnl4 CBS said "One Day al a Time · mov e s lo Sundays at R 30 p m beginning March 18. "The Jl'ffcrso ns " lo Wc>d· nesd ays at 8 p.m he~inn i nit March 28. "Billy '"loSaturdays al8 30 p m start ing Ma r c h 24 . and "The White S h adow " to Mo ndays hcginn1ng Ma rch 19 CBS STOPP ED s hort of :.uying ··f'l atbush. ·· whi<'h premiered in February, had been canceled . and there was no indication what effect the criticism from lloward Golden. the Brooklyn borough president. had on the decision COSJA MllA , .... 11111 IY . .,...,,.~ ... ..,~. ,.., .. ~ ,,..,,...,,,.,, '42 ... 11 ...,,.... ""' '''" ~ ·o~ (io..cJyY..., MIUIOtt VllJO HIU M~ """"· , .. .,"" .f y. •J\fMff• ""'""' ,,00', n •1eo2 "'°" ·~ •0• tot tot '-"'- FROM Fa sh ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF 'THE H·ARBOR t