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Georgia Francies and her hus band Cecil , members of
the Buzzards Club of St. Louis. look for a buzzard during
t he birds· annual return to Hinckley. Ohio. Hinckley
buzzards a re reputed to return to the area every March
l5, much like our own swallows to Capistrano.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 16, 1979 ---· '!'OL !!· NO. 1S. • HC'TIOWS, M "AOH .
Elderly Woman Dies
_ommuters Refuse Ai
Paper 'Dumped'
HuDlor Cause of UCI Action
By PRIUP aOSMA•IN °' .. .,..., ...........
Editors of the UC Irvine stu·
dent newspaper. the New U,
have cha.rled that once again
the contenta of their journal
have caused it to wind up at the
city dump. '
They claim that up to 5,000
copies of this week's edition
were consigned to the ash can by
1tudept1 who objected to the
content of an advertisement car·
ried ln a humor supplement.
Laat January, editors said
3,000 newspapers were junked
by a few students who reacted to
a story with photographs of a
wet T·abirt contest designed to
allow young women to show off
their bftaall.
Tbe ad lo Tuesday's edition wu for a m.,uine, "The Jew
You .. and touted article Utles
lmplYIDI that Jews are u.suren,
enjoy td1llnc Arabs, and bave
bi1naees.
Coast
Jt'eatber
Cbaace of abowen eo
i ceal toailbt, decreU·
to • pereent Saturday. .... Sablrday se to a .
Low• taallbl. to 54. .
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Besides the ad, an article also
contained in the humor supple·
ment refers to Jews as "a group
of ooiay <and pretty damn rude>
people."
St e v e n Brotman ,. a
coordinator for the campus
(See 'HUMOR: Page A2)
.Hijacker Grabbed; .
LA Hostage Freed
BULLETIN
A maa demaadlag $211,Mt
raa110m and tra•aportatloa to
Caba wu take9 IDto cutody Ws
moraa.1 after lie bljaclled a
,.aaela""-8.
Bia remalalq lloetage, Mary
Ellea Pa.a el IANI Angeles, was
relea_. allanled.
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP> -A man ar~ with a knife and demand·
iq aoo.ooo and tranaportation.
to Hav ... bijacked a Continen·
tal Alrlines 9oein1 m jetliner
OD a Oilbt from Pboenlx to
Tucsoa Friday, tbe airline said.
Tbe plane was Flight 62,
wbicb ortliDated in Los Angeles
and wu bound for Miami. It bad
left Pboea1s at 9:15 a.m. local
Ume and arrived at Tucson at
':40a.m.
T1le Diane landed at Tucson In·
ternaUoaal Airport, and every· oae but a female nt1bt atten·
dant and the hijacker got orr un-
harmed. according to
Continental spokesman Jack
Gregor in Los Angeles. The
plane bad carried 89 passengers.
••Everybody is safely off the
aircraft, including the cockpit
crew, except for one flight atten·
dant," Gregor said. "She is be·
ing held boltage."
FBI agents were lying un·
derneath the tail or the plane al·
tempting to negotiate with the
hijacker, who Gregor said was
dressed in a business suit and
bad boarded the Oigbt in Los
Angeles.
Continental spokesman John
Clayton said be was "under the
impreulon that be was using a
knife."
A reporter for the Tucson
Citizen said the pilot and co-pilot
fled through the cockpit win·
dowa.
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China Drawback
Disputed by Viets
capital Nici HuaDI alto called
OD Vietum to bold a meetlftl of =' forel1n minlaten of and Vietnam u soda u .........
B1d be did not ny lf Cldnele u.,.. luld pulled out of ...... in
wlatela Vtetaam claimed tbe a... pul up new boundary
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Frantic
Pleas
Ignored
F RANKLIN, Tenn. CAP>
An old woman-lay in the road
dying or a heart attack. Rush·
hour commuters slowed for a
look. No one stopped.
Bessie Glasco, 75, was short of
breath. Her son-in-la w pulled off
to the side of Tennessee 96. Mrs
Glasco staggered from the car.
The son·in·law, John Will~rd,
and his wile, Magaline, Mrs.
Glasco's daughte r , waved for
help but their frenzied nagging
fazed no one.
When Franklin policeman Ew· ~~~~::=:,., ing Mayberry Jr. arrived, they
~ were hysterical.
··A motorist stopped me and
\ told me there was a lady having
9 a heart attack in the middle or
r.~""'i'J~';;:1"1~~•,. the road but nobody would
stop," Mayberry said Thursday
night.
·'She was in the road when I
got there -orr by the curb, but
people bad to have seen her.
Several cars'j>assed me when I
was giving her CPR <cardio·
pulmonary resuscitation ). They
slowed down and looked."
Mayberry said he could detect
no pulse on Mrs. Glasco when he
got to her. He spent 20 minutes
trying to re vive Mrs. Glasco
once be reached ber at 5:03 p.m.
Wednesday. She was to be buried ...., """"'9'lt.., • .., ...... ,, .... k~ today.
Workman continues di&f!lanlling St. Mary's Episcop~
Church at 418 Park Ave. m Laguna Beach. Demolition or
the structure became necessary when city officials de·
termined the buildhig was unsafe. Church members also
"The highway was busy at the
time because it was when ev-
er.yone waa 1oing in to town and C~ IGNORED, Pa1e A2>
were concerned that the unoccupied building bad become ~r ~ ~ nlJLEo ~cK a hang out for vagrants.. · ~ .::J/1.6.1 ...,.... -----------·--------------------------------------------------'·------~
Jury ·lru#cu Blamon Aides
NASHVIU.I!, Tenn. (AP> -A
federal pmd JW'Y bu indicted
four memben of former Gov.
Ray Blanton's administration,
alle1t111 thousand• of dollars
and expensive 1ifta cban1ed
llaada in a four.year acbeme
daat a1Jond Teaneuee eomtcta
to buy their freedom.
A Na1bvllle lawyer and a
fOl'ID• Demoentlc Party com· mltt•man allo were lDdlcted
TlnandQ bJ the panel, wblda
Ila• .._ lD...U,aUn1 allela·
Uo111 of a clemency.for.cub
operatioa amee llay 1m.
BlanlGD, who testified before
the 1rand jury in December,
was told be WU one of thole be·
ln1 inveautated. However, he
waa not accUl4l'd of any wf'OGIClo-
inl lD tbe •pqe Indictment.
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lmenity Voted
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The
state Senate, pviq a victory to
law eafottement, voted to re·
lmtate the deftnillon of inMnlty
Uled lD California criminal lriala
for more than a century,
IN SEMIFINALS
Orange-Coast College vs .
LA Southwest and Saddleback
aaalnat Cypress. Those will be
the mat.cbupe tonight (8 and 8,
respectively> in the semifinals
of the JC state basketball
tournament at Cal State
Fullerton. (See Sports, Pase BO.
OCC, seeded second in the
tournament and No. 2 in the
state, defeated LA Southwest
earlier in tbe year to win the
llllu l!atoa tournament.
Sadclleback, aeeded fourth,
will be up 11alnlt the tourney's
top seed and lbe state's No. 1
team Cypreu.
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'HUMOR' ...
Jew11h Student Vnaon, called the
com menta "ridkulous and in·
nammatory" bul denied New U 11,rr memben alle1atiou that
the Jewl1h S tudent Union
participated an atu fUn1 the
papert lnto lhe trub
"The JSU oUl<"lally bad
nothll\I to do with It ," Brotman
utd. "Wr didn't encoura1l'
anylhlnc ilk~ that."
Brotman uid he su1~ted
thl're we>re w me l'nra&ed Jewtsh
liludents who thrt'W away
vapera, aa wt-II a$ aom a.nary
non·Jewi&h readers. who t.hrt!w
away J>aJltrs.
New U edltoni dt>lendt'd l.he
rommf'nts tu lntt>ndcd In •
humorou manner , •l'\d said
oth er rellttious groups were
satirized a :s "~II Another ad.
advocatane "Maxlrnum Stox ,"
was purportedly the work of the
Crusade for Chr1sthto Copula·
tton
Richard Clucas. editor of the
news papt•r. has come undt1r
scrutiny of the CommunacatJons
Board, which oversees the
newspaper operations a nd an-
nually selects the New U editor.
Various campus resolutions
have been proposed to remove
Clucas as editor
Past mr1denls viewed by some
as Journalistic mdiscrellons or
lapses of good taste include
publication of bogus advertJse·
ments demeaning Iranians, and
articles some felt were offensive
to women
Of the humor issue, Clucas
said today, "I don't think we
particularly wanted to promote
ethnic humor ; most of it had to
d o with be lief rather th an
ethnicity.
"It 's kind .of ironic that some
of the groups that were upset
were the Jewish s tudents, the
gay community and the Chris-
tian community.
"Some of the most outlandish
humor about them were written
by people who come from those
backgrounds.
"No one was t rying to offend
the J ewish students, and I'm
sorry that they were offended."
Clucas said he is trying to
ha ng onto his post as editor until
the end oI June. when a new one
1s scheduled to be named.
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Poli~erna11 on Wheels_. .............
New York City Police Officer Raymond
Ma rlutci holds a billy club and wears a
pair of rolle r skates while posing, on his
day off. for a book on roller skating.
Martucci. a part-time ·actor, ha~ six mo~._
ies and seve ral years of modehng to his
credit.
Fraud Scheme RevealecJ
1Lottery Set for Non-existent Church
By PmUP ROSMARIN
0t 11W o.itv ""•• s~ A self·described minister who
received his credentials by mail
order is hiring area children to
sell lottery tickets to benefit the
exp a nsion of a ch urch that
doesn't exist, lrvme police said
Thursday.
A drawmiz is supposed lo be
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held at "St. John's Church," in
the ministry or the Universal
Life Church, at noon on Satur-
d ay at 23331 El Toro Road in El
Toro.
If someone shows up for it.
police detective Paul J essup
said. he'll be disappointed.
• purchased lottery tickets. •
Poli ce believe the tickets were
sold from November or last year
up until th.is month.
An unknown num be r o f
children were used to solicit
door·to·door in neighborhoods in
Irvine, and possibly Costa Mesa
and Orange, where fv>lice say
the man-ls known l o have
operated before
_Mesa Cops Recover
$7,000; Two Held
There is no church at the ad·
dress. There is, however, a pro·
fessional office building there,
and among the tenants is an
a ns wering service which the
"minister" used.
lie is no longer a client , and
officials of the service assure
callers they had never planned
to host a lotter y a nd don 't
e ngage in any business other
than answering telephones and
recording messages for clients.
Tickets sold for $1 each. The
children were paid 25 cents for
each ticket they sold. Thous ands
of tickets were distributed.
Printed on the tickets was:
"Support Your Local Church
F'or the Expansion of St. John's
Church.''
T wo people were arrested and
nearly $7,000 In stolen antique
mer~handlse was recovered
Thursday by Costa Mesa police.
Detective Dave Hayes said the
recovered items were stolen
fro m the Harvest. a stor e
specializing in antique me rchan·
dise. The store ls located at 2664
Newport Blvd.
Taken into custody by police
wer e Costa M es a re s ·
idents William Branco of 2668
Newport Blvd. and Angle Masteo
of297S.BabbSt. Brncowas booked
on two counts of burglary and two
counts of possession of stolen pro-
per; ty. Ms. Babb was booked on
one burglary count and two
counts of possession of stolen pro-perty.
Hayes said all the m e rchan-
dise taken from The Harvest in
two separate burglarle~ -one
in January and another lut
weekend -bad been recovered
by police.
According to police reports,
the store was burglarized late
Sat urday night and Sunday
when il was closed. Jn all, about
$5,000 in merchandise was taken.
The other S2.000 in merchandise
was reported missing in the
January burglary.
The owner or the st.ore, Helga
Harvest. told police be bad no
theft insurance and would go out
of business unless the mercban·
Friend Charged
SAN BERNARDINO <AP>
Diana Gelsinger, the former
girlfriend of Ronald Lanpl)ear
who was sentenced to death this
week for the murder of an Ohio
man. has been charged with be-
ing an accessory to murder.
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dise was recovered. 0
Acting on a tip, Hayes said of.
fi cers went to the homes of
Branco and Ms . Babb Thursday,
where they found much of the
m issing antique loot.
The detective said the sus-
pects offered no resistance.
The stolen merchandise in·
eluded mugs, dishes, baskets
and other kitchen utensils, all
imported from Europe.
Arraignment for the pair is
scheduled for Monday.
The Universal Life Church is a
nondenominational organization
based in Modesto that, for a fee,
wili.. mail to anyone credentials
showing he is a minister of the
c hurch.
Police are withholding the
name of the man until they are
able to build a case against
him . ,
They have gone public with
the investigation in hopes of
turning up victims who
Marvin Attorneys
Told to Wind Up
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Lee
Marvin's lawyers are under or·
den to rest their case today, and
Michelle Triola Marvin's at·
torney says rebuttal testimony
wlll attempt to show "what a
loving, cariq, giving lady she was ··
Marvin's lawyers were told by
Caner '80
Panel Set
W ASIUNGTON <AP> -
President Carter's expect-
ed 1980 bld for re-election
moves a step cloeer to re-
a ll t y today with the
planned filing of papers
creating an official cam-
paign committee.
Democratic party
sources aald pape~ creat·
ins a Carter·llondale
P reaidentlal Committee
would be filed with the
Fede ral Election Com-
mlaalon..
Evan Dobelle, the
onetime ~bile an who·
i1 trea1 urer of tbe
Democratic National
Committee, will be..,
chairman. .tobn Daltonl'
for m er president of the
Government National
Mort1a1e Co,. will be
treuunr.
Nipel Golfer
lead. Tourney
Alan Tap6e of Lapna Nlpl
ftred a lia·under·par ee Tluan·
da1 to e.-.. the nnt fround
lead of ti•• Doral OpeD in Florida.
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Superior Court Judge Ar:thur
Marshall on Thursday that they
were being held to an earlier
promise that they would end
their cue today.
·'The court believes ample
leeway bas been given to all
counsel to 'proceed with their
caae," said Marshall. ·
Marvin's presentation was to
conclude with some final details
of the actor's finances during
the alx years be and Miss
Marvin lived together.
Testimony bas shown Marvin
earned $3.6 million during that
period. Kil8 Marvin is suing for
half.
Tbe defense team, claiming
the actor owes Miss Marvin
notblq, presented 36 witnesses
tn some tour weeks of testimony
to prove that point.
Miss Marvin's attorney,
Marvin Mitcbelaon, said be •
would call 18 to 20 witnesses in a
rebuttal cue expected to run
through next week.
"Tbae witnenes will refute
every slngle point these people
brouaht up,'' Marvin said.
The last witness lo testify
Thursday angered Mlsa Marvin,
wbo 1houted out in court:
"They're lying. I don't even
know berl" ,.
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VIETNAM •••
CWanpl) and Yunnan have re-
turned to au.nae territory.
. "To strike baek at the Viet-
nam ... ....,....., the CbiDele
frontier fon:ea, 1tartiD1 from
Jeb. 11, captured in quick IUC·
c:eukJD welf over 20 cities, towns
and 1tna.,le polnta," tbe dia·
patch lald ..
Vietnam, meanwhile, accused
Claiu todaJ of plaanbal to UMX Mlf:::::-S Lw, &be OM ID· doe uuaa Uaat '° tu bu ................. n,lltlq tUt'bu
........ VlleMm aDd cama.ua ewer 1111...-tllne moatba.
The lottery offered a $1,000
cash frrst' prize and other prizes
of $300, $200 and $1Cl0.
Tickets were about the slie or
an index card, were blue in col-
or; and had four-digit numbers
printed on them. ...
Residents who bought t he
tickets, or whose children were
duped into selling them, Jessup
sa1d 1 m ay contact h im at
754·3718.
Jessup said police learned or
the mats.er when the mother or
one of the children who soltl
tickets thought the procedure
odd, checked with a friend ln El
Toro, "and discovered there was
no s uch church.
Police said there was one
statement printed on the tickets
that seemed genuine.
It said, "Winner need not be
present."
Trial Ordered
PALM SPRINGS <AP > -An
18-year-Old Palm Springs youth
has been ordered to stand trial
in the shooting death of another
teen-ager, who was murdered at
a drive-in theater showing of the
controversial gang-strife mm.
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West Baak 117 ees
Discord Snags
·Peace Effort
By Tbe Asaoclated _...,.,.. ~
A faction In the Israeli Cabinet
ts demanding that the govern·
ment commit itself to stepped-
up Jewish settlement In the West
Bank or the Jordan River and
continued lsraeli security con·
trol of the area, it was learned
today.
The discord apparently ts one
reason Menachem Begin bas
postponed for 24 hours the
Cabinet's consideration of the
full Egyptian-Israeli treaty,
originally scheduled for Sunday.
A Begin spokesman said the
delay resulted from the prime
minister's illness: He has been
ordered to bed because of a cold.
But it aJso will give Begin
time to try to head off a clash
over the demands of a three·
man National Religious Party
faction in the 17-member
Cabinet.
In Egypt, meanwhile. Presi·
dent Anwar Sadat declared to·
day tbat the "real test " of the
peace process will come after
the signing of an Egyptian·
"'Is raeli treaty, when the two
countries open negotiations ·on
establishing self-rule for the
Palestinians in the West Bank
and the Gaza Strip, another
Jsraeli-0ccupied territory.
"I know Begin will be raising
hell as he always does. but, my
God, I shall be raising hell for
him also," Sadat said at an im·
promptu news conference ln bis
home village.
The White House announced
that a U.S. delegation, including
President Carte r 's nalionat
security adviser, Zbiiniew
Brzezinski, and Carter's son
Chip, is beadina l!lr the Mideast
today in an a~pt to persuade
Arab leaders to' change their
minds and support the proposed
Egyptian·lsraell peace treaty.
The delegation will meet with
leaders of two moder ate Arab
states. Saudi Arabia and Jordan,
whose support is considered
crucial to future success of the
U.S.-sponsored peace drive
T he Camp David accords call
for Jordanian participation in
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co min g o ut from work."
Mayberry said.
"At first. when I was nearing
the area, I thought the ·report
was a joke. Traffic was like
normal -busy. But once I got
oear the car. 1 could see her.
"Others must have seen her.
too. Just was no one stopped.
They slowed down and looked
but no one slopped. People acted
like nothing was going on."
Franklin Woodard, one or Mrs.
Glasco's sons. said. his mother
had a history of heart problems
and was on her way to a doctor
in Nashville. just north of
Franklin.
"The daughter and son-in·law
who were taking h e r to
Nashville were hyster ical 'when
I got there,'' the offi cer said.
··They said they'd been t rying to
nag somebody down but they
couldn't find anybody. They said
so m e people went by but
wouldn't stop to help."
The Willards t ried to re -suscitate the elderly woman.
"I 'tbink she had been there 10
or .15 minutes before I got
there." Mayberry said. "I think
if somebody had gotten lo her
sooner, she might have had a
chance."
the West Bank·Gaza l)e1otia· tions, but Jordan bas reruaed to
accept the invitation. making It
more likely that only Egypi.
Israel and the United States will
negotiate self.rule arrangements
for the Palestinians.
David Glass. a National
Religious Party member of the
Israe li Parliament, told The As-
sociated Press that the NRP's
demands in the Cabinet are not
being p r esented as Mr ul ·
timatum as the Cabinet pre· ·
pares to debate the treaty.
Party goers
Robbed of
$100,000
SAN FRANCISCO CAP l --
Members of lhe city's social set
attending a posh private cocktail
rece ption for visiting New
Or l eans Philharmonic -
Symphony conductor Leonard
Slatkin were robbed at gunpoint
of an estimated $100,000 in
Jewels, cash, checks and credit
cards, police said.
Police said one or the 21 vic-
tims IOll a check for $1,000 and
others lost_valuable jewelry dur-
1ng the lS-minute holdup 11nirs·
day night at a home in the .city's
fashionable Sea C liff
neighborhood.
. "I think they were wild
enough to shoot us," said Mrs.
¥ortimer Fleisbbacker, who
lost several rings to the robbers.
She and the other guests were
J'orced to lie oo the floor of the
s prawling, one·stor y home as
they were robbed.
At least one woman standing
amid the deviled eggs, rolled·up
cheese and German wine hors
cl 'ouevres managed to slip a
\ aluable diamond r ing into her
bodice. unseen by the robbers.
poli ce s aid.
Police said Slatkin -in San
f'ranc1sco as a visiting conduc
tor may have lost the least
because he reportedly tossed bis
wallet under a chair and out or
sight as soon a s the robbers
burst into the party.
Patrolman John Stumpf said
two young men knocked at the
door of hostess Mary Anders'
home at 6 :20 p.m .. about 20
minutes after the party started.
and 1dent1fied themse lves as
police officers
They pushed their way past a
maid who realized her error and
tried to close the door against
them.
As one or the robbers held a
.38 calibe r revolve r to the
maid's head, the well·heeled
guests were ordered to lie face!
down on lhe floor, police said.
Police said Mrs. Anders re·
ported she received a phone caJI
about 6 p.m. fro m a young
woman who asked about the par-
ty and was told it was Invitation
only. Police believe the caller
may have been working with the
robbers.
Another guest who a ccom-
panied Mrs. Fleishhacker to t~e
party, Elizabeth Grossman, said
she pleaded with the holdup men
that she couldn't get a diamond
ring orr her finger because she
had not had it off in years. She
said the two called her a vile
name and she managed to
wrench it off.
PRESENTS
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suit with dustproof scotchguard
suede elbow pads and trim .
slightly pleated trousers with
aide buckles in soft neutral
color. Wear it as a sport coat
for casual or as a suJt for that
evenlne out.
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VOL. 72, NO. 7S, 4 SECTIONS. SO PAGES ORANGE C6UNTY1 CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1979 ·~ TEN CENTS
IJCl's New IJ Gets Dumped Again
• By P'IOUP &OS•AaJN Ot .. o.itw ...... ,_ ......
Edllon ol the UC lrvlne stu
det'lt n.e wspaper. thf' New U.
have charged that once a.uln
the content:s of tht>ir Journal
have caused It to wind up at the
city dvmp.
They claim that up to ~.000
copies or this. week ·s edition
were consigned to the ash Ckn by
students who objected to lbe
content of an advertisement car·
rled In a humor aupplement. : bil no.ea.
Lut January, ..-dllors tald BeaklH the ad, an article also
3,000 newtpapers wert Junked contained In the humor supple·
by a few sludenlll who reacted lO ment m en t.o Jews as "a group
a story with pboto1rapbs ot a or noilly <and pretty damn rude)
"et T shirt cont.tat de11aned t.o people."
allow young women to ~how ort S le v en B rot m a n , a
their breasts. coordinator for the campus
The ad an Tuesday's edltton J ewlab Student Union, called the
was for a ma.gaunt>, "The Jew comments "ridiculous and in·
You" land touted article titles nammalory" but denied New U
lmplylng that Jews are usurers, staff members' allegations that
enjoy killing Arabs, and have the Jewish Student Union
Pay Pact NiXed
TeacherS Declare Impasse
Negotiations between teachers
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District have reached an
impasse, with the organization
representing employees. reject·
ing a five percent salary in·
crease.
District Superintendent John
• Nicoll said the two sides broke
off bargaining late Wednesday
afternoon. The teachers,
represented by ·the Newport·
-Mesa Education Assoc1at1on,
are expected to ask for a state
mediator ·to ente r the st.ailed
talks. Teacher negotiators bad
turned down a 3.5 percent salary
orfer last week. They are stand·
ing firm on a demand for the
district to fund a bonus for
teachers with 15 years of
service. The d.istrict claims .it
cannot afford it.
"We maintain that this is a
priority issue and we will con·
tinue to right tor it." a statement
by teachers says.
Nicoll said the district's latest
. ....., .......... ,....
offer would have provided tor a
top salary of $21,924 for the 322
teachers at the top or the pay
schedule. The offer also would
have provided for an average
boost of $950 annually for all
teachers, retroactive to July 1,
1978.
The declaration of impasse by
the Newpart-Mesa Education
Association now goes to the state
Public Employment Relations
Board, which is expected t.o re·
fer the matter to the state Con·
ciliation Service. ·
~yResco
Arrested
In Court
Raymond Resco, who missed
bis Orange Countr Superior
Co•rt mvder tri• nandQ because, be nKI, be feared for
his life, showed up in court this
morninl and wu promptly ar-
rested oa bur&lary cbarges.
Re1co'1 attorney, Thomas
Crosby, and prosecutor Jay
Moseley bad just completed
final arguments in Resc~'s
murder case when Newport ~a'cb Police officer Al Eps_t.ein
showed up in court with a war-
rant for the burglary arrest.
Resco was quickly taken into
custody by a court.room bailiff
on suspicion of three counts each
of burglary and receiving st.oleo
-property.
Epstein declined to elaborate
on the burglary charges. Bail
was set at $60,000.
But, according to other
Newport Beach police SOU(ces,
the charges stem from a series
of Santa Ana burglaries in which
stereo equipment, electric
guitars and amplifiers were
taken.
ANDY ANDREWS SHOWS HOW TO FLUSH NEWPORT BAY
. He Wanta To Try Hit Idea But Oftlctala Are Caudoua
Police allege the items were
found in the Newport Crest COii·
domtniuqi that Resco vacated .
last weekend.
Straight ·Flush
Beats Full Bay
Crosby said•he would attempt
to have bis client arraigned on
the burglary charges today and
t.o get him free on ball.
Moments before Resco's ar·
rest today Moseley bad com-
plained that be didn't have the
murder defendant's current ad·
dress.
By JOANNE &EYNOLD8 oe .. o..N.e1uet
When Ott1e "Andy" Andren
was a little bOy srowma up in
M assacbusetts, be started
''playing around'' to see bow
tidal currents could be har-
nessed.
Coa8t
Weather
Chance· of 1bowera IO
percent tmtcM, deereu-
lq to., ..... Saturday.
Hltlla Slanla7 • to ...
Lon toaltbt •to 5'.
IN81DB Te•AY
ff ................ .
Patr•ct'• l>Of. r•u .. , ..,,.. eo ~,,., .....u. 0,.., Pris of~ ,..., • ,,.,,ei.
His Initial experiments
wubed out a yacht club dock
and· tore out a couple hundred
feet of river banks.
Now Andrews thinks he baa a
way tbat kind of energy could be
put to work cleaning out the silt
that's cloelinl Newport Bay.
He likes to call bis proposed
project tbe "Self Cleaning Bay."
Andrews, currently a Long
Beach resident, bas been study·
lq Newport's siltation problems
since reUrtna u a gas truck
driver 10 yean qo.
But Crosby suggested such in-
formation be related outside
open court ••because of the
problems ol yesterday."
Resco, one of seven pers0na
charged wtth tbe October, 1977,
slaying of Fountain Valley druc
dealer Stephen Bov8D claimed
Thursday that an unknown u-
sa il ant tried to shoot him
W edneacky night hours before bis
scheduled court appearance.
Judae Robert Kneeland, who la
bearing arguments in the murder
case. issued a warrant
for Resco'• arrest Thursday, _but
Cllee a~. Pa1e AJ) He fll\U'es it would CCMll a
minimum of S4 mWloD to dredp
the lilt out of tbe Upper Bay
alone, aot to meatioD tbe onao-0CC, ~ ~ nnw E'D ~CK ~ ~ of preventlq anotber &:YUIU~Dl'I
to·~=~==·to wort IN SEMIFIN.4.LS_ Aadrtw1. wbo deacrlbes ·Oraaae Coast Colle1e n .
bllDHlf • aa inventor, bu de· LA ScJalbw.t and Saddleback
slaed a eomblnetl wave pump a1almt Cypnu. TboM wlll be
aDct tk1811• ltl'Uetun tbet be the mlltebupl ...._t <• and I.
HP wuald be tbe aoluUoD to tbe , rapeetiwl7 > la the semJftnala
slltaU. problem. of tbe JC 1tate ba11tetball
WUt be'd liU tD do 18 cut a toaraameat at Cal State claaDall fnlm .... ltucb at 4lrd ........ (8eelporta, Pa .. 84).
..... • ---........... wtab occ. .. ..... 1ffOIMI .. tbe
• .._ toa& ·~ !AWi pipe ...,...._ and No. a m tbe emir~ tlll -< to .. 1&ale, dlfeated LA Soatllweet "1 MMlld K...-& l1lud. earllll' ID tM ,_,.to 1riD tbe nlil'•*--~ 11u.s.... .......... 'l'llla M'd _.. a ...... of laddlebaell, Heeled fourtb. .... ~-£ ...................... the.......,'• 14tlleU..la;IO .... a top ... mtbe"*'1No.l lllP • 11"'1tirx11. ftM eM8-team C)paw. ............ Al) -.... _____ iliiii!'iiililiii---
participated in stuffing the
piu>ers into the trash.
"The JSU officially bad
nothing t.o do with it." Brotman
said. "We didn't encourage
anything like that."
~rotma11 said be suspected
thertt were some enraged J e)Vish
students who threw aV(ay
papen. as well u some angry
non-Jewish readers, who threw away papers.
New U editors defended the
'flere, Buzzg'
comments as intended in a
humorous manner, and said
other relieious groups were
satirized as well. Another ad.
advocating ''Maximum Sex."
was purportedly the work of the
Crusade for Christian Copuja·
tioo.
Richard Clucas, editor of the
newspaper. has come under
scrutiny of the Communications
Board. which oversees the
newspaper operations and an·
.. ,. . .,.,....
Georgia Francies and her husband Cedl members of
the B~~ Club of St. Louis, IC?<>k for a 6uuard during the birds annual return to Hinckley. Ohio. Hinckley
buzzards are reputed to return to the area every March
15, much .like our own swallows tQ Capistrano.
Finish Eyed
Bushndlls Racer Detennilwd
81 JOANNE aEYNOLDS Ot .. Deley ..........
Last 1ear. Rocky Aoki started
all elgbt offshore power boat
races on the Grand Prix circuit.
He never fulisbed any of them.
This year's season opens
Saturday with the Busbmills
Grand Prix otf the Orange Coast
and Aoti is determined it'll be
different.
He has a new boat and a new
engine. "I'm an innovator," he
said. He also recognizes the old
racing dictum that you can't win
the race unless you finish it.
The 40-year-old restaurant
chain owner jokes about last
year's failures, but they obvious·
ly are a sore point with him.
So bis innovations for this year
are centered on the idea of not
only being fut but having a boat
that is less likely to break down
mid-race. Those breakdowns
cost him the 1977 and 1978
Buahmilll after be won the 1976
race.
Thi.a year, be and bis crew will
be going out in a wooden bulled
catamaran, the only one on the
circuit.
Wood ts faster and the
catamaran design bas some
aerodynamic design advan-
tages, be aaid. The boat is
powered by a Cbryslet engine
that Aoki hopes will prove to be
mor.e durable over the UJO·mlle
course.
The new outfit cost him
$800,000 which be spent without
hesitation.
"Winning is everything," he
explained. "Comlq in second is
the same u coming In last."·
Aoki. who made bis mark in
the bulinela world as the owner
of tbe Benibana restaurant and
DRIVE TO WIN
Rocky Aoki
"
hotel chain, says be took up
power boat racing to escape
(See AOKI, Page AJ) , .
nually selects the New U editor .
Variou.s campus resolutions
have been proposed to remove
Clucas as editor.
. Past incidents viewed by some
as journalistic indiscretions or
lapses of good taste include
publication of bogus advertise·
menls demeaning Iranians. and
articles some felt were offensive .
lo women.
Of the humor Issue. Clucas
<See 'HUMOR.' Page A?>
Airliner
Hijacker
Captured
TUCSON. Ariz. <AP > -A man
d emandi ng s2·00, ooo and
transportation to Havana hi·
jacked a Continental Airlines
Boeing 727 jetliner on a flight
from Phoenix to Tucson today.
the airline said. He was taken
int.o custody later at the airport.
The Diane landed at Tucson In·
ternational Airport, and every.
one but a female flight attendant
and the hijacker got off the
plane unharmed, according to
Continental spokesman Jack
Gruor in Los Angeles.
The flight attendant, identified ·
as Mary Ellen Paul, of Los
Angeles, was later freea Un·
harmed. and authorities said the
hijacker was taken into custory.
The plane had carrie 89
passengers.
Gregor said an FBI ag£ . o. d
boarded the plane at the a .-port..
A reporter at the airpc,rt said
he saw a man in an orange vest
stand on the roof of a police car
at the nose of the plane and pull
bimaelf up through the cockpit
window.
There were reports the hi·
jacker was armed with a knife.
but Continental said it could not
confirm that.
The P'BI identified the suspect
as John Carleton Kivlen, 52, or
San Rafael.
N-M Trustees
To Interview
5 Candidates
Orricials of the Newport Mesa
School District have received 10
applications from person$ in·
terested in being appointed to a
seat on the district's Board of
Trustees.
The board is scheduled to
meet at s p.m. Tuesday at the
Harper Community Center in
Costa Mesa to interview five or
the candidates.
Trustees will pick one of the 10
hopefuls at their next r egular
board meeting, Tuesday. March
27. Whoever is c hosen will
replace trustee Duke O'Brien,
who has resigned from the panel
effective March 31.
The ten applicants for the job
are William Bandaruk. a con·
suiting engineer; Christopher
Creely, a books t ore owner;
Robert De Berry, a school ad·
minislrator in Santa Ana ; Karen
McGlinn, who is active in PTA
and civic affairs ; Michael
McLaughlin, an attorney: Janet
PeJicbowsld, a parent and volun·
teer; K. Paul Raver. a county
official: Conrad Trigilio, a dis·
trict circulation manager for the
Daily Pilot ; Jerome Van-
d e w a Ile, a me c hani cal
engineer, and Richmond
Westlake, a student at Cal State
Fullerton majoring ii\ public ad·
ministration.
Whoever the board appoints
will serve out O'Brien's term,
which expires Nov. 30.
Party Qit For $100,000
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
llemben of the city's social set
attendiDc a poab private cocktail
reception for vl11tin1 New
Orleans Pllllbarmonic-
Sympbony conductor ~anl SlaW. ...,. robMd at .....,..
of aa estimated 1100,000 in Jewell. calla, dleeb and end1t cards, police Hid.
PoUoe Hid ... GI u.e n wtc-
Um1 lllt a clleek for ll,008 md
otalen ICllt •aluble Jllwelr7 •-....... 11-..._.. ...._ ....... . .., .................... .
fa1•Tonabl1 Sea Cliff
nelpbanood. . . . .. -.
'I think they were wild
eaoqb to sbool ua," said Mn.
Mortimer Flelsbhacker, who
I01t aevera1 ~ to the robbers.
Sbe and the otber 1uests were
forced to Ue on the noor of tbe
1prawtin1, one-atory home aa
tbey ... robbed .
At lealt oee woman 1tandin.g
amid tbe dntled eus, rolled-up
cbNte and German wtne bon
d'oanne mana1ed to allp a
......... diamond nnc 1ato her
bodlc!e ....... bJ tbe robbers, poltee..td.
Poltee Hid Slatkin -In San
Frand8CO .. a risttinl•coaftc·
tor -may have lost the least
because be reportedly tossed bis
wallet under a chair and out of
sight as soon as tbe robbers
bur1t lato the party. • Patrolman Job.ft Stumpf said two )'OUDI men knocked at the
door of tio.teu llary Aoden'
home at l :JO p.m., about 20
minutea after the party started,
and ideDtifled tbemaelves as
police olftcen .
Thy pmbed their way put a
maid who rulbed ber error and
tried to cloee the door .,aintt
them.
-l .. • JI.I DAILY PILOT N frldey, M.,cl\ 1', 1979 ·•fllllfl W011111n · 1.-red bu COtnrnuters ·
FRANKLIN. Tenn lAP, -
.\n old womao la)' ao th road fhll ol a heart att.ack "4alb·
hour corrunu\trf slow d for a
look Ne> Ol'le atop~
HtHI\" Glaltf'O, 7~ a11 •hort of
breath Her IOO In law pulled off
lO the 11de of Tt!one11 te. Mn
Glasco 1ta,u1~rtd from the C'ar
The ~ ln law, John WUlard.
nd hli. wife. Maaallnc. Mf"
Glnco's d1u1hter, waved for
.h••lp but lbelr freot~ naul.q
raHd •one ..... P'ruklln Pollcelllan Sw· U., .Ma)'ben'J Jr arrived. \My
were~al.
''A 8ll&Orill • 1'°"*9 me wl
told me dlitn wu a ladJ MYlaa
a heart attack In lhe middle Ol
lbt road bu\ nobody would
11.otJ," llayt)eny uld Thureday
nlfht 'Sho wN lD the road when I
1ol U\ett off by lM curb. but
people had t.o bave .._ aa.r
Several o m wbeo I
wH stvtn1 her CPR ccardlo·
pulmoury r•uacltation). They
1aowec1 dowD and aoo11ec1." ~1~ Nkl be could detect
QO oo Mn. Oluco when be
lot to her He spent 20 mlJ\utet (rytq lo revive Mrs. Gluco
one. he ntached ber •l 5:03 p.m.
Wedne9d•Y She WH to be buried
\.Oday.
"'!'he blcbway wu buay al the
time becauae ll was when ev·
eryone wu 1oln1 In t.o town and
co ming out from work."
Mayberry said.
"Al ftnt, wta.n I was oearlnt
the ar.a, I t.hou1ht the report
w11 a joke. Traffic was like
normal -buay. But once I eot
oear the car. I could see ber.
"Others must h•ve seen ber.
loo. Jual waa no one a\Opped.
They slowed down and looked
but DO ooe etopped. People acted
like notblfta wl.11 aroln1 on · ·
Fruklbl Woodard, OM ol Mn.
Glasco'• IOU, Hid hl• m«Mr
had • lililtory of heart problems
and was on her way to a doctor
lo Nas hville Just north of
Franklin.
"The daughter aoct son·ln·law
who were takinc her t o
Nashville were hysterical when
I got there." lhe omcec: nld.
.. Tbey aa1d they'd been trying to
nag tomebody down bul they
couldn't find an)'body. Tbey sau.
some pe ople went b)' but
wouldn't 11t.op to tHslp."
The Willards tried l o r e-auaclt..t.e the elderly woman:
"I think she had been there to
or U m tnulea before I got
there." Mayberry said. "I thlnk
If tomebody bad gotten to her
sooner. she mJgbt hav" had a
chance."
Whale Watch
Group Fears
BOat Races
M~sa Cops Recover
$7,000; Two Held
I'...-Page Al
RESCO •.•
ordered 1t held on the uisurance
from Resco's attorney that tus
client would appear in court lo·
day
DeltY ........... .., .._ <-
FLUSHING BAY -Andy Andrews' "aell-cleanlng bay"
would use a wave pump and channel at 43rd Street (dotted
line) to bring in fresh ocean water-and a channel created
by a series of barriers and tide gates ln the Upper Bay al
She llmakcr Island Cdotted lines>.
E',....PflfleAl
FLUSH D~.VICE •••
net would have tidal gates ut the
two bottom ends.
Herc's how it works.
The wave pump is based on
the venturi pMnc1ple or increas·
ing the velocity or waves that
would hit the channel by con·
strictlng its siz.e.
lie estimates 100,000 gallons a
minute could b e pumped
through the channel and oipe
during a day of two.fool surf.
even when the tide 1s ralllng.
That water. when comblned
with the channeUzation of the
Upper Bay barriers and gates
would nush the slit ou\ of the
Upper Bay and Lower Bay and
take it out to sea
Andrews, who's trying lo in·
te resl the state Department of
f'1sh and Game and the county
Environmental Ma nagement
Agency in his plan, concedes
thcit he's got no idea how much
1t would cost
"But it'd ~ cheaper in the
long run than havmg to ~eep
f'rot1tPGffeAJ
'HUMOR' .•.
said today, "I don't lhlnk we
particularly wanted to promot.e
ethnic humor ; most or it bad to
do with belief rather than
ethnicity.
"ll 's kind ·or Ironic that M>me
of the groups that were upset
were the Jewish studenta, the
gay community and the Cbril·
ta an community.
"Some of the most outlandish
humor about them were wriu.en
by people who come from thole
backgrounda.
"No one was trying to offend
the J ewish student.a, and I'm
sorry that they were offended."
Clucas said he Is tryinc to
hang onto.hi• potil as editor until
the end of June} when a new ooe
·is scheduled to be named.
•'Thia la just suppoted t.o be an
educational opportuolly
an)'way." Clucas said. "Boy.
am I gettlng an educaUon."
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dredging the bay out or letting it
die," be observes.
To illustrate his point, An·
drews has been hauling a model
or his tide gates and wave pump
around with him and with the
aid of a garden hose and some
food coloring he'll demonstrate
his theory to anyone who's ii'l·
terested.
Geoq~e Osborne, bead of the county s EMA. says he's reserv-
ing judgment of the proposaJ un·
U1 a working model of the bay ls
built.
"You really can't predict bow
It would work from the dem·
onstratioo I saw," be com-
mented.
Aside from tbe englneertn1
and construct.ion problems that
Andrews' plan entails, Osborne
brougbl up one other potential
road block:
·'The proepect of setting all
the permit.a you'd need from aJI
the a.enciea involved -well It'll
practically overwhelming," he
said.
Andrews aaya he'll keep trying
t.o get people interested lo bla
idea. He figures the ba)' has
about 12 yean before tbe silt
kill1 the marine We, planla and
birds that live here DOW.
"Thil had been a dream or
mine al.nee I wu a kld, to clean
up a bay like tbia. Ri&hl now all
I want la for some a1ency to be
interested enough to let me build
a work.inc model," be said.
Nurse Fights
Rape Attempt
In Newport
A vacaUooing student nune
told Newport Beach police a
man tried to rape her while she
was at tbe beach at Balboa this
week
Tbe 21-year-old Montana real·
dent reporled the Incident
'}'bunday. Sbe said tt happened
al about noon Wednesday, but
sbe wu too upset t.o rePort It.
Accordinc to the pQUce report
t,.be man ul down and chatted
ffllh the woman and attacked
her wblle she sot up t.o leave.
She said abe fought him off
when be said he was goina to
rape her lnd she ran for help to
a 1roup of people about 100
yard• away.
She aald her aasallanl had
brown hair and eyea, w11
dfftled ln cut off jeua and b8d a bicycle wtth blm oo the beacb.
LBwEx~mpts
Valley Fanm
WASHINGTON CAP> -S. .
Alaa Craaaton tntrodH•d
1•al•I .... 'lhnda1 to -pt
tb• farmt of Califorala'1 Im·
per•al Vall•J from led•ral
1'9Cla..UC. law acnt.,• lllDhl.
OD aaoUaer matter, th
Callfonlla Demoerat told a ....
co•f ereace' be ••• 1laelvt11 •DOI.Mr llW ~ ........ .. •utlMMilld .............. ..
elaiY cant _ ........ ••' ... ,.........,... two,......
Members of Wbele Watch. a
Newport Beach bai;ed organtH·
lion. nid today th~y are COO·
cerncd about col11s10os Saturday
between boat racen and nug:rat·
ang Califonua gray whales.
The L8G-mUe Bushmills Grand
Pria ii alaled alone the Ora.nee
Co11t from Seal Beach t.o Dana
Point and Mike Hickey. a Whale
Watch 1pokesman. sald lbe
coune la In tbe whales' migra-
tion patb. -
·'There are at least 25 whales
a· day coming through here." he
said.
Hickey's organization h as
asked the Pacific Offshore
Power Boat Racing Association.
orsanlz.ers or the race. to warn
drivers of the hazard, a precau·
lion that haa been taken each
year since tbe race started in
1976.
Two people were arrested and nearl~ $7.000 in stolen antique
merchandise was recove red
Thur9day by Costa Mesa police .
Detective Dave Hayes said the
recovered items were stolen
fro m the Harvest. a store
specializing in anUque"tnerchan·
diae. The store is located at 2664
Newport Blvd.
Taken into custody by police
were Cos ta Me s a res ·
idents William Branco of 2668
Newport Blvd. and Angie Maswn
or 2975 Babb St. Brnco was booked
on two counts or burglary and two
counts of possession or stolen pro-
pcr: ty. Ms. Babb was booked on
one burglary count and two
counts or possession of stohm pro·
pcrly.
Hayes said all the merchan-
dise ta.ken from The Harvest In
two separate burglaries -ooe
In January and another last
weekend -bad been recovered
by pQUce.
.
According to police reports,
the store was burglarized lat"
Saturday night and Sunday
when it was closed. In all. about
S.S.000 lo merchandise was taken.
The other $2,000 iP merchandise
was reported n\issing tn the
J anuary burglary.
The owner of the store. Helga
Harvest, told police he had no
theft insurance and would go out
or business unless the merchan-
dise was recovered.
Aeling on a tip. flayer.. !.aid of·
ficers went to the homes or
Branco and M s. Babb Thursday.
wbere they found much or the
missing antique loot.
The detective said the i.us·
pee\& offered rH> resistance.
The stolen merchandise in·
eluded mugs. dishes. baskets
and other kitchen utensils . all
imported from Europe.
Arraignment for the pair is
scheduled for Mo~ y.
Accordlng to Resco, the shoot
ang occurred about midnight
when he and l\is wife were leav-
mg their Fountain Valley apart·
ment to go to ao all-night
reatauranL ·
lie contended sever al shots
were fired from an auto before it
pulled away.
He said he and his wife got ln
their car and "kept on driving"
without returning to their home .
"'ountaln Valley police h~d
said thl' only shooting incident
reported to them was about a
mile from Hesco's apartment
near Slater Avenue and Ward
Street. but turned out lo be a false report. .
Resco'i1 attorney. Thomas
C rosby , had told Judge
Kneeland Thursday bis client
was In hidlng in fear of his We.
A race spokesman said that
there have been no problems
wHh whales and racers during
any previou.1 BuahmtUs Grand
Prix races off tbe Orange Coat.
However, Hickey said bis
croup will be on the coune
Saturday mo(t\ing prior t.o the
start of the race to scout whales.
"We'll be lo contact with the
Coast Guard and the race com·
milt~." he satd. "If we find any
whales that might be a hazard.
we'll be able to warn the com·
miltee."
College Employees
Get Pay .Increases
Both Resco and his co
defendant and brottier·in-law
Anthony Marone Jr .. 24, of Hunt·
ington Beach have waived lhelr
right to a jury trtaJ on the murder
char ge.
Police have charged. tbal tbe,
two and Jerry Peter Ftorl. al.9'J--
of Huntington Beach. killed
Sovan to fulfill a $25,000 murder
co ntract issued by som e
Newport Beach bus inessmen
with ties to the Hare Krishna re
hg1ous sect
F...-PageAJ
AOKI •••
busineN headaches. .
He pursues his racing hobby
with the same intensity that he
runs his international corpora·
tion. A qlilet man, he mean.1 It when he says winning is ev-
erything.
There was lbe race last year
in San Francisco. for Instance. It
wH so rough that his navigator
opened a gash on bis chin when
bis face smashed into tbe dash
board and also managed to
break his ankle.
Coast Community College Dis·
trict employees tl ave been
granted an average four percent
salary increase.
Granted by trustees Wed.Des·
day night, the Increases are
retroactive beginning Feb. 1 for
the district's 700 faculty mem·
hers and beginning March t for
c la ssifi ed employees and
management.
The increases raise the
aver age faculty member 's
salary to about $22,880 a nnually.
compared with the previous.
$22,000, a s pokesma n said.
C hanc ellor Norman E .
Watson's previous $54,451 salary
moves upward to $56,629, the
spokesman said.
The Increases. granted alter
discu ssion with employee
bargaining units, follow the
state Supreme Court's ruling
that waee freezes on govern·
m e nt employees imposed
becaWle or tax c uts brought
about by Proposition 13 are un·
constitutional.
Wages for government
workers throughout the state
had been frozen since last sum·
mer.
Lump-sum payments for the
retroactive portions of the r aise
agreement are expected to show
up on employees' paychecks
sometime withirfthe next four lo
six weeks, the spokesman said.
The raises are lhe first since
July. 1977. Raises normally are
granted In Jul y but were
withheld· in 1978 because of the
state-imposed wage freeze.
Negotiations for more raises
will begin this s ummer. a
s pQkeamansald.
Fiora. the admitted trlg,er
m an. already has been convict.·
ed or second degree murder and
1s serving nine years in prison.
ln arguing his case against
Resco today prosecutor Jay
Moseley contended the defen-
dant took pa rt in the s laying and
deserves a second degree
murder conviction.
He argued that Resco accom·
panied Marone Jr. and Fiori to
the place where Bova.Ji was shot.
~nd it was Resco. Moseley
said. who "threw the gun into
the Back Bay to help conceal the
murder."
However . Crosby argued that
t he most his c lient could
possibly be convicted of is "ac·
cessory after the fact of
murder" for his dispQsal of the
gun.
Ocean racers stand. using
their leg.a t.o cwsbion lhe blows
their boats take. The broken
ankle wu obvtou1ly a painful
hindrance. So Aoki slowed the
boat and he and the throttle man
put the navigator in the water
for a committee. boat t.o come
fetch. It turned out t.o be a useless
move, they were unable to flniah
the race because the boat later
cracked in half lo the rough
water.
College Land· Swap
Rapped by Students
On Thurs day Knee land
listened to arguments In Marone
Jr 's trial and is expected to rule
later.
Return Delayed·
WASHINGTON CAP> -Tbe
return of a U.S. Marine from
Vietnam ls being delayed by lbe
V i e t n a m e s e go v e r .o m en l
because or a misunderstanding
over whether the United States
regards tum as a war prisoner.
U.S. officials say. But the of· ·
flc1als. who asked not to be iden-
tified. said they expect the con
met to be resolved quickly a nd
that Pfc. Robert Garwood, 33,
w11l be allowed to leave Vietnam
1n u few days.
Aoki may face a similar prob·
lem Saturday, only this time it
may be bis crew who'll be put·
ling him over the side.
Last October be dislocated his
knee in a crash during a closed
course race in a small one-man
boat. 1be knee was repaired in
surgery. but he says be hun't
got full UN of il yel.
So bis new boat has a seat lo it
lo protect bis knee. "This ls a
test race for me as well as the
boat." be said.
He may be leaving business
preasures behind but he's \rad·
ing them in for worMes about his
engine, b1a knee. the boat and
the weather.
If lt geta too rough, the wooden
bull can crack open llke an egg
hlUln& concrete.
He's riding •l9P 300 gallons of
blgb octane aviation fuel and
fire la 1 very real danger. It
happened three times laal year.
Theo there's lhe wind that
could ptck his catamaran up aod
filp llover.
But lt'a a1J worth it t.o Aoki. He
ml1ht win and that poaalbi.Uty
"makes you forael about ev-
erything -even the chance )'OU
mlaht be killed .
"YOU Dow ')'OU could dJe but when you 1et out there, all you
lblok about ii wlnnlng that
race," be said .
Nipel'GoHer .
IAWla Tourney
Alu Tapl• ot Laauaa Ntcuel
nred a alx·ader-par • Tbun·
da1 to tapture tbe nnt trou.nd
lead of lb• Doral Open In
'1ol1da.
""fa~ 1IM ......, won a tourna· meat ta ftft ,.an OD UM tour. , .. ""' ,... ......... '" lporta ........
Agriculture students are pro-
leali ne plans to trade seven
acres or Coast· Community
College District land for proper·
ly in Fountain Valley to_ be used
for an administration center.
Spokesmen for about 16 pro·
testing students told college
trustees Wednesday that the col·
lege property on Adams Street
in Costa Mesa ls used to grow
fe d for Orange Coast CoUege
I estock.
They cont.end that giving the
seven acres lor'11ve acres Owned
by Garden Grove physician
Maxwell Roston lB an unfair ex·
c h ange and wo uld furthe r
decrea{Se dimini11h10g open land
at the Orange Coast College
campus in Costa Mesa.
The Fountain Valley property
on Euclid Street at Warner
Avenue would be used for con·
struction of Coastline College's
ad,miniBtralive head uarters.
PRESENTS
'the classic three piece vested
ault with dustproof scotchguard
auede elbow pads and trim.
sU1htly pleated trou11ers with
side buckles In sort neutral ·
• . color. Wear It as .a sport coat
for casual or as a suit ror that
evenlnc out.
Yours ForS125
IOUTM COAST PUJA •COSTA ..eA • ... IHI
( Pilot L~book J
.,
Will St. Paddy's
Be Peaceful Day?
By AaTKUa a . VINSEL
Of -0.,.-~ FAITH AND BEGOaaA, for on this Saturday's a day
when Seal Beach police wish everyone was Italian or Im·
aglned themselves to be Then a quiet St. Patrick's Day
would be assumed
"We'.re ltOL!'i to handle at just Like we did last year,''
says Police Chief Ed Clbbarelli, whose rnen encountered
relatively little 1978 revelry of the law-breaking variety.
. SEAL BEACH I N YEARS past, a
picturesque seaside ha mlet boasting
two classic pubs in the same 100 block
of Main Street Clancy's and the
Irisher-by-the-Sea has been shamed
by a bit of March 17 turmoil. >
One recent Saint Paddy's Day, a
full-scale riot e rupted, leading to a call
for help from numerous other Orange
County law enforcement agencies. But
conditions are considered appreciably
CMll!I' CIHAllELLI mellowed now.
No one bas even advanced any specific theory for
selection of Seal Beach in previous years by those who are
Irish or wish they were on that day and worked up real
Irish thirsts.
CIDEF CIBBARELLI suggests that this year, sheer
ur ba n sprawl and commercial development in the sur-
rounding area may lessen Sl. Patrick's day fervor on his
town's Main Street even more.
Relatively few problems were encountered at all last
year , when Seal Beach police literally marked March 17
off the-calendar a nd just looked south and whistled until
March 18 came around, as the saying goes.
They ignored St. Paddy's Day, in short and nothing
much happened.
Chief Cibbarelli notes that many larger r estaurants
and watering boles such as those in Marina Village across
the San Gabriel River in Long Beach are absorbing many
celebrants. ·
JONGRY .JOSE'S, a Mexican restaurant in Marina
Village, wished it was Irish so much last March 17 that the
staff served green margarita cocktails.
''But I don't kpow what's planned this year," says a
spokesman who identified benelf only as Dana.
Celebration of the day Himself drove all the snakes out
of the Emerald Isle is defmitelY on schedule, however. on
the Orange~tyside, at Clancy's aodtbe Irisher.
''WE'RE NOT R.EALLY planning anything special,
just qur decor.ations," says bartender Ann "The Widow
, Finnegan" CoopeT, f.or 11 years now a servlnl wench at
the Irisher. •
She blames Seal Beach's (inest for the last real March
17 unpleasantness on Main Street, a donnybrook estimat-
ed t/> involve up to 5,000 people which left vaw;ous sboP,. wiJ)·
dows shattered. · :
. "The last St. Patr1ck's Day ~was agitated by the
police. And now they are frightened," declared Mrs.
Cooper .
Her counterpart down the· street at Clancy's a nd a
former >Aaitress at the Irisher, Ruth Holllngswart.b, ln-
ticipales a typical Irish crowd will be toasting its patron ,,.
saint there. • ·,
POLICE ON PREVIOUS st. Patrick's Days following
the historic Main Street melee that tarnished the day for .
all asked both the Irish pubs to keep their doors closed or
at least shut down early.
Restraint. finally paid off .for all concerned in ' 1978,
says Mrs. Hollingsworth.
"It was just normal. We even stayed open until closing
time," she declares.
·Cardiac
By ltt:Bt: A HELM Of ... o.llY ~ ... , ....
TuUmony on the treatment or
patient.a sufferioa cardiac arrest
waa to continue today In a state
medkll board hearing for an
Orange Cou.nly plastic surgeon
uctuafld of grOrSs negligence.
Th(' accusations against. Dr
Ralph Small of Santa Ana were
lod&ed by the slate Bo~rd of
MedicuJ Quuhty Assurance after
Smal1'11 patient, Kim Plock, died
Nov 2'1 following breast implant
surgery
Smwl's hearing ID Santa Ana
lb ex~cted lo continue about
one month.
Mrs Plock. the 33-year-old
mother of three. died five days
a fter she went into cardiac ar-
rest while undergoing surgery at
Small's Santa Ana office, ac.
cording to the allegations.
The 29-year-old surgeon faces
s imilar charges in connection
with another woman patient who
a llegedly suffered serious infec·
tion following thigh lift surgery.
The hearing_ could result ID
revocation of Small's license to
practice medicine. An Orange·
County Superior Court order
has temporarily suspended hi s
practice.
Today, State Deputy Attorney
Gener a l David C h andler.
representing the medical board,
was to continue questioning Dr
Richard L. Koons on the follow-
up treatment req uired for
someone suffering a heart at-
tack.
Koons is the interim chairman
of the Los Angeles -County-USC
Medical Center Department of
Anesthesiology.
Thursday afternoon, Leonard
'case. a vocational nurse on duty
during Mrs. Plock's surgery,
testified that although the pa-
tient went into cardiac arrest
around 10 a.m ., she was not
taken to a hospital until 7 o'clock
that evening because of her un-
stable condition.
In testimony following that of
the technician. Koons discussed
the importance of immediate
follow-up treatment o( a heart
attack pa tien t by cardiac
specialists.
•'The damage that can occur
to a patient from the efforts of
resuscitation must be assessed
immediately because it can
negate resuscitation." Koons
said.
County Knife
Death. Probed
Officers were withholding the
identity of the 20-year-old deAd
JPaD pending notification of rel-
atives. They said today they
have not yet established a
motive for the slaying.
A woman who lived with the
stabbing victim told officers she
returned to her home in the 100
block of South Birch Street after
midnight Thursday morning and
found the man dead.
, Santa Ana pohce were con-
tinuing their investigation today.
into the fatal stabbing of a man
found dead early Thursday lo his
Santa Ana home.
Waddill Trial Recessed
By .IL\'ftlY CLANCY
Of .. 0-. .. ltlllStaft
The murder retrial of Dr.
: William Waddill stood in recess .
: for the weekend today after
,jurors beard confli cting
: t.estimoay Thursday from a key
: prosecution witness.
• Dr. Ronald Comelsen, under
•questioning by defense attorney
• Charles Weedman, refused to • i bud1e from his contention that f be saw Waddill's band press
down 00 the throat or the baby
Waddill is accused of strangling.
But be couldn't recall whether
he bad told police the two-pound,
15-ounce inf ant known as Baby
Girl Weaver was "alive, crying,
breathing and moving indepen-
dently," words attributed to
Comelaen in a police report.
''That could be the police in-
terpretation of what I said,"
Cornellen testified, denying be
bad used the word "crying". at
all to police. ·
In Mdition, Cornelsen ha4 or-
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Ft!d!y, L.n:h US, 1979 DAILY PILOT A-3
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'LEPRECHAUN' WELCOMES-SWEEPSTAKES WINNER FRANK MC NULTY
San Franciscan Wouldn't Sh.,• HI• $128,410. So He Served ~nth•
~uek of the Irish
Sireepstakes Winner Free for St. Pa('s Day
SAN FRANCISCO tAP l -Frank
McNulty, wf'\s> went to jail for 49 months
rather than s hare his $128,410 I ris h
Sweepstakes winnings with the govern-
me nt. walked out of prison today, just in
time to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
THE ST UBBORN IRISHMAN has
been ln jail since February 1974, serving
the first 44 monttis on t ax eva sion
charges and the last five months after
Judge Alfonso Zirpoli found him in con·
te mpt of court.
The judge lifted that indeterminate
contempt sentence Tuesday, saying it
was obvious keeping McNulty in jail
would not persuade him to pay the more
than. $70,000 he owes in taxes and
penalties. ·
McNulty. 67, made what he hopes
will be his last appearance m federal
court Thursday at a hearing at which
the government asked that a receiyer be
named to take control of his assets.
District Judge Zirpoli hinting he
didn't think too much of the idea took
the matter under s ubmission.
His attorneys. Jim Larson and Rex
Clack, said McNuJty has not been well ,
is tired and plans to go off some place
for a few days to "breathe free, fresh air
for the first time in years."
McNULTY, HOWE VER, WILL not
be totally free . He still owes the taxes
and will be on parole until Aug . 3.
McNulty's money has been in the
bank of the Is le of Jers~y in the English
Channel smce .June of 1973 and has grown
to about $140.000 in that time.
'Typical' Quakes
Sha4_e Southland
'-Sex Doctor'
~ospitalized
SACRAMENTO (APJ An
anesthesiologist accused by
authorities or sexual perversion
with female patients during sur-
gery was nAShed to a hospital
shortly after a newspaper ear-
n ed a story about his case.
JOSHUA TREE CAP> -Five "They get a swarm of that s1ie
earthquakes rocked a large part about every 10 years." Meredith
of Southern California, alarming said of the desert area. "They
residents and causing some a re calling it a typical Southern
damage. but scientists called the California swarm and it will lyl
. tern blors part of a ''typical a day or two."
. swarm.!' The temblors were followed by
Authorities said no injuries or countless small aftershocks.
deaths were r eported in the scie ntis t s at Cal . Tech in
Thursday afte rnoon quakes. Pasadena said. All were cen-
which ranged from 4.1 to 5.2 on iered 13 miles north-northwest
·the Richter scale. of Joshua Tree.
•'That area is known for its
s warms." said California
I n stitute o f Technology
se ismology l a boratory
s pokesman Dennis Me redith.
T he temblor series was centered
nea r this isolated desert town,
about 130' miles east or Los
Angeles.
The quakes. scientists added.
were apparently unrelated to the
severe quakes that rocked Mex-
ico on Wednesday.
Da mage was reported at
stores in the tiny hamlet Qf Lan-
de rs , nearly on top or the
epicenter, and at Yucca Valley,
ab9ut five miles from Joshua
Tree.
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the anesthesiologist, Dr. William
Miofsky. 46, or Sacramento. It
filed a formal complaint against
him one wee~ago.
On Thursda)I. the Sacramento
Bee carried a page-one story on
the board's investigation.
Miofsky, who is marrjed and has
c hildren, was admitted hours
l ater to Me rcy San Juan
Hospital. r
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1browing a Trial
y i\'U. CO•E TO THS PAllTY: We set all kind• of In·
vltallonl here al the .,...,_per. P'utY •qravtd 00Uce1
may urs• w t.o aome poHu~·s hmd-raiMr c:ocktaU basb at s:zs Pet" drink. Or .. may iet tlM leis formal lnvlte to a
ribbon..nttt.lnc for lbe coner taco at.and.
Never before. bowever. ba¥9 I mwed a formal lnvlta·
uoo all printed up -to aomebod1'• court trial.
Thia happt'Md oely UUI '""·One of our staff writen
got the wrlUen lnvitaUon to the upcomlfte Harbor Judicial
D11tnct trial ol one Jane o. McLautblln
of Costa Mesa.
YOO 8V8PECT THAT few people
·who att lo peril ot a $500 f1ne or alx
months tn th county cl101er send out
mvitaUonl to the ceNmoolet.
( don'l know wbat kind or party
you'd call this. A Slamme·r Shindl1! A
Jailhouse Jump! Wbo knows!
Anyway, the printed invitatio n
urges. "You are· cordially lnvit.ed to at· JAM •LAU.MUN
tend the trial of Jane D. McLaucblln on Tuesday, March
20. 1979, at nine o'clock a.m."
IT DEVELOPS THAT Mias McLau1hlin, 31, UI
something or a special cue. ~last May, she's been in
a running feud with Costa Mesa City Hall. She clal!flS she
doe so 't need a business Uce111e to operate her MomtD&sldt'
Printing firm out on Mesa Verde Drive East.
That license demand would infringe upon her ri1hl8,
she declares. So It ls that the city attorney's office is baulin& her Int;<>
court. She tried to get tbe jurlsdicUon switched to·federal
court, apparenUy as a constitutional issue, but this
maneuver has been frustrated. •
Miss McLaughlin seems. to have some other st.rooc
feelings about the role or government in her life. µke wtth
paper money. She doesn't believe in it. She keeps her
books btlflDced in gold grains.
BUT I DIG&ESS. Back to the courthouse invitation.
Miss McLaughlin says she's sent lbe missive to all the peo-
ple who have supported ber during her lengthy clash with
the powers at City Hall.
It goes on to note, .. l'm requesting your presence
because J believe that you'll have a good effect on the jury.
"In addition, I'm quJte confident that you'll enjoy the
presentation or my case and the testimony of the witnesses
should prove entertaining."
The printed invite even includes a map so you can find
your way lo the party house out on Jamboree Road.
Better leave your noisemakers and funny paper bats
al home.
Attempt to Ban
Kids . Tv Ads Hit
WASIUNGTON (AP> -A con·
slltulioaal law profeaaor said to-
day t~ Federal Trade Com·
mission Is "proceeding with
peril into dangerous and ill·
charted waters," with its pro-
posal to ban television advertis·
mg directed at youn~cbildren. Charles Alan W i bl, wbo
represented form Jreaident
NI xon In court when the
Wate rgate scandal unfolded,
said the proposed ban "would
lead the commission across the
line into areas where the Flrat
Amendment bars it from 10-
lng ."
Wright, a University of Texu
I aw professor, testified for
General Mills, one of tbe com·
jmtlfication ior the ban is "an
overly simplified view or the
constitutional area. The staff
seemed to feel that the com·
mhsioo could do almost
anything it wanted to do in
aim~ any area."
Wriebt said a rtnding that cer·
lain commercials are false
would mean that tbere ii no con·
sUtutiooal problem In banning
them. "But simply pl.nnlng tbe
label ·•deceptive' on them ii not
enough," be argued.
Citing a 1976 deciliotl atriJdn8
down a Virginla ban on price ad·
vertialnl of prescription dnap
and tubaeqeuent decisions
elaboratin1 on that decision, Wriaht aald:
•1 fte A.111el8t .. Pnu
If Nl1erta acll oe Ill t.DDOIJDCed desire to raise
crude oll prttet by 17 percent oa April 1 lt could
trt .. •r 1lm.Ua.r ac:Uoa by ot.ber oU produc•n and
lncreue U.S. 1uollne prices an addJtlooal three
~ent1. analy1t1 ••Y. Th~ Mrlean Jlll\lon '• 1tat•ment Ttiuraday
cam., .., a 1urve1 bj the Lunctberc Letter. an on
Industry pubUcaOon, reported that cuollne prices
at full·aervice 1tatlou rote about 2 centa a aallon
natloowlde 1lnce February. That ls nearly twice
the rtae from January to February.
A GALLON OF tJNLEADED 1asollne in
CMca10, for example, increased from 82.19 cents
to M .38 cents.
The Lundberg Letter attributed the rise to the
lrenlan oil production slowdown and the Energy
Department's dee ls ion earlier this month to let oil
companies paa1 through refining costs on certain
1aaolines. Nigeria supplies about 6.1 percent of the 18.7,.
milUoo barrela of oil used dally by the United•
States -an Import figure exceeded only by Saudi
Arabla.
The increase would be far larger than the 3.9
percent boost origloally scheduled for April 1 by
members of the Organization of Petroleum Ex·
portlnc Countries. Moreover, It would nearly dou·
ble price boosts already announced by OPEC na·
lions reacting fo tightened supplies caused by
Iran 's problems. Analysts said Nigeria's new price by itself
might not raise consumer prices, but if other oil
producers match the boost, gasoline prices could
rlse by 3 cents a gallon.
The only other OPEC nation to su11 .. t 1uch a
big price rise is Algeria, which la thrtat.enln1 a 2$
percent Increase. .
OPEC had scheduled a total ~reue of 14.5
percent W s year in the basic price of crude oil.
The flnt increase. of 5 percent. raised the price to
$13.3$ Jan. 1. Other incl1!ases were scheduled quarterly. ,
Speculation abounded that OPEC nations
would decide March 26 to set base prices al a level
refiecting 9 percent lncreases announced by moet
countries recently.
But Nigeria's warning that it wants to ralae
the per-barrel price by $2.50--from $14.80 to $17.30
-no matter what OPEC does, may alter other
OPEC members' thinking, analysts said.
Meanwhile. a group of Japanese trading com-
panies an.oeunce<l in Tokyo Thursday that the Na-
tional Iranian Oil Co. agreed to sell them· about
500.000 barrels .or crude oil a day under a lon1·
term contract. The Japanese didn't say how much
they were paying for it.
IT WAS BELIEVED to be the fint 1001-term
contract signed by the r evolutionary reaime,
which renewed oil exports March S after a shut·
down since December due to strikes agalnst the shah.
'Meanwhile, Sen. Ga\.y Hart, D·Colo. said to-
day that closing nuclear power plants along the
Eastern Seaboard to . study their earthquake re-
sistance may have been a rash move since the re·
> gion "is not exactly !ln earthquake zone."
Estimates are that it couJd take 100,000 barrels
of oil a day -or more -to replace the generating
capacity lost by cJoslng the plants.
Iranian Trial Hahed
•
Khomeini Seeks New Executions R11lings
TEHRAN, Iran (AP> -
Ay at.ollah Rubollab Khomeini to-
day ordered the Islamic court
trylng former Prime Minister
Amir Abbas Hovelda to bait its
proceedings until new rules can
be drawn up for tbe revolu·
Uonary tribunals that have sent
al least 62 men before firing
squads In little more tban a
month.
There was no immediate ex·
planation for the decision, but
the move appeared to represent
a victory for Prime Minister
Mehdi Bazargao who bas
threatened to resign ii such "in·
human and irreligious" proceed·
ings continued.
KHOMEINI'S decision was
read over Tehran Radio, and
sbort~atterward a spokesman for atollah said Buargan
and two binet ministers bad
traveled holy city of Qom
on Thursday night for coosulta·
tloos with the Moslem leader.
Altboup there was no im·
mediate confirmation, it ap-
peared certain that Bazargao's
trip to Khomeini's residence 100
miles south of Tehran :Nas made
primarily to protest the Hovelda
trial and the repercussions it
. might have on the country.
Khomeini's revolutionary
com mlttee opened Hoveida 's
trial Tbunday to an invited au-
dience after the execution of at
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'KNOWS' RIGH1S
leut 82 men convicted lo secret
since Khomeini's forces took
power Feb. 12.
Selected Iranian reporters
were invited along with some 200
relatives of demonstrators lcilled by Sbab Mohammed RZA
Pahlavi's police. The reporters
said the trial began about 2 a .m.
In a makesblft courtroom in
Tehran's Qaar Pri4on.
The trial was lo recess today
for the Moslem Sabbath and was
scheduled to resume Saturday.
Some of tbe reporters present
satd the 57-year-old Hoveida,
who wu prime mlnister from
1963 to tm, was groggy from
medication and wearing a black
ski parka aa be was led before
the court. He sat with bis bead
bowed 'and bands folded as the
prosecutor read 16 charges
a1alnat him, including spying
for the United States, and de·
manded the death penalty.
Hoveida denied any wrongdo·
lng and declared: "I could be in
New York at the moment or in
other countries walking freely. 1
had the opportunity, but why am
I here? 1 had the chance to leave
the country before my arrest."
He was alM> accused of s mug.
fling heroin, revolting against
ran by forming cabi'taeta on the
order of the United ~tat.es, In·
terfering in elections and allow·
ing foreign exploitation of Iran's
resources.
Tbe prosecutor aUeged Hov·
eida suj>presaed the shah's op-
position. "entering into a battle
aga in s t God a nd bi s
emissaries," but Hoveida denied
that, too.
BOVEIDA WAS arrested by
the abab last November for al·
leged corruption and miaap-
proprialioo of funds in an ap-
parent move to ease growing op-
posiUoo to the monarch. But be
was freed when the shah left
Ira n and be surrendered to the
revolutionary government when
it took power.
Money you save
by shopping
· paniea that would be affected by
tbe propoNI.
He aald U.S. SupreJDe Court
decitiom on freedom of apeeeh
show ••coveroment may dla·
courage the use of the dla·
favored product by t.lxlnl It. or
may even ban lt1 sales
altogether but the First Amend·
ment disables government from
achieving ill goals by restricting
the free flow of truthful lnforma·
lion."
11Tbe Commission DOW bas a
special reapomlblllty to tab the
Flnt Amendment into account
in Ill delibenUoaa and to ex-
erclse care that ita orden do not
intrude upon eonaUtuUooal pro-
teetioas."
ATLANTA (AP> -Georala's
teacben haven't been at all shy
about 1eWng state lHislaton
know tbelr f eellna• CODCel'lllnl
proposed pay raises lo tbe
budlet DOW under COUlderation.
One lnte teacher vented her nath Tbunda.y on Sen. Beverly
Landoni, D-Calboun, saylns, "I
wouldn't wte for you ii you were
St. Peter."
Daily P~ot ads
can easily
pay for yo~
suhsCription.
He said the FTC staff's
FTC staffen have eonteoded
the agency baa authority t.o latue
the ban bee•"'8 cblldren are ln·
volved and because the ban Is
directed at broadcaat media
rather tban print.media.
Laocford replied: "Ma'am, lf
I were St. Peter, you wouldn't be
ln my district."
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'FATHER' OF EUROPE
Statesman Jean Monnet
Political
Economist,
Monnet, Dies
PARIS (AP) -Jean Monnet,
the foremost advocate of Euro·
pean unity and lbe· ins piration
and driving force behind the
European Common Markel, died
·today al his home near MonUord
l'Amaury, sources at l he head·
quarters of the European Com
munity reported. He was 90.
Monnet, a self-described
poUUcaJ economist, was the key
fiture in the drive to bind the
free Europea n n ations
.economically and politically, but
during his long career he COD· stanlly shunned the limelight.
His flnt major step toward
European unity was a s ix-nallon
pool of coal and steel resources,
formally presented in 1950.
Seven years later it became
known as the European
Economic Community.
Monnet was never a member
of a government, but was, as
author Theodore H. White called
him, "a broker of ideas" He
brought statesmen together by
demonstrating bow bis ideas
were ln the interest of those con·
cerned. persisting where leaders
resisted or hesitated.
THE DAPPER, dynamic
Frenc.b.man, described by the
late President Kennedy as a
"statesman of the world," never
bad a university e ducation.
Owner ol a prosperous cognac
business, he was independently
wealthy and t.oolt on a job onJy
u long as be fell be was doing
something useful to mankind.
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~. Local Advertised Values -0'1e mote
l88BOl1 PJOPle all along the Orange
COast rely on the
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SJ0,008 to D1•all•
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Mlitllatio,n
Suspect Denies Act
SAN DIEGO l AP> "I don't have enough
guts to cut someone 's a rms off," Lawrence
Slngltton said in a'iape-recorded statement played
to Jurors Thursday in his trial or.i charges of raping
and mutilating a 15-year-old runaway.
The Sl·year-old merchant seaman told police
in Sparks. Nev .. in the interview after his arrest
Oct. 9 that he was drunk and unconscious when the
victim, Mary Bell Vincent of Las Vegas, left bis
van. which was being driven by a nother
hitchhiker.
.. , SWEAR ON A BIBLE that I didn't cut that
girl 's arms off." said Singleton, wbo is being tried~
on charges of mayhem, kidnapping, attempted
murder and other sexu~l offenses against Miss Vincent.
The girt was found, nude and with bolb arms
hacked off below the e lbows by ax blows. wander-
ing a long a road' near Modesto. Calif., last Sept. 30.
Singleton was arrested nine days later at lbe home or his ex-wife in Sparks.
THE TRIAL BE FORE Judge Earl Maas Jr.
was moved here from Modesto because of ex-
tens ive pre trial .ne ws coverage in Northern
California.
The nine-man. three-woman Supenor court
jury beard the recording of Sparks Police Sgt.
Terry Rusk's grilling Singleton about Miss Vln·
cent· s mutilation.
•'Why would this girl lie, say that you did it when
someoneelsedid?" Rusk asked. "f , I , I don't know,"
was Singleton's stammered reply. "f could never
raiseanarmtoanybody "
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Auto Smog
Tests Set
Normally, if you get
behind the hallowed walls of a discount house, you
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Department of
Motor Vehicles warns that anyone hi lbe South
Coast Ai r Basin w ho transfe rs title to an
a utomobile wilY!leed an extra SU beglnnlng Mon·
day /
Monday is the first day of the new required
vehicle smog inspection program. The inspections
are to be made at one of 17 computerized inspec·
tlon stations -not the service stations which
formerly handled smog inspections.
Exempt from the r e quirement are
motorcycles. trucks larger than three.quarter tOn,
vehicles sold to members of the imediate family.
and vehicles older than the 1954 model year
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The 'California As·
sembly gave speedy approval to a bill to save
homeowners and businesses $75 million in proper-
ty t axes.
(
--------] , ll happened Thurs-SI' ATE day wben, with only brief d e bate, the m embers
--------voted 77-0 on AB 156 by
Assembl.yman Willie
Brown. D-San Francisco, sending il to lbe Senate.
The bill would undo the move by county as-
sessors who raised 1975 property assessments
after voter approval of Proposition 13 lut June
made 1975 the base year for current and future as-
s essment.a.
save money, but you lose
your pride. ·
If there's someplace
to "try it on", it's usually
behind a packing crate.
· And if you're lucky
enough to find something
that fits, they take cash .
only and they grunt as
you leave.
Now you can save up to
60o/o (more than almost
any discount house) ,
try everything on in
clean pnvate Clressing
rooms, and get a courteous
thank you . Whether .
· you buy or not.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Uonel Raymond llT.e sell famOUS brand-Wllliams, the man convicted of murderiq actor VV•
Sal Mineo, bu been given the muimum aen· name OVenuflS, des1· aner . tence by a Judie who aald be Mou.Id be in prl8on 0~A
"for as long as the law allows." l } ts d d Williams, who was convicted of 10 robberies in SaffiP es, C OseoU an Secon $
addition.to the 19'16 Mineo m~r, was ordered f1'"1Qffi firs• ·t_ralaSS ffial"'efS. Thursday to serve the 11 seatences consecutively, l ' :-\,.. ~
a lolat of 51 yean to Ute in prilon. We have them in Missy,
... 11e ., ...... .,... Junior, ·and Girl's.sizes
LOS ANG~ (AP> -A federal courtJudae
bas stayed -at leQt temporarily -• Public (Men's siz· es too) And we Utilities Commission order requiring two ' •
telephone companies to luue ntanda to CUltomen save~ou up to 60% tbat "would annae S30 to $t0. · , •
tem U.~~:.~:.8:r T=a';''::e~ e re able to save, ~~?'9.:tt:':t!'°bioc-r'.::-1~:~ u so much because
rallDJ that tbe ftrml must mate abck .. mUHoa QUf bubers are ruth-
worth ol relundl I th re!t~~~~-= arpmenta Oft tbe essh-udtth eytoopay • ._._.. s an ey,· ,
Panel lie• er-._-. e as they're CUt-
SACRAllSNTO (AP) -Alan Puternak, the • • "bbo
'ont1 member ol u. state ...... ., Com•tvk'ft to pnces to n ns :r:.; .=;ar.mo::..-=-.n:= = So now you can get it •-•=:=. .... 1a11 =r·• 11 ltftetl" for 30-60% off without takina Jw •· A ...._ eM-= I' nr • -. ~ao
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"1d9t. M8n:h 11, 1979 OAll.,Y PILOT AS
NEW FACTORY ARRIVALS: SUGG. PRICE: OUR PRICE :
SPRING T-SHIRTS FOR • JUNIORS. SOLIDS & STRIPE $12 $3.99
MEN 'S POLYESTER
PLEATED PANTS $30 $14.99
CAMISOLE PRINT TOPS $12 $5.99
MISSY -BLAZERS SKIRTS VESTS. PANTS. SHIRTINGS $lb-$30 $5.99-$14.99
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Aliso ~iejo Plan
Needs second Look
County s uperv1 or n ~t week·wm consider changing
the county's land use plan lo accommodate the propo eel
Aliso Viejo develop.ment ln south Orange County
Rather thuu a pprov the hmd planning chan1e.
s upervisors should end the propo al back to the county
l'lunrung Commtssion ror second look •
The first lime around. the commls ion r c.-co mmended
that the su1w n •1sors opprovr ch;lnges needed to accom
modate thtt mussh 1<' Aliso Vtejo d('velop ment
• Aliso V1CJO. or roursc, Is not just another propc>tt1tl to
huitd a trurt of homes.
It •~ a pl tn tu bomeday build 20,000 rei-.adcncc.s on
whut wub onct• lht> Moulton Ra nC'h in the coastal hills i,ur
rou nd ~ by Luguna Beach . Soulh LsRuna, L<.1gunu Jlllls
:rnd Lugunu Nag uel
• Un.d(.'r ' tht.• .plan ulrcudy t>ndors t>d by the J>lanrung
l omrruss1o~~~hose 20.000 re id<>nce would i-.omeda)' be
home to 60.uuu persons And those resadents ulong with a
number ur shopping c.-enters tts well as an lndus triaJ tract
would bf> built on roughly halt Aliso Vh.~JO's 6,623 acres. ~x1sting land us~ plans would limit the number of
homes to be built to roughly 10,000 and keep about
another 1,700 ucres o ut of development.
But Aliso V1C'JO bac.-kcrs were a ble ·omehow to trade
a n a~reement on so·C'alled afford a ble housing for higher
.. dens ity and less open land •
On bnl:tnce, 1t wo uld appear that Ahso Vi<:JO pro·
moters rt.'<'<'IVC'd far more than they gave ll would also
appl'lff thne a re too many unanswered q ues tion:,.
t•spN·rnlly a bo ut t raffic cir cula t iO r). for· county
!\Upervisors to approve the la nd use C'hangt.> nredert tu
ushe r in such a grandiose deve lopment
Boon for Incunlbents
The idc>a of financing presidentia l campnlgn~ with u
Sl check-off from income tax has not proved vapular with
taxpayers. Only 28 percent have authorized the transfer
of $1 of their tax to the campaign funds.
Now t her e is a bill in congress, HR 1, that would ex·
tend public financing to congr essional campahcn11 br.
matching, from tax funds, 40 percent or the am ount co .
lected in private contributions. .
To qualify for the tax funds. candidates would have to
limit their campaign spending to $150,000. plus 30 percent
ror fund-raising and mailing costs. Those agreeing to the
ceiling would be e ntitled to up to $60,000 in m a tching tax
money.
The theor y behind all this is to c urb so-called special
jnter est campaign cor1tributions. .
Tha t sounds like a worthwhile goal. But in practice
the procedure would set up identical s pending limits for
incum bents a nd challengers . This would give incumbents
an enormous advantage .
To offset a n incumbent 's access to free mailing,
traveJ, printing, office and staff assistance -all paid for
by taxpayers -a c hallenger inevitably must spend m ore
during a campaign J.o gain public recognition.
Apart from pe rpetuating incumbents· in orfice, public
campaign financing could be enormously expensive. If
two qualified candidates for each House race each re-
ceived $60,000, the cost to the taxpayers would exceed $52
million for a biennial election.
F urthe r . subs idized campaigns d eny ·freedom of
choice by distributing tax dollars at random to all cam-
pa igne rs. Some taxpayers a re not interested in support-
ing any political campaigns. The rest s hould have the
right to s upport candidates of t heir own choice.
In a 1978 poll, 67 percent of those q uestioned disap-·
proved of public financing for congressional e lections .
That should be som e sort of a m essage to the incumbent
congressm en as they try to hustle HR l into law before
the next election.
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Protection Backfires
A fact of modern life long obvious to senior cititens
has at last been recognized by the medical profession.
A team of doctors specializ~ng in geriatric care has
concluded that child-proof drug containers "can be a
direct threat to t he lire of an elderly patient."
-The doctors s aid 60 percent of the elde rly people they
questioned r eported having trouble opening and c losing
the trick bottle caps, designed lo protect tots from ac-
cidental poisoning.
In case or a m e dical em ergency, inability to get at
medication quickly could indeed be life-threatening. And
e ven apart from e mergencies, arthritis surferers and
those with poor eyesight can have proble ms with the
child-proof caps.
The doctors urged fe llow physicians and pharmacists
to re mind elderly patients that easy-opening containers
can be supplied upon request -a fact two-thirds of those
interviewed did not know.
There's no doubt the safety containers h ave saved
c hildren's lives. But consideration for the elderly should
be equally important. • Opinions exprnsed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on th is page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is Inv ited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . ·
Boyd/Geronimo!
ByLM.BOYD
British Army Sgt. Hector
Macmillan wanted to do
sometbinl a Utile special to
celebrate bis 100tb parachute
jump. So be outfttted himself
in full Scottish national
dress, kilts and all, leaped
o ut "tile airplane with a
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bagpipe under his a rm. and
playe~ "The Road to the
Isles" as he drifted down.
Some performance.
Am asked what the ancient
Greeks and Romana used to
make coffins. The Greeks re-
lied on cedar. Tbe Romana
pref erred atone or marble.
Footnote: Undentand Alex-
ander the Orea. was burled
ln a IOUd gold eotnn. · Kine
Arthur, tt's said, wound up in
a hollowed-out oak tree.
That the Soviet Union ls
tbe larseet country In Europe
l1 t0mmon knowleclce. But can yoa ldentify u quick u a
.. wlnk tbe MC!Olld lar1t1t COUD·
try tbere? S.1 France.
Q. "Wby do WI HY 'to
boot' wbea we ref er to IOIDedllal ntrattt
A.. eom. for tM AnaJo.
S.acm .. ~ .. IDMlllaC "ed·
vani .. e" ot ··pnlft."
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Rowland Evan /Robert Novak •
Connally Challenges Reagan ·
INOIANAPOLIS If ttonald
Re41an cndl up dlaslpallna a 11".-1n1nclY Insurmountable lead
for the AepubUcan presidentiaal
nomination. the decline ntuy
have atuted al the Midwest
Re publican Confer ence here
wht•n an abclt•nt Reagan left the
11t1tl(e opl'n for a rurnpagrng
John B Connally
Rcul(<t n·,. prof('bSed inub1hty,
becau11 ~ o r .. previ o us ly
:.l'h t•dult·d
c omm 1 l
mt'nt , · · lo
mukt• the In
d111napol1 :1
date set s ix
months ago
did not sit
wel l w ith
Midwe s t ern
Rep ublican
leaders. They
suspect Reagan's absence was
an Intentional message that he
holds himself aloof from lesser
presidential hopefuls who turn
up for such .. cuttle :.hows"· or
"beauty contests ··
Since their s uspicions are wt•ll
J:rounded, events here provide
two political truths · firs t,
Reagan is not an inc um bent with
a claim on the nomination, and
he ~Ill campaiRn as one at his
ICHRlSlEN
THEt. ..
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Jack Ander.son
own nsk . serond, with an unex·
pectedly sudden surge. CoMally
has bounded out oJ, the pack to
become Reagan"s princlpol
chullengl'r
Thal second truth. which
began e mergi n g during
Co nnally ·s recent vis it to
Washington, was confirmed as
500 Republican leaders lisler\ed
pat1enUy here for four hours to
s ix presidential aspirants.
Connally was unquestionably the
class or the field by a n even
widt'r margin than his top rank·
in g 1n th e C BS po ll or
Repubbcans here.
THE FORMER Democ r at
governor of Texas is not long on
the conservative rhetoric usual-
ly needed to titillate Republican
audiences. but 'his ardent Oag-
w av ing was infectious. He
roused the conference by prom-
1s 1 n g to "rebuild a pride in
ourselves,·· adding that the U S.
has been "pushed a round by
third-rate countries .. and .. the
world pcrceivc•s us as we ak and
vacillating and indecisive ... His
b1~gest response came after his
prescription for riotous Iranian
students here : "Send 'em home,
right quick:·
When Connally hit his high
s
notes to heavy applause, Reagan
operatives in the audience ad·
milted he ·was strong in the
Midwest -but second to their
man Reagan, or ·course-. Conse-
quently, they gulped when the
CBS poll or those attending
showed Connally a clear winner
1n a ll four categoriea : best
speaker : most agreeable on the
issues ; best chance lo win ;
personal choice.
Over cocktails in the party
s uites that night. Re agan
operatives labored to soften the
pol . impact.. They contended
Co1 nally·s staff probably or·
ganized the vote. which was
palpably untrue. They claimed
tried-and-true conservatives
would n e ver associat e
the m selves in any venture
sponsored by CBS. which was
truer but not decisive.
ACTUALLY, it was R~agan ·s
absence.....that generat~d some
votes for Connally. There was
g rumbling that a paid, non-
pohtical speech to a business in-vestment seminar in Miami was
the conrl1c t 1n Reagan ·s
schedule keeping him from In·
d ianapolis. That stirred recollec·
lions by pa rty leaders or past
Reagan appearances -just in
time for hi11 speech with no
room left for amall talk.
• Reagan ls considered re-
m A ... •• Connally Is still an LBJ
s ound-alike to Republican
faithful and a big government
adherent of state capitalism to
conservatives. Yet, these views
are ladina and are less threaten-
ing to Connallv than concerns
about the ethics of the man an-
dicled then exonerated in
the· Watergate rpilk-fund ~cun ·
dal.
The Republican national com-
mitteewoman from one big
Gre at Lakes state told us
"there's a lot or skeletons in
Connally's closet." The .state
chairman of one small prairie
state was more blunt: "I think
he 's a crook. l know he beat the
rap, but l still think he's. a
crook." -.
Countering this is Connally·s
comma nd presence. "He
really took! lik~ a president.··
was the common descr1pt1 on
here. The strongman image 1s
particularly relevant against the
backdrop 'of President Cart.er \
failing leadership as registered
an polls. With Republicans com.
ang lo regard Sen. Edward M
Ke nne d y a s th e proba bll'
De mocr atic nominee. ma ny
believe only Connally can defeat him.
REAGAN insider s res pond
that most party leaders enrap-
tured by Conn ally here last
weekend opposed Reagan in
1976. Supoort of the whole In-
diana Republican hierarchy for
Ger!lld Ford did not prevent a
primary sweep here by Reagan,.
"Our strength is at the grass
roots, not with people who spend
their time at polilic'al con -
ferences.·· one Reagan lieut.en·
ant told us Crom Los Anlleles.
But the conservative grass
roots a re divided t his time
between Reagan. Rep. Philip
Crane and -if he runs -Rep
Jack Kemp. That's why one ex-
pe rienced Midwestern operative
of Reagan tried hard lo get him
here. "I tried," he explained to
u s , "but I cou ldn 't get
anywhere ." The decision was
made by the Reagan high corn -
m and. som e of whom were
scarcely aware anything at a ll
was happenin~ in Indianapolis.
That ignorance lends even more
sign ificance to Co nnally 's mini·
triumph.
Hunters' 'Hit List' Targets Rare Species
WASHING TON -Like the
legendary offi cer who set out to
save a Vietnamese village by
destroying it. the Safari Club In·
ternational wants to save 39 en·
dangered species of African and
Asian wildlife by s laughtering
some Qf them for trophies.
LaN-August , the Arizona-
based club submitted a proposed
yearly s hop·
ping list .J?4_
t.Hrn rare
animals to
the Fish and
Wildlif e
Servic e .
which grants
excepUona to
the ban o n
such hunting
unde r the En·
dangered Species Act.• The club
recently withdrew the applica-
Charles McCabe )'
lion on the grounds that the pro·
posal was never approved by its
board of directors.
That's just as well, because
the club probably would have
been subjected to a Justice
De partme nt investigation
challenging some of the claims
it made.
AT ONE POINT 10 the permit
application the club said that it
had the approval of various
foreign 'Countries to hunt the
animals . But the New York
Zoological Society noted that at
least fi ve animals on the club's
intended list were fully protect·
ed by the host nations.
For example, the club asked
permission to kill 10 orangutans
yearly. BuHhe Zoological Socie-
ty noted that "in the last decade
no permits have been issued for
the legal hunting.killing or wild
organgutans" in the only three
countries where the valued
animal is found .
The club"s a pplication also cit·
ed the "well recoil)ized princi-
ple that regulated sport hunting
is a valuable tool for scientific
research and provides critical
incentive for propagation and
hence survival or the s pecies."
THE ORWELUAN logic here
is that If an animal has some
economic value -like bringing
an revenue through the sale or
licenses to trophy hunters -the
host country will be encouraged
to set up an efficient conserva-
tion program for the species.
Some environmental groups
are unimpressed with the Safari
Club's reasoning. While hunting
1s a legitimate conservation tool
fo r over populated a nimal
species. they argue that this is
not the case with endangen-d
species.
Besides the orangutans. the
club's proposed hit list included
100 cheetahs. fiv e gorillas. 40
jaguars, 25 lagers, 100 mountain
zebras and 100 snow leopards.
"IN ALL CASES," say experts
with the American Association
of Zoologi ca l Parks and
Aquariums. "there. is data
available to demonstrate the
taking of these a nimals as
trophy material is illogical. ill
conceived and not justifiable."
The Ne w Yo rk Zoological
Society also noted that some of
the club's targets "are so
critically endangered that kill
ing any or the specimens would
constitute a severe threat to the
survival or the wild population.··
Steinbeck's Advice on How to Write a Book
As happens, I get letters from
people who tell me they have a
book in them. As have not we
all? I h a ve ne ve r d oubled
anyone, no matter bow boring or
how fatuous his approach, who
said his life was a novel. He
usually adds. "If only I knew
bow to get it out of me."
And there are more formal re-
quests from peopl'e, usually
you ng, who
a re wrestll..ng
with the pro-6.~. ~;p=-blems of get· -
tins a book
o u t o r
themselves .
Tbey want re·
.at 1utdance:
how to create
a •tructure.
what ho urs
mltht be belt for the creative af.
n atua to be beckoned ln, bow
many houri of wrltlng a day
before oat ,_ dry, etc. etc.
In a wQ. I'm &be wont r:rson
ln the world to .. '°' th klnd of advice. 1'" ntter written •
book. I cmce edl&ed one wblch I
would uw been btUer ott writ·
lnt. and dine book1 bave been
pub .... wldcll .... been cult.cl
from m1 wrltln11 for tbll
new1pap1r,
I A• ll19' not I boo~ writer
b y temperament: I 'm a
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journalist, a blurter. r like to
write for assured. definite and
early publication. I have a rab-
bity mind, and like to jump from
subject to subject. without wor-
rying about the.hig her concerns
o r form . s u s pense and
cumulative errect.
Yet I have it in the back of my
head that I shall write one book,
and only one. before being cart-
ed to the knackers. tl will not be
long. It will be loosely autobio·
graphical in form. The book
will be an atte mpt to describe to
my grandchildren, on the as-
sumption that they will be in·
tereated, ,J ust where I came
from, and who and what I think
I am u of the moment or writ·
Ing. I even h ave a rather
smashing title for this unwritten op~s. which lndeed I am keeplq
to m yself. . ·
BUT MCK to those requests
on how to write a book. Pertlap&
this column wUJ be an answer to
the questions. It will at least be
.. tlose to an answer as I can
tive. Thoucti I have never written a
book, I have ha<t • Ulelong in·
tereat 1n the writing of Eqllah,
and even al one point tau,bt
Encllab compoeltlon for ' year .
I have r ead most of \he
baodbooU on compoaltlon and
style -from Fowler to Stntlk to
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on the writing of novels . I read a
great deal and I read critically.
I think I could have been a pret·
ty good editor or books or or
magazine pieces If I had so been
placed.
ANJ> OF ALL the things I
have read about writing a book
the best advice I ever found
came from the pen of John
Steinbeck. Steinbeck was the
good friend of the marvelous
radio comic Fred Allen. Allen
was a word.smith of almost as
much pith and consequence as
Steinbeck. He read thousands of
joke books in bis line of work, in·
corporated the m a ll into his
personality, and could be lm·
promptu runny-bitter on Just
about any sub~t presented to
him, or on almost any Item on
the front page or the New York
Tl mes.
But AUtn, whose real name
Quotes
·•tr necessary Cuba will send
an arm.cl conllqent to flsht
alona1lde tbe Vletnameae
ar mies," Feraaad• L••ea
••••, Cuba 'a amba11ador to ll11dco, dlscunlnl hi• naUon '1
support for Vietnam in ita war
wlth Cblna.
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was Csumvan, was a basically
unschooled Boston mick. He got
the Idea he wanted to write a
book about himself and asked
bis friend for "some rudimen-
tary suggestions" on how to
wrlle a book.
THIS IS WHAT John Stein·
beck told Fred Allen. "Don't
start by trying to make the
book chronological. Just take a
~riod. Th~n try to re member
it so clearly that you can see
things : what colors and how
warm or cl>ld and how you got
there. Then try to remember
people. And then just tell what
happened. It is important to tell
what people looked like, bow
they walked. what they wore,
what they ate.
"Put it all In. Don't try to or-
ganize it. And put ln all the de·
tall• you can remember. You
will find that in a very abort
time things will begin comln1
back to you, you thought YoU bad
for1otten. Do it for very shot1
perlodl at first but kind or think
of It when you aren't doln~it.
"Don't think back over what
you have done. Don't t.b1nk ot
Uter&lll form. Let ll 1et out u lt
wanta to. Overtell It ln the mat·
ter of deta1I -cutttnc comes later. 1"'9 form will dev.ao, In
lbe ~.Don't make the tell·
inl foUo. a form."
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'No Escape' 1f Draft Hevived
BJ WALTF.& a. llEAU .... ._ .... C.11•• •• 0
&00t;ll8' ClVILti\N BOSS. Secretary of the
Army Cllf!OJ"d l.. AIC'xander thsaP,reed, saying
there la no oeecf for any drufl now Arexander said
U. would be "unnl't'l'sury, unf1ur and coun·
terl>roductlve to lhc b •at mtt'rests of lM Army."
Tbfre atf' bills m the llousc und Senate to go
civilian conaervaUon corps, u well u the tradl·
Uonal aervice ln tbemllilary.' •
John 8 . Connally, aeekine lbe fttpubllcan pre·
sldentlal nomlnaUon. advocate& a return to the
draft.
KIWAID
D' YOU DON'T SMOKE
FARM Eas NON·SMOKER POLICY
""Ma,y lnaure yNr Au&o, Ho•e or LUe
0.r fol a lot le .. money.
Did Ye,r ClU. \'ow Reward at
RABBITT INSVR.\NCE ~ H8·,5H
1914 'Harbor Blvd. Costa Meu
When and U the admlnislration .. .._ that a
tetum to tbe military draft ls neeeuary, the Wblte
Houe wUl pr'OpCl9e a system of uolVft1laJ Mrvlce
ror YOUl\I men, wtu.out 1ludeat dererment.a or other escape route.
That bl PffiJidtnt Carter's atUtude. 1h1ped In
pa'rt by penonal C"llpenenc His son. Jack, 11ve
up a lt\adent ddennenl to voluntttr for military
..J. Mrvk:ii.
to o "'ll•trallorl 11y11l••m that would Identify pro-PUllUC OPINION 18 CLOSELY divided Oil m::iiliiii
apHe.. lor Induction In an oml'ruenl'y. There also•~ the question. An Associated Presa:NBC News PoU FAMILY
a llouae bill to at>t up a llmitt.'C.I draft. •howed 49 percent of the people questioned support A.FF
None of the "ropo1111l& is hkely to get very rar • reinstatement or the draft, 43 percent oppose il and AIR .. unlcu the ad m1ru11lrat1011 dt•c1des that &he Pen· the rest weren't sure. SINCE 0 D DID 80 BEC.\ "R BE didn't lhlnk ll , taaon nHldJI a return to Lh" draft. That poll was conducted Feb. 5-6 amonc 1,600 1894 •'• WH riabt for bJm to avoid lbe draft almply adult Americans. ~ •• ._ ... _ b•..a .... _ A_ ....... _ ....a •1--l 1tiere·s no substitute for exoenence! ~ -IJllCI 9\1 ""' monf:'y tuJU u1a .:ouuca""'°• NevERTHE U '.88, THE DRAFT IS emerging I be rt · ~ . · : . : DEN'S · . back1.round to stay In coll~e." Carur reealltd ... a t;110,.,,1 '-·u,•. oot> Curt~r httrdly needs.In lhe The people most like Y to a ected directly "SO he tmnt to Vietnam " .. ., ~0 .,..., were overwhelmingly opposed to a IW!W draft.
Th•re Is no s uch proposal In the wor .. s y .. r '°"'he .... , hi ue<'<Hld term. Americans aged 18 to 28 opposed the d raft 62 per· * ..... i·.·· ., .. :····;1..:·1o······ d . " a • ;Carpe •1nsta,,.t II• custom rap8fl8S Ctv1llan leaden of the mlhtary l~1St tbett ii no Oov Edm untJ G Or own Jr , a likely centto33percent. LlcHo ••
need lo t'f'vive the draft that lupst'd rive years a10. cball~er' ror the OcmocraUc nommation, sug-Those young Amer icans are potential voters in 2~12 ·~ • linoleum • wood floor .
Nor have the president and hl.5 advisers de· 1eJll a aywtem of national service "that would a l-1980. U they are also potential draftees, they could 1 UJ ........ A..-. c .... ...._ C4lll 92627 <'1ded whether uoy new low ultemaUveti, whether 1t be Peace Corps, a be a tropbleeome bloc ror Carter. ,.._ 646-4131. ~HS ,,
selective servlc\ .. syfit.em
( \ ..... , , ' 'L" o11' J should apply to women ... ~.. . .. . .. • ,,., as Wt."11 as to men Reagan
Carter has said lbat
any new registration
system lbou1d include women as well as men But
be allo laid that be dqes oot foresee lhe mducUon
of women or a return to the draft. ·
Leading
In State Regiltration wouJd a( least give what" ls now a
skeleton Selective SerVlce System a I.1st of names
and addreaae:s to be used for military callups m case of war SAN FR A NC I SC O <AP > -Although the CARTER HAS ASKED CONG RESS f9r a $5' presidential prima'ty in
million appropriation lo improve the current California is more than
standby Selective Service System. · 'a year away former
The ~ure for a revived draft was incr.eased Gov. Ronald' Reagan
Tuesday when Gen. Bernard W. Rogers, the Army holds a comm anding
chief ol staff, urged Congress to rejnstate it this lead among slate GOP
year. Rogers proposed that up to 100.~ men be v 0 t e r s f o r t h ~ ~rartec;t under a_ lo,ttery system to spe_nd six moot~ Republican presidential
m military trairung and six years m the Army s nomination. according
ready reserve. . . . · to the California Poll. Rogers satd lbe volunteer Army 1s falling With former President
short of its.recruiting goals, and ~e reserves are Ford out or the race,
500,000ao&diers short of tbelr aulhonzed strength. Re a gan's m a r gin is
eve n wide r.
IF THE primary were
held today, a sampling
o r Ca lif o rn ia
Republicans indlca,ted
44 percent would vote
for Reagan while 27 per,
cent would vote for
Ford, according 'to the
poll, which was r eleased
Thursday.
A dozen other people
frequently mentioned as
pot ential candidates -trailed far behind. ,
If Ford does not enter
the state's primary. 54
percent of the sampled
voters indigate d they
would vote for Reagan.
The next highest margin
was 12 percent who said
they would vote for Ten·
J1essee Se n . Howard
Bater .
.. THESE EARLY
standings are by no
means a forecast of the
outcome," said pollster
Mervin Field .
... . ~ · ·· "An early lead in ·': .' · ~l · ., public vis ibility is no
. . ·/)··.:· ~. ~ guarantee or victory in
• .~ i. a n y e I e c t i o n a n d •
· -"' .-eapeclally not in a pre· ,......_.. aidential sweepstakes
BistOrtf la lff aldng ~~~~.~!*" 32 state ·
Reagan. is considered Mr. and · Mrs. Jim Leake of Little Rock virtually certain to seek
gaze at 'their son, Jimmy Jt., who was tbe nomination. Ford
born with his heart outside his chest cavi· has nol indic a ted
ty. Three operations later, the baby's whether be will run.
heart is near its normal position and-the Reagan easily defeated
infant is on his way to becoming the fi rst Ford in the California
infant in history to be born with an "out· GOP primary in l976. The poll was conduct· side heart" and survive without help in ed with 331 Republican
breathing or eating. voters.
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"Vuu i.t'fi how v.1·11 ...... rt-dQl111c'' A~ I n1flnl1(11"'(l Utt.• hill
vuur t' '"" rOllt'd brau11/ull)' BUT KEA.ftN NOTl:D 'nlAT Curtl1 T.ucker,
D L.01 i\ngele!i, whuat= di~tri ct includes the
11trport, h•• jol.ned the list 0( co-aut.bon.
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Deaths
Elsei.,here
1101.1..vwooo 1AP )
Wiii Ma11Un, uncle of
ntt•rtainl'r Samm y
lav1s Jr.'and fO\mder of
tie Will Mastin Trio, has
oicd at age 100, a family
l"IOkesma.n said.
PllOENIX. Ariz.. f l\Pl
lleber&. H anler
l<'Glmsey, former
01"~ instructor ro r
in11rr John Gary. and
n m~fr of ••veral
..i n11.~ I ncluding
ShadniC'k .'" d1ai Tues
A~ al th(' S):(" of 7'9
• 1~0!' 1\NGCL~ ~A P I
t·uneral s('rv1crs
rrf' SC'bt"duled Satur·
iy for CatberilM' Down·
• g. executive secretary
1 former MG M pres1·
!nl llarris Katleman.
.ie died 1bursday <1fter
Jffe r1nR a cerebral
emorrhagc and lapsing
1lo a five-day coma. ·
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alifornia citrus in·
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..... ··ynn·ha.>r died·ofT l'i'fio'r't
lta ck in ,a Jiivers ide
r>spil.al al the age of 95.
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"We hope we 're not cMu.ln.g Yr. Wayne any
ernbarrasawcnl ," he add~-
A apokdman for tht: movie 1t1r aaid he's had
110 rcul·tion to Prlolo'a plan 1itK.-e ht; hMs n't bet.!:n
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~l\'t>tl schOol dislr\cl.'I lhrf'e choief!s in mcellnit lhe
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11 pet'd u1• the proces11 of developing Engllsh1
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"Mommy MJY5 fighting doesn't 'compli5h a
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GORDO
TUMBLEWIEOS
·THIS MON'fH -JW~ CMiE:P
'1.ACK FEAiHE:R G0t:S 1l> 1HE 1ll{1,es-rAU1NT SCOUT!
""11NACIOUS IM1HH,
1 NAME: '°U INPl~N ·OF THE MON1H ! ! v
NANCY
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MRS. Ff:RN!°
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Mel'Al SH~E:DOOR!
by Gus Arr~
by Tom K. Ryan
PEANUTS'
Met: ~00 ST\JPID 8EA6LE,
I~ OOIN6 INTERVIEW5
FOR oui SCHOOL~ ...
COMICS I CROSSWOBC
by Chlrles M. 5cltul1
11 Hf SAID ME EXPECTS .
TO HAVE ONE OF HIS eesr SEASONS EVEK ,, ~ ---i.---"
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by Kevin Fagan
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS !19 Stfike
1 Charlie -60 Barriers
5 Thtcice1 62 Fum1shes
10 Bridge te<m lood
14 Trim • 65 Erin
15 Dedaim 87 Lasso
16 Mttu<e 88 ~
17 -and 70 Ga11
crafls 71 Patois
t8 Of blr11'1 72 G11rs name
UNITED Feature Syndicate
Thursday's Puzite Solved
19 Scrim 73 "Yes, yest": ~~ ......... ~~~~~
20 Grudges Sp
22 Check 74 Ray
24 Shert>et 75 Prolouno
25 Burglar DOWN
27 Built 1 Some audf·
29 Gleams t01s Al>Or
32 Baseball's 2 lns1rumen1
Sando 3 Relles 26 Salaman· l)<ehx
33 Ad -4 Old We$1 ders 51 Diadems
34 Slttcl'led squaller
311 M0te docile 5 Coml011s
40 POiier term 6 Mouths
28 Mollusk ~ Meshed
29 Fake 5" Urge on
30 Com brNd S5 West Indies
'2 -and 7 Str~es 31 lnatalls nation
Stripes 8 Declare
44 Ooze 9 Fishermen
45 Platetus 10 Jrs.' dads
47 Sober 11 Legal
49 Sloth, e.g. 12 Swiftly
JO Decay 13 AllOlted
52 Hushed 21 Wapitis
35 Exhaust 56 Flanders
37 Make lncor· bettle site
rectly ST Simper
38 Gfelt Lake 11 Epic
39 Teat 13 Ceremonv o B<ltlsl'I peer 64 Cuff
~ Epldote 86 Ftnlal orna·
54 Ma. Diiier 23 CamtYOfe·s 46 Vended ment
151 Finer fare 48 Numerical 18 Infant
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LOCAL ,,.., Match 11, 1f1'1 S • DAILY Ptt.OT .4 J a
-.--~So~uth Coast Plaza ~x-pans~n Set ·
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Twlft a.story otrl b .. Udh~I•• 200 &o 400 .more
tlott'l rooms, a 28,00()..square.foot addition to lh•
mall and many new r~ttauranta and •hoPI are ln
store at Soutb Coast Plti• in Colta ll•a
R1<'h t"o8t('I", mana1tr ol ltdmlnJstrat.aon and
operalJOl\S ror the 200-ac,.. ~mmuc1al develop
mtnt, told tht Coeta Mesa Rolal")' Club lhi• week 111.tlt·~ totalfd mor-e than $300 million In 1918. He
i.a1d ttuat made Soulb (A)ut Plaza ooe of the hall
doun top sbopp&n& centers in the ~try
'l'bete. 1 SS0,000..quar•foot etnce bulldtn1 ad·
Jacent to South CoHt Repertory. which opened tu
new' theater ln Noverot..r, will M ln bw&lneu ln
July and already I• 80 percent ltaMd, Foeter aaHI.
Ar:oontl th tenanta will be Imperial Bank.
Cal li'cd Savina• and Loan. a restaurant,
TrantAmefica Coro .• and senral law and ac·
countloa fJrms.
TIU: COMPLEX CONSISTS OF three parta,
Fo ttr Nld. Thest .,._ the man It 3333 811st.ol St •
the v\llaaw at SUnnower ud Bur 1t~t1. and the
town l"ellt.f'f on Bristol SUM acrou from the mall
I . TH.£ a U.DING IS A jolnt vtnture between
nae Se1t,..trom lamU.)'. ownett ot rooet of the land
In South Coast Plau. and PrUJteotlal Life
Jn•urance. Fost4lr auta.
The first pbast' of the mall ~ 12 years 110
With M>ml' 80 Stotts. Tod~ ~rt! an-UIO, and
•mother dt•p Jrtmeot st.ore -SMu Plllh A venue
1:. ~<'ht'<lukd to open tb1~ fall, Foster aauJ
Prc>polotd for an adjacent vacant plot ~ twtn
13·atory offic4' bulldU.Ca with compleUon tar1eted
for 1980-81. und a n~w wtnc or the South Coast
PIH• riot.el with 200 to .40() f'OOIJ).8 and more ban·
quct faclliU"
The uldt•ttt sc-ctton or lbc mall la underaoing a
f uC'elift to lht' tune of abo"'t SI m11Uon, f'o~ter u id.
The town center are& will be linked wllb the
mall, 1-'oewr iswd.
TIJE LOWEa FLOell OF Joseph Magnln's by
the ('aroost•I ourt w ll bt! n unodeted ln\o hve or
six gmaJl hoP6 and an ~\evat.or wm be lnat.aUed.
••q •at: WORKING ON THE possibility of a
pedeelrlan bridgf" tbaat will span from the hotel to
lbe m aJJ." be said.
Ttwre 'll be a number of nt"w restaurants and
dothang •tthops In the mall as older stor es
give up tbteir \eases, Foster said. A wlnt shop and
u record lJlore also are planned. 1
The 14·acre vlH•&e across Sunflower Street
rro m the mall lsn't scheduled ror maJor changes,
Foste~ 1uud. but there will be a few new shops and
restaurants. The village includel. 70 stores and $12
millio in sa les in 1977, be said. ·
In connecUon with tbe bridge. wbicb It is
a.oped can be built by late JJl81. 2.8,000 square feet
of offices, and. a.&CJng with shops a parking struc·
ture, are planned for what ls now parkine area
between Bristol Str~et and Joseph Maenin's,
Foster s aid
Completing the complex will be lbe proposed
e:den.sion of Anloo Boulevard, the short street on
wbleb the hotel is located, al right angles to ·con·
.. nect with Sunflower Slrfft, Foster said.
THE BIGGEST CHANGES WlLL be in the FOSl'ER ALSO TOUCHED ON some of the
town center area. Fosler s aid. pro blems the cent er's marketing and ad·
The Long, Long Trail
Huntington Scouts Gf.J on 50-n:iile Maratlwn
By MICHAEL PASKEVICB
Of ltle o.11\' l'llet Sa.ff
Their reet won't let members
of Huntington Beach Boy Scout
Troop 488 forget their weekend
stroll.
After all. it's not everyday you
get a group together for a 50·
mile hike a long beaches and city
streets and manage to complete
the trek in less than 21 hours. .
SCOUTMASTER STEVE
Taylor. 30, of Huntington Beach,
says there was a method bebiod
his marathon madness
Scout troops that pound out 50
miles in 24 hours are eligible for
a national scouting award in
honor of football great Am!)s
Alonzo Stagg, said a weary
Taylor
So, with a few nine·mile hikes
under their dogs for training, 16
young troops and two adults
gathered at 4:30 in the morning
last weekend at their church In
Westminster
°"" ""' ..... ~ SURVIVORS -Scouts and leaders who finished SO-mile
hike are <kneeling, from left) David Scott, Eric Brown
a nd De vin Toma. (standing ) Ed Scot_t. Chipper
Fackrell, Clark Hammond, Steve Taylor, Tony Cox and
Da vid Brown.
Sun Program Set
At Orange Coast
The latest flDdiqa about the
interior and surface of tbe sun
will be dlacussed during tbe
s econd production in Or:an1e
Coast College's series.
Entitled "Helios," tb• pro-
gr ams wiJJ be held March
23,24,30 and 31 and April e, 1, 20,
21, Z7 and 28. All performances
will becin at 7:30 p.m. and 9
p .m . in the co1Je1e's
planetarium 1n Costa K•a.
Tickets for the sboW are $2 for
adult. and $1 for children under
12. Tickets must be purchased at
tbedoor. · •
Lecturers for the preaenta·
lioas 'Will be OCC astronomy ln·
stnactors Steve Lattanzio and
Joel Levine. -.
Silverado Canf.on
Iiind Owner Sued
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"I WOU IN construction and
in a bout 45 minutes it started
burling me," said Taylor
The pack.s's circuitous route
took them from Weatmillster lo the shoreline and back, with a
oumber of backlrackin8
loops lo pile up the mHes.
.'be tint dropout came at 15
miles, prompting e ncourage·
me nt for a good try and a van
ride home from Ed Scott. who
provided shuttle and makeshift
paramedic service for tJte troop.
When it was a ll over , just
before midnight Saturday. seven
of the 16 scouts· who started
qualified as s urvivors . Taylor
and the other walking adult,
Gerald Stickel, both made it. .
"THEY WERE ALL pretty
numb," aa.id Scott, "lt waa like
tbey didn't know wbat was going
on. The morale was good
though," be added. "Jt was neat
to watcl>."
Neat to watch. perhaps, but
one of the kids wl)o made it said
the simple a~ or stepping up on·
to a curb waa a painful process
toward the end.
Other reacUona from the 12· to
U ·year·old1 ran from from
"stiff" lo "roug.b ... I guess."
•'THEY'VE ALL GOT a few
blisters," Taylor aald this week,
"but it's notb1ng serious."
Would he do it again ?
"Probably next year when I get
another group ot boys ... uo·
fortunately," Taylor said, laueblng.
Most of'tbe boys wUl be mOV·
lng on lo a scouting adventure
program, but they will teave
behind a gold medallion com-
meraUng their feat for the next troop.
TOBY ALSO WILL keep in
close contact with each other
because all who look pa.rt are
members oC the Church of Lat·
ter Day Saints in Westminster
And yes, despite a strenuous
Saturday on tbe road, all the
hlken were at church together
OD Sunda y. .
Lectm-es Set. .
On Marriage
lmecticide Safe?
•WASIDNGTON (AP> -The
manufacturer of one of tbe •orl•'• lartelt·aelllna lDHC· tlelda ••JS lt 11 Hfe under aorinal ~ delptte a Na·
ttoaal-Caneer lalUtute ftDdinl
tbat tt ~ e..-ID antmata
Tbe ......... ftundQ tbl&
tou ...... -Of tM IDOlt .... ,, Uld ~al DllUddll.
eaUI .. eaneer in intee and
po11lbly in· rau. •• tnclleated prevlouaJ1 in prellmlnarr
atudlee.
mlnlatraUve staff must overcome to keep the plaza
aueceulul.
One la traffic. An eaUmated 25,000 workers"
could be accommodated JA proposed new develop·
menl, and Fosler sald lt ls hoped the Anton
Boulevard extenslon will bave direct freew1y ac· · ·l
No(enf ,lzilfM, O.D. Phone: 642-0292
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structures on the site also befp, he said.
.. QUIT CON PIRING AGAINST YOURSELF!"
• 1be major challenge la makini sure there are
enouab customers to kee p the mammoth complex busy.
That hasn't been a problem so far. with some
half a million people a week passing through dur·
tng the Christmas season Jut year , Foster said.
llVT TO HELP ORA W more customers. tbe
plaza has been advertising outside Orange County.
be said.
The result shown in several surveys was that.
in the past several years, customers from outside
the county increased from almost none to 14 per·
cent.
And that equals tMt number or customers
South Coast Plaza draws from its chief tuget area
Foster said: l4 percent of it.s clienta live in Costa
Mesa. ·
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s terilized plates und only by <>nt!
· man·· to Marlon Urundo. who
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J apanese·stylc.' homt-··1t wu:.
the first lime thl• i.tatr hud evt>r
Sl'rVCd i.1 mt•a} tn -.lol·k1ng reel
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pll:1yt•d hOU Sl'ffiOlht•r to lh<'
neallcs whcnevt>r they droppt•d
into Lown Leberman d1sclost'i.
that the fo'ab Four JUSl loved a
hlf m burger <'Oncocllon that tn·
duded Coke and cornflakes.
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IT WAS DUBBED lhe Beat
tle burger. Leberman says, and
"I still have the letter a uthor1z·
mg ~xclusive use of the na me."
ll e 's n ot s ure w h y the
Beatleburger has never seen the
Jiqht of day: "I never tasted it."
You don't have to be famous lo
call an Casserole Ju.st n ch.
Lebc>nn n, u palr1c1.r.n lookln&
"'hlle h IN'd m•n 1n hll'I Mli,
mal&C'S no wcrt·t of lite fact th1•l hea f1,·or1te ('11{'nh &Ht' tho ,.
~ho c•rtt fllOugh to ervt• the.•
Hn ht-at ltnd l'MO 11C10 1d w do ..
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iwh) sholfdn"t a <'Ulltom cutt•rt•r
r h.1rl(t' Sl,40() fur .1 d1nrwr (mf
I)' ~itllk'-
i\l'luu lh $1 .UHi h i.m.ill
Jhl t a I v t'" r o r .1 r 1 rm l h u l
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lf.tvltl(UOlli that l\OC thrt'~' fo1
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l"<'Ul1V ('3 Of J .:ar~i.nluun
lf•<'kta1l J)M1Y for $25.000 at lht•
r1ptntn1t of un Oran~*' County
l (,Jl\h1on t't'Olt>r
At(:Un. of tht•:,c Mtf' rt.""qwrt:
tht• lo1<11>tu·al J'lunnlng of
m1htary achons, with Leberman
a s quart c rmu :>lcr ex
lraordinalre.
Ht, CAN Tfi:u . you how much
ice you m.'t'd to 1wrvc drinks for
10.000 I 10,000 pounds, <t pound a
pcr~on 1 cir how much those
paper ·th111 i.l11'cs of s moked
sulmon cost the generous host
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Casserol<•'i. markup l
C &sscrole. which started m
1946 dehvcrin~ home meals
more on the level of Chicken
Del ig ht than E scoffier,
pioneered what Leberm~~ cal_ls
public relations enterta1rung in
the early 1950s.
Bu( while the big party re-
m a ins Casserole 's bread and
butter . there is nothing too
minlscuJe for its· services -if
the price is right.
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NllTSA report. &bat 58 rttall campalw. ID·
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MIWNIT•CM
Beatlemanift Lives · On --
Second GeTUJration of Fam Keep8 Legend Alive
NEW YORK CAP> -Fifteen
year• alter they were Introduced
to America on the Ed Sullivan
1how. JO years after they last en·
tered a recording s tudio
together, the Beatles are sWl big
business.
It's not exactly that the
Beatles need it. The rour mem-
bers of the group that revolu·
lionized music in the 1960s
P aul McCartney, John Lennon.
George Harr ison and Ringo
Starr made milhons in th<'
first n ush of .success and now
hav e separate. s uccessful
careers.
B UT NOW THEIR work
together is making loads or
money for other people .
Their label, Capitol Records.
reports that the group's records
still sell millions of copies a
year.
"Beatlemania." a stage show
using Beatie look and sound·
a l ikes. Is d oing we ll on
Broadway and on a nationwide
tour. And Beatie memorabilia 1s
highly prized by collectors and
commands l mpress~pr1 ces
TUE BEATLE boom 1s not
just attributable to nostalgia.
Many or the fans arc teen agers.
som e of whom weren't born
whe n tbe g re up 's long hair
shocked the nation in 1964
At a recent gathering of Bea·
tle fans in New York at the fifth
a nnual Beatfefest. half the
crowd appeared lo be you.,ger
than the Bealle legend.
"This l5 weird -l reall y f~I
old." said said fan Wa lter Win-
ruck. Winnick is 23.
•'HALF THE C ROWD is
adults and half the crowd 1s
teen-agers. They 're second-
• gene raUon Beatie fans." said
Mark Lapidos, or ganizer of the
New York B.t?allefes t an d
similar events In Chicago and
Los Angeles. ·
Lapidos won't say how much
b e maku from o rga nizing
Beatlefest.s, but It's enough lo al·
low him and bis wile. Carol. t.o
make a living doing it full time.
Lapldos put togethe r his first
New York BeaUeffft in 1974, and
they've playe d to capacity
crowds ever s i n ce. With a
minimum of a dvertising. this
one drew more t h a n 6,000
" Beatlemanlacs al an average
price of S8 a head.
AND THAT WAS just where
their spending began. Inside.
there were four l ar ge meeting
rooms and a huge ballroom full
of Beatles' films. artwork by
fans. guest speakers and a flea
market. the latter the event's
most Popular area.
There. devotees of the four
L1verpudl1ans cou ld bu y
anytbJng from buttons to trading
Caner OK
OnL(>ans?
ATLANTA IAP> An Cludlt
by the romaany responsible for
monitonng loans to tht' Carter
family's peanut warehouse has
found no irregularities. say~
Cha rles Kirbo, the trustee for
President Carter ·s business in
terests.
Kirbo made the statement in
denying a Washingt on Post re-
port con cerning alleged ir-
regularities involving the loans.
He said-the company "found
nothing whic h supports any of
the allegations m ade by The
Washington Post."
The Post article. printed Sun·
day . quot e d a f o rm e r
warehouseman. Jimmy Hayt.-s.
as saying he and Billy Carter.
the presi&!nt's brother, misled
the National Bank of Georgw
about the amount or peanuts
s tored in lhe Plalni.. Ga .
w arehouse as <'ollatcral ror
loans.
Ov•·r 11hP C.:ount••r
MASOU~
MUTUAL FUNDS
c ards lo re .. -orM to movies -<111
at mpressive pnces.
A copy of the rare "VeRterduy
. . . And Today" album with the
rare cover showing the Beatlc-i
holding what ap,Pear to be dead
babies can fet.ch $250 --50 Urnes
what it cost new. ReproductJon., or the cover photograph we re
selling for $3 each and wen·
available on 'f.s hirts i.nd
posters
BOB IVLIUCCI. sellrng film' • and videotapes or old Beatl<-
perf01'mances . su id business
was "great.'' Iuliucci also would
not say what his annual incom•·
Crom Beatie memorabilia wah,
but he would admit lo 1t beln~
"in five figures "
Iuliucci got mto the 8eal11•
business three years ago by
combining two hobbles, Beath·
music and film. fie t ravels the
country selling his wares lo Bea
tie fans.
· · r n Houston I sold over $300
worth of rilms to a woman wh11
d1dn 't even own ::i pro1cctor ... h•·
said "Shi• ju:.! w1rntt>d th<·
film~"
f.'OR THF. MOST twrdcon·
Bealle funi., Beath•fc<ts t 1:.
hl'aven And th1• fans react tu
the goings.on with fervor re
m inlscent of the height or
Beatlemania in 1964 ; girls still
scr eam when the ir favorite
Bealle 's face appears during one
of the endless string or moviel>
being shown. And Beatie. sound·
a lake contests are p •rennwl
favorites.
The less devoted partake or
more m oderate celebration:.
The "Bt>atlcmam<i" stage s~Jw
is scoffed <fl by a lot of Beatie
fa ns who resent the s lack presf'n
&.at1on or er:.:Jtz H<:atlcs. but tl i. hcadm~ for 1t~ 1 h1rd year on
Bro4.ldway
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The small saver lniJht aoon 1et help in escaping from
a black bole of contradlctlons, a category that lncludeis all
tboee official pollclee that seem at odd.a with tbe naUonal
lnterest.
Jnbabltinc lbe bole are several practices that anyone
mlsbt dwell upon wllb deepening confusion, or perhaps
w1tb convtcUon that the practices are ecooomic antimatter
designed to frustrate goal-.seeking.
WE OE CONCERNEO ABOUT household debt, for
example. but we subsidize it through tu deductions. We
badly need greater productivity. but we regulate &nd
harass the tactorles we depend upon to bring it about.
A couple more are worth consldertng: We need oil but.
say producers. we discourage the search for it; we need
jobs tor teen-agers but. suy the c ritics. we ellminate JObs
by raising the minimum beginning wage.
And. almost everyone agrees, we need mor e sav1ngs.1f
we are to have capital sufficient to build more factories lo
make more Jobs to raise living standards . But we dis·
courage savings by taxing their earnings.
· There's little m ystery to why the
U.S. savings rate recently tell to 4.6 per-
cent of di.spoeable income, while lt has
at times exceeded 20 percent in Japan.
and smaller double digits in Western
Europe. ..
The relt.son. according to savings In·
stitulions, ls tbat these countries en-
courage savings through financial tn·
centives./ ln West Germany. for exam-
ple. a bcinus is given after four to six
years or saving for a house. CUNNll'lt
THE AMERICAN SAVER RECEIVES a penalty lie
and she must pay taxes on the alleged income from sav
ings. Consider that the highest p<tssbook s avings rate 1s
S.25 percent: cons ide r that inflation eli minates it.
The small s:iver. therefore, has been in the position or
paying taxes on an illusion. the illusion being that the S<tv ·
ings produced income. when in fact tbe savings shrank,
even before the taxes.
So when and Crom where is help liable to come? From
Congress, perhaps, or maybe rrom regulatory agencies .
Sentiment to exclude from taxes lhe nrst $500 of interest
income may be growing . The pressure surely is.
SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICIALS point out, for ex-
ample, that an exclusion.of $500 per person might draw S24
billion in added deposits. leading to 750,000 mortgages a nd
500.000 new jobs .
Now the dile mma · Do we need more housing? The
concern at the moment is that too much money might ht!
available to that market. thus encouraging s peculation.
higher prices and maybe clverbuildmg.
Those concerns. in fact, we re among reasons why
fed e ral regulators require. as of today, that savmgs .n
s litulions cease daily comµound.i ng of six-rnonth saving~
certificates, thus reducm g the effective return.
THE REDUCTION SHOULDN'T hurt small savers
m uc h. To begin with. those savings certificates are issued
in $10.000 denomina tions . Second, the reduction of yield
amounts lo only $45 or so over a six-month period. '
What might very well benefit smaller savers is the
towe ring of the denomination to perhaps $2,000. Nobody
has said this will be done. but reculators are known to be
considering it.
Then there's Congress. which begins hearings this
month on the savings and inte rest rate situation . Congress
mu.st consider votes . Savers vote. and today's saver is lik«>
ly to be an angry voter.
Oil Issues Aiain
~ad Market Gain
NEW YORK CAP > -The stock market headed higher
today as oil issues resumed their recent rally.
The Dow Jones average of JO industrials closed up 5.80 at 852.82.
Oil and gas stocks have been market leaders lately
amid expectations of strong first-quarter earnings gains in
the industry.
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'The Jc:urney #5' by Joan Brown· was purchased in 1978.
The artist has been labeled a~ 'unconventiQnal realist,· says
Betty Turnbull, curator of exhibitions and collections.
~hild .Abuse
Professionals say that a
number of things cause
father-daughter incest in
the home.
By CHERYL ROMO
Ot llW O•olr Piiot St.tfl
Many professionals who specialize in the
area of child abuse feel there are several
things which encourage father-daughter incest
1n the home. Among them are:
• The family may be in the lower socio-
economic level, living in overcrowded condi·
t1ons, anc;l may be either geographically or
socially isolated.
•The father may be an alcoholic.
• The father and mother have a bad rela·
tionship.
• The daughter is attractive and the center
of attention in the household. In her mother's
absence she has been elevated to the status of
"little mother" and cares for both her father
a nd any younger siblings.
• The father wants to keep his fa mily
together and doesn't want to go outside the
home to satisfy his sexual needs.
• Subconsciously. or consciously, lhe
mother coerces the father into action.
Although the conditions may vary, accord-
ing to Santa ~na psychologists Jose La Calle,
Ph.D. and Trula Michaels La Calle, Ph.D., the
combination or these factors is a significant con·
tributor to the estimated 30,000 to 60,000
children who are sexually abused by a parent
each year in the United States.
The Ors. La Calle, a husband and wife team
specializing is family therapy, recently dls-
cussed the growing problem or sexuaJ child
abuse at. a sem~ar in Santa Ana sponsored by
the Orange Coun~Mental Health Association.
After such an abuse is exposed, said the
psychologists, intensive family therapy -dur-
ing which time the father lives apa.rt from the
rest of the family -may preserve the unit. '
THE DESTRUCTION OF tbe family, say
the Ors. La CaJle;-is more psychologically
damaging than the physical abuse the child bas
received.
Dr. Jose La Calle, who initially treats the
male in the triad as part or the team approach,
gave bis explanation as to why the abusing
fathers approach their daughters.
"There are many theories about why a
father would want to have sex with bis own '
flesh," he sald.
"I must put this slmply: there is a male in
the bOUM with ae:nal needs and there is a wlfe
in the house who doesn't want to respond to
tbheneeda. •:And there is this young 1lrl in the house
beeomlnc more desirable. When the sexual need
in the male becomes atronaer Cthan the taboo>,
tbere la incest.''
The wile la 1ucb cases, he said, tolerates
the incest with little or no protest and exhibits
··sreat displays of denial."
"The wife does not want to recoplie wbat
has been gotnc on between her daughter and
husband;' he said, explalntn1 the motMr usual·
ly takes a defensive position to protect benelf
and often, when the incestla made public, accuses
tile atrl of eneouractn1 her I atber.
Atberapllt'1problem1arefurtbeTcomplicat·
(See CHILD, Paae 8Z)
Jack Fuller started out to be an
architect, but now he's a successful
clothing designeF.
Fashion
Career
The 33-year-old designer
.travels the coyntry to find -out what his customers
want.
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Of Ille D•llY l"llM $Utt
When fashion designer Jack Fuller was a
teen-ager in Vidalia; Ga., in the early '60s,
be thought he was going to set the world on fire
with hla architectural skills.
But be soon realised the difficulty iDi fan·
nin1 t.bat particular amblt.loa into the white beat
of reality. Instead, at the age of U, be mov~ to
New York Clty to enroll ln f uhloa dnt1n
school.
"I thought l'd try somethinl more simple
and 1tamorous.'' be-says, lauahlng: "But l
foiand tbfl wasn't easy etther."
Jack Fuller slta·back and smiles. He bas a
right to. At the ace of 33, be may not be 1etlln1
the world on fire with his arcbltectural skllla.
But he ls beglnnlna to create com~n
with bla fuhion designs, wbicb1lnce last faU
are under his own label, Jack F\lller Ltd.
THE NEW YORK-BASED de1l1ner was In
Newport Beaoh recently for a sbowln& of bis
spring collection at Bullock's Wilshire In
Fubion Island. The vlsit was part of • week·
long trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco
stores.
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~ShopRing List
! ~
It's a list of art work, and the Acquisition Council of the
Newpprt Harbor Art Mu_seum uses it ,,,to decide which
works to buy.
By J UDITH OLSON
Of Ille 0•1ty P110t Stilff
They have a well-worn shopping list and
what seems lilu! a lot of money lO spend. but the
Acquisition Council of the Newport Harbor Art
Museum has to watch its p's and q's,
·Forty thousand dollars doesn't go a long
way when you're tafking about art.
The council now is going through t.he pro·
cess of deciding what to purchase with monies
from the National Endowment for the Arts,
which it is hoped wUl be matched with an equal
amount from the upcoming Le Grand Casino
benefit. , ,
The museum is fortunate to get its third
NEA grant in three years, according to Betty
Turnbull, curator or exbibitons and collections.
Last year the council voted to purchase
seven works by artists Billy Al Bengston, Joan
Brown. Ron Davis. John Okulick, Nathan
Oliv'eira, Bruce Richards and Ed Ruscha for a
~otal cost of $40,500. . .
These names may not be household words
but if the judgment '<>f the council is correct.
they will become more familiar over the years .
TO MAKE UP the shopping list. the council
looks at "what is needed in the permanent col-
lection to make a good, solid representation of
what we feel belongs in contemporary art,"
Mrs. Turnbull said.
The NEA grant stipulates that works by liv-
ing artists be purchased. Newport Harbor has
chosen to concentrate on "California art of our
time" for its choices.
'When lhe procef;s of selection begins, a
packet of historical information is assembled
for each artjst on the list. The packets are sent
to the members or the Acquisition Council and
then a vote takes place.
"They <council members l are fully in·
formed. Most are collectors anyway,'' Mrs.
Turnbull said.
Out of aJI the people wielding brushes in
California today, how does the museum decide
which artists to put on the list"
"It's our business to know," Mrs. TurnbuJI ,
said ... We read. go to artists' studios. visit San
Francisco and the East Coast and are in cons-
tant contact with the galleries. It keeps us hop-
ping.
"WE PROPOSE people who bav(.'
established cs reputation,'' she added. "They
CSee SHOPPING usr, Page 8 3)
In 1978, the art museum acquired 'Gentle Deception' by John
Okulick. He made his first artistic strides in the early '70s,
working in his industrial complex studio in Costa Mesa.
'My clothes have always been body conscious,' says Jack Fuller
of his slim-down and close-fo.the-body look such as these two styles. ,
"I love It," he says of his falblon career.
"Jt's run, eapeclally thla part o~t: meeting
cuatomers and finding out what their needa
are."
Fuller's spriq line of dresses and' "suit
looks" ls marked by a definite eenauout nm.
His basic fabric la rayon crepe, wblcb hnds
Itself to a feminine look, he says.
''We try to keep it that way," Fuller ex.·
plains. "We use solter fabrics, even with tbe
j acket &ook lhal normally would have a harder
clothes, ·which really constitutes wearabUity and
makln8womenlookaDdleel1ood."
BE NOTES tJIAT BIS clothes, which range
from '80 to '180. are des1gned to double as both
daytime and evening wear. "With prices lo·
day," be says, "women don't want the kinds or
dreaaet they only wear once a year."
1-' I
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ed1e." · • In describing bis designs, be says ... he
always refers to "slmpllctly and just honest
. Fuller works basically wilh soft, year·round
colors. He says be purposely stayed away from
"eye-popping brtght" colors because be figured
everyone else would be doing that.
fuller, who bas been desllJling for 13 years, .·,
(See FASHION, Pace 83)
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Ron Gable 1s lecturer for series
tJtled Fmanc1al Ptanmng for Smgles.
Money Talks
For Singles
By JUDITH 0 1.SON
01 Ill• O•lly P11ot Uoft
StnRlc P<'OPll' m ay t hmk they have morl! finan~1 1tl d1fr1cult1N1 than ma rried people but
t here .s only one ma1or difference. a~cording tu
Ron (,able. a cert1f1ed financial planner
"Singles do n 't h.,vl' !-omeone to bounce
things orf of You (':Jn go around in circles." ht: ·said.
Gable. lecturer fo r a Coas tJine Communit y C~llege series tilled Financ ial Planning ror
Singles, said that the first Uung a solo person
must do Is get a pers1M?ct1 ve on tus fanancial p1c. ture .
.. PUT /\LL the pieces togel~r. not Just a
few ." he ad vised. "But who are the sources of
advice? How do you correlate the advice? Peo-
ple Uunk of dom~ thm~s m a vacuum. Thf'y ask
themselves. 'Who d o I go to first ?' "
A hnanc1a l planner can help the process ~ta:t. Gable s::ud He 1nterv1ews clients to "get
mstde their mind, .. then begins thinking or their
s itua t ion .. lhe wuy they do. He offers them
perspecti~.
. .. Many pt>Oplc• g<'l caught in old ways of
thinking Money is :J thing that involves a Jot of
past ha bits. The t'Conomy has changed and the ir
own sit uation has <'hangl'd " ,
The first stt.•p 1n !>pl'nd1ng money is to go to
a tax accountant and make a plan for ancom e
taxes. "the only th in~ you can do something
about year after year." ·
When the options a rc und{•rstood. the person
can make dcc1s1ons about how to s pend the
money.
Gable advocates making a list of where
money wdl be s pent and putlulg oneself on iL
Once money is set aside for savings there
are "no g uilt feelings 1f you blow the rest'or it.,;
Cable said. "Yo u have a be tte r sense o f
freedom You shou ldn't ht! a s lave to your
fina n(es "
HF. STRESSES lht' "buJldiog block COO·
cept ·' m his four· part series. At the bottom, the
foundation. is e me rgency money. insurance and
w ills .
The m iddle ~lep is hquid growth invest
m en ts a n<l tnc top 1s incom e tax, estate and retire -m ent planrung
L1qu1d growth poss1b1Lities include s tocks ,
real estate t'Qully trust funds, mutua l fund tim
ing progra m!> and s uch limited partne rships a~
oil. Gable s1ud. Thes e should not be cons idered
untll the bottom blo('k 1s in place, he warned.
Singles can manage all of this as Ion~ as
they deal Wtth "internal causes o f financia l
problems'' such a s fear of failure and lack of knowledge, Gable said.
'Get a pers~tive. Get it a ll togethe r "
T he series will conc lude at 7:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, March 22, at Huntington Beach City Hall
Topic Wlll be Bu1ldmg Wealth T hrough Ta~
Deducbons
• • • Child
<From Page 81)
ed because the father usually de nies the inces t re-lationship initia lly.
Ctuldrcn in s uch cases, s aid Dr. J ose La •
Calle, a ra often lone ly and feel emoUonaJJy
a bandoned by their m others and "welcom e
emotional a dvances·' from their fathers -even
tho ugh, in most cases, they are a ware
som ething is wrong with the relationship.
. THE AVERAGE AGE of a sexually abused
girl Is ti but the p~. La CaJle said the y have
e ncounte red cases all the way down to the age
of 3.
In therapy such girls still uhibit love for
the ir fathers. said Or . T ruJa La Calle, wbo an·'
IUally treats both the child and he r mother.
"The girls still have lots or good feelings for
Dad." !'he said. "They Just reje<:t the sexual re·
lationship with him "
. It is later, 'Saad both psychologists, when the
girl learns about socie ty's value system a nd the
t aboo against inces t that she begins to display
hatred fof' her father which may lead to sexual
and mental dys functionN
"It's hard to know 1f the d ysfunction is the
result of the Incest or what we as a society do lo
the girl." said Or. J ose La Calle.
l...cl(al mtc rvention in sexual c hild abuse
cases is n~olutely neces!'lary to protect the
child. he added, thou~h the father 's punishment
need not be of a punitive n uture .
A SUSPENDED SENi:,ENCE with lf)e
stipulation the rather unde rgo therapy -as·
s umitag be ls not a ha bitual child molester oi a
psychopath who s ho uld be confined to a
psycbtatric hospital and leave the famlly
home (or a brtef lime Is enough puni.isbment, he
sald.
"There must b~ something hanging over his
head lo force him to sct k treatme nt," said Dr.
Trula La Calle 11nd her husband added:
"Many llmcs the girl may be t,.umaiect
more by police laterve ntlon . . . The lather sqea
to Jall and then who Is the bad RUY? The etrJ.
"II ~gh changes are Introduced in .the
faml1y1" he said, "and s ufficient safegua.rda •l'e
Introduced , the repeat of Incest may . be avoided.•·
l
r ,
i
ANNLAND~RS /HOROSCOPE
Count Dracula
II' by 811/y Al
Bengston wss
acquued by the
Newport Harbor
Art Museum m
19 18
' Fncs.,. Mwch 18, 1979 OA!L Y Pl\.OT 83
••• Fashion
<From P11e Bl>
does not beUeve in designing for a specific age
group .
.. [ think if they're good clothes anyone can
wear them. I thJnk that's one of the reasons we 've been so successful."
If there is any trend to fashion, be says. it
is a definite slim-down or close·lo-the·body
look. "My clotbe6 have always been body con·
sclous.''
Fuller appeared shocked when asked about
a rumored come-back of the minl..Thal is one
· style he never favored. a nd he puta no credence
in Its possible revival.
AS FOR HEMLINE~. he reels the most at-
tractive lengths ar e just below the knee, mid·
calf or ankle length .
Ask~d if he plans to branch into men's
fashions. Fuller says he'd love to-ir he only
had more time.
He explains thal he is given a period of six
weeks to desiRn the, 60-70 piec~ in each line.
That includes finding the colors and fabrfcs and
having it ready for presentation. This deadline
must be met four times a year
And when he's not at the drawing board,
Fuller usually spends eight or nine weeks a
year on the road. He 11ays few designers s pend
as much Ume on the road as he does.
He has done as many as two shows a day
for six days in a row. in at least two states a
day. At his insistence, his current trip to the
West Coast is much more leisurely . He prefers
concentrating on one store a da), preferably in
one city. · •
He s ays he doesn't mind the traveling,
largely because it helps him maintain contact
with his customers.
That. in turn, helps prevent his creative
well from running dry
"I never worry about that." Fuller says
with a smile, "and as long as I'm on the road,
too. and find what their needs are. I won't ever
have to th.i nk about that "
Nwis, Pri~sts Leave Church
s tart with a n d t he
Ch urch is better off
without you . ' Aaa
• • • Shopping List
DEAR ANN : Your
answer to "Sad in the
Shado~" could n ot
have been better. You
were perfectly r ight to
say . "If a man does not
believe h e ha s the
strength to honor the
vow of cel ibacy, he
should not truce it. After
he has taken ,the vow. if
he discovers the celibate
life is too g r ea t a
sacrifice. he should. turn
in his collar and change
professions." You didn't
state approximately the
number who have left.
We are aJI tempted jn
our daily liv.es, regard·
less if we are single.
married or members of
a religious order. The
secret is to fight templa·
t1on -and win
Lallders
<From Page· 81 > •
have lasting p<>v.er Or we foci they hlive lasting
power. It 's always a ~amble Tht're 's no way to
be SUllC '
The paintings chosen last year. which now
are a part or the mus(·um ·s permanent collt:c·
taon. are
··count Dracula II." 1960. Billy Al
Ben gston . "The Journey. " 1976, Joan Brown:
"'550 Unfold and Arc," 1977, Ron Davis, "Gen-
• tie Deception," 1977 , John O)\ulick : "Italian
Sentinel." 1959, Nathan Oliveira; "'Tracer,'
1977, and "Annie." 1965. Ed Ruscha .
Mrs. Turnbull explained why works by
those particular artists were selected.
Joan Brown was chosen. Mrs Turnbull
said, because she has "enJOYed a reputation as
a top fi gurative painter for 20 years.
"One of the younJtest or the San Francisco
Bay area figurative artists or the late '50s , she
has continued to purs\le-her own unique path.
She has been labeled an 'unconventional re~I·
is t · ... thP curator noted
JOHN OKUUCK is truJy a local painter. He
made his fi rst imwrrant strides in the early '70s.
working in his industrial complex studio in Costa
Mesa , Mrs. TurnbuJlsatd
( Horoscope )
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
By SYDNEY OMARR
AlllES <March 21 ·
April 19 1: Dig beneath
surface indications -·
you are due to arrive at
"true stod." Cancer.
Sco rpio. Capricorn
pe rsons figure prom-
ine ntly .
TAURUS <April 20·
May 20): Accent on ex-
perimentation. c heck·
ing .. giving Cull rem to
intellectual curiosity.
GEMI NI <May 21·
June 20): Steady pace
means progress. If you
push too hard, you are
forced to retrace steps.
Know it and act accord-
ingly.
C ANCER cJune 21·
July 22): Good lunar
asp ect coincides now
with cr ea tivit y,
c hildren, s peculation,
e motional r esponses.
LEO <July 23-Aug .
22 >. Accent on home,
f>asic structure. parent
o f opposite s ex. r e -
modeling. harmonizing
family r e lations hips .
VIRGO <Aug. ~-Sept.
22 ): Take lead, perfect
techniques. be confident
in knowing thal e le·
men t s of ti ming and
luck are on your side.
LIB&A <Sept. 23-0cl.
-22> • Spotlight on produc·
tion, results o( business
endeavor, resuqiption of
cash flo)lf. Capricorn,
~ancer persons could
"Play important role.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23·
Nov. 21): Obtain .hint
from Virgo m essage.
Lead rather than follow
.Lo judgment, intuition
are on target.
8AGl'M'Aa1US <Nov
22·Dee. 21 ): Areas pre ·
viouely dark will receive
'beaeftt of greater light.
Period ol confinement
pro•es temporary. You
eould be asked to
l'epreeeat special club,
• 1roup, ortanllaUon.
CAPalCOaN <Dec.
:J·Jaa. 19>: Social ac-
• tlvlties lnerease. You
l:an meet people who
make you laqb and pro· vlde realODI for areater Optlml1m.
a sp ect coinc ides now
with journey. education,
communication, ability
to brea k free from
restrictions. Aquarius.
Taurus, Scorpio in
dlviduals figure prom·
inenlly.
3
LADIES
SPORTSWEAR
LINES ALSO
REDUCED
"His work appeared in several survey ex·
h1b1ttons at the Newport Harbor Art Museum."
s hl' noted. "and he now 1s 1n many maJor
museum collections."
Billy Al Bengston "established an tm·
pressive reputation during the heyday of the
noted Ferus Gallery on La Cienega in the ·sos."
according to Mrs. Turnbull.
"llis art continued to develop significant·
\y. ··she added. ··and a California collt:ction would
be incomplete without iL "
hst
!''or 1979 the council has a shorter shopping
Two or t hree larger pieces and some
smuller works probably will be selected, Mrs.
Turnbull said.
The museum 's permanent coUeclion now in-
cludes about 150 works dis played in the Sullivan
Gallery on a rotating basis.
Le Grand Casino fund-raising event for the
museum, a black-lie affair, is scheduled at 8
p.m. Saturday. May 19 at t~e museum.
It is the largest affair·ever undertaken by
the museum. according to the curator, with
3,500 invitations to be mail ed out and approx-
imately 500 persons expected to actually attend.
The party will include a hosted bar. lavish
buffet. live music and valet parking. according
to Judy Hurndall, catering and music commit·
tee chairman.
Individual tickets will cost $100, and will in-
clude an inHia) supply of gambling chips. Prizes
to be a warded include trips to Paris, Hawaii
and Puerto Vallarta .
·other La Grand Casi n o comm ittee
chairmen are Linda Clark. Leon Rosen and Gay
Bryant. Committee m embers are Pat C:iddings,
Pat Gibbs, Joan Rehnborg and Marion Shea.
Mare Freidberg, Acquisition Council
Chai~man, also is assistin~ with plans for the
evening.
For tickets and information, call Freidberg
at 494-5272.
•
STARTS SAT.
MARCH 17th
Have you any idea' •
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and nuns wh o ha ve
abandoned the religious
life, I say. thank God for
tha t. If you were not
able to m a k e th e
sacrifice and honor your
vows. you were not suit-
ed for the vocation to
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chor<'.h. Nothing could
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According to Father last decade. I've said it
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• DMIJ Pl ... ,._, ltJ Oaory • .., .......
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE'S RANDY WHIELDON STEALS THE BALL AND RACES DOWN COURT.
Magee Doe~ His Thing
Gaucho Vows to Give Cypress' Eaton a Lesson • By E RNIE CASTILLO
Of Ille D•llY Pllcrl St.elf
In the vernacular of the sport, it's "put
your money where your mouth is'' lime
for Kevin Magee tonight.
Quiet and polite. especially by enforcer
~Landards, Saddlcback 's 6·8 center will
nonetheless either have to back up some
tough words or eat the m whe n the
Gauchos take on Cypress College tonight
18 o'clock I in the semifinals of the state
1umor college basketball tournament at
Cal State Fullerton.
E ARLY THIS YEAll, Magee look one
look at Cypress' 7·3 centef Mark Eaton in
action and asked wh at all the fuss was
about.
"I don't think he's very good," says
Magee. "He really doosn't have much go·
ing for him except his height." Magee
vowed he would give Eaton a lesson in
basketball when-not if-Cypress and Sad
dleback sqbared off in the state tourna
ment.
tonight. Against the 1978 Los Angeles prep
player of the year , Magee hlt.12 or 19 field
goals for 25 points, grabbed 10 reb<>unds
and also found time to block three shots .
IF THAT WASN'T ENOUGH, he turned
in the two ~lays that tur ned il around.
Saddleback was holding onto a slim 73.72
lead and running its delay game when
Magee got the ball jn the left corner, blew
by Johnson on the baseline and sla mmed It
through for a three· point lead with 1: 13 re·
maining.
As Saddleback Coach Bill Mulligan sur
mised Thursday night afte'r Magee and
Co. dismantled Oxnard· before 3,000 in at
tendance, 81·76· "Ke'<ll! said he was going
to lick the big guy and now he gets his
chance." · The way Magee outscored, outbustled
and generally o utclassed Oxna rd 's
Michael J ohnson T hursday night. at
wouldn 't be safe to bet against him
J ohnson, trying to retaliate, was isolated
against Magee at the other end of the court
moments later. lie pumped, faked, and
went up for a j ump shot with Magee right
See SADDLEBACK, Page 8'
UCLA .Awesome
Bn:tim Flawless in Second Half.
PROVO, Uuh· <AP) -Dan Belluomini, somewhat s¥11·
schocked after watching UCLA's sharpshooters fire home bOmb
after bomb, could only abate bis bead In amazement.
"When you make those 35-footers," said the San Francisco
coach, "It's tough to get beat."
WITH GUA&D8 R9Y JIAMILTON a nd Brad Holland tunning
home 58 points, mosUy long-range m issiles, the second-tanked
Bruins turned a c&Me pme into a rout Thursday night and walked
off with a 99-81 victor:y over the Dons in the semifinals of lhe West
Regional of the NCAA basketball tournament.
Next up for Coach Gary Cunningham's marksmen is De Paul,
which rallied beb1nd Gary Garland and C\lrtis Watkins to deck
Ma rquette 62-56 ln the other seminnal match.
San Francisco, Jed by rotterul BUI Cartwright. a 7-foot-l All·
American center, twice led by as many as nine In the rirst half,
then frittered away all but two points or the lead just before in-
termlslion.
CAllTWlllGll'r, WHO ENDED with 34 points, scored two
OCC Wim, $4-52;
Faces Southwest
By JOHN SEVANO t
Ot tM o.lly l'llM Staff
If ever the phrase "by the skin or their teeth" applied to a;
particular situation, at was Orange Coast College's quarterfinal,
state JC playoff game Thursday afternoon against Am~rican River•
at Cal State Fullerton
The Pirates . leading by as many as 14 m the second half.}
needed two clutch free throws by Steve Timmons with two seconds!
rem aining to hold off a furious American River comeback and win,
54 ·52. before 1.750
T he us ually im pregnable and well-disc1plined P irates
were shaky from the outset. never really getting mto the now of,
the. contest for the entire 40 minutes . ,
"I CAN'T REMEMBER a game we·1e played as poorly as we
did tod ay," expressed Tand y G1lhs, · •
Orange Coast's coach. "I don't really Thursday's Scores
know why eithe r. We were very tentative OCC 54
down the stretch." American River 52
"We JUSt played a lousy game." added
guard Ray Orgill. who firushed as the Saddleback 81
game's leading scorer with 18 points . Oxnard 76
"I don't know what it was. Maybe we c were too cautious. m aybe it was the ypress 90
tension. maybe it was the first time belnf( CCSF 59
here. It's a totally different situation onct LA Southwest _ 84 •
you get here." Santa Rosa 75 !
One would have almost thought the
Pirates los t in listening to Gillis' and Tonigti1'aGamea :
Orgill's comments. And t hen again, s-oc cva.LASouthwHt : B··S addleback vs · maybe it was JUSl their way of getting c ... t hemselves ready for tonight's semifmal ypr
game against surprising LA Southwest, ;rn 84-75 upset victor over ·
Santa Rosa. :
INDEED, TH E l>IRATES are going to need a heller
performance torugt.t (6) if they expect to reach.the fi nals.
Both teams f'elt the pressure or the contest m the early going
Thursday with each missing easy scoring OPPorlUnit ies and Uius
See O&ANGE COAST , Page 8 5
.
bucltell and a pair of free throws In the first m inutes or the second /
half to help open a 51-45 San Francisco lead and an upset seemed
............
to be taJdgg shape.
But then Holland and Hamilton began finding the range, the
Bruins went on a 15·1 tear and the game was finished .
A Holland bucket aave the PAC-10 champions a 72-66 lead with
about 9:30 left. With 2:22 remaining David Greenwood completed a
three-point play to make it 92·71.
llAlllLTON nNtset:o with a career-blab 36 Points. Holland
' added 12, Greenwood 19 and KikJ Vandeweibe 11 as the sizzling
Bruins 1hot eo percen. t for the game, 73 percent ln the second half.
"This game reminded me or an all-star game I played in my
senior year ln high school when everything just seemed to go ln the
basket," said Hamiltoa. '"lbis is my last year and I have to do
everything I can to t.elp us." '
CONCENTRATION -Alan Tapie of Laguna Niguel keeps
his eyes on lbe ball after teeing off durlnl the first
round ol lbe Doral Open Thursday. Tapie1'tryin1' for bis
first win in fi ve years, fired a 66 to grab the fint round
lead.
"He <Hamilton> just got It going and seemed to make every-
thing," said Benuomini, who finished his first sealOD as San
F rancilco's head coach with a 22·7 record. "That's the best any
guard bas played a1ahtit us all year."
CUNNINGHAM ACKNOWLEDGED the Bruins played, "A
Tapteon 88c I tlast IMt It Hap"D·
8"clal ...... .,..., ....
MIAMI -Tbne ,ean aio Ala Tapte
wa• plQlnl m mbll·tQurnamenta tnehadlna
tbe Cl"OlbJ eo..o.m •t lrviM COMt Coaa-
trJ Club_. wondertn1 about hi• fUtun cm
thePGAtou.
Lat year the Lacuna Ntauel Nlldent
aatned aa eumpt at.atua by ftn•••"I in tbe
top to IDOMJ wtanen, tbea a..t net al
the , .... u ..... lnverr81'1 a ...... bl
fired a ftl'lkamd a and didn't .au u.
cut.
.
fint round Jud. He bu never won ln n.e
1ean cm tbe tour.
Tapie credits a more poaltlvwmeatal ap.
proacb'lor.tlae improvement ln 1161 .....
•'I dldD't tl7 to male It halfeD, tey to
'force 81\Yt111M," be 1ald ro-.,wtnc · bM
round. ••f just let It happen. It "u I '9ek
of a round and I J•t made a lpt of putts,
an awful lot ol puttLJ'wa1 thllkinl weU ,
too."
-. ·-···· ,., .... ·-···· ........... " . . .......... :
hit two drives to the =• of tbe .,.... on tbe nnt hole and dro a »I• putt for
aneasJe. He 1aftd par wtth OIMWMlltl on tile next
two boles, dropped one f'Pom off the 1reen
to ,... par on t.M aeat, b6rdtecl &be •lrt tro•.,..... feet U41 aavedJ* ., ... ~ tbt nflt. Tb& 1eve laim 1lx puttl for tM ftrat
1ln.o&ea.
HS mll8ED ,,..IEE MHE 1reeu ud
laved par oa two of them, hid a tap·ln
blrdle ol about 11 Lnehe• on the Utb bole
aDd MOnd tine more u,n. fl'Olll die
M-foatraqe.
''Aar time anybody ..,_. • thu 1llUe a lo& OI puUa, Incl I.bat'• wbal I cad. A k»t °' .................
............... ~ '•
ALLEY OOP -Saddleblck's Randy Wbleldon shoots a
left-banded hook sbot over Oxnard's Michael Johnson in
quarte rfinal action Thursdaf night at Cal State Fuu.rtan.
. .......... -------
TRACK /BASEBALL /BASKETBALL ...
A Capsule Report From the World of Sports
teinhr
Call E
nn r Outrag d
-Yank Lyl tupid
t'rom AP Dlapal IN-•
l'"'ORT L.AU{)f.RDAL E, t·la. New York •
\'ankees owner Ct"Org St nbrfllller. enraec.-d
by pub~ ht'd excerptJ . from rt'Uever Spark)'
Lyle's new book, tt>rmE'd the pitcher. "stupid"
and callt.-d many of h11o ullcg$tlons "Rtr baice Thur~ct11v
uight. '" .. E\•erybody !lays ht''s a buffoon," said Sh.·1nbtennt:r
··tte·s not a buffoon , ~ut he'll on~ of the lt-ttl\t 1ntl"ll1.Cl'nt
itlblel,tot I've ever met '
l.ylc won the Cy Young Awar~~o
ycal"5 ago but with the 1trrival of lt1ch
Gossage he Cell Into a secondarY role
wat h the Yanket-s last season, when he
was wnUng his diary.type book lie wat.
t rad ed lo t he Texas ft-anger& las t
November.
"I don't mind what he !.atd about
me." t.aid Steinbrenner. "I've been at-
tack ed by better than him What
bothers me 1s what one teammate s aid
LYLE about another teammate I'm bitterlv
disappointed for those guy!> 1n there, .. he ·said. motioning
towa rd the Yankees' locker room.
"What he said about third baseman Graig Nettles 1s
garbage."
Lyle wrote that Nettles had made a deubernte error 1n
a a n attempt to prevent an April exhibition game against
the New York Mets from dragging into extra innings. The
slick-fielding third baseman shrugged orr the excerpt rrom
his ex-teammate's book.
"I never m ade an er ror on purpose in my life," Nettles said. "I don't know 11 the story was taken out of context or
whaL Knowing Sparky. he was joking and it came out
wrong. Maybe I made a Joke about it after the game, but it
was a long Ume ago and I don't remember." .
Nettles said he had talked to Lyle about the matter
Thursday. "He knows ... eve ryb-Ody knows . I
wouldn't do that on purpose," he sa id.
-----Quo•e-of dw o~,,
lndoor pole vault record holder Dan Ripley,
as ked if vaulters ever have a fear of faJling : "Not <ts
Jong as you hit the pit.··
~ Grt• Aaea,, Wida 26.000 Bala.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa It may have been a n
simple case of a golfe r wanting to improve his
putting before hitting the greens this s pring.
Nonetheless. Green Va lley Golf Course of-
fi cials were teed off when they discovered 26.000 golf balls
missing from a storage room recently. That wasn't
a ll: club pro Mike Katres said 12 gotrcart batteries, 100
storage baskets and 24 golC cltib racks were also stole.Q.
The value of the s tolen equipment was estimated al
S9.72d. ...
l'ar r~ llrd Soz t'lrto'11
Veteran Carl Vastrzemslti drove in three Ii
runs to lead the Boston Red Sox to an 8-5 exhibi-
tion baseball victory over the New York Mets
Thursday ... Bo Dias and Dan Briggs each drove in three runs u Cleveland shelled the Chicago·Cubs, 8-2 .•. Teny Whlt-lleld bit bis t.hlrd home Tun of the Cactus League season
and contributed two other hits to San Francisco'A lR·hit at-
: fack as the Giants trounced Oakland
11-6 ... Pete LaCock and Joe Zdeb col-
lected three hits apiece to lead Kans1ts
City past Toronto, 6-1 Pitcher Ma•Y
Sarmiento finally signed bis 1979 con-
tract Thursday with Cincinnati and
• went out and pitched the Reds to an 8--1
win over the Chicago White Sox. Sar-
miento gave up two hits In three innings
and was backed by 10 hits. including
Joe Morgan's two-run homer ...
Detroit jumped on Jim ltaat for five
Y•lTtUEMK• runs in the first innina in an 8-0 victory
over Philadelphia . -. . BUI Almon's throwing error
enabled Seattle to score two runs in the ninth and beat San
Die go, 9·8 . . . Glenn Adams and WW~ Norwood knocked
in three runs apiece a nd Bombo Rivera hit bis first home
run of the spring to lead Minnesota past St. Louis 12-1.
NetD O~an• Snap• Lo•h•fl Streall
The New Orleans Jan snapped a six-game m
losing streak Th11rsday night with a 124-122 Na-
tional Basketball Assn. victory over the San An·
Lonio• Spurs behind Spencer Haywood's 30
points, plus 27 points and 21 rebounds by Ridl Kelley . . .
Detroit gave up a big lead early, then rallied behind Bob
Lanier'• 13 points in the fourth quarter to overtake New
York, 88-83 ... Lonnie Sheldon scored 28 points and Gu
WUUams addedl23 to lead Seattle to a 104·98 victory over
Cleveland. · ·
&posit• Seem r .... Goar.
New York Ranger star ftll ~ ex-Sil ecuted hla filth four-goal tame of b1I career ,
Tblll'lday nlcbt to propel the Ranaen to a '1-4
National Hockey Lea1ue victory over Boston.
Es'JN>Sito bolds the league record with 31 tb.ree·aoal~r
more bat tricks •.. Bl'JH TroUler seored three Umea and
took a four-polnt lead in the league's seonn. race u the
New York Islanders whipped Toromo. 1-2. Trotter's out·
burst gives him 43 goals and 70 assiats
for 113 POiats, four more tban Mon-
treal., 0.r Lalletlr . . . ate SeWac
scored Buffalo's wlnn1q goal early in
the third period and Ht up an Insurance
goal by Dea L•ee aa tbe. Sabres
whipped Vancouver, 4-2 • . . Bick
Macl.ellla scored one 1oal and assisted
on another in a 49-secon.d span of Uie
third period to Uft Philadelphia to a M
win over AUanta . . . A ti-year-old
, Montreal youth, Glea ARllellee~ died ., ..,,..'° Tbunday witbout re1alnlng eonadous·
neu one week after be youth wu bQUNd durtn1 an inter-
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• ; • FtlcW{. March 115. 1979 DAILY PILOT ••
Vaulter Oears 15-6
&llson's Bell, Dotterer Sparkle in Sprinla
AaABE TRIPLED for Laguna
..jleacb, Wion.lng the s prints in 10.s
Jnd 23'.7 and lbe long jump in 18-8,
but Irvine used its depth to win the
meet.
Costa Mesa 'a Mike Moiao
doubled hi the hurdles, but
Mater Dei had Jotin Kapgner tn
the s prints 00.5 And 23.6 ) and
freshman Bob Planta in the mile
and2-miJe C4:30.3and9:58.0).
Los Alamitos High pole
va1.1lter T\m Mcintire stolff the
show with a 15-6 vault Thuniday
l.n non·league track and field ac·
lion involving Orange Coast
area schools. although his Grif-
fin teammates found themselves
o n the wrong end o( a 101-35
score to Fountain Valley.
Among top marks for area
athletes we re University lUgh's
Harry Billups· 22.5 in the 220:
Fountain Valley a lso used its
depth to s ubm e r g e Los
Alamitos. highlighted by Dennis
Cowan's 44-6 in the triple Jump
and CUrtis Brase's double in the
hurdles.
Corona· del Mar eased l)ast
Dana Hills behind Fabregas'
wins in the 100, 00.5), 220 C24.3l •
and long jump C 19·J l ) .
MAKINO A POINT
DePaul'a Ray Meyer
F,.o• POfle B ·I
BRUINS ...
N e wport Harbor 's C harles
Ste ak's second place clocking or
4:30.3 in the mile; and triple vic-
tories by Laguna Beach's Bailon
Arabe and Corona del Mar's
J ack Fabregas.
f'ro•Paf14"84
ORANGE COAST. • •
turning the game into a de-their tempo, the Beavers de·
EDISON HIG~S one-two feosive affair. c ided to pick up theirs. The
punch of Kerwin Bell and Mike Witb the score lied eight limes Beavers, waiting for their open·
Dotterer in the sprtnts was evi-lo the first 12 minutes of play, ing, finally got it with 5 :05 re-
dent at Long Beach MUlikan the Pirates finally established a maining. It was at that time that
where Bell and Dotterer swept lead on baskets by Gary Wills Brian McCqnnick was to make
the 100 with 10.0 and 10.1 clock-and Orgill with a free throw by Coast 's final basket of the game
tngs res~tively, while the com· Stu Van Horn s andwiched in Re peatedly, the Beavers would
bination was reversed in the 220 between .. Leadio.g 20·15. OCC.. make a basket and then foul the
with Dotterer leading the way thea added three more points to Pirates in an effort to gel rhe
with a 22.9, followed by Bell the margin to hold a 28-20 advao-ball back. And repeatedly, the
<23.0 ). tage at the intermission. Pirates would m iss their fr~
Loara High's Mike Serna Won At the outset of the second t h rows giving the Beave r s
the mile in 4:27.5 to nose out ha lf. the Pira tes briefly flashed another chance.
Newport Harbor's Steak. Also the form that made them the Eight times in nine tries the
shining for Ne wport Harbor was South Coast Conference cha m· Pi ra tes missed a chance tQ in·
nearly flawless second half, Kevin Jefferie6 In the weight pions by scoring eight of ihe r rcase their lead at the free
probably the best we played aU events, taking the shot in 50.91,2 ha ir's fi rst 10 points to assume throw line down the stretch, with
year We were patient and took a nd discus in 144·10. their larResl lead of the after· rive of those misses being front
what are high percentage shots Laguna Beflch's Duane Clark noon, 36·22. ends of a one -and.one s ituation
for our players." showed some muscle in doubling WHAT RESULTED from all
Sixth-ranked De Paul, recover· in the 440 and discus. Clark ran BUT AMERICAN RIVER, the this w as a 14.po int lead
ing from a nine-point deficit in a lap in S2.7 and thre w the plate Valley Conference cha mpion, vanis hinu into a 52.52 tie with the first half. and an eight-point 153·2. wouldn't fold . P
Marquette lead in the second. With the Pirates slowing down See ORANGE COAST, Page 86 had considerably more difficulty ..------------------------~-----.------------
with its old rival from the Great
Lakes region.
Marquette's Berna rd Toone
canned a pair of free throws to
give the Warriors a 54·53 lead
with 2· 14 to go ·
THEN WATKINS funne led
hom e a jumper to m ake it 55·54
De Paul with 1i30 lefl. .
The Warriors committed fo ur
fouls in the fina l 90 seconds a nd
Watk ins. Ga r la nd, Cl yd e
Bradshaw and Mark Aguirre
calmly converte d them Into
seven points to ice the victory.
"When Watkins was fouled I
knew the game was ove r," said
venerable DePaul Coach Ray
Meyer. "ffe·s an 87 pe rcent free
th row shooter."
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TURNOVERS PLAYED pro·
bably the biggest part, with
Ma rque tte guilty o r 17 a nd
DePaul only six.
Toone, Marquette's st ylish 6-9 ';:::===============::;:
s enior forward , toppe d all
score rs with 26 points while
Watkins and Aguirre each had
19 for DePaul.
"t'm disappointed, but our
series with DePauJ bas been like
this," said Marquette Coach
Hank Raymonds ... I wish Ray
the best of luck. He's a friend
and a great coach."
De Paul may have its bands run in the regional finaJs Satur-
day.
· EARLY TIDS year. al UCLA ,
th e Blue D e mon s w e r e
destroyed 108·85.
Ne ve r in his long, colorful
career has Meyer made it to the
NCAA final four, and Raymonds
sounded less than optimistic his
old friend would do it this year.
"Tbey tUCLA > are such a
great shootirlg team, and they
have some s ize." Raymonds
said. "1 lhink OePaul may have
to go to their bench a nd they will
be in trouble."
Dodgers'
Broberg
Battered
ST. PETERSBURG. FJa.
CAP> -Pete Broberg's days as
a pitcher with the Los Angeles
Dodgen may be numbered.
Broberg, who signed with the
two·time defending National
League champions as a free
agent just before the club de·
parted Los Angeles for spring
training, allowed seven runs in
the seventh inning Tbuflilay as
tbe Texas Ra.ngen routed the
Dodgers 11·4 in an exhibition
baseball game at Pompano
Beach, F1a. ·
Tbe Rangers.t big innln1
snapped a 4-4 tie and seat 'the
Dodgers down to only tfieir
second aprinl trainin1 lOM in
seven deeislona.
Brober1 bas aultered both loeses. allowlnl 14 bits and Dine
rum. stx earned, iD slJl tnntnp
of wort. He hu walked four ud
struc:k out three.
Mike Jcqemen, tr)'iq to win
tbe •tartinlt flut baae PoSIUon
for Texu, swatted three lalts, in·
ch1di111 a double and a triple,
and drove in two run.t. RoQldes
Bllly Sample and Marty Scott
eacb bad t1'0 bill for the
Ra111en. Catdler Steve Yea1er ... tbe
OD11 nplar in tbe lineup for tbe
Ood1en. Joe SiJDptOO, Teddy
.11 artlaea, Jobn Oatea ud
Mic-Hateber bad two ldtl
apiece for Loe Aaeela.
Tu .. ecored tour tJm11 in tbe
nnt tbree inninll off Dou1 Rau.
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HEADLESS CENTER Saddleback 's K evin M agee h:J~
tlw hall <"over lus fa('e after a slam dunk a gains t Oxntird
Thur~da.v 111 1 ht• riuar tt•rfin«Jb of the s t ate JC tourn~1
llll'lll 't
SADDLEBACK ...
on him like nu·m~·r!.Yin a uniform
M agee went for a mighty :.wal
and missed hut s till got the JOb
done.
JOHN S ON . TH E 1n
t1m1da tor. wa:. 1ntim1datcd
lie nevt·r got the s hot orr. got
calle d for truvehng and Sad·
cUl·back scaled the gam e by do·
1n~ what 1t couldn't do <'arlier
hit fret.· lhrowi.
l.1kc Uw l'n~m· C:auc·ho t<:am,
MaAt.'c i.et.•mt·d ht.•!>1tant und
llAht in the hr!>l half Hut whe n
tht• seC'ond ha lf beg a n , Sad·
d l cbatk imm('(l1utcly t ook
r harj{t.', u ttackin g Oxn a r d
straight up w ith M a~cc doing
most of the d amag<:.
·We had 1ui.t t ""o ,,rft.ni-1 Vl' rf'
bollnds in tht.· hr'ol hair and I r1 ..
minded th(•m gamC's arC' usually
won on thC' boards I also told
them we were down.by Ju-.t one
at hatrl1mP MO :19 1 ;rnd hadn't
played wdl
"I don't know what the d1f
'ference was If I du.I . WC''d have
gotten it togethe r in the first
half."
If hl"i. not dl'IJvNinJ.l a ny 1n
spired fX'P ta lks at halfl1mt, a t
least hC"s pnict1c111g on h1i-. post
playoff gaffil' i.pN•Ch J\ft1•r flO·
ing winless in '\ev(•n pn·v10t1!'.
state playo ff ga mt.·s. Mulli~an has
now won two straight an the )!}79
post·seuson a Hair
"ll 's ju!'it nice t o talk to
somebody after a slule tourna
m enl." he beamed.
If Magee l'an jusl live up to his
promise. Mullignn will have a
lot m ore to tulk ubout Saturday.
Rustler
Orihs 2
Homers
c Jr 11mw t '011~t. (;oldl'll W c&l und
:-,111t11lt•burk N 1llolo(NI we re win·
111'r'I Thursday 1n husobull uct1on
fl'i <'01111t 1Hl'll uthle trs came throu~h with l'lutt•h h1lllni;: and
111tdllllfl with J"rank Mt•n1z's two
th rt•i• r~n hom1•rl\o'(or Golden Wcbt
t11ppl 11~ lhc•duy
· o 1 .illJ.!t' C'u.i .. t 11~u1rcd 10 1n
11 111~~ ()(•fo11· pull 111.i lht• 'olOpl> to
, 1i.11 111g I A Ila• bor. 5 4, in non
1·o11f1•11•nt'l' ,11'1111n wh1lf' Gold ·11
W1 "ll trnvt·h·cl to llw Hondo u11d
111.1 .. tt·d 1h1• Hu.1tlrunm·r !) with a
1.r, hll ,11lJt'k 111dudini.: 11 runi.
u1 tht• IJ/\l thn•1• 1on1ngs to take a
lff K ~1ut ht•• n Ca Ii furn 1 a Con r r l t·m·1· v1<'torv
S/\l>UL t :HA('K GOT rich 011 ll1ver~1dt• p1tch111g in the becond
1n111n.c und s<·ored seve n times
t•n roult.• to au 8·5 M1sl>1on Con·
f<·1 t•n<'l' t riumph. •
Jot: Mull Wl•nt all the way ror
OrJngt' Coai.l. s triking out nine
and walk111g only om· b1Jttcr in
p1 t·k1r1g up h1:. fifth v1rtory in a i.
111:111 y dt•caslon:-.
T ht• w1nn1ng m ar1<1n <'llffil'
with two out 111 th" 10th inning
wh1•1l Oon 11 111 walked , Tom
B :1 rnt•tt followed w11 h a s1nglt•
und Mlkt• Soddt•ri. o;1oglt•d :-.harp
ly to right to !\Con· the winner
. SOOO~RS ALSO HAU <1 lnph·
and H HI !>Jngl<· 1n the i.cvcnth
wh1t·h tu .. '<i lhl' gamt· ul 4 Randy
Day hucl a pair or doublei. for
(HT
M l·ruz w1cldl'd the bag blac k
for Golden Wci.t , stroking the
af orl•m c n t1onl'd th r et· run
homcrb and addinJ.! a double and
''"~It• in five <11>pearancci. at the
plull' an produ<·1ng scvt•n HBI
Doth hom(•r'> wt.·n· drilled over
the ll'M. f1 dcl wull Also, Tony
J\b an·a had a run !\C'Ortng tnpll'
und Shawn Gill hact a two run
dou bk• lo patt• lhC' ·G old<·n Wc!>l
al tack
S /\l>l>LEHAC K RELIEF
p11d11•r Mike O'Sullivan, tjflt•t
g 1v1111: up a dnuhle. retired lht•
lust ll b111lt·r!> lo sHur l' .Jerr
lludrlk sll)n ':. v1ctrJry
Tht• Gauchos got tht·tl'\ !oievc·n
r u n!\ 1n I he s <'cond on r un
sniri n~ hits by Bruce Welz. Em·
Br<i\\nmg. Eddie McCann ldou
bit• l . Mark Stowell, Doug Jo'ritL
;tnd Pnul Belhkt.•, in addition to
Doug Jo nes' satrif1ce fly
Miller, Aikens Hot,
But Angels Lose
MES/\. Ariz. I A P l Hack
M11lt•r and Willi e Mays Aikens
cnJOVt.•d h1g days for California
on Thursday, but it wasn 't
tnoul{h as the Angels dropped an
IH> t•xhibihon baseball decision
to thl· Mi lw<1ukec Brewers.
Miller and Aikens both s wcnl
4 ror 4, <ind Aikens ripped a
towN1ng two-roo homer in lhe
ca me at Sun City. Ariz.
Milh•r's impressive day gave
him 11 h1ti; in 20 al-bats in the
Angd s' nine exh ibition games
this spring
BASKETBALL/BASEBALL/GOLF
IOBN SE\IANO
Envelope, Please·
My rirst unnual j unior college football
nwords wtire so much fun f thought basket-
ball s houJd t.•njoy the same scrutinizing.
So. the followln~ honors arc bestowed to
tht' l978·79 basketball players and teams :
Playen of tk Year: South Coast Con·
f<'r ence Ray Orgill, Orange Coast ; Southe rn
Cal Confcrenc:" Ron Davis. Cypress: Mis-
sion Conference Kelly J ohnson. Citrus.
MVP of lhe County: Ron Duvis, Cypress .
Cotcb of the Year: Tttnc.ly Glllhs. Orange
Coo st
Best Connectlou of the Vear : SHI
Mulligan, Saddleback llow tl11c do you think
he lnnded Kevin Magee ..
OffttUJlve team of the Yur: Saddlebuck
Oefen.slve team of the Yur: Orange
Coast
Best duo of tbe Year : Paul Akin and Ruy
Org_11l. Orange Coast funan1mous selection 1
lntlmldator of the Year: Magee
Sevlour of tbe Year: Magee
Slump team of tbe Year: Tie between
Golden W<>t1t I which lost 20 or its la6l 24
games>. Southwestern l wh1ch won one of 26
g<im<'s this season 1, and ChaHey !which won twoof 28l.
Turnover of &ht> Year: Ron Garretson,
<:olden West Garrt:tson had a record 122
I urnovcrs in 29 ~a mes
Nlcknamt> of the Ve ar: Glen II can't wait
to divt· and total my face 1 Garrity. Orangl'
Coast
Most quotable coaches of the Ye ar: Bill
M ulllgan, Saddleback. Ass istant Coach Wal
ly Torkt·ll!), Orange Coast , Jam Greenfield .
Cold11n w, . .,,
.('lasslt.·•H• lt>:am of the \'ear: Bakershcld
1 una111mou" :-.t>lcr l1on 1
llaplei.i. lt>am o f the Vear: Cariboo
Chit•f..,, British Colurrib1a. who entered the
Collt·.;e of the Oc:,,erl I nvitat1on<il with the
blngan. "Out in two and on to D1sncyland "
Tht• tc:.im played like Snow Wh ite a nd the
Scvt:n Dwurfs
E asle11t coof~reoce of the Year: Southern
Cal
Toug h N1l confe rence of the Vea r :
W(•i.tcrn State
Quote of th.-Vu r : flay Orgill , Orange
Coast , "It's a piece of cake '
t 'ndnrat .. d ~layt-r of the Year: Pct·
Neum:1nn, Orange Coai.l
Rusllf>r of the Ve ar : Wall E vans, Golden
W t•i.t <h1 'l brotht•r 1:-. Vinet:. former
quarterbiack ut lJSC 1
KEVIN MAGEE
Purest s hooter of the Ye ar: Randy
Wh1£'ltlon. Saddlt·buck
Oldefit player of lht> Year: Waym· Lccrh,
Golden West. who <.it <Jgt.· 25 1s also a UCI
g raduall'
Curfew brc>aken of tht Ytar: The cntir~
Orange Coast tt•am 1nclud10g coache!oi
Molil ov.-rust'd quoh •!> of lbf' \'t'ar: Tan
dy Gilhs, Orang(• Coas t with "lll-y, thoM·
guys are lou~h ." und "T hi'> wu~ u great
win " IYawn l
84's t halltim .. !>peech of the Yur:
Deltven·d by tht• coach of the 29 P illm
Marines tn the Collt·~"' of the D<'serl lm,1lo-
l1onal "Any body want a bf>cr., ..
Most e mbarrassing game of the Year:
When Golde n Wt:l>l dcfoatcd Saddlehack.
l 10·R8
8f'i.t turns of the Yor: Saddleba('k
Orange Coast. Oxnard. Cypn•ss, El Camino
and LA T radt• Tl'ch, an that order
State> champion of thf' Yf'ar : ''?'1 '>'>""
It':. rt>ally a lost. up dt'pcnd1n1o: on the d raw If
I w a!\ forn·d into ~· 1·h <J1Cl' I'd pic k Sad
dleback clcsp1tt· Mulhi::an ., 2 7 state play11ff
rt'l'Ord
Bird Flies On '"fwo Share
lPGA,Lead I ndiatia S tate Belts· Sooners •
C'INCINNATI t/\ P 1 Oklahoma Coach Dave Bhsl> had heartJ
all about Indiana Stutr's Sycumo res a nd Larry Bird
On Thursday 011?nt. he got to see first -hand what they <'Ould do.
as the top-r anked :-,ycamores beat 16lh·ranked Oklahoma 93 72 to
advance lo lh<.> NCAA M1dwc:-.t Regional tournament finals Satur
day a1?al nst Arkansa!>
ARKANSAS WON ITS l4Tll s tr aight gam e. 73 62 :.iftcr
w11 hs tanding a furiou:. second half charge by Lou1s v11le
Biro conlrollcd lh<' Indiana SlatC'·Oklahom a contest with 29
points, 15 rrboun<b and five assists a!> undefeated ISU won its 31st
game
"You can't Judge Larry B1rcl until you play against him or ~l'l'
him in l>t'r son." Blli.s admitted "They're a good hasketball teum.
but h£• m<ikes them a Vl'ry good bas kt!lball team When you play
wit h Larry Bird, you play c•xcelle nl baske tball because he give!\
you the <'On flt.lcn<'t' of 1>l ayinit with the besL
"lit.' j.{('ls a lot of bus k<•thall out o( a ll their pla yers ..
ll was all In a m~ht's work for Bird,
~J\N DIEGO CAP 1 V1vwn
H r n "" n I t• t• a n d N a yo k o
Yoli h1kawa carded 4-ondcr par
AA:. Thursday lo !>hare the first
round lt·ad 1n t h e Ran t·ho
Bernardo Golf Classic
Brownlee. of Dunedin. f'la ..
wa!> 1n the fir~t Jtroup off the lee
1n thc L.ud1cs Professional Golf
Ai.M)<'lallon t>venl o n the 6.4!t2
vard, pur 72 [lancho Be rnardo
Inn a nd Country Club-Course and
ht·r 08 stood up until Yosh1kuw11
m<.1t<'h1·d ht>r
Yoi.h1kawOJ. play1n~ in h•·r
fifth OJnll final LPGA event tho,
st•ai.on b<'forc returning homf' to
.I II pan' p I a y (' d In l ht• f In a I
thret•somt• of lhf• firs t round ·•r J UST TRY TO PL/\Y·a learn game I've been playing for
e nough years to know when someone's open, you ·ve got to RCt
him the ball and you always hope that he can throw off to
som ebody else," Bird su1d
"I got two early fouls cind I
had to lay back a bit In the firs t
ha lf, .. !'laid Mu gee. "But I want·
cd to come out in the second half
and get the tip. We got the lip,
got the two and went from there.
"l l was just a matte r of get·
ling our heads togethe r. We told
ourselves at halftim e that we
were going lo win and so we took
the game r ight to them "
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The Sycamores ble w open the game in second half with a lead
that grew to 25 points
There we re four lies in the first hair and Oklahoma had a 33 30
lead with 4:56 re maining o n a McCullough jump shot
St'cond at 69 in the 72-hol<·
l'Vl'n l whic h f1n1s hcs S unday
\H•re Barbar:i Moxn ess and
Amy Akott. Two !>lrokcs off the
pal'C after IH holt'b we re Susit:
Mc Allis ter , Lou1sl' Rruce. San
dra Spuz1ch and Sandra Post.
ORANGE COAST ..• But then the omnipresC'nl Bird converted both end!> of o onl• DefcndinJ? <'hamp1on Sally I.at tic wa:. on£' of 13 golfers al onl! and-one foul s ituation , starting the Sycamores on their way to their
· oi~ht·poinl halftime lead unde r par 7t Also three shot.c;
behind the co lead(•ri. we re Jane
Blalock. Pat Rradlcy. Sandra
Palm('r and JoAnn Washam
ED PATRICK, the 5· 10 guard
who was JUSl as important ai. the
6 8 Mal(cc, s hared the s all\e ben
t1ment.
eight seconds lo ploy, the Pirates
scoring but three points in the labt
claimed Neumann, who g rabbed In the opening game. !)1dney Moncrief scored 27 points and
nine rebounds to go with his the fifth ra nked nuzorbacks survived a blistering second-h alf ral
.. Everybody was i:.haky and a
hlllc nervous u t firs t ,'' bald
Patrick, who got nine or tus 19
points from the free throw line,
Including four in the final 20
seconds. "We jus t h ad to calm
down and get our stuff together
at h alftime.
"I don't think we played our
bes t tonight but rr we culm
d own, we should do pretty good
agalruit Cypress. I think It was
just a matte r of confidence.
Arte r we got over that s haky
first half. we came o ut and stuck
it lo them ...
MULLIGAN , WHO UAD
hoped that Magee and Johnson
117 point.s. 11 rebounds I would
n eutralize e ach other ,_ didn't
need any Knule Rockne. speech
at halftime to gel has learn go·
mg. All he gave them were some
hard, cold facts.
seven minutes. .
With the chips on t he line,
tho ug h ,. the Pirates camt:
through. Pa ul Akin look the in
bound pass and f1rcrl 1l to Orgill
who shoveled It to Timmons go-
ing toward the basket.
Timmon s then collided with
Beaver forward Oscar Burgarln,
who was trying to cstabll1'h posi-
tion under the bas ket. The ref-
eree ruled in Timmons· ravor
and he was sent to the line.
Actually, the foul was n't a bad
move on the p art o f the
B e a v er s . Nobod y had been
making a ny free thro ws for
OCC and Timmons had m issed
four in the closing m lnute1' as
badly as anybody could miss
them.
But coolly . calmly, the 6·6 freshman from Newport Harbor
High canned the pair.'
Despite the heroics. none of
the Plratn were particularly
jubilant afterward.a.
·•we almos t choked ," ex·
Tars Face Uguna
I
Newport Harbor HJ1b 'a No. 1 rankln1 ln Ct F
4·A vollerball will be at 1t.ake toolaht aa tbe Sallon boet No. a ranked Lapna Beach at 7
o'clock.
<'1ghl points . "We p layed too ly by 13th-r anked Lou1!>v1 llc
c-auliously at the end."
"WE TRIED TO RUN the
pai:.sing game ." explained Gl111!>.
.. I thought we got our shots. we
JUSt didn't hit them.
··Who knows why we did what
we d id Maybe we we re light."
Timmons was the only other
Pirate besides Orgill to score in
double figures with 10 points. Ile
a lso g rabbed a gam e-hig h 11
boards.
American River was led by
gua rd Terry llearn who finJshed
with L2.
UCI Tumbles Again
AZUSA UC Irvine's problems continue this
year as It dropped a nothe r baseball game Thursday.
this llmetoAzusa-Paclfic.8·2. ·
Four Irvine pitche rs were banged up for the
t?ighl runs with Ken Gutierrez taking the loss. His r e·
cord now drops lo I ·4.
The Pirates, almost to a man,
said they expected no problem "
tonight in s haking their first
Ed ,Knaggs a nd Eric Frola nder provided the
only offense for the Anlealer s as Knaggs hit two
sin gles and a dOtlble in three at·hats. Frolander
added a home run in the eighth for Irvine's only
runs .
The Ante aters' n:cord now drops lo 7 -14
game j itters and getting ready-~-------------------
ror LA Southwest.
"We'll be ready," promised L d• Fl t o~~we'll play good ... added a 1es 1rs
Gillis, "but with the t ype or d
team we ha ve, nothing Is golng an Fore Most to be easy."
LEASING?
IF YOU· DOM-J
HA VI OUI QUOT!.
YOU All PIOIAIL Y
PA YIMG TOO MUCHI .
The Women's Kemper Open
See the LPGA Sta rs-
·includ1ng Nilncy Lopez
~rch 26-April 1
M~ Verft Country Club
Cott• Mesa
S 1501000 Purse
Althouah It'• 1 non·leasue match, the contest
pltt the tr..UUonal 1uper powers of the Sunaet aJMI
South OIMlat le11ue1 and Newport Harbor, deaplte it.a No. I blll1n1, will be hard prttaed.
The SaUora wlll be playlna without 1enlor cap·
taln Oree Sullivan, an tll·leacue aet\er who tore
li11mmt1 ln hle ankle and will be lOtl for tbe
teuon.
Mew ..cl Used Cwt & Trwcb
AIMabt&Mocl.t1 Adv.mo• tit. kt"t Jnd
{.,roup pl.in\ dt OrJng<'
County ch.1mb r of
Commf'rcr off1t~) o r tht"'
Women's ICPmper Open Newport Harbor la npeeted to move Junior
Tom Bmmell into the etartlns llneup to flll the
void, ud mon pnuun wUl be .,..ced on return·
1111 an ...... Mteer Kyle lla ... bter.
i.a.-a·1 top pm Include retumln1 atarten
Kevla Norta, Andrew Doddl and Rene Oliver.
a...K••ll .... c ... 0w1pec1111ty
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LEASING 833-9850 1 s2r, M •w Ve rde Or. [a\l
Costi Me~
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,o,,~ INVENTORY
CLEARANCE
STEEL BELTED RADIAL WHITEWALLS!
· While They Last! ·
The General Dual-Steel ~adial. A great lo ng:
mileage tire. Built with two steel belts ~nd:
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mileage.
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EXPERIENCE.----.
The new Toyota Celica Supra. A car that combines the power
of a sports machine and the pleasure of a luxury car.
THE POWER.An electrOnlcalty fuel-injected six cylinder engine.
Plus. caHike handling. with power assisted disc brakes on all four wheels.
Power steering . A manual 5-speed ~,-
standard. Order the wo'rld's only 4·speed a; overdrive transm1sston .. and more ... all . lct~~C :i
overdrive automatic. and your car will also J:lje_ i~
be fined with cruise control -~;.
The new Cel1ca Supra Perform with 11.
THE PLEASURE.A sumptuous Interior.
Standard features !1ke air cond1t1onrng.
AM/FM/MPX stereo radio with four
speakers. six-way ad1ustable dnver's
seat with lumbar support. lllt1ng
padded steering wheel. and
power windows. And httle ,
luxuries hke a lrghted vanity
mirror. The· new Cehca Supra
Indulge in it. It's at your Toyota dealers now.
CELICA SUPRA.THE P RRJL PLEASURE.
.. ~ ..... -.
-OAILY PlLOl
ighi Bas ball?
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baa~bull •md Uw nelwprka O't-t•r . 'l'V ft(• •• STll,J, Bt:ATIN(; lht•
<'Ontrat't to reµl8<'<' th on lh tl hu\t1t ~ for u •uc•t•t•1uwr lt1 Muury
plrea •l lb cit> t• of lh rom1n1 Wsll1 " rommr ntt.at.or <Ill ll• bockuo
11ea1on, conumw to dra1 on wll h AU • bai.t-ball Gam .-of th" We •k lhl•
holdlng t~ k''>' •t'D•on Will& wu11 11ulN-l y dro1'&M'd n 1
Bas bait 11 hold1n1 hnn to lh dt• l't'ntl
mand" for mor" moll y. -whk h u -..111 ·rht• w 11 c ndidi.tc'I 111;1war to h
doubt! t(t'l, and motl' quallh 1•11 W1·" Parkl'r th•• form~r l>ocl111•r fl u t
potun•, wh1 cl\ 1a lh\• hltcky point lh baac m un who h." lu1111'cl lo 1wtl11t1
c1uahly ,~xposu n•. ba1lt'bull nw4'n!> i nd t;11r l W11ll hna111 , lht• f111 1111•1
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8(' L~ NQT ABO T to t1nkt•1 ~ 11 h
Monday night footl>•ll . '" mm h ol
th" <'Urrcnt hng11lln1 t't'llll'I' 011
whe ther ABC would 80 for. i.u y.
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from l.akt• Plur1d 1.11111 NII<' wlll t•ov
t•r t h(• SmnmN <:unw" from Mo11t'OW
0.11, l'li.t Slaff ,.,.t•
Ml)( o UP FLEET l'on1-trcssion a l Cup racer s overlapped each
ul 111•1 "" ll~thl uu·:-. M'rumblcd lhc fl vt: match racing pairs off Long
Bt•11C'h 11111 hor i\pproarhing the leeward mark in two separate
p.111111w . 11n.• 1>1c k !){>a ver 1No. 2) a nd Bruno Trouble <No . 6 > of
I•'• .111t·•· I )t•11vc.·r won both his matches bu.t was being protested in
111 ' I u .,, 1t1.t't'
SPORTS ON TV I BOATING
·a..,, Weekend
Power Racer~
• f Rule the Sea =
Tht! roor of offshore powerboats will drown out
the obsceniUes and demands for sea room of the
rag sailors Saturday as one of the b\l11le!\l and
noisiest or boating and yachUog weekends of the
spring season gets under way a long the coast .
The top feutllre of the local scene wlll be th•
BushmJlls Grand Prix offs hore power boat race
which will send the roaring bebemoUuJ up a nd
down the r oast from NeWpOrt Beac b lo Long
Beac h and Da na Point at about the same time
sailboat regattas will be
getting under way
"lainment 11how5, lht· n •twm k lb rt-lul'
tant lO C'Ommlt thut lime lo h••~cbi.tll
And with lt.'S dt":'llrt' for 1mnw tmw
e xc lusivity, •t m a y not uc1•t•pl uny ur
rangeml'nt Uwt 1(1 vM NB<' or CHS 11
Thursday ruJ.tht 1wrkt.1gt:'
. 'l'hl•rt' h iwt• IWl'll 110 ofrit'hal u11 D L ds • c
nOUllCl'ffi('OlH yt•t, lrul llluny or lhl• 'L>aver ea in u1.n ke y ~poll. h11v1· bt•t•n tllll'tl Jim .:::;;. r
Startjng b1gnal for
th e Bus hmall s will
sound at 10 a .m. fea"tur-.
1ng o n e o r the top
drivers or lhc u s out
in quest of their first
victory In the 1979 btd
for national points .
llundreds or s pectator
boats will line the
course. not lO mention
t h e thou s and s oJ
s horeslde s pectators
who will be watc.t11ng
the extravaganza.
BOATING
r.h'KJY. tht• m 1111 wh11 1wt the islun I
dunJ Cot th1"I ""rt of th111M. wlll lt.Cnln Irt p G d H OPEFUi.LY,
T he hiU ftfawbaC'k t o droppinll
bas eball f.'lll 1r1·ly 1s , of t:our~c, 111 .. 111~
out on the World S<-r1e l'I, playort~ 1Jt11I
All Star Ga me , the m a in 1lt•n" lhJ I
makt' tht• h;u;eball purlrnit1• allrtt\·
11 ve
ane bor AIK":i dfo1I Thi· m•l wurk rotest· ~ r~nte w ill du ~"'' ' holll '\ rrom I .akt• Plul'ld, -• I • I
all or 1t lrt pnnw tum• u nil S11lurdll)' .
the power bo&ts will be long gone berore tht·
s tart of.the frnal sailboat m atc h races or the Loni.:
Beach Yacht Club's Congressional Cup Se rie:. gN:-.
und<'r way off the Lon~ Beach breakwater.
So lht' ne~otiation!I , mo!llly with
ABC, drag on. Nn c a11d 'BS n ·m:1111
more or less in limbo
,111d S u n d a y 11'fll'f 11111>11 ' Kf•lth
J ,1l·k s1111. t"r .ir1k c;1rf(l 11I und /\I
M 1t•hj t•lh will lw 111volvt•cl , ti'> will
J\ Ut .. , ' 1·x1wrh" .s U<'h II' 01c•k Hutton
on figure· 1okttl111Jt und Ht1ll Bc utt1c on
.. kiln~
llowur<l <.:C•i:.cll will vrobul>ly n9t bt•
the r<' tx•causc winter sports arc not /\ clue to the nelwork ·, thanking
may be forthc.-oming s hortly .MW
has not yet announced its pl ans for
this season. The network m ay decide
10 try out a couple or Thursd&y mghl
~a mes to sec what d eve lops. If so,
that would indicate that A UC muy try
10 uc'rommod:1tt• busebull's d(•mand:,
hill thin~
01ck EnbcrJ! appears locked in as
prime llmt>'host of NRC's mammoth
150·hour effort from Moscow. NBC
will be. tclevuung mornini:s. afte r·
nt>ons, <'VCnangs and even have a late
nig ht session.
Tickner
Fmishes
Fourth
VIENN/\ tAJ'I If
tl:izzhnJ.! J Um plt, loo ps
and spins W<'fe ull tha t
m a tterc·d .m fl Rure ~kat·
1ng, Hobin Cous ins or
fl rit a in would IW lhE.'
new world t•ham p111n to
d a y and A mt•ri <'a '-.
('harhe T1r knt·r ht!! ru11
l\\•rup
ThE.'y luppNJ t ht• r fl't'
... ka ting and had a t·row<I
of 7,000 d1c('nng wildly
1n Vitmna 's Stadtha lle
Tt)Ursday n ight Dul
Vladim1r Kov1;1le v or the
Soviet Union won the ti·
tie because he had built
up a big lead on his eom
puls o ry f1 f(ure s a nd
!)hort progi'am earlier in
the competition
"I GUESS it's more
d1fficult l0 defend a t1~lc
than to win ll," s aid
Tickner , 25, of LiClleton,
Colo ., who was world
champion last year but
finished fourth this lime
C o u s ins fin i s h ed
~wcond behind Kovalcv.
a nd J a n Hoffm a n o f
E as t Germ a n y wa s
third.
Tic kner suffe red n bfd
sli p at the start of ti1 s
short progra m Wednes
da y when he fe ll at
tempting a triple 1ump.
lt cost him vital points,
and he had too big a gap
to make up aJs he went
after Kovalev in lhe free
skating Thuf'sdf'Y night
* * * Saturda•'• T.,., Radio ·
TELEVISION
11 .1 m 14 1 NCAA RASICETBALL lndiana
Stale v.-, Arkans as a t C1ncinnali In a Mid west
·Heitwnal c h:.i mp1om.h1p game. 19 J TENNIS llic
Nastase vs. ll<>ter f'lemming in a WCT Challenge
Cup maleh, t aped at Montego Buy, Jamaica. <22>
Niii~ llOCKF.V J oined m progress. Chicago Black
Hawks vs. Bruins ~1t Boston
1 p.m . (4 > NCAA BASKETBALL -De Paul
vs UCLA a t Provo, Utah in a West Regional cbam·
p1oruih1pgame 122 1 PROSOCCER.
l..30 p.m . 111 1 WOMEN'S GOLF -Third
round pluy 1n the J londa Civic Classic from Rancho
Be rnardo nt'ar San Diego
2:30p.m . t7> AMERICAN SPORTSMAN A
wild h011oe roundup'" Wyom ing and scuba diving in
Culwnwal(•rs Aho-a re µorton ,ln•ssskiing .
3 p m 121 GOU,. Third round.i.i\aY in the
l>ural E:.islt•rn 0 11t·n 128 > T•:NNIS Ttie singles
fuw I 1n lhc Volvo Cl as~1c, tu1l('d ut Was hington. D C
~t 30 p.m . <7 1 PltO ROWLING -The King
Louie O~o . tape d at 0 ,..-.:rla nd Park, Kan.
4 p.m . C21 S PORTS SPE(,'TACVLAR -The
Ho lmenkollen ski jumping festival from Norway.
Also· Pa rt.twoofthc proicc spectacuJar; Fightofthe
Week Carlos Zarate d efends his WBC ban-
la mweightcrown aRainsl Mensa Kpalogo.
5 p.m . 17 )-WJDEWORLDOFSPORTS-T he
world figure s kating championships and · the
wom en's maste rssurllng championsbJp. 1
7:30 p.m . C52) -HORSE RACING -Today ot
Santa Anita.
RADIO
n ascball Dodgers vs. Yankees al Vero Beach.
J0·25 a m ., KABC (790); AngeJs vs . Milwaukee ul
Palm Springs, 12:55 p.m ., l<MPC C710 ). Hockey
M<>nlreal at Kings, 7:50 p.m., KRLA OllO).
Basketball UCLA vs . OePauJ, 1 p.m . KMPC
!710 )
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TELEVISION
10 a .m. 14 ) NCAA BASKETBALL St .
John's or Rutgers vs . Penn or Syr acuse at
Greens boro, N.C. in a n East Regional cham·
p1ons hlp game.
10:25 a.m. (11) DODGERS BASEBALL
The Dodgers meet t he Montreal Expos at Vero
Beac h in an cxhibitipn game .
Noon (4 > -NCAA BASKETBALL -Mlcbigan
Stole or Louisiana St. vs. Notre Dame or Toledo at
Indianapolis in a Mldeusl Reg1onal champions hip
game. (13) -SPORTS AFIELD -Home r Clr~le
flBhes for tarpon.
t p .m . (2) -GOLF -Final round play .in the
Ooral-East.crn Open from .Miami on t.be Doral
Country Club course. (7 > -SVPEaTEAM8 -The
Dallas Cowt>oys meet Ule Kansas Oity Royals in the
Supertcams finaJ , taped at Honolulu.
l :~ p.m. Cll) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final
round play in t.he Konda Civic Clualc from San
Die10. '
' Ry Al.MON l.O('K/\8•:v
D•Uy f'Uot ANUfUI W••ter
ll11·k J)(•avc•r uf tlw Bal bou Ya1·ht
C'l ub m11y 11r m11y not havt• a leg UIJ
o n h i 1' !I ~ t' o n II c o n 'I (• t' u l 1 v 1·
Congressional Cu11 m a t ch racin.:
championship.
It depends 01') the outcome or a dou
hie protest in Oea v •r 's first match
Thursday against Ha ro ld Cudmore or
t h e Royal Cork Y acht Club of
Ireland. Both skl p~rs were flying
pr_o tcst flags a s they crossed the
s tarUnf( line in the third start or the
fin;t series of ra ce !> orr Lon~ Bcuch
Harbo r.
SllOULO OEAV•~tt win the protel)t
he would be lied with t wo wins with
Pelle Pe lt<'rson of the Hoyal Golhe n·
ber g Yacht Club or Sweden who won
both his ma tc hes the finst against
Bruno Trouble , Yacht Club d'Hyere s.
1',rance. and the~-;econd a gainst J ohn
Odcnbarh Jr., Yacht Racing Union of
tw Great Lakes. .
For the res t or the 10-man field in
the 15th annual Congressional Cup It
was a rrustralln_g dav with she wind
ing up with one win a nd one loss
each and two othe rs going down lo
de feat in both races.
It was also u frus truling day for the
r ace committee who had lo finall y
abandon the third race because of un·
coope rative weather
THE WEATHE R was lig ht and
nuky for the first t~ series of races,
but a rt.er three pairs had been started
in the third race the wind shifted so
wide ly lhal a recall was s1gnaUed so
that the mark could be reset lo a llow
a true weather leg. A se cond attempt
to get the third race under way was
thwarted when what Little wind there
waa shifted back again and a light
rain began to full.
Deaver had h is boa t Argonaut
moving well ~ver the course in both
races. beating Cudmor~ by three
n11nulc.•s and 28 !>t'cond!t and Dennis
Durg an of th(• Newport llarbor Yacht
Club by 4 39 Whether o r not he
i;tandii 2 O going into the third race
d epends on the outcom e of the pro·
lest hearing which was not lo be a n·
nounced unlH today.
Petterson a lso won both his races
by healthy margins . defeating 1'rou·
ble by2:57 andOdenbach by 1 :34.1.
THE DREARY, FWkY weather
m ade it a dull day of racing for both
competitors and spectators. In eve ry
m a tch the boat that got the s tart
went on to wtn the r ace-. ,
The abandon d race lhrcalt:ns to
run the Congrei.s1ona l Cup over into
S unday unlehs the we ather improve!>
today and Saturday. The comm1ltet:
ba1d ao atte mpt would be made to
m ake up the aborted t <ice by sa iling
four races today.
He re is the way the racing went
Thurs da y .
First Serles
RACE I Dennis Durgan, NHYC,
def. Richard Hackett, Coyote Point
YC. 1: 11 ; Pelle Pe tte rson, Roy al
Gothenberg YC. der. Bruno Trouble.
Yacht Club d 'Hye re s. 2:57 : Dick
Deaver, BYC. def. Harold Cudmore
Royal Cork YC, 3.28 <protest pend·
ing >: Scott Allan, New York YC, def
Marvin Beckmann. Galv<'ston Ba~
Cruis ing Assoc111ti<>n, I 03, Henry
Scofield. Lon~ lkach Yacht Club .
def. J ohn Odenbac k Jr .• Yacht Rae ·
ing Union of the Great Lakes, J :20.
RA<.:E 11 -Trouble def. Alla n , 10
secs; Deave r d ef. Durgan, <41:39.
Beckmann de f. Schofield. 1:17: Pet-
t erson def. Odenbach, 1:34 : Cudmore
def. Hackett,2:05.
Standlngs after & wo races:
Petterson. 2-0; Deaver, 2-0 Cpeod·
Ing protest>: Cudmore, 1·1 <protest
pending); Beckmnn J ·1 !protes t
pending); Allan, 1·1; Schofield 1-1
<protest pending>: Durgan 1·1; Trou·
ble l·l : Hackett 0·2: Odcnbach 0-2.
On the local s<'cne. two yacht club!'> ha vt'
sc heduled sailing events 1ns1dc the bay. The Uah111
Corinth.Jan Yacht Club will stage 1t.<. annual St
Patrick's Day Regatta for ins ide the bay clasM~~
on Sunday. and the South Shore Yacht Club will
host any and all classes in the fourth race of tl\
Winter Hibachi Serles Sunday.
The Capis trano Bay Yacht Club albo ha i.
scheduled a St. Patrick's Day Regatta for Sabot
and Laser classes on Sunday.
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FORT RILEY. Kan. f AP ) -Military
authoriles at Fort Riley hope that new speed hm1t
signs wiU catch motorists' eyes.
The signs show some speeds reduced from •~
mph lO 43 mph and from 35 mph to 33 mph.
The mlUtary police s ay they still will allow
drivers to drive al the old s peed limits, but "lht>y
might think twice now before going anything over
45." s aid DOnna Beac h or the public tnformattOll
offTce.
SJleetator Boats RaCe Hazard
90 mile8 per hour can't always see a small other races m lh1s area unlel'>~ !>pcctatur
boat that cases out on the course, for boats stay In Une durln~ lhe course of lh<-T he re's a n old conundrum : Why does a
c hicken cross the road ? The corny
a nswer: To gel to lbe other side. whatever reason. race .
1l brings up the question: Why docs a
s low spectator boat cross the course of a
high s peed boat race?
And even if so meone is not killed or
maimed, such a stupid maneuver on the
part of a s~tat.or boat could get the
Hus hmlUs Grand Prix kllled as a race.
THE ANSWER IS probably the same ,
but It could get you or someone e lse kJlled. TUE COAST GUARD has warned that it
Race drive rs blasting through lhe wate r at will st.op the race and possibly forbid any
Coastal fff'athf'r Sun. Moo"• Tfdrs
OOWy w1111 ~rt uleJy ttMIOfOI.
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PIUDAY
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Moor! rlJet I S111 m.., .. o I 4J a m,
In pas t Bushmills races here , s pectator
boats wandering across the ruc" course
have e ndange red the m sclve:-. a nd tho
racers. a nd in one race . forced the racer\
to s low their pace to avoid c areles!l spec·
talor craft.
COUSINS, 21, 1s the
man Brltlsh fans se e as
the successo r to Olym.
pie gold medalist John
Curry. He Is called the
best free skater ln the
world,.but l\lulow at.art
in the compul1orlu
pulled hlm back once
more . He hu never won
a majorUUe.
2 p .m . (4) -SPOaTSWO&LD -Cork meets
Kilkenny in the organised mayhem known 11 the
All-Ireland burlinl final, taped at. Croke Park In
Dublin. Alao: the Ben1al BodU, an Intramural --------~----------
boxln1 ewnl at Notre Dame. ·
. , 'f!1
MELANIX Monte-Carlo BUT TRIS waa how
the free akatlnc 1corln1
compared with the over-
"11 fftult:
Free 1 kaUn1 -
Coutlnl 9 ordlnalt and
105.90 poinll, Tickner 22
und 104.40, Hoffmann ao
""d 103.10, ~ovalev 37
and 102.20.
Overall placla11
Kovalev n and 115.80,
Coualna 22 and 185.18,
Hoffmann 2:a and 185.10,
Tlclmer a and 114.28.
Allbou•b the com·
pul1orte1 cost blm a
•orld Utle, Cou1las
doHn't belt•Y• ll••J ''°°' ... dlepped from tbe~
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2:30 p.m. (7) -AVTO &ACING -Part two of
the Intemat.lonal Race of Champlona final, taped
at Atlanta. a p.m. (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE 8£SE8
-01muatte1, freealyle tldlna and thow Jumpln1
are featured in today'• Sunday's Ma\:.ti. 3:41 p.m. <2> -NBA Ml& ..-The
New Jeney Neta v1. the CUppen at San Dleso. e:ao p.m. <U> -l&llNG-Wltb Tom Malone. ?:ao p.m. (52) -ROUE llAaNO -Today at
Santa Anita .
RADIO
Bueball -Docllen ft. ..,.al at Vero
8eacb, 10 :25 a.m., KABC (1IO); Aa••I• ••·
MUwaube at Palm Bprtap, 11:• p.m ., KMPC
(110). BMketball -..._ti& Lalrlrl, l :IO p .m ••
KLAC C•>· • en. Dd1 ....... HI n"1all ... fer late .... ,
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•Intermission ··Movie Reviews
•Music Reviews •TV Listings
!~ Mwch 16. t97V OAILV PILOT
Open Thro.ttle fo~ !Jushtnil&!·
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Power Boat
Grand Prix
H11gs Coast
A tougher . tighter coke and
s pirited competition between
past winners should.add interest
to Saturday's ninth runnjng or
the $35,000 Busbmllls Grand
Prix.
Betty Cook of Newport Beach.
who startled boaters with her
1977 victory, and Joe Ippolito.
last year's wiM er, a re vying in
this ina ugural of the year 's
ocean racing season.
ACTION WILL siart before
the race with boaters passing in
review to the north, then turning
south toward Dana Point as the
rad~ begins . The revi e w will
follow the 9:30 a.m. boat parade
.from'.the Balboa Bay Clyb in
NewP<f.t Harbor.
• 1 • • The best vantage point for
spectators is on the water. with
tighter !restrictions placed this
year on the fleet of viewers
.· Most are e xpected to con-
·~· gregate in the start finish lane 1 arefl off Newport Pier. where
foun 82-foot Coast Guard patrol
boats will ketp them in place, is-
s uing . fines • up to $1,000. if
necessary.
OFFICIALLY SUGGESTED
spectator fl6el areas include :
-On the west s ide of the
Newport jetty, s horeward of a
l i ne be aring 300 degr ees
magnetic from the Newgqrt
Harbor entrance buoy No I
Best viewing from thi:. spot
may be achieved by roundinii
between the end or thl' jetty and
th e be ll buoy .CJ nd scttli'{lg
' shoreward or tht' li ne or rour
bright orange marker buoylli
be t ween the N ewpo1rt a nd i
Balboa piers
At Dana Point, the south
end of the course. the best; area
is shoreward of a line bea_ring
120 degrees magneti c from the
<See GRA ND, Page C4>
Eventual winner. Joey
Ippolito. heading fbr
Huntmgton Beach in 1978
Line o' Ma•ehers
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'Governess' Gallivants .
FamiJy, 'King and I' Benefit From Travel
Constance Tower s, like the
English governess she plays in
.. The King and I," has a job that
entails trave lling hr from
home, but her experience shows
that nowadays car eer -caused
separations need not sever family
ties.
She's been away with the re-
cord-breaking production of the
Rodger s and Hamme r stein
classic, now a t the Pantages
Theatre in Los Angeles tbrougti
April 22, almost half of her four-
year marriage to John Gavin
without putting any significant
strain on the relationship.
"OP COUBSE, the travel fare baa been enormous," admlta the
•ctreaa.
Whenever Gavin had a break
In bis actlr~g achedule, lle would
fly crou·counlry, to visit, and
1be took Ume orr pertodkally to
relum to Califomla, especially
to attend events like 1r1dua·
Uoos.
K"Plnl tbe couple'• two-eout
career• rrom putUn1 undue pre11ure oe tbetr foul6cblldren
C"Two an mine, two are hi1, alt-are oun''> bu beeD a coune ta
lamU, peycbolop for COllltance
pd .... Bel Alr·baled brood.
I "Wllea I life for Broad·
' WIJ, I wanted to t•ke. my
,.., ...... ~ wt&ll .... ........ ........ldllDOI
•1141 • ...._, waat to dllnpt
.................. 1Ded.
"On a trip back to see her, I
WH aboelled •l how awful she
looked. It turns out s he had
wanted to rome wltb me lo Jli(ew
York. but ahe didn't want to be•
burden. We wen both trylQI to
be 10 umelftsh, not tellin1 each
oth,r wbat we really wanted,
tbat we made ounelvn mt.era·
ble.
"1 took ber back with me, and
now w'N....,. bappy.
"To put tt mildly, r lblnt my
family bas been m arvelously pa·
tient."
SHE SEES THE cooperation
of her Jcjo with her seidng or a
great career opportunity a conti-
nent away as part of a whole
s hift in societ al attitudes
towards women and their roles.
"I'm so encouraged by wh at's
been happening io our wotld ...
says Constance. "Even as far as
age goes. There is room for the
older actress now -you don't
have to be in your 20's to work."
Still, s he has to ha ve a
youthful stamina to do this pl ay.
Not only must she whirl like a
fe ather in a balJ gown tbat
weighs 10 pounds, but she must
work with one or the world's
most formidable stage pre4
sences -Yul Brynner.
I
"IT TAIKES AN awrul amount
of energy to keep u~ with him,"
she confesses, "but he's the biC·
gest help possible. He's not at all
threatened -inatead he wants
you to do lhe best you possibly
can. ,
"I've learned a lot from work -
tn1 with Yul. Hia aUltude is 'Get
out there, on 1ta1e and in life,
andexplon~U.' "
Sbe'a been dolnl Juat that pro-
feuioaallJ and ~Uy since
romtas to "Tbe ltlDI aDd I," the
btllelt auccesa of ber career,
wbfcb tnelucfel put wort with
John P'ord aad John W1yne.
,Mission Viejo's St. Patrick's Day
Parade will kick off its 10th year
Saturday but the procession will have
a new time and route.
The line of march will start at noon
at O'Neill ·Road, continuing soutb on
Mar g u e rite Parkway lb Alic ia
Parkway . <The w est s id e of
Marguerite P arkway will be open to
north and south tra ffic dur ing the
par ade.)
MORE THAN JOO entries and some
4,000 p a rticipants will form the
cavalcade and 14,000 spectators are
expected.'
Special guests this year will include
Mickey Mouse, the Disneyland Am-
bassador and the New Mouseketeers.
Also featured will be the El Bekal
Shrine Oriental band plus military·un-
its and 15 commercial floats or novel-
ty entries. '
Judging stands will be located at
two different sites on Mat guerite
Parkway. ·
CATEGORIES TO .BE j udged at the
Vi sta del Lago intersection wiJl in·
elude m arching /wa lking, civic or
se rvice or commerdal floats, nov-
elty /specialty, antique/classic autos,
equestrians, Shriner category and
sweepstakes prizes. .
The Southern Ca lifomia School
Band and Orchestra Association will
eye bands. drill teams, drum majors
and corps, youth and military drill
teams between Vista del Lago and
Alicia Parkway.
Constance Towers and Roy_sl Siamese Children sing "Gettin_g to Know You.•
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(2 OAll.V P1l.OT *
SION Y HARTH (right>, associate
conductor and prlnclpol cone: rtmaster of
the 1-ot Ano I Philharmonic Orchu tra,
w ill d lr I lb 8 30 p m performanu
Saturd4y at '"'"'a An High School,
f aturlng plnnli.t Y f lm Oronfman (left).
Th Orange County Phllharmonlc Society
'' pr ntlng the pr~rarn ot "Overture
to B nvenuto Cellini' by Berlloz,
Concerto No. 3 In C Minor for Plaf'O and
Orchestra by Bffthoven and Symphony
No t In 8 F lat Minor by Walton.
Th RU'J I n·bom 6ronfman. '2 1, made his
U S. det>ut with tho I srael Phllharmonlc at Carnegie Hall. Ticket\ at $10 and \11
w lfl be av&lldble at thct auditorium,
~10 W Wolnut St , Sant Ana.
,
Singers Offer Musleal CA.Dage
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TALENTED JUDY COLLINS wi ll appear
a t 7: 30 p.m . Saturday at the Santa
Monica Civic Auditor ium . Once a
contender for the "female folk music
crown,'' she has since gained honors as
a composer, PoP and con.temporary
r ecording artist, magazine writer, author
of a hit song book, actress and
producer-director of documentaries.
Tickets priced at S9.SO and SS.SO are
on sale at Tlcketron and Mutual agencie!)
and the auditor ium box office.
THE UCIRVINE ConcertCholrand
Chamber Singer s, conducted by Joseph
Huszt l, will perform Bruckner's "Mass
In E M inor" at 8 o'clock tonight
In the Fine Arts Concert Hall on campus.
Tlcketsare$2 general,$1 forstudents.
Student singers Lisa Llpco, Donna Tozer,
Joe Hoover and 8111 Hale wlll be featured
In Mozart's "Regina Coell." Also on the
program w ill be "A Shaker Worship
Service," comPosed by Salll Terri,
lecturer In music at UCI,
MORE THAN 120 VOICES will be heard
when three Golden West College choirs
pr esent p special fund-r aiser , "Choral
Spectacular '79" a t 8 o'clock tonight
In the college theater . The concert
choir and community chorale, dir ected by
w arren Peter k in, and chamber singers,
dlrPcted by Henrietta Carter, w ill sing
m ostly c.lasslcal and r ellglous selections.
The $2 admission will hell> underwrite the
groups' participation next month In the
northern callfornla ch oir festival at
·sierra Collt!ge, Rocklin.
LIGHT OPERA w ith narrative and arias
from Grand Opera will be highlighted at
3:30 p.m. Sunday In Heritage Park Youth
SONGSTRESS JUDY COLLINS
Se rvice Center , Walnut and Yale streets,
Irvine. Admis~ion Is $2 .50 for adults•·
and i 1 for students, military and senior
citizens.
"COLLAGE," A PROGRAM of such w idely
varied vocal and lnstrum~ntal music as
"Blowin' In the Wind," "Fools Rush In"
and "Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars" Is
com Ing to Fullerton College campus
Theater at 8 p.m . Thursday, Mar ch 22.
Soprano Julie Kohlen'berger and pianist
Jim Stevenson w ill be guest artists and
Larry Lowder will dir ect the Fullerton
College Chorale. Tickets at the theater
door will cost S2.SO and S 1.SO.
SESSION MUSICIANS from t op rock
and jau bands wlll give a lecture and .
demonstration at 2 p.m . Friday, March'23
In Fine Arts Hall 119 at Orange Coast
College. Tickets, priced at $2, are
available In the Fine Arts Building
or will be sold at the door for $3.
"The musicians will demonstrate a combi-
nation of Influences tMt have gone
Into maklno rock music ~hat It Is today,"
said Alan Remln~ton, Instructor of OCC's
"HlstOf"Y of Rock 'class.
GOOD TIME SINGERS,anOrange Coast
College performance group spec lat lz 1 ng
In slnglnoanddanclng, wlll perfOf"m at
1 :30 and 2:30 p.m . Saturday at Huntington
Center, Huntington Beach. Randy Cobb,
former music director for Serendipity
Singers, will lead the OCC troupe In
contemporary music and Broadway tunes.
OUTSTANDING STUD E NTS from Fullerton
College's Music Department will be
featured at 8 o'clock tonight when the
symphonic band SPonsors an evening of
solo concerto and concertlnos. Tickets
are $2.SO for adults, $1.50 for students.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY festivities this
w eekend at Disneyland wlll Include Irish
tunes suno by Dennis Dav. Themed foOd,
a parade , dancer s and bagpipers also
are programmed during tt\e 9 a.m . to
7 p.m . park hours.
Cher's Disco Future Looking Sunny
MUSIC CONCERTS I ROCK TALK
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By USA ROBINSON
'f o uy that somelbing's happened with
Cher's n•·w record l hal hun'l happened to her ,,-
for a whJle \s an undet-statemenl. Ml.er not h.av·
ing a hat i,l nc~ "Dark Lady" ln 1974, Cher ia hot
with her disco smash, "Take Me Home."
New York more thon Los Angeles, but now It's
happening there too. Cher confirmed my sus pi c Ions that -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;================::; boyfriend Gene Simmons had ts0methlng lo do
In New York City for the Billboard Disco
Forum Cwhere she hosted Casablanca's party al
the E mpire Rollerdome) and t.o promote her
lavish TV special, Cher moaned about her new,
short hwrcut <"The blcaest milt.ake I 've ever
made," sh.e said, whUe keeplng U under wt1s>
und talked about the relatlot'uihlp wtlb her re·
cord company.
"WllEN I FlllST WENT to Cuablanca I
osked Nell Bogart, 'Why are you giving me aU t.b.18
money and why ore you so enthused?' Re sajd he
( __ Ro_c_K _T_A_LK __ ]
couldis't help tt ii Warne,. Brothen didn't know
what they were letting 10 or 11 lbey dld.D't knOw
wbattodowtthme.''
•• 'I'm not a roollab man,' be aaicl, 'and I
'don't throw away money.• ~m tbe very bettn·
nJnc be treated me u tboUth l ·WU juat c:omln&
off my lut bit.''
Cher bu the dlaco hit but ball of ber album ·
ia 1Ull rock 'n' roll. "J Uk• roek •n• roll," ahe
says, "and t can't 1lve lhal up. It would be Uke
cutllnc olf one of my arms.
"IT'& TOO EAaL y TO teU bow Ulla b!t bas
cban1ed my audience. I'm notaunwbotbey are,
except that people are 1\opplq IM OD tbe atre.t
and teWn1 me lhey love the .-on!.
''1bere'1 no aae 1ro&ap, no apeetftc kind of
penoe dome that. It always bappeeed to me ln
"I don't know whal went wrong before.''
she said. "After I left MCA I went to Warners,
and it was at Wam ers that my career was real-
ly In the toilet. I made a Joke about this one
time, but I wasn't reall y lcadding. They didn 't
know when I wa11 there and they didn't know
when I left.'"
Cher: 'I'm ten1fled' when performing Hve
....... .................... ... ... ,..."' .... =-...... ••c.ullllefl ILlel&J''
with Cher's fantasy album cover.
"IT WAS SORT OF Geni e's Idea," she said.
• "be. cause he gave me a book ot Frank Fruelta 's
and I aaid, 'God. Gene, wouldn't It be fun to do
somethiq Uke that for an album cover?' So I took
the book to Bob Mackle, who deslaned tbe cos·
tume." Does 1be ever feel trapped by all the COS·
lumea? Would Cher ever consider stepping on·
staee in a basic black dresa?
"No," she says. "I don't want to ever sing
In a buic black drees . I don't even want to be
buried In a baste black drea. I don't waot to do
unythlng bulc. I'd rather be In basic blue
jeans, but never In a basic black dress.
"(don't feel trapped at aJI , beeause I wear
exactly what I want to wear when I wear it.
"In my TV show the purl l loved the best
wus in the middle of a glgantlc number. with
people In diamond.4' dripping off or them and all
that stuff, I walked out of my body ln a pair or
blue Jeans. That's how I really feel about
myself.
'"TllE ONL y REAL PaESSURE on me DOW
ls to ao out there and perform life. There Is so
m ucb preuure on me to do that that I think 1'm10·
Jng t.ogivelt the old college try.
"I go lnto rehearsal In May -Joe Layton Is
'puttJoi _my act together -and I thlnk It 'II be
somet.blng aJon1 the llnea of what Diana < Ro11 >
or Bette (M.ldler > do." And even though Cher's been ln the bualneas
now for 1S yean, she admlls that when it comes
t.o performing live: ''I 'm terrified."
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. OCC Gallery Events Whet Artistie· Appetit~s ·~
PAtNTtNGS BY WELL·K .. OWN American
art 1st, M iiford Zorn s, are on dlspl•Y
at th Orclnge Coast Coll~e Art Gallery,
r oom 103 throuqh Aprll 6 ''St-c ause of
the coincidence of travf'I ano the need
to carry t>xpedlent mater•••\, I be<amtt-
d watrrcolorlst by default," the artist
savs HP hct<> ~n ichlbltl09 and
winning award\ tor h1$ oalhtinos since
1939. ~me a"e.~~ 1n the Metro,P.Olltan
Mu.,eum and the Pt nt.iion~Hf' has tauoht
at Otis Art ln5tltutr . Scripps and Pomona
COllC'Qes dnd Pa\ad na School of Fine Art
clnd ach sprinq tn\truch a workshop at
OCC Gallery hOurs Me 10 to 3 weekday\
and 7 to 9 pm M ondays and Tu sday\
Adm1 ~'l.10n '' 2S Ct'nts Zornt"s will be
the gu<•st dt'rnOn '-t rator when th Costa
M e"ta Art t eague rn{lets at 7 p m Thur ')day.
M arch 22 In TeWlnkll• Middle Sc hool.
3224 N.<allforn1a S t
ART WILL BE A PRIMARY focus on
Saturday, M arch 31 during a "Triple
Event Scholarship Day" on the Orange
Coast College campus. More than 100
local artists will be represented In an
art exhibit and sale from 9 a.m . to
4 p.m . on the lawn in front of the OCC
library. Exhibitors must apply by
F riday. March ~3. Ten percent of all
art sa les will go directly to OCC's
Student Scholarship Fund. Other
special events will be fun runs of
10 kilometers a nd two ~Ues, sponsored
by the Bank of Newpqrt , and a pancake
breakfast, to be served by the Costa
M esa-Orange Coast Lions Club. For more
information on all events, phone SS6-S508.
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A DOCUMENT ARV ll'tLM celebrating
the artistry of 90-year-old Georgia
O'Kffffe wlll be scrHned at 2 p.m .
Saturday at Newport Harbor Art Museum,
ISO San Clemente Orive, Newport Beach. It was filmed mostly In New Mexico where
she lives and derives her startcly
dramatic Images. One of her pelntlngs
Is fn the muse\lm's c;urrent exhibit of
American Paintings of the 1970s. . -
REALISTIC WESTERN PAINTER, Francis
Woodahl. wllf be the guest demonstrator
when the Westminster Art Association meets
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 22 In the
Civic Center, 8200 W estminster Ave.
TWENTY ETCHINGS by the foremost
c ontemporary M exican artist, Rufino
Tamayo, 79, go on display at Muirhead
Gallerle!t In South Coast Plaza Saturday.
His abstracted pre-G<>lumt>lan figures
appear mysteriously from within a heavily
sculptured surface. Hours are 10 to 9
weekdays, 'SO tc 6 Saturdays and noon
to 5 Sundays.
PHOTO COHSTRUCTIONS by Roger Camp
of Huntington Beach are being sho~n In
the Newport Beach City Hall gallery
through M arch 30. Viewing hOurs are
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m . M onday -Friday.
OFFICtALS OF THE 6.Cth National
Orange Show in San Bernardino have
announced that R. T. Pece of San Juan
Capistrano has won a S350 first prize
for "Pillared M arquee" in the all-state
art exhibition. The eicposition will run
from March 22 to Apri l 1.
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES in the third
California Print and Drawing Exhibition
sponsored by Chapman College is 3 p.m .
Saturday, M arch 24. M artha AIY w ill jury
the show that opens M ar ch 30. For entry
forms, write the college art department,
333 N . Glassel! St., Orange, or phOne
997-67'19.
DYNAMtC BLACK AND white photo
compositions of southwest landscapes
and distinctive courthouses by W illiam
Clift are being featured through April 28
at the Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3336 Via
Lido, Newport Beach. Clift will be
present for the opening reception from
7 to 9 tonight at the gallery.
ARTWORKS BY Thelpia Paddock Hope and
Eve Thompson are on exhibit at Kuhn's
Gallery and Creative Framing, 2771 E.
coast Highway, Corona del M ar.
A CAPSULE REVIEW of 20 years of
painting and sculpture by california
figurative artist James StrombOtne opens
at Newport HarbOr Art Museum Saturday.
H is caustic imaqery combined w ith
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painterly finesse evolved national acclaim
in the early 1960s. StrombOtne will
speak at the museum's Hester Gallery,
850 San Clemente.-Drive, Newport Beach.
at 2 p.m . Sunday in an informal public
lee tu re in the "Meet the Artist" series.
ART EXPERIENCE workshops will run
for six weeks, starting Saturday morning
· at Allied Arts Gallery, 525 Main St.,
Huntington Beach. Sessions are planned
for youngsters alone or with adult.
Childr en must be from 6 to 12 years old,
but all adults are w elcome to participate
with a child, grandchild or young friend.
VISUAL COMPARISONS between traditional
and contemporary quilts are evident in
an exhibit of the craft , hanging in the
Golden West College gallery in Huntington
Beach through March 28. "Many young
peopre. and men in particular, are
" relating to artistic qualities of quilts
as antiques," says cura tor Darrell Ebert.
Gallery hours ar e 1 :30 to 4 p.m. M onday
and Wednesday; noon to 4 Tuesday and .
Thursday and 1to9 p.m . Tuesday.
INSTALLATION ARTIST Gary Beydler
will discuss his work at noon Tuesday,
M arch 20, in Fine Arts Hall 116 at Orange
Coast College as part of the spring art
lecture series. Adm1c;c;io1i 1c; St.SO.
He also will show examples of his
recent work in tilmmaking.
PATTERN AND COLOR ar e the powerful
elements emphasized t>v nationally known
photographer Peter A . Kloehn whose
work is on display through April 6 in
the Orange Coast College Photo Gallery.
Admission is free from 8 a.m . to s p.m .
w eekdays.
CREATIVE ART GUILD members of Irvine
are exhibiting mixed media at Glendale
Federal Savings, 100 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach, through April 3. Hours
are 10 to 4 Mondays through Thursdays,
10 to 6 Fridays and 10 to 2 Saturdays.
TECHNICAL ADVANCEMENTS in the subtle
imagery of waterm ark s will be documented
in an exhibit of thic; r are arttorm
at Cal State Fullerton's Visual Arts
Center "G" Gallery, 800 N . State College
Blvd. through M arch 28. Openmg
reception will be from 2 to 4 p .m. Sunday.
Gallery hours are noon to 4 weekdays
and 1 to 4 pm. Sund ays. Originating
in 13th C,entury ltCJIY, these almost
invisible designs are used today as
trademarks by paper makers and businesses.
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F ·ihn F ~stivals Ahead
Hobbyists
Eniertatn
l'raze-wanmnt: 8 und
Hi mm rilms wall l>e
shown when the Orange
C ou nty C 1nc m ato·
gruphers :llle nd lhear
annuul bunquet Satur-
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Three movie series to dchJtht international
.1rt and sailing enthw;lasts -urc about to begm an
Orangl' Cbunty ,
Ocean a dventure:. will be ~crccned for
:wven days at the Lido Theater in Newport
Beath as part of the 1919 l'acific Skipper Film
Jt'estival
t"'OVR WJNN Ells or the prestigious Blue
Water Medal for m eritorious seamanship
l'::rlc Hiscock, John Guuwcll. Hal Roth ard Bob
Grl((ilh -and four other experienced cruisers
wllJ present 18mm color motion pictures and
two slide shows.
AU performances a rc al 7:30 p.m. except for
The c lub me mbe r:. a 2:30 matinee Sunday. 'Tickets are $3.50 for
arc home m ovie a nd adults and $Ui0 for children under 12.
slide s how enthusiasts . 'Bob and Nancy Griffith start off on Wcdnes
who produce travel. day, March 21, describing their clrcumnav1ga.
comic and a nimated tlon of Ant.urcUca.
lllms or lmorcsslonislic AROUND·TIIE·WORLD perspective& will
dissolves be given by Eric und Susan Hiscock on Friday
They sha r<' thc·m ol the
Rct>ul>llc Federa l Sa v
mgs building, 2400·E 17th
St . Santi.I Ana on the
t1 ('t·1>11<I Thurs d uy of
t•v4·r ) monttf
and Saturday and M ar~<Jret and Hal Roth on
Sunday.
'ALASKA SUMMER UNDER SAIL' SCENE
One Segment of Paclfle Skipper Fiim Feit
On Monday Wa lt PolLevent will present
•'Alaska Summe r Under Sall." J ohn und
Maureen Ouzzwell will recount their "Voyages
of the Treasure" with twin sons. James and
John. .. * •
"FILM WATCH,'' THE series that has
brought complex. highly ucclalmed cinema to
Orange County for the past four years, start.a lt11
rlrth season at 8 p.m. Saturday In the Science
Hall at Orange Coas t College.
Tickets are $18 for lhe series n $3.50 per
session
Unlike other colleeiatc art ltlm ser ies.
OCC'a "Fllm Watch" concentrates on non·
comm<•rcial. very r<'cent cinema currently be-·
Ing discussed m nutlonal magazines and film
journals.
The series is unique In that ea~h screening-is
followed by guest spe akers, Including film
critics, directors and members or the acadcmir
community. .. • *
"AN EVENING WITH the Masters,"
reaturtnc three award-wlnnine lnternaUonal art
fllm1, wUJ be presenl41d at 8 p.m. Sat"1'day in
the Campus Theater at FWJertoo CoUe1e, 321 E.
Ch apman Ave.
Tlcketa priced al S2 and $1 will be sold at
the door.
Tbe Netberland1 'Cons ulat.e General bas
cooperated in pro¥td1n• "RcstoraUon of lbc
'Nl1bt Watch'" and tbe llluatrated bh>1raphlcal
movies, "Rembrandt -Painter or Man·• Bil~
"Vincent Von Go1b. ••
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buoy R2 in an cast-southeut directlon. Spec
tator• arc warned to stay at least t,000 yards orr
the buo1 ·
-AT ANAHEIM Bay and Alamitos Bay In
Long Beach. the north end or the race. the best
area is shoreward or an arc r ,000 yards oft Oil
Is land Esther.
Spectators will not be permitted to cross the
line ot orange buoy markf!rs or moor above the
Santa Ana Rlver Jetty, south of the Southern
·California Edison Co. stacks, or east of the en
trance channel to the Newport Harbor
'fhose who hope to watch the race from the
air a re warned that fedt>ral safety regulatloni.
call for a minimum or SOO feet between aircraft
and boats.
FOil THOSE wlthou\ boats or planes from
which to watch the race. topography is s ug
gested.
'fhe hai:;hest blufflops between Newport
Beach and Dana Point will offer the best views
Changes an thl' course were designed to
m ake the nav1gat1o n more complex a nd
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GOvtRNOR 'S KIN IN 'THE FOX LAUGHS'
Anget Pacb rd, Jerry ThreH, Loyette Hetey
Wrong to Dun
A Whodunit?.
To the Ed1lor
I QUl l'kly atkno'>' ll•dgt! Tom 1 1lu~ ...
freedom to dislike any production he see!> in
our local theaters. bijt when he allows prt!
drsposiuon and s ubjectivity to color h1:r;
responses, surh r rit.i<"al weakne~ses :.hould
be exposed. lfntermission column, Daily
Pilot, March 6 >
To say that the murder mystery genre 1s
dead is ridiculous. Only when Agatha
Christie's plays and books cease to be read
and produced will the genre die. "The Fox
Laughs" is a well slt uctured example of that
popular breed.
TO EXPECT THE auto chase and the
dynamite devastation of today's murder
mystery in our small theater production is
naive. "The Fox Laughs" is of the classical
variety
As for t he so-called "herrings and gi m·
m 1cks." these arc integr al clements in the
genre, and were they eliminated, the murder
mystery would lose its integrity. Titus should
know that the d evotees or the myster y
dramas play the game . The intellectual '
purs uit or "Who done it .. is analogous to that
found in tht' game or chess.
It is unfortunate that your reviewe r couriJ
not· join in the spirit with which our general
audiences view the production. The play is
being well received by the patrons of the
Cabrillo Playhouse.
AS FOR OU R I NTRODUCTION of
bac kstage crew. a n action that offended
your reviewer. it was an open gesture of
gratitude, .because these people, as well as
the actors, serve us without one cent of re·
muneration, and we are highly indebted to
them. They make it possible for the Fox to
laugh. even if Tom Tilus cannot.
'ALICE-LYLE SCOUFOS
Vice· President
San Clemente Community Theatre
DINO OE LAUAENTllS presents
A MICHAEL CRICHTON FILM
stomng
SEAN DONALD
April S~ower of Shows
Three Tlwaters Off er Comedy, Suspense
Traditiona lly, S41 ptember. November.
Janu ary, March and May are producllon
month• tor tommunlty theaters alona the
Or•nae CoaJJt, but that alluatJon wlU be changed
a btt M .d month.
Opting for an April production -and
ap1ced • wuk apatl -are three local
playhousff the Irvine Community Theater,
Saddleback Valley Communijy Theater and San
Cleml'nte Communlty Theater. Each cast Its n~ict how I st w k and all are planning open.
In a In mid April.
•'IRST UP WILL BE the recently re·
orf3fl":t'd l rvln players with their second pro-
duction or the 1979 "homecomlng seuon," Jack
lle1rner'. comedy-drama "Vanities." Carol
Flllan 111 dirccUn& the story o( three Texas
cbecrl<'udcnJ who mature ill different direc-
tions . Barbara Peters will portray JoaM e, the
homebody; Jeanl Gibbon is Kathy, the or-
ganiier, and LaOonna deBarros ls the re-
bellious coed, Mary. "Vanities" w!ll open
April 12 for two weekends a nd seve n
performances m the University High School
theater. with advance reservations available by
caJling 7~-3639 or 754·3643.
1 THE SUSPENSE DRAMA "Night Watch"
will open the following weekend, on April 20, for
the Saddleback group, and will feature Susan
O'Connell and Robert Sax In the leading roles or
a dis traught woman and her exaspera ted
husband. Others in the cast are Carrie Mowery.
Joan Sidell , Kathy Brothen, Tom Shepherd, Joe
Ritkes and Joe Cordio.
Michael Oie litz, currently on stage in
Westminster's "Sunday in New York," is
directing the Lucille Fletcher thriller. which
will be presented Aprij 20 th.rough May 5 in the
Mi ssion Viejo High School theater. Call 586-8342
for information and reservations.
MEANWHILE, IN SAN Clemente, director
Ben Jutzi is assembling his production of a new
comedy, "Eat Your Heart Out," which goes on
the boards April 26 for (our weekends and a
dozen performances. Harvey Oabling bas been
cast in the pivotal role of an actor who
moonlights as a waiter. ~
Playing var ious roles in support ·11 be
Jean llydc, Priscilla Sanford. Scott Micha and
Paul Goedhart. The s how will be staged at the
CabrlUo Playhouse, 202 Avenlda Cabrillo, San
Clemente, where information may be garnered
at 492-0465. • • ..
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE is in re·
hearsal for David Rudldn's searing aduit drama
"Ashes." which will see one of OCC'a drama
profel!iors directlng the other In a "first" of
sorta for the college.
John Ferzacca will stage the play, which
concerns a couple 's desperate attempts to have
Intermission
Tom Titus
a child, and William Purkiss will play one of the
leading roles. Pamela Smith Is cast as bis wife,
with Teri Ciranna and Tom Arnold also taking
~ajor assignments. f Completing the OCC cast will be David
Greenlee, Kathye MacDonald, E .A. Renard,
Bryan Burnes, Julia Billups, Susan Mancini and
K'elJy Kahn. Performances will be given March
28·31 at 8 p.m. in the college's Drama Lab
Theater.
(JAC.K ANDERSON)
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De~obes
Atterition channefed to execution
8 )' MIC1lAEL P EVl :It
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und cnica1lni ~rfo1 mtna band, •Ill return l o
Southern 'uHfomlu for a p.ir or Aprtl 3 con
n·rl' at UCLA's lluyc~ 11•11 1uckctu throu1h
Mutual >.
Unfol"luuutc-ly. !)lan' for a TubH concert
nut fo"'rtday m~hl at U<.'I &()pa~nlly crumbled
1·urllt.'r thla "l'Clt, 10 HY•' )our 1as money
ON, T t .. : HEEi-~ of the Sito Fraoclaco
huist"d i>t•tc•t '11 fifth ulbum, th~ Todd Ru_nd1ren
produced "Ht-m ote Control'' <A&M ), th live
venut· report.·dly will be Vl'I ~<'ntcd wtlbout lb
1'ube'11 oolonoWI reg•lla of lht!atrlc.I props and
dfeets
Guit1.1n i.l h•ad t<r ll11l Spooner uya the
lltrlpPtJ<i down lour I'S for (~ who mlA)' blVC
r<rown "bc.)rt.-d " uf Tu~s' 11how11 that place a
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th..-bowwy tuur 11u1 of ttw tubt• und to Jnmulca
whtm• Hll'Y l'»ll llJH.•ntl lh1•tr time, yup, wa tchJng
t l' I c-v udoo
H•; J 8T MICillT gf'l th • t&11h h needs lo
tu"e him lf.hu cun only (.'ill<'h u lucky 11tre1Ak aa a
11ut11l nn u TV 1411m.-!'!how l"lltl Mine Tonl1ht">
You l)t:l U11• ldt.•u No doubl lhe Tubes will
now be> ~rillcltt'<i In 1wmc clrcil'11 for making
I hl11 f'ffort o one· "hot jokl'
<lruntf'(i , thl'rt' Brl' 11 f t•w problems.
Wlwn.·u11 ltuoclHrt•n run overdub has 'own de·
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11111111<-. thr 11w.h towurd11 t.·n.~mble vq.cals with
Wuyt11ll MJmcllm<'& n:~ult.a ma power overload.
Evt•n mu Spoont•1 ll lone VOCKI o n his qulrlt)'
blUt'll hlfll', Only The Stro ng S urvive," ls
doudNJ In u r cvnb effcc:t thul makes It a bit too
dl11tunt und unl·omfortable, even within the
ttllt-vllalon themt: l'Ontcxt
STILL. Tiit~ HA ND has come up with a rlne
batch of songi1 that i1houhJ be quite effective in
perion All poi;sesl\ strong melodic lines as foun-
dations for the 1'ubes trademark ruslon of elec-
tron!<.-effects and rhythmic bombast.
A case In Point ls ''Getoverturc," an in-
MrumPntul in the trudilion of "Up From The
l>t.>ep " and "Uod/ Bird Change" from past ef-
forts. lndet..>d, It Is h igh lime audiences became
more aware of the Tubei.' Incredible musical
t'XC('Ut1on In C:On cert IOSlead Of Waiting,
so m.;Umcs apprehensive ly , for the visual im·
pact or the next satirical skat.
· WITH MUCH OF tt\C c redit going to
Rundgren for his stylized dense production, the
band's new album also heraJds a change in
direction
Pumping along behind Prai rie Prince's
muscula r drum work. keyboardist Vi nce
Wel nlck and electronic whiz Michael Cotten
soar orr Into deep sp'ace, yet still create an
ominous ree l; as if you've been buried alive and
are t rying to claw your wuy out.
TUBES INCLUDE (lN FRONT) RE STYLES, RICK ANOEl\SON, MICH~EL COTTEN
In Rear: Fee Waybill, Vince Welnlck. Ropr Steen, Pralr1e Prince, Biii Spooner
Often criticized for unfocused efforts tha t
try lo hit all the marks, Tbe Tubes have now
aimed all their energy and pathos at the target
-television -t hat has been their nam esake
a nd creative force since the beginning.
It's a deperson alized video fant.asy wo rld
that ha.sslnger Fee Wayblll so confused ('~Tum
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TJOS SHOULD Iii\ VE been chase scene
music for "Invasion of The Body Snatchen."
AooJ,ber highlight is "TelecJde," a closing
track lo which guitarists Spooner and Roger
Steen a re finally turned J6ose for stinging solos.
Alas, there ls proba bly no "hit" on this
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"A unique, imaginative, thinking-man's shocker. If you like
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see THE WICKER MAN!" -Bruce Williamson. Playboy
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'Nonna Rae' Awakens Mind, Reveals Actress
"NORMA RAE" is an lntelll;ient
and fr@Qu.ntly moving \OCl"I
dram• about supprf'\\lon of
w orktr\' rlgtits In cotton mills
of •oday·~ South II Is al~o
a PyQ~lloo \torv of tht-
awakt'nln<J of e youn9 Southern
woman's m ind by a union or9an
11 r from New York fht-film
succ~s on both h~v••ls Ml)rlln
Ritt, Mold hand .tt prntt>\t
movle4', dlre<.ll'<I with cone 1w
ness and undt>"tan<11nQ <11 tlum•n values, he can•tullv .wo1<:1s
outraoo at the workt•r'
condltloos. S,,llv Flf'IJ ,, a
revelation&\ ow 11\lt' hloo"''"O crusit~r'. Her ll\.•rfor mao~ ,.
.,,gnat\ thf' tart of the• 1•nq
Academy ra .-101 bt'-.1 <'C tt f""
Ron Ut t>man f\ J)frsucHtv "'
the Jt-wl.,h i>ari<'lh In the comPl)ny
town. and Beau 8rld~ h<'ls a
telllngsceneas Norma Rae .,
t>ewlldered husband. Rated R.
with modtHatf'fY rou9h 1an9uaQ~
and some suooest lvenesi.
"FAST BREAK "scort~s h l9h in
enloyment, low In crt>dlbillly
but remains a wlnnet neverlhf'
less The filmmakers a'>k us
to believe that a Brooll.lyn delicat~sen cashier could
tclke four ghetto basket baller~
to an unknown Nevada c:olleye
and coach a ragtag team to
vie torv over a giant uni11ers1tv
What·~moreoneof the trans·
planted athletes 1s a g, rl
nicknamed "Swish." Logic
aside, the modest film llftords
a sl1able score of lauqhs and
elllcltenwnt Ja(k Smi9ht ·
directed the y~no and telented
<Ht with vervf' »nd • OOOd
'tnse Of ~\ke>tball ettlon
Gabriel l<.lplM ("W l<.omt Back,
Kott r ") n')Jlkf'' an lmprtulvt lllm debU\ t~ MVf'r \~Y-dll"
c~c h R3tf'<j PG. with a
modicum of locker room lenouaQt>
flctnlly ph0to0r11pheef bY
Vllmo\ Zslomood. and t he cast
Is first r.ito But director
M ichael Cimino allows the story
to draQ on pa\t throe hours,
with rndlns sceN>s or male
camarad1•rft' nnd war atrocit y
HP .tlr,o '>f m~ to have allowed
th1• uctor\ to df'vl'i" their own
dl•IOQUI', d orav• Nror. The
''AGATHA",., 6n 1n t~lll'<tu"I
whOdunlt or wl"tdt hllppent'd -
it I tctlon.tl f'.<Pl••M tlon of
Aontha Chrt\llf• "unsolvt>d
11-d"Y dlVtPPf'•varice In 1976
Thf' \crlpt \uqlW'>t!> thctt lhe
mv.,ttrv wrltN flt'<! In an9ul'>h
ov .. r l'lf'r hu\~nd'\ 1nt1cJef1 Iv
ond plottf'd r1•vtllQf' ao1t1nc,t
his ml\trt>ss, only to bf'
dl~covtrt>d hy an American
1ournallst Thi' solution hac,
the credulttv of a Chrl~tle
plot , and the' prOduc tlon ,,
handsome. low key and very
British, Tht> film's downfall
Is the CiHtln<J. It is dlfflcult
to accept Vdnessa Redgrave as
the shy, unassertive authOr or
Dustin Hoffman as the suave.
know·tt all rePQrter The
rating Is PG. with some Innocent
nudity at an English s~ where
Mrs. Christie was discovered.
"THE DEER HUNTER" might have
been a superb document o f the
devastation to human lives
caused by the Vietnam war.
The grime of a Pennsvlvan1a coal
town and the fier ce beauty of
Southeast Asia have &en magn1·
MASTERFUL CHARACTER
Peter Falk In ·ertnks'
"'ONCE IN PARIS'
IS CHARMING.
RJNNY,
SURPRISING ...
AN INTIMATE
AND VERY
NEARLY
PERFECT LOVE
STORY ...
ROGERS'
PERFORMANCE
STANDSWllH
TiiEYEAR'S
BEST.
'ONCE IN
PARIS' has more
than anything else
a tang of
freshness
"'ONCE IN PARIS'
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CHARMING.
INTEWGENll.Y
CRAFfED RI.MS
TO POP OUT OF
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A WlWAM mlE.DKI AlM
~PETER FALK
as exhilarati~ as
a wine, bread and
cheese picnic In
the French
countryside .. :'
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~VTC~I L.UGI I /ii n I. M. l..Al •;HJ!'o'> .-
character of Robert De Niro Is
c ruclal, vet It remains
amblouous. His recent roles
have all been Inward-looking,
with little communication to
the audience. His talent Is
too great to remain so hidden.
The rating ls R, much swearing
and polnt·blank killing.
"THE BRIN K 'SJOB''showshow
a clutch of smalltime hoodlums
manage<Mo pull off the heist
of the century, the S2.7 million
robbery Df Brink's Boston head
Quarter s In 19.SO. It was easy,
thanks to Incredibly lax
secur ity. William Frledkin
!"The French Connection"> Is
expert at the caper movie. and
he wisely compensates for the
lack ot suspense by creating
authentic atmosphere and a
gallery of rare character s.
Foremost Is Peter Falk, who
delivers a masterfully shaded
performance as Tony Pino, a
shoplifter suddenly lifted to
the blg11me. Rated PG.
probably due to a few epithets.
"THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY"
offers high adventure in
splendid style, written and
directed by Michael Crichtoo
from his own novel. The robbery
takes place not In the Old West
but in 1855 England; ti is
said to be based on the first
:"eal·llfe heist of a moving
train. The crime ls perpetrated
by a group of poll shed crooks
headed by Sean Connerv. who is
.
'"ONCE IN PARIS'
is the next best
thing to a lus_ty
lost weekend in
-the city of your
choice~
Rm 1 \~ 111.>ITN'" p1,, { • ...,
"'ONCE IN PARIS'
is a s uperb film.
Rogers is
excellent. For a
long time now.
critics have been
pining for an
American film
about believable
contemporary
figures. Giiroy has
very quietly come ur wtth a beauty
o a film. 'ONCE
IN PARIS' ts
marvelous~
able to function eQuallv well
In h lghsoclf tyand the under·
world. The pace Is leisurely,
most Of the film concerned with
the theft of four keys reQulred
to open the strong box of gold
headed for the Crimean battle
field. The climax Is thrllllng,
with Connery hlmselfscrambflng
atop the racing train. He gets
DEBUTS IN 'ICE CASTLES'
Lynn-Holly Johnson
fine support from Donald
Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down
and an English cast. Rated PG.
"NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS'
Is a Disney comedy, one that
adults can enjoy as well as
small frv. The plot Is basic
Disney: new minister in town
enlists housewives to get the
goods on a gambllng ring. The
action is turlous;'the belly
laughs freQuent. Best of a II
the characters are carefully
drawn though they sometimes
behave !Ike escapees from a
1950s sitcom. Edward Herrmann
(notable as Franklin Roosevelt
In the TV movie> performs
sol.Idly as the gang-busting
r everend, and he receives fine
support from Barbara Harris,
Susan Clark, Cloris Leachman,.
V irginia Capers and Patsy Kelly
Rated PG.
"ICE CASTLES" is an
unabashedlV sentimental movie that warms the hea rt and lifts
the spirits. And how many films
ltke that come along In a season?
The story concerns a teen-age
girl with Olympic-style Ice
skating skills. Her llfe Is
pullPd in five directions by
hf'r hometown sweetheart (Robby
Benson!, her passesslve father
IT om Skl!rrett l, local rink
ownf"r <Colleen Dewhurst>, hard
driving coach (Jennifer Warren)
and an amorous sportscaster ,,
<David Huffman>. Lynn-Holly
Johnson 1s astonishing in her
film debut. Rated PG.
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recovering from a nervous breakdown
in thh1 new TV movie (photo at left ).
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LOS ANGELES CAPI -I think some body at
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drivers. Nothing wrong with that, we're all en-
titled to our daydreams, except this fantasy shows
up uhout once a month In the form or 1:1 TV movie.
Last month. 1t was "Flatbed Annie and
Sweetie Pie : Lady Truckers." a fatuous little
piece that established no high m ark in television
drama . J ust a couple or cutles tooling In their big
rig talkln' trucker talk.
This time, though,
we get a story line to go 1V HEVI E\V
along with our lesson In
the highway idiom. \.'---------"
"WILLA," the CBS Saturday Night Movie, at 9
on Channel 2, is about an I-don't-need-no-man
hashsllnger who pines for the freedom •of the
blacktop. Seems her Daddy was a truck-drlvin'
man, see, and it's in her blood.
Willa's husband, natch, left Willa alone lo take
care or two babies and an alcoholic mother. But
that 's okay, because Willa Is independent and de-
termined to make it on her own.
So, she quits her job, goes on welfare and
m ukci; a deal wath the local produce man. J ohn
Amos. She'll 11pcnd her eveni ngs unloading
weighty sacks or produce ii he'll teach her t.o drive
a truck. llerti, you know Amoa is going to say,
"Truckin's serious buslneH, It •ln't for no skinny
chick."
He d~s.
BUT WILLA'S WILL PREVAJLS and. even
though she Is pregnant , !>he totes those sacks a nd
learns to drive that big rig
Here 's where the story comes In. To drive a
truck. or course. you have to leave town. And when
Willa leaves. the we lfa re lady takes Willa's
children from her
T1lls upsets Will a. lier boyfriend has the
pe rfect way out or the mess. He 'll marry her . and
be Papa to her kids . But a lady who wants more
than anything to drive a truck Is not likely to sue·
cumb to such convention, and Willa tells him, "(
gotta know I can do It ... when I'm with you.
when I'm with any man, I feel helpless."
A story line, and a feminist statement to boot.
WIU.A DECIDE~ TO MAKE enough money
trucking to get her kids back, and is fortunate enough
to meet up with Cloris Leachman, another lady
trucker. They drive around while the background
music glorifies the truckln' life, and, you suppose,
e ver ything turns out okay .
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Deborah Ramn ts cute and upb<!u t as "Willa,"
but the stars or these trucking movies are the bag
beas t themselves, thti 18·wheelers. Somehow.
trlJcks are no longer jost big things that scare hell
out of you on hilly two-lane roads. t hey're d.,
migods on 18 wheels. complete with legend and
song.
Maybe I can talk CBS into doing a movie about
m y fantasy. Naah. who'd be interested 1n a lady sinkerball patcher .,
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Their Prints Will Cmae
Eight women printma king specialists will
be featured 1n •Private Space-Public
I mage· Works on Paper,' showing at the
Security Pacific Bank, 3475 Via Lido,
Newport Beach from March 19-30
J<athryn Berry, center, is senior trust of-
fi cer for the sponsor . Participating artists
include, left to right, Ma udette Ball Jaru~·ce L .. Ison, Medora Wildenberg, Amy
Goldma , Janet Wh't!e le r , Margaret
Be , Janet B . Macb ai g and Eva
Kolosvary. Viewing hours are 10 to 3 Mon-
days t hrough Th ursdays and 10 to 6 Fridays.
UC Irvine Stages Trio -
Three plays of varying emotional levels will
be presented al UC lrYine this weekend.
Antoo Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" will be
staged by the Drama Workshop at 8 o'clock
tonight and Saturday in the Fine Arts Little
Theater, Humanities Hall 161.
This drama, charged with passion and
frustration, concerns a family on a Russian
estate at the tum of the century whose security
of provincial existence is disrupted by the ar-
rival of new relatives.
Tickets are $1 for the production directed by
Paul Becque, graduate student in drama.
* * * J "Untitled #2" will be presented by the
Graduate Actors in Drama in collaboraUon with
Ashley Carr, associate professor of drama, al 8
p. m. SWlday in the Fine Arts Studio Theater. Ad·
mission is free.
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"HARD CORE" CR)
"THE EYES OF LAURA MARS"
WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS
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"ICE CASTLES" (PG)
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"FAST BREAK" (PG)
"THE ONE ANO ONLY"
"AGATHA" (PG)
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"THE SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION"
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"TAKEOOWN"
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The original production, derived from writ·
ten and improvisational forms, explores the ac·
tor's psyche both onstage and off.
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An evening of comedy will be offered when the
Dell' Arte Company prefor ms "Under Glass" at8
o'clock Saturday In the Fine Arts Village Theater.
Tickelsare$3and$2.50.
The performers look at such social institu·
tions as marriage, mental hospitals, old-age
homes and s ugar addiction. The program will
include pieces from the group's repertoire of
one-act plays by Thornton Wilder, Stan Laurel
and Megan Terry.
The OeU 'Arte Company is an lndepeiident
s chool of professional actors and singers based
a t Blue Lake In Humboldt County. It is
participating in a second California Arts Coun·
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'Sundar.' Livens Weekend in Westmimter
By TOM BARLEY oi-.DMty~ .....
The Westminster Community Theater's
"Sunday in New York" aave th1a reviewer a
Friday everung tn the thu ter that cenerated
reminiscent guffaws through Saturday and Sun· .day.
This .timely revival of the Norman Krasna
classic is a last-paced, fun.filled frolic wbicb
contains al least two memorable scenes that are
worth the c~t of admission alone.
IF nus IS TllE kind of thing we are get·
ling in community theater these days, lheo this
writer is spending far too much time in the coo· cert hall.
The reviewer's last exposure to "Sunday ..
left the impression that the production was
marred by c;ome tneffective casting and the lo·
._bility to establish and maintain the Cast pace
c I early called for In K rasd's brilliant script.
No one can point an accusing linger at
director Tom Tilus on either score.
His cast, brllllanlly be aded by Michael
Bielitz as Mike Mitchell and Laura Black as
Eileen Taylor. is an ideally chosen group who
revel in the zany Krasna format from fint to
last scene.
AND TJJE PACE is often frenetic, with
crisp scene changing, beautifully timed entries
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• and nawless dialogue providing cornerstones to
the finiabed product -a splendidly mounted
·play.
Many members of a capacity audience
gleefully revived a couple of scenes that stopped
the show aa they wended their way bome Fri· day night. ......
ONE SCENE, A MOVIE theater where a
"flasher" gets his comeuppance from a boozy spinster. w tbe a udJence an stitches.
No less funny is the scene in the J apanese
restaurant where Mitchell and Adam Taylor,
cleverly played by Je rry Benner, come very
close to losing the game or mistaken identities
they are playing with Eileen's fiance, Russell
Wilaon. pfa..red by Frank James.
"SUnday in New York" is grand, highly
entertaining theater. It certainly took a lot of
the blue out of this writer 's Monday.
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ALLSTATE>
REALTORS
*VETERANS*
C IOf Ot .. hl:e CdM
UU new, vacant. 3 BR.
talte(ul, pool, Incredible
vfowol yacbta. ~15,000.
2'11...._reCM
3 BR. big game room,
near pan; school, shops.
Ubraty. Slll,900
506Ma;writ.
3 BR. wood aiding, two
lltDrY. charming, .R·2 lot
inokJCdM. $179,000.
1406 Wntclff HI
4 BR, 11paclous single
story, stores close. low
prit'e. $100,500.
3620~CdM
Let a Vet Help You fmd
that home you want. O ________ , down up toSl00.000.
3 BR. Jacuzzi. spectaclar view, hardwood Ooora . J)75,000.
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l.ot'ety garden home. 2
BR. hardwood fl oors .
double garage. Only
'8.000. C&JI 64~9161
: OPEN HOUSE
REALTY / .
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$potJeM .b the word to
describe thl.s 3 bt.>droom
Weswde home. All new
IQlcben, covered put10,
Z.car garage & mother·
in-law quarters are few
()(the features this lovely
home bas. Full price
"7.500. Ca 11556·2660.
C:SELECT
I PROPERTIES
S CONDO'S UNDER
$55,000. Now ia the
buyers mkt, next Yt:ar
tbeee wiU be 185.000. Buy
ror hm or anvestment
A.gt. 64.2-1964.
$84,950 Cheap! Super
clean 3 bed.rm. t hath.
cuJ-de·sa c street. Lowest
priced home In that area.
There's only one Act
nowl Broker546·23 lJ
YOUAUMDA
2 yr okl 2400 sq fl 4 BR
l'fltm bome on over Y.t ac.
of bone property. Ap·
prabal io at $139.000.
Pnced to qwck sale at
$129,900. Pb~7531
.. UCID!!I
Newport Beacbduplex:
bdnm., 2 baths each un· It. Oft carpeting, rrplcs.,
blt·la kltcbeaa; 1Um· mer flrioter renta.11. YOU own the laod I P ,000. ~ ~15£¥
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543-1722
5491nMMI
.New homes I Two story. J
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microwaves. $21S.OOO.
NIOOI: OOMl:S
Corona del Mar 675-fiOOo
Newport Beach ~2 0648 eo.ta Mesa 546·5990
JASMIME CllH PltlV A Tl P All
Beautiful 3 bedroom. JOGGa•s
family room. split level P~•• ... ISE h o me o o I y P I a o A---*' 6(Surlslde> model on the RI c b . warm. pro ·
resale market. Lux· f'essional .. decor w I uriou.~ master suite with lllained gl~s & woods . 4
Ocean Cataltna view and bdrm, 2 ba, frml dm rm,
an adjacent pr1 vate lge lvly fmly rm. Chotc·c
s tudy wJth it's own area near So. Coast
fireplace. Private com · Plaza. 759-1.!iOl
munaty with pool. [ ~'.~· tennis courts;'-'"'IWiJ!371itrn:1
COLE OF NEWPORT Real F.8t.at.e
UALTORS
675-5511
FORESTf
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to know in RealEsti*~
UICTIIONfC IUMO' 4S\O(IATl)
OCEANS OF VIEW
/ SPYGLASS HIU.
Enjoy the beauty of the blue Pacific
and the serenity of rolling hills as you
watch from the living room. kitchen
or Master Bedroom of the beautiful
s ingle story 4 Bedroom. 2lh bath
"Tradewinds" home in Spyglass Hills.
Luxury living to include 2 fireplaces.
wet bar. lus h carpeting. custom
kitchen. g lazed tiles, in tercom .
automatic sprinklers and the list ~oes
on. Sensibly priced at $389,500. we
believe this home to be the be6t value
in Spyglass. today.
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R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
TAYLOR CO
HEA L T < >HS :-.1111 I' 1 !Hf
PIMMSULA POINT ADA!
TWO 4-UMIT APAllTMIMT &MS!
.$375,000 EACH aM!
Quality.built. beautifully maintained.
4 Units in each buildin~ with lge
ce ntral courtyd fi lled with..
maRnificcnt matured s pec imen
plants. These two 4·unit bldgs are in
the best location. right at the entrance
to Peninsula P oint, just steps from the
beach. Each 4·plex has two 2-bdrm.
2·balh and two 2·bdrm. l·bath units.
Each front unit has fireplace. Super
oc:can view! OWC firs t Trust Deed.
WESUY N. TA YlOtt CO.
Z I I I S-J~ Hills Road
NEWPORT CEMTEtt. H.L • 644-49 I 0
OLD COIONA -MM
Darling 3 bedroom home, shutten
throughout. 2 blocks from the
beach. $190,000.
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844·9080
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.. a nd exciting in the world famous
Bluffs condominium community is
this 3 bedroom. tri·level unJt for just
$124.500: exciting (and tasteful) decor·
treatments include redwood beams.
cedar paneling, track lighting, tile
entry, levelor blinds. solarian flooring
and a spacious deck area with some
s un set a n d cit y li g hts fo r a
view ... and for just $124 ,500.
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REAL TORS'. 67!>·6000
:.>443 L1'.t Cnc1st Highway. Coron.1111'1 Mo.11
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COMMISSION
675-4890 A
Mil PIK>PIRTW
675-4890
ILUffS COHOO -S 121,000 -Popular
3 Rdrm Franciscan model in original
Bluffs . Walk to high school and
s hopping. Assume existi ng 91;..3
_LOAN. Owner will help finance.
I mmediate oc c up a n cy c an be
a rranged. c .. 546·4141
Serving Costa M esa·lrv1ne
Huntington Beach·N ewport Beach
LAKE FOREST
URGE
FAMILIES
ldeal home for your
d uldrcn 4 bdrms up·
stair.; Down~tarr.. den.
ronvcra easily to fifth
bdrm or even frml drn rm. Great floor plan for
privacy. Call today for
appt! Ope n Eves .
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OVER 50 YEAAS OF SERVJCE
SPY4M.ASS OCIAM Y11W
Truly Spect. View From This
Beau. 3 BR + FR Portsmouth Mdl.
Upgrd. Kitchen. Formal Dtnln1e .
Lrg FR W/FP. Crtyd Hu Pool,
Firepit. Gluaed·ID Jae Off BHut
Decorated met BR. Call Now . Mao.000.
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den honw "1th loud. of Mt.':icican &
{·eramic Hh·. $84 .900. VA
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Gori.:t'<>us 4 broroom. tn levt•I \' Jlt·
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HJI 1266
HEWPOIT HEIGHTS c ..........
Kt•u uttful tl\J J>ll''< Clost• to purk.
srhool. and '" m ile> to bt'urh Owner
ua1 ll with e t'l'llt'nt rt>ntal Both units
have 3 bedrooms. 21., baths. s unken
ltving r oom. (1rt•pln<'e and µrt\•ary
$205.000 i\iik for Itoy SIPmrns R:ll 1200
COSTA MESA ---..o,,a..-..,
BARB ER S H OP /hu1r d es i g n'
Excellent shopping_ center location 2
c·hairs w/room for 2 more. $10.500.
Ask for Roy Swmen1'> 63 1 1266
SWIMMING POOL
3 bedroom. atrium model on overs1Led
Jot in Mesa Ncrde North Microwave
burg l a r a l a rm & co m bo
freezer /refrig included. Only S99.990.
Ask for Glen Hellwarth 631-1266 •
COLLEGE PAik
IRVINI
4 Bedrm Columbia model. Family rn. + bonus rm. air cond .. tile roof,
vacant. See this weekend at 3581 Sego.
Priced for quick sale, $129,500. Ask for
rred Gibson 559-9400.
of costa "'"°• iniM, Mwport beach, iK.
234 E. 17ttl StrHt, Costa Mesa
631-1266
:'l::ilaon" 1dl' Nt•l"ork of lnrtn iduaJly
Ownro ::ind Operat"ct Rt•al Est ale OffH't''
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*VETERANS*
IALIOA ISLE
Residential + 2 com·
mercial rcntable spaces.
5 Car parking. l block to
wat.cr, 3 bedrm 3 bath un-Recent changes In V.A it. Fireplace. Super for regs may enable you lo · t l s .. A,,, • SlOO 000 bo s ummer /wan er ra e . q.....,y .or . . me 673-8550
loaoswith absolutely NO CA11 1119o11s1IJl'llO~M<1· :s~~ ... ~-;lfllltll
speclalillQg ln VA homelll='-~, ~·-~·,._,;;A~.-~-~=i=~··~-~-==>"~ loans We're the VETSI~ ·
that help the VETS.
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2 ~ .._. eftd •It, cMcorGhd by a
•oted des'!'•r. f•atuna ft•• c.wpet,
....,... ........ •. custoflt walco•.,.,. ..ct
... bcr. Freftch doon °'*' CMlfo • pri•ah
wood pM6o •'"' ..... gntMry .ct ltot
.... Tnlfy ~I ••• $149,500.
-ICIY'ldit. Co•• Cott~ 2 bedro-.,
2 balft. TNs lo•.ty cottdo ls.ldffly focahd
..ct fwalwft ........ qlfcefffy .. botll Mslde .ct
out. Priced fll o..ty S22t.SOO.
-,__. .... ~MW llufb ''-"•" -The
most •....t1caly custowtiud ·~ .... enr
nalloble in The llufh. o .. rlooldn9
pkt•ei ... lode lay •l•w towcrd Cotohcl
Clltd tlw aasets. tWs. J bedroo... cOlldo has
0 ~ OftY .. MOS .... ite*OCMll Mffe,
.... profesaioMly decorahd llYllMJ l'OOlft
altd separat• fonnal dlftllNJ """' hi a
ca.try ...cit style, o•erlooldllg "'-waM.d
~ cowtywd. A wOlld fil •place la iR
Ht. ... *-'ity room .ct edra •fCN"Clp
ob~ ••....,.W•. 00ft't eNH this -..
tr ...... at $2~1.000.
644-2070
2123 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
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If 'A LAICHIDI URSTYU
With an exhilarating view is r our
d ream. call today for your private
tour of this fi ve bedroom. three bath
lu xury r esid e nce. Priced a t only
$214.000. You a nd your family could be
strolling at the waters edge in Irvine ·
in just a few short weeks .
Ask for Bud P arent 731·3022
MAIMTIHAMCI ...
This dra matic p la n is perfect for
t-ntert.aining and relaxation as well .
formal livin~ room with wet bar and
dining room plus a breakfast nook. All
. these rooms off er a beautiful ~rden
view. Upst airs find a huge master
suite. private bath. large dressing
area and walk-in closet. Priced at
$103.0()0.
A~k ror Bud Parent 731·3022
'9tlYACY
A bo unds whe n ~u en te r this
unattached ho m e~-but hospitality
reigns supreme. This three bedroofri.
two and a half bath home in Irvine
o ffe rs s triking desig ns. ste pdown
living room. dining galleria, huge
fa m ily room with fireplace. An upper
level bedroom wing offers specia l
pr ivacy. Priced at $139.500.
Ask for Bud P arent 731·3022
IF YO U A R E THI N KI NG O F
SELLING. BUYI NG OR LE ASING,
CA LL BUD AT 73 1-3022
RE/MAX
of colt• ....... W.IM. -,.n 1teec11. i.e.
2l~ L 17ttl Street, Cott• Mete 631·126'
Nationwide Network of Individually
O~ne<t and Operated Real Estate Office!.
LIDO ISLE
Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances
custom s pacious . 5 bdrm., 4 bath
traditional ho me; like new. Ideal for
entertaining Comer lot . $.520.000
OCUHFROHT
Qu a~ity craftsmanship in mahog. trim
& oak floors sets off this landmark: 4
BR. 3 ba. home in finest location.
Established trees & lawns. $485.000.
IACk IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 2'h bath family home on
quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool.
playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms .
IASTseol ~ LOOI! Attractive S bdrm. l~ l*MST
NEW GOVT PkOGRAM baUl boftae ln &ood loca· ~..-OU. elegaol ~ Wo bav• li&Unp-lor over tJoa. Country kitchen/· bedrm. 3bath. family rm 39~ 2 3 •-4 Bd family room combo. estate! J a st pro•
In this ma lh':t cai!"-Z: Buteber block count.el' feaaloaal)y deCO(aled
purtbu4'(l with as Uttle tpps & breakfast bar. w/emOt.IOoaJ earth~oc:.
.., S3000 to t60(M) down Large yard completely thruout. Loca~ in ptt·
TOTAL PAYME NTS feneed.4yearsoew.On-stlgiou1 Mtsa Ver dt•
between MOO & ssoo. All ty•t.500. eau now t area. Call P.B.l. 964-3431
I.Wider ali8.000. Call t.oday orm-0211 '94611.
for a' list ln your area. 5e11r w .... Ollt
Mulhearn Rily Register Cute 2 bedrm. l bath
19 .. 7153 home . Does not need
C"lltaaoleacli 1011 wort! Sure it's small but
••••••••••••••••••••••• SUIFllALTY so 1s the pnce. 16500
Spectacula r v iew of 979-1010 Moves you into Costa
flarbor. Delux Duplex 2 ~~~~~~~~~j Mesa & the ocea n bdrm each unit. All ap-= breezes. Call P .8 .1
plianccs installed incl. SPEJUIABLE 96t-:M3J or&'lS--0211 #94611
washer/dryer Sl?B,OOO. Wilb minimum down. 16
HENRY WALL RLTR. Un!U . super loc. This IS EASTSIDE
___ 7_l4_l4_9&-_l'3S __ -1 YoW' cbaoce of a lifetime . EXTRA
C.O. .. W.-I 022 tD be as creati~e as you Lvly Buccola bit 3 bdrm ,
••••••••••••••••••••••• want. Owne r s MUST 2 ba fmly home in sought
SELL-FAST! Call agt. alter Eastslde area. Jm
2 IOl.M COTT AGI 752~ or963-9086. maculate move·io cond1 .... -..u.-.
Pegged bardwood nooni.
beamed ceilings, 2 brick
fireplaces and nice coun·
try kitchen
FAMIL y W AMTID! Uon. You really must stt
Must need 5 bedrms (4 lhis lvly home. OUered
up. l down>. 3 bath, stei>" al 119•750· 646-Till
-PLUS -
dwo Jamil~ rm w/wet f~l~'tffaljiijftl bar.Huge ldtchenw/eat-~ _ .. _. ____ _
2 Bdrm, 2 bath income
unit wit.h pnvate patio
and yard.
ing area + formal dining Real Estate rm. Soaring ceilings ---
Rid to $ 185.000
FOR INFORMATION
Ceil 644.7211
rJn NIG[L
nAIL[Y Ei,
A55LJ(JAT(5
w/dram atic a nd emo·
taonal decorating. If you
qualify, apply at P.8.1.
964-3431 or 835-0211 • 9468
Perfect For
Ea1tertaini1_1CJ
Oteek out this b1ghly up·
graded 2 s tor y with
s wimmin g pool. 4 -..... -~lex-.-71-7_P_e_m_l_eaf--. _l _B_r , bedrooms. formal dining
'"""" room. Family room with 1 Ba each, cute & clean n.-.iace. 2 patios. Must + r oo m lo b u 1 Id . -~.. 39 900 $162.SOO. By Owner . see lbis one. Sl · ·
640-1840 540-1720
F'\nesl duplex an COM. TMBllL.
Bldr. just completing. -·
5(»I Marguente. $298.000. POSH
Submit t erms-Poss. Pool paJace proudly pre-
_trade ___ ~. ------• sented. Primanly party
ldT1-0ffend
2 units. xlnt location on
corner lot. 10% down
G. H. Robertson, Rltr.
67S-0562
fDEA&.DUnEX
IFFAMllY IS
Gt owt.g or Goiftg
Call it 4Br+2Br or 3
8R+3Br. Perfect if your
in an empty nesters syn·
dromeorstart.ing a fa mi-
ly. Choose a 2. 3 or 4
Bdrm or switch back &
forth seasooaUy. ll 's well
located. charming. extra
r oomy and flexible.
$23).000.
CALL 644.7211
rJn NIGEL
\3All[Y &
ASSOCIATES
planned.
968-3371
Mesa Verde
Pool Home
On a super com er lot! 3
spacious bedrooms. new
plwih carpeting. MOM
loVing kitchen w1lh bum .
ins. 2 patios: J with
fireplace. Swi mming
pool. Reduced ! S99 ,900.
540-1720
Wl
IUNDNEW
TOWHHOMES
'"MU-i:ooch" CEastside ta Mesa )
?A32 Santa Ana Ave.
EnglJsh Tudor 2&3 Hr
split level. 2&3 C<Jr garage, f r p l c 1..
microwaves, gr~obousl'
windows, pool, :-.p a
TENNIS courL
Ftom S89.950
646-0061 or95S 1~211
Developed by
Woodtree Dev Co
2 Brand n~ 3bdrm. 2 ba
homes, for mal d1n1ng
rm. scp. rm rm, 2 frplcN.
deep lot. 2 car gara~t·
2076 & 2080 Orange A vc
$139 ,500 each
Owner //\gt, 5S2-4894 or
673-0782. ---It's worth coming to sec.
This 2 St.ory 5 BR. 3 &.
home. The enllre homt:
bas beeo elegantly rt'
modeled an warrn earth
tones. $129,000. Open
most Sat/Sun 12-4. 2735
Sa n Ju an La n e Owner/Ageot 556-6885~
EASTS.DE CORNER
3 big bedrooms , t :.,.
baths, new roof, new
paint in/out. new cpt
thr uout. Offe red a t
$107.500. FULUlt REAL TY
546-0ll4
IA YFROKI' 1Y OWMlll
Several fine bayfront homes 9UE'f llSIDIMTIAL
wi~h pier & slip BmlONMBfT
-THOME MEWPORTRXER Twolarge bedrooms,two ~ bat.bs. huge enterta in-
A COHV£HIEHT ~ANO
SCWINC GUIDE FOtl THE
CA.LOH fHE CO.
··· ror the HOBBYIST! ln SI 22.500 . AVALON ment deck. View or bills, addlllon to the Im· This 3 Bdrm home Is We ll constructed, 3 BR. 1 ba, oak floor. presalve 3 bdrm .• family steps from the beach, 00 d . private beach access.
rm. & formal dining rm. the Peninsula. ll de-partial basement. concrete foun ation. 1JP1~~s~sS::w:::;
bo me. there is a finitely needs TLC, but F l ate; area. Sl.20.000-Fee.
ForlbOreinfo. call: ......... ;. beautiful garage wit h bas tremendous poten· l·m-0&56or549-9585
MESA YBDI almost 1.000 sq. ft.: you tiaL Bring your toots and SHAllPIST DUPLEX
C•hlla T,._..•ef have ample room for 2 i magi n at 1 on . Ca 11 Near Goldenrod bridge.
It's diffenml, it's excit-cars PLUS works hop ~USJ Lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bat.b
,,_._ .... _.._..111111111.,_w ing. 4 Giant bedrms, 3 area tor numerous hob-home & smart 2 bdrm.
541-0100
baths. formal dining. bys. ALSOk. 1therfe's otbff. CWIHOUSE aPt-over dbl. garage. spedacuJar family rm. street par ng or e Fir s t time o ffe r ed. JO..TOIAY crackling fplc. patio boa t or trailer . O n · CONDO S$CA$H SS $?25.000
$152,900 deck overlooking pool, 9Newoort~._.,......,ee"""ac,..h_)~S1 ... 7,2...,.500-41 ~~~~~~~~~ Wrtbpool,jacuui, Bar·b-ror your home ln 24 hrs. OP&l~AT M Cape Cod situated on jacuni, firepil from . •-Call World Finance 430 ROD
master suite. overslied 3 BA~ & TWO u.&~ que. Walle tD tennis • ~t 831·2227 2-4 hr lreelined cul.de-sac. 4 RV a klng ~.,., 51\ golf. 2 Bedrooms & den E UMIYEllSfTY
King sized be drms. car garage. p r • sums with 2 baths. Beautiful ;;;;;;;;;~!~~~; all!AITY formal dine·. l a r ge vege t a ble garde n . BEACH dr Do bl 111.s:AA.
screenedpalio too. Don't culdesac street ne1Ct lo Ot&Y SIOS,900 ~!fil,!Crtc doo~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6ii7iiWiiiii5iiiiilOiiiiiiiiiiiiim
miss this on e, cal l ~~~4~000· Act Professional add-on · ~plus loads of ex-_.,:rwttlt'vSt·nlgVEroom ~?tfJ o.,, \ 111.,, 1oN '•<•. Ol'IN 1119. 11~11.1,. 10 11111<1 450 NE¥WrDAT CTR. DR. Mesa Verde beauty. 4 l~e t.ras. "9.900. • ..... v ~ii-; [ 11,.,N., I 7H11 ' bdrms. ~ ba. cozy fm_y JACOISltlAl.TY with ftrepl.ace. 3 large ~ ,liJ .. l!:lJ ''lliJ!l:J.!:lJ rm w/bn clt frplc, lge .liv 675-6670 bdrms. Outstanding ~=~~·~:~.~~~f~$~Q~· :'!):;~:~;=;~<:.: .. :· ·:;:· ;;*;i;@;·t:li@ Whet;hel" you're b~yiog or ~~~~~~ace --------~~~~b~~tQ~~~ selling, Classified ad · UHIVllSITY PARK location nr Mile Square !......ertisin""egtowthme n~egthtypeoou~ _(~IWm;rn1(1uu1 NEW Vll.LAGE II list-Park. $78,900 conven·
•. .__.g4 -• ln«! ()pen spacfous feel· tiooalterms.
3'071MUTISU
OPIM SUN. I ·5
Harbor View Hills; 4
bdrms., fa mily rm.,
ocean ll i e w . Nice
grounds. Vacant: must
sell. Try lease/option.
$27S,OOO macnab I Irvine
realty
pie. Call Today! 642-5678. Real F.Btate mg-enjoy all Village JI l~7l Semlit. G.G
amenities in this de-n--tto.eS.1·5 11!!!"7====· llghtful 4 Bdrm _,....... ' I
t.ownhome on fee land.
Sunny family room, re·
cently enla rged and
kitchen upgraded. Set on
ruce greenbelt. $139,SOO. OM THE '90LF COUUll
Compa r e the location & th e
spaciousness of this custom 4 BR +
maid's rm home. Circular staircase
in entry, formal living & dining
rms. Family rm opens to !airway.
Imagination + a personal touch &
this h o m e -would become a
s h owcase! $650,000. 1.ynne
Valentine 644-6200. <Y-10)
IAYSIDI COVI
Price. reduced on this tastefully
decorated "Legend" model!
Features spacious master suite
w /cozy den off living rm, parquet
flooring, wood shutters & cedar
paneling. An outstanding bayfront
comm. w/pool, jacuzzi & sandy
beach. S225,000. Holly Markas
644-6200. (Y·ll>
SIA~ATI MAID9
COletUMTT
The finest materials &
apPOintmema enhance this custom
4 8R, family rm home. Deearated
in ple asing neutral shades
w /quality plus h cpts. decorator
papen 6 light fixtures. Amenities
incl. 2 fplcs. wet b ar. Jacu&Jl,
top-grade appliances Ir tintsbed
1ara1e w /separate laundry rm. Comm. pool & tennis. SMt,000 -
ftextble financingf Lynne Valentine
Mt-GOO. <Y·12)
FOREVER VIEW OF CATAUNA
..... ...,. to Oc...m.t IMoctt .ct ...-ff
t..,. 4 Ir 2 bl'dl DO• clllpleir ... octtYe
,...... ..._ R.-ed to $1t2,SOO.
2-STOIY CAIW.FRONT--¥1£W
R~41t1•oa•.-,tMM.•
... c • ., ...... lot. lloclr to pool ....
...._ 0.--lf"'C" VIEW _, 1cj11ts ..
lllgltt. $2i5.000.
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
Z'l:i6 W Cwst I ll9hw<1V
Nlwport Beach
631i.1400
~ ...........
642-5200
r' ...S.CUAN
UVES HERE. 3 bdrm,
lllnt loc. OnlJ fl l ,900 . HURRY.
atn'Tll. YOUIS
4 Bdrm, 2 ba, W/'111 Cpl'g,
l1e fncd yrd. only
$495 /mo. $69,900 full
price.
Mulhearn Rlty Reg\ater .... 7153 642-567
• MO BLARNEY •
This is the best buy in Seaview t The
spacious Port Royal Plan,
hi g hl y up gra d ed ar with
unobstructed view! 4 Bdrms. + 3
baths, terrific family rm. with wet
bar ar cozy frpl.. then, for the cook
in the family, you should see the
view from the gourmet kitchen -
wow! You can't find a better buy at
$298,000.
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Ch1m11n1 doll diesses up a katctien. keeps ~lei dust-free•
h eiybo(ly will !owe hei with
her llounced. old·lash1oned drm. Sllt"ll be the hit of a
bazur. Pattern 7534. tran• of
doll pattern P«eS <11rechon$ for
dOll 1nd dotheS rnclu<led
Sl.50 for each pallern Add 40<
each pattern fOf lrrst..class air
Investor mus t s e ll 6 mail ind handlrne. Stnd to.
homes in Costa Mesa . No Allct liom
brokerage. f1tsh, cool an<1 ¥try USJ! Needlecraft Dept. 10s
2n>Ambersl $112,SOO Pnnttd Pattttn 9085. Women's Dally PilOt
zmFordham S83.500 Sues are 34 (38-lncll bust with .. Ill, ON a.bll Sta.. lltw 2315Notre Dame $112,500 40.incll hip), 36 (40 bust, U YM. •Y 10111. 'ri•t blit.
225 Wake Foreal SB4,500 hip); 38('2 bu$l 44 hip), 40 (U ~ Zip, Plttef1 """"-'·
MlSerra Way SBS.SOO bu,l, " hip); 42 (46 bust. 48 NEW/NOW! Ou1 1979 NEEOll
1ll8 Million SBS.500 h~JA4 (48 b11$1. ~ hip); 46 (50 CRAFT CATALOG-Mi 200 Poi>U
Call &11-IOll for lnlorma· bust. 52 hip~ 48 (52 bllst. S4 !If dfsj&ns. 3 free pattern Um. hip), SO (54 bllst.56 hip~ punted inside. Stlld 754 1~~ Jl.5'.Sl.SO 2 ~............._.aa sm SUI .. _.,..... 1~ ,,......E.so ..-..-~ _.. ... _._. .. I =--, ... J bedroom•, FR, ~ ..., "'"""" .... _., cMbedraJ elllliap. North S.. lk 127..,._ 'rl .... I.SO
Costa 11 ... near South IM:lftl """°'· ·· · · · .50 Cout Pia .. , $118,000 ..... _.. 12$.NJJ Wls ........ $1.50 --~ ,,_ ... .:~r.se __.,,,, r-. Pattern Dept. <M2 12WM 'rl PMdl 1.1\
DREAJ1 HOUSE Ulllque Dally PllOt 122-S'9ft '•' hff . . US .. =~· P ·c·-1 ~-lo• UH._ .... }uo -• n. r, ea ""' m ... lie a. ... "°'."" 117-Wr ""*J"ilt . 1.00 ea.~ value. Sllt,500. llDIL '*' -. amass. ·u..., nftr Qllllll ..•. 1.00 ..;:..__.... _____ , nr. sm •mu --. UH...., c.Mt ...... suo
llJ:&A VERDE All tht 1119datlla11111 Med tor JIJ.lliteat &iftl ••••••• $1.00
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own tiom. '°' '3 cSo~ Call the 0 C Vtr AOT
atmTM rtllm..INE
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t-.\t•ryUUna you ' ,,\ t r v.11nlcd 11 lln 1h11>
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hom ' h r1111tutt1• ..
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ud 1u nd•r k o rr thf
WOOomtlDGE
WAY Of UFE
Here are a re" or th nne home• we
hav avaJlable lo ahow you In th
villa t or Woodbr1dgt> 'ree d AIJ>f'D M .500
Broadmool' Wildwood 99,500
redtllde Wlllow 119.900
BroadfTlOOf" t,aur twood 129,995
The Crosstne Ashford 145,000
To se.• any or the abov propertlt.ta. or
uny oth rs avallable ln Woodbrldg
pie ~e call ..
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ii.wt ~ reduced 1).000 t .. M Of• IHd I 040 ......._ I 044
IWT)' a.nd ca II 646 58*"l • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
f<WmoredNlla 2'Stwyl•l11rti A..M-A-~a.M •
4 Odrm, 2"1 ba. formal A aolters dtllJht at
dlnina, l'"/R, 2 frJ>lt'I. ek-1u1t i.oo• Overlooklnis noo 14 I\ 1 ml beach fooc.N.111 Utet rull &ently
Aaldna-SlOl,000 Own11r to the bQrtr.ota, lhla home
...... ~.;.HERITAGE
•. • REALTORS
OPIM s.t/5Mls I 2-5
IH4a.A•t.
(114..21.12 otfen a unlqut cornbln•
lion ol locellon. dell(tn & --------•I, value. SUi&aUMI lft the S•n
JoaquJn Oolf Courae
tmtea ln lrvtne Com
paro $145.000 ~ 4417
~ WalktH 1; lee
Mma Verde 4 IJr, l \•ba .
frml dlnin& rm, fq>ll',
lllllnb, rww c·rx11. <·opp•·r
plumtunl(, dbl l(llr
w 1opt'ner Lge lot w tH V
1.-rkl.r11( 117.000 lmm"-<I
l>O:tti Call owncr/ial(l
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Real Eetate
TURTLE ROCK VISTA
Beaut 3 BR Madl1on ll:M 2M:l
DYOWNt:R
< h'i>r I /8 a cr tl font•t•d
w '2br ~e & 3 e11r l(ilr
Wa.lk to Harbor 1hopp1nJ1
<'('nter 179.950 646-3782
llomey 3 br. den. I~ ba.
ronv C M. loc. Spac .
fnt.'d in comer lot. w /lg
shade treell. AH um. 9~
f1(1,000 By ownr M2 1049
By Owner MEREDIT H townhome by Uroad·
GARDENS 3 bd 2Yt b1. moor. View. upgraded
1upe-r cond. Many xtrH . ell'pt't.I, Ooor1n&. ·M aku
Company t rans f er. ol(er on this b,.nd new
lktlow mlcl. Prtnr. only home to owner. 975· lOS S ~
BuuUl_ul_2_8_r_2_8a_l_g pen· IAJtCJAtM
tbousc cond o. vie w, $99,000
frp&c, hllhlY upgudf!d Thll ~ ol entertaln
Pool. u une, J•c. A•· ment INues • comfort•·
1um1blt loun priced b le we lcom e plus • nghl f79,900 Op(•n 1pa.rld1Ag pool, 4 huge
houae Sil/Sun 1 2·~ bdmtl,3ba.Awenlthof
96.1-7438 ~ at 1t.or•1e 1pace Located In lrvlne. Seller
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LA•UMA llACH FOi UMDll
$160,000!
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M••••llswa./!>.rc8'1Mdt ........ w•
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lot. Sllt,000.
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-WOOD COYI HOMI -Tine~•••
..._. .... llwdweod floors. ...... «*11 md
,..... A lrw ... lint shpt io .._ ,...
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bffdLSIH,000. e bin.go ' 497-llll
On th~ Orange Cooal·look to Linoo ltrat
~•Ilda I 048 ......... .... I 050 ..............................................
It BALD IA Y LOT BY OWNER·2Br. redwd
673 00.14 deck Ing. a Ir . r r p I c . ----..------gree nh lic window
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Realty •
GREENBELT VtEW' ROOM FOR 4
F.a.nal~ R 2 lot. c;lose to
17\h Sl. 79ll 160 1132.~
flurry !~ 9181
A.uumable8'<o VA ia offering VA terma.
2br 1~ba Condo. Owner Again all for $99.000. r"-·usev wtlJ help fln1nct. Evea. ~-44T7 ~ · 1 from redwood deck orf
.J ' .14~-. ,.,.,.._.,.. •
j, OPEN HOUSE
531WJOIJ & dining rm & view of
.,_,.. ... S •ft Dft (---1ynu:m•ttlmi r"-rf'IO\IOt.alns from I or tht• -.uuuu, -"-"'mpany 2 Bdrms on upper ll'v1•I
5 hnmes available from Reil Elttate 1 bath w 12 drU'l l06(
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.....,,.,... .._ coodo. Newport Cre1t. ft bUlkiabl<' lot IZMJI. home 1n good aru.' Pull
lyP.....,_ IMD1 .. c-'Om fealur "· 110l 8e11llhore .-rln• prteleS72,9'IO. Stt, HI . palWWY fUl'Dl.lbed. Al · rlpala onL&U "4 IO pan i>lac9,lnc 8'2· 7461 ~.,. ..... q~tt cul de .... 8'4 lou .. IHU.500 w·•• llTO ..... CH -··--,,.· .. c. 4 bdrm, 2...., balba. Don Murphy U8 1313 ll'W' .-~--
bu 11t .ln1 w l t b wtidya. M2·74ll en• ~ SIOl,tOOlt JX>OO. oo Ul.ll •1AP9r 4 br.
mlcrowo•. fire place. wtmd9. a Bdrm, 2 balh, ~Int 2~ bath, 1,_, famrm &
air cond . fen ced • IAYcaHT cond ~ll~r 11\oUvat<.-d f()l"maldUI rm landacaped. carpel • A1ient. Oury Uo11 ln Paril Place,lnc M.2-7461 dr1pe1. ready for Im 1.o k> Down ror 3 Odrm. 2 ll80-43Blf. ~ :Mll8 Mf'CI== <ncy ba beauty on Lt..-ew1rd (71~> , 1i lo " or Lo. Call Bob otckenaon ocR•u VIEW '" ~ ·•RIG....,. RE•1 TY t ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• H6 ·8801 fJ l t•V1i ... "~ ,_. 0 001 mr .. <frn. Vrml Moe.lletto..a
lnllll&I•· aee. t 7t-ISU Ona Rm .. 2'-\ ba . ,_S. 1100
Newport Cre.l. Just re ••••••••••••--•••••••••• THE
LAKE
vtew I• fantastic rrom
thia freshly p•lnted 3
bedroOM 2 beth home' ~. 11.U d ub. te-nn111 It
awtmmlnc too I t14.000 T.matoRtdC~
Wt Utha! 754-1202
Ot«. y $40,000
t.1Uover9'-'% loao al
$1001 mo 4 BR;.. '"' ba & ~WTYI vwnr/agt •
HIWPOIT CRIST
COHO<>
P1an 3, 3 br 2Ya ba. l(d
local, upgraded. wet bar,
marron"Ct wardrbb comm
pool. J3CUUI, tennu. Crt.I.
$135,M
PCM Realty 833 8430
WATEAROtfT
COMDO
lbr2ba Vlew/111.lp
Lbc/opt suu.soo
:>\5 3639
llOM TO BUILD
AN AIRPLANE
wtlb t.h1a l•htod Wett~ 4
br bOrne with pool. Ca 11
fordetalla
dui·cd l'OOO C_.498-5440
IRIH/Profntao..ls
STf!PK TO OCt;AN
Uuy or lcaae option .
Btaut lg l! 11tury family
home ~ IWJ2!j
SALE IY OWHEI
EASTILUFF
100/o DOWM
FAMILY PIT PAIK
Soper Nharp tllb wtdr J Ur
dbl ~dmoor w /expao
do. ta r~fcreu lods~v. won't ltJ.it ut $23,000
(S82973)
Morltet ty M. Hotlst•
~~
WHYREHT?
11; View 4 br. 3 bu. Lu11k
l..ovdy 197H M ontcn •y
z.Br. 21~. low park tt-nl
of St HI Only S24.000
<SMW7rn>) bul It ho mt' Qun llly
Call)ela. euatom window
treatment. ull bllna. :!
fl'JllCS & JACUZZI Sl'A STWS TO OCIAM Walk to 'l<'hool,, 'lhop•
New I y r e n u v 1o1·t l' d pmg dt tl"nnu. $2.2!1.000
duplex. aood 1ummcr --·'·7 '.".)~-·.0•11•1 __ rental 1ru. 2 Bdrm
from hou.ae & I bdrm
apt. with p11\10 $155,000
Incl. la. "ld !
MEWPORT IUCH
BIG CANYON
Mo.teny
Mobu.Hotm•
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I' f:t' I' ARK
81-autlfuJJy upl(r lllh-d '71,
2Br. 28a, do:;,. to wtr,
pnt'td reduced Sfl,000 for
f1111l 111llc CSF2171 21
Mabllt HotM Store
M8-flll9S
llALTY 675-1642
HA((fo; fo1N[)
llarbur Vlt•w C:arm•·I
3br 21>11 fm. rm. & din
r m U p g r n d 1· d
Ut~Jgbout. qwt>l stri'd
Don't wait on thLIJ 0111·
Priced to 1eU JlfMf.000
Broker m..4383
Only n•·w 1·W1tom 11v11il
tA.1u11try Jo:n1th11h uvn lonk1n~ Ill! Hr1•1·nd 1--------•
f rt•rwh 1tonr11, woo •HODOWM•
UDOISLI
Country charm. beam
ceUioga. 4 br. 3 ba, newly remodeled lotcben & dlo Ina rm w /brdwd noors > d ' lot. By own 1i r
rloor'I, ~JUOol , "'P·•· :1 SPAYMEHT •
rm•ph.c·es. 3 h11r" Ope fl Inf orm u t i'' n 0 A('
cvcrytlay l'th1 u 4 or call 1 2 a 11' .. ll areas A<l ll .
4&t li2:tO 114 C:herry li1lli1 fomily ~ ~l p11rkli
Moutftr•r M. Hotlst•
~ USTILUff
JU!ll rtodUCCd to $141 '100 1--------• Ah!.olutcly 1mma<:ul;,ll·
3 Bdrm. 2•.-, bath, rorm111
d 1n1 n ~. i. r1I1 t I c v t· I
townhomc Orwn i.pac<·
vlt.'W from hvinl( mom
lltld maali.:r 'wt.r Now
vacant Owner anxaow.
MOVING
M20.000. 673-0711 -Cl&ll $4(>. ll!ll
Olr r ,,... STA·r~
atxOO Ramo.d•, 28r. Wa.
cinNul& are.a, open rlr
plan. all natural wood
In l <S R C 3 l X U · 69 I
~HcNs9Ston
141'1~ ..;.; HERITAGE-.
••• REALTORS
c Br 4 w oo pvt Cherry
Lake Sunny decks &
boil• dock Unique
$288.000 Pr1n only
M2· ll21 dys. 67:> 051 6 ---------ev/Wlmds
UDOISU
PIUMI Ptt<>PHTIES
SI
• REALTY ~· .... ~.,.. , . 64K to $80K. HUR RY ! ---84-J-O_Y___ FIXER UrPER rooms u 1n1 t :1 1 r" . &
VdJ\gl.831·2227-WOOOlllDal New U11ting with unend· powder rm orr llvlnK rm. 3 DK 2.,., BA. rrplc. pro· 13 t -2227 ., INc ocean view on quiet whlrh ha11 a cozy rrplc fcsalonally ducorul1id
llome on l,1d11 for one dollJr buy 1111 1111 I .1110
l11land rur S2t4 .!l'J!t fv (or
1ww liollar m11r•· w 1· v. ill
trll'IUth· tht· hou~ ..
HAY .. "RO''H
LA.ocunou,, mol11lc horn"
living with >o p a1·1ou'
aihana lbr with d1·n. • •·
llll'fll patio >IOOIJ 'ri>"' plui.h n1·w t·;.rp_,lln~:
throuKhout 2 l1·v1•!...
o~n lwurncll h·1ltn>( ...
xlnl (·onrl ll11m" 111
l'lud1>t> '<Im•· and n·fr11'.
11l unl1t·h .. vJIJly low 11nn ·
or $4!J,!JOO 673 7K!l0
ASSUM! 8•/• VA
HY OWNl-.:K lmmar .
4 h r 2 b ti r 1• m o d I e d
kitchen. Im. rm Crpcl.
clhl 1<11r w /work 11ht1p
Mlll.!>00 llJ7 Vrt'lorw
11458!41
24 hr Hotlltel RICRIATIOM cul-de·soc. Needs paint as focal point. Commun <'Ondo Sll.5•000 ALSO 2
*--'--10 .. 4 Si.ngle-11t.or)', 2 br. +den. and carpet. SP,t1clou" 2 l><><>I & spa. $?'1,000 flfl + d~. 2Yi BA condo,
......,._ ., 2 b1l ....... 02.000. Ca ll BR. plWI fum•lt r0f1m BEAUTtFUL .. _~_ .... nn. new cnnwl8,
•••••••••• ... .. 0 -ccd to move. L9,500 IUUW\I • r -
MewC..to.Wlt
Ho.Ms0fo.t-
tt-911go-ltv
219&221 Via San Remo
()pet1 Sat & Sun l ·S
Or By Appointment
PRICED 5'95.000• ~l~L N OWNt-:ll <;OA<'fl
:?llr, I '•Ha. J\rhn1iton.
iWll l'Ontl • 1:edar llnt:tl
rl11111'l11 , many xtr11 ~
(I ll 14439-~ 70)
••••••••••••• neorge at (714 l ~2-3700 '" LAKEPARK AREA baekl>ily view. $165.ooo
T--1.1---k between l0&5dally • is the :•wtlin~ for this HyOwner.844-8304 ~7l-7l00 ~ 1··•.n ..... r•aclflc 1104 So Const lflwav '.u"' an VIiiage Fair J s patloui. fumily homt• BEACll DUrLEX Hiahlands MA.,.'"SOMIDAY" LAGUNA BEACll w 14 Ud r m s. :s bathi.. Ya blk lo ocean W .
•Seller will consider
lower oHer If cacrow cloee& on or before Apnl
Mobu. HotM Ston
141-1195
•lltlSH CLASSIC• Vww ~--beat lot In IS ~wit family rm. wet bar & Newport. 2 br + 2 br + l
the lliRhlands Benutlful "" 497-245 7 your own prvt spa orr br gue.it apt. Great sum-zum. Call agent for dt:· ---------
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0,... s.t/S. 1.4
3 449 t'lumtria
Pruf~ion11lly decor11tf!d
1n lRlSll CHt;t;N 3 Br home rn c;n~t-:N
BROOK. Ne1r So Qla1.t ~la u . Spend you
GREEN $109.900
ly upgraded 4 bdrm. • $72,000 M'>lr Hdrm Central u1r mer/Winter rent.al.a Xlnl
ram rm. Wood plank~ Callfornl• h om es In cond'g, Ir~ hr1ck pu110 Income. (213>7~2233. By t.aila. s-a.-• 1076 •EXCITING• floors, upgraded light Irvine offers you thas _..._........,.,,..._...,..,,,~......, $124.950 owner
fixtures. cuatom drape1. 1pectacular t radlllonal OUJE LAGOON VILl,.A 41,.MM 415-5220 ~-bdrm--. -~-b-alb--oa--p-ut IA YfltOMT' CONDO ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Degant 2 Bdrm. den, on VllW At<>M THI Tor beedl w/lweeptnl view OrealhlalUJ'I~ ocu n vh!W '52$,000. Byapptonly. ' frombl&h111Pree1denual
leodt/!>.n9
Ueau taful 1976 Silvereresl :Ux!IJ JHr,
2Ha, S Stu Adlt Pct
Park CMTtnz?>.
levl!lors An outslandlna brudlol bome for the 2br 2ba + beach ahower, _. .. 1-5050 .. .. •
otrenng at 1234.llOO •ctlvllr minded fmly. wet bar. patio w /your 4_..2 .. 13 _. Cherry La ke . Sunny
w. d --•..tty t7~1104 .......... Ela calm features own t;ucalyptus tree! de(U & boat dock Uni·
loeda Of driveway. Decoralor furnishing• $10,000 REDUCTION qtw p!l,000. Prtn only
ake advantaae of the ~·SUrrey w1th the Mii w /Oum View 2215 Heather Lane. N 8 .
easy terma the aeller t. on Top," to ao w o,.. WfS-1-5 Open Sun 1-4. Prin onJy off~&. m-4477 1ch. Two pool1, 321 It S.. lllmd Dr 642-1121 d)'I or 675-0$16
tmn1I court, •~. 1atea. f!Wll/Wknda. 1172~. Call Ne•I Van· Best buy ln Monarch Bay C::I Walk~r 1; lee
FAMILY HOME
OH 9UllT STRHT
40' lot, cat.bedraJ ceaUna.
3 8dnn & ,uest quartcr:s
11115.000. By appt only.
Real FAlale
d erVl e l fo r a ppl . TenaceatPU.000 •IYOWMll•
48M2112. 640-e25i ti.arbor View Palermo ... SODHUMG •••
llel1hi.. New llst1n1. near new 2 DR Condo, on
ly lrl.500 BERTHA HENRY
Rt-:ALTORS
21.5 0l!I Mar -•~41ll
EAST SIDI
tm1nacul11~ 3 bdrm 11nd
t11•n home w 1expanded
l11v1ng rm. Uon1i 1n
elUtht.onea. Pool & jac on
u q1.oet cul-dt:-eac
523"·... "-I ...,...._. 1041 Arl Dane r! R'ealty,
'f """'""I'll' ~INE ••-••••••••••••••••••• 482-4144
Nll.OmlU!d ruauc look. UM'TID ROIHS
4llr 2"1ibe. J•c. 2 BBQ's. '75-5'26
Owner wW carry larae -------·
2 bUu to bc1.1ch, 3 Ult. 2
(ulJ bath.,, Cwttm holllt'
Beat res11dcnlllal urea.
Lrg pvt WOOdl'd lot. ocean vu, J8t'UZZI, $115M
Terms. by o wnr
Udo Hewporl lcll
Smack dab tn the mlddl1•
of beautiful Newport
llarbo r . A gard en
pur11d111e + pcti.
Murvl!low. pvt bch Wulk
to !lboppmg In Nt•wport
It.arbor's moel exclw11Vt'
llreu ( K7ff157 ).
°"" 5-day 12-4 a1...._w.,
A£enl 642·3263
~~
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W~t.alde Co1la MeH:
room for 10 unlla
Sll0.000. Agt.
tm-8170 833 0023 Eve
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PR£vn:w SHOWJNO
MARlNITA l'rea\11101&1 realdenc11
ne•r the m •rl n •. 50·51ll; 493·4008:
131·3540.
Fa•t•v.._., 1034 •••••••••• ;;--;1 •••••••••
0000 .. 14
Near belt schools, 1hop-~~ay. ' BR. 2
Partc Place.Inc 842·744l
...cr:..=~~rm.
DltAMATIC
CURVID
STAllCASI
Two-1tory. 3 br. + den.
21,.. bet.hi. f'•mlly room.
walk-In pantry & walk· an
closet tn muter br
1122.000, Call George al
('114)M2·3700 betw~n lO
arsdally. lrvtne Pacific
WALMU'T 5qUARI
2 Bdrm END UN1T
ONLV"8.500
714-7100
JY, ba. _9lan Fountain
Pl111 Condo. Do uble RANCHO SAN JOAQUlN
fC.11'1&9, Hl,1 nnancln1. E I e I • n l 2 • l 0 r y *72.000. Call '151·8300 or t.ownbomt. 2 Bil, • den
131·2161 w /blto1. Lavlably up·
U1 d ,_.._.. I040 •raded . Overlook•
•••••••• .. ••••••••••••• p-el!Dbell" 1()11 course.
MIWllACHHOMI :;:'=~"~~ By builder, block lo le;eom. By ow1aer: bdcb, C>CMn v\ew. 5 BR, a'1UOO.Cal17U-7D58 4~ bl -14 ft , lrl • . be&cOfti•. IOI J&lh Sf. WOOOBRJOOI: 4 Wnn. 3 11•1000. Also 4 BR, 2.,. ba. J111hl ) up1rade d
butlOl l7t.hSt. SlJl,000. Wiiiow. Proreulonal •ma. ludtcepla1. excellent
location. Owner.
SUl.IOO. sae.mr ()pen .... Sit,._ H pm 4 !Get'"'""' . .... ,..,~-l~..... I 11' old \A9CtO
wt111 •'1 on IPA. 2 Br, I'°' b• qu.lltJ bome. ·-lo.Cant.~
1461611
. .-..
By wooday aeltln1. thl1 2
bdrm. cotta1• II a
perfert retreat Faclni
OatallDa •unaet.a on quiet
cs.ea:end at. Sl78,000. ( DP>
OLD WORLD CHARM wtth total privacy. aur·
r°'8f lbia 3 Bdrm. 2 b•
home. Floor to cellln11
Fr. cloon open onto •
tree enclosed deck &
pa&Jo. txcepUoul value
•tll2I~.
3 BDRM 2~ bath with
l•mlly rm. Thia out·
1t.ndlna newer wood
home wu desll(ned by
ettblierta 0.lrandcr "
Kl1hlyama . far too
many amtmitlea t() men·
lloo. Otrend al only ••••
LOC AT I O N of this
DUPLEX la outaland·
m.1 Two 2 bdrm, l btilh
wlk.a wtth ocean •lewa. lMlt lot, wttNn walklJa•
dlafaoca lo be aeh •
town. 1172,000. -TAKE ADVA.NTAOf; ol
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portwalt1 to purcbue • .... at tbe beadL Call l.odey f« oomoletAI de·
Wll • uua a bdrm up·' "=======-•I ...an J bdrm downltaln 1-
2nd. T.D. 11•.000. 2012
Pert Brtat.ol Cir. 844-44311
11.UffSCOMDO
oe.irable 2·•tor)' newly
decorated 3br, 21,.,bit ..
tPUl IUU'hen w /Iota of ca~, many extr11.
btautifw view, wrought
iron encloled paUo. ()pen "°'* Sat/SUn 1-SPM On·
ly 111UOO. 2193 Vlala En·
trada. Owner /broker leavine area. 144-4144.
llVEIAUIN
IN NEWPORT
•An Ideal locallon ...
•An e leganl E ngl"b
1\ador condomln!um ...
•Priced from '125.000 ..
•UY'Mlown fl.naoc1Ja1 ••.
11* coud be )'OW l••l
~ to btq u out·
ltandinl 2 br ao4 den. 3 br or 4 br with 21,ii bath
home c loae to ever-
YUt!Qa. Only 14 avaUable
lo Lb1i' exctualve offarlna.
Set tib411"•1d Pl•ce al Tualln Ave 6 lttb ln Newport Beach by P...uerllomM
Oelux 3br 2ba duplex. 1-4112·3710 ~ Hlls
Between Sea Shore " ..... uoruJ new 2 Hr 2 uo S,.CW hy n .. lbo 1225 000 J F -~nut.Jrut 5 Star Adil Pk,
S°"t 1 a. R. . 1 t 'y . condo. occian vaew. tcr· 34x60 Searrct1t, 2 lge Br, n •on • e a • rifle.,.,., .... l.500 4911. 740tl_ 2l.3~or794·7176 . ""Y ""' 2&. w/alJ the xtras . On ..._ ..._ ly $29.500
5-.s TO OCIAM -c;i:'.,_ I 078 CAUPOINIA
3 Bedroom & bonus. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PACIPIC
larle patio, new carpet. o....aut ·~·· 3 br 2 ba fm ~·u HOMI Owner tin.nee on ron· uo: · .. ....,. • • ........,.. tract wtlb k>ow down <Jr nn. elet' gar, cla to ~I . SALIS
-'""" ak.e, sdall & bc.·h. $'12,000. 2706 Harbor. Ste 206·A i...eopt.lon. '1-·""" Buy now bef pnr • up 54o.Ml7
HIWPOIT CIMTM awnmer Own. 955>3322. ----~---1141.n
..... A 111 z G<lrleoua whJle water • Ml.Alt llACH ~ Dao.a llrbr vu 68r. pool Newly decont<'d 111nl{k
.. CAMYOM & apa by Champion X lnl Wldt• New Moon w 1e~
TOWMHOUSI buy & terms 496 ~ PMl'(k,, <St 1 w G4 1 M.Aslar.y sweeplna aolf course .Y• Ml foroM 0c.. MoWle Hotlws
view, 3 Br. wet bar, 2Yi Mtiume 9•~'" loan on Im Be. lg August.a mdl. end mal· 2 nr 2 l:Jn 1 i.ty ta! •~'L'l ___ _
unit, pool!llr..e jac. & ten· w/ck.'fl. dlnlnl( rm. nook MOllLE SITES
Dia, amt <Sown paymcnl. on q ul cl C' u I ti f' 1111 t 1 Acn-, 2~ Acre11, :, Acn• Aaeume baJan~. 3% lo M1ny up1rade1. J>rlv i broken. By Owner. pool. spit & clbhJi Nr p11rcels . l''inaor n ~:
M).T178 11chool1111hop!\o... $86,900. avallubh'
. By Owner Pr1n Otlly ()pn HJ7H609. l 679-2823 IASTIUlffVllW K u Sil /Sun 10 ·5 DROVU
1116 BR a B.A. expanded ~ UlJST S""' • Mv .... n 81140 livin& rm. marb&. lrplc. "' ........ 1 "' formal d1nUll rm, 11 urct. S... AM I 080 Ml I. 1\.1 ~d. screen~
aml down. Aesume ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11n cabana. move out.
balaaee. 1% to broltert. . BY OWN!k:R, 2 OR. Oeetofr. 675 2022 _
By Owner. M0-7778 ibarp I~ ba l wnhlle In lOx46 2 Br A BC 1tood con
IT'S YOURS SeAt.a An• MS.500. c8·~11 diUon t55ClO &.o.5566 art for •vpt. r.s4.os .. : unoon ·
~ Gl-M$4 ~~~ If your half•• rnotlvat .... •theteUerollhla be.ut ~ Rr 2 Ba 2 Id 1''V Mint 24 ' Sltcni.ture In ~ .... ,, ....., "" I .. • yr o • ea...a..traoo ~Star Pal1t. 2 ~ ,... y, exc .. r rr · tr1 ·1evel hm la, It '1 aebooll. uaum. 9'7o loin 8,7 bit tam rm bllnt.
day. ~l!OcunvMlw,walk B~ Owner S79,900 air con'd1tloner. di11'
to bcb, 4 YR old. Only 567-1118 hwMh<'r, w•11her /dryer. (714.C'll ftftlU $14.000 dn • ll'• youn. ,.... IOtO f,Ultreet. ~.ooo. (~I
""' ~ Call all. 752.otM. " 7" U you're ln the market~~~~~~~~~ • .. •••••••••••••••••••• .,,. •· for a..._ car, be sure DW'LU •EXQUlSITt: ltbr 2"' b11 Dhc...t......,..
• •~ ~lba. LiMd for
OlllUll0,000
t() check lhe rneny •utol --------• By ()wfter, rtduced to Exec hom~ In Prlml! 4t~2ltl actvertlted for Hie ln ... ,... ~1000.Both 2 8Runlu. Woodbrida aru -----
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Qaullled. PIMAMC'"6 · l Dia to ocean. Good ln· Cathedral beam CllJ•· a.om Bl.if• Coodo. 2 oome ane.17$-CM1S. ODfi hu«e fmly rm w /bnck 20x80 2 Br. 2 w. fam rrn . ldrm+dta eod 1111ll on boulea.al·5.lJOdrd8t fplc., lge fcocd pool11i1t> waahcr/dryur, dl11 --~-IAqle l o t /pal 10 a re•. bsnaU,4~.i. lovel y rN:llJ •• M tt'• flMlt. ,__VieW HUia. Lowely Sprinklers. LI cheery Cap6atruo v1y t)ltai. 5
MOMAICH IAY TlllACI YllW
Outstanding custom f am Uy home. 4 Bdrm•, 3 Bath•. large f amlly room.
Huie lot on quiet cul·de·HC road . 1 ~ Yn . old. Excellent flnancln1, •• ooo.
JF.: cuatomlaad Couotrl k I l c h e n w / d I • Blar adlJ}l park. O.ly iWJ'lm l·I ltomt. Coatl line blblltmlcrowave. Oner pa,ooo. Mutt .... <•» A...W.'--barbat vtew. • cuJ•· wU1-..pf1nanc.. s.».
aa.ei •• _. aac. Leue lud. Buy AU TtnN. $J.IO,OOO Din 11•t .......
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CAURllU COAST PlllUTIES
Hf PALMAVL
IAUOA. CA 675-4606
l UMTS-l<>MG llACH S40,000
.. ~.. 1160,000
l~LAll SIJ0,000
I J UMTS-OCIANSIDI · 1400,000
JI UMITS-C.-0 $670,000
H UtCTS-WIST COYIMA St ,300,000
MllHCAL l&.M.~WIH , ...
IJO UMTS-SUMNY MIAD Sl.000,000 ................... ..,..._,. ........ it00,000
675-4616
Owner IMald to 11uil or
ell $200.000 !\43 tl 141l
v ~· of ha mor lot m> l'a~1flr l>r l PM
Ownt'r bwld to 11wt or
sell s:zoo 009 "'3 \411
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Yo(l(J(laf nrnron 1r111n,-2 tm .. '\on llnrhour. mony n~I. 1750 640·073.S
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mo 404 t°t"rnll'Dl i-'or
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•VBY PRIYATI• 1dull.1. No p~ts JfOO
Tiny houiu•, wotk to Ava1labla April 10 ~iu·h Chlld 0 K N11w _&42_2267 ______ _
(·rpt11 w:itt-r pd NO ll' IOATSLlr OOGS fit40 J>t'r mo 421 L.akt' St't' Msr or Call Lg 3 BR condo. dbl gar. ooo.:ae lease lllOO. 67~ 122S
3 8r. 2 ba ... ivao i\pnl L'll 3 br. 2"" b•. ocean view.
,._ .. ..........__ 32~.. Yc>tlttown & Newland. mo. No pets. l child ok. ~ ,....... .a Ctn. b111 fn('(J )'rd w /\r •es ...:1m-<8!...:.__7...;·_968-_· _229_7_A_gt:::.__
••••••••••••• .. •• •••••• &q1ras.\ SC50tmo. Cl\11 Beautifully upgraded 3 Hot•~ }hi' laundrym&t" 2 900-2100 645 6384 BR Condo. Zl\4 bath
br, ~·~ 'bn t onrlu w t'J Mr F' .... dl•n/Edwur~ 4 b;: Eltclr1c garage door lrplrt•a. pool. lbhwhr, "" opener pool all bit-ins.
wu)llWr11lt)'cr Surry, nu ~ h!I. dshwhr. fot:d yd, $475 mo Call Linda
lmb. or 11..i, sin~loa. ok J(Ot11~(>, khlN & !)tlls ok OOl-0600 1 /99Hl660.
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SUSCASITA.S
Large & reg I bdrm,
encl. gar. 125S & up
Adults. no pets 2110
Newport 81 548·4988.
WHldvRates ~~i0Wt'stuch0t. &
l Bedroom Su1\eb
Complete Kitchens M~d Servk4.l ·TV
Close to all ma1or
freeways and lrvml'
Newport Beach areas.
Roval Suites 2080~ewport Blvd
642-261 I or
543.2000
OOl 251AJ, tl73 m1 004-2!i416_:~ &...-leach 3748 2 Br & den. 2 frplc. 2 ba . ••••••••••••••••••••••• walk lo bch. adlls. pre SJl/\111 ' Mt"Ht V1•rrl1· :I hr
lurnll) rm Ir ph'. 1111
bllJ'-\, 1ww rrplJI & drJ)!>
Wolk tu schooh ~ 1.hop
lill\14 ~UM 0177
~')l~IOt: (f{'lux\' condo.
3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••
r ·d . t1·nn1s . µool
Sl7Simo 646·5003
3 Bdrm. 2 bu. f11m1ly rm. Exclu!41v4• nl•w Wctlt!r Ne~-port lleigh~. Yard,
LAGUNA J:JEAClf MTH
INN $75/wk ft up. M111d serv .. color TV. heated
pool. Uul. 1710 494.5294
985N.Coasl Hwy onenlt>d condo 2 BR. 2 ..,.,. ·73 3.S · BA. rvk. 2 r ur 1:ar Tt>n ...;.g:...ar_. ~--6-'-1-6-· --Oceanfront. s hort term
rm. pool & JBl'UUt SllOO 2 master bedrooms 3ba rental t1I June 2 br.
mo Hetsch access Nc"'' condo. rrplc . $520 mo dttk. frpcl. gar. $400
marina. ~lip ;n •ail ~1392orZllf190.5S38 mo 494-5792
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I lum. 1<1 rh1 qood 111• If d 11>1.·11" I."
fo'ROM $.1ZO TO $4 15.
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1 i i« I '1111 I :011 NOW RFNTING
llx41. ruN.' quiet park. b11(
)'lltd. met a I 4 fi bf' !"I: I 11!1:-
J>atio, 2 ~"Cis. bvm.i rm w~ 6n 3 Sldt' ..
C M ~8017
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nl.Ulual 2 1 .. 1 .. nda. ror
.... ,,. 7 1 • 8 66 7733
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CAIO SAM LUCAS
lla.tdt'nt:al View lot full)
improved Pnv l'art)
ea11114 rn Jtso11 r>
"~y · !\l'lt111g. 3 br, 2
ba. llJJUt lt'\•t-1 frplc. 2
l'MT t 11lnrugt.' garagt>
P uol SS75 mo 345
Un1vt>r s1t Or Days
646-i2£2. t'Vt'S MS 9S43
07S.333S. 67~ c\ es Jbr. 2'hba condo. patio, -.. -... -,..-.. -oc-h--l-7_6_9 Costa Me-so • 3124 COiia Me-so 3124
Condo Stud10 ocean view rrplc, ga.rage, wash/dry ••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
----~-s. 1200 -------1 ••-••••••••••••••••••• .. Pl.EX -.'7s.~ f''urnlbhl.'d, 1 hun
l.Jkt' nt'W 4 Br 2 Ba N._.pt lli!htt. Sl6(JO
5411 HO:PI
2 IJuc>lt.•x Lots Sllmton, 66
X 145' t'J Pln:.. l>('rmh &
t·ng 111l'I Total (Jrl <'t•
$70.000 Nibord ~2.000
JIUDtll\f(tOA Beach dNbtrd lit ~ $51:,,1)011
21)', Dn.81>•. finunrao~ Un!. liermu<IJ .l>u111''
3br ~IJ frplt.•. J:Jrugl'. 41 ~
Yl'b uld , llK'alt'd n~·11r So
\1.c.l Pl.ita. ~95. mo
fo:\p1 SS6 79 47 Days
,;i,1 4\."'41
Nopomts.fa1>t t'1>cro~ S715.f()() furn W \1•rl''
Own Hkr IH2 7•lll7 land S30 ()().)lo '1.'l.IMIO pt'r
l'rlJlonly 714 002 2!1ii L•---------1 ;H·rc l'uml flui l•lloi:.,
StitiO,OOU Mill h1•l I & M~u \'l•J'll1· :.tl>r 2bi1 lrm
kummun? H1 .. 1l111r ,, rm fplc ))ltms. fl•nt•ed.
71.:>37 llw y Ill, H.1111'h11 nt-wl)' clt•1·or<1ttll No ~irui:t.'. ('u 5 1.11 'Ifill•' l'l•ts. $5i!S 646 1!'>3S ·ur DIRT CHEAP
Uuakhng lots I acrl'!>: 2~1r Bt'rt'S: 5 acre~; 10
acres. Whatever you
wlilllt. we have 1t. with tn·
\~tors terms.
FAIGOl.E.
11676-S717 l /523·44-0Z
Rancho Calif. area; 4·S acre pa.reels. $100,000 rull
7 UHITS.C.M.
Bcaul new build 1n~
FireplaC'.'cs. xlnl IOt:ull•m
TSL In~ m ts M:! !ti();!
FOUi UNITS.C.M.
Near new. 3 Br own~rl>
unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2-car
gar .. 3-2 Br. 2 ba, uniL'I.
TSL lnvslmts 642· 1603
*****
price. terms: must sell. 19 fowDieJUtS
A_gt ___ ._m... __ 964 ______ 1 By owner. f>ri ces ex -
IO ACIES tremeJy low. Seller will
t-'or tnve11tors! Xlnt ~~;( all hnancmg al
hnancin.c ~Cash Row 1-677·5600: J.679·2823 DROVER Low OWR ray,..nt
Afl hNMs lltr.714/542-3676
for S. I l 0 CAU., FOR SETUP
***** •••••••••••••••••••••••
CdM TRl-PLEX .
t,v~ s&s-GI~ or Joh• ~1327 if>l-4004 ---Rmchn. Form$, AH11l11ble now. 2 br. I Ila Gro•n 2700 duplex. Small rnrd &
••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • pauo. Adults 675·056~.
PASOROBU;s BEAUTY l::xcellcnl invhtment & 2 Br. 1 ba, hardwd firs.
pnvary in beaut valley. beam ceiling, rncd yard.
78 acr es·SO t11lablc bltns. Sm child ok. no
Micro cbmate. potential pets. S37S. t982 B Meyer
grape land o r horse Pl. 549-3484 wknd or art
ranch. 2000' mode rn s·~.
house. 3 BR. Z BA· sunk 2hr lba_e_n_c_l _g_n_r_Y-rd_N_o
liv. rm lrg frplr. beam!>. Pets $375 mo
2 guest tra1l('rs. corrali.. 75H)S4J
barn & ~real \\Cit __ _
S319.740 Ownt•r. 1·ull ~111 1 Ur stme refnf! 2131767<~400 or 766 !>lfill )!ar, no pcl:.. adults 1w
C\el> Virgama Pl S285. 4!13 067fi
I acre. 3 Br ::! l1;1, I\ \.
frplc. wnlld for hor''"'·
$82.SOO. 7 "1 987 fi3Uj.
Jerry. 2JJ t7tlti 5727
4 Hr & dl'n 21 :1 ba. 1 , blk
fron Nwpt Oat:k Bay
Olympic :.17.e pool. tenni~
Cl!., J3l'U7.ZI & :.auna
$S75. Call 646 9251. It.al Estate
W..t.d 2900 -------•••••••••••••••••••••••
Bltms. pool. 1ae. $32S. hook up. Kids OK. ~ <213> 592·5762 l'H:. & mo Nopels.64S-0266.
C2131 3119-31109 collect
3244 •••••••••••••••••••••••
() rt 1\ N G 1-.: T R ~ I::
Sp11c1ous I HH eonllo
w put10 on stream T,·n
ru:;, pool, Jar. 1\dultb on
ly. nu pets. $330. 552 3475
Northwood:\ .a br. 3 b~i.
200) sq. rt . family rm.
frplr. dshwhr, fn<·d ) d.
gur. Water & ~11rdencr
pd. Brand new $750 mt·
Kids ok . no pets. Af.11., no
foe. 964·2566: 973-2971
RENTALS
2 BR, 2 ba ........... $500 2 BR. 2 bu, rum . . . S600
3BR.2 ba ..... $t75/1000
3 BR. 2'" ba ......... $525
4 BR. 2', ba ...... $700
2 liR.2ba ..... S4S0/500
S<tn Clemente
4 Br. J ba. walk to bearh.
pools, tennis ~ yrly
Manna Heally. 642·88SO
IEAUTIFUL COHDO
wHhVIEW
2 BR 2be. Dbl ~ar l'1x>I
2S32 Uni vcrs 1ty Dr
~+~ep_ 550-7707
Newl y dt>c 3 !Jr. J ba.
8ark Bay overl~'R golf
course. $800/mo. 646-2469
NEWPORT IEACH
WESTSIDE
Mwpt T.,.,. Condos
2 bd I sly 5'75/mo
2 bd2sty $495/mo
2 bd2sty $500/monew
3bd 2sty $S2S/molse
Ask for John. Agt
Cal631-1266
2 Br 2 Ba + study $550 +
ulll Npt llins Avail ti I
i',;\ i::; 631 JJ'i8
ll;irb1>r V1t•w llomt·
pPrfo.-t conrht1on. J Hr 2
II,;., l.J\ 1ng rm. frplr. 1lin
1n)! rtn . I amlly rm.
i.:urrll'n klll'hen. prl\
pool. Jat. gardener &
IJOOI s~rv. tndudl•d. No
pets. $82.5 8."10·9666
PANOKAMIC
OCf';,\N Vl i:;W
OPEN HO USE
SAT/SUN 10.6 2 bdrm.
()v.TI your own apt.Pool
So Laguna. 499-1579 Three 2 Bdr m units .
Sl.'l5,000. fnl-1418. eves or wknds. $500,000 CASH IRAHDMEW
ourLEX ~--------
Newport Crest Condos 3
Br. 212 bu. /\va1l lmmed
In}/~.~~ 6!_5-0295 -----~~Lots/ SO -.,,,... I ••••••••••••••••••••••
2 choice Pacific View Ccmetary lots S300 N•
4~-4615 ---
C-rciat ,....rty 1600
•••••••••••••••••••••••
NO NEGATIVE!
31 UnlL'I in prime C.M .
l..ocallon. Priced to sell
I lave client with SSOU,0()(1
Wants Oran1te County
properly. Call t'hurk
Spiller. R. ~:. ~rokcr.
752-1920
at under $34.000 per unit. 2 br condo. bt'low S70.000 Xlnt terms avail. No Owner finani·c G-12·1~18.
drl vc-by pleas e . F or IMO 16th = 1'207. N li
more information r all 92663.
Paul Shaµiro at - - -
SHOPPtNG CEHTY M.wport Pi..-Rlty. CDM DUPLEX ~e 8 unit center with &?l-2051 dy WANTED. Will lrnde r u I I y c q u t p p e d 67J.3t00 ~Y. Eruitbluff S BR. f'vt l'ly ~taurant. bag parkin~1• __________ 644'_-_1_1n __
lut. with room for 50 cars
located on a major blvd ----lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .....
with high traHac count. Pri• e.ocJI u.its ·-•••••• •••• ••• • •• •• •• Rt.1it.s have not been in APPROX 3 YRS YOUNG ......_ ,_.sheod
creased for se~ral M\JSTBESOLO ••••••••••••••••••••••• years. ss10.ooo. Call SCOTTIEALTY
3 Bdrm, $575 mo. &
2 Bdrm, $450 mo.
/\dulL'I, no pet..«.
Agent. 646·3255
3br home. AC, sprinklers,
pvt enclosed jac. Owner pays water. $57!i mo.
Ownt/\gt. 640-2821.
2 ba. 2 Story Woodbridi;c ~~~~~~~~-OlflClo with landsc;iped
For Rent · lbr house
fcnrc.-d y rd $265mo
&12·&164 uft. 5
Newspar1ous rondo. 2 br .
2 ba w ICOrnm. pool. ~. mo. C'\1) pets. 644-8485. ---------SUper ex~ rondo Jbr 2ba.
frplc. pool. l7thtln-1nc
M75 Adults 67!'>-81 ll
Nice 2 Br hse. cor Monte
Vasta & Oran~e. CM .
$33S/mo. Ph 642-816:?.
cnrl. patio. A:.king $50()
J)t'r mo Call 640·5570
wkdys bef. 6 pm.
Qt.act well up~r::idl•d 4 Br.
2ha tn Wooc.11.irid l(c ~2S Ph ~ l-4S!s.1 -----RANCllOSAN J O/\QUl'I
2.Br. 1 tllla Condo. $565
rro. 752-7855 d)'S. 832·7036
eves Rudy
a....,...IHctt 3248 •••••••••••••••••••••••
wow• Mlru ocean VICW,
Newport Crest
'l'ownhousc. 3 BR. 212 ba
Pool. tennis. Ja<'. Avail
Apn I IS. Sl6.50 mo. I yr lsc
642·~.
3 Ur. 2 ba. 2 blks to ocean
U 1mm. tennis & pools.
~ mo. 645·3370
3210
···•······•··•········· 3 l:Jr. 2ba beaut rondo. adJ
Sn Cowit Plaza. Just re-
det'Of'ated WW cpl. Cent
air OW. deck & car port
Pool. 1ac. BBQ etc.
M ulls. no pets . $485 mo. inc gas. Avail 4 ·1.
646-4753
TOTAL
LIVING
J Bedroom
Furnished
Apartments
• Plub Beauulul
Single. 6 2 Bedroom
(furn 6 '1nlurn I
• All Utiblles Paid
• No Lease JlequMed
• Swunnun9. Teorua
81lhasds
• ACIJ'YtU•• Duectot
free Sl.Ulday &tw>di
• H9<lllh Club&. 5-no..
lac......
PLUS MUCH MORE!
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
Newpon Beach tNorth
118 lrv11.•
nt ~ ~,,,.
1111 &4~ o~~.
Newpo11 Beach/South
1700 1&1h S1 roo.,er 01 1£nh,
1714) &42 dl7C
A.dulll only no pelt
Model• Op.,n dmly I 0 7'
rROMOHTOllY
POINT
View Villa. ComplNc ly
furnished. I BR & Loft
Available now Tennis.
pool & spa Dt>nnc
Soderlin g . U nited
Brokers.
675-5626
Promontory Pt . I BR. s em 1 fur o . 2_ R It .
beautifully furn Both
lovely 111ews overlooking
bay & pee an 673-6449
Oreanfronl spectacular
Vu. Every comfort 2br
2ba study. frplc. $950. ut1I
incl. 646-3118
751.JUU. 5U.7Sl3 ~!~ ..... ?!.~~3 __ 8_r_2_Ba-.-rrp-lc-.-d-s~
lg reor. back yrd. $550
mo. 310 E 2 1st SL
548-8561, 548·9652
~~~~~~~~~!? 8t fum. wtr pd, gar.
•
SELECT -adlt.s. no pets. $tl25. 227 1.<:i
Monarch Summit , beaut.
3 bdrm.. 2 bath condo
with fabulous view ! $750
~e.
SoMHt• _.., 3216 1716 W. Oceanfront. 2 BR. __,...... avaH now. Wkly or mon·
PROPER.TIES Really sharp trl ·ple~. Diamood.67).8540. ••• •• •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • th1y 673 .. 7677; 67~
Ckean view new s pacious Steps to bch. Don't wait
--. . call now. Principles only 2br. den 1"1iba Newly de· NNN Shoppang Centers. p I~ as e 6 4 4 . 1 103 . eorated. Clean. $650.mo.
Sparkling 3br. 2ba w /fam
nn, fflllc. new crpl. Lg
fn<:d yd. 2 l'ar garg. $485
mo. 2135 Pomona .. C. M.
Sal IQ.4or r.ill ;,.i\M'JR67.
Turner Assor 499·4591
Loguna Hils 3250 lwc. 2·sty house. Near ---------beach. Pm. Rm. dlntnR. snr5 TO IEACH
fully lcai.cd. new. 13,500 <>wnr fAgt 675-3314 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slop rm. patio. 2 car gar. 4 BR. 2 ba .. wntr. $550
l> (. Sl.260.000; 7500 i..r. ---------Beaut. 3 Dr Townhouse. No Pet. $1.200. mo util in 3 BR. 2 b3 .. wntr. $550
167r>.OOO. Brokcr 968 71164 DELUXE 4·PLEX 'Nr So. Very pvt home nice furn All luxu.ncs, rel' center rid. Owner art 6 pm. 2 BR. 2 ba .. wntr $400
--Csl Plaza. Owner's unit. nr bay 2br 2 ba frpl patio Choice M~a Verde area 4 NEWPORT Under market. Prin. On· ,_ad_uJ_ts_lll00 __ ._4_97_·_1_829___ Bdrm. 2 IJa. lum rm. Leisure World new 2 Br <kean view new spac ious
.• ~_.CH ly.Agt..S41H366 Coroftct .. Mar 3122 frplc. lS minlobch. Lge 2ba condo. Wu s her t lux. 2-st.Y house .Ncur
15.A NEAlla"" ... ICEViru ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba c kya r d . $550 . dfyer. A/C. golf course. ~ach. 1-m .. R'!l. danlng. PUSTIGIOUS 150,0-Dowu..... Newport Bearh ·s finest 2 I 3 '9 7 o · 7 5 7 2 d y • SllEHi879 Sep rm. patio. 2 car gar. " " 2b ...... On th 7\4 !frlS· 7111 wknd /ev. No Pet. Sl .200. mo uti I in. OFC~~ET _.IL Pl A "'-II r. ....... e water. • ......._ ....__..... 3255 d 0 r " 4. ex. ssume. °"' er Ocean & Bay view. $1400 3 Br. Z "'-. frnlc. ya-', tn'. ._. ~· cl.. wncr a I. 6 pm. Bui l ... G will c arry pape r . mo.6 molse.Callforde· plex ~t. ·~~ dog~~S490 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.31670«>886. " Manageme nt avail. talls&42"4783wkdys. mo.fn"al9?. 4br, 2 balb. family rm.---------NIWPOltTC&fTH Agent.Gary D. Bosler .ro Across rrom grade schl. Ocon V1ew·Monarc h
FASNON 151.AHD 960-4388or536-3498 l.aplaleodt l 141 ~. incl'g gardener. no Summit. adult comm. 2
21.165 Sq. Fl. Excellen Principals Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0... roiwt 3226 pets. 77Q.870'i; 581·~5 g~~ ~l"(;O~ ~sr':t :
!Mallon. Magniricen•1·---------2br. adults. 190 Canyon ••••••••••••••.-•••••••• 32 9 ....... ~.-· ., p ... _ 3ba 1 Ntwmnrl •odl 6 cJ...,..,.,...,e. pool. Jacuzzi. Ocean View. Cash Flow. EXCHA~EUP! Acres Or. $395. h. 213 / ...,., spa,nrnew.cose ••••::;;•••••••••••••••• etc. Teal & Babcock
Owner Wlll Finance. Quail Place Properties 1~1~64~3152 ~°::"~~~~~i 3JIOI New JBr 3b3 twnbse. Will Realty Inc-. 499-4797
OHered by. closed escrows on over __,.....~ 1se w/opt Lo buy. Orange Tuattft
M""'arch Real Estal"' "·· t67 million in sales and ••••••••••••••••••••••• To-level 3 or 4br 2b11 ram. Ave. $800/mo. 645·2469
-Charles Ulbrich"'...., exchanges last year. Our JBR. 2t.7ba twnhse. l'\11. rm. near bearh. RenL or ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••
IOOOQuailSl .. Suitc 2so invento ry or pride or l..aR Nil( community _lse_._n_s_-0239______ 2 bdrm. Townhouse 11,
Newport Beaeh. Ca owner1>hip and Pool. Jac. aress top\\ ba di s hw as her . !f2660 Nickerson type unili> bcb. Bachelors lo share pallo. 171,.1~·2682. shows more than SO in· or famil y . $5 50". Kc'lsqonltoch 1240 pools.
$475. 581-3400 2131G7Q.~.
3290
associated
BROKERS -RE Al TORS
10]'> W 8olbo•1 b., 1 iti.b 1
2br gar. parkln' steps to
bch. $32.5.mo. ancl. ut11.
Now lbru June ISth.
673-3958 and 544·6899
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•Long Bearh or PCH. 2 Br $275. No pets. Sngl
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833-8974
a.aoa Pawlo 3101
3 Bdrm. 2 bath apt.
Adults. S450. mo. Gas
LA MANCHA Ans .
pa.id. 642·5073 ___ _
Large 1..2&3 bd garden
apts. Adults Oshwhr,
bltm. encl. g;jr, !las bbq New1y deroraled J br. 2 ba Pool. Ga:. Pd. 778 St·ou townhouse. Spat1ous. Pl 642 5073: 645·5611
ftreplaCl' & pool c..!Ulet --------
area Adult~. no pets. M~A VEROt; home ;it
$100 6'S·33HI . 675 5949 mosphcrt• 2&3 hr di>.
EAST SIDE
Delauc• 2 br. 2 ba loft apt
Putw & up!(radcs No
duldren or pl'ls 180 to:.
l!l :.t St S•l3S I>.iy:.
646-4262. e11e1> 645·95'l:J
Comfortable new 2br. 2ba
kids ok. no pets 2032
Walla<.'\!, C.M 557·6985
apts. no pets . 546· IO~
Wnttak•Vi~
~autlful brand nf'"
adult apts. No pets l'oul
Jacuz21 Open daily
9SS W 19th ~l
Hitch. $25S·S26S
I Br $29(). $305
2 Br $335·$350
TSL Mgmt 645-8122
S365 mo _______ Beaut. brand new adult
NEWIREIOArTS
I Bdrm & loft $350 I
Bdrm SJOO. Bach $?..SO
t-'plr. rec room Pool .
Jaruzz1. l'ndo11t'd
l(ara~l~. Gu:. 6 . wtr pd.
,\dults . no Pt'b 393
llam1lton. C M 645·,14 I I
2lir p\l p,1110. )!a r;i~l'.
rhlldren 0 1\ SJIU mo
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apts . Spae . I & 2 br
w~ style Frplt•,
Lnd.ry rm. lmmed or ·
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I Br. I Bll S325·$335
2 Br . 2 Ba $395-5425
TSL Mf.{ml 642·9-il2 ---.. THEVICTOHIAN"
2 Br studio. 11'7 ba IV .l!llr.
adlt:.. <'Pl:.. nl'w drp:.-.
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& d.rpt.. L'l_1l tnl I Adult ... ;,, .... 2 bdrm l'Ondo:.. frpl<'.
no pct1> 6411 <\3112 bltn.\. l! r ar ~ara'ic $4SO
ASST MGI< "''anted. p1m & up 1071l Canyon Dr
IJml'. somt' rcnt dedut" 64:>-5637
uon 3br. 2 ba. family HEW DUPLEX l'Ompl 1·-: 64 S K0~4
IOam-7pm
1 Br baC'.'helor apt, util pd.
:.tuvt> trefr1 i: 1nl'I 599
11am1lton St S265 mo
642·7671 ~557 l25.S
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area ~ 710 W 18th St
lbr. 11tovc. rel Adult!>. no
petll $245 i 17 \\. lllth SL tr<.: 64!>·1926
2br.211i ba,cvery amen1.
ly, l650 sq . rt. Obie
~a r a~e . Hu~c yard
w/room for trlr. ell'
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HOWAVAILAILE
2 br 11p1 Pool. jacuz<tJ &
BBQ area End. garage
SORRY NO PJ-:TI;
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Cost.i ML~a ti45 2~!'1lS
UUUXJ::. l~t· .1 BR 2', l lir. 'l Ud ;tll i:l.:1· i:rnd
Ba, near new Uhl V;.tllO. noor t'U\ µur~ nu p.-1~. gar. grdnr. etc C:lo!<ic to S35U .11 u \ 10· tor•<•
bch lllOO mo 5-48 3365 613-0082. 552·<&89.1
Mesa Verde large 2 bdrm S31S Nr oe\lo 2 br :! IJ.1.
11, ba. encl garage, gar. frpl('. bull' 1..·1011l' lu
larite patio Adult aJJ
couples. no pct.:. $350 TSL M~m1 64l IOOJ
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<tel Mar area $400 mo. 2 JUCUZZI. f1r~plal·t· Adult!>
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Large I & 2 bdrm from dr11pes i car ~ar . •'k<'lr
$26.5. Qwct building w1lh door opener ~r llr
beutuf1ul landscap1n1t. Coru.t Coll S.12~ mo 1
Ideal for adults over 35 $2110 dean d c pu;.1 1
No pets LEEWARD 5.57-6473
A PTS. 2020 f''u I lerton ----. -Ave. 11 blk east Newport 2 Br. Iba. rpu. drp::.. 1•nl'I
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area $300 Adib nu pcl::.
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a""'-pool & sp;i Z!OS apt 3. Colll·~~· \ \ e. ,,_ 642-9760
126 I::. 18th Stret·~
64&6816 :?bedroom. t bath S.140
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come projects for sale 49&-ll01/4S4·10l6. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
from duplexes to the .. .. 31 9 Ncw~legunl·2 bedroom Apt for rent. 3 Br. 2 ba, 1.-.r l E 2 s Lw<""' 2 BR an a tniilt•x 100+ range. Several of 9rn.... och 6 tri60,or2bedroom +<Jen 3425 blk to bch, Balboa Call • 51 c.tol~~Otltreet f>OOi.JsWlde<'k Nw11t llt:.-•••••••••••,!•••••••••• our agents visit Texas re · ... •••••••••••••••••••• $575. Cedar & window 673-0572 '"° .,.
I bedroom S30S per mo 6'15-!lm r •••••••••••••••••••••••
IASTstDI gularly to colJect listings Oceanfront 2Br l ba. h t'' bl k t ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• · :?bedroom. I bath $345 1_are_a_._S34S __ . 770·27711~
and we have a broker on available weekly start· ome. ive oc s 0 2Br, 288, chJld OK. pool. Responsible Adult ne(!(fed EASTSIDE CUstom units on lge. lot ; salaried st.arr licensed in ,_ .. Mar 17th. 673-9060 or beach. Pr!vate 2-car 1 Jacuzzi, clbhsc. nr So. to MANAGE 7 units . h 2250Vanguurd Way real teaJc wood interior: Tex andN ad gu)2Q garage. hlly main· NO FEE. Apt. & Condo Coast Plaza&OCC $395 blocktobe h G7S..I058 540-0026 •Lockedgar.w/lg ~tor huge frpk .. new plumb· aa ev a . · taioed yard. Adults, No rentals. Rental Pavilion mo 673•5781 642:1008 ac · · 1 bedroom · $.1 IO •D/Wpatio, lndry rm
iP8 fr rocl. Only 1118. We have openlngs for 1 Br beach bou&e. until ~Inquire a t S27 18th 675-4912 Bkr. Tues.Sat. '734-6cn2 • ' Clean 1 br. utilities in· •Special cablnel spa1't'
0Wner6*-0917 se ... eral licensed , ex· mid-June. $350. Adults, . (710 f60"633L 3 b d t m . 2 'h b a . eluded, $32Q. Adults. no peti. •Gas heat. gas cook mg.
NEWPORT BEACH Lux· perlenced professionals DO pets. 731·84& 3br lba close to beach. Townhouse. Beautifully OtarmlngSo2 brC, 2 bpa,con· 67S.7876eves gaabot water all frc~·
I ~~ t J I t ff ""--N P t d t d b II do. Nr. · st aza. ......_RODI 11 v*-•Adwts. no pet:.. uty 3 bdrm Un t.s. --=P8 o o n ou r s a . Newport Crest Condo. 3 """an._..... mo. o es. ecora e • oal s p Pool. sauna , Jacuzzi. ~ .. Mor-3122 ~"" · ......... z bdrm $335
to beach. Fee simple Previous experience Bdrm. 2~ baths. Beaut 536-7060 avail. $850 per mo. Sorry 00 pets . 2511 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• IRAHD MEW 2323 Elden Ave . c.; M
land. Perf to live In on with homes and reaiden· decor & cuatm furn . OC"'•"'vt~WCONOO 8'79-6310or~669S Sunnower.SSH870 Lrg. d.lx 2 BR 2 BA plush 2 Bdrm. 2 bath apts . 642·7605 reot I.be other or for in· tlal Income or com. $800/ A ti r../t.n r. .,4....., ., r I Perfect ror 2. Grcnt C M veat m enl . A s k int( mercial properties Is mo. va n ow 3Bdrm.l~ba.$450/mo. Bltlfs gorgeous 2br 2ba To•a•• crpt, ...,...,, pa •• o. pr. locatioo.$375 &$395 Just
1187.000. Call for appt.. needed. ..~m:s: .:!_., 3116 Call :>49-3344 ~-~~!:J!°n~r dpooe~r·:!t ~tiled 1525 :~·5~h~sr·aA:u1~. ~o a rew left • Call for dl"
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\he following : s.2·s.3·3's. 2 b(Srtn. 1 t>a. backyard. ssoo'."";sk ro·r 'Austin ~:.!i~w~~: 640·2•26 1:X..,..2 br. gar . sundeck. 2er.gar.taundry.utupd. New Qub ~lity NB Duplex· !M's, S, 2·6's, 3-8'&, 12, 14, encl ga.ra1'C, kids & pels ~L37l paUo. pool, jac. $395. San Stove• refng. S390fmo es.. I l .. to bay. 38r f2 br LS. 4-16'1, 17. 19. 2·20's, 22. OK. Private bcuch , ten· BOAT SUP. 2 bdrm. 2 Clemenle.522-6827 548-~
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3826 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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3 Br. 21 i ba studio I'\ 1
fncd pauo Encl gara~'-' UJc.s of grass ~!IS. 33552
Blue Lantern. 4!\6 !1230 .
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Paullllaip6roel , PLACE 1 • • .,.. IU'M. Kids A peta ma~ IQcl. Only 84M'lM inl nn. l'[!A.A. b be•\ laun· · · 981).2158 ... ...,...., ...,. n--· 2 8drm. fi.Nl>l•ce. paUo. ok. ~· Art. no fee . ans. per mo. Ut.U. •tr•. d? tacll Uea. Ample 2 BR townboule. It,; b11, , ______ _ •7,...tlf ~,... Nft llildnl. ~o pell. $t50 9114i1:588, '73-2971. Mk for Frank ~3000 l Bdrm. yeuly. olhtreet storaae h t prlvtlc. rrp1c. skylltes. dining Townbowle, lovely. !!pac 671-ltlt~. 1a,.n .. P.N.I yrt,y.~ New beacb condo. 2oR. dayw,&G,..tv•. ~~ 1mmed. enclo11ed aar a1e. One area. back paUo a& t11do 'home-like. 2 br with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2 Br. 2 bli, ........ Anrll l to 2ba. •···· ....... r, leMitl. TJf•COVE hal a yard too! Close to yard. l·car 11ara1te. lat11 pvt, lated CftltanC'e + 2 ::: _.. "" -...,... .,, v I 2 BR !,\ bl k IChooll. 1bopplnf • bus. more. M25 mo. 962·2$58. paUOS, Some with uu. ~~} · '520 1 r I Y • •. IG-042or M6-0996. tf:l~ Driv•. 1 Br. den. ery c ean ' ot ~ -· 1625 per mo. .,_ -c-· SwtmmJn" """I. 'lartain-Nl.ce •=· Cll. IMUGO. Nr , bc!h, Id,.._ '45-1231
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From 1349 ~ a.han bath w m1.1k No on WATER. Available LOS1" Colbe dog smN f' ~•" Oro•9• CoMaty Is ~acuJar topa, tulal lutdk-n 11nv hit IJ'\I • Office I.,.. 4400 for rdail or pro(esalooal child's pet Vic pt. ESCORTS tl"t'ft!lftltln proacr•rn ea M'<' cl4·p rt·qwn·d ....................... <Jifi<'d. Total 0( 3000 sq 8cb 848-99M or ~-3611 * * •01 • " .... so or~
ACCOUNTING
TIMPOl.ARY
ASSIGMMIMTS
MillUllC''r tl47 Gt)UI MJl'1aJ Pf'Qlram 7 pool• II 1140 G3l IOM l>;>lux.-m t'd1 cal 11uit " fl. Can ~ d1v1ded anw aft. 7 a. Hrs. 95HM74 wef
lh.1nlll1i:tun ._ • .u-h lt.nna t'OW1..' At l-'11i.hlon Rdrm, J'Vl balh, •itlln~t IUVWld fir , Coron~ dt!I s maller Wllls Onve by Lost: Sma ll grey Toy
blJ&nd, Jambort>t• & San rm Rt'fll t.o prof maturt.• Mur tu-11looom1ci. Corp. 3633 W. Coaltl Hwy, Nl:l, ma le Poodle. v 1 <': Marry now• 4213 Civil N ~ w ;: 3 H tt "pl' J o..Ql.IQ 1 lllb JW11d womao ~ mu N U 67S 6700 t.bml eaU Harbor & Baker' CM. Code OC' your lae"ense. $t00-'50l.I K.U. OK Ille! 1'714t 644-ltoO Uhlr• 7~ 0722 W•-frOllt Hom.a Reward557-2911 __ ~~ P~Cll"('~ 14·1 ~ ~ ~ )q. ft. ofhcc)l • 6ll·l400 A MAJU<ETPLACE ror
Nt.W l.lJXU RY AP"I'. tae Nwpt llllt!i. 2 bR. II(«' .... & loord 4050 t-'rum $14.S ln<'I ut1I 779 ~~~~~~~~~ PurcbaaU\,I Ageou and
2 HK U /W rpk A<' yan!, flltr. bltns, child ••••••••••••••••••••••• W Wt11& ~2200. New&.uw::ues.
• • ' ' Pl!CMOK ~ 640--7814 u.M~a ... lh h Ft>rstore&offitespaceat This Is a n<>w DAILY pauo, AC•r TcM.u. & PoOl -,....,.,.,_ In t•xc lrnf:l' l)()wntuwn llunt1ni:ton reason.able rates. PILOT l'lusifirauon to
$&50. 7512787 tAC ... Oll UNITS for chon1i for llludl'lll / lleach 210'·11 Mam St. 500to 5000 ~Ft. lltt buyer and r;eller J. D ~rty M.imt S • It ·~~-Nun •mok"r~ Un~ 2 rin ufhct: 111v1ul. tnRP thtr. Sel l-your .. $22 + '°'h ...:1187s SllO ~ 15o:'llj MESA VERDE R .,urplus. 0111>r:.torked or fttolld;yfUf'OC't'upan<'y2hd, 201 Ll .. N."41. G.tt,__ 4150 ._------PL/\Z/\ no lonRer nf't'ded 1t1•ms
den. frpk', ~itr 1 tblkl ,..-...... ssJl.7707 0 THE 1.52SMesaVerdeE.C.M. orsuo-'le-1ofanykmd. ok S3l50 962-nw --•••••••••••••• • • •• •• • • • 54M 123 . "'
All ~ul~lO ~l."J 2 br 2 lndiv1duul cun• for nruvc WATER I For more lllformallon or Condo. 3 Hr. 2 ba Tot.al ba, fro.;, $330. Jacuz~. ladles 61) & over Pvt • HA.llOll ILVD. to pl.are your ad, call
rec. pkg No pets pool, rec bldg. Located la cc n i;c d huin.e, rLUSHSUms SWre20x60+oflice,l450 642-5671
SJ8S+ut1I 675·1706, across from Newport Rosemary ?-tcClinllxk :' 350to l300sq.rt sq.ft.toual.$49SPermo. between HAM and
64S-Z?23 Beach Golf Course Board &c Care llomc fmwtasffc Views Bkr.fn5-6700 5:30PM. Monday thru
----'b b t 1 · ~ 33122 Seu Lion Wet Bars Friday for your ad lO ap· Clo6ctoshoppang3br. ~...., Sown Y app · on y. \f)r Ouna rt. · Udo""'--'-a Newnnrt Mariner's Mlle. pear tbcfollow1n1¢d1yur ba. patio. carport. K1<b ~ -""'"" -,.., ft call betwc<•n M M and 12 ok no """"· /\va1I. now. --~u...-Sucsear ._.als 4200 y111w Modem 50'l sq store or noon on Saturday for · ""... OCEAN"'"'", ......,.-of'fice. 2630-C Avon. LOW $310. See manager at . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~cwJ.1(>11. • 67S-8632 rent. 2131477.7001 Sunday's publu:auon. 7671 Commodore , 113, 3br.2 ba.w /office. Vear· 'I'alung summer r~iwrva.
ILB.orcalJ973-297l ly.Frplc,gar,$1050. bonsnow Nofee Sllll Up. Ofrlce-store. 480 S.J.Cap.600sq.fl.store.
-.-----'fSLMgmt 642-1603 Call agent.675·8170 fl. /\/C. 17301 Beach Bl. 2 blks. No. of m1ssioo. •I.Ii 2 Br in Loog Bch. --- --Jl.B. LEASE 842·2834. 6'75-0l76 Complete set o( store fix·
tures, cashier counter.
Lost: Cockateel. College
Park. CM. Reward.
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LORI'S
WE'RENO. I
ESCORT
962-2391 or 978-l341l -SCRAM-t.ETS
ANSWERS
Muslin -Beryl -
Extol -Llmpid -. PLUMBER
JUde to Ice Rl1lk wanted ' Harbor 6 Adams from
CdM. 3K/Wl>ek. Ncgol.
pnce. 64(). 7429._
When be was a kid, he
always wanted t.o be a
pirate. He made 1t. too. Hc'soowa PLUMBER.
Found male Samoyed.
Vie Magnolia I El tis
963-6880
FOUND: Bllt. M. Bat Bull
Vic. Edison H.S.
Sl&-9652
2 sharp guys want sharp
gal'I foe-dating. lra vcl.
sailing, golllg. 834.0980
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Models & »icorls
Male-Female
Ann. Oesllny. Sonny. Erica, Marsha, Cassy
2A hrs serving 0 C
Ask about spec rates. Ould okS27S. No pets. STEPSTOOCEAN. Vaew. Y~R..tah 4250 --------_:..;.;_..:._ _____ _
Hasstv. 833-8974 3 Br. 2 ba, 2 car gar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIWJb omces. up to 750 sq Commettlal garage with
----------bh.i.n&.165()/mo. fn>l906 ~ for rent. Big Bear ft lll xlnt bldg. lBlh & office. Choice location. '~:~~~~'. Near Udo. 2Br, 2ba lux· City s.IJIS 6, linens tu.m . New P 0 r l 8 1 11 d · Mariners Mlle area.
displaycases.~5PM 137 ~-------~ Industrial Way, CM FOUND: On Delaware
642·9Ull, 960-4788 eves. near Yorktown. Strong
752-8701 ---
pres. blk. frame glasses. Call8C7-00&7 art 2pm. ury waterfront apt. S25 mtely pr cpl. Call ~ZlU/646-6303. Newport Beach. S22S per .......... -.=.:~_;___:_ _ _:_ __ 1 Garage, balwoy frplc. aller3p.m.548·1989. sm sq ft 3 rm suite. Nr _mo_,_646-_7_64_1_____ Oppa,.....ty 5015 FOUND: Blk. lyr. Fm. 5.16-8235
L.OVELVLADIES
Are you tared of ordering
"beautr," & gett1nJt
"beast ''> If so call
TIJ.-0801. Escorts a va a I. ~..-..i...I va·H.ae $150/rno. 559-1802 Cond.o on ski slope an O.C. A.aport. NB. Avail ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Cockapoo type. Some ~Ill 111!15 2 br 2 ba lrplc steps Snowmass, Colo. Wkly Mar 1 Contact 752-8263 IDEAL Investors earn 50"k of pro-whit on cbesLBm. cir. You can dae o( loneliness.
New l"2 bdrm luxury rrOOt ocean brand new lb r u M arc h · /\ Pr i I 2 rm swtc. 390 sq ft, ample Cafe, omelet, s andwich rit. A success. bu la Ider &-49194 11 you are SO. 70 & looely.
r:1nt .;~ ;noc!:is~~~~ )'Tly. ssso.' 632-8344 o; ...:55::.7.:..·.:.:3802:.:.:...______ park, uU incl A/Cad/a· shop. with or without =:'.1'18ho~t·~r':~ _FOUND:.:..._ __ :_wtu_t_e_do_"_w_1t-h caU~kJns.~
for travel.
rus. waterfalrs. ponds! -~-·_S864_. ______ 1 _________ ~, t~e~cE. P1;~~ ~ eqwpment. All elcc & secured. Mr. Gordon blk. & bm. spots. Call Man wants s\Jm partner
FJ:om San Diego Frwy 4 Br. 2 ba. upstairs apt. S-.r & Eosht' Orange, c. M. 642·421Q pl= ~OcATI0"4 9.'6-2464. Steve at~ for NY Hustle classes.
driveNortbonBeachto Newlyrefurbishedavaal. &Y..Wl...tals Roxie •"'-owner (2U)S987717 OOMEOWNERS LOST: White/tan dog. l'Upay731·9l82Joe.
MMccFF'addaddenen u:eon.,"!~I~~ ...:oow::..:..__·673-__ 1305 ______ 1 AVAILABLE NOW· II pd n,o;• Put~our eqwly to work Newland/Adams/In -•SHERI l.F.lo: • ~ Yrly3Br.l Br&Bach. CdM dlx sultc.'S. ul · in d1anapol1s area . C""'.RT MA."SE USf; Village.<714)893-5198. Dlx3br.2ba lowerdplx.1 J0"41SIEALTY.htc AC. ampl pkg, Fr $195. MEWPQJtTILVD s gorgeous Reward!898-m3 . r, ,.,
blk bch. No pets. $500. :m'. No tse rcqd. 67>~ . 1 Dtl-ltnt_.•t HousccalL'> by Appl. l BR. qwel adult condo, l.Ae.m-o.93. Askfor MikeorBobby 100> sq n. commerc1a . Lease back your house Found F eb. 11 . Nr 838'6838
close to banks, shops. -----673-6210 Appro1e. 400 sq. fl. C-2. 130 17lhSt.CM $425. 546-3937 and continue t.o live in 1t. Adams/Newland . HB. ----beach, W /0 . 642·8768 2 BR 1 BA, fplc. l blk to ~~~~~~~~ E. l7lh St, Suite "L". 0 fl I · Wi.U gross $1.50.000 this Male Samoyed. 963-03!'i6 -beach, $395 yrly. $200 = . $160 mo Doyle548 1168 70 sq . avaa an w I l ti Deluxe beuch apts. Fr:plc, dep. Evs 645-73116 ...,.to Sllcre 4300 · · · established Center nr Y e 3 r ncl garacrc P"l10~ c:..., ''"· .... orfa'ce La Paz 17lh •· Jrvine, C.M. Xlnt $200.000+pot.ential. 20'7" e ' ,.. · .. "" ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ...., --. " "' net. Can be help run. Peggy, 960-4392. Luxury 3 BR. 2 ba. /\dulls. ROOMMATES Rd. South or San Diego location. Call now. $420 .,,.,000 clear. By owner. - - - - -no pet.s. Perunsula. Bay Fwy. $J08 month. Avail _mo_._<_I_)fn_6-4_148____ """' 'f'wllM.2br. H·~ba. 'llunl· /\vc. nr 6th . $550 41.'L.-~ •-,,,,.,4321 t .,..,6 TI2-S948eves. mgt.Qfl ,Bay /\dull Liv· G73-6467. w•.,..·~•• now . ..-· ,ex .c.• ...._.,.alllewtal 45001---------
ing'' Brookhurs t / Enjoymore.Payless! 3 Jlm office.carpcled,air, •••••••••••••••••••--•• ~to&.o.. 5025 Lost Male Vorkie. blk &
/\dam.'!. $32.'l mo. 1st + IAY VIEW AJI Ages & Lifestyles. cond. Skypark Circle, Industrial 800 to 1600 sq n ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• bm. Niguel Shores area. last. $100 clean/l<ey de· Like a house. Gorf!eous 2 We Cht.-.ck References lrvtne. S250 mo549-5033 with offices. Newport. Reward. no questaoni.
L ost in vi e. or
Bristol /Randolph. C. M .
Tri colored Border
Collie. La. tags. (Rusty)
.REWARD ~-1763 aft 5.
posit 963-4080/970·1397 br, 2 ba. Fn>lc. Pool. ln Cal546-4212 64S-211J,646-6303 ./NEED ~ed66H220. aft6PM or Sal&Sun Eas tbluf(. Mature Orrice space for rent. Ap· ---------
adults. No pets . $495. Cul Living E'xpenses I prox 432 sq. ft. New cpts, •MISSION VIEJO* La<lieS sUver Seiko watch.
Jbr3ba brand new llunt. 640-0349. · st11114· rt M mo °' 1101 paint & hghling system. Prime location suitable lost downtown H.B. area
DATE
'"N .. MODEUMG * Modlh&Escorts •
O/\VOR EVENING BY APPOINTMENT
661-6732
FUND RAISl"4G 7
If you have the Pn>Je<'t.
we have the method at nu
cost. Mr. Crumpton ,
~2274.
We're
Tbere a re m any new
nrms moving lot.o the Oran~tl County area
bnngmg about an an·
creai;ing demand for ex
penenced AccountinK
uod Data Process1n~ personnel.
CPA'S
Aadlton
Tax AcCOIMtants
Coet Accomta.b
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Accou HM) Clefts
o.tar.try
kf'Operaton
lf you are not aware of
the benefits of workinl(
temporary -give us a
call OC' visit us at our new
location. We wall be hap
py t.o dlscuss 1t with you.
We are located in the: ..
COLDWELL BANK BK
BU1LDING
Scut.e 112® 2333 No. Broadway
Santa Ana
l714t lls.4103
Free ParkinR
/\c:countmg Clerk/ Phont•
optirator n eeded fu 11
tame. lmme.di1tt.-Ol)4!n
inl(. Full co. benefit:.
~9671 for appt. Balboa
Marine Hardware
E.O E. MJlo'/H.
Adrftses Models
s.A.M WA.MTS YOU
S A M. <Screen Arta:.t Mgmnll w /Over 20 )'Ts
exp in show business L'
looking for those 1n
terest.ed in a prof. carttr
in movies or TV. Ca II
633-2233 ext 95. Harbour area. $475. mo. Hou9&-MMea Untiml1ed Pd 11\il. $250/mo. 645-2550 for comrn'I or l.nd'l use . /MONEY 3/14. Call536-9500 Days 536-6663. 536·8705 Luxury 3br 2~ba din. rm. f'IO(l('f'r'> •rt Aoommi1ti• orfl33.212' l850to2050sq. fl. A/C of· V Young man. JI. deprt.'Ssed
eve 84().59t9 pool, patio. $500. mo. n1a11.t11n9 smu, 1911 O.C .... -RT fice.100 amp power. Call FOUND: 3-15-79 Vic. No. over recent loss of Al»iM•STRATIYE ~OorS48-6019 Fea1urooonTV,l'IO~ """""' (7l4)522·4254 days, El Camino & Portal. S. SICIETAIY Lovely 2 br, 2 ba, new w1111enup1nT1mcmaoM1r111 (71 )"""'-"~ • <.:lem ·Keys. ldentary. girlfriend :.e~ks in crptg, Adults. $335. loq. ~CANYON VU '·"'Jld liu11tl1 900 sq rt of delu1ee office 4 v•.r...-eves. l...e.!~ troduclJOn.'I for ~se Sm a II psych i at ri r M~r. /\pl C. 811U San Sharp2br,2baEastbluff 7141132~134 space in beaulifuJ AN ED CRIDIT"40 o f es t abl •sh1ng hos pital, So. Oran ~··
Angelo Dr or call collect condo. Cathedral ceil'gs. Fem'I t.o share w /fem'I 2 Profes.'llonal Bldg. W T FOUND: Shep Male fairly fnendslup. call or wntc County . Good s k 11 b
1213) 2.89-2426, wood-burning frplc. encl. br 2 ba Condo nr So. Csl lodustri al "pace with NOil.EM lrg. Blk & Gold. 645-1508 1714 l LE·9· 7344. PO Box n e c e i. s a r y . So m •·
Large homelike 2 br, 2YJ 2 car gar, pool & rec. Plaza$200mo 1168-2963 979-1533 ek!c. & wate"r 20 x 40 in 2nd& lrdTDto.1 or6"-3656N.B.Shelter 1444,Calar.92642 ____ ~e~~ircu~I. ~V:.'~~gJoi~
ba townhome a pt. facilities. No pets. $.525. · RIGHTllALTY Calta Mesa or Irvine. 547·5402 FOUND: BlklabMed/lrg ARLETT~ OPPEHUO
83
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774 Enclosed pvt pa\10 & 752-3'96 ;67S·7<Xt6. Rmmt wanted. single, CaUJim494-2407Eves& Arr~by Aduh.645-lS08oc-&44·l656 MANNING : Please get•--------
011rage. Ocl~e kitchen w•--share N. Lag. Bch hse, ~eolfiee for rent oearWlmds ·:....:.:::.:..::.·------eo..tttc.. Lo.ls NB Sbel• m touch walh Mrs. Orlan· Adverttsing ,.,../bit I I e fr'a "''"" pvt beacb, tennis, Ai rt $185 o -· · ~er E w h w ns. nc · r a,.,. $475 mo. yearly, cute .-nc:.1mo.49W068aft6. rpo · · perm · LAGUNA HJLJ..5.lwo ad· T t do < leanor OJ a n > Small ....,,. ok .u10 mo.-·~'"..:...-------Recept/ Secretarial cNW• ft M 1 'ts Mol..__,s. NI FOUND: Shep mlx. aB. Mover, RR 2. Sanborn. l7610C:;".,;ero~St. . . 2Br. no pets. older pre· Fen, rmmate only, to shr seryleesavall.540-6402 jac..,.,.,., sq · uru • ,,;;:;;:-50l5 pear s new mothe~. MN' 56083 reganhnl( the
CitJ ·'Rily 8396623 fe!Tedfn3-814S new bldg, A /C offc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bm/gold. 645-1508 or 35th reunion or your •mma · apt, Cdm. 2 Br. l ba, den. lndividual offices with re· !roots oo Moulton, nr 644 -..:.:...·3&56:.:.:..;..H:.:. • ....;.8_ . ..;.She_l_t.er __ J _c_Jass __ . -------New l bdrm, Nwpt Hl&, l $?17.50 + 'h ulll. Diane, ceptlonist, secretar y, Lake Forest, lease by LOWEST -llMl~o. adult, no pets. $290. dys 640·1460; evs conference room xerox owner8:J:S..UI08 Fem Chow/Shepherd PF ....... Senicn5l60 t•biw 3142 646-6611or642-774S ..:873-....:;...MM::..;..;.;..·______ 11.1'.lCb room: SM Dieg~ · · ..... rfttlates mix recenUy whelped .• :: ................... .
-•••••••••••••••••••••Peninsula Point. Beaut. 1 Rmmt.e wanted to share Ftwyaccess &exposure . RENT Ml 600 s~. fl. $l7S lstT.D.'a.aho NB a r ea. 673·7694, NOLAcanOOit.J aclueof
Guard gate. tt.'flnls crts. Bdrm, newly dee, sun· .......i,,...,oceanfrootapt. Fountain Valley. ~o. to mo.2944Randopb,C.M. ZlldT.D.&.o.s. m.-0956 a ll trades for that
swtm pool, llie roofs, cob-deck, YTlY. ad Its, no pets :W:N;t. C811646-9160 mo. rent.al begtnning a t 67$-5116. Fairest Termuince 1949 FOUND: White 5amoyed ~cular job you must hie stone s t.reels, oo s:JOO/mo6'73-ll94 SMOper mo. 7141963-&KS Share small industrial s.ttler Mt.). Co. P'CJP>'. e done & don't want
channel adjacent to WANTED Prol. female to Birch Street Offices bldg, ioclds sleeping '4~Zl7I 545-0611 00•3840 todo.847·9448842·3464 marina. Unique 2br OCEANFRONT, lge 4 Br. share large bch house. Prime ground floor, 1850 room, or use for xtra
nothing, like it an So. den, 3 ba, 3 frplcs, $1550 pr i v • b r • b a . sq. ft. (at 7~ rt.) Call storage. W. Costa Mesa MOt4EY AVAii.AiLE
Calli. S85(). per. mo days permo.Agt.758-1120 W/handaome happy B&rbara~2274. area. $200 mo + ulll. 2ndTDLOANS
714/846-6660 evs. 714 / easygoi.ng26yroldmale. n4-•2918;646-2379 SWINGLOANS
52J6.5m Newport ooodo 2 br. 2 ba, ~s.580. 400 sq. ft. 230 E. 17th St, ob-4550 EQUIPMENT frpfc, pool & storage. C.M. Fum Incl. 3 desks, ......
Lost: REWARD ; Yng
Norwegian Elkhound •
Male. lost near La PBZ,
Lag Nig. Salver grey
5400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"'""-3144 Avail. April lS. $f75. -t Rmmate to sbare 3 bdrm filing cab & etc only ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.'ONSTRUCTION
util (714>6"2-4321. bse, Sl50 + dep. 'Al utll . ....,../rno.63·1.3961.· Self·storaat', 17601 ORANYPURPOSE Found: Fem. Doberman. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8C7 1897 _,., .Mt-roan Ln: H.B .• off David P. C8rey & Assoc. near Warner /Beach, HB 3br 21hba Brand New STEPS TO BEACH. 2 br. 1 · · eCb&Slater,848·99118. R.E. Broker. 960·1957 586-8844
w /bllc face. 968-7039
OVER 30 SOCIAL IN·
TRODUCTION. Cun ·
fidentaaJ. Ad 11484. c /0 Classified Dally Pilot.
330 w. &~, Costa Mesa Calif. Woodbndgc, $650mo. 2 ba, pool, laundry, encl. Yng Fem. looking for -==-=;.:.::.. _____ _
car garg. 213/~l gar. sns. 640-5078. same to ahr 2 BR 2 BA ._.. W..ted 4600 cawonua lat TD for sa!e. Sell things fast with Daily
apt. $l8'1. Park Newport. • ........ •••••••••••••• Bal $1938.04. W!ll dis· Pilot Want Ads.
New 2 BR condo, lighted S..a.m• 1176 ...:fM0:.:~:..=•:.:.:..5 ______ ~~-1e1 Respql}llble, working count to 14% yield to ========::.l====:..::::==--==i :::;!\,~~] ••-••••••••••••••••••• Fem. roommate wanted .,,..,.. wrlNr seeks one meturity.&u-IWM
Deluxe 2 Br 2-sty near totbr28r'1!lln Balboa. ~ ... ..., bedroom cottage lo saoooo 2nd TD behind Orangetree Condo lbr beacb/aboppiog. $475 lmmed. occupancy. $175 ./"' --Corona de! Mar or Coeta sz5o,ooo 1st. VleW, hilltop
pool, jac, tenn. crt., mo. call 832·2256 or Agt. mo.87MOt6alt5. ~=:::..... ~w· riQuiteet:neuCJ "'iedesaenAd. homel sold at '650.000 . sauna, exercile rm, '295 a.ooeo .,. .... Ulm Payaole S800 mo. lncl
mo.881--0633 p . Pro1 M/F2 BR 2 BA S220. #208, Dally ,.,~ct, P .O. 10%, due 3 )'1"!1. 964.000. 2 Br, 1 ba tz75. auo. oceao/ca.nyon view. Lag Box 1560, \AlllU Meta 7141'151-483', 714/493-lW New upcraded lbr •Pl· Stove. Walk t.o shopping. Bcb. 644-0663; 484-2475 921126. 4M!I.
condo. Beautiful •12118 eva --------•..__. _ _...,___.cpl _ __,,_
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rec. facU. SllO. C.U Deo· r.. 3190 N.B. leek atrallht prof. * CDM * or 2 BR ~· yrly, CDM = property. Call ma.,smor~l-4123. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• M1F1bu .. pac. ': rw-:' ~,J.,~e~ ~ft~~~ =· u:e. ~= = l====.831-=:7421==· ==::;
Brand new Woodbnd11• Le 2 BR •"" BA, <•rage. ~ e-:.tac;;s + 8rf1: live new wallpaper & mo. 751·2275, 673-4350 aruNY Condo, 3 br, 2"" ba, 2 car catPeta..1 nu minibliods, 8"-0IM white shutters. Must aee i..::=.:.;;.:.:..=-;;,.:...:.----n.n
gar. A/C. All rec. facll. falS. '1711 Ellla, # D, to appreciate. '275/rno. Need l or 2br apt. rur. or PINCHEI SS90. mo. '42·1518 or M7-GU, '7WUS 2 Fem to abare w /female, PLUS ur)f'r. Npt. area.
631·3122 ~ ..... .,..__ 3 BR ·~· Rel~lble. preatigioua 3 desk &pace 673-8SIOl ' llW Walnul. Squre 2 bdrm. bl ,,;;;:;:-pts llJO.mo. Tuel.la -4000 q\.iet olfice 1u1te, pluah NN
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w a II p a p e r a • pool~. $335. Adulta, w /tt:r::,lble female. ~'!'.'.:aceutlnttural 1111Yr~oce 8s!~ .. ".•.•. ~.···•••••••••••• •Y ""' waaber t drJer, sun ... .-p ... __ Bra new t ownhome ..., .... ..., " ..,.. •• • _. no • _._ ua.-..., n;y tundeclc, oceansiM of a I I• eottb. pool. MSO mo. of Newport Frwy. comparable to 1ln1le COllll Hwy. Wiii make ,.,, Wt IOOI
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330W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity
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tw. Hot h1.1K'Mil Lov ~·-Gw At •I aiu11111t.,.. 6'2 ~ Hemla=effe«u&l --··-.. •••••••0 •.. ralu In town. John. S.y painters. lnl/E•t. est. Heritage kltcbeau.
101 cans CM artoa Eiqir•d Cati>n loatalllna ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---14! ladyt.o Office , lndus trlal. 9116-216St Houle. Free Eat. Low tm.oGJBob. ~-··~u-. Rutonabk o-... '-'-u, ,.l ...... U"" • Her a•ra. Handyman ~Acl .. n . re. ataurant It home • /9 twnmer prices. Andy. ~n.o. -.... .. .__ '"...... .... p um b to¥. e I e c NoWworthy l't'fereocft cleulDc. R«1. Uc/boo· Nlllllllg,.-....... 8'13-2338 Blake,613-~. LI ..
Ma.tu.re reUabl• womao ..:_v.y ..,., ---land1C'apl~ Oeor1e a])nft.kler. paUIUn&. etc. -Aud~y. 642.-a ded/b:ll.m .:m1s •••-•••••••••••••••• ........ ,...,.... .. ••••••••••••••••••••• -'U=-~bJkl ln Carl)et t•P•tr at'd ~ ~ --~.!!!'-~ _ft:IMlf Tiny. Walla, rritinia. floon & 1 *i:lfl I P~PAINTINO .............. ~~ ....... Repair " Reroof. All
cey carpet lll1lall.c! C all VARO R£JUVENATION _,_ ... ,.. wmdowarleaned ••••-••••••••••••••••• EF'ritprd. Reas Rcates NeatNtotMel&tA!lxtures typebs k·s hloale s · -C before l AMoral\forSPM 'l'rN trtm mln" • r e -· ee Est. Call e ne ,..,...._ lf"'l .. "'f rock11 a e•·compo.tar. Ut-'d day<'aN', \\' oeta fl6.m• moval. yard c:i::anup ., tt o M ES • f\ PT S . M6-6l45 European Landscaper. ~ -•· .r ... Free eat. SU·5830 Yin.
M"u Do a. n41 ht spnna plaoUoa Ho b ltni'PtW.1>lumb, l'f1Jnlr).tl . Mature Lady to clean Too work. Jo'alr price . PATCH PLASrERJNG Avail. ~77.64611421 c-.t~ 8*1G'8 ~~~f';...!11/ba rt'mode . )'OW' rbome. ,..~lt Mrs Refs.646-481l dy11/eves. Prol paintin«. Ext & int •---------"' •••-•••••••••••••••••• ....,...,_ ~ """ Low rates. Rers. Free All typ es . Free Reroor & repair All Bab,y1ittln" mi homt l'Utt~~)obOtc •Vt;.RVL.OWPklCt:S• Marlow.~9304 BEACHCJTJES ee&.S36-4780.SJ6.4383 .iimates.Call53fJ.7113 types. Lic 'd .. Wo rk
Weekdayli on Y ll> lit't vour form• UH onla.nd5"11pem lnt ~ Clean your home own Landscape&malnt . P P hi guaranteed . 24 hr. houn l.Llf>u..... monry ~ &u~ ~" ~li20t~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lra.n.s, ..-s lo wk 'eo.ta Oarrell.661·3042eves. WALLPAPHl9'4G laster ate n g : 642,98
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final l60 Aet1uo lAM•I ClildC_.. t.m n-moval ~1-'«>4 LG1l" h11 uvl.1ng rml~"vn11nn~ l&t~t. ~·SOOS wnlerfall. Do it ri!1:ttbe ble. Wayoe (IXOYE' Rest u cc o . 0 v e r S.S. ""-"'"' """' ...... c IC I •ArARt' rd .,.. ... ... -1 ...... 01~1. 1·-Lo ·~ ·r-.,. _..,..111 ....................... le11n upa, a u Int( Keai; ralt'lt 842 ~ ·-•Ml.It_,, lat time, call te n's 64&-8226 UtUU\wa .... w ra.,.,..
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'l)pm&.980-SU9 r arpentty , old ttmt> neat, rehab.le, rompleu ctent..Reas.~12 lady seeks bou.sesltting LG.stwf•~• 6T.M -
;..-_-rraftsmaU ~d 1P 16l"'i In ~ FTee ewL 842 4atl9 Mike's Hauling Service ~ementa7302 · Call aft 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _____ LS8____ HOM&5A VERS. Plumb· !!.~.~~~! ........
_,. .. ., ~,_,83<'1 Mr 11 om L--d -S20perload maximum. ~1.._. SUNRISESPRINKLERS Painting. INT !EXT. log le beating. Fr ee , -·· ,_t typin'4 of iden-••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.._....,... " an srap111g, gardt'n ~"dumptruck548-14Sl 1--T-..,.__ r Su • Neat honest reas 12 estimates SlShr Honest ....,... """ ,.,_ t.e I-'-"" ~t ... ----ma1.nt • 11prnklr1>, haul· " --..-uu1 now or mmer. yrs. 'exp. Lic'd . Dave & r"'l·1ab. le se.r va·"e. UcaJ original etters oo ..... rpe~ ,:ftnll All , .. n.~ Newronst, .ipt & ri•s1den Ing Art 3 631 37 1ti U>W COSTSTUDENTS ... •••••••••••••••••••• Conservewater w/ourir· 96'HOO. BA1M"c9K.'""""'"""" _.. yourlettertiead. Free in· sue """' ~ un °· till bath & kit n•modds 645 ~ · · U'eC lnm. trru.b cleanup. INCOME TAX RETURNS rig. systems. Free est. ,,.......,,.,.,.,, · ro. Kann. 751-6893
Tuny 646-11649 _ i.m concrot\.< & pla11le; ~2352 Prompt. reasonable. StiLi~.?f~JI'i7~'::~n & EXCELLENT Ingram Plumbmg. reas. 1~._. c~
CUSTOM patctunic. llc 640 ~ GeMral Senice• Newport Bch. 833-8199 PAJNTlNG t ...,..-....... 1 ...--. ,. •••• 1 ud h k 0 _ t.es IC'-t r a es o n r e p ad1 r1s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t C / ••••• •••••• •• • • • •• • • • •• """ ege 5t ent wit true • • ....-as a .. , t.>e es R n enor u11>entry Jo: C Jo~RANK Jo:N Gen nv· .. 'abl" for ruhbU1' hr•" LlNDA 'S ••Y ·.r . . . e p1pes, r e mo es. An sol ~8.""' guaran-by Jay * 642.st!O'J C ........ FIXIT• " illl • ~ TAX SERVICE -••••••••••••••••••••• S48-2706 Expr'd 6'S-6394. Y a ~ .,,, · · -ontr ...-. moval. general baulmg. teed. Quality work . I.Du's Cafl>Cntry 30 yrs Add a room . improve Carpt!nli.'r . pa ' n lln g 642-3460 Pers/Bus Jn come Tait Brickwork. Small Jobs. Painting & papenng. 26 Free SlO off. Beach City's Economy price. Mesa
ext. Doors. windows, 673-Si920 anyllme__ Reas rates. l5 yrs •n ;:i__ ....._ ...... _..._ Call~ for appl. Newport, Costa Mesa & yrs Harbor area. St. L.rc P1umb111g will beat any Service Co. ~·9490
pab06. remodeling etc n......t......t_...a area s.48·1752 .....,.. ..-~n lrvine.67S-3t7seves. 183281 Refs.642·2356. estimate by 10%.631-3470 u c/lns. 5Sl-20S4 8W'QnMm I DO IT A.LL ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUS &PERSONAL " .... __ . •~~Tax returns """'"'"' fD8"""'1"V, patios, Int P"'"t & wallpa""'r -••••••••••••••••••••••• c: .. o 4909 AMWAY PRODUCTS cau"'11''",,'" .. ""1100for appt' fireplaces, ';;.i~. garden r..'. ... 1...., k .. ~ .
U you're looking for a bet· ELECTRICIAN·Priced ,,.... & Nutrillte Vitamins . """' · " ~. lOO's of local "' ... · wor • reas. pr. terjob.youwon'twanllo n ght·free estimate on For your Amway dla· Have somethingyouwant rels.64S-3Sl2 Joreeest .St.eve 547-4281
mi ss the employment largeorsmallJobs. Classified Ads, your ooe· trlbutor call eves. to sell? Clusified ads do columnsinClas~uf1ed. Ucensed 673-0359 stopshopp111gcenter. 64$-3913 itwell.6'2-S678. WaotAd.s Call642-S678 SdUcUe it.ems 642·S6'78
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ARCHITECTURAL Babysitter . grandmother Banna1ds.age & exp no CASKlER, Telephone & CLERK for beauty supp-Ex 'd salad lad E 'd ~--y Hotel r..ofed ArcW:ffd5 t~. occasional ~M's, l problem Port 17. c t.1 . -Gen.I Ofc. Pref mature ly. Exp mature. Npt B<:h •DEHfAL ASST.• w:iters. busbo~s &11 GIMLOFC /~. HS KP G J N S PE C · Jabe.t-· rughtwk 979-4186, Mesa 64&3666forint.erv1ew person over 2S for our area. Apply In person. Respons1ble. m ~ture Mr. Slot-kdale alt lOAM Exper , goo~ t yping TRESS -7 :30·4pm. Well est.ablisfied 0r~ml(e Verde area, CM · Mls!llon . Viejo branch 1be Bod Beauty Supply. pc~ for dyna!111c of· ~/499-393S. sJalls. use or dlctaphonc. F /time. inc weekend~ Count f ·th t Beauty Operator store. Ma.n 2 yrs ex per. :& E l?th St C M fice m Westmin1ster. S handle corresp for 2 Uruon bent. Call for appl
des1J &':Jv~~c~ r::.i;. Babysitter needed 18 or HAIRDRESSER Good w /fi~ures. Apply • . . day week. call Peggy, Gardene r , S pacious men. & misc genl_ ok 64S-SOOOext520.
duction systems orient.a· ove17~y lime brs. lO.l, & Manicurist needed. 'The Earle 5 Plumb!ng, _.-a..t...11 ~-1t.--1 893-3411 ....,.,,.,.s for 55 unit com· dlltles, for sm mfr firm. 3-4tl per week.Some . · Jnr. 28922 Camino __. ..,..llllllTT> &-"""'~ c M Good working cond. & Hotel taon offers permanent nexib ty lO mo old Sea Mist Ha1rstylrng. Caplslrano, Mission Vie -School Oenlal assistant, r ba1r ~~'::'or <~:3\~.~1~ benl. Tapmatic Corp .. HS K PG PO-RTE R -
Jl06ltions w~x.lnt benefits boy. Own transportation. 963.8282HB jo 49&-0401 Eam up to $300 per wk. side, Newport Beach. Mrs Witt for appt. Midnlte·8:30am, Union
& opportwut1es for ad· "'per hr 67$-3823 n .. ., ff' . Pff' y • . Lo t .,, Pl pteosant group practice. G A d t l ed """""'""' b f C 11 f l vancement. Minimum 3 "" · °""pr iJ'p1st 00 ou Caahif'r/Clerk R es~nsi· w wu.on. acement Exppref'd.~ll22 as tten an mm . .,.'7'VUQU. en . a or a pp .
yrs. experien<'e in Type r BACK OFFICE W iexper. ~ E e brlsi $t.t rr ble /Of' evcnmg shift in· assist.151·91~ employ~lly com· GEN: OFFICE·Mature 645-5000. e_>et_520_. __ _
& W HOSPJTALS. COM· F/lime G P. Call 044·0384 b r x c e ~ n ° r eluding weett-ends. App. COOK Dish Washer part lime. rm&Sion. woman. bkpt.? macb ex· Housec.lea.oers to work for
M E R C 1 A L , Mon or W('(l 5S7oWs~7 ;tk v e s . ly at OC Airport gift Mesa Verde Con vales· General (){flee per. belp(ul Pacific lod. Janice's Raggedy Ann.
RECREATION. . . · shop. 4 days per week Conv. cent Hosp. S48·SS8S LOAN SALra CLERK-S upp I y . 2 16 7 So .. Tues·Ftl. 8-3. ~UIOO. .
1s-.... Ope•ill91 Banking Bldcpr F /C. Contracting . e>eper. Exlnt worklog DIS PATCHER-s mall for wa~bouse & GNMA KathawaySt .. S.A. ......, __ 1a~ ...... --...... ..A. O.LRowt.d i. TfllERS preferred. C.M. area. Cas hl eor Part Tame . oond.&benefits. E.0 .E. alarm company Pool shippuig. Exp de· GirlFrida l..itebkltri-" ·~--"""''"~ &Auoclate• llN:.. 548-5543. Resta urant Mon·Frl. Bayview Coovalest'ent. daytime. 228 F orest' s itable. Mus t t yp e bt.e __ _!,.__...,_ ,,,_1 (nr M~~~2car. .. Independent bank h as il·2:30pm. Jack·lrvioe 20S5 Thurin , C .M . 4.Swpm ~-...-:.,. """ ... _. ... , n6-1150,A•••ha immed opening for Full BOATS Cllbboose.754·7SOO 6'2-~ Ave .. Laguna Beach. TYPIST. P ""me-4 h imerview.S4.5-3'Mi. 1----------•-U T I d · p s.a-.., __ ___.. 1 11 rs IHOUSECLEANERS -ASSIMILERS .,.part me elers ea1r· oc...-~"'" CHAIRSJDE DENTAL COOK, experienced din· DONUT SHOP early AM day. To operate Bur· Girls for talle·o ul Ext>&carnec forwork.
lmmed openings for all lngtiaJ adConvanlacectmMentDpotei n· has im~late ooeniogs ASSISTANT. hrly. ner cook. See Chef. 1600 abift. woman, no exp~. roughs DOC Prepar ation Samtwlch Shop, Moo·Frl SUShrtostart.646-9780. levels ;,c precision elec· . s. av s., fortbeiOJlowing: 548-1262 E. Coast Hwy, 644·9550 Over ~ trs· Apply lO macb. Must lype 50wpm days, call for appt. 1----------
lro· mec ban' c a I a s. 848-l234PA.CE12c·EC. ITY ~hll-eupr between lG-12. pen Dippit.y Doa1ita. 1.854 tce:\11'11tdy. Both pos sal S56-G670 [Housekeeper part·time kl~or II .. , ~ Oty ol Fountain Valley Newport8l,CM commen w /op. Call 'lburs tbru Mon. Good sem.,.,,. sma com Po· BANK Stockroom clerlc CETA protram zoning CX>UNTER Help f0t-dry _ • ...,,.........,.1 Penoonel, 640-4$80 ext G-R-E-A• T beaefits. Nice woning ~~t ~ Day s hift o..Ai.;-nS&L Only exp erien ced enforcementaide,2 flre clean er s . Apply lo lnUIU ... ....,.... 244.E.O.E. W cond. E.O.E. Bayview
: : ·· · .-.. ..... ,. personnel whotake prlde prevention aides. $764 person to: Dimmitt Top pay, medica l lo· SALIS JOI HO Conv. Hos pital. 2oss : !°612
1t30ion amvaihl~ftble ~othr F 1 T1U.ER5 • in quality work need ap-mo. Apply at once. 10 Cleaners, 3200 E. Cst sW'ance & paid vaca· -aa~~ ~. E OPEN Thuri.n St.C.M.642·3505 a ~ : P s I w1 u lerton av1ngs "' ~ wks I I ed Hwy Cdm M t b •--!\a.~ GOOD y GOOD
t.-ompanybenefils. lDan seeking Teller for .3301S.Susan.SA Fouofa1':i ~Tfe:0!es1: rvv~R·H I " d =:: will'mt,~e,.g;i; Electronic distributor, HOURS.p&oo CON· Hou&ebeping-Asst .. Mgr .
. StocoSwitdtllN:.. Newport branch. Typing 751-1343 deot. l0200 Slater. FV . ...vv•Ha:. e p 1or !'Y in person to 1337 s. localed in Irvine, needs DITJONS . MANY for maids for p~vate
\J39Baker Sl.C.M. reqs 3Swpm. call 17 14) ~ ~l. ext 205. cleaners, Apply an Bristol. Santa Ana. Ask girl for office duties. FRINGE BENEFITS. c l ub. Full t1"!1 e·
549·3041 8'71-4244 for appt. Equal IOOKKEEPER F/C E.O.E. person, YES One Hour forKaren&ewart. Good opportun1t~ plus FAST GROWING COM· 7 : 30 · 4 pm . Un 1 on
ASSEMBLERS ill ()pporEmployer. Pos. W/P,rom. F .I. R.E. Clea n e r~.J. 1 988 S excellent company PANY PROMOTES benel'rts. Call for appt.
. we w . lnvesL firm. Xlnt oppty CIVILIHG. Brookhurst,ws. DRIYIRS benefits. Contact: Bob FROM WJTHIN. TRAIN 64.>5000xS320.
t rain. Appl y 7 8 m • Banking for exp. &r mature LAND DEVL MT. & O>un&er Help: ll·3. Moo· For~ goods. ex-Tracy, 8am·5pm, Moo F O fl T 0 P HOllSEKEEPER/LIVElr ~~~~°Crlachts 1631 p UTBLERb ~Sat person.Call640·0123 WATER Fri.ApplyDelaoey'sSal· perieaced. good driving thnaFri.PboneS4tMl954. MAN AGE MEN T N l f . Beautiful N .8 .
art menlg ts-. ur· BOOKKEEPER . full Fllll time, career OP· ~1 Sams 280 S. Coast l'ecord,over 21.local&ll ST ART S •• • M . home Allmodemconve ·
AssRot· eamrybleSrw/ lt~ehcehsanbiacvael ~zaat bourranSouch.lhP~::! charge snlary, days. port~U?,italiesfor""e/tl)x.!rlsenalacedry HWy.Laiuna. Weetem,3poeltlooaopeo General Office . lite typ· MED I ATE Ly • •. nlenm 2953 Cliff Dr
" pn al I b 673-SSJS u. .. -inElToro.768--0&U "'• 4 bookk--ing. Call KE XEPY""BR 01 r:oANRC DE N.B.541H3e& • immed. openin! in our c.a1J Ralph Kinnings at v ec u · . Regiatered Civil c-....._. HILP ....,, --.. "" ""
fiinal bl R .,...,,. ~ 3333 8"'"tol St s;.....t ....... -... ed VVl"'lltliR Driver wanted; yourvehi· Newport F1oor Covering HELPFUL. WE HAVE 1 ......... -1 ...... a.ssem y ePL e .....,._, ""' · Booldt-r-Experienced ~·· expeuenc Pff ...,_ ~ .. · .. _li 1 """" ....... • t.e · -"'' .. q\jres good hand dex. Costa Mesa. 92626 ~Boutique De1i1ners, talented Responsib&e person """' ... , ... LDSur., ..., ver· iorvo.r~m l'Vlew. OUR OWN TRAINING PAlnTIME
terity w/min. 2 yrs. exp. Saturday only at our Laguna Beacb.iM·!WSS D r a f l a m e o • at ll-3. Captain Mike'a Flab Ina papart~ti~ ~~:.r:: Om. Offc. be.a~y pbooes, ~CORAUNTM PRUJ;.OSNTBOYP ~ OYMEMT an small mechanical as· Costa Mes a Branc h. Estimators for s ub· Fr)'MS-2875. X1Dt t i t 1 \ s m anr.. • _,... • P l II G n-.i.t. 1 Wes tminster. Hunt. 'IP n g, 1 in • 0 R GAN s ALE s .s.ANCLEMENTE sembly. Cole Instrument ease c a eor ge DUUIU\eeper, for aerv ce divisioo & land develop-COUNTERHELPP(f for Beach, Saota Ana. manufacturer. alary 1be DAILY PILOT 18 Corp2650S. Croddy Way Wagner at 546-2300, 2700 slatioo, Ptr mornings. ~ work .. Strone grad· sandwich bar. Exp nee. He rald Examiner. commensurate w/exp. PEOPLE . CALL AT .
S.A. n4/556-3100E.O.E Harbor Blvd.Costa Mesa Apply 2590 Newport '"" & deag10 know. led1e Apply Goodeoouoh caui-appt 642 1916 O N C E F O R ~ct.tiag a s~bs~n· 92J62,f; Bhd CM -Po • 5'S4M28 '"' . • . INTERVIEW. ORGAN tial part of its d.iatribu·
Ast!«. Rep trainee. New F\111 time new acCOWJta v' ~~i.d ~~~od:ai~ NatunJFood.673-2345. DIUYEIS General EXCHANGE. STAN ~~topaperrout.este·
Co. in 0 .C. area needs for our Costa Mesa of· IOOtCK9HF/C, 4 dr aetlng work also COUNTER HELP-CNVENTORY Con~ le NUNN714/S8&-7302. !\wnng afternoon de· men&womenorcouples fice. Please call George P1time. Exper &kkpr available. Apply lo Maturepersootowaiton Newspaper deliver y , Recelvtngpersooneeded livery by motorh ed
for P IT wor k Ma ny Wagner at 546-2300. 2700 needed for Npt Bch dress penoo with r esume & cmtomers & inspect in Permanent part·Ume job lmmed. Must be exp tramportaUon.
benefrts for right people . Ha rbo r Blvd. Cos ta =Must be~ble of work samples to Mr. dry cleaning plant. Call delivering early morniog w /Cardex sys , good GltOUMDS •Libe r al income a l·
Call for appt. 731-8920. Mesa. 9216216. taJnlng & re· F\teates, at Robert Bein 6C2·S486. ~ .. ,!1/NmesB t.o boMmest bein w /fig& paper worlt. Non· KE&B lowance plklus boohouus plan<7 ...... OLOT-•sou C ... ,...,.al cords w /little or no Wllliama, Frost&As50C. ureli.,...., ble &barea.d us d s moker. Harbor & Full time open ings -short wor ng ~'->rs -• ....... " ~&·--superv\aloo 20-30 hollrs 1401"'""611Sl N,.. Bcb Couples·Malnlenan ce 8 ave cpeo •· MacArthur Bl. Santa avw·lablc immediately da)'S perw,,,.... lmmed opeDini Mission -·~ ::::-.. per week, .bra flexible. ...,...... ., ,,_ . man&wtfe,relievedesk ble transportation. No Ana.751-7901. at lrv i-n1! Company •Excellent parWme in·
Viejo area. F/f. Xlnl op · E!•h;ppDn-.y Sal commeos urat.e Oeaniog l.ady for motel in & assis t manager. coUectiog. Salary $3SC 1 come
pt)' for advancement. ...layet M/F w/exp. Xlnt f.ringe benf. Laguna. Good pay at ~ mo.S46--0235 General Office . 1 persoo apartment comp ex. For d etails contact
Must be dependa ble, Apply inpersooatCoyne workingcond.499-2221. office. Experienced ac· Someexpenencc ~lpfu11• Fo8ter Ouellet 496.QIOO
meetpublicweU,&'Rave &-Cl&rkAccountants,~ ---------COUPLE needed p/lime --------•I co unt s pa y ab l e . bulootneceasary. PP '/ between 9:30AM·7PM.. CA drivers lie & good ~ El7tbSt,SUltel02,C.M. Cl.BUCAI. tonmlargefamllybual· DltJYEllS Knowkldgeofbookkeep-THEIRVIHICO M·Jo'.
drivmg receord. call Mr. .._.~"1"£ CLERK APPi now being takers for ness.CaU536-8U• Men or women 25 yrs or in g. Full be oefita . 1071Camelback •---------Zamora. 831·3'80 or 4""' ......,, .. CAFETERIA HELP, sulieUtute clerk ..... 09 older. Know the coast MULUWJ r -· Bcb.. Newport Beach 644.9()10 INSPECTOR TRAINEE ~ '""" Minimum 2 years com · Irvine area, full & part per ~r, ( ping ~pd Cwlo•• dliea. Net Sl80a week or .__,,..._. Toleam all phases o( in·
---mett.1al bank Note Dept. time, daya If eveninp. 40wpm.. Apply H.B. HOOSE KEEP IN O more. Orange Coast General (){flee. Ute bk· s=clion . Musl pass
Auto Mechanics. All exper. Reapoo Inc . esandwtc• " Qty Diat. 735 14lh DEPT YeUow Cab, 17300 Mt. kx. IOOd typing skills, GUARDS lcal It back X·ray.
categories For d ex· Installment le Com 'l \.. ·lp DM-2331 for St .,_..., .... cl 2 -"'--are currenUy Herrmann. Fouotalo P'r .• 4·6 hrs. ·Leisure -·" & p/tlme. AU areas. · . E.O.E . S40-7639 --' f ...__. ,..,,... Loan i & . ne • • _.,.,.. . ...,.......... N I c • ....... _..ence pre e .. ~ ,_..,r process ng ID· appt. available. l la 7am to 3 Valley. ( o o .,.ater WeStyle Corp. $&5-7117 Uniforms furnished. lmpedor/Q\aallty Conlrol ~plan&benefits. See coming & outgoi(Jg col· CUllCAL =· The otber la betwo Newbope & MkforCarol. A,,ea2lorover. ~ Growth opportunity for service m1r. Phil Long Ject.iclM. Med ~JW!•· .tr CARPENTER-Finish Mature penoo for 30abifl. ~) wekome. No expeneoce ~ ......... __ .. =
Ford. lrv,oe Auto bvyca1cu1ator ·We formaJremocleliaa .Call clerical olllce work. ltref'erences ·~~~~~~~~~I PnAWL nee: Aoply Universal "''"" ... ,.. c.enter.78'-58. are Interested In 64U830. Must be able to u.e 10 Pleue apply btwn u.el ~ llLft Protec&o Service, 12216 lnspectioa It qua ty
qualified applicants'°" a k-....u.i •• macbloe lite .._ 7·-~3::30pm at lbe E L EC T R I C I A N • OFFICE W. ~ .. C!ot__. Santa Alla. coab'Ol ol machine parts AU'f'OPAITS profe11loaal environ· tY'Pinl~eneral Olflce. ~d;k. · .fola'neymanMarine.On-~~ 9-l2 4t & precision elect.r o-
COUMTBMAH ~· Good salary & CASIUERS 752-2:188.uUorSbaron. SU Clemente General lYhardworker needapp. The Orange Coast Daily 1 .. MonlbruFrl. mecbaniF .1~1 ~t b~~h Minimum 3 yrs. jobber uo:uclitl. ~· f54 CamJoo de ly. Call aft 6 R4CI Man· PUot bas an Immediate am 1 1 a r 1 >' w experience. Must be well a Ilana _rin_..;;g'-, _~ __ 1_&.____ Opmin& in ow Cluaified Hairdrellers . military speclficatlooa
IJ'OOIDfld .• " personable. Applicants should con· UITOJEM UIDlf£TS ClericaJ ELECTRONIC ASSY 6 Department for a f1ill EARN$0NDAYS OFFI helpful. Cole Instrument fWd wOii' it 1ood pay &act lftMft P~TIAIHH CUSTODIAN • Sad· · Ume penoa. Duties ID· Newport Beach. Bruc:e Olrp.2mOS.CroddyWay
with growin« company. I091• HAJIDA Entry level po1itlon. dleback Coll, Ml11ion Mc;> exp. Day & swing elude 10 key adder, filing ~-2256 S.A. 7141556-3100 E.O.E.
C II 2500 f I ~I-gs ....... avallable .IJ'adi.!Mr _ ........ Va""'oua v I eJ 0 . 11 p . II • t 0 shifts. No f~. Good pay. a -A I So
. ~sa8~. or n· MANUFACTURERS furfu'n ~;;d .. pa rt·llme CletaUidduUea. Llgbt 7::.>A.M. Salary raoae Paid wee kly . Irvine ~~P ng. me Hair stylist & Manicurist INSPECTOR fOf' growing Cashien 00 2Dd & 3rd typlni aod n ea t 91QLtoSU.3'.permo. + area. b 1 f 1 :'Jfl:O:: have st.ion to rent. Computer Peripheral ••-op•-DIUll shifts. No u--n•oce baridwrfUn' required. sbill dil. 131·9'100 EJtt. -'lllrrlll e P u c:i.1.-..... Bea~w Salon in H.B. firm in E. Irvine. Klgh -• -•• DRnR ..--D betWll N r-necessary . ._..., wm· Call9aeat9A-0717 School aad. lift SO lb. DILIVllY 130lOOYeStrMt,NB neceuary, we train. WepnJIDCJte romwlthin. -· · · mensurate wltb ex· some slilpplng/recelv· ~J.=-:n!rnz~ (71A)'B2·0600 ~~tpe~='uJty =' r::ri~~~· c~:: Delivery, ~b1~, -~aryServ~~E. =:::!;1:11~~~:: Health Club Instructor log. Able t~ad
cord, lllllt llve ID ---•E •. o •.• z •. ___ , formaoagemeotpo11ltloo ,._..., .. Scbool. 4401 ~t~mce Income~ Eaedroaic A.Membtr _ ,p1MM0caJJ : Part Ume Instructor :!.~tie ~ -. .,... •uat laave to '5.50 per hour If Blreb St. Newport 'Westminster, Huot. IWlUoGI open, 00 H · PenonnelOffice wmted for heahb club. delirinc. permaaent job
Oalif. Driven Uc. C.11 qualined. For 1Dterv1ew Buda. <NrOCAl,,ort>. Beacb, Saata Ana . psimceoeceaaary WUI ICMJll,at.m ODUeee.wdenlpref'.Call It growt1a. Call Qlad,ya
-.2500 tor int enlew BANXINO =.::, 31. llooday ~ OpportuDllJ Herald Examiner train. Start $3.lObr: Call Ol.'9•1C9AST •1374 ssaolforio&erv.
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AVON·Eara g lo your 8lew1 p ctlJ Bad ~~f!=er CLERICAL ~~~ ;t.; ~~ r:t•~.:,~ ~-~ ;.~;;;4n119~1a1:;~:. INSURANCE g;-..=a~ .... ._.'f..:.J.opm. ~~~~~~~~ c.-1-=1 .. Pwua11 1r+-:.,"1SM·11ttuw dl&lel.2075Harborllvd. r.aa~. ~NutnUoo 'im ~I~~!
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board . ...-.,. c_•~':fc ...... , .. , .... &xp'd ataaerwanted. =:;.~.:::'~f.: ~NB n Fubioo Jr.ACCMl'C&.111
Bebnltter wanted 9oe Ctl• ,,.. .... •I nqd. OOOd w /fl1urea.11 C1at .. Pwuull Diii. -O¥W' ll•fotCLAM APPb'btwnUr4:30. wart-cop IMl1· Call fOf ----·-·-·-----• dllfd lftel' acbool. C.M. '7141111-2116 ApplJ Tbe Earle'a ~ TtmH •a NB · 111.U~:EICamlao.S.C. ...-.. meet ~r for Hotel in Sr.ACCMl'C&.111
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tam C.M (TH)MJ.7l'2 -WK l!!KENUS P A Y PBXAM Ml'Viu lmlNd ll:.'ffftU who have a def inite fashion ~oraaJ"-w~.!_u ... ~-MARINE M CHAN IC MORE ~. 11• ':!!orkPdvaried ~ background & have manaoement
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pouilmenl. ...... , .......... "',.u• ~•zu ""' ,..,.,r Hew•, ,..... ... w ~· v•r. ,.. s-nonal • tornm 11n" .ttlnlt&J t'ltt. Nawport ...._•••••? med IN • od t.relolnai PHturlnc tbe tint Potential. We hQve lmmedlate full & di~ dutu11 • o~ • ...... ...., tno ~ ~ TelecourH 2000 Pro· part Ume nn.titions available. Teacher· Pre School . Paul n-t..r lyLO&eal'D what yCMam•y erM .wl ~l -w.....,11tft.... -------IRftl.Afu t•u•y way ,.,w CertHlc ate o r ••· ~
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tc«IOOor~~ fo r t op rfan l l rlt .__..._.JI ()per'a for ttlephone CallforappolntMentto-CalltorapptMon thruS.llOam-6pm 8:30to3.Callforappt. _.....,_w.,
--.,._. epu "' ro.t.a y.,.. ....... Nr'lc.7 at11wertaa M.rVlce. Mu1t day THI Loote 841).&!.0 c.o.ta MMaJ. CA ~ .._. Sa1&r)' roftt t. able to work tome $Ml.I. SCHOOL •' 644-6100 TEACJIER·ACCNTNG C7141516-1071
Accocy worktn1 •Ith tiuuull eo.1111 ! tlp W• WE CANU w~keada 1'ypln 1 as As iti .. sy'Of A South Coast buain<. .. s l!:Qual Oppor Empl ~mptohe. bnf'flt plea wUl tra1ft lbMe without We wlll anaw ~r your wp&n re~ulred . £• J college h as a n I m ·
nt!Oda rlRL Jo.RIDAV fC\f' «x:pet ~ 1112 llarbor qHttlon• b y p honl!. perll"'nr 1.1 preferred or a mediate opening tor an WAITRESS· f;x""'r for ~11 ratl.na •pro 91 ~ Cell •Rer We'"'bwy butwe'Ula.h will lraln Many com SALESCLERK fora,nall Salim Mature pel'IOD full a cct '# & bus . math reuremcnt ·ho~;dlrlinl!
llOl&J wurtt Ji ur ln~ urne for Wfl)' info you J*l\1 bciot..fll». Pull time Liquor 4t Gift lo pvt club. time. 2·3 eves " Sat. The teacher for mornings. room, p /time. Apply
<'&ll1'SZ ~ _ -ni..J Of'JMa.rUlme, d.ay 6 after· fUlJ • p/time l>Ofl avail. CdfeeBean,St&-1768 Call~ for. an I'll· Nt wporl Villa, 400( ..._ .. c~ •Mfl('hanl<'/l>rn tt rerm 0000 e ve n1 n1 Sbllla Callfor_appt,&45-5000ext mediate 1nlerv1ew re · llil a tl '" Wa y .., B •+I cs f -~I trartort Ir lrut lro. -vidlablt1 l'lcase call 521> Screen Un rod d i th I t '" ' ''
Prlc:&fUI, ablpp11\1 • " Patt or twJ um .. IM2 KN'.tl 1 ['~"OUll[ Moo lbtu t'rl. )4.3 4230 Ml\ PWIRTlll · tion m:~!ae~ !ant:~: ~gar t:~Hy .18 A•l:o f~'. 642-58fll. <'~1v1n1. '"""" ttplna . ~ I!: o •: 67$-4890 s.les " m&l\Y ~tiub. r •POrt M•c h•nlt w•nt.-d foi Ml>ICALSlllYtCIS MWlt haveexp.540-9110. lewiog other future WA.ITltlSSIS
8rlt<'h•n·a 114.\1ot0 Volvu •~ar l 14 ~. TIJU.Jo'REt:PllONJo:.S PBXC)pcratur 111---------SEAM.STRESS.someexp busule6s Leaching l>OS•· Expe rience d dinneT <'~. •UlO, t•IN 140-tt'4t ~ a.. R--' Esf-"-. desired. Pattison Sall Uons. hou,,e wa1tretrs, night & l.NVl';.N'l'Otl V CON1'ROI.. llUi ...,..C•uty ,.__... C'Ul un: a.~SIAED Des ig n s . T u es ·•·r i. Telephone Operat or -day opentn~•· Apply In ~er,~~.~ ~~t~ •na r 1•rr 12 ~pm 64Ji.ttll · Coot.it~.,,.M.!,71011mnan· ••rs& s........ OUTSIDE 673-ZUIO. Chidaeyf~ ,",!~~k shGl!t0s.0 ds ~~~~~.bJ_t~~eMA~°t
11.icl)l'f' wH·•rdn ~y-.lt•m Mon 1-'rt Ml.l:l1 hav rot S..C~ ......,... We have an ~nln1 in S1Ca1TA.aT 0
""' • Dinner Ho use, 10 142 ~"wlt:f~~.~::~' ~~13·~~!~;. ~IHolipital Kd llD -PIXHCwr -:'e1!;'.t"n!:'ect ~~,~~ SALES GirlFriday,fu11l1me.for ~i~m::::°~~~~~: Adam.<t Ave., 118. <At '" -.. •n''"' Nowport Ptia h J...__ t t II ti real estate mgmt o((ice. 644-1700 D:iO JLllio Perei Brookhurst l E .O.E IWrbor •MacArthur 8 1. a mlle in~~ Al'TflN froro Ho.au H~p .-,,u-nen . u me woman possesaln1 en· M .. _ ..,;;:.,i t . ., - -"-~-• Al 75 ......,. .. Electronk s mfr need a ~lum and lo~rily usl. ... ve guuu ypiog "' E.O. E. Wfll~ & exnon cnced ._, .. 11 UI I ,..,1 u d i~ ... Sh t phone skllla --------,... ... o "\II'• ct1m »rp w fSpt,'<'i•lly need Ptii 11om eone 10 OJl.t r a e IJ you are lnteresl In a 1be Dally Pilot bas an 'nil.. Mgmt · fW.2.1603 TELEPHO .... E kitchen help. All shifts
J1&1\ltor· Wi: Med someonr ~ uo.11 JlS per hr °' m nwtc. All deyt 1wllchboard, op.en & beautllul om ce In lhe Immediate opening for " available. Apply after 4, w dellll 4l malOl&ln our MUm, ~5122 Bob All aluf\• Ml area.a. route lncomlslg mail. & finest location. working out.side salesperson to SICRET ARY S _.LES Mon·f'r1 &Oone's 2701 new planl 40 hr wetok Our ~r (If nW'llt71 ll k4'e1) up w /work from with con genia l as· handle automotive a c-h-·· ...... d II' HarborlJlvd.CMAli k for
Tuei> Sa t Cole lnstru Mode1I Male Or FerMle ut1bcbevablt In li•nst h & ~~inncl & olber depta. social.es, we are Interest· counta. Newspaper ad· t;:;;kt;'.;!l~~:f~.!n!':~ Newspaper suhbs. Vdour Tem . •
rnml Corv 4650 Crodd)' W.-.d..-focet: tSUJlwearc U11ablc t4 aup Type 50 60wpm min . ed In meeting you. In· vertisl.ng experiencepre-!Of' Se<.'retary with com· phone.•4 to s rs a a y
Way S A 714/ ~ 3100 We are a profe ••ona l ply u.: d Ulland Prev clerical exper de· \.ef'Vlew by appolntmenl.. (erred but wlll l.rafn. merclal & insta llment S200 & up comm wk $200 WEEICLY ~;O F. modeltotcuicency lookln~ bcelewtR.,.euffOll? fdl't'dbut not nec.Com· WtlltyM.TaylorCo. Sa1arypluscommu1111on. exp a+ but not nee. &p pref.Over 21 1.0 PT re se ar c h in g
JANl'l'OllS ~:, e:~e o~c~~ll!~~t n..McKta..p.cttdl pany Is m o v i n g to Realtors 644"4910 t:xcellenl compa n y Good secreta n al ski lls Newspaper F.nt.835-MSJ nt."WSpuper1tcms. No ex
L"·Jl llml' d.1 ~· N~nt ~ lAlfUl\B Beach by Apnl beoelit&. r""•wred Conta ct M!> lto3PM Only peraence n t>c Write
r u , ·~ modeling, plt alj ·<'all for ~k uur nllt'ic» or your Call ror ap~t. Berkley Receplionisl /lyplst for 2 f' · t ment f · ~... ---World Wide Publ11>hm.: area , work on fri. 11..,.,. f1&vontc hos11ltul ''<>n t rolu >crson ne l --.,.,. ""'pe '"'·wpm or appotn or In· Davis.848 1234 TELLER l.33T II·' "'Ah . mus t bt-LIS Cttltt>n . ,..,.,. 63J~ Depl c'7'u > 833·3300 N;:'~ho .... ~. $750 mo. t.ervlew.call G42-4321,ext PACJFIC:CITY Immediate openinR for ~R.fft'~195'·"" aum
goodwa((('S ,promollon & N<·wYork WL•l>l 1'aki:Ume &1nVl.lSUiiatc lrvtn.! E0.1': lmmed. opelnlng •n m . ~ 1-;0E full lime t eller.('!( --
pd holiday,. Call d11)'1t ModeUng AJ1enry Wc'llbothbe haµ_py' -l rvinearea.9'79·8133 OltA.MGECOA.ST Secretary pen en ce prefe rred WOOOWOltKElt 532~ _ _ _ 117!'1WJ6th StNpt lkh ttl'HA.HKS• '~:d"~~~~a:O~:t~:/ .DAILY PILOT Ba nk ireeking cxpe r Uruon t'ederal Savml(s Cabinetry /<•a rpcnl r y
JIWILltYSALES MOONLIGHTI NG·Full _ _ Ex,...rleoced pref. but ReuptjSwftca.bocrd ~W.BaySl.. hl ghly motivated plat Mission Viejo 768-780l. Salar y open C .M .
P ..,.. Sbarp~al needed tor fast Cotita Mesa rorm .v ..... r"" ,.~ to as~ast E 0 E. M If" /II 631 16llO or 63H IU8 for hagb fa s h ioned t1rr:ie pay art lime Nunnng LP1"s, R.N's & notn«cssary. 770-9381 NB R E f IO'nu.aJ Op rt l ·~~ "... "' -1~ at craft. shows. work. Call for a ppt -tal health workers pace · · 0 c . ""4 PO uni Y mgr & comm ending of· mu"'--UTA.ltY IX ------
·---"1 "....., --------1 Heavy switchboard exp Employer ftcers. ""·pe 60 WPM. SU ~ ftay Tech Part lime P/llme, mostly wknds. 9ll8-4231 nceded forncwlyopenl.-d .e..t.•EST,..TIS nec.Calll..lla,83J.2900. -. -•-t~.-1· .... I t Exper only need_ apply. 6 10 h rs pe r wee k . Salary +comm. 49'1·211.S u~u ,,hu .. 0 •• P(r ,.._._ 4M. bett adolescent unit In ~ ~ •~ ....... .,.,,,....,..,.,.pp ya Many co benefits. lop t'ash1on Island, N .8 . ';(U!Ju'" call So. OraniJc Cty. Prr. *SALIS* RIC.,./SICY The Bank of California, pay, Call Ma che lle , 640-494{) ::!~S:,C,~~·~;, lorapt.a.T6~~,lay. :gi;/labiJ\s. 496·5702or ~~ets:~l l~~~~~~= ~~:1~~:nt~~r1n! ~'d ~~:~\re: ~~E'6~~:~1?'ual =-~~~~s:'w~~~s.X~tle, T--:::_== ... -.... -·-··"-···-1
:;~:;.~t A~~e:.;;,;e~n~ Motorcyde Nuning: LPT's, R.N.'s & openings for commercial Recept/Secrelary w /a ~~ ~LL~~~C~ Secretary .~al office Tow TnK'k Dnvers ex-I .--
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75i-9Ci8 MKfl-'ct,.._. mental health workers, & IJJdus trla l a a les .pJeasant peraon a llly, ~Fastuon SqSantiv.na Balboa Isl · f\111 or per'd Top pa y. Apply l an-• ;,
AppllcaUona now being all shirts. P(r " full =·~itb the follow· neac.appearance. & good MA'IURE 547_5868 part time . s ho rthand G&W T o win g . 7408 -.. •. , Legal Secretary • s mall accepted, must have own tJme. Small P-5)'Chlatric lil1caUons: phone akllls l4 answer ne.ccssa.ry 675-5400__ Ohms Way. c M. 642 1252 j _ ' •
dynanucbusanei;s btiga-tramport.aUon. 8 & B hoap.lnSo.OrangeCly. ornla R.E.Llce,nse call1. gr eet cllent11, Sales Girl wa nte d : lrllt..-Rlf.t.•y --t ·1 1: Uon fi r m 1n Newport Mocorcyles 74l2 Talbert, 496-5702or83H774. College Degree phone & typing exper re· Newport Surf & Sport ~ AA Tra1nees for rece1v1ng & 9l.. · ••
Ce n t e r s e e k s ex · H.B. , --P"'RTTIME Mlntmum 2 yrs. soc· quired.Call644·.5670. Expenen~.675·7874 Xlnl. oppty for efficient order pulling for swam Bus~nessmen perie nccd . etr1c1e nt A ceMful real ettale sales . gal w/top secreta rial wear mlg. No cxpc r "
e n e r g e l tc I e g a 11•-------•I CLYK expcrtenre (Comm'l & Receptlonlsl reqwred for SALIS skalla to work an last needed d!ly or evening 11 111111 a r c doinq .
'-<'r ri,-tary . Shorthand. MOVIE EXJRI~ SpedaJty Drug Store Is Industrial). busy Ne~port Be ach HALSJ'ON BOUTIQUE. paced Npt Bch R.E. ofc. 496-1291 hu\1n1·u u nder "
d1C1.aphone, 'llnl. typing M seeking a per son to We offe r a s t r on g mcrtgage financial rirm. South Coast Plaza l.s tn· CallUla,833,2900 -------~·'"''''"11~ H us11ws.~ skalh a m u~t Salnry sought by Holly wood merchandi84' the boutl· PfX!ltlveenvlronmcot for Lite typing. Neal a p. t e r vie wa oa for f'/T --Typ1s t /f1lln1t e l e rk .
neR(lllable. licndtlll Call movie firm $20-$200 per quc dept. & order school successful pe rson a I pea.ranee a must. Apply SALE.5PERSoNS w/exp SICltETAIY R a P • d I Y R row 1 n ~ ; 'Vum•· t/(Ju ore r~rmrd ~~ day p()5S. Looking for supphcli & toys on a growth In comm'! & In· 1n person from 9·6 at 230 Ill Designer Apparel. Top MemberahJp dept of pv dynamic Newport Beaeh : h11 /nu• 'Hu.,in1·ss nntl
-outl(Oing UViO yr olds permanent. pa r t time Clustnal real estate sales, Newport Center Or, 11200. salary + comm f'or club. Good typing and Real (-;state Develop. i l'ro/i·~NH/lt.~ C'<JdJ'. ·"•'•' '
UqUM clerk, full & part wanting lO brc.k into basis. 3-5 days a week. leasing and l.nvestments NB. appt eall ·S..o-6640 Mon Lele commun skills + ment group needs top '11•1<111 ''' 17'1.UJI to Irle a
Liil')(', apply bet. IO & 4• mov1es. 1714) 956-,3452 9amt.o3pm.No n1ghtsor m Orange & San Diego lhruSat lOam·!'lpm knowledge ore proced. notch typ15t /fthnJ< clerk ·~·1 l't 1 t1•1u ~ lhHinn'
1802 S Coast Hw Y.. VI D E 0 C A S TI NG weekendJi. Col.mUes. For further In· RECEPTION Call for appt. 64.:>SOOO ext Dictaphone transcnpt1on l :Vum" .\tat1'mt'nl unrl '
l.:il(unll JJearh _ _ _ SERVICE. (now m 4th Olli the s~rc manager formation contact: Mrs. S8Jes 520 expe. n encc necessa ry ; huv" 11 pul>lnlred /or
, 1 ••• 1 t Appl e m an , 1 8 552 1'yp1ng/clcrical dulle s Ho use wife J>/'f o r Salary SOOoper mo Call ·i11iircoruf•t·uruv•r,.,f'I..~ 1.VN . p rimar y care year). 1or n..,rv ew app . f t i '"·lltr M ,._, ... 640-8250 T d r k " _________ , THEGUILODRUG MacArthur 81vd.Sle210, or enertte c pe rson ru . 9.:J0.3 JO_ ust ..... u~ ---Wf: "' 1/11• 11/\11.Y "~~~t cfay P:af.1[-. ~~al'i ---1610S..Mi--.1Dr frvtne, California , 92715. Sa!Xlnl oppty ~~~fats . have good f)t!rsonabty. *SE£R£TARl£S• Mak e lh o'c ~oo d ./'II.Of' con h\'Iµ ulll1
rmvat" SNF wanll> you Need babysitter for 6 mo ,,....., • Ph 714!9'15-08llR ary open. . 549-8373. 0 C. Airport . household items you·r1• , /)11th Cull th1· u :GAJ.
AP.ply an pe rl.on, 450 OOibaby,myhome from M.wportleoch Receptionist, N.B boat area GO./R.E ./Acctg not u.<ung a vailable tti ·01-:t•A /Cif.H:/\T 111
(·.1·nn,.y:r••La".Bch. 2pm·Spm964·368l 714/644-7330 t b I , ...... w .. _, JU h $800-$1SOO Ranf e ~ .. -r I b d l 1'>4'1''1 ... I ~J'J I " " ,., ype U.'I nt.-ss . -• no ..... es .... . as a career Employers Pay Al "'ees some .,, ... .,,r a m1 y y a , 1, • _ r z , ur
---NOONSUPERVJSOHS E 0 K _ IARHU,TO $250 FT summe r includes oppty In shoe sales in our 1~ Reinders Agency verusmg them ror salc an ; furt/ll'r rn/1ir1Mt11m ---·C-... l-T __ , s u b s ti l u t e · Noon PART 'ff M "; IMM ED .. __, .p-a.i-week-ends. Call 645·7100 Colita Mesa store. Prercr 40roBirchSt. Ste 104 ClassJ/1<.-d C..11642 !'1618 · ........... -......... _.,,_ : MA HIN S Su I ti G M A "'-__... .-.-eirper'd sales person but ------MlLL JIAND pe rv sors urgen >' help at St.op 'N o kt, No expr. necessary. We RECS'TIOHIST will train qualified can· Newport Beach, 833-8190
Fur proto-tvrw> machine needed by 11 ·8 · City 4555 Coast Hwy, NB No will train you. Major ho me builder dJdate. 10% commission Call ForAppt/Estab '64 .,...~ ~Dist. l~-2 br per exp. nee, co bent. Ins. ., ... •aseHoo' shop in the instrument day. su7 per br. Coo· sick lea ve, proht i har· ---L-L w/new oCfices In Irvine agaJnst dra w & x lnt •
division of lhc 011 tool In· H 8 c·t S hoot Cal 675-4190 wants expr'd rece pl. benerits. Interview by ~~ d ust ry. Workln~ from ~ct: · · 1 k c l WC.Applyal NB Mtore or Pus h button s witc h a......, only . Call Miss An· GENERAi~
b''""pnn•·. s ketche"' •-Dist. TIS IAUl • 18. ma\n olc al: Stop 'N Go ..... ft.... R , f t fc ~ ., .. """"" '"" ..., • -.. ...._ ...... , Lo .......... eq s ron 0 . rue at (714) .,..,.....,.,., OFCJSECRETARY .,_bal -'-a'gns, d1rec .. lv _...._ · Marltet.s, ?lS N ara. C n I e Jl'V>C"t>Jf MAG NIN CO Y"'' '""""' "J •--'"ftl 77• '""10 appear a n c • c ~ .... ..-. No SH. Work ror nat'I 'With engmeenng, to all· NURSE AIDE CERT. IVUU..,m .•• .," ' REALESTATESALES peniooalily, typing 45 F.qualOpportunity mktg research co Salary
fligl in new product d · <LASSES. slartln11 soon. PART TIME Uceoaed or we will traln wpm. Good Co, benefits. Employer t.oSl.2,000.
YPlopmc nt for world Apply at Park Superior. you tor state ex a m . 752-8800. ,..,ES, •DY. Pa rt time. lrvtne Penonoel Agency
W'lrlu Wt'll bore navlga 144SSuperior . N.ll EVENINGS L1m1'ted offe r . Call °""" ....,, ...., E17th "-L" M""8 tll!n ec1wpm<-nt Luthe r ........ Y •,eo. 4, ... '"""1 RECEPTIONIST Pageboy, Robinson's, Sw-'te...,... •""" ·111 .... "1"'410 expcn ,nee hclprut tor •Nursery Work: Seeking AdulLll with out.st.anding,."""..._ "' '"...,,., Phone exper reqwred. 3rd F loor . F as h io n ~~~~
more vanety of project!f indus trious p eraon attractive personalities t y p Ing S s w fa m lsland.644-4729.
Salnry open, excellent w I kn o w I e.~ g le o I who erUoY. working wit~ It.I. SAUS _ +calcu.latord. Small 1rtT .... ~ ERSO:i..' ISecunty Agent for pre· bt-nefll!s pac.kagl!-E.0.1\, ,.hortlcu.lture. .,. P a nt.s. kfils. Over 21. star{ al ()penjnp now av a ll. lo w I go o g r o w " ~P J": Manne s t lgious N. 8 . hote l. ~'11.,1\ltfic Dnlling Con Onc year expcr. requlred $3.SO per hour. Phone our attractive, we ll poeslbllltles for right ex:per required. For in· Various s hifts, good
trol. Corporate llead 842lll!i8 642.4 321 Ext . 250 , flAl1'WlbedLaiunaBeach person , Costa Mesa. side&outs1deelectronlc benefits.Apply i.nperson
q uitrtc r s, Ni:wp orl .... URre.s _..IDIS BETWEEN 4 :00·5 :00 olfke.fore:xper.or new· Ple33ecall642·lS93 aa&e.ln.Callfornla. SHK between 9.5, Executive
Beacn. Call (714 l 557·90!'il "" ~ "" Pt4 I licensed th I lie to $20K poait ion. Re · office. Newporter Inn,
a:slt for Mr. Moll or Mr State certified only. $4 AtkforA.ladreia la1espeople.e~n'f' ~!m. llCB'TIONIST quires a marketing or 1107 J a mbo r ee Rd.
Adams. per hr. Xlnt bcnctits, & ~nual Op~unh1y ml811lon schedule & 8 tru· For busy Beauty Salon. blainesa degree. Submit N.8 ... E.0 E wor king cond. ~9 b ed ""4 loc u c l Prerer fa s hionable resume to PO Box t306. ----------------fac1lltY. &yview Conv. Emp oyer ly great a on on oaa person. Also &ood op· Newport Beach CA. 92663 Service Stal!on Allen·
Maids. apply The Inn at ~Thunn,C.M . 64.2·3505 p A R T • T I M E ~. 2Jt':4a~~Fe ~~i portunily for advance· dant, ex per d. Day &
Laguna. 211 N. Coast E.O.E. WAREHOUSE. hrs flexi· street park.Ing. merit. Richard Quellette SIJes People Needed · full Eves. f\IU & pJtime. Ap·
Hwy, Laguna Beach NUQ!mJt Aids, a ll shirts. ble,f3,25hr.751·31M1 SIALIOMRIA.LTY ~::o;.oo Ne ..,port ~~tlp':u~· sfo~e~ ~~UB~Uon, 17lh&
Malds. Apply in person. Certirlcation c lasses. Part Time wortt oul. of 4'7·1311 0 .,.rc-PTJONIST(rYPIST 547-3218 . .Serv ___ Sla_l_le-lp-n-_....-ed-l_m_· Surf N 'Sand llo tel. Newport Convalescent your home . f"or i n· --------"'""""' ~ LagWla Beach. 1555 S. Center 1:155 Superior t er view . C all Z iad Peopte whoneedpeople To '8QO.Someone sbarp. SIJes meet. f\111 or p /t. Apply
Coast Hwy. Ave. N.8 . 569-4003 shouJcSalways check lhe eftic\ent & responsible. PART TIMI 9llO E. Cat Hwy, N. 8 .
MAID WANTED WANT ActlON? Service Direct~n the Future potential unllmit· Cuafc Car Store needs ..............
Don Quixote Motel, 2100 Classlred Ads 642_5678 Want Ad Results 642-5618 DAILY Pr ed. Must be &ood at de· female with elerical 1kill w;-,... pre( but will t alo NewportBI d tall. Type SO WPM. & trDMV .. red ta/:, short ....,.,.l>unch r
v · Murhlna!lt have the Incentive to ad· flexiblebn. Cal or apply b 0 P;:"·
Maids -Na.nted 6 days u vaoce. 776-5UO 1777 Main St. Suite F. Dys.J':iO:Osw. ~~th St. ~. Se::~otel. POMONA Reliable men for ln houae lrv\ne, 957~ Coeta Mesa 548·2245
aecurity service. Good lnfrared Dynamics
MAMIHAMCI
MICHAHIC
Semi·•kllled ln sever al tradQ Including elec·
trlc.J A plumbln& needed
ror mal.ntt>n.ance " re J)Alrd buUdln1 Ir ~ulp
mm& ror larse •boPP~j
center. 2·4 Yeau eJC· pe.~l-~nu In 1eneral ~ malnienance re qulred. EaceJlenl beailf\ta. Applyt.o:
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icm Camel.beck
Nwport Beadl M4·I01C
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EMPLOYMENT workln1 conditions . SHIPPlNOCLERK ~·u~mi $177 per DAY F /tlme . $3.50 per hr.
Rtlie<R.NorLVN. • Ple ase call Chrl1 a t BULLETIN Newport Convalescent 'lbat'1Al.Lyoupay $40.S2Z2
Center t.. lW Su perlor for a -sr-AIN--O-LASS--pe-rs-.-E-ll-P Ave. N.a . 30lnda)' ad
At General Dynamics we're hard at wor~ on solid con·
tract s that s pell plenty or work for years to come. Right
now we'r e rapidly ex.panding and we need the best people
in Southern California.
If you're good at what y ou. do, and proud or lt -Join the Pomona team NOW.
' SHEET MET AL MECl'IANICS ..
GENERAL MACHINISTS
JIG BORER MACHINISTS
LA THE MACHINISTS
MILUMG M~CHINE MACHINISTS
TOOL & DI! MAIRS
EHGINE LATHE OPllATORS
MILLING MACHINE OPllATORS
•RIND• OPIRATORS
IORI.._ MACHIMI OPllATORS
the In desi&n. bld1 "finish. llSTAUIAMT Good cood. 40 hr week.
Pall'l ls MJ Ume d•y help. ftlllf PILOT Pd medical plan. 536-6561 2, 4 "8 br ahU'll. Jmmed IR HB.
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McDooakt'a 492.3420 r01 &RtH• lllfl'Wlit& •Pill~ ..... -.... .-11•-'tORY .....,"_. .. _.,,. __ , au. Opportunfly . with In·
McDonald•'• NIGHT 00 IT NOW! ==~e;::'c)m:: SHIFTS. &50 Ave. Pico, " poeitk>n for
San Clemeate. Apply lo '42-1671 qua.lifted c&ddidales. Ex· penan. Alk ror em: celka benefit.a. Salary
Raaaurant CQOl..WAITIHS
S:ID 0.-t.e, aak for Mr. Bmb (714) 492·Mt5
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TO HOME
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IZO I.SO u rh. Sewing ....a.evel41 • peMt •· Mll $110. Cao » lodua Ba1. CdM IMi.d allrat'livt u1. • au&ocnat1c ta~ lrive.-lMlie nt.uloo •Dltr. ecre• ~ mldWw!il "51100. lroTI 11 cu ft ., .......... 1, .. _ ,,,_._ c»tiver • ..a..IOl$ lhlenl\1 clolhu. atrap. meetlaC _.rune tnewrit.er; a ~In BHl oh. 140·1440, ..... I F• -.m. Scanb-330 TS out·
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mirrors sao acb.. Old pertooe Adm al~~ l'Sofa.1a.UCS.ol1Netn, ltellll.miac ~~~ • ~~! s•~.· =.!' OptJsoo electronic ors • ....._., J t1n•n/ '" • 1llPb plus. Stored oo doonl.tchool d u.~m QiteMayta1 hr, &ood coedlllon, '100 --•• -...,.. f lll!b,....1, .. _.., -• boolta, Pl"OCJ'ams dlacs, S.•t. f020 trallet.lluataell/betllol· ~. roc!..tra. radloa, dat«IDCI 541~ Simmona "Hotel MOltl" ar.;.SaJeUdo1'J..A•· wa pa.per. a r.c or ,,....,.,~. C\W' '200.SU.Jlll)I •••--••••••••.•••••••• fer.
roundoaktabl Jo'riJS.al » ru ft •:gr.r~ral bf!d, "° 1112111.J Aftt-r =-· •l•ihned &l•s."t' "o.y Olo" ,.,.r ~we · · ._.__. bot bl 731.,Zf61e.-) toe Blu o~r io• • $ PM + m~ snort. ..tU blek • tJim your Coof table w 11 arm GRAND PIANO ....... "".or • waa •I· 546-f ZOOC..nJ Ne,..port Blvd l:oll• '* by •~ r«na • onl). lOAM. aol V1a Meo· aap, Or try two carda cba.lrs. Detkl, cbalrs. XLNTCONO Reu onable monthly Ask for Jerry Pertlns
.-..MHl Ol ~.-_m·7•t9 TWIMOIFUU. loM blatktobeck." benches , ca b s , Sl5Z5 S.lJS.Z ft5 rates. Jeff, 4·10PM.1--------Wa.ln~d.rp t..afdln orli~ Whirlpool ele-t rugt', M~ or bo111pr1n&1 llZlZ5 Via dt Aq\illa, San PRJCIS: ~ .... 1716 a · _.,_._W8_______ lc 2S' lnbrd, rblteng,
nn. tbl tumtd lt'JS Neb new. ulf rhJ ovn • Ja t'~b pc (IC'tl only) Juan Cap off Del Obltpo. ~eaor3/15 • Delk • flat top,· Walnut BeauUfuJtialnut ~--NB slip. ~.ooo. Mk offr.
rd'in sioo 842 •tin · dl11w.1 clO<'k Almond ~.Hta • Kina a .. t. ft'umiturdr mi.c, March 415tacl ,uou. 40"X7S'', e drawn. 1w· Haq11icbord Sl.500. • tolO Wkdays 83H669/0tbe.r
rolor Below co.t. ~ M Sampft'I m1.1•t be n • 18. From 10.m. t'9lapf1.:SOea. OllWhaDg. Sll0.414-1S5l 548-2970 ·-· •••••••••••••••• 644-16?'1. S 1 or \1 \'a r d Na 1, IMS-a.4 l<lld lmmf'd.lately ln>m -.7MO IOor more $1.40ee. 1\.'J RP Sea Kl.n1 O 8 l---------
f..'vecyLhlJ\Q undt-r SlOO 2 --~ our w~. Wed lhru -SU.1'ax Included ' DESK office type. 60x34 Shre. ..... .... motor. i t1al. remote fuei Cl.alaic 1954 22' Chriacraft u.k wardrobc'JI. J •et'• Brand •H"w It t o a&n <..""4tt Avail. <Abo GaralLe Sal.,: lhri:h NOCARDt metal. USO/offer. Dys, ... 1095 tank "1>1tln r eserve Ope n S e a S k l H .
c balu. 1 rud.•r . 3 mt<'t'OWaveov Ull ln aviul llvtftl rm. bdr m1 17l8t '95. 14841 Fox-Dnwy04Jl'0wtaotaend 152-119';Eva613-4382 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.ank.$125.538-?02.8 Restored. Submit bids . dtti&.~1'¥. l 1'ID dl'ltlc., t <'artm a25 W-I bootlca.set, lamPt. en< croft Rd . Tu s ll n name, ltddreu. pbOoe If R t E 1 G 11 511.0.00. md,.l ~labl.i Much w a1brr, d·r.i•. di• tbls,totc-) M.-adowil_ 831~ we'Umakeonecardper0opier,3MVQClll,clear es . qup : r l s, 6HPJoboaonLIS.6gal. --------M 2340 N , .., "' C I ......_..._. u-U,..Add!P'•Kb. eopies, good conc;t. $1995 ~. 1Ucer. utenails. tank. S230. 'Tl 20' Glastron. deep V or\' ""wpun h~. au ran~e-1 -~ Gara1e Sal~ St 1641 Said cbetk ounooey or-or beat offer. Norins diahea, etc. 48S-'Z28S Aft 6'13-!IOIM hull,C!OOhp evinrudeTrlr.
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Apn l ),6.7.lt l::ll:hibltu yrs~ PP~ lam~1 2 roll Lablee, 2 ~. mualc &t books. CYNeUl &a-1.til. Ta....t ~. Sl<IO. 536-7183 or Beautiful 25" color .TV. 2 USED IOAJS SEA RAY space uvalliabll' F.M • arm cnatn, tablnet, 9 • M.11.K?. Items 1930Cbureb seams. u;e d 0 ric; 96..l-453'7 yr wrnl.Y. Cree delivery, ~~/::<tHO ITI ONS ~e<{~':i~ru: !-.~~s;r.:;,~~'7~~~f &C M doeso'tfilSU0.5'8.-0256 6,x l 'Formicat.opdesk.& $12.8.646-17116. Selectfrom overlOO .. Hwwahr
Kf'omore washer $75 --Yard Sale : m isc. r..-...MWCk>seout.s drwrs & dealt a ccess. Sale: Tape recorde r , ACTION BOAT BOAT SHOW Guaranteed & dellvered Ca~'a Bed, twm site, bouseboki items. sterhog ,.,...~ Harurexec. po11\ure cbr. Soby. Model TC·630,
-MUq--ue-M•w•,•,c•Bo-x•H•!•I ~ NStom made, like new Sllver sets. reclioer, Sat ~~~OO &t up. 2 13 I s 9 s · 6 6 5 7 or Stereo r~el -t o-r eel 1714) 536-1191
Slot Machines! ClodtS! W~HEI\ DRYER SALE S150 67~2250 10..5PM. 1310 Kinp Rd. n•l5&-0709 W/pt:/Wet' amp. xJnl cond, ~~~~~~~~
HUGESELECrlON Deluxe multi·cycle ~Duncan Pt\)'fe NB. r WMOWSHADIS Smllb-Corona elec port $150casb.5'7·1M5. •etmlSCIAFT•
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Ope,n Wed th.ruSat. encb 3-26. So Coast AP· charity. 280 Magnolia, ASPEN MS-8951 -••••••••••••••••••••• •fflNltUDI• ll!O'l Keltenn", lrv pbanc-e537-2s.42 Beaul. new teak dining CM Parrot, Blue Front Stereo receiver/phono, 1 Com 1ete I D t cno 754·1777 lid, table, 8 chair:., dbl Newport Beach Tennis AmHOSl. 11,; yrs 5' cage rr old. good cond. $150. p &rv c ep . SEA RAY t -~~~~~~~~120' Sears Freezer, near buffet. $1200/offer SATS... 19471 Sierra Mfia qub Full FamUy 0Mem2· Atla,87s.7077 ' • 6'2·0207aoytime. ~~~wpoa~B~~~~r >'
Antique furniture sale new. grten $3SO/b5t ofr. 673-6744 <Turtlerock) Jrv. So a. o ership . 642 · 11 • C06t.a Mesa. 714-645-6015. 3101 CoaslHwy ~
V . bl 848-2795 cbr, chest, wet suit, ~ Cockateels. 2 mo old Giant Screen TV. Save 2 ..... L•. Ap .. che Blvd Neun.nrtBeacb 1ctonan mar e top ---------D r e x e I p c c a n lady's 5 spd bike much greys Tame Females & hundreds or dollars at u..> .,. " -,,.,
tables. com mode s . L-.t.t-8015 7 cSr'~Xd3cO~ ~Xa t/9b. u$rlr"e0t. more in xlnt 'cond. Carpeting for sale.The maleS Pl~ manufacturer's samele T e m P e Ar' z o n a . 6312547 bedroom set. safe. etc --, 833-8278 Newporter lnn bas avail. ---· · clearance. Super ptc· G-894-9M3 • •
Sat. March 17th 10-4. 1201 •••••••••••••••••••••• SIU·l540 Carpet from auest rms. Macaw parrot, 30" lg . ture, excitlng barglns. - - - - - -• SomersetLn .Npl Bch . Garage Sale , Sat/Sun greeoorgoldnsq.yds. verycO&orful,tarne.f150. Phone 540·2505 o r ~11£11 7141645-9288. P.P. PUBLJC FURNITURE 3 Directorstyle bar stools. March lHB. 9-3PM. 201 S25 each. Please call 646-2:147 756-0590. We take MC, '1ftL •• 24• Seabird FD. Duel con-
-SANT_A_AN-AJR EBELL •AIETION• ~~T.~~~bro vinyl. Ogle.Costa Mesa. &6t1700xS70tarlo. COCKATOO-Blue eyed Visa.BofA. =·~:~!rwt~~~'. ~~~el.'*~ga;polv:i:
AllSH .. 1SwapMut TOllih7:JOPM OakP&n:iuetdlning table. ~QUE Treadle ~w-Cragarmag.s l4X74h~.6 Triton. Loving good Teacstereocoosole,f15.3 CF6141GH. On a 1978 _846-_U_~------Sunday March 18. SAM · A .... •~ ..-....tat bas 111g macb, $160. 4 cbatrs, drawer dresser, n tt vocab. $1200 Firm. turntables, s:;o, SlS. $10. tnulertte trailer, vessel 33'LaPutwr .. 15 Diesel 3PM Santa Ana College, 1D1•n Wekw) ....,,. uvu .,......... e. c~stal chandelie r , standl, loveseat. rooeball 714/«·2574 " Rot.el AM/FM Quad, S'75. bas 33 hrs of o1!raUon · · · Sl2S 5811540 bl 11• fb d -..~ A.. f ....... no v1e1ble amage. W> J].s. eqpd. Beat ofr. Bristol a t J7th. Ad · Sl'ORAGEUYJ'S& · · · encyclopedja lc ta· ta e, ex s ur oar . .___&"--1090 ruu.&1s-spe-erstop o ... u 1 .., l6711/9&&87 mission SI. Under 12 STOCKUQUJOATJONS """'nActor, llke nu $'275. ble & chairs set. ~ucb Reasonable pnces . ~ _...,...... tbe llile 12", SJ2S ea. May be~ al Advance 'J!i9. •
rree . Spaces $8 . Lovely bdrm set s, A;;UQue.roundOaktable more. 1831 Tradewinds, Gl-2263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pbeaotic ring tweeters. Boat Movers , 1672 519'JAC:X21
n 4/832·1073 annoi.res. corner desks. 4 chairs. saoo. Will COD· NB.Sat.MPM.~21619 Mic••··-lJPRIGtrr~ 1495 to Pea.Sd-Hl7 Placeotia. C.M. btwn the 76 like Jle'f twtn Volvo
Antique oak firehouse
captains rocker $150. Tn · ple o ak s t ackable
bookcase $285 Oak
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chinas, tbls & chrs. cof. sider offer. Game table 4 Sl to Sl.50 Refri g. bedrm w.:led IOlt Sl,950. rands from ..._&Mmrilll hrs of 8 ~ 5. Sealed bad v 8 . M u 'at s e 1 1 .
fee & e,od tbls, sofas. chairs$t00.8'dlvanS95. ·h &r lots ._ .................... ~.o .. r.:::::S~'· re· !ff; .t openingwiU be beld at l2 ~+TOP 6'&-676l9
hide-a-beds. occasiona l Swivel rocker flS. Fr. ;:-J:tlpero Or ~~ WANTID SILVB S ...!'.,_ D. ~t -•••••••••••••••••••• noon on March i 1. at the · · · chr s . PLUS .LOT S Prov. down chair f15 ... _A NowtillA .rillst II. ~ ... ·-·r ~ G • .... totO orra ce or So. Coast •'711.AYUHH• MORE. lmported Chues. Massage table s:;o. Metal """'°· P · • I °'· • pay •• ea. 8800Hamiltoo Ave HB 15 rw Manne Surveyors. 5732 23• Nisqually, 225h ... h d ft d l & ""'" Pre 1964 • • pay $C.50 SJ6.8T7S • ••••••••••••••••••••••• E. 2nd Sl .• Long Beach. "-'vo I /O stem dnv~ a n e ra e ar file ....,. Exercise belt Toobi.clothes,Ghlaparts, eaonedoUarfacevalue . Well built Do ry. I \ Ca.90803 (2U )434.&471. YUl • ....
brass ware. S60. Art supplies elc. Schwinn Cndser parts. Dane SS'T-~. New Yamaha CP-30 elec· Ya'x4'8''. ods scrapin~ & 1be bad must be accom· tr~ •. flybrg. tnm tabs. ~VE SAVE SAVE 642·7178 Sat/Sun 9--5. 642·9859. 230 troruc piano. Yamaha paint. Bal Island( l pan1ed with cash or Ba mana to.P. ste.rnrm. We honor Bo CA . MC. Sears King sire bed. box Or ange St. Newport Wanted stamps & coias. G·SO·l12 amplllier & Owner . Gd. buy 560 . castuer's check an the radio, bail tank, rod Cashier 's Checks & Shores. Private coUe«or. Pays Roes nanger. Must Sell. 548-!1647 AMor eves. lllXlOl.liil of JO% of bid holders. anchor , etr
Cash. NO PERSON AL spnng, ~~lreseds. bd~b.rd, more than deaJers. Eves. Ma.lc.e offer. 962-9930. Chee It 1s to be mad~ LMES.5USTTHAS ANC RlOOI F lHRC ;.~· CK ECK S p LE AS E ! frame. """'M . an1ng Z701 Via Verbena, San 675-«l22 $l4 OOO r:.
.&....11..cH 10 IO .,......,., avaa·lable. Ite ms set. tbl, 6 chr's, credeoza. Clemente. ShorecliCfs . ~right piano. • · payable to Omaha In· 7141540-1011 dys, 831·1S27 _,.,..... rvuu 642 2932 Ba~f"-'ture bed col ~'-... ..~of' Marineba.rdwa.re &sup· demnily Compa ny . eves •••••••••••••••••-•••• subject topresale. · · O<e .......... eq' w·p' gas. ~-... ·101• or~t .er. plies incl apr.rox. $SOOO balance of bid due tn 5 · FREIGHT DAMAGED uuy~s .a.UCTlftM or · s '""' · WWW ~ Call640-9119. -------H<YJ'POIN'l' SALE. 3308 ~ lg\ ~ """" Double Size dryer. bikes. lets more. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqp. & 4 exc . dist. lnv. days alt.er btd openmg. '78 Wellcrafl 21ft. Nova
W. Warner nr Harbor, 2075'h Newport Blvd CM Hlde-a·bed. Gd cond. All in good cood. Sattsun -.a.•• DRUM SET Wurlitzer Spinet . Xlnt xtra. <Mner reserves the right XL. 89 hrs. wrnty llll sa.nta Ana. 979-2921 fm.9625 646-8686 l:leigetones .• 5S6-l29-t 9-3 C--mplt ... 95. 5'9-lUl. cood. t9QO. dys ~. "'! refuse any and all 7-79. Loaded. Must sell. ----=:..--~ .. -----• eveeM7~ LYNCRR.E. 731-5131 bids. 64&tMll4
W b c0ASH PA~Df . lkydes 1020 l~~g: :~:as.J~O~b~ G=~wsl'a1!:· ~;~~! Harpsicord-3 yrs old . .WO.. Mew . tlOOAMtOs.New tlOO Mlot.Hew taoo•-.. --,-.-.. -.-.---,-,-00
s r / ry rs / e rs gs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cnb $25. 979-67l7 cabinet, deslt, <!rf clock, Walnut case. Roaewood -••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-'•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~g Mn~%~tU L~i~ 5 spd. ~rlect d ining rm sw~. 3/17 ~.2 M~~~ 21~·-················~······~·~·······~ ....-strinp, 3 seta Jacka, lute BARGAJNS.Used refri gs. cood.$'.5 Twin beds. chr, unbrella (1().7) 3/18 (12-5> "'"" stop . S1800 Firm . IMPORT wshrs. dryrs, garur. best 548-5306 tbt. silver plate for 8, & BaysideCdM 675-5340 n 41497.2574 ~·~IT·~J:st c-rmlr misc.642-Slm. .Furniture .. Cb.IDl!J tools,-~__;--,_-..,-.-.-.--CAR Qf A · • 'tfF :alSt 1030 Sofa -Quee n s ize, ~. DWTOnl, ~i.xlU~'JR•.t 1015
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Abyginniantitt.en sale. Blk/Wht TV , de· braDdl WI diseomlll 4mos.Regis~red. Vintage Duncan Pfyffe veloping equipmt. aUel;, aer!tee. Pboa.'
sz:;o. 6'5-1531 &Olid mahog. dining table Polaroid, beds, bikes, T---lc•. 15095 Beac h (3 ext). 6 upbol. chairs, A•-""-" equipml, 1k'-• .,.. DoC)I 1040 + tdfet. $750 .. 962·7033 ~ta. 2233 Arbut~'. Blvd. Westmia11ter. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New decorator bide·a·bed NB. ~~~~~~~~~!
Yorkie Pups, tiny, AKC. (()almeal). Retail $M9, 9 Pc King bdrm suite, ~ig1::i.~~ce. Sac $350. 5St-af57 solid wood, 12 gauJe
b Sofabed $50 .• twin bed & pump abotaun w/vana·
Ladiee Quality clot.bing scarcely worn some new. Sizes 12+14. 71'/S52-3880. Cbow/('.bowa, c amplon rra me $25. Fireside ble choke & case; Ml,
bklod line. 2 te:d, 1 grey, chairs $5<).ea. Bo1.1doir sporlerlzed w/case. AM/FM Dodge radio '35.
AKC 1-10-79 aft. 6, chalr$2S.Cutvelvet.lov. shells, aling $125 Firm 4Dodievanrims $10.bst
99:>Q38 eseal $100. Loveaeat ea.1V caddy w/250 new ofr. 2 Queen bedspreads
rocker $100 Marble -r tubes, other pa.rts, $150 115 " $10. Cash ooJ.Y. All AKC Golden Retriever · · w . firm. 5~· Curio elec 5pm,IMS-9886. pupg, xl.nt bunters, wtr fee tbl. $100. Cig. tables Gnndfatber clock, Jg 6 _...;._..;. ______ _
d f t 44 t5ea. Duncan Phyfe drop Used '78 Moped S200 Used oga, a'1ll pe s. leaf table + 2b cbrs. drwr chest w/bvy mil'· . · · QamptitJes493-41861 SlOO. Console table ~. ror, 4 chn .tc tbl, w,/ bvy Yamaha frame $25. _., oet tep 41c tthr upbol. 50 Surfboard rack $35. =' AKC pups, B·M Chand. SlOO. 4r $25. Bar gal wbi akefn barre l ~19. · wns, B-M silver Ir frig. $100. New plush ---~ __ ,,,_ to ---------lacks. Top s how. ca.rpet22sqyrds. S200.• ".....,....._...., aper· Auto. water softene r ,
Special consideraUoo to MOREi 87~ rot or bird cage. also see $1~. show homes. Fire van· ~a-line. 642-6135. 581-1540
Many public notices tage clualc. 646·9609, Teak dinl.og table 32148• Bike, TV. Vac, many Dover Shores exqul1lte
have great value to 568983 extends . to 84'' • '135· bargain.. Sattsun 9·3. bnsa "·-""-~lamp $100. t a e rs s h 15---------m-OIM.ldys. ·-~·.,._Maria, Irv, .........,. axp y , UC as AKC YORKIE f em. wi el ... _ .. _ ~~~.:-_646-__ ms ______ _ t h o s e no t l c es Bl & Id 2 s v roc ...... g CJ.Utt 1 .... ua...,. p u b I I s h e d, b y Champ line. ue 10 · brwn 1 d cond $5o · l>esper•\e must sell 19 munlclpalltles, public Good watchdog, lovable. ea. lOM CA~. H.B. Hanes IO•O piece set of waterleas authority corporation, ~~· $it00. 559-SCMZ, _ ........ _.......... stalnleM steel cookware.
treasurers and others ---------For sale, Early American • ....... S.... ~ deal. Call who are required by Need registered Samoyed Bdrm set w/mattreu & With 2 &irtha • Engliab _SM-_11_a _____ _
law to publish flnan-w/rpod caaf~tioo fot tm. "5()/ofr. 963-3181 aft bridle. l::xcellent condi· FIREWOOD Prime split clal reports, budget atudservice546-13ZI 6 Uonl Only $175. Call ~. Free delivery. 1115 hearing notices, or-666217. oord.•~cord. 7216-8210 dinances or advertise-Goldm Bet. 1 year old Sofa; t.ndiUooal lweed !::
men ts of bids on AKC regiateS'ed. Fem. UPhol.. VeryCOiiifortable. lie .. ol114hockl065 d ted
Publlc work. These Afta'levea. ~. Musl sell . $200. Dys •-•-•••••••••••••••• Heavy uty c:oocentra
28 u-.... new full matt.resa c leaners, 968·2157 r:..·~= :,~: t!:' -~ ,.... .. ,. 1041 979-3699,evesM?-37 'i"'"t:xaprin11, acre .. _Kuy ____ anoe _____ _
why your tax dollars ·-··-•••••• .. ••••••• door.5tl-'1A2 Good furolture, ac·
are belno expended . M. Cat, Joat balr. Fem ...... ~ 1011 2 ......,..1 "'"'" .., cellOl'ia,ltlM.kefotaale.
TheV also prevent Of' abortbair apayed cat. -••••••••••u••••H••• r.r-a.i chand tir.'Bo · UIOIUncoln Ln, Newport
discourage frauds, Goodw/ltids.. &tH8ll9 Oddi " Enda Clotbee, ii'·-bllte, p5. Twe~ BeedL S,t •Sun 9:30 to
raids on public Blk Lab/Belaian Shep furniture . Sat 9 ·5. ::=r Ute oew _s.. _______ _ t r e a s u r I e s a n d _._ pp6ea 1 ks TurtJerocl 11151 Tabor t1vorltlsm In the te t-f4ll-' pupah. 1,' wee · • SUIO. IrviDeOoutCountry Club ting of publlc con-8f$.3& .&. Dr.Irv t•nl•1w ...IOIO membership for ule.
tracts BUt Lab/Bel&ian Shep Yard Salei brau bdbrd, ._ .. •-•••••••••• .. •• '5CIO + tranller fee. Call
mix IMIDllles. I weeks. fox co l a r coat • POST OFFICES BOXES d)'I •-17'4, lloo·f'rl. ..,._IC NOTtCll MAY --all.I. dotcbo1aae, .JWire reels, U are in need ol _Alllt __ for_P_a_t. ___ _
A,,ICT YOUR Lin. camper lcetiox art ... ,.,.. YOUtl "'°"91TY, Oii ft'ee ._ ll>Od home lie. lltiel. more. a Htb Bt. P.O. box la H.B. Call WANTED: I ' ladder
YOUll....... kMbledol. Lab It EU. lm.SIMC-3/17..J/11. =Poat.al Service ~$10 ..._.._dellW' .._Dos. lyr. aft. I,
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I '-te Olve trees You Aft.Coroaadel ar. Divorce forces sale. ~ UI' 6211' 61 ••••,...... sr.maaitear Furnllure • misc. Muat sacrirlce. $750/or l '.•ft.Z'd'·lll',11', ..__... ______ "' wet ;... SM/SWI 9·4. 112-511'7. bf.9toCfer.fnl.TM7 . 50tft.•1'11
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V Ma• .. ..--·1 Ann a Or , l.•M u n.. _ "I'S Love lo/ml good rood. Call .. Coday! call today -We may '78 2111>2': 8.900 miles, air, -· ... Power• Sau~ """'_pon---Bl'a<'.b • «{b W .. ee I . X • r '"a w/camper. $2,700. Muat bave the pre-owned AM/FM at.ereo. factory
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.....Ul ~. Mar 11 Mr. Dul•.MS.90U rww Must lU.QO ta_. 131·2040 495-494' '77 200SX, A /C, auto.
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YACHT WAHT9 w/lbr <"oado noo ZOlttblk '' r•lltra11t•r ·-•••••••••••••••••••• '71G-MC SBllA c .... ......, OLDEST stripe, $4395.G3·3506" to ~ • ....,., 19•t tX" 87~ 1%%\ all aood cond. 16~0 DUlw buco • bllt~ trlr SHOttTllD '-'4 .. tl0Jwl40.t4'1 '76 610 wgn, AM t•'M, 4·
In ..,.. roftd, do<'~ttd ln • WAHTP.U. ~ 279' PIO 'FT. k & spd. lug rk, 62,000 m1. Nlh.1~1 will bf. I.std 11 6U 9-S Beautiful cban:oaJ true CAR STOLEN Need ~783, 77()..211182 pnv ClllK't! 6 mHUnl(s t-.s up lot 41 pu~r ~""*''I'S l~ ~yclt• In "like new" condition. 3 · W\UlU•a~arW-a...-bo l Ra~pb. Balboa fiOOmi StrN't/Dir'\ $400 speed .• 6 cylinder. ~~~~ac:~t~~~) 'T12llO'l2+2,onlyllMma. ~. oeiuon n()iC\)Uabk l.a1Md Ke~y. 6'fa.flW &a.n,c tnnaftorrt'd over ..._ S..tc., ,_.. AM/FM cauette. white .-Oiea SaJes-llerv1ce-Leasini; auto, 20mpg, utra~.
O.lt Mr Tllbb, 848 1811tl M" 71...-t lj8 & A.cce11.;.• 9400 =wheels, and more. · R~arYer,lac. mint cond. $81SO to Cr
--=-s,-4& tOIO '1W Honda 3$QXL St /Ort ;;:-;;~~;;~;,~;~...... ~~11~~sb.. ....._ ... ort.d Ral1'.. lStO~mborecBMW !7!m-8 9'186zsoz. Ac.• 4 s pd . '060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ut>locat 2Yt warran Compltt~. ll~ vw.f0°~E-AUDI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"'"" ............ ., '76 Jeep <;herokee S. ~" ... ..._.__ 9705 Newport Beach 640-6444 AM /1''M s t-ereo cass. •••-·-•••••••• ••• • ••• U' Siu bollt w mew uµ \>' ..,.,., ...:, """' 6U 11662 _...,._ .. _ I d 445 E. Cout Hlway -..--
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bwti No\.' '7tl V~llow Mere. Muat Sft• f A..')'f' $5.50 pp .._,_.5* llres.~.eve.4~5360 Newport8each 673-0900 '74ALFAltOMIO '69 R oadst er 1600
bull, ~ IDMl, Elliott 11).9! 673-8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * CJrV. S 1peed. stereo, air Removable bard top. aa1IL Sl0.000. M»-&1t ------AllllO:::ft '72 lnteniatlonal: Xlnt cooc:t. "k>w miles. Ex· Malteoffer.962.-0820.
W ted. M ls l K I ·--•••••••••••••••• ~~u cond $300. Lu· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $35Cl0. 714/673-6672 v-9570 <IMONXV>. ..w,& AMA 'f& 4 spd. Statton Wagon
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lApcamg. OK \I broken 2tlodaka dirt b1keii Great Fully restored! $13,000 .. _.__ 95,0 ~-l'UU' _,,..._.. tHIEUlttMAT£ 011MN0 MACHINC, 631·3'08
but rable Reply Ad •••·-·-···~··••••• • •• \.'OOCUUon. 8'16-1883 after 67~161 •~ '78 Ford Van coo version· Dove & QuaU Sls. · --------11.428..~ly PUot. PO lioll For Saa. '77 , Vacauont-r -··-••••••••••••••••• Has pwr. s te~ring & NEWPORT BEACH •USED IMWs• '76 280 Z· 4 apd. am/fm
l5i60 Q»lll M~a. c a Ca~ 81i; R.ool uir. 7PM Ganige Jfi agtorage, <J!n; '71CHEVY 1'2 TOM brakes, air cond., radial llJ.0555 720002Tii Sri" /R (57J3SSSPMG > ate. ~ mi. Xlnt cond' !1252i relng~ Mono toilet, Like 75 Honda C8 200. Good nery 1 8 e, New,..~r wttt. SHILL tires, cruise contr ol. '73200245 (384 • l 714/W7S.324S
-new. llflOO Call 49a-8067 <-'Ond $450 2261 Santa 8each.67S-4912Tues-Sat. MUSTSEE! (1L383:>7) AM/FM 8 tra ck & ... .-9707 i6200ZS/ <497PHJ>
43' Sc•k Ketch SOh aft 6pm. Ana, CM. 6'2·4979 •80 Rambler American: SAVE SAVE custom interior which in· =••••••••••••••••••• Tl~. AS/~ (R031Yf~9J> '73 240Z. Beaut. <"Ond d1t,>Sel. H11.hest quuht y , - - --.----xlntcond • eludes icebox, table . '77 AUDI W·gon •.c ooo '71s.:.>:4sp. / lOI J Orange . 4 s p, A /C, Master Bullder's 7S Dreamer camp\lr 963-TI19Eves carpets, swivel chairs· a .M..,FM '78633cs1StR <OMS> AM /FM, radials, ma~:..
Penooat 189.500. t7l4l l.oeded Mmtcond •Maxey Uke NEW! Pn. ply. A m1. 1mmac. A I '78~.S/R<9SSUOSJ louvres, lo mi. Mustse..o.
5e-1S4Z ~ l<IM. 196f RJviera. excellent TOYOTA sacrifice at 18995. Call cass, A /C . $6500. Ph 7832.0l; 4sp. S/R t036R 1 "400. 6"-0574
Hobe Oat 16. Good cond ·75 11 ft El Dorado ~ ...___ ._.._. condition. If tnterested in 18881 Beach Blvd. (714) 537.5659 or (714) 6nQ60 Closed s..doys
TraaJer ft boat box. Dbl. Camper without truck. zo.;;'j p ~1e~·J°y~ Jna:~'!n~~ HUNTINGTON BEACH 63'7·391M. '78 Fox. swuf~ir, slick, .76 BMW 530!, 4 spd, JS.OOO
tr apeze. Make oCler. F'ully self conlaintid. Original paint. New 847-3SSS tm Dodge Tradesman xlnl cond. 900/offer mi, AC, AM/FM cass.
964-s:M& . ~.'t: .:::::te.~:r~ Fhlly,::,.:i=.. tires. ~-Serious in· '74FOltD va~. V8, 26,000 mi., 833-0779,833-7238 18500.673-2639,640·7134
d k qulrles only please. COURIER custDm ialide, green 2· as· Chpmar Sloop. Salls, Xlnt oood. $2250. 646-~ HoU ~ & Wee ends ~ •~ __.al P"'' ... t . fuJly ~ 9709 d II -0 "",.. CV MOTOR 561·M9'1. Many extraa! Must sell. """""~· ..... . anchor . outboar s P ROU.rA·UlNG 15' walk OOMERENTALS Only $1.585. Call ~7 cari>eted " panelled In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3' I M:iOO m-~ ....... ·-GMC lT. 37Mi . •-s H&:cltr Hcrrl1 .,_.,...,S side, port boles, air Utile red sports car. New uau -!ri!SN. fwrbor Blvd. .A. or....,..,.., · •-f: ht" b · ..,CN> Call 2JS'woodena'-,30' 7'refrg. 4Bur s t ove ••~l·2S03•• l'HIAUTOMOllLI ven'4, s un roo. g mRlM· .....,... eves . .....,... s c c c~•u·y•NT 16' 'h ton Chevy pickup. back swivel c ba1rs, 6t6-4064orwe8tenda. moonag . .-000. w /oven I . omp. , _.._ .. p 8• b d l k Id 673-7538 Equipt. Xltn. cond. Toyota ,Dolphtn m ini· Air, ower, e spare t re rac • w e
-"XA. 548-5260. home. like new, real ps Put years of experience w /lbed. Mickey 6'5-4493 tires w I mags. AM /FM aicw • 30 -w on Yo'lr aide. Providing t tl 16cc0 1!177Cllpptt + avr! /xtras. ~l. consultaUon & "In lhe '73 "'ton GMC pick up. ~ .... ~·c~·e11e!!:...). ~~ · -••••••••••••••••••••• doclr. Moving, must Six Padc. 1975, good COD· o•..,,..... r u ,...,.. sacrifi~.642·927S dllioo,gaarange, icebox, RENT 23' FIREBALL. fieJd" appraisals to pru· PS. PB. auto. V ·8 . ---------
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k I t . & d It Good......,,, _,.. automobiles. fl takes a tool boxes & lumber Air "ooler. amtlm 8 tea nerior ec · ... ,., ... .,,.,., '77 17 ft . M1n1· M .H . I d _.__..,lll'K"~"-"""""' .. , __ ......, .... buy Must 7$1 6742 profess1ona lo e· ra.....,, . ..., ............. """"" ... rack, $39SO 080. ~P p'!'r.!:""'ev·es · Loaded. xlnt cond. t9600 termine re al value . ' ~ .,._._, • f. XI M-'-on c .. o 3120 '78 CMC l ton natbed. lo 881-1287 _:...:....:·-·~_..;_ ____ Campway8'sleeper. nt .... e er._,, 714 /557-1752. 3187 A· mi, xtnt condition $7300 . ...:.;. _____ V __ _
El<'hells 22 U89, top cond Int. complete Boot W Ad Res 1 642 5678 Airway-I, Costa Mesa, S5&6Z17 "'16Q,ev. l1'J ton -8, auto.,
cvnd,Sll.900.645-4088. i.ncld.646'..S79:!. ant u ts · Ca.92626 pwr steer; 23,000 rn1 , 850i:\'::,:~hR~lvd
AtltcK. M•w AlfhK, M.w tlOO ..._. M•w tlOO AlltcK, Mew 9100 ......, M•w 9100 $llOO. 562-7171 <Al Beach & Wh1tt1erJ
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base, Xlnt cond1t1on . CklsedSundays
9712
'77 BMW s:lli, pastel blue.
4 spd , sunrf, s tereo
cauette. AC. 17.000 mi.
Assume s upe r lo lsc payment /buy . PP.
581·7~
i2 Bavaria. Auto. sunr'f,
A/C. AM WM stereo xlnt.
Mw.t sell $2900 or bl.t
ofr. l!;vs/wklld 640-7436.
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'76 CA PRI . Whit e
AM/l"M, P /S. ~ /8 . xlnt
<"ond. Bcs l o tfer .
21J.430.S56S
'72 4 spd. am/fm, air, low
rru. $1800. Call art s.
546-8279
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W73 Dodge van II<. T .. V-8 '76 2002. Mus t sell . tram, xlnt cond. $2195 or eng. auto trans, A IC. A . s . A . p . $ 6 6 so . bstofr. 962·8129 P/8, PIS. AM /FM tape, 548-7167Momings -------cstm Int. ~ firm. '73 Capri V6, 4 sod. air,
s.51374 '78 BMW 3201. Black Runs good. Pnvate Par·
w lbetge Uite. Air, snrl, ty ~ 962-6477
BBS alloy wheels. Con·
cord stereo (fantastic> Oat.. 9720
. GALLON
NOW ISTHE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN•
IF YOU DON'T IUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FllOM Wind d eflect or. Fog •••••••••••••••••••••••
tights Sheep seat covers, Mats. cv cover. S12.SOO. '74 200Z 2+2. stick, air,
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NEW 1979 DATSUN
2t02-000tt
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4 speed. undercoat. side
l'llOUidingll.
( ?l-l306073$9)
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PICKUP
$4599
4 ~. chrome bum
pen, tn-pod f'l\lrrors. Wl· dertoat. (71H 997 ·3313 t 9 \
NEW 1978 DATSUN
510WAGOM
$529'
4 speed, AM/FM radio.
undel'CQ&t. side mould
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'73 Dodge ~Sportsman
Van. 8 pass 6 bed. Radio,
AJC, pwr brks. P IS. CB.
new Urej. er cntrl &
mo r e. Ver y strong.
Tre m e ndo u s ran ge
w/twin custom seddle taata. Lower than BK.
642-7074
Being tramlerred over· AM/FM. $4850. 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 seas. 714-488-ll.SS 75i-0886 1:
~Bead! Blvd.
Hunlinglon Beach
54o.0442•142-771 I
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YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!!
CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER USTED HERE. SET THEIR PRICE IN
WRITING. THEii COIE SEE THE VOLUIE Dl•IT DATSUN DEALER
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& AM. 12395 675-4621
• Ford Van ~ too Club Wagon $'7000 /or offer.
494-5'e7Aft.S. .......
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everythlag lmagloable
fro m s un roo f t o
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$17,950
or make offer. Ew!n lf you don't buy It ·
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192-665 I 636-2500
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2121 HAA80A BLVD.
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We Want To Buy Any And All Pampered
Mercedes Benz Motor Cars We Can Find,
We Welcome
The QppQrtunlty To Give You A Substantial
Cash Return On Your Investment In A Fine
Motor Car
Call Roger Hensen
We et Howe of tmpOrta lnvtt• ~to t9lephoM UI fOf. oonfldentlel
, apptaillt of your lnwetment In •~ Benz motor c..
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EVERY CAR PRICEC UNDER $ 2999
~----A SPECIAL WEEKEND FEATURE OF THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT L._ ___ ,,
Ul'JDER
$ 999
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'75 AMC Hornet
6 cyl.. automatic, a ir
cond .. pwr. ste.erlng &
brakc..-s, radio & more!
$2499 '70.Ford Mltst..J
/\uton\at1c, pwr. st &
brakes, air cond. & low
miles! Re ;,illy ni ce!
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c u s t o m whe el s. (989R1E).
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Excellent condition If
interested an Classic!',
you should see thill beau
'tw cm;vv
lo'untMd, fender'.
1n II 1md hu<>ll
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$1500
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•DATSUNS *
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Of Al Models
SAL.ES-LEASING
PARTS·SERVICE
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
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STATIOH WAGON
Extremely low miles.
E quipp ed wit
automatic, great J?as
nuleage car. U33MCH>
HURRY.
$1850
•Many
TOYOTA
lMel Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
847-8555
72DATSUN
STATIOH WAGON
Automatic. lug"gage
ra c k . air . GreaL
transpe>rtaUon. HURttV!
(s.11FUE)
$1595
Iii Maxey
TC:WOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
847-8555
·n 280Z coupe. Gold. air. '73 Datsun 610. Gd cond.
mags. Lo m1. Xlnt cond. $1795/bst ofr. 5.51·9179 or
$7900. 661-6427. _1_~_1_01_1 ____ _
Autos.Used
'7 Bf!!~~.., o.1u •• s 3995 1-.-concl.. "-& ONLY
f.000 -fOSIWOT) OfotL y
'7 2 ~~~~.!.5~ ~.,MINT $AVE --"'"'°''" Only 6000 -· C!l70C8Ct
A_lllc,_MflOOw~. '77P'lTMOUTHAlltOW $3695 . redio a--.111111 OMLY
'7 9 C:OIYITTI T·TOf' $AVE "'"'°"'--._... ·-... COftd .,,._, __ 4()0() •
--<:al•' car 112051
~~~~---s5795 11Hrln g I •l•reo Prte•O tor --111m OMl.Y
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546-1914
$1999
ff Met-cwy CCMllJClr
Automatic· pwr '>l &
lM 11kt•S u1r {'Olld & low
m1h·i.1 Ou<' owner
l9'1UUSXI
$1995
Mired« UMd Cars
I U<.:lot llarbortlfam11!011
C~TA MES/\
611-5130
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Mirac .. UMd CGfS
uc; lot·Harbor/Humtlton
COSTA MESA
631-5330
$199St' """'-
Atlas Chm.-rtv.
29291larborB1vd .t.M.
546--1934
FOR ,.RIV A TE INDIVIDUALS AND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
$2395
.... Chrvl.·Pty.
2929 Harbor B)vd . C.M.
546--1934
$2295
Miracle UMd Cars
UC l()t·Harbor/Jfam1lton
COSTA MESA
631-5330
ty. One owner. Onginal
paint. New tires. $2500
Serious inquiries only ._
pl.ea1le. 551·3497
'76DATSUH
610WAGON
AM/l"M, 4 s pe11d. lug
gage rack. 62M mile~
$2600
6454183, 170-2682
UNlsual Cars, Classics, Antiq11es, ~ac~. & On~ of a kin
Autos, H«w 910 A.tot, New 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, N•w 9100 Autos. New 9100 Autos, N•w 9100 A.fos, New 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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MAKE US A DIAL WI CMn' llfUSE
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SHOP&
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IN
SOUTHERN
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SAN JUAN
CAPISTRANO
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SOUTHlltM otlAM5l COUMn'S ® par ••ow..-AUTMOalUD DULY SALES • SERVICE 28701 Marguente
PARTS• LEASING Parkway.
M1~t0n Vtep
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OUR LOW LEASE RATES
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714/831-1740
1141495-i;oo
WE OFFER YOU ~ua-.
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A SERVICE DEPARTMENT ANO BODY SHOP
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CORVETTE HEADQUARTERS
900 SOUTH COAST HIGl;i_WAY
LAGUNA BEACH
494-1131
BILL YATES, 9.c.
SB.ICT usa CAIS
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'6895 53899 1979
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1'11 S.Vllle. Metallic 71 W.U.OM
Brome. Tan leather sot. 1st clw condkioa. Air,
Cnliae control, new Ures. luggage rack, radials,
39.000 ml. Xlnt cond. new batt.eey. See to ap·
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982-0401 after 5. '77 Seville. It l)lue/blue ---------int. U,000 m.J, all xtras .
PP. sio.ooo. 751·434•. MS.311151
nin&IOOd -.-.~l$ .,._.,. lt7JIUtCI 91'·2IOO leather lnterior. Fully
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1979
CADILLAC
llASONAILE 01ram
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f'or Sale '10 vw, auto. --•••••••••••••••••• """" power-Aaaume ·\eue of .kbr lnt.erior, muat aeU.
new pa!pt, Nn• 1ooct t .... 9t0 I 14*1utel aa.39 per mo . a year SU.000.841-77118&1\I.
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My '7• Coupe de Ville
nim 1reat on rttgular
gu. Factory sunroof.
air, cruiae cootrol. plush velour Int. 6'K original.
P.P ... 195. (1)'86-300S
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<n,"TA Ml!:SA mtot.' Pri ute Party. Xlnl. rUu pwr, 58.eoO ml. NOW! SU-1200
t1f.JIOO Days 752·7591 Eves uses rea aaa. $269S. ......, ~
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P\y lllMICS .. 2795 LUCKY YOUt Bluetsilver. Loaded. Sky SAVE .GAS "71 Le Sabre
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WA60H S0,200 ml. lmm•c. 1111 '16 l>aalkr. AC. 4 1'pd AM/FM. Good eond $.llOO.~J·tMS.
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$UOO. eau w. i4l4 7 4 COUtllll fltCICUP
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(21M813YH 13313) AW> for sale. '14 VW
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546-1330 m&-2938/644·SSS4
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'72 IME. auto, a ir, power,
AM/FM, ltbr int. $1900.
P.P. 556-2415
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xtras. See to appr. PP.
96200 or m ake orrer .
53().9597 * 1989 ~vy Caprtce. 2 d r
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brakea, new top, new conditloo. "900. "2·1304 GM Exi ti Owner UI-· ...... ..... '11 El Camino SS454. xlnt
brakes, and A.M /FM·8 ---------.. ~u~e. cood acceaaories. Vloyl top. 'IB Coneoura Sta Wgn cond, veo-lo mi, A/C.
track a~. Reuooably driven · me · Cars In very good cond. new brks. new batt, p rs: PB, PS, AM/l"M 8 tr~ an
pr1ced. Phone Keith al SAC '74 SDV. Xlnl. AJI Sl0.70049S-'7893 $2$00 or best offer . P/8, air. well malnt, dash,cstmbody&pa1.nl. ~. ·pwr. Lomi. Reg gu. Ex· ·~1VJit!!~~n!i'i: _•_a:t __ ,_$36-897 __ 4___ good cond. orig owner. 2 sets of wheels. High
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'70 EJ-ra. loaded, 58,000 '16 EJdonldo ConvertJble. .. -••••••••••••••••••••• aft6pm,.,_. ply. ...,.. · '''''" , __ ..._. Lt bl Wbl puter, all options, incl ~278S.SJ&.3405. ml Xlnt rood. One ownr. ....--.. · ue. · te mmf. $4.50 dn & take over '61 Qirvair Lakewood sta . LeaVU\g state. mu.st sell. .
wioo.MS-7525. lthr i rit. Beautiful. lie. pymnts of $436 per wagon: tllOOorbestorfer. 1974 Monte Carlo. Xlot '78Caprice ,lold with tun ...::::=:.;:..::99..:;7:...7..::.IU.::.:.-..,.-.,---t ~·~FiEv~·..£a!'-7.14/ mo.BudLyncb.776-SUO. Ca116'2·S324 cond . Orig owne r . cloth int. lnt cond. P
---........... ._ eves581·9110 552·1130 windows. J> door loc:ks 9 rASS84G8t . '74 lmpaJa Deluxe Coupe. ~· ~. cnase control, tall
STATIYOM WAGOM °!i~.'oaded. qwck * l97' B Dorodo • At C. P 1s . P / e. x Int '74 LAGUMA SJ wheel. Must sell given :.
"'Iver ..g auto p /s d oond. P.P. 968-4015 Super sporty -all power company car. $5395 or ~ • • • • 833·2238 ays. Every conceivable extra -sunroor,etc. Best offer best offer. Call Mike p/b, power windows. ---------1cluding C/B. Cedar col· IUitively can sell your o a y 5 . 8 3 3 9 s 1 1 9M-3657or963-3222 ~. (cooUc~.J..n~)FM '68 Cad de VIUe. Clean. orwithsaddleleatberin· car·truck·van al no COfl eves/Wknd6"Sl2l .,.....,., ........... Wues car. whilet llhr rnt. tr . Never reg. $17.200 toyou.547·7018 · · '73 Blawr, new tires &
$39t5 $125.834-4489 lea s e or purchase . . 'fi1 Chev Impala, 2·dr, shocks. custom int. Must
540-5630 ..... Eldo -....it ...... Im· Va ughan Le asing & '78MonteCarlo. metalUc hrdt.op, new tires, xlnt see to appre ci at t. " • moo•u•. • ....... Sales559-l.502 red. 17.000 ma, PS. PB. coad. $4.50. sse.8761 642-5607 i ng st . a II e x l r a !1, 1---------PW. AC, AM /FM stereo. i.,;.. ______ _
silver /red, $8750. P .P. '77 Coope de VllJe, elect tilt whJ. cruise control. '64~vy. Frootend. fen· '75 Monte Carlo, perfect 1011\SO\ & SO\
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839-5919 sunrf. mint. Silver. sport mirrors. padded ders. grill & h ood. cood.loaded.$260C>Firm 2626 HARBOR BLVD padded i,;roof. f7900. landau roof, dnt cond. Pe rfect cond. $100. fi7S·2022. '49 Seaward ~STA MES~ ClalalfiedAds 6'2·5678 8*ll72. '656().M6-7904eves. 963-2i63/S3Ml974. L;.,:Rd::.;.·:..:•Ql:...::.:;.M:....._ ___ _ ....._Mew tlOO Mtos.Mew Mew Mew HOO .....................................................................
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lt7'Ca.o<>IA __ ,_ . ,,,.. ... XR '1ll..TDnewenf fllrans. a-.999 21Z5 Jlarbot fflvd 14....,..ar 1 MaeOtrer.Al power. "'650 .,. COITA MF.SA loOlldtid a .300 NZ-i780 .JI' Im" a front llnt \"U of 979.JIOO 8754MI05 l•••-, ... -........... .. Maey
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lhilt is 1.1~ •hOl~·11,.h' c tluull.. ttlO 1977 .acuaY PS. PO, J.'actory Air. 1.8881 Beach Blvd.
bhw .._. Ch:ry11 lrr a top ••••••••••••••••••••••• COU.AI Xa7 Uood C'Ofldi\JOO, Make or. '71 F0aD WAGON 11\JNTINGTON BEACH
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toen<'IU5 bu.Ytr .-111 t;akt Ukenc-w li!95C> 75'0'105 AMWM 1len-o. IL.le 791 Polltlve~ can sell your cond MJ FM •L...........a.... 9945 '"'· ··' ... 1 , -.. stereo • ._ IM:nanlaa• "' wit a " .12 Qlot adr. Ona owtwr. TPll car·t.ruc ·van at no cost hllia&e rack & ONLY •••••••••••••••••••••••
t58'1Kt:A1 fuUy c-qulp •M Very SSt95 1.0you.54MOl8 8.000rniles! U07VOZ> ·77 Veruilles, loaded.
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COIDOIA
COUPE
Light brown. •uu power
Low miles. (Lac 532 NIJ)
$3995
540-5630
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197JUMCOLN P/8. P/W. A/C, stereo, _seU_._4118-_282? ____ _
COMTIM9ff AL =~u 2SK ma. '64 Contlnent.al. 4·dr. lthr Court $1200/bstolfer. 26245 HARBOR BLVD '70 Ford LTD Wagon. Xlnt 642·1 ISS
Whitt· with blot It roof COST A MESA cond. 90,000 mi. .., ""S. H.1U powtt luw male:. ~· '73 Mark IV Linc. Cont. <l.1r 449t,.'VZ l _9G-46113. ___ -______ wht w /wht ltbr seals.
..., lH ·11 c d vs 4 d xlnt cood. accident free. ~ "-A... 99 35 rana a . r. . 540·5630 ..__,.. Ghia. silver grey, aar, '73 Pinto. good cond. ~707800 reg gas. $3500.
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2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA M ESA
Corwtte 99 32 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1967 CORVETTE
Green/~reen. 4 speed transm1ss1on & mags.
Must see to appreciate!
(547ffUN). a... y $5999
Mirade UMd c ...
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COSTA MESA
631-5330
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~m w/ 8 lta"k. V•..., M ~ .. """ ags, re.cent tune.up. 1----------'76 Dodge Colt 2 dr. 4 spd. . ~. 968·1967 $900/bst o!fr. Call 8·5
Xlnl cood.. ~ f'irm. 541).834() ext 261. After S: 1977 MARl<V
Cream with sun roof
luxurious tntenor. Full
power low miles. 3 lo choos e Crom . < Ltc 59351..P)
64.\4J328 '73 LTD. lo mi, aJJ power, ~5791.
AM/FM ster, Orig ownr, ---------Positively can sell your PP. aft s. 968-9965 '70 Ford Cortuia 1600 GT.
CJU truck van at oo coet Good cond. Very clean ~YoU· 547-7018 1973 LTD wagon, bi miles. ~. 9611-l.802
nms x1nt, recent work.---------'71 Charger. 71.000 ma. Ooe owner, AC. radials .
Xlnl cond. $1495 .
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. .,.. Sta•~ W Nh""'-pwr. air cond. 49K mt. .,., ....,., agon. ......,,... $!,800. 962-8061
carb. work. $200.
646-9023
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'70Challenf'er. Gd.
corn!. $850. 'Tl Granada 4 door Ghia. 2626 HARBOR BLVD '71 Ford Galaxy. Xlnt Xlnt cood low m1. Many COSTA MESA Alt. 5!>59-3476
'65 Cornet. AC. Good
transportation. $500.
497-1205
cond. all pwr extras. 6?3-1.895 962-1994
Ranchero 289. 1966, 63M. '75 Granada. 2 dr. 6
camper top. $1495. P .P · cybnder, good cond1tton, ~9353 $!,000. 497-3830
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'78 Vette L 82· -4spd 1ur '00 Dodge Dart. beaut
2626 HARBOR BLVD p/W, T&'I', al~m'. wheel~ cood. Asking $1.000. call WANT ACTION? SEU. idJe items with a
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lt>r 18 AUl.O Center Dr.
SDFwy·Lake Forest exit
IRVINE
ll0.7000
14171 tiaCUIY
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4--door sedan· 6 cybnder •
auto · air · power steer·
ing, power brakes. '(2 • -4
doors & 2 • 2 doors to cboos ~ from . <Lie
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$4695
540-5630
'67 Cokloy Park St. t paas St Wp. Radio, A/C, all
POWer opU, er cntrl, new
Ure. & paint • more.
Really s h arp. HOO.
8'2-7074
'11 Marquis. PS. Pa. cnase control, AC. tilt
whl. 30,000 mi. $3500.
$2019
1916..-CUIY
MONAICH
4-door sedan. Silver • red
top & interior. V-8, aut-0.
PIS & P /B, radio. LDw •
kM' miles. tl.ic 470 PQH l
$3195
540-5630
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2626 HARBOR BLVD 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA COSTA MESA
'72 Col. Park 9 pass . wag.
White . fully loaded !
Xlol! $!,000. 67Hl6l
1976 MERCURY
COUGARXR7
Yellow · green vinyl roof.
V.S, auto. P IS. P/B. aar.
Low mJles. <Lac S79PCN I
$095
540-5630 lw,!MmS!~
2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA
·72 Brougham w /most
xtras +steel tires, xlnt
cond. super performer
on reg gas. Pnced to sell
$1100. Bob Owens,
642-8235. 645-6450
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MUSTAHG
Auwmatic. pwr. steering
& brakes, a.Ir cond. & le.:.s
than 30,000 male s (6SSF08>. On sale
NOW·SZ888
IAualUICIC
29:15Harbor Blvd.
COSTA M ESA
t7t-2500
'77FORD
MUSTANG II
Coupe. Automatic, alf
cond .• pwr. steeling & brakes. radJO & vinyl top.
(673SMQ>. Stk. 1789A.
$3671
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
Alltos, Hew 9100 Autos, New 9100 Aldo$, M•w 9100 AMtos, New 9100 Alltos, N•w 9100
1977FORD
MAVSllCK
Automatic. pwr~ steer
mg, air cood. & less than
15.000 D\lles. 12592>. On
sale
I 975 MERCURY
COUGARXR7
White oo white v..a. auto,
10b0 HARBOR BlVO
COSTA ME5A o4'.2 0010
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'74 5Dol1 Pinto runabout. Mkbelin Ures. auto, au
2300eng. 1m fnac. $1,895. -.:mo
·71 Pinto. auto, orig.
owner. S895. 581·3805 eves an.. 6 pm. ......... ......................
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29'lS Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA t7t-2500
FllllllDS
1976 FOIMULA
VB. automatlc, air cood .•
pw. sleerin« & 8 trac
stereo. ( J..54UX M ) .
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pwr. steering, s tereo,
vinyl t.opltrallye wheels.
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$4911
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than 21,000 mi 1e·s . <OM.MIO>. On sale
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292:5 Harbor Blvd.
COSTAllESA
919-2500
'73 Firebird Esprit, AJC,
Wt. Lo9ded. $2850. Xln
cood. 758-Ca6.
'62 ~tiac, needs worlr.,
$l75.
'68 L e Mans. goo
tramportation car. MOO
best.offer. S5Z-4628
'65 CataliDa. 82,000 mi.
Pwr. alr, radio. Ne
tires " battery. Rbl trans. Runs Xlnl •Jbst air. worth more 6Q.7125.
ftllAWAeON ... (lf~ocmd. .._.. _..•tle, rooi ·rMll.,... ....... ••• Urea . 1171 . MflM.
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5 12P
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2 htrtt 11ngtne 4-soeed 6 ft bed DOW9f
front d•~ brakes and mucn mOfe' Ptoee
14379 oo Sales tu s2e3 94 Cal.ti o"ce
U &82 IM CaSh do~/1 11?8 00 Trade
none Pay-oft n0rw NPI trade none.
T 01at clown '126 00 Unoa10 balance
14534 94 OMV 192 00 POI none. Cl.
none A&H none Service cont none .
Unoa1d t>.ilance $4626 94 OEFIPMT
none AMT IF IN S462e 94 FIN/CHG
s t b t 7 06 Adel-On l:t 00 S1mofe I 4 36
APR 14 3b l 'P $6 Hl<l 00 0/P/P
16212 00 St 11968 SN •2<&3'
NEW 1979
F-100
PICK-UP
'V 8 a11roma11c oower SIP!'nnq shde-<>uf
sparp camPr Pr!C'P SS:.>99 00 Sales Ta,..
S319 14 Casi\ once S5638 14 'Casi\
down S369 00 Trade none. Pev-011
no'1e Ner rrade none Total down
S369 00 Unoa•d balance 15269 14
OMV S1 1900 POI no'1e. CL none. A&H
none. Service C0'11 none. Unoa1d
balance S538& 1" DEF PMT none.
AMT/FIN S5388 1" FIN/CHG
s I 766 26 AdO-On 8 O Simple 1 <l 35
APA t .. JS f/P $-11 34 co. O/P /P
S7!>23 40 St t12<l 78 Ser 11361
NEW 1979
BRONCQ_,
4-so~ 4-w'-I dnve 351 e'1gme and
loaded WTfh goodies Price s~g 00
Sales tax S502 14 Cash once S887' 14.
Casi\ down S875 00 Trade None.
Pay-o ft no'1e. Nel trade '10ne. Total
d own S675 00. U '1 pa1d balance
S8t96 1<& OMV S15500. POI none. CL
none. A&H none. Service cont none.
Unoald balance S8351 "' DEF PMT norie. AMT/FIN S8351 14 FIN~HG
S3823 06 AdO-On 8 50 $1mole 1.a 93
APR 1493 T/P $11974 20. O/P/P
Sl264920 St 12488. Ser 1eoe1
Fully carpeted & panelled. bucket seats.
chrome bumpers. tinted glass. extra
cooling package Instrumentation QfOup. ,
(Ser. 1035)
'73 FOID
1)4ES£ G\NS Al
'SA~~K.
ARE MAKIN~
II EASIER.
°™Ml EVER
~ B\1'1 A
CA~<X<~K.
'75 FORD
ftMft>WA~
4 -oyllnder. automatic
lransmissl<>n. radio. heeler.
mag wl\eels. !184Gll<).
LTO 4-000I H.uln'OP
'76 FOID '76 FORD
LTD WAGON
8 cylinder. automatic
transmission. p ower
steering & brakes. air
cono111onm9 (651NAT)
'71 FORD
MUSTAMa2+2
NEW 1979
PINTO
2Dl.51DAtf
4-so94td oo-..r steering front <Ilse
brakes Outa-SOlrll electric.I 1gnilt0n
and MORE' Price S3379 00 S.les IP
1103 94 Casi\ .or1ce S3902 84 Cash
doWn 198 00 Trade none Pav-<>11 none
Net trede none Total down S98 00
U'1Plld balance S350<l 94 OMV s 70 00
POI "one CL none. A&H none Service
conl nom> Unoa1d balance S3!>74 94
DEF PMT none AMt/FIN S367• IM
FIN/CHG s 1171 78 Add·On 8 00
Simple t4 3!> A~ 14 3!> T/P S.746 72
O/P/P $484• 72 SI •8771 Se< 19291
NEW 1978
FIESTA
•·cvhncwr oower disc bra~es v1nv1
1nsen bodv ~tde mou101ngs AM rldoo
Pt1ce S3990 00 Sates Ill< 12<&0 l!O
Casi\ pr~P S<l250 eo Cas11 down
s 1 18 oo r raoe none Pev-ott none. Net
trade none Totlf downs 11e 00. Unoe1d
blfl'1te S4134 eo. OMV 18 t 00. POI
no'1e. CL none. A&H none SerYlce
oont. nooe Uno.id t>111nce S421!>00.
DEF PMT none AMT/FIN U 21560
FI N/CHG S 1382 16 Add·On 8 00.
S11nof<' t <l 35 APR I 4 35 T IP
$5597 76 O/P/P S5713 78 SI 19'4.
Se< 19684
MEW 1979
FAIRMONT
J DI. SIDAM • ..
Automehc. front ditc brekM raCic a
p1nton S19ef1t1g. rad1ll tues anc:t tl'lat·s
not all' Price S4199 00 Safes tu
$253 14 Cash pnce 14472 14 Cash
down S1 22 00 Trade none Pay-oft
no'1e. Net trade none Total aown
$122 00 Unoa1d balance 14350 1.a O~\f $87 00 POI none, CL oone. A&l-4
'10'19 . service cont none unoa•d
t>1l1nce S""37 14. DEF PMT none.
A M T /FIN S4•37 14 F IN/CHG
S1454 86 Ad~ 8 00. S1mole l<l 35
APR 1" 35 T /P 1!>892 00 O/P/P seo1400 sc 1 1698.Ser •3242
DOWM
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s116'2:-:·
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s 1221 s :-~Otmt
Sitver metallic, VS automatic. P/S, P/B.
redikamp conversion -wheels. tires. sPecial paint! (Ser. BJ7610)
'74MUST..._ ....
4 cyllnder. automatic
tr1'1amission. oow e r
steeri'1g. radro. heeler
(868UKZ).
526n
59277
'71 fOID
fJIOPfCIUP
.'75 FORD
ILITI
8 c:ytlnder. automatic. vinyl
too. power ateering a
brakes air cond1!1onlng
1&89LRSl
4NMW'A z.ooot
8 c:ytil'lder. automatic. vinyl
t()p. PoW9f eteering, bra+<e•
& windows. AM/FM tt..c>.
lllr coodittoolng. (133SLl<l.
6 Passenger. 8 cvlinder.
automatic. power ateertng &
b r a kes. roof·r1ak (513PWP).
4 cylinder. automatic
tr1n1m111lo'1. power
ateerl'1g. radio. heater.
C8e8UKZl.
8 c v11nder. aulom1t1c
transm1111 on . air
conditioning. (tJ16893).
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BRAND NEW 1979
Pl YMOUTH VOLARE
This eco11om1ca1 coupe nas a 225 CID 6 cylinder engine -
the most proven for economy & durab1hty and an automatic
tra~sm1asion (10\974')
BRAND NEW 1979
CHRYSLER CORDOBA.
Automatic transmission. an economical 3 t8 CID V8. oower
steermg, p0wer brakes and glass belted wsw radial tiret
(106"08)
BEAUTIFUL, BIG,_ .. ~
SELECTION OF V ND -.
AND' CONVERSIONS
AT SPECIAL SAVINGSI
FOR
FLEET SALE
OR LEASE IMFORMA TIOM
CALL HARRY GLAVIC
546-1934
All lrancl Mew •79
CORDOIAS
LE IARO•S
, YOLARES
OVER
ACTUAL
FACTORY
INVOICE
Actual factory Invoices posted on 811 car windows on cars In ttoct<.
Does not Include factOfY lncenltves or dealer holdbaci<s.
'70UNCOLM
COMntefrA&. SIDAM
VB. automatic trans.. air cond ..
power ateerlng. power brakes.
power wlndowS. radio & 8 tract<.
split ~r seats. vinyl top &
WIW tiree. (775KKY~
'74 CADILLAC
COUPIDIYIW
Automatic transmission. VB. air cond •. full power: steerlno.
brakes. door locks. windows &
seat. AM/FM stereo radio. vlnyt
top & ww tires. (080UOW).
51095 53195
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HOIMlf SIDAM
8 cyt .. automattc tran11 .. elr oond ..
power steering. power brakes.
cuetor,JnQldinge, radio and wsw
tires. (301MKR)
176 CHRYSLER cOIDOIA coun
173 SUBARU
SEDAM
Eoonomlcel 4 cyl. engine. 4
speed transmission. radio. heater
and white Sldewall tires. (820KZY)
170 MERCURY
MOMnllY 5'0AM
Y8. automlllc ~a.. air cond.. VS. a""°"'8tlc trans .. air cond ..
Power steering, p()Wer brak... AM/FM stereo.' vinyl top. power
AM/FM stereo radio. tilt wheel. steering. pawer brakes and w.w
cruise control. vinyl top & wtw tires. (841TRO). tires. ('40flCV).
176 VOLISWA•EN
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tr1n•mtllk>n. r9dlo and custom
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'77 PLYMOUTH
YOIAll5mAM
"8, lutofNllc ffW'IS.. air COl'ld.,
Power steering, power br8kel,
vinyl top, ,.;tlo and wtw tlrw.
(2«RYX) ..
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BRAND NEW 1979
CHRYSLER LE BARON
4 DOOR SEDAN
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ve "ng1ne automahc torauefllte 1r11nsm1ssion. l)OW9I steering,
white Gldowan glass belled radial tiree and lnOfel ( 166251).
$
4DOOR
BRAND NEW 1979
VOYAGER VAN
V8 engine. automatic trensmiSSIOn. tinted gllSI. 2 94 rear axle
ratio. radio. p0wer steeflng. front disc brakes and grass belted
radial hres. ( 126183).
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Fountain Valley
EDITION
* * f VOL. 72. NO. 75, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES
Year Hometowa
Dally Ne•spae.er
TEN CENTS
·Df/ing Woman lf1ROred fig Commuters i
FRANKLIN. Tenn lAP>
An old woman la)' in the road
dy!at ol • Mart alt•ck Ru 'h ltour commuters alowt.-d for ii
look. No one stopped
BH1le Glasco, 16. wl[ls short of breath. Her SOO·tn·h•w putred off
to tbe slde ot Tennessee 96 Mn
Glaaco staggered from the car
The son·ln·law. John Willard.
and his wife, Mt&gallne. Mrs.
Glaaco's daughter. waved for
help but their frenzied nauing
..
fitted nC>Mt'
Wh('n Franklin Pohc~man Ew
\nR Maybt>rry Jr. urlvt.'<l, they
wer~ h~Leriul
··A motonst toppt'd me and
told me lttt'r~ waR a lady having
a heart atta('k In the middle or
the road but nobody . would
stop,·· Mayberry uld Thursdlil y
night
"She was in the road when I
go! there orr by lhe curb, but
people had to have seen her
S4-veraJ cars passed me when l
was giving her CPR <cardio·
· pulmonary resuscitation>. They
alowed down and looked."
Mayberry said be could detect
no pul~ on Mrs. Glasco when be
got to her He spent 20 minutes trying lo revive Mrs . Glasco
once he reached her at 5:03 p.m.
Wednesday. She was lo be buried
today. · ·'The highway was busy at the
time because it was when ev·
Ar WI ........
·'LEPRECHAUN' WELCOMES SWEEPSTAKES WINNER FRANK MC NULTY
San Franclecan Wouldn't Share HI• $128,410, So He Served 49 Months
Luck of. the Irish
~pstakes Winner Free for St. Pat's Day
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Frank
McNult,y, who went to jail for 49 months
rather than share · his $128,410 lrisb
Sweepstakes winnings with the govern·
ment, walked out of prison today, just in
time to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
mE STUBBORN IRISHMAN has
been in jail since February 1974, serving
the first 44 mo'nths on tax evasion
charges and the last five months after
t Judge Alfonso ZirpoU found him in con ·
tempt of rourt..
~ . .
The judge lifted that indeterminate
contemj>t sentence Tuesday, saying it
was o6vious keeping McNulty in jail
would not persuade him to pay the more
than $70,000 he owes in taxes and
penalties
McNUL TY. 67, made what he hopes
will be his last appearance in federal
court Thursday at a hearing at which
the government asked that a receiver be
named to take control of his assets.
District Judge z(rpoli -hinting be
didn't think too much of the idea ~took
the matter under submission.
His attorneys, Jim Larson and Rex
Clack. said McNulty has not been well,
is tired and pl ans to go off some place
for a few days to "breathe free, fresh air
for the first time in years."
McNULTY, HOWEVER, WILL not
be totally free. He still owes the taxes
and will be on parole until Aug. 3.
·McNulty's money has been in the
bank of the Isle of Jersey in the English
Channel since June of 1973 and has grown
to a bout $140,000 in that time.
lluntington's
t . !Glenn Yost
;Rites Slated
Meadowlark Airport
Rezoning PropQsed .
; Funeral services/ will be ~Id
Saturday for Glenn Yost. an
artist and member of the Hunt·
lnllon Be.ch Historical Society,
~ho died Sunday of an apparent
faeart attack. He was 69.
Services are set for 10 a. m. at
~brlst Church Unity in
,Uaheim
Questions about the future or
Meadowlark Airport arose today
after it was learned that papers
have been taken out that in·
dicate an attempt may be made
to rezone the facility.
solve problems.
The Council later announced
its support or the airport and of
efforts by pilots to make it more
safe and less noisy.
Meadowlark again came un·
der attack Thursday night dur·
·ing a regular meeting of the
airport panel. ·
eryone was going lo to town and
coming o ut from work,•·
Mayberry said.
"Al first, when J was nearing
the area, l thought the report
was ·a joke. Trame was like
normal -busy. But once I got
near the car, I could see ber.
"Others must have seen her,
too. Just was no one stopped.
They slowed down and looked
but no one slopped. People acted
like nothing was goiniz on.•·
Franklin-Woodard.o ne of Mrs.
Glasco's sons, said his mot.her
had a history or heart problems
and was on her way to a doctor
in Nashville, just north of Franklin.
"The daughter and son·in·law
who were t a k in g h e ,.·. to
Nashville were hysterical when
l got there," the officer said.
$200,000 Demanded
''They said they'd been trying to
nae somebody down but lbeS'
couldn't find anybody. They saJc..
som e people went by but
wouldn't .stop to help."
T~e Willards tried to re-suacatatethe elderly woman.
"I lbink she had been there 10
or lS minutes before I got
!here." Mayberry said. "I think ar somebody had gotten lo her
sooner, she might have had ._ chance"
Hij.acking Foiled
As Man Arrested
BULLETIN
A man demandlng $!tt,tH
raaaom •nd transportation to
Caba was taken lnto caslOdy Ws
morning after lie hijacked a
plane ln Arizona.
Rls remalnlag hostage, Mary
Ellen Paal of Los Angeles, was
released anllarmed.
TUCSON. Ariz. CAP>-An un·
armed m a n demand ·
ing $200.000 and transportation
to Havana hijacked a Continen·
Vietnam
Disputes
Ollnese
BANGKOK. 1bailand CAP> -
China declared today that all its
troops have withdrawn froll\
Vietnam. ending a nearly
monlb·long lnvasioo, but Viel·
nam-dorninated country to the
west, accused Peking of crossing
its border.
Chinese Foreign Minister
Huang Hua t.old repoc._ters in
Peking today that all "'{;hinese
troops have pulled out of Viet·
nam, Japan's Kyodo News
Service reported in Tokyo.
The dispatch from the Chinese
capital said Huang also called
on Vietnam to bold a meeting of
deputy foreign ministers of
China and Vietnam as soon as
possible.
But he did not say if Chinese
troops had pulled out of areas in
which Vietnam claimed the
Chinese pUt up new boundarf
marken.
The official Chinese news
agency Xlnhua < Hslnbua) re·
ported today lhat Chinese fron·
tier forces from Quan1txi ,
<W angsi > and Yunnan have re·
turned to Chinese territory.
"To strike back al the Viet·
namese aggresaors, the Chinese
frontier forces, starting from
Feb .• 11. captured in quick suc·
cession well over 20 cities, t.owns
and strategic points," the dis·
patch said.
tal Airlines Boeing 72:7 jetliner
on a flight from Phoenix to
Tucson today. the airline said.
The plane was Flight 62,
whicb originated in Los Angeles
and was bound for Miami. lt had
left Phoenix at .g: 15 a.m. locaJ
time and arrived at Tucson at
9 :40 a.m.
,The plane landed at Tucson In·
ternationaJ Airport. and every·
one but a female flight atten·
dant and the hijacker ·got off un·
bar.med . accord in g to
DRIVE TO WIN
Rocky Aoki
Poirer Boat
Racer Aoki ·
Detennined
Continental s pokesman Jack
Gregor in Los Angeles. Ttie
plane had carried 89 passeoge~
"Everybody is safely ofr the
aircraft. including the cockpit
crew. except for one flight atteQ·
dant." Gregor said. "She is be· ..
ing held hostage."
FBI agents were lying un·
derneath the tail of the plane at-
tempting to negotiate with the
hijacker, who GregM said was
dressed in a business suit and
had boarded the flight in Los
Angeles.
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Colleg~'s
Employees
Get Raises
Coast Community College Dis·
trict e mployees have been
granted an averagfJ\four percent
salary increase.,..-
Granted by trustees Wednes.
day night. the increases are
retroactive beginning Feb. 1 for
the district's 700 faculty mem·
bers and beginning March J for
c I ass Hie d e mployees and
management.
The increases raise the
average. f aculty member's
salary to about $22,880 a nnually.
compared with the previous
$22.000. a spokesman said.
C hancellor Norman E.
Watson's previous $54,451 saJary
moves upward to $56,629, the
spokesman said.
The increases, granted aft.er
discussion witb e mployee
bargaining units, follow the
state Supre me Court's ruling
that wage freezes on ~ovcm-'
m e nt e mployees im pnsl'd
because of tax cuts bfl>ught
about by Proposition 13 arc un·
constitutional. W ages for gov e rnment
workers throughout the state
had been frozen since last sum
mer.
Lump·sum payments for the
retroactive portions of the raise '
agreement are expected lo show
up on employees' paychecks
sometime Within the next four to
six weeks. the spokesman said.
The raises are the first since
July, 1977. Raises normally are
'granted in July but were
withheld in 11'78 because of the
state·imposed wage freeze .
llr. Yoet was a professional
9-0rtrait artbt and a member of
.U.e, board of directors of the .HuDtlalton Beach Art Leque. lie wu well known for bis art
lechu"e9 and demoutratioaa iJl ::West Oraqe County.
Huntjngt-0n Beach Planning
Director James Palin confirmed
that a petition for rezoning lhe
controversial general aviation
facilltY. site into a moblle home
park was taken out on behalf of
ownen laat week.
Ho•ever, he said the petition,
wblcb would require action by
tbe City Council, bas not been
returned or filed.
Plcutie Surgerg Cases By IOANNE REYNOLDS
Of-o.lty ,.._Sc.ff
Last year, Rocky Aoki started
all eight offshore power boat
races on tbe Grand Prix ci~ult.
Negotiations for more raises
will begin this s ummer, a
spokesman said. /
• Re i1 survived by one
.. au1bter. Piper Lombardo of
JhbrHk• ~ •n aunt, Edna
Sdw ards of Turlock and one
arandda\llbter. . .
P•lln said he bad dbcuased
the remning matter wlth mem·
bers of the Nerio family, -0wnen or the' 30.15·acre rac\llty in
westem Hllntington Beach.
Art Nerio, the operator of the
f•cility, daimed today that the
peUUonls"newstome."
He said be is mainly con·
ceraed with keeptq the airport
1otn1.
Nerio, whose faP'\lly baa
owned tbe airport slnce 11&2,
••Id there have been dlteumona over the rears for tbe purc:bue
of tbe site.
Other sources confirm alto
that a reaonln1 petition wa1
tatea out but that there are no
definite pl... for tbe Mure of
tlae Pl'Glla1.r. ..... in ....... under
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Small Jury Hears
Of Heart Attacks
BJ &EBECCA HELM Of .. .,...., "'-' s.-
Tettimony OD the treatment ol
patientl l\lfferinl cardiac arrest
wa1 to contiaue tod•y ln • state
medical board bearinl for JD
Oranp County p1utic: 1ur1eoa
aceuaed '11 O'Oll neeli1enee.
Tbe accuaaUou •laiDlt Dr.
Ralph Small. ol Santa Ana wen
lodled b>' the state Board ol
lledtcal Quality A.uura.nce after
lmall'1 ~~~. Kim Ploek, died New. rr fOUOWlnl breast lmplant ... ....,.
limall'• bNrtq la Saata Ana
la •QeCted to eo11Uaue •bout .. ...ua. lln. Plock, u.. »·1ear-old
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slmll•r c:bar1es In connection
wltb another woman paUent who
alle1edly suffered terlous iDfec:·
Uon f~ tbllb lift 1ur1ery.
Tbe be .. I could result lD
revoc:aUoa '11 SmalJ't Ucease to ~racUce medicine. An Oraqe
CouDtY Superlor Court order
bu mnpanrtll' auspeaded bla
practtee. Today, 8&ate Deputy Attorney
Oeneral Davld Cbaadlu, repr11~ medical board.
••• to__.. quee~ Dr.
Rlcbard L. K00M OD UM fOIJow·
up treatment require_, for som.-lulferbll a beut at·
tack .
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He never nrusbed any of them.
Tbis ye•r's season opens
Saturday with the Busbmills
Grand Prix off the Oran1e Coast
and Aoki ia determined it ·u be
different. He baa a new boat and a aew
engine. "I'm an innovator," he
said. He also recognise. the old
raciag dictum that yo~ un't wtn
the race unless you finish it.
Coast
t Weather
Chance· of s howers 60
percent tonight, decreas·
ing to 30 percent Saturday.
Highs Satunl•y 58 to. 63.
Lowa toaipt 41tO54.
INSIDE TODA 'i'
The 40.year·old . restaurant
cbatn owner Jokes about laat
year'• failures, but tbey obvioua·
ly •re a 90l'e polnt wltb him. HoN o wt Oftd tOild St-
So bis illnovationa for tbil year Potriclr'• Dow. Fired out
are centered on the idea '11 not tolaefw '° midi u.. BMl&milla
only betnC fut but hnina I boat Grad Priz of ottlllon racing
that ll leu likely to break clown mld·race. Tboae breakdown• °" PflOsCI.
co•l blm the 19'17 and 1911 l•tleX
8u1bmlll.I after be won tbe 1"lt ~--.... ~~ ~.~ rate. ~ --_.. Tbis year, he and bis crew will ~ ..... ~ ~":. -,:
be •• out lD a wooden bulled i=:: .. =c.., .. =:-· tbe only one oa t.be Ii= °'£5 &¥:":. ~
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Will St. Paddy's
Be Peaceful Day?
By RTHllll ll. VINSt;t,
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•'.UTII AND B t:GORKA, for on Uui. Saturday 's a day
when Se1:1l Beach vol1<•e wish everyone wai. Italian or 1m·
agined lhemselvet. lo be. Then a quiet St. Patrick 's Day
would be assumed
"We're ~01ng to handle it JUSt like we did last year,"
says Pohre Cbtef Ed C1bbarelli, whose men encountered
relatively little 1978 revelry of the law-brea1ung variety.
SEil BEACH IN YEAas paat, a
picturesque sea s1cte hamlet boasting
two classic' puhs 1n the same JOO block
of Main Street Clancy's and the
I rishcr by· the· Sea hu~ been shamed
by a bit of March 17 turmoil
One recent Saint Paddy's Day,' a
full-scale riot erupted, leading to a call
for help from numerous other Orange
County law enforcement agencies. But
conditions are considered appreciably
CHI ... CIHAltULI mellowed now.
No one bas even advanced any specific theory for
selecUon o( Seal Beach in previous years by those who are
Iris h or wish they were on tbat day and worked up real
Irish WrslS.
ODEF CIBBA&ELLI sugge1'ts that this year, sheer
urban sprawl and commercial development in the sur·
rounding 4rea may lessen St. Patrick's day fervor bo his
town's Main Street even more.
Rt>lativcly few problems were encountered all last
year. when Seal Beach police literally marked March 17
oU the calendar and 1usl looked soulh and whistled until
M<1 rd1 18 came around. as the saying goes.
They ignored St. Paddy's Day, in short and nothing
much happent-d
(;h1 ef Cibbarcl11 notes that many larger restaurants
and watering holes such as lho6e in Marina Village across
the San Gabriel River in Long Beach are absorbing many
celebrants.
JONGftY JOSE'S, a Mex.lean restaurant in Marina
Village. wished lt was Irish so much last March 17 lbat the
staff served green margarita cocktails.
"But I don't know what's planned this year," says a
spokesman who identified her.self Qnly as Dana.
Celebration of the day Himself drove all the snakes out
of the Emerald Isle is de finitely on schedule, however, on
the OrahgeCountyside. at Clancy's and the Irisher.
"WE'RE NOT llEALLY plannJng anything special,
1ust our decorations." says bartender Ann "The Widow
f''innegan" Cooper, for 17 years now a serving .wench at
the Irisher
She blames Seal Beach's finest for the last real March
17 unpleasantness on Main Street, a donn~brook estimat·
ed to involve up to 5,000 people whlcb left various shop win
dows shattered.
·'The last St. Patrick's Day riot was agitated by the
police. And now they are frightened," declared Mrs.
Cooper.
Her counterpart down the street at Clancy's and a
former waitress at the Irisher, Ruth Hollingsworth, an·
ticipates a typical Irish crowd will be toasting its patron
saint there.
POLICE ON PREVIOUS St. Patrick's Days following
the h1st0Mc Main Street melee that tarrushed the day for
all asked both the Irish pubs to keep their doors closed or
at least shut down early.
Restraint finally paid off for all concerned in 1978,
:;ays Mrs. Hollingsworth.
"It was just normal. We even stayed open until closing
time," she declares.
New 'New U' Flap:
Jews ~last Paper
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By PIOUP &OSMA&IN Of,.. o.lty rtNt IUff
Editors of lbe UC Irvine stu·
dent newspaper, the New u.
have charged that once again
lb• ~ontents or their journal
have caused It to wind up at the
city dump.
students w)'ao objected to the
content ot an advertisement car·
ried ln a humor suppleme nt..
· They claim that up to 5,000
copies of this week's edlllon
were con.signed to the uh can by
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Laat January, edltpra said
3,000 newspapers wer\ junked
by a few student& who reacted to
a story with photocrapba of a
wet T·shirt contest dealped to
allow fOUllC women to abow off
their bftau.
Tbe ad in Tueeday'a edition
WH for a ma1utne. "Tbe Jew
You" and touted artJcle UtJes
lmplyblc UDt Jews are uauren.
enjoy kllllnc Arabt, and baye
bil DONB.
B..W. tbe ad, an article abo
contained ln the humor aupple·
ment ref~ra to Jews as "a poup
of nolay <and pretty damn ruck) people."
Steven Brotman , a
coordinator for tb• campus
Jewbll ltudent Uldoa. called LIM comments "rid.lculoal Ad in· flam~ but...._ Nw u ltalf • allet•tloal that
tbe lewl1b lt••••t U•lon pntlelpated la 1tuftla1 the ........ 1111.ou..,...... . .
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Alu T .. o1 W,.. mtuel
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Discord Snags
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Peace Effort
By,.,,.. ANOClated Pree111
A faction in the hlraeh Cabinet
I• dem ndlf\C that the govern·
m"nt comrnlt ltaelf to 1'tepped·
up J c::w1i.h t ttlt.'ment 1n the West
Bunk vf lht> J ordan tl1ver and
contanued lsraeh aecurlty con·
trol of the arn, 1t was learned
today
The d.u.cord apparently is one
r~uon Mt nache m Begin has
po~tponed for 24 hou rs the
Cabinet's coruuderation of the
full i!:Kypt1 an· Is r aeli treaty.
or1g1nally scheduled for Sunday.
A Begin spokPsman said the
delay resulted from the pnmt:
Party goers
Robbed of
$100,000
SAN FRANCISCO <APl -
Members of the city's social set
attendin g a posh private cocktail
reception for vis iting Nc•w
Or l ean s Ph ilha r monic
Symphony conductor Leonard
Slatkin were robb(od al gunµomt
of an estimated $100,000 in
jewels, cash, .checks and credit
cards, police said.
Police said one of the 21 vie·
tims lost a check for $1,000 and
others lost valuable jewelry dur-
ing the 15-minute holdup Thurs·
day night at a home in the city's
fa s hi ona bl e Sea C liff
neighborhood.
.. , think they were wi Id
enough to shoot us ," said Mrs.
Mortimer Fleis hhacker , who
lost several rings lo the robbers .
. She and the other gueslS were
forced to lie on the floor of the·
s prawling, one-story home a&
they were robbed.
At least one wom an i>tandin~
amid the devik>d eggs, rolled-up
cheese and German wine hors
d'oue vres managed to slip a
valua ble diamond ring into her
bodice, unseen by lhe robbers,
police said.
Police said Slatkin -In San
Francisco as a visiting conduc·
tor -may have lost the least
because he reportedly tossed his
wallet under a chair and out of
sight as soon as the robbers
burst into the party.
F,.._PageAI
AOKI .•.
powered by a Chrysler engine
that Aoki hopes will prove to be
more durable over the 180-mile
course
The ne w outfit cost him
S900.000 which he spent without
hesitation.
"Winning is everything," he
explained. "Coming in second is
the same a& coming in last."
Aoki. who made his mark in
the business world as the owner
of the Benihana restaurant and
hotel chain. says he took up
power boat racing lo escape
business headaches.
He pursues his racing hobby
with the same intensity that be
runs his lnt.emational corpora·
tlon. A quiet man, be means it
when he s ays winning Is ev·
erythlng. '
There wu tbe race Jast year
in Sal) Francisco, tor Instance. It
was so rough that his navigator
opened a gash on hls chln when·
his face smashed into the dash
board and also managed to
break his ankle.
Ocean racers stand. using
their legs to cushion the blows
their boat.11 take. The broken
ankle was obviously a painful
hindrance. So Aoki s lowed the
boat and he and the lbrottJe man
put the navigator in the water
for a commiU.ee boat to come
fetch.
It turned out to be a uaeleaa
move, they were unable to finish
the race because the boat later
cracked in half In the rough
water.
Aoki may face a similar prob·
lem Saturday. only this time It
may be hia crew who 'll be put·
lint him over the slde.
Last October he dislocated his
knee in a cl'asb duriD1 • clocsed courM race ln a •mall one·man
boat. TM knee wu repaired ln
IW'l81'J, but be HJI be buo 't lot full UM ol IL yet.
'Au8uat Moon'
ShDuJ Playing
Ocean View HIP Schoo\'• pro •
ductlon of "Teabouae of tbe
Auptt Moan" conUnu" tonllht •t 1: ID tn UM <>c.an View Thealer on tbe ICbool'• ffantlnston Beach
c1m_pu1.
Tb• mu1lc1I II to run
tbroallt Saturd•J and •••In from 'lllftla 21 Uaroup ... a acbool..-..mu1 ......... . Ad.at......_ 11 •·au. .......................... ..................
minister's ill ness: He has been
ordered to bed because of a cold.
But It also wlll give Betln
Ume to try to head off a club
over the demands of a three·
man National Religious Party
fac t ion ln the 17 ·plember
Cabinet.
In Egypt, meanwhile , Pres1·
dent Anwar Sadat declared to·
day that the "real test" ol the
peace process wUI come after
the s igning of an Egyptian·
Israeli treaty. when the two
countries open negotiations on
establishing self.rule for the
Pa lestinians m the West Bank
a nd the Gaza Strip, a nothe r
Israeli-occupied territory.
'Here, Bu::"'
"J know Begin will be raising
hell as he always does, but, my
God , I shall be raising beU for
him also." Sadat said al an Im·
promptu news conference in his
home village.
The White House announced
that a U.S. delegation, including
President Carte r 's nation al
s ecurity a dviser , Zbigniew
Brzezinski, and Carter's son
Chip, is heading for the Mideast
toda y in an attempt to persuade
Arab leaders to cha nge their
minds and support the proposed
Egyptian Israeli peace treaty.
Georgia Francies and her husband Cecil, members of
tbe Buzzards Club of St. Louis, look for a buzzard during
the birds' annual return to Hinckley, Ohio. Hinckley
buzzards are reputed to return to the area every Mar ch
15, much like our own swallows to Capistrano.
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SMALL •••
College Land Swap
Rapped by Students
Agriculture studenlS are pro·
tes ting plans to trade seven ~during Mo. Plock's surgery, acr es of Coast Community
testified that although the pa. College Di.strict land ror proper·
Uent went into cardiac arrest ty in Fountain Valley to be used
a round 10 a .m., she was not for an administration center.
talCen to a hospital until 7 o'clock Spokesmen for about 16 pro-
that evening because of her un· testing students told college
s table condition. trustees W~esday that the col ·
s pokesman said this week that
most of the seven-acre district·
owned site in Cost a Mesa 1s
leased to auto dealerships for
car storage, and a portion con.
tains the district's garage.
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In testimony following that of lege property on Adams Street
the technician. Koons discussed in Cost.a Mesa is used to grow
the importance of immediate feed for Orange Coast College
fo llow-up treatment of a heart livestock.
attack pa t ie nt by c a rdi ac T hey contend that g1v1n~ the
specialists. seven acres ror five acres owned
··The d amage lbal can occur by Garden Grove· physician
to a pctticnt from the efforts or Max well Roston 1s an unfair ex
resuscitation must be assessed c h ang~ a nd would further
Im mediately because il can decrease diminishing open land
negate resuscitation," Koons at the Orange Coast College
said. campus in Costa Mesa.
The anesthetist said the pa. T he Fountain Valley property
lie nt s hould"" b e take n to ' a on Euclid Street at. Warner
hospital wher e s pecial equip-Avenue would. be u.sed for con·
ment can monitor the heart and strucUon of Coastline College's
body's progress. administrative headquarters
lf the patient can't be moved, Coastline uses public buildings
specially trained physicians or ··and leases private ly owned
paramedics wno are trained to s tructures for c lassrooms
handle such situations, should be throughout the college district in
called , he said offering courses to 20,000 stu ·
Skateboard
Sacrificed
From the Thursday
c rime log of the Hunt·
ington Beach poUce comes
a story ot averted human
disaster -but a minor
tragedy nonetheless.
Young Brian Manley
told officers he was riding
his s kateboard near the
curb on Atlanta Street
about 7:30 in the evening.
Suddenly. he said , a
Volk s wagen s werve d
towards him, leading him
to believe his life was soon
to become history. ,
An officer wrote: "He
jumped for safely, but his
skateboard made the ul·
timate sacrifice. Its re·
mains may be viewed at
the above location." Brian
wall unhurt.
dents.
Its headquarters currently is
housed in rented structures
across from Fountain·Valley Gi ·
ty Hall on Talbert Street near
Brookhurst Street.
Trustees have asked Coastline
administrators to study possible
sites for ~truction of a dis·
trict-0wned headquarte rs facil1·
ty. Trustees haven't acted yet on
the proposed la.nd trade.
A Coas tl i n e Coll ege
Fomttain Valley
Home Burglarized
A burglar Ufted a locked slid·
ing glass door from llS channel
Thursday morning and took a
total of $618 in cash and belong.
ings from a Fountain Valley
home.
Webster K. Marcott of l<M.20
La Despensa told police be is
missing $200 in cash, $300 worth
of jewelry and $118 worth of mjs.
ce lla neous ite m s, Including
liquor.
Only about two acres are usc<1
part-time for agricultura l
products. he said.
Under tentative agreement~
the district would continue to rt·
rc1ve lease incomf' for the ro~t.1
Ml'<.a properly over lhc ncx1
three years. a i;poke!>man said
The district a lso would be
~ranted use of "hundreds .. of
park ing s paces at f"ountain
Va lley Community Hospital, ad·
J¢ to the proposed Euchd Street site.
T h e Eu c lid s ite, th e
spokesman said, is almost in the dir~cenler or lbe s prawling
105-square·nulc colleJle distn ct
lroine Cfutrch
FraudWanwd ..
By Alithorities
A self-described minister who
received his credentials by mall
orde r is turing area children to
sell lottery tickelS to benefit the
e xpansion o r a church that
doesn't exist , Irvine police said
Thursday.
A drawinl! is supposed to he
held at "St John's Church," in
tht> ministry of the Uni versal
Life Church. at noon on Scttur·
day at 23331 El Toro Road in k;J
Toro.
If someone shows up fo r It,
police detective Paul Jessup
said, he'll be disappointed .
There is no church at the ad·
dress. There is, however, a pro·
fess1onal office building there,
a nd a mong the tenants is an
answering service which the
"mini.Ster " used.
PRESENTS
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suit wttb duatproor scotchguard
auede elbow pads and trim,
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aide buckles in soft neutral
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EDITI O N
VOL. n , NO. 75,' SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA
Yoar Hometo•a ;
Dally Newspaper
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F_RIOAY, MARCH 16, 1979 TEN CENT~
(](;f's New V Gets Dumped Again
By PRIUP &OSMAltlN Of .. CNlfy ,..... ... ,.
Edit.an ol the. UC Jrvloc stu
de nt newsp•per. thtt N~w u.
b•ve charged that onctt agam
the conte nts or their journal
have c•uaed It to wind up at the
city dump.
They t-laim that up lo S.000
copies or this week's edition
we re conaicned to lhe ash can by students who objected to the
colJtent ol an advertisement car
Mtd 1n a humor au..,lement
L ast January. editor~ llllid
3.000 oowspapc~ wure tunkt'd
by a rew lud~ntB who reacted to a story ~Ith photogra phs of a
we-t T sturt Mnlt'tlt designed to
allow young women to show ore
their breW!ts
The ad in Tuesday 's ed1t1on
was for a magazme. "Tbe Jew
You " and touted article llUes
1mplymg that Jews are usurers,
enJOY kill.mg Arabs. and have
big DOM-5
Besides the ad, an article also
contained In the humor supple·
ment refers to Jews as "a group
of nolSy <and pretty damn rude )
people "
S t e v e n Hr o tman , a
{'OOr'dlnator for the c ampus
Jewish Student Union. called the
com ments "ridkulous and in·
Oammatory" but denied New U
staff members ' alleg~ions that
the J e w is h Student Union
participated in st uffing the
papers into the trash.
"Th e JSU officially had
nothing to do with it," BrotmQ
said. "We didn't encourage
anything like that.''
Brotman said he suspected
there were some enraged Jewish
stude nts who thre w away
papers, as well as some angry
non-Jewish readers. who threw
away p~pers.
New U editors defended lht;
-Schools Get Tough ,
·No Raises, Fewer Benefits, More Hours
The Board of Education of the
Irvine Unified School District
"has responded to a teachers'
proposat for a 11 percent COD·
tract salary increase : It pro.
poses no increase.
Further, the board proposes a
longer working year, fewer
~nefits, great.er ability to dis·
· cipline teachers, a provision to
prevent teacher· strikes, and
possibly larger -not smaller, as
teachers want-class sizes.
The tough new contract pro-
posal, according to district ad·
ministrator Delaine Richards, ·
who developed the doc ument. is
a reaction to the uncertainty or
sc hool fina ncing in the post·
Proposition 13 era.
Spokes men for the Irvine
Teachers Association said they
haven't developed a response
yet to the board plan, which wis
p r esented for ins pection
Wednesday.
The board proposes a two-year
contract, rather than the one-
year pact sought by teachers.
Richards said that until it ls
known whether the state again -
will bail out districts hurt by
loss of property tax revenues
caused by Proposition 13, the
first year of the contract pro-
posal, for 1979-80, freezes
salaries.
Current entry level salary for
a teacher in t he district is
$11,319. The average teacher
salary is $16,470.
The secorftl year of the con·
fract, 1980-81, does provide a
$226, or two percent, pay boost.
That, too, Richards said, de-
pends upon the state legislature
and improved school financing.
Richa rds pointed out that,
Hoine Flood •liiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~~~
even with no contractual in-
crease prqposed, teacher pay
would not stand still, because
teachers receive annual incre-
ments ror experience, of $624.
Other pay increases are given
ror educational units earned
beyond the bachelor's degree.
Rather than give pay in-
creases as individual credits are
earned , a s ls the existing
method, the board proposes that
units be collected in blocks of 15
units, beginning with at least 30
units earned beyond the degree,
befor e pay is increased.
<See TEACHERS, Page A2>
Probe Set
7 I fu Irvine
Hijacking
Thwarted;
Man Seized
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Irvine city officials will meet
1 witb water district ad-
! minlstrators ·and executives or.
.. the Irvine Company and Broad-
moor Homes to determine wbo
will pay to stop the nooclln& at
about 80 Turtle Rock homes.
A consultant's report de·
termined ~l nooding has been
caused by a combination of rain-
f aU, overwatering and, possibly,
leakage from water and sewer
aystem.s.
The City Council was told
Tuesday that the Irvine Ranch
Water District bas not yet
responded to questions regard-
inl the lauer possibility. It was
e.timated that lt would be a week
or more before the dlatrict could
furnilb details.
The consultant, LeRoy Cran·
dall and Associates, said further
causes of flooding were in the
construction of the homes
tJu~mselves, and poor main-
tenance o( existing yard drains.
Tbe consultant reported that
, because the homes were built
without roof drains. rainwater
1luices off the roors. straight
down walls, and seeps into roun-
daUona.
Adjustmenu of grading made
by the homeowners themselves
when plantiq yards or install-
inl p•tiol allo contributed to the
teePate problem, according to
tbe coftsultaot.
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·ANDY ANDREWS SHOWS HOW TO FLUSH NEWPORT BAY
He W•nts To Try Hie Idea But Ottlclala Are C•utlou•
TUCSON, Ariz. <AP> -A man
d e manding $200 ,000 and
transportation to Havana hi-
jacked a _ CoDtlnental Airlines
Boeinc m jetliner on a fliPt
rrom Phoenix to Tucson today,
the airline said. He was taken
into custody later at the airport.
The Diane landed at Tucson In-
ternational Airport, and every-
one but a female flight attendant
and the hijacke r got off the
plane unharmed, according to
Continental spokesman J ack
Gre~or in Los Angeles.
The night attendant, identified
as Mary Ellen Paul, or Los
Angeles, was later freed un-
harmed. and authorities said the
hijacker was taken into custory.
The plane bad carried 89
passengers.
Gre1or said an FBI agent had
boarded the plane at the airport.
A report.er at the airport said
be saw a man in an orange vest
stand on the roof or a police car
at the nose of the plane and pull
himself up through the cockpit
window.
There were reports the hi-
jacker was armed with a knife,
but Continental said it could not
confirm that. • ·
Passengers described the hi·
jacker as tall, in bis 50s and
wearing a gray business suit.
They .said be b*l boarded the
flight in Los Angeles.
Crandall and· Aasoci•tes pro-
pcMed • S2IO,OOO solution tb•t in·
eludes the inltallation of recep-•
tor pipelines along Culver ·and
Turtle Rock drivea to carry
nmoff water into emunc storm
dralm.
Straight Flpsh
Beats Full Bay
FBI agents were lying un-
demeatb the tail of tbe plane at-
tempting to negotiate W1lb the
hijacker.
One of the passengers ,
Richard P•ul, 38, of Los
Angeles, a television actor ~
played the mayor on the ABC It waa also su11eated lh•t
more test wells be drUled1''9 further examine the cause X·
ceulve water.
Coast
Weat•er
CbaDH. of sbowen 90
pet'eeal t.mdlbt. decreu-
lq to• perteat s.turday. 1111• llilwdaJ •to a .
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By IOANNE aEYNOLD8 . °'-Detty""' ..... Wben Ottie "Andy " Andren
was a little boy growing up in
atasucbuaetts, be started
"playiq around" to aee bow
tidal currents could be bar· neaed. \ Ult Initial experiments
washed out a y•cbt club dock
and tore out a coupae hundred
feet of nver banks.
What he'd Wte to do is cut a sertea "Carter Country,'' said
channel from tbe beach •t 43rd--t'bat while the plane was St~ to Balboa Boulevard, with between Phoenix and Tucsoa,
an eilht foot underground pipe the pilot came on the lntereom
conoectinl the channel to the and asked all pauen1en to 1et
bay behind Newport Island. off at 'l'Uclon. · ·
That'• tbe wave pump. "Hit \'Oice wu sbakina," P•ul
Tbea, be'd atriq a series of said, "that bothered me. It
water barriers between lalanda always botben me when .the
in the Upper B•Y to make a man in cbarae bu a sbak•nc
loop-tbaped cban.nel. That chu-voice." c&ee n.vsa. Pase .U> No• Andrews tbinb be bu a
way that kind of eaeray could be ::,~=~Te'~c:r.:~. aUt occ, S4DDLE&tCK Toilet Seat
He mi. to call propoMCI
proJeettbe"SelfCJ .. ntaiBay." IN SEMIFINALS Death Weapon A..,..., currently a Loq • 8eacb r"'6deat. bu been ltudJ· ·Oraa1e Coaat Colle1e n .
lq Newpart'1 llltaUoa problems ~.~~9T0a~~.!
1laff reUftal u a 1u tn1ck tbe m••....._ .... , <•and a. drlYW IO JM1'I aao. --.-•11
He ftPNI it would eo1t a retPffdvely) lD tbe aemlftnall mlalmum ol M mtlHon to ctnctae of tbe 3C 1t•t• baaketball
tM lilt out o1 tM Upper BaJ toaraament at Cal State alw, aat to meaUoD tbe ... hllertoa.<See8porta,Pa .. IM).
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PHILADELPHIA <AP> -
Polite are lan1t11at1111 tbe
murder of aa oll comp•ny
auditor wbo •pparently was ........ to ..... wttb • tol< ...
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Noor ROii, •· ddtf llUdtler for tM Au.tic IUcMleld Co. '1 lftlee
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New ..... . Pollee ... • porUM ot tbe
toilet ... , fro• lier 1111,000
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comments as inte nded in a
humorous manne r , and s aid
other r eligious groups were
satirized as well. Another ad.
advocating "Maximum Sex."
was purportedly tbe work of the
Crusade for Christian Copula-tion.
Richard Clucas, editor of the
newspaper, has come under
scrutiny or the Communications
Board, which oversees the
newspaper operations and an-
'Bere, BU%%!1'
nually selects the New U editor.
Various cam pus resolutions
tiave been proposed to remove
Clucas as editor.
Past incidents viewed by some
as journalistic indiscretions or
la pses of -good taste include
publication of bogus advertise·
ments demeaning Iranians, and
articles some felt were offensive
to women.
Of the humor issue. Clucas
<See 'HUMOR,' Page A2)
AP Wlr •to
Georgia Francies and her husband Cecil, members of 1 the Buzzards Club of St. Louis, look for a buzzard during
the birds' annual return to Hinckley, Ohio. Hin ckley
buzzards are reputed to return to the area every March
15, much like our own swallows to Capistrano.
Posh Party Robbed
Of $100,000 in SF
S AN FRANCISCO CAP> -
Members of the city's social set
attending a posh private cocktail
reception for visitin g New
Orleans Philbarmonic -
Sym~hony conductor Leonard
Slatkin were robbed at gunpoint
of an estimated Sl00,000 in
jewels, cash, checks and credit
cards, police said.
Police said one or the 21 vic-
tims lost a check for $1,000 and
others lost valuable jewelry dur-
ing the 15-minute holdup Thurs-
day rught at a home in the city's
ra s bionabl e Sea C liff
neighborhood.
· "I thi nk they were wi ld
enough to shoot us," said Mrs.
Mortimer Fleisbbacker. who
lost several ribgs to the robbers.
She and the other guests were
forced to lie on lhe floor or the
sprawling, one-story home as
they were robbed.
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At least one woman standing
amid the deviled eggs. rolled-up
cheese and Aerman wine hor:.
d'ouevres managed to s lip a
valuabfe diamond ring into her
bodice. unseen by the robbers.
police said.
Police said Slatkin in San
Francisco as a visiting conduc-
tor -may have lost the least
because he reportedly tossed his
wallet under a chair and out or
sight as soon as the robber:.
burst into the party.
Patrolman John Stumpf said
two young men knocked at t.he
door of hostess Mary Anders'
borne 'at 6:20 p.m .. about 20
~inutes after the party started.
and identified themselves as
police officers.
They pushed their way past a
maid who realized her e rror and
tried to close the door against
them.
Loss of Financing
Warned by Riles
WUson Riles, state superinten-
dent of pubUc lmtructloa, told
an audience of Irvine buai-
neumen and aeeoadary school
educators Tbunday, "We can
actually loee public educatioo in
California" without a loal·tenn
ayatem of school financlq:
Riles spoke to memben ol the
Greater Irvine Industrial
Lea1ue and the Irvine Unified
Sebool District,. who met •l tbe
RellltrY !Wet to announce a
joint pro1ram of vocational
educ.uon.
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meaded tbe ~p _for tbe pro-
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detlta Ytalt OllL-member com·
paDI• to learn tbe wontnp ol
tile ballDHHI and of tbe
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DgingW~nl ed IJg Commuters
FRANKUN. Tenn tAP > -
Aa old woman lay ln the roecl
dying ot a b..-.rt atU.ck Ru~
hour commuters lowtd for •
look o oot> topJX"<I
Bl'11111c Glut'(), '15. ~ .u1 hort of brt>ath Her 801\ 111 law pullt.'d olf
to Ute .ude ol Tenn~• M Mr..
Gll•~t·o ta~Ht•rt-d from tht' car
Ttw M)fl In h••. John WIUard,
11nd t 1• w1ff', M11calln . '\In
(ila&t>~1·s daughter, waved for
bdp'b\it their fr~ntled nauin.11
fUMllOOM. wa.. P'H&lln POll<"ecnao Cw· l!IC • .,._,., ,r. arrh9d, U..1
were .. ,...nea1 .
··A 46aUrill Mapped me and
told me lh<•rt• waa a l1dy havtntc
a hurt •Uadt In th mtddl of
th• road bul nobod ~ would
top. · Maybt>rry auld 1'hurMJ11y
night
· Sht' .... aa m th ro•d when I
iot thPrc: olf by th <'Ur b, bvt.
~pit' had lo have een her
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FLUSHING BAY -Andy Andrews' "self-cleaning bay''
would use a wa ve pump and channel at 43rd Street <dotted
lihe > to bring in fresh ocean water and a channel created
by a series of barriers and tide gates in the Upper Bay at
!:>hell maker Is land Cdotted lines). .
l"ro•Pa~AJ
FLUSH .DEVICE •..•
nel would have tidal gates at the
lwo bottom ends .
lie re's how it wor:ic{"
Tht> wtive pump is based on
the ventun principle or increas-
ing the velocity of wavei> that
would hit the channel by con·
stricting its Size.
He estimates 100 ,000 gallons a
minute could be pumpe d
through the channel and pipe
during a day or lWO·foot surf,
even when the tide is falling.
That water, when combined
With . the ~hanneUzation or Ute
Upper Bay barrier& and gd• :s
would flush the silt out of lhe
Upper Bay. und Lower Bay and
lake It out to sea.
Andrews, who's trying lo in·
tt.>rest the :;tale Department of
f>'ish and Game and the county
En vlron!'llental Management
Agency in his plan, concedes
that he's got no idea how much
1t would cost.
"But it'd be cheaper in the
long run than havinl' to keep
f'rome PClfle A J
'HUMOR' .••
said today, "I don't think we
particularly wanted to promot.!
N hn1c humor. most of it had to
do with be lief r ather than
ethnicity.
''It's k1nd ·or ironic th1t some
. of the groups that were upset
were the Jewish students, the
gay communhy and the Chris·
lian community
··Some of the most outlandish
humor about them were written
by people who come from thole
backgrounds
"No one· was trying to offend
the Jewish students, a nd I'm
sorry that they were offended."
Clucas suld he Is tryina to
'hang onto his posl as editor unUI
the end or June. when a new one
Is scheduled to be named.
"Thlt ls JU1t supposed to be u
e du.calional opportunity
anywa)," Clucas said. "Boy,
a m I geUin& an education."
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dredging the bay out or letting it
die." he observes.
To Illustrate his point, An·
dre ws has been hauling a model
of his tide gates and wave pump
around with him and with the
. aid of a garden hose and some
food coloring he'll demonalrate
his theory to anyone who's in·
teresled.
Geoq~e Osborne, he ad of the county s EMA , says he's reserv·
Ing judgment of the proposal un·
til a working model or the bay is
built.
"You reaJly can 't predict how
it would work from the dem·
o ns lralion 1 saw." he com·
ment.ed.
Aside from the engineering
artd construction problems that
Andrews · plan entails, Osborne
brought up one other potential
road block:
"The pl'06pect or gelling all
the permits you'd need from all
the agencies involved -well it's
practically overwhelming," he
said ...
Andrews says he'll keep trying
to gel people interested ln his
idea. He figures the bay bas
a bout l2 years before the silt
kills the marine life, plants and
birds that live here now
·'This had been a dream or
mine since l was a kid, to clean
up a bay like this. Right now all
I want is ror some agency to be
interested enough to let me build
a working model," he said
Nurse Fights
Rape Attempt
In Newport
J A vacationing student nurse
told Newport ~acb pollce a
man tried to rape her while she
was at the beach at Balboa this
week.
Tbe 21-year-old Montana real·
dent reported the Incident
Thursday. She said tt happened
al about noon WednMday, but
IM WU too upMt to report. It.
According to the poflce report
lhe man sat down and chatted
with the woman and attacked
Mr wbUe abe sot up to leave.
She Hid ahe fou1bt blm otr
wben be uld be wat l°"'I to rape her and 1be ran for help to
a croup of people about 100
yardtaway .
She tald her aaHllant bad
brown hair and eye1, w11
dreaMd ln cut olf Jeam ind bed
a blcycle wttb him on the beach.
law Exempts
Valley Farma
W AllllNGTO!C CAP) -....
A1aa Cra~auodueed lelit1.... to ....._
tM ,.,_ of Oraia'a Im·
perlal Vallar from federal
r.elamadan law aneap llmtta.
Oa ••otller matter, th• Calilonlll Damour .. told a ....,.
coafer•llH IN ••• 1ll•l•t•1 uotMr WI wMclt woU1 Uft
autllortald 1oa1e • mun. 611
eblld ... ••••to wntns pana&I Oltl' lWO ,..,..
Several cln paued me when I
WU sivtnc ber CPR (Urdio-
pulmODU')' retut<llaUOft ). They
tlOwed down and looked."
Mayberry 1a1d be cou.ld detect
tlO pu!Jle on Mr¥ Glasco when he
HOt to ht'r He •~t 20 minutes
tryln1& to r"vive 14 u . Cil.aco
once ht' n •ach.:d her 11t S 03 p m.
Wednt'~'*Y She waa lo be burt'-"-d
t.oday.
"The h.leihway wai1 bu11y al U\-=
Um" bffauists it WU:i when ev·
eryone was toln& 10 to town and
comlng out from work."
Mayberry tald.
"At tint. when f was nearing
the 1rea. J thought the report
was a joke. Traffic was like
norm ul -busy But once I got
near the car. I could see her.
"Others must have seen her.
too. Just was no one stopped.
They slowed down and looked
but no one stopped. People acted ... , ..
.
like ~~ was 1olna oo."
Prank.ltn Woodard. one of Mrs.
Glasco's JIOOI. said his mot.her
had a histoey of heart problems
and was on her way to a doctor
1n Nashville. Just north of
Franklin.
"The daught.er and son in-law
who were laki n g her to
Nashville were hysterical when
I got there." the officer said.
.
"They laJd they'd been trying to
na1 IOIDebody down but. they
COUidn't nnd lft)'bod)'. They 81Uu
some people w•nt by but
wouldn't stop to help."
l'he Wiiiards tried to re· t u1catatelheelderJy woman.
"I think she had been there 10
or JS minutes before l i;:ol
there," Mayberry said. "f think
if somebody had gotte n to her
sooner, she mJght buvc hud a chance."
Will Aoki Pull (it . 'Rocky ' Win?
Bushmills Racer Back With New Engirw, Old Aspiratiom
8y JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI "-0.1ty ll't ... \'flt
Lost y('ur. Rocky Aoki started
1all ~ight offshore power boat
r..tC'es on the Grand Prix circuit
lie never finished any or them.
This year's season opens
Saturday with the Bushmllls
Grand Prix off the Orange Coast
and Aoki is determined it'll be
d1Herent.
He has a new boat and a new
engine. "I'm an innovator ." he
said. Ile a lso recognizes the old
racing dictum that you c<tn't wan ·
the race unless you finish It.
The 40·year·ol<l restaur ant
chain owner Jokes about last
year's failures. but they obviou:.·
ly are a sore point with him.
So his innovations for this year
a re centered on the idea of not
only ~ing fast but having a boat
that is less likely to t1reak down
mid-race. Those breakdowns
tos l him the 1977 and 1978
Bushr\ills after be won the 1976
race.
Thia year, he and his crew will
be going out in a wooden hulled
catamaran, the only one on the
circuit.
Wood is faster and the
catamaran design has some.
aer od yna mic design advan-
tages, he said. The boat 1s
powered by ·a Chrysler engine
that Aoki hopes will prove to be
more durable over the 180-mlle
course.
The new ou tfit coi.l him
Caner '80
Panel Set
WASJDNGTON <AP>
President Carter's expect·
ed 1980 bid for re-election
moves a stey closer to re·
ality tod.ay with lhe
planned filing or papers
creating an orricial cam·
paign committee.
Democ ratic party
sources said papers creat·
ing a Ca rier-Mondale
PresidenUil Committee
would be riled with the
Federal Election Com·
mission.
Evan Dobe lle, the
onetime Republican who
is treasur e r o f the
D e m oc r atic National
Co mmittee , will b e
c hairman. John Dalton,
forme r president of t he
Governme nt NaUonal
Mortgage Co., will be
treasurer.
F,.._PageAJ
TEACHERS.
Paid sabb aticals, travel
leaves and educational leaves-
all exlatlng under the curr~nt
teachers contracl'--would be de·
let.ed under the board proposai,,.-
Other provlsiona:
-Teachers could not strike,
picket, or enaage In work stOp·
pages or slowdowns, or support
or sanction 1uch activities.
-Teach ers could be sus -
pended without pay for up to six
da ys for "unsallafact o r y
performa nce of a m i nor
nature."
Rlcharda utd examples of
minor tnfracllona In clude a
teacher conatantly late to class.
or ne11Jaent In designing lesson
plans, or who doe1n't attend te·
quired ataff meetln~r who
takea freque nt unauthorized
tripa to the hairdresser.
Currently the only available
dlaciplinary tool is dl1ml1sal.
-Teachers would work 183,
rather than l81. day.s In the
year. Of these, 177 arl!" tnstruc·
Uon day1 .
-Cla11 sizes would be in·
det.ermla1te, dependent upon
what fUndlna Is avall1ble to tM
district. Currently. class slJee
are 29 1tudentt per teacher at
elem.atary schools, it to I 1t
th• bllb 1ebooll. Teachen seek,
ln~.,.ral, claaa 1lae1 of 2S
pu ~r t.acber. • beartna to debate u.e
t.eac and board Pl'OPOlala la
teheduled for M arc:b 21.
Ne10UaUoal beala att.rward.
SboWen Ukely ., n. Meed• .........
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$lt00,000 which he spent without
healtaUon.
"Winning is everything," he
explained. "Coming in second 1s
the same as coming in last."
Aoki. who made his mark in
the b~lness world as the owner
of the Benihana restaurant and
hotel chain, says he took up
power boat racing to escape
business headaches.
lie pursues his racing hobby
with the same intensity that he
runs his international corpora
lion. A qwel man1 he means 1l whe n he says winning Is ev·
cryth1ng.
There was the r ace last year
in San Fran~ for instance. lt
was so rougn that his navigator
opened a gash oh his chin when
hJs face smaBht.>d into the dash
board and also m an aged to
break hjs ankh!.
Ocean racers stand, using
their legs lo cushion the blows
their boats take. The broken
ankle was obviously a painful
hindrance. So Aoki slowed the
boat and he and the throttle man
put the navigator in the 'water
. for a committee boat to come ·
retch .
It turned out lo be a u8eless
move. they were unable lo finish
the race because the ·boat later
cracked in half in the rough
wale~
Aoki may race a similar prob·
Jem Saturday, only this time 1l •
may be his crew who'll be put· .
ling him over the side . .
Last October he dislocated has
knee in a crash during a closed
course race in a small one -man
boat The knee was repaired In
surgery, but he says he hasn't
got full use of it yet . So h.l s new ooat has a seat an It
lo protect h.is knee: "This 1s a
test race ror me as well as the
boat." he said
He may be leaving business
pressures behind but he ·s trad·
ang them in ror worries about his
engine. his kntt, tbc boat and
the weather.
lf It gets loo rough, the wooden
hull can crack open like an egg
hitting concrete.
He's riding atop 300 gallons of
high octane aviation fu el and
fire is a very real danger. It
happened three times last year.
Then there's ttie w~nd that
could pick his catamaran up and
flip it over. · ~rAffll
But it's all worth it to Aoki lie
might win and that possibtltly
"makes you forget about ev·
e rything -even the chance you
might be killed.
'"You know you could die hut
when you get out there. all you
thank a bout 1s winning that
race." he said. t"\
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RILES AT UCI ••• DRIVE TO WIN
Rocky Aoki Riles laid. "It saddens me
that we· don't realize what we
have and that because we don't
realize what we have, we may
lose it."
He urged the group to support
state legislation for long.term
school financing and to oppose
both the Gann Initiative to limit
government s pending, which he
call ed "dangerous for the
schools," and bills for voucher
systems.
Unde r a vouc he r s ys te m ,
p a r e nts literally s hop for
schools. The state then directs
a voucher -a check -to
parents which they use to pay
for the education or their
children at any school, public or
private, that meets a pre·
determined set of criteria.
Riles said that, 'unde r a
voucher system, "The Peoples'
Temple Church could set up a
school system. The Ku Klux
Klan can -and will -set up a
school system."
Such things could happen, he
said . because pollllcally ,
California "Is a volatlle slate."
"We do some great thinas."
Riles said, "but we also do some
kooky things. And I don't want
to ta ke that chance ...
"The viability and vUaUty or
your com~nlly," he sald. "Is
tied dlrecll o the quality and
image o( yo schools.
"You have to communicate
<to the le ul!lluton1 > what you
want and need. The winners arc
your children."
R iles came lo Thursday's
luncheon, however , not onJy to
warn that inaction may bury
public education, but to praise
the vocational education pro·
gram .
Death S u spect
Arrested on
Burglary Rap
Its pilot phase h~s been in
operation for over a year. ind
has Involved the participation or
32 companies. 90 educators and
1,100 high school students from Raymond Resco, who m1ssed
Irvine. Unive rsity and SELF his Orange County Superior
schools. · · Court murder trial Thursday
Called The Irvine Enterprise in because, he said. he feared for
Education <TIE>. it is int.ended to his li(e. show~ in court tb1s
help students gain a better un· morning and was promptly ar·
de r standing of the American rested on burglary charges.
economicsystem. R esco~s a ttorney, Thom a:.
As part or the program. busi· Cr osby. and prosecutor Jay
nessmen have been guest Moseley ha d Jus t completed
s peakers in the classroom. final argumen ts in Resco ·~
groups or up to 10 students have murder case when Newpor l
toured companies and asked Beach police officer Al Epstein
questions of company heads and showed up an court with a war·
actually worked al the side of rant for the burglary arrest.
companyempJoyees. Resco was quickly takeQ into
lnt.emah.lj>s, 'paid· and unpaid custody by a courtroom bailiH
work. research and advanced on suspicion or three counlb each
studies ol b~inesses are avaJla· of burglary and receiving atoleo
ble to the belt.er students. property.
Riles said the program echoes ,E)P'.steln declined to elab.orate
his own feeling that basic educa-on the burglary charges. Bail
lion Is important, but that equal-was set at $60.000.
ly important Is "the need to pre· But, according to other
r.are students for work in a post· Newport Beach police sources,
nduslriaJ age." the charges stem from a aeries
Riles said the program will of Santa Ana burglaries in which
help "tear down the fences-real s te r eo equipme nt, e lectric
or imagina ry-which separate guitars and amplifie rs were
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eveqing out.
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E DITION
~our Hometown
Dally Newspaper
VOL. 72, NO. 7S, .. SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI.A FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1979
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T (.;N CENT6 · ..
~ake It or Leave It' Raise Taken
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By STEVE l'llT<'tlEU.
Of .... o.lf¥ PitM .....
t.a1un1 B.-arh munad pal
emp,oyfft rt-Jf'C'ted a fJvf! per
cent C08t ol twang lorrease, t~n
voted to acrt'pt the orfer alter
cona.ultanla for th~ city made 1t
a "take tt or lt>ave n " propo$1
lion.
Municipal employee assocaa
tion presi d e nt Mich ael
Townaend said employees voted
overwhelmin1tlY earlier this
wee k lo rt>J(>ct the f1v t pe~ent next year.
offer In l'xchantJe for tht-city re Townaend said the employee
talnlng an H limated 10 ~rcent group, one or three in the city,
of tht payroll expected to b4: cut was willing to forego a five per·
from Ult• 1979 80 budget cent hike in salary on the roodi·
But tbt' city's negot1allnw lion there would be no layoffs
team. headed by consultants ) and no position cuts in next
from Hamilton and Assoclates, ~ar's budget.
said the cost or Uving offer is not City councilmen last year in-
connected with a proposed re-structed City Manager Fred
organlzaJ.lon of city employees Solomon to reorganize depart-
that could see 10 percent ol the ments within the 180 employee
municipal salary. pa,rroU cut b)lr organization, and to cul 10 per-
TleoB•rt ia €r ...
Fullerton resident Paul Scbtt Walker, 23,
and his passehger, Jerome Bacigalupo, 29,
also of Fulle.rton were trapped inside
Walker's Volkswagen after a head~ -eol·
lision on Bluebird Canyon Road Th sday
night. The pair collided with a C IUac
driven by Samuel Lee Cooper, 33, of 1540
Bluebird Canyon Road and the impact
tossed the small sedan upside down.
Walker, who was treated and released
from South Coast Medical Center. was be-
ing held on suspicion of felony drunk driv-
ing. His passenger remains in stable condi-
tion in the intensive care unit at the
hospital.
Summer Courses
i OK'd-for a Price
DtdyLover
Seeks Cash
LOS ANGELES CAP> -
A 31-year-old man who
claims to have been the
Jover and housekeeper or
the late James Daly bas
gone to court seeking half
the actor's estimated $2
million estate, his at-
torney says.
Laguna Beach students will
. 'et a chance to take summer
school classes this year -tor a
price.
School trustees moved Thurs·
day lo contract with tbe
University of La Verne to offer a
collect.ion of §ummer courses to
both elementary and high school
students
Board members unanimously
approved the program that will
coat parents up to $110 for four-
h our per-day high school
courus for sb. weeks and up to
$6.5 for three-hour per day, five·
week kindergarten through
eighth gade claues.
A schedule offering students
1'¥.·bour classes in elementary
trades for' $35 and two-hour
olaaies in high school arades for
· tlO alto la available.
Last year summer acbool wu
c:.ncelled ln the La1uaa Beach
dl1trict because ol Propoeio.i
13. Trustees directed a task
force to explore pouibilities of
· Coast
Wea tiler
CbaDC?e of abowera 80
percea t.cmabt. decreu· lDI to 30 per~ Saturday. HJlbt ..._., • to ...
Lon ..... ...,• to IC.
INU•BTe•~Y ,,.. ............ .
Polriet• 1 Da1. ,. • ., oal ............. .......,,.
°"""' Ms "'°'*"' ,.., OllPa.-CI. .....
offenng summer sc~l on a fee
basis.
The months-Jong study
culminated in Thursday's vote.
Concerns were raised by
several trustees over bow
parents who couldn't afford the
tuition could send their cbUclren
to the summer sessions.
"I would Uke to see the com·
mittee investigate the possibility
fol offering scholarships) ii a
need exists," Board President ,._
Ron Chilcote said.
Allan Fink, assistant to the
president o! La Verne Unlversi·
ty, said bis institution could not
get tmlved in a scholarship program.
"We're not allowed to have
that information (used to de·
termlne need) so it becomes a
community problem," Fink
Hid. "U there are concerns in
the community then groups can
ralle money to pay tuition."
Schools Superintendent ~
Sanctaia said district offtclala
could bne problems identifyiq
need for Individual students.
·'There would be a problem
identitytna need," Sanchis told
truateea. "I think it would be
almo.t tmpoaible to identify a
specific level of need.•'
Nevertbeleae, trualeel uted
the summer school task force
committee to explore' the
po11lblltty of matins
acbolulbi .. available tbrouCb
community P'OUPI· •
Wlalle t1Mi summer prosram
will be offered and accndlted
tbroqla ~ UDlunlty of La
Verne. l'lal Mid. Lacuna Beach le.-.. aed admlniltraton will (eM"111•••.•·••AJ)
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Le.mToarney
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Randall Jones' clatm
was filed in Superior Court
on Wednesday after be
was refused by the actor's
sister, Mary EJlea Daly,
aad business manager.
Fred Jamner, acting as
co-executors, said attorney
Ed Ross.
"It will be a Lee Marvin
type trial," said Rose, re-
ferring to the suit brought
against actor Lee Marvin
by bis .former live -in
girUriend, Michelle Triola
Marvin.
Dying Woman
Ignored by
Commuters
FRANKLIN, Tenn. <AP>
An old woman lay in the road
dyln1 of a heart attack. Rush· hour com.muten slowed for a
loc*. No one stopped.
8etUe Glatco, 15. was abort of
bre•tb. Her IOll·in-law pulled off
to tll• tkle of Teaneuee M. Mra.
Glasco_.,..... from tbe car.
Tb• IOll·bt·l•w. Joba Willard,
and bia wlfe, lla1allne, lln.
Ola1eo'1 da..,ltter, waved for
help but tbetr fremied n.,.m,
fued noane . W1Ma Franklin Policeman Ew· lnl MQberry Jr. arrived, tbeJ
werelaptaieaJ.
••A motorilt t1opped me ud
told IDI tlleN •• a ladr baftal • ~ Mtaek Ill tbe middle Ol t•• road but nobodh::;ld ~·~Wei .,
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cent of the payro1l budget.
Budget discussions are under
way in the c ity, a nd many
employees rear a rash of layoffs
as a resuJt.
"The majo ril )'. o r the
employees voted to accept the
five percent cost of living in·
crease yesterdaf <Thursday I."
Townsend said. "We have to be
realistic about It since the last
pay ·increase was a year and a
half ago.''
But Townsend said acceptance
o( the pay offer was forced on
employees.
"Why wouldn't they accept
that fi ve percent increase as a
means of s aving employees,"
Townsend asked.
He said emplQyees are also
disgruntled because the city
manager received about a . 10
pe r cent increase i n salary.
awarded by city councilmen last
week.
Councilmen awarded a merit
r a ise 0*$3,000 for Solomon,
whose s ry went from $36,000
to $39,000. He also received an
increase in his car allowance
from $1,200 a· month to $1,800.
"On the one hand we're talk
ing about a l& percent increase
for the city manager. a l)d on the
other, a 10 percent cut in man-
~~~-·· Townsend said. ~mon was not available for
<See SA.LARY, Page A2)
Funds R~vealed
Ashbrook Tops SC Candidates
By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr.
Ot t1W O.lly ...... Si.ff
Retired auto dealer J~es H.
Ashbrook has collectea more
funds for his political war chest
S<J far than any or the other 36
hopefuls in tbe April 24 race for
three San Clemente City Council
seats.
Twenty-e ight of the candidates
hoping to fill the posts of the
three recalled council members
reported they have collected or
spent less than S200 since filing
for the e lect ion in e a rly
February.
Mayor William Walker and
co un ci l m e mbers Donn a
Wilkinson and Howard Mushett
were recalled J an. 23 after a bit·
ter political feud.
Ashbrook. 66, has bis council
campaign well under way arter
city records released Thursday
indicate be has collected $1,350.
paid $62.8 in printing and other
bills and still owes $875 in debts
so far. ,
Ashbrook. of 3826 Calle Tiara,
loaned himse lf the $875 and
donated $100 of his own money to
his cause. Other $100 ddtiations
ca m e from ne ighbor N .L .
Mr Adoo. a mobile home park
o wner . V .J . S h rad e r . a
Fullerton-based builder. a nd
Fred Greenberg, a retired Sao
Clemente resident.
Right beh.ind Ashbrook as food
industry executive Roy Hurlbut,
54. who has amassed $1,319 and
spent $697 largely on printing
and advertising. .,._
Hurlbut, of 3902 Calle Ariana.
received $1,200 in' contributions
of more than $100 and another
$119 in donations less than $100.
Do no rs inc lude Ame rican
Respiratory Service, $500, and
$100 each from San Cle mente
Sport Fishing l nc .. Dwayne
Berger, a local real estate
agent. resident Howard Massie.
<See FU~OS. Page A2) . ·'
Jewish 'Humor' A.d
'New U' Assa.fled Again
By PHIUP aOSMARIN
Ot -O.lly ~II« Si.If
Editors of t.he UC Irvine stu-
de nt newspaper. the New U,
have charged that once again
the contents of their journal
have caused It to wlnd up at the
city dump.
They claim that up to 5,000
copies of this week's edition
were consigned to the ash can by
students who objected to the
content of an advertisement car -
ried in a humor supplement.
Last January, editors said contained in the humor supple·.
3.000 newspapers were junked · ment. refers to Jews as "a gro .. p·
by a rew students who reacted to of noasy (and pretty da mn rude }.
a story with photographs or a. people."
wet T-shirt contest designed to S t e v e n B r o t m a n , a allow young women to sbow off coordinator for the campus
their breasts. Jewish Student Union, called the
The ad in Tuesday's edition comments "ridiculous and in-
was for a magazine "The Jew nammatory" but de nied New U
You" and touted article titles staff members' allegations that
implying that J ews are usurers, the .J ~wi sh ~tud enl . Union e~joy killing Arabs, and have partaca_Pated an s tuffing the
blg noses. papers anto the trash.
Besides the ad, an article also (See 'HUMOR,' Page A?•
Niguel Firemen Rattled
Snake Kil/,ed; Garage Destroyed by Blaze
County firemen extinguished a
two-garage rare Thursday nlght,
all the while working around a
rattlesnake left on the walkWtY
by a biology studen..,:
· · Capt. Dennis Schwander said
17 firemen responded to the 7 :30
p.m. blue in the Pacific Island
Village in Laguna Niguel, con-
taining a double iarage fire.
The fire, believed to be caused
by a faulty electrical outlet,
destroyed the garage or Ed
Graham/ 31584 Crystal Safids
Drive, and an adjacent garage ·
owned by Denny Farger, 11582
Crystal Sands Drive.
An automobile owned by one
of the r eside nts was als o
destroyed in the blaze which
caused an estimated $41,000
damage to the structures and
contents ..
A large recreational building
behind the garages sustained
about $1,000 in damage, firemen
said.
ll w'asn't until the blaze was
quelled that firemen were in-
formed they we re working
around a rattlesnake.
"This guy came up and asked
if the r a ttles nake was s till
around," Captain Schwander ~
said. ..
"We asked 'what rattlesnake,'
and he showed us wbere a '
pillowcase containing the snake ·
was located."
A high school biology student
apparently brought the Ml dkl·
home. and wbeo bis parents !'aid
he couldn't keep it in the houM',
he left it outside, Schwander
said . .,
Firemen used a fire ax to cut
the reptile's bead off so that
fire fighting could-continue
without psychological hazards .
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Restoratio• R' orli
U.S. Won't Pa-y
Slide Costs •
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87 h'TF.Vt: MfTC'ltt;LL
Ol-0.Hf ,_.._ '""'
Th~ !l'dt•ntl .:overnment uya
It wnn t pick up rtt()ftltruC"lion
l"OSt ll (91' ld1de ... V.j(t_'CI RI~
('unyon tn Laguna Reat h. but
rl'oHlt•nt:. nf that nt.'16(htw\rtwl0d
~a i d t uddy t h~ r u d s ~nd
ut11ih..-t.u their too. will l>t' pul
ID by &Omt'body .
·'The i.trt't'~ ue going to b.
put b•d 1n therl' ~Omt<how. •
ba ld hontt'()wnt•r Duvt Oel..o
.eddln~ ha:. group as i>ltll op
11ma,t1c they, will bOmeday rt•
build Uw-1r homeb on the 3 ~
ac re nandi.lldc• Silt!
Offtc1aJ5 l1'Qm--1JM!..ft'\St•raJ Ot~
uster Assutanee Age'ncy toid ca
ty officials Thursday there w1ll
be no federal funds fortbcorr11 ng
fo r re co ri s trut'tio n o f the
landshde area
The final word came from thi!
ag e nry 's di recto r . W1lltum
Wilcox. who said work wtll ~
r~iUnt"tAMI to emergency rest.or•·
llon of the land. wh1ch !>hd into a
horl'esh()(' <'rt!v asse labt Ort 2.
dt·i.troymg 22 home~ and lt·avmi:
F,....P...-AI
'HUMOR' ...
··The J SU offici ally had
nothif18 to do w1tb it," Brotman
s aid. "We didn't encourage
anything like that."
Brotman s aid be sus pected
there were some.enraged J ewish
st ude nts who t hre w a w a y
papers. as well as some angry
non·Jewtsh readers, who threw away papers.
New U editors defended the
comments a s intended in a
humorous manner. and said
other rcllg1ous g roups were
satiri1,ed as wt-II. Another ad.
advo<'Jting "Maximum Sex ...
was purportedly the woric of the
C'ru~a~ for Chri:.llan Copula·
t1on
R1 ('hard Clucas. editor of lhe
n€'ws papt'r , has <'O mt! under
sr rutiny of the Communications
Boa rd. wh ich overse es the
news paper operations and an·
nually sele<>ts the New U editor
. Various campus r esolutions
havt' ~n proposed to remove
Clut'as as cd1lor. .
Past incidents view<.>d by some
a! •oumali5t1c indiscretions or
lapoe s or good taste include
pubhcallon 'Of bogus advertise·
ments demeaning rranian.s. and
articles 1JOme felt were offensive
to w.omen.
Of the humor issue, Clucas
said today. "I don 't think we
particuJarly wanted to promote ,
ethnic humor: most of it had to
do with belief rathe r than
ethnicity
" o\h r uru nhtsblt•blc
'Somebody t. aot to l•lu~ <'Ire
ol 1t " Ol'l..o u ld, "eltht•t thl'
I I alt And City, or UH: rect,1
llOJ>t•fuUy, 'the tederal 1cw
t rnmt'nt will p4ck up the COtit
und Wt' anh•nd hi work with lht-
rlt) In t1C'hlt'\«' th.it t·nd ·
<'o•t of rl'coru.t rucllon to tht·
urea hh bt'cn C'lhmi.tcid ul
$:?00 000 C"ll > und state otficl11l11
t•onh·nd Uw ff'dt•ral uovernmt•111
hould Pl<'k up the ro~t under-an
emt>rgt-n<'y det'laratlun '"ucd
by Prea1d(ont r11rkr IUbt ye~r for
flood d .. m agc. l'l u fre r od rn
Southt>rn CalJJorrui.
Geologb ts ttlrt:d by lb~ city ~·ontend lllllt Octooor't. hmd~udc
wai. tnggcred by thoM! torten
tint rains
But ft'dt>ral orfH•1 JI~ dm.1Rrf*,
:.aymg Ow rObt of mukmg Uw
lot:> bwldable 4t"am res~ with
the city and 11t.ak oo a Joint fund·
mgb~
The city would be rt:quircd to
pack -UP 40 f)eCCt'nt of lhe ~lb
with the st ate paying the rest ·
The fedt·ral d1~1tl'llcr agl·ncy 1s
p1ckmg up l'osti:. of e mergency
buttressing ut the landslide
arl'a , to insure ugainst further islippage.
And while city oHiciab appear
at a loss of what lo do next. a
s pokes m a n for Rep . Robert Ba~ham's _office in Washington
s aid t h i s mQrning t h e
CongTeSSman has not given up
tbe light.
"We've been working on the
problem. and we wi II continue to
work qo the problem ." said a
Washington spokes m a n for
Bad ham.
"We're not giving It up. I don't
know what tbe options are now .
but we 'll definitely be looking at
alternatives ... the spokesman
said
Me anw l\1l e . Bl u ebird
homeowners are confident the
roads will be put jn and utilities
inst ailed once t he buttressing
work is completed
"The technical tippeals have
been denied. but the thing we
must do is go back there <to
Washington> as a homeowners·
group lo appeaJ, .. DeLo swd.
"It's really not that bif or a
number. and if we can 't get
feder al · ass istance, the city
would only have to pick up a
pof1:ioo ·Of the cost." he said,
.11dd1ng that a municipal price
lag would be much Jess t.ban
$100,000. . --.
"The city spent m ore than
that just.for legal costs for tbe
Sycamore Hills lawsuit."
Plaon!f Lott~
............
'lf Pre, Buzzg' .
(;<.-org1a f'rancaes and her husband Cecil members of
Lh1• Uuua~d~ Club of St. Louis, look for a buzzard during
the b1rcb annual return to Hinckley, Ohio. Hinckley
buzzards are reputed to return to the area every March
15. much hktt our own swalk>ws to Capistrano.
Marvin AttOrneys
Told to Wind Up
LOS ANGELES CAPl -Let!
Marvin's lawyers are under or·
ders to rest tnelr case today, and
Michelle Triola Ma rvin's al·
torney says rebuttal testimony
will attempt to show "what a
loving. caring, giving lady she
was."
Marvin's lawyers were tokl by
Superior Court Judge Arthur
M ars hetll on Thursday that they
were bemg ht ld to an earlier
promise that they would end
their case tod~
·'The cour t believes ample
leeway has been given to all
counsel to proceed with their
case." said Marshall.
·Marvin's presentatibn was to
conclude with some finfJI details
of the. act-0r 's financ)l!> during
the s1x year s be a nd Mis s
Marvin lived together
Tes timony has s hown Marvin
earned $3.6 million during that
period. Miu Marvin is s uing ror half.
The defense • team. claiming
the actor owes Miss Marvin
nothing, presented 36 witnesses
in some four weeks or testimony
lo pro~ that point.
Mis s Marvin 's attorney ,
Marvin M1lchclson, sa id be
would call 18 to 20 witnesses in a
rebuttal case eJtpecled to run
through next week.
"These witnesses wUJ refute
every single point these people
brought up." Marvin said.
The last witness to testify
Thursday angered Miss Marvin.
wh o shouted out in court:
"They're lying. I don't even
know ber'"
'Sex Doctor'
Hospitalized ..
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -An
a nesthesiologist accused by
authorities or sexual perversion
with female patients during sur·
ge ry was rushed to a hospital
shortly after a newspaper car·
r ied a story about hi s case.
The.. state Board of Medical
Quality Assurance s ays it as
seekmg to revoke the license of
the a nesthesiologist. Dr. William
MiofskY. 46, of' Sacramento. It
Cited a ro;,mal complaint against
him one week aeo.
On Thursday, the Sacramento
Bee carried a page-on e story on
t he board's in vestigation.
Miofsky . who is married and has
children, was admitted hours
later to Mercy San Juan
Hospital
"ft's klnd ·oc Ironic that some
of the groups that were upset
were the Jewish students, the
gay community and the Chris·
llan community
"Some of the most, outhmdlsh
humor about them we re written
by poopje' who come from tbose 1
backgrounds
'Minister' Sought
Toilet Seat
Death Weapon
"No one was trying to octend
the> Jewish students, and I'm
:sorry that they were offended."
Clucas s aid be is tr~lng to
hang onto his post as editor unlit
the end or June, when a new one
Is scheduled to be named.
·'T his ls just supposed to be an
edu c allonal opportunity
anyway," Clucas said. "Boy,
nm I getting an education."
Site Pick Mulled
WASlflNGTON <AP) -The
Democnts h•ve beguo the
procae ol pkking a site for their
1980 p residenti a I con venllon ·
with slx cities under consldera·
Uoa. 'fte party's •ite Mledklia
eommittee beld lts or1aaba· t.lotlal meetiq Tbund•J ud
Wd die lilt of ctuea .aueta uve
aaid ...., l•Mded to ..........
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ne•e:5': Paal. New York Pbll.MelplU ands.aw.. .
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DAILY PILOT
.. •' .
· In Irvine Fraud
A self-described minister who
received his credentials by maU
order ia hiring •rea children to
sell lottery tickets to benefrt. the
expans ion or • church that
doesn 't exist, Irvine police said
ThurMlay.
A drawirul is s upposed to be
held at •'St. John's Church.'' in
the ministry ot the Universal
Life Church. at noon on Satur·
day at 23331 El Toro Road in El
Toro
lf someone shows ·up ror it,
PQUce d etective Paul Jessup
said, he'll be disappointed.
There is DO church al the ad·
dreas There is, however, • pro.
fea1cmal omce bui,ldiac there,
•nd amoaa the tenants la an
aa1weriq tervlce wblcb t.be
.. mlalllter'' Uled.
Re • ao loa&er a clieat. and offtd8 ot tile tlef'Ylee ....,..
ca.Den tlleJ bad after r·"Ded to lao.t • lottery •• don't et11a1e la MJ bualaeu odilel'
U.... w,..na, teleoboeea aod
r9COl'6c m••rrn (or cu.at.. ,,.. Ullivenal • Cllureb ...
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Police are withholding the
name of the m9.ll until they are
a~le to build a case aaaiost him.
They have gooe public with
the investigation in hopes of
turn i ng up victims who
purtbaaed lottery tickets.
Police believe the tickets were
sold from November of last year
up until lb.is month.
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FUNDS.·· ••
Tresa Hurlbut •nd Georgia
Hurlbut.
ReUred Insur.a.nee executive
Edwant H. Kalsebed, 81, report.
ed be bu colleeted 1555 and
•peat SOI. Jolla Boucher al San
Clemente donated UOO to
Ka1acbed'1 campalp.
Kallcbed, ot mr CaJl.e Laa PalmM, al.lo collected SB lo
CODtribuUoaa ol leu tban SlOO.
Retired 1cbool t.eacber Do~ M. Hendricu, 10. 123
W. Marquita, baa collected $1Z7,
loaaed beneU SIOO aod P•Mi 121' la bllll.
Retired Mutae Corpe. Col.
Robert D. Umbers, 57, oL 118
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P HILADELPHIA CAP > -
Police are investigating the
m urder of an oil company
aud itor who a pparently was
beaten to death witb a toilet seat
from her townhouse.
The nightgow~lad body of
Nancy Rose. 32, chief auditor for
the ALlantic RlcblieJd Co. 's office
here. was found Thursday morn·
ing along a roadside in southern
New Jersey.
Police said a portion of the
toil et seal from he r $16S.OOO
Soc ie ty 11111 townhouse was
broken orr and found beside the
body.
Dis~ord Snags
Peace Effort
By Ti.e Aaeoda&ed Press
. A faction in the Israeli Cabinet
as dema.ndlng that t.be govern.
ment t:0mmU it.aelf to stepped.
up Jewuh settlement in the West
Bank al the Jordan River and
continued Israeli security con·
trot or the area. it was learned today.
The discord apparently is one
reason Menachem Begin has
postponed for 24 hours the
Cabinet's consideration or the
fu!l Egyptian-Is raeli treaty. ortglnally scheduJed for Sunday
A Begin spokesman said the
de lay resulted from the prime
minister's illness: He has been
ordered to bed because of a cold
. But it also will give Begin
lime to try lo bead o(f a clash
over the demands ot a th-ree-
man National Religious Party
!action in tbe 1-7 -member Cabinet.
In Egypt. meanwhile, Presi-
dent Anwar Sadat declared to.
day that the .. real test .. or the
peace process will come after
the signing or an Egyptian·
Israeli treetty. whe n the two
countries open negotiations on
establishing selC.rule ror the
Palestinians in the West Bank
and the Gaza Str ip. another
IsraeJi-<>ecupied territory.
"I know Begin will be raising
hell as he always does. but. my
G_od. I shall be rauiog heU for
him alao," Sadat said at ao im·
promptu news conlerence tn his
home village .
The White House announced
that a U.S. delegation. including
President Cart~r ·s national
se·curity· adviser. Zbigniew
Brzezinski. and Carter's son
Chip, is beading for the Mideast
today tn an attempt to persuade
Arab leaders to change their
minds and support the proposed
Egyptian-Israeli pewe treaty.
The delegation will meet with
leaders ol two moderate Arab
fire. Page Al
SALARY •••
comment today on tbe pay flap.
but Councilman Howard Dawson
said the city m anager's in
crease. and the proposed re·
organization of city departments
are not related.
"We promised Solomon n s ix
month review when we hired
him last year. and when we
compared the ;ob he has been
doing here for us, we felt he is
certainly entitled to a merit in·
crease ... Dawson sajd .
As far as the cost of living in·
c r e a s e o rre r e d e mployees.
Dawson said he does not believe
the wage and salary package is
re lated to any restructuring
plans fOf' city departments.
• · 1 t ·s a differ~nt thi ng
altogether." Dawson said.
Townsend also objected lo the
h iring of Hamilton a nd As ·
s oc1ates to condu c t wage
bargaining for the city.
"Solomon's contract says be is
to do the negotiatin g with
employees. or his appointed
represent.alive." Townsend ujd_
"We don't unders tand why
be doesn't conduct tbe oegotiat·
Ing himself inste•d of contract·
ing an outside (inn at $700 a
month to do it.
"I don't see why he can 't
eliminate the consultant and do
it himself and create a little
more harm o ny amon g
e mployees and pour that money
<co n s ult an t 's fees > Into
salaries."
states. Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
whose s upport is considered
cruciaJ to future success or the
U.S.·aponsored pe•ce drive.
The Camp David accords call
for Jordanl•n P•rtlclpallon in
the West Bank·Gaia negotia·
tions. but Jordan has reru~ to
accept the wv1U.lioo, maJdng it
more likely that only Egypt,
Israel and the United States will
negotiate self-rule atranaemenl!.
for the Palestinians
David Glass , a National
Religious Party member of the
Israeli ParUament. told The ~
sociatcd Press that the NRP's
demaoda m the Cabinet are not
be ing presented as a n ul
limatum as lhe Cabinet pre
pares to debate t.be treaty.
Party goers
Robbed of
$100,000
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
Members of the city's social set
att~nding a posh private cockta1I
r eception for vis 1t1 ng New
Or l ean s Phi l harmon ic
Symphony conductor Leonard
Slatkin were robbed ·al gwipotot
or an estimate d $100.000 in
jewels. cash, checks and credit
cards. police said.
Police said one or the 21 vie·
tims lost a check for $1 ,000 and•
others lost valuable jewelry dur-
ing the is.minute holdup Thurs-
day night at a home in the city·~
fa s hi o nabl e Se a Clifr
neighborhood.
·'I think they we re wild
enough to shoot us," satd Mrs
Mo rtimer Fleishhacke r , who
lost several rings to the robbers.
She and the other guests were
forced to lie on the Ooor ol the
s prawting. one-story home as
they were robbed.
At least one woman standing
a mid the deviled eggs, rolled.up
cheese and German wioe hors
d'ouevres managed to slip a
va luable diamond ring into her
~i ce. uru,cen by the robbers. police said.
Police sajd Slatkin -in San
Francisco a:; a v1s1llng cond111·
tor may havc~st the least
because he report ly tossed hf:.
wallet Wlder o ch· r and o6t or
sight as soon as the robber:.
burst into the party.
Patrolman J ohn Stumpf said
two young men knocked al the
door of hostess Mary Aod~rs·
home at 6:20 p.m .·, about 20
minutes artcr the party started.
and 1dent1f1cd themselves 1.1:.
police ofllcers.
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SUMMER .••
be hired to conduct the program.
School officials said they were
forced to seek outside assist.ance
for operating a summer sc.hool
program because current school
financing doe:s not~ver those
costs. 1be district a lso is pro-
hibited rrom charging fees to
students for school attendance.
The University of La Verne
will get 13 percent or what.ever
is left of fees once sala ries and
room rentals ar~ paid. Fink
said. 'The Uruvers lty requires an
average minimum class size or
25 pupils.
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A NDY ANDREWS SHOWS HOW TO FLUSH NEWPORT BAY
He Wanta To Try His Idea But Otflclala Are Cautious
I rvine Appearan~e
Loss of Financing
Warned by Riles
By PIDUP ROSMARIN
Of -o.ity .. , ... si.tt Wilson Riles, stale s uperinten-
dent or public instruction, told
a n audience or Irvine busi·
nessmen and secondary school
educators Thursday, "We can
actually lose public education in
California" without a long-term
system or school fin ancing.
Riles s poke to members or the
G realer l r \' i n e I n d us l r i ·a I
League and the Irvine Unified
School Distri<'t, who met at the
Re~istry Hotel to a nnounce a
joint progr a m of vocational
education.
The state schools chief com·
m ended the group for the pro-
gram, in which high school stu-
dents visit GllL-member com·
panies to learn the workings or
the businesses and of the
economy in general.
"You're the kind or example
<of public education) we need in
this s tate," Riles said, and
-added, ··So you'd better suc-
eeed."
Riles said, "It saddens me
that we don't realize .what we
have and that because we don't
realize what we have, we may
lose it ...
He urged the group to support
state legislation for long-term
school financing and to oppose
both the Gann irulialive to limit
government spending, which he
ca lied "dangerous for the
schools,'' and bills for voucher
systems.
U nder a vouc he r s ys tem,
pare nts literally s hop for
schools. The state then directs a voucher -a check -to
parents which they use to pay
for the education of their
children at any school, public or
private, that m eet s a pre -
determined set or criteria .
Riles said that, under a
voucher system, "The Peoples'
Temple Church could set up a
school system. The Ku Klux
Klan can -and wiJl set up a
school system."
Such things could happen, he
said . because politically,
California "is a volatile state."
"We do some great things,"
Riles said, "but we also do some
kooky things. And 1 don't want
to take that chance."
"Tbe viability and vitality of
your community," he said, "is
tied direcUy to tbe quality and
image of your schools.
"You have to communicate
(to the legislators) what you
want and need. The winners are
your c.bildren."
o.lly .. , ... Staft ,.,,...
FINANCING NEEDED
School Chief RUea
Riles cam e to Thursday's
luncheon. however. not only to
warn that inaction may bury
public education, but to praise
the vocational education pro·
gram.
Its pilot phase has been in
operation for over a year, and
has involved the participation of
32 companies, 90 educators and
1.100 high school students from
Irvine, University and SELF
schools. ..
Called The Irvine Enterprise in
Education (TIE>. it is intended to
help students gain a better un-
derstanding of the American
economic system.
As part of the program, busi·
nessmen have b een guest
speakers in the classroom,
groups of up lo 10 students have
toured companies and asked
questions of company beads and actually worked at the side of
company employees.
Jntemshijis, ·paid· and unpaid
work, research and advanced
studies of businesses are availa-
ble to the better students.
Rlles said' the program echoes
bis own feeling that basic educa·
tion ls import.ant. but that equal·
ly import.ant is "the need to pre·
pare students for work in a post-
industrial age."
Rues· said the program will help "tear down the fences-real
or imaeinary-which separate
learn.lDg from experience."
Abuse of Valium
Gets long Look
Action photos and st.art·to-
linisb coveraae of tbe BusbmlH.a
Grand Prix of offshore ractq ,_lU lead off W. SUnday's Dally
PUot
, CLA88aOOM COtJNTDOWN:
How does tbe Oraqe Coast fare
1D tbe DaUona1 tnDd of dedbdal
Jtudent earollmeata, elo1.a ~booQ aad empty claurooml?
"1aat .... distrleta dolq wtab tbe !,Dued balJdlap. Staff Writer ~om Barley reporta.
I
(SUN D A Y'S BEST)
feature tells about bis private ec-
eealrtdtiel.
KING mao -A pair of
Yoa/Your II~ artid• take a Joat look at l'luor-tbe_ compuy aacr tbe man ·wbo is President,
Cblef Executive Officer aad
Cbalnnaa of tbe BMrd of tbe
SI.I bWm lm..beled corpora.
Uae.
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Fnd!y. Merch 16, 1979 s DAIL V PILOT .43
Straight Flush
Beats Full Bay
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol•DMt'fl"li.tlt ...
When Ottu• "Andy" Andrews
was a little boy growing up m
M anachusetts, he s tarted
"playlnit uround" lo l4ee bow
tidal c urrt>ntis could be har
nessed
Il la 1n1l1u l experi ments
wash"'-1 out u yacht club dock
and tor\> out a couphi hundred
feel of nver hunk~
!"low Andrewb thinks he has a
w~y that ktnd of energy cquld be
put to work cleaning out rtie silt
that':. l'logging Newport Bay
He hkes to call his ,proposed
proJt-Cl the "~elf Cleaning Bay "
Andrews, currently a Long
Beach resident. bas been study
1ng Newport's siltation problems
since retiring as a gas truck
driver 10 years ago.
He figures il would cost a .
minimum or $4 million to dredge
the silt out of the Upper Bay
alone, not to mention the ongo-
ing costs of preventing another
build up.
"Why not put nature to work
to clean it out?" he asks
Andrews. who descr ibes
himself as an inventor. has de·
signed a combined wave pumµ
and tidal gate structure that he
says would be the solution to the
siltation problem.
What he'd like to do 1s cut a
channel from the beach at 43rd
Street to Balboa Boulevard, with
an eight root underground pipe
connecting the channel lo the
bay behind Newport Island.
. That's the wave pump.
Then. he'd s tring a series of
water barriers between islands
in the Upper Bay to make a
loop-shaped cha nnel. That chan·
nel would have tidal gates at the
two bottom ends .
Here's how it works.
The wave pump is based on
the venturi principle of increas-
ing the velocity of waves that
would hit the channel by con-
stricting its size.
He estimates 100.000 gallons a
minute could b e _pumped
through the channel and oipe
• • during a day or two-foot surf,
even when the tide is falling.
Thal water, when combined
with the channelization of the
Upper Bay barriers and gates
would flush the silt out of the
Vpper Bay and Lower Bay and
take it out to sea.
Andrews, who's trying to in·
lerest the state Oepart.ment or
Fish and Game and tbe county
Environmenta l Ma na gement
Agency in his plan, concedes
that he's got no idea how much
it would cost
"But it'd be cheape r in the
long run than having to keep
dredging the bay out or letting it
die." he observes.
To illustrate his point, An-
drews has been hauling a model
of his tide gates and wave pump
around with him and with the
aid of a garden hose and some
food coloring he'll demonstrate
his theory to anyone who's in·
terested.
Geor~e Osborne. head or the • county s EMA. says he's reserv-
ing judgment or the proposal un-
til a working model of the bay is
bu ill
"You really Qn't predict how
it would work rrom the dem-
ons trat 1on I saw, .. he com-
mented.
Aside from the engineering
and construction problems that
Andr ews' plan entails. Osborne
brought up one other potential
road block:
"The prospect or getting all
the permits you'd need from au
the agencies involved -weU It's
practically overwhe lming," be
said
Andrews says he'll keep trying
to get people interested in his
idea. He fi gures the bay has
about 12 years before the silt
kills the manne Life, plants and
birds that live here now.
·'This had been a dream or
mine since l was a kid, to clean
up a bay Like this. Right now all
I want is for some agency to be
interested enough to let me build
a working model,'' he said.
o.ity l"IWl ---llty """' CNm FLUSHING BAY -:-Andy Andrews' "seU-cleaning bay..:,:
would use a wave pump and channel at 43rd Street (dotted
line) to bring in fresh ocean water and a channel created
by a series of barriers and tide gates in the Upper Bay a t
Shell maker Island <dot tea lines>.
Trial R ecessed ..r I+
Waddi l l Witne ss '
Words Conflicting
By KATHY CLANCY aft.er s he aJlegedly survived a °' t11t 0.11., .. , ... sutt saline abortion performed on an
The murder r etrial of Dr. 18-year-0ld unwed mother.
William Waddill stood in recess Waddill bas contended the tn·
for the weekend today after fant never was alive when he ex-~.u ro rs heard co nfli ctin g amined her in the Westminster
testimony Thursday from a key Community Hospital nursery
prosecution witness. two years ago.
Dr. Ronald Cornelsen, under Hrs first murder trial ended
questioning by defense attorney last May when jurors s aid they
Charles Weedman. r efused to were deadlocked 7-5 in favor or
budge Crom his contention that acq';liltal following 16 weeks ·of
he saw Waddill s hand press tesllmony and 11 days of de-
down on the throat of the itab liberations.
Waddill is accused of strang · . , Coroelseo also testified Thurs-
'Typical' Quakes
Shake Southland
Bul be couldn't recall wh her day that hospital gossip led him
he bad told police the two-pound, to believe tha~ a resu~citation
15-ounce infant known as Baby team had pa~ally r_evlVed the
Girl Weaver was ",.Uve, crying, alleged aborti<.m su~1vor before
breathing and rtroving indepen-he a.nd Waddill arrived at the
dentty." words attributed to hospital: .
Cornelsen in a police report. Earhe r court t estimony,
"That could be the police in· ho~ever, had indicated no such
terpretation of what I said," revival occurred.
Cornelsen testified, denying be W e e d ~ a n a ls o a s k e. d
had used the word "crying" at Cornelsen if be reported Waddill
all to police. to au_tborities beca~s~ _be ~e~d
JOSHUA TREE <AP> -Five
earthquakes rocked a large part
of Southern California, alarming
residents and causing some
damage. but scientists called the
temblors part of a "typical
swarm."
Authorities said no injuries or
deaths were r eported in the
Thursday afternoon quakes,
which ranged from 4.1 to 5.2 on
the Richter scale.
"That area is known for its
swa rms." s aid Ca lifornia
Ins titute or Technology
se i s mology laboratory
s pokes man Dennis Me redith.
The temblor series was centered
near this isolated desert town,
about 130 miles east of Los
Angeles.
"They get a s warm or tbat size
about every 10 year s," Meredith
said of the desert area. "They
are calling it a typical Southern
California swarm and it will last
a day or two."
The temblors were followed by
countless s mall aftershocks,
scientists at Cal Tech in
Pasadena said. All were cen-
tered ' 13 miles north-northwest
of Joshua Tree.
The quakes, scientis ts added,
were apparently unrelated to the
One Child's
Body Found;
Mother Held
FINLEY. Wash. <AP> -A
small, decomposed body pulled
from the Columbia River Thurs·
day is believed to be that of' a
boy whose mother told police
she toned her two toddlers ofr a
bridge, police said.
Authorities tentatively iden·
ti.Ued the body as 18-montb-old
Christopher Adams. It was
found by a chemical company
employe who wu working on a
mqored barle.
Officj,.als said the child's
clotblnl matcbed the clot.bet
described by Tanya Ann Adams.
24, after she walked into Pasco
Police headquarters Feb. 5 to
tell ofllclala sbe bad thrown ber
two IOl\I into tbe Columbia
River from a cable bridae link·
Ina PMCO ad lteanewtck.
lln. Adams told 1an1t11aton
tbe beUeYed sbe WU =-:.-Md
by UM deYil, aad that 1 dkt not
waat ber boya to follow in ber
1tnfW fooUMDI or tbote of ber ......... 'bud.
Tbe Giber bor, Ryaa, 2~. bu
DOt ..... fauad, Benton CouatJ
8llerUf lob Rupp uJd a boM
woald petrol tbe rlftl' for tbe ant few dQ'S m..Hareh of a
body.
In addition Cornelsen had of-for his own responsibility m fail-f:;:~e,:~~~tt;t rocked Mex-fered different testimony in the ing to stop what he believed was
Damage was· reported at retrial abou~ where be stood_ in an act of murder.
stor es in the tiny hamlet of Lan-the ~estminster Community But Cornelseo said tbe thought
de r s. nearly on top of the Hospital ,nursery whe n b e of having to face a medlcal re·
epicenter, and at Yucca Valley, purport~y saw Waddill chok· view board in Sacramento bad
about five miles from Joshua ~ the infant. never crossed his mind when he
Tree. When Weedman produced a called police.
J ean Halliday, owner of Halli· diagram from the firs t trial Testimony late in the d,ay
day Liquors in Landers, said the showing Comelsen viewing Wad· T hursday came from Dr. Victor
store suffered more than $1.000; dill from another angle, the Mikity, a USC radiologist and
in damage to merchandise. I silver-haired pediatrician con-deputy Los Angeles County
"Whiskey came down~ fo tended bis lates t drawing is Coroner.
the shelves and wine bro e. m. ore accurate "as best I can re-Mikity insisted that radio·
The.re's booze all over the . re member." grams, a type of x-ray, or the in·
a nd it stinks," she said. •You Waddill, a 43-year-old Hunt-(ant's body indicated the fetus
get a headache without ev~ talc· ington Harbour physician, is ac-was about 2JJ weeks along in its
ing a drink." -~ , cused of strangling tbe infant gestational cycle.
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vA·u.co•s TO TR& PAllTY: we set au lllna of ln.~
v1t.atlons heft al t.be news....,.. Faney uc:rav.ct notlce1
\. \ mar uret-u.'I w 90ll' poUtko'i fWld·raiMr e«ktaJl bub at
L'>5'" pt ctrm o.-we may set the le&a rormal Invite to a r1bbon ~t= tile~ taco stand N•V\'•r llowever. have I viewed • rormal lnvlt•·
lion aN pn9H. up to IC>tDebOd>''• court t rial.
Th• twappeMCS oolJ thll weelt. One of our alalf writers
aot thf' w~ Invitation to lbe upcomina llarbor JudJdal
l>ii.tru:t tn .. ol one Jane 0 . N cLaqblln
uf Cost» M~A
VO :USPSCI' THAT few people
who are m pen! ol a '* ftDe or aix
months m the ODUDl)' clanter Mnd out
anvltat.ioos to the ceremoolea.
J don't tl'k>w what kind of party
you'd calJ this A Slammer Sbindig? A
J ailhouse Jump" Who knows?
Anyway, the printed invitation
urges, "You are cor41ally invited to al· ,,_. •uu ... 1.1•
tend the trial of Jane D. llcLau1blln on Tuesday, March
20, 1979, al nine o'clock a .m ."
IT DEVELOPS THAT Miss McLaughli~, 31, ~s
something of a special cue. Si.Dee. last May, ahe s been an
a running feud with Costa Mesa City Hall. She claims she
doesn't need a business license to operate ber Morningside
Printing firm out on Mesa Verde Drive East.
That Ucense demand would infringe upon her rights,
she declares. .
So it Is that the city attorney's office is hauling her into
court. She tried lo get the juri.lldiction switched to federal
court. apparentJy aa a constitutional issue, but this
maneuver has been frustrated.
Miss McLaughlin seems to have ~5ome other strong
feelings about the role of government in her life. Like with
paper money. She ®esn't believe in it. She keepe her
books baJanced in gold grains.
Btrr I DIGaESS. Back to tbe ~ mvitation.
Miss McLaughlin says sbe:s sent the missive.to all the peo-
ple who have s upported her during her lengthy club with
the powers al City Hall.
ll goes on to note, ''I'm requesting YoW' presence
because I believe that you'll have a good effect on the juey.
"In addition, I'm quite confident that you 'U enjoy the
presentation of my case and the testimony of the witnesses
should prove entertaining."
The printed invite even includes a map so you can find
your way to the party house out oo Jamboree Road.
Better leave your noisemakers and funny paper bats
at home.
Attempt .to !Jan
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WASIDNGTON CAP) -A COO·
slilulional law profes sor said to-
day tne Federal Trade Com·
mission is "proceeding with
peril i nto dangerous and ill·
charted waters," with its pro-
posal to ban television advertia·
ing directed at young children.
Cha rles Alan Wright, who
represented former President
Nixon in court when the
Watergate sca ndal unfolded,
said the proposed ban "would
lead the commission acrou tbe
line into areas where the Flrst
Amendment bars it from 10-ing."
Wright, a University of Texas
la w professor, testified for
General Mills, one of the com·
panies that would be affected by
the proposal.
He aaid U.S. Supreme Court
deci1Wxla on freedom of 1peecb
ahow "1overnment may dl•·
coura1e the uae of the dis·
favored product by taxlal iti or
may even ban Ill 1a ea
altogether. but the Finl Amend· ment disables 1ovenunent from
a chieving ita goals by reslrictlnc
the free now of truthful inform•· uon:··
He aaid the FTC staff's
juatificalioo for the ban is "an
overly simplified view of the
constltutlonal area. Tbe stair
seemed to feel that the com·
mission could do almost
anything it wanted to do in
almost~ea."
Wright said a fl.Dding that cer·
tain commf!rcials are false
would mean that there la DO COO·
atltutional problem in bannlng
them. "But simply Pi.nnine the
· 1abel 'deceptive' on them la not enoulh," be argued.
Citlng a 1976 decision stritlng
down a Vir&inia ban OD' price ad·
vertlalng of prescription dnass
and 1ubseqeuent decisions
elabor= on that decision,
Wrilbt : .
"Tbe Commiaaioo DOW bas a
1peclal nspomtbWty to take tbe
First Ameadmeat Into accouat
in Its dellberatlom and to ell·
erciae care that tta orden do not
intrude upon comt1tuUoDal pro-
tectlom.''
Fl'C ataffen bave mateDded
the agency bu autbority to illUe
the ban because cblldren are ln·
volved and because the ban la
directed at broadcast media
rat.her than print media.
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Gas Price Soa:t·ing
Nigeria Seeks Big Oil Fee Hike
8)' TM A11MIM .. Pnaa
tr Nl1erla acta on tta ~ deslre to raise
crude oU prices by 17 pen:eot on April 1 ll could
lrl11er ahnllar action by otber oll Pl'Oclucera and
lncreue U.S. 1uoll.ne prices an additional three
cef\la, aoab'lt. aay.
Tho African natlon·1 1tate~ent Tburaday
came aa a aurvey by tbe Lunclbera Letter. an oil
lndu1try publlcalion. r•ported that auoUoe prices
al full -.en1ce statiooa rose about 2 cents a gallon
nationwide since February. Tbal is nearly twice
lhc rise from January to February.
' A GALLON OF UNLEADED gasoline In
Chicago, for e xample. increased from 82.19 cents
to 84.36 cents. . The Llmdberg Letter attributed the rise to tbe
Ira nian oil producUoo slowdown and the Energy
oepartment's decasion earlier lbls month to let oil
companies pass th.rough rerm.ing coet.s on certain
1a aollne:s. Nigeria supplies about 6.1 pe~t of the 18.7
million barrels of oU used daily by the United
Stales -an import figure exceeded only by Saudi
Arabia.
The increase would be far larger than the 3.9
percent boost originally scheduled for April 1 by
members of the Orgao.i.ulioo of Petroleum Ex·
porting Countries. Moreover, it would nearly dou-
ble price boosts already announced by OPEC na·
lions reacting to tightened supplJes caused by
Iran's problems .
Analysts said Nigeria's new price by itself
might not raise consumer prices, but if other oil
producers match the boost. gasoline prices could
rise by 3 cents a lf81lon.
The only oU>er OPEC nation to 1u11est such a
big price rise ls Algeria, which la threalenina a 2S percent lncrease.
OPEC had scheduled a total increase of 1'.S
percent this year In the basic price of crude oil.
The first increase, of S percent, raiaed the price to
S13.3S Jan. 1. Other increases were scheduled quarterly.
Speculation abounded that OPEC nations
would decide March 26 to set base prices at a level
renecUng 9 percent Increases announced by moet countries recently.
But Nigeria's warning that It wants to raise
Hie per-barrel price by $2.50-from $14.80 to $17.30
no matter what OPEC does, may alter other
OP EC members' th.inking, analysts said.
Meanwhile , a group of Japanese trading com-
pa nies announced in Tokyo Thursday that the Na·
.u onal Iranian Oil Co. agreed to aell them about
S00 ,000 barrels of crude oil a day under a lone·
term contract. Tbe Japanese didn't say bow much
they were paying for it.
IT WAS BELIEVED to be the first loog-lerm
contract signed by the revolutionary regime
which renewed oil exports March s aft.er a abut:
down since December due to strikes againat the shah.
Meanwhile, Sen. Gary Hart, D·Colo. said to-
day that closing nuclear power plants along tbe
Eastern Seaboard to study their earthquake re-
sistance may have been a rash move since the re-
gion "is not exactly an earthquake zone."
Estimates are that It could take 100,000 barrels
of oil a day -or more -to replace the generating
capacity lost by closing the plants.
Iranian Triiil Htilted
Khomeini Seeks New Executi.,ns Rulings
TEHRAN, Iran (AP)
Ayatollah Rubollah Kbomeinl to-
day ordered the Islamic court
trying former Prime Minister
Amir Abbas Jfoveida to halt its
proceedings until new rules can
be drawn up for the .revolu-
tionary tribunals that have sent
at least 62 men before firing
squads in little more than a
month.
There was ·no immediate ex-
planation for the decision, but
the move appeared to represent
a victory for Prime Minister
Mehdi Bazargan who has-
tbreat.ened to resign if such "in·
human and irreligious " proceed·
ings contmued.
KHOMEINI'S decision was
read over Tehran Radio, and
shortly afterward a spokesman
for the ayatollah said Buaraan
and two Cabinet ministers bad
traveled to the holy city of Qom
on Tbunday nlgbt for consulta·
tiona with the Moslem leader.
AltbouCh tbere was... no im·
mediate confirmation, it ap·
peared certain that Bazargan's
trip to Khomeini's residence 100
mlles south of Tehran was made
primarily to protest tbe Hoveida
trial and the repercl.lSsions it
ml1bt have oo the country.
Khomeini's revolutionary
committee opened Hoveida's
trial Tbunday to an invited au-
dience after the execution of at
S41NT PETER
'KNOWS' RIGH'IS
ATLANTA (AP) -Georgia's
teachers baveo't been at a1f aby
about letlln1 atate le1lslators
bow th.tr feellnp coacerainl
pr~poaed pay raises in the
buqet now under cooaldenltlon. ODe irate teacher vented her
wrath Tllanday on Seo. Beverly
Langford, D-Calboun, saying, "I
wouldn't ftte for you if you were
St. Peter."
Lansford replied: "Ma'am, if
I were St. Peter, you wouldn't be
in my dlltrlct."
least 62 men convicted ln secret
since Khomeini's forces took
power Feb. 12.
Selected Iranian reporters
we re invited aloog with some 200
relatives or demonstrators killed
by Shah Mohamme d RZA
Pahlavi's police. The reporters
said the trial began about 2 a.m.
'in a makeshift courtroom in
Tehran's Qasr Prison.
The trial was in recess today
for the Mosle m Sabbath and was
scheduled to resume Satartlay.
Some of the reporters present
s aid the 57-year-old Hoveida,
who was prime minJster from
1963 to 1977, was groggy from
medlcatloo and wearing a black
ski parka as be was led before
the court. He sat with his bead
bowed and bands folded as the
prosecutor read 16 charges
against him, including spying
for the United States, and de·
manded the death penalty.
Hoveida denied any wrongdo-
ing and declared: "I could be in
New York fl. the moment or in
other counfies walking freely. I
had the opportunity. but why am
I here? I had the chance to leave
the country before my arrest.'·
He was also accused of smug-
gling heroin, revolting against
Iran by forming cabinets on the
order or the United Slates, in·
terfering in elecUons and allow·
ing foreign exploitation of Iran's
resour..ces.
The prosecutor allegett Hov·
elda suppressed tbe shah's op.
position, "entering l.nto a batUe
against God and bi s
emissaries,•• but Hoveida denied
that, too.
BOVEIDA WAS arrested by
the shah lut November for al·
leged corruption and miaap·
propriation of funds m an ap-
parent move to ease growing op·
position to the monarch. But he
was freed when the shah left
Iran and be surrendered to the
revoJuliollary government when
it took power.
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-~-......... 'FATHER' OF EUROPE
Stetnman Jean Monnet
Political
Economist,
Monnet, Dies
PARIS (AP) -Jean Monnet,
the foremost advocate of Euro-
pean unity and the inspiration
and driving fo rce be hind the
European Common Market, died
today at his home near Montford
l'Amaury, sources at the head·
quarters of the European Com·
m':'nity reported. He wa s 90.
Mo nnet , a self-described
political economist , was the key
figure in the drive to bind the
free Euro p ea n n a t io n s
economically and politically, but
during his long ca reer he con.
sta ntly shunned the lime light.
His first major step toward
European unity was a six·n•tLOn
pool of coal and steel resource~.
formally presented in l9SO.
Seven years later it became
kn o wn a s t he E uro pean
Economic Community.
' Monnet was never a membn
of a government, but wus, a-.
author Theodore H. White call1·il
him, "a broker of ideas" II•·
brought statesmen together by
demonstrating how . his idea~
were in the interest of those con·
cerned, persisting where leader~
resisted or hesitated.
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Progress
Of SALT
Studied
Former United Slates
Sen . John Tunney and
polalical commentator
Bruce Hersche nson will
join forces a t th e
podiu m We dnesday
when the World Affairs
Council of Orange Coun-
ty m eets at the Sad-
dleback Inn, Santa Ana .
Th e C hann e l 7
televis ion comme n -
tators on world affairs
will discuss the pro-
gress of the SALT talks
and this natfon 's new
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Dinne r is a l 7 :30
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DAILY PILOT
Ftlcs.y, March 18, 1979
San Juan
City Clerk
Wins Award
San Juan Capistrano City Clerk Mary Ann NoUnfrirzelle, o .o. Phone: 642-0292
Hanover has been awarded the deslpatlon or ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;~ Certified Municipal Clerk by the International -.
Institute o( Municipal Clerks. flU ONt HOUI UCIUlt The a ward. one of the top honors given by the
organization, acknowledges members who attain
high educational and service standards. "QUIT CON PIRING AGAli'I T YOUR SELF!"
MRS. HANOVER HAS BEEN city clerk In the
Mission City since May 1974. Previously she
served as city manager and city clerk of the city of
Rancho Palos Verdes Estates in Los Angeles
County.
She also is a walking tour guide for the San
Juan Historical Society and is a member of the
C h ambe r of Comme rce's Miss San Juan
Capistrano contest committee.
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AJ4 DNL Y PILOT frtdey, Match 16. 1979 Business
Catering ClaM
He Throuw BasheS /or iars
BE\lt;RI.\ ll l LI ~ AP
T here on· :lt'H'ral "'•)'to thn1w
•' party You l' an cnbble BYOB
on yo.ur l n\11h1t10111t pul out wmt•
bread and cold rut"I rnd hol)t' for
tht.> bt'9t
Or you t' 111 l081t h'ral r uhc>n
to tht• w1nlh1 . mort~llMt' >'our
hom~ und t'all "' I ht• t'll~l1'1 Robt-rt U>b\irm.rn llj rt• 1d) wht•n
)OU ar••
• A:-t·h~11r m.ir1 uf (\_1s,t•n1l1·
(',1 terln~f. tbt• i:runddut1th of
Southt'm ('uhforma t'i.tNer' ~net
I h l' I ;Ht( l'' I u ( l ht' b r l' f' d •
Lt't>t·rmun " b\-.•n n•'ipon,1blt• for
'111nt• of 1h1• r1l1ll'!>I h,t,tw:-. rn
lO'A 0 for JJ \ t'llP•
ND It" 1101.J.YWOOO 1:-. lh1·
i:nh•r1111nme•nl e·1•111t•1 o f l h1·
world. Lt•~·rman 1:. ..i :.trong
contl'ndt•r for th· tit h.• uf tht• l·n
tcrt4hll'r :. t•nh•rtuuwr
He ·~ 1·.1tt•n •c1 fur t>H•ryont•
from nm• Tim · .i bug on
cleanhnc :. he onl)' a lt' or
ganlc rood1t 1t<'rn•d only on
stenhzed plates and only by one
man" lo Marlon Brando. who
o rdered a dinner {or s ix in h1E.
J apanl''l'·Slyl~ horn<>. "It wai.
the fi rst lam<· tht' staff had ever
served a nwal in ~tocking feet "
• 1 n the 19608. Casserole al~o
play<'d houscmol htc•r 10 the
Rc.'atl<'s whl•nt •\•t•r thcy droppt:·d
into lnwn Lt•bt•rm<in dtbc:loses
that the Fab Four JUst lovt>d :.
ham burJter t·oncO<'tion that tn
cluded Cokt• and cornflah!>
1.A•b,•rman. a pAln 1 n lookln~
... hill' haJ~ mun "' h111 1.0-.,
makes oo acer •t of tht· fad lhut
h11 luvoraH• r he•nls urf' thot.t•
.,.ho t re t'llOUt(h lo Sl•rvt· lht•
v1•n • tM>st nd <'On uHord to 110
"A c·uNTOM ('OtJTllKU:ll .:•·b s1 .. t00 for cl .iurm1•nt, M)
'4h) <1houldn t u <'UNtom <'lllt'rcr
1•h.irl(t' Sl.400 (111 .1 d1nnl1r p11r
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N ;tlton.11 f"oot'ball Lt'UJtUl' l'X
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<'O ktrul puty for $2~.000 1tl Uw
o pening of un Orao11e County
( •• hlOO Ct!Olt'r
l\ff:urs of these b&Ze reqwre
the logistica l planning of
m1htary actions, with Leberman
as quarll'rma s t e r Cit
traordinaire
HE CAN TELL you how mul'h
ICl' you need to servt· drinks for
10.000 <10.000 pounds. a pound a
pt•rson l or how much those
pa pe r ·thin s lices of s moked
s almon cost the gent·rous host
1sr 87•2 a s l1c £'. inc luding
Casserole 's markup I.
Casserole. whi ch ~tarted tn
1946 delivering home meals
m ore on the level of Chicken
De l ig ht tha n Escoffier . IT WAS DUBBED the Heat· pioneered what Leberman calls
tleburger. Leberman says. and publit' relationS entertaining in
"I still have the letter aulhoni· the early 1950s.
1ng exclusive use of the name."
H e · s no t s u re w h y t h e But while the big party re·
Bealleburgcr has never seen the mains Ca sserole's bread and
hqht of day . "I never tasted 1t." butter .· there is nothing too
You don't have to be fa mous to minlscule for itS services -if
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DEAR PAT: Can you find out how many cars
were recalled last year compared to 1977? I'd also
like to know which cars were involved in major re·
calls last year •
F.B .• Newport Beach
More than 9 million motor vebJcles and 14.5
mWioG Ures were recalled for safety defects ln
tt78, l8dlcaUng a drop from tbe l'ffOrd 1%.9 million
vehicles recalled la 1917, according to tbe National
Highway Trame Safety Admlnlatratlon. However,
the mllllons-of tires being recalled by tbe
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. coostltal.e the
largeat single tire recall ln blstory
NRl'SA reports that 58 recall campaigns, in·
volvlag 4.7 mlll1on vehicles, were lnnaenced by
goverameat actions or investigations, as was tbe
Flrea&Gne recall.
n.e largest single veblcle recall in 1178 was
coadffted by Ford Motor Co., iavolvta& 1.5 mlllloa
1171·71 Pb.to and Bobcat can that bad i*HUally
usafe fael tanks. Alao, Geeeral Mo&on recalled
321, ... subcompact Cbevd&es for a gas tank prob-
lem alld 2'5,... Cbevrolet, Poadac, Oldsmobile
and Balck model8 for defedlve rear axles. Flaal·
ly, Cbryller Corp. recalled I. I m11Uoa Aspen and
Volare models to correct a&eerlng defects.
In addlUon to tbe car and tire rec:alla, tltere
were 85t,• aalta of motor veldcle eqaJpmeet re·
called aader NllTSA regalatloM.
A~ Oleeb 8elar lt'oes
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Beatlemania Lives On
Second Generat,ion of Fam Keeps Legend Alive
NEW YORK CAP) -Fifteen
years after lbey were introduced
to America on the Ed Sullivan
s how. 10 years alter they last en·
tered a r e cording s t udi o
together. lbe Beatles are still big
busines,.,.
ll 's not exac tly that the
Be atles need it. The rour mem·
bers of the group th at revolu·
lionized music in the 1960s
Paul McCartney. John Lennon.
George Harrison a nd Ringo
Starr made millions in the~
first flush or success and now
have separ ale. s uccessfu l
careers
B UT NOW THEIR work
together IS m aking loads or
money for other people.
Their label. Capitol Records.
reports that the group's records
s till sell millions or copies a
year .
"Beatlemania," a stage show
using Beatie look and sound·
a l ikes . is d o ing well o n
Broadway and on a nationwide
tour. And Beatie me morabilla is
highly prized by collecl~rs and
commands impress1ve prices.
THE BEATLE boom 1s not
jus t attributable lo . nostalgia.
Many of the fans arf• teen agers.
some of whom we rcn 'l born
whe n the group's long ha ir
shocked the nation in 1964
Al a recent gathering of Bea
tie fans in New York at the fifth
a nnual "Beatlefest. ha lf the
crowd a&'peared lo be you:tger
than the BcaUe legend.
•'This is weird I really feel
old." said said ran Waller Win·
nick. Wmnick is 23.
.. HALF THE C ROWD 1s
adults and ha lf the crowd is
t een -agers . They'r e second·
generation Bealle fa ns ... said
Mark Lapidos. organizer of the
Ne w Yo rk Bealle f est and
similar events in Ch1ca~o and
Los Angeles.
Lapidos won't say how much
h e makes from or ganizing
Beatlefests, but it 's enough to al·
low him and his wife. Carol, to
make a living doing it fuJI lime.
Lapidos put together his firs t
New York Beatlefest in 1974, and
the y've played to capacity
c ro wds e ver since-. With a
m ini mum of advertis ing, this
'o n e dre w more t han 6,000
Beatlemaniacs at an average
price or $8 a head.
AND THAT WAS just where
their spending began. Ins ide .
there were four large meeting
rooms and a huge ballroom full
of Beatles· films. artwork by
rans. guest speakers and a nea
m arket. the latter the event's
most popular a rea
There. devotees of the four
Live rpudlians could buy
anything from buttons to trading
Caner OK
On:Lomu?
ATLANTA <AP> An audit
by the company responsible for
monitoring loans to the Carter
family 's peanut warehouse has
found no irregularities. say~
Charles Kirbo. the tJ.·ustee for
President Carter's busiQCSS in
tcresLc;.
Kirbo made the s ta te ment m
de nying a Washington Post re·
p ort concerning a lle g ed ir·
regularities involving the loans.
He said lbe company "found
nothing which s upports any of
the allegations made by The
Washington Post."
The Post artJcle. printed Sun·
da y. qu oted a f or m e r
warehouseman. J immy Hayes.
as saying he and Billy Carter,
the president's brother. misled
the National Bank of Georgia
a bout the a mount of peanuts
s tored an th e Pl a iol>. Ga .
warehouse as collate ral for
loa ns
Over 1'h.-Counl.4•r
HASOL.i~
cards to records to movies -all
at Impressive prices.
A copy of the rare "Yes terday
... And Today" album with the
raTe cover showing the BeaUes
holding what appear to be dead
babies can fetch $250 SO times
what it cost new. Re productions
of the cover photograph were
selling for $3 each and were
available o n T ·s hirls and
posters.
808 IULIUCE/I, selling rilms
a nd videotapes of old Beatie
performanc~·>. said business
•was "grcat.,'1uliucci als~ would
not say what his annual income
from Beatie me morabilia was,
but he would admit to at being
"in five rigures."
Iuliucci got mto the Beatie
business three years a go by
combining two hobbies, Bealle
music and film. He travels the
country selling his wares to Bea.
lie fans.
"In Houston 1 sold over $300
worth or films to a woman who
didn't even own a proJector." he
sa id. "Shl· JUSl want1•d the
films."
fo'OR THF; M OST hardcon ·
Bcutlt• fans, Bc allc rcas t 1!'>
heaven. And the rans react to
th<' ~01n~s on with fervor re
m 1niscenl or the he i g ht or
Beatlemarua in 1964; girls still
SC'f'eam whe n their favorite
Bealle's race appears during ont·
of the endless string or movie~
being s hown. And Beatie sound
a like contests a r e perennial
ravonles
The les~ devoted partake of
more mod erate celebrations
The "Beallem ama" stage show
1s scoffed at ~Y a lot or Bealle
fans who resent the s lick prcst>n
talion of l'rsatz Beal11·:-.. but it':;.
hcadm~ for its third year on
Broadway
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MUTUAL FUNDS
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Orange Coast
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r VOL. 72, NO. 7S , 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1979 CIN TE:..a CENTS I
VCl's New V Gets Dumped Again •
By PIOUP &OSlllARIN
Of .. O...,~$ ....
F.dltors ot the UC lrvl~ stu·
dent newspaper, the Ne" U.
have charged that once •t•in
the contents or their journa l
have caused It to wmd up at the
city durnp
They claim that up to 5,000
copies or this week's edition
were consigned to the· ash can by
students who objected to the
content o( an advertisement CU ·
rted '" a humor 1upplemenl. Last J anuny, editor said
3,000 newwpapers were Ju_nJted
by a few students who reacted to
n tory WJlh photogtaphA ot a
wet T shirt contest designed to
allow young women to show off
thelr breasts
The ad m Tuesday's edition
was for a magazine. "The J ew
You" and louted article Utles
im plying that Jews are usurers,
enjoy killing Arabs, and bave
I
bll ooeetl.
Besides the ad, an article also
contained ln the humor supple·
ment refen to Jews• as "a group
O( DOISY Cand pretty damn rude)
people."
St e v e n Brot m an . a
coordinator Cor the campus
J ewish Student Union, called the
comments "ridiculous and in·
fiammatory" but denied New U
staff members' allegations that
the Jewish Stude nt Union
Pay Pftct Nixed
Teachers Declare Impasse
Negotiations between teachers
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
1 S(hool District have reached an
1 impasse, with the organization
representing employees reject·.
Ing a five percent salary in· ~crease.
District Superintendent John
' Nicoll said "1>e two sides broke
off bargaining late Wednesday
afternoon . Tbe teachers,
represented by 'the Newport.
Mesa Education Assoclataon,
are expected to ask for a state
mediator to enter the stalled
talks.
Teacher negotiators h ad
turned down a 3.S percent salary
offer last week. They are stand·
ine firm on a demand for the
district to fund a bonus for
teachers with 15 years of
service. The district claims it
cannot afford it.
"We maintain that this b a
priority issue and we will con-
tinue to fight for it," a statement
by teachers says .
Nicoll said the district's latest
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offer would have provided for a
top salary of $21,924 for the 322
teachers at the top of the pay
scbeduJe. The offer also would
have provided for an average
boost of $950 annually for all
teachers. retroactive to JuJy 1,
1978.
The declaration of impasse by
the Newport-Mesa Education
Association now goes to the state
Public Employment Relations
Board, which is expected to re·
fer the matter to the state Coo·
ciliation Service.
Ray Resco
A
Arrested
In Court
Raymond Resco. wbo missed
bis Oranse Coutf Superior Court murder tria Tbunday
because, be said, be feared for
his life, showed up lo court this morniDC and wu promptly ar-
rested oa burllary car....
Resco'• attorney. Thomas
Crosby, and prosecutor Jay
Moseley bad Just completed
final arguments Jn Resco's
murder case when Newport
Beach police officer Al Epstein
showed up in court with a war-
rant fOI' the burglary arrest.
Resco was quickly taken into
custody by a · courtroom bailiff
on suspicion ol three counts each
o( burglary and receiving stolen
property.
Epetein declined to elaborate
on the burglary charges. Ball
WU set at 980,000.
But. according to other
Newport Bear,b police sources,
the cbarles stab rrom a series
of Santa Ana burglaries in which
s tereo equipment, electric
guitars and amplifiers were
taken.
ANDY ANDREWS SHOWS HOW TO '1.USH NEWPORT BAY
.He W•nta To Try Ht8 Idea But Offtcl8t• Are Cautlou•
Police allege the items were
found in the Newport Crest COD·
domlnium that Resco vacated
· last weekend.
:Straight Flush
.Beats Full Bay ' ...
Crosby sald he would attempt
to have bis client arraigned on
the burglary charges today and
to 1et him free oo bail.
Moments before Resco'a ar·
rest today Moseley bad com·
plained that be didn't have the
murder defendant's current ad·
dress.
BJ JOANNE aEYNOLD8 OI .. .,...., ""9 lteff
Wbea Ottie ",\Deb" Andrews
was a Hu.le borisrowial up lo
)I auacbuaetts, be started
"playtna around" to see bow
tidal c11rrenta could be bar·
nesaecl.
•
Coast
Weatller
Cbaaee · of 1bowers IO
.... .,... detnu-
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His initial eJtperlments
washed out a yacht club doc:k
ud tare out a couple hundred
feet of river banks.
Now Andrews tblnJts be bu a
wa1 that kiDd of eneray could be
put to wwk cleaniq out tbe silt
that's ckJaiq Newport S.y.
He Hu. to call bis propoHd
projeel tbe "S.11 Cleanln1 Bay.''
Aadrews, currently a Lons
Beach reaklent, bu been atud,y·
ln1 Newport'a sUtaUon problems
since reUrtns u a 1a1 truck
drtver 10 years •· He fipres tt would COit a
mlll1mum al .. mllUoa to dredce
tbe silt out ol tile Upper Bay
But Crosby 1U1&etted such in·
formation be related outside
open court "because or the
problems ol yesterday."
Reseo, one or seven pers0ns
cbarpd wttb tbe October, 1977,
tlay'lnf OI Fountain Valley drug
dealer S&epbea Bovan claimed
TbundQ that all unknown U·
ullant tried to 1boot bim
Wedneeday nllbt boun before bis
aebeduled court appearance.
Judie Robert Kfteeland, wbo b
beartnc arsumenta tn the murder
case. hsued a warrant
ror Kaeo •s arrett Tbunday. but
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participated in stuffing the
papen into the trash.
•'The JSU officially bad
ootblne to do with it," Brotman
said . "We didn't encourage
anything Jike that."
Brotman said be suspected
there were some enraged Jewish
s tudents who threw away
papen, as well as some angry
non-Jewish readers, wbo tbno,w
away papen.
New U editors defended the
1'Here, Buzz9'
comments as intended in a nually selects the New U editor.
humorous ·manner, and sald Various campus resolutions _
other religious groups were have been proposed to remove
satirized as well. Another ad, Clueas as editor.
advocating "Maximum Sex." Past incidents viewed by some
was purportedly lbe work of the as ·Journalistic indiscretions or
Crusade (or Christian Copula· la pses o ( good taste include
lion. publication or bogus advertise-
Richard CJucas, editor or the ments demeaning Iranians, and
news paper, has come under articles some Cell were offensive
scrutiny of the Communlcations,-.to women.
Board. which oversees the Of the humor issue. Clucas
newspaper operations and an· <See 'HUMOR,' Page AZ>
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Airliner
Hijacker
Captured
TUCSON, Ariz. <AP > -A man
demanding $200 ,000 and
transportation to Havana hi·
jacked a Continental Ai rlines
Boeing 727 jeUiner on a flight
Crom Phoenix to Tucson· today,
the airline said. He was t.alten
into custody later at the airport.
Tbe.olane landed at Tucson In-
ternational Airport, and every-
one but a female light attendant
and the hijacker got off the
plane unharmed, according to
Continental spokesman J ack
Gre1tor in Los Angeles.
The fiigbt attendant, identified
as Mar y Ellen Paul , o f Los
Angeles, was later freed un·
ha rmed. and authorities s aid the
hijacker was taken into cuslory.
The plane had carried 89
passengers. I)
· Georgia Francies and her husband Cecil, members of
the Buzzards Club of St. Louis, look for a buzzard during
the birds' annual return to Hinckley, Ohio. Hinckley
buzzards are reputed to return to tbe area every March
15, much. like our e>wn· swallows to Capistrano.
Gregor said an FBI agent had
boarded the plane at the airport.
A reporter at lhe airport said
he saw a man in an orange vest
stand on the roof of a police car
at the nose of the plane and puJl
himself up through the cockpit
window.
Finish Eyed
There were reports the hi·
jacker was armed with a knife,
but Continental said it could not
confirm that..
The FBI identified the suspect
as J ohn Carleton Kivlen, 52. or
San Rafael. Buslunill8 Racer Detennined
By JOANNE aEYNOLDS °' .. D9lty ""'s .... Last year. Rocky Aoki started
all eight offshore power boat
races OD the Grand Prix circuit.
He never fmilbed any or them.
Tbla ye ar's sea son ·opens
Saturd•Y with the Bushmills
Grand Prix off the Orange Coast
and Aoki ls determined it'll be
different.
He baa a new boat and a new
engine. "I 'm an innovator,'' he
said. He abo recognius the old
racing dictum that you can't win
the race unlesa you finish it.
The 40-year-old restaurant
chain owner jokes about lut
year 's failures, but they obvious-
ly are a sore point with him.
So bis innovations for this year
are centered on the idea of not
only being fut but having a boat
that is less likely to break down
mid-race. Those breakdowns
coat him the 1977 and 1978
Buabmllll after be won the 1976
race.
Thia year, be and hi! crew will
be lolnl out in a wooden buJJed
catamaran, the only one on the
circuit.
Wood ls faster and the
catamaran· dealg·n bas some
aerodynamic design advan·
taaea, be 1~ld . Tbe boat •la
powered by a Chrysler eaatne
that Aoki hopes wlll prove to be
more durable over the 180-mile
coune.
Tbe new outfit cost him
SI00,000 which be spent without
beattaUon.
"WinnlDI i• everything." be
explatned. "Comiq in second b
the same as comillg ln lut."
Aoki. who made bis mark in
tbe bualneH ~l!_l as the owner
of the Benlbana'{estaurant and
DRIVE TO WIN
AockyAokl
hotel chain, aay1 he took up
power bofl racing to escape <See AOKI, P11e AJ)
N-M Trustees
yo Interview
5 Candidates
Officials of lhe Newport Mesa
School District have received 10
applications rrom persons in-
terested in being appointed to a
seat on the district's Board of ,
Trustees. " T he board is scheduled to.,
meet at s p.m. Tuesday at the ~
·Ha rper Community Center in
Costa Mesa to interview f:,·c <.f
the candidates.
Trustees will pick one of • ! .! 10
hopefuls at their nex• rP <;;uli• ·
board meeting, Tuesd: y . '~ un 1
27. Whoever is cho.: c :--w · '
replace trustee Duke O'Dn c .
who bas resigned from the panel~
effective March 31.
The ten applicants for the job
are William Bandaruk, a con-
sulting engineer; Christopher
Creely, a bookstore owner ;
Robert De Berry, a school ad· ·
ministrator in Santa Ana; Karen
McGlinn, who is active In PTA
and civic arrairs ; Michae l
McLaughlin, an attorney; Janet ;
Pellcbowsk.I, a parent and volun-·
teer; K. PauJ Raver, a county
official: Conrad Trtgllio, a dis-I
trict cin:ulatioo manager for the •
Daily Pilot: J e r o m e Van-i
de walle . a mec h a n ica l l
e ngineer. and Richmond
Westlake, a student at Cal State :
Fullerton majoring in public ad-
ministration. I
Whoever the board appoints f
will serve out O'Brien's term, !
which explres Nov. 30.
Party Bit ~For $100,000 ·
SAN fRANCISCO (AP> -
llemben ol tbe cttJ'1 soclal Mt
attendlal a polb private coelrta1l reeeptlon for vl1lt1a1 New
0 r I • a as Pb ti b a1 m on I e • :r_mptaooy eoaduetor Leourd . .............. ..,...1 ...
of aa a&l•atecl Sl .ooe la Jlftll. e• .._ Ud c:nllt e.,.,,.._...._
Pellilllld-tfa..llYle· dmlllt• .......... ................ JMNll7 .... -;;: ·re. .... ...... .. . ........ .., .. I•• •••ltle lea Cliff ..... , ...... . '
'I tblnk they we re wild tor -m•Y bave loet the leut
enoqb to lboot ua." aald Mn. because he reportedly toesed bis
llortlmer Flelabhacker, wbo wallet under a chair and out -or
loat aeveral.rtap to lbe robben. slaht u IOOD aa tbe robbers
Sbe and die other peata w.re burst lll&o Lbe party.
forced to lie oa Ute floor of the P1trolmea Jobft Stumpf Mid :z;;•U., .... ..., home 81 two youn, ..... knocked at tbe
At= r:-..-.. 9'""'8c door ol ...... Mary Aaden' .... e. ~ ..... NllMf..uP bome at I :• p.m., about 20
dlelM _. QermM .-.... mlautee after IM party tta1141d,
'd'•••ne ==~ to a19 a and htlnUfted tllemHlvt11 as
.......... _ ........ --polleedlk9'1 .• ~· --.... ...... ,,.., ............ ..,put. .,...... llM. maid,...""'_, ..., error and
.............. -... _.. h1ld to ...... door •laimt ~ ............ ,I.Mm • . "' ' .. --
DAILY PILOT
t-'RANKLIN. Tenn CAPl
An okl ~-oman lay to the ro.d
dylq ot a Ma~ at&eck Rueb
hour commuten 1kr#td for a
look No OM ttopped
Reu lt' Clut•o 7~. w•• 11h<>r1 o(
brC!lth fl~r IOO In l•w pulled Off
LO the ''~ ot T nnun i6 M ra GlH~ ta11fff'd from \.be ~.,..
Th~ ltOf'l ln law, John WlUard.
and hi~ wUt', lh11aHnc. Mr11
Gluco'11o da~hter, wned for
bt·lp but Lbctr freoaied nauJac
t•••one. ..... P'raMlla poRet•u ~· ... llay'*'1 Jr arrived, they . .,.~ ..
"A ........ at.cpp1d .. ud
toad .,. u..r. ... a l..SJ uf'laa
1 heart 1tuck ln the mhtdle cl
th• road but nubody would
aLOp." Mayberry aaid Tb~
rllf.bl 'Sh waa ln Ibo road when I
1oe lbt'tt ott by Lbc curb, but
l*)ple had LO beve ...., ber
.,...., .......... " .. _ c--
FLUSH1NG BAY -Andy Andrews' "self-cleaning bay"
would use a wave pump and channel at 43rd Street <dotted
line 1 to bring in fresh ocean water and a channel created
by a sen c.-s of barriers and tide gates in the Upper Bay al
Shellfllakcr Island Cdolted Jines).
,....,,.Pat1eAJ
·FLUSH. DEVICE •••
nel would ha ve udal ~ates al the
two bottom ends.
Here 's how it works
Tbe wave pump Is based on
the venturi principle of lncreas·
mg the velocity of waves that
would hit the channel by con·
stricting Its slie.
lie estimaU.-s 100.000 gallons a
minute could be pumped
through the channel and 01pe
during a day of two·f09l surl,
even when the tide is falling.
Thal water. when combined
with the channelization of the
Opper Bay barriers and eat.es
would nush the s ilt out of the
Upper Bay and Lower Bay and
take It out to sea.
Andrews. who's trying LO In·
ter.est the state I>c!partment of
J"ish and Game and tbe county
E nvironme ntal Management
Agency In his plan. concedes
that he's got no idea how much
1l would cost
".But it'd oo cheaper fn the
long run than bavinJ( t.o keep
F,.._PflfleAJ
'HUMOR' .•.
said today. • · t don 'l think we
pattlcuJarly wanl.Qd to promote
ethnic humor : most of It had to
do with be Hef rather than
ethnicity.
"It's kind ·or Ironic that some
of the gtoups that were upset
were the Jewish student&, the
gay commuruly and the Chris·
llan community.
"Some of the m<>t1L outlandish
humor about them were written
by people who come from tboh
backgrounds.
''No one waa try1n1 to offend
the J ew1ah students, and I'm
aorry that they were off ended."
Clucaa said he 11 trylnc t.o•
bana on~hi• Poll a1 edit.or W>Ul
the end U1 June, when a MW ooe
la aeheduled t.o be named.
"Thia la Jual auppoeed to be an
e ducatloa•I opportunlly
anyway,•• Clucu Hld. "Boy,
am I cettinl an .tucatloo."
~ICOMT •
DAILY PILOT
~-.. a::= ... ..... ~-:::.. .• ._..... .... . -....... ,,.,,.._...._ , ... , ..... ,,.., .....
• an •••Ma...a1'0...,.
........ a... ....
Bi~!.'~·
I iii;w;;, ••••• •
dredging the bay out or letting it
die," he observes.
To illustrate his point, An ·
drews has been hauling a model
of rus tide gates and wave pump
around with him a nd with the
aid or a. garden hose and· some
food coloring he'll demonstrate
his theory to anyone who's In·
lerested.
Geor~e Osborne, head of the
county s EMA, aaya he's reserv-
ing judgment of the proposal un-
til a working model or the bay is
bu ill.
"You re1Uy can't predict how
it would work from the dem·
onslratlon I saw," be com-
mented.
Aside from the engloeerin1
and COMtn.rction problems that
Andrews' plan entails, Oaborne
brought up one other potentl•l
road block:
·'The pro1pect of cettinc ·au
the permlta you'd need from all
the agencies Involved -weU It's
practically overwhelmlne." be
Hid.
Andrews ••fl he'll keep trying
LO tel people lntereated ln bis
idea. He ligurea the bay bas
about lZ yean before the sUt
ktll1 the marine Ille, plant.a and
birds that Uve·here now. '
''Thia had been j dream or
mlne 11Me l wu a ldd, t.o clean
UP a bay like t.h11. JU1ht DOW an
I want la for 10me •1ency to be
interested enough LO let me build
a workini model," he Hild.
Nurse Fights
Rape Attempt
In Newport
A vaeattoa1nc atudeat autM
told Newport Bea~b poUce a m aa tried to rape Ker while •he
waa at the beaeb at Balboa UWi
Wff k
Tbe 21.y1ar-old Mootaoa rt1l·
deal reported the lncldent
TbundaJ. She Hid lt happened
at about. noon Wedoffday, but
•h• wu too upHt to report It.
ACCOl'diDI to the poll~ report
tb• mu Nt down and cbatt.ed
with tbe woman 1nd 1ttacked
her wbUe lbe tot up to leave.
She aakt lbe fou1bt him off
when he 11ld he waa 1olna to
rape her lnd 1be ran for help t.o
a 1roup of ,.opl• about 100
yardl away.
She 11ld her •Hallant h•d
brown balr and eyu, was
drelMd ln cut otf JMM and bed
I b6cJete wl&b blm OD tM bMdt.
law Exempt&
ValleyFanm
Several c .. ,.._.. m when I
•aa .. Wtl Mr CPR < eardlo-
1Nhnoaary ,...uadtatlon>. Tht)'
1lowld down and looked.'' MayblrrJ aald tM touJd dNet
DO pu1M on llra. Oluco wbla be
1ot lo her. He apent 20 mlnutff
tryto1 t.o revive Mrs. Gtaaco
oac:e be rNCbed IMr at $.03 p.m.
Wednnday She WU to b4s buried
today
"Tbe b!pwa~ WU bUIY at the
Ume becauae it wa1 when ev·
Whale Watch
Group Fears
Boat Races
Mvmbera of Whale Watch. a
Newport Utiuch·based orianJza.
lion. said today tht:y are con.
ce r~d about collisions Saturday
between bo•t racers and rnignil·
ln.c California gray whales.
Th~ l80-mlle Bushmllls Grand
Prlx ia slated along the Ora.nee
Coa1t from Seal Beach to Dana
Point &Gd Mlke tUckey. a Whale
Walch s pokesman. a atd tbe
course I.a in the whales' mlgra.
lion path.
"There are, at least 25 whales
a day coming through here," be
said.
Hi ckey's organization ha s
as ked the Pacific Offs hore
Power Boat Racing Association.
organizers of the race, to warn
drivers of the haiard , a precau·
.lion that has been taken each
year since the race started ln
1976.
A race spokesman said that
there have bffn no problems
w1lb whales and racers during
any previoua Bushmills Grand
Prix races orr the Orange Coast.
Howe ver, Hick ey said his
group wlll be on the course
Saturday momJng prior LO I.be
start of the race to scout whales.
"We'U be in contact with the
Coast Guard and the race com·
mitt.ee," he said. "If we find any
whales that might be a hazard.
we'll be abte to warn the com ·
mittee."
Fro.ra~Al
AOKI •..
business headaches.
He pursues his racing hobby
with the a.me interuslty that he
runs hia lnt.emational corpora·
tion. A quiet mao1 he means It
when be says wanning is ev·
erything.
There waa the race last year
In Sao Francllco, for iDBt.ance. fl
ed bg Commuters
1ryone waa lolDI lft lo t.own aod
com inc o ut fro °' work ."
Mayberry aald .
"At nrst. ~I was nearing
tbe area. I lhou1ht the report
WH a joke. Trame was Hkti
nor10al -busy. But once I 1ol
near t.be car. I could aee ber.
"Others muat have 11een her.
too. Just wu no one 1topped.
They alowed down and k>oked
but oo ooe 1topped. Pt.'Ople ~
like nothJIUI waa aoln11 on."
FraAklln Woodard. one of Mn.
Glaaco·1 aona. 11ld hi• mo\Mr
had a history of heart problem¥
and waa on her way t.o • doctor
In N as hv1lle JUSl north or
t°rankUn.
"The daughter and aon·ln·htw
wb o w e r e Ukloc h e r lo
NaabvWe were byaterical wbeo
I 1ot there," the officer saJd.
Mesa Cops Recover
$7,000; Two lleld
Two people were 11rreated and
neerly $7,000 m stolen antique
m·e t chandise was r ecovered
Thursday by Costa Mesa poJJce.
Detective Dave Hayes said the
recovered ite ms were -11t.olen
from the Harvest. a silore
specializing Ln antique merchan·
dlae. The store 1s located al 2664
Newport Blvd. ·
Takeo lnto custody by polj&e
were Cost a M e s a res ·
ldenlll William Branco o( 2668
Newport Blvd. and Angle Masten
of 2975 Babb St. Brnco was booked
on two counts of burglary and two
counts of possession of stolen pro
pcr:ty. Ms . Babb was booked on
one burglary count and two
counts of possession of stolen pro perty.
Hayes said all the mcrchan
dise talcen from The Harvest In
two separate burglaries -one
in J anuary and another last
weekend -had been recovered
by police.
.
According Lo police reparts .
the store was burgla rized latt:
Sat urday night and Sunday
when it was closed. In all. about
$5,000 in merchandise was lll.ken.
The other $2,000 in mercbllndise
was re ported missing In the
.) anuary burglary.
The owner of the st.ore. Helga
Harvest.. told police he had no
tbefl insurance and would go out
of business unleas lbe fnerch;an.
dise was n :covered.
Acting on ~ tip. fl ayei. said of.
f1 ccrs went to the homes of
Branco and Ms. Babb T hur8day.
where I.hey found much of the
missing antique loot
T he detect1v<' i.a1d the 11us·
pects offered no rt-sastancc
The stolen merchandise in·
eluded mugs. dishes. bask~ts
and other kitchen utensils. all
imported from Europe.
Arraignment for the pair lb
scheduled few Mond& y •
College Employees
Get Pay Increases
Coast Community College Dis·
trlct e mployees have b een
grant<.'<! an average four percent
salary increase.
Granted by trustees Wedncs·
day night, the Incr eases arc
retroactive begin111ng Feb. J for
the district's 700 faculty mem·
bers and beginnJng March I for
c I a ssilled em ploycci. a nd
management.
The Inc r eases raise t he
average rac ulty member's
salary to about $22,880 annually,
compared with the previous.
$22,000, a spokesm an s1tid.
state Supre me Court's rullng
that wage freezes on govern·
m e nt employees imposed
because of tax cuts brought
about by ProposUion l3 are un-
constitutional.
Wages for gove rnme nt
workers throughout the state
bad bt.'t?n rroien since last sum·
mer.
Lump.sum payments ror the
retroactive portions of the raise
agreement are.expected to show
up on e mployees' paychecks
sometime wtthln the next four to
six weeks, the spokesman said.
"They sold they 'd been tryins lo nag som.,b<)dy down but they
tOUldn't (ind lill)'body. TIMy lilUI..
eome people weot by bul wouldn't atop lo help.··
The Wiilards lrled to ru-
1U1clt11t.et.heeldcrlywoman
"J think she bad been there 10
o r U mlautea be fore I got
there," Mayberry said. "I think
'1 aomebody had goti.n to her
sooner, ahe mlgbl hav~ h•d 1
chance."
,.,.._ r"',..e A I
BESCO •••
ordered 1l held on the assurance
from Resco's attorney that hlh
client would appear in court lO·
day
According to Rc&ct>, the s hoot·
ing occurred ub-Out midnight
when he and his wife were leav·
ing their Fountain Valley apart·
m e nt to go to ao a ll·nlgbt
restaurant
He contended several shots
were fired from an auto tx:rore It
pulled away.
He said he and his wife got in
their car and "kept on dnvtng"
without returning lo their home.
l'~oiintaln Valley police had
said th£' only shooting incident
rcPortL"<i to them was aboul u
mile rrnm Rcsco'.s a partment
near Slater Avenue und Wartl
Street . but turned out to be a
fall'!<.' report.
Hesco·!> att<>r ney, Tho_mu i.
C ro s b y. h ad to ld Judge
Kneeland Thursday his client
was in hiding in fear or his lit~.
Bolb. Resco and hi s co
defendlnl a nd brother·ln·la"'
l\ntbony Marone Jr .• 24 , o ( Hunt·
angton Beach have waived thelr
n gbt to a jury lrtal on the murder
charge .
Police have charged that the
two and Jerry l'e$.er Flori. al2'o
of Huntington Be a c h. kllleti
Bovan to fulfill a $25,000 murder
c ont r act issued by so mi!
Newport Beach businessmen
with lies to the Ha re Krishna re·
hg1ous s<.><:t
Flori, t he admitted trigger
m an. already bas been convict·
ed of second degr~ murder and
is ser ving nine years In prison.
In arguing his case against
Res co today prosecutor Jay
Moseley conte nded the defen·
dant took part In the slaying and
d eserves a second d eg ree
murder conviction.
He argued that Resco accom·
panled Marone Jr. and Flori to
the place where Bovan was shot.
wH '° rou1b that hi• navigator: ·· C hancellor Norman E .
opened a gash on his chin when Watson's previous $54,451 salary
hls face smuhed lnt.o the d ash moves upward to $56,629, the
board aod alao mana1ed to spokesman said.
break hia ankJe.
The ralle8 are the flnt since
July, wn. Raises normally a re
granted Ill July but were
withheld 'in 19'18 because of the
state·impoeed wage freeze.
And It was Resco, Moseley
said, who "threw the gun Into
the Back 'Bay to help conceal the murder."
However. Crosby argued that
the m ost his cli e nt could
possibly be convicted or ls "at·
cessor y after the fa ct o r
murder" for hls disposal of UM:
gun.
Ocean racers stand. using
their lep LO cushion the blows
their boats lake. The broken
ankle wu obvk>ully a painfl.ll
hindrance. So Aoki slowed the
boat and be and the throttle man
put the navi&aLOr in the.....,,ater
for a committee boat to come
fetch.
· 1l turned out to be a u.seleas
move, they were unable LO fln.lsh
lbe race became the boat later
cracked in ball in the rouch
water.
Aoki may face a almUar prob·
lem Satw-day, only t.blt Ume It
may be his crew who'll be put-
ting hlm over the slde.
Laat October he dlalocated his
knee ln a CTaah during a closed
course race In a small one.man
boat. The knee Wat repaired In
1ur1ery, but he says he haan'l
1ot full Ule of It yet.
So hi• new boat has • aeat In It
t.o protect h!a knee. ·'This ls a
teat race fOt' me as well as the
boat," he said.
He may be leavlne bu1ine1s
r.reHut• beb1od but be'• Lrad·
ng them ln for worries about his
enetne. hi• ltffe. the boat 11nd
~ weatber.
• If It 1eu too rouah. the wooden
bull cao crack open llkc an eea
bttunc concm.e.
He's riding at.op 300 gallons of
blab oct.aM aviation fuel and
fire ta 1 very real danaer. It
happened three tlmea la1t year.
Then there'•· the wind that
could pkk bit catamaran up and rup lt over. '
But tt'• au worth tt to Aoki. He
mllht win and tbat J>Mtlb&Uty
"makea you forget about ev·
erythinc -even the chance you
mtcbt be killed.
.. You bow you could die but
wbea you set out there, all 1ou
think about la wlnnln1 that
race," he aaid.
Nlpel ·Golfer
l.oeedlToaraey
Alan T .... ot La1UU Nipel ftnd ......... ~ • ,,.,..
da, to ._..... .... ftnt fround
lead of tla1 Doral Open '" ,.....,
T ........ ..,.. ... ..._: ... , ..... ,... ....... :
hr ....... "'°"' .... ... .............
The Increases, granted after
discussion with e mployee
bargaining units. follow the
NegotJatiooa for more raises
wlll begin this summe r . a
spokesman sa.ld.
College Land SWap
Rapped by Students
On Thurs day Kneeland
llsteoed to arguments in Maron~
Jr. 's trial and is expected to rule
late r .
Return Delayed
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
retum of a U .S. Marine from
Vietnam is being de layed by th<!
V i etnamese eov e rnmeol
because of a m~nderstandidt
over whether the United States
regard<> him as a war prisoner,
U.S. olficiala say. But the of.
flciala, who u ked not LO be lderi-
tlfled. said they expect the con
Oict lo be resolvt.>d quickly and
that Pfc. Robert Garwood, 33.
will be allowed to leave Vietnam
In a rewdaya.
A1riculture studeol8 are pro·
testing plans to trade seven
acres o f Coast Community
Colleee Dlltrtct land for proper·
ty Jn FountaJn Valley to be used
for an adminiatraUon center.
Spokesmen for about 16 pro·
testin1 students told colleac
trustees Wednesday that the col·
le1e property on Adams Street
in Cotta Mesa la used LO grow
reed for Oranee Coltst Colleae
livestock.
I
They contend that giving the
seven acres lor tave •cres owned
by Garden Grove physician
Maxwell Ro.ton Is an unfair ex·
change and would further
decreue diminishing open hunt
at the Oran1e Coast Cfllcge
campWi in Cott.a Mesa.
The Fountain V1tlley property
on E uclid Street at Warner
A venue would be used for con·
s truct1on of CoasUlne College's
admlrustrat1ve headquarters.
PRESENTS
The cllOlc three piece vested
suit with dustproof 1cotchfuard
tuede elbow pads and lrlm,
1U1bt1y pleated trousers with
aide buckles In son neutral
color. Wear It as a 1port coat
for cuual or aa a suit for that
evtn1nc out.
Yours rorS125
STOCKS I BUSINESS
Friday' NYSE
2 p.m. (EST) PricP. COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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Saver-Aided?
Ta_x,.free Interest Pmhed
By .IOHN CUNNIFt' .,, ........... ""'
Tbe small saver might 5000 get help in escaping fri>m
a black bole of cootradlctJooa. a cate1ory that includes all
t.boae official policies that seem at odds wltb the nat.Jonal interest.
lobabitinc Uie bole are several practices that anyone
ml&ht dwell upon wlt.h deepening confusion, or perhaps
wltb conviction that tbe practices are ecpnomlc antimat~r
designed to frustrate goal-seeking.
WE AaE CONCEaNED ABOUT household debt, for
example, but we subsidize it through tax deductions. We
badly ,peed greater productivity, but we regulate and
barau the factories we depend upon to bring it about.
A couple more are worth considering: We need 011 but,
say producers. we discourage the search for it; we need
jobs for teen-agers but. say the critics, we eliminate job~
by raising the minimum beginning wage .
And. aJmost everyone agrees, we need more savings if
we are to have capital sufficient to build more factories to
make more jobS to raise living standards . But we d1~
courage savings by taxing their earnings
There's UWe mys tery to why the
U.S. savings rate recently fell to 4.6 per-
cent of disposable income, while it has
at times exceeded 2IO percent in Japan.
and smaller double digits in Weatern
Europe.
The reason. according to savings in·
stitutions. is that these countries en·
courage savings through financial in·
ce ntives. ln West Germany, for exam-
ple. a bonus is given after four to slx
years of saving for a house.
CUNNIFF
THE AMERICAN SAVER RECEIVES a pena lty . He
and she must pay taxes on the alleged income from sav
ings. Consider that the highest passbook savmgs rate 1s
S.25 percent: conside r lhal inflation eliminates it.
The small saver. therefore, has been 1n the pos1t1on of
paying taxes on a n illusion, the illus100 being that the sav
ings produced inco.me. when ln fact the savings shrank.
even before tbe taxes.
So wben and from where is help liable to come? From
Congress, perhaps, or maybe from regulatory agencies.
Sentiment to exclude from taxes the first $500 of interest
income may be growing. The pressure surely is.
SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICIALS point out. for ex-
ample, that an exclusion of $500 per person might dra w S24
billion in added deposits, leading to 750,000 mortgages and
500,000 new jobs.
Now the dilemma Do we need more housing? The
concern at the moment is that too much money might be
available to that market . thus encouraging speculauon.
l\igher prices and maybe overbuilding. ·
Those roncerns. in fact. were a mong reasons why
fede ral reguJators require, as of today. that savings in
stitullons cease daily compounding of six·month s11 ving~
certificates, thus reducing ~be effective return.
THE REDUCTION SHOULDN'T hurt sm all s avers
much. To bcgrn with. those savings certificates are issued
in $10,000 denominations. Second, lbe reduction or yield
amounts to only $45 or so over a six-month period.
What might very well benefit smaller savers 1s the
lowering of the denominatioo to perhaps S2,000. Nobody
hu said this will be done, but regulators are known to be
considering it.
Then there's Congress. which begins bearings this
month on the savings a nd interest rate situation. Congres~
must consider votes . Saven; vole, and today's saver 1s like·
ly to be an angry voter.
Brown Pipeline
Ruling Assailed ,
WASHINGTON (AP > -A Texas congressman ha~
lashed out at California's Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., say-
ing he punished American consumers with "negligent113.lld
irresponsible" actions related to the scuttling of a pro-
posed $1 biUion oil pipeline.
"Gov. Brown's narrow vision and incomprehensible
inaction killed the project," said U.S. Rep. Kent Ha nce. D·
Texas.
ALTON W. WHITEHOUSE, chairman of the Stapdard
OU Co. of Ohio. cited procedural delays when he ·an-
nounced this week t.hat the company has abandoned its
plans to construct a pipeline that wou!d pump S00,000 bar-
rels a day from Long Beach to a national distribution
center in Midland.
But Hance, whose district includes Midland. pinned
the blame oo Brown and other California state officials be
said have "failed miserably in their duty to the country."
"Gov. Brown should quit running for president a nd
ENERCY
start running his own
state if be c ares
anything about the con-
sumers of the nation,''
said Rance.
"He and th e
bure aucracy of his own
administrative agen -
cies have killed a project which would have saved con-
sumers more than $500 million per year in energy costs."
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A SPOKESMAN FOR BBOWN said the decision to
cancel j.be project may have been based on more complex
reuoaa than ~blicly stated.
"We don t think a reasonable man could arcue delay wu their reason when the permit process would be com·
pleted in eight days," said Brown's top aide Gray Davis.
Hance said the rroject would have added to the
domestic supply of ot and significantly reduced the na-
tion's dependence on foreign supplies. He said Alaskan
crude could have been refined at plants near most of th ·
fuel·atarved regions of the country.
•'J CANNOT BELIEVE that California, which relies on
tbe Permian Basin of Tena for a major port.ion or its
natural gas supply, would refuse to conlribule its fair
share to solving the nation's energy dilemma by ellminat·
ing its permit and procedui:al obstructions to the Sohio
pipeline," aald Hance.
"Where ls Jerry Brown's common sense? How can the
state ot California allow their own selfish alma to supplant
t.be energy needl of our entire nation?" asked Hance.
"1'bere is no room for selflshness. divisiveness or fac·
Uonallam on th~art of any member of Ulla union."
Stock Suit Settled
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Gap Storti, UM San-Pran·
ct.co-bued Jeana chain, bu announced settlement or a 122
mlWoa l&Ockbolder euit and 1J otben for $5.8 million.
DDuld G. ,,......, Gap preeldeat, aald, "We believe at
ls die bellt laterelta of the c:ompuy and It.a 1twebolder1
tb8t we dlspeme wttb tbe ac:Uoa ln tbe mOI& npediUoua m ..... nailable."
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