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Home My WebLink About1979-04-06 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 6, 1979 VOL, ra. -" • MCTIOMI. .. ...._. ' • r • ~· uest1one J 25-llJ. Valleg Youtla NafJs 200-llJ. St1$p~et - • • • • ·Irvine Sued on Bay Islands Sale Raneho Seeo Nuclear Pinnt Won't Be Shut SACRAMENTO jAP) -The managers or the Rancho Seco nuclear power plant voled 3·2 early today lo keep il operating despite the incident al its near twin in Three Mile Island. Pa. A rew hours later. lhe U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission rejected an appeal by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. lo temporarily <'lose Rancho Seco Brown also made a direct ap· pe al to the pu ~li c l y owned Sacramento Municipal UtiJity Dis trict to shut down the plant until the trouble at Three Mile Island is analyzed. Both were built by the Babcock & Wilcox Co. Managers voted after seven noisy hours of testimony from • t he public, most of it urging them to shut the plant at least teQiporarily. The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a letter written today to Brown that there was ··reasonable as- surance" that Rancho Seco ''can continue to opera te wi thout danger to the public health and s afety." The plant is on a prairie a few miles southeast of Sacramento and about the same distance northeast of Stockton. The five board members in· dicated in an informal telephone poll last week that t hey stood 3-2 in favor of maintaining opera· lions. V~ley ~outh Nabs Suspect In Burglary By JEBRYCLAUSEN 0t•Delfrf'l ... 5UH A ~pound youth who saw a suspected burglar leave his Foun· tain. Valley home T hursday chased down the 6-foot, Hnch 200-pounder and sat on him until police arrived. Arrested was unemployed carpenter Gary C. Darke, ~. of Anaheim. He was booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of realdenlial burglary. His $-(oot, 7·inch captor, 18· year-old Ronald Lee Jenson, told DOlice be wu returning home at lo:30 p.m. when be saw Darke lea.tq tbroaab tbe rear doot of tllebome.t ... SbamroekAve. Pollet Mid tbe yoatb. a fOI iDii' L9Q ,., .... 8ellool ....... . ....... ~ ......... tbe . ,... . ........ :'&..,. • .. •••'°*Ave., poUce1aJd. Oflleln, who ...,. ln...t.,.t· ... mAl& .... AI> The roll call was the same as the informal ~II : Voting to keep running were President William Baird and members Paul Carr and Donald McClain. Voting to shut down were members Rick Castro and Gary Hursh. The hearing opened with a turn-away crowd at the SMUD headquarters building. After about 2 ~2 hours. the board had heard from a bout 30 of the 107 persons who signed to s peak At midnight, SMUD's chie f engineer arrived from Washington, O.C .• with the word <See NUCLEAR, Page A2l Airport Pact Questioned in FAA Hearing By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI IM O.tly "i.t Slaff A ''mystery document" that was intended to settle the long- running airport feud between Ne wport Beach and Orange County was the focus or legal maneuvers at Thursday's hear· ing on the county airport. The hearing, calle<l by the Federal Avia tion Administra· lion, is part of an investigation into allegations or discrimina· lion against air carriers at the facility. In all, there are 10 agencies and airlines participating in the proceedings. They are the FAA. the county. Newport Beach, the stale. Air California, Hughes Airwest, Golden West Airlines, PSA, Frontier Airlines and Con· tinental Airlines. Because the county will onJy a llow Air California, Alrwest and Golden West lo lease space at the airport, the FAA has al· le ged discrimination against other airlines that hold · or are applying for routes into the county. It was the Frontier attorney Thursday who raised the first series or questions about the document prepared l ast Oc· tober in meetings between two Newport Beach City Councilmen and members or Supervisor Thomas Riley's staff. The document, which they called an agreement lo agree, wa1 to lane proylded uae bull for •DCllll tbe loal·runnlng legal b•ttle ID wbieb tbe city bas bloeked tbe eounty•1 efforta lo ~ae1oUa&e airline leases and im,.,,.. lllrport faeWties. 88' IM ......... attorney ID· die.led ... beU..ed tbe three a.utaArU.. .... partiel lotbe C._Aml'GM', .... AI) . I It's An-inc.) W'md ••• I Tidelands Purchase 'IDegal' By GA RY GRANVILLE Ot -0 •11' Pilot SUll A lawswt aimed al recovering the S3.4 mJll!on paid by lhe state to the Irvine Company for lhree islands and other tidelands in Upper Newport Bay was filed to- day in Orange County Superior Court. The suit filed by the Orange County Foundation for reserva - tion of Public Property alleges the company did not own the Up· per Bay land when it was sold to the state m 1975. The complaint 1rdicales the fou qdation is an un incorporat- ed assoc iat io n wi t h Fr ank Robinson. Frances Robinson, Al - la n Beek. Jean Eberling Cohen. "' the Sierra Club and Michelle Per rault as parties to the as· 4 P Wt,..pMIO PEDESTRIANS LEAN INTO STRONG WIND THURSDAY NEAR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO In the Event You've Wondered, Thl1 Is Why They Call it 'the Windy City' Great Lakes Storm Takes Seven Lives By The Associated Press , An icy s pring storm tor e across the Great Lakes region today with winds up to 90 mph that wrecked buildings. ripped power lines and trees, disabled a freighter and sent Ice packs smashing into lakeshore proper· ty. Al least seven deaths were blamed on the near·bliuard that caused widespread blackouts In several states. dumped heavy snow in some areas a nd turned street s and s idewalks into great sheets of ice. SEi4SllEUS GO FOR GOOD JJ'IU OCEAN crTY, N.J . <AP ) - Who sells s eashells by the seashore? Not Ocean Cfty. About thia time each year, local beacbeomben belin eol· lectiq lhelll to be atven to IUID· mer t.ourt.tl wttll 1111 <>nu Qty decal .uaebed • a promotional and IOOdwW ........ Resklell&a 'wbo brtac la at leut 10 .. ,...._. table'' lbelll reeetve ceJtlftcatea namlna them honorary beachcombers. . ' The 730 -foot Canadian ore freighter Labradoc with 20 men aboard was reported in trouble in Lake Erie a bout 18 miles northwest of Ashtabula. Ohio. A Canadian coast guard pla ne circled it to drop Life rafts and another freighter was on the way to the scene. The U.S. Coast Guard s aid the Labradoc broadcast a mayday signal this morning, reporting it was :·listing heavily to port in winds up to 50 knots and had 15·fool waves washing over its deck. At least 170,000 homes and businesses in Michigan were plunged into darkness as winds topping M mph lashed the Lower Peninsula. Ice packs on Lake 'Erie were blown ashore at Buffalo, N.Y., wrel!king a t avern and s ix boui u along the shoreline. About 75 persons evacuated their homes ln lbe Sunset Bay com munlty when floodwaters from Cattaraugua Creek sur· rounded about 200 homes . Authorities in Ohio said roora were ripped orr numerous homes and businesses and many witldows were sbalte{'ed. A clrcus-alle lent collapsed on <See STO&M, Page AJ) 2 Employees Held in Store Thefts Two N ei m a n Mar c u s employees were ar rested Thurs· day by Newport Beach police who a lleged the pa ir had stolen St .300 worth of m erchandise from the department store. Cr aig Rosenbe r g, 21, and Raymond Mazze i, 36, both of 23275 Pompeii Drive , Laguna Niguel, were arrested at the Fashion lsland department store at about 1 p.m. According to police, the two men allegedJy were seen taking merchandise by store security, employees It also was alleged they had gotten r efunds for merchandis e they never r e· turned to the store's inventory. Rosenberg was listed as a salesman and Mazzei as a hair dresser on police arrest reports. , 2 Face Drug Raptt GARDENA (AP> -Cynthia Johnson, 22, of Lo$ Angeles and Veronica Braim. 24, or Rese<la were arrested and $150,000 worth o( PCP confiscated, along with enough chemicals to pro- duce another Sl million worth of the drug. Gardena police re· ported. sociation. . Named defendants a re the I r v i n e Co mp a n y , F ir s t American Title Company. the slate, the county. the city of Ne wport Reach and Attorney General George DeukmeJian. Alleged in the suit is that the property covered by the state i>u rchase was constitutiona lly protected public tidelands . "At no time did the Irvine Co mpany .. acquire a ny valid legal right thereto or interest therei n." the complaint alleges. It goes on to ask the court to order the company lo repay t he S3.4 milhon plus seven percent <See BAY, Page AZ ) Coast Weather Mostly cloudy today through Saturday morning becoming clear Saturday afte r.noon. Highs Saturday in the 70s. Lows tonight in the SOs. INSIDE TODAY r ive htmdred fifty tap dan· cers co~ land Orange Coun· ty an t~ "Gwmwu Book of World Records" if all goes according to pl.an Saturday during filming of a TV special. T}l!t hoofen. mostly f rom the coastal com · mvnitiu .. are out to best • a r ecord wt i11 Londolt /our yeara QQO. See.Page Bl. •••• ea All AML~ ........... .......... hMI C>ll aJ • aM ........ ..... AS 0r .... c-ew "" ....._ .. DM• ,.,.. P9rW Al l.c.t.,... :::= ...... ... ~ CMI~ ......... ......... , ca..,.. .... .~ cw .. "" ... .. C1I ClMt ... Ct-ti ... -s;-~------. -. . . ~:;___ - - • Ii !'. CW4. Y PILOT 1rlf9. Agni I , 1111 \ -WASKJNOTON fAP>-He,.., at·a·glance, are the hlllhll&ht.a or Pr<esidt-nt Carter'• ~neru address:. OIL Pa.ICING Ca~r proposed a tlmetable ror pbaaln• out federal pnc con· trol on crude oil blt Septembfr Ull. Admln straUon official ay lht> rrse ol U.S. oU price• to world lt>vtll will 'dd libout 4 to 5 Ct'nta ~r t•lloa to tM ~ ot a pUoa of tuoline Ot.Mr estimate• b ve ran1ed '-I> to 11 ceou per plloo. " WINDFALL PaOFITil TAX llt' p~t'd a tax or so pt-re nt on addlt1on1l rompany profit.., l,)roduced by l'\•moval or price controh1 on o I al,..,ady in production Ofrielab aay th combined tftcct ol lhas "windh&JI profiu. ti.x'' plus rt>1:ular ft'deral. a&.at• and loc'al Income tax s w->uld uctually re c·ovt1r for lhe pubU some '10 IMM'C.nl of the addJUooal profits from lil'ront 1 ol F.NEllliV n 1NO Carter prupoffd an EMr11 Sffurlly fi'und. draw1n(l on some Sll 4 billion or mo!'<' or th•• 1.1dd1t1on11l 011 tux lncomt• durlnJi tht• next lhn!e yea .... to provide about $2 1 blllton an aid to tht> fX>Or, $100 mllllon lo 101prove mil transit ladlllle~ and SI 6 b1lbon to In * ~ * • * * crease domf'ttlc ener1y ~ ' Hll:AnNG ANO COOUNG He pled&-S to JMll l8'o effect. aa IOOG u ~ ~fPl'O'• m andatorT {bennoetat lllda ln non-~•ldentlal Mtldl..,1. Tem- perah1res fOUld bt' tel no hlper than 15 de1reea for he1Un1 and • low~r ua.n • de1reee tor coollna. DalVING Carter urged motorlata to redllff their driviftl voluntarUy by to to 2Q mn.11 per wHk. perh•PIJ by leaving their can home o~ day a W4. .. k tie al50 ordered phasing out or free and cut-rate park- ing avGJ.lable to m 1ny federal employees. STATS G~N& TAaG~"TS tt... aw-6po9ed aettin1 state tar1eta ror reducing gasoline con- s umptloa, to be met by voluntary aclionl 11 poaib&e. GA STA110N CLOSINGS H il bfcomff necessary to close gasoline stations on weekeoda t-0 5avu luel, i.ta&ea coY.ld aubmlt alLernaUve couervalioo plam 11ubject to rederal approval. Gas station closings on weekends would become mandatory in 1 itate that failed to be meet con· eervatlon goab. * . * * TU DICENllta · can.. ......... , ...... tax endit of • a bernl to ... eour.,. ~of llMlle au. a tu .....ut few n1kl11ttll wood •tov... ta eNdlll far ... ..,.__ ad arellii&eeblral COii· strucliou ualng solar enern, and permanent exemption or "gasohol," an alcobOl·8uo&ine mixture, from the gasoline tax. · THE ENVlllONMIENT He postponed for one year the next planned reduction of lead ln gasoline. This would save tbe ol.1 needed to replace the lead while maintainln1 necessary octane ratings. Tax Idea Opposed l'....,P .. AJ BAY ••• interest from the sale date of April 11 . 1975. Carter Plan Faces Tough Battle W ASHJ NGTON tAP I -Pr~si· dent Carter's energy plan to COU· ple higher domestic oil and gasoline prices with a "windfall proCits tax" is already racing stiff opposition an Congress. Top administration allies on Capitol Hill predicted an uphill battle for the talt proposaJ the president announced Thursduy ; mght .. It 's going to be tough."' said Sef>ale Ener~y Committee Chairman Henry M. Jackson. D· Wash ln a nat1ooally broadcast ad· dress. t he pres ide nt would g radually lift price lids on domestically produced crude oil. leading to tota l decontrol by m1d·l981 -a goal long sought by * * * Fro•PllfleAI NUCLEAR. • • that the federa l Nuclt>a r Regulatory Commiss ion found from prt•ltminary informataon on Rancho Set'o thut there was 110 reason to order 1t shut. The engtne<'r, .John Mattimoe. said 1t JS a safe plant, and rec om mended keeping it runmng After the vote at about 2 a.m . the board members and about hair the peak crowd stayed 1.n the basement cafeteria l'xchang· 1ng questions and answers. Guards l'arller clnsf'd the doors after the arrival or the maximum number or persons al· lowed in the building by the fire marshal. which Baird said was 960. Loudspeakers were set up in t he lobby. A number of persons waited outdoors to enter when others lert. Less than a handful of the first 30 speakers favored keep- mg the plant open. They were applauded by about one-third of the audience and booed by much of the remainder. Chairman Baird wamed that outbursts were robbing speakers of time. and at one point halted the proceedings and said. "Now wait a minute. This is ~etting to sound like a joint meeting of the Hell's Angels." · Emotions ran high. A standing ovation went lo Mike Gi llogly of ·acramento who had been ar- rested while climbing the fence :tt the plant Saturday. "It was a very s<'ary thin~ lo do ... It's a very negative ex- perienc<' to be in jail," Gillogly said. Statements, generally brier and articulate, cume from many types of persons: teachers. doc· tors. fa rme rs, students. and many representatives or such groups as Friends or the Earth. Friends or the River. Peace Cen· ters and Peace-Life centers In several towns, forme r anti-war activist Tom Hayden 's Cam- p,aign for Economic De mecracy. the Sierra Club and the Society for Humanized Birth. DAILY PILOT f"" Ot-C-1 Oelff Pilot, wM ""'1<111\fom• btl'td ""'-"""''· ''P<lbf'•-lrv •lltO.-'"'"' """f"""'~ ~ ...... 1-... f)ljbll, .... d _, ,,,,...._. .,, ........ c..i. ~'Ultll ..... hlll'...,,_ ~fl t"M GflMINI ~1\lllftO IMMI I• 4H llt Wutan .. .-.c.u-.c.<•1-• ._. _, ....... "'""""' •nd -·-·-··""" Yf(~"'~kltftl-0.-.. ~ T'*'!nlC""" 141110• "--•• ---M<t""'"'' Uher c:MttHN,1..-._,. .... •t•ltlMI MtftH!flt ltflOn T1l1phe111 ("14)eo.a21 a1111fted .., ...... -.N7'1 .---~ ..... ..._....,..Or .. C...~llK ... 1 .. the U.S. oil industry AdmirustratJon offir1als l>Uid the plan would add 4 to 5 c<'nls a gallon to the price or gu~ohnc and other petroleum products by mid-1981. But other unofficial estimates pulthe total increase at up to !Scents a gallon. Carter's address ca me two years after he sent his first ent!rgy plan to Congress as "~he moral equivalent of war." a packaJ:e of proposals that took Congress until last fall to pass. Carter said the action would help conserv~ oil by making it more expensive and also provide a financial incentive to US. oil companies to seek a nd develop oil fields. And he told Americans: "Each Monkey Pete Returns to Stripper Act NASHVILLE. Tenn. 1AP1 - After a footloose night on the town. a fire -eating. t equila· swilling. blue-Jean clad monkey named Pete is back in the arms or bis stripper. Pete is part of exotic dancer Sylvia LaSerenals sn ake-and- simian act. In the wee hours of Wednesday, after her show at the Classic Cat JI, he dashed out an open door and headed downtown. trailing his leas h Manager Gary Rook said the 3-foot, 35-pound monkey ran away because Pete's partner. a 75-pound boa constrictor. rubbed him the wrong way. Ms. La.Serena._ 28. of Mexico City, said or the simian Thurs- d~y. "He does this a ll the time. He's done it before. I've had him for four years. He just pulled his leash and I couldn 'l get hold of him. I was holding the snake." But the meandering monkey was returned to the fold. "He was way out on t he highway." Ms LaScrena said. "I think h e jumped on som ebody·s car and the guy rolled the window down and he got in." Pet.-was buck on the billing for Thursday night's shows. Frowa Pag~ A I STORM .•. n boat show In Grand Traverse County. Mich .. Thursday night, but sheriff's deputies s aid all the spectators escaped, uninj ured. In Lansing, Mich., snow and sleet "turned the s treets and sidewalks into great sheets of ice." said Mayor Gerald Graves. About 50.000 Commonwealth Edison customers in the Chicago metropolitan area, including 40,000 lo the northern and westem suburbs. lost electrical power ror up to "everaJ hours because or downed lines. Stuart Lewis, a Federal Avia- tion AdmlnistratJon duty om cer. said winds forced some opera- tion al delays at Chicago's O'Hara International Airport. . Chicago Fire Department of- ficial• said severe wlnds ripped loose several marble slabs from th• Rltz·Carlton Hotel that fell 10 to 15 ftoon1 to the sidewalk orr North Michigan Ave nue. No In· jurlH were resrorted, but autborltles closed the street alODf'llde the hotel. Winds slashing across Lake Mlchl1an nor th or Chicago reached between 80 and 90 mph, whipplna up some 15-foot waves, accordlnc to the Coast Guard at Wilmette. There were no reports of damap or injury. ~ A rapidl.y movlna cold h-ont w11 behind the winds. with tem- perat111111 pJummetl.ng by 20 or 30 de1reee ID only an hour or two. pluqtna into the tee111 In nortbem lllinoi1 counUea during the ni1bt. of you will have to use less oU and pay more for it." Ke said thla would help move the nation away from its heavy reliance on import· edoil. To keep oil compan1es from get- li ng too rich from decontrol, Carter proposed the "windfall profits tax" on half the extra revenues that oil companies would get frpm higher prices. Proceeds would be used to aid poor families. for mass transit projects and to help develop energy sources. · U .$.-produced oil is held at about $9 for a 42-gallon barrel. DID CARTER SURRENDER TO OILCONCERNS?-AS GASOLINE MONEY SPLIT SIX WAYS-A7 CORN, SUGAR CANE ADDED TO GA$-83 Carter's plan would allow it to rise gradually to the world market priC'cofabout515a barrel. Administration officials said the dcC'ontrol plan was designed in s uch a way as to dampen its in· flationary impact this year. The offi cials estimated that de· control would add one-tenth or 1 percent to living costs that have been increasing al an annual rate of a bout 10 percent in 1979. F,....P,.PAJ AIRPORT •.. proposed agreement and that it was key to the discrimination is· sue. The agreem e nt was never ratified by county officials and City Councilwoma n J ackie Heather told the hearing Thurs- day that it didn't constitute "some unholy alliance." Mrs. Heather described the proposed agreement as "an in· nocent effort to gel things mov- ing"' a nd said the a irlines weren't involved in its prepara· lion. . · Frontier. Continental and PSA earlie r in the day put on testimony to back their conten- tion. along with the FAA, that the county has arbitrarily ex- c I uded air carriers from the airport. an exclusion that isn't based on noise considera tions. At one point, two Continental executives offered conflicting view s of the s tatus or the airport. Late Wednesday Thomas Cur-rigan. vice pre.'lident for gov- ernmental affairs. said he thinks the airport terminal is al capaci· ty and that there Is no room for his airline unless some con- s truction Is undertaken. S ul early Thursday another Continental vice president. Richard Mooney said he doesn't cons ider the ai rp1ort over - crowded. His view was echoed by ex- ecutives from Frontier and PSA. The discussion o f what Newport Beach City Attorney Dennis O'Neil dubbed as the "mystery document'' came dur- ing Mrs. Heather's testimony. She followed the executives lo the witness stand. Mrs. Heather also read a pre- ' pared statement In which she .. challenged the validity of the hearing, not.Ing that in her view, dlscrtmjnatlon bas to be judged in llght of noise controls imposed ori the airport by state law. She said that if the FAA ls go- ing to void those state stand~ by f orclr}g the airport to take on m ore air carriers and more rUghts, then the federal govern· ment "better be reaQ. to accept someofthtsnewllablUty." Mrs. Heather said "the result.a o r this hearing are pre· det~rmJ.ned." levellng a ebarte timilar to lbe one fnade at the opening session on Tuesday by Mike Gatske, the special counHl for OrangeCounty . Gatzke aald there are indic•· lions that the FAA baa already decided to find 11alnst the ~· ty and he dettribed tbe proceed· In••· that ire sl1ted to end to-day, ualtmn. Skirts Busted Det. Doris St.oehr deft ) is he mmed m by old uniform al> Del. Ellen King goes over barricade during demonstra· Lion of the new look called for under an order to stand ardize uniforms for men and women of New York City Police Department. Skirts arc out and pants are the or- der or the day Jerry, Linda Off On Africa Saf arl? NEW YORK <AP> -Aides to California Gov. Jerry Brown said today he was leaving on l:l 10-day African safari with "a friend." It is rumored that the friend i& his sometime companion. rock Judge Orders Tot Returned MANILA. Philippines <AP> - A judge has ordered a hospital and a social worker lo return a girl born almost three years ago and held by the hospital because the parents couldn't pay the bill. "Babies are not chattel. and ther cannot be m ade collateral to ins ure payment or an indeb· tedness." Judge Willelmo C. Fortun ruled in Linga1en, the northern Philippines. To convert a baby Into col- late~! or security "would not only be Inhuman. uncharitable and unchristian. but also illegal and unconstitutional.·· he said. singer Llnda Ronstadt. Brown. an unannounced Democratic presidential con- tender. "agonized" over the political implications or vaca- tioning with Miss Ronstadt. ac- cording to friends. who were quoted by the New York Post. .. Finally. he just said, 'To hell with it.· " one unide ntified friend was quoted as saying. Brown was expected to take a flig ht from John F . Kennedy Airport to Liberia today. • The Post said Brown. 41, was believed to be traveling with the 32-year-old Miss Ronstadt. Aides to the governor said on- ly that he was traveling with "a frie nd." The newspaper said sources close to Brown would .(lOl say whether the vacation meant that he and Miss Ronstadt would be married during lbe trip. "He's strait-laced and I think 1l 's fair to say he would know a tri p like this would invite speculation about their plans." another friend was quoted as saying. Those rilinR the lawsuit charge in their complaint that jthe pay- ment to the company "was an il- legal payment. of pubUc monies" and "ia a waste of public monies and said payment is void and voidable." The 1975 sale endet1 a long- standing dispute over the Upper Bay tidelands and forever ended the lrvine Company's plan to de· velop the Upper Bay. Simultaneously , the Upper Newport Bay tid elands were set asi d e a s protected pu bl 1t· wild lands. The Irvine Company officials had no advance notice of the foundation's intention to file th<' lawsuit. . Consequently. they were una- ble today to comment on the al- legations . However, First American Ti- tle Company conveyed the tltkt from the company to the state in 1975. · That meant the title company had researched ownership and in its opinion. found the transfer to be proper. F,.._PageAJ CHASE •.. mg reports of a prowler JUSI blocks away . were told of the chase and arrived to take Darke into custody minutes after he was downed. · Recovered, police said , were S104 In cash reportedly taken fro m a purse b e lon ging to Jenson's mother. Mrs. George C. Adams . Young J enson. beginning work on a n apprentice carpenter's JOb. could not be reached for comment this morning. But Fountain Valley Police Lt Bob McClain noted: "The kid did one grealjob." Rebels Mop Up Amin's Forces NAIROBI . Kenya <AP> Tanzanian and Ugandan-rebel invaders were mopping up rem· nants or President ldi Amin's forces in the Ugandan capital or Kampala today a s Libyan troops. the bulwark of his de· lenses. retreated eastward, anti· Amin exile sources said. They said the Libyans ap· peared to be prepa ring to nee Uganda, and the invasion force would probably lake lull control of Kampala over the weekend. MENS SUITS•SUITS•SU.ITS Every conceivable style to choose from in 100% wool, polyester/wool. 100% texturized polyester, dacr0f1/cotton -you name it. we have it. YOU JUST BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE TfiEN BUY ANOTHER OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR ONLY ''ONE DOLLAR'' ' ' VOL. 72, NO. 96, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . FRI DAV, APRIL 6, 1979 TEN CEN-n$ Sued on Bay Islands Sale By Gl\al' GRANVll.L °'*I*""~*" A lawau1l cumoo al re('()V rmg lh(I S3 • malhon paud by th • l~h' t o the" lrvlrw ('om Ju.my for lh1 ~ island and nlbt'r hdl'I nd11 in Up~r New~lOrt » •\ was filetl to day 10 OrBOJ(<' Coullt) Su}>l"T1or Court The suit hll'd h~ tht• Or<inRt' County "'oun<la\1011 for rt>:-.n a Uon or Pul>hf i}rOJ}t'r1 ) ulh$l'' the compuny rlul not u~ n thl' \11~ pt'r 8rty land when al WU!> :.old to t he at t tn 197S Thr c-omplalnt lndtcot<'s thl· foundation la un u111ncoq)Qrul l'd a 'Iodation with Frunll Robinson. l"r nl't>S Hoblnbon Al Ian BN'lt. J t•an t-;tx-1 ling C'oht'n lht• S1t'rrt1 Cluh arnd M ll'h(•ll, Pt>rraull u.., ourt1ci. lo lht• U!> t-or1alton N n med dt•lt-nd;anti. u rf' th•· I r v 1 n l' C' o m p u n y • lo' 1 1 i. l Amcru·ao '1'1th· Compuny thl· atuh'. thl' county. the city of "It·~ porl li ·~ch and Attorney Gl•nt>rtil Geor1-te Deukmejian Allt>ged 1n the suit 1s that the property covered by the stale uurl•huN\" wus conslttuttonally prolectt.'<i publlo t 1delands ··At no umt-did the Irvi ne Co nwauy .'Ul'quire any valid lt·~n l nghl thereto or interest thcrl'tn." the complaint alleg~s It J;:oes on to ask the court lo order the com pany to repay lhe $3.4 million plus seven percent interest from the sale date of April 11. 1975. T hose fi ling the lawsuit charge in their complaint that Jthe pay- ment to the company "was an il - legal payment of public monies" and "is a waste of public monies and said payment 1s ~01d and voidable.·· • The 1975 saJe ended a long - standing dispute over the Upper Bay tidelands and forever ended the Irvine Company's plant.ode- '4elop the Upper Bay Simultaneously, the Upper Newport Bay tidelands were set aside a s protected public wildlands. Th~ Irvine Company officials bad no advance notice of tbe foundation's intention lo me the lawsuit. Consequently. they we re una- ble today to comment on ~ al· legations. However, First American Ti- tle Company conveyed the tiUe from the company to the state in 1975. • That meant the title company had researched ownership and in its opinion, found the transfer to be proper. Cal Warns F on Squeeze Raneho Seeo Nuclear Pinnt Won't Be Shut SACRAMENTO 1A P 1 The managers of the Rancho Seco nuclear power pla nt voted 3·2 early today to keep 1t operating despite the mc1dent at its near t win in Three Mi le Is land. Pa A few hours later. the U.S. Nuclt'ar Regulatory Commission Tree Trim Crew Cuts reJected an appeal by Go' f:d mund Brown Jr lo h!n11>0ranl) close Rancho Seco. Brown also made a dirett ap- peal lo the public l y ownc>d Sacramento Municipal Ullltly District to s hut down the plant until the trouble at Three Mile Is land ·is analyzed. Both were built by the Babcock & Wilcox Co Ma nagers voted after seven noisy hours of testimony from the public . most of it urging the m to s hut the plant at least temporariJy. The chairman of the Nuclear H Regulatory Commission said m e'ea Power a fetter written today to Brown _, that. the.re was_ '..:reasonable as· A power failure blamed on a tree trimming crew that cul off a limb and s imultaneously the electricity to 1.570 c·ustomers struck a la rge area of Costa Mesa today Southe rn California Edison Co. s pokesm an Jim Kennedy said the 8:42 a.m . interruption affected an area bounded by the Corona del Mar Freeway on the north, Wake F'orest Drive on the south. Bear Street on the east and Colle~ A venue on the wes t. He said Edison linemen trat'· mg the source found a tree crew trim ming al Garlingford Street and College Avenue caused a branch to fall onto a line. snap- ping it He said it was a private con· cern not a city parks depart· menl crew or an Edison Co. team The outage darkened traffic s ig n als the l e n gth of busy Fairview Road from Pair Dri ve to the San Diego Freeway, but almos t aJJ power was restored ·by9: 14a.m .. Kennedy said s urance" that Rancho Seco "can continue to oper ate without danger to the public health and s afely.'' The plant is on a prairie a few miles southeast of Sacramento and about the same distanc•e northeast of Stotkton The rive board m embers in- dicated in an informa l telephon<' poll last week that they stood 3·2 in favor of maintaining opera lions . The roll call was the same as the informal poll . Voting to keep running were President Wilham Baird and m emhers Paul ?rr and Donald McClain. Volin to shut down were m embers Rick Castro and Gary Hursh. After a'B'out 2' 2 hours . the board had heard from about 30 of the 107 persons who signed to s peak. At midnig ht. SMUD's chie f engineer arrived from Washin~on, D.C . with the word that the f e d e ral Nu cl e ar Regulatory Comm ission fou nd from preliminary infocmaliQn on Rancho Scco that lhcre was no reason lo order 1l shut. 1• Dtte .. , DarHa' ............ Added Planes Opposed B y JOANNE RE YNOLDS 04 IM 0.11, Pii.t Stolff Air CaJiforn1a Vice President F'red Davis today testified that allowing new airlines al Orange County Airport without increas- ing airport facilities would put his 12-year-old airline out of business. Davis was one of four A.ir Cal witnesses eatled lo testify in the fina l day or hearings by the Fede ra l Aviation Administra - tion into allegations of dis- crim ination against air carriers' at the county airport. FAA officials say exclus ive use by A1r California. Hughes EARLIER AIRPORT TESTIMONY-A.2 Ai r w esl a nd Golden West Airlines 1.s .wuust discriminallon a nd is illegal unde r federal law. PEDESTRIANS LEAN INTO STRONG WIND THURSDAY NEAR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO Ora nge County: Air California. and city or Newport Beach of· ricials and the state m aintain that restrictions for noise con· ' In the Event You've Wondered, This is Why Some Call It 'the Windy City' Spring Storm Kills 16 ' trol and lack of s pace outweigh the dis crimination issue A t p r e s Cf t. Co n l i n e n l a I Airlines holds route authority to fl y between Orange County and Portland and Seattle. Great Lakes Area, Michigan, Ohio Hit Hard In addition. five othe r a irlines ha ve pending applications in· volving Orange County routes. By The Associated PTess A storm driving s now al near hurricane force howled across the Great Lakes region today. wrec}ong homes and businesses. triggering floods and causing widespread bla(·kouls At least 16 persons, including eight an Canada. died in the palh of the storm. called one of the worst on record for April. Winds 65 mph and gus ting abov<' 90 mph m some places ripped down power Imes. tore roofs off buildings and sent ice floes crashing into lake:shorc buildings. T he 325 foot Canadian ore fre1~hler Labradoc brokc up and started taking on wa ter after 1t was lashed by 50-knot wands and 15-foot waves in icy Lake Erie about 18 miles no rthwe::.t of Ashtabula. Ohio A U.S Coast Guard helicopter was sent lo pluck the 20 crewmen to safety Power was shut off to tens of None have been able to get thousands of homes and bus1-county officials to agree to lease nesses in sc>vcral :,late:,, al least them airport space. temporarily Explaining the ban on new .. As far as total dam:.tg<' and leases. the four Air -Cal w1l- intens1ty of a storm of an) type. nesses based their posic.ion on this is probably th<' worst we restrictions or flight..c; for noise have had since the March 1976 co ntrol and lack of space. ice storm ... said Jon Bartel. a . But Davis. the airlines' ch.ief :::.pokesman for the Wisconsin of marketing. pointed out that Electric Power Co reduction in the numbeT of Utility eompaniei. counted flig hts a llotted to Air Cal lo <See STORM, P age A2) make room for a nother airline could put his firm into a money- losing situation. E~wreStling Teen Pins The/ t Suspect "Clearly. ru.tuc ing Air Califomia's operations and at· temptmg to squeeze more car- riers inlo the a lready over- e ro wded exis ting facilit y is neither a viable nor a desirable <See AIRPORT, Page A2> By JERRY CLAUSEN OlllM 0•11• PllotSl•lf A 125-pound youth who saw a sus pected burglar leave his Poun- ta1 o Va lley hom e Th ursday· ch ased down the 6-foot. 4·inch 200-pounder a nd sat on him until police arrived. Arrested was une mployed carpenter Gary C Darke. 32. of Anaheim. He was booked mto Easter Egg H1mt Slated Students a t Orange Coast College In Costa Mesa figured the y 'd wind up with egg on their faces if they didn·t do something to gel egg on the races of Harbor Area kids Saturday. So they are sponsoring a 10 a.m . Easler Egg Hunt at the OCC Children's Cente r. 2701 Monitor Wa~. just off A~ms Avenue be't we e n Harbo r Boulevard and Fairview Road. Orange County J ail on susp1c1on of resa.dential burglary . His 5-foot. 7·inch captor . 18· year-old Ronald Lee J enson. told police he was returning home at 10:30 p.m. when he saw Darke leaving through the rear door or the houseat9684Shamrock Ave. Police said the youth, a former LaQuinta High School wrestler. chased the suspect through the residential neighborhood. The suspect finally was tackJed 0 0 the lawn or 8 home at 9681 Shamrock Ave .. police said. Officers. who we re investigat· Ing reports or a prowler just blocks away, were told of lhe chase and a.rrived to take Darke into c ustody minutes after he was downed. Recovered. police said. were Sl0.4 in cash reportedly taken from a purse be longing l o Jenson'• mother, Mrs. George C. Adams. Children or all ages are invited to stalk the wily chocolate egg / and a more common species, the old-fashioned color·dyed bard· bolled kind, lurking In the bus bes. Young Jenson. beginning work on an appttntice ca.,,enter's Job, could not be reached for comment this morning. Coast Weather Mostly c loudy today through Saturday morning becoming clear Saturday afte rnoon. Highs Saturday ~ in the 70s. Lows tonight in the SOs. INSIDE TOD1' V f'lve hundred fi/t11 tap dan· cen could Jond Orange Coun- ty m the "Guillneu Book o/ • World Recorm" If oll goea according to pl.an Satur;day during filming of a TV $J>f!cjal. T~ hoofer&. mostly fro m the coastal com- munities .. ore· out to t>.1t a record .et ht London four years ago. SH. Page Bl. u c:.u .. M '"' cw .. All .... .. C11 llotMr duck 1eta an etC.'Ol't from f atber (the white one> as she leads her 10 duck·· UDP on an outina on a fine 8.Prina du. The ducks belong to Dennis and Betty - Holland of Costa Mesa. A real, live Easter bunny will be on hand roe technical advice, ac· cording to Associated Student Body l!P)kesmen . But Fountain Valley Police tA. Bob McClain noted: ''The kid did one areal job," °'" M CMI M • ' ' AZ DAIL y fltlOT N ' Hearing 60tJen Ne.PQr:.t-county Agreement • • By JOANN£ •EYNOLD8 ................. A "mystery ~ument" that '¥18 intended to aettl• tbe .... running a rport feud between N •wport Roach and Oran1e County WQ the roeu1 ol .... 1 rnant-uven at Thunday'1 bear ing on the ~nty atrport. The hHrlnf(. called by the "'t!de ral Aviation Admlnlstra· ConspirQCY Charged by New U Staff By PRILIP llOSMA•IN ~ Ot•O..ty f'I ........ T he editor or a U Irvine cart\· p u s newspaper asser t e d Thursday that a student govern· menl vote to freeze funds to operate the news paper wu the result of a conspiracy of editors of the competing weekly journal. Though editor Richard Clucas of the New U said others with "legitimate complaint.a against us'' were involved, "most ol lhe people who want to see us re- moved either work for the Real U I his competitor > or have close ties lo it. Tuesday, the student govern· ment voted 14-6 to transfer the remaining SI0,000 In a student acc ount used to pay for publishing the New U. to an ac· count to be used to fund a new news paper the goals and struc- ture of which have not been de- termined The freeze of funds came aft.er months of controvers y about a rticles and bogus advertise- m e nts Intended a s humor published in the New U Among the items some stu- dents considered offensive were a story and photogr aphs of a wet T-shirt contest. and advertise- ments about Jews and Iranians. Ka ren BJorneby. student gov- ernment executive vice presi- dent and an editor of the Real U. :>aid Clucas·s assertioos about · conspiracy arc ··categorically untrue." She said that the Real U pro· ducers have no wish to take over publication of the ir m ore established competitor. the New u Monkey Pete Retiuns to Stripper Act NASHVILLE. Tenn. IAP> After a footloose night on the town. a fi re-eating, tequila- swilling, blue-jean clad monkey named Pete is back in the arms of his stripper. Pete is part of exotic dancer Sylvia LaSer ena 's snake-and· s imian act . In the wee hours or Wednesday, a fter her show at the Classic Cat 11, be dashed out a n o pen door a nd beaded downtown. trailing his leash. Manager Gary Rook said the 3-foot , as.pound monkey ran a way because Pete's partner, a 75-pound boa conatriclor-' rubbed him the wrong way. Ms. LaSerena., 28, of Mexico City, said of the simian Thurs- duy, "He does this all the time. He's done it before J've bad hi m for four years. He Just pulled his leash and J couldn't get hold ol him . I was holding the s nake." But the meandering monkey was returned t.o the fold. "He was way out on the highway," Ms. LaSerena swd. "I think h e jumpe d o n s ome body's car and the guy rolled the window down and he got in." U-. II 9"" ti.• 'l:'••"lli Ullo aDetetioal or rlmin• Uoe qalnlt atr canien •t the fa~Ulty In all, t.here are 10 111eocjl'H •nd alrtines participating In tht' procee•...,. Th~y ar• the io'AA. lbe ClOUllly, NeWS*t Beath. lht• atate, Alf CaUfornla, llu11he. Alrwnt. Ooldfft West Ah11n 11. PSA. l"ronU•r Airlln«11 and Co11 She's a Winner U...WAUtlMI. Becawre \he county will oab allow Ai r Callrornla, Airwest atnd Ool~ We t to leas. •Pitt al th• l trl)(>rt, the FAA hal al· l rl d dl11f r lmlnat1on against otn•r olrlln~a that hold or are applying for routea into the county ll wms th<' Frontier attorney ~i;duy who raised the tint What does the woman who has everythi<lg get fo r her 75th birthday? Crystal Horn of Newport Beach got a trophy proclaiming that she is the world 's greatest mother. grandmother and great grandmothe r. Wh at more could a mother want ', The oc:cas1on \.\as a surprise birthday party for the Bays1dc·Vtllage resident Wednes- day. He r family, plus scores of fnends attended. Jerry, Linda Off . On Africa Safari? NEW YORK IAP l -Aides to California Gov. Jerry Brown sa id t.oda.y he was leaving on a 10-day African safar i with "a friend." It is rumored that the friend 1s his sometime companion. rock singer Linda Ronstadt. Brown, an unannounced Democratic preside ntial con- tende r, "agonized" over the political implications of vaca- tioning with Miss Ronstadt, ac "Why would anyone want to reud this rubbish? Ustcn to this ... " cording to fri ends. who were quoted by the New York Post. ··Finally, he just said 'To beU with it.· " one unidentified friend was quoted as s aying. Both he und Miss Ronstadt had reservations on a late after- noon Pan American m ght . The Post said Brown, 41, was believed to be traveling with the 32-year-old Miss Ronstadt. Aides to the governor said on- ly that he was traveling with "a friend.·· 2 Sentenced In Exploding Balloons Case T w o men convic t e d of launching exploding a ir balloons into the path of Incoming private aircraft al Or a nge County Ai rport were sentenced Thurs- day in Harbor Municipal Court lo 30 days in jail each an(! a $500 finf' T he sentences a r e s tayed pending appeals. Pete was back on the billing for Thursday night's shows. Mrs. Trudeau " Says Friend's Death Hurt s DAILY PILOT l!leOr-~OIMly ~lol.w•ftl....ic"l\c°"'" bt-.... --. ··-'-"..,, ... o._ COHI Pvlltlil11n9~ S.tNr.tleMit-... publllMcl -y ,,,,_.,, ,-,1 .. y tor CMI• ~. H--1 llH<ll, H""t-°" llHcl\I,_ ,.,,. v.i...,, 1,.,,,,,., l._ llH<111Sovtt1ea.nt ,. \lftQler.....,..HlllOtll\llUll41-~•nS-n. n.e ,......,.._......,......,.,,,.. Terry Randall Huff, 26, of Costa Me s a . a nd T i mothy Joseph Ropchan, 24, of Orange. were found guilty of nine counts each of misdemeanor charges pertamu\g to the crimes. Both were employus of Con- trol Components, an Irvine pipe valve manufacturing company fro m which bal loons we re launched on al least four OC· (•as 1ons last November and December. police said. W..t a.y """4. c..i. ~ Cetllotfll•n.A. .._. ....... ~--·.... c-wr Yk•~-0.-tlMIMtlf _ ..... It ..... ~···--Mt"ffl ....... °"""'""· ~ --~ ..... AttitltM ""--"" ltl~ Offtcft' Coti.Mt ... UOWetl 81yl4fMI H=.,eo.=; ·~~~=~· T .. ephoM (7t4)MMU1 c:l•Hlfted Mw••tllll•ta.1111 """'left Cit-....... TORONTO <AP> -Ma rgaret Trudeau says the death of her closeat friend, Queen Alia or Jordan. wu the final event that led to the end of her unhappy marriage to Prime Minister Pierre Eliott Trudeau. Sbe also told of beavy pot smoking. She aaid she met the queen when Kini Hussein visited Canada in 1974. ''Wit.bin hours. she had taken me in hand, forced me to laugh about our lives, poked fun at my lean," lln. Trudeau wrote ln the lateet Ml'tallled ilaslallment of her autobiography. "Beyond Reason. When told of the queen's death in . a 11'77 belieopter cruh, ·•1 started 1b1kin1," she s aid. "Teart poured down my face. It w11 too much for me. Jt made a mockery of all our conversa· Uou, tbe •Q Alia had kept in· tlaUq tbat everytbln1 wouJd tUl'D out well for botb ol ua." No aircraft were damaged by the heUum-fueled balJooos. f',.._P~AJ AIRPORT ••• alternative," Davis testified. Other testimony was offered by airline Ptesldeot Robert Cllf· ford who said, "The market place is here and we fiy If 'and we fly it well. Additional service is going to requife additional s pace ln the aJrport terminal and airport facility." His testimony was supported by architect Tom Moon, who ex- plained that the 27,000 square foot terminal building should ac· tually be 120,000 square feet to com ply with FAA ataadards for serving UM 1.2 million people wbo got onto airplanes at Orange Cowly Airport In 1171. • ------- Rrl• ol ~...atone about the document prepared last Oc· tober In meet.Inga between two Newport.Beach City Councilmen a nd members of Supervisor Thom .. RHey'a t1tarr. · The document, which they called an •1reement t.o apee, wH ~ have provided the bu11 for ellCllng the Jona·running legal battle lo which the city has blocked lbe county's efforts to renegotiate airline leases •nd improve alrport facllltle1. But tbe rtonUer attorney tn. dicated he believed lbe three tenant alrllnea were parties to lbc propoeed agreement and that It was key to the dlacriminaUon is sue. The aireeme nt was never ratified by county orfacia~ and City Councilwom a n Jackie Heather told the hearing Thurs day that it didn't constitute "some unholy ,mancc " Mrs. Heather described the proposed agr~menl as "un in nocent effort t.o get things mov· ing" and said the alrllneri weren't involved ID it.a 1m:rp11ra- tion. · Frontier. Continenta l nnd PSA e arlie r In the d ay vut on testimony to bock their C'ontcn lion, along with thl' fo'AI\, tbut the county has 'arbltrar11y ex eluded air carrie rs fro m tbt- airport. an exclusion that lan'l based on noise considerations. Al one point. two Continental executives offe r ed conflicting views o r the s t atu s of the airport. Site's Super Alyce Budzinski gets a hug from her boss, Costa Mesa I ligh School Principal Bob Packard, during surprise party for hef' conducted before school started this morn- ing. The party, planned and executed by the entire school staff. was thrown to honor her efforts as the school's .. super secretary." 2 Youths Face Charges: Theft,. Stabbing, Chase Cited in Mesa Spree Two youths who police accuse of plundering a Cos ta Mesa car lot. viciously stabbing a guard and then leading purs_uers on a 100-mile-per-hour cha~e in a slolen sports coupe face multiple charges today. front t.o fight his attacker. Ve l a rdez and his alleged partner in crime are currently held respective ly at Costa Mesa City Jail and Orange County J uvenile Hall , with bail set at S25.000 for Velardez. Charges against the pair so Vincent Patrick Ve lardcz, 18. and his compa nion. 16, both San ta Ana residents. were captured fa r. include attempted m~rder. shortly after 2·30 a .m , Thursday burgl~y. gra.nd theft. maLi c1ou.., when the high-per formance auto .cf"1sch1ef. vehicle tampering and piled up in a parkway in Santa grand t~eft o f ~n a uto, Ll Ana. Lorlonsaid~ay. . Patrol Sgt. Max Wilson's Velar~ez is also charged with squad CM nearly struck the possession of the concentrated younger suspect who started to E'...., Pflfle A I run into its path after the crash a t the Santa Ana p o lice roadblock al Edinger Avenue and Fairview Street . police STORM said. • • • P inke rton's Inc security guard Rona ld J Wood. who will be 24 next Friday, meanwtulc continued fi ghting for his life al Costa 'Mesa Me morial Hospital following surgery for five Bowie knife wounds. Wood, a Huntington Beach reside nt, rem ained listed in c ritic al condition today, but nurses said the burly young man is showing marked progress. A nursing supervisor said that due to the number and severity of the wounds penetrating his chest cavity, Wood will be car- ried on the critical list for some time until he is clearly out or danger. Detective Sgt. George Lorton. reviewing a massive report of more than 100 pages covering the episode which ultimately in· vn{"ecl ii Costa M~sa and Santa ':'.'!..~ umcers said the unarmed Wood was fi rst stabbed in lhe back at Victory Dodge's office. He was knifed again from the 170,000 customers w1thoul elec- tricity tn Michiga n ·s Lower Peninsula. 50.000 in the Chicago area, 40,000 in northern OhJo. 17,000 in western New York and 9.000 io western Pennsylvarua. Hundreds of schools we re closed. The blizzard. labeled one of the worst on record for April by tbe National Weather Service. left 9 inches of snow in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich .• a record for the date. and 7 .3 inc hes in the Houghton Lake area. At Sunset Bay, N.Y., about 30 miles southwest of Buffalo. huge icy waves .on churning Lake Erie c ras hed a s hore and dam age d six hous es and Mulligan's Beach Club. Ice n0es still lingering on the la ke wer e blown as hore at Hoover Beach, also near Buf- falo, damaR'ing several homes. marijuana derivative canoabis sative and possession of am> phetaminedrugs. police said. Investigators who spent much of the day at the agency, 2888 Ha rbor Blvd .. said they believe the pa i r is r es ponsible for bur~lary thefts and van- d a I 1 s m com m itted on 21 \'t"h1 clCj: Loot including pellet gun:.. kni ves. JaCkl•ts and casseu~ ta pe players were recovered along with the Bowie knife in- vestigators a llege was used by one suspeet to stab Wood when he arrived. 2 Employees Held in Store Thefts Two Nei m an M arcus employees were arrested Thurs- day by Newport Beach police who alleged lhe pair had st.oleo Sl .300 wor th of mer chandise from the department store. Cr aig Rosen ber g , 21, and Raymond Mazzei. 36, both o( 23275 Pompeii Drive. Laguna Nig uel. were a rrested at the Fashion Island department store a t about 1 p.m According to police. the two men allegedly were seen taking merchandise by store secunty employees. It also was alleged they bad gotten r e fun ds for me rchandise lbey never re- turned t.o the store 's inventory. Rosenbe rg was listed as a salesman and Mazzei as a hair dresser on police arrest reports. MENS ) SUITS•SUITS•SUITS Every conceivable style to choose from in 100% wool. polyester/wool . 100% texturized polyester, dacron/cotton -you name it. we have it. YOU JUST BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE THEN BUY ANOTHER OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR ONLY ''ONE DOLLAR'' .. --------- I ... caner propoMd a Umeta.ble for oUllM • ,.,,,:C. eoo-~· CIG crude oil by September utl-.-~ U.Y tbe rile ol U.S. oU prlcet to world leffla WW edll ..... 4 to I nmtJ .......... to ..... ~ ol a plloo ol ,uou ... OU. ........ UY• ruaed up to 11 cen1.1 ,., 1&Uon. WIN•f'ALL PllOPITB TAX . He propoeied a tax al so perC'eftt oe additlaul COIDPM7 protiLa prodUNd by ~IDDYal ol plite cic.trola on oil air,ady la ~. omC'lala U.Y the eomblMd ~ ol th.la ''wt.dlall PfOl'La tu .. plua re1ular federal, U.te and aOtal lKOCD tu would actually ,... C'OHr tor I.be public 10me 70 l*'~at ot the addttJonal prollt1 from ~. ENEa uy nlNO Carter proposeod on· Energy Security Fund, drawtn1 oo somo 111.4 biWon or more or the addttloeal oil tu Income durin1 the DHt three y~an. lo provide about 12.l bllUoe in atd t.o lhe poor, l100 million lo mprove mau transit facUIUa and ti s bUUon to ln creue dom'-'St.ic t!neru IOW"C'e'.S. . Baja to BOom . Yanks Pun~ Cheaper Gas T IJUANA. Mexico <AP 1 UUJa Cahforn1a ~X · peels. a big bu~ines~ weekend. thanks partly to American motorists seeking cheaper gasoline. The price at most Tijuana pumps was 48 cents a gallo_n for regular g rade gas. 68 for no-lead and 19 for d1es~I fuel far below current U .S. prices. Ip hters as Mexican gas salE!s figure. that is 17 6 U.S. cents per liter or litro for no-lead, and 12.39 cents for r.egular. There arc 3.87 liters in a gallon. A ~talion owner said Thur!:>day that no change m the prtce charged for the government gas is expect· ed, at least soon. "We don 't change the prices.·· said Jesus Meza w.~osE> station is localed in the La Mesa outskirts of Tijuana. "You can usualJ y depend on them staying the same." An official of Petreotos Mexicanos Mexico's gover~ment-owned oil and gas monopoly'. said U.S. moton sL5 have accounted for a 20 p~rcent increase in gas sales in recent weeks. ' Diedrich's Lawyers Attempt New Delay By GARY GRANVILLE Oft• 0.•IY Plltot StMI SAN DIEGO -Attorneys for in d icted Orange Cou nt y Supervisor Ral ph Diedrich moved Thurs day for a nother pre -trial bearing, this one aimed at quashing the testimony or a key prosecution witness. T he last-minute maneuver cam e j ust hefore the trial or Died rich and co· der-e ndant LeRoy Rose was to get under way. 1l touched orr an animated e xchange between the defense lawyers and prosecutor Michael Capizzi. Before the legal confrontation ended: -Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp sent the jury home and scheduled a hearing for Mond ay morning. Diedrich climbed into the witness box and, among other things, denied he had any deal- ings with those who allegedly bribed him an 1973-74. Defense attorney Keith Monroe charged Capizzi with making "a transparent attempt to deprive this man fOiedrich> of bis conslitut.ional right.s." -In tum. Capizzi labeled the defense lawyers' las t-minute move "tardy al best .. and, out· side the courtroom, caUed their argument "a bogus issue." Key figure in the dispute was prosecution wi tness Michael Rem ington. Oiedrich's personal lawyer in 1973 and allegedly the funnel through which bribery dolla rs a llegedly (lowed to Diedrich. Monroe told Judge Tharp that. because Remington was Diedrich's lawyer , he cannot di scuss a s a w itness o r otherwise h is dealings with Diedrich. But Capizzi insisted the issues at hand did not involve a lawjer- client relationshjp. Furthermore: Capizzi argued. legal sanctions involved in lawyer-client privilege don't hold when a c rime has been committed. "Shouldn't that be something decided at a hearing?" Judge Tharp asked as he scheduled the hearing for Monday and indicat· ed the trial will start immediate- ly afterwards. Diedrich was called to tht! stand by Monroe in an effort to bolster his conle ntion that a lawyer-client relationship exist ed between Diedrich and Rem- ington. When it came his turn to ques- tion Diedrich. Capizzi wasted lit· tle time before getting to the heart .of the case -if Diedrich. under the guise or legal fees paid to Remington, accepted and solicited bribes from the Grant Corp. "Did you 1in 1973 ) discuss any business dealings with officers and employees of the Grant Corl>.?" Capizzi asked. "No, absolute l y n ot ," Diedrich answered as the de- fense lawyers gasped aloud and called out objections to the ques- tion. ln addition to attemptinJ? to move Remington out of the trial as a prosecution witness. the lawyers raised similar issues about two other witnesses who had testified before the grand jury in its probe leading to the Diedrich-Rose indictment. Taken aback by the effort to limit the prosecution's case. Capizzi with a smile as ked J udge Tharp: "May I refer to the defendants and use the word bribery in my opening statement?·' Tense Time: Taxes Due; Oscars Near As the countdown continues toward Oscar night and tax de- adlines, Sunday's Daily Pilot will offer these features to relieve the anxiety. •ENVELOPE PLEASE' - .. Nomlnaled ror b es t performance by an actor are . • . 1be wtnner is . . . I would like to thank eteryone . . . · • While the rormat seems routine. Academy Awards show pro- ducer J ack Haley Jr. tells why It '1 muds trickier to line up o.car....-a.n. f'omnJIAI WAIUJICGt -lD tbe y.., ...... CMl4. ....... IDOY• .... to NW 1'bl.N World ... ..._ from meln•tritioe. lluellllf._bJ formula aat tbe)' laaH UM 1ob1Uoa. Critics NY ...... ---ODly coatrlbu&e (SUNDAY'S BEST) to tbe problem. SEAL·SA VlNG FOLLIES - When Cleveland Amory set sail wltb bis crew, the objective wu to save aome or the 138,000 baby harp seals killed orf Canada last month. 1be mission ended on a leas noble note. CE&Tlf'IED 8TEAJIE8 Cbadwell O'Conner'• llfe·lon1 love affair wttts tbi1t11 nm by steam won hi• firm a contract t.o Pl'Odaee nro br.-.aew antique loeomott••• -and also 1amered an Academy Awards 01car. Story ud plcturea ln y OU I Your Money. • HEATING AND C»OUNG He ~ to .JUl lllto effect. u soon 11 Coelfell ·~· malMIMory &bennonat llm.lta ln noo-r.esidential ~up. Te.m· per at ...... could M Mt DO bleber t.ban 6S degrees for aUq and DO lower u..n • dq:rea for cooUna. I) DaJVING Carter ur1ed motorlsta to reduce tbelr drtvlnc volunlarlly by 10 to ao a'1&el per week, perhapt by leavlna their can bome one day a --8. H allo ordered phuln,r out of free a nd cut.rate park· ln1 available to many federal employees. STATZ GASOUNE TAa GETS He proposed setllna st.ate targetil for reducing gaaollne COG• •uml)UOO. to be met by voluntary a ction.till possible . GA.8 STAnON CLOSINGS Ir It becomeg necessary to cl05e gasoline stations on weekends to uv fuel, states could submit alternative conservation plans subject to federal approval. Gas station closings on weekends would become mand1ttory in a state that falled to be meet con· servatloo goals. Skirts Buste d Del. Doris Stoehr <left l is hemmed in by old uniform as Del. Ellen King goes over barricade during demonstra- tion of the new look called for under an order to stand- a rdize uniforms for men and women of New York City Police Department. Skirts are out and pants are the or· der of the day. Abortion Cas e Waddill Retrial Halted for Easter Fnd!V. Aeril I , 1171 NVCLSA& POWEa He announced establlabcnent ol u ...._dtet eomm..-. to inv..U.• tbe aceklent at Pewylvuia ·1 Tlane NU. _..... nucfeai ~ plant, bul said be will contlnue !f) ..-........._ for •peeding tbe ciUaa and licensing of nuclear poww plata aad other major energy f acllitiel, including coal 1tui'ry plpelin•. OIL PIPELINE He proposed legialalion to ovenide atale and federal laws u needed to aut.bortze qulckb the eoaatnacUon of a pipellne to cany tanker-delivered Alaska oil f1"om California to Texas. r A.S INCENTIVES Carter proposed a CederaJ tax credit of SS a barrel to en- courage product.ion of shale oil, a tax credit for residential wood stoves, additional tax credits for equipment and arcbitedural .con- structions using solar energy~ and permanent exemption ot "gasohol," an alcobol·gasofine mixture. Crom the gasoline tu. IHE ENVIRONMENT He postponed for one year the next planned reducUon of lead io gasoline. Tbi.s would save the oil needed to replace the lead • while maiota1oing necessary octane ratings. * * * * * * 'Windfall Tax', Faces Battk WASHINGTON <AP> -Pres1· dent Carter's energy plan to cou· pie higher domestic oil a nd gasoline prices with a "windfall profits tax" is already facing stiff opposition in Congress. Top administration allies on Capitol HiU predicted an uphill battle for lhe t"3x proposal t.he president announced Thursday night. "It 's goang t.o be tough," srud Sen ate Ener gy Committee Chairman Henry M. Jackson, D- Wash. In a nationally broadcast ad- d r es~. the president would 010 CARTER SURRENDER TO OILCONCERNS?--A5 GASOLINE MONEY SPLIT SIX WAY$-A7 CORN, SUGAR CANE ADDED TO GAs--83 gradua lly lift price lids on domestically produced crude otl , leading to total decontrol by mid-1981 -a goal long sought by the U.S. oil industry. Administration officials said" the plan would add 4 to 5 cents ~ gallon to the price of gasoline and other petroleum products by mid-1981. But other unofficial estimates put the total increase at upt.o 15centsa gallon. Carter's address came two years after he sent his fi rsteoergy plan to Congress as •'the moral equivalent or war." a package of proposals that took Congress until lastfalltopass. ting too rich from d econtrol, Carter proposed the "windfall profits tax" on half the extra r evenues that o il companies would get from higher prices. Proceeds would be used to aid poor families, for mass transit project.s and to help develop energy sources. U .$ .. produced oil is held at about $9 for a 42 -gallon barrel. Carter's plan would allow it to rise gradually to the world market onceofaboutSl5abarrel. Administration offic1als said the decontrol plan was designed in such a way as to da mpen its in· fl ationary impact this year. The officials estimated that de· control would add one-tenth of 1 per cent to lJVing costs that have been increasing at an annual rate of «bout lOpercent in 1979 Tax Deadline Set Tuesday Orange County property ownen have until Tuesday to pay their second install- ment property tax bills. according to coonty Tax Coll ector-Treasurer Robert Citron. Citron noted payments postmarlced after that day will be subject to a six perc!ent payment penalty plus a S3 processing ree. Carter said the action would help conserve oil by making it The murde r retrial or Dr. port measures fortbe infant. more e'ltpeosive and also provide William Waddill bas been re-"Do vou think that because a financial incentive to U.S. oil He reminded property owners not to confuse the April 10 property tax de· adline with the April 15 state and federal income tax deadline. cessed until April 16 after a local the mother had decided that she companies to seek and develop oil internist testified it is common didn't want the baby to begin fields. to withhold life support systems with that the baby is entitled to And he told Americans: "Each from termin ally ill patients. less medical treatment?" Chat· of you will have to use less oil and The recess bad been agreed to terton asked. pay more for 1t." He said Uus at the start of the trial by at· Shapiro said he couldn't fully would help move the nation away torneys in the case. answer that question but added. from its heavy reliance on import· Dr. Leonard Shapiro told the "the intent lof the abortion> was ed oil. Citron's offi ce will col- lect $429 million in proper· ty taxes this year. a reduc· Lion of 45.8 percent from a year earlier because o r Proposition 13. Orange County Superior Court _ _!t~o~d~e~st~ro~y[t~h~e~i_!!nf~a~n~t-:.'.:"~-----T~o~kee~p~o~il~c~o~m:!p~aru~e:!s~f~ro~m~ge~t::_· -~=========::::_ jury that decisions to withhold life s upport from the ir· reversibly ill are common in the medical community. ·•It is one thing tq render medical aid and it is another to let someone expire," the defense witness testified . "Those de· cisions are made every day.·· Waddill. a 43-year -old Hunt- ington Harbour obstetrician is on trial a second time on charges that be strangled an in· rant known as baby gi rl Weaver two years ago after she alleged- ly survived a saline abortion. The physicia n·s first trial e nded with a hung jury. De fense attorney Cha rles Weedman is attempting to prove the baby was dead or ir· reverisbly on the verge of death when Waddill examined her at Westmin s ter Commun ity Hospital. He contends Waddill' wanted no "heroic" resuscitation effort by hospital personne l because the two-pound, IS-Oun ce infant bad no hope for liCe. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton. however . maintains Waddill strangled the infant because he feared a malpractice lawsuit if the baby survived with brain damage from tbe saline solution. Shapiro was asked· Thursday by Chatterton to describe what "quality of life" the infant could have if it bad survived the abor- tion. "My feeling would be minimal, somewhere between minimal and zero," Shapiro testified. He told the seven-woman, five· man jury the saline abortion solution like ly would have caused widespread a nd Ir· reversible damage in the baby's brain. heart, lungs and possibly kidneys: Under s uch circumstances, S hapiro continued be likely would bave ordered no Ule sup. Ila Suit Filed SAN DIEGO <AP) -An $18.1 million ctvtl rightl sult alleginJ raclal dl.Kriminallon baa 00.n lodged against the city of Escon· dido. ------.. -- ) ~ ·~~~j- Feoturlng Valencia Orange, Dancy Tangerine, Eureka Lemon, or Bearss lime. 5 Gallon size Reg. '12.99 SALE P1.1ce 57. 99 Now'• tttt Time to Control WHd1 In lladegrau wlttl Pax Total tor Lawns. Prevents 24 weeds from growtng. KlltS broodteof weeds too. Feeds lawn. 111"5 most lnsectS;odds Iron and other rroce elements. It ts the most complete product you con buy. Ttte 16 lb. bog covers 2.000 sq. It of Nrf Reg. •13.98_ . SALE PRICE sg. 98 0,..1..,..w ... 1 .... ,,... JIJJ MIWPOIT l&.YO. COSTAMISA MWl2I P9'lo ' ., Fruit Trae Clearance lost chance tor ball! root l•mned setecrion OVOllODte V2 OFF Reg. Price Wax leaf Privet An e1ceuent cnrnce IOI cor&- lree hedge df IOrl(JS(Ope use. Gol size Reg '2 69 SALE PllCE '1.29 4"PoUlze Reg 99' SAlEPltCI 59• UN :;\ mc <.o ~ fWY ~ VALLEY ~~~ IMH llOOIH•ST .. flOUMTAIM •AWY ....................... ..,,. '1101 .. t6W771 OflM7DAYS ·~· ... ·~ DAILY lltlOT We're Gouged Again THIE 91.ACK GOLO J'EVSa: Last nittlt Prealdt-nt Ca.Ur aald. "1'11 atve tt to )'OU ltfalcht: t11ch o~ or ua will hav• to &.me leq Oil Ind pay more for lt. '' WASlllNG1'0 N IAPI -The n1tk>n'1 unemployment rate re- mAln<'<l lit 1 4~·ycor low or 5.7 percent in Mar~h. while the number of Pt'l'll<>M who have abandoned the search Cor Jobs rel! to the lowest lovel 111nctHD74. thl' Labor Department said.today. 1'hl' dt1P,8rtrnent !fald there were 725.00Cf' •o·called "diaaou.raged -Vorkura · in the flrs l three I •uea• that'• pretty 1trallh,t all rl(fhl. But that doean't mab it eutomaUu Uy neat, either. So the pre.ldent w11 ltlllni • M 's pulllnM prife t•o11 trots otr or our dom estic oil product on in an errort to booi.t output. ll't(St'n our fort?lgn dependency for oll ind "" couratce ~rv1llon These are all noblt' 1oals Tilt; VE) ATION IS, or course, that ll will Ix' Ub poor work in~ ~tiff~ who take It r11o1ht to the pe>cketbook aa:tun Somt'how. It 1et'm1 to ht' conceded thu~I of th1! w1U result In e )tN• s prof1ti1 for the oil c:ompan1e e price of )(Hollne at the pump 111 anticipated to adj , lo dt> regulollon And you know blamed well what u price adjus tment m t'ans th<'Se days They never ad.Just down Adjust meun:, only one direction. Roll your eyes toward the sky So ~&80lll9e prices will leap upward by another s or so month.'i or the year -tho11e who wunl Job,., bul have gt'ven up lookln~ for them becaus e they believe oooe 1s avu1lable . Calltornl a 's unemployment r ~ltt dror.Pt.-d slightly. from 6.6 l>"n·cnl n f"e bruary lo 6.5 per 1·t>nt to March i:u•: ATIONAL e mployment rt'port for March s howed the economy 1s maintaining suffi- cient strength to provide jobs for newcomers to the labor force. although the economy did not make any further dent in the numbe r oC previously jobless persons The Labor Department said total employm ent increased by about 200,000 during March. to a totaltaJ of 96.8 million. while un· employment remained at the February level of 5.9 million. The unemployment rate of 5.7 percent. the same as in Feb· ruary. was t he lowest s ince August 1974, when it was 5.4 per- cent. The numbe r o f dis· couraged worke r s was the lowest since the third quarter of 1974. when it was 617.000. ALTHOUGH A decline in JOb· lessness would seem to be good news. the administration bas re· acted with less than complete enthusiasm. It believes the job· . less rate has been al a le vel that reflect.a Inflationary conditions. The Labor Departme nt SJlld total employment inrreased by 3.5 million since Ma rch 1978. when unemployment s tood at 6.2 percent. The increase In e mployment of 200.000 lo March compared with s ubstantially larger gains in the first two m.onths of th~ year and appeared lo reflect a s lowdown in econom ic growth t hat the Carter administration says is necessary lo help control inflation. MOST OF THE March job gains occurred among adult women. the department said. It reported a big increase in jobs in wholesale and retail trade. And it said there was a gain of 70.000 jobs in manufac turing in· dustries, notably i\electrlcal and transportation quipmenl and machinery. The departme nt ·s aid the number of persons In the labOr force increased by 190.000 dur- ing March to a record 102 7 m illion. The labor force includes both persons with jQbs and those who are seeking them . Unemployment stood at 5.8 percent in January and 5.9 per· cent in Decem t>er. • Spring Overcomes APWi ........ .. Flowers bloom on a tree m lfarris nurg. Pa .. in contrast to cooling towers of the Three .\Ille hland nuc lear plant in the background. The plctnt 1~ closed after suffering what has been called th~ \\Or~t nuclear accident in the u nited States . Killer's E~eeution Halted New Nat""10l Shnn.e Locoted Just Of/ the Orange C~t cents and we 'll all be looking squarely aL the one dollar a gallon in the little price window on our f Piendly neighborhood gas pump. Then again. what does the president want to do about those excess profits reaped by the oil companies? How does this help the commuting working people" Why. we taklt care or that by having Congress pass an ext·css profits lax on the ml people. Just tax away that windfall money. · . LORD HAVE M.ERCY. the government's grand i.olu taon to every proble m se ems to be adopting yet a nother tax scheme. So you take the money out of the working sliff's pocket at the gas pump. Then you give it to the oil companies. Then you take it away from the oil companies and give to the government. Now let me roll that one by again. Who really paid this tax. anyway? CYNICS MIGHT SUGGEST that this tax was paid by the same guy who is being asked to drive 15 miles a week less than he ~oes now; car pool every now and then; don't run that heatmg thermostat higher than 65 degrees or cool your t>lace below 80. Sweat a little bit. It's good for your pores. So what is the government going to do with the oil ex· cess profits tax money? We are told that it will go to aid the poor. You have lo be enormously thankful for that, because the way thi ngs a re going, that may include us all. .\TMORE. /\la. tAP I Con· dl•mncd murderer John Louis Evans 111 . who was down to his las t meal. has last s hower and his last worcts or love lo his family bcforf' be ing spared from t•lt•t·trot·ut1on. now mus t decide "'hl'ther to fight his cxc<'ution. E' ;,rns. "'" hours from dec.tth lod.iy tn ,\laham a 's e lt'ctric <'hair. burc;t 111lo te:irs Thursdav l'\'l'ntng when hl' learned or his rt'pr1evt~. a sta~ of execution he had not requested. U.S. SUPREME Court Justice Wiiiiam Rehnquist. acting on an a ppeal from Evans· mother. Betty Evans, ordered the e xecu· Bombs Damage Nuke-making Plant in France LA SEYN E ·S U R ·MER. Fra nce <AP > -Saboteurs bombed an industrial plant to· d ay where components for two experimental nuclear reactors for Iraq were under construc- tion. police said. 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Otl•o V1lley Ind -thtrn ~ HOU911ton t.111.1, lillcll , '*9 I lfl<MI Of SM'Or 1nC1 $.NII Ste Merit 9'111 Or.no A~I. MICI• , .. <II llH 2 IM!lft. Two K <14111nt•Of • moone "'""9 en 1111 Mt l tiOt Of T~. 01110, wt r• 11.lllM ...... lflt trelltr 1111<'\I 11116 "-........ ,.,. ........ "" 11'911 S•rlJleit•ri H11nt1"910ft &Mcll: W•wu -10 lllf'ff IMI •1111 wlndS Of 10 mpll Cofl. dltlonl latr Ne--1 8e«n Wefts -lo 1-lttf wllll wlncls of tf.l( m.., • C-.tklM-. ,,..._ Tllel11'9_c...,.....,.,. i.... ... ""'· eun.n11e1 wld .... ~~~-il!.!llL" l!lc::flits::=..__ ------. - taon delayed al ll•as t until April 13. The decision broul'(ht an ex· p losion of cheers from death row inmates at Holman Prison and words of i::n ef from deuth penal t v ad vol'atl's who had <.isl)embled near the prison. Foes of t·ap1tal pun1shmt'nt hC'ld ('andles alofl in tht• night and song "We Shall Overcome .. C l e r gy m en des <·r1h1 n g themselv<'s as "htblical fund amentalis ts" said the court h;,id turned its back on God's rule of "a life ror a hre. ·· scheduled to die al 12.01 am local time for the slaying of M o b 1 I e pa w n :-. h o p o "' n t· r Edward Na!>sa r Thl•re al~o 'Wai. n o comment from l\;,i:.:-.ar ... widow. Gen Foh J a m l'.., hCl d <k liberated for <.ibo ul !>IX hour ... Thur:.day over a rcqUl'~l from E\'ans· mother for a cll'mCnC) hea ring for he r son ON THE ~AV be fore his scheduled execution. whicb would have heen t he first since Ga ry Gilmore faced a Utah fir· ing squad Jan. 17. 1977. Evans voiced repentencc for "a wasted hfo" and seemed rirm in his rc- :-.olve to go ahead with the elec· trocullon THERE WAS NO comment fro m Evans. who had been E\•ans. a 29·yN1r -old Texas na tive who gunned down l'lla~sar while the \'ICtim's t\.\O )Oun~ daughters were nearby. had re peatedly asked for death to end what he called "a hell on earth in prison. But. with the stay. there were signs Evans might change has mind The Rev Kevin Duignan. his closl'st friend in recent months ctnd the ma n who told him of the stay, said Thursday n1~ht he sllll believes Evan:-. will vie w the court's action ;.is "a m essage from God" to try to live Robc:rt Weed . president and publisher of the Daily Pilot receives award recognizing the newspaper's continuous presentation of Courses by Newspaper from Coast Community College District Trustee George Rodda Jr. . I Coast College District Lauds Daily Pilot's Courses by Newspaper Since fall of 19i5. the Daily Pilot and Coast Co mmunit y College district have .cooperated in a non·traditional education program Courses by Newspaper. More than 240 students are enrolled for credit at Coastline College for the current course. "Death a nd Dying - Challen~e and Change." The course lectures articles pre- p a red by n a l ion a ll y r e nown e d scholars are published in the Daily Pilot each Saturday, fo r 15 weeks, each semester. The Dally Pilot was one of t 1 newspapers to pioneer the first course American Issues Forum. Several hundred news papers present one or both of each year 's offerings Last year. more students completed the s pring course. "Popular Culture." at Coastline College than did readers of any other participating newspaper. Each semester, ma ny thousands more enjoy reading the thoughtrut articles. The series of newspaper "lectures" is prepared by UC San Diego Ex· tension and is offered to newspapers throlJ8hout the United States under a grant from the National Endowment for the Huma nities. Courses by Newspaper one more reason people all a long the Orange Coast enjoy lhe DAILY PILOT 642 ·4321 I I SACllAllSNTO <API -Ad Wt .... ol Nd-..ced peoa!Uel tor srowlnc marijuana have won ee Mltle but lost another u .. lr bill beads for the AAMmbly ' floor. wbwe a almllar meaaure d&ed lutYftr. • Tbe blU atayed alivt-'nnartday on a bare-maj()rlty t l 8 vot ot the ~mbly Ways 111f'd Meana eommlttee. But supportens h1td to virtual b' abaDdcio lhe lowt' t Pt"nalt pro~ in the bill. a tralfic UckeMype c1tallon thal urm!.'j a maximum SlOO fine with no 11r real or book1na ~l..ac-lrf•• LOS ANGELt;S ~AP> -Los Angeles Police Ch u.>f 0 1ryl Galea aays a suspect 1n the Skid Bow Stabber l'&se was urrested (_STA_TE_J in December carrying a doubl~ edged d agger wh ile standing ove r a sleeping drunk. Gates said at a Thursday news conference that Bobby Joe Max - well, 29. was not churged last December in connect ion with the string of stabbings because of m· sufficient evidence. ontmction IJplteld SAN FRANCISCO <AP> The California Court of Appeal has upheld the 1977 conviction or Patric ia Hears t ·s one -time fugitive companion Wendy Yosh imura on wea pons charges • 1'he 43-pagc decision rejected claims that six errors occurrl'd in the trial in which the jury found her g uilty of unlawful possession of a machine gun. a pipe bomb and other weapons and explosive mate ria ls round in a garage she rented in Berkeley. ~utlonRe•u SAN DIEGO tAP > Arter 108 Bot Act to Foll.ote Karal<' expert Ritchie B~rathy steps awa y from flammg g nrnate blocks on Johnny Carson's "Toni~ht Show.·· Ba rathy had just smashed 13 of the blocks that we re set af;re with burning oil as part of his act. when the slecvt> of hi:; jacket caught fire s preading second and third ciegrce burns from the palm of his hand to his elbow. • Curb 'Considers' Special Election SACRAMENTO IAP) -Lt. Gov. Mike Curb, who appointed a judge opposed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. when Brown was out of the state last week, says he may call a special election while Brown is on his latest trip. Tbe Republican lieutenant governor. who becomes acting governor when Brown leaves California, tria l days and JjO witnesses. the prosecution rested its case Thursday in the grand theft and tax evasion trial of former finan- cier C. Arnholt Smith The complex trial before Superior Court Judge Robert W. Conyers is already the longest crimina l case in San Oeigo County history. said Thursday he will "certainly -consider" scheduling a special statewide election on busing and government spending_ limits for August. Brown about a special election before the governor left. but he would not rule out calling the e lection without Brown's ap- proval. Pntfn•or Arrested RIVERS IDE IAP> -An English professor was released on S2.500 bail Thursday after his arrest on char ges st emming from the theft of 5,000 library books over the last 20 years. police said. Universit y of California· Riverside police said an in· vesligation or Gervase Cheshire. 51. of San Bernardino, began after witnesses reportedly saw a man throw away hundreds of un- iversity and city library books at the city dump. "I'M GOING TO LISTEN to both sides. Then I'm going to make a decision," Curb said as the Democratic governor pre· pared to leave Thursd ay for a 10-day trip to Africa. But an election expert in the secretary of state 's office saJd timing requirements in the law may prevent Curb from calling an election.now to cover both is· s ues. 0 PPON ENTS 0 F court. ordered school busing for racial integration in Los Angeles want a special election this summer lo try to avoid it during th~ fall semester. Curb said he would talk to ·'I will make the decision based on -what I think is right." he said during an impromptu news confe re nce outside the Senate chamber. BROWN APPARENTLY did not want to make an immed\;lte comment on Curb's remarks. Brown's office said reporters would not be able to t alk to him before he boarded a Los Angeles flight to New York Thursday night. The governor's chief of staff. Gray Davis. said Brown's staff would "research the matter. consult with the governor and get back to Curb.·· qt. hod S. Color Marigolds -;6~-69¢_ SNAIL JAIL ,,...........,,,.....,.... AttrechA .. s..11.Sllp -s..-.. .... SZ.4t MOW SJ98 U9UID SEVIN NowletMIMeto Pf'Oliect ,_, ........... Mt .,.... ..... .., bule. •nd cate,...,. . ...,., ..... Checon Liquid lfttn ............. I.It MOWS2f»5 SUPER RX U"9DNmUDI ......... 1 ... Sl.tl SAVISZ MOW . s39s IMPATIENS 1 pf.Good SKecteColcw. Reg. 13.45 SAYISI MOw5245 AU. IT£M8 IU-..:T TO•TOCK °"HMO ......... 4N,. ......... 418(19 OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 7t8. 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STATE AIR RESOURCES Board Chairman Tom Quinn sald Carter's speech "sounded like a recycled Mobil Oil ad," and ·accused Carter o' giving.the oil companies "their entire package." ·'Two years ago. he declared the moral equivalent or war against high oil prices and pushed for conservation ... Quinn said in a telephone in- terview from Sacramento. to Teua, wbicb be aald bu "been stuck ill tbe qua1mil"e of more tbaa 700 •tate and local permit applications of the last H months." QUINN, WHO llA8 BEEN at the center or the Sobio con· troversy because bis bioard baa final approval or the project. called Carter's criticism ol U · tensive permits "a misleading ploy" to eliminate new oil re· fineries from environmental re- gulations. "Sohio bas already said they woo 't build the project . . . and only one permit remains to be approved," Quinn said, "so the only th.iJlg that makes sense is that he ·ls lookitfg to other projects." Al McCandless, chairman of the board of directors for the South Coast Air Quality Manage- ment District, said the delays Carter attributed to the project Church Raided; Records Seized LONG BEACH c AP> State investigators s w e pt through seve ral branches of the astrologically-based Morningland Church of th& Ascended Christ, seizing documents under a search warrant based on alleged grand thert. Two church members were a rrested Thursday in Long Beach and booked on charges of interler· ing with officers during the raids. McCandleu, who aho serves aa a Riverside County supervisor, s•ld Sohio is re. considering building the terminal "and I don't want the district to be placed in the point of view or beiD& an obetruc· tionilt.." James McJuokin, ceneral manager of the Port ot Long Beach, where the termin a l would be built, said 1 was "pleasantly surprise " by Carter's message. He predicted the permit '•morass '' would be cleared away quickly by Carter's pro· posed move. 'The last permit probabl)' will be completed by the end or April, McJunkio said, leaving possible legal challenges against t h e project as the "real problem." IN ADDITION, CHURCH ATTORNEY Ed Masry was arrested in Sherman Oaks on a charge of assaulting an officer. Masry allegedly tried to prevent investigators from seizing papers in his of- fice, but was released on bail. ~ HERS, fRlf:OL.~:-;DER IS )'IAJOSG 6 GREAT DF.Al..S He was arrested again in his Westwood office and booked for the same offense in conn ection with a nother officer . A SPOKESMAN FOR THE STATE attorney general's offi ce. Bob Cook. said he could not give details of what was being sooght or why because "this is not a charge. it's an investigation." However. search warrants issued by Superior Court Judge William Keene were based on evidence of an alleged conspiracy to commit grand theft. Many ot the church min'1tes and accounts seized dealt with political contnbutions. According to Cook. 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EdmYnd .Mus kie succ·eeded in ~ctting s uch a Sunset blU p11st the Senate on an 87 to 1 vote But the House failed to vot~ on It ~rore adjournment and the m ca sur died. T his year. th ings look mo re prom ising. A nl'w Sunset bi ll alreatty has 67 co·s ponsors in the Senate and lflO in the Housl'. ' , If pussed. at wall require rcvl~w a nd reaulhorlzalJon or t?very f ed crul spending progra m once e very 10 years . As Muskie points o ut. continued spending on pro grams tha t have ser \'ed their purpose only lies up money Lhat co uld bette r be u cd ln new areas. And the only w~y Lo la y hand s on that m oney Is to cut back exis ting pro- gram s that are no longer needed. Of course. it may ta ke a Solomon to decide whe re and whe n the sun should set and it certainly will be a s izeable chore to ferret out the Sunset candidates. But it is tot a lly irrational to go on.pour ing tax dollars into an e ver-growing roster of progljam s witho ut even questioning the need ~. Help Thy Neig'=1bor , With very little fanfare Congress last week cootin~ed. ~. a tax break enjoyed by state le1islators across th e nation, .,,. Legislation that exempts per ·die m expense money fro m taxation was e xt.ended for another year -just in .. time to ease the April 1' tax bite. The last one-year exemption on per diem taxation ex- pired Jan. 1. Witho~t the ex~nsion to Jan. 1. 1980. ex· .. pens.e money collected in 1978 would have to be reported as taxable income. The t ax bre ak is ·particula rly s ig nific a n t fo r . California legislators ·who ·collect an extra $46 a day whenever the Legislature meets or d oes not recess £or more than three da ys. · The special legis lation s ide-steps a definition of a person's home for t a x ·purooses a s the place whe re a ma- jority of wo rk time . is spent.. Since thi~. i~ tne case of Ca lifornia's full -time leg is lators. 1s like ly to b e Sacramento. it is n ecessary to qualify the ir d istrict res· idences as the o fficial tax h ome in orde r to justify the ;iway-from-hom e living expense money as a tax deduc- t ion. This year 's extension of the tax break was a pproved by t he House in a 364·4 vote and by a voice vote of 22 senators. all former s ta te legis lator s. Now ther e's a plan afoot to avoid the annual ex- tension e xer cise by making the arrangeme nt perm anent. That 's one measure that should stir little de bate a mong the federal la wmake r s. m ost of who m reme m ber what it was likP. to be lowe r down on the political ladde r . FL"h Le~s Fussy? ls there su ch a thing as wate r th at's too clean to sup- port m a rine life'! A study o f the water in Los Angeles Ha r bor by the USC Institute of Ma rine and Coas ta l Studies indicates there is. Before it was c leaned up on orders .of the Coast al · Com mission a nd the Environmental Protection Agency. the harbor had a much more abundant and varied selec- tion of fish , the study s howed. In a test made in 1973, before the cleanup effort, a net pulled through the water would bring in 2,000 fish in one ha ul. The sam e test today yields only two or three fish . Canner y oper a tors had argued that releasing wate r ' used in the processing of fi~h was not polluting the h arbor but, on the contrary. adding nutrients that helpeq s upport m arine life The governme nt agencies . in their superior wisdom. d isagreed and the wa ter dumping was halted. So. ap- par e ntly, was the g rowth of m a rine life. Which ought to re mind us o nce a gain that , where nature is concerned . man can do as much da m age by be· ing ove rprotective as by caring too little . • Opinions expressed in the space abo1te are those of tl\e Daily Pilot. • Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .. Boyd I Fat Skin By L.M. BOYD • I Doctors have taken rull- ' tbickness skin from the ab- domens of young men and grarted that skin onto their arms. In injury and burn cases. Years later, to the astonishment of those doc- tors, the grafted areas on the men 's arms began to get pudgy at about the same time that thelr midsections began to protrude. Clearly, 1 \he medicos now know, the Dear . Gloomy Gus If we pay foret1ners $14 ror a S3 barrel of oll why don't we cbarae · them SH for a S3 Mbel of wheat? DUMB GMetnr Get ,__..., .,. -. ......... , , .... ,. ..... .... __,..,,..... ... _ .. ... ·=--· .. ,":;.;"' ~~ ...... . • ' tendency to get polbeliie~ in middleage is not just a mat· ter of food and drink . Blame the different cell structure in the abdominal area that was predestined year s earlier eventually to collect rat. It's said a grocery store can survive with as few as S 0 0 p· e o p l e i n i t s nelghborbood. But a toy store needs as many as 70.000. Some other estimates : A festaurant, 800. A drugstore, 1,200. A bakery, 2,500. A hardware store, 2,700. A shoe store. 3 ,400. Wo m e n 's clotbi bg, 4,000 J e we lry. 5,000. fl'lorist, 7 ,000 Wine store. 1,000. Sporting goods • 45,000. Photo supplies, 60.000. Never has perfume sold so well as it did ~If a century ago. Booze rUDDers during ProblblUaa put together an odd liquor wttb a perfume bue. So tbtJ could ship it through inspections . Then. by adding water. they could ~t die perf\.ame to the top ... lipbon lt o(f, What was left wu a 1ort of bubble f>atbtub sm. i T IUPOU ThC!rt 't a MlddJc laat n.it hlm.re LU caWitl the akin ol QUr anUlflH'Y 6Lr•"-"ltitl to c rffl). tn tu• bad dreem. the 1rr concllable Libyan dictator, Mo ammar Khtadafy. get his hanck on some nuclcor weape>ns and 1tarta passlntt tllcm out lo Palesllnhm wrrorist!J. 1 This b precl~ly wh•t aft tn· l lllaenr~ report worns muy happen l has summer 'l'tle o minous r~· port dutms Kbad ufy wllJ soon test an otomlc bomb ID the Labytm de~.irt At ~e Cen tr al I n te II 1ge n'ct' Ag l'n cy, atrn l y!ll ~ are '.ap- prehensive but skeptical. •ft 's certainly true that Khadafy sent a n emissary to Peki ng m 1910 lo ask the late Premier Chou En· la1 to sell Libya an atom i<' bomb Indeed. mtelhgence re· ports claim that Khadafy has continued hn; attempts to pur chase nuclear weapons or the ingredients to produce them. Late last year. the Soviet Union agreed to construct a nuclear reactor \n Libya. An Ara b source pointed out that In· dia was able to build an atom1(' bomb from the byproducts of peaceful nuclear energy. "Was the world surprised when India did it? Should the world be sur prised if Libya were to do it'!" he asked rhetorically. ..These things ar e not secrets any more." CIA EXPERTS, nevertheless. do ubt tna t L1 by +J b a s ,t ht• tec hnology to m a n ufacture nuclear weapo ns'. And the terri ble Khadafy himself spoke re • assuringly about the prospect He character~ed . the introdu<' lion of nuclear weaponry into the Middle East as "suicide.·· He told me. "It would.destroy Israel and t he Arab countries 1f this dangerous weapon 1s availa ble in the aroa It would be very da~rous for all " He alluded to r1:ports that .. WE EXPECr this and we think -we are not sure -that America encourag~ this." the Libyan leader said. Later, he ca m e back to the Egyptian threat and flSked "what will be the posiUon or America" in case of an attack upon Libya. "Do you think it would not support it Ma~~ .. . . - and encoura1e It?" b, de- manded. He spoke~.....,., .... into Arable tie rU t wordl • eluded him. an ~rpnter ~ould finiah hi.I P>ou1bt. "I can't underst a nd bow stupid the American polic)' ia, • • he said .. He cited the supwrt of Sadat as another in a series ol American alliances with l08lng regimes. .. lt's gambltng. •· he said, "on the wrong horse' -the s~ of Iran. Lon Nol of Cambodia. the king of Morocco. Haile Selaasie •in Ethiopia. All of tbem, they loae, they lose. · Kbadafy predicted that ''as the shah disappeared sud«Senly, Sadat will disappear too." Then h e promised tha t the U.S. weapons. now pouri ng into Egypt. will be tumed against Israel. "Do you think that this plane. the F-5. will not be used against Israel one day by the Egyptians?" he demanded. . .. U Kbadaf y la typical ol tbe . Arab ......,. iD tM aNL tbe larHll·l'GPtiu treaty wlll DOC briq PMce to the Middle But. "All the Arab aaUoal will fllht to1etber and •uPPOl't tbe Paa.ti· niao peoples," he ••ld. "And all the arms in the area •from the Americans and other countries will be used in this struule. · · Jf tbe words were barsb the voice was quiet. But there was a smoldering hatred in bis eyes, He avoided the Arab wora. ''Jihad." which means holy war. Instead, he spoke ol a ·•national struggle" by a united ''Arab na· Uon." Once he demanded. with quiet ferocity: "Why are you support- ing Israel'> Why do you continue in this policy? What benefits do you get?" KHADAFY bad urged me lo come to Tripoli to discover for myself whether he was as bad as I had writte n. I had ' charac· te r ized him as "one of the wo rld's most irres ponsible rulers." I had accused him or arming terro.rists and conspiring with the likes of Uganda's ldi Amin. "The information you ha ve published about us is all .vrong informaUon," be chided. He ac- c used me or re l ying upon ·'Israeli" and 'intelligence .. sources. "lf you unde rstand .is only through the Israelis." he said. "i~ is your problem . Israel is our enemy." RE ALSO lectured me against listening to the CLA. "A con- siderable journalist person like you." he said "must not get his information from sources like intelligence sources. You must get your knowledge a nd in· f or m ation fro m the true sources.·· Moammar Khadafy·s heart. no doubt. is true. He bas OOl lavished bis nation 's oil wealth upon himself as other oil poten- tates have done. He has spent billions lo improve the lot of the poor in Libya. He has spent billions loo. lo arm himself and his adherents for the fi nal strug- ~lc against Israel Pilots . peplore Costly F .t;\A 'Power Grab' . . To the Editor · " A copy of your edi~orial eo- t ill e d .. Passenge r Safety Outranks Rights: just came into my hands, although printed a month or two ago. It ranks high as an example of the "media" becoming "propagaoda mejiia" for lhe bureauc'rat. loudlY' pro- cla iming onJy one side or .u>e coin. The other std(' is thus . The word "safely" is only a "sheep's cloak" to ..cover a typical power grab by the FAA using tbe panic of the Sao Diego cr ash as cover. All the things the FAA now propose were in full ef- fect at San Diego. '1'he ·violalions of rules took place in the 727 cockpit and the FAA tower, not the Cessna cockpit. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and Experi~ntal Ai re.raft As- sociation hlv<! tong been pf ead· ing with the FAA to provide other fields at which instrument training may be conducted provide established climb.. descent corridors for "heavy·· aircraft -provide "reliever" airports lo draw "small plane" t raffic away from a irli ne terminals, etc. FAA has turned a deaf ear. The money is there in a huge fund collected for tha t purpose from "private " air craft. but illegally betng tapped for airlin e -re lated facilities. There are further facts that you have either not known or ig- nored. l -TII» FAA says cost will be $11 million to implement and $45 million the fit!t ·year. Professional Afr Trafftc Co n· Sydney Harris trollers Organization t PATCO l s a ys the r e ar e c urre ntly be\ween 2.000 and 3,000 coo· troller s now working -but 10,000 to 11 .000 will be required by the plan. Just hiring and training these 8.000 ne w con· trollers wi ll just about eat up the S56 million -not to mention the costs of towers. radar equip· ment. etc -m any of which a re schedul ed for airports 'that just last year were scheduJed to lose their towers because they didn't ha~e enough traffic to q ualiry. 2 Much 'ado is made about · the "near-misses" the FAA has recorded -but what they don't s ay is that of these. a hu:ge pe rcentage we re in airs pace a lre ady ~el' their control - a nd by airliners under their control! . 3 -They ignore the ma ny col· lisio ns whic h have occurred between aircraft under "positive control'' -just since San Diego (under their control ! > a near miss in the rog on the runways at L.A. International between a DC·tO and a 747 -another at Chicago's O'Hare between a Flying Tigers DCB and a Della 747 -a crash at Opa-Locka. Fla. between two helicopters un- der "positive control." THE BOTTOM LINE is that the FAA bureaucrats now have a system that isn't working - they can't handle what '\bey • have now. So. to fix that they propose more or the same -at a cost or what re a lly will be billions. not $55 million <first year ? l and that will effectively s t rangle "pri vate" a viation which -from FAA·s own statistics. constitutes more than 80 percent or aerial transport propaganda w the contrary. MARSHALL 0 . COLLINS To the Editor On behalf of the e me ntu!) faculty and adm1 n1strators of California Sta te University. Fullerton. I urge reconsidera- tion of the drastic c uts in the pro pose-0 bu dge t f or t he California State Univers ity and College Sys tem. espec ially California St a te Univer sity, F ullerton. While we are wholeheartedly io support 'of current efforts to reduce government costs. we believe curtailment and cuts should be~uitable. All essential a reas of st.ale operation should be examin6d to determine which have become "fat ·over the past generatioo. We believ& th e Stale University and College System has not. Most of LIS emeriti have been familfar with the funding exper ience of the inst itution ove r the past years. Since we a re reti red. we have no personal interest in advanceme nt and can spea k objectively. THE STAT E COLLEGE system. historically. fias always been subJ ected to close scrutiny in its budget and expenditures. far more e xacting than that given by the state to other seg- ments of education. Gov. Reag an im posed an across·lhe-board 10 perce nt cut. without exam ining e xisting levels of support to discover dis· crepaocies or inequities. Each I year budgets fo r California State l'niversity, Fullerton. have been st r in gent a nd e xpenditures carefully audited. T h e e nd r es ul t is th <1 t Fullerton is currently operating at S81 less per student. after m· fl ation is accounted fo r. than it did J l years ago At the samt- ti me costs of state government • have r isen dramatically. and many other a reas obviously have benefited. Should not they be the object for severe cuts? T he proposed bud get for 1979-80 imposes cu t s which would apply to California State University. Fullerton. at several levels. A cul because of lowered enrollment expectations is un - de rstood aJ}d must be accepted. The others are difficult to uo· derstand as in any way equita· ble or consistent with the state's needs for educated and trained man and woman power . lf these cuts prevail, quality will suffer. and some of the most expensive p rogr ams. sucb a s t hose for engineers and other professions. wlfl be curtailed just when the need is greatest. We note that a number or California businesses and industries are going as far as England to find qualified ex- pertise. This would not have to happe n. ERNEST G LAl;iE President. Emeriti of Califo rnia Slate Uni versjty. Fullerton • Utt.n I-........ •re wet<-. TIM ritM .. ,_ .. i.tten ........................... ,, ,_,,.., LAnen 9f ---tr .... wiM .. 9lwe• ~efeniKe. All lette" ...... 111<1-, .... ,_.. .................... , Ml _ _,, .. wlttllle .. • ,_.. It Mlftk -t ,_ I• ·~ ...,...., ~wtn,....,. ,....,.,..., The G~acious Art of Overlooking Shortconrl.ngs College students a!Jk all kiqds of questions. pertinent. aQd im· pertinent. when they get a visil- i n g speake r i n a bull · session. Most or the ques- tions are pre· dictions a nd ba nal. Once in a wh.Ue you ar e hit with a re al zint•t that you bave n ever a n - s w e r ed b e fore. or ev e n thought about much. Recently a student' pierced my profeaslonal armor wltl\ thJs query: "WhJtt quality in ot.het' people do yoll admire most lhl l you lack yoursell?" 1 h~ to --------- ponder that one, lo <'Orn e up with · a deep and honest answer. which Is lbe only kind that youngsters recognize and accept. "THERE ARE m a n y qualities I admire that T tack.'' I said retlec:Uvely, "but I think the one that l most lack and would like to possetl!I is the art or le~g d ignity topeopleahortcomings." Tbe men aJi11 womep t have m91lt admired. seem able to do this' natdt~ They are protet· live and Hpportive of other people's weakaesses, whereas 1 tend to be critical and impatient wltlt-them. 'l'hey make people reel better about themselves. and when you feel better . you do better. I am aware or thls. intellec- tually and pbile>11>hlcally. Yet it has been ,.n upblllJ»attte all my life to put UMt taowled1e into practice. P~ Wlao diddle and dawdle . who are -vague or dilatory or ·~aaivt or befud· died or in 8nJ way less compe. tent than t. uaually get short sbrlft at my ti.Dela. ' MORE TRAN tbal. I have tecrelly f~lt • tbac such people should be reprtmuded. if not punished. for tbese deficiencies stripping away wt..tever dignity they atill pi.HU. Of course, this ts tbe IDOlt cou.aterproducUve tblDI you tan do, as sllly H ba•I· ln1 .out your partner at the bridge tat>le. Wllleh only aucceeda in maki"8 hlm /ber play worse. This tende ncy to expose or deprecate the weak and limit· eel goes against everything I believe -my polltlca. my etblcs. and my peyc~cal un- deratandlnl. Yet se ltronl is one '1 inborn temperament plus coaditionlnl that I blft had to retflt it as retOla\ely u an ex· boozer 51\uns lbe bottle. Aqd I look up envloully at tho•e mor e gr9clou s penonalitiel ... ~· IO ...Uy •bl• to accept 1b ml. nga theJ do not pGaeSI. they do · evea more -bJ eonferrlnc dlplt)', tbe7 ralH tbe other penon•1 Mlf·eateem, wld9 la always the f1llerum for Im· proved coeduet, u tile bat teacben bave qu1c1ly load out. .. NEW YOR.k CAP > When you're pulUna out your w11lt t to N the evedtlfh~r pr'•<'e of 1 l•aollne. ~v.r wom.r When> •ti th1t MOM)' IOH" a.• 1 Who ta 1etttt11 * lton '" share or tta•t T2 ""'"' or more Amt"rtcan fftOlonlts pay oa tM 1nraae • • (Of' ••dt 1aUon or 111011"., How mueb of lt '°"to ' the ~Uoo ot Pff.r'Olewn E('Dorunc Coua i • tries' What is th~ profit for the oil ~mpan1e1 .. And how much dot•" th ""' ""ho 1. pumping lht~ 1u make olC MC'h ll•llon" llOST OIL co• P A N IES AND KB~Ollnt amalysu au·t reluctant to hHard even the v guest or -~ about what ~r~l'ntojle or tht• pm•e of u 111lon ~when• And ~ who will 1>0int out that I nt>r 11,101 the pt'rN>ntag~ Is difficult be<'au ~ tax,•s vary • from state w tall'. de>ull'r prof at marJJln5 dllfct . und the C'O!ll of the crud1~ oU u.c;ed lo make gasollnt· dtpends on wh~ther lM oH com rrom i:. foreign • or a domeaUt-wtll ·Rut a <'OmpoMte of several estimates or how • aasolint' c·osfs brl'ak ctown goo bO melhing llk1• this : The biggest <'hunk of the cost the T2·cent ''1 figure as a basic average for all types of iasolint- •" goes to pay for the 011 from which the gasolanl' lb ' made. Th.ts portion 1s bigger for some companies • than others because some, like Mobil and E~xon . • rely heavily on foreign oil. which is more ex pensive than domestic petroluem. BUT ON T HE AVEk AGE. ABOUT 45 percent, or more lhan 32 renti , of the cost of a gallon of gasoline is for the basic ingredient crude oil. The second largest component 1n th<.' price of gasoline is federal. state and local ~xc1se taxes These vary from loca lity to locality and slate;-to state, but in general, account Cor 20 percent, or more than 14 cents, of the cost of a Aallon of gas. Gasoline deale rs are the nut to clip lheir ' '~~~ hands into the income from lhe sale of the fu e l. By law. their markup on the sale of a gallon of gas must be Ta1'es 20,. Reti1i11. Stora1e l Tra1sfortatio1 12% So on tlte ~ .. dealrr -rleip u r1111• -..,, a Mt alJovr the same as that of May b e refined much more carefully to reach an 1973 before the Arab '· 9 ftl'llf• a gallon -aboNt 13 iwr· ~rnt of thr t0fa4 o i 1 embargo ups et equivalent quality. petroleum markets Once r roduC'ed,.gasoline must be marketed. plus three cents for in· and the factors Involved in this advertising, ac· nation. i'Ou1tUng., cn.'4jl-Card 'bookkeeping and ot~ers - But bl'Ca USl' this eat \IP r4jlcrcerit. 9r a~t scents, of the price of a 1 . t l. htl g el.Jon Of gas. ~ .. ' ru e is no ig Y en· . •nd if the ·s·..:.:...,::,.,,ccessfully marketed by the forced, some deale rs. ... °' ..., ~,. •' ~. ~~ are taking a penny or so . oil co~ny, \tllrJ~b ~ renected in profits - more in profit these which are nbout.S' percent ot what motorists pay at days The reason for Ule purn&>. or 2 cents a gallon . · h · th · h 1 r r w· h 1 La&t year, the natior\'s oil companies turned a .. t al ts e tig t s upp Y 0 gaso ine. it ess • Sl4.2 billion profit on sales of $84.6 billion, coming .. , . . ~ow,.hr1if ~P,.ll t~/Cai"'~ CIOrf • ESTATE JEWELS YOU 'VE DREAMED OF .OWNING, 'HERE NOW Select from our over one million dollar collection of exquisite precious stones, many originally from the collections of worlc::{: renowned jewelers, at tremendous savings. Necklaces, brooches, rings and earrings, glittering bracelets. View this exciting new group Saturday, April 7 in Newport, with styles reg. $4,200-$30;000, now S3.450-Sl 9.150 Robinson's Fine Jewelry, 100 \ ,. . • ... gasoline to sell. dealers are pus hing the profit from more than j ust gasoline, ot course. Robmson s N ewport Fd sh1on Island • 644-2800 margin as high as they can in an attempt to keep ~..:.:.::.:=..::....:=~=::...:::.:.:=.:.:..:.:....:..:....:.:.::..:..:.:..:... _____________________________________________ .;;.... their income the same whjle selling Jess fu el. Analysts say, however. that the h1~hly com· pelitive nature of the gasoline business even ~# with supplies tight Is limiting this sort or price gouging to about a peony a gallon at the most. In many cases. deaJers are still operating below the profit ceHing set by the govemmel\1, because if they do not. they cannot stay com· petitive in their markt-l. So on the average, dealer markup 1s runmng a bit above 9 cents a gallon -about 13 percent of the total. The markup inc)udes dealer profit and dealer costs. BEFORE GASOLINE CAN BE sold, it must be rreat.ed rrom its crude-oil source. and that ac· counts for about 12 percent of the total cost of a ' gallon of gas, or not quite 9 cents Thal goes to pay .. for refinin g, s torage and trans portation. .. And the price of refining is ~OIOA up, beci:i use of the Department of Energy·~ recent decision to ' allow a "tilt" in refining costs meaning that re· liners can pass on more of their costs to gasoline customers rather than to cuRtomers of other fuels. The tilt regulation will add about a nickel to gasoline prices this year. The purpose of the tall is to encourage produc· tion of unleaded gasoline. which in the past few years has risen from almost nowhere to a third of 1 the market because of federal regulations. UNLEADED GAS IS MORE EXP ENSIVE to produce than gas with lead. because when lead is not used as a performal)ce additive. gasoline must * * * Diesel May Get 00 Miles a Gallon OAK HILL. Fla. 1 AP) An automotive engineer who tested a diesel.powered car says he is convinced il will drive 80 miles on a gallon or rue I. "They've got a gold mine there ... Bill Gordon said Thursday, referring to the . men who de· ' veloped the vehicle in this tiny community south of Daytona Beach "IT'S A GOOD, CLEVER COMBINATION of r eworking the engine, the gear train and the vehi- c le itselr," added Gord9n, chairman or the automotive department at Daytona Beach Com· .. m unity College. " Mike Shetley and race car builder Ralph Moody, working on their own and with private financing, inst.ailed the turbocharged diesel engine in a Mercury Capri. · t>ttginning friday, april 6th , •' I I ~ ----the speelGll~ store with the special difference-low prices!-------------.. -.· · ... franzia Wines Collector's Edition • ~ 4 II 01 of 11ctuec1 ubernet wu .. gnoh or thabl1s bl.)nc "'a nan0-el4n0ec.tn1er 1na1 will retuin 10 you• table dlflnet atter d1nne<1 1.99 • not a•11table on OU• Ba~ershelel L.i Mesa Of S.n 0oego S\Of~ eall,.,,.,. '4tlt....._ • .........,.~,. ...... r ., • nere tll4ty comt again• • the oooulo• ~tO statea .. romat< .insw~ong rnadi"'t th,! let~"°" pie reco<d your mes~ge (uO to 60 ..eGO<>O\I callers can le11ve long me™ges 100 .,,,,~ rou !>Creen •rtaim•"fl c.Jl''' • 115<' ~ as a •<-wa• c assenf' rec.o<Ol'• or Otc1atl<lQ macn1nr d!> we" now ~a• l"l'I P U C 'pproved •0503 Telephone company may .oo monthly teoe or 111slall•t1on charge .,._ ....... ........,,.. ... _,.,_CIUNtta ._.akron rec 59 99 • en1erta1n your callers w 11t1 ononie'> ca'>!.eHes 1m11a11on'> 01 <>uch tdmou!. 10 ~ asrrchard ruxon. peter lorrcand more• alcronreg. 6.991 each Je9' ._.," Woven Wall Hanainas from Colombia • ou• wonderously woven .. .,11 llaf\alncs come your vray ,,, mutecl earth 1ones . •tterned w1thethn1t il'ISl)1ra11on1 16", "()' 18"' • ~·· 7.99 9.99 ..... ... Tit ----• tuSI like N1t1n1 • soc:c. pw1Mtl • iust she> !ht c;l10 OfllO )'Ollr w11st1Nnd and pi.y ball il'IClu<M bell. chp end elutiorl.cl cordm&I ·•ron-11.•.tt 3.49 • &ood loolun' ~·n·• ; our lloral Ollterned set is our able por®lf! enamel on carboo steel! • 7 pe set conta<ns I & 2·QI COYeted Uucej)fllS. S-Qt lldcleO <1111ch oven .tnd • ee~ous 10"' slullel' 111 29.99 tf ')!'\I • Jpt u~ t"fefl~•n '°" 'II-YI!'!....-.-,..,,, ou• h.ln<Jsome 'httlvttiR un•r s • • cte~·~ned Wilh •OU' 11bfd•v .1eu1i11 co11ec11t>te~ ,,, m•od lhev c~111 1,.0 Slyllh 0<1e \l)O'I~ !> w•de ooen ~riel•e' the othe1 e•ttnd' J sn~•·e~ .ino a c.tt><ne1 h.Oe .iwdy t.Kh me•~urt\ 28 , I I· and lowers I I 1a11• • d 'iM!mbly I eQ\.lort<J eJch uni! 49. 99 H.UNTINGTON BEACH OPEN Mon. thru S•t. 10-9 Sun. 10-7 LAGUNA HILLS Hu.ntlngton Center Laguna Hiiia Mall • comecledn1 • 3 Spee() electrikbroom -Jiii\ 1U~I b Ith le< ea" \lor ate to<nOlel" Wlfh mronev lHIVl'lC} pe1'°"nenf OUSI c UO lno Oags 10 OUV11 • \3 lact011 rebate ••••table thru Ju11e I cheek <let•''' "' our slore•' Laddtr·Back Chairs from Mexico • lad<ler of SUC<lt)S I • au< 5taunch ~ ... 1.11wovensea1s d"'1()4$ IO ~e rne~ 0<0senct felt 81 Ille <llflnllf Ull>let ' • 12.99 J~J . :..i ·. - ... .. . .. "News update! The u:F.O. sighting hos vonl1hed from all radar tracking scopnl .. - :~UPERHEROES By Bil Keane : : "Did they name you 'Grandma' when you Wtft 0 baby?" . . . . . DENNIS THE MENACE *So dlds 9'Pin'2 I • .. GORDO FIR.ST "T'HIAIC!? WE'LL Al/EEO IS . A~'J..E: OF RO T~f • TUMBLEWEEDS MR. 06LS7UNKetr, '1tXJ MEAN . '«>U'Ve ear rs !'OCKeTS OF w~ UP IN 1HOSE ROCKS 1HA1 ~ POOR our SO THE~ OR. SMOCK P 'YA 1"HINK :t COLJ(...P eve:R MAKE:: l'T ON 1V, "°C"f'OR r NIELSEN ~OOK, fMf.Y ~trvore ~·~ ffi.fJTC~ al. • MIDNlaHf exPR~w· &lAU~ $'( ~ 100 ~SIN(? .. , HOL' TJIE, ,. ~ i R::Jli?FllCIO/ r------_," PR'Of'5 rowN INl'.> I 'llilS FWt.?!1*B I OfiSfUHHB f FAU-SlP I f ·. ·'JANUTS l-------. -.. -----~~ D ~D by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh 1H~Y \\()t.J'fl.at ~"(DM1NO HOMt" ~ "WMA~ED . WOMAN. 6fUil5~ THSV ~!: roo ~~eSSINCJ. -rHAf LEA~ "~AIJEIJ CJ.t.J WArr 10 WI~ ~ OSCAR. ~,r~~r ~Y\QltD~m: ~SIS OFwHC~ WAS 'mt ~Sf ACruRt. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS SA Candlenul UNITED Feature Syndicate Thursday's Puule SoNed: 1 Church lea· S7 Water inlet tu1e ~ Alncan na- 6 Scheme tl04' 10 -sanowich 61 Math term· 14 Vast 15 Flower 16 Hades 17 Sentry's '/words a. Ship devices ~~~ ... l.:.l~~lmlii.1.:.1 hangout 19 Quechua 20 Cautt0n 21 Took away 23 tnwa10: Anal. 25 Sawbuck 26 Mineral 27 Buday 29 Landed 31 Noise 33 In past time 34 Royal 36Candle 40 Ltmbs 4210eent pteces 44 Entreaty 45 Attempt 47 Dakota d1a· lect ~Tree 50 Winnipeg's nictmame S2 Mele 53 Amer. 67 USSR river 66 Eaaggerates R;;~~~~W-:~-8 70 Speak 71 Exceedingly ~~i.=-g.:.~~~.i.;,i 72 Decree 73 Bu1t01ng wings 74 Sea eagle 75 Koocks down DOWN 2• Number 1 Seaweed 27 Picl\et 'l Glonty 'l8 Time peri- 3 Some TV ods shOws 4 Smiling JO Subdued S Antares: 32 Briel steep 2 words 35 Pretend· 6 Favonng 2 WOfds 7 NOISY 37 Of a tung 8 Advantage Pfobfem 9 Required 38 Congers 10 Stylish 39 Site's mate 11 Slowly: Mus. 41 Oflin 12 t.nker'SOfe '3 Some foods 13 09' 46 Time period 18 Mended '8 Nullified 220ne 51 Rut S4 Seole<e 55 Wall painting 56 Having - -C..rous. ing 58 Furniture llandlef llO AYCMd 12 Gltne anl- mtla 63 Sel blro 16 AeedYTNde lie ISF•tp!Mes: Abbr. •c. ... ~ by Emit BuslWnlllr • WASIUNGTON <AP> • Doctors ahould atnct· ly limit sleeping pall pre scrlptlona and b tt~r warn patlH&I of th • rntdlcatlOM' pot.nllal he alth haaard11, • Na tional Acadt•my of ~ltnt't'e panel aaya. TH PADt'l, an a ""'°rt publlsbtd Thur dMy . s aid tt leepi ng pill ~ normally should ht> pf't' acri bed only in Ii mated numMr8 1nd for bort periods ol tame PH Y81CIANfil should rarely, Ir ever. prescribe the drug to rrnw pa· uenlS for more lhan two lo four weeks, the itudy s aid. Fo r p a ti e n t!> already taking s leeping pills. doctors s ho uld refrain from providing automatic refills , it said. .~ F~. April I , 111'1 Do yoa have ftre u d Mlefl ta•re11c:e oe your persoeal belHll•P? O~r Z2nd Year Phone 541-5554 : S W ANSEA. Wales -T k •· p RaLL•ll · I AP) -The Powys lie • eW -· : County Council plans lo _19 14 Harbor Blv.I.; Coa&a MeM display a.silhouette of a~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~ squatting toad o n a ser ies of go.slow road signs . Bitotorists who ignore the signs will regret it. The main road near the Jake at Llandrindod WeUs ia usually jammed this lime of year by thousands of migrating toads. The councU hopes by marking the toad cross- STAND "PAT" WITH A WINNERll SINCE 1894 ing it can minimize the 1 HJ f'lmic....._ ...... • c .... ...._ c:.llf. t2'27 disruption of traffic and ,..... '46-4UI. 646-H ll t he c arnage amon g ~-···············••i: toads. who at this time I or year have their minds oo mating and.care little about cars. EARL'S PLUMl•HC HEATING AIA COH O '>I Lt< 111•'>1 -W,Vl(l r.mv~ldf"t,\•t YOYt C>Oc:u tC.,.11 !>lou1 Ne.tre~I YOU! A ...... COSTA ME$A642· 17SJ IU. N--· Blvd MISSION YIEJo49S-0401 2"21 c-... '-'''-IS.On 0 Frw •I A,..r P""' .1 Although the re port called current practices of prescribing sleeping pills "diffi c ult l o justify," it said there 1s n o n ee d t o ban barbiturates. as has been suggested, even if t hey are somc ti m es abused I N 1177, 8.5 million American adults used prescr iption s leeping drug s, mo s tl y barbitur ates and be nzodiazepines, ac - cording to the re port publis hed in the Nl'w England Jou r n a l o f Medicine. 'CHICK WILL RESPOND TO ITS OWN PARENTS, A MATE TO lTS MATE' Colin Beer Finds It Isn't Poetry, But Prose When Gulls Communicate Gulls CommuniCate Put some red sails in your sunsets. Buy one of the dream boats 1ist· e d in the Boating classified ads of the Daily Pilot. Humam May Not Get Message, But BirdA Do 642-5678 About a qua rter or lhos e used the dru g~ ~ve ry nig ht ror two months or longer. it not ed . even though there 1s little evidence the pills are effective beyond a fe~ days By JULES LOH ( J APS.-••I Corre--111 AMERJG4. NEWARK. N.J . As a boy. tramping the Ruihine Mountains '----------- THE P R ESCR IBED use or barbituratPs has been declining steadily s ince 1970 and a(•counted for only 17 percent of the sleeping aid prescrip· tions in 1977. the report said The study was con ducted by th e academy's Institute of Medicine at lhe reques t of the White House and the NationaJ Institute on Drug Abuse IT WAS comm1ss10ned because sleeping pills frequently are abused and authorities are con· cerned a bo ut drug- related suicides and ac· c\dental deaths Doctor!f a re mcr eas· i n g l y presc ribi n g benzodiaze pin e -cla s~ drug s i n s t~ad o f barbiturates. the study s a i d , b u t t h c be nzodiazepines a lso have adverse c Hccls. Th ey a~gravalc physica l a nd m ental conditions in the elderly. may harm tho1'e with kidney proble ms and can be fatal if taken ex· cessively with alcohol or other drugs, the panel said or his native New Zealand with his father. Coli n Beer ever marveled at discovering the poetry of birdsong. As a man, slogging in the salt ma r shes of the New Jers~y coast with his students, he made an even more ma rvelous dis- covery. What he had been hear- ing was not poetry at all. It was prose AT LEAST THAT is the case with Laughing Gulls. which are Colin Beer's specialty. Laughing Gulls are those black-hooded beauties that dip and wheel at the seashore, look- ing exactly alike. sounding ex· actly alike, a sound akin to the cackle of Dorothy's wicked witch. "No, they do not sound alike. not to one another ... Beer said. ''Depending on the way they put that long sound together, ar- range the syntax so' to speak. they are sending quite different messages ''THEY ARE SA YING, ·r am your parent · · come and gel fed '; or 'I am your mate let me sit on the eggs'; or ·1 am your prospective mate come. stay close'; or ·1 occupy this a rea get out'." Colin Beer is a 46-year-old pro· fcssor of ethology at Rut~ers University's Institute of Animal Behavior. In his fi eld. his dis- covery of the language of gulls is ( Flo.riatS pecial f CARNATIONS Toke home dozens of freshly cur blooms Spicy ~ Florist fragrance ~ wrapped important because it conflicts with some long-held notions. "For years," he s aid, "we t hought a bird was like a machine. A sound, or a body movement, was a stimulus. One stimulus. one predictable effect. ' or, al best, several possible ef. feel s, sort of like " roulette wheel. That is much too simple. .. THEY HAVE AT least three tiers of vocal communication. "The first is a simple sound. a phoneme, as the linguists call it. Put lwo or more together and you have the second lie r, a word. Put two or more words together and you ha ve, yes, a phrase. .. I hesitate to be .taken too literally," he said. "Gun sounds certainly aren't as sophisticated as speech. But what they form is something aoalagous lo syntax, and analogies from language are useful in making sense of it. .. Beer. a slight man with a fl at stomach and skin hardened by hours in the outdoors. made his discovery in 1965 when he was studying nesting behavior in a gullery at the Brigantine Na- tional Wildlife Refu ge north of Atlantic City. H E T'A P E~ R EC 0 R DE D parent gulls calling thei r chicks. instructing them, scolding them. lie played the recordings lo some chicks in the lab6ratory. All Tim e Favorite ... "CECILE BRUNNER" CUMBER OR BUSH ROSE Almost continuous blooms Fragrant clusters of light pink baby roses ( 5 Gal. 7. 98 J . ROSE AND FLOWER SPRAY OrthO's Systemic Rose & Flower Spray gtves proleetlon against cenoln Insects for up to 2 weeks. Pfottets against diseases. Contains Orthene. a systemic Insecticide. 14 oz. Aerosol Reg. 3.29 Since 1946 ~~~ Hallishrs suN. 9•5 • Nursery -Florist The laboratory chic ks ignored the calls. ··That led to the finding that the first qu.ck notes of the long call identify the bird. They arc anywhere from two to 15 note::. that say. 'Hey. this 1s me · It is different with ever y bird A chick will respond only to its own parents, a mate to its own mate." Other expe riments followed. The res ul ts showed the call of the laughing gull to be a com· plex arrangement of sounds for s pecific messages. the gull e quivalent of wo rds a nd phrases. E STA.TE SALE O F JEWELRY· CRYSTAL- PORCELAIN - BROlWZES - CB.IlWA - SILVER and ••re. Lou of diamond rings and earrings, gold chains, fine china and crystal, bronzes, some tum1· Friday, Setmday, end &un"4!ty nigh ta Aprif &, 7, . and 8 "WREN I TALK of syntax. I have lo be understood as using the word in a sense that ex eludes much of what it connotes in its linguistic context. We can- not. for example. pa rse a se· quence or gull signals in any precise way. Al least not yet. "Some variations are most subtle. If a parent 1i. call ing lo a chick, for instance. the call is a diminuendo; if to its mate. a crescendo. As with language. in flection changes the meaning ·· ture, 0 1Ls, chat1delien, brass lamps, etc. Inspection of all merchandise Friday, Saturday, and Sunday • 2 · 5 P.M. and 7 · 8 P.M. Yeah? "Yeah."" 40 Youths Held LOS ANGELES 1 AP ) i\ lengthy undercover probe 1n which sheriff's deputies posed as students has climaxed with the arrest of 40 youths on various drug counts at four An telope Valley tW$' schools . · admission. Bank of America, Master Charge, checks. some ter111s available. newport galleries ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway Newport Beach. CA (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEl'IED 8T1L 5 PM Ar' Lttv1ne Auc.t10'1eer Nl~1'7 11llf)l)IJ(;'r lllJI .. I .. l~'I1IN ! 202 F1rs1 Street Enclnllea •36-0t'3 t•21 N El Camino ANI S.n Cl1men11 •92 37•5 DAY GRACEFUL AND ENDURING CHARM! The varied selection of the SA.K Regency series adds • rich, d'elleate elegance indoors or out. Made of half-inch square solid bar, ALL-ALUMINUM castings. Fully welded frames. textured. tempeted g lass on all tables. A wonderful way to swing into Spring! . . 2MO Harl»or llYd., Colta Mtaa •tt4ilfl91 lests Not all items on display a1 Enc1filtas ano San Cletnent LIGHTING AND ~TIO FURNITURE ( -.... .. : . . Al•DM.Y ... OT ... ~":.--.. . ,. .. , .. : ............ • Friday, Aptjll, tt71 1-t·---,=,Aaaemblrwoman Martae a.r1uoa. R- A;.& POrt Beacb. :s.aya you c.an t.e11 a ~t.or by ...-kind of te&Weition be OC $he Hpportl. Uab6Uty ln Olftala UteS lnvolvln1 dlacrelionaey abHoff from or aa1l1lance In lramc acct~nls. A 8 UI: E.1ptl ltom lale·•upporled ~lMcollda"1 school 1ludHU who are not· CJ .S. etUaem Md wl>o are convkled of not.related Amendmenl I~. which llml&a elected CaWornla of. ficl1l1 lO el_..l oouecuUve ~ in aay OM of • lice. •••• LA8T wan. •as. •EaoaoN helped de· feat a bill to aUow uae marijuana for lreal· m t'nl .of eanffr, steueoma and H veral other dl1HM1. ll was AB 241. ··111e new diatriet would be comprlled of Ora.,.. Riftl"llde ud San BerDardlDo eooatlee, wW. eourt &o M Mid IM&a Aaa. ·• tM SMle Au DemOttat explalMcl. Aceordiaa to Pettenon, U. federal ..,...... menl alnad! owm land IMl,iacall &o tbe uW•nc federal buildlnf In the SUla Ana-Or .... c-ty Clvtc Cea&er and eou&d UH Uala lud to buUd • DeW federal eourlhoule. l : : · And ahe olt•r• lhl1 dl1est ol somt of the b'111 • 1aaa put htt name on .. eo·author durlq Hr &«m ln S.cra.nwnto· crlmn . · :•: AB 41: Problbtlt ~hool d'6tncU Ind atal~ °'9rt.a from r~irln1 cro11·d1&trlcl or cro11.1 4!0Utry bwUna to 1chaeve rac•al balaMe A8 S45. Allow• th_, t u payer to deduel charileble tnntrlbullon• trom i rou lneome. whether U&ln1 the 1tandard or Itemised deduction Income lf,x form. She alao voted •••lnal Aasembly Joint Reaotullon 4. the vehicle for ralificatloo by the J..e1l1lature ol a propoled amendment lo lhe U .s. ContliluUon granttn1 voting rtahts ln Congress to the Dtatrtet of Columbia. However. AJR 4 passed tbe Auembly detplte ber ne11Uve vote. • •• :~ = AB 30.1: Eatulishto an ttmer1ency system of •ncaal ulltlanc-e to vidlma of violent crime•. AB W : Repeal& lhe Utter true a5'dlment tor b.ut hl4!UrMn. Ali 606 "Plain lancuace law" lor rental, leaa and certaln M>uumer ~tracts. Os.ANGE OOVNTY DEllOCaATS are plu. ning a big bloW(M4t on the nitht ot April 11. It's billed u a salute lO "Orange County's molt U· luatrioua officeholders." • · AB 2t4 · Eatt nds &he protublllon •c•tn&t Q6(lonal 1c1enunc11Uon of minors t o include case al DOMrimaUt t'OltdUt'l AB tM3: ElllabU.ehf's a separate tranaportaUon district for OrlUllO County .... It alto is a f15 per perlon fundrailer for the Demcltratic Party In Oranie County. Tbe dinner gets under way · e t 7:30 p.m. at the DianeJland Hot.el. A HEA&ING IS achedl&led April 19 In Santa Ana on ~p. Jerry Patterson's proposal lo include Orange County in a new tederal court district. .. • ; ... AO 300: litqllire le10 ·laOve a"proval of lhe A~ Ret00rces SOlard's alr pollutJon lmplcment;,i Qio plan • •: AB 317 S«•U forth punishment for lhrtal.~ or l~lrtlon of unlawful tnJury u pon a r.rhoo l mpployee whll*' ~rformtn• tll duUl'. • AB S03: £xeeopb • talc traHtc ome~r~ from Id addlUon. Mn . Ber8HOn has ende'sed two A ~mbly Conat1tuUonal Amendment.a: AC/\ 23 Require State Senate confirmation of appcantmenu to thta Stale Supreme Court. ACA 218· Rt..oqulro Judaes lO take the followiq into cc>MlderaUoo when IJt'tUng bad: public aate· ty, ff~ ol the offenM, prior criminal r~· rord . and probability or appeara~e at the trial. Sh also co a uthored Senale Con.stitulion»l The hcarlnti will be conducted by the Ad· m lnlstralive Office of the Federal court.is from 9 a m. lo S p.m. in Santa Ana City CouncU cham· bers . 20 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. "My bill." 8ays Patterson, "would c1rve a new fed ral district court out or the exiltlng Cen· tral OBtricl of California. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy is exped.ed and the Democratic luminaries will iMlude 1lale Conlroller Ken Cory. Congressman Jerry Pal· terson. s tale Senator Paul Carpenter, Ai· semblymen Dennis Managers, Richard Rob6mQp' and Chet Wray, plus county Superviaon Phillip Anthony and Ralph Clark. .. :: . . . . ::: Pl•t• of the Day !:A DV•P -It's on a 1929 Model A Ford dump ·:truck, owned by the Langmuirs or Mammoth. . ... . . Parental Custody Uphe ld S AN FRANC ISCO I I AP > -Minor children 1 cannot be removed from 1 their home just be<'ause cocaine and marijuana I were discovered there. the California Supreme Court has agreed. • '"'o•m•loon ,,.. llW • p..,, 1 0t tlW O.r' " \-4oed ttf Moat' F.,,.,, •""'°' 01 thlt J•,. ed•toon 01 ,,.. "w"°·~ Wllo 01 ,...001-.111..i 1 . It refused . without ~·,~~0"~1'..:'~~~·~o;· ~.~::1~:v:,!;:":::1~."'~'!;...~~ comment. to grant a ·--'°'-11 __________________ hearing on a Court or Appeal decision which : • •••c• CUY reversed a removal o r· d er issued by Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Charles Gordon. Strit cla R~ealed • HAltVEY F 8111CK. te>'*nl Of STELLA CftAY, ..,_ te~ of C-0.1 M«. GL P..s-•w•Y on M1u1on v .. ,.. C.. P•-•••Y on AO<il l, "" .i Ille eoe Of 11 B•IO-Aorll •. 1'1' Ill ..._, Jlr.e<h, <-• hu~ ot AlftW Biro: of c.oron.e Ml Servocn penclt1>9 •I H•r~ L.;twn )olu , CA., ........ 1.tU..• Of M.trtM,. Mount 011 ... _,...,..y of C.os~ Mew ~'l'er Of ow-on. Ciel Mer, Ce •nel >40-i~• .,,_. • ._ ol K_.. S.wyer 01 En LAOO <1no, Ca •ncl P.,..et.a Spurloo 01 8ERNICE HICKS LADD, •••>dent ot Tu$ttn. c.e, Mt. 8trcll _, • Deparl-Co••• Mew . Ce for 43 yH••· M•rr..O <1>9nt Vke ~r of tM State of on K•"w• •I Y••" ago, movlter•to• 10< Jc> ~·" •I ,,,. Gre.o l M•Clr1t Me'°"'' L009't Gr•vuode We\lern (.or"-(.onloany HI' 1\ W •· ~rvo<e• wtll be held-Frlo.y APl'll •, vov•O by l>I\ wole 10"4' l.ad<I, 0.UQhler t919 on Newtown, ~Kllcut. Smith 11 ene Wllote ol Or•no11 , C• , THE 2·1 appeal court decision acknowledged t h e r e was a r e m ote possibilJty the children might be endangered by their present environ- me nt. Composer Walter Carlos. ldt. the man who• c r eat ed t96o·s l argest-sel lin~ c lassical a lbum, "$Witched on Bach " 1s now Wendy Carlos. right. Carlos . 39. tinderwent a sex cha nge operation i n 1972. but kept it a secret until now. J Ulhill L•mb Mortu.r., .• ,, E 11th St, oranathildre" $ft•rron •ncl Marton But it said these .. re· Go$1• Mfl.le11rec:tor• ... ~ Whit•. '"1er "'-' L-°' 0 ••'9. mote possibilities do not • CLARK ~. F1.1ner•1 i.en.o<.e\ were helO on Fro · .,.., •t 10 oo AM at,,.. Ha•llOt Lawn provide grounds suffi· • TltOMAS BENJ-"MIM CLARK, r.sl Memortt)I CNIOel w1tn Rev ("4•1~ D. Oent Of Irvine, Ce P~ •way on Clark p.ulor 01 the f ir\I United Cient for removing 3 ""'" •. 191'"' ,,,. .t9P.,. 2 month• •n<I Met....Oosl C""'ch Of CO'\la _ ... ol ch i Id r r 0 m par c n t a 1 ~) Cl•Y. 8e-'°" ol JOl'ln o\nel AM l1C1atlno l"t•rment '""OCe\ om , d " • d ' Clerh ol Irvine, (._.. Gr•Vf!\•Clt' ml'O••lely tohowono at Hdrl>O< L•wn C UStO Y an qUOtl d ''oNYott>\•oll~lleldon lFroCl•yAprll •. Memoroal Parl< >iarbo< L .. wn·Mounl another ruling WhlCtr Education Corp. Buys 5 SchQols •~n ,;1 9 oo AM •I f•irh•vl'" . Molmo"f1IP<1rk,!Mn~•.no l.• Smolll ~.~~:HMorlu•r y OI Co\ld M"'" S3 1d ••thC rij:!ht tO lutlllll LemC> MMl1Mrv director\, •71 TEOllOW CUStOd y Of Ont"~ 0~ n i lltll St., Co\t• -"° -.41111 FE RN TEDROW. re\oOent 01 Santa h' Id f f "ITitT An•. C• "-swe1 •w•y on Apr••). ""' c I ren. rec rom un· AN N "LORENCE ''ETlll ""'"•'the ot99 of 'O. a.•ovao .wr11 ot warranted s t ate in · 1.n ... ,, 11. 1m"' °"'-·""'""'' R1c,..ra ,..,._o15iouJr CHY, 1-. terfer e n.ce. h as long National Education Corp .. Newport Beach. has completed acquisition of the proprietary scbool bus iness of CBS Educational Services. a unit of CBS. Inc. POUCI •••Y on AD• •I s. 1'14 •n Miu Ted•--$. S<MOI le.<her for b . Newl>O'l 8et<n ca ., ,,,. "O" o• )/ ,,,. s.nt• -'N P\MI< 1;.c_, o.woe:t een recogn1z('d as a ~·'"".,., ,., "'"°'""'o "'oe" ~"'' 10< .o Y~ ShP........., 10 !Mint• An.o. fundamental right.·· QI Sant• Ana Ca , on~ \On. l C• from Ame~. low• on 1'14 '1:1•<1tllten . l llr OI h•r> •nO • c; ..... , .. Jff'W~ •Ill be helO on 11<-"'-.11 .. 011u90. 1111...,,, MOncl•Y. "'1nl ti""~ t0.eo AM •t • THE CASE involved 5uvoctt woll l)e Mid.,., MoncUy Aprol Ille Me1r-.A11Dey ~1M Per~ '"" L d J d 0 9' .. ,. .ti II 00 AM •I 1 ... F•orll.t.,... terment 104Qlio. ,.,_Who Wi\ft'IO a wrence an U Y · Mor•u•ry Cll•P•I Interment •I PO lhe.r --" mey call •t ,,,... and their two sons. To .. 1(.,.,,,..,.,,. Me,,_,.,, """' S.rv•<.e• Sm•th T"'"'" ~ Wesklrff O.•P9f now about 15 months •• ' e < I l' 0 bf F " I A H " v E N '11 E l1tn !.I • GIKI• Mew on ~tur .. The group includes fi ve schools with combined revenues last year of a pproximately S6 million the Brown Institute of Minneapolis and Fort Lauderdale; the V~le Technical Ins titute of Blairs vi lle. Pa.:_: Tllompson Institute of Har· risburg. Pa .. and the Ka n!>as City Bu.s ine:.s College of Kansas City. Mo IWIORTUARY on •no 5'Jn1Ut ••om• oo AM to ~ oo and W.O . about J They • Kit.AME• :.~u~1~'" u~11 Mc>rtu.ar, we.re not further 1den Laguna's P ageant Assistant Cite d • LOUISE IC RAMER .... s-MOI Hu~ WEILLE• tH1ed. The JUdgc had r11>91on Beech, c. P•~~Q ••O on EILEE N s WEILLER passed ...... ., f d h h"ld ..... · "°''' s. 141"1 •n Oranqe, C4 Surv1nd on Ae>rtl J. 1'1"1 In Eucho. Otuo. tormer .~UO t e C I rcn to ~ Cit her hu-Rob"'1 C Kr•mer, re .. Cltnt of An.tneo,.,,, CA. SvrvlYed by happy, Content. Clean. d.tUQlllU I.Hie' O.voi on o• El Se9un her parent\ 0.voO ana Aull\ Sc>eo ... r of Overall very Wt.'11 Cared do. C:• ana wn O• ry Kr•mer 01 t.araen G<ove. c.., .,,1.,, Joyce,,.,.,..,. W•Ko. ca , I orendClauOlller Elaine l1199r of Ananttm. C... M1<1 son Steven. for and the part ntS arc ~f.remu, one sister Rluth W•nn •no 2 Servoctt -·held on FruSn, Aprol ~. COnt'erned parents •• C>rother\ <A<H •ncl 84~ ShoPO S.rvocH 1.,, .,1 ll:lO AM •t 1,... H•rbor I.Awn • S..turd•Y April I, •t 11 ·oo AM •• the Memorial Q\t)pel •nt•rme<tl ..,.,..,lo• Carl Calloway. operations manage r a nd technical director of the Page<mt of the Masters in Laguna Beach, has been honored by Senior Troops of the Girl Scouts of America . . Pac111c View c11ec>e1. 1n1ermen 1 •mmeotete•v 1o1•-•nv. Hart>or L•wn. Plan rlroceeds Pe<lfoc v,.w MemO<MI Park Pe<oloc Mount Ohve Mort""fY Of °"I• Mn •. r · ,,_ M<>f'lu•o e11rec-•. M4-2700 ...o-sss. MOSIES JOflOOH BEVERLY M. M<.l~.ES, rKodflnt of RUTH KATHARINE JOROON , r•\I· Anel'lelm, ~· Pu.O •wey on ADt•I •. dent ot 8elb0a Island. C•. Poi.eel HN. She •S wrvo~ b'f her husNnO awey on Aprll 4 191"1 Survived by l Ph•llP 0 . ~ ... Al•l'letm, c. .. I Min $0<!•. R_, JorOon ol San Fr•n<IKO. Gary Cr...,onJ Of CMtA MeW. Ce .. 1 C• .. Roch.trO Jo•OOn <1nd Cecil R. ll•u11hler Lff Su1an" E\lred• ol Lynell bolh o1 8•1b0a ''"""· ca 1 111-. .. lde, C.., lier .-.11er Mr\.. H•~et or•ndcholdrtn Mrs Joroon wa• a Felt of Cost• ~ C. .. I brOtller pioneer of llalbQ,f hl•nO "' 1919 and c .. o0 F•llol -.. c..' ,,.,.,Ev• Hl•Oll"*S -per...-nl rKl-e .Jo Llttl•)oNIOf Hun~ a..<11. CA. there on HSO. Siie wu •n active ·•"" • ll'"'*hllllrM Crematton ••· memoer ill Ille 1,..ay AnQlers 5clor1 '~ w 8eo aro.ow.v Mor1uery. F•sh•nv auo. -w~ • ,..._ o1 ... , aroM1weyMOttla.,,ydlrec:1ors.. the Slerr• Cl1.1b •I'd Issac Welton SAN FRANC I SCO <AP> -The San Fran- eisco Public Utilities Commissi'On has voted to proceed with plans to renovate the 1917-e ra Forest Hill Munic ipal Ra ilway station. The long-time festival worker was honored for services as audfo technician dunng the l nterna· tional Food Fa ir. held on the festival grounds every year since 1969. The honor was extended by the Girl Scouts of Capistrano Valley, Laguna Beach. Laguna Niguel and San Clemente. CMALJ"')UX Society. Ser-wiil be llekl •I tO•OO OOROTHY Y.1 C""'LI FOUlC. rnl-AM°" Monday •t l'M Pac•fk V.ew Opti ons Presented fent Of Costa Mew. Ce. Pui.ed aw•y C .... pel woth Rev lle._ih McMIH•" ot on -"Ptll ), 1m. S... •• •vrvlveel bl' • the Newpon ~er tJnHeo ~•-•ii •oe<• -"""-GlrOI ~t of Cosl• ~. Churcll ollico•hno. lntermtnl at . C•, 1 COUJln• M•rle 51rln\lty OI "-<llK ,,_~al P•rll. In loeuot (ht<ato, llhnols _ .. orm.n Wllh•m• 1-n. me ,_,,,.,, SUOIJttlS memoro•I o•ln•S..)Qr...o-ni.cK•none-•• co.,lrot>utoon• 10 lhe lsuc Wallo,, C.•••nlde _...""'""'"be •t lhe Good Soc,.ty or the Col.ti.ion of Pr-rv•llOft 5roepherd Cemet<try, Hunton11ton of Game Ft\11. Px•lk View Mortu .. ry eeach Bell 8rNClloooo Mortu•ry o• oorec:lon Cost• Mewdlr~\O'~ MY£•~ PIBF&MILY COlOMIJ.. FUHllil H°"41 7801 Botsa Ave. Westmi nster 893-3525 --PACIHC YllW MIMOtUA.L , ... Cemetery Mortuary . Ch31>el 3500 Pac1hc View Onve Newport Beach ~4-2700 --.McCOIMICI MOITUAlllS Laguna Beach 494-94 15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 486-'776 ---IALTJ..m .. OM N•A' NOMI 646-2•124 # Costa Mesa 673-~50 ----==AY ~ 110 Broedwty Cost1 1Mesa . ~2-8150 ~ -.. IMITM6nma&. " MGITUAIY WISTCWtlCHAPll. o.tretOtY • Flower ShOo 427 E. 17th St Costa Me.. ~-888 --PmCa •ontms IMIM'I MDITUAIY . 127Mlin8t • BET TY JANE MYERS, •e•t<tenl 01 D•llH THU fo1me ru1den1 ol r .., NewPl)rl Bffch, c.. Pessed •••Y on Aprtl l, 1'19 at Ille -of SI Beloveo wif• of ~1n M"rs. Iovino mot""r OI A-rt Myers Of lAlteWOOd. Ca. •n<I ~us.n Myers ol Menlo Parlt, Ca • Funer•I wrv"es w111 l)e held tOC141y Frtdn April •. 1919 •I I 1.00 AM .tt Ille Melrose Abbey M•usoieum Chepel wilh Rev. Oonllld Sturge(ln olfle1•t1~. Entomoment will lie et the ~lros.e Abbey M•usoteum, Anaheim, C•. Smith TIAll<ll L•tnb Mortuary, •'11 E. 1 n11 St .. Co\l.t MtH Qjte<tOH. ~ FUNERAL I DIRECTORS l Harbor Lawn , Mount Olile : Mortuary 11 Cemetery : ~rematory ~ • Interment In : Anr Cernetety ~ •Shipment •Burlal ' lnau,.nc• I •Cremation " $211.oomplet• Call /or /rte Cremation Pon/oUo 1• .... AM. ~ • ~= ~· .. . . ~ . . · --. c MBA May Not Help By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: My career seems 1&alled. I am wondertog If I sbouJd try to get an MBA -mas&er 's in busi· ne11 admlnlltntlen degree? -T. K., Boa1&., Texas The MBA baa been oversold as a p a nacea for i;luggish upward passage. While this credential could prove enormously helpful in your situation. pa~e to think thco\Jgb questions suggested by 11 counselor, Marilyn Moats Kennedy, no relation. of Evanston. Ill. -Why do I think an MBA is going to help my career ? lt your boss says anybody who wants to get promoted in your company must have an MBA. and you cannot verify this wilh your research, the MBA may be a smoke screen for the true reason you're nol being advanced. -WIDCll OF MY CA&El:a goals will benefit from an MBA! Is it worth several difficult years of qight school for no better reuon tho ''it can'l hurt?" If you lack cl')'Slal·clear aims. an MBA will help you become a better educated. Uftdeclded person • lf you do have goals, will a more selective pro1ram or education and sell ·improvef\\t!l:lt be more Ulrely lo do lhe job faster? -How well regarded are the aebools available to me? tr you would be geUlng your MBA at a so· so In· tt.ltutlon. the credential may impress your mother. but few others. You'll mi11 the contacts you could have 11lned tn • more preatlliOul pro. 1ram. Wbat do you think they're really sellina at big.Jeague bull.Deis adlools? ( [ __ CA_RE_ERS_] -Do I have the motivation and ability to finish? Ir you were an ind.if· ferent undergraduate student, why do you think you 'II s lick wHh theoretical subjects after a hard day oa the job? And what will your boss think if you qwt after announcing your intention lo earn an MBA? -WHAT OPTIONS MIGHT t in· vesligate to advance my career'.' Have you sought .ways to gain ex· posure through speaking or writing in trade association circles? Ex· plored volunteer work to try new s kills? Chec k ed less expensive course work lo correct s pecific prob· lems and become ramiliar wilh new areas? tr your root problem is people-based. psychotherapy may be more effective than • theory course' in hum1n relalions. \ Maril)'n~o8*8Kennedyian'tknock· mg the value of further educ:atloo - she's a former•college dean. in facl. She is emphasizing . contrary to educaUonal folklore. thal an MBA cannot work a miracle it your career is going nowhere. READER SERVICE: You've thought about it and the MBA sllll looks good lO you? Send for a copy of an MBA magazine r e print. "The MBA Salary Survey 1978." Encl0&e a 28-cenl stamped. self·addresaed, long while envelope with your request to Joyce Lain Kennedy al B9x 1580, Costa Mesa 92628. Ask fOll "MBA Salary." ..... Health Care Battle Looms By THOMAS D. EUAS A major confrontation between the Brown ad· ministration and California doctors is shaping up over the oflen·controversial Medi-Cal program . The essence of the latest dispute is this : Brown's Department of Health Services seeks better controls over the costs of treatment for three million persons eligible for Medi·Cal. BUT THE DOCTORS BELIEVE cost controls would limit lhe options of poor people seeking care. whlle forcing them to use county hospit.:ls and. possibly, to get inferior care. SOl.ITHERN t;ALIFORNIA f 'OCUS The state proposals. drafted by de partment direct.or Beverlee Myers, w i l l s hortly be in- troduced into the s tate Senate. where they will almost certainly be fought by doctors, hospitals and medical laboratones . That·s because the aim or Myers' plan is to re· duce the number of medical prov1 derl> eligible to treat Medi-Cal patients For example. Myers wants to cut the number of participating hospitals from 630 to less than half lhat many. And she wants Jab services now handled by about 1,000 firms centralized in 15 or 20 facilities. "WHAT WE SUGGEST IS nothing more than what is already ha ppening in the marketplace." said Pete Weisser. s pokesman for the Health Services department. "Right now. about 40 to 50 hospitals do about half thl' Medi-Cal work . "Many doctors already opt not to be 1n the pro gram. They may handle only four or ft vl' Medi-Cal patients a year. but we have to superv1St' them Just the s ame as those who handle many pallents." But physicians see it differently "This disgusting and arrogant Cplan > de· liberately attempts to de ny access to mainstream medical care to the proorest element or our soc1e· ty ," charges Dr. Richa rd Corlin. president of the Los Angeles County Medical As::.oc1allon But Weisser respondi_ that "the system " hai. already abandoned the Pl'er to a second lier of medical care. "On<' thmg we want to make very clear is that w(• insist that no changes lead to re · ductions in either eligibility or services. because that would be penali zing the poor for something they have no control over .. IT'S LIKELY THAT THE department pro· posals would save money Economies or scale and reductions in the number of providers needing s upervision could cut several million dollars from overall costs. But t he pla n would also dri ve ma ny laboratories out of business and do s ubstantia l harm to some hospitals which now depend on Medi-Cal pay- ments. "Medi .Cal is not designed as a welfare program ror the provider s." says We isser . .. Decisions have to be made in lhe best interests of the Medi- C a I system . In the e r a o f Proposit ion 13, shouldn't we make whatever eeonomies we can.,.. MY•1t~ Responds Corlin. "These proposals would undo all the good that has been done by the Medi-Cal program c allowing poor people to choose whatever doctor they want just like everybody else>." He charges that "gross mismanagement. high level inefficiency . . and unbelievably high overhead cost" are the real reasons for today's high Medi· Cal tab. CORUN SAYS HIS GROUP won't even meet with Myers or her staff uoti.J she withdraws her proposal. But it seems quite c lear that the plan won't be withdrawn just because of demands from doctors. The fight almost certainly will end up in the Legislature, where it's a good bet that the doctors will have far more clout than the Health Services de partment. Huntington Man Honored T ec hni ca l Sgt. Reeford F. Hall. son or. Mrs. Maree V. Ramsey or 15802 Bluebird Lane, Huntington Beach, has been named out.a~g noncommissioned of. fleer or the Year at Mount Lagua a Air Force Station. Calif. A miuile warning and s pace s u r;.etllance, sensor technician. he isj assigned to t.lle 14th Mis· slle Wamlnc Squadron.! a part of the Aerospace1 Defense Command. P:lftd Schusss what you w•nt in t he Sllllln1 CIHslfled HI of '"• Dally fltlot '42-6671 • _.......,.. N•Ol•,..e The Justice Depa rt· ment says it has de· cided not to pro· se c ute Graham Martin, former am· bassador to Vietnam, on charges he mis- ha ndled top secret inte lligence docu· men ts. Gin Fizz Co n t e nt Assaile d SAUSALITO <AP> - The quaint Alta Mira Hotel. which for years took pride in its $1.75 Ramos Gin Fizzes. has been accused in a civil s uit of falsely printing on its napkins that l h ounces of gin go into the drinks . Instead. investigators said. they found lhe hote l 's fizzes contain less than 1 pe rcent alcohol. The drink con· cocted from the recipe on the napkin. however. c o n tains 9 percent alcohol, they say. ••WE'RE NOT re nder· ing a vaJue judgment as to t he quality of the drink," s aid Marin County District Attorney Jerry Herman. who filed the s wt . "We're merely saying they have been deceiv· ing thousands of people every month." Herman said. WI LLIAM Wachter , the 75-year-old Ge rman· born owner or the tourisl attraction. said he h as never lasted one or his hote l's fizz.es. But, be said, "Nol once have we ever had a complaint." No state law specifies how much alcohol musl De in any drink. Legal action was taken against the hotel only because il had a printed recipe pro· vided to its customers. Al'. YOUR.SERVICE I MISCEl:LANY I ~ San Juu C•l>il&ruo .. .,,.. ~ .. rr-. ~ u r•·electe tl lo a second term as lbe Clty rouncll'• top otndal this week. Fraeta, d e •• o f i-upt"rvlalon »t "oua• tllln Volll'Y High St'hool. h i tMJYVed 00 l~ COUil> ell t.hn.-e }'f'Jris 0.ly...._ ..... .._ SECOND TERM Sen Ju•n'1 frteH WlllSER. Idaho (AP ) -A Jud&• wt.o cMaMd an epileptic mOlMr custocl,y ol her cblldren bu dltq\laW\td bhnaell rrom turther acUoD ln the cue, N.Ylnl be 1' bl ed. O~ct Juqe OUbert C. Norris announced lD court that be could no tonier hear lbe cue MCIUM of hll fe lln11 after tho publicity 1ur· ro:.andtaa lhe cia.s ' G•r1 llaui.durwr w .. i. t lecteCt nHl)OI' [H O l t>m lie ·wu r h1t•Lt'd '4l th -----· -LYNNAE •OVE HAS BEEN Involved In a dlApute wllh her hu11b1od, Terry, over cusi,ody of lhf•ir two ch1ldreo She :;ulfers from nocturnal l'pllcpsy und her hu baod cooteods s.be cannot suf. flcleotly ftlre for thelr chUdreo. cow.ell '" li18. Fivt Olhl•r • a Juan couMUm n hltve rv(ttf 38 lh~ <'•ly '.s mayor mor e thirn one-., ee>n st'rutl\•t•l v s1nre the CO Mmuoit WllS l D· "Corpdratro in 1001 Medal Award Tb Navy Contmenda· tton Medal was awarded t o Gunnt'r> S~r1e.1nt Lewi• T MUDOI for se r vi ce aa ad mlnlstrat1vl' chief with ~<VMAc AW 1 242> T~ ~n te Ta•lc DEAR P(\T: Is there any slate agency that rt>~ ulales city cleaners? If so. I would like its name and addTess and mfonpat1on about how t·om plaints are handled K E , Fountain Valley Tbe Board •o( Fabric Care < 1020 N St .. Sacramellto. CaUf. 95814), an agency within tbe st ate Department of Consumer 1\rfalrs, is the licensing agency for dry cleant"rs. The board at· tempts to mediate consumt>r complaints against dry cleanlng Ueensees. The complaint-handling proc:edure involves asking the complainant to write lo the board with specifics and the name. address, and t elephune number of both complainant and dry cleaner. U the complaint concerns a damaged or lost article, the complainant Is requested to include the ap- proximate date of purchase and price. Alter re · cei•ing lnfotmation from the complalna.nl, the llcPnsee II contacted for bis· version or tbe facts. Based upon all information rtteived, lhe board at· tempts to effect a settlement. If the board can't resolve the problem after talking to both coraplainant and dry cleaner, It rtt· ommeodB contact with an nnbiased professional third party. Depending on lhe nature of the com- plaint il would recommend the Inte rnational Fabricare Institute in GlendaJe (to perform a laboratory analysis to determ.lne the cause of damap. u..,.eby placillg lbe respottslbWty on tbe dry cli811eri &be fabric, the manufacturer, or the complainanO, the Better Business Bureau's TU· tile Arlll&ratJon Panel or Small Claims Coart. Gtt;de. Oflerff Fabri~ Detalb DEAit READE RS : The state Board of Fabric· Care is offering a free brochure. "A Consumer's Gulde Cb Fibers, Fabrics, and Finis hes,•· lo better acquailli people with purchase, care and handling of wearing apparel. This booklet includes inform•· lion about bow long clothing should last, how lo purchase wisely. care labels and helpful h.ints on ho" lo buy and care for clotblng. The board also bas a 15 minute movie, "Fabr ics-n ow They Can Serve Us Better ." Consumers ar~ glvf'n Ups about choosing the right fa bric, bo"'° lo understand and use the care and content labels on Clothing, and where to go for help ii the~ Is a prob,~m. The ..viewer also is shown ex: a mples of fabrics a nd weaves in various forms. What goes on In a. testing laboratory <where fibers and fabri~s are ,subjected to tesls lo determine strength, durability, aod resistance to wrinkling and lire> Is reaturrd in the mm. \ttslc ·~~~ ·~; 1 p . . ft,; 61.opping Norrll!I' rullna this year givln1 2·year·old Tanya 1tnd 6-month-old Bret to Moye, a travelln1 mapmaker for the US. Geoloeical Survey, drew n•Uonwidt' publicity Loeal newspa]>ers have been filled with letters er tlc1iinf: the j udge ror bis decision. "f:nt <1 11rohl1•,,1" Tht•n wnte 10 POI Dunn Pat will t'ut r t•d IOIJ'' 1wttmq th11 answer• and actwn 11ou need to !>viii(> mt•qwt1es in goi>emment and bwint.s.s Mail wur que /l()rl.\ t<> Pot l>urm At Your Servact. Orange Coast DOJl11 /'?lot P O Uor 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 9262/i As many lf'ltt>rs as posS1ble Wtlt be omwered. but phbtu>d 111qum£1s or letters not including the reoder·s full namt'. address and bu.smell$ hours' phone numbt>r canl'l(lt beconSldt>rl'd Thiscolum11appearsda1· ly t!IC'epl Saturdays ·· Phone <213) i 2t·4130 or write lo: S&ate Board of Fabric Care, 1020 N S&., Sacramento, CaUf. 95814, &o request a pamphlet or to r~serve a copy of tbe movie. S~au Ticket Refu•dable DEAR PAT: My daughter purchased three Holiday Hi ll ski llil tickets for $21 from Ticketron. There was a sign posted staling that the ticket price would be refunded if they couldn't be used due lo road closure. The sales lady verified this. The roads were closed the day the tickets were good and when my daughter tried to get a refund, she was to use the tickets any other lime this season. That's not possible because she and her two friends attend college and will not be in this a rea . G.S .• Newport Beach A refund will be Issued to your daugbter U sbe malls the tickets wltb a brief explanation to tbe at· tentlon qf Holiday HJll's bookkeeper, Dlesala Melbar. /tis. Salutatfoft a ltf l•••talce DEAR PAT : Now that so many businesses are owned and managed by women, what is the pre- fer red salutation for business letters? J .W., Irvine lrvlae College of Bu.1l.oe98 reeommeods trying to determl.ne lbe title preference of lbe womu before writing a baslness leUer. U this l.ID't pout. ble, ue ''Ms." Gloria Zlgner" .,,_r of Gloria Ztgner a Aaocla&es hte •• al9o GPU for ..... wll.lle Carolyn Harvey, pnsldent of &be Newport Barbor Baslness and Professional Women's Club, says ''Mjn" II preferable. Depont Interest Not Re4ulred DEAR PAT : Can T get interest on my rentaJ security deposit? K.K., Costa Mesa Landlords are not required to pay interest on deposits and most refuse lo do so, but you can ask and see what happens. ..,,,,. ~ . \ a1 m1c/I Plaza ~ : (~1'iA I ~ MARI GOW RobCJ1t, popular annuals ranging from 6" to narty 3 ft. tall. Plant In ft.II sun (or gorgeoua blooms from now through rau. Long.la11lng for cut flowers In yellows. golds, orange and-bronze.maroon. ,• . IMPATIENS ' Spring through Summer color-red, pink. orange, white or variegated- !JTOWS In filtered sun. BANDINf #2 A February reeding is very Impo rtant for a healthy attractive lawn. Bandlni N2 is ideal for feeding establishe d dlchrondra and blade grass lawns. Start your feedtng cycle now. PALl!JDOSUM Our Oaiiies are in full bloom. They grf>'ll in green mounds almost totany dotted with s mall white Oowe rs . Thissun·loving d aisy is easy to grow, and a re ready for pla nting now! BEGONIAS Abrous varieties indudng the popu- lar Richmondenlis type. Deep reds, bright pinks and white. Grows bMt In our coastal area. GERANIUMS The re is a great selection of th ese popular, hardy perennials including Zonal. Ivy a nd Pelargonium vari- e ties. They lo ve the sun a nd come in a fa ntastic selection o f reds, pinks. lavenders and white. San Joaqwn Hills Rd. at Mac.Arthur Blvd .. NewPort Beach, (7 14) 640-5800 ()pen Daily 9am to 6pm Certificate holders get high interest rates. but they have to commit their money for long periods. Passbook customers can add or withdraw whei needed. but thejr interest rate 1s much 10\.Ver. High rates like certificates with passbook Oexibility. Commercial Credit's Super Thrift Account is a super new idea. When your:- balance is $5000 or more, we pay 81A% interest so youeam an effective annual yield of 8.51 %. And you don't have to tie up your money for 6 months to 8 years to collect full interest without penalty. You can add moneyorwithd~wwhen you wan t and still earn full interest from day in to day out. compounded qua11erly. If you prefer, open your Super Thrift Account with a::i little as $500. You earn an effective annual yield of 6.14% because we pay b0owhen accounts are $25 to $5CXJO. Your interest automatically jumps to 81A% whenever ~ur Super Thnft Account balance is $5000 or higher. Interest rates can change from time iO time. but our ob1ective is to always pay higher rates than banks and savings and loans. For indMduals, corporations and organizations. Available to Calif omia residents only. Get the details you need to open your account: Fih out the coupon or call us now. We'll give you more facts on our Super Thrift Aa:ount. Or mail your check now and start earning super interest from the postmarked date. Compare our occount or certificate. upl'I' Thrift Account with your r-----~-----------------, For morr informo11on about a upe-r Thrift A«ouht. I Balance of SSOOO or more Bat11nce $25 to S5000 Withdraw without penalty Add money and wll hcfraw as needed Larger balanc~ rewarded with higher lnteresl lntl'rest earned from day·in 10 day-oot Statements Instead of i>aM- books or ~lflcates which could ~ lost or stolen 5UPfR "0t.JR lHRlt"T <ACCOUNT OR ACCOUl'll C.LHTll ICAIT 8'1.'.t ?~ 6~ ? '-'I YES 0 YES D NO VES 0 YES D NO YES 0 YES a NO YES 0 VES 0 NO YES 0 VES a NO pnnr onf, your 1101111' ond oddre" and moil this I coupon ttday. I ' I 0 Here·~ my check Of money order for S I 10 open a ~Pft Thrift Account ($500 mlnlmuml I Type of Ac.count 0 Individual 0 Joint T~ncy : 0 Corporation I I I In theMllllU~ol------------1 Pie•.., 1"1111 A~ounl "'d'"""-------------1 I City & &at!, _________ _...,,. ___ I My Social Stturity/Tax 1.0. 1 ---------1 Phone I I CM I L------------------------J • I CQMMEROAL (Rp)IT ~O.!Drr..rLAN. INCORrORATE.D Co.la .._. 379 1Aic_l"1. SI. 92627 Pllone 64S.8700 ~ lecilch 1807$ Oolct.n Weet St 92647 PboM 847-7771 ... . I ..,. • .. .. • . . , • ~ . . . . .. .. • t I • j 1 ' • ' • . • . . " . ~ l • • • . • • . . . . • I . I. ' • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . 2.99 Reg. $5 tenka end tH1 - now 40% off! Jr. sizes S-M-L; full figure tees sizes 40-44. $5 Reg. 1.50 & 1. 75 bikinis pr . & briefs. Solids or prints in women's sizes 5 to 7. 3.99 Reg. $6 tank tops of cotton blend terry or knit. Color choice. Misses' sizes S-M-l. 5.99 Reg. $9 denim shorts of cotton, in white or lndi~o. Style choice. Sizes 6-1 . 5.99 Reg. $1 polynter p.,ts In assorted colors. Sizes 6-16 short; 8-18 average. 6.99 Reg. $10 bikini 1wlm1ults. 5-way. bandeau. or shirred halters. Sizes 9/10-13/14. Reg. $3 Intents' boxed sleep 'n play one-piece sets for f nfants. Reg. $6 sundresses in toddler sizes 2-3-4. Many with matching panty. 3.99 . Reg. 1.25 pr. knee-hi'•· Cable-knit acrylic/nylon. Girls' sizes 6/7'h, 7 /8'h, 9/11 . Reg. $4 glrls' shortells . Polyester/cotton terry. 4-6X. Sizes 7-14, reg. $5. 3.99. Reg. $5 girts' knit topa of polyester/cotton terry or Interlock. Sizes 4-14. 3.69 ea. Levi's 501,shrink-to-fit denim jean of rugged 100% cotton. Waist sizes 28-38. _._._ ... ' 33°/o off 5 pr. $4 2.99 2 for $7 8.99 9 99 Reg. $14 hostess longs. Reg. 5.50 pkg. of 3 briefs, 3 3 99 Peasants. floats. caftans in crew or V-neck tee shirts. f 0 r • prints or florals . S·M-L. Pre-shrunk cotton. S-M-L-XL. • C ~ 5(~J.a·~~::;:~Re~g.~~S~15~p~~,~~d e~arrl;ng1:---~~Reg;.~s&d;~ .. ;s~hlrt~1w~ith~3te99~~-i11111 ~. r l 0 off 14K gold posts. Costume short s leeves. Sizes 14!h-17. • •· ~ Jewelry Dept. 2.99-7.49 Long sleeve reg. $9. 4.99. ~ A 5()0l Reg. $55-$120 10K gold Reg. $18 famous maker 2501 ih . u u ~ 10 off ~~:T:u~~t~~~~~~:.~;~;~~ , ~~,i~rs~~~:~~~~~;.~. 10 off ~ ..... ________ _ ::~:_:~. .-·.-... 1--0--.-9--9--~-·-a~-.y-\-31-:1-~-:,-a~-~-!~-!-~-. ~-71..8-s-. _____ :_::_rct_m_. -~-~-l~-i-~=-,-. ----9--9--¢--=::=;::==~= ·-Reg. 14.99 half sizes, 11.99. washable, non-allergenic. ~-· .. . . .. I 2 wood platform and man-made polyester/cotton percale . 7 . 97 Reg. 15.99 sand ala with Reg. $6 twin sheets of 2 f 0 r $6 uppers in tan. Save 50%1 Other sizes also on sale. 2!5°/o off 8.99 t , Reg. $3-$7 belts of jute; leather. macrame or fabrics. 2.25-5.25 ••· Levi'• denim Jun• in boys' sizes 8-12 reg. & sllm. Student waists 26-30. 10.19. Reg. 3/3.50 briefs & t ... of pre-shrunk cotton. S(6-8), M(1~12), L(14-16), Xl.(18-20). Reg. $8 awtrn trunks with drawstring, elastic waist. S-M-L fits sizes 8-18. r ' • . .. " Reg. $30-$45 quitted bedspreads. Twin , full . queen, king. $20-$30 Reg. $19-$80 open-weeve dreperla in choice of width and three colors. 9.50-$30. Reg. $12 81. Mlected print bl1nkets In 66"x 90" and 72"x 90'' sizes. 2 for $12. .33°/o off 50°/o off 50~/ooff .. l~SIDE: -Ann Unders •SPorts -· ~Horosc..,-•Bu11Mil-· _ .. ,__,~~ ,.... _ __....,.--__.,--~------.-......---,._,Aptt •· t_tn __ ...--;~ • Th0usands of volunteers joined March af Dimes hike . • More than 3, 000 volunteers braved sun- burns end blisters last Saturday as they strolled ct>wn a 20..mlle route in Irvine to collect pledges for the 1979 March of Dimes. The Superwalk, which began at 7:45 a.m .. raised $115.000 for the March of Dime•' fight against birth defects. The elaborate trek included eight check- points; four of which provided entertainment for the weaty walkers. ·To give participants a final boost, the El Toro Manne Band accompamed walkers during the last mile of the route. Overhead. a hot air balloon camed celebrities and radio personalities who preferred to take the easy way out. Below, walkers learn that the shortest distance between two points is not the snake-like bike trail along the Edison easement m Irvine. At left, Jerry Smalling of .Newport Beach gives son, Wesley, a p iggyback ride on last leg of the walk. /ft right, Mark Peterson, 13. of Cypress, cools his heels at end of walk, half of which he ran. Oa1Jy P"1l9t Photos by Gary Ambrose Coast Residents Aim to . Make Book 8y SAN DIE EGAN Of ,.,. 0.ot, Polol $!Ml Five hundred fifty Orange County residents are confideot they'll break a world record Saturday. April 7, when they rendezvous at Devonsb..ire Downs, NorthridJte, to be filmed for a TV "special." Dancing up a storm at last minute rehearsal are approximately 200 of the 550 local tap dancers who 'll be going for a world record Saturday, April 7. The record: the 550 Orange countaans- almost a ll of whom live in the co astal com· mun1ties -plan to outdo 500 Britishers who got themselves listed in the "Gu.inness 'Book of World Records" four years ago for being the largest group of tap dancers ever assembled in one place executing a dance routine. Here, nearly 200 of the local hoofors re· hearse under d.irection of Dorothy Jo Swanson in her Corona del Mar dance studio. The 550 dancers, ranging from 4 to 85 years old, a re Crom tap dance classes taught at Coastline Community College, Cal St ate Fullerton, El Toro School of Dance, Laguna Niguel School or Performing Arts, Joan Golden School or Dance, Re ne 's School of Dance. Phyllis t;yr Academy , Saddleback Dance Center, Triple C Studio of Theatre Arts and Brenda's Dance Studio. The oldest dancer scheduled to participate is Peggy Gene Evans, who Ms. Swanson said waa..the prima ballerina in Lon Chaney's classic mov1e, "Phantom of the Opera." The television program being filmed Satur· day lo the San Fernando Valley is called "David Fros t 's Guinness Book or World Records." It's scheduled for airing over the ABC network al 8 p.m. Sunday, May 6. 1 Coordinating the massive dancing project is Brenda Klatzes of Laguna Beach. According lo Ms. Swanson, the public can vlew the filming, which will begin at 10 a .m .• because there are 5,000 bleacher seats at Devonsb..ire Downs The Orange County world-record·breakinc hopeful boofen are scheduled to travel to Nol'tbrtdle in 1everal bus caravans, departia1 at approx.lmate17 4 a.m. Saturday, April 7. Eacb dancer wut be identlcally atUred iD tuedo 8etumm ad, of eoune, tap lboea. EYWJ performer In the preeiaioll tap unce extru.,an11 will receive a Partlciplntl Scroll from the "Guinness Book of ~orld ~rda." .. ' ' •' •• I • • I # t i DML.YlttLOT ,rldey, Aprit 8, 1t7t Marcy McClain Rams kicker Glen Walker Ginger Hooton Tb• lineup lntludtd G1rve1, C h andler, Hootoe. roraw. Hum· p_bre7. LaBocltt . .lltCJaia.. lllller, Olaen Hd Youqb&ood -bul tbe 1ame wua•t football Of' b•Mbl.ll Th• event w11 the Atbletei l:n Arllon, <AIA I Gold Medal Club 1pring faabjon •how •l the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Both player• and ··~ ~· , . --; Pam Forster It's Wet Noodle Ti01e DEAR ANN: The wet noodle has been in re· tire me nt for quite a while . Well -bring it out again. You've got 10 las hes coming for not seeing beyond your nose when that fellow wrote in and complained about "fat slobs" and "able-bodied" p eople parking in spaces r e· served for the h a n· dicapped. I 'm overweight so I would probably be clasaified by you as a "fat slob" -but I also have a severe asthmatic condition and cannot walk more than a few s teR.S without being winded. U the weather is cold I dare not go out at all. My mother, who bas heart trouble, is the pic- ture of health. You W"Uld never know to look at her that she bas -any physical problem whatever. She must be driven to the nearest en- tra ncei at all times. These spaces reserved for the handicapped are • godaend to both of us . So please, Ann, next time folks write and complain about healthy fat 1lob1 taking up 1pacea reserved for tbe handicapped, say a word in our behalf. Just bec:auae we aren'l in 1Vbeelcbairs or on crutches doesn't mean we are not severely d is- abled. -ONE OF MANY DEAit ONE: •1 llam-... =-.. ,_wt all ........ ................ " eleltMrllll. TIMn ar• .... ..,. ......... re .. , • ..., ft& ... 1101 .............. Cft ... II .... tM• IU& I ad· •n11 •1 •lea:· • • Ap· ............. ,,... are &•a& 1•• ••• •t NSSD &e •H &•eae •• ,.... ,..Cft -... leaH &H• for U101e ........ Ann Landen DEAR ANN: Our 16· year·old son left home in January because he got fed up with being told what to do. He lived with friends from coas t to coast , bumming all the way, getting kicked out by their parents regular· ly. Now he has come home, stone broke, hair down t.o his shoulders, s melling like a six-week· old piece of horsemeat. My husband a nd I de· cided he could live here so long as be cleaned himself up and slopped running around nights. nearly every morn- ing with a bunc h of morning with a bunch of creepy kids who look and smell like he does. He bas informed us that be bu no intention of meeting any of our con· dltiona and that we can- not throw h i m out because the law in this s ta t e says we are responsible for him until be bu reached bia ma- jority. The whole f amiJy ls in • constant u p r oar ~ause of tbla kid. He does wb at~v er be pie.sea and bu no re· gud for anyone. What can we do ?-DIS · TRAUGHT PARENTS. DEAa PAaENTS: Finl, pleale kaow &Ila& , .. , ......... Ir of fll_. u , .. an. Re 18 aqry, a.ee.re, .... ..,... ... .. ... ,.. Me.Afllldlelltla• tneWH .W. Sime &llere la eo co••••lutlon be&wee11 1• •M Mm. I s u ggest an inte r · m e diary, s om e one the boy can talk to -a pbyslclla clergyman, a coach a counselor. The boy eeds ther apy but it c ot be forced on him -be must ac· cept it willingly. Then you and your husband should go for counseling. This problem is a family matter. The boy is right when be says you cannot throw him out because be ls a mlnor. You can, however, place hlm in a de te ntion home if be becomes anmaoageable. <I don't recommend it.) Moat detention homes are factories t h at produce hardened criminals. Your son's hostUity did not develop ovenllgbt, so don't ex· pect miracles. Be pa- tient and remember that the cblJd who Is least lovable needa love the mos&. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a father who doesn't have much hair ten but I am ready to pull out the remaining strands. The problem : How can I get my 16· year-old to stop wearing my clothes? You are probably thinking, .. All 16-year-old sona like to get into Dad's clothes." Well, it 's not my son I'm writing about -it's my daughter. She grab s m y sweaters, shlrts, socks, gloves, caps -every. thing_ I own seems to wind up on tbls girl's back. Of course, they 1wim on ber but that' doe an 't matter -the blJ1er the better, except for Jeans. With them the TIGHTER the better. Is there • IOIUUon to tbJa problem or am I doomed for life? - SOON A JAYBIRD DBO .IAY: Not fH Ufe -• m&ll Ille geta marrW. AM tlletl yoa'll •l11berllbcra1y. • ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE ~--~AuthorstoSpe~ r.layerr wtves modeled n t he show, dealgned to 1cqualnl area women with AIA. which la part of C1 mpu1 Cruaade ro r Chri11t. AD ~ to taa La RH Ca•lbJ, ••1A9 with moretban21autbon A1u&elel: 8lolrapby of a who bave wri&Ma boob City:" -T-eny ronter al»d on Califorala wtU tu. Proeeedl from Ute la--.lllliiiiiiii ..... ....,,,....-...,...,.. Burl Kooton-1re both place saturday, Aprtl 28, formal meetiq, which _____ ....... __ _ pitchers. latbeLoeAnleletCouftty wtll beheld fr:om 12:IO to CalHornl • An1el1 llUMUmofRatural Hit· 4:10p.m.,willbeneftttbe wives modelln1 were tory. muaeum . Jan Humphrey, wife of Amon1 the nthors !!'!!!!!!!'!'!'!!'l!"!!~~J Models Included Buf· falo Billa wide receiver, Bobby Cb1ndlcr, L.A. Ram s punter G le n Walker and Tomp~ Bay uuartcrback Mike Rae. c atcher terry: Patti scheduled to diacus1 and La Roche, wife of pitcher auto1rapb coplea of tbelr One: and Janet Miller, bookaare: wife or. cente rflelder Jack SmJth, "The Big --.:::• Rick. . Ora n1e :" Elna Bakker,, ........... Connie Olsen, wife of ''An I sland Calle d 1122twt1or-..... the Buffalo Bllla' Phil, _C.:..::.•l:.:.lf:..:o..:.mi=a.:.: ·_· ...:J:..:o::hn=...:a.::ncl.:::.!!1 =CotU~= ..... ==~.._=~11~11~·~1 and Diane Younablood, Antique Show Women modeling In· eluded Ood.it r wives Cyndy Carvey, whose h u band S teve Is a Oral ba em an. Pa m Forster and Gi nger Hooton. whose husbands wife of the Rama' tackle J ac k , and Marcy McClain , wife of the Ram s' Kevin, a lso modeled. Buffalo Bills wide receiver Bob Chandler escorts professional model. ( Horoscope SATURDAY, APRIL 7 By SYDNEY OMARR ' ) ARIES CMarch 21-April 19): Emotions lend to dominate. Member of opposite sex draws line. makes demands. This could actually be constructive. Know it, act a ccordingly. Specula· lion, adventure of change , discovery a re accent· ed, a long with children and creative endeavors. TAURUS CApril 20-May 20): Study Aries message. Accent humor, curiosity, versatility, reaching for brass ring. You can claim ter· rilory, buiJd. make lire more safe and secure. Key is t.o time, to choose quality over quantity and to select love rather than intrigue. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Emphasis on ideas. calls, talks, messages. signals which aid in r egaining sense or direction. Aquarian, Taurus, Scorpio persons figure in scena rio. Refuse to be intimidated by neighbor or relative who is jealous and lacks interest or faith in anything. CANCER <June 21-July 22 ): Ask questions about money, goods Jost or stolen, written material that could aid in resolving dilemma. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittar ius persons play key roles. Good news is forthcoming affecting earn· ing potential. LEO <July 23-Augusl 22): Cycle continues high -trust judgment, intuition, timing . Taurus, Libra, Scorpio persons figure prom· inently. Utilize dramatic illustrations, sales techniques, showmanship. Your voice proves definite asset in professional and personal rela- tions hips. VIRGO C Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define terms, see as is, avoid self-deception. Pisces is in pie· ture. Accent on clandestine conference, secrets, discretion, whispers of sweet nothings. Answers obtainable if you get backstage perspect.ive. You could be on brink of making valuable dis· covery. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0 ct. 22): Emphasis on de· s ire. wis hes, fr iends hip, business deals. P riorities fall into place. Production is featured. Older individual proves faith. You are tested, challenged and you could emerge victorious. Member of opposite sex Is drawn to you and makes no secret of it. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You have "earned" right to a night on the town -or a gourmet dinner. Important assignment, task is com pleted. Aries compliments and criticizes, .at one and the same time. Professional superior regards you as "competition." . SAGITrARJUS !Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Make new start, express yoursetf in original way. Create your own traditions. Bow to no icon. Open lines of touch, feel, communication. Education, publishing, spirituality are featured. Leo figures prominently. CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19>: Concen- trate on security -remove concepts which drag you backwards. Accent on leases, charges, Investments, money connected with legal ex- penses. Cancer indivldu•l figures prominenUy. You 're due for profitable "revelation." AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Study Capricorn message. Empbu11 on public rec· ognition, partner, mate, legaJ quallflfle.Uonl. Examine various aspects of question, project. Don't be rushed to conclusions. Gemini wants to be a n ally. AnENl'IOM WePu I 111 ISTAftSALIS CONTACT .......... " w.&. a 1'ln. .................... 71NJ7J Now! Today thru Sun at the Huntington Center M,Jll Hundreds of excec>ttonel Pieces at hard·t<>-f'eseat prices. Also free evaluation clinic . 406 Fw/ end Beach Blvd., H.B. GRAND OPENING COT:rO!{ CAJ'{p<¥ A unique shop for the very •pecial young • Featuring Our: INF ANTS' BOUTIQUE EvefY.:lhing for baby from fumuhing• to furniture. KIDS' \VORLD Big & Little Girl.a and Boys F aahiom to grow with. Size• 2 to 8. · GIRLS' GALLERY Preaenting a carefully choaen collection of designer;'• styles for Spring. Size• 7 to Young teens 270 E. 17th STREET COSTA MESA• 646-4661 Monday through Saturday I 0-6 Sunday 12-5 CJomMw.UOD ..,. 119.99 11988 CJa•lltcm• 4' pada 1n VV1ous eizee. ~. 8.99-19.99 8ale•.aa.1e.u ••rt 4at11 olaair. 37". Rec ..... 44.99 ............ ...... 'rb• •••• ,. beutelaa&r • Reg .•.•• 34.99 lale ...... .. llal• »do• Coo« t.hro'aCh AJat1l 11. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Go slow, main· lain low profile, be positive rather than 10rry. Spotli1bt on job at hand, avaU1ble material, turnlnc table1 on one who bas been part of a ''whispering campaign.•· Check facts, figures, deposit slips . Ii '" ............ nNm ...... MOft ............ •aw.1 ... '1 Business ~.Apftll. 1111 Some Driven Prefer Gaaohol to Ga.oline AUGUSTA, M ai n~ tAPI ftulin1 in favor ot a nationwl~ <'redlt ~Pol'ling firm, a Maine JUdltl haa h eld that an In dlYldual' rl1ht to privacy Ls OU1 wel&hed by "comm r~••I 1pHch" ri1hta that allo~ trt-<hl lnveauaators to l'011t"Ct and rt' pe>ri fact.a on the S>C?rson' Ii( without perm1!4 lon t • DES MOINES, Iowa t AP> - Iowans have bffn beating the rising coat of gasoline and stretchlna fuel s upplies by lining up at ~ service stations for gasohol. State officials promot· Ing the fuel say they're sur· prised at its popularity. Iowans pumped an estimated 5.3 million gallON of the fuel in· to their tanks just in February. 8y 1983, they are expected to be using 184.6 million gallons of gasohol annually. state figures project. ( ENERGY J prices. But state officials worry about their losl revenue if ex· emptions continue, and the Iowa Development Commission is surveying users to see If they would stm buy lhe fuel without the exemption.~. Some lowana Mlieve lhe fuel'• use wW boolt com prices. tham helplq fannera wbUe red..a., the demand for imported oU. Getter said some motorists also cona~r it a s uperior fuel. · • ll 'a aomewbere belweea re- gular guoline and premium, but closer to premium. The ocU.De rating is three or four numbers higher than unleaded gasoline. u~nor Court J\lshre '"''Wh F. Nalmun ruled an CaH1r of Equtrax St-rv1N:g IM or ,, 1n\J. lht• nation' lu~e 1 crt·<.ltt " porting r1rm THE ll U li STR CK dov. n ·porliona or Matnt-'i. 18 month old Fu1r Crt'dit Rc1><>runa-Act m. un col\:Stl\ulton. I Equtfaic. i;oughl 10 prevent the law from talung 1•r ft·ct In Oe<'embet 1917 and. fail ing that. <'halltmgt'd its <'O n"4tilU llonli hty 'fhe drciston. wh1eh •~ ll(•1n.: UPJ>t>itled to lhtt Muint-Supr1•nw Jud1c1al Court by the !>lalt> ~•I t o r n e y g e n e r a I . ~ o u I 11 significantly extend F1r:.l Amendme nt p r olt•t•twn for comm erc 1 a ~ c redit C1rm !>. lawyerssrud A N D I T E X PA N D S th t• e m erging doctrine of .. cum mercial speech,·· which ,-.:rants some First Amendment t1j."!hts to business. In his ruling. Naiman held that any privacy right:$ cnJoyed by Maine cit lzens were not s trong enough to counter balan<.'c the ··co m mer c ial s peech" rights enjoyed by Equifax .-,. .. ,,.,.. .. GASOHOL GOES INTO DAVE STEFANIC'S CAR IN IOWA Dave Le nihan Pumps Fuel That Is 10 Percent G?lrn Alcohol 'Boa~ Helps Tire Sales Bizzarre A.d Puts Squeeze on 'Occupants' KANSAS CITY. Mo IAP> With the help of a "dehydrated boa constrictor, .. Paul Brown bas solved the direct-mail ad· vertising mystery -getting the "occupant .. to open and read. Hi~ advertising mailer carries a skull and cros~nes and a warning : "If you throw this in .vour wastebasket unopent-d, a capsule of water inside will break. spiJJing onto a dehydrat ed boa constrictor. He will then crawl oul and crush your little body." THE BIZARRE approach lo advertising apparently is gelling people to read the mailer In the first three months of its use. sales were 36 5 percent higher than the year before, he says Jnside h.is first m ailer was an ·'exclusive" interv iew with Brown. s upposedly in Nepal. a city the brochure says is "re- cognized for the development or the capsulated dehydrated boa constrictor.·· Then he got down to business and. in question -a nd ·a nswer form. told about the tires he sells . "THE IMPORTANT thing with any advertising is to get people to read it, .. Brown said. "You need to do som ething to get their attention ... Roberts Wim Suit Brown, 61, has a degree in ad- vertising from the Univers ity of Missouri and runs Dealers Tire Co . H e w r ites h l s o wn newspaper. radio a nd d irect. mail advertisements. SAN DIEGO <AP 1 • Roberts Farms of Kern County has been The first skull and crossbones mailing went to S.500 addresses in October. Brown attributed part of his s ales boom to a severe winter and higher-than· average demand for snow tires. But he figures the ad accounted for most or the sales increase. awardi>d S2. J million by a federal Jury here after a three-month trial The jury returned its award against Jasmine Grove~. a tax shelter farming corporation that had sued Roberts Farms for S30 million in a dis pute over a land purchase Jasmine Groves bought 5,800 acres of San Joaquin Va lley land from Hollis Roberts in 1968. then hired Roberts Farms to ma nage the property · J asmine contended many of the almond trees had a disease called non-infectious bud failure or "crazy top, .. which caused buds to fall. .Jasmine·s suit charged that Roberts knowingly sold diseased trees "WE RECEIVED dozens or visits and calls from customers who laughingly referred to the brochure,'' he said. "Many said t hey read every word of the ad- vertisement -a copywriter's dream " The corporation quit paying its management fee after filing suit. so Roherts filecl a countersuit seeking payment of the fees The JUry rejected Jas mine's claim and accepted Roberts·. The case was heard before US. District Court J udge Wilham Enrighl. Brown has another advertise- ment m the mail. ELDORADO. VINTAGE '79. OFFERED WITH PRIDE. The ride. The comfoti. The classic elegance. Test drive the Eldorado today. EXCELLENT SELECTION I rvine S&L R epor•• Gain Irvine Savings and Loan Association has an· nounccd an increase of 54. 7 percent in before· tax earnings for the year ended Dec. 31, 1978, over 1977 The association's profit returned 15.48 percent on stockhold ers equity. increasing the book value per outstanding share stock to $15.25 from $13.23 at the end of 1977. Pacesette r lnrome Dip• American Pacesetter . Newport Beach. has reported net income of $4,295,857, or 68 cents per common s hare. on revenues of $48.081,000 for the year ended Dec. 31 . This compares with net income of $5.445,683. or 87 cents. on revenues of $46,298.167 for the year earlier period. Pre-tax income decreased as a result of lower gross profits associated with housing unJts closed In 1978 compared with 1977. Lower gross profits resulted because competitive housing sales prices did not keep pace with the ~ost of construction materials a nd financing, tbe firm said. Stai~ MtdMGI Op~•• Ollfc~ &tale Mutual Savings and Loan Association. Newport Beach, planned to open its permanent El Cajon office in April. It will replace a temporary om celbere. 103 FM STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR r110M Fashion Island Ncwpon Beach "WHEN WE STAllTED ore last summer with five stations. we never visualized that it would have grown to the extent it has today aod at the rate it con· tinues to grow." said Doug Get- tel". directed of the resources and support division of the Iowa Development Commission. Observers say the fuel's boom· ing popularity is based on its tax -free pri ce. its solid performance and the fact that the alcohol which goes into gasohol is made from corn. Iowa's big crop. Laboratory-tested in Nebraska a~d market-tested in Iowa. gasohol is a blend of 90 percent unleaded gasoline and JO per- cent gram alcohol. GASOHOL PRICES in Iowa ra nge from about the same as unleaded gas to about 3 cents a gallon higher. Most stations sell it for 75 to 80 cents a gallon. But the price would be 12.5 cents more without the exemptions from state and federal gasoline taxes. The exemptions are expcetcd to cost Iowa $4 million in lost re· venue th.is year alone and $68 million over the next four years. The federal government will lose an estimated $29 million in gas lax revenues. The fuel becomes more com· petitive with every boost In gas THE DEVELOPMENT Com· m ission is promoting gasohol use in the state with the aid of Sl2S.OOO fro m t he Iowa Corn Promotion Soard. * * "THERE AllB SOM£ other dis tinct values in it for the coo- sume r. It bums at a lower tem~ perature so the engine runs cooler in the summer. for ex•m· pie." he said. * • * Brazil Promotes Use Of Sugar Cane Fuel RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil IAP1 Brazil wants its cars to run on alcohol made from home -grown sugar cane instead or on gasoline made from imported oil. This could allow the rast·industr1almng nation to escape from the economic domination of the organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. There are criti<.'s, !,,hough. who say the country ·s much heralded alcohol conversion plan 1s not a m bilious e nou g h and the military-run government really has n 't gotten serious about alcohol power. UNDER AN ALCOHOL pro· gr a m that began in 1975, the an- nual alcohol production here has increased from 160 m illton gallons to nearly 700 m1lhon gallons. with a J ·billion gallon 1ump forecast for next year T he government oil monopoly. 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Core Ins S2 • ., ,~:: ::: GTE pl H8 1 1S'. t r~A )21 , 1) .. .,, OdklleP I 10 Q " .,.. .. S<ollP .. • ..... 19 '. U~PL llb 10 ,.~ :~~= : : Caniera Back Up Glaims -for ~axes BJ SYLVIA POllT•a In moll parta of the cowmy, winter atorma bave re- sulted lo property d1ma1e Uiat cenerally wW be accep&a· ble to the Internal Rev•nue Service u casualty IOIMI that can be claimed on federal lneome ta.x returm. What can people do to protect Ulemaelvea fiDuclally before disaster strikes? - A simple precaution ls to take "before" photo. that show property and possessM>oa in their undamaaed eoodl· tlon. 1be contrast between photos and later ones 1howlq the havoc caused by natural or human forces will add validity to tax deduction or l.naurance claims. Some hints: < 1) PH<rl'OG&APH A.LI.. BUILDINGS -lbe bouae itself. detached garage, storage shed, gazebo -rro,n all sides. preferably in bright sunlight and with no shadow.. ll may take a day or more to accomplish this, says Eastman Kodak, but It could be worth it. · < 2) Photograph all outdoor improvements trees, shrubbery, brick or stone walls. fences, patios. pools, driveways, car ports. Money's Worth Take the pictures of the trees and shrubbery durin1 the spring or summer when they are in leaf or in bloom and add to the value of the house by enhancing its appearance. < 3> Take pictures of cars, motorcycles, mo-pech. power mowers, bikes. trailers, boats and similar vehicl~ It's best to take several pictures or each, showing the equipment from a variety or angles. < 41 Photograph every room inside the house apd its contents so that each article is clearly identifiable. <S> WHEN PHOTOGRAPIDNG INSIDE, Kodak re- commends starting at a comer and working around the room. Overlap each picture slightly lo show continuity. Take closeups of valuable paintings or statuary. Repeat tltis process in the basement and attic and garage if there are articles of value there. I 6) Fine china, crystal and silver hollow ware are not likely to ~bow up clearly in breakfronts or china closets, so these articles should be arranged on a table and photo- gra phed in groups. The same is true for sterling table set· tings. I 71 Photograph jewelry the same way. THE SNAP SHOT I NVENTORY IS the basis for establishing "the condition and value" or real and personal property before casualty Negatives should be stored off the premises in a fireproof container. preferably in a safe deposit box. The photo inventory should be kept up lo date with pictures or valuables as they are acquired . An added bonus The cost of the supporting photos is tax·deductible as an e xpense if they a re used to show the extent of the damages in order to arrive at the amount of the loss. Market Hesitates After Week's Run,,.up NEW YORK <API -The stock market was little changed in an erratic session today, hesitating after the rally or the past three sessions. The Dow Jont>s aver age. up 22.35 points Tuesday through Thursday to a 5~12-month high, was down 1.91 points to875 69toda~ Gainers held an 8· 7 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchan~e-listed issues. .'tfo«"k11 lt1 Tht- .4'po1 llgh1 NEW YORK lAPI S1 .. s, 4 pm P'~ •nd Ml t hl"9e "' 1nr l•lleen "'°"I e<11ve New Y0t' Stock Elle~ iUuet, ~~"~p ":'hon.oily di ~~.~~" f1 -v. Wool.,Orill 691,tlOO 2S'-• '-ftu to inc .OS 100 11 !t<oll P-r ..... 900 1• -'• (;yll O•I .. 1.000 11'• • IQ H1llonHll 411,SOO 31 +I ... CharlerCo wt JIS.100 s--. • r., Cll•rterC.O 3'2,100 II"" • '• All R1<htl ]Af,.00 •.S •tit. r~c•\ '"" 34J.'OO u ., • ... '>l•rl OrYQ 2S'f JOO II'• A\nlnd01I \ 1l4,l00 U > It E ••On lJ0.200 )J' t -.... l'ark~rOrl , 218,&00 1&' 1 -" Crltd•I Fon 210.900 10 II. N~ .. 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Erv Pallca till h&ts 'lvld memorlea or hl1 ar 1Heat day i n baNbaU. • It ~ in 19:50 wh n Peht'I and bla Brooklyn Ood1fr tumrnati' • who wen to bffome known u t)\(\ "Boys of Summer." battled th~ Phlladl'lpht:l Plllllitt (or tM National Lugoe pt'P· DaDt. Palica, • h•rd·throwmtt rtaht hand('d pltcber, bad a no-hltt r 1toln1 into thr late lnniqp. "DUKE SNIDF.8' C'UM8F.D the renc~ to 1ave a honw run to kf't•p lt ~o in1. I lbt"n umt• up to nut a(: inst Mub ba Chw-cb with the bas<'~ loadl'<t and hit a 1rend 1lam homer lt "o lhe only home run l ever hit in the b1~ lt'u(lUl':O. ll was rny greutest thfill .. Palk.a aaid he: gave up CQUplt> of hits ~..;_~a·<t~t"ll:. DAIL V I'll.OT later m &.be aame but llll 1ot tbe shutout AN&ntEa IDGHLIGHT was hit IP• purance ln th 1949 World Series 11ainat the New York Yank "l atruck out Phil Rlnuto. eave up M hit to Bobby Brown and walked J oe 0 M IHIO tn two ll\n\ngs of n.'ticf. "f\ut to lbla day I know lhut I 1truck out D1Ma«a•o I lhr w hlm u eurv on a 3 2 count and the umpire called It a bltll ~ "II~ /robably lhoua ht that a )'O\lnl( "uy ha no busln.-s!S throwrna u curve In thal 1iltuauon " Pallca, who 111~n<'d with tht' OodRf'l"I 81 n h•Rh li('hOOI JUntOr frotn th ' tni;ikwood rt•tt. w11i. 21 ut the tlm~ A HF.ALTllY 5t ·Y£A ll ·OLO long horenian who hN~ hvt'd in Hunt· in~ton fk>a('h for nine y('llr!., Puhc.-a do •sn 'I dwelJ on the trul(c.•d1c:; that havt' "tru"k ttow11 a oum bt'r of tu11 team m teis. Sea King Steals a Base Jackie Robin.Ion, Gil Hodgea, .Billy Coi and Jim G11llam all died l"ltl1tlvely earl)' In Ute. And Roy Campanella was p1raly1ed in H .utomobl1• accident when the Dodger8 were getUnc ready to play the.tr first season In Loa Angeles in 1958. "I don't believe there was any jinx but quite a few of the guys passed aw:iy. I lhlolc it was kind of a coln· cldence and there was a lot or publicity because ot the book about the Boys or Summer." he said. Pi\LICA SAYS HE re members Robin on as one of the game's fiercest buseruMers "He took a lot from other teams but he showed them on the basepaths. ··once we were playing the Giants. and Sal Maglie knocked him down with a pitch. Jackle yelled that he was going to. bunt and that if M aglie covered first base he was..goin~ to run up hi s back. "J ackie bunted but Maglle didn't cov· er. But I didn't blame him." PALlCA'S BEST YEAR wit~t e Dodgers came in 1950 when be ha a 13·8 record. He said 12 ot the vie es came after lt\~ all·star game. Palica pitched a victory over Philadelphia on the next-to-last day of the season but the Phils beat the Dodgers the next day to clinch the r hamoionship. He complied a 32·33 record with the Dodgers from 1948·54. He was 9·22 with the Baltimore Orioles in 19SS-S6. · Palica keeps his hand in sports by pitching for a slow.pitch softball team in the Huntington Beach Recreation League. He also is watching over the deveJop- ment of his l7·year-old son, Wayne , who is a starting pitcher for the Edison High team. Faces Randy Jones Sutton Tries To Get LA Even LOS ANGELES <AP I Relief pitcher Rollie Fingers of the San Diego Padres says this 1s the best club he's been on since 1972. which 1s significant because that year the Oakl and I\ ·s won the first of their three World Series titles. Fingers. who c ame to the P adres in 1977 from the A ·s. re· lieved 40 year-old Gaylord Perry 1n the ninth tnnin ~ and was credited with a save Thursday by preserving a 4-3 opening-day victory over the defending Na l1onal Leaf!ue champions SAN DIEGO LEFT.HANDER Randy J ones will face the Dodgers· Don Sutton m tonight·.., second game. Sutton comes off a spring which he says r ivals his first season of 1966 as the best of his car eer. He has worked diligently all winter and says. "This is going to be a fun year. l feel happy and l'••e u lot of little DON SUTTON I ' Corona del Mar H1 gh's Carl Ehmann <23 l steals second base as Costa Mesa·:; Rich Long can't reach his catcher's throw Corona del Mar stole five bases and recorded a 9·2 Sea View League baseball victory Thursday to gain a two-game lead in the league r ace. For the story and other pictures, see Page 88. inc.-entives... · THOSE INCLUDE FIVE club pitching records held by Don Drysdale that Sutton has a chance or breaking. at third when two San Diego ruri. ners wound up al the same baft, plus a run·scoring wild pilch bl relief pitcher Lance Rautzhan. 'LOrig Beach Grand Prix: It's SRO LONG BEACH 1 AP > \II 46,000 grandstand seats haH' been sold for the Long Beach Grand Prix on Sunday and tht> prac.-tice·qual ifyin~ S"'Ssion!> Saturday. ra ce organi1.crs rl' port The 31 entrants wtll have qualifying runs again S~turd1.n· afternoon following morning practi<.'e runs in the Formula One cars. with the 24 fastest qualifier s entcrin~ Sunday's rac.-e A crowd of 85,000 to 90,000 1..; expecte d Sunda y. r a (' 1· spokesman Han"-lvcs said The 1978 world drivinjl cham· pion in Formula One, Mano An dre tti, won his first Grand Pnx race at Long Beach in 1977. An dretti said Thursday that ··every· one has to make a Banzai effort in qualifying" in order to get 111 to position to win Sunday "On street courses like Lon~ Beach or Monte Carlo, you have lo be in the front row, or close to it, lO have a chance . . because it is so difficult to pass once the r ace starts." Last year just 3.15 seconds separated the fastest and s lowest quaUfiers over the 2 02 mile course with 12 turns . Driving a Lotus. Andrelli"s best finishes in the three Grand Prix races so far were a rourth and fifth. ·The leader in a Ligier is France's J acctues Lafitte. who has two victories so far. Andrct· u•s Lotus t eammate Carlos Reutemann of Argentina is in second place in the point s tand· lngs and Lafitte's teammate Patrick Oepailler of France Is third. U.S. POWIS'IS, YVGOSL.4.nA J'IE Tbe United States national waler ooao team, under Coach Monte NU.lkowski and featuring seweral product.a of the Orange Coast area, w 111 battle Yu1ostavla'1 n ation al team tollllht at Newport Harbor High ln an abibttton match. It ltarU at 8:30. following a 1 ~am• featurin1 the U.S. national ualor team, coached by ewport Harbor !Ugh 's 8111 8-.U. Tbe Juniors start at 7. Aetloe co11Unue1 Saturday alJbt Ill Lona Beath's Belmont Pl••• wttJt tlM same acbeduJe. 'H It H111·ts, Stop' Running and Pain Don't Mix By ERNI E CASTILLO Ofllle O.ttly Pilot Sl.tff r Last of a four-part sent $ I lnJunes are as much a part of athletics as winning and losing. Yet how many people re· a h ze that the greatest potential for inJury isn't on a football field or basketball court but rather right in our neighborhood streets and parks? In terms of sheer numbers. running-that new fad that involves anywhere between 10 lo 100 million people-is the silent leader in sports injuries. According to Runner's World. one out of every four runners will al some time suffer a running-related injury. THE FIGURES ARE MORE appalling 1f you cons ider that most running injuries can either be avoided or healed with some basic advice and common sense. So the No. l rule. says orthopedic surgeon Melvin Nutig, is "Don't ever run with pain " "If something is hurt ing you, it's your bod) 's way of saying stop.'' say~ Nut1g. himself a runner. "You can't run through pain." The most common injuries Nutig sees in his Los Angeles office arc to the knees. ankles and shins. Most of those. he says, can be avoided through proper warm.up, the right shoes and a soft running surface. "TOO MANY PEOPLE are getting into the running craze without realizing they have lo start off slow and build up gradually," Nul1g says. "You've got to get the right shoes and the right advice, stretch before running and avoid hard surface!\ and shoes that aren't cushioned." The first jaunt a prospective runner should take, says Nutig, is to the closest mirror. "You have to take a long look at yourself and your general health,'. he says. "If you're over 30, or haven't been active for a while, you should definitely see a doctor first for a checkup. "You should start off at a short distance and be sure to invest in a good pair of shoes. And watch where you run. The best surfac.-es are golf courses and high school track. The worst are concrete and pavement. "l'VE SEEN A LOT OF PEOPLE In my of· fice who got better just by getting off the con· crete. You also have to learn to warm up and stretch properly. A runner uses very few muscles in a short range of motion. U you start ofr hard and turn on the juice, you're subjecting your body to severe stress and might just put yourself out or business for a while.·· For sure, all the preventative medicine In the world won'l eliminate every muscle pun. shin splint and lnflamed knee. But the key to avoiding a major Injury Is taking care of It while it ls stJJJ a minor one. "PAIN DOESN'T MEAN you have to go to a <foctor. It just means you should listen lo your body," aayd Nutlg. "Figure out what brought it on. tune In to what's changed. Only after you've looked al all the aspects would I recommend a doc· tor.'' Nutig. who 1ust finished a radio series on the s ubject. admits running isn't for every. body. He also is uncertain whether running for extended periods at an extremely young age is good or bad "IT'S OKAY FOft HIGH SCHOOL ages but any younger . nobbdy knows ror sure," he says "It always looks good to see little kids finish a marathon but I'm not sure it 's a good idea. It's not a good idea for anyone to put in long dJstance$ on hard pavement, let alone growing kids." Even the practice of over-distance running ts a matter of personal taste says Nuttg, pointing out some world class runners don't believe in bulk mileage. "NOBODY HAS PROVEN running 100 miles a week makes you a better runner." he says. "ff you're going to push yourself to the limit aJI the time. you're eventually going to burn out. You've got to leam your own body. "There's no answer to how much you should run." Another simple rule, then, would be to avoid all temptation to try to keep with the Joneses. "DON'T LOOK AT THE OTHER guy," Nulig lectures. "Just run as fast and as far as your feel you should to 1ctomplish your goals. There's a lot or peopl~ who probably run Je" than I do and are better runners. "Me". t prefer to run ulone and run slowly. My leis feel better that way." ·-rm sure San Francisco. Los Angeles and Ci nemna t1 ~ 111 bt.: s urprised with this c lub of ours ," continued ,Fingers. "I think we showed something by scoring two runs in the ninth in· ning in the Dodgers' ba ll park with 45,000 screaming fans favoring them." Perry. the National League's Cy Young Award winner last sea son. said. "When the bell rinJ?s. it make!> us old guy., ready to go." PERRY GAVF. UP a t\\O·run homer to n on Cl'V in the st•venth mni n~ to knot thl: count a 2 2 and Bill Russell SlnJ?led 1n lhl· Oodj?ers · go-ahead run in th(' eighth. • The n the P ad rf's r allied Barry Evans. a newcomer at third base. doubled to open the ninth off !>tartl•r Rurt llooton. the runnerup to Perry la~I }ear in the voting to determine t hl· league's best pitcher Before the Padres w<>re put down. there wa~ a bizarre play . EX -DODGER PITCHE Roger Craig. now the manager of the Padres. was happy wltb ,·1ctory and looking back to th~ ninth inning. he commented, "we screwed it up, but we came out smelling like a rose." After Evans· double. Gene Te nace walked and Bill Almon went m as a runner at first base. Fernando Gonzalez. who had ho mered 1n the seventh, bunted a pop foul to the catcher tQjs time Wh en Craig sent Br&f P e r kins to bat for Perry, M einager Tom Lasorda brought in left· hander Rautzhan. So Craig sent Kurt Bevacqua to the plate and he walked. Gene Richards singled home Evans and bolh Almon and b "vacqua wound up on third "hen the former was held there by cOal'h Doug Rader and the latter kt•pt coming A I mon wa~ out but Bevac· qua scored moments later on the dt·c 1s1\'\' wild pitch. Fmgers l'ame on to blank the Dodgers in the last of the ninth. Angels Try Again Ryan Takes Mound Tonight SEATTLE-With a day's rest to soothe the wounds of an opening day defeat and time to mull over Rod Carew's surpnse sacrifice bunt in the eighth tn· ning with two runne rs aboard. the California Angels try to re· gl'oup tornght with Game No. 2 against the Mariners. Nolan Ryan. who suffered through a l0· 13 season in 1978, ignited by the l\ngcls' lack or hitting support an the early go· ing. gets the nod on the mound tonight. The game will be televised on Channel 5. start in~ at 7 :30. For Ryan. this 1s his last year on his contract, but he may be thinking of righting the s hip tonight with contract thoughts a second priority. The Angels. with Carew added to the roster, are considered the equal to Kansas City in the Am erican L eag ue West Divlslon, but stumbled in the opener at Seattle, 5-4. Bryon McLaughlin, who was 4·8 In 1978. Ol>poSes the Angels on the mound. Carew·s first mistake with the Angels was strictly self· initialed. The Angels had Rick Milter and Dan Ford on base with no out and Carew coming to the plate with 8 s..a deficit. But Carew sacrificed the nm· nere to second •nd third, a11um· lng it was his Job. "l was thlnklnl 1boul tbe con· ditions." said the perennial bat· ting star "If I hit it hard it could • ha\le been a double play a nd taken us out of the innings." "We don't play for a tie on the road , we play to win," s aid Angel Manager Jim Fregosi. Wmds, C~ld Force Delay In Opener DETROIT CAP> -High winds and unseasonable cold forced the Detroit Ttgers to call ofr their American League baseball opener for the second straight day today. Jim Campbell, Tigers' presl· dent and general manager. said Opening Day ceremonies will be held before Saturday's scheduled game with the Tex• Rangers. The delay cost Tiger piteber Mllt Wilcox a c-hance to be Detroit's opening day pitcher. however. D~trolt Mana1er lA• Mou said riabt·bander Dave ac.ma wlll ltart .. almt tile aaa.n• Sa\ut'Oy and thal Kie_ "Y~ will start IGr Detroit ID ....., •• scheduled fame .,almt Ta& JI,) -OM.YPILOT Friday. April I . 1911 A C•peule Report From the Wortd of lporta Hockey Tickets Haasle 1brown Out of Court Fro• P Obpa&d•H MINEOLA, N V A battlti belwt-t•n ~ rormt'r apouat' ovt>r rlttht. to Ne"· York l•l•n , der1 playoff tickets was lhrdwn ou~ or atat .. Supreme Court In Mineola on Thursday ·rh Juda~ hid lhe dl•pute wu "rr1volous und nonsensical." Rrt'nda Bllnderm1n. 33. of Woodmtrc, N V • h1uJ M>uaht ~ rourt. '5 a. 11lstanc 1n mak1n1 her cit t'tu:fband. Steven,34, lt-l ht'r ha" ultem ate u. e o(tht' hockt.-y Urkl'b She mamt11nt'd th1t und<'r th tcrmi. or hl'r divorce, whtch WU (tnahzt'd 1n fo't>bn13ry. he '°' Oa l'nt illt'tl It.I Utte o( the ticket.a The d sputt• t>t.ian O\ t•r cui.lod) uf thf• 1977 7H '<' i..on tlt'kt'h>. nccordlng lo ht•r ttornl'). Mua rt ~ht•:o.lack or ~•nhuusn. Thursd.1y, at att' S uprf'mi' ·ourt J uslH't' ntlrt'\lo Di Paola det'hir('(f there wu 1n1<uff1<•1t>nt <'llUM' for n1111 t 111· lion in lht• mutlt•r tit• Miicl "hockey tkkt·t'> wt•rt• 11t'\t•r .111 1s"ue In the oraJ(lnul dl\or('\' pruet«hnw · i.n1I 'u1d tht·n • was "no OOSl:s for the relwf M>ught " He admonished IXlth purtles for. llS h" put 1t. "tak111~ U" thl' time o r a l'OUrt rOOnl ' \lo ht•n "0\l'r U thow,und t'Uht'l't involving custod) o/ C'hlldrt•n vi 1t1111un und hothh 11\JUr) are 3wwUng traul or hcanni:: · He "ent on 10 l'fJl1e1~l' both part1t•:o. Cor rom1w llmg 'this court to Htkt• tlnH• from 1t-. bus a nd O\Pr butclPn~d s t·hcdule to reft>re<' a (1 I\ olou' ;Jnd non~t·ni.1cul d1i.pute ' -----Qttto•' of dw Dat1------ Atlanta Braves Couch Bobby Out'~. commenting o n his rirst spring trnmmg after s p.>nchng 20 y1•ars m the minors as a player. coac h and m anager "The grass is greener, tht• i.un 's not a~ hot and the dirt i not as dirty ·· Ga,.., IAad• 8uff alo Rout Buffalo s truck for ~1x goals m the Sl'Ct>nd per iod. two of them by Danny Gare, and the Sabres we nt o n to pound lhe Roston Br uins 9 3 Thursday ru((ht and tnkc a bi~ s tep fo rward in the jockeying for position m the National Hockey Leaguti playorrs . Buffalo needs only one more point m the stand- ings to assure a first.round. home·1cc advantage .. Bob Nyslrom's goal from in front of the crease with 3:43 r~· maining in the game smipped a 1-1 tie and sent the New York Islander s to a 3·1 victory nver Philadelphia. Bruin• 0pftl Spring FootfJall UCLA's Bruins open !>pring football prac· m tice Monday with the prospect of facing s ix 1978 ' c. • bowl tea ms this sea son. including three in the firs t four weeks . all in the Coli s eum . Qua rterback Rick Bashore , ?" Edison High product , re- turns with 21 starts undt'r his belt. Other stars returning inc lude Ken Easley. Mic hael Brant and guards J im Main and Larry Lee Lou Spadia 's 33·ycar a ssociation "'ith the San Fra m·1:-.t·o 4Yt-r~ h;,s ended. Spad1a bl·gan working for the 49ers m l~\6, the year they we re born a s a n Am erican f'ootball Conference team He r os<' from a n of- fice employee to pr es ident Of the franchise lie IS pursuing other interests. according to the 49ers BASEBALL /HOCKEY/BASKETBALL ~ .... 4 .. .,.._ .. ;;:;;_._---•--'="Umpires' 1'he Miiwaukee Breweni, beld without a .. baae r\1.1\1\Atr for nve lnnlnc1. Jumped OD Cy ·w.aJkout Youn1 Award winner ... GllidrJ for four nma ln the 1lxth and o_,.ntd the aeuon ThundaJ bJ dfftalln1 UM' world champion New York Yankees 5·1 ..• JI• attt ~lttct a three·run homer and 0.1,11& En .. and Still On Fred Ly• hit solo shots, powerina the Bolton Red So• to a 1 l victory over the Cleveland lndlana ... l.U Wa&lau drlllech baaes·loaded trtple and Dlrrffl Porter added a two-run single In a nlne· run second IMlna to carry tM Kanaaa City Royals to an 11·2 rout of the Toron· to 8h.1e J ays .. Rldlle Heboer drove in four runs with a ho mer , a pair of doubles and a Aine le to lead the New ''ork Met to a 10·6 vtctory ()ver the Ch1co10 Cubs •• Hlah wlnthl and un~ 11N\KOnoble cold forced tbo De troit T it1vr11 to coll off their Amortcan l.t-u~ut' bl bull opener with T.-•as for th4' ccood strtu~ht duy . . UCl.A'a Q ti .. ~' • • f:1I Pat Dodaoe hit a three run hom er and lat.er had a single in the IOlh 1Mmg to drive ln th winning run over arch·rlval l SC' ·rhursdny night in lhe first game or a three·gam e weekend Rer1es The win u~ UCLA's PAC·lO record to 8·3 .ir1d drops USC. the de rendlng naUootl champion. to 7·5. ,,,..,, Pa~• N•llflel• Pa•t 1'•frle• Ttw Denver NuggcllS, kd by Dan ls.el and m ('harJI .. &-ou. climbe d Into a lio for first place 1n the M1 tlwtst Division of the National Baske t· lmll As oe111tlon with a l 14·107 victory o ver the t·w York Knic ks Thurs day night . . . Led by Leoii Douglas und THTY T yler, Detroit forced 12 turnovers in the final quartt-r and outscored the New Orleans J azz 42·16 In the last period lo win. 120·1~1 1tlllto" GrafJ• Pol~ Po•fffo" Donnie Al11110n, off probation for his role in • t he lnfamouis Ouytonu 500 confrontation with Cale Yarborough, won the pole pos ition Thurs· day m the opening round of qualifying for Sun- day's Rebel 500 Grand National stot'k car r ace in Dari· mgton, S.C .... Veteran Earl Anthony, gunnin g for his second straight victory. won s ix of e1i::ht matches and opened a 165·pin lead after five rounds or the BPAA U.S Open bowling tourney ... Earl Evans' 22 points guided the Midwes t to a 109·94 victory over the East in the final g ame of a basketball doubleheader in the Aloha Classic in Honolulu. In the first game . the South beat lhe West , 90·72. behmd S am Drumme r 's 22 points . Indiana State basketball star Larry Bird has chos en attorney Bob Woolf to re presl'nt him in negotiations with t he Boston Celtics ... Bart Conners and Mike Wilson are chie fl y re s pons ible for Okla homa's early lead in the NCAA gymna s tics tourney . Telel'l•lon, Radio Following are the major SPorts events on television tonight. Ratings are : 1 .t ./ 1 excellent ; .t 1 .t worth watching; " 1 rair; forget it. 7:30 p.m., Chann&I 5 I ./ I ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Seattle. Announcers: Dick Enberg and Ron Fairly. The California Angels are expected to make a run for the Western Division championship this season with the addition of Rod Ca~ew. The same two teams ooened the American League season Wednesda y here with Seattle winning, 5-4. OTHER TV Horse Racing Today al Santa Anita , 7 30 p.m., Chan nel 52. Soccer Aztecs vs. Rogues, 8 : 30 p.m., Channel 11 RADIO Ba~ball San Diego at OOClgers, 7:25 p.m., KABC 1790). Anqels a t Seattle, 7:30 p.m., KMPC (710>. Basketball -Seattle at the Lake rs,8:30p.m ., KLAC (570J. By Tiiie Alloelated Pre" OuUld e Yan kee Stadium, about a do~n major lea.cue um· pirea were plcket1n1 and 90me fan1 were yellln1 . "We're In your conwr." 1 lwlat of fate for the u s ually bf'lca"uered arbiters . Inside the aLadlum, when; the New York Yank,..,• w •rt· btl(in nln.r t heir QIJf••l for 11 third s tralahl w orld c h•1mvton11hJp u.c11an11t th~ Mllw11ukN· llr1·w "· fo ur r cpluc.•nrwnl umJ>11, lnl'lud IOI( a alea repr ·M"11t11Uv•· for a d I s t 111 (' r y " n 1J r1 ti. r k li ll 8ale't1 mlln, Wt•rt• Jlff'llilflnl( ltJ work the 11,um1· R F.Pf,/\ ·•;MENT IJMPllU:S ut:so workNJ Thun1duy 1> four o Uwr m uJor h•ugu1• 111H~n1•n1 Toronto ul Kuns us (;1ty und C lcvela n<.I ~•l Bos ton In lhc American Leai.:u{· und San Diego at Los Anf(cle11 and New York al Chicago in th e National League But there was no other p1ckeunf( by the 52-m a n cre w of !lnkmg maJor league umpires . whose o nly working members are Paul Pryor and Ted Hendry "I expected t hem to be yell· ing , ·w e hope you'll get u raise s o you can buy glasses.... Bill Kunkel. a form e r Ya nkees· pitcher and an I !·year umpmng veteran. said about the s urpns mgly sympathetic crowd m front of Yankee Stadium "You know, i.tuff like that But they didn 't Nobody said a s1nglt• neg ative t hing. I loved 1t, a i. much as J love umpiring " Ins ide the s tadium and at the other parks. t he re aJso was surprisingly little umpire baiting des pite the r e l a tively inexperienced um· pires working the g ames O ne of lhe few negat1vt:> notes was expressed by San Diego Manage r Roger C ra ig "I TUINK THE Y co't us a run in the first mning ... Cr a1j:? said He was referring to a pla} in which th e Padre ~ G e ne Richards was called out for try- mg to stretch a s mg lt-mto a dou· ble Craig s a i d he thoug ht Richards was s afl· But Craig adctecl. "I thought overall the} did a goocl Job ·· He might not haH· bt·t>n .so e asy on the m 1f the f>adrt>~ had not beate n the Dodg<·rs 4 :i The Dodger.s Padres umpiring c rew in c lud e d Fr e d Brocklander. who has worked 1n the E as te rn League and t he Costa Mesa Basketball· Post Filled By ROGER CARLSON Ot ... °"''" ..... ,..., Tim Parsel. a jumor vanity basketball coach at Newport Ha rbor High t he past four yean. has been named var"ily basket- ball coach a t Costa Mesa High. H e replaces J oe Dominic , who s te pped down after a two.year tour. PARSEL. 29, attended Costa Mesa High as a freshman before comple ting his hig h s chool t'areer at Newport. His college education includes Orange Coast College and Long Beach State. "Defensively I believe In man. to· m an, .. s ays Par sel. "Of. fensively, I like motion, a team - o ri ented o ffen se a nd a fast break. but I'd like to control the tempo as much as I can." P a rs cl. who a lso coached Newport Harbor 's sophomore basketball !eam for one year and was ID the Sailors' rootball program for several seasons. is a H untmgton Beac h resident with wife Debbie, aHhougb a move to Laguna Hills is in the immine nt future. PARSEL'S BEST record as a 1un1or vars ity coach was the pas t 1978·79 s eason whe n his Sailors we nt 19 5 and finished :-.econd in thl' Sunset League. Kings Ashamed of Tie Rugby Match Set Saturday Pacific Coast League and signed a major league contrac t T hurs· day; Jim St'ott . ., p rop erty manager in Vernon. ~ho has umpir ed co llege games, Charllt· Lupo. a resta ur:rnt m unagcr , and Boyd Ma uer. a high 'i<:hool "I think he· ·s ~oin~ to fit the t} Pl' of pe rson we need he re." s uys Costa 1\k~a Athletic Oiret'· tor Bnh Hunlt.>r ··we f'xpect him to be a ro und fo r a while to establis h our program. We had a lot of outstanding candidates. in· eluding many of the wa lk-on variety . but we decided Parse) was our ma n." P arsel will be on the Costa Mesa staff. although his exact teaching p<>~1on has not been determml'd The N<'wport Beac h Rug by Eng lish Department t'ha1rman Club will play Irvine Coas t T H F. \'.\~KEE STi\Dll'M Dionne Running Out of Ans-wers UCI Plans Run I NGLEWOOD 1 A J>1 Colorado'~ John Va n Boxmt•c•r scored two go<1ls and fC'll thc out crim e "was satis fying" wh1lt• Butch Goring of the Los An,gcll'i. Kin~ assisted on two goHls and sa id : "We "r e as haml'd of ourselves." From those clues alone. 1t wo uld be h ard l o d educe that the National Hockey League gamC' Thursday nig ht actually ended in a 4-4 tie. Van Boxmeer'~ go· ing·nowhere Rockies scored three goals late in the fina l pe riod to pull even with the playoff.bound Kings. LOS ANGELES had appeared lo have the game tucked away. leading by two goals most of the game Defensem a n Van Boxmeer fired a 35-foot shot with 1: 32 to pr oduce lhe tie . IL was his runlh goal of lhe season' after scoring earlier in the first period as Los Ange les look a 3·1 lead. "It was satisfying to get the tie. especially since we're not ,going anywhere. · said Van Hox meer. COLORADO. with the poorei..t rec·ord in thl' NHL. now has 15 \'i ctories. 53 loss<'s a nd 11 tics. The pla yoff bound Kings have a 33.35.1 I mark. Both te ams h ave on<' rcguJar sea son gam e remain- ing . The Colorado rally s turted \\he n !\like Dwyer got his first N HL goal with 5.56 left in the third period to make lhe score 3·2. Ron Delorme scored his 20th goal of the sea son with 4 ·Q.1 re ma1ning lo a g ain pu ll the Rot'kies to within one goal of tht' Kings Scormg for Los An,:;elcs were Cha rlie Simmc•r. with two first period goaJs. and dc fe nsem<in R ichard Mulhearn on a JO.footer to put the Kings two goals ahead again at 4·2 with fi ve minutes left. "WE HAO THEM 4·2 with five m inutes to play and let it get away," Goring lam ented, wor- ried that the team can't develop Rugby Club in a be nefit match ere~ included Al Fn rman. a ;'l;a LT 1 n ·ine has s cheduled a a pos1t1ve mom entum heading Saturday at Kelly Brooks fo'1cld lional L"a ''U" umnirt· from .1 t th I fr " .,.. .. ,.. IO-k1 ometer road run April 29 to ino epayo s 1n Costa Mcsawiththe pubhc 1n 1961 ·65 <1nd n o " a ..,ale" "They h<1d nothing to prove vitC'd to watch the action free of t t . r d II r a1~e money for lhe Anteat.er a nd we had the incentive ... Gor· rcprcsen a ivc o r ., is t• cry · Aquatics Scholars hip fund. charge. f'rcd Stenn. "ho worked in the He ld on the UCI campus. the ing s aid. "We made s tupid mis· Ame r1·ca n Association and brief ·1 I lake t th d f th a me and The 0 am c gets under way at J 6 2·m1 c run wtl feature 17 age s a c en ° e ,..a · n Iv 1n the American Lea"U"' la"t bod r I b dl b t th o·clock with money raised from -,.. ... J categones with comme morat ive etivce .. r.y Y cc s n Y a ou c y"ear. J1·mm.v Dunn. the forklift T h. · concession s tands going to the ·s 1rts ~1ven lo all entrants . Bill Pettit Leuke m ia fund. Pettit s alesman. and Richlt' LJ zar. Winners will recieve trophies Mike Murphy, the Kin gs· cap· f 1 I d b · h bo who is in tht• calertn" business and comp11·mentary d1·nners. t · h d h. 16th 1 f orm er y p aye rug y wat th ,.. am w 0 score 15 goa 0 teams. Ma rc tung \lo lth thl' umps out Pre re~is t ration t up until the y ear JUSt 29 seconds before side Yankee Stadium \H•re Ed April 20> fee 1s SS. with the late the end or the first period. said : Ke lly Brooks Park is locat<'d Rus h and Roger McCann. t\loo entn fee S7 .. nless we phiy better than we near College and Baker st reets officials fro m tht> Na t ion al For further in formation. caJI have in the past five ga mes. we in Costa Mesa Bas kNball Association 833·69J9 won't get past two games in the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-_.:..;~~~~~~~~~~ playoffs . Wt• should n 't be j ust going through the motions .. "GIVI•: COl.ORAOO credit. They wantt•d to fllay and their goali<' Bill Olcs chuk made some big sa w s tht• last period." said Marcel Dionne• of the Kings, who 1s second in Niii. scoring a nd a dded one usslst agains t the Rock1<'S 'Tm running out or answ('rs," Dio nne said when us kt•d to ex· plain the Kings' poor pluy in re cent games. 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' Orange fount~·, oldc't I incoln·Ml·rc·ur\ Ocall.'r\hlfl JCHBSDB & SCB TH E FAMll.V U NCOt. ·MERCURY TOR t 2626 H arbor Blvd. Co!lla M~s• 540·563 0 ·~-----~----------- (532NIJ). 53995 '78 MONARCH S liver Sed1n w ith contratlne red tM.tor. AJr for thoH hot 1ummer montht. (410POH). Soc~er Stars l'ie Saturday ,,.. ...... '"' Home Rum by lnnea, Soddsn SJ11111c Wini Tim lnnet belted a grand slam homer to power Golden West Colle,-e to a 7.0 vidoTY over vis· llln1 Loi Angeles City while Mllce Sodden hit two homers as Oun1e Coast cllpped boat Fullerton, 10-5, In Juruor college baseball action Thursday. Saddleback 'was n 't so fortunate,· however, as the Ga uchos came back from Southwestern College with a -4-3 defeat. GOLDEN WEST DID most or it.a damage In the third Inning, scoring six times en route to im· proving its Southern Cal Con· rere nce record to 12·3. The Rustlers have now won seven straight and nine of their Jut 10 bueball deelllooa. In addlUon to Jann' crud slam, Golden West got an RBI triple from Shawn GlU and Frank Meru sinaled in h1I final at-bat ol the day to extend b1a bitting streak to 14 games. And pitcher-Ray Krawczyk was very sharp, striking out oine and scattrrlng five un- productive hits while running bis record to 5-0 on the season. ORANGE COAST is now tied ror first in the.South Coast Con· rerence, and Sodders' bat was tbe main reason the Pirates we re able to improve their record to 6-2. ' Sodders bit bis first homer in the seoood in1ling, a solo shot, tbeD bl.-41d ......... ..... maa aboard lD tbe ... ....._ bltt1n1 atreak ii now at ...... Tom Baraett trtpled lD seventh to drive la two ruu, llW.. lllm. RBI CID HUOD. Tbe lehool reeord II and OCC ha 14 1amee re lng. -" Third baseman Ruben *° went two-for·tWo wblle IOUtb..-w Dale Boucher scattered 8"tn bits and allowed Fullerton otiY one earned run. I Steve Carroll singled bc*e two runs for Saddleback _. Doug Fritz drove in another, ht Southwestern overcame a ~ deficit with a four-nm rally in the sixth to wrap it up. • Pllinpton Races At IA>s Alamitos : COLOR PRINTS .. There will be no s urrealis m when George Plimpton takes the reins Saturday night in an in· vitalional harness race at Los Alamitos Race Course against thoroughbred jockey Chris Mccar- ron and two compatriots aJong with a pair or sportscasters. • DIRECT • FROM SLIDES • 5x7 ........ 1.20 16x20 . . . . 11.00 8x10 ...... 2.20 20x24 .... 17.50 11x14 ...... .C. 95 20x30 . . . . 22.50 •• .. ... Univers ity High star N·ader Redjaian 1 right> is among a group of South All-stars who will be competing Saturday at Orange Coast College 12 p . m . > in the first Orange County All -star soccer g ame. It will be for real as he faces five other drivers in the George Plimpton Invitational pace over mile course between the filth and sixth races. The special race will be a non-betting event. ---COUPON SPECl,\L---1 : Ix I 0 COLOR PRINT I I s 11 s Wf11I T1IS cOUPON I Wait Is Worth It Palmer Finally Plays for Winner W bite Picked Sunn y Hills High basketball coach Steve White has been named t o coach tbc Nor th Squad in the 14th Orange County hig h Plimpton is the author of the best-selling book , .Paper Lion, and more recently has a uthored articles for Sports Illustrated magazine about other s ports endeavor s in which he has participated . Before he wrote Paper Llon, he put on football gea r and played in an exh1b1tion game at quarterback to get the feel for his subject L OH EH E"OS 4/?l/79 OP ... ' _________ ..... ______ _ By JOHN SEV ANO Ol 1 ... O•Uy Plllit Si.tt The 1979 Golden West College basebaJI season 1s something Matt Palmer bas wailed for all his life. • school All-star gam e June 16 at Orange Coast College. When he faces Mccarron and fellow jockeys Don Fra zier and S teve Sp e ncer along with s portscasters Jim Hill 1Channel 21 and Ted Dawson 1Channel 7>. 1t will be an exhibition race ~ut the competition will be real 1375 L09an Ave., CoJta Meaa, Co. 92626 Tel. 557 -4293 Weekdays 9:3010 6 •Sat. 9:30 to 1 t 8lK SOUIHOf BAKl:.R 18LK l:Al:>T Of HARBOR Why? Because for tbe first time in his career -e ncompassing Little Lea gue through high school - Palmer belongs on a team involved in a tiUe race "l'M MORE EXCITED th.is year than I've ever been:· says the 6·1, 185-J>C)Ulld shortstop of the Rustlers. ''I'd Jove to go to the playoffs. Rick Clark <the Rustle rs' first baseman) a nd I have been on the same team all our Jives and we've never been able to win anything. "Why? I guess you'd have to blame the coaching," he says with a wide grin. The Rustlers are currently in a dogfight with Cypress for leadership in the Southern Cal Collference race. Only a hall-game separate the two and the Rustlers are surging, having won their last seven and nine of their JastlO. Palmer bas more than fulfilled hii; role during the streak. The lanky r ight· bande r is balling a cool .367. which leads the conference and ha:, 17 RBiinl4games. WITH MEN ON BASE, Palmer 's statistics improve even more. He's hittini .500 when the bases are oc-cupied and bas scored nine or 12 run- ners from third. Not noted as a bjtter who carries a big bat, Palmer credited his coach, Fred Hoover, for his drastic im- provement. "Coach Hoover worked with me a Jot," says Palmer. "He told me not to beat mysell, lo be an offensive rather than defensive hitter. .. l'M A LOT MORE aware and con· fident now. I think the fact J'm a sophomore and I have more ex- perience helps. "I knew I needed to have a good ' season this year if I was going to get a scholarship to a major college or university." Hoover is equally impressed with Palmer's improvement. "He's definitely our most imp.roved hitter,'' compliments his coach. "and he's definitely playing well enough lo earn a major college scholarship.·' A BROKEN HAND last year was the r eason Palmer got off to such a slow start. J le bounced back to start the conference seaso n but could only muster a .257 batting average. "We have a team that could take it al l the way," says Palmer. Everything is starting to jell and the team Is playing to its potential." As long as Palmer keeps playin~ to his potential, the Rustlers should do just fine. Rish Strikes It Rich ln Winning 4 Events · On a perfect day for track and field meets, a pair or Ocean View High un· .SercJassmen stole the show Thurs- day. Tom Rish, a junior , won four e vent.a, Including two races back-to- t>ack, while sophomore Rick Moser turned ln a speedy double to lead the Seabawks to an 81·54 victory over Los Alamlt.oe. Rlab captured the 440 eased up in 63.1 and then with less than 10 minutes rest, took the 120 high Jaurdles ID JI.I. He also cwPtured both boriml&al ,tumpe (20-3, 39-9). MOSD CLOCKED 9.9 in the JOO, 22.8 ID tbe 220 and ran a 51.9 440 leg on Ocea View's mile relay team. Another quick sprint double was. turned ID by Edison's Kerwin Bell, who took the 100 in 9.8 and the 220 in '2.8 to pace the Chargers to a 73-63 Suntet League victory over host tf ewport Harbor in what was prob- ably tbearea'a premier dual meet. Bell al9o helped Edison clock 43.8 In the 440 relay. Edt.m's Steve Davis clocked H .-4 la tbe 120 blgb hurdles, f utest in tbe Oranae Cout area thi• year, while lfewport lla1'bor'1 Nowell Kay wa• 5 ID 14.4. Tbe Sailon' Rudy an allo ran the area's fastest ......... 51.2. POl11n'AIN VALLEY'S Ke vin Romine put OD quite a &bow in the Barona' 75-50 Sunset victory over Marina. The versatile senior won three events, the 100 C9.9), 220 <22.8l and long jump (20-5) in addition to running a leg on the 440 relay team that clocked 44.8. Marina's Matt Blaty doubled in the mile C4:30.l) and two-mile (9:45.7). An unexpected triple came from University's Ken Mills. The area's premier weight man, Mills went 59-1 in the shot put, 167-10 in the discus and won the Jong jump at 19-5 in his first attempt at the event. That sparked the Trojans to an 84-51 Sea View League win over Costa Mesa, which got a hurdle dou· ble from Sam Molso (15.7, 40.8> and a 4:30.6 mile from Brad Meyer. MAU WBAl.JNG was a double winner In the borilontal jumps (20-7'1it, 42·11> for Huntingtoa Beach, which ia 3-0 ln the Sunset League alter beating Westminster, 73\'J-62\'J wltb strong deplb. Dane Martin cleared 6-8 in the high jump for lbe Oilers. Erle Smyth of Dana Hills did him one better, Jeaping 6-8-tops in tbe area-in the Dolphins' losing effort a1al111t Mbaion Viejo. The top pole vault effort was turned ln by E stancla's George Piackney, who tie!d a school record wltb a 14·0 leap. Jim Doehring went 55·5 in the shot put for the Corona del Mar Sea Kloss, undefeated in dual meet.a. THE ALL NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE GO ANYWHERE MACHINE. ...---COUNTRY TOUGH, YET OTYSUCK.--..... F-old1ng scat back gives t•xrra storage space Roomy 7 loot cargo bed The 4-Wheel DrNe Truck takes 1ust about anything . JUSt about \ anywhere!_\ AM FM racllo - siandard Full 1ns1rumcnrat1on and woodgrwn 1nst1umcn1 nanel 1r1m Fbwer sreenng cmd ult wheel are c.1varlable op11on•, 2 2 hter overhead cam engine and 4-speed n 1anual transmrss1on 4f pump out the power Two-speed transfer case. High" range for easy cru1s· 1ng. "Lem" for slow crawl with 1ractor-fo~e torque. Big H78-15 on/off-road ltres grve good traclion 1n fTlUd and s~ yet run quret on pavement.· Standard free· Heavy duty f root suspension wheeling front hubs reduce with multi-leaf springs helps drivetrain friction and wear. absorb the punishment oft- Fbwer assisted front disc brakes for road. so you don I better fade resistance. even when wet. THE ALL NEW 4-WHEEL· DRIVE SPORT TRUCK ........ Lasorda Confident ." Al uaual. Dodaer Mana1er Tommy Luotda waa oodq with confidence on tbe eve of bis team ·a aeabl opener. The Doqera wlll be IOlnl after their third 1trai1ht NaUonaJ Le11ue crown, a teal that hasn't been aeeompliabed aince the St. Louis Cardinals did it ln 1942·'4. . Broadly. dilplayin1 the team's alogan ror the season on the front of his T·shlrt. "We Wlll Shine in '79. ·' Laaorda pulled no punchea when talking about bis team's chances tor repeating. "II thJa team has any weaknesses It's their manager," announced the boasUu1 Italian. "My approach lo this season ls that I'm confident about the team I ha ve. My Job ls outstanding." THERE'S NO DOUBT that Lasorda 's greatest asset to the organization is hls public relations work. AU the stull you hear about hlm bleeding Dodger Blue 1s true, There has been oo other or· ganization lo major league baseball other than the Dodgers tor. Lasorda. Nol that ~ome teams tia ven 't lried to bag this enU\us~astic Sl ·year-0ld. Kansas City once orrered Lasorda a three-year escalating contract starting al $18,000 a year. And this was at a Ume when be was making $9,000 as a minor league manager. ter. Secoodly, we've been u.re before. Tl)eae IU)'I know'Wbatlt'aUketoeatfUetmlpoa.'' And so, the baseball HMOn belial. And even if tbe Dodgen may have last IOllM atnqtb from last year, it's obvious Laaorda bua't. ••• THE MOST EVIDENT questioo mark con• cerning the Dodgers la their pitcbinl staff and the 19 games that mu.st be made up by tbe departure of Tommy John. A large part of the burden ls resllDI oa the shoulders of Andy Messersmith, who wu 0-3 for the New York Yankees last year. It's bard e n ough , unde r normal circumstances, for a player like Messersmith to com e bac'k after what he 's bad to endure the past rew seasons. Add the strains of the situation and be 's qot to be reeling the pressure. The rest of the staff, though, isn't too healthy either. Rick Rhoden and Bob Welch had to slay tn F lorida lo work oo their arms, and Terry f'onter is so frustrated he's starting to throw right· banded. Nobody appears to be i:eady lo fill Forster's role as the bullpen stopper either. It remains lo be seen whether the Dodgers can iron out the kinks in their staff. Lasorda says they can. but then who would expect him lo say anything else. JIM SHOlLIN (10) STEALS SECOND UNDER THE TAG OF MESA'S RICH LONG. NEEDLESS·TO·SAY, Lasorda declined the of. ler. Pi~urgb and St. Louis made bids. too, with the latter offering a $60,000 pact when Lasorda was making but $22,000 as a Dodger coach. But he turned those down as well. • •• THE DODGERS ARE ALREADY in mldseason form as far as taking llght·bearted jab5 Sea Kings Stay Hot "To be able to be associated with a team like tbls is remarkable," Lasorda says. "These guys know how to play and what it lakes lo win. at their opposition. · During batting practice al the Freeway Series Oavey Lopes was s mashing ground balls past first base aod yelling. ··Get that Rod Carew.·· Later he added, "So what if the Angels have Rod Carew. we have Reggie Smith. Who would you rather have'~" Johnston, Pries Ignite CdM Past Mesa "There's no doubt in my mind we're going to capture a third consecutive title. I f<:el lh1s for a couple of reasons. First. our bench stlength is bet· You be the judge. By ROGER CARLSON OI .. a.lly ...... $&etf Corona del Ma r Higb's Sea Kings were back in action again today trying lo protect a lwo- game Jeali in lbe Sea Vie w League against visiting Estan· cia following Thursday·s suc· cessful venture al Costa Mesa. The Sea Kings of Coach Tom Trager put two games between themselves and Costa Mesa and Esta ncia Thursday, thanks to several items Seahawks' Reinholtz Tops Katella Junior s out h paw JC1ck Reinholtz baffled Katella's usually.ferocious hitters by toss· iog a two-hit shutout and led Ocean View to a 1-0 victory iri Empire League baseball Thurs· day . at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley It was Ocean View's firs t league victory in seven tries, and a dramatic turnaround from the last time these two teams met. On Monday Katella scored 15 runs in the first three innings a nd blasted Ocean View, 15-5. Reinholtz made sure it was a different story Thursday. He struck out eight. surren· dered only two singles, one in the second inning and one in the seventh, and also contributed a triple to the cause. Ocean View's a l}important run came in the thir4, wtien Ron Coopman singled, stole second a nd cam e h o m e o n E ric Hungerle's single to right. Beach SC, Germans Vie LONG BEACH-The Wei.t German national swim team will compete against Beach Swim Club, an AAU team which draws many or Ila members from the Orange Coast area, April 21 and 22 at Belmont Plaza. Action is scheduled to begln at 2 p .m . dally with two·hour meets. The visitors from the German Federal Republic are itcbeduled to arrive April 16 wllb various sigbt·seeing events slated, ln ad· dition to the compeUUon. Beach Swim Club, which operates out of Newport Harbor High, Belmont Plan and Long Beach State. lncludea eight coaches, amoaa them Newport Harbor Hllb's Bill Jewell. lndividuala competing wW not be available unW a week before tbe meet due to national com· petltioll in both countries leadlng up_totbe meet IO.kilometer Him Slated Retlltratioa b now being ac-cel*ld for an AAU-sanctioned 10-kllomet'9' run scheduled in TustiD April 21 at I a.m. Entry fee ii t8 In advance or St on the day of tbe race. Proeeedl will benefit the Tustin UoDI aub community services pl'Vll'am f« tbe blind and deaf. Tbe 1.25-mlle coune weaves over peftd ltneta and p8lt tbe U.S. Mariat Corpe Helleopter Alr8' ... Slltr)' tllfarmatlon ii available bJ pbontn1 Howard Lee at .... Tl •. SENIOR TIURD BASEMAN Chris Johnston wielded the hot- test stick in an eighl·hil attack that produced a 9·2 baseball vie· tory. s macking a lwo·run dou· ble, two-run triple a nd infield single. Sophomore pitcher J eff Pries. a right-hander. h ~rndcufrcd Costa Mesa on fou r hits. and was nearly untouchable after sur· rendering a two.run single to Andy Goldberg in the first in· ning. He went the distance. striking out three and walking but two ballers in a clutch p e rformance . With r a in makeups. Corona del Mar wai. not knee-deep in pitching depth. The Sea IGngs ran wild on the bases, stealing five in five at· tempts. And. Steve Leslie, Jim Shollin, John Melbon and Pries came up with solid rap~ with runners aboard "TWS TEAM llJTS as well as any team l 've ever had," said Trager. The third inning finished off Costa Mesa, which had stayed with Corona del Mar al 2·2 with Goldberg's two·run single e~ual· ing Johnston's l wo·run firs t · 1nning double. . Leslie got it started with a one ·oul slngll' to center and Costa Mesa s hortstop Chris BNtsley did a good JOb holding Johnston lo an infwld rap. THEN ~HOLLI N unload ed with a run·scoring single to right and Melbon followed with a two- run double off the left field fence. Pries added a double to plate another marke r· to givc himself a four-run cushion While Corona dcl Ma t was roughing up three Costa Mesa pitchers. Pries had the game un- der control all the way. His only ;;uspenseful moment came in the fifth, but he r,elired Beasley with two runners aboard. A snappy double play kept Costa Mesa quiet in the sixth and the hosts went down 1·2·3 in the seventh frame. Johnston. with his perfect day at the plate, upped his batting average to .455. Johnston has 10 RBI and is 10-for·22 at the plate. Leslie is hilting at a .429 rate and Melbon is at the .400 pl ateau. Pirates, Gauchos Leading Or ange Coast and Sad · d le back col leges a re each lea d i ng t-h cir respective conferences after the first or their three.day championship s wim meets. Saddlcback t ook a comma nding 176· 145 lead over second-place Palomar in the Mission Conference finals Thurs day. while Orange Coast holds a one.point edge ove r host Fullerton go. ing into today's second round in the South Coast Conference meet. Oratlge Coast has 114 points. Fullerton has 113 and third place Cerritos has 76. Fullerton 1s the de fe nding champion Steve Lacey won the 50 freestyle 10 21.9 a nd occ·s 400 medley relay te am a lso grabbed a first . but most of the Pirates' scoring came on lower finishes. Cliff J olley of Cerritos stole most of the atten· • lion by breaking a con· ference record in the 200 indi v idua l med l ey <2 00.3). The South Coast Con · ference finals are be ing hos ted by Fulle r ton . while the Mission Con- ference meet is at the home of four.time cham · pion Saddleback. All·Amerlcan Buzz Harper shattered his ~ own 200 medley record for Saddleback, winning with a 2:00.5. His old mark was 2:02.0l. Pal Flood also gave the Ga~hos valuable points by taking his second straight Mission Conference t itle in one· meter diving. Jn the Mission Co n· • ference women's meet, Debbie Friedman o f Saddleback was a dou· ble winner as she cap· • lured the 500 fre e <5: 16.4) and the 50 free <25.7). Boes Roll In Tennis Orange Coast College to ok a no ther s t ep towards a South Coast Conference tennis crown Thursday as the Pirates blanked host Fullerton College, 9-0. No. t singles playe r Mike Fedderly made an easy sweep or hls four opponents to Improve his personal record to 15·2, while OCC's No. 2, Jerr Tomei, won lour to keep his slate a perfect n.o. Ccm IOPHOMORI _..,, PRiii F1RIS AWAY • Only two matches re· malo for the Pirates- Sa n ta Ana and Cer · rlloa-a nd OCC b as Maten those teams 8·1 and 9·0 ln flrs t·round matcba. f I •• Sales drive special! 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If you're interested in a BMW. we'll be happy to arrange a tour of ou r deal- ership before-or after--a thorough test drive. II • 11 NUl--VI P Mo!OI' Cars lid 409!> C.1\1 ~Im CooYoll Or (714) 3280S25 18 -Qi~BMW 18!10 IO<Wna f:wonue (714) 7854444 19 Mllll• -CtlMCr Motors. Inc 206 \\W Fw'$1 Street (7J4)83~171 20 111111-. ... Oc8'n~ 1820 Santa Mona ~ (213) 829.353S 21 • ..,, BMWAuto~ !>2JO V.111 ~ BMi (213) 788-1791 • ·~~~Ga•agiela~U¥ens BoOt• Olfmpics ·~~ Se~· -~ NBC Announcer Polilhed Wit on Bench Sailo E ~lace ~ &ANCHO MIRAG •AP> -Lut year wa.s oo• Judy Ran.kan would " just u soon f or1et, but aak how t he'• dOln1 these daya and •~• ml1hl r~ply, "Swlm· mtnity:· Tbe domln&nt pla"'° on the Ladle• Prof eu ional Golf A•· 10ClaUon tour Jut.t two " )'e•rt aao, Rankln wa • bolhe~ by blck trou· ble in um and won oaly on tournanwnt. Out. ht'r bark hflll>f'd by sw1mmlna. RMnkln rlashed h<'r o ld fo rm Thurida,y In the Ol)('nln& round or the Dana h Shore Wlnnt'rti Clrcl~. clipping l\v6 lroke un· der pa.rwttha67 THAT G VE hl'r u one stroke lead ov"r Nancy Lo~i. who bUP· planted Rankin us lhts to ur's s upersta r lfil l year, a nd d e fe nding Winners Circle. c ha m · pion Sandra Post. Rankin, dead ly with h e r approach s ho t s. carded six birdies a nd one bogey en route to u 32·35 over the 6,272, pa r 36·36 Mission Hills Coun. try Club course 8y RED aOTBEN•EaG Oara11ot1 (ttlt one or hla retpe>nSlblllU lO n ye Oflr Bani •P...,......, ilv• the \llewer a reel for wttat • ballplayer dCM" , Prtn\ttr <'Om~UU•• 1.-111 ac· Yacht Club WW laa....,.ae lta 1111 ~oe Gangiola, • witty bullf*' H&tlwr OM aaya aad Ua1oka. tlvl&y <'t'fttt"1'8 ln tbe Loq .._...,..a Hl·Polnt &eriM W.:-f'Vform .... baolabed lo I.be beadl becaUM h4 t'OUkl brlrti nr "Th• way ballplayen uted to be d icrl~d. YO\I th • wttkfnd where AlamtD Bar Handicap fl8dal .~ .... Oeela &o u.e ......... trill be brin'1nc tut~ brand ol would think that• t11 •hould IMt ..s.d: ·nauertM Yacht Club will holt lklppen and Raclns Catamarw. ba•..,. &o dM broaclcut booUI whea NBC Mll not Included.' They JU1t dldn't sound real." r rt'Wfl In the annual Olympic Clataea Capl1trano Bay Yaelat Club 11 a.....,.._. o1 buebaU COftra .. Saturday. Toda)''I ballplayen are real and. ol toUne. rich. H•i•Ua, todoy. 8a\Uf'day and &an· feeturtna two .....aa tit.la .-end _ ln 1111 ftaal MUOft ln 1954. Gar11k>I• playf'd tn "WUb no·cu~ a nd no·tradea. LM,..., 1 It •l day. Loni( lwarh Yacht Club wlll an Adult Sabot. Serlet on Silurday, oely nve .. DMll but proftd lnvaluabl• lo New recUn1 or aecurlty," Gara11lol• eald. "That'• aupfrvh-..• t'ollelll•te milch raclna and the rourt.h race of the~ Juan York Glanl.I llan11fr Leo Duroctwr •• • bench human natutt. Their bl111~t problc-m 1• nmtln• 1• c-t'•w" ln th. 14th annual Oou1las Cup 11erlea for Performance H ... iup jOCkey ext.raordinalre. St.Dee UMln, Gar1•1011 h 11' piirklnc llplt'l'. When I w111 • J)layur, wt' UM•1d to btl r\' .. tta, h.SaY and s.t.urruay, Racln• teieet yachU on su.nda;. 1barpened hl• IGftCu~. movtna rn>m ballplay r lo worrlC'd 1bout April llS and May H\ ttw 11uhlown 'f'h' AIJV(t ~••ol wiU...,. provlth a Soul.hem Callrornla Y•chtlN Al· 1uanouncer, a route taken by many rormt•r date ond the lradlnK d'"dlln(' and how thti 1C11v" fh Ml look ut 11l&IP1M'l'll •nd ~rewl lltlv· 11oclatipn calendar: athletee But he did It a UWo dJff •renlly 1.1nd on thu farm ln Columbus and Roeht•h•r wN'tl du h1• rm ff l)(lrth on tho U .. 4t ()bmple with a different result. \ng Y•whlh1" ltlum ror Uut J98U Ol1•lc. •1..AMiros ~~T'c!:}~~oi~ c..... •'lr1t. he wasn 't a a.tar player or a b1i namt'. .. But I U\lnk all the money ls "r •l If I W•'( " '" ltll•odit 't'h~ •I• Ol~mplc <'IUlt.-S "~~0• ~Mi:.~.?t-~r.t;.~ a.<•· appearing only once ln more th11n 81 atllml'' <lurm.; ballplayer ~ay. 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'1'nt«! ,,( Biennial Trek Debated Lopez, who won nine tournaments last year tts a rookie a nd has cap· lured two eve nts this year, had six birdies and two bogeys. l>ost birdied fi ve holes and bad one bogey JoANNE CAR NER, also a two·time winner tb1s year, shot a first· r o und 69 a n d wa s g rouped two s trokes back or the lead with La ura Baug h , Ch a ko Higuchi, Donna Young ~uys on the benc h Billy Martin and Reg· GARAGIOLA 5ant8 Anila. gie Jackson at their reudin' best. 7:50 p.m. <9) -NRA BASIU,'TBAU_, -Ttw Bul e veryone connected wit h ~ BC's ba~C'bJll Los An~elcs La kers m eet the Trull Uhuwr11 In broa dcasts calls that report ludicrous. "I couldn't Portland. believe it when I saw that story." Garag10la s aid. his voice cracking with anger. "Tony and I have n e ver had a ny pro blem at a ll. ll \\as JU:.t ridiculous." RADIO Baseba ll -San Diego ul Dodgers. 6.SS p.m . KABC (790>; Angels a t Seattle, 7:30 p.m .. KMPC. 17101. Basketball -Lakers at Portland, 7:50 p.m . KLAC C570) . Hockey -Minnesota a l the Kings . 7:50 p.m .. KRLA f 11101. Auto Racing -Formula Atlantic Grand Prix, 3 : 15 p.m .. KLAC (570). Pr e· race events at 2:05. Tt ... f11I•• 111 1111· l1l1·11tllul 3,000·mlle I'"" 1\11.:1·1•'""' '" 'J'uhtll m e · lont(cist 111 11•111ut1011.1l ya11•hl 1 ucf' In th•· ~ orld Ii. l>1•1nu 1ll•t>atc•1l hy the board 11( cl1rct'l<lrH of tht.• Trunspuciflc Y ,1dll ('lull . 1111011.11or or the race on tlw up1X>S1tc ye1.1r11 of lhQ Honolul u ral'l' ot 11 pcnod other than Ba.stllle Day as 1t has bee n 10 the past with a start a ro und June 20. There Is also a prob- lem with school programs for col· lege crew participants. If the race is to be held it should be scbeduled about two years in advance, Rogers believes. a nd Debbie Austin. · "My back fina ll y got so bad last year that I did what doctors had been telHng me I should do for a long tim e," s a id Rankin "I took about 31~ months off 1 had the trouble. which was a l firs t a m uscula r prob· lem . s mcc 1973, but il t u r n e d i n to a d e · generative disc and was giving me nerve prob· Jems GARAGIOLA WAS a n a nnouncer for the Yankees in the early 60s when the New York team got along just nne. With themselves and the op- pos ition ; losers have lots of friends. .. When I covered the Y<ink ces. they had players Like Horace Cla rke, Ross Moschitlo, Jake Gibbs and Dooley Womack,"" s-tt-.'• Tl',...,._ TELEVISION 9:30 a .m . (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Mel Allen narrates highlights of the 1978 baseball season. Reason for the de bate 1s the s hm amount or entries in the race during recent years. Maximum number or entries has been 10, and last year there were only four boats making the race. Rear commodor e Dick Steele doesn't believe the race commands the top ocean racing yachjs. He belie ves it is too much work for the small number or entries. It was pointed out that the last race cost TPYC a bout $5,000. which is relatively minimal for a long distance race. He said be would be happy to cover the strife· torn Yankees now. ''I'd love to be in the middle of it. I would m ake s ure 1 rode the team bus every da y. I'd love to hear Mickey Rivers needle Reggie J a ckson. ''I'd use some djscret1on but I would gel the flavor That's what it's all about The day of just describing the infield fly and how to throw the 10 a .m. 12> ·-CHALLENGE OF THE S EX ES -Diving and tennis are fea tured today. 111 l COLLEGE BASEBALL -UCLA and USC mN Saturday in a Pacific·lO game. Taped. TPYC VIC E commodor e Hugh Rogers ts in favor of spurring in the race by coordinating it with other Ion~ distance races or r ace series be· 1ng held m that part of the world Several directors argued that they don 't believe the club should sponsor a race Wlth only four entnes as i'. doesn 'l look good for the club and 1s not a repr esentative for one that is the longest m the world. curveball is over '" 10:30 a .m . (2) -NBA BASKETBALL Denver vs. Philadelphia. Noon C4) ~ SPORTSWORLD -Coverage of a n AIA W gymnastics event taped at the Penn Hogers points out that the Tah1l1 hotels would rather the race be held ··r f i nall y got rnghtened enough to do what the doctors told me to .. Garagiola, aJso seen on the tube as car huckster and a personality on the Today Show. bristles at suggestions that he is more show biz and less Stale camptis in 'University Park, Pa. From Ain· tree, England: the Grand National Steeplechase Also: white water swimming. < 13> -SPORTS AFIELD -Airboat racing with J erry Chiappetta Survival The final t"'o rounds ()( the 72·holi> Winners Circle will be nallon<lll v televised Saturday a nd Sunday journalism. "THAT'S NONSENSE," he said "I like to con s ider mysel! a n announcer >''ho tells what I know and what I fi nd out. I tell the facts with a hghl bne Hut I still tell the facls. "I JUSt don't happen to thtnl-that the Super Bowl or the World Series should be treated as high mass." 1 p.m. (7) -BOXING -J orge Lujan defends his WBC b a ntamweight crown against Cleo Garcia. Taped al Las Vegas. 1:30 p.m . 14) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round play in the Colgate-Dinah Shore winners Ctr· de f rom Rancho Mirage. 15l -ANG ELS BASEBALL -The Angels vs. the Mariners at the Kmgdome in Seattle . 2:30 p.m . <7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -Mexico City In a program inspired by the book "Africa: the End of the Game." Cheryl Tiegs investigates re· To Face HB ports or a lleged wildlife mism anagem ent in Africa . Course Set "Ocean Survival" "is the title of a nine·week course being offered at Or ange Coast College. T he course. listed as Marine Activities 131, meets Monday evenings from 7·9 p.m. First class s ession will be April 16. A g roup of Mexico Ci· 3:30 p.m . (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - ty soccer players, ages NASCAR's Re bel 500, taped at Darlington. S.C. In· 1. 8, 9 and 10, will be lernational Raceway. Also: Part Two of the Orien· GREENSBORO. N.C IAP > -J ack Renner competing at T a lbert tal World of Self Defense, taped at New York. 141 said that at this early point he isn't even consider· School in Huntington -WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN. ing winning the golf t ournament Bea ch Saturday morn· 7:30 p .m. (52) -HORSE RACING -Today al Kite, Four Others Sha~e Golf Lead Registrat ion may be made April 16 through 20 between 8 a .m. and 7 p. m . Mondays through Thursdays and 8 a .m . to 2 p.m But Tom Kite is ing, beginning at 9:30 Santa Anita. "Thls is the first time in a long lime I've come a gainst Region 117 or the 11:40 p.m. <2> -AUTO RACING -Formula -------~-- into a tournament thinking I waS' playing well American Youth Soccer One cars race through the streets of Long Beach in Sun, Moon, Tfdn enough to win." Kite said after faring a four-under· Organization. taped coverage of the U.S. Grand Prix West. TOOAY par 68 to tie Renner and three others for the first· The visitors represent RADIO s.con<111191> • .. p.m. round Jead in the Greater Grensboro Open gol! Liga de Mascotas and Auto Racing -Long Beach Grand Prix, 12:30 SATURDAY to l S D Flrsl low 12 t9 •.m. urnamen t his is a r ecip roca l p.m .. KLAC (570 ). Baseball -an Jego at F••••h•CJll •07am. ALSO SHARING the top s pot we re Jim en gagement. The two Dodgers, 12:55 p.m .• KABC (790); Angels at Seal· ~=~C::.. 1;:~:·~-42 T hor .... , a former running back al Morgan State dueled in Mexico City in tie. 1:30 p.m .. KMPC <710). Basketball-Phoenix s.inroK•UHm.w1u,11p.m. ~ • L k 3 30 KLAC C570) Mooflrowtl 18Pm .wts2:t$•.m. who finished second in the Tucson Open; Bobby ....:.::N~o~v.::.e:..:m:.:be::.:::.:.:r·:...__ _____ a=.•~=.a;,;..e:..;.rs.:..:...• ..;..:..;;.....:.p_.m_ .. ;___..;....._..;.....· ________________ _ Walzel. who spiced his effort with a string or fi ve cons ecutive birdies, and Keith Fergus, one or the last to finish Thursday's play. Fergus had a cha nce lo lake the lead alone but missed on a 10·15 loot birdie putt on the final hole. Bob Eastwood and Barney Thompson were a s ingle shot back al 69. Masters champion Gary P layer of South Africa, Hale Irwin and Fuuy ZoellerloppedaJargegroupat70 Lanny Wadkins, the only two·time winner on the PGA tour this year, and defending champion Seve Ballesteros ol Spaln •ere rour strokes off the pace after matching par 72 on &be rain·soaked, 6,984·yard Forest Oaks Country Club course. MARCH 31-APRIL 8 ---~~~ ......... ~Futur~o-......... ----.... FBBB PRIZBSt HUNDREDS OF EXCITING EXHJllTS I IXHllmON HOURS ,......,. ....... t0:10"" Moft.· TIM9. l:IO""' .. tt:Ot .... ....,. ........ 1.• 11111 "*' ... ,. • 10:.IO ... llAMD HIW 1979 ~CURY Automatic. ~r~e!1?br~J ~ory air, speed control. wsw steel belted radials. deluxe sound package, pwr. windows OR llAHD HEW 1979 MBCURY COUGARXR7 Automatic. power steering & brakes, factory air. padded Landau roof. wsw steel belted racllals.. YOUICHOICE SDAYSOHLY ,,..s.. ,.._,.,.~MOM. · TweL..f ...... 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Appearing nightly at the park Sunday through Saturday will be: -Peaches and Herb. on the Space Stage . performing their gold single, "Shake Your Groove Thing·· plus other energetic tunes. -Gary's Gang. aJso on the Space Stage. doing their popular. electrifying songs. "Keep on Dan· cin'" and "Do It at The Disco" SKILES ANO HENDERSON, LEFT, WILL PERFORM AT KNOTT'S COUNTRY FAIR H.P. Lovecraft, Rtght, Wiii Entert•ln With Tongue-In Cheek Medicine Show -Willie Aames, one of the !>tars of TV"~ "Eight Js Enough," teaming with Paradise in Tomor~owland to sing original songs. All's Fair At Krwtt's Knott's Berry Farm's third annual country fair will keep the spirit of this early American pastime -something to delight everyone in the family Clitfie Stone's Hometown J amboree wUh the Burch Mann Danc:ers will bold center stage in the Good Time Theate r. At night on. that stage, Knott's own rock group, "Scream," will be in concert. Disco groups Arpeggio a nd G.Q. open the festivities tonight. Skiles and Henderson, comedy duo. will be part of the entertainment package. Bluegrass groups, Dr. H.P. Lovecraft's Magical Medicine Show, specialty acts apd a hang gUder exhibi· tion a re planned. Country Fair also will feature exhibits ranging from radio memorabilia to antique fa rm machinery, contests like the Senior Ol y mpics. fast d ra w and West Coast Armwreslling; a nd such theme games as pie eating, cow milking and greased pig catching. Barbecued and country·style foods ,..m be for s ale Hours ar:e 9 a .m . to midnight weekdays and until 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday nights through April 15. VISITOR, OSTRICH FOCUS ON EACH OTHER AT LION COUNTRY SAFARI Grammy Winner Kenny Rogers and comp()ser Dottie West to appear tonight. -·---·. ···--. -----..------· -------. ·-- Comedy, Country Top Bills ·~ • In Anaheim Country music's Vocal Duo of the Year wiJl s•art the holidays orf at Ana heim Convention Center with their performance at 8 o'clock tonight with the Oak Ridge Boys. Currently known for "All I Evet Need Is You," the pair will appear on a TV special at 9 p.m . Thursday, April l2 on Cbanoel 2. Tickets are $8.50 and $9.50 at the box omce. On Monday through Wednesday the arena stage will be taken over by "Bugs BuD.QY Meets the Super-Heroes," a two. hour. audience par ticipation family show. Well-known arch·vlllalns. such as The Jok,,-, The Riddler, The Penguin and Catwoman devise "dastardly deeds" against the cartoon characters of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, the Road Runner and Sylvester & Tweety until Batipan, Robin and Wonder Woman intervene. Ttcketa are priced at S4 and $5 for adults and $3 and S4 for children under 12. On Thursday, the comed1 revue will move to Loni Beach CoovenUon Center Arena wbeA lt wijl play throucb Euler Sunday. • Papa ~Run Run, at Main Street's Plaza Gardens, featurln~ the Californla surfin' sounds of the '60s. ~ At 2 p.m. Sunday, April 15, a colorful, quaint. turn -of-the-century Easter Parade will fill Main Street. USA with fashionably attired ladies and gentlemen. festooned antique automobiles and car· toon characters. Barbershiop singing will be heard ut 3 15 in Che plaza. Easter Week hours will be 9 am. to midnight through Saturday and 9 a m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, April 15. Safari Stage To Spin Tale Lion Country Safari. l n close collaboration with E. Bunny. Esq .• will present the Lilliput Players' adaptation of the classic Grimm fairy tale ... Rumplestiltskin." three times dajJy from Sunday through April 15 in the park's ~ubbles Memorial Theater. For two years the troupe has presented the play in Southern Califo rnia schools where col· orfuJ costumes. sets. li ve music and audience participation have made it a success in prov1d· ing live theater experience for children. Addmonal shows in the entertainment a rea "'include the "'Featherly Follies Bird Revue'' a nd ··Animals of the World." a live showcase featur- ing a baby spider monkey. raccoon, cheetah a nd boa constrictor. All performances arc rt:peated severa l limes daily an the. park along Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. just off the San Diego Freeway. Wildlife preserve gates are open from 9:45 a m . to S p.m. and visitors may tour the animal petting village, wildli fe exhibits. curio shop and amusement rides in Safar i Camp. \ f ' , I PIRIT CALIPPO•NIA World Music Ivel Wiii t•k• PIK• S.turclly •nd Sundily In Md •round U. LGI An111es OlllMUm 8nd ........ A ...... Tlclletl tM leront rock 'n' roll muek l.;..:.;:iE="1•ert1'1ewr held In the county rMgl ..._; ....... ' .. 's .. us. s.tur::r•..,.... " .;.~ Ted Nugent CJ-. Triclc :-:.;_~sneec':!£i:~ lenwlU'WMr•luMlr.,.. ther'1 Fl~ AC1DC. T .... .... ~ .. :~~i:n=:==~ ..... ,a.; wm run c .......... ,::'"" s.erts AntMwtH .... e ~ .... Md sterw dl ..... y ••at ..,.Pl'Mftt. A l•Mr Stlaw Md ,1,.....1 dllPl•Y wlll ConclUde Neh ewntne. \ INTaRNATIOllALL Y ICNOWN Mr'P vlrtUOIO Suunn McDaneld wlll perfwm .. I p.m. S.tunt.y at NeWDOrt H•"°' Hlth Scltool, 600 I rvlne Ave. Newport INch. TM IOIOlst. known fcW her eMrOY Md IUl)erb mu lclanlhlp Is pre1ented by the Harbor ArN COmrnw.lty Concert ' Association. Season membenhJPS will be •v•llabfe et the door •t 16 for students'-$12 adults Md POfMnllles. She teacnes at sev•r•I unlvwsttles and also In France and Italy. A CONCERT Of' contemporery and traditional Mexican music wlll be given SUSANN McDONALD, HARPIST "Skipper" Al•n H•I• lnrlres You To Th• : • ••• 111h. AtiNUAL •••••••••••••• With each paid ldmmlon. voo wm receive a tlcket entitling you to, spin the Daily Pilot's • 'Wheel ~ Fortune " Hundred• ~ prizes will be awarded every day or the show from apenino to ~losing. ERE ARE SOME OF THE PRIZES YOU CAN WIN: •FISHING ROOS •BEACH MATS '> FISHLANDtNG NETS • FISHING LINE • PLASTIC UMBRELLAS • SINKERS • FRISB~ES •TACKLE BOXES • fttCNI~ JUGS • ROAD ATLAS EE ONE OF THE BIGGEST DISPLAYS OF WER BOATS ON 1HE WEST ~ST. Pl.US ARITIME ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT. t ···-·-----. . ..,..-. ... by Lot HuechlchllH at I o'clock tonleht In Humanltln H11t, room 171 at UC Irvine Tht lllf"fOnNnce II sponlONd by La Esc•llta, a UCI commwtlty service group Which provides tutors for atucllfttl lnlHYAM~I. TH• LOI ANHL•I PttUhermonlc Wiii make Its tlrat Loftl .. ech 8PllHr•nc• Uftdef' ttl c......-etld new dlNCtor Carlo AUrfa Gtullnl at I : 15 p.m. Sunday In the Terr.ce Theetat at U. Coonventlon Center. Ticket prlcn raftll from '3 to IJO.'°-Extra attenclentl will amat wt th •rklno .s "''' concert ls-ttekl In conjunction with Grand Prhc weekend. ON• OP TH• GRaAT•ST Ctllo vlrt~I of our time, J•no• Stark•r wlll be so1ol1t with Henri Ttml1nka and the U·member Callfornl• Chamber Symphony at the flnel concert of the orche1tr1'1 current INton et I p.m . ~ In "ovce Hall .. UCLA. Starker I f• Han Interpreter of 8ech'1 music for uneccompenled cello For.ticket lnformaUoo, phone (213) ~. OIV81H• MUltC of the P.clflc WOOdwlrtd Quintet wlll be hHrd •t 3:30 p.m . Sunday In the Herltege Perk Youth S.rvlcH Center, Welnut and Yale strHh, Ir vine. Adm1aslon 11 U .50 for edults and $ 1 for stuct.nts, mllltery IMrJonnel and H nlor c:ltlr na. Tht tredlllon11 group of four woodwinds end one brt Illustrates the lncrtdlblt variety ot ~ounds and moods pc>sslbl• with only a tew Instrument . THE BORODIN QUART T from Mostow will perform the final oncert of the current ~a,on of the Laouna Beach Chamber Music Soc.lety at 8 IS r·'" Thursday, April 12. 1 he muslca evening will take place In the Laguna Beach High School auditorium where tickets wlll be ~at ttle box office. The quartet has been considered among the world's foremost chamber ensembles for the past 30 years, giving 3,000 concerts and prOduclng dozens of records. KABUKI WEST will bring classlcal Japanese theater to UC Irvine at 8 p.m . Wednesday, Aprll 11, in the Fine Arts Village. Leonard Pronko will direct the troupe which performs in English but is otherwise as authentic to the Japanese art as possible -wigs, costumes and makeup. The presentation w ill include "Pulling the Armour" based on a 17th century play and "Fishing for a Wife" and "Atahualpa," an experimental piece about the last great ruling Inca. Admission is $4 at the box office. . THE MONTECITO STRING Quartet will perform works by Haydn, Beethoven and other composers at UC Irvine at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 10 in the Fine Arts Village Concert Hall. Admission is $3. Formerly members of Music from Marlboro, the group has toured nationally and appeared in the Marlboro, Cesals, Flagstaff and Chamber Music Northwest festivals and Concours Internationale. ROMANTIC IALLET MASTERPIECE Anthony S.llera. Terri HeyH "TH MAIT RPllCB of romentlc ballet," "&lselle," wlll be prH ented bV the Clvlt Uellet of Souther'n Cellfornla at 8 p.m. Saturday and 1 30 p.m . Sunc:My In Plummer Auditorium, 201 e. Chapman Ave , J:Ullerton. All teflh ere ruerved, at '3.SO each. Art11tl' director Anthony Seflitr!\ hes recreeted the W<ond. seldom SMrtormed, pe de dtux which he will oorform with Terri Haves. CONCERT PIANIST Allen Giles will present recitals at 8 p.m. Saturday and 3:30 p.m . Sunday in the Golden West College community theater in Huntington Beach. Admission is S2. Giles recently completed a videotaped instructional program in piano and has written a text, "Beginning Plano - An Adult Approach." The GWC faculty member appears.regularly with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Library Fest A tun·ftlled Ubrary lllforlDMioa Sbow wttb all eorts of (amlly HlertabuDeat and tbe POHlbUUy olbeln1 ... D .oa &el••ll&oa la ach6duled Su.Delay at the HUDUa119D Beacb Library. Site of the festivity rrom 2 to t_p~ wW be at 11ll Talbert Ave .• juat. olf OOlclea. Wllll Street. overlooking the city's Central Park and its lakes. RJGRUGHT OF dt: afternoon will be televlaing of KNBC Channel .c·s Su.nda7 Show. with Interviews by flbsts Kelly Lance and Paul Moyer Uve rrom the scene. Chlldten aUendlng will be uked at r-andom what they think of when the subject of the library comes up, In a twill of Art LlnJdetter's old "Kida Say The Darndest Th.lnp" episodea. Library spokesmen will dilcma the lmP9d of Propoeition 13 on their own f5 million facWty. whose fourth birthday will be celebrated with the fetUval coinciding with National Library Week. LIB•ARY DtRECl'Oa Walter Johnson de· veloped the restival idea lo emP,ha~lze the Im- portance of these facilltles. whlch in Huntinston Beach and other cities, serve more as com- munity culturul centers than mere book re· po111tories. Spokeswoman Donna Adams says in eddl· lion t.o lhc varied actlvltl~ on the grounds, the 73.000.eqwarc·root library which houses 180,000 volumfl wUI be open from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. One h.l1hll1ht will be The Butterfly Ball. a children's fantasy costume show and pet parade. A bicycle decorating contest and COlfl· peUtlon In T·ahlrt design for cblldren and teen· 11en aJM> are scheduled. Members of the American AaaoclaUon or Unlven1lty Women will lead vlsllon through .• the ir LUttary Heritage Garden. Docent toun of \he library wHI ulao be offered. 11.ACH FASHIONS ._.., ~t._ el •• .. •111e•r .. Netl1JIH'rf •eem CtJSTOMMADE BIKINIS OlJR 8PECIALIT1r' 1u2:1Msa...Ne_......meee~ aa.1u1 The Cedar Chest r RJ ( · / . \ \ ·' . ~ '·L·'~ '-r,,... ~ /ffi\ EASTER SALE see our special selecoon of Easter dresses , at reasonable pnces also featuring name-brand sportswear Jazz Overtaking OCC '-../\._ .r~ ·~ Open Dally 2233 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach (Corner or W Balboa and 23rd St.)6 75-3020 ... Night Concerts, Day Jam Sessions Swing Sight a nd sound action continues today through Sunday at the 11th Annual Orange Co8St College J azz Festival in Costa Mesa . but tickets are going fast for Saturday night's concert. Spokes m e n said Thursd a y the jam scheduled by Bill Wa trous and his Wildlife Refuge West was on the verge of being sold out at $6.50 per person. THE CONCERT by the trombonist who has won the Downbeat InternationaJ Critics Poll will be in the OCC Auditorium at 8 p.m. and features the Big Band era swin~ sound. For those with a vacant evening tonig ht. it still Isn't too late to get into the Woody Shaw Quintet concert. scheduled same lime and place at the same $6.50 per person . Saturday at 3 :30 p.m .. the home-grown OCC Jazz Ensemble conducted by Professor of Instrumental Music Dr Charles Rutherford will appear in concert at the auditorium. ~ ADMISSION TO tha t session of pjo. fessionats and stude nt bandsmen is $3 per UCI Presents ~ ~ ," MOMTICITO STllM& OUAD'ET Selections Include Beethoven. HaYdn and Oellssee. 8:00 p.m Tuetdev. April 10. 1979, Concert Hall General S3. Students S2 IAIUIO WIST -Kabuki in English Wedneeday. April 11, 1979. Village Theatre. 8'00 P.M General S4. Students S3 llYI .. CHAMIEI Pl.A YBS Selections Include Mozart. Etier. and Cer1er Friday. April 20. 1979. Village Theatre. 8:00 p.m. • Piii ADMtSSfOM person. but a certain segment of collegwtt• sound Saturday is free. A number of college and university group5 from four western states will compete in- dividually for grading and trophies throughout the day. Tickets are a vaila ble through the OCC Ticket Office in the Administration Building Jhrough 7 p.m. today and from 8 a .m . to noon (Saturday or at the box oCfice Saturday night and Sunday. SUNDAY'S KEY event will be a concert at 3 p.m in the OCC Auditorium featuring Louie Bellson and his Bi g Band Explosion. with tickets at $6.50 per person. Clinics in jazz techniques for various instru- ments and featuring the renowned musicians appearing nightly during the four-day festival are scheduled both Saturday and Sunday. St~de s musicians will be admitted to t hese j m sessions conducted in certain classr ms with limited spectator facilities for $2 per person. The $2 covers each day and musicia ns may attend as many of the clinics as fit into their schedule. Hiwporl Prod•u h A Fcmlly Affmr! I go to ttM _. .. at 2 ca.a! My wife ....................... at 7 a.a Mfd-.Mer D.._,_.tokla•• pick • tlle ~ flowers! • My otllef-t I yl f"' Di-. Is --~ ............. "' ...... • • frfp womd ttM wortd. 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( -·-,,.. ...... ,.79 Bom-agiJin Troig>e Premieres -Prio ~Shows Must Go OD (After a Respite) in Saddleback·Valley . . ~ . eWhc a trto ol OrHte County premaeret. Tbt mw 1eaaoa will begin on Sept. 14 with OH of the local d•buu. Herb Gardaer's "t'bt.we." 1 modern eomedy. Mike BleUu cwho'1 earrently an r•bearu t ror .. Ni1bt Wmb'' at &Mld~IO wlU abare the dlrec:ting *"" widt Jolt Cordio. Ooe of lhe..J:m• of the TV screen from the Sixties, Reli RoN'1 "Dear Friends," will follow on Nov. 16. Tlaen comes the rmc local 1ta1laa ol a eomedy by El Toro playwript Jack Sharkey, "Take a Number. DarUnc," under the dlrecdoa ol Bea Jut&i. NEIL SIMON'S LON£ serious play <and one ol bia belt>. "1be · Ginaerbread Lady " Is the f OW'tb otferina with Eileen Fiahbacb i~ the director's c h1lr. ll opens March 14, to be followed by another county premiere, AgathK CbmUe's "Murder at the Vicarage" with Jean Hyde in charge, bowing in on May 9. The 1919·80 season should effectively solidify the Saddleback Valley Community Theater as a prime cultural entity in the sprawling region midway between the spheres ot inlluence of the Irvine and San Clemente community groups. It's an area where theater made a gallant effort a decade ago before r10al· ly calling it quits after three years. This was lbe Rancho Community Players. born in July of 1967 and int.ef'T'ed in June, 1970, after presenting 10 productions -on seven dif. ferent stages. This nomadic existence. more than anything else, conlri~ lo the group's eventual demise. THE RANCHO P LAYERS turned out a few clinkers, to be s ure, but they also hjt the mark often. with such shows as "Guys and Dolls." "The Crucible" and the estimable "Once Upon a Mattress." The young lady who played the leading role in that one, incidentally. went on to bigger and better things. You know her as Toni "'ennille. But the growing SaddJeback Valley wasn't quite ready for community the ater then. ana the school districts didn't quite know where to put lhe Rancho players. As a result the group shift· ed from Mission Viejo High School to El Toro High, to La Paz School. to Olivewood School and, finally, to El Toro's lrvine School. It's hard to hit a moving target. and Rancho Player~ eventually ran out of steam. Tuneful Romance SADDLEBACK VALLEY COMMUNITY THEATER OPENS 'NIGHT WATCH' APRIL 20 Robert Sax, Susan O'Connell, Ben J utzi and Carrie Mowery Rehearsing After a five-year period without a commum ty theater group. the Saddleback company was born in 1975 and. for a lime, bounced around among three s chool stages. Now. however. they 're fairly well ensCQnced at th(· comfortabll· Mission Viejo High theater and are working on their. 12th production, "Night Watch," which opens April 20. Marriage broker Kezal <Rodney Gilfrey > scowls in frustration when young lovers J enik a nd Marie C Kit A. 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S.tsM --.. ........... ~ ............ •::OO- O'ftan ,...~ .. -- You could lose your head over our Henry VIII cut· At Tht.· B11t Yellow HOU5e. that'-. all 11 C'osts fOf all the~ nld· fJ,h1orwd cook11111 )"tl ran ~at. .JU~I S4. 95 for adults. rven k~' lrlf mo~t ch1kln·n Wt• '4·n·e Ill Mt> pl.ittt-r., ot i;colden fllt!d chicken. JO!M<l<'1l fn·sh '<'R\ tablt:s. ma!.f'ltood p111~1ne .. and l!faV)', SO\Jp 0 11d l>.llad. hot wrn bread .... uh hcJOt·y butkr. ph.1' a "1<tmd ~ntrcc th<it rlw1~'l." t'H'r) da\. Coc·ktaib and "1nt' arc .warlabk-. And wr .tecept VISA and ~la~ter Char~c. Kd/lqut·t fiK'lhtics ava1Liblo.·. orHE t11JIG oi'ELLOW "HOUSE "RESTAURANT \639 E. lm~nJI HtJihwa,, Brea • C714l :;~· 1891 • :.llO Harbor Blvd .• U>5ta Mc!>c! • (714) 5·W·0319 l>rnn~r. Mon.-Thurll !'>-9. f ri. 5-JO. Sat. <1·10. Sun. 12·9. Cosca ~tesa is open for lunch Mon.·f'ri. 11:30.2:00 p.m. ..... AT THE DESERT'S NEWEST LUXURY RESORT April 8th thru 15th Specfel Room Rat•-25% Otr Our resort faclfltles Include - • Gott -27 HoleS • Tennis -25 Courts • Pools and Hydrotherapy pool • 4 Restaurants and Lounges Plus spgcial Easter WHk programs for lldutts and children - • Sk1ewa1< Alt Show • Excftfno Dining EYenta • Games & Contests • Hiking a cmta • Day and Night ActMUee •· Much. Much Mont ASK FOA THE EAST£R WEEK ~CIAL • .Maniott's. ?=cJ ~~£!1r2 .~~M~~~70~~~~r~ •Advence ..... ,9'1GM ...-ncs, .,_. .... 1'11, ftOt IP91hU'bh to ....... • It 's that good. So is the Roast'd Duckling, the Rack of Lamb and all our other olde-f ashioned feasts. We serve them in royal style, too. In our own 17th century English inn. It's a heady atmosphere. FIVE CPSWNS :~: 3801 f.ast Coast Highway, Corona del Mar • (714) 675-1374 ' .. , otlgl\,o!}el' . t DINNER. SPECIALS J SERVED NIGHTLY FROM 4:00 P.M. •• MON. & TUE •••. BroHted Chicken ..........• S2.95 ¥AJD .... Salisbury StHk . . • . • . . . . . . . . ....... S2.65 ,..,A .... Brochette of Beel. ................. $3.35 or Spaghetti . .. . . . ................ S2.85 f-.S: ... Teriyakl Stuk . . . . . . . . . . ............. $4.25 I .... Brochette of Beef ...•............•••• $3.35 or c,..~en FMd ltHk ............... J2.90 a ... RoHt Sfftoin of Beef ................. .$3.35 All served with soup or salad, choice of potato, hot roll and butter, beverage, jello or sherbet . -. .: BEER• WINE 400 S. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH 414-3137 Don't overlook Cantonese style 1pecialties at Karn~ ......... hM beeo boomtna 1a U. IDU)' new ,..tauraate featurlq a.. UW.·lmon Mbooil of Cbinele cooklq llke Mandarla IOd Satthwan. TIUI .. all very well and IOOd : tt'1 1 IOftl overdue eatcblna up, ln fact, wttb IOIDe ol tbe world't lMtltlt dllbM. But I C9l'talaly bope we don't start ov.r&oolllq the equaU1 sa: Cab· ton. .. variety tbat hM bMft the m•~1 ot Cblaeee food tn Wa country tor to......, yean. Wrl'll THAT IDIA ln mlad, we Ht fOrth one nlfht lut week to one ot U. bMt t1emD1ara In tbla ~• -Kam'• re1taurut on tile Coast tfl1hway ln Corona ct.I Mar. Althouah the ornate facade of Kam 'a re· m ains undiantted there'• beftl a v .. t upheaval n xt door. So don't be ml.aled into WODderift& ll the rettawaat. ls clot~. or about lO disappear as tM Jamalea Inn did to make way for the hutt• Bank ot Newport construction project. 8l'fOrc our drinks and appeUzen arrived. we renl'<'U~ ror it few moments on the nature or anlontac coo)clng, that had brought us to Kom 'lf. Fl llST O•"'t" WE acknowledged it as a culinary urt that can be attributed. in large part. Lo the rnvorablt.> gcograpbjcal situat.ion or r anlon on the Si Kiang Raver in the province of Kwantw1g, one of the most fertile areas of China Frwt trees and s hrubs abound ln its sub- tropical climate. As a result, fruits and fruit juices account for the many delicious sweet and sour concoctions. K wanlung has a coastUne or more than a thousand miles with waters that yield a vast ha rvest of seafood and m arine produce. Oyster suuce Is widely used in the preparation of many meat and some vegetable dishes. AQOVE ALL. IT SEEMS to me. Cantonese cooking is subtle and the least greasy or all the regional styles. Also. the cooks excel in stir· frying and they make excelJent use of nuts and mushrooms in their dishes. Kam 's, fortunately. offers everything to field a winner in the Cantonese cuisine derby. The starting gate can be one of four Oriental s tyle dinners . one or more or 10 chef's s pecialties, or any or an extensive number or a la carte dishes. Ideal ror either the start or fini sh line is one of the exolic tropical drinks served with a won- derful sense of showmanship. A few of these in· elude the hurricane. tiki bowl and fog cutter. $2.45 each; the lapu. $4.75, for two to four im· bi be rs. But the show gets under way well in advance of anything like a boo loo cocktail ORCHESTRA LEADER Lee Castle Due Aprtl 13 !served in a fresh Hawaiian pineapple shell. $2. 75 >. From the moment of entry your attention is drawn to the fine art and intricate detail or Kam's decor. Decorative themes include the dragon and · phoenix. In ancient Chinese thinking, those most powerful of animals and attractive of birds dominated all others to become the sym. bols of strength and beauty. Leading off our dinne r were two orders of appetizers for two, $5.95 each. consisting of fried shrimp. barbecued ribs, pork rumaki, egg roll and beef soo chow. The latter -a prize- wi nning dlsh if ever -netted grilled slices of lender marinated beef. served on skewers TWO TOP·NOTCH chef's specialties were sizzling go ba -s liced barbecue pork, bamboo shoots and s hrimp with China green and pea pOds in sauce. served from a sizzling-hot steel plate-$5.75: Kam·s special ga1 kow -braised Continental and Fresh Seafood Re!>lourant Lunch • Dinner Fresh Seafood • U.S. Prime Beef Milk Fed Veal • Prime Rib Banquet Foc1l11res Live Entertainment 3201 Eosr Coast Highway. Cor-ono del Mor breHt of chicken sauteed witb imported C'1Mse and sUeed button mmlnOml, ..... wltb frwh crisp ve1etables -tt.•. :nae other diabes. au Npl'Weatl'tve ud praiseworthy exam,les ol Culaa111 CIOOMry, were beef mushroom chow meln, ••: sweet and IOW' pork, 13.35; beef t.omtito, ..... They we re accompanied by crl.ap fried DOOdlel and steamed rice. ~am'a lunc heon menu, served llonday lhrouah Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m .• of. fers six combination plates, from 12.IS to 12.95. and arrexecutive lunch special, '3.41,.. person for two or more. Open seven nights a week ror cocktails and dinner, Kam's Is located at 2121 E. Coast Highway Cnear the intersecUon of llacArtbur Blvd.>. Corona del Mar. Telepboae: 173-1119. You might want to bear in mind. too, that the r e are three other locations of Kam's r estaurants in the area: 1421 E. 17th St .• Santa Ana. 558-2626; 1151 S . Beacb, La Habra, 694 -1417 : 1910f " E. Colil{la Road, Rowland Heights. 964-9292. Out 'N About Norman Stanley A HAPPY lTl'H BIRTHDAY gala will be staged by the Newporter Inn a week from tonight. Friday, April 13. The bash looks to be one of the month's ''biggies" so you'd better draw up attendance plans this weekend. Lee Castle. conductor and star of the re· nowned Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, will be front a nd center with his group to provide the even· ing's entertainment. Opened. no doubt •. by several rousing c horuses or "Happy Birthday". this ex· travaganza will get under way in the Monte Carlo Room with cocktails at 6:30 p.m. Dinner a nd dancing will follow from 7:30 to 11:30. CASTLE HAS BEEN a member of the Jim· my Dorsey Orchestra for many years and became musical conductor and featured trum- peter ror the group when the Dorsey brothers decided to join forces and form one orchestra. The April 13 affair will be a one-lime only ap~ pearancc an Newport Beach for the group. Advance tickets are now on sale at $2S per person. For further information contact the Newporter Inn , 1107 Jamboree Road , or telephone 644-1700. r------a»~POs------n ' OPEN 7DAYS I .,·.1.1...11.i.. , .. ,.._, ftM_M' I . . u·rrr o w.'~ ::;·; .. ~r::~-: : ")ftwll a..--Big W ie'?1es1 I i 2ror1 i I BUY ONE-GET ONE FREE I I ·~QU"L \IALUEI I I CHIU DOG • TAMAUS • BURRITOS I I ONE PER COUPON • ANY ONE ITEM I I I : ~ TEXAS SlYLE : : ~ ~ CHILI DOG : : " mt •0 •• GOOD ANVTIME : I J.r ~ Monday thru Sunday I I ~ .uoo MAIIBOH BL\-0 A I ~I( '>0/\0 I I •·vurH~,:l'Rll JI• llfl• l o-,rr\ "1l'>A 646-4855 ~·· ' '-------------------' L--------------------' ~ - - - - -COl•POJV - - - - --..J Reser110tions: 675-7575 NOW PLAYING DAVID BRUMMEL IN NEIL SIMON'S fAITEI. APRIL 15 JOllUIATTME llAILEOUll COME BLOW YOUR HORN -..... APllL 24 . 11um ._ IAIVll uu a UPI.All IN NEIL SIMON'S (PERF. TUES.-SUN.) TICKET INCl.UDES: w Dinner, Oenclng and Broedw9y Show TIE Miil• IOYS Plus Specials Served Monday·thru Thursday (Friday. Saturday & Sunday 'til 6 P.M.) -Excluding Holidays specials mclude soup or salad, choice of baked potato or oce Oceen Ptn:h . . . 3.85 AHenHc Cod .. .. . .. .. . 3.95 P1elfk: Aed Snepper . . . . . . . . . US ................................ ts GrtHedSHla ................ US Top Sktotn lt.ek .. . .. . . . . . . .. 5.95 SHfood lrochttt•. . . . . . . . . . I.ts StMll a Loe.ttr .. .. . . .. • .. .. US othtr varieties of suptrb stafood and beef dishes Llllldlllll ..-ally 1114 ,.M. rr1v• hrty Fecllttla II 300 3901 E COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR RESERVATIONS (71 41675-0900 16278 PACIFIC COAST HWY., HUNTINGTON BEACH • .-._AESEIWATIONS 12131592·1321 APADANA A WARD WINNING RESTAURANT SUCCULENT FOOD UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT COCKTAILS 3:30 P.M. • DINNER 5 P.M. NIGHTLY Banquet Facilities 10 to 150 People 600D MewportCahrDr ........... Cacrou from F11•I• ,......, 640-7502 FOR YOUR FAMILY Easter Sunday is a special day just for your family. And to keep it a family occasion, we're preparing 1 lavish Easter Sunday family dinner buffet, .which will include roast lamb, roast beef, glazed ham, fresh salads and much more. Entertainment by Marriott's Famous Twin Pianos • I • t RECORD REVIEW MOW IN COSTA MIS~ GUADALAJARA RESTAURANT The Police trio is gaining attentloo for Its rock and pop elements, reggae tunes, witty lyrics and censored topics. The groups debut album is termed 'brightest of 79 releases. · Tleketed for Saeeess? The Police Patrol Rock Beat With Vigor HOMIMADI MUICAH FOOD OPEN DAILY 11 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M. -665 PAULARIMO c ...................... ,... IM. .. tok•C .... C._..I COSTA MESA 540-239 ~ A Dining Experience Beyond the Expected Your fo vorne cuisine•: steak. ch1ckcm s00tood. rld1cntc Sl)Up c+i::!w·ol snln L prepuroo 10 plros•" y< ur r,lot . S -rw·d in 1h0 amb1.-•ric0 of most b...X'lulllul on~~tal surroundings. Ma kf" your wst'rvo11011! now for o truly c-nioy oblc-dining ~><oenencc VBDIBfll =60 Fashion Island. Newport Center Reservations (714) 644-4811 Century Plaza Hotel. Century City Reservations (213) 277-1840 By MICUl\EL PASl<EVICH Ot ,.,. 0•11• f'lltl s .. H The Pohn'. un Ame ricanr English trio. putrol ll rock steady beat minus the baton· tw1rhng rheloric one might expect from a band with s uch an ominou1>, new wa\'e sounding name The band's 101t1al e ffort, "Oullandos D'Amour" <on A&M) 1s not only a stunning de· but. but one of the freshest and most enjoyable records released so far this year FUSING REGGAE, rock and pop elements with a knack for witty lyrics. The Police have produced an exhilarating musica l blend that should appeal to a vast audience. If the band faces any problems. they lie in conservative radio programmers' apparent re· luctancc to air tunes that deal. however in· nocently, with themes that include prostitution and falling in love with a blow-up doll . The album's opening track. "All I Want Is To Get Next To You ... bristles with youthful ener gy be hind the drumming of Stewart Copeland. Andy Summers' cutting guitar chords and intense vocals from bassist Stin~. BUT THE REAL surprises come on the album's next two cuts. a pair of precisely execut-1 ed reggae tunes that can stand up to anything. QASSIC ITALIAN CUISINE VALET PARKING 2325 E. Coett Hwy. C.-.. M9' c.-fGr ·~ ...... 67l-tJ'7 that_ is coming out or Jamaica. Head vocalist Sting has a shrill , pleading tenor perfectly suited for "So Lonely." a tune about the traumas of dealing with another rela- t1<Snship shot to !tell. . The theme is .. mus ingly wimpy som~thing like Tom Petty's "You're Gonna Get It" -and contains the same understated musical power and irresistible hooks. ··ROXANNE" IS ANOTHER Cine snatch of re~gae that deals with a boyfriends' sensitive plea to have his hooker friend stay off the streets. The tune has been drawmg limited FM airplay. whjch is ironic because blata ntly !)ex ual "get down·· songs cllmb the cha rts with re~ularily. Still on the reggal• beat. therl' 's "Can 'l St and Losing You.'' which rharacter12es th(' l.>and's cynical outlook wit h Jines ltke "Called you so many limes today / And I guess 1l ':s all trur. what your girlfriends say/That you don't <•vt r want to see me againt And your brothers g<>ona kill me and he's 6·fcet ·IO .. FOR MORE ROCK·ORIENTEOfans. there·-. · 'Born In The ·sos ... something or a Crcedanct· Clearwater meets Wings number which cltl'k1t perfectly and "Peanuts." In short. there are no dead sp()ts on this Vl'rsalile and ener~etic effort Thosl' looking for a willy and cha n smatic nt.•Y. rock band should book a date with The Poltcc. ccrt<unl) one or tht more arresting nl'W outfits on tht.· rock scene 52 Specialty Shops Open DaUy From ti a.m. Free Admission GERMAN RESTAURANT Resent. 893·0112 NOW APPEARING SENOR LEONARDO NAVARRO Classical Spanish Guitar Dinner Music 6 to 10 Fn . Sat. Ii .. .:q GUS'S CELLAR 11~0 Do-•o•• La9••• 1\pnl fl & 7 · 13 &. l I f'n . i\pnl ti · Hock & Holl Night In thl· U\!l'I' Ciunkn J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I 7561 Cf'nler Dr. "" l\l l!r•,t• llhd ~ !' 0 .... , llehlDll MonlROm~r) "'•"' AdJac't'OC: (u Hont11i.cton Cf'nlt1t ~J La .... Beaclll p; .... __ , .... "' F-ll••ene~o•• 494·06M EARLY BIRD SPECIAL •ent•d ho• 4·6:SO p.a . dally Your d>otl"' t11 ti.Im th""'d" ut to.s.d ...Wd lblu.o chrt.'><' rhousond 1.Jof'rf "' \..,,...,l9" tll drn.s1n~ _,,~ homemadt..' nouionsi b.>k...., 1><"4•0"' "'' plat 17~ \ldfd"'1 ><'.l•'l.ibl. .. (if,-..1. .,;;q b1~"'1 of'd 1-u"" CHEF'S SPEOAL 'row ~d•t<• INll ~~r ,,.. tn~ .,,"''•whim $3.95 FISHERMAN'S CATCH of the DAY ~~ tn.-V-. ""''''1l •""'l ......... $4.45 GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK t'-t t-itmd "k•n '°"'1 ,.,,., bh.Ak·J tv \ ,,, NO.·' $3.95 ROAST LAMB Don• IQ f~U.-d1 (l l ' 111.- ....,,Wd .. ,d\ ,,...,. '~ $4.75 PRINE RIB OF BEEF $4.75 SEAFOOD REST AURAHT & MARKET OPENING SOON iH FOUNT AIM VALLEY I 0065 Gcrfi.td I.At lrooldlwltJ Employment Applleatlona Now Being Taken A NEW DINING ADVENJURE ByPOl>lllivd..>""""l (,o,hooddcl...!C.t ...... lo'1d mAnDAnln CHINES'-Mou .... ko lllulf«I <ggpid1Ul Ro.ft1 lomb <11!d h...n '-I!! ~~"IOlhrngular-·pnme nb "~ok~61ld !JI Geurmet c u1s1N E .~---------~ .. PEKING• SHANGHAI SUNDAY, APRIL 15 POOLSIDE CHAMPAGNE BUFF~T 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. MEDITERRANEAN ROOM BRUNCH 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. · Please Call For Reservations '-c,Airporter Cfan CJlotel R. 11711 ••d.nltwr Bl.,, Oppoelte o. c. Ai11M>rt. Newport Beacll 833-2779 ~i~~ SZECHWAN •HUNAN £ "' .... -·1 Daily Lunch • '~ li· ! And Dinner ~ • " y., Host .ct Host.st -• Mille...tAMCa.a-g '* (Former Chef of the IO Twin Dragons-Anaheim) 1500 ADAMS AVE. !At~""-' OST.A MISA 540.lti) ' lluntin!{ton Beach 1!91· "170 , . 1 o ult t t '"' Ju \l•lH 1'0111111111111 I 11~·\\ 'l'·'fll'I '·"' 1;1~ 1:1:!1 •·'mUM• MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HAIR" CPG l "THE CHAMP" (PG) "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" "'CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) JANE FONDA "THE CHINA SYNORONE" (PG) "HARD CORE"(PGJ "EYES OF LAURA MARS" "AGATHA" (PG) "MURDER ON !HE ORIENT EXPRESS" ftatefl• Hear " s1acr111m RIC ARO PRYOR "IN CONCERT" (R) "WHI CH WAY IS UPr "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE" "BEYOND THE DOOR. PART 2 " (RJ " ATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" "UP IN SMOKE" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" {PG) "THE WARRIORS" (R} "LIPSTICK-" "ICE CASTLES" "TAKE DOWN" <PG> A\.L O"IVt·IHS O~Uf 6:JIP.M.~T Clllltl U114"r II"'" U1tlat1 • Ki.Nie ,..nt••IMI .. · ··mt fOMISE .w MCIMf NVD"CNI ,... THI Ith MUIKITllR f ' , ) ' ' . . "~ t • "VANESSA" IN MIXED MEDIA Pelntlng by Jane Wood / FAMED WATERCOLORISTS Robert E . and Jane Wood's latest works will be shown at Challis Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, through April. A reception honoring the painters Is planned for 3 to S p.m. Saturday or the works may be viewed from 11 to s Wednesdays through Sundays. SCOTT MOORE of Mission Viejo has been awarded the $350 top prize among the 600 entries for Watercolor West's Exhibition XI at the Riverside Art Center, 3'25 Seventh St., Riverside. His "Preparing Today's Catch" and other transparent watercolors from many states and Japan may be seen from 10 to s Tuesdays through Saturdays until April 28. George James of Costa Mesa won $100 for "On to Indio." SURFING PAINTINGS by Russ Crotty will be featured in the UC Irvine Fine Arts Gallery Tuesday through Saturday. H'ours are noon to 5 p.m . with a reception for the artist from 5 to 7 p.m. Wedn1sday. APPLICATIONS TO EXHIBIT works of art for the 1980-81 season are being accepted now by M ills House, City of Garden Grove Art Gallery •• The selection committee wlll review submissions from painters, sculptors and photographers (student or professiona l) at a work and study session from 1 to s p.m . Frluyf Mey 11. Artists must contect Miiia House •t 11732 Mein St. __ _ or ...,.701 for •n •ppllc•tlon. SINC• t• 90W•RI Museum In Sente An• ha collected beuets from North Amerlea. TWenty·slx trlbel erus •re reprellftted In the 100 beskets recently choten for• netton•I tour by the SmlthsonlM Institution. The rest of the couectlon mey be vlewtct In the tndl•n Gelterv et 2002 N. Mein St., S..nt• AM from 9 to 5 Tundeys through Seturditys, 1 to 5 Sundeys end 1 to 10 p.m. Wednesdeys end Thundeys. GRAND ~IUZE WINN•• In StetU$ Gallery's photo contest wes Steven Fry of South Laguna. First place honors went to Dennis Dunton of Costa MeM In the open category and Jeff Doner In Junior division. Other finalists were Tom camPoS, Ray Gllbotowskl, Ricardo Salcedo and Lauri House. Their pictures will be displayed at the gallery, 1200 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach untll AprlJ 1S before moving to LagOna Feder~I Savings for a month. SAWDUST f'IRED ceramic sculpture by Cypress College art Instructor Charlene Felos of Huntington Beach is on display at the Pratt Graphics Center In New York as part of a national Invitational show. GRASSY KNOLLS of Cypress College will be dotted this month with the Col kc tor Rationale &ami~d -Collecting modem art for private and public enjoyment will be the topic of two panel dis - c uss ions at Newport Harbor Art Museum. 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. How does a person begin a collection? Where are the r eliable galleries? Whom do you trust? How can you be s ure you a re getting your money's worth? These questio ns will be answered at 8 o 'clock tonight by Be tty Asher, e ar ly c ollec tor of "POP .. : Norman Lear , TV produce r and patron oi young Califo r nia artists ; Barry Lowen, movie studio \'ice presl· de nt and supporter or m o d e rn ar t and Nicholas Wilder, direc- tor of Nicholas Wilder Gallery. -Considerations r e - garding public collec- tions will be discussed Friday. April 20 at 8 p.m. Admission is S.1.50. ----..------- INDIAN SWASTIKAS MUNT GOOD YokutTrtbe Bllaket In 8ower9 MuMum often melodious, welded steel sculptures of Gene Flores. The campus, at 9200 valley View St., Cypress Is also featuring 25 paintings by Ynez Johnston In Its art gallery, open from 11to3 Monday through Friday and from 7 to 9 p.m . T~ys and Thursdays. ARTISTS' RECE"ION from 1 to .C p.m. Saturday will start a six media show 1 at Designs Recycled Gallery, 619 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, through April. Photography by Robert Routh, enameled panels by Sherry Schrut, soapstone sculpture by Sharon Spencer, handmade I paper Innovations by Stessing Semler, leaded glass by Mary Lou Benlser and watercolors by Nelda Clary Stokes are included in "Diversities." Pasiones de sangre explotan en el boulevard- y el boulevard existe de noche. (()\ ACADEMY AWARD '@ NOMINATIONS EVERYTHING HAPPENS ON THE BOULEVARD AND THE BOULEVARD HAPPENS AT NIGHT a Tm IU/IU .... PAIHCJ• ..... mT1" St.r ...... TllMZ· IUITA .. ·DAiil Ill LA PAZ Dnctldbf WNlllftl ·~by IU ...... ExecutlYllfli~ICtl! TDIY Ill ~bf•lllllllUl .. ·~b,WI.._ s.. .... , ftfl'W . flllbmedby _ ... ~1111 IllLW .._... ... __ ... ·---£ ......_ .. __ ., .. _ .. _,_..!] m l-Cllllbl!ICITimt9AIT , -------Including . 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E"her atoP by one ot our conwnlent offlcea or phone the LEGAL DEPARTMENT 14M321, IJd. 332 for more lnfonMtlon and torlM. -• \ ' MOVIE REVIEW ... fftdlt, AcWtl •• 1119 llUe Drama: ft t Price Grave Que•~iom of lrreapomibiliiy Follow Excitement 11J 81'.\NUY llAUFFllANN ..... ~ '"'l'M QYu Syndrome" la a amublq tbrlller -tbe amt excltln1 thriller lrve ..... alnff "Z'' <1•>. Grave qunUou come alone after It but not waW tM udternent calma down, wblcb tak .. a wlllle. Tbe wb)ect la nuclear enern The UUe ll ap. perently a 1rlm nuclear trade joke: It a • "meltdown'' wcurred ln a nuclear plant and the cor't wen ,.aaecl, ll would eat down throuab lb -~ rt,bt to China. err WOULDNT. In fact. It would mttl the altr undtr the earth's 1urface and work ort In torttDUal quuliUea of radloactlv~ wam. So I.he Cblnete can relax.> The screenplay by Make Gray, who wa, ah1ed by T.S. Cook and the dlrtctor James Urldees. ct'n· ters on a woman TV newsca!\tl'r In Los Anat les and her umeraman. usually uataned to ~utf> feature storl.-s, "''hQ are a. ·nt to u nuclt' r energy plant to du n routine segment or u s~rtl'i> on enerR)'. Whlh' they tlr(' at tho plant, watching the control room rrom the glass-enclosed visitors' gallery, a nuclear "al'· cldent" occurs. The camera man s urrep - titiously s hoots the whole episode THE NEWS PAIR are exultant at the scoop, as is their show's director. The head of the station sits on 1l. The cameraman, an ex- radicaJ of the 1960s, steals lhe film from th t· sta· tion's vault and gets expert opinion, from the evidence on the scr een, that the whole plant nea rly blew up. The woman reporter , until then protective of her job, now joins in persuading the nuclear con- trol-room manager to help them expose wha t real· ly happened that day. The power company's chief and the huge contracting firm that built the plant set out lo block them. Violently. The plant manager makes the decision or hi s lire and takes action. The contest tightens and heightens. The long climactic sequence is absolutely riveting. IT'S NO SURPRISE, given lhe subJect, that the woman reporter is played by Jane Fonda. The character is not complex, it doesn 't demand anything like the range of some olher roles she has played, but it's great to have it in her hands. She gives it every bit of veracity and fire that it needs, and the moment just before the end when she breaks down briefly on camera is pure Fonda, therefore superb. Mike Douglas plays the cameraman, the only c haracter wh o pro nounces "nucle ar'' as "nukular." His performance is energetic without self·Oagellation. sharply comic, movingly fierce. I • would guess that the e nergy that bounces off him bad something lo do with bis ability to drive this picture through to completion THE MANAGER, who stops being a company man and becomes himself is Jack Lemmon, at bis latter-day best. We know that he once was a submarine com mander and that now be ~ves his nuclear ea1lDeertq. <11 tbtre a reference to Jimmy Carter!> Lemmon throws llehtnlnt·brisht Ucbt on Wa 1Mhnielan'1 Ille brou1hl to a bumanllt crilla. ''SJndrom•" atarta tllht and keepi1 Ucht even before the material lttell 11 particularly tense. CThe innate preuures of TV broadcuUnc help It here.> So u lbt rn1ter6al lllelf 1eta more hair· ralalna. lbt edJtln, doe1n't seem lo be accelerat· ln1. Tbe whole picture la like • 1peedln1 I.rain on which eventa 1et more crlpplng as It speeda alone. Btfl', Ant:a IT'S all over and the pulae be1ln1 to aut.lde -which lakes Ume -the worry comea. Some newapapera have run stories about lbe controversy provoked by lhls mm. fairly pre· dictable commeou from thole known to be sup. porters or opponenta or nuclear·energy plants. Few comment11 that 1 've seen have dealt with i MA RTIN RITT/ROSE ANO A!>SF.YEV pniduo.1ion •llK>RMA RAl-- SALlY FIELD RON LFIBMAN BMU BRIDCL~ rAT HI NC LE· BARBARA BAXl.E. Y SOftnpl.ly by IRVINC RAVETCH and HARRll-r FRANIC. IR mu'lc DAVID SHIRE dlft'ctOf ol photuwaphy JOHN A. AU)NZO, A.S.( ~by TAMARA ASSEYEV and ALI-..)( R0SF diM'Wd by MARTIN RITI #IT GOES l.llCE IT CO£s::.&'rics by NORMAN CIMRFI m~ by DAVID SHIRi· l!il HELD OVER! -"THE 'STAR WARS'----- OF MOVIE MUSICALS. Dazzling! Superb! f-. musical expJosionf~' -----· ...... t!--Jeffrey Lyons, CU«edlo HAIR is proof that real miracles can happen! HAlR is tor everyone. 1t g1ows and c1anc8S!Nd\ nee HAlR is shovv biz at its breathless ~A del~ht! T)-€F\.M -'hallt Cilf'ef, .... YClltl T1M9 HAIR is a ·cheerful jubilationLa-a...(T~HIC-TV ~B is triumphant!-u.M9guN ~B carries you away!~w.-.~ HAIR is wonderfully zestful! ~c.mit. .... Y«ftDlly ..... HATJ:I is dazzling! The best movie musical MAIR st~~~ HAI I my worry about the mm: the fact that 1 can't believe ln nucltar-ener1y vtllalna. The "Dr. Stranaelove" madness of the mllltary. the thint for overkill, can at l~ast drua ltaelf wtth the idea of desperate patriotism and the delusion that tbe explotlom will happen to "them. Btfl' WllE&E DOES tbls head of a California power company expect to live lf he manages to ~over up the defect ln Ilia plant that he botoa of? If be li sane -and he's.not shown to be otherwise -why wouldn't the aell·interest that here makes him cover up actually compel him to do juat the opposite? So. after the palpitations subside, "The China Syndrome" leaves us with serious doubt. If it had been made lo show us the constant possibllily of .. fSee SYNDROME, Page C9> jjll1Jll7.' t~ ~~\ ~~cdWMf1E ~ ~~ ~ H~ ~~-W~~ JCJll._(lrilJl\A\'efu.Ml("AVAM)_,...-.. .,.fft ~"'Vt4Jl91'(.flllnl..&Trt CllllXTlllfl't.,......,,...M(lf.l.O,t41_~~ ..... tll!I ........... ......,.. ·~flC"TUI-. ~~~~~-----------·-~ llUllTtelCITOll FOi CINlMA WlST "unMllg!On BNcn fu•'tfll)ll !i2!i H47 w,~,.,,.n~I"' 848 0388 8'll 4493 CllllMA CUITlll OllAllGl MALL STADIUM OlllYE·IN Cosu 1,1~ ~a,n~0 O• anot &39 8170 919 '141 THURSDAY-APRIL 12 THE DINO OE LAUAENTllS PRODUCTION PARAMOUNT PICTURES RELEASE "HURRICANE" FRIDAY-APRIL 13 OUR DOORS OPEN WITH THfSE THREE BIG ATTRACTIONS r-----, r . ------...... .. OLDIOY "Hurricane" FtUaes· ......... __ ... ,_ lllu¥oe.,.._ ,,......__ r-,- ........ , ... _ lllcllolrd---·-~ '------~ '~----~ 3•«;:= SUPERMAN 1:1 M :IJ.7:11-10:00 70MM DOUY STIUO INI ·~ MUY fllLD ~ • l:HllM ..... 00 "GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK" South Coasf Plaza ... ~';;,:··.;"'";,;;··_,_ __ ..,, 8:30 "FIREPOWER" 6:4-0-10:10 (R) What do you do , when everything between the two of you seems wrong? ... fall in love. iwatirth Untury-foc ~ A LO\l'S GATE Film -& taner COUIU. ~PAUL DOOLIY • MAITA HULIN PioQ.ad cm ~ b., RClERr AIJMAN ~ ~ l(lERf Al.IMAN dnd AUAN NICHQU.S ca.a b., Dd.l.JXE• i1iil 0 -- ·\ DAILY PILO't 'HARDCORE' HOOKER S.aeon Hubley "HAltDCOlta " CHIS Geor91 C. Scott as• mldftstern Orphe\ls dei.cendlng Into tM hell ot the West Coast porno world 1n search of his ruf\Ctway «Mughter Paul Schrader has written and directed• tllm that succeeds not only as suspenseful dram• t>ut also as •social doeum~nt. The cr ucial element Is Scott as the religious fundamen tallst ; his fury at find ing his daugttter a part of the hardcore Industry 1s eloquent and moving. The s'upportlng cast I~ excellent, especially Peter Boyle as a flawed private eye ,and Season Hubley as a hooker Scott enlists In his search. Schrader falls only m ight well IHd to st•rdom , The r.tlng ls PG. but the movie seems harmless tor •II •9es. "THI G•EAT TRAIN ROaa•RY" offer's high adventure in 5Plendld style, written and directed by Michael Crichton trom nls own novel. The rObbtrv t•kH IM«e not In the Old West but In 1W Engl•nd; It Is wld to be bMed on the first rHl·llfe heist of• moving tr•ln. The crlmt Is perpetrated by• group of polished crooks headed by Sean Connery, who Is able tb function equally well in high 50Clety and tht 1.1n<Mr world. The pace Is ltls1.trtly. most ot the film C:Ol'\C: rned with the theft of four keys required to OPtn the stronQ box of gold hHded tor the Crimean battle tltld. The cllmH Is thrlllln9, with Connery himself scrtmbllng atop the rK lng train. He o ts fine support from Donald Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down and an EllQllsh cast Ra led PG "NORMA RAE" Is an lnt~lllgent <11nd frequently moving soc I al drama about suppression of workf'rs' rights In cotton mllls of today's South. II is al!>o a Pygmalion story of the awakening ot a young Southern woman's mind by a union organ lzer from New York. The film succeeds on both levels. M artin Ritt, an old hand at protest movies, directed with concise- • Because we want everyone to - John Travolta's performance.- Because we want everyone to hear the #1 group in the country, the Bee Gees •.. Because we want everyone to catch "Saturday Night Fever~' tll in the climax, which seems manufactured. The rating Is R, the subject matter dictating a large supply of nudity, sex ness and understanding of human values; he carefully avoids outrage at the workers• GEORGE C. SCOTT HUNTING 'DAUGHTER' IN PORNO WORLD ' I t and rough lanouaoe,. "THE CHINA SYNDROME" coulci scar cely be more topical, colncidlnQ with the shutdown accident at a Pennsyl- vania power plant last month. The film concerns a TV reporter (Jane Fonda> and cameraman (M ichael Douglas) who combine with a nuclear plant official (Jack Lemmon> in an effort to alert the public to potential catastrophe from a Southern Callfornla reactor. The characters are never more than skin-deep, but the events are important. and director James Bridges builds the tension to an almost unbearable pitch. The issues raised by the film are vital to everyone; 1t 1s perhaps unfortunate that the utility company bOsses are painted as black as horse-opera villains. Rated PG, with a few expletives. "TAKE DOWN"findsentertam- ment in an unexpected arena: high school wrestling. After failing at major sports, a Rocky Mountain high school student seeks to improve student morale by winning at wrestling. A pedantic. English teacher is enlisted to coach the ragtag team against odds that would have discouraged the faint of heart. This , unimposing movie asks only to be liked, and it can be, especially as the earnest young athletes grapple toward inevitable victory. Edward Herrmann, after some early klutziness, proves effective as the reluctant coach. His star wrestler is Lorenzo Lamas. It's too early to tell, but his strong face, splendid physique and confident bearing conditions. Sally Field Is a revelation as the late-bloom Ing crusader. Her performarace signals the start of the 1979 Academy race for best actress. Ron Leibman Is persuasive as the Jewish pariah In the company town, and Beau Bridges has a telli.,g scene as Norma Rae's bewildered husband. Rated R, with moderately rough language and some suggestiveness. "WHEN YOU COMIN' BACK, RED RYDER" is an unpleasant film about a psychotic who terrorizes a handful of c It I zens in a roadside d iner. The cast is accomplished: Marjoe Gortner, Lee Grant, Hal Linden, Candy Clark, Pat Hi ngle and Peter Firth, in an amazingly successful transfor- mation from the "Equus" youth to a Texas teen-ager. But producer Gortner allows star Gortner too much screen time in a role among the most repugnant in recent memory. Despite some desert scenes, the film betrays its origin as a one-set play; the claustro- phobic viewer shrieks for escape. "Petrified Forest" was better. Rated R. "DEER HUNTER" miqht have been a superb document of the devastation to human lives caused by the Vietnam war. The grime of a Pennsylvania coal town and the fierce beauty of Southeast Asia have been magni- ficently photographed by Vllmos Zslgmond, and the cast Is first rate. But director Michael Cimino allow s the stor y to drag on past three hours, with endless scenes of male camarader ie and war atrocity. He also seems to have alloweo the actors to devise their own dialogue, a grave error. The . character of Robert De Niro is crucial. yet it remains ambiguous. His talent is too great to remain so hidden. The rating Is R, much swearing and point-blank k illing. "AGATHA" ls an intellectual whodunit -or what happened - a flctlonal explanation of Agatha Christie's unsolved 11-day disappearance in 1926. The script suggests that the mystery writer fled in anguish over her husband's infideljty and plotted revenge against his mistress. The solution has the credulity of a Christie plot, and the production is handsome, low-key and very British. The film 's downfall is the casting. It Is difficult to accept Vanessa Redgrave as the shy, unassertive author or Dustin Hoffman as the suave know-it-all reporter. The ' rating is PG. "FASTBREAK "scores hi9h in enjoyment, low In crf#d ibll1ty, but remalnsawlnner neverthe- less. Jack Smlght dir ected the young and talented cast with ver ve and a good sense of basketball act ion. Gabriel Kaplan ("Welcome Back, Kotter") makes an impressive film debut as the never-say-diP coach. Rated PG. ( T HE BOOK IUAN J REVIEWS In the DAILY PILOT HOLIDAY MATINEES AT EDWARDS CINEMAS I S.D • ..-WATTOU.PAI MISSIOM YllJO llMttO t . BABE STRAP LIN IN Fast Take A TALL TALE ABOUT THE BARE FACTS• NOW PLAYING .------NOW SHOWING AT THE ------J-. l ~:~ u eems ~~~R ---~ lDWAflDS' CINEMA CENTER Costa Mesa 979·4 l 41 CUIEMALANO Anaheim 63!>·760 OHH EMALL Orange 637·0340 M EA 'LAZA Brea J29·J339 ANAHEIM INHft·HI Anane1m 879·9850 • EXCLUSIVE SHOWING AT EDWARDS CINEMA CENTER She has to say yes to the feelings , the desires. and the world she's never let touch her ... .. before she can know herself. Based upon SyMa Plath's sensational ~-,... .......... ._. ... A LARRY PEEACE/AOBEAT A. GOLDSTON Film"THE BELL JAR" 5t0t,1ng MARILYN HASSETT JULIE HARRIS· ANNE JACKSON • BAltBARA BARRIE • 'and ROBERT KLEIN as Lan~ ·Screenplay by MAAOAIE KEllDGG I ~on tte r'OY9I ~ SYLVIA PLATH · r1oc:uoo by JERROLD BRANDT. JR. ord MICHAEL TODD, JR. co RodJced 0y TONY LoMARCA ord ANDREW P BONI ME ·Must< by GERALD FRIED ' , CINEMA CENTER HAllOIAT ADAMS, COSTA MISA \.MESA YllDECENTER 979-4141~ l , STAR'S ROLE OUTSHINES MOVll! Oecar Nominee Jiii Clayburgh YNDROME •.. •um• error an nudear plants. it would have donl' a strYice. But tbe picture casts its power executives a::. eAviP.A in a J ames Bond mck. 1t shows them a~ willing to blow up all or Southern California r ather than spend $18 million and lo~e the hceni.l' for a new plant. I Sl:IORT·SIGIREDNESS. blup1dlty and error t r e frightening e nough possibilities in s ucb rowerful men. But t o s how nuc lear e xecutives as ::.o pnoney-mad that they risk explosion to save and ake money. that they hire thugs to help them 'II this would take some proving in order to clear he picture or the charge or irresponsibility. lo this regard -in this one regard only I hlnk the power companies are right to be enraged t "The China Syndrome." Its very effectiveness n s heer filmjc terms makes it all the more ornsome. If it were a piece of junk. who would are" Plays Geared or Children . Are you looking for a way to entertain ~ungsters who arc out of school for s pring vacation" f The theater de pa r tment of Cal Slate. ullertoo is presenting its annual theater -for- ildren production. ~A ''DOUBLE FEATURE" presentation of tan Way's ··Mr. Grump and the Clown" and A. Milne's "The Ugly Duckling" will be eed Monday through Thursday in the cam Arena 1beater. Curtain is at 10 a .m. and 1 p.m. daily with ~pecial family shows Tuesday and Wednesday t 7:30p.m ''mE BRIAN WAY participation play is imed for children up to third grades." Wood tid "Those in grades four to six especially will njoy the Milne fairy tale which shows us that auty is often overrated.·· Ticket information and reservations are vailable from the Performing Arts Center box 9mce, 773-3371, weekdays between 11 a.m. and 4 f·m Tickets are Sl each. CINEMAC HAllOI AT ADAMS. COSTA MBA YllDICIMTWI '79-4141 LOii ja,o •rwt Of mMfDf' of_,.,.,,. •flH BW Jfll' &flt J*fwc ot MOlldo1f • Acodemw A..,.. -.----81 IEaay HKaTDlllT&IN OI .. ....,,__.. "A.a Unmarn.ct Woman:• &be.._, Cl( bow one wom.-cap111 wttb &M breakup of a lona·tlme mar· r\a1e coUld win ror lta a tar. JUl ClaytMarah. best actl'fta OHar A New YMk cu.-au .. L scene wbere Clayburlb and newly fowlld lfte. Saul Kaplan. plated bY Alu Batea. show lfteeUoa wbUe the lal· Lei'~ clol doo Is a bil muell. TM '11111 ii Urelome. One wunden 1f .lluuiUy Intended to probe the soul of -.nan or merely show off Claybur1h who seelDI> to eQjoy walltiq uround in her undies. Too bad She plays wllh inleNll\.Y I.be role of &rlca Ben ton, wbo handle• the 1•1uddetft" departure or THE ONLY VALID seemenl is Jbout 20 hQbaad Martin by fi rst ahowiAa anaer and resent· minutes worth Crom the Ume of Erica·, fint mt nt t.ht'n lndulttnce In a bit QI bed·hoPPln& in her "date" after hubby's departure IO the conclusion hunt tor sww i>urpo e 'of• meetina ol .llrs. Benton with her three female · -------] frleDcM aDd daucbter Patti. The movie. for wtuch [ lJSC.4R a• a u l M • z u r 1 k 'I I II D ~a nominated ror be t ~ orlatn a l sc reenplay ..._ _______ _ Oscar. la ldenlit1able with women In lhe throe or divorce BUT IT DOESN 'T go far enough. It lacks .t:rediblllly. 8 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS BEST PICTURE HITACTREU Jane~ 8HTDHIECTIM HelAatlbr BEST SUPP. ACTRllS Penelope M6ltofd BEST ACTOR Jon YollM BEST IUPP. ACTOR Bruce Dem BEST SCREENPLAY ,Jerome HeDman~.Jtl AHal Ashbyr ... Do•I• b )0 \ai c,.., Hol t 2 JO I~ .. e~:~sl :;;: UNDER A ...,.:··: FICTITIOUS i -· ---NAME? I If you have ju1t filed your new Flctlt1ou1 Bu1lne11 Name and . have not yet 1ubmitted i It tor publication. please i don't forget that the , llmllallon 11 30 days f from date of filing. The f DAILY PILOT w lll . pubfl1h your 1tetement I for $38 .50 . Ou r i I circulation Includes the t' entire Orange Coa1t area and leilal notice• f appear In all edltlon1. In I order to aubmll your -,;. .Z::::.. ,;/A i 1 t a t e m e n t f o r I Jt:/Jte.r o~ i publication tend ! appropriate copy and a ¥L ~~ l check lo THE DAI LY f rJ'l.t. O'l~L 'P,J,J. i PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, I v.n. VI "'""' Co1ta Me1a, CA 92626. We 'II do the rHt. For " • 2"IJHe ' i actv.rtlaing pleaM call OAILY PILOT Tbe Aft, ...... (M'.'Obe tlletr ..... Wblle louna· iftl OD tili9 ....... iid dllew11'11 ........ and ereat .a.... of a bycoae 11oUJWOOC1era.1'llc»e aubjeda MMD iDc:ompatlble. All ..al. Al'tilt =· wbo QPll'fllllJJ eaJoJs mucb aucceas by euvasea • wbida tbe paint bu been nm tGletber to look like clilorila&ed ra1D" bOws. teUa Erica be wu 6nlplnd to an b~ see1n1 pickled berrial aplatlered on a wall. PEallAPS THAT'S what inspired llullnky The movie la a pickle and should bomb Mon· day. But loot for Claybureh to pick up a stat· • uette. ~~111 ~ 1.1 i information about legal l 642-4321 Est. 332. ' ----J..,..,;...;.,...;..~~L--L.-=:;:::=.;.:;;:;;;:;;;;._~~.i......;;;iio.;.;;;;;;;;;;-..----~ ...... =-.;.;...--..-..--1 bJ Waldo SaltwdRobert c. Jones SoybJNancv Dow Oftcllld~Haskel Wexler ,__~Bruce Gilbert ~b/Jerome Henman Dm1rdbJHal Mb; T ..... Arblla ·--. EXCLUSIVE ORANGE CO. ENGAGEMENT I AT-. AMI ltOUDAY MA~S 2.IM:U-7.:19 10:• edwards BRISTOL CINEMA lllSTOl AT MACAKTHUI 540.7444 CHIMA WEST WISTM....,.AT~T ft2-44tl . 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VWB>GM« A8CNIW8 ~Wll..O IO(Mll.AJON~ MAH ··()ouole l10UC>le~ Steve poses ... tne ~Cl Of • nigntduO ~ wM '* ~ IMC1roooc:allV .r.on- ,, oll9d by IOreigrt egMIS • SAHFOAO NllO SON ~t ~Rollo INSlal\· e1tty 00 to a 01Y t>a< • • MM»a f &.BNR MPORT ....... u. ~ AAOtb .... S..1· lie Mllfl!WI e O HOUYWOOO SOUAM8 0 TIC T4C DOUGH -~12 The ottic«s ans-lievat· al robtlery call._ eogaga lf'I d "reel thaee and arrest ii elope peddle< fn 28TONIGHT ~ VOTEAS' P,jPEUNE "Or11n9e Coun1v In Wa~ing1on • 11osl Jim Coopef I ~AllM DeQQT ~AffAIM 7:IO NEXT 8TIP .VOHO uo. CJ) IHCflEDl8lE HUUC "Woinen If\ Tl'8 Mwror" GOAHCE~ Guett: Yvonne En1man Celebtrty jUdges f\knOla1 Hammond. Ruth Bunt, Lonn.e 5norr Oall>d 9"~ JOl<lS "'1 ar~ dig'" me nooe Of cbcowrlng .,, an11c1o1a lor n1s a tt1oc1ton D Dff'AENT STAOKE8 ArnolO -a robbery Clla•ael ~i••i•g• 8 KNXT CC8S) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles , 8 KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angelei, {{) KFMB (CBS) San O•ego G KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angele!> ®) KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind ) Los Angeles g) KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angel1;1s 8lt KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angelei, ~ KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunttngton Beach ll'lfough hit 1~ bu1 Ulll I COtl¥lnCI wiyone to do 11_!111hlng about It. 8 9 fAMl.V ~·~ bOytflend &Ills her IO 1)(0119 lier love 1or hoM (RI • ORM. AOIERT8 8NCIAL • CAIK>l. ICJANETI" AHOFNIN08 Slclts· "The F8ITll!y," "The W15hlog Wall " • MAS. AMENCA. Pl+MAHT Hosl Bobby Viin fD '11) WA8tttNOTON W£EK IN AEV1EW UO II HEUO, LAAtW Ru111oa·s new flame lalts 10< Diane CD ~ Los ~ Aztec!> vs M~htS Rogues mm WAU ITAEET W££I( "AU1o Stocks· Ove1<111vo Or Reverse?" Guest Mllf· y11nn N. Ketler. VICe P<eSI· dent. K1<1<1er. 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IN mar! behind the lrlglllentng lace Is a kind and ..,,....... peraon. '~ • NIGHT GM..L.IAV ··camera Obscure" A klfldly old min pleeds wTttl • heertlesl ITIOl leyllnder on behall of e lriond. 10:00. Cl) lW..LA8 Bobby runs into his IOnO· missing brother Gary 1oav1c1 Ackroyd) and per. Wades him to return to the rllflCll, (Part I ot 2)(RI •~:ORASIEM "Cltllens' Commlllee For Thi Right To K.eep And Boar Atma" &a HERE TO MAKE MUSIC llzhalc Perlman ano Pin- chas ZUl!e<man perlorm 111 uie grea1 concer1 houses olEuroPe m METHAOOHE "An American Way 01 Oeaung" Issues sue11 as the addic:tlve nature ot methadone. the S«le effec1s and the auali1y ot tllerapeuhc support are O•arnined and discussed 10".30 la:; 11:00 0 G Cf)®) NEWS MAKE ME LAUGH MOVIE • * • "A Night To Remember" C t9S8) Ken- nett! More. RonalCI Allen. , The "unsinkable" TllllOIC goes dOWll on its maiden Finally, A Bad Family TUBE TOPPERS KABC. 9:00 -.. The LJttle Girl Who Lives Down The Laner'' Visitors disap. pear alter threatening privacy of JiUJe girl. Stars Jodie Foster, Martin Sheen. KOCE !I 9:00 -"Road To Happi· ness. ·'The llf e and times of Henry Ford. KHJ G 11 :00 -"A Night To Remember." The Titanic goes down on its maiden voyage. Kenneth More. Ronald Allen star. \IOyll09 ... ~freight· er ••and• by, un.ware of 11~ ~ 12 l'w$ I I THrGOOOIO DICK CAVETT Guest· CaMn Tnll111 (Part 20f 2) 11:30 8 (I) NIA llAAK.ETIW.l. S..ttle SuperSonocs ill ~Angelle Laker• 8 TONIGHT Hoit: Johnny Carson. Guests Cheryl Ladd. JilClt Haley Jr .. Buck Henry, Oak Rodge Boys I IOUPV &ALES a ~ The reel murdef'ef ol Pele< Campbell is revealed: Jel..u'I lawyer VOWS 111$ iove lor her. and Father Twn bMgl Corlnfle hOm8 to meet his mother (R) ., GITIMART KAOS plants a bomb 1n Max's apartment to k~I a vtsrting sc.en11Sl. • CAPT10NEO ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 8 TWIUQH'T ZOHE A genlle-natUted sidewalk pltcilnlan fasMalka 'Mr. 0e1111· Into aor-no to g111e him a reprieve. CD JUKE80X Gues1s· The Hollies. Smok· ey. Marianna FatthNI. The Orlf1ers. Say City Roltefs CD GETSMART KAOS blackmails the world by threatening 10 launctt a mtlSlle. fJ!) HOVA "Road To Hl()l)tneSS" The ltfo and times of Henry Ford. wllOSe "Mo1or Cors F0< The Great Multllude5" ma0e tne Amencan <11eam a reality 12'.30 8 MOVIE • • "Con1emp1" (19641 -Srigllte 8ardot. Jack Palanoe. The Wife of a pllywrlght t>ec:.Oll'll$ &uspl· CIOUI and hOctlle toward him whell the oroduoor •or whOm Ill his wnttan 11 plav 11an1 making aovances tO'#l<dt hef I t hr SS mini m MOVIE • • "The Gamma People 119S6) Paul Oougllls. Eva Banok A Communt51 sc1- en111t de~ a gamma· ray device wh1cn 1ran,.orms humans m10 robots It hr •• 30 mrn I ti) MOVIE • • • "Magn1l1cen1 Obsession" C 1935) Irene Ounfle. Rol>ert Ta~ A .playboy. wnose drunken anuca GaUNd the death 01 a surgeon anct hrs wile s blindness. dedtC&les h•m· sell 10 medk:lne (2 hrs l 12:37 8 0 BAAETTA An bl)loSM>n which in1ures Baret1a 5'115 oll ii danger· ous tnYeSttgallon 1nro ao undelworld druo nna fR) 1lOOG MIDNIGH'TSPECIAL Hosts: The Bat>ys Guests George Hamson. Gioria Gaynor. T avores. M<:Goonn. Clarll and 11•11· man.GO G MAVERICK "Mavetk:k Sp"ngs 1:301) NEWS 1:458 MOVIE • • * ' $oortls Ot The Oea<I" ( 19691 8rtg111e Sardo!. Jane Fonda 88$4ld on stories by Edgar Allan Poe Three llO<ror "ones by Edgar Allen Poe are rel old "Mt>llflflger • ~tein: 'Nevtlf 801 Tl1'l OeVll 'tour Hoao • ano W1111am Wiison 1 I n1 JO min) 2:00 IJ MOVIE • • • • ., .. Tna1 Hamill on Woman • (19411 Lauren<:e Ohvier. VMen Leign The 2'.301 = * • ··s.,..,a On Frre" t 1968) Cll11sttan MtrQUanO. Magali Noel. A wmwan Oii WOf11er must bea1 a field procluclloo de&Olttie (1 hr . 55 min l G) oeTSMAAT Mll.J( and 99 are caught and rlllldled lor shipment behind 1ne Iron Curt111n. 3:00 CD MOVIE * *"' ··Tno Story 01 Molly X" {19501 June Havoc. JOhn Russell Aller her hust>ano is lolled. ii -1111 1t)(&CUles a series ol rot>- t>ertOS w1rn her husband's gang while seitf'ontng lor his muroerflf ( I hr , 30 min I 3:468 HEWS 4:00 0 MOVIE • • , ··eomn From Hong i<ong" t 1964) Heinz Orac:llO, Rott Wottar. A <le1actlll8 and IMS -lattl get '""°"'eel "' 1111 ~ pool ot 1n11wn111orull nar- COliCS srnuoollng. (2 hrs I G) MOYIE •" "P1ta11ooper" 11954) Alan Lacki, l.eO Goon. Hall" tflQ •eli!Oned "'" m<l<lary rank out ol gullt. a Canad•· on jOlns the pera1r~s es a r00k•8 10 a\/Oid reper· cussoons lrom his pasl. C2 hrs I •:250 NEWS 4:301J STEVE EDWAADe 0 MOVIE * * Her HUSOill1d lteS" 11937) RicatdO Correi:. Ga11 Pa1r11;~ An 1nve1e1a1e 9amblet 11res 10 get nos orotller to kielc Ille ge.n. t>l>flCJ habtl t>etore it's too 1s1e I 11>r. 30 mm I Ill NEWS Donahue on 'Today' NEW YORK 1A P 1 Syndicated dent of NBC News. Weeldy 'Dallas' Series Wonderful Mess Actors May Face Subpoenas talk-s how host Phil Donahue will become a regular on N BC's ''Today" program beginnin~ next month. "Donahue on Today," in ei~ht· Most of the segments will be pro- duced in Chicago, although some wdl be recorded on location in various cities, Crystal said. By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES CAPJ ~One I hang a bout T V families - they're such decent people. Much better, in fact, than mosl real folks. Oh, they have their little conrncts for the sake or the show. but most TV ra mihes end each episode with a big hug and kiss. Nothing wrong with that. It's Just that I thought everyone was born with a little good and a lit- tle evil, and 1 wondered what happened to the evil in this sac- charine bunch on the tube. l used to wonder. Now 1 know. ALL ntE NASTINESS absent from most TV families ended up io the blood of a family named Ewing from Dallas, Texas. These folks are m ean. Rott.en One of them, in fact, has never done anything nice in his life witboutanulteriormotive. Name something base, the Ewings have it. Adultery? Plen- ty. Deceit? They're overstocked. Alcoholism. drug addiction? No problem These Ewings have failings. They exhibit these failings week- ly on CBS' "Dallas." Maybe I shouldn't admit it, but 1 love this show. I twae in every week to see what new nasty twist bas com· pJicated their lives, and I'm ne ver disappointed. (Channel 2. 10 p.m.) BE&E'S THE BASIC layout of the show : Jock Ewing is the patriarch of a wealthy oil family that lives on a huge s pread called South 'ROTTEN' Larry Hagman Fork, just outside of Dallas. When Ewing was a young man. he finagled bis way into power by messing over his friend. Dig- ger Barnes. The Barneses and the Ewings were e ver-after mortal enemies. Jock married the daughter or the owner of South Fork, and built a huge empire. Digger became a drunk, something or a ne'er-do-well. Jock bad three soos.'Digger bad a son and a daughter. One of Jock's sons left the family, and was disowned by Jock. Another son iB a nice guy, and the third son, J . R. <Larry Hagman), is one of the rottenest men ever to cross the little screen. Stage Benefit Set For Police V~sts NEW YORK <AP> -Stace and screen stan and the casts or \ several Bloedway sta1e •bows want to 1et some vests fOf' New York Qty policemen. Tbey wU1 provide \belr talent for a special benefit sbow this ontb to raile funa to purebue bulletproof vests for officers. 8CllBDVLED PBaPOUma INCLUDE LAl1aEN Bacall,' MllCGraw. Marlo Tbomaa, Pbyllia Newman, Andy Kaufman. Amal, Charles Nel8oa Retlb. Cblta Rivera. tbe American D llacblne and tile cuts ol ".<maie " "Ain't MllbebaviD" and ··o .·· . , AprtJ Z2 show at the Sbubert Tbeater la e~peeted to raile wblcb could pa' for 1,000 Yetta. CITY 11"8 SAID IT DOES not have money for 15,000 few each otncer. The Patrolmen'1 BeMVolent Auocll· ce union. baa railed $751,000 towardl tts SU mllllon , late gaJa. called "VlP Nipt on Broadw1y," cost $98 one vest -and 124. ' \ ALL THE EWINGS live in the Big Ewing ranch house, and here's some or what they do: J.R. is an infidel. a mong other things. His wife < Linda Grey). is a former Miss Texas who has taken to drink because of J.R.'s bad habits. In fact, she was so weary of J.R. ·s neglect . she had an a ffair. With Digger 's son, Cliff Barnes. EL PASO. Texas <AP> minute segments. will be a three- -Defense attorneys s ay day-a.-week feature of the early they m ay s ubpoena morning news and entertainment movie and television ac· program. said Lester Crystal, pres•· tors Robert Redford. Donahue. an Emmy-winner. bas been host of .. The Phil Donahue Show" --now ''Dona hue" -since Nov. 6. 1967. Now that's a simple twist. on the face of it. But there's more. Cliff Barnes is the brother of Vi ctoria Principal, who married Ewing's nice-guy son. Anyway, J . R. finds out about his wife's in· fidelity, but doesn't kick her out because sbe tells him she is pregnant and producing a male heir is important to this family, even ifit's notJegiUmate. ALSO LIVING WITH the Ew· ings is the daughter of the black· sheep son, Lucy. Lucy bas a complex life of her own. She once bad a fiing with the ranch hand, Ray, who was once Miss Principal's boyfriend. Theo she fell in love with a kid who can- celed the wedding because he was a homosexual. Lucy started popping pills. It's a mess. A wonderful mess. My wife tells me this is a soap opera, and that I'm hooked. Naab. l can qllit anytime. I just wa nt to see tonight's episode. Will Sue·Elleo lose the baby? Swedes See 'Holocaust' STOCKHOLM, Sweden <AP> -More than half of Sweden's population of eight million watched the U.S. television series "Holocaust" last month, according to a poll. • T he series concerns the murder by Germans in World War n of milliom of Jews and others. Tbe Swedish poll also found that viewers \rated the senes very highly. Telly Savalas and Gabe Kaplan to appear at the Austin drug conspiracy trial or Jimmy Chagra. Chagra. the brother of slain El Paso narcotics defense lawyer Lee Cha· gra . was named in a five-count indictment re· turned by a feder al grand jury in Midland. THAT INDICTMENT c harges Cbagra with conspiring to possess, import and distribute cocaine and marijuana . Joe Cbagra, a brother and defense counsel for Jimmy Chagra, said the actors and the crew at a Las Vegas craps table may be subpoenaed to support claims by Jim· my Chagra that he .woo Sl.9 million gambling in the last months of 1978. .., SUSPECF the gov· ernment's going t.o want to know where Jimmy got all that money.·· said defense lawyer J oe Cbagra. "We're going to 'Show that Jimmy is welt tcn o wo the r e as a gamble r. Those guys gambled with him. Threw the dice for him and woo money wilh him." Jimmy Chagra said be won the money during a "bot. streak" that began in Las Vegas laal fall. "I 'd win $80,000. $70,000 or more tba,, $100,000 some nights. l just couldn't lose. They roped a table off for me . Robert Redford, Telly Savalas and other movie stars rolled the dice tor me," said Jimmy Cha· gra. State Song Hits Snag An.ANTA <APl -n.e. Georgia Geoeral As· sembly'a choice ol "Geoqia oa My Mind" as a state llOftl bu bit a few sour notel. With much fanfare and a performance by Ray Charles, tbe Leaislature 1dopted Hoagy Carmlcbael'a "old aweet aoq" u t.he state ballad this 1ear, replacing a 1on1 titled simply "GeorSla," w.hich was consl.dered too obscure. No' one apparently considered the eopyrlght. Now,_..., of'ficlals are worried that printing the music and lyrics In state publications may mean royalty payments and inadvertent copyright vlolaUons. MAJOR STUDIO SNEAK PREVIEW TOMORROW NIGHT AT8:30PM UA CINEMA, Costa Me1a 540-0594 ,. I •ILL8DAIAN "al•rnatlvetD•Jaws' and -Yowerlno lnf9rno/" a l9rlel of nine clauk films wlll be lhOwn at 7 and 9 p.m. S.lun&IYI dur-tM tprlng • qu.rtet at UC lrvl ... MnllllOn Is $1 at the Sacral Sclaftee Hall.,,. ttlms and daln.,.. "SIOM of Ufl," AIWU 7: ''M" ........ T·" Apru 1•: ·-n. Rtdand the White" Alrl 21 ·"The Btownlnl Verslon:i' April a ; ''End of~ at the Hotel Olane,'' ~Y 5; "Fata Moraena" May 12; "Ion..,._ elld the Re~utfon," May 19; "The ._ .. .....,_ "#My 26 and '-YM llld-stttlno AOom:1June2. • • modlm ,...,.. mtton w1t11 ort9'nal • text• Dienf'&:"'°'· Tiie cai lncludlil lCevrn '*"'of H""°"ltDn "--'--ee~ ~lnV•lleY; \ngee ,,..wPGrtllNch;Wayne. w..-, Earl HeW911,CetemAllonand Stephen Tam.bin. alt of COia Mine. •'SIMPLaTON,'' TH• OalMM t•lry tale about a boy who ftndl a ••go1e11n CIDOM" and usea It to tnak ....... of aadMu arou..S a prtncins, will be st-aid at 2:30 and 4 p.m. Saturday In Ptillllpa H•ll, . S.nt. Ana Cot ..... Admission Is $1. · ••UIM UP 0"1 Shak•SPNnt Saturdey and Sunday as Orange Coast Col .... presents "A Mldlummer .,loht's DrMm•• at 2 p.m. bOth days on the green In the occ Quad. Admission Is tree and playgoers are Invited to btlng picnic lunches. ._.,......,PICNIC IN APRIL? The pertormancewm be by the Liiiiput Players with audience ~rtJclpatlon. Director Alex Golson says this wlll be FACeS OF FUTURE ON COVER c.cMt Alt by Loren Myer1 TWO COMM•MORATIYE c&ters saluting the lntematlonat Year of the Child 1 wlll be totd exclusively at St•mP Expo '79/South In Anaheim Convention Center. TM llMM for collect«s wlll run until 9 tonight, from 10 to 8 S.turday and 10 to s p.m . Sunday. Also featured will be a tribute to the centenary of Sir Rowland Hiii, Inventor of the postage stamp, and a tapestry made of stamps from the People's Republic of China. Admission Is $2.SO VINTAGE BICYCLES will be shown and balloon classics will be raced Sunday at Newport Dunes, off Coast Highway and Jamb«ee Road In Newport Beach. Events are planned from 11 a.m . to' p.m. with racing schedules to start at noon. Contestants must be at least 12 years old. 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Lie 978LXJ Stk. 3568 52878 '76 DODGE ASNNCOUfll Auto matic trans . pwr. '!l eering. pwr brakes, s unrpof. AM/FM -a lt,,,.led ffd111on beauty! Lie. 334PXL SOt 816A. 53178 '75 OlDSMOllLI C&nUSS SUPUMI Automat i c trans . atr cond1tton1ng, pwr. windows. pwr steering, pwr brakes, AM/FM stereo. hit wheel. vinyl roof & styled wheels. Ser. t02261 Stk. 2«MSA. '76 FORD LT02DLS8AM Automatic trans .. air cond .• pwr. steenng, vinyl roof, AM/FM stereo. cruise control & pwr. brakes. Lie. 610PCF Stk. P3811 5M78 Salft: Mon -Fri 8 to 9, S.t 8 toe, SUn 10 toe s.rv1ce & Pana: Mon 7 to 9, 1\lff·Frl 1 to e P•rt8 Dept: Sat 8 to 1 pm M0-8211 I ... ··-... ··-' ... ftJBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. -- ' 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D .,..,, April •• 111'1 EQUAL HOU81NO , O'PORTUNIT• 'a ........ tiWtu: MOM. POP AND KIDS AU real tlltate advertited ia cNa newspaper la aub· J«t to the Federal Fair hou1l111 Act ol 1968 whidl mUl!ll it IJ~gal to advertise "any pre· fereace. limitatJon. or dilcrimination based on race.color,reU1ion.sex. or natlcoaJ orisln. or an ~Uoo to make any such preference. bmlta· !Jon, or d~rim1naUon." If you have a yen tor privacy, comfort and convenience. this 4 Bdrm 2 bath. tamUy room and dining room home I& tor yot,a. You r decorative flair can make it a model. Add your off street, double gate RV area with low maintenance yard and you have a true home value for $94,500. Close to aU shopping. Call Eloise Moms at C .... & W.... 541-ll71 w 14Ml41 This newspaper will qot koowinJIY accept any advertisin g for re.al estate which is in vi•la· tJonof'th(! law. WATERFRONT HOME W/GREENERY C.recJo. md ca .. ldtft r1cllc•••d l .... ....... &...,. .. .,., ,... .... ...., ................. f-.lly,.... Gn.d ..... wffll ,...,.,, uMw HH.g ..... ,._op1ttbarfcw ........ .._... ............. patlo"pln ......... ..... .............. YOM OWll tt.. ..... md yow OWM IOAT DOCk. Sl45,000. FOREVER VIEW OF CATALINA Jwst steps to Oc..mo..t ..._. -.:1 llrf! .._..fors• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~ 4 & 2 MdrOON ..... M actf•• ....... sea. Reditced to St 92,500. G-ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSE SAT&SUN IACI< IAY CUL-DE-SAC 4 bdrm. 2 ba. ram rm. $155,000 2324 La Linda Pl. WATERFRONT , HOMES Inc. :.fflo W Cr>d~t I l~lw .. 11. ~.'\.\ r>ort Bl'cK /1 631·1400 Own.lr 642-14811--------•I COUNTRY CHARM 3bedroom, Mesa Verde. 6VAHOMES ~.900 up No money down .ASIGN OF RESPECT INDUSTRIAL ILDG. JJ.000 sq .ft . Fountain Valley. near Fwy. Su1ta ble for user or investor CalJ for details . MA Y O CK ASSUM.AILE & AFFORDAILE Be an instant winner. As· sume exJsUng loa.n. En- joy 3 gracious bdrms. SWI sluny kitchen w/fan· tasttc no wax floors Nearly new carpets and lovely wallpapers. Ju.st listed, so better hurry! Only $88,SOO . C all ~ F OREST E OLSON ,,...,,, l•t .... !(/U'J. IAYRONT HOME In the heart of Balboa-- unique, run Joying older 2 SI.Ory. 3 Bdrms and den. Uving room has heavy beamed ceiling, huge bric k fireplace a nd fabulous view of waler ---~'"-·-~------0-.:-......;.• __ and mountains . Large pier and dock for several boats. Seen by appt. Shirley Michelmore. 642-5200 , Pete Barrett -r ~ IEACHCOMDO HUNTINGTON HARIOUR Less than l mile from beach. 'Lvly 2 s tory 2 bdrm beach condo. Only 4"'2 yrs old. Offered at $63,500. Just listed & ~·t last. 646-7711 HEAR OCEAN New home/ R-2 lot. CUSTOM 3 IDRM Eastside Costa Mesa NEW HOME OH IALIOA ISL.AHO CounUy charm with rental. 2 HOUSES ON A LOT Under market. POODLE PARLOR S:.>.<JOO.owner will carry AN'ESTATE Spanish Villa with a 50 yr history on gentle sloping 10 acre parcel over look- ing the historic San Luis Rey M1ss1on. Massive 4000 sq ft home w I arched WUldows & doors. con· toured c-eiUn~s. hrdwd floors. 3 frptc·s & more ZOned to split w1tb over 400 freshly pla n ted avocado trees Owner bl!!OD UVI IN LA&UMA FAMILY HOMI IN HAllOlt Y11W 4 ............... -~ ....... . .... ....................... ~ , ........ ----=.···-.•..ery ........... $107, COIOMA DB. MAI DUPLD c ............................ ... .......... ., ..... , .......... ...... Sprd_,..._...._.._..._.Lew • I I ••• ,, .. ::rty wtlt an1ll111ft ...t.r. rrice ,.. ....... to Stt7,IOO. 644-7020 . MEWPOIT IEACH 499-4551 495-1720 S_.L...-a La; •"'-' 497.333 f 493-li I Z LClfJllllCl leacll Dcma PoW UDO ISU COSTA MESA Cll• fl g 3 Ir, 2batla. Duplex; 2bdnns.eacb; ••rooM. So. Potio. frplcs., bit-ins, F.A. heat, a....a_......a .....1...--..... lot...........__, backs up to golf course . rn--'t'-$llO.OOO. Agt. 675·:>200 Wiii ••ti fast .. 1 _______ _ S210,000. ROGa llOWM R.E. 673-1020 GOV"TREPO 3 Bdrm,1~ bath. New W IW carpeting. SSOOO.Dn. Only $61,500 VA Approved Broker s ..... .,..,,, 898-78.?3 Nobody k:nows this wellf ________ _ pnced S bdrm home as•-------- for sale. Located on a 1----------large C'Omer R·2 lot w1t.h OltlGINAL 11.UffS room for 2nd unit Conve. ldeal for the busy or ment West side IO<'ation traveling family: pro- Won 't las t l on g at fess. decorated 3 bdrm .• SJ~.000. 2 bath condo with 673_.400 RESTFUL VIEW Of" BACK BAY. You'll enjoy HARBOR the conven ience & I\ 01n~mn c1f II a rhuf' In ,.t...,t ffi\'lll Co •FAllBROOI * DIVIDE AND MULTIPLY 9 .6 acres +hom e. minutes from downtown FaUbroot. Right for sub- divkting, partial releaseii & excel terms. $197.~ SICLUDED 7.91 acres Oak & Run- rung Stream. View s ites close to Pala Mesa Coun- tr)' Club. SS.S.000. COUNTRY HOME Qny 2 bdrm on over "'1 acre, frplc, paneled liv- ing rm. near schools f65.<XX>. Payne & Associates 714/1-728-1174 sewrity ol this locaUoa. $178.000 • BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 7H11 WANTED! EXPERIENCED LEASING PERSON (~l\t1H!Jiili§j anxious. re duced to -----.. --.. -•Il l $499,000. TOOPHFICT 4 Bdrm' .. New Bedford " wi uns urpassed panoramic view. $339.000. 1909 Yacht Colonra Real E'itate GREAT INCOME! IALIOA ISLE Residential + 2 com· mercial rentable spaces S Car parking. 1 block to water. 3 bedrm 3 bath un it. Fireplace. Super for ~xapt. summer1w1nter rates proiect c•l6 .-.., '" 67J.8550 ............ leach. Call o<'IN .,, I • II' ll 'J. II I., I' ~=s~ff~f; ~ • .,!io~~ I~ ft1AiU1tll ...... 714/979-3900 -----·-··- FORMst MODEL 3 Bdrm. home nr. Sout.h Coast Plaza; lge. bonus rm. could convert to2 ad · dit.iooaJ bdrms. Spacious yard with pool, 3 car gara_$e~_St.16.000 NEWPORT HACH llALTY 675-1642 EASTSIDE POOL HOME Btll 4 br Eastside fmlv home. Rear yrd is an en· tertainer·s delight com. plete w/lvly solar heated pool poolhouse & gas BBQ e n chanced by mature fruit trees. Total privacy. 646-7711 Waloce & Co RJtn 714/03-6490 CUSSYCONDO Real class & fabulous throughout is th rs eic tra lg. 3 bdrm condo end un· it. Twnhs style w/a cozv frplc. pool and jac. Only I '"I yr new. Seller w ill finance & save you s·s w1noloanfees & a low in tcrest rate. Call today m537o . ALLSTATE< REALTORS CLIFfHAVEM 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. den, frplc. Close to srhools & churches. Short escrow pc&rble. S149.SOO 673-3663 642·22S3 Eves associated 8ROkEll5. REiil TORS J 11~t W 8olb., 6'1 166i IALIOA DUPLEX 3 BR. 2 ba each unit Up.. per has full dirung rm,,.,...,,.....,.......,,..li ... 1 Ot'ean view. all bltns. 1 yrs old New crpt. drps .•• ~~illlC'·..;;111;~&·--..-..,·-.i paint. Lower uml fully fum'd. S240,000. COA.5T PROPERTIES 673-5410 Want Ad Help? 642·S678 RIST TIMI OH THE MAIUT Exceptional 4 bdr m w /every amenity. Used brick in & out, wood fl oors, French doors, lovely gardens on curvey 192' st. frontage. .$330,000. A C0UWB.L IAMDa CO. 644·9060 WATERFRONT CUSTOM 4 or s Bdrm-SI 1~. pvt financing available. Only S37S,OOO. ---------YOfll PKHlc 640-6161 I/ you're looldn1e for a bet· ter job. you won't want to miss the employment columns in Classllied. Have something to sell? OassHied ada do it weU. 2111 SANJOAOUINHtlU .. O. IN NEWPORT CENTrlt ~~.._ ________________ __, ..... ,,, Sel.l ldJe Items macnab I Irvine realty SOUTH IA Y1'lOMJ. IAUOA IS&Ne lST OFFERING r Lovely, luxurious & exciting 2-story French Contemporary dupl ex W/spect.acular owner 's unit located on sandy beach w /breathtaking views of Bay " boating t 3 BRs, 3 baths up -2 BRs, 2 baths down - au lavisbly " tastef uJiy decorated. Many, many extras. $1,•,ooo incl. ·land. Appt. only. Dick Halderman 8'2-8235. ( 8-11) NEWIN NEWPORT BEACH Two contemporaty custom homes just completed in Newport Heights. Convenlentty located to beeches. schools & shopping. 3 BORMS • 2 STORY • SUN DECKS MICPOWAVE OVENS • $215,000 • OPEN THlS WEEKEND • 545 & 549 IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS 714'87MOOO .. 'I -CANYaN • Golf coune vtew from .,.cioua 5 bclnn., 4 ba. tradlu..I ._..; lae. fam.ll1 room, pool, jaculll. "80.GOO IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm., '" batll famlb bome oo quiet cul de sac. Onnlaed pool, playbouae. atoraae. &i•.•· Terms. OCIAMfllOMJ Qu11lt.y craftamanahlp in maboc. trim •oak floors sets ott UU landmark; 4 • BR, 3 ba. home ln finest location. Established trees 6 lawns. M85,000 IAfNOMI' tlfeverat fl.De ba7fraat bomes wllb pier. &Up A YALON Well conatructed 3 BR, 1 ba, oak floor. partial baaemenl , concre t e f oundaUoo. .Flats area. 1120,000 - Fee BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR • 1.l)1 ...... 4 ~ t' •'f) lf~YLOR CO. I:! \I i J q; '• . II•' J •j .j!) MST TIMI QC • 1 '1i Blocb from beach! Huntington Beach super 4 unit apt. blq. Mar's apt. -3 bedrm., 2Y. bath• w /2 fareplacs plus two 2 bdrm., 1 bath le one 1 bdrm., 1 bath. Looks like new. Only CM0,000 W8SUY M. TAYLOI co .. llAL10IS Ziii S.. ... 14' ... .... ~ C911M. ..... 64Mtll 4 101MS. MOUH COSTA MIU-Your ·w ....... , ............ ..,. .... ........ 1. fer ;..,t• ..... ..... f::'' :.. .... ,I ah ...... U , .. ._a ,,_.._. ... .,... .. .-r 111•11 .............. $ ... ........................ J ••••• J ........ J ....... , ........ .. C.-..... -Lela ._ I 1"-._ le ...... , .......... ,... ... ........... n. ........ ....., ..... 9h4. $161.000. 4t7-JJJI LA6UMA llACH 4ft-411 I 495-1720 s..-. "---L•c • ..._. 4f J.ll Ii 644-7620 .,_,... ...... ,. ..... A 859 carat jewel ln the CIOWM OF THI SIA co...a PRIME LOCATION GRADE AIA ARClllTECT PREMIUM CONSTRUCTION MIX with 25 years of loving care and improvement •AIMSH with amenities 0... -for tbe first Ume - Jll POPPY, CORONA DIL MAit Sll'flS small family with large lifestyle IY OWMBS IY APPOIMnefl' 673-1179 One Thousand Dollars per carat -f amlly will eltjoy this "priced to sell now" listing. Plow up the huge back yard and plant. Nice fruit trees! Cozy den with fireplace, qui e t neighborhood. New .tbis week Priced at $89,950. Cel 146-4141 * * SHORECLIFFS * * A most immaculate 2 story home in best area of CdM . Custom built 3 Bdrm+den. New carpets, wallpaper and interior paint. Master bedroom includes frplc, his & her bath & sundeck. Pvt beach+view point. Owner motivated anti will carry 1st TD at 10%. $259,000. SPr111JHI C«~la M1 ·s.l Irvin!' H11rit1nciton 8 1'.ii-h -Newrinrt Af>;:ich SO. CAL ltlAL TY PRISBITS: 2 br 2~ condo in Heritage Park/Irvine. Wl,500 955.0497 642.3263 Dennis Ricketts. Realtor 5'0tL YOUISIU MESA WOODS b1 re1uin1 around Ute IARGAIH 4 br 2 bit S&S home in --------Garden Pk, Garden Grove $86,900. frplc & serv yourself ~ alot? Tbls btn from wet bar whlJe the 4 bdrm home w /lge llteaka are siulillg on the separate fmly rm is for bitn BBQ · all u.nder lg you. Frml din rm. Pool ~ br l'h ba twnhm in Arulbeim. $63.900. Call DelLaraon 546-5805. ••• ~I.Scott 18675 Spruce Circle Fomlt.a.io Valley You are the winner of twefnetidllts ~value), to SIUMMY MEETnlE SWll.ffBOH Aprll U Long Beach Convention Center Arena 'ncket.it ~ be clauned ~calling 642·5618, ext '*** * VETERANS * cov'd patio. This clauy" siled lot. Priced for ac· Let a Vet Help You find 'br. S ba borne bas 2 wet Uoo. Only li.at,900. Open lh.t home you want 0 ban, 3 frplcs. frml din Eves. ~Mtl down to$lOO 000 · nn Ii much, m11eh more. Cal=,241n CaI1now1m-5S70 (~1wmutl•ltrnt ~3-17~ ALLSTATE :.:1~~ REAL TORS LOCATIOMI HIWPOITFtXER ..,.IAYFIXll .. UCIDS7100. $122,500 s bed.rooms, 3 bath. built Superior 1o~tb Irvine This I Bdrm home ls by John Lytle. Need• k>calioo ol Ulla 4 bednn. aiepe from t.be beach, on TLC but the price 11 2000 1q.~t. townbOJJ?e the Peninsula. It de· righL ~ated 1 block ;i•[~' T1 l ~ RUV ~ ~ ~ finitely needs TLC, but from mtlllon dollar Parti uJ rly since .the b11 tremendous POteo· cuswm est.ates, a soar· r l cc e aw • • J U S T tial. Briog~toolaand log 2 story, open beam lEDUCED 17100.!I 2 l mag lo at 1 on . Ca 11 eol17 way with akyli&bts a.-tile roof gated en· ~WJ fr indoor 1ardeD lies juat .,_Tbri' • inside the froal door try, ck fplc. master Over' 3000 ft ol huua,Y suite w /2nd flre~lac~. aq I I l patio w/BBQ & fire p1t llvtn1. Fun pr ce overlootlna 1reeobelt. $1SMIOO.call-.-O. Don't ml11 It-prime C SELECT value-ull now 752·1100 T"PROPERTIES °"""'~9·••rnJNrow,.1e1· 3 ~ !111'1fl --~~~HERITAGE . . REALTORS SHORT Of MONEY? IW1tt•11e POOL 3 bedroom. atrium model on overal&ed lot lD 118" Verde North. Microwave, buralar alarm 6 co mbo freeaer/retrl1. included. Only $99,990 . Ask for Glen HeUwarth 831·1266 llYIMI LARGEST HOME IN COLLEGE PARK This spacious 2650 aq. ft. 4 bdr . home bu a f amlly room, bonus room, air CODdiUoni.ng, + We roof. $129,500 . Ask !or Fred Gibson 559-9400 COSTA MESA •1lll11s Oppu lazity BARBER SHOP/hairdesign ! Excellent shopping center location. 2 chairs w/room !or 2 more. $10,500 Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 llVIHE Gorgeous 4 bedroom, tri-level Yale model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 NIWPOU HEIGHTS c....w... Beautitul duplex. Close to park, sch., and ~ mile to beach. Owner unit with excellent rental. Both units have 3 bedrooms, 2J,.'.a baths, sunken living room, fireplace and privacy. $205,000. ............. See above. $575/mo.; $350 Sec. Dep. Ask For Roy Siemens 631·1266 IAll llACHFROMT Peninsula Point Oceanfront home. Cute country cottage, ideal for corporate retreat or tear down & build your million dollar home. $525,000. Ask for Darrell Pash 631·12U6 IAIGAIM COMMERCIAL USI Property in Eastside Costa Mesa. Lot size 50xl50, R2CP Zoning. Three 1 bedroom units and one office unit. Corner location. $143,000. Ask For Robert Milli.ken. 631-1266 OCEAN VIEW See this custom built, 4 bedroom home with family room, dining rm .. vaulted ceilings, open and spacious. Professionally landscaped. Access to private beaches. Fee land. Ask for Bob or Dovie Koop, 631·1266. I.EASE Sharp 2 bedrm -4205 & 4207 Dana, Newport Beach. New carpet, drapes. & paint. $450/mo. or offer . Ask for Bob or Dovie Koop. 631·1266. Ri"Mtl<~ of cosf9 _.., iniM, Mwporf beocJ9, iK. 234 E. '71• Strfft, c ......... 631-126' Nationwide Network of Individually Owned and Operated Real Estate Offices -**U.S.** *VETERANS* Recent cbanies in V .A regs mQ enable you to qualify for Sl00,000 bome lolilJS with ablolutel.y NO DOWN PAYMENT. w.wa ........ an = County firm spedg in VA bome lo9m. We're the VETS t1m help the VETS. ............... LOOll 18 flOa 'IMlmT? You've ...... It ID Uall beautlhd ' lldnn, I bltll bome. It ftaturH a custom pool • jaeuaal and bat Just b4ieft re· d\ad 15i0b0. KlllTY and call~ for more dt· tallt. · ~ '·-HERITAGE REALTORS .., ..... nwoON· un UITllDS. ~ .._•lilt. I Br, I be Mm'9 w ear ,.._,GL..,..am1a a.• .o .... t• come .,,......., . leller ........................ ~ ..... . ~-=---· Finell' duplex lo CDM. c:.MTlftll Bldr. Ju.at comf1:.t.i•I· __ e..-_-L_I!!.._.-&. __ New NAiil. __,_,._ rotJl. S.ptt D Marsuerite. .ooo. ~ 9 ....,.. .....i. en-.-..-~~IL terms·Pou. A le•OOM DOCTOl"S ISTATI -.u-.---1-0-u---. _ --• &aper esecuuve bome 10am &..ade a.a lot. Ille .---s. r~ withs bedrooms! Lars• 4 bdrm, J ba .. o•e Near GokleDrod bridge. 11 v Inc room with w/pool, *·• aad _.. Lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 bath fireplace and a comfy inf.&ll'latt for I more an- bome It 1mart 2 bdrm. family room. Covered I&&. 0WC lit T.D. w~ apt. over dbl. 1ara1e. petio. Perfect for enter· dowD. S14t,IOO. 0..1 Alt Fl rst ti me offered. taJning. $129,llOO. Hurry I _ea.._-_. ____ _ 1225.000. Bargain!! ~ 540-1720 For tbe pu1kulat '~ 4~~D · TARllLL ~"=0fo~o1r: UMIVIRSITY -· come see thUI eletaat UALTY hertffling For =·,~·o:.:t:::.~ 61u110 Fine Li•lna -.-0wner1Acent. DUPLEX Beautifully upgrtded 2 Sharp Coate lleaa Corner 1ot. copper balcoQy model end unit homes. 4 BR 2 ba Ii 3 • 1ood financ-townhom e i s pro-BR.2ba.Frpic'1&famJ. 000. fes1uonally decorated. 2 l.y nm Move·iD cond. Robertsoa. Rltr. nice bedrooms. dining Nr. So. Cout Plan 1bop- l7s.o582 room, lovely mirrored pi n g , 1 c boo I a • SHORECLIFFS VIEW Impressive custom home. Canyon & ocean views. Fabulous master s uite . separate cbUd.reD's wing, poc>lsi%e lot.. DWLUHOME F\nest comer location; IO¥ely 2 bdrm residence with formal d.lnl.ng rm. + 2 income units. See & en· joy the best for less! $23.S.OOO OPEN SAT/SUM 1-5 5200llCHID PAULMARTIM REAL ESTATE 644-7l83 Corona del Mar Duplex. Two 2br. Iba houses on a lot.. Ue w/optioo to buy Sales price SUI0.000 Call rocappt. 640-716'. PltlST1GIOUS U¥1Mfi wet bar. custom drapes freewaya.Aat,801114. and carpeq Super COV• __ ...;.___.::; ___ _ ered patio. 175.000. Call Pttce Jmt 11 ... e4 &oda.Y.~l 4 BR. 2 BA. lleu Verde TllllllLL =~· form•~:~-::t -· lge lot~ume loan. 1115.000. UM Elm Ave. For your Call arttDrl All· ~•1 loYed Oftet _aft_&P_M ___ _ Family-style home SS,OOODOWM reaturea 4 bedroom•. Bu.ya 2 Br. l'Wl Ba bome tiledeoU)', formal diAUl& w / J a cu a at Ow a er room, CO&)' fireplace. W/Carr/ finaaciDI. No B~r plus bar 1tool1. ~~es::-.__~: Kitch e n -Milb self· --.OllO . ._.,, 0. cleaning oven. a car _Ml-MD _________ _ garage . Patio. By lledueed one~ Bett gorgeous park. SUS,900. buy Meaa Verde. 3 Don't delay. call540-l720 Bdrm. 2 be, eaa.rtala· ,..,... ~~':e. ~-'in~ IRAH-;;;EW -~-'15'-. -~ble-Eal--ta-id_e_3_8_r_l TOWHHOMES ea, lg yard. Broadway ......... w ooch'' St. 94.500. 646-8202 (Easts1deCosta Mesa) A STIAL 2432Saqla Ana Ave. At 176.500. See lbis "like English Tudor 2&3 Br s plit leve l, 2&3 car garag e. frpl cs , rrucrowaves.Rreenhouse wmdows. pool, s pa. TENNIS court. From S89.950 146-.oo&t or 955-1920 Developed by Woodtree Dev. Co. EA.STSIDE by Owner. new" 4 BR 2 BA on lge cul de sac lot now! Or-eam kitchen, warm Yoood paneling, concrete dnve. United Broilers, ask for Peggy Scbroder, 646-7414;~ IY OWMM/l'SNe 3+ or4 Bdrm, 2 ba. New- ly redecorated in & OUL 1139.000. Ph: 17~5500 3Br. I~ ba, 2 patios. f'.P. Investor must sell 2 Xlnt C()Od. S89.SOO. Wed· homes in Costa Mesa. No Sun/12~. S41l-74M. brokerage. Beach side of Pac1ric Coast Hwy. Lge comer zm Nortre Dame 1112,sor Call 831·9081 for informa- tJon. lot designed for pnvacy. IUIL.Dlll-S SPECIAL 4 spacious bdrms. 21'°! Westside; rm. for 10 un· baths. lu.xunous ltvmg its. $210,000. Agt nn w/unique mirrored 67$-8170 833-0523 Eves By Owner. 4br, 2ba. Mesa fireplace. Wet bar. cov-________ 1 Verde. Beaut Fam rm Ir erect patio for poolside V •c • ... T frplc. Close to schls. Xlnt e ntertaining . we ll "' "'" oond. $87,000. For appt. maoicuted lawns. 'ra POOL HOME ~189 eves. Priociplea aranl rose garden. A Looks like new. Im· only. beautiful 3000 sq . H. med.late occupancy in1;~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. -. bomeforS25S.ooo. this lovely Mesa Verde IASTSIOI~ Gemini Rily 839-6623 home on one of the nicest llST IY OWMER tree-lined streets In the Immaculate 3 Bdrm + t '""tOUTRIGGER area. $134,SOO. Call "" ""--u s 11 7"" 1920 den home 1ituated on 4br, FR. FP. view of ~-e P• er. -.· · q\iet street, close to all Calalioa .tr Islands, pool J Ci)UAIL s hopping. Tastefully siz.ed lot. $300,000. Trade done in eartbtooe. Ask· up for commercial. in· p• •cE I "'-1139,900. Call Today. duatrlal, lease. Prine. ..,.ill Dennis Rlclcetta, Rltr Only . Call to see. PROPEATIES"' fKZ.3263/955-0&t7 M4-4634/535-'121118. 10,. TII t:JO P.'1U -------- llDUCID SHORECUFFS 1mtc..taMeM O--Anf•• A most immaculate 4 Br. office, dbl garage, Greenbrook s Bdrm 2 stry home in best rec room. room ror RV , c:barnw. Open Sun l ·S. a r e a o r C d M . '°" ol storage, Wllque, 3Mt Plumerta. Pl. reedy to move in. Scbool w • .. . • ....._ Cus tom bu i I t in waiting dl1tance. • >• __..F 3Br+de n . New <>wnerwa1Uqforolfen. t7J-llM For more info. call: ......... Af#. 541.0100 cpts, wallpaper & Open Sat/Sun 12·4.•---IT-O_WMll ___ _ $511/MO. FREE intr. paint. Mstr _se.S171 __ ·-----• Iowa st. 2br, twbn, LAICISIDI Bdrm includes MT.000. u.-1111 eve. ~ · frplc, h1·s & her bath WISTSIDI '1$MGISat/Sua. --------1 Believe it! Seller will pay .....a $.WO a month towards & sundeck. P vt SUMSHIMI T•AIMMllCllltlpl ...,..._ti buyer'• montha![i pay-beach + v~w point. 3 Br. 2 ba+~I Ii low 'Ibis ii itt 2 ~ 1 Sllllde atory owner unit Sment.ah for on, e kf ''r~r~ Fee land. O.W.C 1st maint.y7ard5•'110'5000 bldldoUhoutett . I wtt.li z townboUse desl... a r P 8 · e 5 TD at 1nm. $259 ()()() ... for rllht owner. It'• ODly RENT NO MORE /Check th.It. Super 2 br twabme on s haded 1reenbelt. Good area. Mui.ta Olllyt Assume 9'KD Jom or_ get a new one. •.500. Hurry woa 't last. •1221 .eAMT 'f ALUlf Oba& beet bQ barlalDI 0.. -ft. ill peaeetul U'flq. 4 Bedrmt + 3 rear units . All wilh townbome. Huae livloa v ro. • · ... 900. and that'• cheap IAIGAIMSTAITll . _._ 00 W/D hook rm Ir family rm. Highly Owner motivated. for Coeta Metal Call NOMI pnv.&e pa ·• upgraded lhruout. Fan· ...... IUct.fts.IUtr Bl ...... 1 --1 New ~ram I ll you ...a. /mo, )'OU may = yl Low Down! .., to Sl00.000! Let • abotw you bow Unde Sam can help you with . ._boUle payment! r•1e~c.,.. We ........ 714-lZO a: ' 111111 ILlllS aa. OVER SO YEARS OF SERWCe SPYKAIS OCIAM '9IW • , Truly Spectacular View From Th.iJI Beau. 3 BR + FR Portsmouth Model. Upgraded KlJcben. Formal DiAin1. Large FR W /Fireplace. Courtyard Hu Pool, Flrepit. GlUHd·ID Jacuul Off Beautifully DecoraWd llater BL Call Now. "30,000. • . m-• UI BiDOftllf••• _,.. -------- • batba·OR·S Bedrm + _,.,..te , ... t /ma1d '• ~~u.m,rm . hmlJ1 rm. 2 Fplct. Cov· .. brick patio. PoUlal bouae--aad mucti mare at a barlaln prtcet • .,._ 1 ... _... Ith up" iadiviclual eocio.ed taatlc view I Pools-• P. · · tM-...... or_._. ro::iC::i.eaLi:v~g 1ara1ea. Call now tennitcourta-aod much 955-0497 642~3263 1...:...s-....::;aer __ na ____ _ brt_.. "_. pacious 8'1s.8550 morelCaUfaat,752·1700 --------1 O '"''""'.,.ace, stree. OPt,.••9·irHvNrow M<r O"INlll'>•H\•uN •Olll ,.<•· .,_,.... I 26 it~E.:~;;:r~ f!!IUllM [9;_1ftllll =im~M~L~i-H·ou.a-e-fo·r·.·a-le-.·,·al.n1.1 ~.,a:t ~N~~m,-,~· r~:JJ THE REAl ~~·Ji ESTATCRS • •••-1••••--"'.-••-•••.., SUPEll LOCATION. lBR. pool, $'19,000. l.S. 131!-I •,\Ct. • SELECT IUl.DllSI aa.-..CALLM0-1161 C.melliaLaDe.141-1423 DMm, 1SO'lll. 13MIWUMm PROPERTIES i s t u s g R DEVB.Ol'llSI C./i'Q'O .&\~& -l)i f'll.s• DEPRECIATION n ..... Id. ble 1---0~ J.'QU ~._ 'b tr Wat Adi -100% COMMISSION Me I RtJtfl•tl ........... W•=.:-•m=S.¥tel ......~v ta Ta :dJ ~ 675-419 -••oramu. llAL llTATI SCHOOL AVAIL. Quality con ""2 ._ a -..-. awv Tliat Intriguing WOid Gome wltlt O Clt«J/• structloa. Excellea tie adjolninl parcels. -~a.' L -Coeta Meu location. Approll S miles from --------• ..,__. 2 ......__ 2 ba oceaa. ..uer Hurey t Om'mlnl duplelC. Steps ·~....::;-_: :: &-ve --· . OpmEV9.Ml-Ml to Oc*lemod a.-• ... ..,.,. ..... ._ _.._. 3 bdrm, 2~ ba ---.w..., n..ce. call" .... 2~ apptOJl 1800 dttala ~ Real !:lltate ~ :er:~·~ , , I~ 11l i "1 E I I •--------• llv nn. it matr bdnn .. _____ _ Allll' Downttaln .... Zba. ap-I I LC.:A..mco. 4•.f =-~e::r·h':.8:6o~, 1" ul: IL cl* j .. ~121. of leader. 1270,000. . _ . _ _ _ ' LB ION HHH1'S l:meu&ift nada bome. View GI Tw&lll .HUi. from 1&• llv rm wlad•wt. Ph11b e.Pt•. S1nktn -.. t•b ....... .. opea ........ ,,.. ... . ~ 1100 tel ft Uvllll -· Offwed at .... * O,.S...--1 ~ Wallrnr 1; l 1~1: .. • , Shon by appt. prin· 1 • Model ed u.ecuUve dplea0Dly. l40-5078. Bkr. I l I P P U 1 llome 4 Fanta1tlc -c I I I bedrmt. + Musi .. Two cn corner dbl. lot. 1 I 1 muter aulttl Enter· blk to bcb. Owoer'1 .....,., petlo wtUl blt.lli home. lbr, + 1tudio. I l o M c A R alQ. Luxuriff1 solar 1 ~ba, lr1. kltcheo. ' I I I I' I ....... POOi. Atrium IDd Beaut. 1arden. Bate· _ _ _ _ _ _ deek olf me1tw wtns, llMlll Payae beat unlt. t1o.O.Utoda1ftt-l700 RENTAL UNIT: lbr, ()flf~l"9••1HuNIO lll tKI' lbe, pr:ty, pet, Good b\• [ -come. &>th •II car tar, ..... , ~·=~'~' • r::~:.~wru r r r r r r r r 1 • ro.M;:=l· UlfL~j I I I I I I I I ICIAM-LITS A 1 •lf'I .. Cl 11W1 •11 IJll ,, h' v.-., ....•........... ,,. ... Lovel)' bume 48r. d.-w I b a I co a y O\\' Ca&hedral bv rrn. •tra 1 ue1t rm. 3 pool lllt,000.~ -................ 0 • ...................... HICl&MUT 3 BR. 1-.. baU. homt1 1n HOOd area. •'Ult prke on ly'76.900. Pan Place,l11t84Z·746t Skirts Are a Must! AIST 24 ... 32" ,,., 11f,... i-1Tf l'N\-r .... Lightweight-Lacy &tA&.eB~ l 1&htwe11ht and !Mty tor luncheons to late-day 111e1t1 Amo;e t1etan1ty at PMtits in a 11amorous cape.shawl. Crochet sohd Yollt. then lacy deslcll of lf1dulted scallops Use wOBted. Pattern 74S7. e.sy.to-follow dlfectlOllS. Sl.50 for each pattern. Add 40C exh pattern for lirsl·clns air· mail and Nlldllne. SIM to: Mitt .... Wiien 1n doubt aiout •llll to Needlecraft Dept. 10s .. SKIRT Ill Hert M sum-Dally Pilot mer's new ~ it .. 1'3, CM C..... Sii., lltw cuned-Poelletld. tflt Cit'* Ills 1 ,.,._ NY 11111. Priltt ....... sexy t!Ollt sill lbe Po1>lt11, •nit. _,..., z;,1 ,....,. ........ P1111ted Ptttttn 9330: M1sws N£WtNOW! uur 1979 NCEDlE· W11St ~ 24. 25. 261n. 2l CRAFT CATAl~ 200 pcpu-30. 32. Sile 26'k slit S1yle I 314 lar deSt(ns. J lret plttlrns pm 4S-cll; atller 2'4. p;tecl 1ns1C11. 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Mlillt .... . -- ,, ~~r~r ~'-~K-i.~-,. .. ~,~ 1105 N CoJ~I i..gn .. dy l.,gun.i 8e.,~n Ca 971151 Outstandl·ng ,,.., .q. 1111 )1601 Co.Jsl ~1'qhWi)¥ Turtler ock Highlands. Soult•Laguna c., 921111 new home with many up· ___ 11_1•_14_99_4_59_' __ _ g r ades. See to ap ...................... I preciate. Earth tones. planked noor. levelors. custom drapes. wood paneting .. much more' leach Si• In lovely North Laguna. wtth some ocean view. designed a round a mani~ ed ·la courtyn ro n the Sun & p vary for all 4 B<kms .. 4 baths. ram rm . . 3 f r p I cs + .1 28 6X20' sk y lighted studio with an 18 ft. cell· _ _. ............... Im! In~. To wait as too late OPEN SAT. 1-5 Just lis ted · S28S.OOO 4272 SANDIUIG WcA To hoch Upgraded 4 bdrm. Enjoy an unobstructed LaSalle. $132.SOO. 2600 180' wtute water VJCW. Sq. ft. _.,._...._~in a Suns ets & red hill ~·" 55 2-7500 Avenue Of Lights from this expansive home. near town. on a pri vat~ dnve 24 Fl. Living rm (raJsed stone hearth>. 2 _ ........................... bdrms. & 360 sq. rt. con- *DUPLEX• Ocean side or hwy. level lot. easy access to beach. Needs P,aint. minor re· pair$; ideal for home & incom e. 'Hurry , only $145,900 Mission Realty 494.0731 LAGUNA CHARM Fantastic new custom built 2 Bdrm home with den. Versatile noor plan. ineludes 2 baths. and a sunken llvlng room with fireplace. Beautiful sun deck, looks out over magoirlcenl view of ocean & village Ughts. Great value at $159.000. vert. den w1th wet bar. a ram1ly rm .. 3 frpl<.' . decks & a lanai. Stressed f?r 2nd story . Prj vate listing . $289,000 Probert. Sole Near oceanfront in a private beacb.c;lde com mwuty; 2 bdrms . den. 3 baths, frplc .. fixer uppe r , w1lh nice landscaping. No details will be given by phone. Homes in this area start al approx. $300,000. lttollluslnfls Gourmet wares. we ll known merchant. with high repeal cUeotel. fo'lx lures & iovenlOt)'. only $2:5.000. Ask for Jeanne. .-.McC.-ck " 494-7551 OOH OSIM -------- IW.TOIS 401 GLENN EYRE ., ..... Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do it well. M2-~ . ~~~ MOMAICH SUMMIT 11 Btny. decorated B-Plan, 2 bdrm + den , 2 baths . Panoramic Sadd.Jeback Mtn views, loctd. on cul-de-sac. City llgbts by night. Must sell. Comm. pool, spa le clubhouse. $127 ,500. A COUMILL ..,_.CO. 496-7222 831-0836 11neM11 ... ..,.._. L...-..... A Million Dollar View Of ocean and canyon rrom this l'a r c d ·fo r townhome located near beach. shops and bus. J bedrooms. separate din· 1ng r o om , 2 tiled r1 replaces. gour me t kitt'hen with built-ins. Pauo. EZ a<.'cess lo pool. spa and more. $179.500. CaJ I 495· l064 TARBEll. -· IAYCREST Leeward Lane as a qwet slreet with p retty homes Dnve by 2015. then call Bob Diclunson at 979·8 t.o see this 3 Bdrm. 2 bath beauty. Open Sun 1·4 201.S Leeward Lane Beach house ror sale b) Owner. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Comm. pool , tennis Open Sun l·S. $142.000. 548·2787. 219 62nd St Newport Shores 1010 • •••••••••••••••••••••• . DIRT CHEAP I t;UJ\RWHlff 'RE:ALTOW.l~C. b 7 ~ 41> I•, BY OWNER 2 DUPLEXES for Sal~ Owner will carry with 15"'" down. Corona del Mar 675-3956 Oldr lrl·plx on dbl lot. grt ta x shltr. $175.000/orr. own/agt 840-1879. Bwldmg lots -I a crei;. . . 2"'1 acres s at'rt>s 10 H.8 's Best 7 Unit bwld· want. we have it, with 1n· beach. Gross me 129.064 AN ENGLISH acres. Whatever 'you mg. Ride your .bike lo the Assumable 811'.a~ loan on C<YlY 2Br starter home. vestors terms per year. l.tus 3 Br 2 Ba home oo a TUDOR fenced yard with fruit FARGO I .E. Scott IHlty lg lot Newly det'orated trees. room for garden 11677·5001 t1S22·2080 536-7533 Dy Owner Prln only IN NEWPORT?.· S6S.OOO. 751-3967 aft 3 PM . $83.900 495-4789 Rancho Cahr area. 4·5 COlldo By Owner 4 Br. 1 ~ Ba . at're parcels. $100.000 foll Fantastic Mina l::s talE' Yes. that ·s right . fruit trees. nr So. Coast pnc.-e. terms, must sell Mol atori ... Sea breetes & Pac1fo.: Plaza. freeways/schools. Agt. 979-4964 Recently en act ed in Sunset views Pool. RV •An elegant English $73,000. 979-Jm2 ---------Newport Beach-these access . Am e nities Tudorcondominium ... li"-"-Af. l11anh llOO units have prior ap-galor e $139.900 By •l.nan1deallocation -1090 forSale proval. 10 ·for SSS0.000. Owner831-9029 •Priced from Sl.25,000 •••••••••••••••••••'•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt /Owner 645-1103 or HJah ceiling living rm •With lO'k down •-Plex ror sale by Owner. 548-G>l.9 .. r1nanc1na TUS'" .... HILLS near bea c h In San ---------w tr r p I c . R o u r m e l " ''" Cl I SUPER U._.ITS kitchen. 4 Br 2 Ba. us · Custom built lrl level. 5 emente. X nl invest " sumablc gcz loan Asking This could ht> your op· Bdrm 4 bath. secluded. mcnl St75.000/f'lrm . Mor 16. SJ.S9.SOO Vacant See & portunity to buy an out rustic hilltop with valley "3&-~ Xlnt re ntal area. in make offer standing 2 ba and den. view. All newly decorat· ,,.. __ 1_. kn ah e i m . e ro k er br or 4 br with 3VJ bat ed. Lots of wood a nd -· ..... 6.13-3306 AMERJCAN HOME home close to ('Ver glass and toned for Property 1600 ---------494-7Sl~EALTOR~94.1001 ything. Only 4 availabl boneA. Call ~5880 for ••••AP•••P•RO••-:.· .. •A••C•R••E•••• ~· in I.his exclusive offering. men deuila. "' " PROJECT SHOPPING N.wporta..ch I06' See S HEFFI EI.. CENTR Growth aru ••••••••••••••• ••• • •• • • PL.ACE at Tustin Ave next to Post Office & City INVESTMENT EASTILUFF 16th tn Newport Beach Hall. Plans a vail. San Lg. comer lot 4br. F IR. by P AC ES ETTER --... ------OlegoCouoty. Prtn.only. OPPORTUNITY 21hba. Walk to N.8 . Ten HOMES Bk:r.213 ..... 1539. n1s & Swim club. shops, · Weil-.." I 091 ---------• New 3 bdrm aU.,le fami· schls. S179.SOO. 644-8187 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•--------•1 IY home plus 2 bdllD OpeodaH)'from 12:00. ....._n._.f,,... triplex. Bui ll·lns • BY OWNER. Totally except Friday --~ Q, ~ FOi SALE separate lndry rm. rem d I • d 3 Br . 2 b a . :0, tbis~t. 4 =\. 2 L8ndecaped, IPrinka· W/fam•rm 00 quiet tree (7141iC31 ftft94 ~ar IC • 117,080 SQ. ft. shopping fenced yarct Ofht. . line st . new kitchen. Ter· IV "VU sboppl.ng • f'Teeway. Full ainter'Gn 20 acres, loc:at· 2221 Canyon. Coa a r i r i c buy S 13 5. O o O ----------• ~'!!:.~.··---~•.?~•i ed in the heart of Cotlla lh!lla. -.S.000. w/assumable loan. nlnlc .... ....,un. __ .., Mesa. 17% tenants ma· JobnEllot Owner moving out or NEW LISTIMG Jor. 25,000 to S0,000 sq. ft. 831-4321 &a~ area. Need to see to -..W.S "X" Pl.AM of adclitional a bu.lldable believe. ~17 3 Br. formal OR. fam VA space. Rent ~reues of 4 Pleil. near Meadowla , leochDo•a•N SIOS,000 Newport Shores. atlrac· Uve, BR, newly crpt 'd" paio&ed lnaide • out. 5 blks to beach. Owner transferred out of a.rcia. Pool 4' tennis courts. Reasonable terms to rm. Wl'aparound patio. Sl00.000 per year for the Golf Course H.B. aer. Btlul grnblt. Best loo · $7• Gii nexUyea.rs. 2i,A,Ba. owners u '~ tion. ·~ w/f'rptc. l -2Br. 1-lBr, 3 Won'tlast aU145,000 3 Bdr~ balb. (l>lc, Sale Price. yrs old. 1230,000. PP. Qill for appt &4C).625t qwet bOrtMMM1. cul M,500,000 ... UIO ~. ~~·Hurry ! Call Cuhtolodreqcl: -COBT--A-M-DA--TR-l--P-L_U __ , 1/n _ ~,;,\~C:.lder atz. 111, l/I, Pride ., -,v 2",dn. Ownarabip. Broll~r R E A TY PriKtpaJaOnly --------- OPllJ H0\1\1 lo' r, '! (BroMl'tOwaer> call (7l4)UM133 qoal.i.fied bu.)'er. Call for Ma ke your 1boppln1 appt to .... Pe1u. MaMl'by\lliD1lbeDail1,_ ________ I / llMm,S.-3491. PUotClautnedAda. -------•I .. '111 ':• ··-., •m......... :t.·· .... ~;,~~ .. ~~ili5aia~:~::Ji1~ ~ ................... ... •....•..... ~ ... ......... illl&t t t 18 It• tllliilll I '?1• ............ ....... C..Mile •M '!M ~ .. !~!!Jlt~!I .......... 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PROPERTIES wardrobe dn1 CrplC' .... ~.mo~OUl~r'D now wk.: s=i'\~·r or.OCC.NOPETS.1385'. ba t ownhome •PL 1 bedroom with garage mum for low or free Prioclpgoaty -;;:-•._,. .... ....L mlmnd~bar.Oard ~.··--·Na~ 0 • ,,.l.'73-im • 751.-& Enelosed pvt pallo & waltlobeach.$2$0 • reat.-.seos. --• .,. -· .~~ .... ~ -· ~ vw. l'fr pool &Ill" --• • • ....,e Deluxe kitchen E .t98-03l8 • . ,,,. N•pt &.ck Be y i.-. ~ • irolf cvunc>'. r.-;:i:== 2br apt on the Penn. 133$. 2 Br2 Ba. ft'plc, new. kid• w/bltna. In cl. ref r ig. vs l.ovinl ciao quiet do& & m " !Uwpoolteaell Avail lmmecl. 17001~ _"id 3121 Yt'b ~. Util not in· OK. 1386 mo. 14$-7573· ~I pet ok. $410. mo. SlllM._ 3110 cornpan.ioo(F25>seekto ru. atuul A 1au•• •·• 1d -.......... p "-· imbC meroaSt lhateyourhouse"4·1639 1100 _,, 1•m& mo~ ---··•••••••••••••••• c .. ,,p_..,,s M. Gemlni•Rlt ~ ..... •••••••••••••••••••---'"------- ........ .. .......... ~-- -NorUtwaodlt 3 br, 3 bi, tterlt•I• Park lrvln*' Udo2 Br l Ba, Uoens, dJ.a. NrSo. Cout Plaza. 2 Br 2 'I Dilaclled Aptt. Prof female 23 seeks .--------m1N.wapwW...condo. 2br • .., tQ. ft. la•· l1m1ly 1'WnbM 2br, 2'°',,.· air bu . Pool, laundry Ba. gaa/wtr f'!· pool, MIWl•3IDI 2 Bdrm. t ba, kl<ls OK . .same to shr 2 bd bowie flOISAl.I 2bil w/roaam.pool.INO nn. frpk, ~whr, Inc tOOd S.O. •Ve •5793. Adultt. No pets. Avail ~mo•.· 2'1m3/6~·708K83. Extralarge•private. m>mo+dep.Availnow. Nwpt Hgbts area. $170 IDduttrial BuHdlo• l.n mo_No,.u ,....ttas ,Yd, 1ar. Walfr •JL~ 5fl "506'2... _,., • Dramaticfloorplana. --mo . Non ·Smoker . C.~ Co. Jnvcaun"nt E SIOE·:tBr 2Ba dbl ~pd Bl'1tnd new LAOUNA lULLS·2Br eves. · Slat«ai VaaBuren 1 Bdrm . 1 b al h . -~---· ----- for .000 tun down aar no P"t.'.. MQ• mo mo. K~d• '*f no t ~S.. patio, balcony Jt l&ullfJ 1 BR. Eaatslde, quiet 8C7-7137 980-U'TO S275+dep.Availnow. BaJhoa Jsl .. share 4 BR Ctmeot. ~all tor de avalS-l.lf.5.Ult ~.A•;2fn~.0 ee. w/vlew. AC, •aa u_1e, .. ..., ... d adlts, no pets . $215. North H.B. Cbarmioe 2 CaURenataS56-7701 home; reapooalble fem. -· VI - -Poll&. ~ tblld OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ·er. l ba condo. new paint ,_... 3190 bet. 2S ~ 35. $180 Mo. + MAY 0 C K ~:s!f~utf~C'. 1~' 19frALS ~sno.17S.O.O C.... .. Mm-1122 '200. 1 Br, nice, quiet ~ d ra.,.n. Pool. Only ••••••••-••••••••••••• uUI. Avail. ~fl. Alt. 4 '"""'(~vil£ d rp•. etc. 1'110'53:: 2 8R,Zba .... '500 4f tw•,..,..llMd ....................... area. Yard. Non-smoker. $31~/mo. No last mo. '-•d••V-.,. P.M.675-3454 ~ 8(K)4 M7 '11131 2 8Jl,2ba,fW"n ... S600 •••••••••••••••••••••••Spotless walk to bcb. 4br-Refs req'd . No pets. 186'77Vi~intLane. To 2 br. 2 ba, garden apts. M/F, 30.so. Oakwood, C?M>494•2Me 2 liR.2~~ba . . • WS * * • 3ba ram .rm 2 100ft AduJtsonly. seecalllM6-1371 Tustin . Gym. sauna S2 47.50 i n c l. util. .--------i 1 bt Adu.II.a. No pets. PY1 3 OR. 2 ba . • . • . $IOOO ......... S...ffoet $895/mo. yrly. A~ults. No 'ISL Mgmt 642·1603 I .. ., TO ocir:•... pool, patk>. $335. Adults 546-4310/645-5771 •--------ml.2MJ..,Poinona Hlft.a.2,.,b.-. . .1700 260VJV1ctorh• pets. 509 Acacia <top) -. 2 Br . 1 ba, landry --" nopets.15492 Pasadena 642083S .anR.2ba "5011SOO C<l6la MC$a 64.S-70M ""''" l bed, 1 bath. Garage. off Newport FrlNy Lady dtr shr 3 Br 2 Ba IMDUSTltAI. ILDG. -SaoClt!mf'ntl' Youarethewinnerof rm, balcony. beam Adults only, oo pets . As.k 832.2909 home. S2Q5 + ..._ uUl pr 13,000 sq .Ct . Fountain 2br, lb¥ New crp. drPli 41 twofrfftickeh 3Br, 28a, very clean . ~Adults,oopets. forDickon.l,y.962-6154. mo. 2 mo advnce. 275 Valley. near F'tvy. &tita pl 4No peu. lst-la~t + (SlO.OO""'lue>.to dshwshr. lndry area. TSL gmt 642·1603 w•...--., lwllhFwlllslled Broadway.CM.548'"893.S b6e for user ur uiveinur dep $400. Part furn TIO walk to bchl yr lse. avail "'"'...,, u.rft ........ 39001---------"--CaJU0rd~lls 646-•days. IUGS IUMMY mld·Aprl $575 mo. F.astsidet Elb1r. A11211u5til pd JBr apt in Huntington •• ~ .. ::!':::::!'. ...... Resp sgl ~t desJres M Ay 0 C K MEETTHE 67S-3S77aft6PM. ex~pl ec. mo. Bcb, Marina Sehl Dist. THE EXCITING same to shr 4 Br COM 3br house. Sm marned SUPIA-HEllOIS Call Al ,6Jl-2222 1300·1375 mo. Call apt .wLIIQ15/67S-7444 '"""""h'"'" family. No pets. Open Bach. apt. Charming w/ 'ALMMISAAPTS __ . _ _,,... ______ _ 380Gl£NNfYRE 10AM-5PM. 9'0 Congress Aprl1t3 fireplace & swimming EASI'SJDELOCATION MMS79eves. MtNUTESTONPT BCH Roommate, nn·s mkr to , ~~~ St Costa Mesa. eoo1:e'::i::~~l~r pool & priv gar. Walk to 2 BR. l~ Ba· patio. ...... 1144 Sach .1&2 BR sbr room in !um 2 Br apt, .--------•! heh. $300mo. Call alt. 6, garage + 1 space. $315 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fromS2S5&up. Newf.ort Beach. vie Lovely 2br . condo. Swim Arena 548-42.69 mo Call 675-.9526 aft &PM ......... d N ..... · y d ~--------· 1 · d Tick& mav be claimed · 3br 2'hba Brand New ._... ..... opets. lo • .,/ rv111e. ear rouo Latlfws.le 2200 c;;g &~~~~vAd:u.s it523CAMPU5 na:l~Vl"E by calling 642-5678. ext. 2bdrm. tbu. Ugbt&airy Mesa Verde. 2 Bdrm, Woodbridge. S600mo. 2 l.SIUl esaDr. Sl!B pr mo +util. lst & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1". $450.mo. Avail. 5·1 ---272. S<\2S per mo. Avail May bath, 11.50 sq n. Frplc. cargarg.213/465-4841 C5BlkaEutofNewport last+ sml.dep. MS-9911 OCIAMFlt()NT LOT ~4.911betw. Wp.m Beaut liroudmoor mdl, * • * I.st 640-7583 encl gar. dshwshr, gar Blvd> eves, 7512-1780dys. Guarded gate communi tughly upgraded 3 Br 212 disposal. $375 / mo . W"''.,.. .. $ftll hm·Spm546-9860 an orientated lady ty ()woMrwtcarry paper 3 BR. 2 BA. College Park Ba condo, plush crpt. -...OC.'eNn$Ullo 3707 Avail. 5/1. 2 Br l _Ba, sun-1S4-6216 -• ..,. ... Alli tosbare2br llouaenrbch wi29%dwn at 10%. Pnnc UJcenew. Next toSehool. prof. decorated. $600 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• deck, frplc, blt·ms. $475 2 Breoodo, A/C. w .. her/ 1H£ BEST Of in s. Lag uoa. 1225. oo.ly.$450.000. S500permo.552-88'76 Aft6,551·5914 Weekly rentals now. m~. incl uli I. No Ught & airy 2 BR. 1 ba . dryer, s unporch. Pool. -.izs.t558-2350. AGENT 770-9797 eo-.. •njcJe 2 br, garage. pvt Oceanfront c·omp\-furn 2 children/pets. 673·7229 GRaerd.e/cyoarrd .. S3E2.5 s Midoe ·. SG>. mo. 675-IOU. AU WORLDS ~ T_... Roell G~ br. frpl, balcony. gar.e _v_es_lw_kn_d_s . ____ _ ,... hoMe/ patio. S3'7S mo. 3 bedrm & den 10 new 6404184 67~00 n....---.. Trtrflrb 2300 642·2639 condition. Large lot. $850 Charming. 1:Jn1que 2br. ""~""'condo, 2 br 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br-200-1 -: .... d R NEWPORT CENTER BAYVIEW. beach, pier, lba, bm ce1I. vu deck. 3br. l~ba, twhn. type ba,tenois,pool,adu1ts, enc""' Y oom gar Adults no pets .. """ encl. gar. patio. bltios. 646-3686 "72" l2X60, family park. 2 f · n, N · REALTY 2br 6 wks $750 or S300 • · _.,., bedroon. 1 bath. Call .. ~r;,,.,ga eln. l ewcarspe1oo1 p/wk util pd 303 lse.645-1582. dryAIS,rmD/.WFr,pwlca.swhaelrkt&oNe w condo ! Irvi ne .._, mo st. ast +. • 64().1812 L"A.. ' l ( 1 )871 .;.,,,,, "• n....-n 'T75-t189or5S4·0881. 362Hamilton.8J3.9305. ~ewaer . .....,., s hopping, park . Nr. <'""-et.reel2Br,1u~m1· ~Dewrl, F .1 ho 4b 2~b New Condo l BR. J '3A CoroMde4Mar 3722 Harbor&Wilson. rwn: adults only,~n1.v 8 •---' 2400 la1.nuv·1nyo rmme. dr:1'n r ma, Many_ upg r _3des & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..__.._..,.__ 3124 $.175 552·1601 lmni5 cts, 2 poo JaC , __.... ,. · · amenities refng water "'4n1'11..--i $400 mo-lse, $425 mo/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen. fam rm. 2 car d S37S •838-896i Sf!lall cozy studio. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 2 ba, stove & refrig. Eves·wtnds6'5·1455 BaJa Cahr. 4br beach garage. No pets. $595. pat · · · ki~chen. Pool. S22S. Inc. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Deluxe Cpts & drps. Adults. no 1 _ •--h 11 ... home . 25 min. frc)m S49-~/S49·074l. Comer Beauuful San I.Alis Rey util. No-smoke640-4999. w/dis hwasher $395. pets 646-4382 -....---. - border. Protected de· of Bear& Baker. t.ownhouse ri~bt on the Costa ~a 3724 64C>-5112agent. · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• velopment known as I.as golf course in RanC'ho Large 2 br apt. $285. No Deluxe 1"2 bdJ'm apts on Gaviota.s. For brochure MESA VERDE·JBr. 2B a. San Joaquin 3 Br 21~ Ba. ••••••••••••··~··•••••• MlSA VERDE home at· pets. 2269 "8" Maple St. ocean near Victor Hugo. PACIP'IC WOODS Adult Apartments Setamoog wandering streams & tall frag. rant pines feature: •Walk· in clo6eu •Tune-saver k1tcbens •Air condiU001ng •Decorator accenL'S :Pools.Gym •VolJeybaU & More ..... 1 Br from S28S pbonE' 492.2732 dys encl yd. covered patio. nr r ab u 10 u 11 vie w 0 ( $22.5 1 Br mobile home. mosphere 2&3 br dlx 631-0006. newly decorated. healed 491>-730l eve. schls. shops, park. $550 ~olfrourse & duckpond. Mature ad Its poJy. No apts, no pets. 546-1034 pool, elevator. subterra· 16350 Ha rbor Blvd. mo. 644·5Ul7 Ex<.'ell upgraded condi· pets. Quiel. secure 1991 Lge 3 br. 2 ba. upgraded, nean park 1ng. S625 South of Edinger IDYLLWILD ExecutJVe 4 bdrm 3 ba uon. Available 5/1. S700 NwptBlvd.64&8373 2,:w~r~nt ~~~~~~~~ ~!~e.d~:~i"g~:. ~: _494_~-------839-2140 Prestigc homeneslledin Over 2000 sq . ft Pool mo.640-Sl21 __ Bache lor . unique IJ40.5112agenl. 751·9905. Call & leave Private room & bath, ltoo. 4000 the cool pine:.. Custom lser,·iC'e ind l $100 Rancho San Joaquin. 2 hideaway. uUI pd $275 message. Avail. May I. close to beach. Adult ••••••••••••••••••••••• rustic beauty with all 77().7546 aft s. all day BR + den. pa no Vll'W, mo. Depos1~ .• 26S4 Apt C New 2 bdrm condos. frplc. Eves. 494-8750 :.1~. %~~eaTI>'R~An1 Fl'i/Sat._ -~'.:.1t~~zi. $595. Call Or.mgsuesAcve~:S9-IT~S . ~~1~% g~!~~~~ $<\~. N~I~ ::~:~~n~.c~~~~: 1 BR. CIOM' to town W1lh Lique frenrh doors & 3 ~R 2 BA 2 story Condo. -...-~"""' cpr/drp. dbl gar Cls to vtew & deck. S350 inC'ldg stained l!lass. Tree house fi replace. pool. pat•o Renl or lease 2 bdrm. Large rum . 1 bdrm, encl. bch. s.575 mo. Avail 4/30. util. avail now 494·3612 or too. Forappt. to seecull Near Ocean.Adu!ts.$450 house in Gr eentree. gar.S280.Adtdls.oopets. 2 8drm. 1 bath apt. Call979-4.57S. 661-1161 Suzi H offman . permo.557-8071.646-8273 s.51-4355or 751-042S 2110 Newport Bl· Adults, $350. mo. Gas 7l4-659-404.3 dys, 659.3431 4 BR. fam. rm., 2 ba .. frpl. ~ · paid. 642·5073. 2br. lba. dplx. encld. yrd. Stu<Uo apts • .,... blk to eves J800 Sq. fl. Quiet corner. L...-leocJt 1248 STUNNING large lbr Newly decorated 3 br, 2 ba ~J!rt. g~.~~ ~f.~f, ~~ ~ i~l ~~~·,~~: R.chn.Fann. _SS75.004623 ;;;:;.;·~:~~··;;~··;;; garden apt. pool, rsec: ho,:;i~~:s:. ~1ac;;tti~i ~ 4!M-2797or493·1137. Gro"H 2700 IWilwjtowleach 3240 2ba. den. Some oc: vu. area.$3l5. 7lOW. I8th L. area. Adults. no pets. l Br. cpts/drps, nr bU!!, Mlwporileodl 3169 • ~sodot-le • Lovely ,::ardens· Brooks . wtr. foll •KJtcben Facil avail •Jacuzzi, heated pool •Wll\'I« dally maid srv. •TV & pbone available Low• $72.50 Wk ZZ17Harbor Costa Mesa 645-4840 4150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Storaft RentaJ. SJS/mo. single enclosed. 1405 ffuotlngton St., H B . PeuY. 960-G2. OHlcel..... 4400 . ..................... . Downtown Huntington Beach. 210'h Main Sl. One 2·rm office avail. $110. 960-1558 . ON THE WATER! PLUSH SUITES 350to 1300 sq. n. Fetostlc Vi•ws Wet Ba~ Lido MariH ViUoc)e Nt'~n _ 675·866:? S1BO Up. Office-store. 480 ft, A/C, 17301 Beach Bl. H.B. L~E 842-2834. 2rmswte. 390sq ft, ample park, uU Incl A/C adja C'ent to Sec. Pacific Ban.le Near E. 11th & •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beau. yrd. Gar. Handy to 1&2 Br trailers from Sl85 $m. 645-3381; 675·5949 lady over 40 only. no ••••••••••••• •••••• •••• 15A Ruby Red Grapefruit. New 'l8Zl sq. ft .. s BR. ex· shpg. & bch. 581-7000 dys. + utiJ. 133 E. 16th Street, pets. S265. 220 E. 20th. PARK MEW PORT Room w/kitrhenette --------• Orange. C .M. 642·42 10 S5(XX) Pl /\. Will consider ecutivehomeabove Hun· eve.586-1.298 C.M.642·9193. New 2 Bdrm. I ba_lh -Bachelor s. 1 or 2 S66week&up. trade. (714 I 922·1~ft tmgtoo Harbour many w/frplc. gar Sml patio SEE IT. YOU'LL RENT h 548 9155 bntah --xtras ~ Cali Mike Spacious I Br. decks. ca· Huntiftgton leach 37 40 S42S/mo. 759 0497 IT Cleanest condo in Bedrooms & Town ouses -----· --oAn~ . • nYOll view. frplc. garage. •••••••••••••••••""•••• -Costa Mesa. 3 BR 2 Ba. FromS..149.50 Rm. pvt bath, mature ~::-;;,;;,;•_:_·:~· ..... '""'"""""· nr tennis c rts. year New 2 BR. l 12 ba non••l<;.$450.9S71532 Spectacular s pa. total r-. -3b 1 b h round S450 incl util. Weekl~Rates townhouse. frpk. pvt ~ -recreation pro,::ram. empldlady,litepnv.ref. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, Iba. cose to eac · patio en<'I gar Adlts "'--p-:.-£ 3826 soc"aJprogram ?pools 8 Sl60+ LagBch.494-7346 Cl $495 N Pets $18S2or 499-4&49. Spacious tudios & · · · · .,,._ utm" 1 · ...,_ l"-ci 3 I 06 ean. 63().~ o . l Bedroom Suites $390. 645-4074 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tennis C'Ourts. At F'ashion Room ror Rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.CllJlllMI Mic)aef 3252 Complete kitchens. $325. Beaut. brand new I SlOO FREE RENT Island. J amboree &. San Tustin Home RoXJl' lndlvidual offices with r .. <'ept1on1sl . secretury , CQnference room. xero>.. lunch room San Oielo(o f'rwy arcess & exposure fountain Valley Mo to mo. rental beginning al S:WOper mo. 114/963-6445 FABULOUS VICTORIAN Edinger1Bolsa Chica, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. PauorPool 3 Br. 2112 ba. 1450 sq ft Joaquin HiUs Road Eves 13J·U48 BA VF RO NT H O ME . BR 2 Ba. fplc. pa1lo, rncd Niguel Shores 4 br, 2 ba, Maid Service . TV br. frplc. laundry rm. Pvt encl patio & garage (7141 644-1900 Birch Street Offices BeautlfuJ decor. VIEW, 3 yan:I, gar. Kids & pets family rm. at.Mum, 3 car 1 Mile to Ocean lmmed. occupy 642.9412 Lots of grass. $495. Avail. · Rm to rent. responsible Pnme ground flO<Jr, 1850 bedrooms. Available for OK. $435 Agt. no fee. gar. Comm. pool, tennis TSLMgml now J3SS2 Blue Lantern. OCIEAM FROMT pe!'fiOn over 30. Wood-sq. f\ (at, 70< ft.) Call sbortwrmnow.$25-00pt>r 964-2566973-2911 &beach.759·1465 R~alSuites $32.5.2br,l 14 ba,blllcony. 496--9230 or 496·3354 or 3br.2ba.w/office.Vear· bridgearea.957-1749dys, Barbara955-2274. 7 kto l """" •""5 1 .......,1 $1050 or 5S1·95f7 aft 6PM Llnda ----------mo. Salisbury Really Heil/Bolsa Chica 3 BR l_'.-.i Lake Forest 3255 or wn a laundry rm. Adult. No ""'7°...,., . y. • • .,.c. gar . 673-6900 ba. !pie, fam rm. patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Blvd pets. Adulls, no pets. 1 BR, S275/mo. 1ncldg util. TSL Mgmt 642'1603 Lg quiet with or W /0 kit. WESTCLIFF BLDG. fn<-d yard, gar. Kids & Lake Front Leisure Liv 53'-041 ' or TSLMgmt 642·1603 Available DOW. 494-3672 srEPSTOBEACH,2br. l priv. Working person eon.a .. Mar 1 122 pets OK. $445. Agt, no i.ng 2br, den, 2ba. dock, 543-2000 2 Br. 1 ba. end. garage & or661-1161 ba. pool, laundry, encl. ~~red. nn·smkr. Nf WPOAT BfllLH < '' ~ .. t 'I'•' '' • '• '•• ....................... fee,964-2566;ot973-297l a/c, spa. $650/mo. Call Lox 2 Br . 2ba Adil pal.Jo. Cpts, drps, blnt.ns. HaliliC)tOftleoch 3140 gar.i3'7S.640·5078, OCEAN VI E W ~ BR ONTHESAND! l 8Rcon· Dick 772·2501 dys, eve. townhouse. clos e to Call548·1529. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1&2 Br apts WesLchH 2 rms nr bcb. w/k1t pnv. ~·Dbl gar. childr~n do. view, pool, gym, 24 hr 67>6833. beach, tennis. pool, Jae. Quiet woodsy 2br 2ba SHARP. beach t .2 & 3 BR. area. Laundry . pool, ~. utll pd. 1st, Isl + ~m!~ . o~~ ~~~s! !!8..~. ~~02...E,er mo .... .,.. hach 3269 Ideal for company busi· ooodo Nr So 'est Plaza. frplc. dishwshr. garage carport, close to shop· ~()() dep. No Pets. Sg. • Sal & Sun. 541·6127 or ..............,,.....,..,,..., ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• oesstravelers.631·4990 Newly dee . ." poc)1, Jae: & pa tios . No pe t s . ping.631·2984 at.675-5533.6'5-6499 6'1J.8S36. 008 l6th St. 3br, 3ba, den. NO FEE! Apt & CC?f!dO tum. room ror rent. Dai· A/C. dishwh. W~ter/gas ~2358; wknds840·6306 SmalJ bach. ~ blk to bch. S rR..... 4200 C.111 M1 How<1rd '>4~ 6101 $600. Xlnt area. Avail rentals. Rental Pavilion ly, wkly, monthly. Ulil. f?d · $400. Mi c h ele, Townhouse. lovely, spac . .Re!rig. No kitchen. $185. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN V l E W 2br. oow.846-7961. 67S491.2Bkr. incl.7561Center0t,l!46. ~or 536-6l04 &home·Uke . 2 br with yrly.675-8351. Severalall summerren·a---------duplex. dbl ga r . . HB 892-7336 2 tals;avail.Nofee Children O.K. $535.mo. 3 BR. 2 BA. Condo near Harbor V1~w 4br. 2ba. ~P· . . . pvt. gated entrance + WTllUff Agent675-8170 * CDM sums * 541-672'1.or613-8536 H11Dl.Harbour.S4SO. grades, smglestory, liJ<e &..og.ohach 3748 MOytlMMAY IST' patios. Some wllh atl __ _:;,, _______ , PrelltJ.cJous 3desk space 1__:.. ___ ., 1148 846--0816 1 modeJ.640-0735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW duplex . garage. Swimming pool. Sharp, 2 Br. 2 ~a garden V...._R_.. 4250 quiet office suite, plush _,....--'d C M 2 BR. \'Ii Jacuzzi. Tennis courts. l apt, wd burmn~ frpl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Id CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newcondo2br,2ba,ten· Exec X l11e condo, mstr LAGUNA BEACH :T.~ ~~~ trpt~ & d rp s blk to Huntington shop· pool.Rec fac.AvaaJApr11 House for rent.. Big Bear ~=:~aftyolocated EXQUlSITE DECOR Dis, near beach. $415. ~le + 2brl 2~ba fri>I. fam ~:. ~~:~ .tv~P hea~~ thnloul. bwll·ins & dis· ping center FmaU. AdSu413~· ~~~6!-tl1~. S495. City sips 6: linens furn. with beautUuJ large sun· 40· mobile home over-unf. $SSO. rrn. 972·1069 m, poo . enms, spa. pool. UUI. (714) 494·5294. hwashe r . Fireplace. No pets . rom '" . ; . S2S oitely pr cpl. Call l\Y sundeck. oceanside of looking ocean. 200' from S67S.675-8ll1. 985N.CoastHwy. Prvt, enclosed garage Sea~nd Village. 15555 One Bedroom in conve· after3p.m.S48·1989 Coast Hwy. Will make P... s Laout1a Beach Downtown 1 ~Br house , . 1 Hun*'".,."" Village Lane rit Jo . '""•"/ 1 s42s 'yrly~ 494·6SUi ~14thST.S300mo. ~~~~11::~~B~~ Oceanfront. Beaut. I br. ~d~!'~~~oofs~o~~~~: H.B1n4)898.996t. ' ~~~~j. $39s1:~ r~o~~iS~:.e· 560 sq 4llM8'13 2'hBa,$950mo.640-668S $.SOOmo. Apnl lhruJune. piJJA & bus -Westside SUPER l br pool gar furnished. New carpet & S-r&Enhr IOGBSIEALn Mlww-rf leoc.11 3169 3Br2 Ba newly painted & ot9'1-2042or497-3282. C.M. One unit hasa yard. f11>lc. trees. i27s. Adults'. paint. stove & refrig incl. Ir Y..t¥ l...toh 675-23 I I •-•••••••••••••••••••• c ~ r p e t e d , b 1 t ·in 3 O~ ~e1en~I ppetsaUo. t•wpori IHdt l7 69 Kids OK. S400 & S38S per 842-9583: 642·S251 W aterf ron t Homes AVAILABLE NOW . microwave, rent /lae _ c.iuw..58caf.t 5o · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. CallS48·49006"8pm. 631·1400 Yrly 3Br,1 Br & Bach. $SZS.s..7548 ~............. pm. New lrg delwt 2 br, 2 ba. --------JOMESREALn. IK •4'2476Sq. Ft. No. Costa LAMAMCHAAnS quiet area. Adlts. no tlwl"4•hocll 3140 AskforMikeorBobby Mesa. S25S. Incl. util. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE NEW Big Canyoin Bordeux 3 ~r. G_r.. 3202 Spacious 4 br io "A·l 3 ba, French ctry krt. •-•••••••••••••••••••• coo d .'' D esirabl e Sl~.mo.Days?S&-1131 ; Spadout3BR, pool/spa, l neighborhood. $499 mo. 831-0886eves. ~okl. beaut landscaped, incl waler ck gardener · loaded wt xtras. Only ..-.OorM7•1622 · 3 Bedrm. 2 Bai Lido tllll6 Mlke eeo-2358 wat e r front triplex. .....:._ ' · 3 Br, 1"4 ba, 3 min. to Wasber /dr yer/refrig. ~....... 3Z04 beach. $495. ~-4337 or 1775 lease. Adlts. No •-•••-••••••••••••• 91-83218. peg. Broker, 631·1800 Avail M~ l, SBr bae, -r•-au i.. Ki .... •· l f'l*: ttove/refril gar Heil/Beach. 3 BR + den, 2 -· ......Y ony. ... • ap i 121 mo. ye~rly . ba. r~ patio, fncd yard, ;t.,~~ lie. 2U --gar. "<Ida I& pell OK.1 __ • ____ _ $465. Agt . no fee . ffartlor Vu Hma 4 Br ail · Czl I wwwlHd J211 9M-2586;r13--2971. lklr) gardener, Avail. .~.................. w·~ 5/12.irl'5mo.&M-41S7 Lowely I BR house on An•-Camlno Capiatrano , 3Br house in Hwrtin«ton 1 Bdrm Wett Newport. .-ocean view. Cloae Bc:b. Mario4 Sehl Dist. SllD.Je&ttJ1 'to bch. Im. Sun. eva, $300-$37~ mo . ...,..1579 AceatiMMISO _•_t1G_'"";_.,....._.;...•&4.2_.0_J_a_, __ ews __ . ------Lwmry coadomlnlum at c. ..... Mer 3222 3br, 2ba w/dbl 1ara1e. nae Cove, acroaa from ~ -·••••••••••••••• Walk to beh. $450. No a.,.lde Center . Bqe ~ar2batrpk. pets. 714-538-94. IDICI'. suite Ii veraatlle H.w Vu. H~ _ -.... .... 1 __ ... deft. Avail. lor I mos. -..O.Nopeta. -.-.w-.rm. ~ rioimwptbn&aeuon at ....,aeo5 yd. 30121 Bmhard. So of '1800/mo. Yrl1. leaae --------1 Adami. seoomo. J48..847s. $1000/mo. W• lo ~n: 2 BB. 2 U=•• SlmMAMASSOC. "I& L util. rm. '525. •--iw JJU '4MIOO ~ 1175-ltlM ··-··-··············· IJlllla. I BR 1 Ba 9500 VIEW Ir SlJP s.lt L.-J216 mo. IMI utU. M0·7172 2 Bdnl'J Condo, new crptt _e;r.;;; ......... . --.wlmda,al?·mfdap li drlll.= w/xtraa. 1ux Z:..:::'. ~ 1.-H.V 4 8draa fam Peto, . d laln1 rm., patio, 2 .... nn. Qiilet .... 8tudlo condo acrou rrom fi'l*!i. a car ••. '1r080 ,...., .... LM '800. a...11. ft-pk:, pool, jac, -. ..., Ptt. OWner-. I --'llll lle.11'15.ICT-4525. p.m.211/._ TOTAL LIVING !Bedroom Furnished Apartments • Plwi Beautltul Single, & 2 Bedroom (Furn. & Untum ) • All UtilitlH Paid • Swln\nunq. Tenn.IA Lllicnda • Actiriliee OW-. f' ... a..nckly~ • Hecahh Oube. Sawiaa. loew..al• PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garde n Apartmenla N•wport leach/North 880 )r\'ln• (at !61hl 1114)64~05~ M•W'J*1 leoch/Soutb 1100 16th SI (Dower Cll l61hl l1141642-1170 Aduh• only llO pelt Mod•I• open Gail 10 1 Large, 1,2&3 bd garden pets. '350. 960-4145. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-621 O A/C. Tom, 54().2200• apta. Adults. Dshwbr, 1---------I;,;;~=.::-;:-;-::;:=:~= blblS, encl gar, gas bbq. H ---------500-1250sqft. lookingover Pool. Gas Pd. 178 Scott MEW An HOMES ~"~.... r j BIG BEAR CAB IN Laguna. underground Pl.642·5013; 645-5611 .,OW •-...WMA. 2 br fTJ>IC, sips 8. Wlt or parking, New carpet. " 9'5"'' • wk~ (714)640·5S6S. drapes & paint .• air cond. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. laundry rm. ~ 549-1188557-5870 No p eu . SlOS p e r · MAP Lag. Bch. on ocean.1---------mo+SlOO cleaning fee Luxury 3 br/2 ba. spacious :r-Sleeps s. Adults. Weekly. OFFICE space available moves you in . 792 interiors. Incl OW. stove. ' 964-4375. at 17875 Beach Blvd. Shalimar . Call Debbie fplcs. & private 2.car . near Talbert in Huot· 631-9107 or962·9962 garages. 5 Unique fl oor Wanted for mo. of August· ington Beach. $50 per plans. r entin g from Houae. Call Mr. Hassilt month. PhoGe messace Ute, bright, airy 2 br & 2 $495/mo. ...;:._ -&od.ay at Rodeway Inn. service 110 per month, ba. frplc, pool & Jacuzzi. '""-:.eJ"' ·· 557-8700 desk SS per mouth. Dally AdulC.,no-.631-0091. '~"''°" :.· 1-Pllol olll••· P hone ....... ~ 4300 ea.a21 m NEW APARTMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ____ a_l_. __ . ---NRSO. COAST PLAZA APPf'ox ..,,.. ft C • 130 3 Br, 2 Ba, air cond, 1 lll()('kl\ftlleuch lllvo ROOMMATES t: lnh St~ii. ·!' ....... O/W. p ool, s a u na, C'ornl.'fofTvrr-\&.V1rv111om1 • se.-1-MS..• $180.mo.Doyle5'M-11A jacmai + many xtras. Only $425. ._.. "-c) EIUoY more. Pay l~l auile avail In J.O. PROPERTY .,,." AIJAatel•Lifestyles. serv otrc bide. Nr MGMT Sit & Sii IS WeObeck Referencea O.C. airport. Recept • 751-2187 Ctll 14M212 phone au. Secy serv. Duptu Npt. ffgts. Lrg. Fem. lge ZBr 2 b• condo, ==· ""· P1le call dlx. Jbr, 2i,;,bti frplc, 2 fp, pocil. '2G +. &M.-01-------- paliol. car, al fenced. or-..o711Gail S6nlJe olflce for real near grdnr. incld. 548·8365 Rettal lllfwlUtilll w1 h O.C. Airport. $150. per NB seek .,. ... 1ma11 1 •" mo. Recept/Secnta.rtaJ E.ut.aide, ideal for day Cll · 141•1 . wltwo. Spac beaut fun , l~""~~rtcee~~u~al~I;!. M04402~=~· _ sleeper, 2 Br l Ba, pool, vu lune. la pool Sl55+ pat.lo, no pet.a. Kida OK. u&ll. Gar. avl. "4-0414 1110. FREE RBNT tlllO. 54Mllt :r: _ ... _ -.IGO sq. ft. offlees. ..., rmmate D •JO to INll, ,,_. 11.tJ, hlel. .W. m .-APIMU lua4BR I Ba Coado,wtl-1 w!!:_!.lllll~k~--~-='.:..· __ 1 Br 131& "1'.Pk pool, :rr 'llOO\•HIOO-ci11u bar.&. D/Wh mlcrowanl ,_ •--,.t, aM b"-'c~ <1JMHtAftoori\uo1114e;,TP1toJ1:(.'l W/ui 1kyute, FP. db S leaant offtces • 1801 ~--Adulta. .,.., ... >Ill pr. bit beach. -mo, Nwpolt Blwd. ~Ave. s:~· JeaO \.It utll. 9IO-UIO 845-2111 .. , .. _. "".-.-.. ... -· ..... _______ ..... ._ ......... , .... I\ 0 11 ll e. I~ )4 gs 10 el. ty -r og ... 1ys !>"· an· ~ -1alt or· ~ ier. Ill')' fr •. r---I l1 ~ ln I C• Uty l.n •11111111 . I' tm H1 ••II• 'I ' •11 rcs1 n • n t!h&1,.... a cMI! F . .... ~................... ....... ................ -'-··············· .... -..... ••••••••• .. ..................... _ .................... ~ .... .......,........... ..... ...... 4.r.9"...e • ......... • .... c.... mlCIAlll·PrtHd H 0 II B. • A p,. s . IOI: CL&AH llAKF.S rT ....... "a...... c.tmD ., .. .,,_, .. Uol. Up ...... on°' labor. " n d "•· .. ... .. • .. ,...,._ ..U••t.e o• .....,...,phamlt.t'rpal.rY. GL&al. laeb. •Pl'·• An,-._...,hall.,aluie ftnplec.w.w.U..1ardta ,_._w.P.fnM9Du lllDl0tt"'1.lloaf~ -..or...Ujobl Ula. kJUba remodel . ...._,Carpet• UPbol. ...,lf•••ewt•>'OW • recata. 14»'1 of lore.I Sdrnrtalll·.,. • wet.erirolftltl. ~ U1 d ITJ-OMI ..... cl1H •I· IO·taU : d--'"1:.~.:•f rtfa .. MUSU I ~.!Ml~ I, • •• PelaUa1. nttrior la· 1 I M.lml .... I ...... Lerior. Home repalra, •I• I Cllt,...., 11 Jrt npr ....................... 0.. e~ •alto vac Ill.Allee.. e... .. •••••••••••••••••••• Qlaality "°'*· Realoa•· -••••••HM••••••••• Do wort .,...,. atfJ r , OOCSluden&. 1 Ton truck ..... apt. •.t. l7MIG Local. eoutal • inland b~ • u l••· -r r..._. a.pa&r • a.roof. All O:i Jllt•u~eare•re· lll.oaot .! .... ! ............... n tr;:.fn.':iof"' u-..-~ DJ.-00. ........... =~to.t.trompan!'~:fi ;r.:r.-· C.U Hw'si ~C.-b!t!.~c~:;;.;:r: ,..,. Mt'Yin, R•ti•bw, C1••1c-'* ..,......, ldflnl" · ._,..._, '°P to bot· ....................... J&lu' '7cb'I ~ · ,..._ -. 5tl Pin. ,_ All ....tr iuarao· ---•••••-•••••• a... Up lobe Qun,111>. ~ brHk· Iola. Wbldowl. Yea.n H · CU IT 0 II J? a l n l • · ......,.,._.... Avail. IHd. Oceeat Well ro.datlou maUllOI OU. aaJUO lftl6haWia~t, tfli· •• allareaa .... 2* dreperlea, 1 ' bllad1. llovlna fl haullna . •-••••~eleee••••H••• _..;;;.. ______ _ .._ ••II•. block•. ,.uot. e:;;fi ... ---dent. Rua. 12 __ Want be lp wltb your w.wood1, tile •. paper, FretOt. bldt materiall. Neetpakbel•LU&llftt RocS 4~,:..:m.: i'T as.nte. lk'd•IOU,141,.... ......... 1 ............. Haulloa •Cleanup housework! Call ttalo.carpet.Ucd. hlhkl~etc.Lowetl llllllST. ltJ.14J9 tbiaC**'41S7 • ....................... --*°'~...-a ....... ddtMAPI • re.fcomm'l Ml•l48Ji t~..:!...~!h"~ Aon'• .J $56-IOOO ~:s,.an lOWD. Joha. PATCH PLASTERING ,..., . Dl\'08CSIBAN1CAPTCY "'" ... lS yn HPf'r 1Hd1up1n1 Ot'ori&ti W ·MH -~.t',.'!'" .... :'.L......c:ourteoua Jslt.W A 11 I y p e !I . r re e ,. =:oflftal•. A»oblC»challS IM-0757 lbuabl.MS10Ta .... "'-..145-UIUU ....................... Oe •tllhlltr. estimat.ea.Cell638·7113 •••••••••• .. •••-••• .. • A.tsq als.tvlffll ------&dolt all t kleloader . JAPANESELAOY Maintenance & or ••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••• CE RAMIC TILE : ~ · Q)rnpkWf'09Cl"f't•;obOR •V£RYLOWPRICES• dumptn1rk, b1ul.1rad•: Ex r.S5l·2182S Juitoriil ser victt. lo· Fabrtcalloo, repair,• Plaster Patch l nfl : ldteheftl, baths, eat.'71. -•n your forms. u v• unl..S.upemai.ftt ~"*!!· u~~·~~ce re CaJl:i.5:30PM UtrtaU,medicalbldp. alteration spec. Exp Plaster. stu c co Is You" tile or m ine. ~!:l_TV TVPINO -moM7 BOii MStlZl8 Otort\f__ ~201$ ~· etc ..... · .ark. lOy,.exp. No job drywall. lnt./txt. Free 9030'79 u::--.":::n:al.a«tt -•r· -. wori by The Cle111 ups. Haulln1 . ..._....._.. ~l~~oorl "w~!llnnal. I 1 c .... , tooeml.lfD.m4 M .548-ll4l 0eorge. T-,...--s..u------- ~.. <>•-I Coll t Sl ' -d I d ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'"• ...... r• -• ft .a.• '"pond•nc Prompt ~"DI e e u -.n sr ap1n1. un mct oven carpeta wiodowa ....................... a.r I .............. ••••••••• tellJOft, Mnt. Muir Laa d • 11 1 s P • t 1 0 " • ...-vlclna MZ 9'07 Uomoowm.irs, ck> you "11e etc 'Spec homes/aptat s P E c 1 A L 1 z E o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALPrNE TREE Bch "1111421 • ~~=aya. sldewalia Oardc'lwr 3$ yn ttxp.1r ~lt~p ::~:~ ,n~~~: otci " vacancies. Fast LANDSCAPE Atriu~. * * * EXPERTS • C.pc:• nNl, f'C!6abh1, c-om11Mc dnnk? I can ti1ve you service. Very com· Japaneae design, cam· PETERS PAINTING Gl9dyaTw"41e Trimming, pruning. top· •••••••••••••••••••••• CllliCC.W atrV ftH ('at ~4311~ "UolUe-Purc" tllp waler petltlve lo prices. Ins . bow planUog, f~lain Expr'd. Reas Rates. 188S1Flol1da pin& • r e movals . C'a'l*tltt''" Fr~ nia Any ••••••••••••••••••••••• alone with i c tual 552-0105 waterfall.Doltnghtt~e Free Eal. Call Gene HuoUoitonBeach 7J4.8f7-0MO.Lic/lns. me )obi. Call Allan or U('t'ft('l(ll pruchool 6' day <;,~ru11:~naya~~earri a~~· OOU..AR SAVINGS. It's tta•ulHlat ~me, 7call Glen s ~ Youarelhewinnerof Typ119g5enke Tuny ~ cart in '2' .. ~ ~I dil It alJ, uo Job ~l9l2 ____ u••••••••••••••••••••• ape S-0458 Pror painting. Exl & mt. ':° fr-.00 ff1 d&ehto •••••••••••••••••••• .. • <.'US-l'OM _..._ tooamalJ • Cl1y N 4830 u__ __ L:.-'--Mind Your Manners Inc. European Landscaper. Low ra.tes. Refs . Free (e40. va ueJ, Low cost typing of kleu· 1 °1 1., ce..111 --~ ~----. &>nded reliable people Top work. Fair price. est.S3M780.536-4383 IUGS IUMHY tical original letters on ntcnor Caf"P('ntry ••••••• : ••••• ••• ••• •••• C 0 M M t: R C I A L & ••••••• ••••• •••••• •••• • will care for your home & Ref's. 646-4871 dys/ eves. lot EET rn E your letterhead. Free 'in· byJay • 8'28809 ,..."WNEYSW""EP RES&O•:NTIAL I.awn • KOUlN 'S llOUSt:· pet.s.879-5701 Painting. INT/EXT SUPH-HROIS fo.Karin.751.al93 "'"' &:. &-rvlcti, Complete Clean CLEANING SERVJCt-:, Prof. landscaping. Ea. Neat. honest, reas .. 12 A ril la Lou's Cao rpentry 30 yrs CaU a rl~pl1c ~xpert. UP8 Efrt'n VHltt~unor, for a thoro~hly clean -.. Ta job custom designed to yrs. exp. L1c'd . Dave Lonp Be . h Window ce.•tt rxt oor1. w1ndow1, Joba1 Childs ~8-0620 S!f-45l8 i.....-~. 540-0857 ••••••••••••••••••••••• your needs. Free est. on 964-100. '· aCer ••••••••••••••••••••••• pallol, romod hn11 etc. ~ INCO E all work done . Paul Convenuon nter Sills a.. 1 1 ded Uc/lni.MI~ Wo'llknockyour!iOOt off G1arr .. S.-.lcn Wanta REALLY CLEAN M TAX Schwutz.&31·7"94 Painting & papering , 26 Arena .sc~ ncu . ----profeas1on11ly It keep ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE• CaJI G' gham RETURNS yrs Harbor area. St. Lie. Tickets may be claimed Lo rates. Fr ee est. Rt!modtil. re pal r. J en )'Our house clean Top an Prompt, reuonable. California Landacapi.og & 183281 Refs. 642·2356 by calling 642·5678, ext. Sparkle. SS7·3'753 carpentry . old l 1 me Hit Chimney Swet'p!l. •Ml.. FtXIT• Girl Free est. 645-512:3 Newport lkb. 833-8199 Construction: best Job 272. For clean windows, 24 hr -:rafismanshjp 16 yrs ln fl40.9188 Carpente r . pa1nt1ng Walls, ceallnga, floors· & BUS.& PERSONAL mo n e Y c an bu Y . lnl. Paint & wallpaper * * * 5en11ce. comm'I It resld. are1 Llc 'd. Mr Palom. C Rua. rates. 15 yrs in WUldows cleaned. In T Reierences. 493-8233 Qual. work. re as. pr Free eat. Call 847-1797 bo. 962-8314 -tlAuwdor area.S48-l7S2 646.6145 come ax returns. Free est.Steve. 547·4281 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ CaJl640-1 700for appt. 1 Pl bl ,.__. "'-•-""' xte p in•• b R ngram um ng. reas -,...·~·""• E .C. FRANKEN Ge n ~..c:tSpovts Cedar Carpet Cleaning. r •nee r a ... ng Y rat.esonrepa1rs.rep1pes. MOWIS1HETIME •00•••••••••••••••••• Cootr. Add a room. am· ........ ••••••••••••••• Silampoo & s t e a.m -~atioll Sinor. St. li e .. ins. Try remdl's. wtr hlrs . We Care carpet Cleaners. prove. 673-5920 Anytime 5" Alumlnum seamless -Compl. cteamng service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork. Small jobs me. 836-ss:>s 24 hrs· -~---------i ~~e J<t;8~e~I~ c~:~~ Steam clean. Also up· haked oo enamel.Custom Houses, offices. Wkly, Boo ddlt· . Newport, Costa Mesa & Exp. pamting. reasonablt: Wanted clusilication. If holstery. Work guar. HJ-~CONTRACTORS made oo Job. :w2·1242 or mo. rale . Bon d e d . m 8 ions. patios. lrvlne.675-3175eves rates Available now! a.~& R--'r the job you want is not Truck mouQt unit. Fr. A_ddJUons, l & 2 s ly, SST-5328 Si.moo. 751-8951 spas. Qual._ work .al a(. C&ll Bruce. 543-2045 -..,.-•'--you "''ght ......,.,ider est. reas. rates. M5-3'716 kitchen & ba remodels, fordable pnces. Financ· Brick. stone. block work. •••••••••••••••••··~··• '"ca"' ..... ....,.,., ---975-0282 HOUSEKEEPERS ing avail. for free esl. & tale floors. cone rete Int. ext. serving area for 7 Home maitlt & repair. offering your services Ca'rpet MiU cUrect. Wood SelJWlth ~ASE ! Two energetic yng ladies planning call Moran As· patio's , walks . drive· yrs Prof. qual. work. appt installation. no job with an ad in the Job f!oors, quality lnstalla· f1Dd whal you want m It's a BREEZE will clean your home for soc. 714/979-5922 We'd & ways Free est J ohn Res id / Apt s I C o m m . too sml. Refs. Ironwood Wanted category· Phone tJon. Hart's ~:6435 Daily Pilot Classifieds . Clas.si!ied Ads 642·5678 1fee.540-1019 bonded. 846-1583 Reas. Dave. 586-8425 Bldrs. 631·4929 642-56'18 OfflceR..tal 4400 I I tfskll ...... 4500 -....U Moltgl!gH. Trwt Lost&Fo.d 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OpporiwNty SOOS Deidi S03S ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... S3SO ~Wmthd 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HetpW9hd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cosla Mesa prof. ofc. lndmtrlal 800 lo l800 sq ft •••••••1 ••••••••••••••• :•••••••••••••••••••••• OST · W 0 M AN ' S space avail. in Calif. ~st. with offices . Newport Teachers only. Ambitious LOWEST· \. 1 NG ER R ING . COUNTRY GIRL --------Assembly, hgbt auto ac· IAIYSfTTIR Acctg Bkkpng ces sory. 9 to 4 tern· Mature babysitter want· Bldg. 383 sq ft low pnce 6'5-2111. 646-6303 c p I wan t e d . II e I P A L E X A N O R I T E mcl. janitorial, securi~y LAGUNA HILLS t d ma!'age growing r t T hthnst Rat~s STONE, SILVER SET· *ESCORTS * TEMPORARY porary C.M.646-1234. ed2daysa weekfor 3yr serv. con!. rm. + ut1l. · wo !l · busmess. Teachers only lstT D.' alto TING . 4 /3 . COST A :M H 957 3474 Convenient loc. 230 E. jac 5000 sq ft M·l units. Amb1t1ous cpl wanted ' s, MESA SENTIMENTAL __ rs_. _____ · __ Register today to work Hotel old. Corona del Mar on various accounting & ASSIST ANT MGR. area. 644-8018. bookkeeping a ssign. 17th.St.C.M.642·9560 new bldg, A/C offc . Help manage PT bus1 .2*tT.D.L~s. VALUE PLEASECALL --------• fronts on Moulton. nr ness. 581·9595 Fairest Terms smce 1949 54().5721 AFTER5pM Physical massage ~Y !lc 'd mas seur tec hn1c 1an. Appl. 3-3PM. 548·2817 ments. Work close to &~ Babysitter needed. Help! your home Acctg rlerks. for Apt & Hotel. Laguna 4-5 dys wk in So. Or Cty bookkeepers , accoun· Beach. Reliable couple areafor2&4yrold.call NEWPORT BEACH 1 or 2 Lake Forest. lease by Sattler Mhj. Co. · office w/rec. & sec. area. owner. ~1808. XTRA lNCOM E 642-2171 S4S.061 I Lost: PARROT, pink/· Furn. or unfum. Mon. to Earn from your home M N t h Mon. or lse. From $425. Airport Ind. property. $12-Sl~ pr mo working ~!!i-d. ~~~107 o:ves: •FOXY LADY* OlITCALLONLY tants are needed thruout welcome. Ha ndyman _SSM984 ________ _ Orange County. Call us sJtills a musl. Apartment BABY S I TT J N G . 714/7~wkdys. 5400 sq. ft. Cal owner, 4-8 hrs pr wk. It's true. MOt4EY AVAii.AiLE 833-6593days. ---------1 SS1·5707 ; 833-3693 Call Gene 646·7583 for 2NDTD AND for more 1nformat1on. furn. 4!M-8541 Grandmother's st.a.nd·in Robert Hall's Auto Carrier needed. for infant in my home. 5 •97~1138• CdM dlx suites. util pd. ---------• appt SWING LOANS ... AC, ampl pkg. Fr $195. 4000&8000sqft . CNTERF.sTONLY OR LOST: Male Doberman.---------acco•ta..,., Dependable car a must. days per wk, 8:30 to 3:30. 2333NoBroadway Lag Bch a rea. Eves. Lagunalkb.494-6061 :m·. Nolsereqd. 675·6900 W. JsthSt. Npt Bch. Ambitious Couple want· FULLY AMORTIZED ... ___ 2_13_14_33-_094_1 ___ 1 ing to supplement in-David P. Carey & Assoc. J200, Coldwell Banker ·Ideal for housewives & 8ank1ng area Beach/Slater, H.B. * * * answers to Tamarak. 16 l(.L Tsker Upgraded 800sq. fl. offices. Npl. Bch. cau btwn. s.s. M5-2111 come on a part time R.E. Broker, 960-l957 Stmage 45SO ba.sis call675·3083 mos. Reward $100 451FairDnve 842·1994dys, (1)493·9717 Costa Mesa F<l" Sale $13,000 2nd TD. eves. You are lbe winner of ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8'dg ... SantaAna s tudents . Call the Tfl I HS '7141135-4103 Register,581-4141. Full Ume ni&flls & Sat. --------•Warehouse Space. 3500 sq TOP LOCATION on Coast Hwy. Dana Pt. Producing Real Estate Office inc l uding franchise lease, low rent. furnishings, etc. SlS,000. 10% discount. Call Al. -~---•. -nnc.-.-•. -b-1 .. -b-.. -... -m-d. twofrffffcas.ts ---------.A&&omotive 631-2222. ~ .. __. v ... ... ACC'TM5 CLERIC Parts rttetving clerk. szd gray poodle. Vic. ($10.00vaJue>. to Acoounts Rec:., typing, Call Bob Stewart MEW ACCT SICR NEWPORT CENTER THE EXECUTIVE SUITE SpaceAvall.~$470 NEWPORT CEHTElt EXEC SUIT£S OCEAN VIEWS FROM S200/Mo. ... .,,.... le4)9ftCy Corp. 133-997' ft, $Im/mo. Irvine. 12" dr, sprinklers, 20' ceil· ~~ail 'Lil Auguat 15. RYPAUI~ $25. MOHTHL Y lREN/Point Rily 496-S600 Fenced storage for your ROLLER SKATE Rental boal, camP«'.r or extra 8'ainess. Best area loca· car. For info. call lion. Xlnt long lse. All f\ill time days. .a. ~/ China Cove. 556·3452 IUGS IUHHY invoicing, etc. Exper. 642.00lOexUH. ~;;:.:~":9 days,675-4458eves. MEET111E S800 to start. Advance· 'lbeodoreRobinsFord Lo.t&FcM.d Found: Goldeo Pheasant. sura.HROIS meal potential. call 2080HarborBlvd.CM For our South Coaat -••••••••••••••••••••• N . B . S b e l t e r . April 13 William. 540-951.5 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Pla&a branch. Please /c:a 2..,.. Long Beach call Ralph Kinnings at Alwto.c1•ftfs SIOO 644-3656 ..-.· ...... ConvenUonCenter ADMIHISTRATIVIE ASST. rARTS 540-4066, 3333 Bristol St. 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Small male black Arena ASSISTANT MANAGER Costa Mesa. 926216. PENNY Sbeph4:rd with honey Tickets may be claimed REAL ESTA TE Hen · 's AJI It Takes . . . C4111f. F1•r• markings . Laguna by calbng 642-5678, ext. Ola.llenging career opp-... Current Parts dept Sowl 91&Lom PINCHER Beach. ~163 272· * * * ty as assistant to Pres •· E x p e r 1 e n c e < G M An Equal Opportunity ~W..t.d 4600 Found: 1 It.aka Bicycle. dent of expandmg multi· preferred I Employer ... M/F 1---------•1 ADS 0wne Id U'f b · PREGN NT'> c · corporate Real Estate ... Well Groomed . ••••• ••••••••••••••••• HIGH PROFIT r en Y Y size A ar1ng Barm d Prr eekends 848-3133. new equipment. 675·6923 ' · ' operation. Prestigious i\b1 hty to learn ai • w · • Respons ible. working color. frame no. & date confidential counseling & c t M a Costa Ml!sa 3 rms. 660 s!C. w rl t er se ek s one MONEYMAKER! ONLY $2 and location lost. Call referral. Abortion, adop· ornce. N.B .. near O.C .... Able lo communicate os a e s a a r e · ........... ct b 1 b d tt · H.B.P.Dept. at.,..., .,.,..., ••-•. keepina. ,.;~area . MUST have well ... 569.5560 aft 6:30PM · c-.,.. .. rapes, su ease e room co age in WelJ established custom --~ ......,.,. .._ ..... """'. Maytst.S300.979-0211 Coronadel Mar or Costa Trophy Bus iness -FOUND: Sm female A.PCARE 547 2563 Real F.otate License ·" and mo<;t o ( all . the BARTENDER . Mesa. Quietness essen· inventory & eqwpment Sell any item or com blonde . bred d strong background 1n desire to grow with one of Expenenced. mature. Sngl orrc, $125 mo total tial. Write Classified Ad Excel. location. Health bmauon or items for $75 mix og. w/ Refined lady, caucas1an brokeragt:.development. t he mos t 'ul·ces-;ful Private Yacht Club. Crpt, drps, prestige t206. Daily Pilot. P.O. forces quick sale. sss.ooo. or less wuh .,. Penny ~~1~ng flea colla r wishes to ex"hange syod1catton. ors prop. automobtlt• ('Orporat1ons beach area, night shift. a rea, nr OC Airpo rt. Box 1560, Costa Me sa AA llEACH Pincher Ad 3 lines for 2 """" statistics. Object friends, manageme nt. trong in the nation Of3.7730 _7_54_.Q20 _______ _,_~ __ . -------llr."'LTORS consecutive days. ~:a"h Lost: 1 solid brown male lovers or writers. PO Box secy skills a mus t. ----------addlt1onal bne 1s 00' ror d. 0 ., . .. G e 0 r g e . . J<X>4. Newport Beach, Ca Benefits. profit sharing If you think you 're our BEAUTICIA..,. IESTBUILDIMG Park Newnnrt furn IBr 3C17No. EICamino Rea l lhe2days.Char0 e 1t ' -;o .,,.,.,.,., & oppty for advance· t r d 't ~ ~..-" Dobie/Lab mix. Vic: J ef. ~. ype o J)l!rsoo · · · on I · f on Birch Near O.C. apt.6mo.lse.rorladlt. SANCLEMENTE Nocommcmalads. ment.Salaryopen.Send w.iste timt•' W /F o lowing or J\lrport. 900 sq Ct now no pets. Call collert 492-2100 fr e y /Walnut. Irv . Honest Witness who saw reaumew/salary hastory C.:allTodav . Newporter Inn S40-8582 available. Age n t . 1·3Z3-8913 ---------For more 1nformal1on Reward.552·0864 accidentThursAM.3/29, & dates to: Mr. o .C. 979•2500 or644·0661 9'19-&533 ---------!----------andtopl&ceyourJd call LOS'I" REWARD Grey Adams & Bushard blwn Berman. Pres. Quall I bdrm. Balboa Pen. Bay Cards, party sup~hes & · h' · Blk blue van and VW bus. Pl Co 1•00 Contact Mr Benson Be auty LIC ENSED C O S METICIANS . MANICURIST, MAKE UP ARTIST & RECEP· TIONlST to work in plush Salon. 714/675-3920 or 2131373-3739 Cu.stom space, cpt 'd, A/C. 771 W. 19th St, CM. $175. 644-6977 & 837 3844 . f ed cat w/w .ate pa~s. Your help appreciated. ace mpames· .. or ocean view pre err . gifts. 2707 No. n stol. 642-5678 s. pot on nose. Vic. Spr· """' .,......1962 0113 QwuJ St, Suite 135, NB, By malure reliable fro-No. S.A. Divorce forces ,,,_ ..., ca•·• 92660 f I I 300 tngdale & Edmger. 4·2. ---------• ill • ess ona woman. Immediate sa le by ' QUAIL range yrly. Good re· owner. One person easy 846-9223.848·1234 exl230. MaJe 'Fox'tomeetfemale A 1-\tll Service executive Of· ferences. 675-0602 run. Expanding center. Miss Continental USA Reward: lost 4/3, tri color 'Fox' 21·35 Object: fun & PLACE ficcsin SantaAna.Wells Pri d d t o c h . fem Ing h aired cat. games848-S286,P.O.Box F.argo Bank bid~. 401 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OR downce. Penpevn. penarty". davss. seeks charming girls UM>6Santa Ana 92702 CiV1cCenterD4fi0thflr. APT WANTED HUN··&i27812 Exl 600 Eves ages3-28toenterbeauty Woodbrdge,lrv.551·0378 PROPSlTIES"' #I 111 o,_.. c_., An Equal Opportunity 1-:mployer For info 714/ 911Jt678 or TINGTON BCH AREA. 83&-7603 . . . coot.est. 213/697-2113 FOUND . Rubbe r tired tn--r11 l :JO r.M.I 213127>5503 (MARINA SCHL DIST.> · tow t,:uck whee l s . '9tlOIMll5-nicn 5360 ._.,....... BOAT BLORS·We will t rain. Apply 7am . MacGregor Vacbts, 1631 Placenu a. C.M. $300-$375. Call 846-8579 Complete inventory for Lost & Fa.cl 5300 552·7088. •••••••••••••••••••:••• ____ 7_52_·_1920 ___ _ w N TED 00 . eves ceramic business Kiln,••••••••••••••••••••••• Exciting ENTERTAIN· .._ .... IMAL AtrropM?!TIVTIE IE &>atRepair A : 4 + Mh 1 molds. potter's wheel, SCRAM-LETS M ENT b y S t e v e ~ -• M Experienced full time. warehouse/ omce under .:;_:•09 4650 showcases, greenwa re. Schreiner. Disneyland HOSPIT •L "1>EALH TIADE" fiberglass & rigging $200. NB/C OM/Irv. ractsetc.S2500.837·612.1 H.l~WERS Magician since 1965. A person to transfer cars boats.Schock BoalS.504 64()-0JSl ••••••••••••••••••••••• -FOUND ADS ft"'1 Magic and Comedy for Bathing & cleaning N.B. betwee n. dealerships. 29thSt,NB. • * * Womens Sports wear all ages. For Info. call Willtrain.644·5463 Good dri 1 Id 1 --------- PRIME LOCATION ON WATER. Available for professional or retail offices. Total of 3000 sq ft. Can be divided into smaller units. Drive by 2633 W. Coasl Hwy. NB, then call Age nt at 631-1400 445 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For store & office space at reasonable rates. 500 to 5000 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE DR PLAZA J.525Mesa Verde E. C.M. 545-4123 •...L...f SI ..... Specialty sho p. Xlnt ARE FREE NaUve -Clump -L39 2•44 539 c.4 15 ---------vers on y. ea -• Dll9" er location. 18 yrs NBICM Pupil -Clamor-" · • · .,, · AMwerillc)S.,..ice for sem1·retired. See Boats 900W.Oceanfront area.548·l398 OCCUPANT 534-7312. PBX operators ror a Ken. Pacific s..craft Balboa Call My grandfather was a M c· 1 · HOWARD Clwfl"Olaf has immediate openings You --lbe..nnnerof : . i nil' arry now! 4213 1v1 telephone ans we ring , .... , "-·"' two .. L_tf-u;::..._ Elegant. small be:iuty 6 .. 2 5671 very ans g bacant man1. CodeoryourUcense. service experienced or __ N_EW __ PO_R_T_B_E_A_C_H_ 1orUle10...,.,..ng: ~ ca~ salon in shoppin~ center. "" • On his tom stone. al 6'5-?7l6. wtU train. Full lime or Mechanical, engine man ($10.00value), to Laguna Ni guel. Ask. they have chiseled is: part time shift.s availa· Al!I'O BODY MAN· Ex· Electrical, plumber IUGS IUHHY $13.500. Peg Allen Rltr OCCUPANT. hie. Days, afternoon-perienced wilh tools. Only exp'd personnel <tM-7578 Ii= ftf& d Comm. Mission Viejo whot.aleprideinquallly MEET THE lA8t. or Found a pet? Call FOUND: Iris h Setter.•~r-rlllOll. evenings or grave yar · area. Independent. Lot.s work need apply. SUPEll44EaOES An im al Ass istan ce Vic. Brookhurst & Ellis. .._,....,... Mual be able to work of work. 768-8311 DUS Sus SA A ril 13 r .ft.. s:rr 2273 r CaJl962 .c:r.1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• socne weekends. Typing · an. · · ~Beach law11t:Mftf ~ue. · ,no ee. ......., . JallaW..e.d, 7075 3Swpm. required. Many AlltoP.... 751-1343. C.OOvenUon Center Oppa tusllt SO I 5 La>T: PARROT. pink/· FOUND: MaJe Pekinese, ....................... co. benefits available. Arena ••••••••••••••••••••••• gray. Mes a North . grey/while. Vic. 14th & Working Chef Please call Mon-Fri. o.l•.ry IOOl(l(--/Scty Ticketa may be claimed lnveators earn 50% of rcro-Reward. 979.3107 eve, Orange. 980-3302dys . Beuerfood & profit. Fashion Island a rea: Well groomed female P/lull time. Ex"'it1'~ n r I b · d --d ~1791 over 18 w/good driving .. by callin& 642·5678, ext. l. A success u Ul er .,._,,,_, ays. C\--..1. S 1 blond F !)48.-0908 __.. ..... Costa M-a a-a. position w/smaller C. . 272.. seeks fund.a , $18,000 per . r uuuu, m em. Cosla Me s a area : '"""'u ... a .... * * * house. Short te rm , l.alt:SmaJIWb1tePood.le. dog, Lag Hills Shop Clr. tWpW..e.cl 7100 673-1166E.O.E. Call.Bob. ~2500 for i.o· ~Jbi:~" 1~j~~&e~ap>:~ secured Mr Gordon rmle. 3/31 or 4/01. Vic: 496·2723 eves/632-1377 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.ervlew appt. Grow w/ua. t advan'. · · • Wllson/Harbor. CM. Sick dys. FEMALE R 1 Apt house m aintenance .. hu•/l .. nt/ !ll»-3t64. child heartbroker over ABLE . · w/ ea men. Approx. 2 months Auto Rental Agent ex· cementpouible.S57·8995 Al• i:e SUZUICI DLRSHP lost~Reward. 646-3761 Found: Men Verde area. F.lltatetknC?wl1edgke. 1a1nd work. $4. hr. &31·9081. perienced preferr~ .. not ---------1 •· Female Mixed breed, secre aria 5 1 s . oeceuary. Frr pos1l1on.1--------- HA1tlOllaVD. -.·-·················· #1 lD Org. Cn&..y. Fully ... I 00 ks 11 k e s ma 11 Lquna Beach. 499-2144 APT MANAGER 540-6100. ~. Prr. 2 half Store20x80 + omce. 1450 -I llli equipped serv depl. All Found Basset pup, 1.2wk. ~ Black & tu For SS units in Costa ~pr wk, Npt Bcb or· sq. ft. total. $495 Per mo. Off• twlty 5001 parts " acceas. also Adopt 4/5 N .. B. Shelter , flea collar. 546-1233 · AttountingC Al~ llC Mesa. Exper'd.. couple . AUTO TRANS R•R tbodonticofnce.M2·2G6 etr.17~ --•••••••••••••••••• Bultaco Dlrsbp. $22S,OOO. 644-3656.548-2153 . A, C~1 • • Husband must have llAN-Exper. preferred , New Bwlneu OpportllDI· Call 714/979-1630 or . • Mnlg. co. needs person maml. exr. Wife bkkpg MUST HAVE O W N IOOIOC-- Newport Mariner a Mile. ty, Be your own bola. Ml-MOl5 FOUND:Uver/whlt Spr-r. winnl1 5350 for all fwic:tions of Ac· exp. Cal '42·$073 or TOOLS. Ml·2m. fUU/CHAR .. Modem 502 IQ. ft store or Small lnveetmeat all that ~ .. I --5025 ln,eer Spaniel M. 8mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• counta Receivable. Incl (213)865--311$1. a • .__. _ __._,., 7·30 l Small S.A. manur. exper. offlce. 2S30-C Avon. LOW Is r eq for exciting ,,_.., -Vic. East Bluff. 3·28. RELAXING MASSAGE U_..t typl g Minimum _,v, .. mer ._, . o It maturtty nig Salary 1'81l.213/4'17·7001 lucrauv'e residential & ....... •••••••••••,••••• 979-8300dys. BobJa-.lJcMasseur e x er. rne q·. Manual APTMAN. A(!ER SPM.Zboys.4 ltl~.Ca· ... 000 c '11 II ----------1 COIDIDll'ClaJ video bual· Outc';ii;.t 494•5111 s fem Malurueau·retlred cou· nyon • Wil1on CM -· mo. • r . For Le11e : RETAIL neu.540-2505 (Mfr> ./NEID Fomd: sm. white w/lt. • YB OATAPOWER p&e to manage 16 aduJt 6Q.G07I Scbilt,548'155. SHOP. 2640 Avon St. brown marki.oga, mal~ UteA a YICll unit• ln Coita Mesa ~ lkh. 832 1q ft. ln•eatment Capital p uppy, vie. Balboa -.--M rNC. Santa 157.gz ' BABY SITTER. Loving ~ IOCJdexPot1&re.558-8723 needed. Pa~ate lo laland. Has Tq "Olia", --•Hp am W. lit. Sl. · woma to care for baby CASHllC9"TS praftta from n . La . /MONEY ITS.Q'l.50 Pwntfw.ef ttt Ana.= ASSBt ... S ln my bome. Full time FOi LEASE ticket Item In exciting V Found: 2 bicycles, Npt ServlftlaUOranteCo. S54-Production worke r s daya.a1.~eveoin1a. ~~.~C:~n 1rowln1 Ile Id . J . ~ Call told-•7313 ACCOUNTING needed for all sbltts. Babysitter wanted for in· cuh r•celpta •Del ac· llTAIL Oji OfflCI Ric h ardlo n (1 U > area. ...... Good worklnt conditlona fuUlonthru Jl'rl.8:30to "" Newport Beach2S33sq.ft. s-.aw e Y 5M-t70Cl MASIA&I = =':: ~~':! and beneftla. Appllcanta S:JO Eastblul'f area or COWJtinl. Ten key ability ~lleu 1080sq.ft. GOALhOOOMO ....... MODILS open In tbe acdl dept or llllllt be able to speak. Newport.MMJOl7. =-~""11 in ~11eu l200sq.ft. Balld • JDd bualneH. Clt91THO ..._H.,._ ISCOln fut srowtni. Newport underttand Eaattah. .,._'l•Alt•es Ootlalleu tmaq.ft. --. Ume lnveat -5 PIOIL8it ,_ ~' --·•• AMLY Btacb ed ••ent'/ lO.lle" Contact Dave Pope. ._, c.o..11.. JO'fasq.ft. --..orM!.em •• · Helpyounetfto• _ • ._ _ _,.. bJtoucb.tYPut.arbkkpt M2.$254 WlsethJr~·re~in1or -.u:~ A• I ll1-..4. w:.~~~ flllllbllseJectJonof D9rl.net.llr uper nee: <Jr .. t at· MIJlnt. Clauifled ad· QUI ... _... BA.Ram' REALTY Boat Charter Bualne11. Quallfled HODefull 631 2140 motD11 6 frto1e beneflta. ~ YoUI' okl ttllf for W!f'Ullnt wtll 1et 'IO'lr --------RIOISTER "1 Sport "'her w/FB. An'anttdby tnU..DAlLY.,LLOT 4AILD:..,._11L Call lln. Brec ke , new 1o~dles with • meNaptotherightpeo. MJ.1140 IM,500. Npt Bch.1'11·1078 c..t..._ a.-HELP WANTED ADS wv. _.. w MWmOor7U.f17l. QauiJ\edlld. &11·5178 pie. Call Today I 112·5178. ~1''' DMLYlll.OT 'nmw,Milll, 1171 IWIW..-M 7t00 twaW..e.4 7111 MlfpW....... 7100IWIW-.. ,a,"--'•• " --.-... -1111 ·-"" '"" .. ~~··~;· .... ;;•T ................... ii.Qi ................. -=.. ..... -..... ?.!~~~.?!:'!"-•• -?.!!I!~?~ ..... ?~~. !.-·~•9"HHHHH-.1I ... :-· ..... --.... ~~................... ,.F~f!.g .:~~s,~~r. .. • •. d~l~T ~=·~=o.a. IHSTaUMBMT. llinlCil~ --~ I -. DIA. -~ ...... LA' .... ft.,.OI' rt, .. , Kl .... 11.UAl&l 1:5' wtU ftDd mdia.I 11JPPLY TSClt .••• ~~~-.....--;-· lwfi. ··-;·'.i~li•. :t:-f~ --*" ...a ---"T.F " Ta-ill LI CMi .............. wor .... M.U -, ....,._n8'1 •6*' ._.: r:~~· praferrell ----a&lfJI,.._ W/'6.el m11·· ·11:N '' ...... *Gall• . ,.,., . ,._, ... -.. ..... ,rwtralalaJ -ennbv• tor our ._;. ,....ra -rw---· KIUI ..e. 1 ,,. .. p-rrw.Aa-1~ -'-·--''--·-0 e.1Uf:._. II~ 11.r ..-IAn =:;1 omon n · .... ,aewal l1red t:zetMr. ,. . .._ , ft ......_ C.M . .,..., c!f AWRVW.. D~ALMlllTANT ..M109 :"}or•l•~ CiJI PAiii •• 'fttldy 1111 .-114/-r.::=t•na WlU tr .... ~.... ,_ 9M, IM-1111 for I• PIOCBllM• .... ,._......, ........ 1:0.I . •HY· ..._OY..-.T ~~ ~U• • faturt> · &lDI , 9lill fill ....-rt ......... .... lo; WaW °'" -SANCLEllENT! ~ u la,, •. OOptr ..... H lllHll., W. ~· CLlll •1111 'c ........ O arpenhr ,,.. DAJLY PILOT •• =-....:...,.~111"'~ p A I N r E •• PIBIONIATOI-..... N.I . 1 • 1 __ M161till..._'"'8".•Uoll . llW--•1reNC1ufr.I tolWOHcla&ua& • 1ubtlan You ma W:k • • llA.IN'l'DCANCZ Balary OMIT ~ Na Ma' Mf•M»M fll ~ pajroll for ODrl'ALCMa"'tAMY1 Apply •l Barton ual part ol ltl dltUibu· bOlh ro~r bour°::irr. ll008·11 UI I yr . Good1oblefMl1rowiftl. tne 'Mir••· PT..,., i...-. HWa ReU,....t J• rem wl ..-CJ· .... ,.. _ _.(!! ':'91i ...,: DeftlcE Co l'f4Ge Uoa bMo peper routn rt· ai .. m tUi..,.,. 12~ao to ~ nper. H.8 , qualfty la1tu t1com· n auam•r .. elude• Olillr' 1 ....... O.· ..._ ,._._-.. ,roll ••· ~· •1 •H • Ml t: Car ti•v. qw rln1 allernoon d•· 4 .,, ,..Alt' uli rO.. a 1rad. Appllullon d•· metda1 priM llMp. lluat ...-...-. Call ... 7100 portuaitl for ailvH«· •uet W6'9111J WIQ ~";'·~~ .. .,., I llvuy bJ mOtOl'IHd pointmHt 057 auf .cillH 4•11·79. Apply b• experleacecl on -~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;--.;... ... ,. Call for appt. 1• M lllllP .,..._.. It•· ,...... · 0 -VWJJOl1•tlon go£ · Newport·ll .. a Unllled Hamada .,....... Oood iiC8'llOMllT at4140. eeUeat ~..,... •· o.&11 Pllal, PO Boll ... OatST •Ltberal Income 1 I • -· ----School Dbt. ClaHlfied Mun for tbe rt1bt man l\IU Ume .--. ~ =~~~~----t ..a tuiUoo ,.,_. lllfO• -IMO. Cotta lltta Ca Part l i me p o•ll1on low~plutbOnUllPllllft MATERIALHANOL.ING Pfl"IOODel office. Mon· orwomea.JackorCarof, dmt fall,...._. 6 apr- aram-pha• a unl41u• ,...., ~-naalabW. M11et have H · "8bort worflln1 boun <7 Varu$.ockpenon W.._,TIH.ara·Ftl. tam lo 540-1155. bll. D.50 per br. lluat ~r [or mall·orcltr wwklaa Hvlroament 19ft'ALAISllTAMT ptr In floral deslio. Ex dUayaperwHil) F.a~tnc dc1&1rfd not noon. Tue. l ·J>M •3pm Printinc type mbllmmn ti wpm. = ::ac1°:-e:n,s.ta..,ry PlllMetoalad Cha•r••d• a P. A Eit Pk!.,.. apply an pert<>n. • ct ent partUmc In rt1qulred. Wiii train. u101 t;. leth. St. N.B · s--Pleuant 1IU1'0UIMl1na1. ~f!ftttd · or Mon lhl\lll'rl. t>ome Muat pau tompany t:OE '" •--r--Apply lt101 DIDI Dr. •uttm • le uu1 of r..a••• ..-. in.:''*:'~.... for details conhct l)tlyllul lncludlna bark ' · Or. Cty firm needa DanaPaUat. craclil. • yra. JnU. t<x I ..... UI""" cip H •• , • IOeila'$ •Al.,..S l"01ter Ouellet •~·6lt00 !l rly. rrvht . MO 74139 qwalified 1lripper exper. ---------~.2yn.<'Ollffe ln lf bueflu. HB aru DllSal\JOllqUln ~tween ~:30AM ·7PM . EO.& · PantryHelper.Applydai· lo proceu. mec han. llC•TIOMIST et'ODOIDic1. suoo.mo + •?m•S»a:t mn. Rc>•d M·r . -ly. Bernard's 3201 E color. Xlnt P•>' • company eape-nte1 Take •d to PACIFIC ........... , ""--lOffil'"" CdM 840 ~4 Mature •tro n1 woniun O>NtHwy 8'7~n15 · 644·7955 benellh. Irvin e In · 'Employmut Dtvelop XJlll~~ty few"' .. n INSPICTOA wanted lo help <'irfl tor · dualrtal co~~· com· n....t ~ DOT lU.IS1 MUTUAL lhualuUt ilrl .•Hkln1t C~r•I Olflr•. Ill• tr p New M velopmenl rom 1nv•Hd •II hltt'wrk, non Plllt Time Cdm drive up P~J>%~~N paay. Cell 700, or Ad pd. by emp6oye r . l'OON.-,on Ceftlt'r Or fuJI time emplvyment '°" • boOklr.ttPtnil <.:1111 !*\¥ now lniU•Un11 pro 1mkr. En111pHklnfil, Irv photo booth seeks P /T Rubber h~e products. 11 top I n al FI e Id CA HI ER, apply In Neowpott Bitae.h. CAIZl60 TOii paJ, fnn&t1 bton•fll• ~wport noo.r Covenn11 dlK'llon ln blumtdlul 668 IUl7 t'Mployeea. Two ahlfltJ Mi Newapaper Syndicate • .....,<.."rownll•n1ware. N 8 Spet'lafty Offl<'e fo.-61$183l lntt'rv1ew ~wfrnentn<.~ e.11p(lr 'd Mflrh n n H· ti'cirrllcn C,:~11-. 8·1:30 4' l :~M. =•:~eaphya~~~1P~:~ 17Q.1KalaerAve,Jrvine . • 3107£ Calllwy .CdM 11.~!~"f~'Y f.xp~ Non 1mobr <.WnH"•I ollietStcady Job ~:.;~~! :u~rb';,.'~~~1~" ""'""' ·rop,p11y /\l11ou1> 1 Terrl.'159-ll40. eluding bac k x ·ray. RECEPTIONIST ·Souaht CASH .. :R. t-•p.•r 'd . pt ::;;~~~~~§;::~ 6M __ for ria.ht pt-non Phont, ble ol dlJtpo!'IUonlnlC n,.~1 ""1 !14111)4J.i piny TIME ~7638. E.0 .£. b Y co mm . Insur I Umt, ov•r ~ Appl" In -Dent.aJ Aa11t 3d•fi Wt>t'k lYPinl" IO key helpful trtltlc <'o mpooent11 MtthanJr ''l'ltf'r•I •ulo NI rrr he:lp wanted. 11eneral mortgage firm. for new ft.-,, E HO" 1 Prollt 1Ch11nng • t1rvu1> Cuc 11 1 ,. EVEN of 1 " omce in prestiae N.B. pen.on, &.IYl1 Jo.ie Mf'!t •CL•~..... xper n , "" lltl health Annjy Mon v r llj)lln)' an C' ,,,., .. ,. 100 for bu y 11rrvlr(" l'l11ll011 IN~s . r ce work. S4 00 hr. location. Neat. responsi-lran RHtaurant. 909~ "'°-~111 Noun "" ~ arowth In Dt'lll .Yf'•r In l.-1111n1t Xlnl w11111• & • • ~LSbnprwk. 640-4646 ~. type SOwpm. + Ex· AdarnaAv•.H8 VOIUl'*-1,..forvanctyl• -WoydP t Conlrol SW.Ill')' df'Vt'11dt'•1t u1)1111 rwl w1lrkhll( r11m.I (II) AduJt.1wlthoulftt1tndln11. per. pref. Top sal. & .-.-----------· \aluablit In th~ JP"t'llll . OIMTAL ASSlST :1116 to: »yer Kd Santa ~lowl~I•" 1mil or .,_pr "·" o:ir.H (II I <4U:l HOO!)i ~11ctlvr ~rson11httes Qualified Construction bene. For appt call 4.5 . ·C•~HIEIS ~~.o r t empoury ~~'f°~~';•doP:t~~t· J • Am• ~~~"~~ .. ~!\'~',.f~:,~·~. r.-.-..1110" ltldlc ~::r "";i~rk~t!;"~~ =~=~~=:Ye!~ _833-__ 3'12_. ___ · ___ • IU Wt bave tempora.ry jabs. da~ m ~ G l' rw r u I <H, IC'"' 1111 lnr '044 'IG:J S3 :i() &*r hour Phonr 11408 Ml. Cliff wood Cir RECEPTIONIST ~ 6 ahort tt-rm We m t'dl»l.: opc•orn ic (nr MICHAMtC 1\42 4321 E xt 250. t'V 92108. ~40 ·4531. UTOTEMMAllE's matchyour11lt1lli.4!D•:NT/\I. ASSISTANT maturerl{•nc1tl worli\•r .......... T,.... t.111 111 1 1111111v1111•111 111-:·r w•:t-:N 4 .00·5 oo Rdumerequeated. Nfledbriabt,personable. ftll'ICld:I w1tb prokssmn•I Ctuunud.,, 3 dy11, P<'OPll~ Slmsih• mu th. Ulic of "" wh!'low tlnllt11:1 n v111 "'"' h11111r t'itr,rr11•nr1•1l 1n l'M th at 11 bl ual~mt'flt1 onented Nwpl pr»,'lltl'. ''"'"ul¥tur rt•q u ll ,,.1 Jill, 1•11 a. """' hill 01 1ro1•h ~ 111 11 nh•nunr i· 111 AAll for...._. Quo II tie d R l G c ER S ~afc!:carowfne, :Om~ ()penings now av•1l•bll' No ~ls r..-qwred Jul\ X ray Ile required Somo t>Vl•r11m1• N1111 I' I ~41t4~ ll1'flh10 M11wt•1 It iollwr t;Qu11IOpportun1ty w~tt.'d. ~ply in p.-rson PIMl'I· Good typist It ex· for full and part·hme )'UW"Utne' totcrc1u . GJ·$7~ 11mkr nref~·rrt'll 1111111 1111"1~•·1111(' ri1ul1i. hoth 2 Iii •;mployer N•lo:.MJO Coast Hwy. perienced. Beautiful new Castuers on 2nd & 3rd 117-0061 Der Wie rnerschnlt 1.1•I hi lkh RW 4.~7 i\11k fot l'i.I l,/\NUM't\l'";11 111111 " ,. l Y• 1 •. •11 1'11111•'11 olf1ea in Irvine. For in· shifts. No experlcnct> ~Q~ office • k>oklng ror housewtvt's " orCurol v•• .,,.. •1111 1•1•11111 111111 n11&1ttf• .,.llll llmr 111•111111 l'llX AM 11ervtce, imrnc•d IADIO 1-0IAMGE terview call Jan Vandell. necess •ry. wu tr•an. students. No cxa>ericntl' lv 1w1 lll lii 1111111 fM.111Hh111 wll h ••• llpc'fllnac11. to wora varlt•d ~l. Start al S3 per hour. ad Q overload neeessary, Part ttrlll' (~nofr 1.MIAI, tll'.,t"lt .. : It\,, y' 1·1•11.-11 ht11tf'lll11 "l''''V hni ,. wlu'nd11 I'd Vll(', Colh Saver,,...._ ------ • vanccment opportunity ' lunch employment. ~:; •' 11 l> r Ir (' o n ,, 111111 .,,,..,,' "lo t1•llv 11 11111 THI llVIHI CO mt'll lm1 4t pd tr•lnin11. Now hlnnac for llgllt de· llCIPT/TYIHst- for management pogition A ProfegslOflal Service days per week •'lux.lbh! l'\''l~l()m11hll• wo1n1111 to1 hlt1l•1C• 1..,.,,,11 .. ,f1,,,, Nuu 111'11 t '11111••ll1111•k '714 1114:J ~ _ live~ In So Onmre Co. lt:Ml lo 5·:M) Calf Shirley to US5r_.ed50 l?er . hlourl if E!duliosi· S3 26 .JHir order de11 k / t111 111Ht .,.1 iu1 1A1k1•1, "*" 14110 N1-w11111t l\4)1t\•h M<I llOIU I' llX i\n11 w 11tow1•1I , ~uul~d h1~;len~rn:':1 11~a~ ~ . . qua 1 . t'or m er v cw uuw. 250 . 8ri1Jtol, C M clcric ul clullu Non d1v11n•1'<1 i\lurt No Job to _... ___ _ KO to store 18, Monday CLERK TYPIST-SUE Next to Ward & Har lmokt•r. G80ll 01'JK>rt1111I 1.l'l<li\1.IU :t•ttt<;l h ll \I f1,1 •klllll wlll , r11in . JOWlt.'(fl(c of the• 11 ru . RJo:Ct:P'l'lONIST needed 9am·lpm· SaJ h rin"'on 5570593 ty w /acrowlnl( ('11 \111rt11 flf 111 N u wi•t•ll ... ,.,.,, .. Nit' 3 11 11 7 1 Apply IOAM to4 30 P M full tim e for local U'752 tM AnKeles St ( $4.25 per r "'• · · . M&Wl5. 1r1111•h luw 111 111 1· .. ,,·1;11 y "' "~ " 11.'ll ~U fill •m »hi la. thun1. frt & mon it 31813 Atth1t1.><iural Firm near Baldwi.nPark APP ,>' Newport ·M ~u Dis h Washer Atply --.. for lul' 11111 111111 Xl11 1 AlrC~lot1hHJ . , dt-IObl11po,Ste l05 Ne xt OC. Airport. Typing 1 • 12J3l 962·9033 g~Ji!t 5;eh~~n~'~· ~ardCdM's, 3201 E oui.t <~~~t~~~dk~y· !'L~:,i:;~~.':f,~; 11kllh1, 111111111111111 :'I v•., ::;•1 :1,11~::~11·;~11~11:~···~, 1·~11:;r "X on.. iS:rkto C11p111trano N11t'I 50·60 wpm . H eavy .Equal()ppor Employer ..... ,. . .....,....,. UC_...,;.., .. l'kll .. r h •ll•'"· H"""' ul 1r I.. Opcr'11 for lde pllOflt! n • phone11 Call Becky rice, Mon·Wedns·Thurs .,...,,.., .,,..., ......,., i:>ruc111•1, 1,.,1111~. 1~ I 1 uw11 I r1•fr1 H••rullon 7141752·556'7 Fri. 9a.m to noon. Tues, Dog Groomer . experience 1111whln•· & lllthl i•qu1p 1m11w.-nnit 1wrvlcr Mullt l••••••••••I --------CHURCH s1e·y lpm-3pm. 1601 E . 16th. ~~~all Parke r's Girl l''ruluy , rutt I 1 rn1• LlGAL/Secnttwy '"''"' lll'f~lt'tl Mu111 huv1• b(• Ubl<-lo work 11om1· / FREE R 1-: c E p TI 0 N r s T . "'·" .:-A. ,,._.....,,, lypi'nf St. N.B .... E .O.E, ... .,...,. ,_,........., position handUni;: vonoui. .., 1 l' , lu1ht~ or oir tJhitrihutwn w41ckends . Typina :is v weekends. real eatau of· ruu""""" vvuu --olf1ccprOC'edurcs&i.11nw ,.ewpor '''"''11 111 ''" &1·11J1hrut1011of1·untrollj WIJtn r cqu1rl.'d t-:x. f C II f • 1 .s~lls. Ability t 1 o wcor 11 DONUT SHOP sales T yping a mus l 1>11111ph11111•, ty11111". ,.,,. t:1111cl lM•rlf'f11 11 Apply penencc.> prderred o r INTRODUCTORY a~e J~~~~t . • w young .Peop e. a CLE RK s . p a rt· time. Early AM . No ~itpr. nee Ulll Bonnie 759·1140 pr dc,irnhlt• im, llO'I / THE lltVIMi CO Wlll tram Many rom· Mrs.. Caudell. 631-2880 wknds & eves. apply at Apply AM. O.K !I Donuts. U.."lk ror Kun um t:amc•lbt.11.'k pany benefits Full time R.l LESSON 7·Eleven Store. 1097 W. 2ll60Fairview.CM G-R-E-A-T LJFEGU1\ltUS 1''1•111al1• Nl•WJ19rtlk•at·h 644·9010 orpartltme.day &after· ClASSlflEO Balcer, C.M. SALES JOI MOW Cer tified onl v t '.ol I -noon ·evcning s hift s The most serunble Real RECEPTIONIST/ GIRL FRIDAY nnansPERSON N--er Inn tu ll"J>I) available. Please call Estate course yet con· ADVERTISING UIUU' I OPEN &W.17oo~xt. 544 "' MEDICAL Mon thru Fri 543-4230 ce1ved Video education C LERK TYP I ST GOOD PAY. GOOD RECEPTIONIST E.OE. progra m w ith a wa rd For front omce. Typing and general office duties can 645·1475 for an ap· potntment. 'llle Dally Pilot is seek· I NT ERM . Sala r y We are looking for a HOURS. GOOD CON· LIGHTING S TORE . Medm d experle nceonly. winning fa c ulty Ac· mg a person to augment S7~$893 motivated self-starte r DI Tr ON S . M AN y needs Fl time s tock man dependable. Part·llme credited. Call for appt OW' Classified AdvertiS· 2yrsclericaJexper.H.S having ambition to move FRINGE BENEFITS & showroom personnd ~-W ·F. Busy offic e "X/IECEPT. IDday, Recepllonl..st ·lightbook-~ department for in· grad or equiva lent. Ty p up our engl.neering lad· F~ GROWING COM· call John at848·l46l 646-3903 Top notch lady wt front CAUSEY Ir CO. kE"ePtng. Good working e telephone s ales ~ SOWpm. Application der. 1 yr min. drafting PANY PROMOTES L• Cl rk MEDICAL A.SST. P/time, desk a pp e ara n ce 146SSo.CoastHlway cond. 3 days per week. Clas 1 sified or telephone deadUne4·12·79. &/or engineering related FROM WITHIN. TRAIN inunr e Back Offi ce , busy Cousole ex pe r . pre · LAGUNA BEACH Call962~. 8-5. s a e s experien ce Apply Newport·Mesa experiencein suc harcai; F 0 R T O P ,-:-rerred. Good benefits & 49 .. •'O 57 RL'S ERVATI ONIST necessary. t I th d MAN A G E M E NT P/timedays . Mature. ex Pt'diatnc Ofc. exper pre-salary. Mortgage Broker ..-o "' Unlried School Dis t . a s me a s. r ea s, --'d A I · f'd 4""1380 ~~~~~~~~~~I Mature individual. w1·11 REQUIREMENTS Classifled Personnel of· tolerances. etc. A year or ST A R T s · · I M . fV" 19th· PP yC1Mn person. 895 · .,.,.. in Newport Center. Call = INCLUDE. r. M two or formal education M E D I AT E L Y · · . · St. · M-''cal Front Office Mrs. Via, 644·8824 R E train. Day hrs . ¥on-Fri. Mustlype45WPM (clcl' i1ce, On·Wedns·Thurs· helpful. Initial work will K E y 8 0 A R D 3 d';"wk. Some exuer .. Sales,L1cendOnly Ca ll C h an C r os b y , tncl Fri. 9am to noon, Tues involve lite draftin~ & 1-: x p E R 1 E N C E LIVE IM necessary Apply .. 400 FREE 3 WEEKS Newporter Inn. 644· 1700. Dependable lpm-3pm, 1601 E. 16th. checkmg or other druw HELPFUL. WE HAVE Male or female, to help Npt Cntr Or 11609, Npt PEOPLEPERSOM SALESTRAIMIHG _i::_.O.E. ______ _ Goodspeakin1: voicl' St. N.B .... E.O.E. ings. OUR OWN TRAINING semi·invalid, elc. Pref Sch Executive needs P lltme RESTAURANT Ple35c1ntpersonaUty ROS~.._., l...aC. PROGRAM PUT ON BY dnver P vt room /bath associate in whole~alc •Abl>olulldy no prior S 1 "'" " and rec faft'I I N I C\.,11 , I M0 r. Assist M0 r. & lead ~ ary comme ns urate Clerk·tvnist . busy C M 5.a•.5533 ... pt lc:h TIIE COUNTRY'S TOP , d ava1 , r MEDICAL supp Y ru Y capita ized lrrurung or exp nece~~ .. ... with expenence + com off "ii . : - " 0 R G A N S A L E S 0 .C.C & UC I 645·6397 or Mr . Hall, 642·1634 •Profes~ronal lnslru<' pen.ons for new Straw mission. Excellent com· ice. ~~res.deti;uled Equal O ppo rtunit y PEOPLE c LL 837~ COORDINATOR uon Hat Pizza Rel. openin~ P any benefits. If you are ~.rson. Billing. invoices. Employ. · A AT ~~ in Westm1nister. Make ambilious&wanltobt.-f1ling,50wpm&tenkey, ONTN CE F 0 R Good pay & benefits "PERSONFRIDAY" •Choice locat1ons m 4 lhemost or yourpiizaex· paid for your efforts g~od be ne fLts . Call DRAFTSMAN, I ERVIEW. ORGAN MACHINIST Mus i h ave r eliable Oceanview office. Be in coonues pr XJnt opport. ror qual. please caJlforintervr~w . Vickie631.()'700. ELECTRIC AL M I F , ~1\~1'f~3o~TAN MILLHAND ~:~f~~ft~~~~g r~~';:~ c harge ! Exp e rie nce ~~anagementOpply To· candidate 832-6LSO e ves. Personnel Dept. ,.. __ a...._:1 w.-:..--Qimmerdal & lnduslna l ---------For prot.o-type machine helpfuJ 768.auw. 9 c ne<'essary. Up to $12.000. 642-4321, ext . 277 -Sc .. -~nr•I building des ign. R. E . GUYS & G •LS shop in lhe instrument · · °"""'' .... lrvUle Personnel Agenry -.a. IO.J'-!.E CO •ST ._ WALL & A s s O c A ifivision of the oil tool m Medical Assistant part 488 E 17th. Costa Mesa """'"9 "' Earn u_p lo S300 per wk !>46-7480 17781 Sky Park Rad.to K·ORANGE. Cash dustry. Working from ume. front & back orhce Su1te224 642·1470 Maximum comm1ss1on to tncrease your present ean:ungs by so•; while you are your own boss C.i r et.>e r success w1Kalella Rea lty mean~ RESl'AURANTMGR Rapdily growing Pitza chain. new rest under coost in Balboa. Growth oppty, pay & benefits. Call For appt SS7·S9SO DAILY PILOT ~ tuition Placement Circle, rrvine. Saver Program now hir· blueprints. sketches & expenence Able to do ~ 330W. BayStr~t asslSt 751·9194 ----mg20 people fo r interest· verbal designs. direct ly Veru puncture & tnJec Costa Mesa Cook 8 S DRAPERY mg phone work in our air with engineenng. to as· uons. Salary ncgot1ablt.• Equal Opportunity · rea kfast. al / Sor Specialty girl capable or cond1t1oned ofhce. No sist in new product de 644·1881 E I only. Looking ror a & · expr nee E SJ t $6 vel p t f Id iiiii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiim - ___ mp oyer responsible appli'canl curung operating all . • . am o o m en o r wor machines. Immediate per hr+bonuses. 2 s hifts -.ide well bore naviga· DO YOU Clearung & Maintenance CaJI 673·3515 bet. 9am & opening. H a rbor & available, 9:30 AM to 2 lion equi pment. Lathe MOVIE EXJRlr' OFFERA S ERVICE? you reee1\C' daily train· Restaurant COUNTER ~. moll\ at1on & !>UP HELP Mature woman. port Xlnt working cood. Good KA TB.LA REAL TY saJary Fri pm, Sat/Sun for pre-school. Waxing _Sp_m ________ 1 Mac A r thur 8 r e a . 'PM or 4 PM to 8:30 PM . experience helpful for "-> Let the public know with floors. cleaning carpels COOK /COMPANION 751-6131. Apply 10 AM to 4:30 PM. more variety of projects sought by Holly wood an ad in the Daily Piiot &odd jobs dunng !::aster retired coup le wan l ----------ThW'S/Friday & Monday Salary ope n. excellent movie firm. $20-$200 per Servlce Direct ory. Jt can Cal JOCINle days lrvtne Clubho use. 831_7251 lrvme. Jack 754-7500 vacation. 4·9 to 4·13. healthy. and pleasant DRAPERY, at 31873 del Obispo, San benefits package. E.0 .1:: day poss. Looking for cost you as httle as SI 77 __ $3.00pr. hr. Call for appt. mature lady to li ve-in Need ~utter s pecialty & Juan Capistrano, Ste 105. Scientific Drilling Con· outgoing 18·70 yr olds f>('r day. For more m Lookrng for a home of 640-8820. Mus t be good cook •. noorgirl. 751·Gl24 Ne xt door lo Capistrano trot; Corporate He ad · wanting to break mto f t d 1 Selling anyth1nR w11h a your own? You'll find d . H 1 , °" Nal'I Oank. quarte r s. N e wport movie~. (714 ) 535·0120, orm1 a 10 11n642an comp ete Da1 ly P1lotCla:.s1f1edAd many homes advertised Cleaning lady for Laguna n ver. eavy c eanmg & Driver for AM news paper ---------Beach. Call (714) 557.9051 ext 94. VIDEO CA.STfNG ra es ca ·5078 '~a simple matter ... for sale in Classified Beach Motel. good wages lndry not expected. Pvt. route s. Huntin gt o n HairStylisl ask for Mr. Moll or Mr SERVICE. <now in 4th ---------Justcall642·5ti78 everyday & working cond. 1'"11 or room & bar w/own en· Beach, Good salary + Station s for re nt at Adams . year!. 1,::========:...!.====-=====:.!.:=======::::- '\X·time.499·2227. tranee. Refs . After· commission.894-8307 Bailey Hair Fashions in ---------~~~~~~~~~~I ~---noon/eves,673-8043. H.B. Call for delails, - CLERICAL Medical lab Cook Fri M 10 t"ll Driver with car. deli ver 962·4147or964·21SO. Nood extra income. Ne door ·lo·door. Amway Olstribution. 4·8 hrs wk. Can earn $12-$1500 mo. Call Gene. 646·7583 Maid -wanted PIT . Needs own trans. To work for growing ro. 675-9417 needs frnt ore recep· . . " ~n. I L.A.Tlmes . Betwee n ----------Uoni.st. type at least 5C 6.30. Apply in person . 3:»6AM. 16 hrs. wkly, 7 Hairstylist for IA busy ~M. diversified posi· 'The Garden, 450 Glen· da y 5 . s 3 3 5 Pe r salon . follow ing not lioo. pleasant working n e Yr e • Lag · B ch · mo. +bonWI. Huntinl{ton· neceuury SM 2216 coods . Mature person 49ui075. Seal Beach 714/892 K422 • non·s moker. 633·5635, CO · · · Hard workmit cncritclrr ;&:»5.E.O.E. • ' OK DRIVERS-18 & ovl'r. lnlelllRNlt lnd1 v1<1uul 1..~ F/timeexper.Apply The neat appear. ll u r•I whc1111t·npuhlt•11fhu111ll \;L.r.RJCAL 8eacbhouse. aft 3:30pm. worker, gd dnvinR n•1• rnl( f1•m11l1· 11 hlJlJlllll( ~puty Clerk wanted. 619 Sleepy Hollow Ln. Ca.II 642·8742 bctwn 8 5. l'Of11n for 11m ,nrr Wul(t•ll Clerical position ava ila· LagBch. askforLou <'fl mm1•n11ur1111• wllh ,ble immed ialely . Rt!· -tiblllty 400 12!11 A11k for q\.lres I yr. clerical ex· COOK . l.t'flnn perieoce. 40 wpm typing. Italian Restaur ant saute DllVUS lb J1'05tostart. 833-0411. ext cook. full lime. :>48-7418. Men or women ZS y r11 or '"1"1 lmmru1"''' lltllo•r 260 for appt. Orang~ ca.II 7AM·U :JOAM. older. Know lhl• co1111l 8hlJUld rw,..,.,.,.,. 11oocl lyp 'Cou nt Y H a r b o ' cities. Net 1180 II wct'k or ln11•blllty.11k11t11 111 h11111r MuniclpalCourt .. E.O.E. Cooks apply Bernard's, more Orun)i(e t:ou11t nv1lh It hnw 11lnll~lir11I 3201 E. Coast Hwy. CdM, Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. 1111t1tul1t• IHf11•1• 111 111 '1.ERICAL • 675-7575 Herrmann, l''ountaln lructlvc· N1·wr111r1 1'6•111'11 CoolhllP..-....1 C 1 Valley (No of Slatn l"or nppt 11401111!'111 o u p es wante d t o b · • AgttKy manage small business. e t ~ n N e w h 0 Pl' & llowl Dt•11k ('h•rk M1111t 111• Has lots of jobs avail Must enjoy meeting peo-Euchd) vitr>'1I N ·n 4WO Al•l'lv w/manyfine.suf)tlr com· pie, working logelher & 011~l d Ml'lll1•H, 111111•1 'J)allies and they're all be willing t o lea;n. Dry cleaning coun ter L11aun11, 42:t s C11111'1l Freel Pleasan t profitable help. WIU train part & llwy L.ll.494 1151. 540-6055 work,P/T.963-7225 full tl~e . ~pply In ll(YrEl.NIOllT Maids. apply The Inn at Laguna, 211 N. Coast llwy. Laguna Beach MaJds wanted 6 days u w1'f•k S.•urhff Moh•I 4!M·4892 f MAii. ('h•rk, IJUrt lime, n•ul <~lAte oHt<·t· (':ill for u1w·1 <.:111r1c J ohni.on. 4l-t1 aJliO Mulnlt nonre help & trm·k <lnwr for 11ml r hC'm1ea t rnf..: t'fl :?I yrs or older. Hood dnvtng rc·cord. neat 1111111•11riin1•1• $4 00 pr hr "'""· 1'~ I.. Moore l'o 135 01mnwn.•111I Wuy, <.;M Mi\IN'l't-:Ni\NC E· OVl•rull h11ncly mun nt•edccl for Conv11h•11rt'nl llospita l l\PJ•ly 11t IW Superior /\V(.1 NB Coolt.IP..-.-.1 Par t time-Couple peraon.Oimmitt.CdM. AUDITOR AgltKy without previous busi· DYNA.MIC GIRL Ntwporte r Inn. Xlnl MAl ................... CE 2790Harbor, C.M. neu experience. Willing Secret ( t 1 benefits. MO 1100 l:on· "• _.."" Neveracosttoyou lo learn at work logetber. · ary oCr au o Cal!· tact Rick X 516 E 0 I'' Scl'l'('nlng/a lailnf( xper -.: call536-8 89 ~co. In 08ta Mesa. - -. -· _, • rl'q11i r e d f o r r e I ill figure leases. handle HOUSl'X I.f:AN•'RS acrt•Mlna. euttlna & Cmt.omer service, w/exp. records, car deliveries. Car nee, PIT. T~p S clcaMIP work Dt Irvine Hrly wage+profit share. elc. Musl have s~cr C I NCH AM G IR L Company apartme nt Mon/Fri. 5-9. 549-5065 phoae penonallly. T>'P· 645·5123 C'Ornpll'x P('rmanenl full ing accuracy more im" -tl~poil ti " 1 pennMECLEll •Mwwry wort&: Seeking 1ndustr1 ou ~ peniOfl with knowledge ot horticulture & plants. 1 yreKper reqwred. 842·8866 NURSES AIDE wante<J 7·3, xlnl benefits Appl) m person The Gardcm 450 Glen.neyrc. La11un1 8ch Nur.ws Aides full trme 0 1 part llm(' 3· 11 o r 7 3 t-:very tither weeke nd off. Prc·Ccrt classes offered Apply 18811 Florida St. llunt Sch. Nurses Aids f\tll lime night shift. Salary depending on t•xp. Good benefits. Apply Fiagshlp Conv. Center. 486 flag.ship Rd. N.B .. NW'Smg ... LICENS ED PSYCH TFCHS f'ull·limc. day & evening shift, RN. rull· time, 3 -11 s h ift. caplstrano By the Sea Ho&p. 496-S70'l TRAINEES ltecome • member ol our fut 1rowin1 and pro- .,.Uve iftlurance \eam. CUST. SVC.... than speed. Non routi~~ HOUSEKEEPto.:R ror ""M'aa°ViHlic>'o Rotary offset printel' has ls ou.r routine. Salary lady. live.In. ) doya, 1()7t C11mt•lback ore help PIT. typing ex· an immediate~pening s.IO to S800 mo. depend· cook, drive, non·•moker. Nt>wpon &>ach 6«·9010 per reqwred. 3 morns foe a customer service ingonrefs.642"8790 S.Lq.49t·l822. ---------Wt.~174 ' rep, Xlat be.oeflt.s. EOE. ELF.cTRONIC ASSM. t HOUSEKEEPER Part We bave Imm ediate BoPl~~resA~ to caPO Mo ~· Day " swing Ume, ~uant worklJaa MANDARIN CHINESE orfice F\111 charge. Exp'd "*"npforTr&inffs lJa .. -m _ .. ,.. co d COOK,w/atleast2yrex· girt Friday. Tire back· ourP8wonal L.inea Rat ma • • . _.. .... o ree.Goodpay. bmtt:f:n . Io u d per.S750mo.40hrwk.W. 1roun~ helpful. Profl. lnl OeJit. We are louted Paid weekly. I rvlne Con ac:.!·O·~ Ba/ivlew H. J 'a Colden Dragon, C'ient ·'" 10 key adding lnNewport,Beachaodof· aia... exper sport.swear ~. St.CM~ hurin Inc. ~Harbor Blvd .. m1ch1,ne. Lite typing. fer excellent company mtg, open •t once. Coo· ..__,, · · · c .M. m4> 642-7162 Benefits. Full time. 5 benefits. Good baalc tactGeorle.556-t4t5 .-iv Houleteeper daya. P e rmanent. matb akUla and aome Data Proceu' Temporary Services I have 2 kicll & a howlc MAllGIM CLHI 556-941. buaineu experienre. For , tng 558-9021 E.O.E. that nKd love " care MIWPOIT llACH i--OIDll----1-5-1(--I .... ......en•mentcau· Au t 32 operator• ~~·••ve~--'ary . uv-.1 .. p__.e..___., R,.f·.· E dl di D ....,.175-'7'73' · teneral office duties, In· .,...,,,,,..... _.;,..,. .,..... 11101 •n,.. "'0 ;JCpan ng seou nt ventory pu b i San Jua n Capistrano. S48·0&44 eves, 7$1·G230 brokera1e firm has Im· MatUtt. poalUve person f'75.'1'100Exl33B bilJins .• ~c as ng, 714-861·3806. dya. med. o peni n gs for !"'~:.....~herbelnt.ryri. "t seaaooed m•rgln cler k ,ol.Jow.tJt.,,.. • "ft n The DELIVERY la STOCK Fe m a l e r a c t o r >' ~eer.:;;.~: ~~~ with expenence In deal· exs::ence in rum lure Continental WORK. Female and l*blers SZ.90 per hr. be av•U lo babyalt aomt lnl with clie nts. Ex· or ated field/ for •,i:· lnlurenoe ma I e a pp I i ea n t 1 to start. Merit ral1e1. ews, noD·tmoller, non· c.llent future and room ,.....ve Irvine urn m r. Com...niea welcome. Xlnt op· l511MonrovlaAve.N.8 . dri nke r, ref ne". for advancement. Send T)'pefl 50+wpm, front of· ~J:~~~t~ Je.5ta 1!falerfront home ... ;, mume lo: o. Gable , ~Pr:::;ft:· ~o: '141 MKArtbar Bl•d Ntwpor\Beaelll s.o.s. .,, • Newport Blvd, Coata ~ aayt.hlnc with • u"m 11 desired. m._ ~.Box 2130• Newport ma'\ ,.wne •t•atary re· lllM. or ~ Adame, Dllb Ptlal ClaM1fled Ad Trade your old stulf IOI' ,CAla880 ~rementa lo. Box 402 ~u 8dL Automotive ill • •inu>le matter ••• n ew 1oodlea witb a Ha~ llODM!t.blnl to sell? ~>' C:~~t, .fe!!·, t°l. ~· j\lltcallita.5171. a...lned-4.Ml.J1'11 O...Uledadadoltwell. 1 - POMONA EMPLOYMENT BULLETIN At General Dynamics we· re hard at work on solid contracts that spell plenty of work for years to come. Right now we're rapidly expanding and we need the best people in Southern California. If you're good at what you do, and proud of it-join the Pomona team NOW. • • SHEET METAL MECHANICS • GENERAL MACHINISTS • JIG BORER MACHINISTS • LATHE MACHINISTS • MILLING MACHINE MACHINISTS • TOOL & DIE MAKERS • ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS • MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS • GRINDER OPERATORS • BORING MACHINE OPERATORS • TURRET LATHE OPERATORS • N/C MACHINE OPERATORS • DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Apply in person at our Employment Office, 8AM-4:30PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY GENERAL DYNAMICS Pomona Division 1675 w. Mlaak>n BIVd .• Pomona. CA. .. • I • t ' Patrol (adv. lnterriewtn& April 9-lS. l"'Or ammeo. conslcleraUoo call or send r ume to: LAD '°9UT H SUM A SAIL CLUI 2•752 Toledo Way El Toro. Ca 92630 ., .. , ... OM:t tw. Wi11M4 1100 ..-wtillill . 7100 tsd•Mt • IOIO 1041 99-;r •••• ••• •••••••••••• ;....,-..... ••••••••-•••• •l•h ••••••• •••• ••. •••• ......... •••••••••••• •• t,~ ;,.~;&.;.;' ;.;i;;;~;:..;,;.;.;:;...;;.;;;...;; ___ ...., __ ....au_.._IS!i-'""ll!f!m- SBIETlllESS lecJIO,.......,t OrHl bnalet, tompany. • =811.D _,PayAUPtfl Ua.....,._Aa•no .ellltthlt.,SLe UM NllWuon Buda, w • 190 Qalll'or ArrtlFAtab '14 .._..._ ..._ .. W1tarf:",r:~~~f~1 c~~ •1.t.~ ... pupplllea. .... ! · · 1010 ._. •I• IMI ........ hf' a.na. .. ewJiOrt ....,.'-·•~•··• • ·•·-• . 7w •· •••••-•••••••••••••••• M;e,M. ............... 1 .. -~--_.. ... ..,._ HIUllWl•NltU .. a ---.,.. --· • .. io•.-u. Rounav.U. WASHt:.R DBYJ:R SALE ,._Sale: •atthiutftd• a..,..._._..,,,,.. t.&, *"' M ..... ,_ Dthaa• mulll·cyc;le , .... ..._,lmo.oW.J totr.e taltles. lmokt UqH1 • mAee. 1111 ut Apply ID peraoa mode l• .. Co1apletely blk/1 Tabby, 144·4t52 ••-top. SUO./beat ol· Suaaua lleu Verde ......,. o.Jfro. Mk for ......, nl"'1alatd. 1 yr tv•lwkndl fer. 7l4/'40-am. ..:C~·•::.:..:· m.:::..1:.:-.=.::.:....---1::---::::-:'"-::~~"':'" = = ll t .:-·· 1uarantH . D•llverr a Small dota. Great with I yrold lllu'coucb 7'. S:'f50 ... lbOI J1le~ S•t•te IDdl·famUJ~ lil• A u la :It· Your thole. SU. u . Sale cbUdna. 1 male, a moe: J iov...a. aao ... Tm· su.w ... _. u.u, plt· • Da1111 ful"a~. illllll ::... •AIUI• v Al .. S.t. So. Coa1l A»· lfM1, lyr.5'5-fUO Uet.a*• ~-M$0. tuna •• HIOr ted -~f ..... ..-~-· • pliantdJ'J.25d ,_ •• • IOIO Poter table $40, Oval fOCdel. M $at <•Ian lf f: N';:' ..:' Ule ... '..UOMI Wuher dr)'~r .... r•a1e ....................... ' ~ ext, ... rOWMl rua. need . d) t~ _•t I N • 1-__;..' -=--· ------ ........ " and dl1hwaaber. S85 CASH PAID 10 ,S:'f5.'40-7773 llayfroel.MJDN lsle. MIMA·F..U,; Set 6 .. SALIS tacta.W.JIMI For Id Uled fUht, uu. Xlnl cond: Trundle bed ti.ISCNIMnUll M. Camper, e..._ ~ Newa.,.,er 1uba. Your KerunQru Ud•ID raqe" qU9ltclrTV'1957-81U a . DrelMr '95. Walnut Ofc paUo Ofc, peUo. me, :O,•:J1'bf I~ J.':• 8 S£CURITY Of!PlCER ~6' t.o I hra • d1' ovcn, au. avocado $l2$. OlrometraA formlca-top ~khss:s. Call 1133.0339 bar ttoola. Pl'.:US L01'S • • tt • . . t..oa1 term 1ub, 8AM £xp pre1Uf>o~O:':a ~0· m.aia table with leaf. Four · ~F~"t;1~1~ f rn .u:!i~::ro-2 4PM. Thurt Sun Sad ~"r Ent-~ SDfCld Queen washer S7$. padded ch airs, UO . Teak fUmiture, 3'x5' desk Bushard) Sat. oaly ~ck :/uni l eatb d»batkCollue. M Vl!'jo ltoSPMOnt.y • \>ihirtpOol gas dryr S75. 53Ml41 suo. Dan ia c~nsole 8AM-3PM. · <Bet. Yorkto wn 6 Hourly rate 1817 Call Gafrer• " Sattlec o.. .. • ,_ 1tereo S150. chair $25, lhd ellal o ft' of tawaM Ul9700ntM. THEATRE ATTEN · dahwthr $75. G .E . ---a t RI "' casa. lazy ausan St5. GARAGESALE 11.1 .. -..111) Sat/Sun lM IOS OAN'T. part.Lime al the dlhwahrS50.Guual'lleed --daybed.comforta· -:alnut couch S25, blk 229SierbCM -·-----'----- s"""''RITVO"" .. 'l """R Warn•r ·Drive-lo, 7361 fsdelivered5'6"'612 ble to fa sleeper va.nylcouch$40.S49·1411 Sat-SUn GanpSale.SatoolY.'23 ~.., rr I'> WarnerAve Hb Apply (queeo/eartbtones),an. . Roebe1ter C:.11 . 1J mldnl1hl to IA M . aft 7PM Mon Thur. LI cu ft r efrl eerator t~que desk. roll top-Dining rm set. 111e oval 7 Couch $120. 2 chairs $30 Furniture elothea ,; Sall5Un llobd•Y• llour wllcem1ker. Xlnl. $175. S curve & chair, brass pc country style, hke ea. 2 chairs 125 ea. 1 misc R•ciDI eai 15 ly nlte •1'1 • <C • d1t Tow Truck Drivers ex· Ph9e8-6181 hanllni lamp. 979-7783 new. $600. 631·3230. chair UO. Wheel chair put.a.' a• .a ~cle Collf'&O, N ~·d Top pay Appl,y $4.5. Walker $15. All as Campu11 , lrvlne Cull GlrW Towing, 14014 17'C.E. Frig. Toptree~er. 8' sofa, 5' loveseat, new, Din/.!~¥. 1r_~, se6t. h72" dtbbll new. Clothes 25' to $5. Garqe/11cwtn1SaJe.Sat. ~wn I S ~1·9700, ext Quns Way, c M. 642-~ SLOOor bltolr. S59-LS81 tan & bm w/mulU colors. w -.,..., c rs, . Household it.em!! 5t to S2. 9-3. 7• couch, coffee tbl. 2 3:rz 303 1175. 646-4712 pedestal base & form1ca eod bis i.1 .... he t bed Rl:STAUftANT ' "' Tow 1'ruck ~;:;:-;; Sea:rswaaher/dryer top S200/bltofr 642·7830 Lots more. 276 Monte t ....... • ut BABT£N0l;RS •S311 WEEI r 'd To • A I ssoeach. Dbl bed sleeper sora s:;o. · · Vista,CM.M ,Sat•Sun. spread, I ' round aba1 BUSBOY~ Olmm •b.ilttralnlnit lor SICUllTYOfffCllt l;arw Ttwrn~. 1~~~ ~H234D 675-9016N Fri g . S /S w /a uto 6-ogeSale 1055 Casbonly.646-4094 ~"1t~c. 27335 Via WAlTERS ~ manattcr tis.\ f!."74 A '"6r\.-tlme • full lime Ohms Way, C.M 64.2-lW O.E. relrig, 21 cu.Ct .• bot· ~~:;a~~~i':~::'<i7~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fiv~ Fam!IY1 Sat:Sun. . ' · · WAJTR•~t:;.'-'; JIOlluon avallabl . could"'-~ kd eed d tom freeHt, avocado: Opportunity! Remodeling 9-S. king oeo + linens Unique aarace sale. C..'()()f(S rCASllll-'llS Stfftn pnntma proout 1nclufh• C'.Y~nlng . ,.,...true n versn • · x.lntoond.$1S0.64S-7367 AmeJicanBeauty 9'Sofa, sale; Furn., kitchen $200 . English oak Frl /S~t •. T1,1rtlerock. DISHWAStft:R UCjlfl manaaer w11ntl'd. 1<r11vcy1rd .ind or Mu.st live CM & be ex· 2 pink velvet striped oven, decorations & washstand, oak J>arquet 19461 'Sierra L u na. HOST~ Mu.t have exp MO 11110 Wt *wd huura for maJor pe~enced. 646-9638 Frigidaire ref rig. must chairs, 7' heavy chrome much more. Must sell. coff tbl. Imps, t61s. m.8195. • Needfd fe>r work on an ...... .._.....,TllSS/1•-'d. South Orungc County 1'rwneeToolSetter sell quick, movmg, real coffee table. matching Sat, Sun from 9am. f8S5 rocker, dressers: 3·PC GARAGE SALE· A ·1 -~ _.. •bupp1n11 l'enler E-c-Should h ave good gdoood.$75.548-0316 Etag 36" 'd he P t M I i h NB cnr group, dee. items, . pn on.call ba11l1. Re&l1h•r wa.nlC'd Must b&Vl' ovt:r prnroce Ot!ce11i;ury Ex m•u•hanlc al aptitude. ..._ere, h w1 ~-aoodvy or an e g ' .. dinette set many xlnt 7-8 . Stereo, des k . now' Group lns •va1I 1 k 0 6 0 1 ( 1 ..... C1uume, c rome "' w 644·1751. · . u....e1ru tapes records · · · Ol' uy.s )3 5 Ill, {°t1t!nt ~nt'fltlf or ull Cortt'C HB 89'7·2S2:9 REFRJGER~TOR, frost winerack.kingsiiedbox clothes, s hoes. mis~. t;;.;"skicl~sma: YoUchooeeyourda~ & tn~.384lor67S 0017 l"\ Un"M: Appl to 11d •44$, ' · free. white , West · springs & mattress All houses on Flagslar household. 1787 Tustin ...i; • ..,: b 1 d ' IC>~ ~f~~n~(q''ct•~:-sE<.'Kl-.."TARVI clo Tbcl>ai~l'ilut.PO Travel mghouse.SLOO.S43·2987 breakfast set wilh 8 Cir, California Homes. Ave .. CM.548·5438 ~ntl~ :.J7.c>'r owas tervtews every Munliay Nl'ed iell starter Will\ ~x 15GO. osto Mc1u1, ASIAN GIRL FOi Gold Speed Queen elect. chairs white rattan. I Fri/Sat 9AM-6PM. Call CM . ' &Friday, 9am·Spm l?QCXI typmg & shorthand CA92ti26 CllWIMG 50'+ dryer. $85. s1 hocklngJink ch5a1se fordlrect1ons . 552·7393 · . WESTCLIFF lllulls for Job with lol~ of MOTOtl SAILElt 546-0269 ounge. moving ale. Ou fSto 11 TR SH Garage Sale, leaving ··l""pi•a•·t" n .. ~our""' vanety. in lrvtne Some Sec w s uper organlz ., __ .. b d · 5411-l<XIS or 548·1060. Call to . rage:_ trailer ru_ A stat.e. must sell assorted ,. .,.,, ~ u " "' '"' M be t ~..... ackgroun state· 9-5 ol rrusc. Joodies + anti· household items. 545•3441 1617Westcllrf,Ste 209 ~rsoonel work. 540 7630 us.t able to deal e ment to ad U28 Daily Allctioft 1015 · ques, wicker . French lo aftS:30PM . • ~wport Beach E ~e~t~~el~ hwo ~uesto'GeJ~ Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportunity: Remodehnf' Prov, more. 9-4, Thurs. TREASURES •--------- 631·"""" 7529118 SECI ETAI Y personality u mus t. Mesa,Ca.92626. s ale; Furn .. kitchen thru Sun. 1746 Anaheim Newport Harbor . Honea 1060 Vanous duties, die lrvlne.Llnda.5498373 1WO WOMEN. Engrav-PUBLIC FURNITURE oven. decorations· & Slreet,Costa Mesa Busmess& ••••••••••••••••••••••• taphone typing. 1 girl SECY/I ECEPT mg machine. hot stamp· Al£TIQN ~f.~:!1r:;~ ~~~. 1~15 Fishing gear. 3 scuba Professional Women's yr old thoroughbred RESTAURANT HllP WANTED ~~~;>r~~~~eroe~:~~;'y Self-starter. typing & gi:,y~~6~~v~::hfg~ ~Oftite 7:30 ,! Port Manleigh. N B. =· d~:!si~tdi~~e:t~~: G~~ttE. Gelding, 16.2 hands. bay. cootrol expr helpful. but dwtaphone, no Sil. sim· G g 644·1751 db bed. portable T v Cam Per s he I I . excel!. hunter, \00d notnec.Pdvac,mt:.'<lm· pie bkkpg . ~mdll re . CDeciMnWekome• rrucs. Sal/Sun. 8am lo t y pewriter. sewing pleasure. MUST ~ LL. sr. sul commen w/expr landscape arch1lccturul TYPiST IMPORTED CRAFTS Won on Game Show. din· 3pm 16862 PCH. 11102. mactune. coffee tables, 67~7257 eves. _ O.C Alrport area. Call firm . ca ll Don at Xlnl pay & company ARTS&FURNITURE :~~~~\.wjohn~~I~·~~: H B l ''"l blk N or women'sskibootssize7.U•Htocll 1075 Del Taco, a rapidly ex-Sallceat~-8390 fo'assnachl & Assoc, benefits. Irvine in · ~'TOCK UQUlDAT IONS allt.opquallty.559-5718 Warner 213 592-2693. , mixer. clothing & all ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa nd l n g fa s t -food ---------(7109730'744 dustnal complex com· Lovely bdrm sets. lundsofneatJunk. BABY C HIC KS r or restaurant chain, has im SECROARY pany Call 549 8700 or a rmoires bunk beds. "'"'"-a long twin bed .... ,5. The S k 1. 1 9 Sc m Mll E Bay St. CM E 8 h Cl · mediate openings full 1'ypt: 60 wpm W/"loves Senior Nutnlion t:t•Okr s l 0 p i n al . Fie Id chinas. tb{s & chrs, high "&':nptele ...... w/Salomon 555 bmdmgs. 9 SSat & Sun aster. eac lies and part-time on the day 00. Work m dcvelof" mcnt kitchen Aide. 9am·2pm Newspaper Syndicate, chrsm rockers. hat rack 549.7295 S200 Xlnl cond. Chest of Apnl 7th & 8th ~j~dc, ii~:; ~port undnightshifts. Monday office of beautifu new Moo:~~· NAofe.xpcdn1'ence 1703KatserAve,lrvine PLUS LOTS MORE Rogers's Bros. :.1lver v · · · . ' through Friday and/or Theater. SCR. Xlnt ofrlc·e reqwn:u. nen Y at· MJSC. Drop leaf dining room tu plate, ser ves 8. S50 Machiftery .8078 Satur day. Apply 1n slalls and good PR abih· tilude is a must. Call 1'yp1st-lns. Full lime. S600 SAVE SAVE ble, solld Cherry, scats Ro:.1>1gnol Skis. 200cm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• persoodaHyat2ll2SK tynooded.No shorthand. Sandra Johnson al mo. Xlnl wo.rking cond. We honor Bo fA . MC. 12. w 2 fillers Roll top gd bmdings,$85.Gwtar. Neighborhood garag~ l'hhpaircompressor Bristol,NewportBeach. 957-2602 ~11 On the Pemnsula. Call Cas hie r 's Checks & des k . J'x6 ' so lid Nord1c a big banana sale 12A Coral. Bal ls S3SO DEL T 0 1--------• for appt. Boat & Yacht Ca 0 S Mahogan y, museum boots sz. 11. Scott boots f\irruture. dishes, boys call anytlme,642•1675 An EqAuCat ~·ppolNrC.. SECROARY Se.rvlce Station attnd lns.675·7774 sh. N PER ONAL quality. F'rig1dairc Dun-sz 8~ or 9, both almo,,t clothesS-12, bikes. 01 W k f rughl shift. no exp nee CHECKS PLEASE. Food can Phyfe dining room new, make offer Frye ' ~ 1010 or tn brancBh or ice of CallS7J.l023. Waiters. Exp'd need only available. Items subject table. credenza & 8 boots. misc. 1855 Port MOVING SALE. Vanety ••••••••••••••••••••••• Employer M /F NalJonal Ins. !"Okera~e apply Daily 8AM -llAM topresale M I . h N B h of goodies to choose ~ Farm. <N.B. F!rm will SERVICE STATION AT· Bernard's. 3201 E. Coast MASTERS AUCTION l'hrurs. 673-2839 Sa~1'$:~~ . pt. c . r ro m . Twin bed . For Sale : Mesa Ver~e RESTAURANT COUi~TER SERVICE reJocatetoS.A. m JuneJ. TENDANT full ·tim e Hwy.67~7575 "775~Newport81vdCM For Sale Like new K g woman's, 3·spdb bike. art ~~~u:.~~·ti'~~~: Type60WPM2·5yrs.ex-days, neat appearance& 8J3.9625 646-llG86 s ize bedroo m set 5 families· furmture & treasures & nc·a·brac, b e r s hip 631 _3450 perience preferred. Will hand wr1ung. It mech WAITRESSES full-time, )tedium tone all wood. misc. items . Lots of + books & books. 12·5, bet AM..SPM work for 2 people. Xlnt knowledge applyat2590 S .C. Golf Course lncld.mirror.Kg.szhed· childreM clothes. S of Sunday April 8 at weens · workjng conditions & fr. Newport Bivd CM RestauranL 492-2495 licyclet 1020 brd. 2 s ide tables. 6 A d a m s o r f Sunnower Creek Apts. REDECORATING: LT in,lte benefits . Qua lilied ' · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• drawer armo1re & kg. :.z. Bro ok h u rs l 2 0 6 8 I 1101 W. Stevens Ave. GREEN carpel. 175 yds applicants are invited to SHIPPING CLERK WANTED DRIVER ROLLER SKATES matt. & box spring. Call Suburbia Lane. H.B. "145Santa Ana. 546·5791 w/malching drapes from ~~~olores Meara Ex !JlUCkD~IVE~. SUHDAYONLY Sales-letttols QH-2491. Fri/Sat/Sun Yard Sale: Tires 12_16.5. Delor.es model. 2'h yrs E 0 E M IF P crater. ean n~· ~~v: c~r~~rs.P~~~ & AccHsoriH For Sale. Moving Sale Gara~e Sale Ill Alley 400 baby furn .• I i.,q.uo r old, like new. Must sell, --_. _._ --· --ing record. Apply in Wheel conversions <in · Misc. furn. Must Sell. Block. Heliotrope & Ins. cabinet. Sat. Onlf. 295 makeoffer.640"2544 19 a rt ti 111 • d 0 y s. SECRET ARY person. Edler lndustrie~. ~uires van or large sla· CdM S Del C M For Newport Center 210 1 Dove St. .. N . B . tion wagon and a good door to outdoor> $25/uP.. 960-5168 . at9am Mar. . Firewood Special. Fa11· ~ hour shifts. A r oc A rt driving record Phone Group rental rates avail. . laslic Bargain ~ cd S3S H • loolli Stock Brokerage Firm cross rom irpo · 642.4321 a nd ~sk for Forinlocau675.6510. Sears cc:>mpactor. game Salesman .s tenni s Anything you .want. we · · · ,... ,.. ~ for a Need mature person with SHOES LES Oceanfront Bicycles ~ble. k1tcb. table, metal samples selUn g al cost have. odds & ends lo eleg 99>25S8/&98·23l2. way to 111ak• •xtra goodtyping&shorthand. Part time sae s man or ~illizm;eeley or Don (ootheBoardwalkat file, swivel rocker. ~· womens & boys. furn. 2416 Orange Ave, Racquet Club of Irvine .....y • f•w a.o.r. a Excellent benefits. Call Balboa Pier) garage tools. art sup-Fri/Sat/Sun. 645·9291 219 C.M. ramily membership~-"'-111 •=::worts-Marjorie644·2442 woman for eve hours. EQUAL plies. 1607 Dorothy Ln, Grant St. N.8. incl transf fee 6'0-8383 _.., Expr, pref. or will train OPPORTUNITY Schwinn 27.., varsity 10. NB. Off Mariner . f'rt.Sun Air cond $50, couch. chrs, · · · · "'9 _. .t, atop ECRETARY·Telephone-right per;ion. Apply In EMPLOYER s pd. Like new, s95 . 9.l2Qnly. Beautiful Large House end lbls. wht bdrm set. Russell Surf Board: New. bJC91d apeClk to us! Typing.filing.telex. Must person. Ask for Mr. Can· -......_ • ....__ ......... _ 559-6645 ft 6 PM Plants & Easter Flowers hsehld items, hair d;yer. no dings 6'9" $110 <:all greet customers well. non.Hemph111'sShoes,54 ...,._....... IS """ ,..,_..... a RIVIERA HIDEABED 957-17~. 31U Sumatra trunk 2674 Redlands Dr. PauJ8'5-i139 · · Yw c• apply durin(j ,........._. ope ration Mon·Fri. 8am·5pm. For Fashion Island. NB. ~wortcfcwce? 24io Nishiki $55. Good queen. naugahyde. xlnt C.M. F'r1.SUn. CM. interview contact JoAnn 644-4223 ~pplty ~Nuts is look-cond. Also 2 repairable cond.$150. 675·1787 Massive Neighborhood TRAS--H--&-T_R_E_AS_U_R_F:_1DratJpes. nea,r nFie~. g~ld hows at: 54(}.4001. Salary $80().$85() mg for middle aged de· bikes 536-4562 · . •· an que satin. ts wm-per rno. S1lkscr~ncrswantedfor pendablehelp.No exper. .· . Queen-sz bed+ ,linens, Sal~·O!ientalrug,Color SAT & SUN. 819 W. ~6'&10'+.S35&$40 cretary. Local Photo Mfg firm seeks exp'd secretary. Shorthand & ell.pert typist a must . Gen ore duty S7SO start + benetrits. Larson Ent. for appl. 714.557.5220 tee slurt co. expenenced nee. We will train. Apply SchWUlll bike. boy s 10· $4.S. Old oak chair. $65. 1V s, bikes. baby items. Balboa Blvd .. NB. p31r. Incl. dee. rods. &trainees.Alsoncedcx· inperson.1854 Newport spd varslty.24",$70.Gd Cabinelldsk, S65 ~book'Case,cyclone ""· t •-A U 759-1914 *Carl's Jr.* perienced screen maker Blvd C M cond. 640·1665 Dresser / d ~ k s 4 5 fencmg. etc. I Blazmg rSa unu ure "' PP ances. ---------to start immediately · · · 646-9823 • Star. Irvine. offCuJver to t.1Sun 9-4 3942 Banyan. Electnc dryer S75. Flared Call for appt m Laguna Wo m e n n eeded ror Mens 5 speed. 26" bike, lrvineCenterDr.Sal8·2. lrvme .559·4643 VW ft'nders $30. Corning Hills,770.0022 housecleaning serv. lire pump included. SSO. Cstm 3-pc curved SC<.' "'---fr""refng. Broyhill topstoveS150.631·28S4 ---------1 Good &h R bbl • 673-4145 t1onaJ w/match corocr 8at/Sun 12·4 4.995 Pasco riu:i• ~~ Spanish Teoc:her Ragt:lc,p. ~:0'7~7 es table approx 18'. All Segovia I r v1ne Off couch, port wshr/dryr. Pnced for immediate 2092 S. E. Bristol SANTAANA Equal Opportunity Employer m If SECRETARY J must learn conversa· down cushions. Loo lg for Turtlerock Dr. butcher blk kit. set,. s ale. membership In tional Spanish in 3 Merc:hmtdi1e ~llCYC·LE nu apt. Good cond. Must Garage SaJe. Hilton St, naluraJ wood twn bed. 2 John Wayne tennis club. Marketing secretary to div1s1on manager of state wide Financial months.675-9667 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ".,'"' sell. Make offer 642-3455 Sat/Sun Edwards /Ed-~r::1u~r~0 "[J · 1 ~~~~ OnJy$1200.C3ll675-5231. Special i,, discount to .W•u 1005 *CLOSEOUT* or645-SOOOapt 409 inger. Drums. radio Evcrytbmg goes . Fri· Complete set of Melmac RetailSales Services firm . Xlnl ReaJEstateSchool ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upto200/o off. SELL idle items with a equip. CB antenna. Sun. 642·6335. 1596 (service for 8>. Beige le Call Don. 673-7300 ROl.LERSKATE Daily Pilot Cla:.s1f1ed Ad toys. exerctsors. Redlands Pl. CM white. $10.00. 631·347.C JEAN DAHL growth opportunities. Typing 55 +wpm. Ex· o.slCJMf Sportsw•ar perience necessary. Ca 11 Need exper person in 833-0996 Anlique Music Boxes! STAN D OPERATOR SotMachines!Clocks! Rentals, Sales & Ac· r---~~~'r.":~~"'.-~""""""""!l!lllM!"lll!~"!""~~~'."!'"111!!!!1"1:1'! s ales of fashion•--------- mercbandise, full or Secretarial A n t. parl·time. Newport 2().30hrsperwk. Flexible Beach area. Salary com· sc h e d u I e . S a I e s · mensurate w/exper. Cal Engineering Firm needs _i_or_a-'P.-P_t._642_· ·_24_44_. ___ 1 sharp worker s uit able for advancement to RN technical s ales. Duties Relief nurse. days for incld typing (must be ac- small SNF. apply in curate) filing & phones. person. The Gardens, 4 No SH. Call Ann 646·1754 Glenneyre, Laguna ,,,.,, .... ...... Beach. 494-Bm5 or-........ . Sales Secretary/Bkkpr. Beeline Fashion b as Irvine area Real Estate Deve lope r seeks openfogs ror Stylist. secretary ror construe· Earn wardrobe, profit, tioo dept. Will train. _ no_deli __ ._ve_ry_. 832 __ ·4_383_. __ 1 must enjoy people. Call SALIS POSITION 546--S750 W• Ried tMNre, SECIET AllAL Swap Meet. $100 per HUGESEl.ECTION wk e nd .' Ca 11 < 7 14 l AIRtrf c• 14. l1tttnMlflONI · art now. Local Amway GalleriH Distributctr ofrers op· Openw'ed.thruSat. portunlly for good eam · 1802 Ketterin11. Irv. cessories. Most sizes m stock. Oc.Mnft Oftf llcyde1 Balboa Pier. Balboa 675·6501 ings. Gel the whole story. (714) 754· 1777 No experience. Call --------llilcllMJMahrial18025 968-0059AM-2PM . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANTI.OU E SHOW Stationery Store an Corona del Mar needs ex· per'd sales lady. f'ull· Ume. 5 days, xlnt work-ing conds . Especially fine clientele. 675·1010 STOCK IOY /Dri•.,. l> to 40 hrs per wk. Must have good driving re · cord. Apply w Lee & AS· soc. Interior Design. S70Glenneyre, Lag Bch. AND SALE H1D1tington Center Mall. April 5.6,7.8. Exhibitor space available. EM· PIRE EXHIBITIONS. 645-53<Cl. Sliding glass door. 6ft. screen & frame. n on safety glass. xlnt cond, 'S50. 546-1052 Doga 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOG TltAIMIMG IN the Bluffs Exquisite No Ume to attend class? French settee. chrs. Call ohn vanity, tbls. Cutglass. __ J __ 548_·0059 ___ _ rare candlelabras. & rare pieces. paintings, jewelry & more. 640·4367. AKC Afghan puppies. males & females. 714/649-2014 llDll•alecl. nsponib ASS~ST AMT ........ to ...... MIH IEALESTATE * * * AHTl9UESHOW Have Staffordshire Bull potltlo•. SalH H Challenging career opp· TClllllio Uchida Dmfy thnt S.... April Terriers, AKC. pups. peritHe llelpfllt b ty as assistant to Prcsi· 2240 Rutgers Drive Ith.~-C...ter Eves. 492·4714 ROt rt~recl. We wi dent of expanding multi· Costa Mesa Mal 405 Fwy. & lead! Ger. Shep. pups 8 wks. corporate Real Estate Vouarethewinnerof llvd.H.1. Champion blood line, ..... 'w*MI "Hltfial OJ>eration. Prestigious two free tickets Xlnl temperment. Top 557..ol2' -office. NB, near O.C. ($10.00value),to OakSecretary/Bookcase1 quality. Low prices. Afrport area. MUST IUGS IUHMY lealied Jlass doors, gooo SS0-$200. 759-9336. SALISPBSOM have R eal E s tate MEETTHE condition, $450. San for SLAVJCK'S Fine 'License & strong back· s•--HEROES Clemente 498-3904 ~rwegian Elkhound PUP· Jewelers in our fine ground in brokerage, de· .,,.._ ' pies. 3 M, 3 mos old. •jewelry dept. Ex · velopmenl, syndication Aprill3 FINE AuntENTIC 18th· Anytime638-4216 perienced person pre· or Propty mgmnt. Strong Loog Beach 19th century Country !erred, however retail secy skills a must. CooventionCenter English Fuml.ture: Lad· Young ~emale. black, experience will be con· Benefits, Profit Sharing Arena der'back Windsor chairs, long haired Chihuahua, sidered. Man" benefits & of ply for advance· Tickets may be claimed secretary, bacon settle, ~good home. $25. "' Sal Se d by calling 642·5678, ext. -1..-•-b'-pp b .....,.,_,., l.ncluding profit sharing. men . •rf open. n 272 •aa;o.Of'Y ... ""· .• Y ---------1 For appointment contact Reaume w/Salary his-. * * * a P P t . o n I y . Old Eng. Sheepdogs, 11.ll llUDIOO at 84-4-1380. tory. dates to: Mr. o.c. 640-4236/64UBT7 AKC. 6 WU old. $250. E.O E Berman, Pres. 56311:!9 Eves · · Quail Place Companies Teacher Aides, preschool, Outrageous Sale. By THE · SALD We need 2 am· 1400QuaUSt ,Suitel35 Costa Mesa area , 'IWO OF US Sat only. Scotch Terrier/SUkleTer· bitJom mature people to NB, Calli. 93660 f\ll~~pt-Ume permanent 1834-F Newport Bl. rr. rier Mixed Pups. $4-0 vilit expectant mothers ' '-'UAIL poeitioos. 548·2550. CM firm. 49$-631.Sdays ~~e=:::.r:~tc T Teachers Aide & Kin· *""w" 1010 9 mo. AKC register ed part:y~":s;ralmilarex· PLACE dergarten tea c her ....................... cream color ed Lab .,... top pay + -n1s ~t!~~as,:oc=~ FREIGHT DAMAGED female. spayed. Super boGUMa. Ho1p. avail. ,._.._ "' Sch':ol, 540 ... ~50 or H<Yl'POrNT SALE. sD for hunting or family Tracy at BABYLAND 10,.. Tll l:JO ,...... 6t(M753 w. Wamer or Harbor, q . 640-9470 541-0122 Sama Alla. t'J't.2921 . TECHNICAL EDITOR Dobles, red female, black SALES WOMAN·Lad. le1 STIATIYI Eula def journalism BAJ\GAJNS.UMd refrt11. male, 10 wu, purebred, boutiGue'a. Lliuna Bcb SISTAMT tnfn'g or 'exp '5 eom-Wlbrs, dryn, prur, bat 9>.Sandy. 498-4191 •Calta lleH. P'UU/part he pekt. Top naUonal preheiasive knowledge of ...,_, •uerv. ~at ........ Y• 1045 Umt. llonelt, depend, ccrporaUon WO(k clo.e· motorcycles req, com· Appl. -..u, ......... •••••••••••••• capeble . Good P•Y It 1.f wl menaie1aent. Good 1Mel' ~P 1tron1l1 pref. Xlat 1uard do1 . 1reat beaeftta. Mr EdwUda, 1tlll1. Bu1y fun Job, Ji'al' utioDa1 motorcycle l.c•uomeUi.ina valuable? w/cb.lJdren. LI mos 11 •·1111. $12.000. Allo Fee joba. llapdne. Send retwne Place an ad Tn °"" Lott mixed breed 147-4621 SD.I. Idle it.em• with • Dtil1 PUat CJQllfled Ad. ...... Call lluy O'Connor to: Shella Lawlor, 1411 and Found column1 . ---------MN001. Snellin1 6 Snell· llonrovl• Av, NB. nNa. 11\at's where people look 3 malt puppiea, blact. 6 lDI of Newport leach when they've foUnd ID wbokl. Apoey,040Campua. WaatAd.Relultt IM2·5f18 ttemofvalue. Mf.l• . r LIVE ON STAGE!! . LOllCJ leach ConventiOll Center Arena APRIL 12 fflnl ~PRIL 15 ~ ... IZ ·21 7'.JO,._. ,....., ... I l • J. 7:JO,.... ~ ... 14·Zl7:Jt,._. ~.Afirtlll ·ll .... 111~,_ AUSIATS llSBYID GREAT FAMILY SHOW! All S •a ta "--'Tio.a .. ••••• 1. l.0119 hecll 4-0t ell T 1c-•1ron 011ll•U Me11 O•Clera IOO IE oc .... •I•• . lOfll IMclll. Cll tOUO Info I Credo! c .. e Otcl••t UUI ~· PLUS Many of Your Favortte Cartoon a..ctera I ... DM.YPM.OT '"•·Ar!I' 1179 ........ tMI ... 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Dys weekend SOSO/offe r . .-,, :Ml-5798 , .... to. ·--~ IOtl -Tv • . d ~7318.549-00M eves 675-9810675-$228613--3468 v bo PILOT,.tMTIUe l I-· IOIJ --WANTF.D 615 ' Lux ury ....................... al Explorer'. Loa ed. · '•Dodie' u .loGI x. P O 8DicUeo · -•••••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• Yarht for lae bac:k & SlftAYAILAILI S115 per week S90 WOODY 194e Ford Xlnt '88EI CamlnoMaUbu,327, ltroftlrunner.11100 QieUMNa C. .._ tun.hall t t.aclt too •all BuaaJful Z " c:ok>r TV, 2 <'hatter, aUp avail. Call YAC""-~l weekend. 5ff·40S• or cood.$6500. ' PS, PB. AC, A M/FM, ft.rm.41M5'1tmoraings ' -h4t9d mint coodllaon l:a wmty, ltff delivery, NBVC63MIJOO ............. ~ 8M41IZ 844-7113 ne w mags, headers, after'_9_. _____ _ O'Neill Su'tf'w~ Tapi'd smo·-... _ 6461* as· Dfb double ender all Sbp wanted for 43' Gra11 cuatom Min i M otor lttaNll... paint, Urea. xlatlhruout, MllllW..e-4 tStO =:.'t~;, Sll~es.9·~ ~ JWlM amplUl~r W/4 WlnUld ~ or Alive! flber11au, 2-53Glll 'dsl M&riner~ri: ~:~ ~· New enc. trans. V.wdn tSJO 129115. --~ •ft 6PM .••••••••••••••••••••••• ---.--12' a peelt u s Ac ~TVsU~ motor,S.OO.M2·7066 ~autlfull; mllD· ~~~~t-:r:~·14t, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 776-01'70dya.KenSmith WIWll.l :IUY Sin1le phu~ t-lcrt r1 C91C111e. Todd, 4'4·32'18 __ __ 18• Run bout tamed boat No kids or TV SC Gets 19mpg '78 GMC Camper Van. '73 El Camano V-8, auto, YOUI DATSUN ~-3tlpl1.thp/118h~ OHlar;;-...... a 15" ro&or-TV $1~ I yr rbll ~de. ~~of:~.~ pets.MS-MM as0o.ai.Wfl5-8 PM .. Xlnt cood.S8000.498-W3 A/C. P /B, P /S , xlnt. PAJDFOR OR NOT 642.337\1 Af50 lnrt"Oll\ I , .. 8011 watr Frtt dcl fi ct up hn 00 bit t2U) between ll-6pm. S.1250. 640-0085 TOP DOLLAR To Kt'Ad oou~. n ·••I 942 $340 ~ N 1 r eng. AVALONHAllOR '11 VW Camper, bubble --c·•s andboob.oottovcrJlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• W CN . ewpor 867·8622, 860·9777 . , ri vailable topf\lllyequlpped hook· '72 Cardina l. self. '72_Dat.s~. cherry, orig ,._.,_... - uoly m . .Xlnt new & uaed ok fum. · •8572 ~:12:r. 0:ve~ $45,ooo: •'· 19 + 11ro. · S3500. contained, Lmmac cond. p&IDl. beige, new tires, l<du.rbls.Md Att d bowl plan 1114'3. wk benrh<'a ltCA radaolpbno/TV rom· SKJPJ ACK 24 • F t 8 . Twin call a.ft 5, 673-9176 ~48 S1SOO Firm. 646-5222. ndio, $2300. M5-662S h 1,._f! CE SURPLUSll31-m7 bo Lovely Walnut w / 6 cyl 170 volvos. Shm Go rt l OOc '78 ~tonChevy PU,Scot· BARWICK DATSUN I• 1 I 1, 1 831.1l7') 49J.JJ7S In~ miac lnl'. ny rt• Eltf'CUOVI' d~k & C'halr slatt. Ltn ang iarea LOO step. Vllfi'+more . ••Sldlh.Speecl& -•o T ........ T ... .--1 9170 c~ion cba~~r~.d~:~ tsdale trim , lo m1, 2 ~able ort~r accepted Co•t S67 ... ~ell $42.. mlM.'h to move. M1tkt' of Sl2.500/bst.John615--t229 -.v ••••••••••••••••••••••• k I $ tanks, hvy duty spnngs. WEPAYTOPDOLLAR tn:i~ o ., "' .. ., fer '1IMMr12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co h r a es• x n l 2 5 0. 2 tone paint. P riced lo 966-2274 ZODIAC MK ll·C 12. 16• S h t T h ·t · 27n. ac m an t ravel 549-1417 lortopllledcan-foreigo. ••• IUdw.IUW 14.36 Key View Corona del Mar -~& ..... --'--c u s e r a 1 1 •-"-. '"""5. xlnl. cond. -~---Rae------• aeU99-152S domestlcs or classics. If --... --w/20HP Mere, ExceUent rl be rglass S ki· boa t, Dbl"'....,.bed""1' fri 1 Cumplete l elcphont" ,_.. rs re g rg • e, ----------•your car Is extra clean, ~~· l"'m, 22 ITT 11 key cond $1800. Mus t sell w/125 Johnson OB, trlr , · • ._..:.. b .,·l · lods t540 ·n Dodge 4x4, immac .. see• FIRST' 0 0 "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ "100 ~ uo l967 propane. \.&l&a, w on loaded w/extras, lo ma·. · · up •• al bo A ..auJW . I d .d St 500 b I . it D '>AOZ 327 Cb $7Dlorbest. 646•1929 =es w /lntercom + a .. 9010 ...,.,, ...,.,.,., .,..,,. Jacki .. Reese hitch in ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .... rmtn x ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 32' Wd Luhrs/single 21' Cruiser 1976 Wakika c u e · • e o w atsun.,.. · evy You arl'the winner of two free tfc:k.ts tSl0.00 value>. to IU.SIUNMY MEET THI!; SUHl-HHOIS April l3 Long Beach Coovenlion Center complete system Ong. Ding 2 fbrgls 7• need dsl. $10 500 or consider Marine Olds 454. $1700 & bo<*. At $4,250. or best eng. New paint & int. '74 El Camano w/camper cosD1 vteSlrs'a.800t roans&. kine' rgeffmOOOote. ~~cond· S2S leloa. TS'wo' oRa rs, part.nep Pr • '!'i!~~Jr moor. ~7kel""'ive r pa Y m en ts . li:::.~ ... Sel II. 870-69 746. 1000 mi. 714·S4 l ·0741. sheleanll, lloa~~Aow1~!tr as, • . .. call cliverter. On it. cost t n . 12• an· Ing. P. ·.....,........, ... · ,..... vn ty 180 4 wt..I Drivn 9550 c · 0 mi._,. ""'" all6,uking$500._962·24S9 M2·7099days. 1 / 1i rf-&1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·ssChevy2Ton.flatbed. ,#l a.o.--pc_.., orT15-lT1• REUi •RD !! loGh. ..t rm.,O\o Ui1011 Closed sU frame front whl Stake sides, s plit rear 292SHarbOr Bl vd. :n A Ch ... w 9050 ....................... crank. $500. Xlnt cond. end. $2000. 493--5789 COSTA MESA N E W 0 F F I C E lnlormallon leading to ....................... Cc2191rs. Sdtt/ Eves 6'5-7278 979 .. 2500 Arena Tickets may be claimed by calling 642·5678, ext. 272 FURNITURE, Oak/sad· ideotillcallon of boat m· * • * Reilt 9120 d1e bm: 4 exec desks, 4 volved in hit & run acci· Uoyd E. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jwlio Servi~•. Parts v-95 70 UI exec chairs, 2 s teno dent with a CAL 24. Utility Camper shell blln &Accftsori•• 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nE BUY desks & chairs. 6 Oak MOORED orf Lido Isle. 2226 Port Abe een Pl. ..i.-.d· . d ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• USED c •as bookcases, 6 brn legal Newport Beach s~~. s1 e WUl ows, r un-1970 DATSUN 1.977 Dodge Tradesm an A f1lecab, md Oak conf. la· WkRi ndB of 3/17. 2!>nt11ct Youarethewinner of rung lines, for sm all ENGINE1600 van. V8, 26,000 m l., CALL ----*-*_* ____ , ble w/4 Oak/bm uphol ev~~~~ 646·-71 or twofneticJ&.ts truck.$325.645-6625 545-7884 cust.om lDSide, green 2· Used Car Mgr C A R p ET M F G R chairs, IBM electr 60. ($10.00value), lo Slide-in camper for m ini tone specsal paint. fully 540-5630 ~12 ~ a...a--t--IUGS , ........ y truck, good cood. $395. '70 Plymouth Gold Dustu carpeted & panelled m· specializes in apt hse ---""" for""'rt• s ide. port holes. air replacement we install & Execllllve desk &chair ......... 9030 MEETS THE 646-3'58 ---00.7347 vents, sun roof , high IOll~SO\ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY you save $. 549·8181. S300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPB-HEROES 8ft. cab-over Dolph in. bac k s wi vel c h atrs, -~----Call anytime.642·1675 2 Varienl #28 stainless APRIL 13th , Loading jacks. Clean. Carburetor Pll-4 Solex 2 spare tare ract... wide 2626 HARBOR BLVD IEACH POSTAL steel winches. S500 each. Long Beach Goodcond. 548-6773. ban-el. Porsche or VW. tJres w/ mags . AM /FM COSTA MESA. SERVICE l Steel case PoSture chr 6 step Taylor boarding Convention Center ............... _ ......... •lL-91 ,,_0 492-8385 _ tape cassette 16450. $50. 1 Steelcase desk $75. ladder SSO ~l Arena ....,..._...~ .-. .. 8'7(M.'i64 (Fullerton). Pnvat.e post office boxes lSleelcasetyping tbl SSO. ---· · Tickets may be claimed .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Paar 900Xl6.5 tires & i1 T 1 for rent . Con venient l lBM Elec typwrtrS350. •ZODIAC* by calling 642-5678, ext. nrEMO.P EDDLER wheels $.15. PairVW "'.an tow~t.e~t'L~~ioW '76 GMC Rallye·STX . location. Easy parkmg. All ite ms li ke n ew. m . New P EUGEOT MO· benchsea\as.15. VW w1de all fact opt. well maint. Window _van. Load ed -~!!a:s!tee~.:i>o.bac k 83.1-1656 ~Trte~~?/~fTS * * * PEDS Reg $4&9, Now wbeels&t res.642·3379 mcrru.S2950.96.1-8848. ~;=,firm . 646·7115 292.sCollegeCosta Mesa PLUSH 28• SAJ LBOAT 1319. 63l·3830 l.JOO VW ENGINE. RUN· Ford250 4 ht bed II -------- 9 14 P o r sch e e n g . TELEPHON E (714>540-2070 loadedforraceor cruise . Mus t sacrific e ne w NING. u c 1887 bar.lghts~~;~s &~~~h '77 Ford Chaleau Club Co mp letely reb ll. ANSWERING o...... _,. W"" 351 V8 A/C stereo Installation avail Make MACHLNE 20HP J ohnson. Manual In p rime N e w port • .._oet moped,dbl bskl more.552·6568 '?" •• • • • • M · p /I gasc • .,An 6731238 pnvacy glass, extr as. Offer 847·7619 Major brands. large dis· start. short shaft. 7.odlac anna. vt pty w ease an,......,. . ·m Chevy Impala. 2 dr ·16 Blazer. Lo m1 . AIT. 83.1-34 WEIUY USEDCAIS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car ! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET -----counts, sales & service. floorboard. Xlnt cond. to resp. sailor on prime '76 Cimatti, good condi· hardto p les motor & PS M F ___ 1_1._. ____ _ Garage Sale-Stereo w /4 P hon·Trona cs, 15095 49S-8458 Ron. sharing basis. $265 per . I . $ 90 trans. $100. 9am ·4pm . :~· . d t I 3M. ~ nek '75 Chevy van. reg .:as. 21 AutoCenterDnvt! .1uant spkrs. & quad. mo. 714-848·0107 eves. lion, omi, 1 · 631 .• c:cc roa ires. 1 ga tan 1 d d · d d JRVJNE B e C h B l v d · I 5'&9-1047 ._, & trlr pkg. Ma.oy extras. s 1 1ng r , wan owe · 7 8-7 22 Household & baby items. a · #10 Ban ent winch, x nt. rad/htr. v.8, auto, .79 re· 6 2 2093 Santa Ave. C.M. Westminsler894·0720 $80 .. 2 Wilcox Crall loats,Soil 9060 ~=/ AlltosforSal• SS500.S59-49S4. gis. New ca. s m og •--------- 646-7631Sat/Sun 9·4. All m etal office desk manne heads S40 ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Factory 4x4LuvTrucks. 3 passed. S8M. c lean. WANTED! Persian & Onental rugs . 72"x36", $100; swivel 646-3631,644-8910 HOBIECAT.16' ....................... Anti .. u / tochoosefrom. $4.500. P.P .S49·1252CM Late model 1'oyotas, Fine quality. Reasona desk cbr , metal $25; Matched eng C·C 6 . Race ready. Trailer + MustSac. '79 Y.amaha 750 CIGllks 9520 Caseyal55l·S398 .72 Dodge Maxi-Van bub· Volvos, Pickups & Vans ble queen szbed&mlsc. sec'y chr, m etal $20. gears, shafts, props, Nd extras.G<irood.530-2703 Spec .• 1800 m1. Sells for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble top cmpr, many C.lhastoday! 493.5799 B.2917 wori<,offer.646-4700eve. Corp must divest itself of $3185 Will sell for $2900. '46FORDWOODIE Trsb 9560 xtras. $4800/ofr/trade . 38' Kel xtra ordinary ~ · Fully restored! 113,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1968 _ locih, ,owtr 9040 workmanship. la vish use 1972 HONDA Elsinore 675-6161 ·(II g.s 396 El Camino. 69K ·72 Ford van. (Super ) EARLE lf<E ••••••••••••••••••••••• of teak, fully oulfitted. Entire Bike Recently '71 J ensen Interceptor mi. AT-PS-PB-2 gas AMIF M stereo. Auto. '78 Scarab-330 TS out· Re p lacem ent cost Rebuilt. E xcellent cond. EJ; salver. llhr. all pwr. Ulnk.s. $2100. or trade on PS, PB. custom anl. & t-~,"!", ........ H-,.-..,-.......... --t drives.85hours.Loaded! ea>xce.ooopted.Bldsover$40,000 Sl ,OOO . Ca ll eves air, ~ad. Koms . Xll ·59.·72 Vette +cash wheels. Lo m1. Sharp c .... Mne 65 mph I St ed 494-4747, or see at 462 St. cond c..oc o.,., -. ,A~,101 sA,.,.,1 Pus. or on Larson Y h S I . 3,000 673-7311 ......,..,.,.s. S2995.631·9971.S-8PM. ..... ~-.,,. ~ ..... tra1ler.Mustsell/bestof· act aes Ann 's Dr ., Laguna --------- fer. 2703 W Cst Hwy NB Beach. Wos, Mew 9100 ~s. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 73 l-82 I 6C"°-1 64&.9667 18 370 DR Suzulu -Like • • •• • • • • • • • •••••••••• •• •• • •• • • • • • • • ••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••••••• •••••• •••••• ••••••• • • •• 1971 Pinto Automatic. Low mileage. Excellent condition. $1000/bcst or. fer. 551-9543 PM 546-1200Cwortd Etchells 22 IJ389, lop New, Asking $1 ,150. Ask for Jerry Perk ms cood, Sll.900. 771-0458 before 3 p.m. FtlERGLASS 645-4068 ---------r"78 Yamaha TT 500, dirt 1970 29' California Lido J~ wttrlr (#403). Sportfash. TS new eng, f Good cond, $950. FB. VHF, DS. full Cash. 968-4275 bike, ljke new, ndden less than 50 miles, SHOO. 540-2949 $21,SOO. ~6600 '76 Santa Cruz 27 w/lrlr. Must sell! RM 125 B: 14' Fiberglass hshing boat Full race. north sails. Good cond . $600 or best & trlr. SOhp Evinrude Sl9,500. 637·6043eves. offer. 493--1806 'Tl Jeep Cherokee 4 whl motor w/elec start. Full 25' Schock Day Sailer, '78 Enduro DT 175. One . dr,fullyloaded20,000 mi canvas top. 646·1105, boat&sailsgd cond.Sac. thousandmiles,like new, quarau m. pet cage. asking s7 ooo . Cal l 646-l430. $2700.529-4893 $900.557-8393 camer a. !a mps, e n · 847-61127. •n.'20· Century i5 Reinell 24·. F1y bridge, 12' Snowbird by Schock '75YamahaYZ125. c yc lopedia, Fl s~er 110 235 H/P full canvas custom trlr, ma ny ex· F/G moored in Nwpt' S295or bestoffer . t urn l. ab I e • add! n g open bow dual batteries, !~!~..!l. 2,500. 548· 7698. S400.' (213) 592·2687 · 640-5199 machine, t ypewriter mn y xtras $8.900. ....,......., ~-IM7-6827 ~ER ror sale. #4481. ·n KZ-650 Kawasaki, lk ak, hollow form. 1978 ---------11 ALUMINUM SSSO. complete. Call ev new, see lo apprec, 3700 Xlnt rondallon. $275. Grand ma's wash bow FISH IOAT 673--1391 mi, Morris mags, $1800. 675-5669 a ft e r 6 PM , patcher, Oaguerrotype, 16· Slarcraft. center con· 641Hl328, 835-2700 before9.\M c l o i son n e vase. sole. 20 HP Johnson!••••••••-• W F Shorelinetllt trlr. P ... ,.vET .. 11"-'58 Ha r ley Da vidson avecresl ernery or ~-"" .. Panbead. Xlnl cond. lamr base. old crystal SJ.295 Action Boats Complete with sails & Larry 1 728-4834 bow . art glass. oriental Comer Bch/Csl Hwy H B rigging. Bristol condition · · nig, nunl oil lamp. S43 -engine a nd trans Motor HoMts. s•1 Victor ia, 7 ·9A M or ~~~r~'.c~:t perfect. Summer & Rent/Storacie 9160 ~-,.-----=-~-=---• 3--SPM winter cover s. 2nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• t----------11 &1.1-2781.ex326 days. owner. By a ppt. only. Qlst.om van mot.or home o used Flutes, S125 Have you read today's SlS,000 (714) 673-5900 '64 Ford w/CB. $2300. e a c h . 0 n e w a I n u t Classified Ads? If not , 2166 College Ave. pedestal end table. $.15. 9040 it----------t wrought iron hanging ~~~~n~he best loGh. rower 9040 loots. Power allpaper job cancelled. lamp, SlO. 615-5860 11----------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Top quality. Sell cheap b . ,, -King bedspr ead. Fuc s1as ~ pots, 3 Black pola r bear fake V a r I .e t t e s . 7 5 ~ . fur. 848-3806. Eatabhshed staghorn lt:'.".:---::~--:-:--:-:--1 on b oa rd s • s o m Br o m e li a d s . 3 10 Rooeevelt, CM S49·1472 BOAT SHOW WES1BM WATB AMD IOAT & MAllME SHOW AMAtmM COMV. CENl'EI ~MARCH 3 l·APRIL 8 EXCmM& MEW '79 MODELS I 7'-30' Ask For Special Sllow Prlces At The FolowflM) LocaffOllS AllclAtl'heSllow HARRISON SEA RAY NEW '78 PICKUP Fu ly facto ry equipped. Automatic lrans .. undercoa1. s4199 wsw tires & economical 4 cyl. (Ser. 329521 ). (Stk. 4028). NEW '71200-SX 4 cyl.. 5 speed trans.. arr $ cond .. unted glass. wsw 5445 tires. AM~M s1ereo radio &-""~•-••-•, body side moldings. (Ser. • 08033). tSlk. St 15). NEW '711·210, 2 DR. SEDAN Econo mical 4 cyl ., au1omat1c trans .. body side moldings. undercoat. tinted glass & reclining buc ket seats. (Ser. 678128). (Stk. 5136). 74 IATSUM HOIC-.. ., cond . mega ' c •11e tle Sl\11pl t002tttt-s 4399 C*-s •--'· .. , c-..... o. ,.., OftlF JtOO_L..-_ IJtl~Ol s ·-,r.-w..-W••" roof rec~ a AMf'M I.,__ IO'TIOJI s2199 'SJ POISCll ti IS ~ w..,. ......... -.. a11o r• Sha r,1 lttt&GCI s7199 11 Pll11K y,... .. '--1._ ....... a " •••• "••I (*11/0E~ SJ699 BILLYATES I ~·w POR~CHE h I II• <Id 1 '1 ' ""I I I .._.,, • .w ......... . ••••........ •111. t70I ....................... WAMTTO SAYl•AS7 Lootin& twwam 'o Sprin1 sun• ll m•h• ~ to b'-1)' a DMIUJih aparttcar Ecoeomir111 4 cyllndt'r enlines-OPt"O c·onvertibl lt11ina-•ave mooey • ..-n joy! ' VUiit us &r l~t dnve a new or used w1de-0pen spons car today. Ov,r to choose rrom at prires rrom S2SOO to 125,000 CREVIER Come in today .don't hesitate!!! $'Sf & lllOAOWA'f SAMIA AHA Bau,err '' 835·3171 -~ 'lf fHfULTIMAlfOlllvtNOMACtilH~ ... _,_.~ •USED IMWs• ,_:H"'""ar'-bor 8'...,.lvd~. '76530iAS/R(7S2PVD> """"' '762002S/R C268RKM) COSTA MESA '77SJ0;4spS/R (0179) 979-2500 '78320i; 4spS/R 0893) ________ , '78733i4spd C025Vfo'Z) --------_Cloteds-dap __ can't Sell Your Car? CREVIER MOTORS PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Used Imports Call Mike or Don 835-3171 We Want To Buy Any And All Pampered Mercedes Benz Motor Cars We Can Find. We Welcome The Opportunity To Give You A Substantial Cash Return On Your Investment In A Fine Motor Car Call B Michaels I We at Hou. of lmpof19 lmtt• you to -.phone ua tot a confidential appr....i of your lnYntment In a Mercedes Benz motor car Let us P.Y off your oontnlCt and tum it Into cash. Aiongs1de me @ Santa Ana Freeway HOUSE OF MatTS NllKBSBZ ......... .., ......... ,. 7"'523-7250 7141710-1201 •DOT• DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 540-0442•842-778 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa Fantastic Closeou. on 1978 Models t979Models now arriving MUST SELL DICK MILLER MOTORS 120W. Warner, S.A 5$7·2132 1971 FIAT 850 coupe lood cood., 45 mpg, make of· rer.sa.GIO '74 Xl9: Mags, stereo tape, Cbeny cond. Tan. Needl new windshield. Bat offer. llZ..a223 '15 l21BL. lo mi VWJ elem, Sl300 -.em . ·••Flat ......... rd. eaa.·Na rg toi>. Nu pala&. Crail t.:r\t:! ::: I r-r.:: H .400. /But off tr. «·1111. Yvette. ' ...... 9727 ....................... .,. A«Grd. Gold. • lfd. air• stereo. Xlnt coad. saoo.~. 292S Harbor Blvd. COb'TAMFSA ~Specials '78 FAIRMONTS '78 ZEPHYRS •'78 LTD ll 's '78 T-BIRDS llSf.l) s3999 $3999 $4399 s5399 Above four models reduced thru April 15 . -- l ~f.I> '78 PINTOS s3450 '78 PINTO WAGS $3750 '78 MUSTANG ll's '4299 '78 GRANADAS lla1y Otnr MHlfs AVllldll 979-2500 12 MONTH-12,000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN VI ARRANTY With air-conditioning. automatic transmission. power steering and brakPs . radio. radials and more available on most models. l lt-r11 lw.1dh11t'' '""" "' llw """' I" •11111.ir • "' ""' 1111 •11th .11111tlm1·~ tlw111 tu.., II I.~ ... 1ll ll.·1t1l.111•1111.0rl 11"·.t I '"' lllt•\ 14• 'flt'< lollh 'i'fl'( t .. !l lrttlll •1111011\l lht• fill<"I 1,1"111 llw ll1•rt11< .. 111,11 ~11· .. t ~-11 h with'"'"''" wn" 1•/ 111.Hlth"IMtlt t' lt04 ••rt.J th,11 \IHI c • .,. l ht.lt k flt•/,,,, \101 tul\ 1'111' ll1t· f,11111111, Ht•l!t l •""' tu { 11,1,t I 1m1h'tl 1'"""''' lr.1111 \\..rr.ullv h 11 I! 11" 11111t, tor I~ IHMI 1111lt·~ 1 "'1111 II-. 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' \1 •••• ••••• ,, ....... , .... t 1t.-·d J I I '.f , .. ~ lo f 1 fl1• I l<*G IEACH 2375 Long Beaeh Blvd 213/596-1276 RESEDA 6840 Reseda 81 21311~ n &A SAN DllGO 1356·6tn Ave 7141233 6868 lOS AMGEUS 9601 S Seoutveda (Near LA Arrport) 2131n6· 1350 f'ASADENA 980 E Color aoo 213/ 792. 4156 IUllANI( 4521 Empire Aw 213/8At-OM1 f'ALM Sf'llHGS 244 H Indian Ave 714/32!>-2189 ANAHEIM 22 1 w Katella 11•1ne.4oso OtlTARIO Airpon AreJ" 11'1986 0110 All CHS USTlD SUIJlCl JO AV AllAllUU- lt 0 OTMll DISCOUllT CAii • COMltltlD wtn SAll PllCL •THE HERTZ CORPORA~ 1978 GET 'MORE $ $.~$ $ $ FOR YOUR Dl·M.E WITH OUR NEW DIME-A-LINE \ PUBLIC NOTICE Becaose of the recent unusual weather, we have had the misfortune of 26 new automobiles sustaining slight amounts or "hail damage" ... However, our misfortune can b e your fortune! The automobil~s involved are 26 brand new Buick Ope ls; · Buick's best economy car with an estimated city e.p.a. rating of 24 m.p.g. *. ( 4 speed model). All of these new cars have a full factory warranty and will be sold "a s is" with respect to the slight hail damage. Now, here's the best news! Every one of the Opels will be sold to the buying public at this fantastic price: •IM UNDER DEALER INVOICE!* We have a great selection of 2 Doon, 4 Doon & Sport Coupee. Don't mi88 this opportunity for a great economy car at a great economy price -hurry! Bauer Bolek -Opel Division:__ 2925 Harbor Blvd., Coeta Meaa ·vour mllalQe m.y VflfY due to drt'lllng oondltloM. your drMno habits end h Cllf'I condition. Ou priee __._ e....,.... flJleepl ........ ud • 120 doe_....., fee. (Ser. 7 42058) \ . o.-·11110,.... .... ...... -. ......... If . , -- • •12 DM.V N.Or '• C.""1,le. N ... ..,~.--............ _. ltttlmtATI ..... , ANO ., ...... •Ytel or lJ.000 mlln in •ddl DOn lO Wliln'&ftlY 00 ID.)' MW 197' MAIDA •LC. .. 2I06L auto, i toi-. llhr Int, air, tan/brn Xlnl oond ~ . ~ Sl411 "79 300 SO 'J'urbo Ohii. ·I S2IG. 62' :J:,UC:K ?l •AS SA•a RB AM/PM...... 2IO Xlnt rond Pully MG 9742 withthepurthase uruny equipped Sfl 9 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tk!W 19'190L and 7H l6t4 9$l3 Mew 1979 NHGAS '?IMB450SLC.~.ooom1 MGs&MIDG~Ts flllup 1r you eim beal our Loaded. Leather r a rch· ID stock ror ammed1au~ deulonany newGLC.626 ment U\l Net.albc Mint deli very • All colors ! Sue or truck ln stock (Cra"fl. $24,000 Call eves & US before you buy SEE US FIRST! week·ends. in-as21. TODAY!!! ~.-.Ct ~ '71 250: R.ebwlt t rans. ~/....... 81,000 ml. Xlnt cond 2150Harbor Blvd. l.'5600. 979-5427 COSTA MESA 645-S700 IMMACULATE • '75 230 ---------1 4eyl. 4dr. white sedan 2925 Harbor Blvd Want Ad Help' 642 5678 20-22ml.. per 1al. 640-900! COSTA MESA ......... ,,.,,,.,., ....... _ Alltfi, Hew 910 Alltos, Mew 9800 979-2500 ······················· ························---- ~' ·~·---.!. ." ....................... . 292:5 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA "979-2500 •74 ..... Yellow ln color. Xtra c=r. J~ '5.000 mllea. < OT> Sl4tl MIWtZI SSPllD Oak Green metalhc. Limited Slip dillerential. leather seats . audio mobile sound syste m. burglar alarm. <09331 ·~~~~~ WIHAft , .... • ... ~ ...._ ............... eledrit tunr:!J rully factory eqw . uoeH 511~ ... c: .... wtth black leather seat.a, run factory equipment. (lmO) '73914 L7 lit .. xlnt cond. in '77 ti IS • Green/Saddle lf!t --. Newand Used PORSCHE & Mercedei. Ben.t BUY/LEASE 71 Toyota, auto trans. 27mpg, depe ndable transportallon. S2895. Call bel. 8AM-3Pll, ~~ 71 Celica uftback, 5-spd. air. AM/FM cass stereo. 23.000 ma's, $5450. llZl-7777. Roadster. Ong made in every respect. Priced for '70. Completely re-niade '7'71h 924: Black/ Black. '88 9US, super condition. quack sale. $4500. Eves '71 Corrolla 1600cc, 4 spd, new eng/clutch/ paint/· tires. much more: xlnt cond. must sell, $1400. 631-3241 for present ownr In '78. al e. sunroor. alloys. :.>,000 on eng & trans. _536-_. _lO_l _l.______ Tri...... t767 It's a Classic in superb am/Im s te r eo cass . S8.~o. 842·2508 dys , ·12 911 T Coupe : New ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. The pnce Is more Lowered. all xt ras . 770-2.84laft5PM. cond. Show car. 7P8·831l 1970DIUMPH than Cair but farm . $3500. $10.500 or TIO lse. 8-3. or Eves 830-2818 f 714-634·1727. 913-21117: al\6.675-8836or Placing a Classified ad is · 141 E.16th St . C.M TR·6 ---------1 !J74 .. 5383 as easy as da&IU\g your '72 9UT. 53K ma. Green. (7149 642·8366 A strong running six cyl Classified Ads. your ooe-l>hone. Gave us d call. Alloys. Konis. lowered.''!'~~~~~~~~! convertible which is fast stop shopping cent~r. Sell ad.Je items 642·5678 We'll do the resl 642·5678 Bra. cover. XU,t cond. 1: 9755 becoming a .. classic ". Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. M•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 Gary. s.s&-9647· ~•••••••••••••••• (2S63~•y 53995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Porsche. Runs o n TESTDRIVEOUR ~ ~.~~~1 S9800 or "LI CAI =~1~~ -Sc C. lmmaclJI~ '.cond. OF THE YEAR'' COSTA MESA S7000. Days.1848-0Z62. Good inventory in stock. tn.zsoo eves & Wknds.S45-4140 Hurry whale they last• '70 TRI. GT6 +. totally I MIRACLE restored; over 13,000 in-Porsche 924. 1977. ye low. 1u1 " ..... "/R .... "ULT o-"-" s unroor. a uto. A /C. ....uuou• _...,. vested.12tl95.~ AM /PM cassette. lo 2150Harbor Blvd mi"s. Xlnt cond. 545-5436 COSTA MESA l'ind what you want m aft 6pm & wknds. 645-5700 Datly Pilot Classifieds. Alltos, Used A.YtcK. UMd ...._. UMd ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• We'w• got to make ~· ..• So ••'n hnlng a 1p1clal clHraw ewent ••• CIVIC CYCC 4 SPEED.·· ••• SELL-OFF CALIFORNIA EPA MileGCJe Estimates CIVIC CYCC 4 SPtED TRAMSMISSIOM ,.,. ,,,, • ,,,... ••t-' ,_. ,,, ' rt')l'lt'-JHl-.t'tn ,,.,,,,.Mt" fr. '4 Ii• .. hlfi"4 ~':'.,_") :-~ .. ~;,;A~u~nt~tf;~t •••fttt.,. 90ft't1t-.1f'I, •'WI ,.,..,,mot h•O *HONDA'S BEAUTIFUL MEW SPORT CAR! MPI co........o MILIAGI Service & Parb Depts. OPEN 'TIL I 0:00 P .M. MOflday ttwu Friday s. HClbta Espanol All S. Pric•1 Do Mot IK ... Ta & LiclftW •Sa'-Prkn ~•ctl•• ttwu S.day, Aprl I. 1979 • '72 FUITWOOO IHllM. ~8()-1 """ -Ct\HMcontlOI ·-Oll'/9' " lull -SNro -p c-.. • (1$0ELVI $2999 •I CCMft DI \ltUI *°"' ----.... _ .,.._ COl'lrol Celwlollll too " •114• oower llOHtr. • stn9 '15 rotmAC CAT~A Couoe f'ICIOIV .,, -· ...0 ..... __ A ..... ....._ • -ty'l.eiLUO $2499 '17 PONnAC GUHD rttlX f .... _ ... _.., ... ollNIO.-Pn• lu•"'Y ....... ' .... l .......... -1616SOMI $5999 '11 DOCKH V• MAXI-¥ AH Air COrtO AM~~ I-CB OUMoof '"'91. -wt-811 ll'OUllCI cu.tom -" " """"""'"' •-Ill tMll 11016tt8l $7999 '70 f'OMTIAC IOMHIYIUI COUP£ One -..........,.IC 11'WT ·~·-... l-IOpl -.-. ........... ,!ieOE~ $1599 '71 fOID lANMa PICKUP Slietl °"'" YI ~ f.w ••ndow #tdre 1we1 & ,,,,.0 •ft•••• CIMl773Tl 5 C MOMT'I CAILO Eau•Pm•"' '"cluclH factory au con01tiO"lno -••_,no --et_,. """fl 1C10 (lle&.WAI $3499 '11 UMCOLM COMTIMIMTAL MARK Y M -· i_., • -AM/FM -eo w/1-... ,_ 1111 erv•••· 1ot1• PWf •••tt 6 motet l10alAUl $1599 '76 CHIYY MOMTl CARLO Full -llCIOIY .,, cond ' I.--.. 100 l••• NEW c:ono~ooo Wfln Ol'll Y 1• 000 -•ODONlOt $3999 '71 COUPI Dl VIW A~FRO ROOI' Full -IOCIO'y ... -" ., ol .... at-c-lac ... ,...,,. ·•-r,,.._,......,.1211uo&J $10,900 '76COUNDIVIUI l---·--...,ytlOO c""••CO<'lrel•,..-c.,...oo ~IOC:-"-MIOwd $5999 '11 c .. n ... COUOIA Fllll -~--e.n -CtVIH Control 'P-ol lftMY """9 .......... .,_ si-oom ,,_,,000 ,...,..,IOOIUOO $4999 '11 CHIVY CAMAIO LT "" •utomat1c DWT ,, •• ,..,0 OWt 01 ••H "" cond La/!Oau 100 rtllye ·-oeluae """"°' ' LON LOW ""'ti•' 1103.SEFI $ 5599 '75 COUPI DI VILU LNI-""""°' .. 9f'Mlr..,..,•ll-..,nvt roof tull_IOW_ (&4tMOWl ~IOCl100M..,,,,.MIOWH $5499 u s.Alll Covoe AY OfftlUO reclory eu ~'°""" ~-·""'"""" "''' ' d I",, , ' '. . ~ I I j l 1 i 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • WITlllll VUSWMBI , ... w. 2 I , ..... Wc?!?a ltJ.7551 6ll-7llO YOUR ARST GAS SAVER , ............. 'U:IC:~ Wet.NY':: ....., ......... . ........... , .. . . ' - 'l4 Javtlin AMX1 •t 8 trk. lllnl t'oaa. SIT C.llMarllaftt.~ ~ 'T7~1 •• n&o.alr, PIS•Pl9. di& w'I. eeon V·I , U=l. Aaltl•I -. ... , ... _.,,._ . 1m1111C1 ...... WIUi all ol &M d«-luxt> UOM 6 ._Ulan 14 mJI•' UMUl..A > WH ......... MOW·l7151 IAumlUtCI 29Hanor Blvd '78 racer. auta traaa CQ8TA MESA A•C. PIS. AM/t'M 111t. f7'·BOO rac·k, xlnt. Nr whotl•Hlt' _ _ book. $~800 548-SUI "18 ElftMe Wp, V-t. •uto. .. v._1wlln<ta c:rul~ control. •II po._,., ... , ~ ttl ~ml.U'IOO ~2UM ·······-··············· --'7tJ Skyhawk Clup. U '17 Ctn tury S ta lion mvtt. 38.000 ml $SOOO Waaon Pu II~ equl pl ~5418 or 64MS2l Clean 40.000 ml $3900 OJig coat lltOOO i>ttSHl "18 Regal Turbo. loa low bll S400C). ll.3t·3514 1mmat'. Must Sl•ll. $fi ---or 8 /0 . 644·9450: 673 3338 '72 F.Jectra Ltd. air. full power. l owner . $1800. '72 Le Sabre auto. A/C, 1168 3516aft 5 :io P S, P/8 , 4 dr. 49,400 m1, - dnt.. SlSOO. 646·1456 lt71 IUICIC '72 ~late Wgn.-See It, US... C111to. dnve it, you'll like it. Has all the deluxe op-sw;o 673-8164 Uons & ls extra clean . thruout! (539UZT). Was When you call Classified ~; oa aale t.o place an ad. you're as· NOW-$5111 s ured of a frie ndly IA&a IUICI( welcome and help in 292SHarbor Blvd. wording your ad for best response. Call Now ! COSTA MESA 6'2·5678 97'-2500 • Pdlc:HASI OILIAll YOUIMIW 1979 CADILLAC MOWI • /ti()()ILHb<W UAAI ('"'I·•"""''' '>40 '" 7t c::,.ao ... c.-Mwy. -.. oa ~k •Illa nau "-'-IHilt1 power aad oereo ·-··-... _ 1'.'-'--•t r...a.. (4991) SADIN llACIC '7t El Camino 18a4. xlat VAU.IYWOITS ooad, Yef7 to ml, AIC...... Mal IJl-20404tMt4t PB, PS.AM/PI L$ lo _.... ... ••••••••••••• ''Jo dMh. cstm body • p61nt. ._...., can Mll your ·u Convutlblt . •;1 Cllievr•t 2 •eta ol wbeela. Hllh ..,.cruet-van at llO eoet o...to l6a .....,,, Sfl'llpmt•l 1nr. pwr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pert . ....,. ...... llu.t to,ou.I0-1011 4H· SI02 a rt IP 11 Is wiDdDwa • door Ioele•. lt71 CHPIOUT aee to appreelate. Call . wkndl tilt wheel. s t yle trim MOMTICAILP 53f.Z'185,5al-la. 'llPOLA.RA.4door.Vl.A '70 El Dorado lmm•c P'OUP PLUS 19000 •t•eo Wlth maay.111any extra• PoaitJvel)I can ~II your ;~::::.:'!v%~~~j l"OOd One owMr All 6 IOUIMI ayatAtm! (S520GI. ·• LOW, LOW m iles! car·lruck·van al no COit looks 1ood Hu a few 11\eueCall-.nM SJalO.~ .. ~·OJ =JIU. wu.-s: on toyou.547-7011 minor dents but 11 'T2 1';1 Dorado Converti ..u..w $5666 '73. lbevy Wqon 10 ooo mechanJcally good. Will bo ·11 Ch c I ""' • • · nnon any guollne. $518 . b&. Ru11« c:Jtt w / ne evy amaro) o i•ua IUIC"' ml. pwr. wid,ws, bU. atr, 646-586'1 I ather lnt. Every opt. mi'a, P /S. P/B. AM FM _. " S2000 . SUll5 /o (r . ---------1 THEOOOW E ROBINS FOR L> .'l)t,l ~tA~ p,1 1. ·~• V L> {()~IA MF ~A t .. .J (Jl>lfl Xlnt cond ss.000/8 11t caaa .• allver blue In COi· 2925 Harbor Blvd. 7:'18-9M8/644..nl2al't6 '76~PEN Ofr 6'5,1.lllhvefl or. aaklng $4500. Call COSTA MESA R/T -,1 LTD new eq. le tr .... 497·2903 +an Spm & t7t-2500 '65 Blacayne wp. S600. 6 636-3602. PP. lfalleOfrer. AJfpower. '77 $4-vllle, 1,000 mi • .-x. wtmds. cyl. lo-upkeep. gd. util. ---------842-67CO actly hire new , fulll. FtMAL 1'71 or surfing car , runs weU. IWd 9940 --------- t'qulpp"d· astro roo • 'Tl camaro LT. blk/blk. C&.IARAMCE I &U~ .!!! .. ""'_ ........ ,,,. 1 ._-.. tt•!J Votioo tires, wire whls. 19mpg. clean. stereo. ~ -Sonora Tan. $14,500 PP SS250. Eves631·3637 on CamCaaros. MCalprices&. '72 Impala. 4 dr. ,radio. PHIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Monte rlos. a 1bus P/8 , PIS. full air. vinyl LOOG 1974 Linc. Cont Mark IV. ----1 '77 Ca maro. met pwdr Novas Drastic reduc -lop. auto trans. low FOA.D class. ic cond .. best orrer. "18Sev1lle. 20,000 m1. fully blu. fully eqwpped-P/S. tions' m1 leage. Gd cond lomi.842-6234842-8055 ec1u1ppc d . $11,500 P/B,A/C.crwsecontrol. SAVEMOWllf 962-595laft.4PM ~175.5 • ~. sterl..'O 8·trk. auto win· ••• ~ '64 Cont. 4·dr. great •76,. ~L.Vlll dows. perf.. cond .• lo mi. ·73 Monte Carlo. vinyl top. \ transporta t1on. good Xl~OUIMlnd~c 67; '7'J Eldorado. loaded. snrf . Must see to appreciate. auto. air. PS. PB. good •,.._ .: oond .. $750. 642·115.5 nt t'O ""'· prem. u res. must sell -Best offer. 213/592-5300. oond. Sl900. 494·1989 T v~ 64U..Sl99_ _ 754·7782 592-34.s. 536-6174 '•co ._.. '78 Unc. Town car . FuUY '78 El Camin o. V6 ~ ..... • • loaded. 11. K. PP. Must '76 Sevill~. light mutullu· 'Tl Coupe de Ville · 30M '74 w/a1r. A/T . Good cond. PS/PB. air, auto trans. seU. 640-1510 bronze 1 an lthr interior miles . excellent cond1· BestoCfer. hitch. xlnt cond. Only ..... ,_ .. ,..,-oio.o,•••••• Crwse control. new ur~s. llOo . 49'7·2362 eves. and 968-7278 lOK m1. 546-$062 or ••h-•-c-.. ,_ Mlfocwy 9950 full P"''r Xlnt cond Mui.t k nds On 1977 CHE-OLET ....... 7627 -••••••••••••••••••••••-. ell. $8500,besl O''nr wee e eowner "'" °""' • " '70 Rally Sporl. Good CAPllCEWAGOH 1974 FORD ORANGE COUNTY'S r P 833-2.424 '69 Coupe Good trans Cood. $2000. Has 3 seats & all the OP· '75 Nova. 4 dr. V6. air. LTD SEDAM MEWEST l.973CadCdV.runsgreat. Xlnt. mechanical cond. 581-5614 t1ons . Extra c lean auto. Sl.700. Ml-2768 aft Automatic.pwr.steerinf( LINCOLN-MERCURY fl.IJI pwr, uses reg 1;as. $850.675-2826 '68 Convertible 327. nt!W lhnlout! (803RIY>. Was _4_. --------& brakez, air cond. & in DEALERSHIP ~640mi.$259S.Make of· '76 Cad Seville: Loaded. top.$2100. aas:on sale '75 M Crlo landau 4.3.000 s parkling cond1t1on RAYFl.ADHOE fer.Mustsell673·0988 Xlnt rood. $7800. Duys 751-5821 MOW-$5666 mt. economical. all thruout! <797KRKl. Was $2995, on sale LINCOLN-MERCURY HELP! 833-22:38. Bar@alo shoppers read IAUEll IUICK xtras. Pr PlY 975· • 120 MOW-$2444 1~18 Auto Center Dr. Coovert. 76 ELDO. sPol· :_71 Coupe de V 111 e : the little ads in Classified 2925 Harbor Blvd. '70 Nova. 6 cyl (2501 PS. IAUEll IUICK SDFwy·~:~~~~rest exit less. make uny offer. Loaded. Xlnt cond. $2000. rogularly. And they find COS97T9~2M50ES0"A Xlnt transportation car. 292SHarbor Blvd. 83"7000 529-3423 (7141 548-9921 what they're looking for. Clean. S92S/bst orr. Call COSTA MESA .,. 9IOO Alltos, M,w 9100 Aaltot, M•w 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Alltos, M•w 9100 _ssz..4 __ 136_· -----979-2500 ·72 Col. Park 9 pass. wag ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Nova. l owner. $1200. ---------• Wh ite, full y loaded! ~Firm. 1976 FORD Xlnt! $2.100. 675-6161 BRAND NEW '79 COROLLA 53679 4 sl)eed. bucket seats · body side· moldings (TE316071071 This truck 1s fully factory equipped inc. 4 speed trans . & front d isc brakes. (AN32010567). BRAND NEW '79 PICKUP . SA,93 ONLY -~ Motlltily lellll _, >t 11200 SM l)fl()t .. •44rll fOlll e111111 pnce,. S•8:-M 1• 1nc•ud•"'l\I ta.a and hcente OettWttiO 0-1""-"' pr.ce •I . $~I Sol ""''"°""' , .. •no ._ •ncl ... C•'V'ftO c~ FOf '8 "'°'"'" on lllC>'O¥ai DI '°"' ljOOcl ""'"I ""'--•y ...,2~ Automatic transmission. air condll1on1ng. power steer· Ing. custom wheels & ton· neau cover. (35889HI 52599 1975 DATSUN a.210SIDAM Just In ttrne tor Spnng Pret· ty little white car w11h blue interior. A ga s s aver• (709MMK) -52799 1977TOYOTA CIUCA CH uni.ACK Automatic transm1ss1on. air condit1on1ng. mag wheels & stereo with tape. (289AYI) 631-0812 GRAM TORINO '72 Montego wag. Xlnl '73 Capnce wagon. air. 4 Door. Alr cond .. pwr cond. 1 ownr. 64.000 m1. am/fm. hitch SOK m1. steenng & brakes and .......... ftrm •un 7905 $1495 or vest offer. UYN miles! Pnced for 1-•.JDUV ____ ._'"""---·-~ OYER 756-9448.644-8722 quick631~!5123 YOUR CHOICE '74 El Camino w/camper ---------lltA.MD MEW 1979 85 .• EW shell. loaded w/extras. Positwely can sell your MBCURY clean. lo mi. S48· L945 car·truck·van at no cost MAllqUIS & 'al Chevy Impala. 2 dr. toyou.547·7Gl8 COUGAl XR71 '79 CELICAS . ~::~:~PSl~s 9~~~~~m~ l X~4/ F1MT ~tcr:o~ 'c1:.~: ALL ::.7•c1 631-LSM good cood. SLSOO 645·0896 RA y Ft.ADEIOE MIUHSllS BWE ESEKKI ~ ......... !!.~~ t.~~1t:~~;t.f~~· ~"f~~~-;;,cJ':.~ '78 Corvette. silver An-cruise control. good 830-7000 n1 ver sary S pecia l . cond S3,000 5527881 1--------.... loaded wlcustm car cov . --'71'1 Bobcat Station Wagon: er $12.900. or best offer 68 Galaxy 50-0 Needs air. p is. p/b. a m /Cm I 72 V STATIOH WAGOM ~utomat1c. air cond . AM/FM with taQe & custom interior. Two tone paint. Beautifully maintained car. (778HGJ) s2999 1975 VOLVO 4 Dll SID.AH GRANDE LUXUS MODEL '4 speed w/OVerdnve. sunroof. leather. pwr . steer1ny & stereo w/tape. (3"21< DI I s.s.99 NEW '79 TOYOTA CELICA LIABACK EQu1pmenr includes a 4 s p eed trans mission & stereo wilh tape A nice. econol'nlcal car• I 249RYU I 53399 1976 VOLVO STATIOH WAC.OM 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on with overdrive. air cond1t1on1ng. stereo and luggage rack. (0625291. s ~ . 714/62Hi044. body work Runs good cassette. $4100. 493-3147 $.500/oHer 640-2897 e' es. ------Mu1t.q 9952 9933 '75 Tonno wagon. auto. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.~er i air. 38.000 mi '68 Must . rblt eng·40K ma Mere Cougar. New trans 982_ --ori g ow n er. $20011 & eng. Needs body work 1950 ford P U 302 V 8. negotiable. U)'s 768-1857. $700/olfer. Tim 548-4280 <.tuto trans nd:. body E'es49J.6189·Clark. 9800 work. paint. Must sell : . ...._ ~ --9-1-0-0 S500 675-6266 aft 4PM ~1. "ew ·······················----...................... . LOOKING FOR GAS MILEAGE? YOU'LL FIND 'EM RIGHT HERE! GOOD, SOLID, MADE IN U.S.A. CARS • GREAT ECONOMY CARS! filVIMG YOU ••• •Great Gas Mileage •Low Maintenance • High Trade-in Value ALL THE GOOD ONES ARE AV AILAILE RIGHT HERE CHOOSI .. OM Al•ID. MMe Piii. LI MAMS, AMD SUMlllDS. 2480 Hw bor .-..arc1 . .. ,. 549-4300 ,I\ e I MAdl I "II. Good cood. 111,au&o.SllOO m.- "r.5 Gbla. .-, 25.000 ml. xlnt coad. AC, loaded $21150.~ Cfda•••• ...................... lt770LDS CUSTOM CRUtSI 3 see&a. Hal all the op. lions 6 leu Ulan 29. mileal <111TDF). Was $81195;onsale NOW-$5111 IAURIUtCK 212:5 Harbor 81 vd. COSTA MESA t7t·2500 ----'68 P Olds 98 Gd trans car. A/C, PB/PS, S800 or b8t olr. 642-l.Sl.S 75 ClT1'LASS 4 Dr. Lake oew, 40.000 mi, vinyl lop. loaded. $3800 'Tl ~ 4 Dr. like new, 32,000 ml, AM/FM cass l5000 Tom. days 492-2100. eves 492·2300 PP Olds "78 Cutlass Supreme. Broqb Super shape . T,qwpped. 752-2784. '71 ei..tom Cruiser Wgn. Sdl. all op(.s, 4000 ml on new trans. Xlnt cond S1250/obo PP. 751-4555 '73 98. 2Dr. rblt carb, l'CW tram. AM /FM ster cass. M/aee to appr. $1650/obo. PPm~ --------..... 9957 ....................... ~ Pbd.o Wagon V-6, auto ci-a-. JOmPJi, low miles. S26001offer. f114) ..-8fter 5 p.m. 6 weekends or (714 > 5 1000. ext. 307 wkdaya. '74 Pinto Square. Auto, A/C. Good eGnd n,_ 6 hn*9 good cond. $1100. 841-UedlPll. ...,..... 9960 ................. ~····· '71 Pl YMOUTM FURY2DOOll Aut.omatic, air cond .• AM /Fii, vinyl top, pwr. steering & only 55,500 • LOW miles. (557CZN). (Stk. 1031A). $1971 THEODORE ROBINS FORD ?ur.o HAR P.QR Bl VO CO~TA M l.SA 6~2 0010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" POMTIAC ...... D Automatic:, pwr. st. & brakes, ~ wheels & AM/FllI....ue. (Xcm50). ONLY Int ....., ...... miOHarbor Blvd., C.M. MS.1700 '78 Trans· Am II aeb DKll Macho bilh performance l»kl· tl98 out of ~· 300 made. Hunt 4·apd. Hooker Headen. all pwr, a /c. SmGI eert.. lleullic bm. w/belle welour. Gold 11•1• It trim. Jay -.maN.llOG·f'rL 976POMTIAC TIAMSAM Sllwr wl&b black. Just tbe rtOt miles. alr eond •• ..,_. ateertaa & brakes, sterw caueiie, sports ......... ,...,. IAM'"ACK YAUn .. OITS IJl.zM04tMt4t '10 , .. _ l9ort Coupe. Rel· 1u lest offer • ..,. ...,.. 84t·lll6 .... ... Grim~ all power, ==-...... "'°'· , t ... "'. ....................... :!'F.CM..-:. Air, • Int. eo••· r.flT. J.P •Tm . . . tllll879,.. I . I ::~: M,MO COME ON IN NOW DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE. f OftOfUtMONr -----·· ANY CM. .... Ol'f.._....,...., ollCM• ... ~Gr .... $3770* IUY ANY NEW STATION WAGON IN OUR HUGE INVENTORY ••• AND GET FREE Lml.E RED WAGON I . J . '74 PLYMOUTH 4oaootl Automatic transmission. power steenng & brakes. radlO f 382LFPl '71 PLYMOUTH COIOMIT Vinyl too. autorMttc. air condi tioning. po w er ;'2577 '72 Pl YMOUTH DUSTB 2~ HAIOTOP Automatic. e>0wer steering. power b rakes air cond1t1ontng. t962n 51777 '74 CHEVROLET 1/J TOH rtCICU, & cylinder. 3·soeed. economy special 17589581 In the DAILY PI LOT . . TOltlMO ~· Automatic transmission power steering & br1kes. racho. 1277WPYl 51971 '11 FORD ~o V·8. au1omat1c. power steering & brakes. AM/FM radio. till wheel cruise control. 11r cono 194031 55477 ll'toC1(Mlf& ~ .... ~ ....... AlllD"" ''P'-' •->-l .. ~,,..~~ r......,....a-.... t.&.tOS.... -c.-. • ...,.. ~~~.,.. ~~~f ...... <.oo "•wn' O JI 0 ~~•..O"'O'• Sl50 (WF"I NCJCM)t I MC1lA(I( c l'M)l(MK 0 ~~ ....... ~ ............ "'......,.. ........ "" . ..,, c...-r-•.:-•"°' ( .,,...;-t _.,, ••• __,. c,..~,, __ P ...... U.t.tori,,-.ft•~1 ....... l(lla ... .,. ....... ,.....,. . ,..,,.."'..,,.""~""""""~· °"--...... -(~°'._.__....... ~0--,_.,... -c.-.--~ ....... ~l..,....11 ..... ~0i ...... -o.o-w,...,,_,..,..,~ ... ~-...1-.. ..e-~t-· c.. ~~..,.~ .. c-.. ) ... , C>A 0 -•OAOI._ ..,..,o~o•-l ... ,...,... .... .,.. ~j'"t,.,,._...~ ..... 1-. ........ -... ~·,~·· '"'ll"l ' -"'"""° ... _ ... -..-.. =.t~:..-: ..... ,,.,,.,,,,...,,, '. "-""" S200°"' -·-oo..-~•("'°"10 ~....:.." -.t300 Ol'fl ltc.C-S3500ff' & \00°0 FINAf\ICING ! o.~.c. '7lFOID TOtnMO J.oooll MMDTOf' Automatic tranam1as1on. powe1 steering power brekes. air cond11ton1ng 1013PTZI 52477 '71 FOID llMYAM Autometie. powef t1eering. power brakes. 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The last-minute m a neuver came just before the trial or Valley Teen Captures ~peel By JERRY CLAUSEN Of-o.ily~ll.CStatf A 125-pound youth who saw a suspected burglar leave his Foun tain Va lley ho m e Thursday chased down the 6·foot. 4-ioch 200-pounder and sat on him until police arrived. Arrested was une mployed carpenter Gary C. Darke, 32, of Anaheim. He was booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of residential burgla ry. His 5-foot. 7-inch captor, 18· year-old Ronald Lee Jenson. told police be was returnlng home at 10:30 p.m. when be saw Darke leaving through the rear door of thehouseat9684Shamrock Ave. Police said the youth, a former LaQuaa High School wresUer. chased the suspect through the residential neighborhood The suspect finally was tackled on the lawn or a home at 9681 Shamrock Ave., police said. Officers. who were investigal· ing reports of a prowler just blocks away, were told or the chase and arrived to take Darke into custody minutes a fter he was downed. Recovered. police said, were $104 in cash reportedly taken from a purse belongin g lo Jenson's mother, Mrs George C. Adams ~Young Jenson, beginning work on an apprentice carpenter's job. could not be reached for comment this morning. But Fountain Vatley Police Lt. Bob McClain noted: ·'The kid did one great job " Pizza Parlor In Huntington Hit for $200 A Huntington Beach pizza parlor was hit by two armed bandits Thursday who took $200 and we re last seen running across an open field near Beach Boulev8J'd and Heil Avenue. PoUce said there were no in· 'juries in the 6:28 p.m. heist at Me & F.cl's Pina, 16532 Beach Boulevard. One ol the bandits wielded a 1 ,45 caliber revolver, the other carried what may have been a Luger or automatic pistol, police 'said. Aft unidentified employee was forced to tum over restaurant receipts before the two men ned cm foot acrou a nearby field. Frozen Boll " Sperm Stolen OCEANSIDE (A'P> - Joaepblne Scripps, a prize· wlanln1 dairy farmer whose male family m~mbera made tlaeir fame wttb rtewspapen, bas reported tbe theft of 500 ampules ",..... '*111perm. coa&alnen valued ............. ftUed •• Hol1teln ball ~· .. --.. COWi '7...:; ................ ..... .... .. • ,.,... to ... ..... ta .. 1 Ill,,_ ..... .;ilb ......... the sperm ....... ,pe-..... ...,,. Diedrich and co-d .,fendant LeRoy Rose. was to gel under way. It touched off an animated ex<'hange between the defem.e lawyers and prosecutor Michael Capiui. Before the legal confrontation ended: Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp sent the jury home and scheduled a hearing for Monday morrung. Dledrtch climbed ant.o the witness box and, among other things, denied he had any deal· mgs with those who allegedly br ibed him in 1973-74 . Defense attorney Keith Monroe charged Capizzi with making "a transparent attempt to deprive this man <Diedrich > or his constitutional rights ." In turn, Capizzi labeled the de fense lawyers' las t -minute move "tardy at best" and, out s ide the courtroom. called their a rgument ··a bogus issue." Key figure in the dispute was prosecution witness Michael Remington. Diedrich's personal lawyer in 1973 and allegedly the funnel through which bribery dollars allegedly flowed to Diedrich. Monroe told Judge Tharp that. because Re m i ngton wa s Diedrich's lawyer , be cannot disc uss a s a witness or otherwise bis d ealings with Diedrich. But Capizzi insisted the issues at band did llOt involve a Jawyer- clienl relationship. Furthermore. Capiui argued, legal sanctions involved in lawyer-client privilege don't hold when a· crime has been committed. "Shouldn't that be something decided al a hearing?" Judge Tharp asked as he scheduled the hearing for Monday and indical· ed the trial will start immediate· ly afterwards. Diedrich was called to the <Stt DIEDRICH, Page A2> Monkey Pete Returns to Stripper Act NASHVILLE. Tenn. <APl After a footloose night on the town, a fire-eating, tequila· swilling, blue-jean clad monkey named Pete is back in the arms or bis stripper. Pele is part of exotic dancer Sylvia LaSerena's s nake-and· simian act. In the wee hours of Wednesday, alter her show at the Classic Cat JI, be dashed out a n open d oor and headed downtown, trailing bis leash. Manager Gary Rook said the 3-foot. 35-pound monkey ran away because Pete's partner, a 75-pound boa constrictor, rubbed him the wrong way. Ms. LaSerena .. 28, of Mexico City, said of the simian Thurs- day, "He does this all the time. He's done it before. I've had him for four years. He just pulled his leash and I couldn't gel bold of him. I was holding the snake ... But the meandering monkey was returned to the fold. "He was way out on the highway," Ms. LaSerena said. "I think be jumped o n somebody's car and the guy rolled the window down and be got in." Pete was back on the billing for Thursday night's shows. SE4SllE~GO FOR GOOD WILL OCEAN CITY, N.J . CAP> - Who sells seashells by the seashore? Not Ocean City. About this time each year, local b..meomben ...... col· ~ lblUI to be liven to awn· m« tGurtlta wltll u Ocean City clecal .u.ebed • a promotional ad IOOdwlll .-ure. Retidenta .-......... at leut IO ''respee • table" IMlll "'"'" eertlficatea •••l•I tltem honorary bMeltcomben. APW1,...-o Brown's Reque~t ·Denied SACRAMENTO <AP > -The managers of the Rancho Seco nuclear power plant voted 3-2 early today to keep it operating despite the incident at its near twin in Three Mile Island, Pa. • A few hours later , the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission rejected an appeal by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. to temporarily close Rancho Seco. Brown also made a direct ap· peal to the public ly owned Sacramento Municipal Utility District lo shut down the plant until the trouble al Three Mile Island as analyzed. Both were built by the Babcock & Wilcox Co. Ma nagers voted after seven noisy hours of testimony from the public, most of it urging them lo shut the plant al least temporarily PEDESTRIANS LEAN INTO STRONG WIND THURSDAY NEAR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO In the Event You've Wondered, Thi• I• Why They Call It 'the Windy City' ThP chafrm.an of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said lD a letter wntten today to Brown that there was "reasonable as surance" that Rancho Seco ··can cont1Due to operate without danger lo the public health and safel y." ~ Brown Leaves For Africa- With Singer? Great Lakes Storm The plant is on a prairie a few miles ~theast of Sacramento and about the same distance northeast of Stockton. Takes Seven Lives The five board me mbers in· dicaled in ao informal telephone poll last week that tbey stood 3-2 in favor of maintaining opera· lions. N&W YORK <AP> -Aides to California Gov. J erry Brown said today h.e was leaving on a 10-day African safari with .. a friend." ll is rumored that the friend is his sometime companion, rock singer Unda Ronstadt. Brown. a n unannounced De mocr atic presidential con· tender. "agonized" over the political implications of vaca· lioning with Miss Ronstadt, ac- cording to friends, who were quoted by the New York Post. "Finally. be just said. 'To hell with il. · .. o ne unidentified friend was quoted as saying. Brown was expected to take a flight from John F. Kennedy Airport to Liberia today. The Post said Brown, 41. was believed lo be traveling with the 32-year·old Miss Ronstadt. Aides to the governor said on· ly that he was traveling with "a friend." The newspaper said sources close lo Brown would not say whether lhe vacation meant that he a nd Miss Ronstadt would be married during the trip. "He's strait-laced and I tbinJc it"s fair to say he would know a trip like this wo uld invite speculation about their plans." a nother friend was quoted as saying. Ira Kraslow. a spokesman for Miss Ronstadt, said "Linda is going on vacation. She's j ust re- turning from a long. exhausting tour in Australia and Japan and s he doesn 't want the press following her around or knowing where she's vacationing.·• By The Associated Press An icy s pring storm tore across the Great Lakes region ~ wiU. wtnda up to SIO mph that Wnaei build.lngs, ripped power lines and trees, disabled a freighte r and sent ice packs smashing into lakesbore proper· ty. At least seven deaths were blamed on the near-blizzard that caused widespread blackouts in several states, dumped heavy snow in some areas and turned streets and s idewalks into greatsheetsofice. The 730-foot Canadian ore freighter Labradoc with 20 men a board was reported in trouble in Lake Eric about 18 miles northwest of Ashtabula. Ohio. A Canadian coast g ua rd pla ne circled it to drop life rafts and a nother freighter was on the way lo the scene. The U.S. Coast Guard said the Labradoc broadcast a mayday s ignal this morning, reporting. it was listing heavily to port m winds up to 50 knots and had 15-foot waves washing over its deck. At least 170,000 homes and businesses in Michigan were plunged into darkness as winds topping 65 mph lashed the Lower Peninsula. tee packs on Lake Erie were blown a.shore al Buffalo. N.Y .. wrecking a tavern a nd s ix houses along the s horeline. About 75 persons evacuated their homes in the Sunset Bay community when floodwaters from Callaraugua Creek sur- rounded about 200 homes. Authorities in Ohio said roors were ripped orr numerous homes and businesses and many windows were shattered. A circus-size tent collapsed on Theft Ber•n Val,l,ey C/,erk 'Fnutmted' Daisy Fresh Dairy clerk Ruby Jones is described today by poUce as· 'frustrated.·• OnTuesday, tbe5S-year<Old womaawasbeld up by a gun. man who pulled a revolver from beneath his blue nanne~ shirt at 2:58 p.m. and ordered: "Give me all the money in the cash register, starting witb the 20s." THE BANDITS described as about S feet, 10 lncbes tall and weari08 a red baseball cap over bis brown hair. Oed the store al 17050 Newland St .. Fountain Valley. with $238. He came back to the store al 12:40p.m. Thursday, police said. TIOS TIME THE gunman reached beneath the 11me blue Dannel shirt for the same blue-tlleel revolv~ but didn't say a word, offlcen reported. LOOKING INTO TllB MllB tun berrel, tbe clertr knew wbatsbewuauppoeedtodowlU.thesmallwblteba1tbe1un· man haded ber, ]»Ollce ukl Sbeplaeed 1188.tltn It. Tbe robber lifted the claaqe drawer In the cuh resister ia .. arc11o1 lllOl'tl curreaeJ aDd then ran from~ 1'°1e . Tldl ttme, IM)wever. lbe clerk told poll~. ber uaallant was weariQI a blue baseball cap. ·a boat show in Grand Traverse The roll call was the same as County, Mich .. Thursday night, the informal poll: Voting lo keep but sheriff's deputies said all lbe running were President William s-t.a&an esc-r::!i WliD,lured. Baird and memben Paul Can-..--, b and and Donald McClain. Voting lo In I I s1q, ic ·• ...,.. h t d be a· k s leet "turned the streets and 5 u own were mem rs 1c sidewalk$ into great s heets of Castro and Gary Hursh. ice," said Mayor Gerald Graves. The hearing opened with a About 50,000 CommonweaJth turn-away crowd at Ute SMUD Edison customers in ~e Chicago headquarten buiJding. metropolitan area, including After about 2 'h hours, the 40,000 in the n orthern and board bad beard from about 30 western suburbs, lost electrical of the 107 persons who signed lo power for up to several hours sp~ak. At. midnigh~. SMUD's because of downed lines. ,chief engineer ar~1ved from Stuart Lewis, a Federal Avia· . Washington, O.C., with tbe word lion Administration duty officer , t h a t the fe der3:1 Nu clear said winds forced some opera· Regulator~ <?omm1~s100 fo~d tion a l d e lays at Chicago's from prehmmary mformah?o O'Hara International Airport. on Rancho Seco t~at there was Chicago Fire Department of no reason to order it shut. .. ficials said severe winds ripped Th«: e!lgineer, John Mattimoe, loose several marble slabs from said it is a saf~ pl~nt, a~d rec· the Ritz-Carlton Hotel that fell om mended keeping it running. LO to 15 floors to the sidewalk off After the vote at about 2 a .m., North Michigan Avenue. No in· the board members and abo~l juries we r e r eported , but half the peak crow~ stayed in authorities closed the street ~he basef!lent cafeteria excbang- alongside the hotel. ang questions an? answers. 'Windfall Tax' Plan Studied Guards earlier closed the doors after the arrival or the maximum number of persons al· lowed in the building by the fire marshal, which Baird said was 960. Loudspeakers were set up in the lobby. A number of persons waited outdoors to enter 0 • • when others left. BiV pp08lll0ll Less than a handful of the ./ first 30 speakers favored keep- WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi- dent Carter 's energy plan to cou- ple higher domestic oil and gasoline prices with a "windfall profits tax" is already facing stiff opposition in Congress. Top administration allies on Capitol Hill predicted an uphill battle for the lax proposal the president announced Thursday night. "It's going to be tough," said Senate Ene r gy Committee Chairman Henry M. Jackson, D· Wash. In a nationaJly broadcast ad· dress. the president would DID CARTER SURRENDER TOOILCONCERNS?-AS GASOLINE MONEY SPLIT SIX WAY&-A7 ~SUGARCANE -~wuw;-TO GAs--83 gradually lift price lids ~n domestically produced crude oil, leadine to total decontrol by mid·l•l -a goaJ long sought by tbe U.S. oil industry. . Administration officials aaad the.plan would add 4 to 5 cents a gallon to tbe price of 1aaoline aad other petroleum products by mid·lE. But other unofficial estimates put the total lacreueat up to 15centl a 1allon. • Carter's •ddress came two yean after be sent his lirstenerty Laa to Coa&reu as · 'tbe ._.a1 :C.utvaleal al war,'' a packap of propoMI• that took Coo1reu unlll lut fall to pau . <See TU PIAN. Pa•e .U\ ing the plant open. They were applauded by about one-third of the audience -a nd booed by much of the remainder Coast Weather Mostly cloudy today t hrough Saturday morning becoming clear Saturday afternoon. Highs Saturday in the 70s. Lows tonight in the SOs. INSIDE T8D~ Y Five hvndMJ fifty tap don· cer1 could lortd Ororage Cmm.· ty in the "Gtdlawu Book o/ World R.ecorda" .if all goes according to plan Saturday during filming of a TV 1pecial. The hoofer., fnOSCJJ from the coa1&al com · numUia, .are out to "--'.a record •t ht Loftdon /our ~,, 0410. s.. Page 81. ...... • OM.V,._OT Hff By GAaY G•ANVILI. ......... -....-.. ..... A lawsuit almed at reeoffring lhe U ,4 million pald by Ulle at.ale to the lrvitW CompaD.J for dvee a.Jandf and other Ud lancb ta Upper Newport 8Q WH nled to- day In Oran1• County Superior Court. The ult moo by tM orana~ County Foundation for ""4!f'VI Uon ol Public Propef11 allqe the compuy dJd not own the Up· per Bay land "'hen It wa sold to the alate In 1975 The complalnt tndlcialM lh roundation ii an Wllncorporat l'd u21oe 1t1llon "'Hh f'rank Roblnson. Fron Rt>blr\$OI\, Al Ian lkw. Jean £berhnte CoMn. the Slt.>rra lub and Mlcbelh.• Perrault Ub partlh to tbe •~ • ~oc1at100 Named defendants a re the Irvi ne Compa n y , F i r s t Amtrkan Till~ Company, th~ st ate, the county, the. city of Newport Beach and Attorney General George Deukmejian. Alleged In the suit Is that lhe property covered by the state purchase was constitutionally protected public tidelands. "At no time did the Irvine Company ... acquire a ny vaJid tegal right thereto or interest therein," the complaint alleges. Jt goes on to ask the court lo order the company to repay the '3.4 million plus seven percent interest from lhe sale date or Ap ril 11, 1975 Tho~e filing the laws uit charge in their complaint that jlhe pay- ment to lhe company "was an ii· legal payment of public monies" and "is a waste or public monies • and said payment is void and voidable." The 1975 sale ended a Jong. standing dJs pute over lhe Upper Bay tidelands and forever ended the Irvine Company's plan to de· velop the Upper Bay. S im ultaneously , the Upper Newport Bay tidelands were set as ide a s prot ected p ublic wi ldlands. The lrvinf' Company offi cials had no advance notice or the foundation's intention to rile the lawsuit Consequently. they were una- ble today to comment on the al leg ations However . First American Ti- lle Company conveyed the tiUe from the company to the slate in 1975 Guard Cleans Bolsa Chica Reserve Area l.m1t.s from the California Na · t1onal Guard will give the Bolsa· Chica Ecological Reserve a spring clean in~ Saturday. Troops based In Ma nhattan Beach will pick up and haul awa) concrete slabs and other rubble that has accumulated over the years Officials estimate that about 50 tons or lhe waste material 'believed to be from construction projects have been d umped in the dry land area near Pacific Coast Highway and Warner Avenue Ch u ck Gibson. a n a d · m1mstratlve aide for Rep. Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach, said the a rrangement will combine a valuable communit y service with a training session for the National Guard troops. Gibson. a former Huntington Beach planning commissioner, said planning for the cleanup had the backing of Lungren who has been concerned about the-aestheticsofthe area. "It probably would never have been accomplished by any other m anner because of costs," he declared Saturday's operations will be coordinated by officials with the state Department of Fish and Game OftANOE COAST HIF DAILY PILOT ,,,. 0.-C-o.tly l'•lol. wttllwllo<ft ,.~ OiMO , ... __ i.,hpubll_..,, t ... Or ... COtit~C-S.-... ""'-et• publi\MO<ty\. n. lltlft(lpjol -1"'4"9 -It et DI W.•I ... $(rtf4. c.4'1-c.lifemj• ... ·-....... ___ ....,_ J«, •. CWltt Vl<t....,icltftl•M0.-•-- '1MMa11t-...... ,_,._,... _,,.."' . ..,.. °""" "· i.-_...... ... -M \l\laM-Mflllte.ilen WHt ==Ntel HufttlMIOft ..... OMce ,-,.,Je..cll ....... . IMll"" A-t· I' 0 lo1fM..,.. ~ .. '"~=1•'4rwl C..taMf .. IJO-l41'1t1 nm::_~!° •AP> Baja~.Cdfonli •· .... a ~ I week..W:' thiulka partlJ to AIDerie• aeekN clluper 1110UM. The price at mo t T11uamt pump wu • centl a gallon for rerular grade il!J. 68 for ...... d and 18 for diesel rue -for below current us. pnces . Jn lit r~ as Mciucan ftas sales fig ure. that ls 17.6 U S. cents per llt~r or trO for no-lead, and 12.39 cents for regular. Th re are 3.87liters 1n a 1aUon. A station owner s old Thursday that no chaq e In th price charted ror lho gov rnment 1•1 ls expect· ed. ut least flOOn "We don't churtM • U1~· 1mce~." said JesUI Meza. who£e ~tat.Jon 116 lo ·utt-d IO the La Meu outskirts of TiJuama "You c·un uit uully dt-~nd on them staying the samt:.·· An orrtciul of Petreolos Mt'xicanos, Mexico's gove rnment-owned oat and gas monopoly, said U.S. motori ls have accounted for a 20 peroent increase an RDS saJ in rec nt w~ks Carter Outlines Energy Use Cuts WA.SlDNG'fON tAV >-Here. at-a-glance, are the bigblights of President Carter's energy address: OIL PR.ICING Carter proposed a timetable for phasing out federal price con- trols on crude oil by September 1981. Adminlstratioo officials say the rise ol U.S. oil prices to ·world levels will add about 4 to 5 cents per gallon to the cost of a gallon of gasoline. Other estimates have ranged up to 15 cents per gallon. WINDFALL P&OFITS TAX Re proposed a tax of 50 percent dn additional company profits produced by removal of price controls on oil already in production. Officials say the combined effect or this "windfall profits tax" plus regular federal, state and local income taxes would actually re- cover for the public some 70 percent or the additional profits from decontrol. ENE&GYnJND Carter proposed an Energy Security Fund. drawing on some Sll.4 billion or more of the additional oil tax income during the next three years. to provide about $2. l billion in aid to the poor, $700 million to improve mass transit facilities and $8.6 billion to in· crease domestic energy sources. HEATING AND COOLING He p ledged to yut into effect, as soon a s Co~gress ~pproves mand atory thermostat limits in non-residential buildings. Tem- per atures could be set no higher than 65 degrees for healing and no lower than 80 degrees for cooling. DRIVING Carter urged motorists to reduce their driving voluntarily by 10 to 20 miles per week. perhaps by leaving their cars home one day a week. He also ordered phasing out o< free and cul·rate park· ing available to many federal employees. STA'EE GASOLINE TARGETS He proposed setting state targets for reducing gasoline con sumption. to be met by volontary actions if possible GAS SfATION CLOSINGS Jf it becomes necessary to close gasoline stations on weekends to save fueJ, states could submit alternative conservation plans subject to federal approval. Gas station closings on weekends would become mandatory in a state that failed to be meet con· servation goals. NUCLEAR POWER He announced establishment of an independent commission to investigate the accident at Pcnn sylvania·s Three Mile Island nuclear power plant , but said he will continue to seek legislation for speeding the citmg and licensing of nuclear power plants and other major energy racilit1es, including coal slurry pipelines. OIL PIPELINE He proposed legislation lo override stnle and federal laws as needed to authorize quickly the construction of a pipeline to carry lanker-delivered Alaska oil from Ca lifornia to Texas. TAX INCENTIV ES Carter proposed a federal tax credit of $3 a barrel to en- courage production or shale oil . a tax credit for residential wood stov~s: additi~nal tax credits !Qr equipment a nd archltecturaJ con- s tructions usmg solar energy, and permanent exemption of '"gasohol, .. an alcohol-gasoline mixture, from the gasoline tax. T HE ENVIRONMENT He postponed for one yea r the next planned reduction of lead in gasoline. This would save the 011 needed to r eplace the lead while maintaining necessary octane ratings. South County I.Lav Of/ic.er Wu Rapped Orange County a}ler iff's representatives said Thursday that budget constr aints are. cre ating a shortage of in· vestigators in the south county while at the same tim-public calls for help increased' 16 per- cent last year. The bleak pi cture of the IOUth county's law enforcement Qro· tectlon came at a county gove!Ti- ment preliminary budget hear- ing. As the hearings kicked off, Robert E. 'Ibomas, the count.y's chief administrative offi cer, said the coming year's county budcet ahould be held to last year's level of $510 miJllon. He told department heads * * * F,....PageAJ TAX PLAN •• Carter said the action would help conserve oil by malting it more expensive and aJso provide ,a financial incentive to U.S. oil companies to seek and develop oil fi elds:. And he told Americans: "Each· 9r you will have to use less oil and pay more for it." He said this would help move the nation away from Its heavy reliance on import,. ed oil. 'lo lreepoll companies from get-" ling too rich from decontrol, .. Carter proposed the "windfall profi ts tax·· on half the extra revenues that oil companies would get from higher prices. Proceeds wouJd be used to aid poor families, for mass transit projects and to help develop energylOW'Ces. tbelr 1979-80 budgets tnust not· 'I"! fj9• exceed t.b1s year's ellpenditures. .1.. m• IC Proposition 13 con.straint& still fl, rel1n and, like last year, .. the Lights D ccnlnty ls again at the mercy of • Ile s tate legislators• ball-out benevolence, Tbomn saht. Long.awaited traffic slgnals at How much moae1 the II.ate congested Sin Diego Freeway l'tll allQtate ts ltUI Untnc>wn. off-ramps ln· Fountain Valley 0 Aa ol tJds date lo timt, thete~s . should be installed by early no accUJ'ate number ID Jthfl. June, city offieials announced. bud1et ... Tboma11ald. • • i · · The slgnal& will be p&a~ at Tbe lbertff ..-..r:.--rt-the freeway rampe w6ere £Illa ment led off the hearjngs, Avenue joins Euclid Street, ol- scbeduled to ran Thundq ad fic lall uid. l"rtda11 througll April Iii CalTran1 wHJ pay for the Couty admlniltrttof'I have $54,0GI project. 1tYen tbe law enforcement Wayne Osborne, city dlredoc' a1eac1 a "target ._.ocaUGD11 for of public worb, Mid tbe alpall nnt year ol -.S mmto. .. -Noald ..... opera~,,,, ..... ---- • • SPRINOnt:LO. Ill. (AP) -A state Houle commlttM bu ap. proved a bUI that would require wrlllen contracu be tween cou pJH who 11 ve tosether without marrt .. e. The Judiciary CommlUee MDt · the bW to the tun HC>uM b)' a ,.., vote Thurtday. The bill would require a writ· ten contract before one ol the pa rtne r s could s ue for a monetary settlement after the relaUoaablp ended. thut avoid· lna 1ltuallon1 s uch H the Callfon:Ua cue involving actor Lee Marvln and bis former lov- er, lt& ap()DIOl'I say. "Unless there la a written eon. tract between couples who are cobabitlnl, oo recove ry is aJ. lowed," Republican Rep. John W. Hallock Jri. one of the bill's sponsors, told the committee. The measure would apply to all such future relationships and also retroactively to couples already living together outside of marriage. In the Marvin case. Michelle Triola Marvin has sued the actor for $1.8 million -hatr bis earn· ings during the ir s ix year s together -contending she is owed that amount because she performed the duties or a wife and helped his car eer e ven though they were not married. F,....Pflf#AJ DIEDRICH .. stand by Monroe in an effort to bols ter bis conte ntion that a lawyer-client relalionshlp exist· ed between Diedrich and Rem· ington. When it came hls tum to ques- tion Diedrich. Capizzi wasted Lit· tie lime before getting to the heart of the case -if Diedrich. under the guise of leJ;al fees paid to Remington. acce pted and solicited bribes from the Grant Corp. '"Did you <in 1973> discuss any business dealings wi th officers and employees of the Grant Corp.?" Capizzi asked. ··No. abs o l ute l y n ot ." Diedrich ans wered as the de· fense lawyers gasped aloud and called out objections lo the ques- tion. In addition to attemptinR to move Remington out or the triaJ as a prosecution witness, the lawyers raised similar issues about two other witnesses who bad testified before the grand jury in tts probe leading to lhe Diedrich-Rose indictment Taken aback by the effort to limit the prosecution 's case. Capizzi with a s mile asked Judge Tharp: "'May I refer to the defendants and use the word bribery in my opening statement"!·· Mangers Talk Set A sse mbl y m a n De n n i s Mangers, D-Hu nlington Beach, will be the speaker a t t he 8th An- nual Huntington Beach Police Recognition and Merit Awards luncheon next Wednesday. The event, sponsored by the Huntington Beach Chamber or Commerce. will begin at nooo at the Huntington Beach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Highway. Cost for the luncheon is $7.50 per person. For more informa· lion . contact the chamber at 962-6661. SWrt•Basted Det. Doris Stoehr cleft> is hemmed in by old uniform a s Det. Ellen King goes over barricade during demonstra· tion of the new look called for under an order to stand· ardize uniforms for men and women of New York City Police Department. Skirts are out and pants are the or- de r or the day. Multiple Charges . Faced by Youths Two youths who police accuse of plundering a Costa Mesa car lot, viciously stabbing a guard and then leading pursuers on a 100-mile-per-hour ch ase in a stolen sports coupe face multiple charges today. Vincent Patrick Velardez, 18, and bis companion, 16, bolh San- ta Ana residents. were captured shortly after 2:30 a.m. Thursday when the hlgh-performance auto piled up in a pa rkway in Santa Ana. Patrol Sgt. Max Wtlson·s squ ad car nearly s truck the younger suspect who started to run into its palh after the crash a t the Sa n ta An a po lice roadblock at Edinger Avenue a nd Fairview Street, ~olice said. · Pinkerton·s Inc. securit y gua rd Ronald J . Wood. who wa ll be 24 next Friday, meanwhile continued fighting for his life al Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital following surgery for fi ve Bowie knife wounds. Wood. a Huntington Beach resident, remained lis t ed in critical condition today, but nurses said the burly young man is showing marked progress. A nursing supervisor said that due to the number a nd severity of the wounds penetrating his chest cavity, Wood wilt be ear- ned on the critical list for som<' time until he is clearly out of danger. Detective Sgt. George Lorton. reviewing a massive report or more lhan 100 pages covenn~ the e pisode which ultimately m· vol ved 21 Costa Mesa and Santa Ana officers said the unarmed Wood was fi rst sla bbed an lhe back at Victory Dodge's office. He was knifed again from lhc front to fight bis attacker. Vetardez a nd his a lleged partner in crime are cur rently held respectively at Costa Mesa City Jail and Orange County Juvenile Hall, wi th bail set at $25.000 for Velardez. Charges against the pair so fa r. include attempted murder. burglary, grand theft. malicious mischief. vehicle tampering and grand theft of an a uto, Lt. Lorton said today. Velardez is also charged with possession of the concentrated marijuana derivative canna bis sative and possession of a m· phetaminedrugs, police said. Investigators who s pent much or the day al lhe agency. 2888 Harbor Blvd., said they believe lhe eair is r e s ponsible ·for burglary thefts and van- d a It s m committed on 21 vehicles Loot includ ing pellet guns, knives, Jackets a nd cassette ta pe players were recovered along with the Bowie knife in- vestigators allege was used by one suspect to stab Wood when he arrived. Piecing together the sequence or events U . Lorton said Wood a nd his Pinke rton's partner. Daniel W. Pegausch, 25, also of Huntington Beach, were sta- tioned overnight al the Dodge agency. He s a id the unarmed pair were on duty at the front of the lot in pre-dawn hours but then returned to the office, which wa s at that point being burglarized bY' a team lhat had already hit t.he parked vehicles. Wood was apparently stabbed ID the back at least twice by the unseen partner as be al· tem pled to apprehend one burglar removing a television set and the two intruders lhen fled. while Pegausch arrived and telephoned for aid for Wood School Move Scheduled Huntington t3each Union High School District officials plan to begin movi ng t heir Bolsa A venue headquarters to Willia m D. Lamb Elementary School in late August. District trustees this week formally approved lhe move and resulting Sl .4 million remodeling a nd expansion project designed to house district offi ces. T he e le mentar y school, al 10251 Yorktown Ave .• Hunt- ington Beach, is owned by Foun- tain Valley telementary) School District. It will be vacated this s um mer because of declining student enrollment. MEMS SUITS•SUITS•SUITS Every conceivable style to chOose from In 100% wool. polyester/wool. 100% texturized polyester. dacrolVcotton -you name it. we have it. YOU JUST BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE THEN BUY ANOTHER OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR ONLY ''ONE DOLLAR'' .. I I I VOL. 72, NO. 96, ' SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Nem lJ Editor .Cflal-ges 'Conspirae11''. By PIOUP aOAMARIN --ClriMty " ... ,. The eclitor Ot 11 C lrvlM ttm PU 8 new papt'r 8$!\t'rlt>d Thursday that a ittudc>nt govt'm mt'nl votu lC\ fr~Hl' fund lo OPt"rat~ tt'M" n('W,PIP<.'r "'• th result ol a N nsp1r (' or editor Of lhe ~mpetln~ Wl'l'k l JOUtnnl 1'hou.:h editor H1cht1rd Clucas of the New lJ u1d Q\hert. with .. legttuhate <'<>lllphun~ uau1fl!lt , u " we-re anvolv~. "mo:st of Utt' peopl~ •ho went to ~ u n· moved e'tlher work tor lht• .Rt•ul U 1 his competitor) or huvt· rl0t.1· tie. to 1t " Tue:,ciay. the tudC'nt govern mcnt voted 14 6 Lo transfer lhl• remaining Sl0,000 in u i.tutknt a c (' 0 u I'\ l u " (' d t 0 ,, u )' ro I pubhshtnl( tht• cw U to :in a1· c.-ounl to be ust'<J to fund .1 m•w n~w papt>r the goob und lrut ture of whal'h h vt• not ~>t·n d1• tormirkd Thl' frt>eic or funds ~me after monlh!I of controversy about .1rl 1cl"s and bogus a dvertise· ml•nts intended i&S humor · publlaht.'d an lhl' New U. A niong th Items some stu· dl•nls c.-onstdered offensive were u 11tury und photographs or a wet T "lh1rt l.'ontcsl. and adverti~· mcnls about J ew~ and Iranians. Karen BJOrneby. s tudent gov- crumt.'nt executive vice pres1- Baby 'Battle' In Woodbridge A squabble over babysitting has developed in tht.' Irvine village of Woodbridge Residents are beinc mailed ballots beginning this weekend by the Woodbridge Village As s ociation to determ inc their 'lidelands Issue sympathy for a ban against lhl· practice of persons habys1ttm~ other persons' children at homt• for pay. Robert F igeira . a~sorrn · lion manager. sa 1d 1 t 1sn 't actually babysallmg that he say'> has become a nuisance m the neighborhood. but what he calls informal day.care centers. lie said neighbors or some of them have complained that the tykl's are running all over the place and are a bother .. Irvine Co. Faces Upper Bay Suit But Sherry Travioh. a Wood· hrid gt' babysitter. said that all the women who are watching children at home. while parents work an the late ufternoon. are liCl'nsed by the county. or are obtaining li censes. She said the service is needed because there a rc no day.care centers in Woodbridge, and that othe rwise children of working parents would be left unattended after school, during hol idays and during the summer vacation. By GAR V G RANVILLE 0t the O•llV Po .. I St•ll A lawsuit aimed at recovenng the $3.4 mHhon paid by the state to the Irvine Compa ny for three islands and other tidelands in Upper Newport Bay was filed to- '-Wild Rage' Declared In Attack By KATHY CLANCY 0t ti• 0.11, Piiot Sl•ll Cha rles Herbert Guenther took the witness stand m has al· templed murder trial Thursday to sa~ an uncontrollable "wild ra~e" caused him to fire five bullets into the head of a Dana Hills High School coed last December "I became lii;?h t·h eaded s omewhat nauseous," the 33. year-old former Juvenile Hall counselor t estified "The next thing I knew the gun ... was in m) band and I was pulling the trigger and s hooting he r Then I grabbed a hammer and I began flailing at her. .swing. ing wildly,·· Guenther told the Orange County Supe rior Court Jury "I swung at least 20 or 25 lim~s "You couldn't tell what color she was be<:ause of the blood ... the Irvine resident said. Guenther earlier was iden- tifi e d by 16-year-old Juli Michelle Gonzalez as lhe man <See RAGE, Page A2> Coast Weather Mostly clou{J y tod ay through Saturday morning becoming clear Saturday a fternoon. Highs Saturday in the 70s. Lows tonight in tbe 50s. INSIDE TOD_. 'Y Five hwtt:lred fifty top don· CeTI could land ~ Coun· ty in the .. Gunmen Book of World ~ardi'' l/ oll goe1 according to plan SoturdQy during filmheg of a TV ~*"· The hoof~•. 1n03tly /rom the coo.Cal com ""unit~• .. are out to beit a record 1eC in London four yftrt OQO. See. Page BJ. ...... All A•~ •• '"E: Cl-II .:: ...... .. == .::.-.. C&'- al --.. ' a .._ .. M "" CN .. "" ... .. C1e C>U M Ct-ti M d ay in Orange County Superior Court. • The suit filed by the Orange County Foundation for reserva· tion or Public Property alleges the company did not own the Up. per Bay land when it was sold to the stale in 1975. The complaint indicates the foundation is an unincorporat· e d association with Fra nk Robinson, Frances Robinson. Al· Ia n Beek, J ea.n Eberling Cohen. the Sierra Club and Michelle Perrault as parties lo the as· socialion. Named defendants a re lh!! Ir vi n e Co mpa ny . Firs t American Title Company. the slate. the county. the city or <See BAY. Page A2 I One woman who is babysitting .... four or five" children in her home has been fined $10 a day b y t h e asso c iation s ince J a nuary, she said. Figeira confirmed that the fine has been levied, though not paid, because community reg. ulations forbid the operation of business at. home. He considers it a business. Figeira would not discuss furthe r de tails or the dis· ciplinary action because, he said, a lawsuit may evolve from the situation. Mrs. Travioli said residents h ave or gani zed a m eeting tonight to discuss the matter. Tht> meeting was scheduled for 7:30 at 9 Willowbrook. ENwrestling Teen Pim The/ t Suspect By JERtlY CLAUSEN OldleO.lllJ P110lSlafl A. 12S·pound youth who saw a suspected burglar leave his Foun· tain Valley hom e Thursday chased down the 6-foot, 4-inch 200-pounder and sat on him until police arrived. Arrested was unemployed carpenter Gary C Darke. 32, of Anaheim . He was booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion ofresidential burglary. His 5-foot. 7-inch captor, 18 year -old Ronald Lee J enson. told police he was returning home al 10:30 p.m. when he saw Darke leaving through the rear door of the bou.seat9684ShamrockAve. Police said the youth, a former La Quinta High School wrestler. chased the suspect through the residential neighborhood. The suspect fin ally was tackled on the lawn of a home at 9681 Shamrock Ave .. police said. omcers. who were investigat- ing reports of a prowler just blocks· away, were told of the chase and arrived to take Darke into custody minutes after he was downed. Recovered, police said, were Judge Orders Tot Returned . MANlLA, Philippines <AP> - A judge has ordered a hospital and a social worker lo return a girl born almost three years ago and held by the hospital because the parents couldn 't pay the bill. "Babies are not chattel. and they cannol be made collateral to insure payment of an lndeb- tednen." ~ Jodae Willet mo C. Fortun ruled in Lin1ayen, the nortbem Philippines. To caavert a baby into col· lateral or 118CU1ily "would not oalJ be lnbuman, . uncharitable and unchrlstlan, but also lllecal and unconstttutlon.I, •· he uJd. S104 in cash reportedly taken from a purse belonging to Jenson's mother, Mrs. George C. Adams. Young Jrnson, beginning work on an apprentice carpenter's job. could not be reached for comment this moming. But Fountain Valley Police Lt Bob McClain noted : ·'The k..id did one grealjob ... Five Hanged In Pretoria JOHANNES BURG, South A fri ca (AP ) -Solomon M ahlangu, a 23-year-old black guerrilla convicted of killing two white men somebody else shot.: was hanged today d espite clemency appeals from Presi· dent Carter and other foreign leaders. Mahlangu was executed inside Pretoria ·s central prison al 7 a .m . with rour other convicted murderers. a spokesman for the prison announced. Three were .. coloreds," the South African term for persons of mixed race. and the fourth was black. But their cases apparently bad DO- political overtones, and there were no appeals from abroad on their behalf. Later, about 200 black stu- dents marched to the center ol Mamameldoi. Pretoria's black township. and burled s tones at buses and set bonfires. wit- nesses said. A reporter said they wer e dispersed by riot police wielding rubber nightsticks. BERKELEY <AP) -The University ol California resents unanimously appro.ed tbe ap. pointment ol 1bomaa Rl""8 u cb•ncellor of the Rivenlde cam· pus. ' dent and an editor or the Real u. s aid Clucas's assertions about conspiracy ue "categorically untrue." She said that the Real U pro· ducers have no wish to take over publication o f the ir mo re established competitor, the New u. The New U is generally rt! ga rded• as th e ca mpus newspaper. The Real U is a re· cently establis hed alternative journal utllizing a personal ap· proach to journalis m . · Miss Bjomeby said that, if called upon, Real U writers would contribute articles to wnatever new newspaper may be resurrected from what she hopes will bethecorpseoflhe !"'ew U. ''Other than that ... she said. "we dbn't want control or that paper at all. .. The student council has caJled a general meeting or students for 4 p.m . Monday, on the third floor of Gateway Commons, to t a lk about what a n e w newspaper should be. Meanwhile, Clucas and the s tarr of the New u say report. of the paper's demise are pre· mature, and have raised $400 out. or personal funds to publish an e ight-page edilion of 10,000 co pi es next Tuesday. on schedule. (See NEW U, Page A%) • AP~ ....... PEDESTRIANS LEAN INTO STRONG WIND THURSDAY NEAR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO In the Event You've Wondered, This ls Why Some Cell It 'the Windy City' Seco Plant Board Nixed Governor SACRAMENTO I API -Tht: managers of the Rancho Seco nuclear powe r plant voted 3·2 early today to keep it operating despite the incident al its near twin in Three Milt.• Island. Pa A few hours later. the U S Nuclear Hegulatory Com m1ss1on rejected an appeal hy Gov. Ed mund Brown Jr to temporarily close Rancho Seco. Brown a lso made a direct ap p ea l to the publicl y owned Sacramento Municipal Utility Oistnct to shut down the plant until the trouble at Three Mlle Island is analyzed. Both were built by the Babcock & Wilcox Co. M ana~ers voted after seven noisy hours of testimony from the public. most of at urging them Lo shut the plant at least temporarily The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in a letter written today to Bro"rn that there was "reasonable as surance" that Rancho Seco "can continue lo operate without danger to the public health and s afety." T he plant is on a prair ie a few miles southeast of Sacramento a nd about the same distance northeast or Stockton. The five board members in· dlcated in an informal telephone poll last week that they stood 3·2 <See NUCLEAR. Page A2) Great Lakes Storm Takes 16 lives By The Associated Press An icy spring storm tore across the Great Lakes region today with winds up to 90 mph that wrecked buildinJ?s. '"lpped power lines and trees. disabled a frl'ighter and se nt ire pach smashing into lakeshon· proper· l) At leas t In deaths wl'rt- blamed on the near-bli zzard that caused w1despread blackouts m sevt.•ral states. dumped heavy -;now in some areas and turned s treets and s idew a lks into great s heets of ire. T he 730-foot Canadian ore freighter Labradoc with 20 meo aboard was reported m trouble an Lake Erie about 18 miles northwest of Ashtabula. Oh10. A Canadian coast g uard plane circled al to drop ltfe rafts and another freighter was on the way to the scene. 3,000AITEND 'SlJPERW ALK' Braving blisters and sun· burns, more than 3.000 volun- teers t umed out for the March of Di m es' fund-rais ing 20-milc "Superwa lk." To make the winding trek, walkers converged on the I rvi n e r oute f rom throughout the coastal com - munity. See Page Bl. The U.S. Coast Guard said the · Labradoc broadcast a mayday s ignal this morning. reporting it was lasting heavily lo port in "ands up to 50 knots and had 15 root w<J ves washing over its deck At least 170,000 homes and businesses an Michigan were plunged into darkness as winds topping 65 mph lashed the Lower Peninsula. Ice packs on Lake Erie were blown ashore at Buffalo. N. Y .• wreckin~ a Lavern a nd six houses along the s hor e line . About 75 pe rsons evac uated their homes in the Sunset Bay l'Om m unity when flood waters from Callaraugua Creek· sur- rounded about 200 homes. Authorities 1n Ohio s aid roofs were ripped off numerous homes and businesses aod many windows were shattered. A circus-size tent collapsed on a boat show in Grand Traverse County. Mich., Thursday night, but shenffs deputies said all the spectators escaped. uninjured. In Lansing. Mich .. snow and sleet "turned the streets and sidewalks into great sheets of ace," s aid Mayor Gerald Graves. About 50,000 Commonwealth Edison customers in the Chicago m etropolitan a rea. including 40,000 in t he no rthern and western suburbs, lost electrical Power for up to several hours because of downed lines. New Airlines Opposed Air Calif omia Fears Loss of Seroice By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. CMlty ...... S\llff Air California Vice President Fred Davis today testified that allowing new airlines at Orange County Airport without increas· ing airport racilities would put his 12-year·old airline out of business. Davis was one or rour Air Cal witnesses called to lesllry ln the final day Of hearinf(S by the Federal Aviation Adminis tra- tion into alle1atlons or dis· criminaUoo against air carriers al the county airport . FAA officials say exclualve use by Air California, Hughes Alrweat and Golden West Airlines ls UDJust dlterimlnaUoo a nd i1 llle1al unde r rederal law. Orange County, Air California, and city or Newport Beach of· ficials and the state maintain t hat restrictions for noise con· EARLIER AIRPORT TESTIMONY-A2 trol and lack of space outweigh the discrimination issue. At present, Con tinental Airlines bOlds route authority to Oy between Orange County and Portland and SeaWe. In addition, rive other airlines have pending applications in- volving Orange County routes. None bav been able to get county officials to a1ree to lease them airport apace. Explaining the ban on new leases. tbe four Air Cal wit~ nesses based their position on restrictions o( flights for noise control and lack of s pace. But Davis. the airlines' chief or marketing, pointed out that reduction In the number of flights allotted to Air Cal to make room for another airline could put hi!$ firm into a money· losing situation. "C l early, n Jucing Air California's operations and at· temptinc to aqueeie more cu· riera Into t he already over- crowded exl1Un1 faclllty 11 neither a viable nor a deslreble altem ative, ·•Davis tesUfled . 0tMr testimony WU offered by airline President Robert Cllf. ford wbo 1ald, "The market <See AdPOaT, Pase AJ) \ j HARRISBURG, Pe JAP>- Enah..ent rH tnto • fresh snMg today that threaiued lo delay Pven further efforl~ to cool th c0Dt1minated rettclor on Three Mtle hlaod , 1 Nu c:-lear R egul1to ry o mmt .slon spok•man satd Mcanwh l \\, a lnw:.uit was flied king to force the plant to c&ote, and thrH con.ar~'!tlm n * • .. F,....P .... AJ NUCLEAR. • • In favor of maintuln\ng OJ>('ru tlons. The roll l'ull wus tbl' $uml' u' tht' mformltJ poll Vot111~ lu ll\'t!P runnu~ were J'r~itldunt Wtlhnm µ1urd and mem~rs Paul ('arr iand Donald Mc laln VotinliC to shut down wen.• rtwml>crs Ukk CHtro and Gary Hursh. n.......S a bft11o requkre 1ID provH communlcaUon.a l)'bltm11 for nuclear powtr ph1nt.t "TMy'~e 1ot • few bu&f,," n• porttd Jam . llunchl'll, ttf~I rUic to a problem ln .i pump which wu blt\loa radlatl'd flH from ~ tn an auxiliary build In' to l.ht ealed r~aclor contain mtnt buUdin& T he pumpmfl Opt'rutlon. W»•'il bri~fl)' dµrinl( Ult' mor-ot ng, wo<; prchmmary 1t p tn plan to rcdut't' the fu I cort•' tem veralur\" to btolo~ thl· bollh1>: paint. lhu.., puttm.i 11 uito u :>aft• and dormant tuk •'Thi! ~fl!'> p1unp1nn will n•11ult m .i 114n1fwMnt 1 t-dul·t1on In tht· amount of Jlt KU't'' lt•if\ 11\.: th1· pl.int N rt e 11111·1.11111m. 1 h11 ( llurold 01•1111111 ltJld rt·port1·r~ TburtKla.) As ke<! IOdJ) If lht· 11ump ,, pair would dt•ltt) llw IO d J\ •ehedule fOf' 1 eold lbutdown. lluncht!ll a d. ··it de pendl on how loot It lasts.·· ;\t m i dmorn i n g . lle•m whoo hl"d from a non·nuclear bol lf'r on the other end ol the 11'land, 1t~rtllnJ workers and re- pqrtcns Mir the 11le. "ll Khook m e up, you better b\•lleve U shook mo up," said a 1ut~·ur1ty guard. "h ·a nothlna to cat excnea obout," uJd Oon 81rry. an of· f1ru1l wtth Metropolitan Edison, the plant's operator. M t!1.mwtule, four nearby resi· dl'ntis usk1.'<1 a Judgt! to close the rrippleJ f1.1(.'11l l y and fo rce uwn~r:. to pay fc)r the medicaJ t1 cutmcnt or over u half million l'l'Ople for the next 20 years. 't lw r lat.s action suit. filed in IJJuphm ounty Court against the plunt ':. owners T hursday. l'lulnus the Ma rch 28 nuclear ac- ciclent •'eaUMd tht• rcloa~e of huae •mounts of nuclear ~nergy with attendant risk ot explooon, (lre a ndlor nucle1tr fallout, so huge lo mugntlude as to be pote ntially d estructl vc or all human and animal life within at leJ1t. a 60-mile radius of Three Mlle Island facility." The action asks medicaJ reim· bursemenl for the treatment or 636,000 residents living with.in 2' miles of the plant. It claims lhey s hould have m edical check-ups four times a year for the next two decades to detect possible can- cers resulting from the radiation. And three Pennsylvania con· gressmen, whose districts encir· cle the plant, a nnounced at a news conference that they in· troduced legislation to create a fai l-safe communications sys tem in event of another nuclear accident. , la StjH· Sir ... , •f4itHr ..... See ........... ,.._.8aht•9ed Sabote urs set off three plastic charges today at a pl ant near La Seyne-Sur· Mer , France. according to French poli ce. Components for t wo ex p e rim e ntal nuclear reactors destined for Iraq ar.e under construe· tion at the plant. See story, page A·4. ClucM said the staff ba re· moved from It.a Gate••>' Com· mom omc-all oooftchn*Vtl • lnrormaUMal matertm Uta& could be of help to any replace· ment publication. Tbouah the editon and writers haven't been evtcted from the offices yet-Bjorneby t.rW. UD· succeasfully, earUer this week CIUCIS said they expect t.o ftnd padloekl on t.be doon )loeday. Clucu eaplained that be could produce ID ed.it10Q of tbe Hew U at the low coat. of S400 bec.,.e, since the student government ls battling over poasession of the editorial offices, he's stopped paying rent. There remain~& printing and typesetting T -· The staff is unpaid. "We no longer have an.y over · head," Clucas said. Fast Food ,Thief Spy? The bearing opened "'Ith a turn.away crowd at the SMUO beadquartera buUdln1. Arter a bout 2~ hours. the board ~ heard from about 30 ot tbe 1o7 penons wllo signed to s peak. At midnig ht, S MUD's chief e ngineer a rrived from Washington, D.C., with the word that the fe d e r a l Nuc lea r Regulatory Commission founcJ from preliminary infor mation on Rancho Seco that there was no reason to order it shut. Airport Pact Stirs Controversy COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP) -Ronald Mc Donald, 18, and Gregg T. Guinn, 19, have been arrested ln con· nection with the theft of fi ve Yumbo s andwiches fr o m a Burger King rest aurant, police say. The engineer, John Mattimoe, siaid it is a safe plant, and rec- ommended keeping it running. After the vo~e at about 2 a.m .. the board members and about half the peak crowd stayed in the basement cafeteria exchang- ing questiorui and a nswers. G ua rds earlie r c losed tb~ doors after the arrival of the m aximum number of persons al- lowed in the building by the fire m arshal. which Baird said was 960 Loudspeakers were set up 1n the lobby A nu mber or pt.'rsons waited outdoors to enter when others left Less tha n a handful of the (irst 30 speakers favored keep. mg t he plant open. T hey were applauded hy about one-third of the audience and booed by much of the remainder Chamnan Baird \.iarned that eutbursts were robbing speakers •£ time. and at one point halted the proceedings and said. "Now wait a minute. This is get ting to sound like a JOtnt meeting of the HelJ's Angels .. Emouons ran high. A standing qvatio'l went to Mike Gillogly or Sal'ramento who had been ar- rested while climbing the fence at the olant Saturdav · · 1.t was a very scar y thing to do . It's a very negative ex· perienl'e to be in jail." GiJlogly said By JOANNE RF.YNOLDS Of Ult 04Mly "'11•1 ll•H A "mystery document" that was intended to settle the long running airport fe ud between Newport Beach a nd Orange County was the focus of legal m aneuvers at Thursday's hear· Ing on the county airport. The hear ing , called by the Fed er al Aviation Administra - tion, is part or an investigation into allegations of discrimina · lion against air carriers at the facility. F,.._r,...AJ Jn all, there are 10 agencies and airlines participating in the proceedings. They are the FAA. the county, Newport Beach, the s tate . Air California, Hughes Airwest. Golden West Airlines, PSA. Frontier Airlines and Con· t1 nental Airlines. Because the county wiU only a llow Air CaU!ornia, Airwest and Golden West to lease space at the airport, the FAA has al· leged discrimin ation agains t other airlines that bold or are a pplying for routes into the county. It was the Frontier attorney Thursday who raised the first series or questions about the docume nt pre pared las t Oc· AIRPORT .. pla ce is here and we fly it and we fly it well. Add1t1onal service is going to require additional space in the ai rport terminal and airport facility.·' .., Lober in meetings between two • Newport Beach City Councilmen a nd me m bers or Supe r visor Thomas Riley's staff. His testimony was supported by architect Tom Moon. who ex· plained that the 27,000 square foot terminal building should ac tually be 120.QOO square fe(!t to comply wilh FAA standa rds for serving the l 2 million people ..V h o got onto airplanes at Or ange County Airport in 1978. The fourth person to testify for Air California was John Van Houten, a consulting engineer in acoustics. He pointed out that the FAA 's action in requiring jets leaving the air port to maintain full power to 1.000 feet altitude has dras lil'a ll y 1nc-rcas ed the airport's noise impact area. The rour-tlay hearing is expected lo conclude with lhl' presentation of wilnl>SSCS testifyi ng on behalf of the County of Orange T he document , which they called an agreement to agree. was to have provided the basis. for ending the long-running legal battle in which the c ity has blocked the county's efforts to renegotiate 'airline leases and improve airport facilities. But the Frontier attorney in· dicated he believed the three tenant airlines were parties to the proposed agreement and that it was key to the discrimination is· sue. The agr eement was never ratified by county offi cials and C ity Councilwoman J ackie Fro•P•geAJ RAGE ... who picked her up Dec. 8 while she was hitchhiking home from school. shot her and beat her with a hammer. Dead Pilot's Body Found After Crash Guenther fa ces multiple charges related to the near· dt!a dly assaul t o n Miss Gonzalez. as well as the pist.ol· whipping of a 17-year-old San Cle mente g irl n ine months earlier. He has pleaded innocent and innocent by reason or insanity. A~OURA (AP) -Altemptslo retrieve the body or a somet ime ~aguna Beach resident whose plane c ras hed in the Santa Monica Mountains near Malibu Lake we r e to begin today authorities said. ' A Los Angeles City Fire l)epartment helicopter spotted the wreckage or Dalip Saund's Bellanca Decalhalon plane on a hillside in Stokes Canyon on Thursd ay, but officials s aid tbey would wait to recover the body until daylight due to lhe rugged terrain. Saund. 47, was the son or lhe trrst native of India to serve in Congress. His father. toe late l)alip Sin_gb Saun4, represented &.be Impe rial a nd Riverside Counties. The pilot bad been missing since leaving Van Nuys Airport llonday in an aerobatic aircraft. Earlier Thursday near Santa ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT IM() .. "Vf~IO.olfPllvl.wlltlWfticftlt'C°"" O•"""""'-fl<"""h_l_IWllWOr-C .. st P11bl-..qt.omc>My S..0.r .. ~~clll-"'9 publl,._ -IMOUQll Frkl•Y 10< C°'lo ..w ... w.-e.a<tt ...... ol>QI .... _..,,,_ t•ln VOll<"f,lt¥1M ~llffc .. IS....fll(OMC A ,,..q~•~ledll-l•IMl!li,,..,s.tvrdlt"...O """'°'' n. P'in<'HI P<lbll""no "'""'is•• a wu1&aySltte1.CMMl~,c.lllarlll•,_,. ·~ ... -PrtnlOofll allCI P\lbll- JM-lt.c:.tty ~fll'fflde ... --.. -....... ,,_ll_ E:Oiltr ~-._...._ -. .... u1.· GtrtHM.U. -~.-Aatl-llM!IMl'WIE~ r ... , ..... , cn .. ,...., 011 F adMfattWl•IQ.lln ,.,_..,.~ ...... Paula in Ventura County, about 25 miles northwest of the site of Saund's crash, three Civil Ai(" Patrol members escaped serious · injury when their plane went down during the search. The CAP aircran crashed shortly before noon north of San· ta Paula. Saund, a n electrical engineer for Robray Drilling Company of Singapore, was due back at his job with the oil firm in Kuala Lu mpur on Wednesday. said Civil Air Patrol Lt. Col. Stu Hall. Ha ll said Sauod had no perma nent home since he would spend 20 days in Kuala Lu mpur and then be on leave for anotbe r 28 days in Laguna Beach .or sl ay with friends elsewhere. Saund held a doctorate in elec- trical engineering from UCLA. f',....P_,,.AI BAY •.• Ne wport Beach and Attoroey General George Oeukmejian. Alleged in the su.it is that the property covered by the state purchase was cons titutionally protected public tidelands. · "Al no lime did the Irvine Company ... acquire any valid legal right thereto or interest Lhere\n,'' the complaint alleges. It goes on to ask the court to order tbe company Lo repay lhe sa.4 million plus seven pel'Cent interest from the sale date or April 11, 1975. Those filing the lawsuit charge tn their complalnt lbat jthe pay. mfi!nt to the company "was an ii· legal payment of public (p()nies " and "is a waste of p11blic m~es a nd said payment ll void and voidable.•· •1 Tbe 197S sale ended .a lon&r standing dispute over the UpPer B1y lidelanda and forever eoded the lrvtne Company's plan to de· velop the Upper Bay. ' Simu}taneoualy, the Upper Newport Bay Udel.._.. ~ set •ttlde u ptoteetecf pµb}ic w1fclJands. · Defense Attorney William Dougherty has said he will not contest many facts of the case. But he will try to prove that Guenther's mental condition at the time or the assaults made it i mpossible for him to un· derstand or control his acts. Guenther said from the wit· ncss sta nd Thursday be had no inten tion of attacking Mi ss Gonzalez or of robbing her when he picked her up last December. "She had out her thumb," he testified. "She entered the car willingly." But as he drove along, Guen· ther said, the "rage" took con- trol of him. "I didn't know what I was do· ing," he said. "I was fighting the impulse. I was just shooting. She was screaming and I was screaming. "Blood was all over the win· dows and the seat and the dash board. my clothes, her clothes," 1 Guenther, dressed in dungarees and an open-necked s hirt said Crom the witnes§.stand. Then. he te~fied, a "white I ight" fl ashed lhr-oug h h is mind and "whatever was in me was gone." After that , Guenther told the jury, he dropped Miss Gonzalez at a construction sight and fled. Prosecutor Pau.l Meyer, dur· ing cross·examinatlon, asked Guenther why be could control the car well-enough to drive, yet couldn't kee p hims elf from shooting tus V1Ctlm or beating her with the hammer. "t know J was able to drive," Guenther testified. "All I did was reel myl'elf in a wild rage beating on her. When the thing was over I relt very much c:om· passion for her." Guenther's psychlatrtst, Dr. Barbara Hundley, has testified ber patient suffers rrom a brain disorder brought on by a llver malfunction. Guenther wu the fina.t witneu callt d in the three-day trial. Meyer and ~Y will re. tan\ to cou.rt Mend11 to pr•eat finel argumenll In the cue. , ; Heather told the hearing Thurs· day that it didn 't constitute "some unholy alliance." Mrs. Heather described the proPosed agreement as "an in· nocent effort to get thlngs mov· in g " a nd said the a irlines weren't involved in its prepara· tion. Frontier, Continental and PSA ea rlier in the day put on testimony to back their conten· tion. along with the FAA. that the county has a rbitraralY ex· "Why would anyonl• wanr to read this rubbi~ll :> Li.steu to this ... " Mrs. Trudeau Says Friend's Death Hurt TORONTO <A P) -Margaret Trudeau says the death of her closest friend. Queen Alia of J ordan. was the final event that led to the end of her unhappy marriage to Prime Minister Pierre Eliott Trudeau. She also told or heavy pot smoking. She said she met the queen when King Hussei n visited Canada in 1974 "Within hours. she had taken m e in hand. forced me to laugh about our lives. poked fun at my fears." Mrs. Trudeau wrote in the latest serialized installment of her autobiography. "Beyond Reason. When told of the queen's death in a 1977 helicopter crash, "I s t a rted shaking." she said. "Tears poured down. my face. It was too much for me . It made a mockery of all our cooversa· lions, the way Alia had kept in· sisting that everything would turn out well for both or us." -r eluded air car riers from t he airpo rt. an exclusion that isn't based on noise considerations. At one point. two Continental executives offered conmctinf:' views of t he s tatus of tht· airport. Late Wednesda.y Thomas Cur rigan. vice president for gov· ernmental affairs, said he thinks the airport terminal is at capaci· ty and that there is no room for his airline unless some con· struction is undertaken. Poli ce officer David Co wglU said the t wo told officers they a te only a couple or the ham and cheese s andwiches a nd threw the rest into the bus hes after t he theft Thursday. They were arrested in a parking lot .a cross the street rrom the restaurant when their car would oot start, officers said. Dana Point Woman= Terrorized by Man . . . A Dana Point woman who sat with her daughter in their dis· abled car beside the San Diego Freeway in Irvine Thursday was terrorized by a man with a knife who tried to break in The 27-year-old housewife told polic-e she was waiting for a highway patrol car to stop and help when her car stalled al about 7 a.m. near University Drive. She said she refused tbe help of two other motorists who s toppe~. b eca use s he was frightened, a nd refused a third man who became enraged. drev. a hunting knife a nd pounded lhe car to be allowed in. She shielded her daughter from the sight of t he raging man and screamed for help. At her screams. s he said, he hol ted for his small truck and drove away. SEASHELLS GO FOR G<KJD WILL OCEAN CITY, N.J . CAP> Who sells seashells by the seashore'! Not Ocean City. About this time each year, local beachcombers begin col· lecting shells to be give n to sum- mer tourists with an Ocean City decal attached as a promotional and goodwill gesture. Resjdenls who bring in at least 10 "respee. table" shells receive certificates na min g th e m h o n ora r y beachcombers . The woman told police she was so scared. she ~ot out of her car. lifted lls hood and somehow fi xed it so she couJd dnve 1t home and call police. She described the man with the knife as black. 6 feet tall. of medium build, wi t h hair cut close to his head. 2Sentenced In Exploding Balloons Case Two men conv i cted o f launching exploding air balloons into the path or incoming private a irc raft at Orange County i\1 rport were sentenced T hurs· day m Harbor Municipal Court to 30 days in jail each and a $.'iOO fine The sen tences a r e s tayed pending appeals Terry Randall Hu ff . 26. of Co s ta Mesa, and Timoth y Joseph Ropchan. 24, of Orange, were found guilty of nme counts eacll of misdemeanor charges pertafaing to the crimes. Both were e mployees of Con· trol Components, an Irvine pipe valve manufacturing company from which balloons we re launched on at least four OC· casions last Nov e mber and December. police said. No aircraft we re damaged by the helium-fueled ba lloons . 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I ' J: .:.:: ' =cf"' , ~ n: -" .. a single cue. -; -- •/ '•et•re' S .. t• Carner-a Baek: Up Claims for Taxes 81 SYLVIA POllTI!& In moel pana or tbe country, winter atorma ban ,. suited ln prope~ dam11e that 1ener.U, will be ~· ble to the lnte'11el Revenue Service u cuuali, ~ that cau be claimed on federal income tax returns. What can people do to protect them.elves ftDuctally before diauter strikes? A simple precaution l! to take .. before .. pbotoe that show property and possessions in their undamaced condi· lion. The contrast between photos and later OMS abowlnl the havoc caused by natural or human forces will add validity to tax deduction or insurance claims. Some hints: ( 1) PHOTOGRAPH ALL BUILDINGS -t.be bouae itself, detached garage, storage shed. gazebo -rrom all sides, preferably in bright sunJlght and with no shadows. It may take a day or more to accomplish this, says Eastman Kodak. but it could be worth it. · < 2) Photograph all outdoor improvements -trees, s hrubbery. brick or stone walls. fences. patios, pools, driveways, car ports. Money's Worth Take the pictures or the trees and shrubbery duriq the spring or s ummer when they are In leaf or in bloom and add to the value of the house by enhancing its appearance. <31 Take pictures of cars, motorcycles. mo-peds, power mowers. bikes. trailers. boats and similar vehlcles. It's best to take several pictures of each. showhi1 the equipment from a variety of angles. 14 ) Photograph eve.ry room inside the house and Its contents so that each article is clearly identifiable. CS) WHEN PHOTOGRAPmNG INSIDE. Kodak re· commends starting at a comer and working around the room. Overlap each picture slightly to show continuity. Take closeups of valuable paintings or statuary. llepeat this process in the basement and attic and garage if there are a rticles of value there. (6) Fine china. crystal and silver hollow ware are not likely to show up clearly in breakfronts or china closeta. so these articles should be arranged on a table and photo. graphed in groups. The same is true for sterling table set- tings. <7) Photograph jewelry the same way. THE SNAPSHOT INVE;NTORV IS the basis for establish.mg "the condition and value " of real and personal property before casualty. Negatives should be stored off the premises in a fireproof container, preferably in a safe deposit box. The photo inventory should be kept up to date wtth pictures of valua bles as they are acquired. An added bonus : The cost of the supporting photos is tax-deductible as an expense if they are used to show the extent of the dama~es in order to arrive at the amount of the loss. Small Cars Gain As Gas Cost Rises DETROIT c API -Americans are suddently scram bl· ing to buy sm.alJ cars. just as they did after the Arabs cut off the oil more than rive years ago. "There's no question It's a trend when the dealers stand here and start fights over them." s aid Sam Gell. who runs a dealers auction in Minneapolis. "We're en· couraging the dealers not to oanic. ·• SALES OF SUBCOMPACT CARS were up 71 percent in March, compared with March salt!s a year ago. Sales of imports. mostly fuel-stingy cars, zoomed up by 25 percent to an estimated 240,000. a record for March. All companies showed hefty sales jumps in the sub· compact lines. Ford's were up 81 percent. Chrysler's 79 percent.GM 's 59 percent and AMC's 46 percent. Volkswagen was notselhng U S ·made cars last March. The switch to small cars was evident. but (. ~ som e showrooms ap- ~N HIGH GEAR) ri~renuy had not yet felt "Prospective buyers say, 'I want something that will give me good mileage,"' reported Jack Ca mp. used car sales manager at Beaudry Ford in Atlanta. But in the same dealership, new car sales manager Billy Shedd said. "Not one buyer in a hundred mentions mileage." SUBCOMPACTS ACCOUNTED FOR 24.6 percent or all cars sold in March and Imports took another 21.7 per- cent, tying the record set in March 1975. Last year, sub· compacts were 13 percent of the market and imports were 18 percent. "It's just like somebody pulled a shade two weeks ago:· the president of Chrysler Corp .. Lee A. lacocca, said of the small car surge. Pushed by the imports, the industry as a whole sur· prised itself in March by selling more than 1.1 million cars. 2.7 percent more than in March 1978 when s ales were swollen by buyers who stayed home in February blizaards. DOMESTIC MANtJFAcnJRERS SOLD about 864,000, a 2 percent decline from last year. For the year so far, indmtry sales were 2.7 million, up 2. 7 percent. Domestic sales were 2.2 million, up 6 percent. "There's still a demand for the big uaed car," said Harris Dudley. owner of Broadway Dodie in San Anton.Ao. Texas. But not everywhere. Jack Charlesworth of the AUanta Auto Auction said, "Look at this: Last March a year~d Lincoln Mark V brought $8,800. On March 29 this year, a 1978 model -also a year old -brou1hl $7 .4.50. Other big cars are going for $200 to $500 less than the dealers have expected." Pay in Alaska Tops Other U.S. Salaries WASHINGTON CAP) -Averace salaries lD Aluka are nearly double thole of Americans u a whole, aeeord· Ing to new Labor Department slatlstJca. Next oo tbe list are residents of the District ol ODban· bla. the department said ln a survey. Besldenta ol loutb Dakota were at the bottom. THE 8TATl8TICS wsag BASSO Oil u. ........ ID· nual 197'1 pay of workers covered by 1U1i. ~ •· e mployment inlurance Pl'Oll'lma. The sUltistics showed tMt the avera11 unualE lboM workers ln Alaska· was •t.MT or ti.I pereeat lhu the nation.al averace ol SU,425. Tiiie Dlllriet al • • bla wu next wtlh u *"rate of SU.Ill. or 31..1 ,....,.. bl1her than the national averace. Al the bottom of the Uat were Soutb Dakota wltb u II.~ avera1e and Mlaslulppl witb a •.cm ........ Business ...... Acwt, •• t979 -~ AUGUSTA, Mai.De t APl Rullnt ln favor ol 1 nallonwlde credll ~RI firm, a Maine J\ld&• haa httld tbal an ID· dtvldual't ri&bt to privacy iJ out wel•h•d by "c o mmerct al 1peedl" richll that allow c~Jt •nv•lll1aeon1 t<) c:ollttt and ,.... port fact. Oft the pet on's hi without JM"rm •. Ion SuJM>ri<>r Court Justice Le" 1c; E Naiman ruh~d an ra\or of Equifax St•r vt<'l' lne of Allantu. the nation's lur.:l'st er('dlt n • porting l1 rm . T HE RUUNC STa CK do"n poTUoos of Ma1nc'r; UHnonlh olct F'alr Crtcbl Reporting Act u' un conistitut1ona l F.qulfia ·ouRhl to pr~vent tht-law rrom t&klnl( ('( feet In Dttembt'r 1917 and . Jail 1n1 that, challt•nged cts con~tll u tionality. The dN'1s1on. which 15 bt'inic appealed to the Ma intA 'upremc Judicial Court by the ::.tutc nt torn e y ge n eral. would s ignifica ntly t•x le nd Far ~t Ame ndme nt pro tet't1on for comme r c i a l cred it f irm::., lawyerssa1d. A N 0 I T t: X P A N D S t h c e merging doct nne or ··com mereial speech ." which grants some Fi rst Amendment rights to business. Jn his ruling . Naima n held that any privacy rights enJOYed by Maine citizens we re not strong e noug h to counte r . ba l a nce the "comm ercial speech" rights e nJoyed by Equifax : Al'WI,.. .. GASOHOL GOES INTO DAVE STEFANIC'S CAR IN IOWA Dave Leniha n Pump s Fuel That Is 10 Percent Grlfn Alcohol 'Boa' Helps Tire SBles Bizzarre A.d Puts Squeeze on 'Occupants' KANSAS CITY. Mo. <AP> With the help of a "dehydrated boa cons trictor," Paul Brown has solved the direct-mall ad- vertising mystery -getting the "occupant" to open a nd read. His advertising ma il er carries a skull and crossbones and a warning : "If you throw this in your wastebasket unopened. a capsule or w ater inside will hreak. spilling onto a dehydrat- ed boa constric tor . He will then c rawl out and crush your little body ." T HF. BIZARRE approach to advertising apparently 1s getting people to read the mailer. Jn the first three months of its use. sa les were 36.5 percent higher than the year before, he says Jns1de his first mailer was an "exclusive" intE'rv1c w with Brown. supposedly an Nepal. a city the brochure says is "re- Roberts Wim Suit SAN DIEGO 1 AP) -Roberts Far ms of Kt'rn County has been a ward<>d S2.l million by d federal Jury here arter a thn·<· month trial The jury returned its award against J::ismine Grovt''.'>, a tax s helter farmin(! corporation that had sued RohC'rLc; Farms for S30 • million in a dispute over a land purchase J asmine Groves bought 5.800 acres of San Joaquin Vall<.'y land from Hollis Roberts in 1968. then hired Roberts Farms to man<ige the propt>rty J asmine contended many of the a lmond trees had a disease called non-infeciious bud failure or "crazy top." which caused buds to fall. J asmine 's suit charged that Roberts knowingly sold diseased trees • The corporation quit paying its management fee after filing suit, so Roberts fil ed a countersuit seeking payment of the fees The jury rejected Jasmine's claim and accepted Roberts·. The case was heard before U.S. District Court .Judge William Enright. cogna zed for the development of the capsulated dehydrated boa constrictor." Then he got down to business a nd. in q uestion·and -answer fo r m . told about the tires he se lls . "THE IMPORTANT th ing with any advertising is to get people to reatl it." Brown said. .. You need to do som ething to get their attention · · Brown. 61. has a degree in ad- vertis ing from the Univers ity of Missouri and runs Dealers Tire Co. H e w r i tes his o wn newspaper. radio and d irect- mail advertisements The first skull a nd crossbones maili ng went to 5.500 add resses in October. Brown a ttributed part of h is sales boom to a severe winter and higher-than- a ver age demand for snow tires . Dul he figures the ad accounted for most of the sales increase. "WE RECEIVED dozens or vis its and calls from customers who laughingly referred to the brochure," he said. "Many said they read every word of· the ad- vertisement -a copywriter's dream." Brown has a nother a dvertise- ment in the ma il. Irvine S&L Report• Gain ELDORADO., VINTAGE '7 9. OFFER ED WITH l•RJDE. The ride. The comfort. The classic elegance. Test drive the Eldorado today. EXCELLENT SELECTION 2600 Hafbcw ll'ld. Cotto Mao, .540.P l 00 Irvine Savings and Loan Association has an· nounced an increase of 54.7 percent in oofore-tax earnings for the year ended Dec. 31 . 1978. over 1977. The association's profit returned 15.48 percent on stockholders equity. increasing the book value per outstanding share s tock to $15.25 from $13.23 at the end of 1977. r~eHer lnt!OlfH~ D ip • American Pacesetter, Newport Beach. has reported net income of $4,295,857. or 68 cents per common share. on revenues of $48.081.000 for the year ended Dec. 31. This compares with net income of $5,445,683. or 87 cents. on revenues of $46.298.167 for the year earlier period. Pre-tax income decreased as a rcsuJt of lower gross profits associated with housing units closed in 1978 compared with 1977. Lower gross profits resulted because competitive housing saJes prices did not keep pace with the cost of construction materials and nnancing, the firm said. State Mid-I Opnes Olllr e State Mutual Savings and Loan Association. Ne wport Beach, planned to open its permanent El Cajon office in April. It will replace a temporary office there. 103 FM STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR f!IOlll Fashion Island Newport Beach So~ Driven Pl'ef er Ga.ohol w -Ga.oline • OES MOINES. Iowa t AP> - Iowans have been beatinc tbe rising cost or usollne and Ktret.tblq fuel aupplles by llnln1 up at 400 aervlc• atat!ons for aaaohol. State officials promot- ing the fuel say they're aur· prfsed at it.a popularity. Iowa._, pumped an estimated ~.3 million galfOlls of the fuel in· to their tanks just in February. By 198.'S. they are expected to be using 184.6 million gallons of gasohol annually. state figures projeet. "WHEN WE STARTED off last summer with five stations. we ne11er visualized that it would have grown to the extent it has today and at the rate it con-• ( ENERCY ) prices. But stale officials worry about their lost revenue il ex- emptions continue, and the Iowa Development Commission is surveying users to see if they wouJd still buy the fuel wltbout the c=xemptions. THE DEVELOPMENT Com · mission is promoting gasohol use in the state with the aid or $125,000 from the Iowa Corn Promotion Board. * * * Some Iowans beUeve the fuel's use will boo&t corn pricee. thus helpiq farmers while reduciftl the demand for imported oU. Getter said some motorista also consider it a superior fuel. "It's somewhere belWflen re- gular guoHne and premium, closer to premium. The octan ralipg is three or four numbers higher than unleaded gaaollne. ''THE•E ARE SOME othef distinct values in it for the con- sumer. It burns at a lower tem- perature so the eng ine runs cooler in the s ummer. for exam· pie." he said. * * * tinues to grow," said Doug Get-B ., p lJ ter . dfreeted or the resources ,,.,.Zl .-io.u ..... tes se and support divlslon of the Iowa ~ • ~ • • .,.,,. Development Commission. Observers say the fuel's boom· ing popularity is based on its tax -free price. its s olid performance and the fact that the alcohol which goes into g a s ohol is made from corn. Iowa's big crop. Laboratory.tested in Nebraska a nd market-tes ted in Iowa. g asohol is a blend of 90 percent unleaded gasoline and 10 per· cent grain alcohol. GASOHOL PRICES in Iowa range from about the same as unleaded gas to a bout 3 cents a gallon higher. Most stations sell it for 75 to&'.> cents a gallon. But the price would be l2.5 cents more without the exemptions from s t.ate and federal gasoline taxes. The exemptions are expected to cost Iowa $4 million in lost re- venue this year alone and $68 million over the next four years . The rederal government will lose an estimated $29 m illion in gas tax re venues. The fuel becomes more com- petitive with ever y IJ<>ost In gas Of Sugar Cane Fuel RIO OE JANEIRO. Brazil 'AP 1 Brazil wants its cars to run on alcohol made from home-grown sugar cane instead of on gasoline made from imported oil. This eouJd allow the fast-industrializing nation to escape from the economic domination of the organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. There are critics. though. who say the country's much-heralded alcohol conversion plan is not am bilious e noug h and the military-run government really has n 't gotte n ser ious a bout alcohol power. UNDER AN ALCOHOL pro· gram that began in 1975, the an- nual alcohoJ production here has incre ased from 160 million gallons to nearly 700 million gallons, with a l·billion gallon jump forecast for next year. The government oil monopoly. Petrobras. is adding alcohol 1n steadily increasing amounts lo th e gasoline it distributes Ov~r T he Counter HASO Listinqs throughout the coµntry. thereby m.aking impor ted crude oi l "stretch." More than 700 cars in Brazil. r a nging from the offic ial limousine of the governor of the southern state or Parana to the repair fl eet of the phone com- pany in Sao Paulo. the nation's largest city, run on pure alcohol. There are plans to increase the number of all -alcohol vehicles to 1(1,000. 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Deity ...... lt;ttt SAN DIEGO -Atlorneyi. for indicte d Orange Co unty • •Supervisor Ralph Die dric h moved Thursday for unother pre-trial bearing, this one aimed at quashing the testimony of a key prosecution witness. 171 I I T he last·minute maneuver came just before the trial of Teachers Reject Pay Hike Plan Salary negotiations between Laguna Beach teachers and trustees have reached an im- passe ~r faculty association members rejected a proposed 3 7 percent s alary increase retroactive to July l , 1978. · The impasse went into effect late Thursday when trustees vol· ed to stand firm in their 3. 7 pay hike proposal. District officials said this morning that a mediator would be called in to resolve the im· passe • The ad.ion came in a closed session following the regular school board meeting whe re faculty association President Lida Campbell angered some board members by making de- tails of the closed negotiations public. ' "Ton ight Mr. •William > (See SALARY, Page AZ> Diedrich and co-d efenda nt LeRoy Rose was to get under way. It touched off an animated exchange between the defense lawyers and prosecutor Michatil Capizzi. Before the legal confrontut1on ended : -Superior Court Judge Ros!> Tharp sent the jury home and scheduled a hearing ror Monday morning. -Diedrich climbed into th~ witness box and. a mong other things, denied he had any deal· ings with those who a llegedly bribed him in 1973·74 -Defense attorney Keith Monroe charged Capizzi with making '"a transparent attempt to deprive this man c Diedrich> or his constitutional rights.·· In turn. Capizzi labeled the defense la"'\Yers' last-minute move "tardy at best" and, out· side the courtroom. called their argument "a bogus issue :· Key figure in the dis pute was pros ecution witness Michael Re mington, Diedrich's personal lawyer in 1973 and allegedly tht• funnel through which bribery dollars allegedly flowed to Diedrich. Monroe told Judge Tharp that. because Remington wa s Diedr icb's lawyer. he cannot discuss as a witness or otherwise bis dealings with Diedrich. But Capizzi insisted the issues at hand did not involve a lawyer client relationship. Furthermore. Capizzi a rgued. legal sanc tions invol ved in lawyer-client privilege don't hold when a · crime has been <See DrEDRICH, Page A2> I . Dispute Could Delay Buildings By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. 01 tlle Dally .. ilet SlaO A dispute over the conditions of the Visbeek Ranch Land sale may indefinitely delay the con· struction of 3,000 homes on 2,000 acres of San Clemente hill area. Tom Clark, an attorney for San Clemente Investments One, a 'limited partnership, said the land sale agreement allows his chent to use an as yet un- determined portion or the 1.200 planned open spaces areas on the Visbeek Ranch. The use would be limited lo farming. But Clark s aid Nu-West De~elopment Corp., the firm tbat bought the property from San Clemente Investments One last year. has proposed that the open space be J(iven to a future homeowners group City officials said they were unaware of these land sale con· ditions. The m atter came before the Planning Commission Tues· day. "It was a shock to us ... said City Attorney Michael Bartlett who asserted that Nu West of· ficials did not disclose the de· tails or the land deal until re- cently. Bartlett said the dispute could hold up the project until the divergent interests can work out a settlement. Nu-West Vice-president John Belda said his firm has offered to turn over 760 acres of the open space land to San Clementf> In· vestments One officials . The <See DELAY, Page A2) . • • I • ',., . ' ........ ,,, ' . ' ' ' , / I I I I I I I I I I ! 4'P Wt,.,._. PEDESTRIANS LEAN INTO STRONG WIND THURSDAY NEAR DOWNTOWN CHICAGO In the Event You've Wondered, Thia 11 Why They Cell It 'the Windy City' Dead Pilot's Body Found After Crash Great Lakes Storm Takes Seven Lives # AGOURA <AP> -Attempts to retrieve the body of a sometime Laguna Beach resident whose plane crashed io t.he Santa Monica Mountains near Malibu Lake we re lo begin today. authorities said. A Los Ange les City Fir e Department helicopter spotted the wreckage or Dalip Saund's Bella nca Decathalon pla ne on a hillside in Stokes Canyon on T hursday. but officials said they would wait to recover the body until dayli ght due to the rugged terrain Saund , 47, was the son of the first native of India to serve in Congress. His father. the late Dalip Singh Saund, represented t he Imperia l and Riverside Counties The pilot had been missing since leaving Van Nuys Airport Monday in an aerobatic aircraft. Earlier Thursday near Santa Paul a in Ventura County. about 25 miles northwest of the site of Saund's crash. three Civil Air Patrol members escaped serious injury when their plane went down during the search. The CAP airc raft crashed shortly before noon north of San· ta Paula. Saund, an electrical engineer for Robray Drilling Company of Singapore. was due back at his job with the oil firm in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, said Civil Air Patrol Lt. Col. Stu Hall. Hall said Saund had no perma· nent home since he would spend 20 days in Kuala Lumpur and then be on leave for another 28 days in Laguna Beach or stay with friends elsewhere. Saund held a doctorate in elec· tric a I engineering from UCLA. By The Associated Press An icy spring s torm lore across the Great Lakes region today with winds up to 90 mph that wrecked buildings. ripped power lines and trees. disabled a freighter a nd sent ice packs smashing into lakcshore proper· ly. Al least seven deaths we re blamed on the near-blizzard that caused widespread blackouts in several states, dumped heavy snow in some areas and turned str eets a nd s ide walks into great sheets of ice. The 730-foot Canadian ore freighter Labradoc with 20 men aboard was reported in trouble in Lake Erie about 18 miles northwest of Ashtabula. Ohio. A Canadia n coast guard plane circled it to drop life rafts and another freigh&.er was on the way lo the scene. The U.S. Coast Guard said the Labradoc broadcast a mayday s ignal this morning, reporting it was listing heavily to port in winds up to 50 knots and had 15-fool waves washing over its deck. At least 170.000 homes and SEASHELLS GO FOR GOOD WILL OCEAN CITY N.J . <APl Who sells sea s hells by the seashore ? Not Ocean City. About this time each year. local beachcombers begin col· lecling shells to be given to sum- mer tourists with an Ocean City decal attached as a promotional and goodwill gesture. Residents who bring in at least 10 "respec- table " shells receive certificates naming them honorary beachcombers . ~wrestling Teen Pim Theft Suspect By JERRY CLAUSEN ot•Deltyl"tlMSUff A 12$-pound youth who saw a suspected burglar leave his Foun· lain Valley home Thursday chased down the 6-foot , 4-inch 200·pounder and sat on him unW police arrived. Arrested was unemployed carpenter Gary C. Darke, 32, of Anaheim. He was booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of reaidenUal buraJary. Hil 5-foot, 7-lneb captor, ,11- year-old Ronald Lee Jeucm, tOlcl police be wu returnin1 bolde at lO:IO p.m. when be saw Dartre lea•IDI tbroulh the rear door of tbe bomeat-.Sbamroctr Awe. Police aaid the youth, afottner LaQuuu High School wrestler. chased the suspect t!'rouab tM residential neighborhood. The suspect fiaally was tackled on the lawn of a home at 9681 Shamrock Ave., policeaaid. Officers. who wel"e investigat· ing reports or a prowler just blocks away, were told of the chase and arrived to take Darke Into ct.Wtody minutes after be was downed. Recovered, police said, were $104 in cash reportedly taken from a purse t>e longlna to Jenson's mother, Mra. Georae c. Adami. Young Jenson, begbm.lng f,of'k on an apprentice carpenter's job, could not be reached ror comment tbla momina. But Fountain Valley Police U . Bob llccta!n noted: "The kid did one 1reatjob. ·' businesses in Michigan were plunged into darkness as winds topping 65 mph lashed tbe Lower Peninsula. lee packs on Lake Erie were blown ashore at Buffalo, N Y , wrecking a tavern and six houses along the s horeline About 75 persons e vacuated their homes in the Sunset Bay community when floodwaters from Cattaraugua Creek sur- rounded a bout 200 homes. Authorities in Ohio said roofs were Mpped off numerous homes and businesses aod many windows were shattered. A circus-size tent collapsed on a boat show in Grand Traverse County. Mich .• Thursday night. but sheriffs deputies said all the spectators escaped. uninjured. In Lansing. Mich .. snow and sleet "turned the streets and sidewalks into great sheets of ice," said Mayor Gerald Graves . About 50,000 Commonwealth Edison customers in the Chicago metropolitan area. including 40.000 in the northern a nd western suburbs. lost electrical power for up to several hours because of downed lines. Stuart Lewis. a Federal Avia· lion Administration duty oCflcer. said winds forced some opera - lion al delays al Chicago·s O'Hata International Airport. Chicago Fire Department of- ficials said severe winds ripped loose several marble slabs from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel that fell 10 to 15 floors to the s idewalk off North Michigan Avenue . No in· juries wer e reported . but authorities c losed the street alongside the hotel. Brown Leaves For Africa- With Singer? NEW YORK (AP> -Aides to California Gov. Jerry Brown said today be was leaving on a 10-day African safari with "a friend." It is rumored that the friend is bis sometime companion, rock singer Linda Ronstadt. Brown, an unannounced Democratic presidential con- tender "agonized'' over the polittc81 implications of vaca- tioning with Miss Ronstadt, ac· cording to friends. who were quoted by the New York Post. ·•Finally, be just said 'To hell with it.' " one unidentified rrtend wu quoted as saying. Brown was expected to take a f111bt from John F. Kennedy Airport to Uberta today. The Poll said Brown, 41, was believed to be lravellnl wttb the 32-year-old Mias Ronstadt. A.ides to tt.e governor said on· ty that he wu traveling with ·'a rrtend." Brown's Request 'Denied· SACRAMENTO CAPl -The managers of the Rancho Seco nuclear power plant voted 3·2 early today to keep it operating despite the incident at its near twin in Three Mile Island, Pa A few hours later. the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission rejected an appeal by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. to temporarily close Rancho Seco. Brown also made a direct ap· pe al to the publicly owned Sacramento Municipal Utility District to s hut down the plant until the trouble at Three Mile Island is analyzed. Both were built by the Babcock & Wilcox Co. M ana~ers voted after seven noisy hours or testimony from the public, most Of It \lrging them to shut the plant at least temporarily The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Co mmission said in a letter wn tten today to Brown that there was .. reasonable as surance"' that Rancbo Seco ··can continue to operate with9ut danger to the public health and safety." The plant is on a prairie a few miles southeast of Sacramento a nd about the same distanc·e northeast of Stockton. The five board members ID· dicated in an informal telephone poll last week that they stood 3·2 in favor of maintaining opera- tions . The roll call was the same as the informal poll: Voting to keep running were President William Baird and members Patti Cart and Donald McClain Voting to s hut down were members Rick Castro and Gary Hursh The hearing opened with a turn-away crowd at the SMUD headquarters building. After about 2"'2 hours. the board had beard from about 30 or the 107 persons who signed to s peak. At midnight, SMUD's chief e ngineer a rrived Crom Was hington. D.C . with the word t h at t he federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission found from prt>liminary information on Rancho Seco that there was no reason to order 1t shut. The engineer. John Mattimoe. s aid it 1s a safe plant, a nd rec om mended keeping 1t running. After the vote at about 2 a.m .. the board. members and about half the peak crowd stayed m the basemen( cafeteria exchang· mg questions and answers . Guards earlier c losed the doors after the a rrival or the maximum number of persons al· lowed in the butldmg by the fire marshal. which Baird said was 960. Loudspeakers were set up in the lobby. A number of persons waited outdoors to enter when others left. Less than a handful of the first 30 speakers favored keep- ing the plant open. They were applauded by about one-third of the audience a nd booed by much of the remainder. <See NUCLEAR, Page A2) Coast -...~~!@-!S~ Weather • Mostly c loudy today through Saturday morning becoming clear Saturday afternoon. Highs Saturday in the 70s. Lows tonight in the sos. INSIDE T8D'4 Y F'foe lamdr«l fiftJI tap don· cer1 could land Onmge Coun· ty in the "Gunmeu Book of World ~" f/ all goe1 according to pion Saturday during filming of o TV IJ>f!dOl. The ltooferl, m-Oltly from the coaatal com- munitlea •• a~ out to' "-•t o record Id m Londoft four ~"ago. 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In a nationally broadcut ad· dreH. the president woultc kmedMan Terrorizes Tuv in Car LIGHTER AREA SHOWS PAOPOS!D OPEN SPACE Proposed U1ea Oe1J9nated By Number•, Lettera A Dana Point woman who sat with, her daughter in their dis· abled car beside the San Diego Freeway in Irvine Thursday was terrorfied by a man with a knife who tried to break in. Monkey Pete Retunu to Stripper Act NASHVJLLE. Tenn. I A Pl - After a footloose night on the town, a fire-eating, tequila· swilling, blue-jean clad monkey named Pete is back in the a rms or bJs stripper. Pete is part of exotic dancer Sylvia LaSerena 's snake-and· simian act. In the wee hours of Wednesday, after her show at the Classie Cat II. he dashed out an open door and beaded downtown, trailing his leash. Manager Gary Rook -said the 3-foot. 35-pound monkey ran away because Pete's partner, a 75-pound boa constrictor. rubbed him the wron~ way. Ms LaSerena,_ 28, of Mexico City, said of the simian Thurs day. ·'He does this all the time. He's done it before. l 've had him for four years. He just pulled his leash and I couldn 'l get hold or him.twas holding the snake ." But the meandering monkey was returned to the fold. .. He was way ou' on the highway," Ms. LaSerena said. ··1 think he jumped on somebody's car and the guy rollt:d the wmdow down and he got IO " Pete was back on the billing for Thursday rugbt 's shows From Page A J DIEDRICH. • l'Ommitted. "Shouldn't that be something decided at a hearing?'' Judge Tharp asked as he scheduled the hearing for Monday and indical· ed the trial wi ll s tart immediate· ly afterwards. Diedrich was ealled to the stand by Monroe in an effort to bolster bis contention that a lawyer-client relatJonship exist· ed between Diedrich a nd Rem· mgtoo. When it came hls turn to ques· lion Diedrich. Capizzi wasted lit· tie time before gelling to the heart or the case -if Diedrich. under the guise of legal fees paid to Remington. accepted a nd solicited bribes from the Grant Corp "~id you <in 1973) discuss any business dealings with officers and employees of the Grant Corp.?" Capizzi asked. "No. a t,solute ly not,·· Diedrich answered as the de· reose lawyers gasped aloud and called out objections to the ques- tion. ORANGE C::OAIT DAILY PILOT flw()r-e-4o.I.., PllOI ................ ._ -IM--l, .. .,....,.,...,b¥ tt.0..,.. (;~I P11110~C:--, S...-t4'1ttdilio<nMt ,,..1111.i..o -•1 ttvOll911 F•IO.t• tot c~ ~ ... N--"· Hunlin<i1on Bt<Kll/Foun ltonll•ll..,,IMIW,~ .. IK"'l~C-1 A ",,...,_._ ... _ .. _,_s.c_ .. _ -·~ TI>O '"'""'_. Pllbl•IN"O Pl-t•.tl llO ~r1nsi-.~-.~•ti.ll> ·-..... -PttikMftl """ Pwll- -~ •. c.-, l/ltol'r .. -1-0.-••- • ~ICMf!I l.llilor ~ ............ MllMq1ft9 Uher °""" ... LM9 ·-P ..... I IU<IM..,IMll-•"0-• L-.1leecfl~ --neto-..- Offtcee OMIUAltW *-Wi!PlrfSlrwl ,. 14\11111"91on -: ,,.,, llNCh...,.._. ~ ........... (114)IOG21 c. .................. ...,. &...-. .. _.MDlp1mnt•: T1t1plllRI tl6-W PreM .... 0.---- F ..... r.,.eAJ DELAY ••• partnershave rerusedtheoffer The Visbeek property plaRJ1ed for developme nt is situated roughly between the San Diego. Orange county boundary lines and AvenJda Pico, northeast or the San Diego Freeway. Deida said the open space dis· pule could delay the planned con· struction for some time. Anthony Wilson, another at- torney for San Cle mente In- ves tment s One, t old city planners T uesd ay h is clients want to be consulted on the ap- plications made with the city for use of the property. Wilson said his cli ents are not pleased with Nu-West officials' handling or the land sale al!ree· ment. The investment firm attorney said his cllents had not planned to become involved with the de- ve I opment process until re· ceolly. "We expected to be kept in· formed by Nu-West but they didn't keep us informed," saJd Wilson. Wilson asserted that while Nu West o fficials bave b een agreeable to m~ing with. San Clemente Investments One of· ficials, ·111ey have written u~ threatening letters." Auto Knocks Out Power ToLagunans San Clemente residents on the 2400 block of South Ola Vista without windup alarm clocks may have been in for a rude awakening today -or at least a late awakening. An auto that crashed into an electrical transformer at 2 a.m. near 2440 So. Ola Vista knocked out power in the area for about three hours, said a San Diego Gas and E l ec tr ic Co . spokesman. Police said they plan to file charges of reckless driving against Camp Pendleton Marine Kenneth James Helm, 19. who they allege slammed hls auto in- to a parked car that struck the transformer. Helm was treated a nd re· leased fro m San C le m e nte General Hospital Tidelands Issue The 27-year-old housewife told police she was wailing for a highway patrol car to stop and help when her car stalled at about 7 a .m. near University Drive. She saJd she refused the help of two other motorists who s toppe d . because s he was frjghteoed, and refused a third m a n who became enraged, drew a bunting knife and pounded the car to be allowed in. She shielded her daughter from the sight of the raging man and screamed for help. At her screams, she said, he bolted for his small truck and drove away. T he woman told police she was so scared. she got out of her car. lifted its hood and somehow fixed it so she could drive it home and call police. She described the man with the knJfe as black. 6 feet tall. or medium build, with hair cul close to h.is h~ad. 2 Candidate Forums Set; In Clemente T h e San Clement e Ho m eowners Association has planned two pubUc forums for the 36 City Council candidates seeking three seats up for grabs in the April 24 election. The April 11 forum is for the 25 hope fuls running for the three· year term opened by the recall of Councilman Howard Mushett. Voters recalled three council me m bersJan.23. The April 12 forum is scheduled fo r the 11 candidates seeking the one· year seats vacated by the re· call of council members William Walker and DoMa Wilkinson. Both will be held from 7 to 10 :30 p.m. at the San Clemente High School Little Theater 700 A venida Pico. ' Each candidate will be al· lowed three minutes to s tate' qualifications or a platform. A question and answer period will follow. Top Cop Resigns TU RLOCK CAP >-Police Chief James Greenway has re· signed and returned $2,400 he re· ceived after billing the city for expenses a lre ady paid by a federal grant, Mayor Dale Pinkney said today. Irvine Co. Faces U:pper Bay Suit By GARY GRANVILLE Of tlllit Delly rilet Se..tf . A lawsuit aimed at recovering the 13.• million paid by the state to the Irvine Company for three islands and other tidelands in Upper Newport Bay was flied to- day in Orange County Superior Court. The suit filed by the Orange County Foundation for reserva· lion ol Public Property alleges the company did nol own the Up- per Bay land when il was soJd to the •tate in 1975. Tbe complaint indicates the hndatiun is an unincorporat· ed aHoclatlon wttb Prank RobilllOft, Frances Jlobtmon. Al· Ian Beet. Jean Eberllna Cohen, the Sierra Club and Michelle Perrault"..-parUM to the u. IOdltloL Named defendants are the lrvlae Company, Pfrs l Americ. TltJe Compeny. the • state, tbe 'C!IOUDl)', tbe city or Ne•port. S.ach and Attorney General Oeor1e ·DeultmeJlan. Alleged in the s uJt is that the property covered by the st.ate purchase .was constitutionally protected pubUc tidelands. ··Al no time did the Irvine Company, .. acquire any valid legal right thereto or Interest therein." the complaint alleges. It goes on to ask Uie court to otder the company to repay Uie S3.4 mlllion plus seven percent interest from the sale date of Aprll 11, 1975. Those filing the lawault charge in their complaint tbat Jtbe .,.y. ment to Uie company "•u an U· Jeaat payment of public monies" and "le a waste of pubUc monies and said payment is void aad voidable." • The 1975 sale ended a lonl· staAdlna dJspute over the U'pper Bay tidilands and forever ended the Irvine Company's plan lo de· velop the Upper Bay. Slmultaneouely, the Upper Newport Bay tidel..-cts were eet utde as protected public wlldl~. • 1raduallr.. Uft price Iida on dom..Uean, pndueecl crude on. le.din• to total decontrol by "'1ntd · lllh -• 1"1 lottl IMMCht-by lbe U.S. oil industry. Carter's plan •ould allow it to rise graduaU1 to the world market prlteofabouUUabarrel. Admlldltratlon olliclals said tbe plan would add 4 .lo scents a 1allon to the price ot 1asollne and other petroleum products by mld· 1981. But other unofficial estimates put the tot.al Increase at up to 15 cents a galloo. Carter's address c ame two years after he sent his first energy plan to CoogTess as ''the moral equivalent ol war," a package or proposals that took Congress until lullalltopass. Carter saJd the action would help conserve oil by ·making it more expensive and a lso provide a financial incentive to U.S. oil ·com pan.ies to seek and develop oi I fields .. And he told Americans: "Each of you will have to use less oil and pay more for it." He said this w~uld help move the nation away from its heavy reliance on import· edoil. · To keep oil companJes from gel· ting too rich from decontrol. . Carter proposed the "windfall profits tax" on half the extra revenues that oil companies would get from bigber prices. Proceeds would be used to aid poor families, for mass transit projects and to help develop energy sources. U .$.-produced oil is held al about $9 for a 42-gallon barrel. -Actmhdttratioft ollklala said the decontrol plan wu dealgned in ..acb a way u to dam119D au tn-naUonary impact thil ,, •. Tbe oMeiaia estlmat6d tllal de- control would add one-t.nth or 1 percent to llviq eosls that have DID CARTER SURRENDER TO OILCONCERNS?--A5 GASOLINE MONEY SPLIT sax WAY8-A7 CQRNDSUGAA CANE ADDE TO GAS-83 been increasing at an annual rate of about lOpercent in 1979. They added that the increase would be "a bout two-tenths to lhree-tenl.bs or 1 percent in 1980 and 1981. • Under existing law, Carter has the authority to Urt oil price con· trols beginning June 1 without having to submit the plan to C ongress. His pro posed "windfall-profits tax," however, requires House and Senate approval. And that's where the plan could be in for rough going. Rep.John Dingell. D·Mich .. cha irman of the House energy and power subcommittee. said "prospects a re not good for passage" of the t ax, noting that Congress last year rejected a pre· vious attempt by the Carter ad· ministrationtotaxcrudeoil. Officers Shortage Blamed on Budget Orange County s he riff's representatives said Thursday that budget constraints are c r eating a s hortage of in· vestigators in the south county while at the same time pubLit' caUs for help increased 16 per· cent last year. The bleak picture of the south county's law enforcement pro tection came at a county govern· ment prelinunary budget hear ing. As the hearings kicked off. Robert E. Thomas, the county's c hie r adminis t r ative orficer. said the coming year's county budget should be held to last year's level of $510 million. He told department beads their 1979-80 budgets must not exceed this year·s expenditures. Proposition 13 constraJnts still reign and. Uke last year, the county is again at the mercy of state legisl a t or s ' bail -out benevolence, Thomas said. How much money the state will a llocate 1s still unknown. ··As of lhJs date in time. t here is no accurate number in the budget." 1bomas said. The sheriff-coroner 's depart· ment led o rr the hearings. scheduled to nm Thursday and Fridays through April 26. County administrators have given the law e l'lforcement agency a "target a llocation" for next year of $26.5 million. Baja to Boom Yanks Pursue Cheaper Gas T IJ UANA. Mexico u\P > Baja California ex peels. a big bu~incss weekend. thanks partly lo American ~otonsts seeking cheaper gasoline . The price al most T1Juana pumps was 48 cenls a ga lJon for regular grade gas, 68 for no·lead a nd 19 for dies~I fuel · -far below current U.S. prices. In htcrs as Mexican gas sales fi gure. that is 17.6 U.S. cents per liter or litro fo r no-lead. and 12.39 cents for r~f:!ular. Ther~ are 3.87 liters in a gallon. A ~talion owner said Thursday that no change in the price charged for the government gas is expect · ed. at least soon. .. We don't change the prices:· said Jesus Meza w.~ose station is located in the La Mesa outskirts of TtJuana. "You can us ually depend on them staying the same." An official of Petrcolos Mexicanos, Mexico's gover~ment-owned oil and gas monopoly. s aid U.S . motonsts have accounted for a 20 percent increase in gas sales in rece nt weeks. ,~ ... 1111 . .............. .... aasjt-Pr• ..... ,._.s.- ,.,, ......... .....,S.f»et••ed Sabote urs set off three plastic charges today at a plant near La Seyne-Sur- Mer. France. according to French Police. Components for two ex p e rime ntal nuc lear reactors destined for Iraq are under-construc- tion at the pt ant. See story. page A-4. ,.,....rage Al NUCLEAR. • • Chairman Baird warned that outbursts were robbing speakers or time. and at one point ha lted the proceedings and said. "Now wait a mJnute. This 1s getting to sound like a joint meeting of the Hell's Angels." Emotions ran high. A standing ovation went to Mike Gillogly of Sacramento who bad been ar- rested while climbing the fence at the plant Saturday. "It was a very scary thing to do ... It's a very negative ex- perience to be in jail," Gillogly said. State ments. genera•ly brier and articulate. came from many types of persons: teachers, doc- tors, farmers, s tudents, and many representatives or such groups as Friends or the Earth. Friends of the River, Peace Cen- ters and Peace-Life centers 1n several towns, former anti-war activist Tom Hayden's Cam· paign for Economic Democracy. the Sierra Club and the Society for Humanized Birth. f'rot11 Page Al SALARY. • • Barnes will tell you that our membership rejected by a 95 percent majority the board's of. fer of a 3.7 percent retroactive increase," Mrs . Campbell told startled trustees and officials. "We wilJ tell you that we have reduced our proposal to s ix per- cent and that we have both agreed to go to impasse if the board's offer is firm." Trustee Michael Sagar chided the faculty member for citing Calif1>mia Teachers Association statistics that portray Laguna Beach Unified as being at the lower end of Orange County·s pay scale. "You don't shoot out facts to a pers on who is not a ble t o r espond to it," Sagar com· plained. "We've got a bargain· ing la w and procedures to do it and we should get on with that." ·•w e would prefer not to negotiate in public," superinten- de nt Robert Sanchis told Mrs. Campbell. "There is a vehicle !m edJ ation> where we can go if negotiations are stalled." Sanchis maintained that the 3. 7 percent increase offer was "reasonable" when coupled with a 1.5 percent increase in benefits teachers received in February. MENS SUITS•SUITS•SUITS Every conceivable style to choose from in 100% wool. ·po I yester/wool . 100% texturized polyester. dacron/cotton -you name it, we have it. YOU JUST BUY ONE AT REG. PRICE THEN BUY ANOTHER OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR ONLY ''ONE DOLLAR'' • ' I . --~ :Waddill Trial ~ HARRISBURG, Pa. •AP>- Coadlllo•• 1t Three Mlle I.._,.• .,... ... reactor, ._ •l•blllHd and alowl1 ap. proachlnl c:o&cl th"1dowa, ~ cs.teriot.un, tor 11 boun efter' tbe lnlual ICl'hlnt, I N..et.ar R•l\llalGo Commwuoa otftelal aaya~ated photo, A4l ' C'OOUq ol lhe C'Gf'e WU lf aaytWu tolna dD-..blU.'' 1aAd Robert Bt>~ro. the NRC'a cit! cont.ailuUoa expert. In an in- terview Ttuartday. "TM a.itua- llon was deterk>l-1llnl( '' But (JO Wednt'ld•Y. M atth a . the d1y lhe Plllllt t>t-1an I lkinc radiation. M~lropolit.an EdllOO, the pl1nl's o~rator. Insisted thin.cs w~re under rontrol and thert> ~•~ rtQ danaer to th public. "We had a Mluat1on where the sarety of tht• plunt was going downhill an fits and spurts from '4 a.m. to 8 pm and then started to level off uguin." Bernero said At 4 a.m. March 28. a balky valve trigger ed a series or me<"h;anicul malfunctions und human errors that resulted in the worst ace1dent in the na- tion's civilian nu<'lear industry. Lack or vital coolin~ water ex- posed and damaged the core, ttu .. NRC said. "It took 16 hours or arm wrestling to restore the reactor coolant flow," Bernero added. "Everybody knew there wa:. danger Wednesday," he said. ··Wednesday night, it was known that an awful bash had bee n given the plant." Engineers were cooling tht> damaged nuclear reactor and removing gas from its sealed dome and its coolant system to- day. They were awaiting the go. ahead on a IO.day plan to drop its temperature below the boil ing point while pressure drops to normal After reaching cold shutdown the point where the reactor posea no threat of escaping con· trol -radiation spills can be mopped up 41nd 250,000 gallons of contaminated water converted to sludge and buried. Pres ident Carter directed Thursday the establishment of an independent panel to in- vestigate the causes of the acci- dent While Jife limped back to normal Ul central Pennsylvania. Gov. Dick Thornburgh continued his advisory that pregnant women and c hildre n particularly vulnerable to radia- tion -stay at least five miles rrom the plant. Toro Marines Charged With Goods Fraud LOS ANGELES <AP> -S1x curre nt a nd former marines have been charged in an aUeged fraud at El Toro M arlne Corps Air Station that may have cost the base up to $1 million in non- existent auto parts. The federal indictments, made public Wednesday, claim the de· fendants bought such goods as televisions. cameras, jewelry and appliances from P.J . Supp· ly, Inc .. which the company then bill e d to the military as authorized auto parts. The six indicted are alleged to have received $138,000 in goods and services paid for by the Marine Corps. D.J. Supply, Inc. bad an ex- clusive contract to supply auto parts to the base from 1972 to 1977. The owner and two employees of the firm have been granted immunity in the case for their testimony. Named In the indictment are Warrent Officer William R. Moody and Gunnery Sgts. David J . Wloch, Loel B. Garrison and Lyle Leroy Cole, all stationed at El Toro. Jmt Ducky, DarHn' Mother duck gets an escort from father cthe wh.ite one ) as she leads her 10 duckl· ings on an outing on a fine Spring day. The.. ducks belong to Dennis and Betty Holland of Costa Mesa .. Accused Relates 'Rage' lroine Defendant Tells of S,lwoting Girl By KATHY CLANCY Ol IM o.ily ~let S~ll Charles Herbert Guenther look the witness stand in his at tempted murder trial Thursday to say an uncontrollable "wild rage" caused him to fire five bullets into the head of a Dana Hills Hi gh School coe d last December. .. I became light-headed. somewhat nauseous,·· the 33- year-old former Juvenile Hall counselor testified. ..The next thing I knew the gun. . . was in my hand and I was pulling the trigger and shooting her. Then I grabbed a hammer and I began flailing at her ... swing· ing wildly," Guenther told the Orange County Superior Court jury. "I swung at least 20 or 25 times. "You couldn't tell what color she was be<:ause of the blood.·· the Irvine resident said. G ueother e.arlier was iden- L 1 fie d by 16-year-old Juli Michelle Gonzalez as the man who picked her up Dec. 8 while she was hitcbhlking home from school. shot her and beat her with a hammer. Guenther faces multipl e charges related to the near deadly a ssault on Mi ss Gonzalez, as well as the pistol· whipping of a 17-year-old San Clemente gi rl nine months earlier. He has pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of insanity. Defense Attorney William Dougherty has s aid he will not contest many facts of the case. But he will try to prove that Guenther's mental condition at the time of the assaults made..it im possible for him to un- derstand or control his acts. G uenthcr said from the wit· ness stand Thursday he had no inte ntion of attacking Miss Gonzalez or of robbing her when h@. picked her up last December. ··she had dut her thumb," he testified. ·'She entered the car willingly." But as he drove along, Guen· ther said, the "rage" took con- trol of him. ''I didn't know what I was do- ing," he said. "I was fighting the impulse. I was just shooting. She was screaming . and I was screaming. .. Blood was all over the wi.n· dows and the seat and the d~h board. my clothes. her clothe5 ... Guenther. dressed in dungarees and an open-necked shirt said from the witness stand. Then. he testified. a "white l ight" flashed throug h his mind and "Whatever was in me was gone.·· After that. Guenther told the jury, he dropped Miss Gonzalez at a construction sight and ned. Prosecutor Paul Meyer. dur· tng cross·examination. asked Guenther why he could control the car well-enough to drive. yet couldn't keep himself from Senate Supports Briggs' File Bid S ACRAMENTO CAP) - Reacting to a senator's com- plaint be was being "smeared" in news stories, the state Senate has voted to ask Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to release an attorney general's confidential report. The report, given to Brown last month, alleges that Sen. John Briggs and former Lt Gov. Mervyn Dymally misused their offices in connection with pre- paid health plans. According to one account of portions ol tbe report, Briggs. then an assemblyman, helped a doctor get a prepaid health plan contract with the state and then asked ro~ the doctor's insurance business In return. Briggs confirms helping the doctor but denies asking for anything in return. Dymally has also denied any wr,>ngdoing. "1 am be ing smeared." Briggs, R· Fullerton. said io Senate noor debate Thursday. "It could happen to you -this unfair lynctaing in the press." he added before the vote asking Brown to release the full report. "I think that somebody is try .. shooting tus victim or beating her with the hammer. ··1 know I was able to drive.·· Guenther testified. "All I did was feel myself in a wild rage beating on her. When the thing was over J fell very much com· passion for her.·· Guenther's psychiatrist. Dr. Barbara Hundley. has testified her patient suffers from a brain disorder brought on by a liver malfunction. Guenther was the final witness called in the three·day trial. Meyer and Dougherty will re- turn to court Monday to present final arguments in the case. Fremont Woman Raped in home FREMONT CAP) -Police believe a 27 -year-old woman who was raped in her home while her boyfriend lay helpless nearby was victimized by the ··Eas t Area rapis t ." who aJ ready has terrorized the Sacramento and Contra Costa County areas. Poli ce C hief Robert Wasserman s aid Fremont women should take extra pre- cautions. including Installing ex- tra locks on their doors and win- dows . The murder retrial of Dr. WUliacn Waddill baa been re· ceued until April 16 after a local ln&ernilt test1fied it. Is eommoa to wltbboldJlfe JIUllPOrt systems from tenn1nally iU patients .. The receaa had been agreed to at the start ol the trial by at- torneys in the case. Dr. Leonard Shapiro told the Orange County Superior Court jury tbat decisions to witbbold IUe support from tbe ir- reversibly Ul are common in the medical community. "It is one thing to render medical aid and it is another to let someone expire,'· the deferise witness testified.. "Those de- cisions are made every day:· Waddill, a 43-year-old Hunt· ington Harbour obstetrician is oo trial a second lime on charges that he strangled an in· fant known as baby girl Weaver two years ag9 after she al1eged- ly survived a salioe abortion. The physician's first trial ended with a bung jury. Defense attordey Charles Weedman is attempting to prove the baby was dead or ir- reverisbly on the verge of death when Waddill examined her at Westmins ter Community Hospital. He contends Waddill wanted oo ··heroic" resuscitation errort by hospital personnel because the two-pound, 15-ounce infant had no hope for life. Pr~utor Robert Chatterton. however, maintains Waddill strangled the infant because he feared a malpractice lawsuit if the baby survived with brain damage from the saline solution. Shapiro was asked Thursday by Chatterton to describe what .. quality or life" the infant could have if it bad survived the abor- tion. ·•My reeling would be minimal. somewhere between minimal and zero." Shapiro testified . He told the seven·woman. five- m an jury the saline abortion s olution likely would have cau sed widespread and ir· reversible damage in the baby's Two Sought In Swindle LOS ANGELES <APJ Federal agents are seekin~ two men who allegedly pose() as represe ntatives o f the Teamsters Union and s windled a San Clemente man out of $10,000 paid as an advance fee towards a nonexistent $3.5 million loan. An indictment handed down . Thursday alleged that the vie· lim. H. Eugene Gerke. was in- terested in purchasing the San Clemente Inn when be was ap- proached in October 1976 by Robert Roland Stoddard. 33. and George Clyde Ransom. 47. Tense Time: Taxee Due; Oscars Near Ing to destroy me politically because of Proposition 6,'0 be said, referring to the anti· homosexual teacher initiative be sponso~ last year. Briggs said in an interview that tbe press has been misin- terpreting the report and that il will actually show he is iDDOCellt or wrongdoing. '.I~ ' l~~r! !/'-· Featuring Valencia Orange, Dancy Tangerine, Eureka Lemon, or Btarsa lime. 5 Gallon size Reg. •12.99 SALE Pl.ICEs7. 99 As the countdown continues toward Olcar night and tax de- 8dliDes, Sunday's Dally Pilot will offer these features to relieve the anxiety. 'ENVELOPE PLEASE' - • • No m i n a le d f-'> r bes t performance by an actor are • . • The wlnDel' ls • • • 1 would Uke lo thank everyone • • . · · While tbe formal seems routine, Audemy Awards 1bow pro· ducer,.Jack Haley Jr. tells why ll '• much trickier lo llo~ up Osal'111••••·· (SUND A Y'S BEST J to the probl~- SEAL·SAVING FOLLIES - When Cleveland Amory set sail with hla crew, the objective was to save 101De of the 138,000 baby harp teals killed off Canada last month. Tbe mlaaion ended on a ... DOb&e .... caannao STSA•E• -C'Hwell. ~Cliimer'• lile·long love affllP wl&h thincs run by 1tea111 woa Ilia flrm a contract to ra-'-two --..·De.w anUque · oeo•othe1 -. and also 11mered an Academy Awards Okar. 9tory end pictures in You/YUur »meJ, Brown's press secretary, Bob- ble Metzger, said the governor.. would not release the report un: tll it was clear that the statute of limitations bad run out oo any crimes that may have been com- mitted. Releasing it befo~ then could prejudice the case, she said. ~ "He said that although the state statute of limitations bas run out, the federal statute may not have," she Hid of Brown. "We have not heard ti the U.S. attorney's office baa given us autbortty lo release tlMt report.•' • Brt111 asked th1t a con· lrftlloDal report, on whlcb be ••let lbe attorney seaeral's ,.. port wu baed, M printed la the Senate Journal. But lbe upper houu lmtead adopted a motkm b1 Sen. Bill Campbell, R· Hacienda Helghtt. asking Brown to release I.be attorney general'a report. . Now'• 1111 nme to Control Wttdl In ltodtgrot1 wtttl Pox Total for LC1W11. Prevents 24 weeds from growing. Kiits t>foodteof weeds too. Feeds lawn, klllS most Insects. oddS kon on<I Olher troce elements. n Is the most compfete proctucf you con · ·buy. Tl'le 16 lb. bog covers 2.000 sq. ft. of fUff. Reg. •13.98 SALE PltCE 19.98 . . 0,.1-...w.-1 ..... ,.. Jl2J MIWPOIT II.YO. COSTA..mA ...... ,... brala, heart, luap and ~kidneys. • . Under 1ucb clrcum1taaet1, Sh1ptro continued be Ull•l)' wou(d have ordered nf> Ille sup- port meuuree for the infant. ''Do vou t.biDk that. becaUM the mother bad decided that abe didn't wut the baby to becln with that the baby is entitled to Jess medical treatment?'' Chet· 1erton asked. Shapiro saJd be couldn't ruDy answer that quesUon but added. "the Intent (o( the abortion> wu to destroy the infant." Tax Deadline Set Tuesday Orange County property owners have until Tuesday to pay their second install· ment property tax bills, according to county Tax Co 11 ector-Treasurer Robert Citron. Citron noted payments postmarked after that day will be subjed to a six percent payment penalty plus a $3 processing fee. He reminded property owners not to confuse the April 10 property tax de· adline with the April 15 state and federal income tax deadline. Citron's office will col· lect $429 million in proper- ty taxes this year, a reduc- tion of 45.8 percent from a year earlier because or Proposition 13. Mrs. Trudeau Says Friend's Death Hurt TORONTO <AP> -Margaret Trudeau says the death of ber closest friend, Queen Alia of Jordan. was the final event that led to the end of bel" UDbapp:r marrtaae to Prime Minister Piette Eliott Trudeau. She al9o told of heavy pot smoking. She said sbe met the queen when King Hussein visited Canada in 1974 . "Within hours, she bad taken me in band, forced me to l.augb about our lives, poked fun at my rears." Mrs. Trudeau wrote in the latest serialized installment of her autobiography. "Beyond Reason. Wh en told of the queen's death in a 1977 helicopter crash. "I started shaking." she said . .. Tears poured down my face. It was too much for me. It made a mockery or all o ur conversa- tions. the way Alia had kept in· sisting that everything would turn out well for both of us." Fruit Tree Clearance 1/2 OFF Reg. Pri~e Wax Leaf Privet An 9l Celllll'lt Cll04C8 f()f COi• tree neoge or 1anosoope use. Got 51l8 Reg '2.89 SAlf PltCE 11'.129 ~, Blooming .. ~ > Rose Bushes CftOoSe from any COior Of 1118 10111bOW In oww 30 vontttes, 2 Gal size '6 99 Vollle SWNtCE 14.99 MO COf lfr• Constonf COior IO ony 9tlOdy goreltn 5'1Gf. .M Pot silt Reg 99' SALIPllCf 59• -~ We're Gouged Agaiii TllS mAC'K GOl .. D ,. Vita: wt nithl .,,...,d .... t •an.r Mid, ''1'11 itv. k to'you ltraa,h&. tub one ot u" will have to ...... o'1 and pay more lot It " I ,...,.. lhat'a pr•tty tral1ht atl rt1ht Rut th•t do91n't make It autom1Uully "9•t. t'kher filo U.. l>"fttct.ftt WH t lllnt UI he'I pulllnl( prlet• rott troll ott ol our doft'le1Ur oll Pf'()dwOon In an effort tn hnllllt output, huM e>ur fort111n ck-JM'ftdtm-y for oll 1nd ~11 tOU rattt C'Oftffrv et 6on ThN4l .,.. •II nohlfl JCOM h1 TH Yt: i\TIUN IS, or Nl'l'te, Uu1t ft wlll h4I Ute 1)()01 "orli ""' 'itiff whu t i.lt It rh&ht In Ow> p()('kt'lboolt •tcaln ~1nwhow, II '"'"'' to hcl ron~ that 111 ()( thl1 wlll r.-11ull In t'lt•• l\n>Ot (Qr lh•• oil l'OmpanlNt 1'ht-l)rlC'CI ••t .ii.11ollm• •I thu 11un1p h ianll('lpated to •dJui.t to d•• 11•.iulullou l\nct ou k'"'" bl•mf'tl wt•ll what a prtN• ~dJustm,•111 nw•"" th4 •' da 11 Tth• nf•ve•r adjust down AdJuMl uwun-. 1\nlv 1\ltfl (ij~·tlon Holl our .. t'li towa rd tht-sky So .i•1t11llnt' 1u•IC'f4 \\Ill lt'•P upward hv unothl'r s or 1>11 ce nts and we II aU be lookrng squarely at lhe one dollar :1 l(allrm in the little price w1odow on our fnendly 1Wrsthl1orhot>d "a" pump Th<·n al(oln, what drx--. the prC11denl want to do about ll1C»H' 1•Ju •t·11'1 pr•1rit1. rf':1Jl'·d hy the 011 companies" llllw 1hH•11 llHll h•·lp lh1· C'fJmmul1nl( working people"' Why, w1· lr1kl' c·arr· of lhtit by having Congress pass an l''l•t•:.ii 1>rol1L" l !1x on lhf· rnl J~'Oplf• Just lax away th<tt "111dfall mmH'Y I.ORI> llAVt: i-n;RC\'. lhc f.!1>vcrnm(;nt·~ grand ~olu thin lo t•n •ry prohlem sccmh to IH: udopting ye t another tax :.<·h,•ml' So you tnkti llw money out of lheie working stiff's pocket 111 tht• 1~1111 pump ThN1 you J(tvc It to lht: oil companie1>. Tht·n you luk1• it UWIJY rrnm the oil companies and give lo llll' J!O\lt'rnmt•nl Nuw lt1t nll' rol 1 th111 •1ni· hv uuain Who re <Jlly paid thiu tux. unywny'• ('\'Nl<'!i MIGHT StJGCa•:ST th11t lh18 l<tx wus paid hy 1111• 1.nmt• •tt1Y who IR lwln1• SJHkc·d lo drive IS miles a week 1!·1111 I hun 1 ... ll111•ic n1 •W. ,.,. r '""'' f'vcry now and then. don 'l run thut lwuun.c lht•rrnolft11t h1Uh<•r ll'lon 6.'S dc(lrc.-e11 or <·ool your 1>l11c·1· ht•low HO S wt•itt 11 lltlh• lilt .it·, J(ood for your pores. So whot la th NOv1•rMrw nt l(Olnu to do with the 011 ex· ''l'llll pmrlt11 l1ut rnonc y" We• 11~ told that It wlll go to old Um 1>00r You huvt' lo tw enormou11ly thankrul for that, hccauM· the way thlnr<11 nrr• l(olnic. lhal muy lnt'lud<' us all. . W ASlllNOTON 1AP> -Tbe .....,.... unetnploymeal rate re· malnttd at a •~·year low ot 5.7 ,_reent ln llareb, while the number or l)el'llOM who have abandoMd tbt .. arch for Jobi fell to the low•l lev•I 1int'(I 1974, tho. Labor ~t said today. Tb .. P,artment 11ld there were 126,000 so-called "dlscourqed workon ' 1n the rlral lbree montha ot Uw yHr lhoM who wanl Jobi but have •lven up loollln1 fur them bec:auH they ~llev none 111 av1l11ble . California 'it unomploymenl r•l• dl'Ol>l>ed all1htly. from 6.6 ltl'r('t1nt iri "'ebruory to 8.5 per· t'\ilnt lh Mar~h TH NATIONAL employment raporl ror M11rc h showed the .. conomy Is maintaining suffi· t•h•nt 11tl'(•nath to provide Jobs for 11cw1•onwrs to the labor force, u lthou~h t.hl• econom y did not nu•kt ony further dent in lhe numb1•r or prl'ViOUSly jobless 1w rs ons Ttw Lubor Ot•1>artment said 1otul t'llll)loymt•nt inrreased by uh1>11t l.'00.000 Junng March. to a t.1tnltul or t)fi 8 million. while un· ,•mploy11w111 rt .. mu1 nt•d · a t the l''t•hruur:o lc•v1..•I or 5.9 million. 't'h1~ unc•mploymC'nl r at e of 5. 7 1wn·l·nt. tlw s111n,• as in Feb· r11 111)'. \\II:. thC' lowest s ince 1\11i.:11st rn74. wlh•n 11 was 5.4 per- 1' l ' II t Th,• numbl'r of dis l'1111 r.1.:t•d w11 r l.l·rs was the 1(1\\l'iot :.mn• thl' third quarter of Hl7.S , ''h<'n 1t was 617.000. .\l.THOVGll A d<'clin<' in job- lt•:.:-.rll'S-" would seem to be good '"'" s. the udm1ms trnt1on has re· .H'tt·ct \\Ith less than complete ,·nt hus ia:.m It bC'h C'\'('S the job· lu1 rate bu been at • level that renecll lnflattonary conditions. The Labor Department said total employment ln"reased by 3.5 million since March 1978, when unemployment stood al 6.2 percent, The increase In employment or 200,080 in March compared with substantially larger 1ains In the rarst two months of the year and appeared to renect a slowdown in economic growth that the Carter adminis tration says is necessary to help control inflation. MOST OF THE March job gains occurred among adult women, the de partme nt said. ll reported a big increase in jobs in wholesale a nd retail trade. And it said there was a gain of 70,000 jobs in m a nufacturing in- dustries, nota bly in electrical and transportation equipment and machinery The departme nt said the number or persons in the labor force increased by 190.000 dur- ing Ma r ch to a record 102.7 milUon. The labor force includes both persons with Jobs and those who are seeking them Unemployment s tood at 5.8 percent in January and 5.9 per- cent in December Spring Overronaes Flowers bloom on a tree in Harrisburg. Pa . in contrast to cooling towers of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant m the background. The plant 1s closed after suffering what has been called thr worst nuclear accident in the United States. Killer's E~eeution Halted AT~tORE .. \la 1AP1 Con· de mn"'<i murdert'r J ohn Louis Evuns Ill. \\ho "as down to his last mt .. :11. has l;1st shower and his htst words of love to his fam1h bdon• ~ang s pared from electrorut1on, now mus t decide \\ hether to fi ght his execution. Evans. six hours from death today in Alabama ·s electric chair. burst mto tears Thursday e\ erung~·hen be learned or his reprieve. a stay of exeeution be bad not requested l '. . 'PREME Court Justice Wilha m Rehnquist . acting on an app e al fro m Evans ' mother. Betty Evans. ordered the execu· Bombs Damage Nuke-making Plant in France LA SEYNE ·SUR -MER . France 1AP 1 ·-Sabot e urs bombed an industrial plant to· day whert~ components for two ex pt-ri mental nuclear reactors for Iraq were under construc- t1on . police said. The three plas tic explos ive <'h ar~cs reporte dly c a us ed several m1lhon dollars worth of ch1maJ(t• I\ n <c nony m o u s telephone <'Oller told the Parts newspaper Le Monde a previously unknown "Group or French Ecologists•• wus rcspon."llble for the attack and that 1t wa s ai m e d at "n culral lz1 n g machines dan.ccrous to human life ... t1on delayed al least until Apnl 13. The decis ion brought an ex plos1on of cheers from dealh row inmates at Holman Prison and words of f?Tief from death penal· ty advocates who had assembled near the pnson. Foes of capital punishment held candles aloft in the night and sang "We Shall Overcome." Clergy men d esc ribin g themselves as ··biblical fund· amenlalists" said the court had turned its back on God's rule of ··a life for a life.·· THERE WA NO comment from E\·ans. who had been scheduled to die at 12:01 a.m loca l time for the slaying of M o bile p a wn s h o p owne r Edward Nassar. There also w<c~ no c om me nt from Nassar ·~ widow Gov Fob James had de libe rated for about six hours Thursday over a request from Evans' mother for a clemency bearing for her son. Evans, a 29-year-old Texas native who gunned down Nassar while the v1ctim·s two youn~ daughters were nearby. had re peatedly asked for death to end what he called ··a bell on earth in prison. ON THE DA\' befor e his sc hed uled Pxecut1on . wh ich would h<:1ve been the first since G:.try G1lmorl' faC'ed a Utah fir ln(.l squad Jan. 17. 1977. Evans volce d rcpcntence for "a wasted life" and seemed firm in his re- solve to go ahead with the elec· trocullon. But, with the stay . there were signs Evans might change his mind. The Rev. Kevin Duignan. bis closest friend an recent month." and the man who told him of lht> ~ta' s atd Thursdav Dlllht he still t>ehe\'l'S E\ ans \\1U ' 1e" the rourt s J Ct1on as ··a mt•..,i.a~l' from Goo·· to try to llH• Record Lows Recorded • «J mph WindA Chum ThroUKh Ohio Valley . 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W11Wll:w111-WIH ..... s ... , ..... .. """""9Mll INcfl ..... -.. ~l .. lwtll\Wlft99'1t ..... c-..,_, .... ~ -..Cll w- -le I .. "" ... II'°'"" Of Ila ..... c.... ... ... Robert Weed. president and publisher of the Daily Pilot receives award recognizing the newspaper's continuous presentation of Courses by Ne wspaper from Coast Community College District Trustee George Rodda Jr. Coast College District Lauds Daily Pilot's Courses by Newspaper Since fall of 1975, the Daily Pilot and Coast Community College district have cooperated in a non-traditional e ducation program Courses by Newspaper. More than 240 students are enrolled for credit at Coastline College for the current course. "Death and Dying - Challenge and Change." • The course lectures -articles pre - pared by n ation a lly re nowne d scholars · are published in the Daily Pilot each Saturday, for 15 weeks. each semester . .The Dally Ptlot was one of 11 newspapers to pioneer the first course -American Issues Forum. Several hundred newspape rs present one or both of each year's offerings Last year. more students completed the spring course. "Popular Cu lture." at CoastUne College thun did readers of any other participating newspaper. Each semester. many thousands more enjoy reading the thoughtful articles . The series of newspaper ''lectures" is prepared by UC San Diego Ex· tension and Is ofrered to newspapers throU&bout the United States under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Courses by Newspaper one more reason people all atoni the Oranace Coast erijoy th~ DAILY PILOT 64!-43!1 "