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Home My WebLink About1979-05-10 - Orange Coast Pilot17 . ' -.:----.t"-L__..--· . 'I'll Take Care of You' ~------~------ ' Some Serviee Iran Adds 60e Stations Plan To Oil Priee 4·day Shutdown Next Tuesday VOL 11, HO llO. 4 SECTIONS. }O PAGES NewNerker Freckles. the Phoenix Zoo 's 17-year\ld female giraffe. attends to her newborn son. who stands about 51"2 feet tall and weighs 120 pounds. T he young gir affe was born Saturday Gas Dealers Plan Brown Pus es n as ee s * * * * * * _County Gasoline Drivers Offer Sex, Bribes 8 y MICHAEL PASKF.VICH and t~R t:DERICK SC.110EMEllL 011,. o.11, Plle1 swtt BRIBES. ONE THAT HJT Sl.000, sexual favor!'. a nd other cnt1re mcnts arc being offered Orange Coast ser vice "t at1on attendants by desperate motorists in their st:arch ror gasoline. Other motoris ts a re resorting to excuses 'Tm hav mg a buby" or ··my grnndmother just died " in atte mpts to s way attcnd<i nL" into selling them fue l or breaking rules 1m pos<.'<i by the odd·evcn s ales plCi n lN IRVlNE, A STATION owner who Cisked that the na me of h1s outlet not be revealed. s aid a prominent local r~side~t who owns fi vl' CC1rs offe red him $1 ,000 to "provide ha m with C1s much gusoline as he wanted whenever he wanted at ... · It wC1s JU~t that important to hi m ." the owner said. "I tolci tum rather that I wouldn't do it." he added At the sam<' Mat1on. the owner re ported, attendants had bcl'n offcn•d rar nal delights by female motorists who wanted to buy gasoline <iftt:r closing. "ONE GAL SAID 'I 'LL TAKE care of you 1f you ·11 take ra re of me. Jus t let me know a day before'." the owner re- ported . "They're Just that des perate " Jn Newport Beach. Bob Huxtable, owner of Texaco station at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills roads, said two residents of the e xc lusive Bag Canyon neighborhood of· fered unspecified amounts for gasoline fu vors . "I told them there wa s no way that I could do it, .. Hux table said. Small payoffs are common, a survey of attendants ·showed. Corwenience Stop U1idoing SELMA, Ala . cAP 1 Two men with stockings over their headc; robbt>d a convenience store . wh ile a wom an accompli ce re - ma ined in the ir ge taway car , a uthontics said . But whe n the men rem to the car. the woma n had gone to the bathr oom tci ktng lht• ca r kC'ys with her A ~~Ort time later of f1C'e r s a r rl'Sll'd r.t>nt• i\utq .Johnson. 22. ll'ss Reed J r 23. :ind Pt•1otY .J e a n A u t 1 t-r 2 I a n d cha rge<i them "ltjl armf-<1 rohbcry Iran to Add @ ·to Price Of Crude Oil TEHRA N. Ira n t AP 1 Iran announced today 1t will inc reast• crude 011 pr1res b) 60 rents a barre l on all existing contracts . effective next Tuesday. .. Market conditions dem anded 1t." said an official of the Na tional Iranian Oil Company who asked not to be na med The price mcre ast.' will prob ably ha ve virtually no impact on the cost of gasoline or other oil products m the United States . according to analysts Meanwhile . sources in New York said Saudi Arabia is re portedly ta king a long-expected move of reducing the amount of oil It sells to Arabian American Oil Co. <ARAMCO>. the four company consortium which 1s the S audis ' key link to Western markets. Governor· Warns Carter SACRAMENTO <AP J -Gov F. d m u n d B r o w n J r . s-a y s California won 't be "pus he d around by ot he r states" on gasohn<' allocations And he says Pres ident Carte r ha d bet t e r b e fa i r t o C:a lirom ia" 1f he hopes to be re· ~·lc<'ted next Yt'llr ··w e ·11 m akt· whatever dis· t·1pl1ned . purpos eful !'acnf1cc 1 ~ nt'l't'!'Sary. b ut we abo "ant the rest of l ht• rountry to do that." Hrown sa id m an 1n tcr\'tt'" rN•o rd<•d for hroadca~t today on tht> NBC .ell'v 1~1on "To· day " news program Brown. who says he is thank ing or c hallenging Cart er for tht• Oem ocrati t· no m in a tion fo r pres ident in 19RO. was iiltcrnatcly conc1hator y and thr eatening in ton re~a rdang Car.tcr Hrown said ht' was confidf'nt Carter would protel't Califor· n1an ·s 1ntt'res ts . but s e ve ral other rt'mar ks sounded hostile. The president had better be fair to California. because ttus as the b1~gc•st state . And we 're not <1skmg for more than our share. We're asking to be t reated in a n ISee BROWN, Page AZ I C-oa~• Weather · Four-day Shutdown "l 'VE BEEN OFFERED $20 for a fillup after clos- ing," said Ste ve Steria, lead s alesman at a Che vron sh1lion near Orange County Air port. "I wouldn't take it That person could have bee n a guy from the county," Ste ria said. ''Lots or people have offe red to prepay for S25 or $S0 worth of gasoline so they could get it when they want," said Harley Johnson, owner or a Union 76 station at the corner of Culver Drive and Michelson in Irvine. The Iranian and Saudi actions could mean more problems for the world's oil -consuming na· lions . Ira n 's price hike is a further hint tha t the or ganiza- tion of Petrole um Exporting Countries will decide on another rise in the base price of oil when it m eets next month. The Saudi decision wiJI likely curtail the already lig ht supply of oil ln the West . Clear throug h Frida y a nd a little warmer in· land Highs Friday upper 60s at beaches. upper 70s inland. Lows tonig ht 46 lo 53 INSIDE TOD"\' SACRAMENTO <AP) -After meetinp at the White House and st.ate Capitol, a spokesman for California service s tation pperaton says the dealers still plan a four-day shutdown this month lo demand hiJiher profits. Jim Campbell, executive director of the C alifornia Service Station Association, said WeclneldaY he met Tuesday with White HoUle aide Mike Chanin and David Bard i n. ad· mlnlstrator of the Economic , ae1.aatol'Y Administration. . ·~ wu no CO'Pmitment by tbe ...... Houle 1taff. They undentand and sympathize with our problem. I told them we're autl ..., ·to abut down unless the1 eban8e tbe regulations." Campbell aald. He said the U.S. Department of Energy rules affecting de · a le rs ' share of profits can be changed in 24 hours. Some service stations plan to close from May 17 to 20 in pro· test of low profits they say they receive. Campbell said they want 2S percent of the wholesale price or about 15 cents per gallon, in· stead of tbe 13 cents they get. He said they also want "the U.S. Department or Energy to stop acUng Uke a Gestapo." "They are walking in and tell· Ing a guy lo roll back bis price without looking at his books. We know of 50 lnRt ant rollbacks, where a deale r didn't e ven know what his maximum or lce was ," <See CLOSE, Page t\2) BOB THOMPSON OF BOB'S UNION Service in Hunt· ing ton Beach says $20 is the standa rd offer for special pump privileges. "The biggest one was $50," be added. "You name it, we 've had It -everything rrom I'm having a ba by, immediately, to my grandmother just died ," said John Simister. of Aquatic Park Shell on Boh!a Chica Avenue in Huntington Beach. One coast observer noted that the county's birth rate should be boomJng if all the pregnancy excuses are founded. SIMISTER SAID HIS ANSWER to the medical e mergency excuse is. "I 'm sorry, call an ambulance." Thompson s aid if the medical e merge ncy Is valid, he 'H give them a gallon of gasoline to get to the hospital. "We get a lot of lies ." said Roger Schmidt, who operates a Chevron s tation on Beach Boulevard in Hunt. ington Beach. He lets has attendants make a dete rmination on whattodo. The Iranian price increase, a 3.6 percent ~l. would bring Iran's oil prices to S17.17 a bar- rel for lran.ian light and $16.64 a barrel for Iranian heavy. The OPEC base price for oil is $14.54 a barrel. plus a ny sur- charges the carte l's members want to add. Iran 's surcharges have been about Sl.80 to Sl.90 a barre l. # I ran is producmg about 3.9 milUon b~tls a of oil a day. all b,Ul 750,00t i<)f wh1C'h are ex , litee OIL. Pa gt> A2> . -... ' .... In a candtd rntenMw. Tom Jlayden tell& how has v1ews have changed. V1ews that art' caus1ng mm to come ~ altack from. of au places. the le/t. Read about t he ul- trahberal who 00$ come m o/f tM streets and bt'come port of the new government . Pagt' A21. ..... x Al 'I'-s.nkt At AMI Lallilln Cl ., .... ...-.C' CJ........ A• L.M....... MMe<rlet .... .... _ .. ,.It ...... ~ .. Cellttnlla Ai .. a!IMalHewt M 0......-G ii Or-.e c-ty AU ~· .. .,,.,,. ~ ., ("91...... •• ....... • ... 0..-~ AU ~."9111c..... Alt E'4terlal ~... ,.._, St«ll ......... 91 . ........-.... ,.......... .. ,.......... CM t T"9ttn .... -.,,.,. (~ WHllltr A4 latttfl'lt..-at warN llffW\ u ,4J DAil Y PILOT s Thursday, MIX 10, 1979 ~l!aCtBacking Urged Carter Pushes SALT Agreement WASHINGTON <AP) -Preal· dent CartK appeal~ toda,y for public l upport of the new arms limlt•Uon treaty with \be Sovlet Union, arl(u.ini that lta rej•ictk>n by the Scnat(1 wnuld bt-"a ma"s ivt'. des1ruc-t1v e blow to world pea<.'e." Addrenin1 u .White Hou111· breakfNt for retail~rs. Carter sa1d lbat ti the Senat~ dOt!8 oot ratify tk pact, "We woukt b(• 'Hg Fight' Looms Over Gas Ration WAS lll NG TON (AP 1 Cong ress1on11 I leud t:r:-. a re pre dieting thP House will 101n tht' Senate and g ive.• Pres ide nt Carte r powers to o rder gasoline rationing if there 1s a severe energy short.age. But a tough fight is ellpeeted and the White House was wagi n~ a lobbying campaign today to pick up wavering votes for finul House a ction, e xpected by early eve ning. Wednesday's 58·39 Senate ap. proval of the heavily modified plan helps its chances in the House "very significa ntly," s aid Rep. John Dinge ll, D·Mich .. chairman of the House energy and power s ubco mmittee. Dingell pr:t'cted passage by the House. Ho wev , aide s t o Hou:-.e S peaker Thomas P. O'Neill said a preliminary he ad c ount -~Slshwed victory might be by an extremely s lim margin. House approval could give the p resident the power to order gasoline rationing although e ither c hamhc r of Cong ress <"Ould exercise a veto within 15 days of such a prcs 1denlwl de c1s1on Senators passt'd thl' standby proposal only after wnnglllA a va r iet y or l a st -minute con· cessions from the pres 1<Je nt Among othe r promis es. t he president agre<'d nut to use the powers t·xc-cpt in dire emer~l'n cies and to make mor e gasolint: available for farmers . taxicab a nd truck dnvers and for cer· tain energy-related indus tries. Originally. Carte r wanted t.o distribute coupons ba sed solely on the number of re gistered vehicles in a household In an attempt to pick up sup- port from legislators from rural a re a s with long dri v in~ d1~ t a nces. he modified the onginal <J pproach to make more coupon!- a va1lable m sl ates with a tustory or hea\'Y gasoline cons umption That change enabled it to pass the Senate. but c ould pose problems for the plan in the House . with its heavy concentra· tion of lawmakers from urban areas that generally would have fa r ed better unde r Ca rter's o riginal formula . Under the final re vision, 24 s tates and the District of Colum· bia would get more coupons per vehicle than they would have un· der Carter 's original plan: fi ve s tates would get the s ame number, and 21 would get less. T he average nationwide gasoline ration -assuming a 20 percent loss or oil s upplies - would be in the vicinity or 46 gallons a monlb per automobile, based on a rough calculation. There would be a three-car limit in obtaining coupons . Among other purposes, the limit is intended to keep people from buying junk cars t o become eligible for additional gasoline rations. BART Hikes Fares SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - Bay Area Rapid Transit will in: crease fares in J anuary for the first. Ume in four years. perba:'S by as much as 25 percent, says general manager Keith Bernard. DAILY PILOT Tiit ()<-"°"" 0..'Y PllOI, wl!fl -II IH.,... _ .... __. ........ , ··-'"""'"'"'°'-Coo 1-........c_, ~,.,,...,.,..,....,., ....... --· ........... ,,..,.. ..... ""'• "'" ... Ne-1 -"· .....,.....,_ e. .. ..,,_ ,..., v ... 1..,, 1,,,_ L-&.etlll-(6'\I A ......................... ,_.__\61-..- ~f\ ~-· .... ·-"'""' ol.m "'" lJO Wt>l llt YSl,_..CO\tt lW"' C .. l'°'"'•t-._ .. _ .... _, __ _ JMltll c .. ... YlnPtt\ldtMt""Ot_ ... __, ~···-""""' ,_,,._......... MIMtl"OCclltot °'""'"·~ -p ..... A"hlMll ~Editor\ T11tplloM (1141i04»1 CtHllfflM ......... IOlf7I ffWMS...0.--- look~ upc>n u t.he warmoqer" and would 111.aff~r a acnOWl Joss or trust amon1 NATO alh~ Thl' prt'aident, a11i11n1 fOt l1"> lnd1v l c1ual 11 upport b y tht> r.-pr.-M>nt"811Vf'll or tht> l\mt•ric1tn kc>t all Federation, uh.o stud u St'nate turn·down wo uld un dt rmhw hlis effort!\ to hull the 1prt•ad ol nU<'lear weapon1> Emplutslnq tht· list w1ts m <'omplrt<>. he cth .-d as pol\'nlhal Premier's Ears Pulle<l R OM E t /\P 1 /\ lJt'll:.IUOt•t -.1 ;ilkt•\I Ufl lo Scn.itc 1'1 .. -..ttcnl A111 11) tort: Fanfdn1 1tnd pulled hi s ears du r 1 n~ a me m orial scr vlCl' fo r f o r m t' r f' 1 c m 1 '-' r A I d o Moru, slain Ly ll·rrori!>lli a )l'ilr ago l"a nfani. 71, wa:-. s 1tt1ni:: Wednc::.da y 1n the front row in tht' downtown J esus Church. lie grimaced as poli ce r us he d 1n a nd dragged the mari away. I<' a n f a n 1 • a f o u r t 1 m c form er pre rt1 1e r , 1 ~ a Christian Ocmocrat, like Moro. P olice quoted the as· sailanl. 1dent1fied <1 ~ 65· "'Ye ar-o ld Angelo G al lo from Sicil y, as sa ying he came lo Rome to "shake" Fanfani into a tougher an· ti-Communist stand in the ca mpaign ror e lec tions in) J une Fro. P~Al BROWN ••. equitable manner . rt'alizing that m any people drive.• 20, 30, 40 m iles lo work." But Brown also said he d1dn 't be lie ve speculatH>n that the ap· pearance or a gasolint• shortal(e an Califom.1a before other s l<ites was any kind of Cartl'r plot to em barrass or pun ish him "I can t hd1evc that President Carter would puru~h Cali fo rnia bt'cause he think ~ 1 might run against him ror the pre!>1dency," Brown said. "In order to be elected. pres1· dent again. he'll have lo carry MEXICO WELCOMES BUYERS FROM U.S.-A22 LUXURY AUTOS AVOtO LONG LINEs--A2S ALTERNATIVES: BUSES,GASOHOL--86 California, wtuch has the most number of electoral votes . So I feel reasonably confident that Pres ide nt Cart.er will do all that he can lo help out the situation " Brown a lso blamed Carter and former Presidents Nixon and Ford for failing to develop an enen~y polic·y lo pre vent the shortag~. But Bf<>wn said it is still a my s t e r y why the g as oline shortage hit California and not other states. "We wa nt to be ar the burden equitably," he a dded late r "People should no t look a t C al ifornia a nd m a k e it a scapegoat. a nd say 'You people are bad because you have a lot of freeways .' The oil comparues and the highway lobby we re the ones that e n ro u ragc d the freeways " ........... &a Gara Artist Salvador Dali holds a huge sword he designed with a golden eagle head in Paris where he will be in- ducted i nto the French Academic des Beaux Arts. nut'leu pow.!nl auch n1Uons as Rra&ll, Araenllna. ttakbtan, South Korea, India-. Taiwan and ~uth Africa. "Ir Wl' show now that we re· j cC'l thili mutually advantageous volunt<try re11tt1tint on our own nurlci&r Wt>11J)(mry. and initiate the prospec t or a m1ts sive nudcu arm!! rnc't.'. thost: COUil· tri~a woold feel that there wu11 no lonaer any constraint on them." Cart.e'r decl11red Ht asked tus audie nce "to help me sell to the American people und directly to the U S. Senate the advanta~cs of r atification, a nd lht' dev1tslating disadvan· t.1~t'~ 1f the treaty 1s re1ected · I t.hmk the most 1 m port.ant xinl(le achieve ment that could 1)():-.s11Jly take place during my l1fet1mc for our oat1on is the rat1hc»l10n of the SALT treaty," s aid Carter "Rej~tion of this t N?aly. now that 1t has been negotiated w(1uld be a massive. destructive blow to world peace.·· Since the dawn of the atomic al(e. the president said, the Unit- ed States "has taken the lead to put const.rajnts on the evolution of nuclear weaponry." All s uch efforts. s tarling with those of President Eisenhower, "would bt' an da nge r if we now rcJect this treaty.'' he continued. Senate critics o( the treaty are vowing to change or reject it. The treaty is expected to pro- duce t he most searc hing na· t 1onal security debate since the e nd of World War I I. The out· come is far from sure. S e n a t e Ma1or ity Le a der Robert C Byrd. D-W Va .. told the Senate today he hopes acllon on the treaty can be completed this year. "I'm not going ·lo be _in· ti madated by the idea that if my vote 1s aga inst . that it goes down,'' said Byrd, whose sup· port would be crucial to the goal of obtaining the necessary two· thirds majority for appto\lal Republi can Leader Howard If. Dakt'r Jr or Tennessee said he offered lo keep Carter informed of the GOP head co unts on the treaty as thl· debate progresses "I don't want m y president to fly an the dark, to fl y blind ." ~aid B:.i1<N . "'ho s t ressed his belief that the treaty might rl'· q uire s ignificant cha nges to wan ratification. SALT II is being denounced by foes as an unequitable and un· verifi able pact that will give the Soviet Uruon a definite advan- tage ·m long-range missiles and bombers and a chance of win· ntnit a nuc lear wa r with lhe United St.at.es Texas Steer Halts Autos On Freeway VENTURA IAP> -Nobody knows why the Texas longhQrn s t ee r was on the Ventura Freeway today . Sheriff's dep· uties theorized he ma9 ha ve fallen off a truck or escaped from a beer commercial. It took four hours t.o corraJ him a nd they had to shut down the freeway briefl y She riH's Lt. Hank Carrillo said deputies ~ot a calJ around midnight from a motorist whom they took to be a drunk, but it wa s no Joke. "lie was ri~ht , there was o~ hell of a big s tee r." Car rillo said. The deputies who a ns wered the call at the cente r divider near the Hampshire Road of- framp refused to get out or their patrol cars until help a rrived. ''The steer appeared to have a n injured leg, so it wasn't too friendly." Carrillo s aid. Three squad c ars cautiously herded t h e s t eer o ff o nto Hampshire Road, then deputies waited In the cars until animal regula.tion officers arrived with a trailer. J'ACATION PUNS IN 'W.' SECTION Despite shortages or gasoline, Orange Coast residents have many ener1y-aavin1 vacation opt.ions. Today's Daily Pilot offers timely advice for vacation plan· ners in a special section -GO. Turn to Page Al6 for GO, a four-page look at boating, recreation and \ravel trends. Fall Kills Landlord INDlANAPOLJS <AP ) -Ao apartment building owner. An· drew Droeaos, 47, got into a fight with one of bit t.enanta over rent and was fatally injured when be plunged from the tenant's fourth·Ooor window. police said today. The tenant, Tommy Lee· Mayberry, 216, was chargef'.I with murder. . • Warehouse B11rns Fird1g htt'r su r vc•ys damag<.' at B P John furniture \\ :.i reho u~c 1n Sant a J\na Blaze brokt: o u t a t the warcho ust.·. 2001 Oyer Hoad . about 4.45 p .m . Wedne sday It took m ore th a n 75 f1ref1ghters four hours to put it o ut. Da m age to about SJ 5 m 1llton wo rth o f goods and the b uHding was-tlc~erlt>ecra~-·-"sllbstantia l" by fire in· vc~t1gators . who wen: trying today lQ dete r m ine the C'ause of th<.' blaze Bandits Get $5,300 From Newport Man A revolvcr-v. 1t>ll1 1n)! mao-k•·rl man a 11cl .1 11.1>m.1n liur"l 11110 ,, N('v.port lk <ll'h <1partnw1111•:irl'. today and robbed 1l !-. CJ('l'Upilnt or $5.300 1n l·a s h a nd Jt''>H'h. Newport Beach poltct• said They s aid Ronald Dale Filley of the Oa kwood Apa rtmenb . 1965 ShennJ!ton Pl ace. had JU~I sold a bu~inc~-. in 11..ihe1m Jnd had an unu...,u<.111) larl!t.' am1wnl of cash. $1.500. with him <ii 1h1 tlffi(' or lhc 4 30 a m robber~ Ofr 11·"r <~.t r-. Brutr1 n <;,11d F1ll <'Y un!'.w1•r1· accompanied hy J woman who kept her face hid den Thi·~ (<•n•·tl !-'tilt., rmtn th•· 1111111 111t! 111 d lltm up tlt1•r1 r 111 ·, J, kl' d r h. ,1 I',, 1 I m 1· 11 t llr utun said After the pa ir left. Bruton sa id . Filley managed to free h1~ legs a nd ran o utside lo the park· 1 n~ a rea. where h~ ~polled lh1.· 1 .... c> f1e<•in1? in a 1971 or 1972 rour door Linroln c ont tn<·ntal. v.1th a black hood Tht• H'!>t or lht• car v. a" purple. lJIUt! ur rl'd Bruton ~aid A s ho rt 11mc aft cr v.ard . rlo1 hes t>elie-. ('(J to belong to t h1· ro hbe r w1!re round on lrv1n1' A ve nue near: Mo nte V1s t.i Avenue. Br uton said. ... ,,....P_AJ OIL .. ~~· ported. Saudi Arabia's a cUoa would not Involve a cut.back lD the total amount ot otJ 1t produeea - now about 8.5 mllUoD J>arnls a day -but Ui bow much of that goe1 to Aramco. Pre1eatly, Aramco -made up of Mobil., Exxon. Texaco and Standard Oil of California ·a geta seven m.llllon barrels a day of Saudi Arabia's oil. The remainder goes lo Petromin, the Saudi national oil company, for domeetic use •!ld sales tbal It wants to make on its own. Apparently Petromin wants more of t.he Saudi product.ion, and Aramco's s hare is reported· ly being c ut to 6.S million bar· rels daily. That would reduce lbe amount of oil coming direct· ly to the West, while allowing Petromin to sell more oil to whomever 1t chose and probably at higher prices, according to analysts. * * I',.... Page Al * CLOSE • • • Campbell said Campbell me t here Wednes- day with Ric hard Maullin , chairman or the Slate Energy Commis.o;1on. about the state's new odd-even ~as distribution systf•m Spokt.>Smcn for the assoc iation havt• said they represent dealers p nmaril y fr o m Northe rn Ca lifornia, but say they expect s o m e Southern California dealers to join their s hutdown protest An asso<'1at1 on s pokesman. Tl'rry McGovern. testifying at a ~late heanng Monday. said th~ de ale rs do not want to alienate people by the shutdown but feel they ha ve leverage during the gas short.age . Ange~' Star RylJll's Son Hit by.Auto C a lifornia Angels' pit<'her Nolan Ryan's 7- -.car old ~>n is in traction iorta) with a broken leg .. urf1'rl•d -... ht·n hl' wa!-hit 11\ J t .ir Wl'dnl'~day n<·;.1r tht· Ryan!-' Villa P ark hi) m e Reed Ryan was taken to C h a pman Ge n e ral Hospit a l after the 3 :25 P m a ccide nt, Sheriff's Lt Wyatt Hart said. The child w a s la te r lran!>ferrl'd to Children 's llosp1tal in Orangt'. lf1s cond1t1on 1s rt:ported a s s table and he is expected to remain in traction for about three weeks. HUNDREDS OF LA·Z-IOYS IN STOCI COSTA MESA 3691. 17th ST. (Acfou from Ralphs. next to Morie Colletldors) 6'2·1657 Mon.· Thurs. 1().6 Frt 12~ Sat 10-5, Closed Sunday IDEAL FOi GRANDMA MllllON VllJO 21192 Marguerite Plcwy • (Left off of Averv Offramp, Ne11t IO Toyota) 491•1902 ·---- -----'?.-- , _ - r • --..... -.-.. ~-----._...___~ ":'t9 ..... ____ ... ----;.._-----------· ·-Orange Coast l Dl l lON VOL. 72, NO. 130. ~SECTIONS. SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .. THlJRSOAY, MAY10:-lef79 Totl•Y'• Clejilag N. Y. StoeluJ N { I Sex, •• '\ I - TEN CENT,1 Moneg Offered for .Gasoline \ By MICHAEL PASIU:VIC'H, t'REDERl('K ~('ttot:M t:HL uHI J OHN ('OROF.ltO Ot , ... 0.01, Pt ... "•" Irvine Station Man Rejects $1,000 B&IBf:S. ONt: THAT KIT SI ..... bt<1rn11l luvor'> uml other enticemenlb ar~ hem~ off\•rt•d Orirn~t.' l'oubl 't•rvu·"' station atlendun~ hy dt•i.pc!rUh· routorsi.t::. HI llw1t Nt'Ut<'h ror gasolint> wa nlt'd to buy Masolme arter r insing Other moton:.tb ,1n • rl·sorting lo t·Xt'UM'' I m ha\ "ONt; GAl. SAID 'l 'l.t TAKE care o( you 1f you'll take 1«1n· uf "''-' Just let me know a day berore' "the owner re · purkd mg a baby" or "n1y grandmothl·r jll~t 111 .. 11" 1n Hltc mpl!> 'Tht'y'rl' Jus t that desJ)erate " to sway attPn<hrnti-. into i.t-lhn~ th.-1r1 fm·I 11r hre1tk1n~ rull'' imposed by tht.' oclJ t:'H'll ~alt')\ pla11 In t'WJlOrt Beach. Hob Huxtable. owner of Te x<1co :.lat1011 at Jamboree a nd San Joaquin Hills roads. sard two resident~ o r the exclusive Big Canyon neighborhood or. fl'rl'd un!>pec1flcd amounts ror gasoli ne favors IN IRViNt.:. A STATION uwncr who ii)\kt•tl th1Jt the name or his outlt•t not !Jc rcvcalcd. suit.I a prominent locul r esident who own~ ri vt.-t•ur., urfere he w untcd wh1•111•vc1 he wanted 1l " "I told the m there was no way that I could do it." Hux tabk said "It wa1> just that 11nportant to tuni, tht· 11wncr 1>~ud ~mall p<1y0Hs art." 1:ommon. a s urvey of attendants "huwed "I told him rathe r that I woultln 't do tl," hl· "l 'Vt: BEF.N OFFER ED $20 for a C1llup uHt>r clos · 1ng." sard Ste\'{' Steria. lead s<1lcsman <1t a Che vron stat ton near Oran~c CoWlly Airport. added. At the same station. lhc owner rc1>0rtcd. c.tllcndant!-1 h ad been orrered carnal delight:. by remale motorists who Gas I"'ines Even Longer Even N .r Day --~~~--~----~~~~~ Brown's Support Sought By R E BECCA HELM Ol t• 0•11• 1'1194 S .. H f A call for Governor Brown lo ~rsonally intervene in stu(e er. rts lO buy thou:,.ands or acres ong the In ine Coast for public park use wa:. issued Wednesday t;>y Oran~e County Supervisors f ·state and fe deral o rric1als ialready are cons1derrng buyinia :much of the acreage. Supe rv1s<1r .Thomas Riley sa rd. The negotiations. however. are movin~ slowly because or questions rnised as to whether the Irvine Company should give the land to the public. a nd land uses adjacent to the proposed 'parks. Riley s aid. The st ate Legislature already h as a ppropria ted $22.6 million to buy a pproximately 3.100 <1cres a long the coast between Corona del Mar a nd Lagun<1 Beach. If the governor personally takes char,ge or the land acquisi· lion. exact sites will be chosen m o re qujckly a nd closure or the actual purcha se will be s peedier. Riley said. As a supplement to the pro- posed s ta le pa rk. redcral or- ficials are conside ring purchase of about 4.000 acres in the Irvine Coast a rea. It would be part of an 18.000-acre urban national p ark proposed to enco mpass land surrounding Laguna Beach. parts of Irvine a nd the proposed Aliso Viejo commnunity. In a re lated r esolution ap· proved by s upervisors Wcdnes· day, Riley ask ed t h e state Coastal Commission to postpone its u pcoming review of the Irvine Coast plan until August. In June . the state commission is scheduled to r eview a plan proposed by county staff a nd the Irvine Co. It was turned down by the Regional Coastal Com· mission in Februa ry. Bas Su.it Backed L OS l\N GELES <AP > - Superior Court Judge Christian E . Markey Jr. has rejected a motion to throw out a sex dis· criminalion lawsuit filed against Rotary Internation a l by its former Duarte chapter, which was expelled because lt had ad· milted women to membership. YAC4TION PUNS IN~, SECTION Despite 1horta1ea of gasoline, Oran1e Coast r-esldents have many ener1y-aavlng vacation aptjons. Today'• Dally Pilot offers timely .Svice for vacation plan· oen la a 1peelal section -GO. Tum to Pqe A18 for GO, a four·P•I• look at boating, reereatiOD aDd tr•vet t.rencb. ...... ,.,. •. ,,, ....... A TOAST TO FRED ASTAIRE'S BOTH BIRTHDAY? With Lorne Green In ·eanlester Galectlca · Show .Just a N11111ber Fred Astaire Turns 80 Today HOLLYWOOD <AP ) "Whal':-. ;.di lht.: fusl. about'' It 's JUSl a round number." That was Fred Astaire's characteristic rcsponsc on his 80th birthdaytoda~. I Kela ted Story PaJJC 139 l THE ULTIMATE DANCER OF SHOW business history , Astaire spent hts four :-.core annive rsary rn his us ual modest style a drnner with h1 l> daughter Ava, son Fred Jr . a nd their ramiJjes. incl'1tting a half.dozen grandchildren. About his lire today 'Tm doing the things I w<1nt to do Bt!sidcs his ramrly, h(• 1s interested 1n race horses fi ts greatest success wa:-. with Triplicate. which won the Hollywood Gold Cup a nd c<1 rncd $244 .000 before retire ment What Astaire 1s not interested in is th<' profoss1on h(• pursued rrom aJ.(l• 51 ~. when ht• onte rcd vaud1·vihe with sister Adele. "I WON'T DANCE.·• HF. SAID tn a tcl('phone 1nterv1ew Wednesday. echoing one or the ramou~ songs associated with him . "I danced up to a ge 70. when I did my last television special. That was too damned lo nl(," he added "It was strenuous. hut fortunately I suffered no ill errecls. I'm just not going to push my luck." He relented on his vow ror no more dancing in 1976, when friend Gene Kelly persuaded him to jOin a brief duet for MGM 's <See ASTAIRE R EACHES St, Page AZ> Bandits Get $5,300 From Newport Man A revolver-wielding masked m an and a woman burst into a Newport Beach apartment early today and robbed its occupant of $5.300 in cash a nd jewels, Newport Beach police said. They said Ronald Dale Filley of the Oakwood Apartments. 1965 Sberington Place. had just sold a business In Anaheim and had an unusually large amount of cash. $1,500, with him al the lime ofthe 4:30 a.m. robbery. Officer Gary Bruton sald Filley answered a knock a t the door and round a s ki-m asked man pointing a gun at him. The robber was accompanied by a woman who kept her race hid· They forced Ftlley onto the floor and lied him up, then ransacked the apartment, Bruton said After the pair left. Bruton said. Filley managed to rree his legs and ran outs ide to the park· ing a rea. where he spotted the two neeing in a l971 or 1972 four· door Lincoln Continental. with a black hood. The rest of the car was purple, bJue or red. Bruton said. A s hort time a fterward , clothes believed to belong to the robber were found on Irvine Av e nue n ear Monte Vish Ave nue. Bruton said . Recovered we re shoes, the red ski mask. a brown jacket. pants and a T-shirt bearing the name of a store located near the ooe Filley had sold. Bruton speculated the robber might have known of the sale or seen Filley wearing "'aluabk jewelry Weekend Oosings Feared? Lmes of car s c r eeping t owa rd Orange Coast i?asolinc outlets lengthened today a:-, m<1torb ts with even· numbered license plates got the ir firs t c rack al fue l under th e odd-even a llocation system Station owners generally s a111 they believed the lines we rl' lon~er than Wednes day. when odd·numbere d vehic les were al lowed in to queUl' up (or fuel. They attributed the renewed ja ms a l the pumps to the fact that today was the first day fur even-numhert·d motoris ts to huy and "pantC' huying" rn ant1c1pe:1 I 1 o n of w i d c s p r t• ;i d s t a t 1 o 11 C'losurt.•s over lht· wi·ckcnd Others said they wer en't con vinccd the odd ·t·ven arrange m cnt will caS(' the l'r1s1s No major inc1dcntl. were re ported early today More s tation owners !>aid driver!-wPrt' b<'hav 1ng and d1s pl<1 yrng s p1rrls of cooperation • At a Chevron station near Orange County Airport. a s pokes m an s aid attendants "we re going stn11ght b y th(' book" in handling custome rs "We have a guy !>tanding near the street. checking fuel gauges to make sure people have less • <Sff UNF.S. Page i\2) Ange~' Star Rya,.,'s Son Hit by Auto Ca liforni a Angels' pitcher Nolan Hy an 's 7 year·old son is in tractio n today with a broken leg s urrered when he was hit by a car Wednesday near the Ryans' Villa Park home. The accident occurred while young Ryan was playing with some other children in the front yard of his home, Hart said. ad· ding that the boy ap· pa renlly ran Into the street and was hit by the car . Investigators have de cided the motorist was not at fault and no citation was issued, Hart said. Reed Ryan was taken to C hapman Gene r a l Hospital after the 3: 25 p. m . accident. SherlH'!I Lt. Wyatt Hart said. The c hild w as l ater transferred to Children s Hospital in Orange His condition is reported as stable and he Is expected to remain In traction (or about three week11. ··1 wouldn't take 1t That person could have been a g uy Crom the county." Stena s aid .. Lots or people have orrered to prepay for $25 o r sso worth of gasoline so they could get 1t when they want." sa id Harley Johnson. owner or <1 Union 76 station at the corner or Culver Drive and Michelson in Irvine BOB THOMPSON OF BOB'S UNION Service tn Hunt· mgton Be ach says $20 is the standard orre r for special pump privileges "The biggest one was SSO." he added. "You name it, we've had 1t everything from I'm • having a baby. 1mmed1ately, to my grandmother just died." said J ohn Simis ter. or Aquatic Park She ll on Bolsa Ch1t•a Avenue in Huntington Reach One coast observer noted that the county 's birth rate !lhould be booming if a ll the pregnancy excuses are rounded. SIMISTER SAID HIS ANSWER to the m edical <See BRIBES BARIW. Page AZI Motorists I Charge Ripoffs More than 100 gai.·hungry motoris ts 1:<1lled the Orange County D1str1ct Atto rney thi!:> week to report alleged ripoffs a nd violations or the odd·even sales plan at local gasoline sta· tions Investigator Earl Craig said the majority of the complaints involve wha t he called "no washce. no gasee." <:ar washes lh<1 t r e fuse to s e ll gas t o rn11tor1sL'i unless they also buy a car wash "They have gone so far as to threaten to sipho n the gas out or keep the car,. .. " Craig said . .. And then they finally let them JitO o r t h ey a r e w o men r ustomers who gel intimidated • 1010 payrng fo r the ce:1r wash." En Gard~ ArL1sl Salvador Oalt holds a h ugc s word ht· cl e s 1gnt.'d with a g olden eagle head 1n J'a ris when.· he will he in d u C't e d t n t u l h l' F n· n c h Ac adem1c des Bt.1<.1 u~ ,\ rls Carter Urges Support for SALT Pact W ASfll NG TON 1 AP 1 Prcs1 dent Carte r a ppeah.•d lf)day for puhlil' support of the nt.·w arms hmtlation treaty with the St1v1et Union. arguing ·that 1l~ rCjCet1on by the Senate would tw a m assive, dt•struct1 v1· ltli1~ to world peaC«' Address1nf! a Whrtl-House bre akfast ror retailers. Carter said that ir the S('n t1tc do('s not ratify the pact. "We would be looked upon as th<' warmonge r" a nd would suffer a serious loss or trust among NATO allies Th& president. asking for the individual s upport by the representatives o r the American Retail Federation. also s urd a Sen ate turn-down wo uld un derrnine his errorts to hall the s pread of nuclear weapons. Emphasizing the list was in complete. he cited as potential nuclear powers such nations as Brazil. Argentina. Pakistan, South Korea. India. Taiwan and South Africa "H we s how now that we re ject this mutually advantageous voluntary restraint on our own \._nuclear weaponry. and initiate lhe prospect or a m ass i ve nuc lear arms race. those coun· tries would feel that the re was no longer any constraint on them." Cart.er declared He asked his audjence · ·t.o help me sell to the American people and directly to the U.S. Senate t he advantages of r atification. and the d evastating disadvan· tages" if the treaty is re jected ··1 think the most important single achievement that could possibly take place during my lifetime tor our nation Is the ratification of the SALT treaty," said Carter More Coverage Additional Ha rbor Area cov erage appears today on Page A27 Other complainers have a l· le~ed that s ome s tation oper ators haye posted signs re · quiring a S5 minimum purchase which a motorist may not see until a fter filling up with pe rhaps SJ 50 worth or gas. Cra 1~ continued. Some motoris ts also have al· le~ed operators have r equired pur<'hascs of m echanical work before selling gas. Craig said. The investigator said com· p laints have been refe rred to his office by other county agencies HS well as consumer5 directJy Tht> offic<' now has devised a tt'mpornry complaint rorm lo ha ndle th{' volume of calls and 1·1v ll or criminal prosecutions may begin within a few days. Craig ~aid prosecution could prOl.'l'C<l II\ t WO ways In v(•st1gators cuu Id go to an al lf'gcdly offe nding station. ex perrenct:' a v1olat1on fir st ha nd and then e:1rrest the owner. ·we would do about <1 dozen or those in one day <1nd it is kind or a harsh way to ~o. but it would J?l.'t the word out." Craig con ltnucd More likely. he s aid. the dis lricl attorney can rik <'tvi l com · pla ints alleging unfair bus iness practices and seeking fines of up to $2.500 per violation Craig noted complaints about violations or odd·e ven sales art! heing re ferred to local police de· partmenLc;. Or:~:Q .Coast ... ~ Weather C lear through Friday a nd a little warmer in- land. Highs Friday upper 60s at beaches. upper 70s inland. Lows tonight 46 to 53. INSIDE TOD"~ In a candid intnview, Tom llauderi tell& how Iris views hove changN. 1Mws that arr cowing him to c~ uNUr attack Jrotrr. of all places. the l eft Read about the ul· trollberol who #Mu come in ofl tM struts and become part of the govemmf!ftt . Page A21 l•llex ca M -· .. ; M AU ., ., .. ,.. tu • .... ,.. A4 . . . .. \ \ ' I + M EWLYPtLOT N -·-...--. -- Thu...O•x. M!J 10, tt7t -> ~ Warned. Brown Say&;'Be Fair.to California' SACRAMENTO CAP> Gov Edmund Bro wn Jr *•Y Califontla won•t be -pu11hl'd around by other 1tatt1s " on i•toUne allouUou And he aaya Pre1•dent Cmer "had b .,tt er b t' t1dr to C11llfomta " If ht' hopeM lo be n• elected next y ... r "We'll mall• wha,ever dl•· clpllnH. purpoHful uulfk~ h neteu•ry. bul we ahso want tht-rt'St of tht.• country to do that," Brown :uud 1n ian m tervlew rerorded for bro1ufras1 today on lhc: NBC television "Tu day" aewa program Brown. who 11&yb hl' 11\ Lh1nk Ing of challen1an1 Carter for tht.' De m o<'rat H· nom111 a 11 1111 1111 • * * pr•t•• la 1::, wu 1ttema&a11 twiUMGr7-\hna\nlnl In ton ~Carter-- Brown Hkt ht waa confident Cuttr would protert CaUfor n1an 'A interf'stl. but &l•Vt'ra l other remarks 10Undtd ho11tllt• "The pre1ddtlnt had lwttl'r lw• f•ar l<> Califomla, becaus<· thu1 Is the blll8M l state And wt•'ni not Hkln1 tor mort! than our btum~ We 're asklnte to b4· Lreatt>d In un t•quiluhlt" mannc•r . rl.'11 11,111.: I hut rnony 11\'(\plt• 4.JriH 20, 30. 40 rn1 lc11 to wurk Hut Brown •1110 saad he dadn'l lwlwve s~rulut 1on thut \he u1> 1~·aranet• o( J ~usuhrw :.hortu.it· m Cahfoni111 ht-fon· otht>r l\lutc.., wu:. unv k111d of C'urtt'r plot lo * * * BRIBES BARED ... e mergency excuse it;, "I 'm sorry. c•ll •n ambulan,.ce " Thompson suid if the mediul emergency is vfhd, he'll give them a gallon or gasolint! to gel to the hospital. fmbarrUI or pualeb blm. "J cu'lbeUeve U..t PNUdeat C•rter wwkl punleh C:aJJfomia- oocauM> tw think• I m lcht run aolnat hlm for the presidency," J\rown is1tld "In order to be elected presl· c1ent again. he 'U have to carry OASLE8S DRIYIRI JAM PHONE LINES-A3 • MEXICO WELCOMES BUYERS FROM U.S.-A22 LUXURY AUTOS A VOID LONG LINEs-A25 AL TEANATIVES: 8USES,GASOHOL-86 Cahronl.ia , which has lht: most number of electora l voles. So I reel reasonably confident that President Carter will do all that hc can to help out the situation." Brown aJso bla med Carter and former Presidents Nixon and to'ord for failing to develop an cnc r~y policy to prevent the s hortages * • * ------------.......... Pier Gets New Surla~e The 54·year ·old San Clemente Pier should be ser ving fishermen and others again about mid·July whe n its rejuvenation is complete. The hal( million dollar project • includes replaceme nt of faulty pilings a nd resurfacing . whic h workmen in fore · g round art• doi ng. "We get a lot or hes," said Roger Schmidt, who operates a Chevron station on Beach Boulevard in Hunt· ingt-0n Beach lie lcL'\ his uttcndants ma ke a delerminationoo whattodo. · An attendant at Jim Jennings' Union Station on Balboa Island observed that most or the population or Lol> Angeles County must be ill or dying. · Iran Boosts Oil Price 3.6% "WE GET AN AWFU L LOT of people who have to have gas to get to LA because someone is sick or dying," he said. "Either that or they're on the way to the hospital to have open heart surgery~· Steve Hoffman of North Laguna Shell in Laguna Beach believes more medical schools have sprung up since the fuel crunch hit the Orange Coast. "We've had four or five new doctors come through here." Hoffman said. "You can look at them and tell they have nothing ~o do with the m~iral profession." . OTHE& STATIONS IN 111E SOUTH Coast area report similar incidents involving aUegeddoctors oremer~encies. "I had a woman come in the other day who said 'I'm on my way to the hospital, J just had a heart attack'." Bob Householder or Dunivin's Chevron Service in San Juan Capistrano said. . Householder said a nother man approached the station with a gas can, demanding fuel because he had run out on the freeway. . "We told him we d id n't have gas and watched him walk up Uw street and get into his car and drive off," tlouseholdcr said. Jn otht!r incide nts : . Vince Amodei, assistant manager of Jim T1~ Chevron, Costa Mesa, almost had the best or both worlds when a female motorist propositioned him and offered a $5 payoff in return for fuel. "She wasn't so hot so I refused her ," Amodei said. He noted that m ore than one customer, while waiting in line. went to a nearby convenience market, bought a six· pack and arrived at the gas pump, gassed. -At Richar d Perlin Union 76 Service in Newport Beach customers have offered to bu_y tires, tuneups and acces5on es for the privilege of buying gasoline, said George Perlin. one or the station's owners. . , One limous ine driver offered $50 for a fal~,..,he added -"If we're closed people have an excuse." said Mark Chagollan. of Park Lido Union Service. Newport Beach "They're going to the doctor or going to LA." Air Crash Victim's Final Rites Slated Services a re pending for Jeff. rey Howard Gr egg. a Costa Mesa High School and UC Irvine graduate, who died Monday in a pla ne crash near Prescott, Ariz He was 24. Mr. Gregg had just passed his pilot's eumination in a light plane when the craft was caught in a downdraft and cr ashed into a mountain, killing him and his flight instructor, said his aunt, Helen Kieron of Corona del Mar Services will tw held at St Joachim 's Church rn Costa Audience "Private' VATICAN CITY CAP> Rosalynn Carter met with Pope John Paul II today in a 30· minute audience in the pontiff's private library. The re was no announcement on the subjects discussed in the audience, listed as "private" by the Vatican. DAILY PILOT T,_Ot,....CM\t O..ty Pltot, •llfll wtoch•\cnrn O.fte«ttftit ,__.,P,-..,.., .• ,""°91""""db• tr.Ol'llnQl-' Cottt PveeHIWfte CoMp.tn., " .. ,.,,. """'~ .,. ---· .... _ ,, ..... , ... '""" Mow, 11-1 -ft.,....,,,....,..&..,~,,,_ l .. ftYell .... ,INW,l-~ftfSffl!ICM<l A , ................ ..,.,io.,1,.....,.,.,... .. $,., ... .,., .. _ Me s a . Funeral arran~ements are being handled throu~h Baltz· Bergeron Funeral Home. Mr Gregg, who moved to Costa Mesa from New York as a c hild, graduated from Costa Mesa High School when he was 16 and rrom Orange Coast College w en he was 17 He rece1 cd his BA degree at UC Irvine t the age of 18, Mrs. Kre ron sai . and. after studying briefly at 'al Stale Fullerton. re<·cived ha M/\ in psychology from No th e rn Arizo n a University Mr. Gregg began working with retarded Indians in Arizona and, because or his concern about the exploitation or Indians, enrolled m U.S. International Universitv at San Diego. whe re he was st udying for a Ph.D. in the psychologyoflaw. Mr. lfregg leaves bis parents, Howard and Mary Gregg of Lake Forest: his grandmother, M rs . Ma rlin Sc hulze o r Youngstown. N.Y., his aunt and uncle Helen and Henry Kieron of Corona del Mar. and his cousin, Elizabeth Kie ron of Corona del Mar. TElfllAN. Iran IAPl -Iran a nnounced today it will increase crude oil prices by 60 cents a barrel on all existing contracts. effective next Tuesday. "Market conditions demanded * * • Ff'091P~AJ UNES •.. than half a tank, We're-not fill· ing containers and everyone is limitedto20gallons." he said. The only exceptions to the no· container rule is for motorists who have run out of gasoline, be said . Al the Fountain Valley Arco, 17520 Brookhurst St ., owner Hyung Lim reported that lines today averaged 30 lo 40 cars. com pared with about 15 on Wed ncsday. The average wait is 10 to 15 minutes. he said. Ha r ley Johnson. ownn of a Union 76 outlct in University Park in Irvine. said the aver age wait this morning went up to 38 m inutes from 28 on Tuesday. He ha nds tickets to motorists to de· termine how long they are wail· ing in line. In San Cle m ente , a sur vey showed that fewer stations were open today a nd lines were longer. In one incident Wednesday, a fight nearly broke out al a Tex· aco s tution over whether lht! number on a woman's license plate was odd or even. The problem was solved by bvstanders. however . In Laguna Beach. Steve Horr. man of North Laguna Shell said lines seemed s horte r to him. although other Art Colony ob· ser vers said they felt lines were just as long or longer than Tues· dav. Diedrich Recalled Tu Stand SAN DIEGO --Attorneys for Or ange Co unty Supe rvisor Ralph Diedr ich called their client back to the witness stand today in an attempt to r epair s o m e or t he damage done Diedrich's cause Wednesday by prosecutor Michael Capizzi. Capizzi spent a full day cross· examining Diedrich as the pros· ccution continued its ertorts lo prove the county . superv~sor solicited a nd received bra~s from a development company m 1973·74. Along the way. Capizzi took advantage or a hole provided him by the defense and brought into play the issues involved in a separate political corruption case pending against Diedrich a nd others. ~n Tho Dtlflt-' DUllll\lllftQ pt.,., I\ •I U0 Wfl1.t 81t¥ ''~1(Ml•Mlfu.c .. 11tof,,tct•i.,.. ._, .. _ "''""'"'-"'*'"'"' AST AIRE REACHES 80. • • , ..... c.rtty YliCf' Pft\tdltnl •nd ~ ..... ,_..~. ·-.... _....... 1Nft"9i"9 ....... (Mrlftll.1-o ·~ ........ """•'•"' MltNtlftQ fdlln<• Tt..,llelMI (114)...., ~U.. ....... 141-1171 musical cavalcade "That's Entertainment, Part 2." The Astaire a rtistry remains a legend, from the Broadw~y musicals with Adele to 10 films with Ginger Ro1ers to other glil· tering muaicala with 11uch partners as Joan cr:awford, Rita Hayworth, Joan •·ontatne, Audrey Hepburn, Leslie Caron and Cyd Cbariase. THE CHOREOGRAPHER GEORGE BLANACHINE once called him "the 1reate1t dancer In the world," a jud1ment Aataire termed "undeniably erroneous ." He was on best· dressed liaLa year after year and to many. In his top bat, white Ue and tails he wa1 simply elegance personified. From "Danclnt Lady" in 1933 until the 19'18 duet with Kelly, A1laire waa lhe impeccable dancer and complete gentleman to 1enerations of movie·1oen. And now, while be won't dance. he ha1n't retired from act· ing. l I ·"' .. " Hla role u a daHbltd oldster in a telev s on mo •• e. " Family Upside Down ••won him an Emmy laat year. Hts latest role wu tn a aeim~nt or the outer spice aeries "81ttJestar Galactic•." it," suid an official of the Na· tional Iranian Oil Compuny who asked oot lo be na med The price increase will prob· a bly have virtually no impact on the cost of ~ttsoline or othc·r oil products in the United Statc.-s. accordin~ lo analysts Meanwhile. sources an New York said Saudi Arabia is re- portedly taking a long-e xpeded move of reducing the amount of oil it sells to Arabian American Oil Co. IARAMCO I, the four· company consortium which is the Saudis' key link to Western markets. The Iranian a nd Saudi actions could mean more problems for the world's oi l·con~uming na · tions. Iran's price hike is a fu rther hint that the orgaruza· tion of Petroleum Exporting Countries will decide on another rise in the base price of oil when it m eets next month. The Saudi decision will likely curtail the already tight supply of oil in the West. The lraaian price increase, a 3.6 percent boost, would bring Iran's oil prices to $17.J7 a bar- rel for Iranian li~hl and $16.64 a barrel for Ira nian heavy The OPEC base pr ice for oil as $14.54 a barrel, plus any sur· chaq~cs the cartel's members want to add. Iran's surchar~cs have been about SJ.80 to $1.90 a barrel. COSTA MISA 3691. 17th IT. (Acrou rrom RoepN. MJlf to Motte Colendora) 642·1657 Mon • Thurs. 10-6 Fri. 12·& Sat. 10.5: CloMd SYnd•y • Iran 1s producing ahout 3 9 million barrels a of oil a day. all hut 750.000 or wh ich are u ported Saudi Arabia's action would not involve a c utback in the total amount 0 1 0 11 tl µroauces now about 8 5 million barrel~ a day but an how much of that goes to Aramco Presently , Aramco m ade up or Mobil , Exxon. Texaco and Standard Oil of California 8 gets seven mUhon barrels a day of Saudi Arabia ·s oil. The r e m a inde r goes to * * • Petromm. the Saudi national oi l company, ror 11omestic use an<! 11ales that at wants to m ake on its own . Apparently Petromin wants more of the Saudi production, and Aramco·~ share 1s re ported· ly being cut to fl 5 m 11lion bor· rcls daily That would reduce the a mount of 011 coming direct· ly to the West , while allowing Pt>tromin ti'> sell more oil to whomever 1t chose and probably at higher pnces, according to analysts * * * Gm 'Gripes' Filed Newport Beach police said to day they will forward to the Orange County District Attorney ci~ht complaints allegmg illegal r estrictio ns on th <' ~al e nf gasoline by city servic·e stataoni- Wednesday Sgt. Bob Gatewood said politl' have begun circulating a five page summary of the ne w gasoline regulations involving t h e odd -even gas r a t ioning syste m . He said four of the complaints involved Harbor Vie w Shell , 2500 San Joaquin Hills Road. In· dividuaJs complained that they were denied gas because tht:y didn't have appointments. hi.' s aid. The other four 1!-.0lalcd reports involved: I\ man who said he walked into a closed station to ask the hour.., and was offered an im- mediate rillup in return for a S5 h•t• .. A mall· motorist who said he v. a:-dt•rued gas at a car wash ,.,.,.n thou~h other driver~ were l!l'll•OJ.! IW" lk wa~ told tht·y v. orkt:IJ for the: car .... ash. hu1 c,aad ht> recognized one or them c1::. an employee of another hrm A woman who sa id she was denied ~as by a station that rl'· ported !~ was onl y r;eHing tQ "special ac<'ounts ." Anothe r woman who sard -.hc wa!' hm1tc·d to a SS purchase bv an attendant v.ho ~aid those ...,;ere the boss' orders Such practices are illegal un· c1er tht> odd·even gas regula· lions. Sergeant Gatewood said HUNDREDS Of LA·Z·IOYS IN STGa IDEAL FOi GUNDMA • MllllON VIEJO 21192 Marguerite Pkwy. (Lett off of A\ffJfV Offramp. Ne11t 10 Toyota) ••1·1902 Mon ·RI. I~ Sot 10-6 ao.o~ .. .l' --------------.. . . ----------· ··--.. -"' Ga.less Drivers .Jarn Telep DAILY PILOT .41 B.J IL\'11JY CLANCY ................... Oru1e County's IHolln~ emer1ency phone center ils butdHftl about 2,000 calls daily from motonata apparf'ntl.y con luted about lhe o dd even •uaJlm ...... pl.an. At the same Um•. county supervilon have been swamped with telephonf lnquirk-• u have the County Oflttt ol Consumer Affalra, t.be Seal~r of Wf'ight:s and Neuures a nd the DaAtrict AUonwy'a olfit"e . Bert 1\tnwr, ('OUnty d1N"("t()r ot emt-rltft'Cy ist•rvices. s1t1d to day U.., bulk ol the <'alls c hin * * • Dealers Still Eye Slwtdown SACRAM ENTO c AP 1 After mee~s at the Whttl' ll ou~t· <tntl state Capitol, a i.poke!>man for California serv i ce s lat100 operators says the dea ler:. :.till pla n a four-d ay shutdown th1-. month lo de ma nd higher prof1L' Jim Campbe ll , exl'CULI\ l' directo r o f lht• Cal1forn1 a Service Station Assoc1at1 on. ~uul Wednesday he met Tuesd ay with While House <ode Mike Chanin and D av i d Hard in . ad m inis tra tor of the F.conom1<.' Regulatory Administration. "The re was no <-omm1tm<•nl by the White Houst> staff Tht-)- understa nd and sym pathize with our problem I told the m we·n · s till going to shut down unJc:.' they changt' the rcgul1.1tiun~." Campbell said. He said the C S. Dcp<artmt•nl of Energy rules u ff('tl111g d1· a lers' share of profit:. c<in bt• chan~M in 24 hours Some service slat 11111:, µl<.1n to c lo!>e from Mil y 17 tu :W in µr11 test of low pror1t~ the.' :.ay tht·; r ecea \It' <.:amptwll said lhev "ant 2!'i per cent of the whole:.~1 It· prn·t• 11r ahout 15 cents per f.!<illon. in stead of t ht• 1;1 ,.,,nts I hl'Y J.!(•t I h- s aid tht•v <also \.\ant .. thv l S Department of Ent-rl!Y t'> sthp acting likl' iJ Gl'stap1J " "T ht'y art' \.\<ilk1n g rn and l•·ll 1ng a guy to rull hiJck h1., 1.1r11T w1thoullook1ni.: al h1., l1111)ks ·· * * * Gas Shutdown Opposed by Dealer Group An orga017.i:1l1un n•JJrt·~t'nlang 650 ser Vlcc stat wns m Ca lifnrn1~1 voiced als o~poi.1t1"n tcKlay lo pla ns calhn){ for ;1 four cl<ty shut down of statmn~ lwg innang Ma.\ 17 A stateml·nl 1 :-~uctJ b) the Southern California Service Sl<J· lion AsM>ciation through the nr fice of Anuhc1m attorn1.·y Jame~ Carroll said the proposed closing "1s i n a d v i s abl e un d u n necessary .. Dealers in favor or tht• closing plan the shutdown as a protest o r fede ral pricing n·gulat wns that they condemn as "unfoir and complicated." But ma ss closings now. noted lhe SCSSA. "wou Id likel y jeopardize the odd-e ven plan and other elements necessary t1> r es t o r e o r d e r to lh l' marketplace ." In any eve nt. Carroll said to· day, he plans lo fil e fo'riday m Los Angeles feder a l court a la ws uit that will chalJ enge the new federal controls sug~estcd by the Department of E nergy "I believe we will fare helter thro ug h the courts than we would by closing down the gas st ations." he said. "We have a good cause of action and I thjnk w e can successfully c ha llenge these unfair control6. ·• Carroll said SCSSA 1s not authorized to or ganize or re· quire any kfod of strike action on the part of its members. Orange Coast dealers who a re not me mbers or SCCSA com menled today that most dealers in the area pla n to close tht?ir stations on the four s uggested days . * * * neled •nto the 834·2'30 pttone ba nk Wednesday came from m otorl1t11 requ~st1n1C so-called "C" 1tlckera that would uumpt them ,,..., lhl' odd·~vf'f) purC'huc rcqul,...menu llowf'vf'r, unllk~ Lc»1 Ani<ulc-s Cou nt y , Q r a o ae (.'ount y aupervieors havf' not implf'nwnt· t"d a "C" stlckt>r pro.:ram for commt-rc-1al vehicles · A al C'kf'r 1y1~m has bffn ron sldtred. Tum tr rxphunt•d. uruJ m ay lx' lmplementt>d m Or1tn•ic· County 1f nt.'OdNS lat..r on F or now, he rxplained, dt• tt rmlnauon of wtwthl'r u vc:h1ch• 1~ tommert11tl 1:. lt•rt Ul> tu aasollrw st•t1on operator:. Oiwrators would m•ke the dt · krmmation by notlnlC a clearly nrnrked company tar. fo r exam· t>le . or notln.c that the vehicle 1s <'QUIPJwd with or carrying ob- \ 1ously comme rc1•l ma terial. Otherwis<'. Turner s uggested. 1nutnnsl3 who do u1'e their a utos 1n tht'tr rout ine work s hould ob tu1n u lcUcr on company let· lt•rbead ldenUfyin.: the m a nd their vttht('I M a commerclaJ ""h1clt' ' T urner noted the Los Angeles County "C" stickers require a $IO a p1)la('ul.Jon fet: He said ad· 1r11nh1lratl<m of such a program n1uld be 1·umbt'rsom e. T urnl'r s aid a ll regulations ,.,. ........... Wlweler DPaler - Hvrnn .lt·n:-.t·n . \\ho ran c1ul of gas near the Malibu l;jn d~luk . pt'<l<.tb his umc·ycll· \\-tth a five-gallon gas can ;,i long the P u('1fic llig hw ~1.;. R~servation Flap Jails HB Worker i\ hel µl·r at a 1funt1nJ,!t11n Heach !>crvll'c stalm11 went 10 1ail on a titiw n!'I ar rest Wednes · day on char..:c:. of r.thng J:W~ tanks on .. an a ppointme nt onh bcis1s." police rc1)()rlt,d today A woman w:1s n·po rledly r efused service <1t 8111 a nd lne1. Neuenfcldt ·s Shell s ta tion :al Springdale Str eet and lll·ll Avenue because: s he d1dn 't have J set arrival lime contacted fJ'>li t•t· Wednesday afternoon T h e reser vatrnn ~y~ll'm Poli<:e sa id which v 1olal es <t California Government c0<11• in these odd-even days. prompted rnvest1gators to issue a c1Lat1 (tn a nd w<imfogs to station hands to s top the p ractice Whe n he re rused. police ;ir r ested Pa ul .Ucvcrs . 40. for Murder Plot Suspect Held C H ERROU RG. France 1J\J>1 A Z7-year-old tcchn1ci C1n at :.. nuclear reproct•ssing plant has been arrested for attempting lo murder his boss by pulling three r adioactive pellets under h t~ car seat. police sa id today Noel Lecom t e. a fo r m e r m e rchant seama n, was arr ested 20 days after police revealed the a tte mpted murder of Guy Busin, a 39-year-old supervisor al the nuclear reprocessing plant ut nearby Cap de la Hague. According l o police. Lecomte complained after his a rrest that he sought vengeance because Busin had been "const antly picking on him ... fai lure to c-omply with g;i:-. ra· llomn11 codes Sta tum co-owner Inez i'<cuen· fl·ld t s a id th t• n s e r vatio n ~.\'stem was "working beautlfuJ. I)·· and "'as "set up to restore• sanity " She . :11d motorist:. waited no mor(' than three minute~ ror a rlllup Hnd that the re was no t•hargt.' for l>ookrng <in appoint· mt'nt "I'd llke to know what hap· prncd' to t he free ente r pr ise systern·1" sh<' a:,,ked today Mrs. NeuenfE•ldt. who said the a pµointment syste m was set up hcforc the onset of odd-even ra- tioning. ~aid :.he plC1ns to enlist the serv1<.·cs of an attorney lldorc• dc•ciding 1r th(' rescr va- 110 11 plan will be reinstated HC'vers. who 1s not on tht' com · pany payroll and reportedly was ;rnswl'nng phones at the s tation to ease the pressure. was taken into c ustody ahout 7 p m lie re- m a rnect in 1a1I until he later posl· l' The llnuse Armed Services Commit · tee has moved a Jillie c loser to rt'viving an effort to build a $2.1 billion nuclear aircraft carrier tha t would be the na tion's fifth. T he committee look a tentative step Wednesday t oward resur- recting the idea by rejecting a com promise proposed by Rep. Me ndel Davis, D-S.C .. calling fo r building a n o n -nuc le ar uircr afl carrier instead. Pair Get Even Break On Day of Oddities, Odyssey Fil/A Tank BJ UYMOND ESTaADA JL ... o.lty ........... It WU an "odd" day Wednes· day. But an elderly San Clemente eouple apparently were unaware of the gaaoline sales s ystem when they drove their sedan wlth even-numbered license tlates Into a service station WedneldaY afternoon. A »au&o line idled pa tiently \at the 1tatlon on South El Camino Real at 3 p.m. when the ~ couple cut ln front ol the waitlq CUltomen who had left I a space open ne ar the driveway. Other autos had tried to pull· into the driveway open s pace but lhey we re promptly turne d away. But the remale driver who was supposed to be next In line did not raise a ruckus when the elderly couple cut her orr. A red-bearded gas s tation at- tendant noticed the even num- bered plates on the green sedan driven by the elderly woman. "I can't seU you any gas," he told her. "What do you mean?" she whimpe red . An argument e ns ued that saw lhe woman's husband exit the pass enger side of the green sedan and wave his cane angrily at the frustrated al· lendanl. ··I want to talk l o lhe ma nager .·· shouted the ·elderly man. The attendant's explana· tlon or the odd-even gas sales system was lo no avail. After a quick telephone call lo the manager. the attendant re· t urned to the pumps and told the couple he would allow them to buy gas. governinc the odd-even caaoline In Ora.ace County abouJd be dis· lributed to gas station dealers by thia weekend. The regulations r.ul into plan s uch things as requ ring that: -Gas station hours and types ol gas available be posted, along with nags indlcaling ir ruel is available . Red me ans no fuel, yellow ror emergency only and green means fuel available. -Motorists nol fill tanks un- less they are below hall full. Stations must sell up lo 20 gallons per custome r ii they a re pumping gas and can add no provisions to gas sales. Turner and other county of· * * • lnBoUJ1e fkials s&Jd they have received numeroua calla concerning sta· tion-impoeed Hmits on the quan- lity of sate.. alona with required "add-on" ca r w ashes. other ser vices or product purchases. "The one thing we wo uld Uke lo ha ve understood is lhal our phone center is strictly for in· te rpretalion cJf the regulations." Turne r explained. "We are not an enforcement group." He said motorists reporting al· leged violations of the odd-even rules are rirst referred lo their local law enforcem ent agencies. the n to the county Office of Consumer Affairs. The Office or Consumer Af. * * * / lair•. '3t-tl00, attempta to re- solve complaints lbrou1b media- tion and then may refer prob lem•~thediltrlct attomey. Leonard Leikbau1. deputy sea l e r or w e ights and measures, said hia office also has been referrin1 calla to the consumer affairs office and dis· tricl attorney. All service statiOft pumps are inspected by the county once a year. Liekhus said. The routine ins pection program has been disputed the past week because of the large volume or consumer · calls. he s aid. but complaints of alleged malfunctioning pumps ar e still being investigated. * * * Diesel Cars Ration Plan Not Curbed Motorists whose a utos use diesel fuel a re not s ub· ject t o the odd-e ven gasoline m a rket ing re- gulat ions. accordin g lo Be r t Tur n e r , Ora n g e Co unt y direc t o r of eme rgency services. Faces Battle WAS HI NGT ON CAP I Congressional leaders a re pre dieting the House will join the Sen ate a nd give P r esid e nt Carter powers to order gasoline rat ioning if there 1::. a severe e ne rgy shortage But a tough fight is C'xpectec1 and the White Houst? was wagin g a lobbying campuign today to pick up waverinS! \·otes for final llouSl' action, expected by earl) evening. Wed nesday ·s 58 39 St'n:ttc ap. proval of the heavily modified plan helps its t"h<inces in tht• Hou:.e "very s a)!nifu:a nll). · s aid Re p John Dinge ll. D-Mi ch . c hairman of the llouse energy tf nd p owl'r s uht"ommattce. Din~ell predicted pas:.agt-: by the Uoust• Howevt•r. a1d <'s to llou-;e Spt>akt•r Thomai-r O '~etll ~au1 a p r c• I i m 1 n 11 r y h P a d c· o u n t showed victor) m1~hl l)l' hy an ext re mely slim mar~1n House approval coulcl g ive the pres idt•nt the rowe r to order gal'Ohne ratmning a lthough Pithe r c h a mbe r of • Congre~~ rould exercis e a vt·to within 15 days of such a µres1de nt1al de· CiSil)n. Senators pass ed the standby proposaJ only after wrmging a varie t y of last-m inute con cessions fro m the preside nt. ' ~~~ ~ } '-.r - c hair rel! frum S.l!IO ~all'~ from SJliO Among other promises. the president agret>d not to use the powe rs except in dire emcrgen· c•ies and to make more gaM>Line available for farmers. taxicab and· truck t.ln vers and for cer· lain ener~v-related industries On gmaliy. Carter wanted to d1s(r1butE> coupons l.;ascd solely on the numt>er or reg1!>ttred vehicles 1n a household In an atll'mpt to pll'k up suµ. port from ll'g1sl<1tor:. from rural ;H t•as with long drl\ 1ng d1:-. tant l'S. ht• modtfll'd tht· <1n grnal approach to make mori· c•ouptJn'> <iva1lablc in slrit1·' with a h1~tory or hC'avy gasolan1· c•11n:,umpt1on That changt.· l'rt:Jblcd al W p«ii:-.'> th~ Seneilc , but c-ou 10 P'"~· problems for tht• plan rn tht· House. with its ht'.1\'"' concl'MrCI · lion of lawmakl·r' ·from urban a rea!> that ~t·nt•rally "oul111n . l 4 s tate:. and tht: District of C'ol um b1a \loOUld itel more coupons pN vehicle thun thl'"' would have un dt•r Carter·s oriJ.!tnal plan: f1vt• s tal e~ wo u ld gt•t th l' :-.amc number. and 21 would RH lf's:-. Tht• avl'ragc n<it11rnw1dt> ga soli ne ration assuming a 20 pe rcent los~ or oil supplies \lo OUld be in thC' v1cin1ty of 46 gallons a month r1er~tomo_.!>ile . 1 hair r• .! 111101 ~l•H :-a h•: rr11m ,:11~. State regulations cove r- ing t he odd-even plan do not include diese l-powered vehicles. Turne r quoted state officials as saying. He said the fue ling of diesel C'ars. however. will be left up to individua l s ta- t ion operator s and those motorists still may have to wa it rn Ion~ lines at the 11u mps. depE-nd in~ upon where individual stations hJ ve tht•1r diesel outlet:. loc <Jtcd Rubber U nio11 Strikes · Firms WASHI NGTON t /\P1 The l ' n 1 l t• rl H u b b •· r W o r k e r s . l'n1rnyal Inc . and the federal ~ovl•rnmcnt are digging in for a potl•ntaally long ;m d bitter strike that could deter mine lht-fate ol President Carter·~ ant1-mflation gu1dt•lines .. 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Seled from < Nl.'r HOO di:.tmctiv~ fahncs. including the mo'!>I fa!>h1onc1bl ... colors, p..tttem!> and ll•i<turc:. rnost fabric., havt? ~en 1rt.-·.:1tl'd for soil resistance. The final rt.>sult I'-wry pcr:.on..illy yours. h<1nJ-crafted to \/Ollf t'X<.ICI .. rwctfiCdtiOll:>. Yovr Favonte Desrgne< Wiii Be HiJppy To Assist •'DI..· , H.J.GARRETf fU~NlllJ~E PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS 0,... Nea., n.n. I Fri. I••• 22 l S HAHOR ILYD. COST A MESA 646·027S . I I • •• ~------------------------------------------------....-----------·-------·. .4.f DAIL V PILOf ~ •.. Coasting Herding 'em Out SAGAS OF THE PUMP UNf'.8: E very family has lb little GC!UJna Gasoline Slory these days. My croup 11 no ex cepUoo. tk;re •~•. There was aomf' calm and n.•asonflt du1ruaalon IM.&l nhcht on who would put our t wo Even 1uto3 In th<" K•• llnt'11 ¥t pr\' Jawn hour11 tod•y Aft t'r t'alm and n •uson. m y w1(t- and the IOO ol tht' hoUSt' dr.-w the as:.1~nmf'nt They "'IJOrted to tht' Ar<'o stat1un o ut on Bruokhur:.t ond Hamilto n SC rt-t•I at 4 JO .t rn Cur:. were lllrt•a<ty hnlnt: up l\S DAWN BROKE • .t man who hUt.1 Gas Station Official wntttm all uver hir11 u me lllong the hoe and got all thl' dravers o rganized . Thoi.e wit h t ank spouts on the left side In Uus line Tank spouts on the right i&Od m1ddJe ~pouts m this other line .. u cv My wife and the son had middle and right spouts They got in the sam e line. Time passed Fi~ally. a lad)'. sho"."ed up in a taxi, got out and started bpenmg the s tation, first by carefully m easuring the fuel in her underground t anks The n she g randly a nnounced to those n ghl and m iddle spouts who were lined up on Brookhurst Street. "You people are n't in line . T he line is down H a milton.·• By now , the line down Hamilton was two miles long Toll:200 Iranian Jews Fear Killings T EHRAN .. lr~n (AP 1 -The revoluUonary firtna s quads' toll rucbed 2J00°today H Iran's J ews worried whethe r the execution of a prominent me mber of tbeir community m arked the start of anti-Jewish ha r1taamenlby the new l1Jlamic regime . ·rhe 300lh man to die ~fore one of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's firing aquada was a 53-year-Old physician. Akbar Bahadori. who THE ISRAELI gove rnment hud t>t>en director of a police conde mned the execution of ho s pit al •nd a m e mbe r or E lg hanian as a "ser ious viola· l'ar(jamcnt, Radio Tehran an tion of huma n r ights." and the noum·ed u .S . St ate De p a rtment ex- THE AN NOUNCEMENT said .. pressed concern. h,· was shot at 2 a m in t he "We a re very frighte ned ," t·ap1tal. Among the cha rges said one J e wish shopkeepe r. agaunst tum was tha t he paid "We hope this is an isolated isupporters of Shah Mohammed case." said a Tehran rabbi, ad- Rcu Pahlavi in Ar ak. the doc· ding tha t he knew of no other tor 's hometown. to attack anti· "prominent" Jews in custody. s hah demonstrators with clubs But the Isr aeli slate radio sajd Had10 Tehran said he got h.is the re were 100 J ews in Iranian med ical training in the United Jails . Stales, was director of the police . Other Jews said they thought hosp1tal in Tehra n. held the rank E lgh antan was s ingled out or p<>tice colonel a nd became a because "he was vNy rich and membt>r of the Ma jlis . Iran's someone had a pe rsonal grudge Parliament. in 1975 againsl h1m " The J ewish com munity was Des pite his militant opposition s ha ken by the execution Wed · to Is rael and his s upport of the nesday of Habib Elgha nian. a Palestine Libe ration Organjza . 69-yea r -old millio na ire bus1-tion. Khomeini. the Is lamic re· nessm an a nd former head of t he ligious le~1dc r of the revolution. Tehra n J ewish Centra l Commit· has repeatedly pledged religious t ee. who was convicted of ''con-freedom for Jews a nd othe r tact with Israel and Zionism " minorities 1n Iran NATION /WORLD Hostages Freed Lt. Wayne Helgeson searches Carl Harp, left, and Robert Washburn. two of three inmates accused of hold· ing 10 hostages at Washington State Penitentiary, Walla Wa lla. for a bout 12 hours. They were freed early today. A prison offi cial said the inmates believed they had sue· ceeded in dramatizing problems of overcrowding a nd violence at the prison. The third inmate accused in the incident was identified as Robert Green J r. With that . s he nung her rope with the little fl ags o n it across the Brookhurst entrance , clos ing it The son was alrt!a dy inside a nd got his gas My wire didn't. nu. The man who had Gris St ation Of· ri cia l written all over him had vanished with the· mists or lhe morning. Carter Jokes About 1980 Pitch ••••••• AND $0. G t.:N1'L E readers, there a re notable quotes out there today from all those in governmt!nt a nd industry who would help us. For example. WASHlNGTON 1AP) Presi dent Carter h as fi nally ad· milted. a lbeit tongue in cheek. that he 's running for re -election and has speUed out exactly how he is going about 1t Ills pitch will be. Sure things Platform: •Stick With Us ' are tough, but we've come a long way Slick with u::. a little loni:er THAT Wi\S Tll t: campaign strategy spelled o ut for the first time Wednesday ni~ht in thl' presjdent's traditional speech t11 the annual Democrati c con gress1onal fund-raising dinner more t hat rem ains to be done." He 1nd1cated t he backbone or his strategy will be to st ress his peace 1nil1at1ves. A1TORNEV GENERAL Griffen Bell on CalHom1a ·~ gas crisis: "Aw, crisis. c risis there 's always a crisis somewhere . t don't know how th1~ country would gel alone without some sort of crisis." GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN J r .. warning P resident (;ci rter to be fair to Californici "California won't be pushed :.iround IJy other states ... "Is that right'! Says who? MEXICO'S PEME X STAT E gasoline manager Jc::.us Covarrubias Michel, <Assuring the governor in Mexicali that there will be plenty of gasoline along the U.S. border with no restrict..wns o n selling to U.S. citizens. New Research Hints At Saccharin Peril Carter opened with the u:,,ual JOke. but ttus time 1l wa~n ·t e n t1rely in JtSl He said he has been seck1n1-' s peaking opportun1t1es latc l ~ a nd qwppt-d "I cvt·n v1s1tcd uni· state that does not h<ive an e&rl~ primary next year " .. A PEAC E FUL WORLD is perhaps the most precious .gift that ~e can pas~ on to o ur l0h1ldren," Carter said. "We won J \ 1ctory for that kind of world Y. h1·n the peace t r eaty was s igned between Egy pt a nd. hrael " . Cartt.•r J l::.O boasted or the :it rateg1e· arms limitation agrel'· mc·nt JUSl reached with the Sov· wt Unum Gasoline stor age supplies at Rosa r ito Beach, he promised. ar e being increased 40 percent. WAS HJ NGTON I AP l The l,; S Food a nd l)rui,: J\dm1n1~tralwn <'ommiss1oner says new research indiratt'' m"n who tun'>u ml' '>Cit' charm arC' twice as llkely to get bladder t';H\cl'r a:. tho..,t• \~ho do nol But the author of the study says that conclusion 1s prematurl' tlf: Tl'RNt '.0 SERJOt;S aftt-r that. t1ck1ng orr the t•hargcs he t•xpecL'! the oppos1t1on to hurl in the 1980 t·.1 mp.11gn oud th• ilOSV.l'f S h<' \\Ill gl\f' In introducing Carter. Viet· Pr,.s1de nt Walter F Mondale ..,;11d thP a1>:recmcnl ··may well lw thl' most important arm~ pa<·t eHr reached" and could Jffl'\ cnl a nuclear • holocau::.t " A SP ECIAl. THANKS to the Amer ican Petroleum Institute s pokes men out of New York . who re ported today that R8SOlme inventories hci ve increased by 400.000 barrels for the week ending May 4. the first s uch boost since Feb 16. T he controvers y arose as FD/\ Commissioner Donald Ker.nt:dy n· vealed preLiminary details of ci new sacC'harm r(·p11r~ In a ~1·n<J tt• hl'alth subcommittee on Wednesday Kennt'dy !.airl 1f c;ud• d l1nl.. 1s proved in Ur Wrnst Wynder 's study. 1t woulcl mean twc• <Jf tht' thr(•t· major studies on saccharin show an a~soc1at1on between thl· ~u~ar substitute and bladder or cancer in men _ ·Thi· last tv.o ycar\ h3\t' h<·•·n Vt«Jr'> • f r<'huild1n!! for our t-n11n in · ( artt·r ht"'all · W<1rk1nL. IOj!ttlhl'r v. 4 ha\ I' J('('Om ph h1•'1 a f:!reat deal. but tht:re 1s much T tlt: FALi. iN unt'mplo~ mt·nt. hi-.tnril·alh a re eh .. c tion mu~t. <il~o v.a~ rX>mted out And in conr lwuon. a very s pecia l thanks for sympathy and understanding o r the California gasoline situation as expressed by t hat a ug ust senator . Charles Percy. the Republican from Illinois. He intoned this : TWO YEARS AGO, Wynde r. pre s ident of the Am e r ican Health Foundat ion in New York, released a st udv 1n which he said ther e was no link between saccharin and bladder cancer in males. ''AS FOR THAT THING o ut in California, that's the fa ult of those people o ut there They've been warned to conserve but they still keep on driving. Maybe this will teach them tofind some olherway of getting around ... ·· But Kennedy said Wynder !>ince then made "changes in his design study, .. a nd the new re· search "appears to s upport the hypothesis uf the a ssociation lwtwecn sa t<:harin and bladdcr t•anccr m males " You have to hope that s weet solon gets to go hom e to Chicago a nd r idt• the El. Put 1t another way : Go to El. Senator Percy. Teen Leaps C HICAGO t AP 1 J\ young m a n !'\lipped past AUards at the 100-story John Hancock Center, s mashed a window on the 40th floor and plunged to his death, a uthorities said. 40 Stories P olic e said Bourc.los1~ ap· parently concealed a brick in h1 ::. ski Jacket Wednesday as he went past guards in the second-floor lobby of the buil1llng. Kennedy s aid he did not know <1 bout the study unt11 recently "I a~k(·d some pt>o ple in the Na- tional Cancer Ins titute to fi nd it because I hcC1rd it existed," said Kl'nnl'dy He was ide ntified today as Ge r a ld Bour dos1s. 19 . of Chica"o. Police Sgt Edward J Flynn sa id fnends of Bourdos1s con· tacted authontics a fter hearing of the young m an's plunge C'onl<ic lt•d in New York by telt•phone . Wy n der and hi::. lawyl'r said Ke nnedy 's slate· ment wa'> prematur e. Merc11ry Sets Records Boston ~lters at 95 Degrees, NYC 94 'l'r•prra• •re• fh" un-.ll!y """" <,nc)W\J0f,.,, '"ti.ny Alllu'que Am•rllto Atlanta 8•111mor" 8irm119~m Bob" 8HIOfl 8ro•fl~Wllle 811ff•lo Chrl\tnW\/ Che\leflM Chic-.O Cln<lfl,,.11 c1 .... 1-0•• Fl. 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A California First Woman Elected GOP Caucus Boss SAC RAM ENT() I AP ~ Curol Hallett or Alucad.:ro. :.i C'o11 ''""HI·--•~ rv •ti v~ ft t" p u bit •'"11 n • ~ aie mblywomun .tnd 1.rtfent booater of a.:ricultun'. 1,. th•· flrtt woman to ht•Md u ll•.:ish&lJ\ l' party O\tCu& in C11IHorn11t The C'rOI' t'itucus unummoWll'o' t1lcch.'<l Mrs llallctt Wt•dJiesde\ only h o u rs a fter M 1nor1 t ~ Leader P1tul Priolo announ.-.•tl he wo uld stco dp~ n from lht• ~IQSt he had twl1t tclOt'l' J iv• 1 MRS. llAl.l.t:TT • .i forn)1•1 ll'~l s lutl e anti toni:r•·'('llln1tl aide. told 11 11t·-. ~ 1'<mf1'• 1.•1w1• ~ht· was strun1o:ly 11up~>rll'll 1n th1· l'lecllon by tht-f1ri.l tt.•1 m mcm bt>ra who Wt•rc l'h.•t'lt'n 13 1>latrori11' • ·Th 1 s 1 !> ft c I c• a r l' It· .1 1 messa~e that 1 •ropo~1t11111 13 th" <'omt-to S11trum t>n111 -.1th th1• fr('shman C'l."1-. · 'did u ... m1l111~ Mrs 11..illNt, ~ho wa:. pn·M·nlr ii ~1th a bouqul'l uf yt•llu"' '"'-l'' The 41 -ycar ol<I ~t.·t•ono tt•rm1·1 added that with hl•r al. the· h1:l11 1 of 30 1lepuhlll'an~ 1r1 I ht' Xii member Asscmhly, agril·ultu11 now "has someo ne ~ho 1111 ders tands and rcspN'I ' th('t 1 contribution to our ~lat1· " PRIOLO. of Mahbu, wa~ f'lt·c·1 ed to the Assembly in t!Hifi 111· s aid he was steµpmg down to focus on a 1980 S Scnalt· Ind aga ins t Sen. Al&n Cran:.ton Mrs . ll<tllt•lt said she woulcl seek chans!l'S 1n thf' slate'!-> farnl labor la\\ licfort• 'UIJJ)vrt1ri~ NEW PARTY CHIEF Carol Hallett p,1:-:.agl· uf the• l!l?!I HO budget rwxl month Om • l'hangi· \•11uld hJr th1· l 11111·d Farm Workt•r:,, 1rn1on rr om n·qu1nng a uruon rncml1cr lo ... t ni..1· or conlrihutt· lo a polll 1t·:1l a1·t1on fund a:,, a l'Ond1 11on of hr:,, nwmbns h1µ Mr:. llalll>tt. who n·fu,t·d to Join tht· womt•n'!> legisl1tt1v1· 1·aucus ~hen clcC'ted lhrce yt.·:1~ ago :,,;1111 ht•r 'retory silowecl .... o m t' n :r n cl m t n 11 r i t 1 e ' th at Business Dies Bia1tc lii Relative Angry LOS i\N(; t-:Lt-:!-. 1 A I' 1 Ani:<'lo Buono. whose cousin has bl'l'n <·haf'J.!t•d with kilhnJ.! f1vl· women. says his busincs:, h<ts lwc11 ruined and ht ~ family 's live:; endangered because a uthorit 1t•s havP rallcrl h1rn ;r ·~u~pN'l" 1n the llillscdc Strani:ik·r murders "Thl' phone don't ring :1nymorc Nobody comes an. As a hus111c•ssman. I'm <frud." said the ·14 -year ·old Clendt1le auto UP· hulstert'r Wcdnl•sday, <1fl1:r IJ1l.lrtcl Attorney John Van de Kamp announrt'<1 th<· murdl·r c harge:, were being filed against Ruono'!-i tous1n, KC'nJl(•th i\ H1anC"h1 "I'm 1n ,1c•npardy ;rnrl my kids are 1n Jeopardy," the thrice· married father of :.1x told the L<1!-. Angeles Times "They've t•vcn been hassll·d dl 'thllOJI Th1·n· ., ~ome kook out there som('pl;u.'c "ho \\ant~ 111 kill rm· AS 1n: \NNOt;NCt:O cbdrgei. ctgarnst Bianchi. who 1s cur rent Iv <i~a1lln~ trial for two st rc.ingli ngs in Washington. Van de Kamp said '°'l'l>llt.:ators l>el'1e\'t•d U1anch1 had an accomplice. Although Van rlt• K.1mp ~:.11d no one else has been arrested. he !.'ailed Buono ~1th "horn B1anch1 lived for a short t ime -C:t "s us pect · "Mr Ruon11 remain:. a ~uspcct and a very 1mport&nl one." Van de Kamp said On April :!:l ,11 ,, Parker 'enter news conference. Los Angeles l'olrcl' ('hlf'f D:.ir) I G<itcs ;rnd Los Angeles County Sheriff Pl'l1·r J 1•1tch<.•s:, al'>o characterized Buono as a s us pect "Th<· nnly th1ni! I have to s a y 1s I haven't did noth ing," Buono said "They I 1nvt·st1gatCJrs . can do anything they want. bul tht•y won 't f1nci nothing, <:Juse I ain't did nothin~ .. n UONO'S HOME AND auto upholst ery s hop were scaled orr and searched th!' wc<•k before Gates· and Pitc hcss · press con ferenc·e i\lthouJ,!h aulhorrtal's have not revealed what, if anything. was found 10 the !>earch. Buo no s aid he w&s told nothing was found R1<.1oc·h1. "ho .... a~ adoptl·d as an infant by Buonc,·!> aunt in Rochcst<:r, NY . lt\'ed with 8uo no for "maybe six or scv<:n weeks" about two years ago, Huono said. ''All J e 'er did wa!> lo do my aunt a lavor by letting him ~tay here ror awhile." Buono said ··Now I wouldn't do no more favors for anybody. e\.cn lhl' Popt· .. POLICE 11/\V t: ATTRIHt:Tt:U 13 murders in late 1977 anl.I early 1978 to the ll1Hs 1dc Strangler. Hianch1 has pleaded moo cent by reason of rrl M.rnit,y ft> the two Bellingham, Wash . mur<lcrs Los i\ngclt·~ ati{hor1l1es be<:ame interes ted 1n him a fter he wa~ arrC'~lt•d 1n 1-klhngharn. ~here he moved an M11y 1978 The 27·yl'ar·old B1 anch1 "'as <:harged Wednesday with the s tranglings of Yolanda Wa!>h1ngton. Kristina Weckler. Jane Evelyn King. Kimberly 01aol' Marlin a nd Cindy Hudspeth. He was also chari:ed with one count of sodomy involving Miss Weckler and one count of <:onsp1racy to commit murder . kidnap. ping and rape APWI ......... STEPPING DOWN Paul Priolo "thl'r<' an• opportunities for all ~>t·oµh.• an C<ihfornit1 .. "Womt•n. 111 parllrular. arc a ~!>um1ng a grcutl'r role in gO\' t•rnmt•nt today. a s recently 1•v1dl'nt't•d bv the l'lcction of M argarl't Thatt he r a s prime 011n1stcr or England." Mrs. lfalletl said she saw no c•onfhrt of inttffl'St in the fact that her h u s lland Jim 1:, Satrnmt•nto general manager of \.\'t•stern Agricultural Chemical ,\ssoc1at1on. a pes ti cide or~ ga nizat1on that lobbies the Lt'g1s lature. And s he said she had m ade no 11t-c1sion on whom to appoint a s c;()p <'a uc us c he:tirman and wh1µ. tht• No 2 and No. 3 posts ASSF:MBLY~1AN Oavc Stir hng. H-llac1endt1 llcights. who had bct•n mentioned as a possi hie s uccessor to Priolo. said he had not been running "al this time .. As se mbl y man Bruce Nestandc. It-Orange. now the (;()P's caucus <:hairman, said he would not remain in that post. Ill• also had been mentioned as a poss1blt> contender for Priolo's JOb Lake Tahoe Oean Air Plan Pushed SAC R/\MENTO I AP l California's anti·smog board has a new Lake Tahoe clean air plan that calls for use of a motorist ·s ft·c lo help pay for more bus ::.crvicc around the picturesque mo untain lake. Tht• µIan . intended to meet ft•dcral C'll·an i\ir /\ct requjrc· ments on the California s ide of the lake. also recommends de· velopment of extensive. free bus service and annual vehicle in · s pcct1ons for basin residents. i\dopter1 unanim ously by the four ·me m bl•r Air Resources Boa rd late Wednesday. the pro· posal 1:, intended to he lp bring the basin into cnmpliance with fcdt·rnl stand<Jrds for carbon monoxide and ozone. T H E 81 -STA TF. Tahoe Hcg1onal Planning Agency has the responsibility for prep<.irmg .1 s1 m1lar pla n for the Nevada :,,Id<' or the lakf' Both proposals must s atis fy tht· fcdcrc:il En· \'ironmcntal Protection Agency The ARB's plan ~oes beyond recommendations of an ad hoc l'O mmittee. uncl that an itself rou ld gcnt•rute more con · t roversy 10 the politic all y st•nsitivc basm Hill Keeps T11mblin' Collapse i11 Malibu. Only Matter of· Time MALIBU <APl ll's only a matter of time befor e 60.000 cubic yards of dirt and rocks will ra in down upon a 400-foot stretch o f Pacific Coast Highway, the California Ocpart- m e nl or Transportation's chief geologist says. "ll will b<' coming down. hopefully not all at once," Ray Forsythe said Wednesday, as pedestrian travel resumed on a path through the dust·blanketed roadway. which is still closed to tra ffic. . Forsythe said tbe collapse w1JI • occ ur because deep. connecting fissures are s hearing away an arc·shaped area or the bluff that is about 125 reel wide and runs inland about 150 reel. ... uatea Crlt le!lzed LOS ANGELES <AP) -U.S. - Sen. S.1. Hayakawa has come under a double·barreled attack from Japanese·Ame rlcan a~d Hlapanlc groupt because of h1s 1 tancet on issUes r elated to the n,hta of racial mlnoritles. At a Loe Angeles Press Club news conference Wednesday. ( Sf 4TE ) the Republican senator 's own California Hispanic advisory council criticized his proposal to discontinue bilingual ballots at a sen ate news confe r e nce, a J a panese-American group call· ing itself Days of Remembranc~ criticized H ayakawa 's oppos1· tion to its World War II redress campaign. Odd-e..,ett Pla11 Grote• SACRAMENTO <AP) -San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties joined the odd·even gas sales plan al 12:01 a.m . today, bring· Ing the total number or counties in the plan to 12, Including one to start Monday. The plan allows motorists lo buy gas only on odd numbered days If their licenses end In odd numbers, and on even.numbered days if their licenses end In even numbers. - \ Tenanf Group• Lo•e SACRAMENTO CAP> -Ten· ant gr oups h ave lost thei r second skirmish in two days against the r eal estate lobby . They showed up before the As· sem bly Judic iary Committee Wednesday with a bill backed by Gov . Edmund Brown Jr. requir- ing "just cause" for evictions. But they lacked two of the seven votes need e d for passage. However. a new vote was or· dered for May 30. Paddttfl f'lrta Bu"'• SANTA PAULA CAP> -A pac king house fire so inte nse that it was detected by a weather observation satellite bas gutted a block·long, block· wide citrus packing h ouse. police saJd today. Fourteen f ire comp anies responded to the spectacular fire early this morning, which lit up the night sky and forced the evacuation of several nearby homes, but no Injuries were re- ported. ---------~----------------------·-----. I LACOSTE SHIRTS HY FRITZ! ON SALE! l\t 11 d c· of :'ill/50 rntton/poly. 1 ht·\ 'rr· 1·11111 (\ \'1:r-..t1 iii .111 1dl'.d :.l11rt lt~r \111111 t11 n·la\ 11 1 ('h"'"'' lr1 1111 1111 ~ 11l e11lor)-. IS ;\I L I t I! Ill 1d I I 1111 .\I; I\ I : 11 h tt 11 h I He!-'. $1 ::.011 DEN l l\l SPECIAL ON H.J.S_ CHI C .JEA S FOU i'vl()\11 Trnn lq~-... trj111 l1t. 1011 1·11111111 , und .1 ll .a1 J -.pN·1nl :.uving'! g111 •d t hrir !'\l"Lhcr':. 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Weed1Publlsher Thomes KeevllJEdltor Orange Coast Daily Piiot Editorial Pag_e ..................... ______________________________ _ N Thu,aday, May 10. 1979 Barbara Krecblch1Edltorlal P-oe Editor Planning Report -Merits Attention Oescrtbing lb city 's :approach to o lnng g rowth prob lems us u "lcgis la tlvt• windmill. · cwport Beach plan· nlng con1m1s1'ioners ar e tr~1n~ to ~el lht·ir City Council bosses to tMk., un un biased look at th1: "ay things urc done in Newport lieMch Last month. c•omnu~s1oners for" a rc1.-Ort on the c·1ty·~ ph1nnan8 pruce si-. to city rounr 1lnw n wM 'i hould rind 1t on a n u)lenda ~oml'llme this month T ht• n •po rt was basffi o n inten•1e ws with u Vttf"\l't uf r esidents. honwownttr or~tmtullon represt>ntul ives t1ncl bus incss nw n . all of" horn have to do busanes& with the Cll) from trnw to tanw nusu·ull~. "h.1t th,• report round wai-. th<1t dolntl bu~• ncss Wllh tht· t'llY "hctht>r 1t 's for p('rm1:,sio n lo build an offic·<• high 1·1~l' or t u add a ~amt! room to a horn~ •~ diffk ult lx·~·;w:-l' ul ,1 l:1bynnth of regula tio n:.. H s 1tuation tha t 1s "or~1·ning "11h tht> 1.·ounc 1I :, leg1:,la t1vc cffu11a to so lvl' trafftt' <.1ull ~rowth proble m :; Comllus:-.1onl·rs made :,omc conc·rt.>tt-:-.uJ.!~t!sl1ons for s1mpltfy1ng lhl· µrm.·css <.uit.I helpin~ reside nt:, a ntl bu:-.1 nesscs hc llt·r 11n (h:rst and tne syste m The :,uggl'sllon:, m e r it rard ul and fa vorablt-cons ule ratmn by t he C'ounr ll School Bus Solution St a rting th is foll, high school s tude nts 111 the N('wport · Mesa Un.Hied School District ca n once m ore ride bu5c:-. lo school. T he re 's j us t one C'hange since the buses we re t an cele d a yea r ago d ue to P ropos ition i:1 T he riders will have to pay. ~ ~he fe e will be a bout 25 t ents each way. pay a bit• o n a n exte nded basis week or month. Bus routes will bl· sc heduled where ver then~ a re enoug h riders This past yea r , nu buses we re run except for a lat<: progr am at Ne wpor t lla rbor Hig h herause of sc hool of. ficia ls ' con cerns th at pay-a s-you-go bus ing would dis · q ualify t hem from receiving state aid for e le m entary s c hool busing. Whe n it tur ned o ut the fear was gro undless. officials decided to offe r t he busing . It seem s like a good example of how. now tha t the Pro position 13 dust has settled . som e rorm e r services a rc bein~ resto red . with those who benefit d irect!~· paying for the m In a r e la te d m ove . trustees are considering restor ing runds for bus ing to a thletic events . T his past y<.•<.ir. schools were allowed tn fund the b uses out cJf the ir r c gul:Jr bud~cts hut ma n~· c hose not to. ,\t hlctics a re indeed a usl'ful pa rt of the l'du cation ul sys t(•m , a s an· othe r a lt er sC'hool a ctiv1tll's such as dt-· bah· cont.est~ th.ii also involvl' t ravl'I . If thl· fun d s tire <1va 1l ahlc without stinting on C:1Cad(·m1c prog rams. pro iding <'areful l:-. m o nitored bus- ing for k l·~ <li°ll·r :-.c·hool C1<:t1,·1t 1e~ :-.cems a rc•uson.J hh.' idea Cooperation Can Pay F ollo w ing the example s et 1n West Orange County . ri re d c partml'nl s in the Ha rlx>r Area are looking at ways to set up some k ind of m utual aid pC:1ct to provide fire and par amedic ser viCl' <JC ross city Line~- At the m om e nt. t he proposal is in the research stage. being M·rut1111zed by a committee from t he fire agcncws t ha t <·over Ne wport Beach. Co~ta Mesa. Irvine a nd Santa An a Memher~ of the committee a r c looking at agree- me nts the.at h ave been established e lsewhere . Within 60 days. thl'Y plan to selt'ct one or t"'o pl(jns to recomme nd to their governing bodies for imple menta tio n. S uc h ~• propos a l couldn't com~ at a bette r time ,,,, Spira ling inflation is sending tht co~t of fire protcctio~ I like mos t othe r gove rnmenlal services s kyrocketing a nd t he fina nc ia l co nst r a ints posed by Proposition 13 a re fo r cing agenc ies to s pe nd their d olla r s ver y care fully. T he west c.·ounty net t hat encompasses Huntington Be a c h. Founta in Ve.alley. Seal Beach a nd Wes tm inster ha s long been an e xample of how c it y boundar ies c a n be ig- nored to the benefit of a ll involved . Rc~anJless of l htdorm the Harbor Area agreem ent ta ke s, ii can only prove to be bene ficial by increasing cf· fic ie ncy a nd r educ ing costs • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed o n this page are those of their authors and artists Reader co mment 1s invited Ad dress The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642-4321 Boyd/Hairpieces By L.M. BOYD O ur Love and Wa r ma n takes note of a recent poll wherein hundreds of women wer e asked if they disliked bald men. Nol a one s aid yes. Inte resting. Calls to mind the survey of some years ago whe n a sizable sa mpling of wome n were asked which type they preferred. bald men without h airpieces or bald men with hairpieces. A majority or thoSt.-ladies said without. volunteer ing the view that hairpieces m ake men look untrustworthy. A gentleman in Pittsburgh just reached age 100. As usual. he was queried about how he did so. His explana- Deur Gloorny Gus Arter Newport Bcitch get s r i d o f c a r s , bicycle.. dogs. tourtata. kids and rolle r akatea, who's next? Us? Shades of Sleepy Hollow! H.M. taon : ··1 li ved most 1Jf al befo re the world went nuts." Stronges t thing in nature for its size imd weig ht. it's said, is the feather of u bird. A yawn tends tn sh:.irp(!n th<> sense of smell momcn Lar ily (} "Whal sort or g rub did th,• ordin:iry a ncient Roma n cat"" A. Soul food. mostly. Salt pork and dried beans. Their flour wasn't ~ood enough to make pasta . T here weren't a ny toma toes t hereabouts the n, so no tomato paste. No s pinach. eithe r. so nothing was served Florentine. If you were to add cornmea l. pep· pers. okra and tomatoes lo the old Roman food, you'd get Southern cooking . Black widow spiders a re terr i ble w e b w eaver s T hey're not neat. The ir webs get all messed up. Tha l ·s one way lo tell them from every· day garden-variety spiders. In fact. Webs of lhe ha rmless ones are much more sym· me trical. There are those who claim that the beast on a pack of Camels isil't a camel hut it dromedary. It Is a &•mel. it 11. lt ii! AU camels aren't dromedaries. but a l l dromedartea are cam els. -Rowland EvaruJ/Robert Novak . N.ixon Not Critical of Carter WASIUNGTON Rlchurd M. N l it on f Cl't-n t l ) h ad i.o m c e>h .ultuhlto than.is lo u y about Jimmy Curt1.tr, lcllm~ Onl' vii.· llor lhut lhl' prti11idcnl I~ dom~ lllUl'h bt•tb•r ttum the riress ga ve~ him 1·1't..'(j1t f<•r but budly needs to t1.iht1.tn h11:1 t·ontrol of the federal h ll rt• M ll<' rtU.' y In ,tfl cx1>unis1vt• mood tlurln~ 1.1 lun ~ ramhlln~ pullt lcnl ch ul with a Wt.Ill l.llllWll W llhh 1n"t1111 IJW )'l'f, Nt'( 1111 vrflo11•1l ..... 11 ... 11.11 11'11 111 l1l'l11 f11I l11nt... To st.111 "11 h h 1• ' .1 I ii II ti h ,. I I S I t11 U 'I :-. ("u rll·r·-. 1n ''lit-J:tl'k ur all tn11h·x ... 11 .. ua.1 1 ... 11) u1lt• 111 r1•1·111r uf llw c 11111·1· 111 M u II u ~ l' 111l'11 l u II ii II ti., .... I • <OMBl one o r thu truly p<>werruJ Jobfi in uny udrnlnlatru· lion. NIXON'S m e811Ut(c . control of the burcuucrucy, which Nixon him self never ur hhw t:d , 111 elud· ang Can.e r . Purl f)f lhc reason a re cabinet mcmh •r11 too much out for them11l•lv1:g i Nlx1m C'ltcd llculth. Educutton ond Wctrur.· Stw retary Joseph Culafuno 1 01 nl)t "with 1t" the c•1tt•d llou11ln~ u n tJ U r b u n l> l' v t• I o p m · n I Scc•rc•tury Pt1trat'111 ll11r r111 l Wit h Sir f1ux11 runnanr OM B, ht• 1\11 Id , '11 rl1•r CflU If U!H' h I!> l 1tl1•11t11 111 1•xl1·nrf 1111•111111·1111111 in f111r m·•1 111 1111 1111• 1h•11111 t11w111-. 111111 11 .ihl••11 Ill' Wl11 t•· ll11U'll' 1'(111 I 1111 11v1•1 1o111i1•y 1l1·1•1!1h1111oo l '11rl1•1 11111•1 111·,.1h 11 hurrl 1111•1•11 ' K1•1111••1I v .. 1 y lt" · po Iii 1 1'11111 l•1 11111 11 11111111111 p11l1t 11·~ fur t.1111, 1•1t1tl lfw 11111111'1 11 1 1·~111!•111 11111 1111 lh•· 11111.11 1••'1 (111111. whwli SURE. IT~ HIGH.LADY. BVT ll-ONK ~ MY COST'S LAST ~: ELECTRICITY, LABOR, ... GAS.Ott~, RENT. ... SIGN PAINTERS ... Mailbox he called Carter's toughest is sue. Niiton was not cr ltlc1tl or Carte r or or his inflation-fighter. Alfred Ka1.n. Nixon described Carter 's deregulation plans ui. good anti-Inflation medicine, but declitred himself in the durk as to just how inflation could be bro ught to heel. THE GLENN FACTOR The condition or bad blood that President Carter seems to have t•ncouraged between him self and Ohio's De mocratic Sen. John Glenn. a vocal critic of the new :ll ralegic arms limitation treaty 1 S ALT 11 1. threa\ens h!lh<1 I harm lo the president an thl· Senate treaty debate The pres ident has failed 111 com mumcaw in ;rny way with I\ me rica 's first astronaut since· t hl' day lhal (j lenn. under heavv pn •s11knt1 al prcssurl'. censored ha~ n•marks rlunng c·hristcnan~ or the new Trident submarine- Ohlo. Glenn agreed to remove frorn hi11 prP~)ared text that da y early lust month most a llusions to the explosive question of vertlica. lion of Soviet honesty in adher. an(l to tht• 11till-unsigned treaty. Yet . dC8pite the e xpurgations. Rosalynn Carter, representing he r husband at the Groton. Conn . c·hriste n i n~. publicly chided Gl enn for r aising "very d a m aging " questions abo ut verifi cation. What this means is that Glenn, whose opposition to SALT 11 cloes not approach the intensity o f the bipartis a n d e fens e- or ie nted Senate bloc. m ay be lost to the president in the hot r at ificat1on debate. WHV NOT SHCHARANSKY? The co11sp1ruous abse nce of l\natoly Shcharansky from the lt st of Soviet d 1ss1d ents ex- c·ha nged for those two Russian spiel) worries Soviet s pecialists ht'rl' Shcha r ans ky. it is fell hen •. 1s being he ld as a carrot. and Slick W<'apon to pl ay against P n •snlcnt Carte r an t he final stages of the st rategic a rms l1m 1l~t 1on tre a t y tSALT JI > 11egotwl1ons Under th1~ plaus ible theory. Shr hi.l ra nsky'.;; fa te would be 1hrown into the balance to in· flut.·nce Carte r to yield on the lust few details 1n the negotia- 11ons bctwl•en Secret ary of Slate (;yrus Vane~ a nd Soviet foreign minister Andre i Gromyko. .Jailed as an American spy de.s pite Cart.&'s persollal pledge th at hl' had never been paid by or involved with the Central In· l ~ll q.~en cl' Age n cy •CI A >. S h c h a r a n s k y 1s t h e mos t l·clchrated disMde nt now in Sov- 11'l 1ull Some authorities her e hcl1 eve lh<it 1f Shcharansky is not useful to Moscow as a pawn d u ra n ~ lhe ta tl -e nd of t he n1·1w 11a1111ns. t hen the Sov1etl) wi lt pluy him a~ a poht1 c.:C1I curd rt uranf.( &>null• c.:ons1dc ration l)f :-,,\LT II aml'ndm<.'.nts The pro- ">Pl'C't l4 0tT1es critics of SALT Anti-freeway Stance Ignores Reality To Lhl· Eclilor Gov. E<i mund Brown, .Jr. anci Dep ortment of Tra ns portation Dire1•tor Adriana Gianturco <Jrc hoth '1cinJ? highl y unre ul istic in tht•1 r c urrent anti-freeway and pro-mass trnns it stance . /\t•(•nrding lo John H. Rae . P r ofessor of E n g ineering , Harvey Mudd College. ''If 2 pt!r cent of the ~wto commuters went to pu blit• transportation, they woulct s wa mp it.·· Professor Rae a lso says th~it to develop an ef· fect ive mass transit system for· Southern California would take at least 20 years . The answt!r, at least for the ne xt 15 years. is an im proved highwa y ~ystem and s ma ller r ars to replace today's high fuel con s umpti o n veh ic les. Un- ro r tun a l e ly, th e r e is no alternative to the inter nal com- bust ion engine availa ble in the rorseea ble future. High hopes once held for stea m and turbine l'nJ?i nes have been dashed We 're years away from a bat· te ry operated car which will go long distances <the range of a lank of gas> al highway speeds and which can be charged quick ly. Eve n if s uch a battery were availabl<>. where would we gel the massive amounts or energy ncccssury to ch;.irgc millions of them'! Our power f:.icilitics <1re ope rating at maximum out put now. fu rther The list of charge~ 1s un JUstiftc•d <in<1 s uth an uc·t1on on the part of the \ Olt•r!> V. OU Id hi! dlsrupta vl' of ;,inrl dl'!.lrut·t1 Vl' to our school system Mr . MacMill ian h~1!-. ~('rv(•d for t4 vcars as a t rustcc, anrf to rind him guilty of th<.' ~t all•d charges after sul'h a length of time is ridiculous Mr!' C<irol Martin has been on~ of the most able mem bers of the hoard since her el<'clion. She made the transition lo president with great s kill and s h e has p res ideo with in· telli ~ence and integrity It would be ver y diffi cult lo fi nd other board members as we ll qualified • as t hese people . To start the fa ll term with all new members. none of .vhom had e ver served on the school board lJefo rc , would be devas tating to the s m oot h func t ion i n g o f ou r s chools. If the rea l i:oal of the diss1· dents is lo indicate their dis· s atisfaction with Supe rintendent Nicoll. they s hould find some other way to express their dis Mntenl DOROTHY BEEK Poll.-~ No ff~ip To the Ed11or On Monday. April 30 it was necessary for me lo stop at the Ri verside branch or the Newpo11. Hcal'h Post Office lo have our c o m p a n y pos t age m e t er WE MVST rapidly improvl· ser viced. Afte r attempting to o u r f rCC'wa y a nd h ig hwa y fi nd a parki n~ spa r e for 10 minutes -and due to a medica l system now. Statewid~ the re are condition I shall not dctitil I m any partially completed pro· knowingly parked in the red jects s imilar to the Corona def zone in front of the Post Office. Mar Fre e wa y (whic h goel> nowhere ) and the "Costa Mesa Simce the mete r weighs a pprox· Ditch." on Newport Blvd. imalely "20 pounds, it was not . Millions of taxpayers dollars possible for m e to carry it the have already bee n invested in three or four blocks parking el se wh e r e w o ullt h a ve these pa11.ially completed pro· jects which Are of no value in al-necessitated. I received a SIO citation. leviating traffi c congestion until It's m y impre s sion the they can be utilized. Newport Beach Police Depa rt. The money. much more than ment is here to be of service to is needed. has a lready been col-the community. I was not ig. lected. It's there in, Sacramento nora nl o( the parking problem al now. The governor s reluctance Ri verside and had read the art•· lo r~lease. tht> fun~s and his ob-_ cle in the Daily Pilot a day or so s~ss1~n Wllh pubhc lr.a~sporta-earlier. It seemed to me then tto n 1s costing us malhons of 81 It does even more now -that dollars . In wasted energy and the Police· Depa rtment's excuse escalating construction costs-or having no a lternative but to M ~Y. heave n protect us from cite due to the existence of the pollt1c1a~s ~nd bur.eaucrat~ who. bike lane, a flimsy. unreasona In the~r mfu~i.te wisdom, know hie and lnneltible Policy prac· what 1s bel\t for the public as tlced to take advantage of a opposed to what th e public quick M>urce of increased rc- wants and needs. venue DERALD O. HUNT THis OPINION w us r ein- • -···· 111~1 .. .,._ for ced by postal e mployees who "'"'" • " stated the Post Office had re· To the Editor · The threat to recalJ three of the Newport-Mesa School Db· trlc t trustees should go "" quested the Police Depal1.ment temporarily make the space a vailable In rront ror lls cUIJomers. The Police· ~part· ment not only refused lo do th1:-.. hut promise('f tn douhlt' th1•11 pal rols And 1nrlcl'd. I h1., ltJ"' been the ultimate re~ult /\s a citizen of Newport llcnc·h. I deeply resent the d1sscrv1cl' th e Newport Be a c h Po lice Department has imposed on the people of this commmn1ty Sure ly some arrangements c:ould Ix· m a de lo a ccommodate te m- por ary pa rking at the Rivers ide P os t Office during this un fortunate period. Perhaps t he in dustn ous meter maids could r un ii shuttle service up and down t he bouJevard with the s ame en· thusiasm they gave to ticket ing' SANDEE PETERSON Tralll<" Adef.-e To the Editor The Newport Beach Chamber or Com merce a nd the local ne w s papers see m a l1t1 lc panicky over the recent council decision lo acct•pt the recom mendaliOR of t he Transportatarm Citizens· Advisory Committee We hear that this action con- s titutes a radical reduction of I he road system Let's loo k at ca t·n of the rN·ommcndat1ons I l,l'<l\"l' lhl' l'X I St 1n~ Ci n ·ul ation Element unchanged with the excepltOn or lhl• fo llow in g items. llard ly a rn<f acal rec om mendalion a nd not a rcduc lion. :! De fe r !Nol ('. nnt e liminal(•) implcmcnta t1on of Uni vers1ty Avenue over the end of the Back Bay until a traffic s tuoy shows that t he 14 lanel> a lrPady proposed in that area wi II he insufficient 3 ~li minate ·•grade separa I ions" as future traffic solutions Grade separations were r ejected an the comprehensive Voorhees Study and no new grade separa tions a re included in the e xisting ene ral plan. This is not a reduc lion 4 Eliminate parki ng to add two lanes to P acific Coa s t Highway in Corona Del Mar dur ing rush hours. This as an in· crease not a reduction. 5 -ENCOURAGE develop· me nt of 19th Street in Cost a Mesa to provide access rrom the proposed Costa Mesa Free way across the Santa Ana Raver to Pacifi c Coast Highway. This is an increase in facilities 6 Reclassify Ba lboa Rlvd ea st of B Str~t on lhc Peninsulu and Marguerite Street in Coron:1 Oel Mar as rcisidenth1l streets Thia is the way these streets are us ed currently a nd everyone agrees wiU be used In the future T his is not it reduction. 7 Add worc11n t; to the Circ ula t io n Elem t:nl whi ch 'H>uld sho"' tht· <·1ty l) intent to pur..,111· :illl'rt1.1t I\ t.' transµorta 111.n ,, "ll·m~ 'l'ha-. as nul a rl'llUc· 111111 X l'.;nc:oura~c the dcvelop- m t•nl <1f the Bonita Canyon and San Joaquin Corridor in an or- dt>rly sc·qucnl.'c This is not a re- d uc·t 1on 9 Implement the C1 rcul&- t1on Elf'mcnt a~ soon as possi- ble . 1 Loosely interpre ted t his means "build roads ." I I 0 Ta t> <town t he existing li mit of six lanes in Nt!wport Reat h 11 L1m1t turning la nes to thr <'C' <makan~ the ma.ximum in- INSl'Claon nine lanes>. This is th<.' only recom mendation that C'an reason<•bly be classified <JS a ··ret.luC't1on ··The majority of the ('Om m 1ttee felt that nine poten- tial lanes is large enough in arcs- 1dent1al community DICK CLUCAS Lost ONr Spirit? To the Editor_ Wh:it has h appened lo the spirit , self-discipline financial awareness of our C'ilizens'! We hear the service stations a rl• cons ide r ing a fo ur-day "bOY('Otl" closing. Why a re not the citizens con- sidnang a good strong or e\len weuk boycott? Regardless of whic h ~cou p or 1'(roups a re responsible for this gas proble m o f s hortages a nd a ppa lli rtg pr ic<.'s. if the citizens limited t hear dnvi n~ for just a week. or e ven a few d a ys, to only absolute ly necessary driving. dou blln~ up on trips to the store, to work. etc .. we'd see te rrific res ults BUT llE RF. we are in line as k- ing to be ripped off! When we c ul down on coffee drinki ng 1 m any of us never returning to it ) it showed results. When products anrl services don 't s ell. prices invar iably come down. Pl<.'ase even af you can af· ford the gas prices stay home a little the next fe w weeks. for the sakP of your fellow man who can't afford them .._ ~ .I. llt\t.J... • L.rttn~ /rum r~11d('rs arr wcU-uml! T11e right to i·undcnst' ll'llt'r.~ kl fat spocr or elJrruJJCllt• llbd 1s rt•scroed. L.1•tter~ o/ :IOO uv)rds '" less will be gaven prcfn-t.'Tu.:t ALI Lctt£>ri. n11.r..~t lnl'ludc stgnulurl' .arid mo1bng .ad· dr('IJ~ but fll'lme~ moy bt.' wtlhlteld on request 1/ ~/J1cient reason 111 op· p a r e rat Puc I ry will n ot bi: pubhs/i.'il . .. . .. . ·~.. - MORE QPINION - -BobGreene When Presidents Were Honored Not oU .WcululiQCOft •lone• tmrw- from tlw Wh&lt> llQUJf' or G'<mgrt>.u So"'"""',. •I Poll bJk orotmd tOf.ll fffiiS."""41wr ~of 110'11 W ASIUNGTON The rt.' was a llme, looa a.co. when wt' did not m11ke an ab8olul~ practice of 1'endlng our former pn-1udenla a way In d1s,.:rac-.-. of forclna them from offi<'t1 m humthaUon. or of •hnotlna tbem an the head. Whether it was a btitter time or a wonu.• llmt• ts a rnattt•r of per•onal judMment , but the House on S Str~'t'I 1s u rcm1ndt•r thal llU<'h U lJ(Ud Wd, tnd~. U 1st. The lloui.e on S Street is Wash1ngton·s most negleckd memo rt ul. Even thou1<h 1t Is open to the publ1l', o fte n thcrt.1 a r e d eivs when onl y o n e or t wo pe rsons come to visit. And yet in its own way 1t 1s perhaps the capital's most sym- bolic monument lo a time when we treated our presidents dif. ferently and thought about them in a different way. Woodrow Wil son left the White House in March of 1921 , an in valid: he moved into the red brick house at 2340 S. Street NW. and Jived there for the three years until his death. If that has a faintly unusual sound to it, the rusnn ts pmttably that we havt• l'M'come M1 •t <'U..'ilonled to prNu dents de.w&rtlng WaatunitOO us soon -.._ thf'tr lf'rms or ofrm· have exptred. It 1s •lmoet tis 11 thtiy r~-cl tht ~to n~. to ruu lndte-d, WllM>n was thf' only prt•s lctent fri all or history to kt•t•p tht• District of C'olumhl1 us his hnm e In the years aftt'r tht~ While Uouse. Oa IG I N .U .L V Pres lclent Wilson had wil'lht•d to llwld .. private homf' fro m hts own 'kt'l<'hl'S Hui h~ did not havt· th~ mont-y In thtl fln1tl chly!l Of the Wilson pres ldeMy, his wife b ega n t o l oo k around Waslungt.on for a house where ht'r husband could spend the re· m1t1n mg dcsys or hh. bfe . Mrs Wilson found the House on S St ret>I , and thought tl, m her ~ords. "an unprt!lent1ous, com· rortable. dignified house filled to the needs of a gentleman." She did not thuik that it would be possible to purchase the house. however. So il wus a surprise to ht·r when, on her wedding an· niversary, her hw;band took her to tbe house and following a Scottish custom -presented her with a piece of sod from the garden and the key to the front door. It was on March 4, 1921, the day Warren (i Ha rding was S W•lrn m as president, that the Wilsons took the s hort drive to thc•ir new homt'. And 1t was on this day that the fi rst of lhc public outpourings of gratitude ( DARCAl9UNGER] Wall FASHION RECLINERS to the former president begad --Hls w1dow remained in the the outpourlng11 which, in our house for 37 years after her new 11.:e o[ O'Jlltlifil...._;'ieem .-huaband's death. maintaining iL Jlmoin startllng. exactly as it bad been when he ,. was al.ive. Upon her own death, tOa WHEN the Wllsons ar-Mrs. Wilson made a glft of the rht>d at their home , they r~ bOuse to the American people, th<' strfft In front filled with under the administration o( the c·h~r1ng poople. So unexpected National Trust for His toric watt this · s pontaneous dem-Preservation. on11trotlon of affection for the departing president that the W ll1ona a l moat wept. They movt"d in that day. Wilson could walk only with the assistance of ..i eane. imd needed a specially 1n11t11lled elevator to move from floor to noor. He spent most of his time in the. house's library, where he had a personal collec· t1on or 10,000 books. Every Armistice .Da)"', great· ('rowds of Washington people would come to the Wilson home, gather on the little slope of the street, wait for him to appear on his balcony. and applaud him. Som etimes the former president would give a small speech. In 1923, on the last Armistice Day of President Wilson's life, 20,000 people came to the House on S Street. The 'public expression of love for the former president bttame most dramatic as be lay dying in 1924. For three days and three nights the people came to the House on S Street and knelt un- a s hamedly in the street to pray. Wilson died on Feb. 3. 1924: he had lived in the house on S Street for three years. TUATIS how the house remains today -exactly as it was on the da~ PresJdent Wilson died, his bathrobe on the bed, pince·nez and book on the bedtable. ll is a quiet memorial -situated in a neighborhood or private homes and embassies, away from the more popular gathering points for out-of-towners . No Tourmobiles pass the House on S Street, and it is un. doubtedly destined to pass even· lually into total obscurity, leav- aog nothing but the echoed memory of public cheers and whispered prayers for a retired l e ader. But the Ho use on S Street. perhaps more than any other bwlding in Washington. speaks clearly about the way we used to be. the way we used to feel about our presidents and the way we used to feel about ourselves. Select from these styles: CONTEMPORARY· TRADITIONAL · TRANSITIOI'JAL in Vinyl-Velvet or Herculon~ Wh •n you w.int to lean dll the way back and ::.t re1ch nut full length . You never have to pull the c h.11r out or r now the wall or do anything at all but n•l.i\ und c nJoy. It's the perfect space saver 1'hi· u'1111h1l<.> chair. tha t a lso recline::.. Try it now. /\11d di-.n>wr what complete comfo rt is dll about. -q- Never more than 3W' from the wall Regular $489 ~ Sale price -~., l·wn wlw11 fullv n>rllnl-<l ' -- ~.May 10. 1979 ....... - DAILY PILOT Af Open Mon .• Thurs .• Frt. fo to 9 P.M.• Tues •• Wed. & S.t.10 to 6 P.M.• Sun.12 to 5 P.M. f'RE.£ DFJJVERV. BANKAMERJCARD • MAS'TER CHARGE• REVOUllNG CHARGE SOUTH CO~ RAZA SAN DIEGO FfNJY. AT BRISTO. • COSTA tvESA CA 92626 714/557-8800 • MON.-FRI. 10-9 • SAT. 10-6 ,. .48 DAILY PILOT Thuraday. May 10, llH9 Tinaelg Reminder APWlr...,.._ Che ri Oberg, 20, of Norwalk . wear ing odd t-shirt. and Elayne Nista. 25 . of Huntington Beach. in even t -shirt. fill a tank for ~ustomer in Downey. The state 's odd-even gas allocation program started Wednesday. The girl-s ., skate at a disco. University Prep Course Scheduled .. !:idddleback College ·s north campus m I rvane 1s offering a course in study skills. acadt•mit phinning and ('Ompos1tion for stu- dents planning lo attend a collcgt' or uni versity. The course begins June 18 and will take place each Mond:iy through Thursday from 10 :UJ a m to I p m through July 4!6 For mformat1on. phone H:il 2940, 495 llJOOor 55!1·9300 ( I\ ..... llOHT ) SUM S it up. In the DAILY PILOT ........... a.. ...... Rtwenlde 4020 M8d1aon (at Arlington) a.n llerMnflno 333 N H Street (oPPoS1te Central City Mall) Monectelf 5350 Olive Street (at Central Ave oppot1te Montgomery Ward; • (71•) 887-1315 (71•1888-1381 {71-4) 626-~593 ...... - 2Face Kidnap Cliarges tllLLSUOHO. Ore CAP> -A )ury bi.• bffn picked to hear cbar&t• of aecond .. degree kid· nli J>plng against fl woman and a man s he hire d to get her d1rnahtt-r a way from a man or whom OW mother disapproved. 'l'he m1rn hired by Marti S<·hum1tc her was 49-year·old Th~re Patrick or San Diego. I le has become known ror his work 10 the so-called depro· gr1tm m1ng of people who join re· lJg1ous groups. HE AND MRS. Schumacher. 52, Vancouver, Wash .. are. ac· cused of kidnapping 31-year-old Janet Sleighte r at a Tualatin shopping center last summer lo coo-vince her to leave Chitrlc..>s W. Cannefax . The daughter. who began see· mg Cannerax while married to ·oennis Sleighter. later married Ca nnefax despite the depro. gram ming efforts. Maximum penalty upon con· viction would be 10 years in prison. DEFENSE LAWYERS im- plied in questioning prospective jurors that they would claim Mrs. Schumacher feared Can· nefax wouJd ha rm her daughter. They indicated they would in- voke an Oregon law that says a crime sometimes may be ex· cused if it is committed to pre· vent what most people would agree is a greater e vil than the crime. Di s tri ct Attorney Ray Robinett indicated he would argu e that the Constitution guarantees adults the right to choose their religion and their spouse. · ,, He indicated the case would explore wheU1er Cannefax's in- fluence on the former Mrs. S lei ~hter resembled the in- flu ence he ld by some c ull leaders. Ruling Backed LOS ANGELES I AP l The; City Council has tentatively ap· proved t1~htcmng fire reduction r e quir e me nt s for roo fs an hillside and brush areas to <1void home fires simil<1r to those in the Mandeville Canyon last year. I • -••.• -- -• -r-- ---------••• ---., --,, -----,.. LOCAL I NA:rlON Poker to Lose Gourmet Diet Unit Command CUMMINGTON, Mass. <AP> - Su11ie, a 900·PoUnd porker with a r:nchant for school lllnch left.overs, S goinl to have to 89t uaed lo Or· dlnary plg food . Stanley Cowell. Susie's owner, walked lo the local grammar school each day and carried home a pail filled with apple cores, half-eaten hambw-gers and other deUcacles ror Susie. But school ofnclala who learned or Susie's diet had to enforce a long. standing, unwritten rule iJCalul glv· in1 out garbage. "Sadly, it's true," aajd school dis· trlct business mana er atobe rt Gurek. "Thia .la a rural are..-KIOt or people have livestock. II you give lo one, bow do you decide who geta it and who doesn't? "It's the kind or pressure school committees l\ave to lace today,"' he said. Torti8e Endangered WASIUNGTON CAP) -The Rolson tortoise. the largest land reptil~ in North America, has been acSded to the endangered species list, the In· lerior Department has announced. f hopping /or Mothe~? ~eSet Lt. Col. P. B. Wyrick baa aaaumed command of ·Marine Attack Squadron·21' from Lt. Col. J . L. Underwood in a ceremony at MCAS, El Toro. Wyrich formerly was stair secretary for the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. U nderwood became e xecutive of. flee r of Marine Aircraft Group-13. Smart shoppers save time and energy by shopping at Westcli// Plaza ~ z l'I ........ ........... ....... ~ .................. ,'\I ~ ~ 11-~ ~CL..lfl' PR ~ < ? I Newport .... h ,;,. r .... h & '•-die• ~ \ • On TM Mall Sat. I 0 o.m.· 12 noon · ~ • ~ DlU:n • ~ ~ IAltL • ~ UNi.IM rTa> • NIE~ ~A 5 AJltJ&-s • J'V'll{ICf!T" J .... _\ ;. i ~~/ I '.I . .. At Hotlday Si'a'S Montclatr. Riverside and san Bemardtno dubS -., MaV 11. 12, 13 and M1Y 18, 19, 20 cetetXttllS"ftOlYrtf\e entertainment anc:t sports wor1dS ~hang gliders ", Hot air balloons ' FaShton snows JaZD\ISttCS, ~ ClemOnltrltlOnS on space-age ex.ase equipment . . . INJOY: Hon c:t'OIWNS end ret'reSM1entS . . TOUI; 5oml Of the ftneSt, most SClenttflC:ally ~health and fitness facttrtleS tn the untverse. Join MtV HOllCllV 5PI Health Club dUrlng the CIW1d Opening and get a 2 vear membel"ShlP tor the prtce of the first year alone -°""' QOOcl It atl 14 IOClltlQnsl ~ offer eAdS May 20 . 0r....-ColtfttJ LA~ Chetawofttl/Nontw._ 91•3 DeSoto Ave at Nordhott Enotno 11031 Venture Blvd , West of Bl'llt>oe Hoflywooct 7080 HoltywoOd Blvd . Corner LaBrea Ave Safa Medical Center • 1213) 882·5912 (2 13) 986-6330 (2 13)•69-6307 MIM'On VlefO 2001 Ahc1a Pkwy . at &\n Diego Freeway Buena Pm 510 South Beach Blvo South of L1ncotn Ave Cotta M ... 2300 Harb<>< Blvd HarbOr Center Huntington Beech 18585 M11in Stref't t at Beac:h Blvd J Oranoe 622 East Katella Ave . West of Tustin Ave We1tmln1ter 6757 Westminster Ave Westm1ns1er Center ( 7141770-0822 17 t4J 826-0381 I 714) 549-3368 (714) 842·145 1 (7141639·2441 (714) 894-3387 Lona a..ch • 101 Atlantic Blvd . COl'ner of CarlOl'I Welt Lot AneetM 191• So Bundy (near Olympic Blvd I (213) •26-887• (213) 82().7571 I ' . --,_ AT YOUR SERVICE Th\ndey. May 10, 1979 OA&LY PtLOT A• .. 1;.' ..... °'""' ., l llS ..... .., _ ORAH l'AT l didn't (Cl'l my federaJ ancomt' tax ruturn m1t lh..'(I until a couple of days after the de1u1llnu. I 1lon'I owt• monty and havt a refund comini.: I ht•urd you <'un't get in trouble in this l'HC 1( )'C\U tloo't flit" on hml' l\ut. l'v~ been worry in.: about 1t 1rnyw~y t. to: • Fountain Valley Th.-I KS n ys that U )'OU o•f' tn H and your return wa1m't Ule,-d by tht" d'"' dak. you •Ill ~ t"illugf'd a la&t' fllla~ fN' of 5 IM'rC'f'Dt IM'r month burd on &lw taJt duf'. If, llio"'f'"t'r, yoa doe't otH' aay t a1., LWrt' l• no pt'nalty for flllaa la&e. l'Hrt' l& a <' ah'b, llowevrr. aad tla1t'1 lf )'Mr muro l8 audltf'd an4 ll'1 df'tf'rmlat"d you owe tu after all, you Uwn wtll k C'taargf'd a latt' flll•& ftt pualt)'. \'ou could bavt" proteC'tf'd yo&arself from tills posslbllhy by rtllag IRS t'orm ~ 1 AppUuUon for Auwmatic Exteask>• of Timt" &o t~Ue U.S. lo <'Ome Tax lletanl by tbe tu due date. l n•urallft! Ctdeft llld ... ,k-! 'i>t-:Aft PAT flow Ion~ 1i. a child protected by a family s health 1n~uranl'e puhty" Is &gt: 18 lbt! cutoff fiJJ' coverage" II R . Costa Mesa Not MCessartly. If cbildn-o eoter tbe labor force. join the armed services or «et married, tbey lose ihe pro&ecUoa of tbelr family's bealtla la· QUEENIE <;01 a prc>l/4(rr.-• l 'll."' 111nll' In l•ci./ l>M1tn Pal w1U I UI r1•d tOpt'. llf'lll"fl lhf' an-'Wtl'" and OCllOn )IOU""'" 111 soil~ mrqum a 1n qot¥mmml and b&umt'ss Mnll 1111ur 171u• t1tm~ lu l'nt l>ut1n At Your .'i1•rv1cr. tJrongP C'oo I l><ull1 l 'llllf I'<> llor 15(,/) f'oJta Ml'so. (A 'i~li2b A• man11 lf'll1'11 n.t 1)11U1hl1• will bt· onawt'rt'd. /lul phcrn"'1 lrlQUIMf'!f (If ll'llt't/> '"'' 1ncludm11 lht' rl!c!Jt'r 11 /ull mrnw . oddr1•H uud 111.1.flnC!f\ h11ur.t' p"o"" numb.•r lWlnul ,,.. 1·v11.n dt•r1•d Ttu~ 1·11lu11111n~ors da1 II} I .LC 11)( ~UlffdaJI' ! HrHtt, •• ,. ...... Heal&la luarUH lu&Mide .... i lf tit•)' remala uder tJMo faally'a NOi ud are de· J Pf"ndeld, &aw. .... l••ll1 polkies will cover I.Mm 1 tlaroutlll aaf' It or Zl. Alld, U &My remala la aclMol . Hd a rt! 11WJ flaHdally clepe .... &, maay eom· i5 pH6H will exk'lld lam lly covera•e tor tlaem &o age I 13 or it. • " At.o, any tllthl WM la ltu6!a"" ud depeD· - dHI OD Utf' famlly tH "9llalle .. be pn&ec&ed by ! lhr hmlly polky aa long aa Ule C'lilld remabts 1 flHnt'lally ckpt'ndeot eo matter wllat ~ or tter ; llCt" may hf'. etwc:li your own policy &o make laft iL you ulNlf'r111tand l&a coverage requirements for ~ family rn«'m~n onr age 18. o I I "~fltlral D~~r Gripn Talent s D~A H l'A'I I'd <ipprl-ciate it 1f you could tell ! nit· whl•n · tu cumpld1n alX>ut an unettucal used car i ch:aler Does the i,tate Bureau of AutomoUve .:. Repair handle this'> 1 G.A .. Irvine J No. The Department ol Mo&or Vebk les ] Compliance Dhlsion Is tbe ageMy you want. It IC· -:. cepts complaints or aay lllad agalnst dealers wbo ~ sell new and used velaldes, lncludln& au&omoblles, ~ commercial veblcles, trallers. mobile bomes, ~ motorcycles and anowmobUes. lnveslliatlve sec· ; Uons ol the (',ompllance Dtviston lD Oruge County ~ un be reached by phoning: 835·3313, Santa Ana; c3 H7U-7721, •'ullertoo, and 898·3561, Westminster. SPrvl~ Stlflfl"I • Sft"Olld Opi11ioa DEAR READERS: Tbe fede ral government bas a nationwide toll-free phone number con· sumers can call to obtain names of doc&ors near your home wbo will give their oplnlon on &be ad· vlsablllty of 11urj'(t>ry your doctor has sugges&ed. Tbf' "~rond-oplnion s urgery" number ls: (880) 32~·'4GO. A De partme nt or Health. Education and I Welfart! spokesman reports calls averaging 1,000 per month. Some 162 rPferral ceoteri., Including 44 insurance carrif'r1•, as well as medical sodeCies and bospitaJs participate. Every ~late bas at least one referral cente r, and every part of the U.S. - urban and rural -is covered by a center. Almost all lnsuranct' companies help pay for Sttond, and sometimf's third. opinions by doctors on whether recommended surgery sbouJd be performed. % " ... ! :: ~ % ~ 'j l % • :- II> i .. 1 . 31, .. n 0 c ! n i -. - 0 .. n 0 ; ~ .. Q. ;.. .. 'Lei's Rt'l :.ill or l!iday·i; import<111l prolllcmi. out ul the way bt!forc I start lo Uunk " The tolJ.free number Is available 24 boars a day. includJnl( Saturdays and Sundays. In addltioo to the rt>ferral ceot~r nearest your home, you also can ask for a copy of a booklet on the second· c1pinion surl(uy program. More than 4 mllUon have bttn distributed. When calUng tbe rererral headquanhs, bt' pr~pared to give the &lp code, county. city and state where you live. Tb1s lo· formation enables the opera&or to locate the refer· ral center nearest you. 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Gel a tree demonstration and TRS-80 C:lt11log at our sto re nearesl you• $988 $599 * l• v,.I "''''' tn v••fStOn n• OA',I( l,1fl'lt;11()1t l ,.v,., .' • t t 1•·1 r•1n11 <nmplrtt• t I Y• I •nd fflf•fllory ~.HI Ot 11 q ,.H1 Jt d A.I ''r ·'""'I •JtC I JtJ1 I J. rMQt• u,,,, '\ n111nu1tl ,1110 g~mr• CihWll~ •II\ ,y,rnm omrt, (11pl111ro.1I I,,,,,, IO·~l'Y 1Mt1. " FOR A DEMONSTRATION AND OUR FREE COMPUTER CATALOG, COME IN NOW! CORONA o eL MAR ..,, ,. .. ~ " .. , .. COSTA MESA , . ....,... .... , v•"~ .. ,.., JI A OMSION OF TAMOV CORPORATION FOUNTAIN VALLEY ""' ,.....,-., ( .. ._..,. .,....,, "9HI ,,...~ .. ,.1'7 M1rw ..... , LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH '"' W•,_ A ... .. ti At•m1 Att ....... f'ICllk CM .. Mwy. LAGUNA NIGUEL H 1J1 Cr9•" v.itey '°'"' MISSION VIEJO Ut• .... ~'°"'"' ~wy NEWlltORT BEACH Utt W C..0•1 Hwy 1"'41,,,..,. ...... Mou"'' SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 111., "''"' ... C-•1•- SAN CLEMENTE I U \e L 1 C.muw """' MOSl rt,.m<; lllSfl .w .. •ldbl" .11 A,t<lru Sh<1ri.. 0".JIC't~ Lo<>t. 10• th•" ~19n 1n vour nt:•OhbothOOd I D PRICES MAY VARY Al INOIVIOUAl. STORES \ ~::":...---------.. .:.. .. - ~J· DAILY PILOT Thursday. May 10. 1t7't Feathers Flying Over Stuffed Owl MADISON. Wis. <AP> For more Paaa two yean, a 1tutftd aereeeb owl decloraMd tbe kitchen wall of Tom Pd DW.ale R,yan'1 rural home. Then federal qeota conttacat.ed the bird IDd feathers started n ylq WbUe the Ryana and their flv4: rblldren we~ on 11 1prln1 vaeellon'° •re. llyan aald. a1enu from u S Fllh and WUdllfe Service entered the ...,_. ln Fond du U.c and hauled on lb• foot·bi(b trophy '"111E FEDERAL GOVE&NNt.:NT broke Into our home." ohe saHt ''Tiley didn't even 11lve us 1 chance IO eaplaln. They didn 't 1lve W'i a fai r laeariq." T he Ryana lheo cot a leu.r ~· ana them that they were belnl ftned 1100 fo r llle11I pOIHlllOD and transportatlon or • federally J)l'Oteet• t d mi1r1tory btrd T he U S. Jo~lah and Wiidlife Service aaya the family 1Ue1aUy had tbe tMrd 1tufftd and m ounted . Tbe family uya the state 1ave proper authon111· uon The state 1u11eat1 t.be family may not be te llln1 the truth. THE <'ONTROVER8\' OVER the o"'' bea•n with the blrd'a demtae in 197~. wbt•n It craahed Into the Ryan'a patio door anJ broke lt1 neck. T he' family &J)f'nt ISO to atuff and m o unt the dlatmc tly merked blnl, wblch la heard mon often then aeea ln the woods. But &My ftrat bad to 1et a "...cl tag" laa&Mld by the Wllcouln Depart. ment ot NaturaLReeoure,• wblcb al· Iowa ckbena to keep otherwise llle1al anlmall. M rt. Ryan aaid they wer~ luued Auch a taf by Tom HsretlOll, a Fond du Lac area atate 1ame warden, wblcb wu labeled only "critter." .. WS WE&E 188VED a red tag, ju1t Ulte when a deer 11 kJlled by • car out ot teuoa," 1be said. But wben Richard Dickinson, a 1peclal acent wttb tbe u .s. Flab and WlldWe Service, 1bowed up al the R,van home and warned tbat the owl would be contlacated Wllt11 tbey Pl'O- dueed a tq, 6t toUld not be fCMMI. Tben, wb.lle tbe Ryant were otf for an Euler vacattoa, Dlektnlon and other agent.a 1ot a federal warnnt and retrieved the owl. In the meantime, Mn. Ryan aald, the{ found the tat, dated Dec. 22, It? ,andslpedbyffarelson . DICKINSON WOVLD NOT com· ment, but a state Department of Natural Resources official said there is no record ot Harelson or any other warden jaauJ.na a red tag for tbe Ryan's screech owl. 1111 STOREWIDE SAVINGS SALE ENDSSATUHDAY. M AY l:.!Tlf. HURRY, SOME QUANTITIES ARE LI MITED! M \ Special. ' Misses' short-sleeve knit tops go with pants, shorts. \hoo-.t· 11pcn V-ncd. 'lYll· 797 w 11h cnll;1r ur l'•,ll11rl'l·~..., pl.1l'h1 ·t 111·\. ~ Jo..1,\·\"'"' EACll lltg 1Hlh t•H1•r ('UllUll I 11 .t'· -,ort l'd l'Olur--S. :v1 . I. . "'"' rat rd wall•K<' Save $6. Compact mist curling iron travels wherever you go. • lfo1:1dy cJot 1ndica tt•s 888 "'hen u nit'-. hot. Uuilt-in ~land. :-w1vcl cord. mort . ~ '-19.HH, l:.!OOw•:;ty ln, 12.88 1 IH.HH.ultrnbru:,,h l l. 14.88 REG.14.99 L EATH ER-LOOK ORGANIZER BAG l<l)(mty li11K 1r1 1tl1•11I if1r 1697 l11w11111• lruv•·I Mull1 11<•1• , ,,,,,,, 111.Jd '1 .... '"" t 11-cl1t 1.ud,,111111•· 111..iJ,111.,. Rf~G.$24 tlf[TIMl TIAOf.tN CHTIFICAfl Ao °"'Y •-W0<d• •111 UIJ9if1hor p., '"°"' P'<• (t,,., •o• )ol yOol< 1.c;o...· ~ toword •"-pu«hoW' o l " ... h•oh•'·pnced leConr-• dtuWtontl . lh" l1ode·"' Ce••of.<ooe awl,..• c:-1, "· 10 d1umooch •n QOOd cood1tlt)I'\""' 0...- o•ag,nol \en1ng •hf!n ttitvf"ned w.t .. ll>e Cer••f><o•e • 2()o/0 off. Beautiful gemstone and LeGant® diamond jewelry. Don't miss your opportu nity to choo~ from this spc.'Cittl group of pend ants, Nlrrings and mc:n's and ladies rings. Each is set in l4k gold and comes with Wards trad ·-rn privilege . •regular low price I 1.'\I·, ,lf,\\l.Un :. •200FF LEGANTll> WATCHES FOR WOMEN Exquisitesolid-.rttate move. 59ss 6988 mcnt watchei; that ne ver • n~-'Y und ~porty stylc1:1. REC. 79.9s.89.96 HN~ .. l~.\H LHY 0 NATIOM Rete•ftl Cartoonist Garry Trudeau ls offering $500 for return of 29 or i g inal "Doones bury" cartoons that were misplaced or stolen. The framed cartoons have apparently already been published. Save $5. Sunstar soft side carrier with convenient handstrapa. 0Sunstar tote has the clc--1650 g ant look of leather in <·asy car e polyurethane. @ • .i7.50. c·xpandcr ... a l .50 r 79.95. Karment~r.61.50 REG. 21 .95 ... 1•111ir1:-:1~ (~()()[)-; 11 244 SPECIAL 1 /2 OFF SAVE $21 MEN'S VERSATILE 4-PIECE SUIT IS AN ENTIRE WARDROBE Solid jcickcl. !.ol rd and check :-.lacJ..s . n·vn nild1 · vest in textured poly(•t1IN Choice of m~n 's s1zt·I'. 6997 REG. $1 20 SAVE$80 48x66'' VINYL --::.,_,..wfAMILY BOOTH ~u!i rcmovu~'lc $349 vmyl HC8t.8, llll- away t.ablc. &-. lection offiniiih. REC. 429.95 llUll.lllNI; Ml\n:IUl\l~-., ..-~..: ... BABY DIAPER BAG OF HANDY CANVAS • All111c'l l\1• l11tK 599 c·x1u11ul" lu 111.td ull lml1~'01 111•1'll., A;~rv111t11l 1111111 ,, '"''""''"\\I i\11 SAVE'30 REAR-DISCHARGE u l112a MOWER HAS 3'12-HP (A):!O Ill llW11lh 18999 ll1•1.ch lH 11d.Juttl ~ r~1:1•,.,.h11 rutory m11wt·r, 14!9.KH REC. 219.99 1 :Atm~.N :mor COMFORTABLE JUNIOR BEAN BAG Puly141 v r c n c 1249 lw111d fillint:. yj. nylcovor. Ztpptir clo14uro. Colon1. REC. 24.99 t11tA1•tmv SAVE•30 BUTTON-TU Fla> SWIVEL ROCKER llcrculon' oil'· •59 110. 6-Jt..: ltUHt' f;l().J."IO orr r c I(. price IA.II other-. REG.,$89 t UltNITUIU. PERSONAL-SIZE 12-IN. DIAGONAL BLACK AND WHITE PORTABLE TV With built-in handle for $88 eul'y moving. 70-<:hannel , click tuning. Rosewood· look plus tic cabinet . REG. 109.95 TELt::Vl::il0:-1!:> DON'T PASS UP A GOOD BUY-ADD IT TO YOUR CONVENIENT WARDS CHARG-ALL Stop by more often. COVINA ROSEMEAD SANTA ANA MONTCLAIR EAGLE ROCK SAN BERNARDINO LYNWOOD RIVERSIDE LAKEWOOD COSTA MESA CANOCA PARK WEST LOS ANGELt.s NORWALK TORRANCE FULLERTON HAWTHORNE rANORAMACITY HUNTINGTON BEACH VENTURA SANTA MARIA BAKEJlSf'1ELO SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 101bo AM TO 9:00 PM ... SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM ... SUNDAY 11:00 AM TO 8:00 PM 'tr• ... n a f .. t I • • ~ -3 g • • • -~ • • c ! I 1 • • ' ,. • • Show Mom how much she means to you! ... on Mother 's Day , Sunday, May 13. A ~ghtful card and gift from Hallmark will show her how s pecial she is to you • •• every day! APER UNLIMITED Westcli//. Plaza 1112 Irvine Ave., 548-7921 • Are You Ready For Summer? Bikini & Leg Waxing - Pedicures Manicures • Hair Design •Skin Care Free Consultation Aida Gray Cosmetics 1120 ........... Newport ... -.. . . 642-8484 • ..,,....,. . .. :Jo i.JWother .... ~ t. ~ with £ove I from I SHE DESERVES A ROLEX. Decisive. yet da1nl y. the Rolex Lady-Date 1s an ideal comple- ment to her elusive style. Scaled down 1n size. but equal 1n craftsmanship to the man's Rolex. 1t combines rellab1l1ty with feminine el~ance and d1st1nct design ;:;;.=; I I ~~ ~:- ~ llank1\mencord • Visa • Master Charge CHARLES II. Bt\RR Weslcllff ~"'" 10"8 1rv1M Ave 11111 & '"''"" p 0 8o• ls.& NtwPOrt 9'-~n 01 .. l Jll•I .. , lJIO OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS • ........ Oayo•r wedtliag day ••• t!reate a look that's all yo•r owa. /. · "' fP~ T ry the all-wh ite,,~ look.Nothing coold · urge him into ac· t1on faster ... or \. with more fervor. Because now he's the I rres ist ible • superstar you know him to be. With all_, the ta s t e and elegance you t>Oth insist on for the splendid occasion. All this glam our can easily be yours at a rental price that's well within your reach. Oon·t put-off ... SIOP by now, and se~. darrell~'. Salnlr ..... ~dt's Ta SIMp of s-t. AM. Ille. WHtdiff Piao 646-IH I s..ta .,__2S FetMoa S •-541-4 )41 'P' 1r"'' l"a r Happy Mother's Day! FREE MONOGRAM with purchase of any Herman Geist sweater good thru May 19. 1979 WestcWf Plua 548-4121 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. tM; Thurs. to-9 ' I • • ' • . • ( ' Thuraday, M-v 10. 1171 APWor••te PORKER'S PRICE HEADED FOR GUINNESS WORLD RECORD BOOK Glacier. Seven-month-otd Duroc. Moat Expenalve Pig In Lot 'Perfect Pig' Purchased Iowa Farme r s Pay $42,500 for Stud Boar HUDSON. luwu 1APl 111:. shiny. uuhurn hair 1~ l'lean and ·bristly, lhe wide-set beady eye~ are attentive and the handsome tail curves into one perfect curl Glacier . a 7-month-old Gr and Champion. ts one "perfect pig." say Iowa farmers Wilbert and My r on Meinhart a,.nd worth every cent of the $42.500 they paid for him. ''He's the price of a combine. but we can use him a ll year around." said Myron. who with hts father. Wilbert. runs a hog farm southeast of Hudson. GLACIF.R HAS BF.EN their prize s tud s i nee ,.~e bruary. when the father and son bought him for a price that knocked a $38_,000 hoar solclin L97J right out or the Gurnness Book of World 1ncnl. almo~t hype racti ve in ll'mpcram cnt and never has had a ~ore or bad day in ht~ Lafe ," .said Myron TWICE A DAV, ram or shine. a sow is s ingled out of the Meinharts' 65-sow Duroc herd <rnd usherc rl lo Gla<.-ter ' pen. In a m atte r of 10 or 15 minute:.. a lit· tcr of little Glac·1ers 1::. on the way . And the br<."t-'<iers are hoping lh<tt in eal·h litter there will be Bano1i Elk RtmchPwhed Records S ACRAMENTO c /\ p 1 Myron was respons ible for the Legislation to ban a 100-a<·rc tena c ious biddin g at th1;: Marin County elk ranch wb1ch Southwestern Duroc Congress in supplies a rulers to the Orient for al least a couple facs imiles of the s ire G lac1er ·s fi rst offspring will makt' their debut this summer, and the Meinharts will be able to tell the n if they made a mistake. But if all ~oes well. they 'will take one of Glacier's sons to the Duroc Congress show next year and try lo recoup their invest· m~nt FOR THOSE INTERESTED 1n buying a bit of Glacier's im· mortality, the Mcinharts plan to make his semen <1va 1lable at a cost of $500 pe r one-inch vial. cnou~h to breed one sow. Infe rtility is not o ne of Glacier's problems he breeds 95 percent or the sows on the first try. But hc.'s picky about hts schedule . "ll 's habit-forming for him,'' Wilbert said. "Ir you'd try to use him at noon. he 'd wonder what wasgoingon." Wi c hita. Kan . tha t brought medicinal purposes has won its Glacier lo Iowa He staved orr first committee test. GLACIER \\11.L BE bred for two other. hug brt'ede rs who The bill would ban the importa. t"o weeks. then rested for two. were 1n the running al the tion of elkintoCalifo rnia.andthe "'th two·month breaks every $38,000 mark The M.•cond place re moval of elk antlers for com· f1 vl' months boar went fo r $5,500. mercial purposes Bul 1t 1s n'l l1fct1me work M)r11 11 s a1 !1 Gl<ll0 1t•r h as Proponentssay the anller'>.rt'· Aftt"r four or fl\'l' years. says personality far lwvoml hi:. seven moved during lht• · 'veh el' Wilbt•rt. "he'll gel '>0 big. it will month:-. slai:?t'. a rc used to increC:1:,c ~exual llt• a real chore tu hreed with Remal Of Hall Reduced Rat.ea for renting the n e wl y remodeled Newport Harbor High School auditorium have been cut in ball. at least temporarily. by school district trustees. The new rates are Sl55 for a three-hour per iod. plus $37.SO per hour for every additional hour. In addition, there will be an 8 percent surcharge on gross ticket sales to pay for replacement or NATION I LOCAL D,.ataage Are .. "£ictim of Progress? The Jut or six drainage districts created in Orange County in ac- cordance with the Callforpia Draina1e Act of 1903 soon may of· flclally ceue to exist. County Supervisors voted lhi& week to ael a public hearing to consider diuolving the Newport Drainage Dis· trlct. It was formed in 1910 and covered 3,585 acres in northern Costa Mesa and aoutb Santa Ana. The districts were created to serve rar01landa throughout the county said Richard Turner. or the Locai A'ency Formation Commission. With the rapid urbanization or the past two decades, however. the dis- tricts became obsolete. Directors of the Newport dlltrtet have not exercised corporate po .. rs or levied a Lax rate for 101De um. and approve of the dlaaolutloo, Turne r said. Japan to Utte lwo TOKYO <AP> -Tbe Japune Defense Agency wants to UM lwo Jima, the site or one of the bloodlelt battles of World War II, as a traialq ground for Japan's ground, air and maritime forces. J apan's self· defense force or 238,000 soldiers bu been plagued by a lack of apace for maneuvers. wear and tear items. ------------------------------- THE FEES cover overtime pay for person· nel a nd energy costs, district bu s in ess manager Ray Schnierer told trustees. School drama and music pro· d uctions a re excluded. Schniere r said the higher fees in e ffect since the re mode ling was complete d about four months a~o were drawn before any data were available on the actual c;osts. TRUSTEE ROD Mac· Milli an and newly appointed trus t ee Jerome Vandewalle. sit· ting at his first regular board meeting, voted against the cut. They noted that de mand for the facility is high and questioned the wisdom of chopping fees. Trustee Barbara Skill· ing made the motion to approve the fees until August. However , she said s he want s di s trict s taff mem bers to study the data further and drnw a s liding scale so that less costly events in terms of energy use. such as lec- tures. pay less than full. scale productions that use more electr icity DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 6 4 2-5678 FOR A FREE NO OOLIGATION INTERVIEW. CALL or SCHICK'S CUENlS ARE OFF CIGARfTTES 558-8404 AT THE END or THE 5TH DAY . ' fte• ogo\n· .. . .. ·~~ --,. .... ~"\ ......... ' ,· . ' -- h I J''"l l t'''' l ''I " .. ,.... ~''• ,, l'J"'° ..-·~ ,, .rt•11 l:O-t111 ,rt1o "''I •4l·lh•f'• tf ., I -; , If , , ! •I l >It t "t I I ! i • ~I , OEV(P.LY HIW [NCINO PASADENA TOP.MN([ • t~ r • .. 1 • (l • \,. ' . -[1, • 1t•1 ;.. I f , J p JI f I ( l j • ~· ~ ./ OP.ANGE COUON CEAAITOS . ,, "• .. /., .. ... ,. l •· ••.• "lit'':. \Cry JoO"lt' 10 ITICIVl' pOlt'ncy him .. ~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====:::=:=::::::::::::=::::::::::=:::::-::--:::::::-:::::::::=:::::::::-::::-::::-:-----' ,. t\.-:. • .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ :i , ' .. :t :t . .. . ,.. ..J ' s ,. ! :t . . -. ~~~~~--~~~---- .,,,p ' I• . • 1,,, . .........__,,,<. , e l ' 0 ,, e s h >l :e ·h • - I ~· / ~·' I • J ..... ~-=--... ··-------... ~ .... - --' ... --------------;..-,: --..::::...;-::.=.:;r,.~--- • -- ~nt 31. gif HJ - -~1 So - - • ~ t ... 1· - -·' ~ ORANGE COUNTY Thurldey, Mey 10, 1979 oM.v fll.oT AJa Shared Fi~e Services Maj-Piire Costs 81 JOANNE aBYNOLDS Ol .. o.6ty ......... PTeaed by tt1bt money bd f row ln l( C'1ttes, oftlt'tala of rvlne. 'Newport Beach , Coete Meu and Sana Ana .ue. wort.. ln1 on a plan to ahere fire iervi~. · Tb• proposal, whk h '*Ould wt~ out city boundtrlts for flieftlhllna purpo.41t-s, I" similar to one ln effttt 1n Huntlnlf\Oft Reet'h, Fountain Velley, Seal Beech and Westmu\{lter. THE PLAN I S b eln 1 S<'rutlnlled b y a <'om m ltlct' m od e> up of th~ f1 re C'h1~f• repreal'nUn1 Jrvlne, Ne wpe>rt a.acb,. eo.ta Meu and Santa An• A rec:ommendaUon ia l'X· pt'Ct~ by Au1. 1 The atudy covers several ••Pttl& of "re tervlff--fiJht· lnJ fires, emer1ency medical t'are. • jOtnt tra!D.lnc fadUty, a JO•nt rommunlcaOona Mt~. ihar~ rlre prevenUoo, wpec. Uon burea ua and, of c:ourae, tundtna Th t' rh i•~f t1 ln vo lv c:d acknowlcd1e there ere ot.U.clei to bt• oVttt<>m.-ln putuna lhe J)lan to work THt:ltE IS TRAINING, ror Teen Needs Home During Treatment A temporary foster home on lhe Orange Coast with a bilingual Spanish-speaking family is sought for a Honduras teen-ager soon to undergo corrective sur gery for curvature of the spine. Arrangeme nts m ust be made for Carlos Alves, 18, by May 23, ac- cording lo spokesmen for Ntnos Llsiados, a oew coalition of citizens o r gan izing t o a id the han· di c apped young f rom un- derdeveloped countries. Carlos will s pend three to six m onths in the United States while receiving care at UCLA Medical Center , according to Ninos Llsiados founder Virginia Castillo or Huntington Bea ch. CANDIDATES TO HOST the Alves youth may call 9M-J910 e ve nings to discuss his situation with Ni~os U s1ados s pokes men. Teens Needed As Volunteers Teen-age volunteers who arc mor e tha n 15 years old a re n eed ed t his s ummer at Childrens Hospital or Orange <:ounty. Vo lunteer s a r c need ed a m inimum of four hours weekly for a number of dutie~. including reeding pat ients a nd working in the hospita l's gift shop. For information. call Frances Stawicki at 997-3000. ext. 277 ' Surgeons and nurses affi liated with UCLA have offered to donate their skills to help the Hondura n youth. but he will need a place to stay in between hospitalizations. Shriner's Club members tradi- tionally a rrange care for crip- pled children, but the ir program sets 16 as the rmtXimum age, so young Atves could not receive care at Children's Hospital. THE ORGANIZATION spearheaded by Mrs. Castillo is a n o utgrowth of he r wide ly publicized campaign to get help fo r bum-scarred Tomas Dom· ing uez. woom she found in Ti· Juana 21 :i years ago. To m as is ha ving his face restored at Stanford University Med i cal Ce nte r Children 's Hospital in Palo Alto while his family lives tempo rarily in Westminster. Ninos Lisiados. which helps a var iet y o r a trlicted children whose Latin American nations have no plan for them. will be a ffiliated with lnterplast Inc., which is helping Tomas. I I ! j I I l t -I l t I one Different fire dcpurtmcnts have diflerent procedures. Costa Me.. Fire Chief J ohn Ma rahall, who was with the San· t-a Ana l''ire U.,partmt nt for lS years. n ys he th1nk"!i" nit Pllrttct- ·P• nU a}\o uld ui>e m e thods employed in Costa MeH and Santa Ana. 8ut he doean'l thank those two aaencies shouJd have. lo subj~ct th e i r fir e fi g ht e r s t o the ~meraency medical technician tra inin g tha t 's routine 10 Newport Beach. MAllSHAU ALSO said there art! potentia l labor problems 1f a n 1mbaJance occurs that has on e agency answe r ing more calls tn a neighbormg city than the neighboring cit y can re · l'lprocate . "We have to be sure we don't get an Imbalance that affects the work.lna coecUUou ol tM firemen," be aald. Manball at.o said politics - animoalty between cit1 counclla llaa -kept COifa Mesa and Newport Beach from launcbinc a joint agreement in the put. BUT NEWPORT'S acting nre chief, James Reed, said he's 100 percent behind the plan. Citing the wes t county fire plan, be said, "It's been the lack or kingdom-building by an in· dlvldual city that's lmpressed me. ·'The residents out there are gelling something on a joint basis that they wouldn't have ii the city's were still operating in· dividually." REED SAID SUCH an a gree- ment mllht be of some help ln eaalne eompaay to tbe ..._ N•wpolt Beaeh, where tbe dty Street ltattoa. Alld we daa"t 11 beinl forced to take one ol tta have UMllon-...., eapeme." "" two ladder trucks out of_tentce On·IDial cost la one ol tbe Ur beclUIU!f budcet cuta.--laeton-ia orders l11ued la Marahall said he's looldaa JanuU'J by tbe county Board ol forward to the a1reement to Supervllon. help hd city cover development in tbeSoutbCout Plaza area. s upsavrsoas. ••o He cited one pending develop-. threatened to quit paytac fol' el· ment that would generate tbe ty paramedic traialaf with need for a new lire station, an county fUnda, made tt elear tbey e ngine and 18 firefi1hters. wanted to aee a lot more boun· dary drop .,nemeata. "NOW THE DEVELOPEa They cited Newport Beach and might build us the station and Costa lleu u exampl• ol wbat buy us the engine, but he's not shouldn't be dooe and tbe wea going to pay the cost of those 18 county area u an example ol men year alter year," Ma.rsball the future of fire aervicee ln the s aid. county. "But if we can get Santa Ana's MacArthur station to give us some coverage, maybe we ca.it do the job just by adding another CatJpers Parle lmprovemenbJ Get Funding A $1. l million improvement plan for Orange.County's largest regional park. including the use or s ol a r cells and wind generators to provide power to restrooms ··and buildings bas been approved by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The cost of running wires to re m ot e r estrooms, and the general economy of using solar pa nels and cells to provide beat and li~ht, we re factors cited in favor of the plan for the 5,500· acre Casper.; Park. ALSO INCLUD.itf IN the pl a n , ac co rding-io couply spokesman Stephen Loufek. will be gradi ng and cleari.ng, water and sewer faciliUes, a visitor , t'ente r. camping and equestrian areas, roads, trails and parking lots. The improvements will be in the Lowe r Bell and San Juan can- yons at the south end of the Ortega Highway park. Riglat·of-way? Wrong To accommodate the construc- tion. supervisors also agreed to let county stall me mbers clo8e Caspers during major construe· tion at times between July and Decembe r . Completion i s scheduled for next January. Sa bot sai lo r Ii ves dangerousl y as hE.' passes p erilous ly c lose t o tour boat in New po rt Ha rbo r . Young s kippe r , who do ubtless h as been told tha t sail has the I I ! i I I I . ' I -I I -f··----r-I ! i right of' way ll\'l'r po\H'r. apparently is un- <.1warc..• of th<.· rule ol t he road that gives right-of-wety lo lar~e comme r cia l vessels 1n a restricted channel • t\esa Verde CUT RATE ~ oor POPOV ...,. •-•• 5688 v.A 1.75 Llhr ENl.Y """ s." $477 TMS 750ML EXCEPTIONAL WINES SS AND UNDER Birth Defects TO Get Study The prevention or birth defects will be the topic for spealcers al the l3tb aniiuaJ Student Leadership Conlerence on Birth Defects oo May 24 at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. The program will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 12-30 p.m. in the college auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road. :-1 t--~-+-----+---1/ I l ~---1 --••11111• IAICE:R AT HARIOR Ragnar Am lie of Childrens Hospital of Orange County , Francis Allen of UC Irvine's obstetrics and gynecology department and Nancy Walsworth or Newport-Mesa Unified School District's School /\i:c Mother program will s peak. The free program is s ponsored by the Orange County Chapter of the Na tiona l Foundation·March or Dimes. WELCOME SUMMER boldly greet the sun in a cri sply tailored shirt b y JOHN HENRY FOR WOMEN . light, sheer and easy-going. you'll wear it everywhere. sun- kissed In many colors and patterns. window check in wine and violet; multi-plaid, red and blue; wide stripe in sienna, each 32.00. solids, aubergine and green; 30.00. may we send? (714) 549-8300. south coast plaza, costa mesa; son diego freeway at · bristol, in BLOUSES. ~-+----~ l I >-t --~----4. I L__..._ ____ ~ I J9a'. • • ' - 549-4044 . ~---------------·· i Ell DIR DE CISTR llESR! COSTA MESA DAY IN TUUANA MAY 19, 1979 A fun Day! A Day In New Tijuana in Old Mex icol Sdl111day, May 19 ·~ COSlA Ml SA CAY in T11udn~ 10 ~ee the n~w look ol •I ~ ne+ghbor.c;lty; 10 \Pond " lun dav You'll be ~hopp.ng. dining. wJICh•n1 the lh•oubrtd~ run. ~·gn1~ee+n1J. ~ dav of 110011w1ll, J day lolled .. th 1nltot1ldl•ona1 fellowship. • All Day. A fun Day! Pu! yOu• g•oup 11)9<!ilHH •"fOY a une-oav ~ac.11ton v111t11'1Q your "•Kll'>C>Or "'new O«l Meai<O' All for S 27 .SO ··-·-•-'"'If•--••"'"'"-¥,.. .......... . , ... ~ ............... .,,.~""'....,...,.. 'Join CO$la Mesa Council mem- ber) Jorn lhe Costa Mes a Ch1mber of Coonmen:e • 11 d m1nv Chamber member.. 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R DIA DE COSTA MESA .,... _________________________ _. . I I \ I .. ~ ti • • M 3 I • • .r I ' -.. -· - A 14 DAIL v PtlOT Thu,.day. Mey to. 1tn Gei Along ~it.tie Duekies A moth~r durk. trying to take her brood for their first forny to a lake near Seattle. needed the <.1ssistance of city parking met er officers. Nita Johnson. right. and Pa tty Gilbert. left. The meter maids took 'Elvis Fifth' the ducklings away from busy Aurora A venue North to the lake in their motor scooters. Mother duck was carried in a phutogn.1phcr':; car. . r-r A.t Pt. C'o11~ptiea · ~-' ·~ - -C(_J . Trenching OK , ~At LNG Site SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The California Public Utilltles Commission has approved ah archeological plan wt\lch allows geologic trenching to proceed at the Point Co~ce~tion aite it condl· tionally approved for a bqwfied natural ga$ terminal. It said the (irst phase 'will permit timely gathering of geologic data and adequately protect arcbeological and cultural resow:ces .as. required by conditions it set up for the terminal m its July 31 decision ~ SJ ' 1 THE CO MM ISSION SAID IF significant ~ cultural resources are encountered during 7 trenching excavation will cease and wo~k m_oved to a new location "free from known s1gnif1cant _ l archeological deposits... • One condition set by the PUC requires Western ' r. LNG Associates to und~rtake fu~er ~eologic~l ~ and geotechnical invest1g al1ons. including add1· tional trenching, to evaluate more completely an earthquake fault found al tbe site. But another condition provides that prior to any construction activity. inCtuding trenching, an archeological plan must be approved by the PUC to protect such resources. C' I T HE PLAN SU BM11TED BY Western LNG ~Gt... was circulated among various groups. The PUC 'C.( staff. using a review by ~ consultant and c~m ments from interested part1.es. developed t~e first phase which imposes stringent protection fo r cultural artifacts. . I NATION I CALIFORNIA ~~~IJ:.~ Mother's Day Give a Uving Gift. leoutiM 5111 ction of ~ • CHiYwmtEMuMs • AfllCAN VIOLETS • HYDIHIGEA • Al.AlfAS c ' I You ore invited 10 Llyod' s for o FREE OFT for each MOTHER that visits Lloyd's Sat .. Moy 12 & Sun .. Moy 13. 1979. No P11chose necessay. I Open Mother's· Day ........... M.7:00 .. 6:00 , ... 1:00 ... :00 ,.... 9:00 .. 1:00 J Sales Spirited Orange-County's Exqu isite Figurines · handcrafted h¥-romint Osterhout $20.50 to $: feature many unusual for lh>ther. SEATTLE <AP> -Many a barroom vocalin bas round the inspiration for a song in a bottle. t o now we have an Elvis Presley fifth of oourooii Th.;it ·plays "Love Me Tendt:r " A white clad sta tue CJf the late s inger. microphone in hirnd, stands atop a music bOx which plays his song. THE CERAMIC STATUE, FIU ,F.D wrth 4. year-old. 86·proof bourbon bottled in Weston, Mo , by McCormick Distillin~ Co., sells 1r1 Wa shini.:tcm state liquor stores for $64 JO a fifth. If that seems stiff. consider that the same hot- tie fetches Sl20 in California and $100 an Tenne:-.sce Consicle,. further that the Elvis fifth IS :1 hat Stale liq uor s torc•s rc•cc1n'<I 1.800 of the si n~cr dones in 1·arly March A few stores already are sold out LAST SEPTEM B E R 'S F'I RST WASHI NGTON sh11.1· meot a mod\'st 180 bottle:; "f' .. just e vaporated," says Bill Burkett. a state Ljquor Control ""uu:v Board public affairs officer In fact. stale purchasing agent Dick Kin~ can recall onlv one cernmic bottle with s uch a follow-'"~· A jumping chinook salmon bottle made year:-. ago and advertised a s the• only run customers t·oul<i buy The firm hrokc the mold <1fter one <:d•· l lOO Landmark YMCA To be Razed SAN DIEGO •AP) --San Diego plans to tear down the Armed Servir.cs YMCA. a landmark familiar to many sailor)! and Marines who reached Sari Diego since 1941. l() make way for a conven- tion hall. A nine·block section of downtown San Diego was designated for the center and hotel complex expected to cost $177 million. Taxes would pay much of the costs. The plan approved by a 5-3 vote of the City Council calls for construction of a convention center 640.000 square feet in size by 1983. There would be two major hotels. a Hyatt with 1.000 rooms and Holiday Inn with 700. Tentative plans have been discussed to build a military YMCA to replace the one localed two blocks from San Diego Bay. Indoors Said Safest ATLANTA <AP > -Residents of Wichita Falls, Texas. who took to their cars to escape a series of killer lornad0t$ last month would have been safer to seek shelter indoors, the national Center for Dis· ease Control sail. The center, man evaluation of the health con· sequences of the disaster, said more than four times as many deaths were associated with automobiles and the outdoors than with private h omes and public: buildings. Forty-four were killed. MERCU RY SAVINGS and loon auociation I £11ecut111e Oll1ces. 7612 Ed1ngt1r"11e .. Hunt1ng1on Beach. CA 9264 7 . . Sou/hem C,,11101ni11 Rf'ri1on11/ Ollrcrs 8955 Valley View SI . 81Jf'l'U:l Paik CA '101';0 2()715 S AVAion Olvd C111~on CA 907.tb G:t 221121 l Ake FOWSI Or , (l.1ko f nt<'>I) I I T~o CA 9?&30 • 1001 E: 1rnoo11111 Hwv La ~•ol'l• 1 C.A qos11 4140 lO'll} Bc>llCh Blvd . Lono BMCl'I CA ~(Jl 11111•1 1095 lrvino Blvd . Tu•.ltn CA 9:.>6AO """ ·~r. 235 N C111us A•t! Wos1 Covina CA 91 l')J '1 •n1 w Most E~citing IWA•~=i../\ Specialty Center I~ I SOUTH COAST PLAZA -·-VILLAGE Remembe r Mom in May. unday. May 13 is one of the most important days of the year ... when loved ones remember Mom. Choose that distinct gift from any of our unique shops ... for that special lady in your life. HOLLY-LRNDERS Stoneware 556-8165 20% OFF During the Month of May Mother's Doy Speciat- cho1ce of 2 Patterns ..... . Coupe Shape. Moonstone and Mojave. ..,. $27.00 .... Set. Now s22so Something Special for Mom! All the Kids Pictures on a T-Shirt or B e C r eat ive w i th Yo ur Own Thoughts-. We Also Have Lo ng T ·Shirt Dresses and Robes. THE FAD SHACK .~ ................ . 546-1940 REMEMB·ER MOM •• MAY 13th! t -----~ .-=---~-t ~-~~ ·_ TOUCH ofW The JewE Holly Hobbie jewelry h i.\\(; Str Je Cc Horr Fi'" (Mete. "1-l.u11 556-7944 Give Mom Ji Belleek f Lace Handkerchiefs Special Selec 11 . A NATION I LOCAL Ll'L ABNER . Comeato LINCOLN MIDDLI SCHOOL U 'I Abtw, Deley ..... Ma....., Md~..., YM¥M •N .. h Al C.. cMr.-n lie" ............. \.IN· COLN •DOU llCHoOL, COMMA Del MM. T~ muslcel, featurlnQ a CHt of more ow1n 75 stu· dents lnclUdlnQ dencen and • chorus oe>en~ this Thursday ttfrOUQh Saturday ntotlt. ~Y 10-n at 8pm at Gforry Grave• H8ll, Adrnis~lon Is U.15 tor adulti. and $1.7~ tor studfonts Thlnday. May tO. 1979 DAILY PILOT A··~ Hair Dcy:er Test Results Dela!ed WASHINGTON t AP I -The Conaum er Product Safety Commlaaloo facea a two·mootb de· lay In performlnJ thf! aclenllnc tests required before It coukt order the ree•ll ot mlllloftl of hair dryer• containlna HbealoA T~ aacocy, which hH been aw amped since latt' March with telephone caJIJ from conaumen ·tonremed about hair dryers. says the tests that Reca/,/,s to De~nd Onrbl>estos Checb commluion, t.bole findin11 will be referred \0 an outalde expert \0 evaluate whether the fibers can be inhaled. said Gale Wyer ol lbe commlaslon -staff. JC the fibeN can be lnbaled, tbe commi .. ion could then order recalls. ~======-==========~~~ rould be the buls for tiovemment-ordered recalls will not be finish~ unUI late Au1U11t. Scientists h~ve linked lnhaled ubestoa nbers to lung cancer apd other resphat.ory diseases. The commission teats. by 'laoldoetic sampling of the ,air st ream " emitted by -.rioua types of hair dryers, are to decide whet.er the asbestos- contalning dryers put into theair asbestos fibers that can be lnhaled. The agency stan has uked 11 companies to is· sue recalls volunt arily. Of tbeae. J .C. Penney Inc., The Gillette Co. and General Electric Co. bave agreed to repair or replace their models CODtaid· ing asbestos. Fountain Valtav·a Protau1ona1 ln·Homa Maid Serva" 1 1HE HAPPY HOUSEKEEPERS of FOUNTAIN VALLEY • Weekly -B l-W eekly -Scheduled ·c1ean1ngs • Ask About Our 1 Day Emergency Service SPICIAL SNI.,._ & FALL SHYtCH Including Carpet Shampooing. Window Cleaning. Floor Strtpplng & Waxing I SPllCAL • COMMRCIAL CLIAMUPS I _ WR.COM• _ A*MleatO.~•---Pt ........ original & ~t artist Elaine 31.50. We also gifts expec ially HIM SEY ;t,.:1692 lNFORMED uaNSED EXPERIENCED ~1 Connection . . . Simply Elegant! ·ass Crystal From Germany & Austria ·Jewelry and Mobiles. Holly Hobbie welry From Lang Jewelry Co .. U.S.A. •me And See For Yourself. So Mmty Attractf•e I.._ To Ct.ooM Fro. Pwfect for U11Mu •1 Day • ..._ ............. '"9C) 557-4052 I • Decorations t Collectables .................. ,.M,; ~mporfl Tl'9dttlOMI A COfttemporefY NJ&/lf ~ 111 OR.ltJliAL. , She'll Claemla Alway• ,:1ne Parian China Dresden Figurines 4ion For Mother's Day ·~~~~ rE OF IRELANP TIU: •·tNPI NG8 Ot' THE NATIONAL fn11tltut~ for Ot·cupatlonal Saftlty and Health, whl<'h af(rN'd to <'onduct the tests. wlll not be com· plfllt>d ··until thc t-nd of August," a1ency official Catht"rint-<:ook :jMld m • r.iport to the fou.r com· mlS!llOt'W'~ Mi. ( 'ook aid the dday came when the in· s t1tutt> de<'tdcd to redtiblgn te11t procedures to make thtt find.mies more rehable "The problem 11> developing a test standard that cun withst1tnd any legal <'haHenge by the an ) dustry," she ~1ud ( ( '()/V ~l!MER The &Ched1;1h: con · '" trasts With earlier com m1ss1on esumates from chairwoman Susun Kang , who teslilied to a Senate subt'ommittee April 2 that preliminary results were expected "by the end of this month and that this testing program will be completed by the end of June .. "THE COMMISSION CONSIDERS TIDS a matter oC grt>ut urgency," Ms . King added in her April testimony The tt:st results are important because they will form the legal basis Cor any government· ordered recalls of the millions oC hand-held hair dryers that are known to contain asbestos. REFLECTIONS OF SPRING The commissioners were 1Dt happy with tbe delay. "0Ull CONCERN IS THA1 EVERY lag in the process leads to public unc«tainty about hair dryers, over a longer period," I s. King said. Commissioner Sam Zagorh said he was "cer· tainly not satisfied. This is esantial data for con· sumers across the country " J oseph Highland oC the E nvironmental De fense Fund, which h as prtitioned the com· mission to order recalls, said be was "severely troubled" by the delay "They are using this as anexcuse. They could act on a more rigorous timtlable. We haven't reached the millions of people with hair dryers. Delays in testing and delays ir regulation are real· ly inappropriate on this issue.· Highland said. CHAllLES L. GERACI JI., research chemist at tbe institute. said the tesL-; use a sampling tun· nel s upplied in advance wih purified air. Air samples are taken as t he hair dryer is used at various temperatures to see If asbestos fibers are in the air. he said. Those ribe-s are then examined by an electron microscope, O!raci said. After the institute turns tver test results to the People Movers slender slides are the visions o f Spring for ·7c, This corded sandal is crafted in genuine leather and is available 1n six wine colors ............................................................................................. 32 99 ... ~ l,_· DfllES FOOTWORKS SHOES Ii IMGS South Coast Plaza V1llooe (71 4) 979-9252 Morino Poclf1co Vlllo9e Long Beach (21 J) 598;4547 University Towne Centre Son Olego (714) 455..¢540 Cool Knit Cane Mesh Knit Top in Washable 30% linen. 25% Amel, 45% Acrylic. Natural. S. M. L. 979-2085 Mollllr't hJ _,, c .... we• y.--so ttlh Y..-CJI•• W.. • .,.cW 9'fl fro. .._ OI .. "9ctu. We IMrY• a THE OLIVE BRANCH ..... 11hctt. of ............... f,... •••d .... world md .. , ottter tlft ltnn. Sltow Mo• ltow ... ,.c... .... c ... totMOIYe lrHcll -Slte11 .... ,. ...... (Mercantlle Buildtno Center 2 le'.lels) 557-6963 To Mom With Love To Grandma With Love Genuine Pewter Roses on Velvet from Italy A Shep for All Seo9ons CMercantite Bldg. -Street tevef) 751-6080 IN 'nlE ABSENCE OF 'nlE lnstitute's test re- sults. other companies have declined to recall hair dryers. "We are waiting for the commission to reeeive more information," said J ohn Ritch, a spokesman for Sears, Roebuck and Co., the nation's largest retailer. Meanwrule. the agency is getting more phone calls and letters from consumers around the coun- try than ever an its s ix-year history. As of last week, 66,000 calls had been received and untold thousands of other callers could not get through the jammed lines. the commission reported. .... 1..._-. Dispute Ended J o hn and Greta Rideout, Salem. Ore .• abo\ e. have settled their last d1:;pute, pav· mg the way for a fine.ii divorce d ecree. Rideout. who wa~ acquitted last December or rnpml-! hJ::, wife. ha::. withdrawn a request lhal :-.he !'!he.in• a n Sl!i.000 bill for ul tornt'Y!> · f ec:-. Killer of Sex Slayer Rewarded TACOMA. Wash . <AP I -Gay bars and "leather" motorcycle clubs in San Francisco are sending a $2.500 reward to ATmy Pvt. Toivo Red- ditt, who killed a man later linked to the deaths or two California homosexuals "We are deeply grateful to the private, who is a he ro. r eally ,·• said the R ev. Haymond Broshears. a leader in San Francisco's homosex ual community. "We intend to pay Pvt. Redditt the $2.500 for acting as Judge, Jury and execu· tioner. We adnure his courage and stamina." R EDDITr WAS ON SPECIAL leave from Fort Lewis and unavailable for comment. He told officers he shot and killed Larry Hen- dricks on May 1 after being abducted and tortured by the Tacoma antique dealer in a remote section of Pierce County. Hendricks, 33, had been fi rst a patient and later a therapy supervisor in the sex- ual offender pro~ram at Western State Hospital in near by Steilacoom Arter the incide nt. police ba11istics tests showed lhat bullets fired from Hendricks' .357- raliber Colt magnum revolver matched bullets which killed Tom Gloster, JO. of San Francisco, and Richard Niemeier , 32. of Burbank. whose bodies were found 1n Northern Californi~ this year . THE $2,stl WAS COLLECTED BV the Tavern Guild, representing about half of San Francisco's gay bars. and Bay-area bikers for information leading to the arrest and conv1cllon or P loster's killer. A similar $1 .000 fund collected an the Los Angeles ar.ea 1s being used to establish a memorial re ward fund to be used in future killings of homosexuals. organizers SaJd . UCI Extension Lists Program,s The following schedule of activities open to the public has bee n a n · nounced by the UC Irvine Extension program· UTVllOAY,Maytt "lmprovino F•-v. FOfm el'ld COf· re<tMU In Sl\lcMm WrlllftQ, •• C,,,.rlu Scf\lllu, M.A., Enqlh ll l••<ll•r. L•owne 8eecll Hl911 Sc11001; IHCller/conwlt .... , UCI Wrllll'Q Ptt>- je<I. A_., 1W09<am, •.:llle.m ·U noon el'ICI l·J .JO "·"'·· Rm UJ, Plt'rM<ei Sc:leftC:" Bldo . UCI Cent· PW\. NO lff. PleeM pre•teOblet. 11u1m-~••. SA TVllOA Y, Mar lteNH "LSAT Pre1Mtrellon Wothllop," L41'fY Ooyte, I.A., IHrnl1'19 )11111• ~lellst. UC,,.,,...., A ~11"9 ..,u"°" 10 e.m .. 12 -Md , .. p.m., EltMMIOn O•-· lrv1,,. T-tt ~. Irvine. F .. : Ul, In· <Min...,,..,....,_ ,...._,lelt. MOMOAY,Mrrn "11 .. 1 Eu.le "79 -OIMlelfl9 Ill· VHlmettb ... °*"'"'Times: Retell Stana end Neltlf\llOl1IOOCI "'°"""' CettMrs:· 5--Sollorott, Ptelldettl, Ste•tll SolloroH & Co. A i.cturt, 7·t :>t p.m .. Rm. 118, H-nlllH "•"· u~ ~ "'": uo. TV.IMY,Mayn "R ........... ,,_Home: "''"'"'"" Up,'•~ Vl!>llftt, ASIO, lllleflor Cit'~" A l«twrt, 1·10 D.m., Mm. 167. Stel-Htlt, UCI etm11Ua. l'ffl '7. "l"NfttslMtt "'•'l'I" In Ille -·· '"' ,_,,: c:-.o111,. ... Otlef'•· ,..,. ..... .., ~"· •I<• """"" •nt, 5"" Holl'n A lt<tvn>, t.t JO jl.m., Rm. IU, ""'''lctl S<ltl'I( .. ...... UCI eMllM, ..... t tO. TUISOAY-WIDttllOAY,Meyu •u ••4dvtllted COll'lf'l'l•lf•ICtlton ltr 5-.erwl'°"',' lteren S WllM<\, P•n• •nt, Wll-• o\\.Clttet, J_, II \ .... McC..1'11'1, Pt1 0 . Ofr~ctor, P<e>9r•m~ IOt 11•"1~\, Unt""r~ty E•IMli-, UC lr1ttne. A fwo.d<tr progr....,, •;lG " m 4 )() p.m.. Tiie AirP0<1et IM, S-yllner I & II,~ 8H<h . F ... '9S. l..C:lwdft ..,......_,'-IWKlt, ...., o••••"9· THU'"°"Y· Mar H "Undentend•no tPle Economic A i Pf'< '" of 8ustnes$. •• Ho••rd Wfl50fl, _s.,..nt, Adm1n15trellve lle'i<terch ~ielH, Inc:. A_ .... ., 'i<tml...,, t ·Jll .. m.4 :l0p,m .• Hollcle., lftl'I, Jl)I 8'~. Co5U Me .. , ..... U S, IM-_..,.-1\, ll#Klt MOO 1Mtt'111,.. TUESDAY, May Jt "~"*'-! Prectlcu In !fie.._. •no tndintr.,: Mercltef\cll51,.. •IMI Model$.•· 11..-.1 ~•s. dlnc1or of .... , ........ Lftf!S tfomeL A lecture, 1.•·Jo p,m .• Rm. ti.. P1101ce1 Sc:'-"'H INdg.. UCI ~ F .. : ''°· MINISIER 'CUILTr WAXAHACHIE, Tex· as <AP> -A Texas minister who refused to move to another church has been found guilty or di sob e d ien ce a nd stripped of his creden· llals by a 13-member jury or United Methodist Church elders. The Rev. David Whit- tington had served as p astor of the Minters C h ap e l C hurch in Grapevine ~even years. but in February refused re a ssignme nt to a parl!\h In G<lrmttr . ·~ • •. • ~ T : AJ• DAIL v PILOT Thursday, May 10 19 19 Clothing fqlloWs Season' e at, f o r-n tr~ r I o l h i n l! s t y Ir s rhn n~e us fo t;l u~ tl ' ~~a1wns Da tbing :will' tor wo m<>n t a ke o n a t o l u 11 y n (' w ll P · J>ettrunct• t•vt•ry sun mC'r, whtle llrt'S cb drnnge monthly Keeping ln lun~ to thetie chanae. t•es a;ruclse plunninK. oWnt.'r or Ct."'<lnr Cll'St and lshmdur u-..ch f<'nshion~. lloy K>ch1 ~:ud . l s lando r lleac h f'o s hlons ls a l 123 23rd St. m Ne"POrt Hcu~h. Orw -piccc suit~, tn t an. wine. rul'.>l and blue arc popular, he said . Cas ua l ~umn cr dresses, pants and blouses find a htme across the stree~ at Cedar Chest. Po l y n esi an c lothing t•rc alc1 a distinct summer al· mosphere ut the :233 W. Balboa Blvd .. N c w po r t B c ac h \ store. "Our c ustomer s find it c onvenient because we're here all the time," ~e said. Cedar Chest offers bra nds such as Bolt. Han g Ten and 1 Adidas. -· Dream Boat Walt's At Yacht Dealer Dreaming of wind in your hair and sun on your fac e? .. ..._ ________ ..._ ____ ...,.. ___ ~.Johnston Yacht Sales Rustic and Rural f!.tmosphere Presented at Ben Brown's is Similar to Magic Carpet Ride may have the boat of your dreams. One of the largest trailerable boat de- a I e rs in Sout he rn California, Johnston Yacht Sales, 2244 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach, offers a wide array of boats and below retail prices. Diners find magic ut Ben Brown's Aliso Creek Inn. ·'The feeling you get here is just like you got on a magic carpet and landed on a mountain. ·'The atmos phere 1s rustic and rural.·· a SPokesperson sajd. Ben Brown's has 64 mot e l unit s. a restaurant. pool and golf course, about 4,000 yards from the ocean at 31106 Coast Hi ghway in South Laguna "We 'r e a very s po rty place . a nd many diners spend a whole a ft e rnoon here," she said. The r e st a urant s e rves breakfast. lun ch a nd dinner every day, as well as Sunday brunch. "We're in such an unusual setting, that you just have to see it to believe it. ·'The decor is in brick and wood with an abundance of flora and fauna," she s aid. Popular entrees in· e lud e ··many ex- cellent fi sh dishes," vea l . s teak and prime rib. Johnston's success and big sales volume is due to a wide selec- tion, low prices, low down payments and long-term financing, a spokesman said. ~·we also enr oll every n ew boat owner in a free sail- ing course when they Spend Time Sailing, Not Dollars By JIM POND , 5-lalSe<tl-Wrltff Sailors can enjoy a boat without ow'ling one. By joining Windward Sailing Club, mem· bers have access to new s ailboats without having to invest a large cash outlay in buying the ir own. Club members charter fully-equipped hoats from the establishment. at 3400 Vi a Oporto, Suite 5A in Lido Marina Village. Newport Beach. Daily rates on boats vary according to the size of the boat. Every member-experienced sailors not excluded -is given two hours of free checkout time. They are accompanied by an instructor who verifies each individual's sail· ing experience. Windward also charters to non-members, though rates are $30 to $35 higher. Members also enjoy first priority in boat reservations. purchase a boat from us." he said. Lessons a re provided by Trans-Con sailing schools of Newport Beacli. One of the most popular models is the O'Day 25, complete with trailer and motor whi ch sells for $14,995. It comes completely sailable with required lifelines and safety gear. More than haU of Johnston's customers are first-time buyers which is the re ason free sailing lessons are included. The brokerage of· f ers boats in a good r a nge or sizes a nd priced t.o fit the needs o f almost ev e r y buyer. Ten-to 15-year financing makes a boat purchase af · fordable for almost anyone, a spokesman said . Store's hours a rc 10 a m . to 6:30 p.m. every day. Call 675-3020 for in- formation Jennifer Walters. who owns Windward with her husb.and .. John. said.the.club method is the most economical way for beginners to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-gctintoboat~gorforex~ri enced~atento Modeling a "Moon Glow Sumbo" white one-piece sun dress i s Chri stina Cervantes, for Cedar Che#, in Newport Beach. Mrs. Walters said only a week's notice- cven during high season -is needed lo re· serve a boat. Call 675-9060. Among boats on the lot are Windrose in 18-. 20-. 22-. 24-, and 25-foot models · Balboa, 21, 22, 23 and 25 footers · O'Day boat in 12· 25·, 27-. 28-, 30-and 37 -foot models American Sailboat motor/sailor with an inboard di e s e l . a n d powerboats by Apollo in 20 -, 23-and 25-foot lengths. .. liordo biz '7tr :'d0()~ R. \KEJ{ ~ There's more 10 the delight ol 1hmng out than just the pleasure ot e1cellenlly prepared food . l here ~ the warm welcome and lhe feeling ol lamlly hospilllily. the casuill elegance ol lhe room, the fnendly. allenlive servteo and lhe s111cere concern lor your comlort and tolal enjovme nt e GORDA LIZ !)00 U.1v,1clt 111 61~ ~111 t~1 ,..,,,.,, 11\• .11 I e BAXTER"S STREET 41147 M.11 llrtnur111,11 !.40 247~ e llEUBEN E. LEE 1'11 [ f:o.1s1 Hwy l••·w,tttlf flt 1• I e REUBl N :, .,, I !.1 ' 111,.,, l;/3 1 !>0~ p·,•,•, ''t: 11 .Av•· •,.\J %1l e MOONRAKER ttl .",, 't I I t.• ,, .,, ' 1 , ! ~: • : • lhur h 1 1 l).IJ 'l" 11 b/~·~790 by Far Wul Servtee~. Int New ... 425 passenger cruise ship "Catalina Holiday" leaves 9:00 a.m. daily from the Balboa Pavilion and leaves Avalon at 4:30 p.m. Round Trip ... $11 .00. Under 12 ... $5.50. Reservations & Information: (714) 673-5245. I continue their hobby . "Our members can feel that it's their boat for the day.'· she said Boats in the fl eet -there arc 20 boats during the summer months -range in sizc- from 27 feet to 50 feet. AU boats arl' full y-equipped with in-board engines and VHF radio. Some of the larger models arc eq uipped with built-in oven a nd refrigeration s uitable for overnight trips to Catalina. Sailboats are kept for three season·s before being replaced with newer mode ls . One-third of the fleet is new a ch season Fees include a one-time members hip f~1.: of SIOO, a SlOO da mage deposit and monthly dues between SIO to $50. Members can receive s<.11 ltn~ lcs~ons fo r two aduJts C 10 hours > for S50. Similar lessons are offe red to non · membersat SlSpe rhour. ,....., ..... car.. Skippering a 21·/oot Catalina sailboat is Bill Sho/1tQllof Windward Sailing Club ftn Otean Cruise fo~~pnly S84°0* ( Jh!'Nl w1-.·~-<.·nd .11~·d"1he •d•·.11 h11rl1;PI 1 nn,l onu, v. .JV 10 ' /. -,,-- h." ,. hm "'orh l.1m1lv .ind lw•nd' It , ,.,,, ''"'' 1h.tfl •n'''' '-'•·• L·,•ru f, '"' •hv 1 .• ud Jftd do•· n·1 u • •'"Y •~·•'' \ 11111• t 11n1• m1•ml1• "hop 11 1• "' ~14'> .1nd a low mon1hly \N"Y1r.- • h rHJ.;t' n 1.tl •""" ''"' t·ntuft ch trh•• II•,., ,w;i1l.iblr JI low 1 °''· \ ou ,.. rht• capl.lon. II you havl'n'1 had ~.111· 1ni; .. ,,>,.11l'nn·, wr'll ll'.l<h ~ou di •• n \.'qUdlly low J'lll(» 1n IU\I I l hou" Adv .. 111pol ""''l" "''' .,1,., ·" J1 ldbl1• C ,111 1t1tl,1v to. .._,.c th" SAILING ASSOCIATION Newport Be«h \1nrur.i18051 65\.-lYl'J 2633 West CCMSl Highw.1y MJrtnJ Od Ro•v (.'111II!1·4 lltl (714) 645-7100 C..Jn D•l·i;o 17141 lJ1·7~/ C.111 roll-free f (800) 4J1-7177 from our11tl•• tilt"<' Inc"' J'' .,,, . ' r .. -• • • "' . f Adventur •• 7 I I l . i\ussrll Russell One Interiors excites .nautical feelings with sea clocks and reversible paintings. Ocean Life Enters Landlubbers' Homes Ocean travel excites nautical feelings in ever· yone. Most people. however, don't have time for daily ocean trave l. so Russell One Inte riors brings nautical feelings to the home. Sextants. barometers and compasses a rc just a few of the popular offi ce. den and li brary furnishings. All furniture is made of solid mahogany with brass fittings. "We have a lot of brass , a nd brass a l · tracts men. ---------------------------items at the Newport "Very few men can resis t cqming in the store "'hen they walk by, but they usually br ing their wives when they buy furniture," she said . WINDWlRD S41Llf\G Uclo Y ...... 3400 Yla Oporto, Ste. SA .... ,... ..... '75-9060 HST IQUl,f'ID & MAIMTAIMID FUil °' CLUl IOATS 1t4 ..,WPOU HAalC>a • /) SAILBOATS 27' to 50' -Fully Equipped o/..e~~OM Inboard gas or diesel. VHF, AM,FM stereo. (1. fabric interiors, dinghys, notmeters. • l all Coast Guard N fety equipment. °' er~ nd much more to make your saihng sate and en1oyable. • ·memLerJ/upJ ""' ...................... ,... .......................... _....., ......... Beach home decorating s hop. "Stnlting ship bells in c locks with matching baromet e r s are our most popular items this yea r ," s aid own e r Beverley Diehl. Russell One Interiors is at 2700 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach . The firm specializes in A fri e nd of Mrs . Oieh I's manufactures the furniture in England . The brand is J an's of London. ··our pr ices range from the sublime to the ridiculous," she said. Nautical hooks cost $2 and mahogany des ks cost ap to $3200. Motor Away in Style Getting away from it all without the pro- blems of hotels, packing and unpacking and reservations sounds wonderful. But impossi-ble? Not if you look to Regency Motor Homes, 925 Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. All you bave to do is pick up the motor home and go, explained spokesman Steven HHI. Even ••travel packs .. of linens, cookware and other supplies can be rented. The concept is a simple one. Motor home owners who don't use their vehicles on a full-time basis allow Regency to rent them out· for weekends during the year and weeks or extended periods during the vacation months. · Tile agency handles mainteiumce, rental agreements and keeps tht motor home tn readinessfortbeownerorreatertouse. ''There is a large demand for motor homes, especially from fcnign tourists who want to see the Western States without the hassles of train, plane er hotel arran1e· ments, .. he said. For the mo&or home hayer, Regency of· fers a lease-back plan. Rental fees more than off set monthly payments, md as part of the rental fleet, the motor home's expenses ~an be written off as business expeDIQ for tax purposes, he said. , Thurldlly, May 10. 1979 DAILY PtlOT .4 J 7 Venus de M i lo owners Betty Gunderson, left. Jane Watkins and Carolyn McCarthy. help women /lnd a slender relief. In these days of rising gasoline prices. 1s a motorhome worth the investment and expenses? Experienced RV travelers have no doubts that the answer 1s yes. and Regency Motor Homes offers a unioue program to help the new buyer enjoy the conveniences of a motorhome vacation at the lowest possible cost. New motorhome buyers can earn rental income from the fast growing foreign enthusiasm for motorhome rental tours 1n California and the Western States This rental income offsets loan payments on a new RV. and on top of this. the owner receives income tax benefits from his business investment. The result is a personally owned motorhome which can pay for itself and still give th e owner all the en1oyment of RV vacations. The number o f motorhome recreation ideas is endless. The same horsepower can pull a hotel room with a complete kitchen. a boat or canoe. bicycles and motorcycles. jet-skis and snow mobiles. There 1s luggage room fo r scuba gear. water skis. fishing and backpacking eciu1pment. and all the camping gear you want. r::J,e family station wagon can·t do all this. and because it probably used unleaded gasoline. 1t won't be any more economical than the Mine motorhome which uses regular. For new-comers or old hands. Regency Motor Homes offers free travel assistance to its rental customers and owner-clients. l ocated at 925 North Harbor Blvd. en Santa Ana. Regency is close to Disneyland. Knotts Berry Farm. Lion Country Safari. and has easy access to freeways leading out of the Los Angeles Basin. · The company welcomes a visit from anyone interested in exploring the world of motorhome vacations. REGENCY MOTOR HOMES 92S N. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana, Calif. 92703 Telephone: (714) S31-2S03 1 '\· Boaters Witness Sea Life SharkA. whales and flyin g fi 11h o ften arc-======--== spotted be t wee n Passengers view ocean li/e en route to island on Catal ina Pcssenger Service. ?nd Anniversary NB Crock Shop Has Party Touches Summer partiers find a custom touch at ;rock Shop or Newport Beach. Custom-painted wine dispensers will keep .uch partiers in good spirits, said owner lobert Carter. The shop is celebrating its second an· iiversary at 471 Old Newport Blvd. "Our t wo a rtists, Nancy and Marla. ustom paint items to match customers' omc decor. "We a lso have harl!-painted crocks, tins a nd bowls in stock." he said. Crock Shop reaturt.s 10 percent off on Mother's Day items to shoppers presenting this story. Such items include : -Reproductions on.crockery or original Jack Daniel's adve rtbe~nts -1920's photos of Oiange Coast beaches a-nd other areas. ' From expeditions to Africa o week end j aunts to Catalina Sput /.\1111·111111<1 'i/Jllrl,">11·111111·11 "hu 11 m 1f 1•1 l 'f.///h111y }ffJlt/ \ Z Wlil jrnd • \\ ooden boats of every descnptwri • Manne articles of all types • Clot/ling and jewelry .. _:..,....-_;.;..-._ · -~ • Decorator llems --_...._. -------- Catalina Island and lhe Oran~e Coaat. Ocean life can be seen whi l e aboard th e Catalina Holiday. . Catalina Passen ger Se rvice offers daily cruises al 400 Main St. in Balboa. A fu lly e lectron ic triple ·scrcw passen ger boat provides the only service between Orange Coa st and Catali n a Is land . manager Bob ... Black said. Passengers who board the Catalina Holiday en- joy s ightseeing, com· fo rtable seating. music and snacks. Two lice ns ed c ap t ains man the helm, a cook provides snacks in •! the galley, and stewards " aid passengers . Crossing takes about two hours at 14 lo 15 knots. Casual l'lothing is s ugg est e d for th e 4 voyage. Catalina Holiday lifts anchor at 9 a .m . from Balboa Penins ula and leaves Catalina at 4 .30 p.m. Round trip rates arc Sll for adults and SS.SO for children 12 and un- der. Special group rating is available. Reservations s hould be made al 673-5245. A rrangzng unique merchandise is owner Rohert Carter of Crock Shop. OUTFITTERS FOR MARINE ADVENT URES SEAT 4 IT ALL HAPPENS IN Southern California see it with THE TICKET SHACK 24 hr. info line (714) 645·9511 CONCERTS •SPORTS •THEATRE Deposits on coming events guarantees tickets AVAILABLE NOW Rod Stewart Allman Brother• Pollce Barbarian• (Stones) Yea Bad Company Tom Petty Annie Dodger• Angela Sinatra Beach Boy• Robin Wiiiiama Dave Maaon VIiiage People COMING SOON Doobf• Brothen Boz Sc..- Jlmmy Buffett Donne St.lmmer Joan a .. z Bee Gee• Blond6e The Tubea Fleetwood Mac George Benaon Steely Dan The Who Kl as Kenny Roger• Cher I f you don't see it listed ~all altd a sk 714-645-8990 2400 W. Coast Hwy .• Ne.wport Beach EARLE IKE HAS AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF '79 TOYOTAS & VOLVOS ••• Here Are Just Two Of Our More Popular 1979 Models: 1979 VOLVO 244DL 4 DR. SEDAN 1979 TOYOTA CELICA-'GT LIFTBACK --22·1•o•N•Ew-Po•R•T•B•Lv.o •.• • .N.EW•P•o•RT-BE•A•c•"··-67.3-.9480 ___ 0 ream a usiness G; ves Atmosphere of Ocean~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LEASE OR BUY TODAY- In Southern California, a really special time has come along to lease or buy the Jaguar you have always wanted ... "ULTIMATE LUXURY" JAGUAR SOME SDLL AT OLD PRIGS llOW AVAILABLE Ill COSTA MESA FOR IMMEDIATE DEUYERYI tTOMHGUn: MOM..Nl l:)t 4U4. TO'°'"""' U.T. t:H A.M. TO I, .. I WM. II A.M. TO• P."4. WI HAYI A GOOD SB.lCTIOM OF PH-DllYIN IMPOITS 1M STOCK ~ WILCONI • ........ NMAMCM9 AYAllLAIU OM Al'NO'IM Of TCMll .ooe Cl9(T Sales -Service -Leasinf{ ByLARRYSAAVEDRA SllKl.t~Wrtter Ph•asant dreams pro-owne r Steve Graham vidc smooth sailiag for said. W~odc.n Boal cust.Qner~. W 0 0 d e n B 0 a t W<' re ~ drea m b~s•· treasures include : nci;s creating a bcaut1f~! -A variety of canoes at mosphcrc of the sea, and dories -Shipwrttk furniture -Brass decor and jewelry --Clothing and out- ' door gear. Outfitting outdoor vacations and trips is a specially at Wooden Boat, Newport Beach. Graham's aquatic ex- perience helps puzzled <·uslomers considering canoe trips. "M y rirsl love was canoeing , an activity I've done for 8 years," Gra ham saitt. Wooden Boat encom- passes more than 4,000 square feet o f showroom. Built in 1938 as ~ sail loft for a racing boat, t h e merchandise re· • m ains ocean-oriented. Wooden Boat 's finest canoes are Wonacott. designed for people who want the beat. he said. Wooden Boat is at 2210 N e wport B l v d . ln Newport Beach. Standing at the helm Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 of the Wooden Boa t. p.m. Tuesday to Thurs. owner Steve Graham day and to 9 p.m. Friday aad Saturday. c on~empl_at es the Call S73·N 80 fo r In· shop spossibilitws. tormatloft.. • t THE CEDAR CHEST 1r. & women·s fashions featuring name-brand sportswear, Calvin Klein jeans and contemporary dresses at reasonable prices OPEN DAILY 675-3020 largest selection of brand-name swimwear in Newport Beach RACH FASHIONS 123 23rd. St., Newport Beach 673-1581 ._ .. .. ..... ...... . • " . " i # ; f • • • • .......... ._ Ticket Shack takes the hassle out of buy. in& licketl. 1'he Newport Beach ticket brokerage service "ends a crew lostand in Une at box 'Thurld9y. May to. 1111 OAILY~LOT .4J9 offfc~andtlck~rons~~~~Hata~r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ theater. apart and concert event.&. "Most pcop e can"-Jtafford to ltandin line from 3 a.m. lo 8 p.m . just to 1et load seats tor u concert. "My staff get s in the front of lines early, however. so they get the good tickets," owner Ken Rizzotto said. Ticket Shack customers can deposit $5 on upcoming events to ensure good aeata. If the seats aren 't adequate, the deposit is re- funded. The shop 1s at 2400 W. Coast Highway in · Newport Beach. and reservations are made by calling 645·8990. Although Ticket Shack sells Ucketa to t heater and sport events, concerts comprise 80 percentoftbe firm's business. ·'Tickets are sold on a first-come. first· serve basis. but we offer preferential treat- ment lo customers with deposits," he said. Ticket Shack is open 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . daily and to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. JOHNSTON YACHT SALES Fl& SAILIM& LHSOMS ~ ........................... c...... -I /j ..... Jl'U4'5 •/.,..... ....... ..... - 21'114,ttlw/...,,_&..._ -···---'"=··Sailing School Has ' sauo.--...120-.AN IUI APOUO POWB IOATS IT1 .......... , JO', JJ-. H '. J7' WillroM J4 ""' .,~. -- Of/Ming a ticket selection for Southern G.alif orrtia events is Ken Rizzotto of Ticket Shack. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 3 MOS. $30 * ABSOLUTELY ONE WEEK ONLY * MAY 7 TO MAY 12 • GIVE MOTHER A GIFT THAT WILL LAST THREE MONTHS * FANTASTIC PRICE ANY BUDGET CAN AFFORD 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m. to noon -Sat. llAMDMEW 1978 SAAIS HUllY MOW flOlt aHT SRICT10M ., .... DISCOUMTSI ·~Locations Near All Calypso Sailing Association and Sailing School is one of the largest organizations of its kind on the West Coast. ··we arc near to anyone who wants to sail from Ventura to San Diego," said spokesman. Jim Parker Calypso has doubled in size in the past two years and now offers locations in Ven· tura. Marina dcl Rey. Newport Beach and $an Diego. from Sl2,ff5 w/tnM« llll per-.., IJO-.. AN IZ.41 ZJ44 W. Coet Hwy., M•wport hoch 642-1292 642-1294 The Ncw~rt Beach site ~ at ~ W. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coast Highway. "We arc one or the only sailing organiza. lions of this type to off er more than one loca- tion." he added. What Calypso offers is two.faceted. First, there is the sailing association which offers renta l of one or Calypso's fleet of 65 boats at any of the four locations along the coast. Boats available range from a Cal 25 to the Islander 36. a nd almost every popular size and style in _between. ··we meet the needs of peaple who WaJ\t. to sail but either can't or choose not to buy a boat." Parker said. "You enjoy sailing without the hassles of upkeep and main· tenance." With a computerized reservation system, a member can call a toll-free 800 line and get immediate reservations. with confirmation in writing to follow by m ail. Before sailing a Calypso craft, members must pass a certification test or take the sailing course offered by the fir~. Calypso Sailing School's 12-hour course consists of fo ur three-hour sessions on board a boat,eitherin the slip or while sailing. The course is concentrated and gives the would-be sailor the basics he needs to begin. Other courses deal with bigger boats and off-shore cruising. All Calypso craft are equipped with Coast Guard safety equipment and most offer inboard motors and in-cabin a menities. So. if you want to sail but boat ownership isn't in the cards yet. Calypso Sailing As· sociation might be the alternative you've sought. Happy Sailing. \ } Boarding one of the boob at Calypso Sail· ing i8 general manager a.in Stetson. t BEN BROWN'S RESTAURANT AT THE ALlSO CREEK IHM AHD GOLF COURSE ... Only Minutes From Everywhere ORANGE COUHTY'S FAVORm HOME AWAY FROM HOME Here. whrer the rugged San Joaquin Hills and the Pacific shoreline merge. 1s a private Shangri-La for tranquil. year-around living ... a one-stop retreat for e•er-tfWIMJ •.• A ward-Winning Restaurant for Fine Cuisine Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner Daily Sunday Brunch Lounge for Cocktails. Dancing and Entertainment 1 64 Lu xurious. Private Patio Suites Swimmitig-Heated Pool or Beach • Pier & Surf Fishing Golf Course -Practice Range -Putting Green -Pro Shop Game Roo m (Pool Tables)• Ping Pong Private Meeting Facilities for Groups from 10 to 200 31106 Coast Hw} ., So. Laguna Motel: 499·2271 Restaura nt: ,t99·266J LEAS ABLE CADILLACS AT AFFORDABLE RATES. NABERS -2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 . ' ' • • \. j ·-• . . -~· \ -. '-~ ~:.--- ...... -.. ~'"91 ... ~-·. ! :;,._ ONLY PtlOT Thure<tey. May to, ttl't HEALTI-t . . • • • • • • • • • • .. l•pulse In Brain Triggers Eating Binge 8y Oil. 8TEINCaOBN Dear Dr. 8&et.NM: At Umes I can 't control my appetite. I'm what is known ., • blnae.ea~r Quite often for no apparent rcHon. I wtll put aw•)' a box ul chocolatai. Or. a hair do1en 8U~ of brta4L burl1Y JmUHJ:d and... coverf'd with jam I 've been known to oblilMat .. a half Jar Of peanut buttf'r and doaen1 of r rackt"n Tht only N'&IOn why I still kt't'JI my normet.J we1,ht I" th•t I t'ffiflt y m y 14 t o m M <' h 11 ( I t• t I h 1· " t' _J~~~~llliii~I. dabauc-hM 1-. th11' 1 <'<•m nwn pro blt•m .. What c-an I 1lu uhout 11 " ~~~~~~~ Mr. f'. Dear Mr. C.: I'll t.editc· 1l's not common. but 1t isn't uncommon .-1ther Somt'thana tr11occn the •P- s-e•iat tn the• bri.un tu cause lhls extreme dt-1nl"t' to fill up lo aome patlcnUI I've found lhe rf'a8oo 111 u lenclent}' to rtuctWtlin& \llood -5.1.Utl&L As ln h)'potlycemla, when It sudd .. nly Culls. comes the d•·:or" to rill up the s tomach ThNt> muy tk· ~ome other reason 111 tht.• hr1.1111 or c•l:wwhcn• R11 tht·r th1.1n produce litdf indu('t'tl vom1l11Ul as u cure for )our <'ond1t1on. Mr (.'. I i.uggest \ou itsk till' advtct! of your doctor. II ht· t·im 't. hundle it. ht' will refer \OU to •• :s1~·u1l1Sl tn eating pro- , DOCTOR IN THE H()USE blema. Sometime,s-medicaUons help. M EDICALE'ITES Dear Dr. S&elacrolta: Can a mid· die-aged adult have pin worms? Every few months I have a crawl- tn(( sensation in the rectum. and it lasts one or two days -Mrs. S. DEAR MRS. S· Although un· common in adults. it's possible for parent.a to get pln worma from lheir younpt.er1. Tbe dlalDOlia i1 easy. Tell it to your doctor. He wW explain bow to me tbe tape teet. A specimen of stool will alao reve.i the preeence of infestation due to any other typeol worms. ••• Dear Dr. Stelncrobn: I u.ae a sun la mp for 20 minutes every night to keep my summer t.an throughout lhe winter. My brother told me I shouldn't use it because I can 1et radiation from it. Is this true? - Mlull. DEAR MISS 8 : I 'm in favor of use of the sun lamp in certain cases ol acne, paoriasis and some otber akin conditions. But not every day throughout the winter . -Al&bouP radiation isn't the pro- blem, ft's true that overuse ol the lamp may cause skill Irritation or other compUcatioos. Better let UP OD it. *** Self-treatment of an ailment will only loee you nluable lime. vou·u be commJttiJlg slow suicide, says Dr. Steincrohn in bls booklet, "How To Stop Killing Yourself." For a copy write to him at Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626, enclosing so cents and a stamped self· addreued envelope. T:i~CPenney MOTHER'S DAY SALE Sale 17.99 JCPenney 12" Almond Electric Frypan.Ceram1c interior. Reg. 35.99 Sale 5.99 JCPenney Bag Sealer. Closeout -Reg. 9 .99 Sale 16.99 Corning Grab-It Plus Set. Cornflower, wildflower or spice. Reg. 2 1.99 Sale 13.99 Corningware Spice of life 13akeware Set. Reg 19.99 Sale 3 .99 Corning Un Candle Trio Set. Reg $8 ... Special 2 .99 Sented Beauty Silk Long- stem Roses. Y2 doz. gift box Special 4 .99 Rain Flower Beverage Set 2 QI. pitcher ~1th SIX 12 oz tumjters. clear glass Save 20o/o o n e ntire line -of p ictures and wall decor in stock Eurnjture Sale s194 Brown Velvet Swivel Rockerw1th Marflex" Cushions. (2 only). Reg . $229 Sale s449 Matlasse Floral Print Sofawith Marflex 1<. Cushions (1 only). Reg. $549 Sale s399 Loose pillow decorator sofa. Floral cotton pri nt w/Scotch Guard. (1 only) Reg. $499 Sale s991 Traditional hand tied Cressent sofa. cream color. (1 only). Reg. $1166 Sale s299 Gold Nylon Velvet Lazy boy recliner (1 only). Reg. $329 -------Sporting Goods -Ladies "Running Silk" Shorts, reg. $9. 20% off a selected group of favorite sportswear now! JCPenney FINE JEWELRY Ladies "Running Silk" Warm Up Suit, reg. $30 Sale 7 .40 Sale 23.49 Last 3 Days Save s2 on selected national brand personal care appliances Clairol Nail Works. reg. 14.99 Clairol Deluxe Hairsetter, reg. 26.99 Water Pik® Oral Irrigating System, reg. 26.99 Luggage Sale 24.88 Women's Business Portfolios •Leather trim and handles• 3 stytes to choose from • Brass hardware Reg. $32 -$37 HOURS: Monday Through Frkl•y 10 A.M. To I P.M. S•turd•y 10 A.M. To 8 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon To 5 P.M. Sale 12.99 Sale 24.99 Sa1e24.99 All Gold 25% off .May 11th \ ir~CPenney ~FASHION ISlAND ~NEWPORT CENTER • A. Polyester sheer V·neck blouse, reg. S9, Sale 7 .20 B. Polyester sheer roll sleeve blouse . reg. s1a. Sale 14.40 C. Polyester gabardine slacks, reg. $14, Sale 11 .20 0 . Puff sleeve poly/cotton blouse. reg. S17, Sale 13.60 E. 100% polyester pull-on pants. reg. SH, Sale 8 .80 F. Scoop neck ¥4 sleeve blouse. rq. $17, Sale 13.60 G Poly/cotton twill trouser, reg. $16. Sale 12.80 H Poly print voile blouse. re9. $16, Sale 12.80 Poly/rayon 18" leg trouser . reg. $20. Sale $1 6 J Poly/rayon linen look blazer. reg. $36, Sale 28.80 K. Polyeste r silk look blouse. rq. $18. Sale 14.<0 L Polyester/rayon flock dot shirt, reg. $15. Sale $12. Lingerie 20% off Sleepware Co-ordinate. Pink & blue floral print. Fabric of Antron Ill " Satin Tricot. Reg. $13 • $17 Sale 1.20-s11.60 Ro be and Gown Co-ordinate of Antron Ill" Satin Tricot. Reg. $9 • $22 • Sale 22.40 M isses Dacron.BJ polyester Terry Wrap. Reg. $28 Misse5 Rober. 100% cotton prints. sizes P·S-M·L Short lenghts. reg. $22 Floor Length. reg. $24 Special 9 .99 Hand Bag Bonanza Choose from leather bag or assorted clutches Sale s15 Sale 19.20 Fine Jewelry 25% off Selected Timex Watches Sterling Silver Serpentine Chains 7 1n ................................. 3.95 16 in ............................... 10.95 18 In. .. .. . . .. ... . • .............. 10.95 20 in ............................ 12.95 FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY • CALIFORNIA Thurldliy, Mey 10. 1979 DAJL V PILOT il J Hayden: Supports Brown YIUAGERS SUY'DIUGS School Rosten F alli~ S ACRAMENTO I A P> -E nrollme nt i n Califomla'K el~mentary and secondary schools dro pped 7.7 percent from the fall of 1m to the fall of lt78. acco rdJng to the stale Department of Education. FandR•imtg S AN FRANCISCO <AP > -The Unlvenitf o f Sao Francisco has launched a SJl.1 million, lhree·year, fund-raitin& e ffort to o.b ta i n sc bolarahipa, pro- fesaonhips ud build· in11. The private colle&e founded in 1W baa 1,131 students. Former Anli,.iror Leader OACCA, Rangladc!!h I AP > Nine a lleged robbers were beaten to du th by villagers in Keranlganj, three mire!' from here. police said after the robbers ran out ot ammuniliOn. SACRAMENTO lAP l Tom Hayden says Gov. f'Atmund Brown Jr aa u.e ''ll\Olt r4'tlevant" polilJcian in the natton today fM the 1enerat1on of tht 1.,., ancl fla.yden up be qrw With Brown' atta<'k on 1tovem ment apendana "Gover~ment bYreaucracy 1s an obs<'tn~ burdton," t.M rorm•r Ch1ca10 Shfl\ defendant and louoct.r ol 8tudot1 for a O.mocrat1c Society uys "WHAT WE P'at:QlJt;NTLY ADMIT ," liilyd•n add!', "ta that t•ch new wa~ of rt'Corm leads to a n~w .nd pa<'IC)'\AJC layer ol butt>aucracy And each n~w l ayer grows year anf'r yf'ar without r.-:sotv1n" lh\' pruh lem~ at 0!1 l!UJ.lf>O."'•'CI to soh•e, at a constuntly ri:onat cost to t~ taxpayer " Hayden. an un:succcsi.ful candidalti for ttw Ocmu..·r1o1lH' U S. s.>natt-nom1n11t1on 1n l97fi. bolds three u11p1:111t posh in ~title governme nt. a ll appomtml•nll) ••o• .. from has pohllt·al tx•nl'fu<'lor. Jtrry Urnw11 Ami his wife . actress .lane Fonda, '4 a:. 1u1med bv Brown lo lbe sl ate Art:. C'oun<'1I • Today. Hayde n sa) s he believes Brown · ·~ right to have spoken with liberal orthod<1xy and taken up the traditional Rt•pubhl·an ISJ>ue!t of 1nfla lion and government spendtng "I FEEL CLOSE TO HIS method uf lh1nk1n.:. Hayden said of the 4l·year·old Oemocratic go' ernor , "and I feel he b lhe m ost relevant of the na tional politicians to my experience 1n the 60s "Howeve r. I disagree w1lh him on some very clear issues. I think he a ttacks big government. but not big busine ss I think both shouJd be auacked equal ly That's the gC'nernl nature of our differences." llaydcn admits that rnn servat1vcs havc bct'n le&ding the attack on big government for years. but !tay!t his adoption Of the issue does n 't mean he I!'\ shifting to the n ght. """'00 ··tt. may sou~d .like a right· wing vww. but 1l as consistent with the views of the left, or people tired of seeing big government co-opting social movements. "IF V9U WANT TO SAV I've donl' some rethinking. that would be quite fair. But 1t would be completely incorrect to think that I'm going to the right." Hayden a dded He adds libera ls l~ced to come up wit h answers beyond the New Deal." a nd says they s hould not blindly reJect everyth.ing conservatives advocate '"Whilc we admire the courage o f these liberals who do not re treat from their New Deal principles. we cannot a ny longer accept the log1« of their program " T HOSE ARF. STARTLING WORDS to hear from 3 leader Of the a nll·War demonstrators who fi lled Chicago s treets at the 1968 Democratic N<i t1ona l tonvention. a r adical folk hero who in 1969 s houted hoars ely outside California's Folsom Prison to "free the leadersh.1p of the revolutjon" from prison. But a decade has passed s mce the Chicago 5even trial. in which Hayden's conviction was ul· t1mately overturned. Jn that decade. Hayden. who said he would Ult<' the Chica go Seven case lo "destroy the authority of the ~overnment. · · has come in off the streets and become part of government. NOW 38, HAYDEN IS California's represcn· tative on the Southwest Regional Border Com· mission and on Western SUN, a commission which allocates federal funds for solar projects m 13 western stales. and 1s on the executive committee of SolarCal. the state solar agency llaydcn was a ~uest at the White House for a JO·mtnule meeting last year w1th President Carter. lie collected 1.2 million votes an his losing U.S. Sen ate race in 1976. He says he may run for office again, but hasn't s pecified what office or when. llayden's political ori~anizataon. the Campaign for Economic De mocr acy. stands alone among lefl·leaning political gro ups in refusing to criticize Brown for conservative moves s uch <JS ca lling for a ronstitutiona l convention to bttlance the federal budget AS HAVDEN RAS ADOPTED some or th<: con· servative fi sca l policies that have won so much criticism or Brown fro m liberals. Hayden loo IS beginning to come under attack from the left. Last weeke nd, for example. Hayden called a meeting of liberal activists in New York which political consultant Sar ah Kovner, who hosted the meeting in her apartme nt. described as "meaning· Complaints Pile Up TOKYO I AP) As Japanese cities spread in· to surrounding countryside. the governnment re· ceives more a nd more <'Omplaints of foul odors, J a pan·s Environmenta l Age ncy re ported . The agency said farms were the biggest prob· lem. Residential neighbors of hog.raising farms.: for example, filed 2.208 or the 16.676 foul-odor com· p\ainls in fiscal year 1977, the report said. ' Fortlae first ladg in gour life ••• le.a wld WialwrrLl:till\£ · · AooUwr partic ipant at lhal mtttang was quot· \'ll. unonymous l v. in new!\ l\lortc:s ft!\ describ· 1n1t lla)'<lt!n a "th · lhc hard Nixon oC tbt' left Yt•ry <'llllUIJh·, \ 1•ry UlilblllOU\ Mnd e ntirely UO· 11<'• upule>wi · IN TH•: l.A·n :sT ISSlJF. o•· lht> newsltllter .. lkm()(•r1111 c-l .. dt :· a uthor Harold Meyerson t•ntll'lt.t'8 Drown 'b J>ros1iect1ve c1&mp1A1gn next year for pr~11IN1I , -.1n1111.i lfruwn 1s running with "a n ,. ult ,1111 1•11rprn al1• 1·01111nu111ty and a bt!w1ldered mHlllll' 1"1.1..,..,, lwdon1~b u.nd llaydenists behind him " ll11vd1•n lf1:.1fll:.i•l'~ .. uch cntacasm as "rynical t-(0!>~111 ,Hl\11111' ;i h1111ctru l ur trad1t1onal liberals I 1·1111 uml1•1 ~tund at. ht: continue~. "'because 1h1·1r \II'" of lh1· un1 vt•r t• as bemg shattered. And 1t e. et11m·r 111 point ut the ht'ret1cs than 1t 1~ to re -ex· .im1n1· th1·11 0 "11 a:.:-iu r1111l1111)!t " · 'I tH• drl 11•11•111·1· twlween me a nd con ...,.,\ •''" '"\, ... u1·h ai> t<onuld Reagan 1s they attac k "in .ii \wlf11r1· progr:irm ., !Jut they support the Cen 11 .ti l11lcllq.:1·nce /\1t1•11c·y. the Dcparlment of I ldt·n:o.l·. th1• Nul"lt>u1 ft ('i::u latory Com m1ss1on lhl' 111 11~1 111.i..,..,1\t· 1rnrt1on u f the federal hu11•.i u1·r .. 1·:'1 "TH•: 11\'l'O("R IS \' OF THE conser vatives 1s lh1•\ ".int to 1·u11t rol big J::overnment without coo· 1111lhn$! ha~ bu-.mt·,, My Position is that it's a twin t;rollkna of '"~ !!•" e rnment as well as big bus~ In th1· f1 ~ht on•r budget pnont1es. I would l<m k nwn· l'nt11·all) ut the metss1ve wast~ in 11ulltary :.1>l.'nd1ni.: than 1n social we lfare." Hayden ('lllllllllll'd Kut al the samP time, I would not want to anak1• my last stund in defense of the CETA ft•tkral 111h~ program. or w<'lfare programs. or soc·1al programs lhal don't work ··1 "1111ld Ilk<' to s et.• the money that goes to a 101 or programs inve!tl<•d instead an solar energy. b1111na.,~ <·onv<·rs1on. urban housing . in Job c•rcatang <ll'trv1llcs.'" llayden :.aid The decline represents a drop of 383,094 stu· dents in all regular and special classes. from 4,988,881 to 4,805,787 during the period. The cor· r esponding decline in the previous year was 81,633 or 1.6 percent. Fashion: foot first by Bally t-4c1rri ·de s igned tor S1lverw00df> by Bally let!'> you 1eao tM fa'\h1on para de 1n comlo rt. good looks t1nd qua1t1y L1gh1wc1gh t slip.on is 5uperl.Jly crafted tn genuine kidskin D1s tinc11ve woven leather ornamen t Black and cognc1c brown 86.00 silverwoods 45 FASHION i'SLAND • NEWPORT BEACH .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 8 Cities Share Gas Tax Money E 1g ht Orange Coast e1t1es have received a $755.927 ··in-heu" molflr vehicle liccns<• fee tax re f und oul o f a S56.3-15.2·1:1 s l all'wide I month. The• rollow1ng c1t1es t h at rC'ceivcd m otor vehr<'ll' license tax fee rdunds for their general !-pending purposes are Costa Mesa, Sl29.823: F'o u nt a1n Va ll ey . $8J8 • J 8 3 : II u n ti n g t o n Ueach, $263.533. Also. Irvine , S75 .074 . Laguna Beach. $27.366 . Newport Beac h . $105.079; San Cleme nte. $3R .R02 : Sa n Juan Capistr ano. S27.849. ~Cl~s Rewutes Sunla An:1 College i~ planning i ts annual stholarsh1p dinner a nd a 1 £•union for the 1929 graduett1ng class Satur· <la\ at the Hevere House He.staurnnt an Tustin The reunion will cost S8 !'>O per ~r!>on and in· d ude cocktails served at fl p m . and dinn e r beg1 nnani.: <.11 7 p.m For reservations. <'O ntacl Do rothy ll cdrtck at 542·1S;l.4 .1f!~~~~:~AT ING ~olar W•l•r H••U,.. SC l•< 1116il Yrv1t,,. f '"""' ~'"'"' .. 1 YOYr Door •C•lt ~tCHf'N,,., .. ,. Vour Are•' CO~! A MESA642-1J5J t\l• P'if'•Por t Blvd Ml~~ION Vt[ Jo495·0401 - 7"11 C4m1rto Co1p1'.tr.mo t \Jn 01 '-rwv .ti A"t'f Piii• ) Las Vegas. 30% off. one· way to Las Vegas. On Hughes Airwest. Lowest unrestricted fare available. Every coach seat, every flight. Las Vegas. Leave Orange County 7:15a.m. 12:l0p.m. 12:45 p.m. 6 :10p.m. 6 :40p.m. Arrive Las Vegas 8:02 a.m. Non-stop 1 :05 p .m. Non-stop 1 :36 p .m. Non-stop 7:00 p .m. Non-stop 7:30 p.m. Non-stop Just cd.11 d Trcntel A gent, your Corporate Travel Arrdllger, or Hughes Airwest at Orange County (714) 540·2060. Los Angeles (2 13) 772·5100. Leave Las Vegas lO:OOa.m. 12:15p.m. 1:35p.m. 2:55 p.m. 8:50p.m. 9:35p.m. Arrive Orange County l 0:52 a.m. Non-stop l :09 p.m. Non-stop 2:30 p.m. Non-stop 3:50 p.m. Non-stop 9:39 p.m. Non-stop 10:24 p.m. Non-stop Because of the stnlce by another curlme, our reservabons Imes are now busier than ever. So 1t may take us a httle longer to say Yes. Or you can call any Travel Agent for your reservabons and bckets-1t won't cost you a penny more: MOTHER'S DAY SALE fro• 30% • SI% off •Price includes lax. After May 15, price will be $31. on all flae jewelry LI•• VIiiage Mel l'la ..... ,.#I, New .. rt 8eaela Buclld P,11 k F ullcnon Dianeyland/Anahein\ Santa And Orange CoWlty .Airport lrvm1 Nuwport Boach Coc.td Mi:-... Laqun11 Beach -----·-··~-.. ---· ' .. CALIFORNIA I NATION A 22 DAIL y PILOT Frld9Y. May 11 . tm .Mexico to Encourage :American Gas Buying 'P&4YER' ACCEPTED HADLEY SPECIALS: TUSTIN ONLY Come Iii for These Great Grand Opening Buys! llE"ICAlJ, Mexlco IAP) -Ade Cl'I•~ luoline ia QIUttd aloo& the U.S. border with l'fttrictionl on tell· lDa Lo Americana bavlna bef'n ruled bul . Me1"tan olftcl.U aay lnttead, • 1poknman for UteJov• emm~nt oU monopoly Pemes s d a dt<'ISlon WH m111de lO eam fOC"ell"D exchange and t:O<.'Oura1 .. t.ounsu. TIU: ASSURANCE OIF 1orf'('a. .. 4'd ~upplte~ wus dt•h vered to Gov Rob4'rto cit> la Madrid. State l't•nwx ma.naal'r J «>SLL'\ ('(w arrub1as Mlthel said tona.it suppht>'\ at n osaritu tk'urb were bt·ing an creaiicd by 40 J)t'r<"t·nt aure by Americana laal wffkend ,.-m be tuppUed with ti~b from now oo. CovarrublQ ta.Id. INSPf'.crc>U WIU MOE IUNI truc:u arrive dally and see lbat nooe ol lbe fuel la 8dulteraled. he aald. Tlte unleaded or pre mium ~mex gasoJIN' ~ll• •t tbe aovemnwnl ist>t price of about 81 cenu a f(al&Ot\. IL<& O<'Unt> ratiOR 111 92. ketcul11r guobne rAh-d at 87 octuw.· sells for about 47 cents a ~allun , RAL£1GH. N.C. <Al') Hadley Frozen Pies U.S. Dlat rlct Judge franklin P. Dupree Jr. h 1 t r !l h c1 t b a l a AU OAturtl with no sugor or preservatives! • "M otoriat 'a Prayer" 2 lb. 4 oz. App6e reg. 2.89 Now 2..59 printed on alate maps 2 lb. 4 oz. Boysenbeny reg. 3.79 Now 3.39 '1>HHS muater, albeit i... .... by a &Um mar~in." A c last·actlon s uit , ~ med by two c1t1iens in Had.llllV Gourmet Cak•• 1975 t laimed lbe prayer -~ ~ put the state in t.be posi· lion of promollng re· llglon. Dupree found it pro moted safety con· 11c iouaneu but not re· I lb. 2 oz. Froswd Carrot reg. 2.69 Now 2A9 I lb. 2 oz. Lemon Yogurt reg. 2.69 Now 2.49 l lb. 2 oz. Frosted Zucchini reg. 2.69 Now 2.49 I 1 g I oo bee a use mot· "'""""'----------------""~ oriata a.re not compelled ~ lo recite it. niERE'8 STILL TIME TO REQISTER FOR OUR QRNID OPENINQ DRAWDUJ. Win a trip to beautiful Hewaii, 4 days. 3 nights, at the Waikiki Beachcomber on Westerr'i Aidioe.s. or: many other great prizes. (Registration in Tustin store only.) , HADlEY FRUIT ORCHARDS • PRICES MAY 9 ntRO<J9" MAY 15 Tij uana and Mnlcall s tations wh1rh ran out of easoUne under pres· In ra~f's whert• .:asoUne ataUon.s ('On Y<'rt dollars lo peso11 at 20 lo one lni tc•ad of tht· offlt'rnl r1tt~ now 22 7 to ont-. 1t .-nds up rostmt; Amenca.ns a ltltll' mon· ---------630 EL CAM1rtO PLAZA OFF ntE SNfTA AM FREEWAY AT l'(f.'WPORT OR RED toU. ............. .John Ehrlichman. former White House dont .. slit aff<J1rs chieL refl ected recently on h1 ... ltrt· clunn~ the Nixon year s at the Whf11..• I louM· <Jnd d1sc::us~ed his new novel. "Tht• \\.'huh.: Truth ... during a n inter view in Wt.1!,hm,gton. D l' E x -lover Quits Weingart Review I.OS ;\NG F.:LES f !\ P 1 Heal <:stale magnate lh-n Wt IOJ.W rl ':-fornwr lover hal> withdretwo rrom .1 tn11rt rt•\'tc•v. of a llegt·d mishandling by clln· -.er"~1t11r!-ul lh<' 90 year old lyroon's fortune. l'la1ming :.ht· rnuld n11 longer &fford the high legal cost:; ''I'm bcin~ forced out." 54-year-old Laura Wins ton said aft<:r t<:lhng Superior Court Judge Arthur Marshall of her decision to pull out of the investigation her accusations tnggered. "I WOULD llAV E LIKED TO have stayed to the very end," she added . "But without the money ntcessary lo proceed and without the ability to see the original vouchers, it wouJd be foolish for m e lo carry on ... Miss Winston, who was Weingart's girlfriend for 15 years. csskcd the court to orde r the con- ser vators to show her the on~mal vouchers of a ll expenditures ~o s he could determine 1f they had bPen altered. BUT MARSHALL RUU.:D TIMT she wouJd have to be sat1sr1cd with photocopies. The court review of Miss Winslon's charges is tbe latest action m her fi ve-year battle with the conservators three former aides who in 1974 de· cided Weingart was senile and bad themselves ap- pointed lo run his business and personal affairs. One of their first acts was lo order Miss Winston from We ingart 's home. where she had lived six months. Despite Mi ss Winston's withdrawal from the court case. Judge Marshall said the revie w would continue until the accusations are cleared up. Probation for Slayer BRIDGEPORT. Conn. IAP) A 62-year-old woman has been placed on two years probation for strangling her 37-year-old husband to death last year during an argument over a lack or beat in the ir apartment. Betty Wilkinson. who has 13 grandchildren, was sentenced arter pleading guilty to s econd· degree manslaughter in the death or her husband, J eremiah. Assistant State's Attorney Frank Maco said the killing culminated a "man;age that was disln· tegraling." WANTED- ••A••N•s • GEJIS'l'ONES Jewels by josephs is searching tor dl•monda •nd genwtones from prlvn indlvldu•ls •nd eatates. C.r9ful llJClmination and ev•luation by our ••perts. Hlgheet prioee paid. Call ~9066 1~9 dally, Saturd9Y 1~. Sun· o.t clo!ed. Astl for Betty Gr.ce or Frank VanderWall iewels by ioseph South Coast Plaa • 3333 Bnatol, Cotta M ... • 540-toee Clvll Grumbling ••. Gloomy Qua . In the ... DAILY PILOT • FRUIT ORCHARDS Hadley Fruit On:hards has been a part of Southern California for over 40 years. It began as a small roadside stand near Palm Springs, offering lemonade to thirsty desert travelers, and grew to be the 'original' in sun-dried fruit. nuts, dates and natural foods. All our dates are grown in the Hadley Date Garden. Now the name Hadley is famous throughout the United States for offering the consumer the very high- est quality at the lowest price. ® WE'RE STILL CEI.EBRATING OCIR TCIS'l'IN GRAND OPENING WITH SPECIALS IN AI J. HADLEY STORES! Sun-Dried Fruit 2 lb. Apricots wrt.h Prts I lb. Calimyma Figs 11 oz. Hadley Apricots reg. 3.49 reg. 229 reg. 2.09 Now 3.19 Now 2.09 Now 1.89 Exotic Fruit I lb. Banana Chip~ icy. 1.39 No1.1o l.19 2'h lb. Roasted and Salted, or Roasted Only TRAIL M1X reg. 3.98 Now 3.79 I lb. Freshly Shelled Walnuts reg. 3.39 Now 329 16 oz. Hadley Crunchy or Creamv Peanut Butter (Peanuts Only. No Salt) reg. I . 19 Now l.05 , ,. Honey 24 oz. Hadley Heavenly Light reg.1.59 Now 1.35 24 oz. Hadley Hea~nly Dark reg. 1.59 Now 1.35 12 oz. Hadley Heavenly Honeycomb in Glass Bakeiy 4 oz. Apple Bars 4 oz. Date Bars 16 oz. Cinnamon Bread 9\12 oz. Date Bran Muffins reg. 1.79 Now 1A9 .59 .59 .98 .95 Dates & Date Products 3 lb. Vanety Date Pak reg. 2.89 Now 2.59 I lb. Date Nuggets reg. 1.19 f'!ow .99 15 OL Date Coconut RoHs reg. 139 Now 1.19 1 'h lb. Choice Barhi Dates reg. 2.19 Now 1.98 3 lb. Zahid1 Dates reg. 239 Now 2 .19 , 15 oz. Fruit Roll reg. l .49 Now 1.39 ... Preserves and Syrups 16 o z. Strawberry Preserves reg. 135 Now 1.1 5 16 oz. Blackberry Preserves reg. 1.59 Now 1.39 16 oz. Tangerine Marmalade reg. 1.05 Now .89 16 oz. Coconut Syrup reg .. 95 Now .79 Grand Opening Special 12 oz. No. 99 Gift Pak reg. 225 Now 1.59 l. ) , , Cereals and Grains J lb. Granola (7 VarietJes to Choose From) reg. 2.59 Now 2.39 Puffed Com, Puffed Millet. Puffed Wheat. Puffed Rice. Mix or Match reg. 35 Now 4/100 2 lb. Natur~I Bran reg. .59 Now A9 Natural Snacks I lb. Wheet Nutz (All Vanet.Jes) reg. 1.19 Now.99 PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL STORES Visit Our Wlne·TastJng Roon1 ' MAY9-15 , Vaslt Hadley In Tustin, 630 El Camino Plaza, and In these handy locations: Carlsbad 35 Miles North of San Diego Highway 5, Palomar Airport Road (714) 438-1260 • , , Juice Our Tustin and Cart.bad stores carry a complete line of Altadena raw milk products .. milk, yogurt. goat'" m ilk. cheeses and sour cream. 1 971. HadlP.y Unfiltered ApP'e Juice reg. 339 Now·2.99 Candy 8 oz. Jordan Almonds reg. 139 Now 1.19 12 oz. Mint Wafers reg. 129 Now 1.09 Peanut Butter Peanut Log Now lO'J. Off Regular Pnce! Natural Condiments 16 oz. Hadley Toco Sauce (Hot. Mild, Green) reg. .89 Now • 79 Vitamins (250) Vitamin A (I 0,000 IU) Delayed Release reg. 2.89 Now 2.05 ( 180) Digestive Aid · ENZ reg. 4.19 Now 3.00 Cabazon 16 Miles West of Palm Springs Interstate 10, Apache Trail Off-Ramp (714) 849-4668 t l A partial Hating of our dlatlnctlve furniture un ... AMBASSADOR BARCALOUNGER BURLINGTON HOUSE CHAIRCRAFT DREXEL HERITAGE CHARLTON CONANT BALL FLAI R FOUNDERS GORDON TABLE HIBRITEN HICKORY TAVERN KARAS TAN KNOB CREEK LEATHERCRAFT LINK TAYLOR SEALY SELIG STANLEY THOMASVILLE STIFF EL Z&H UPHOLSTERY ... -....... . Tolle rhe 011\101 Sr •xii off rhe So" 01•90 rreewoy ......... --'.!~"!"""'I" ..... -- -···~ ••'••Ii ?f ZSZ < t e ._ w e -~~-..... ....... Thuredey, Mey 10. 1979 DAILY PILOT A 2~ DISTINCTIVELY ~DWRRDO INT~RIORO 3089 DRISTOL STREET. COSTA MESA• 751-7253 Monday thru Friday 10-9 •Saturday 10-6 •Sunday 12-5 -. l A 24 DAILY PILOT Thurad•v. '4•y 10, 197t LOCAL I NATION I OBITUARIES • • . . % • t f Ill • • -"! BACK PAK 1'o ~llpre s her pnde tn 1n b(" ·~~ invol\·1.•d 111 th11< fulrllhnw sport . Belsy · I\ lees Wt1t1r~ this hlll'k p.wl,. on her cur (..rj•,1,1 M<•• . ..1 6 46-48l:>8 l"IE•CE HOTHERS SMITH'S MORTUAaY 61'1 M.>on St Hun 11nq1o n Br!rtCn 1J~jt}.6!>39 P'Ult FAMILY COlOMIAL FU ... UAL HO Ml /801 Boh.1 l\ve w~,,m,.,., ... , 893·3!><!5 Deaths Land Grab? Criteria Work Hailed Nuke Pennit By District Trustees Ban Ordered Crltcna drnw11 h>' 11 t'om m1ttt•t• btu d ylntc 110111lblt· :.c)lrt'.iuUun in thl' Nt-woort Mt>. tt UnWed ''"•hool U11t· tricl h1tvt> bct•n approved by school d ll1trk t lrw4kt'~ T he cltl 11•ni. ro m mill cc w tis form1•d bN'IHl!it' or :.titl" require· menh lt N dul ll'I\ urc to set its <'fitcrs1a. •lutly thl' school1o. decide tr tht•rt' IN uny l\c.:rc1Htll1111 and n111kc r•·commC'ndation:. rur dt>scgrcgating Its rt' port 1is clot• hy July I T Rl'ST t:•:s TOLU committee 1•hJ1r111.111 ll1•11rv Uurkce on Tuesday lllght lttl'\ \\ 1•1 t• pl1•,1-il'd With the ~11rk ""'""In 111, 1·11111111 1tlC(.' of SOO\l' w 'l'ht• t•ntt·11,1 ~1·11· 111 JWll c1:. )'l':> or no IJUl''lt 1111" "411111· t'\Jnq1ll•:. Jrl' 1>11 ,11 utlt r111t progr.1m 1> <tnd other ..11°ll\ 1111·-. ~ 1th111 l'at·h i.rhool p rO\T ldt• t·quul oµportun1t1e s for part1r1pat111n un1I u1·hwvement to i.lu· dents of all rat·t .il a nd ethnt<' ~roupi." J\rt-1Jrog1 a rn i. and l>Crvil'e-; J\ 1ult1hh: lo 1111•1•1 lht-:.pcr1ul ~Ul"CI twnal nt•cdl\ of .il l pupil:."> ~i. th1• nH tal 1cthn1<' compo:-1 \II.\.., \I 'I'\ Ii I I \Ill \\ \I I \ISi.~ \I \I.I ..., rt >HI.:- FILL lion of ca<'h school. when compared with the e ntire district by number ttntf ptteent1tges, indicate that now, untf tn the foreseeable future, stu· ctenls are receiving an integr ated educational experience .. A TOTAL OF 13 such criteria were presented, based on ~uideUnes in Tl· tie V of lhe California Administrative Code. Durkee said He s aid ques tionnaires to help WASHINGTON cAP• -The~ Interior Committee has <Approved a aix-montb ban on federal con.~truction permita for nuclear eower Plants. ' Rep. Edward Markey, 0 -Mass., who pushed lhe measure. said Wednesday it would a ffect permits for six reactors at rour sit es in Arbona. M assachuselts, Oregon a nd Texas . e valuate the schools we re being dis· 4tlt T~! tributed by PTA members lo schools. . APPROVAL CAM E ON A Z3·7 VOTE after panel members generally agreed that the ban was largely a symbolic step to show that Congress is doing something about nuclear safety in the wake or the Three Mile Is land plant accident in Pennsylvania where lhey will be given to students, Mayor Richard G . teachers and administrators Hatcher. 45, ha!> won A s1m1lar amendment Lo the 1980 budget authonzat1on for the Nuclear Regulatory Com· mission failed 1n an Interior subcommittee on a 11 ·9 vote th e cruC'1a l Art Re ward Offered MARKEY'S MEASURE WOULD NOT affect th{' 70 power plants an operation or 92 plants under C'onst ruction TORONTO 1,~p I A French in· Democratic primary 1n Gary, Ind . pul- ling him within sight of a fourth term in the offi ce th at br oug ht him to na · l1onal prominence as ,1 black leade::·r and <J m bassudur tor lhl' na tion'!> ailing t:1l11::- Markey :.aid his amendment wouJd deny NRC construction approval Lo single reactors at the Boston Edison Pilgrim 2 plant, near Plymouth. Mass . Houston Lighting a nd Power's Allens Creek I pla nt near Houston: and two reactors each al Portl:.snd General E lectnc's Pebble S prings plant near Arlington. Ore .. and Arizona Public S1•rv1c-C'·, Palo Ve rde plant near Phoenix. s urance firm is offering a $20,000 re- ward for information leading to the recovery or a Picasso painting stolen from a private art galler y in Toronto. police said . The painting, "Woman in a Hat Carrying a Sheep's Head." 1s valued a t $500.000. experts s iwi ' NEW FAt'TOH\' t\RR IYAl ~"'i: Sl1GG . PRICE OCR PRlCE FAM OUS LABEL SWI'.\lSLTI'S ~23 $9.99 . BRAND ~EW TEHHY TOPS . $18 $9.99 ALL SIZES CLASSIC NAME-SHAND $18 $3.99 T-SH IRTS. S·M-L TERRY DR ESSES. S-M·L $36 $19.99 SPRING FASHION Bn IG I ITS VO ILE PRINT TOPS Sl6 $6.99 FOR MISSYS Save upto7rk Costa Mesa: 1892 Harbor Blvd .. (714) 63 1·3060 Mon·Fri : l0am-9pm /Sat: IOum.Opm /Sun: 12 noon-5pm 1\LIFOH:\IA .\PPAUEL f':\C'TOHY LOC1\TIONS Sant.a Monka. 11:12 W1lsh111· Blvd I'll 121:Jl395-lil79 /Manno cM Rey. \'tlla tarma Shoµµin g Ct>nll'I" l'h 121:11 ll:!l-03'21 /San Frmando. I 181tt Gll'no:1k.-; Hh d .. Ph t:!t:IJ:llil-0001 / Rf'dondo Bcn<'h. -tftJ N ~'rnnc1sca SI.. Ph· (213)374444i C.1SU1 Mt'Su. 1119~ I l;1rhor Bh d . Ph ti 14H~ll :JOliO I W n1urn. 24:Ji I brbor Bl\.d . Ph !fltl:il ti4:! Oti2~ 1 Thou"lu11d Onk..,, i:ii Thou:-;:md Oaks Blvd . Ph tllO:il ~CJ'i~il Ill S:an ( arlo,, 121.? El ('ammo Ht•al. Plr !415l!i9'l·151j l\c 'f'kf'lf'y. 2150 Sh.111uck I 'h 141.il -H8 752:1 /San l>lei;to. :lM7 t 'nivt•r ll y t\vt· l'h 171-0:llf;.~111~1 .\lontrl.ur. :i:!45 .\n\J\\ II\\~. Ph li l41tl:lti-lllH4 ...... ' ' • l I ---- .~ags Co•IJlne Look Maga~1m· O\\ ncr Uan1t'I t-'1lap cH'l'h1 left, who revived the pubhcauon this ~ear s tands with Rolli ng Stone publtsher Junn Wennl'r after the y announl·ed that th~ magazint!s will pubh~h undtr Joint manage ment. Luxury Autos ) Avoid Lines? BEVERLY HILLS CAP > The Salver Shadows and custom Continentals of the world must be getting their ~as somewhere. but 1t ctaesn'l seem to be on the long lines at the fe w service stations near the heart of this ultra-rich community's shopping district. "You don't see too many Rolls Royces on the line:· s niffed Andi Manpearl. inching alonlo( a round-the~block queue Wednesday in her Mercedes coupe. "And all the Mercedes they·re like. Volkswagens he re. .. VOU HEAR ALL SORTS OF jokes about Arabs pumping their gas Crom the oil wells on their property," s he added "But I think the sta· lions are giving preferential treatment to some of their clients." The gas line at Jack Colker's Union 76 station did have more than the usual quota of personalized license plates, expensive sPorts cars and the more m odest luxury-class vehicles. But otherwise it looked und sounded whc:n one young woman cut in, prompting angry shouts and honking horns like uny other gas line. THE CONSENSUS AMONG THE waiting drivers was that you won't find the really rich waiting on any gas lines. Several s aid they had friends who were getting 8as after hours or lit closed stations wher e they had maintained long- standing service accounts Colker admitted that c:.irs left for repairs will be filled up, providing their license plates entitle them to gas under the new odd-even rationing plan. Some of t he wealthy simply sent chauffeurs to wait in Line for them /\ man driving a Cadillac, who identified hims elf only as Robert. said he worked as a chaur feur for a real estate magnate and had been queu- ing up at least once a day to keep the family's four cars in gas. ALAN CHRISTY, DRIVING a Mercedes with his e mployer 's initials monogrammed on the door and license plates, said it was his first wait for gas .. Today's m y day off ... he said. "but my boss 1s good lo me and I volunteered to get in line " A man in a Pontiac Granct Prix, who declined to give h.is name. s aid he and two others were e mployed by a company to keep a fleet of 35 similar cars filled with gus "We'd normally be through by 10 :30 or 11 a m .. ··he said. "Now we 're taking until 4 in the even- ing." AT T H E BEVERLY HILIAi Hotel. Carey Limousine service manager Loren Mason said u few people who occasionally h.ire chauffeurs were re ntin(ot limousines as well, '·bt!cause their own cars are out of gas." Back al Colker's station. the owner-drivers on the line -dressed an everything Crom des igner Jogging outfits lo business suits seemed re- signed to their plight. Many reud newspapers and magazines. Motion picture and television producer Jack Wohl. who previously avoided lines because "I have a wonderful wife," s ipped coffee from a styrofoam cup as he wuited in his convertible sports car. ··1 though I'd be really angry," he said. gr in· ning broadly, "but I'm enjoying the rest. Usually I'm always on the run." Remember Mother on her day Sunday I May 13th we·re located in the Igo ,.-of? SARWAY SHOPPING CBfTER -'GUQ MOUltS: M-...... IN MIMWIN 9114 ADAMS lc..r.tM1 .. 1l1&..._, HUNTINGTON llACH .. -·. -..... . • ~.May 10, 1979 DAIL v PILOT A .. ' Dead Elk Discovered Paa~la 62 Ammals Found in Cowrado Reserooir C UNNISON. Colo . CAPl The Colorado D1vl11on o f WUdlll• aaya 1t haa dlacovtred the farC'a!u1eA ot 82 elk wtUch drowned Jn IUIH' Meaa Reservoir wot ol here Two separate pilea of elk car<'tttlllt'11, ubout 50 yuds apart, w1•r1• found In thu rc11ervo1r . walcthfe biologh1t Jun Olterman "'"d Tht• reservoir 11 being ln~·t·n·d to t•<'<'ommodate the eJt 111·1·11·cl t11~h :sl)rmat runoff. and t ht• t t'et!<hng water line left the dt'Ud l'lk l'XPo!lCd, he said Ot'•'K l i\l.S SP•:CULAT ED tht• t'lk, fon•c1I tv :.-.cck food at Lagunan Awarded Fellowship T> r Robert. Folkcnflik nf Laguna Beach. as · ~IH·1 a tl' professor Of Englis h <.it UC Irvan{•. has been awa rci ed a fellow:-1hip by the John S imon Guj(.:l'nh e im M t'moriaJ FoumJation in !'lew York. Ht-\\>ill use the award to travel to Europe to gathe r m aterial for a l>0<•k titled "The Artist as llero. 1740-1820 ... Or Fo lke nflak . a member o r th e UCI faculty since 1975, is the u uthor or "Samuel Johnson. Biographer ." He has WTitten articles o n Johnson ~nd s uc h 18th-century writers and poels as Henry Fielding, Sa muel Ric hard s on . Edward Gibbon and Alexander Po!)t!. lo wer e levations because or ileavy anowa early last winter, cot out onto the ice at the re· 1ervo1r before It was thick enou1b to hold lhem and fell tbrouah. "It Just makes you sick," said Olterman. "What with the weather. gett.rng chased by dogs,· hit by cars and tangled in fences, it's amazing a ny or them ever make it." Biologist Sewall Young, a Colo r ado State Uni ve rsity graduate student, said the dead elk included one bull and two male calves. with the rest beina cows and fe male calves. HE SAID THE loss actually is worse than 62 elk, since "we found 29 fetuses that would have been part of the herd this sum· mer.'' Young said an examination of the body rat on the animals and the size of the fetuses indica~s the elk probably fell lhrougb the ice in early December. Olterman agreed. "If they had fallen through th.is spring, there wouldn't have been an ounce or body fat on them considering the winter we've had," be said. ,, -c t:"<' ~-,, __; "Can I borrow the leg tonight, Dad?" IRAND OPENING ~1 1:1r11:r-11. =r~1:r1IRY At these prices, we're making a spectacle of ourselves. There are a lot of places t o buy eyewear these days Mesao Cited You can go to a so called "fashion bOutique" a nd pay spec. tac ular prices for famous names. Our selection ,., large enough to please the most f1nteky tastes. And our price.-. start trom 1us1 S34.SO (frame. glass lens. complete> whtch '>hould satisfy even the lightest budget. Mark N . Reade or Costa Mesa is a can- <11date for a doctor of philosophy degree from th e Un i ve r s ity o f Oklahoma. You can go to a "d iscount factory outlet" and get highly un spectacular eyewear for a next to nothing price. Or you can come to Optlul Factory, and get the be.it poss1 · ble fash ion looks in eyewear for the lfast possible price Optical Factory sells onlv the finest frames. As a rule, you only get what you pay for these days. So if you want a spec tacular took in evewear fashion without paying a spectacular price, there's r eally only one place to shop. Optical Factory. Hours: Weet<days 9-S:JO, Saturday 9·3. Hillgren Sq. 250 E. 17th Street• Costa Mesa • (714) 642-4630 Carpet Town·s Truckload · Sale! LIMITED TIME ONLY! Truckloads and truckloads are arriving al Carpel Town. bringing you a special purch11se on this luxurious nylon plush. It's 11 brimd new Anlron Ill nylt).n carpeting in the most popular colors . . Sod11 Froth. F1"nze. Cale au La1t. Spani1h Coin. Climbing Rose. Nutshell. and Amaretto. An· tron Ill nylon features tieat-set yarns for longer wear and resiliency treated with Scotchgard and 3-M static con· trol for easier care. Hurry. because alter lhe sale. the price SO. YOS. 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N.,..,_,, <""r>e' c~ ol \••Cl !>o\llM•\I qu••'"' I hen.-SU"RICMt COU•T 01' THE Soutll 0 tJ' 40" W•\I .01 1• te•I STATE Of' CA4.ll'OltMIA f'Ott P•••llel with ,._, E•\I ,,,,.. ot \41CI THE COUNTY Of' ottANGE Soull\e•\I -""" 10 Ille true OO•nl of .... Ao-'952 ~91M•nq of ft\1\ Cl~rlll\10'1, thenv M 0 TIC IE 0 F HIE A• 1 NO 0 F SPHERE BUILT BY TRIANGLES INSPIRES SPACE PROJECT R. Buckmln1ter Fuller Showa Ott Project of Genius Mind Th~ loflow1nq P"f>Ofl ·~ OOlnO bV\I ne\\ a!. ROBIN At.LISON 10434 f AIC()ll .Avenvt. Fount1t•'1 V•llry, C,..UfOtl'\1_. •11oe tonllnu1nqSoutll O ., '° w .. , .. ,.~ ,l(TITIOM l'O• PR08ATE OF IHI thMc.o Nor1h II" JS" 10·· W"'I HOLOO•APHIC WILL AND l'Ott U 00 Itel. lftHtc• Soulll 0 17 f/Y' Wt\I LI( TTIERS OF ADMIMtH•ATtOM S1H le<>llolMNMll<!'rl•l1Moll"" WI TH WILL ANNEXED AMO riqnt of ••Y Of Ir• Soul!>ern P...:111< AUTHottllATH>N TO ADMINISTER ll•ll•o.<!Co .•\0.'l(.rlbed•\P•r<el& UMDtE• THIE INDIEPEllDIENT 1n '"" -n.<.Of'Oed 0<.100.-• II, Int, ADMINISTRATION 01' ESTATES •n 8~ 1'I P4190 318 ol Ott<t\, l""n<e ACT Tensegrity .JGenius Work 8•ni•m,n Eow•n Cire.-.n Jr tWA F •l<on Aveni.if' Foun1e1n V"lle¥ C•lltorn1a 97108 Tn1\ l>U\ttW\\ h <ontJu<te<I by"'",,_ Ol~1du•I Ben1•m1n EO•in (tf'~n. J, l n 1\ \tAtfrnHlf WA' fllfl'(t _.ttPt 1t\fl' Coun1Y C.ler~ ol OtanQ" C.Ounh"" M•Y •. 1q19 Pt:RUC' NOTICE NOTICt: TOCREOITOlllS SUPt:RIOlt COUIH 0, T"E STATt! OJ CALll'OltNIA JOit THE COUNTY 0' ORANGE NO A·- Norlll .. Cl'48"Wttl IO,OO IWl dlOnq E\tele of IESUS RA MIREZ •••Cl N°""""IY llr>e, lllen<t Norlll O" ""'LACIO, •k• JESUS PAlACIO •1' •O" E••t S1 CO 1 ... 1 11\en<e Nortll Oecea...i. ' &• 1\" 10'" Wf'SI 18 'If> IHI. 1''14'"<~ HOT ICE IS HEAE8.,. GIVEN tllM Nortll Q 11' •O" E"'' ~H II lePI EMILIO LOPEZ P"'LACIO hot\ tllt'd 1t\~t'l(P Ea\tt!rlf 1]1 UO ,,...., mM~ or h~r•1n a l>fjt•hon tor Prob•tf"' ot le'\' 1n a dlrec t """' •o IN-''"'" 001nt of HOIOQrHlf'lu Wiii ttnd tor L,.Oer' ot ~91nn1nq Adm1nl\frot11on Wltll Wiii Annued and Str~t ~\\ 54'(1 P"C>Of'''' t\ •uth0rt1•1•on ro .omtn.\t@'r uno...-th.> located Mer •4•1 tC•tfilttt Alif'nUP tnchpendient Adimlnl\trdr'<>not E~tate-., C YP',.''· C.Htorni., At t. r~••~P to wtltch 1\ mdiCW to, F11 ... J Full.er's Splwre lrwenliori lnspirationa,l Publl\ ...... °'"~ c.o.i~· Dd••• Pllol MOY 10 II 14, )1. 1qi. lli11 IV PUBLIC l'iOTICE E\l•t• 01 lOUISA f' ... GUI All Ot '•4\'"<I Tt'"'~ ~no r ond1h0"\ ot \.~,. (i\f\ turtht"t Qilt1'Cul•r', din<I 0'14t ow ftmf" upon c.ont1rmatton ot \41t .. bY th~ •ftd pt-.~ of hearu-.o t~ wmt" ,.,d, Sup"''°' Courl \ICIO 000.,. '"" .. mo..nl bt~n -..1 IOf' M .. 19, 191'1. •I 10 00 OtO •o .c<.~w t,.... otter fM• Pf"O d m , 1n l1'W! 'ourt'oom ot [)e04rttn,..nt petty 1•,. tQ .,.. '°kt on ttn ., '' t>•\I\, Ho 3 of '•fUd court. at 100 C•••<. ~"'"" t'-'t t ot "'' to ft1lt' 4'W> '\Ubtr( t to t. ur or.ve ~. •n tf'\e Ctty of Sionta Anet, r~nt fct If\, (Ovfnont\ f O"d•llOn\ (•htorn•• R PHILADELPHIA IA P I Buckminst er Fulle r s a id he created the word "lensegrily" lo descr ibe how a bundl e of rods and cables can be made into a giant sphere so l ight and strong it can support a rtoat inJ? space sta t ion a mile in diam eter . T hat's right, agre<:d physicist Ernest Okr ess. who has de- veloped a double plast1c·film en· velope to cover Fuller 's lenst-· grity geodesic . Thal double t'n velope will traJJ air hcatt•t1 h.\ the sun·am l cn a hlc the STAHS 1 S phc·ric<1I Tcn :.t•J.:r1ty A l rnos pht•ric H P~t:arl'h St al1on 1 balloon to n oat w m1l1·s above th e earth, Okrl•ss ~a id Fl'U .f<:R. WllO AT x:1 m ain ta1n s the w ork s<•ht•cluh• 11£ t hr1·1· m e n. wears t wo ht«1rini! aids and ln·foc<tb, 1~ World Fellow in R esidence for the univcr:.it y of Pennsyl vania and Hry n M awr, Sw arthmort.> and Jlavl•rford col· le~es Rut for pa rt of his hfc the> tiny. wh1tc•-h a1rcd inventor phi l o sophe r poet c n~1nc er arc hil cct -teacher author was kno wn as <1 c·rack 1101 He ~as thrown <•Ul of l1;1rvard l \\ IC(', !'OOS1dt•fl•lf !>Ull'Hle <ll aJ,W 32. and dcC'idt·cl common man could do somc thinJ;! and so 10 vented a rear.steering c;ir th<it seat~ 10 and got 40 miles per ~allon SO years a~o lie also re· s u r r ccted tht• unc1l'nt Greek wor d ··ccol11gy" and str uck out in j ust alH1ut every direct ion known to modern m an . Fuller. who owns m o r e than 2.000 patents, is best known for inventing the geodesic dome. ALTHOUGH IT WAS Gum ver whose travels took him to the Ooating city of Lapula. and it's more likely that science fiction would dream up a mile-wide n oating balloon that can launch space ships and r ecord scientific :iata. lbe STARS project isn 't fiction. Okress. a principal scientist at the Franklin Research Center, has completed mor e than a y ear·s an alysi s p roving that F uller 's structure and his double en velope are reasiblc . He's ap- plied for government gr ants ror engineering s tudies needed before building a prototype a m er e quarter-m ile i n diamet er Fuller patented his t ensegrity sphere in 1967. ••NO COMPRESSION m ember touches another . The t ension is continuous. That's w hy I call it tensional integrity --then cut down the name to tensegrity." said Fuller, speaking from his offices decorated with brightly· colored posters. souvenirs from bis worldwide trave l s sus· pended transegrity models. Each metal spar of the tense- grity sphere i s suspended by taut cables. T he spars arc strung t ogether in hexagonal and triangular patterns. linked only through the cables. The r e- sulting sphere is extrem ely light because of the m inimal number of spars needed. "Take a sheet or paper and roll It into a cylinder -I can use it for a column," Fuller ex· plains. "That's called simple curvature, but the lines are in parallel. ''NOW THE COMPOUND curvature of a sphere ls simply triangulation. That's the essence or my discovery of the geodesic dom e -reaUzlng people didn't know what a sphere really was -it's all triangular." Fuller 1ay1 he next examined compreu6on. •·While m an .was bulldln1 stone on stone. nature dealt wtth : rravlty through spheres -lhe t _moon, Eartb, the atom. Man bad NOTIC.E , ... Hf Pf fH C.IVE N to Ill<' 1-:DITOR'S N(JTI-' It i(l()k.'i hkl:' a rant.lorn e.rpU>swn o/ pretzel sticks '"'' r •' t1on\. ,.,,., •iltt1f4n\ nqht\ O•l~d ,,,...,, •. 191'1 caught in a spuU!r weh It ~ 001 II .~ o symphony o/ 1na11qles /onnmg a sphere and 0111• n/ thr m1JSI rl:'mt1rkable prudur11t <If the mmd o/ R RuckmmsteT Fuller It~ 111rengtl1 is Lou m mpared with Its mass. and 11 may one da!J /li:>at 19 m1lr., qf>ov.: 1-:arth Yoi.·11t' gc11 to see 11 10 ht-lt,,ve 11 r•qnh ot wa1 dnd .. d\.l"nvnh 01 ,,. l EE A. 8QAH(.H r0tO In 400•1tOn. our<MYr ,,. to •Qr.-... • <AUn•'f' Ck-A 1n ,..,.,"'°"'"" Gt" Poi¥ t,.. 0' Of\ btJ'ohAtf t>f Ot MA•CO & ARAUJO y.fl<Pr '\,.II~ \.t O\l\ .. M .,..,~y\ 01 r• tN N. ,..._ $1 , S..... - ,,_.,_.Qnt"'O •nO '""•\•no oort•Oft of,..,,, 'S.a•t• AM .. CA '77H 1nq qolf COUtY , .. CN1tf'd ., ... ,..,.,ult flt T•t f PU J ~ WVf',.<ttrK• Of WtO pr0t)f'f"1Y ff'()f'n \.U\,h A"W .. n ... ~ ........... done just the oppos ite I wanted to rf!Vt'rse that "I found man h :1d donC' that ~ h<'n h e invcnteEl'ENOI ~(; o~ Tiit-: (•t1n r1~urat1on of thl' spar-.. f<'ulll•r:. l l'O St·~rity ~pht•rt•i-1•<1n t)l' t•1tht'r rl~ld or SI) nf'x1hlt• !hl') t·an l•l· houm•ed like halb · i\ spht•r t• nut only ~I \"" tlw most volumt' fc1r the lt·a~l -.ur face but abo ~!I H'S the ~tron~c~t ·•w.-·~ ~fling lhr •o•t for tit~ lea•l for ltu•anily ~pltrn-... i" a :.tructure. ht· ""Y' ··\\ t"n · g1•! I 1ng th(• mo:-1 f11r thi.· lea:.t for hum<tnil~ in a '>phcre " Fuller thought the tensc~r1ty sµhert• 1f tug cnou~h wouM ht.' ll~hter thun air and float bv itself lie also en visioned fllhn~ t he st rut s w it h he l ium anrl patentc~d a ball<x m -t ype covering or his Oli''Tl. BUT Ft;LLER l"LOATlm off to other ideas. leaving the presc- $14 Million In Rebates Won by FTC W ASlilNGTON 1 A I' I The Federal Trade Commission has negotiated what 1s pot entially the largest cash settlem ent in its history, winnjng $14 million in ~anceled debts and refunds to 7 .600 buyers of homcsites in ccn· tra l Colorado. The land was sold. using what the FTC called "allegedly de· ceplive cl aims," to r esidents of Chicago. a number or cities in Colorado and Texas a nd other places throughout the country . THE FTC SAID the s ub- di vision sites 75,000 acres in all have "virtually no use at present or in t he roresecaWe fut ure." M a n y buyer s we r e servicem e n . blue collar and while colla r workers aod people planning r etire m ent, the an· nouncement said. U nder the arrangement. the buyers will be eligible for a re· fund of 70 percent o f t he amount they paid. They must return the la nd to the seller. The agreement was reached with Banker's Life and Casual- ty Co. of Chicago, 11 other firms and Robert Green berg of Los Angeles. T he subdivisions are San Lws Valley Ranches, Rio Grande Ranches, Top of the World and Larwill Co8tllla Ranches in the San L uis Vall ey area a nd Hartsel Ranch and Est ates of the World in Park County in cen· tral Colorado. The FTC opened a toll-free hotllne in Its Denver office for buyen who think they m ight be entitled \o refunds. The number ~ 1·800-525-5118. ••<••"•· ~no .. All,., \ lf'~f AAO othfor PuDH\hed Ori'ftQlle (.oa\t 04,iy P11ot ••CW~\4!\ ol ... 1~. "°' to .. ,...,.,. IOI•• Mo~. 10, , •. ·~ 1,.g.1~ of Ul~ 000 810\ 0t Oft'!""\., .. lfW•tll"d tor \A•d ,, •I proc;;-e,.. t .tnd "'U\f Dr' '" w r 1tlnq ~t\0 •111 bl' rH~•'h'f' ny '11' ~ "*"''"~' a.u ... Ul'lt ,..,.,t Brow~ ... no 81l""f'Wtl/ PUBLIC N011CE ,.uorn ... f\ tt>' >w:t•O £ ,,., utr.. ~• '1 ' ~U t'E••O-COUWT Of TME tc',,.,,,.,." ,_.,,,.,"u' 1 110'1 .._,.,..,." STATl OF CALIFORNIA ,OR (4 1tfl')rn1' "' <11"' t1m• .~tl•r ,,,..._ ftt\I THE. GOUNTV OJ" O•AMGE 11t ,,_,.. "t).J""" n11"''"'° (.).,., ~"'°"• OEO"OE. l C•TLIN OUDl1t•fi()l'j ()f fF\t'\ nftflf"' o'WJ t')'iltOO• .... A t .... PUBLIC NOTICE l",.."'"'''Mf')f \~•fJ .. 41,.. "O TICE OF Ml:ll•l "'G OF ltlCH"'RO II tLE,..ENTS •ncl IRIAH K I URGESS rri.., E.••ru(t .. ,-,.vrv• t""" r1qnt to PfT ITtOM FO• t'ROaATE OIJ WILL ,.,.,,., t ... n, 11nd ,-11 tlld' urirJ" to.,.,,., 'f 01 A H O F O tt: L E T T E • \ FICTITIOUS llUSINt:U NAME \TATEMIENT '1l "'"' ~-"'"' dn ,.,,n.,, rf'lftt1"n1nq '"'°' ,,,.,. TISTAMl.NTARY O•••<l Mo / l.i9 (\l•I• of CHA llLE!> !>!EE O ' \-\ t' w1•n • mlr11~11t•d h} 1t and lh• 1011ow1nq "'"wn "oo·n~ uu" Ii \ V 11 II t• r · .., c o 11 l' l' p I l h a l ne""' I I J N l PHOTO, •111 Woodcrt\1 '"'~ tl1111g thal larg1· wnu d Jt! Ot1vP Hon111\Q10<1 a~ACn ( .. 1.ro•n•o in ark 111 n 11at. .. Sobl·rm :,in s:11tl .,.,.~ Jonn O l •M f ._,,., itl1 • Wnudc., •ttt S'llll'rman g a\1' lht' !Oh t o Orov•· oiu1111nqlon Bu<h, L .. 1.1orn•• <II. n·-;:-. ~ h11 ~\ :t" morl' thci n <1 lrt -.,.,.b lit• ~l..t•pl u·al l ll· c1 bo was m ore ,,,!,~~A~u"n"" '' rone1u<1,.o 0 • "" '" th:1n .1 lrtth: 1nt t·n·sll'd JonnA L•n.1•~•• Tf\1' \tt4tM'T"l!!nl •"''" hi~ w ith ttw Counh c1 .. ,--.. ot Or•n9e tounh' on "WE 11 .\Vt:~·T St-:t:N any AP""'·"" naws, .. l>a)'S_O,kn•:,;-. 68, WhO has Publl\he<I 0rM100' COol\I O••l~·i:;z ma 11c thP S1 A HS project his Mo 10, 11, 1• 11 m • ,,.,. 1• Pl!BU(' NOTICE S111t• 100 Lo•"-""· C.ltlonu• _,, AnerMr tot E•..c.utor Puttll'""""'O Qt,.nq C O<t\I fJ<t•h P11ot M•y 10 II I• 11 IYI~ ·~~)I• Pl.Bl.I(' ~OTIC t: "CTITIOU$ lllJSINES$ MAMIE ST .. TEMIENT ,,..,. IOJIOw•no "''W "' •r• OOtf'iQ t>u\1ftf\\ .-t\ HUGHES P .. l M DFSEAT l ro 7JO Hew oort ""''' o ... ,,, '5-t.J•tf" ~ Ne•oort ~h. C.ahforn•" IJ?betiO w1llutm W Huq,.., Jr 111• S.n fl.t QO Ort • .... H t"•DO" 8 '•< h C•llfof'l'hA91M0 rullt1mt• (.'OO('t•rn at thl' Frankljn (\·ntrr II 11101..., very promis- ing. although""'' tnt•d lo kill it." FICTITIOUS SU\INESS Tllomd\ H Purtrll •1•7 S••rrd Ok re•:,,-; dul p11n1·ture thi:' idea of llw tt•n,.,l·g n I~ "Jihen· floating :111 hv 1t~l·:f or t•\ <•n ~1th helium hlll·ci i;l1 ul~ NA.Ml. Sl4T(M£HT ~1"'"4' qo.o, '"''""' (4lltOf"flfd q'1MJO f t"t• to11ow 1n9 P-'\On\ tU" ao1nq P~•~r M °'"" u.A •~bt"'lid rr• Du\IM\\ •\ r•c"' (ttf"°""-' 0-01 M;Jr C.al•fe>rn•• Q2•)~ Sll NDO WN l\Utl (\I NG llicn••O f rr ,•n••I 1•e1 MAI N TENAN([, 181 Sn~11m,ar Or1•-t K1nq\b0nl (,,,_.,. f1,atlri, (dlll0,,\1.ri M1'«J,-""O 0ot Oll"' "'" V>I\ Ei"'lutr1' nt t~ ... ,,.,,. Of H_.n9 V""'""I\ Jt ~MY'O !I At.L. HUNT. HAltT IROWN ANO IAERWITZ AliorfMrt ,.,. E•""1ru PubliV~ f')f~Qlli' (~'' (J"11 ..-"•lot "'o 9, tO. I~ 1919 lltl() 1' P t;BLIC NOTICE \UPERIOlt COURT 0' THE STATE 0, U.Ll"°ltNIA FOlll T"E COUNT Y 0, OR .. NOl Ne.A·1-N0T IC £ 0' "EAlt lNO 0, PETITl()toj FOlll PllOl ... T£ OF WILL AN D FO • L E T TER S Tt!STAMENTAR ... f \l•l• ·I Vf r.I Nr t C,M J t~ ~, ...... ,,..,., "'O••<f '' HlPr B,. ..,,.,.r,. '""' P l(,...AfiO 'If fA,,.O e> "" hl~cJ n-rptr'I , ?"f•tlO" tOt Prff)..4,.,. oi W 1JI ""d t or l'"n •r• '"'\ldm .. ,,,.,,., 1!111 I lrkcd the structure m ~t":. 1:-. v .. ry lo"" t't1mpared to st n •ni.ith The· rt·<1s1111 I ~ot in· lt•rt·.,11-rl I IJl•g;.in to think of two tm 1•l11pt·:. around the struc· lll rt.: .. Co"• M~~. C.fltorn1~ •1b11 91'80 Robt?rt N OtM,...., 181 'Sh~hmttr Kflllh A JohMOn 111? Ya Vlll•QP ,,,,,.,,.,,, .. to -"'•<" •• ,...,..0-'°" turt,..., Onvt-cone MiPw C•••'Orn1~ .,ti,, Dr i•e. tAffj1tf 0• ,,... ~d. C.&11torn1~ Otf'''' u•~v.. ,,na 1n..tt tf'u 1im .. dnd The co11 c'l'n lrtc envelopes, ml.Ide of l wo lay1•rs of very thin. '>lrong pl<1st1c. w1>uld c r eale a ··greenho use' dfl'C-l," Okress ~:.iys. The outC'r I ;iyl·r of p lastic \\OUld be spertrally sen~it1 vc. m effect Crl•at1n g a ··o ne·way lhermal m irror · th:1t would al tow soil.Ir cnt>r~~ in hut keep the heat rrum cscap1n!-( at night. Wlll1•m r OolY, 111 Sl,,.l1mar 0001 Or1n, CO\IA """""• C..lllO<n•• ~1&11 G.-v E F •v• H• t H1Qlll•nfl Bev~rty-A Ooh, 181 c;n.11m .. , A•en11~. 10~ L•N'Jd, C~h'O'"'"' ''* Or1v~. (Ol.tt• Miiltw , C.ahforn1~ <l7&11 01<.• J ~tt'WJitll , C.&rOIV" L ~.n Th1\ bu\IM \\ 1\ conOudt·O by " deli, fru\t..,.\ of 01<.k. J ~dnddll •nd ~ne-r•I Oiir1Mf\f'\tp Carolyn L AAro.tH fru~I )71' Lvn.-Rooer1 N Ooldnit court. S.n JOY. C••·•o•n•• "13!> Thi\ 'tatement W4'\ hied w1ttl ,,..,. R 1ch.,1d M 8dr .,.., 09JJ Av••r't County Cler• ot Oren~ Coun1y Ofl Mo S•n 01eoo, C.hlom1a "1 131 8. 1q79 J•m•s E MtNamara, 1f/tJ7 W S<tn '11"71 Lorento .A"""""· Sanla And. Cal1fe>rn1a PuDh\,_ °'"""" eoa~· D111fy P•IOf, ~1101 M n 10. "·, .. )I, 1'1q 11 ... ,. Wllh•m LYO<> ,,.,,, .... of Wllh.tm P UBLIC NOTICE H•rwcll l yon '''' fru't 3614 South Pl•tt, ••"'·~no~•o. "'• n~ l~ l ;on. 114 l•nd• l~lt' HrwooH BH<ll C..l•l0<n1a '70b0 lt .. f»U 8r1M" N()f't.~1ft"t l8()) Pon f ,ttjn olo' • "'' f'Pdtt"'° '""' \.t'9'\• n.-., b"t-" v r fO' Md'W' 'fQ 1Q1Q .,., I(. ,. tn in ""' rn,,,. lr()f')m Of ()lloo.trf'"'"' N-.. t of • 111d l O\lr t dt 100 Cu•c C• ntt-• Oriv .. W\ \I •'\ tru• (•h o• \idt11"4 4'n..,, (.lt1forn1ct 0.,lfl(I MA• t lQ '0 LEf />. B~•NCH Countv (lt-r~ EOWAltDV 1..0110, ESQ MS Clly P•,,,••Y Well .1:1• Or•n9e, UnMI Ttl llHIU.1111 An_, tw ,..., .. _, Pubh\,_ 0r~~'7 C,.0..\1 D•ll• P"ot Mn 9, I~ lb. 1q7Q II~ /Q Pl:BLIC' SOTICI:: NOTICE TO C•EOITORS NewPOr1 Buth. C.•l•IOm•" OJf>OO NO.A....... Jam"·· r P1rfl,. 117 V1'\f.1 oe-1 llttml SUPtE•IOtt COU•T 01' T"I Monlt . L°' (Hiio•. CAl•IO<n•A OSOJQ NOTICE TO CltEOITOltS STATE 01" CAL,,ORMIA 'OR T"" Du"""'' '' tonOutteO by d SUPERIOR COURT OP: T"E T"E COUNTY OF OltANGI llm•tt. 0.CUo.#0 Tll" •l•l....,.nl wa\ hlt<I ''"'n ,,.. N•. A·"7• from the warm ci1r 1ns1de." he NOll(I? ,, ~ • .,.,,Cl'""" lo "•dllO<\ Co..nly (••""'o'-(.ovntf'on M•v In lllP M•ll<'• o• .... E\l•I• OI )a vs ...... nQ <l••rM -•Ml I .... "'d ~t •• ,.,. HAlEL Vt CLEVELANO ah H .. l El • . denl IO Iii• WIO tl••m• In Ille olfotP Of RUTAN & TUCJICt!lt l'l E VE UIND DnU~CI The STARS d1 r igtble would 111e t1••• o1 1i.e •lo<'•w1<1 co..ri o-10 :,':';"9~u· . 1 Noll<•,.,,..,,.,.,, 9, •• n 10 cre<1110" n t ti bo I 9 · 1 bo I pr•w-nt ,,.,..,,, to '"" vn<>-, \1Qft~ .. , ·~ •-..-. c.MM' On••.~--.. .. Mv•no < , •• ,.,,... ~·"'' tht" W•d 0-< ~ O:J J?Cll y a ut ml es a ve Olli(• of J .. 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I"" San V1te<1I• Bl•O .:.00, lo• ·~It\ winds w ould Sl'cm hke mere ::7'~::.,,";'.'';;;.;~1~';'~.:"::~1~1~" PUBLIC NOTICE ~.~1<:~~~~."!~~'.np~~·~t1,'.!1~~ wh1Hs !>ut h ',.,,,,, w1lh Int n•c••'•" der\19...CS '" ... mall•" 11"r1~1n1n9 10 0 k ress says a do u g hn ~t -:~:.~A~':~~1~1;::;o ,:;,f~~':,;~~.~ NOTICE ~~s~:g.',~E·s SALE ~~~,:::;1~:~, ~:·:;•-;.•;1•1:d·~~ ihUPi.'d rlOj.:! arOUnUl>lltallon.,.1111\noll<t On "'•Y )I, iq79. di II 00 • m proStnlf HEQfBY l'jlVEN 11141 £lllAbl:TH 6UANfl STEED llo» t1IC"d ""°''*n ., ~1t1on tOt Prf)ltMt .. ot Wiii 4n.d t&r L""""" l.-\1dtnttntflrv, ,.1,.rr-nt .. to •"•\.n i\ m.or tOf •~'""''" P•'' ,, -.;ldf\, ond tf\~t ttw-hmt dnG o l1tt ,. 01 ~~' 1nq '"-~· na--.. be-en ~t 'O' M., )'(# tt79 ttt 10 00 l'I m in "'" 1ouruoo,,., nt 0.:-·~•~rit No Jot \d•d fOU"'• "' '00 (1<11t (~ri• .. ,. O'"'"' we,t 1n tn• r ih ot Sdntf\ •nd (d• tcm •c1 O•l•d w...v 9, 1•1' I EE A BPAN(.H, {ount1 C.ln• l MAltSHALL SMITI4 <I• s ... -..... ~-otL•• USS. Wftl-- L .. 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County Cler' 01 Ora~ Counlv on "'"''' >0, 1•7' FllU .. Publl\lled °'""00 Coast Delly Piiot. M•• 3, 10, I/, 74, 1~7• 1111 19 P UBLJC NOTICE pertmcl(•r of thC' ST/\RS balloon D•t•Cl ~V /,IU~ !>TAN SHAW COAPOA ... llON,. month\"'"'',,..""' ouDli(8hOll Of would c.ahsorh s unlight admitted ~~'::,!, :,a,v: w111 ~/~!:~";:u~~~·::~·~?~!n:~o ttt~.~:~c~v '·tot~ P•CT•Ttous •u-s1N1Ss-- by ( hl' pl aStl!' l'nvCIOpeS. The of Mkl Deodf'nl 0."" of Tru•I d4'tl!CI !>.,ptemtle'r II JoM W ft'l>"IOinQ NAMI STATEMENT rad 1 atwn wuuld be ahsorbed by BOYLE, ATWlLL & •OllMSOH ,,,., ,,,.,.._ Otl<>f>"• s. ,,,. d S '"'' E••curo• 01,,,,. ... 11 r11e1~1ow111911er-11•do1n0ou.,,,.,ss • A"~"Y••IL.t• No •1•1.1n -11'17P'"0"1'11,olOI .,...,,.,.,,,0 .,..n1 u a water !'loud 1n~1dl' lhf' c losed 17'~E11CIWA-. ll<l•IAt<Of'd\lnllW!otllc~ollh~(O\ln lfROY8.TAl'T !>HOWPLACE INTERIORS, ll .. 1 rmn whH·h ('11111 I then be stored ... ..-•. Cell-• '1111 ty llP<Of""' of O.enoo Covnh St.tie ot ,, .. ,Sen VIC-• lll•cl .... B•ook"u"'· No . 1'1. Hun11n9ton .., · ' · , Tel u u 1 ,,.., .. ,, .. ,_ C•lilorn1• LH A ........ CA -&ucn. C.111otn1• ~ as h eal t•nerg~ I (I nl 3 i ntaln 3 Publl\llOCI ()f-CO<tsl D•llY Piiot Wll l SELL "'I PUBLIC AUCTION Pubh\Md Or-Co.as! D~lly Pilol, llnditA Bu""'''' constant 1111 l rnal t(•mper·1ture M11y 10. 11, "·JI, 1'79 1171 ,. TO HIGHEST BIDDEP Foq CA!>H Mo ) 10 11 ,. 1~ ll•Ooll"u"'· No 1•1. Hunt.n91on • , ' • 1 P•v•blf •t ttm~ "~ )•le' in •••ful ' ' ' · , 173 ,. 8te<h, C..ltfornl• .,.,,_ Inside. lh<: IC!mpcrature would PUBLIC NOTICE mon•y Of t~ Unltf!d ~1 ...... "' IM T"'' buslN n IH-.Clf!d by •n In· be a bout RO dcgret·s outside the ••ont ""1'-t 01 sr•n St>~ .. eoroo .. •· P UBLIC NOTICE "1"du•• ' , ' _ ----tlon, JllS I-11111 !>t , S.nl• An•. L1ncs.t"' 8un1et1\ Str JtOsphcrc• IS ahf'lut 27 c1eJ:(reeS, NOTICE INVITING llDS C•llforn•• .,1'01. 1111 t10lll ullt """In· T"'' stel-nl ••> !tied wllll fhP Ok r t•ss !>:lys T n descend or NOT•CE is HEllE8Y G•VE.N ,,.., 1eru1 conwyect10 enc1 ,,.,,. r.e1e1"" 11 l'ICTITIOUS IUllNIEH co .. nr, Cler-ot O•enve c°""rv on d h IM 80.,.CI of Tn"'"' of I"~ C.O..tl unclof M•CI DMc1 ol fru\t In I""' pr-f-NAMI STATIEMIENT Al>fll >O, lf1' ac;l'l'n • t e 1ns1dc temperature commun<ty Cottev Dlw•<1.,. O••...-'' ,11 ... 1.0 •n ... ., eoun1 v •""St••• The •ot-"9 IW''°" '' dotnq °".,. ,,, ... cou Id he lowerf'd or raised count•. c.11tom••. wm ·~o•vt ,... '"K•lbedH ""u •• Put111,...., 0r...,. Coe~ Delly P1io1, , d 11 t l.k • ht . bl0$UploJOOpm -•y,Mey11, LOlllol Tr«l lnl,••llfl• .... 11••· A J SPOl'T 114 w Ulll!>t .... l,Mer l.10,ll,1',lt7' 1101·1' gra U3 Y, JllS I (' a 0 atr l'1t •I ll'le Pvr<~•"9 OtOI of w l cord90 1n 11oo1i, .a.,._, 1• ..,d 10 1n. No u , 'Mwpor1 Buell, Cehfornle ---- balloon. he acids "-' "''"1c' 1001"" ., mo "'de"' ciu\lv• o1 Mi><~"•""~~. •n 111e tt...i Aven~. (D'\le ""-"'· C•lllotn111 •I office OI Ille Counly AK°'°"' Of W1CI Allen J-Sm.,11, nc W Ulll THE NCCLF.US OF lbc mile- wide STARS balloon would be the actual control center . where a l'rc w of about 30 wo uld oversee sc1Pnt1f1 c oper at ions. repairs and even sµuceship launchings. Ok r ess says. Because pressure. not te m - perature. would be the sam e in· side the STARS balloon as out· side, c r ewmen would have l o wear pressurized spac e suits outside the control center . The mile.wide b alloon would weigh about 6,000 m etric to ns. ''M ost o r the techno logy is a lready in place ." says Soberman. adding that the 30· foot·long metal struts and cords can be m ass·produced Engineerin(( studies will take about 3"'2 years and it would cost around $1 billion t o develop a rull·flight m o del. Soberman says. •111<11 llme .. ,., bid•""'~ ovb•lct co..nty '>l •te1, No u . Ntwoorl 8e•<". ~-encl,...., fOI T"• sl'"" ~' •"" ol,..., , om· C••ttorn1• '*3 EQUI PMENT FOR N~W AAT mOft cltt19nel-. 11 •ny. Of 1,.. •NI Th•S -~\ 1~ tondu<lll PutPOr1eCI dlvi-1 COLLE GEEOUUTIOHALUNIT •I tobt 413C.bflllolt"«~.C0<onedel All.,Jemn Smllfl All Did\••~ to lit In ec:c.,..denu wit M•r, C.lltornl1 ''"~ Tiii• it~ •"' llleCI wllll ,,,. Ille Btd Fonn ln\trucllon\ eftd C-1 Tll~ ~~ 1 rv>I~ C11<.<l•I"" Count Y Ci.ti! OI 0.-'°"""on M•y lion\ eno Soetlllut-• wlll<ll •r• .,,., fl~lllV ,.,.. ..,., •~o,,e<lrwn ol I,"" ontll••ncl,,..ybue<u'"1n11Wott100 Ille slrffl -..., •"" otller common Ille Purc~"'Ot"' of wlcl K'-ldl> 0.•19n•llon, ll ..,,, \llOWn l'llt-.ln Irle!. S.ld ..i. will bP ...-but •ll'-1 1'114-Pul>lll""" Or-CO.,I 0.11• PllOI, ,.,., J. 10, ". "· ,.,. ..... 7 E~ll bicldltr ~I subfnlt wltl'I "I coven•nt or .. .,,..,,,, UD<ln Of 1m· -----bid • <H NI ,-\ <,,.0 , orllfleCI <"-<~. plied. t'991tf'C1'"9 1111•. llO\Wl110n, Of' PUBLIC NOTICE o• ~· 11one1 '"-... ,-to ontuml>r.,.,fl, lo Pn '"" ,..,..,,.1"111 ordltr of Ille Cont Cornft\unlty Colll9f Pf'iftclpel "'"'of the notel•I we;.,,.., -------OIUrlCI llo••CI ol T•u•'"' In •n b' ... d DMdol T•ll\t, ~-II U .OI0,00, FICTITIOUS8US1Nt!H .,,.., .. n, ""''°'' '""" llW oerconl 1~-..1 wlll'I In ..... , Nrl'Of\, "' Of"O•fded In NAMI STATEMENT ol "'">um blcl ••• 9 ... fMll• tllet I Mkl -1$), ..,....,cu . ,, .. ,,,, -l,...follOWl~P'lr\onl\dollWJbUtl,,.\l t>IClcH• wlll onllr Into 1"4 P•-the term> al >did OMd ol Tr.nl. IH>, " COfllrtcl II Ille -I• _ _,_ I <ller.,et -UpHIW\ of IM Tru.!tt "Im. tn tllt ewnl Of l•llure to enl•r 1n. Ind 01 IM truth c-.elld o' w•d Dftd ("'AfWA IGHf ~E CUllllTY SV!> T EMS, rn £ P•ldl\ ~.,. il>n.ir..lm. Calllornldq190S to """ ~r.O, Ille pro<-of Ille of Trusl, CIMIO wlll .. ~Ii-ct, or 1 .. Ille Cett Tl•• MM!lclary -· wld Otto of of• bond,~ lull wm .... ,.... will be Trull ,._,.toforf •••cutf'd .tnd de· lorltltll<l l!t ,..lcl "'-' e111r1c1 llvtltil to ,,,. ""*"'-d • "'""'n No .,_ rNY •lllldr-Ill> bid tor 0.<1.,•llOll of Otteult -~-• period of IOrty.fl"" 10 1 0.Y• •fte lo• S•I•, •ncl • written Noll" of tl'W O•tt Mt tor IN -nl"9 tlwr.of 0.l•\111 -flKlkln to Sell The Ull" T ... ..,, al Trvtl ... ..._ ........ dtt>l•ll•d (l \IHd Uld Nolle• of prlylf ... of rejecll119 *'Y -ell l>Wt 0.1•1111 -Eleclkln to \olll lo i. ... or to ••I .. .,, l,,......,lllt\ or Ill· cor-In I,. c_1, _,_ ,,.. '"' lortNlltlft HI _., llld~ Ill IM.,_.... pr .... rty It_..... NOttMAN E wAnoH s.-~ C.0.-.. lon Sec1Y ...... ef M ..... Tn.tt•, ,,_ •Y e-+.Fry Pi*ltMcl DrMfll (;Nit 0.lly ltllet "111111,,,.. Or-C-1 0.lly Pllet t. o >. IO."" 1101· MIY 10, IT. 1', lf1' 111 .. 7' ' ' (l'\rtwrl Qht Eno1nt rrtnc.1 t n tOtPO•"tt'd.1\1 E P•l•I\ Ad , "'n•M1m, C.•lllnrn••9?1CI) flll\ b<nlne•• "<tonel\K l•CI by • ~Of pOrallO<> C"ior1WTIQtltEno•,,..r•nv, 1n< t J•,,_"'"°"· Vi<\oPr~10enl•ncl ~-••IMIOl\"91'r Tim •1Alot""'"I "'"'' 111.a ••Ill ll'lf Covnl y '"''' OI Ot""Ot Counlf Of! "'1>1 II "· "" 1'1141 Pul>h~'-" Or.,._ (JM\I 0.1lf PHOI Apf , .. ,,.,Mey), 10, I I, ltl9 ltl).I PUBLIC NOTICE ---------•·ln.4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO.A·9-$UP&•IC>a C:OU•T OF THE. STATIE ~ CA4.l,0ttMIA l'O• THI COUNTY Of' ottAMOE In, ... Metlet OI 11\e E~l•lt of J°"N HAR LEY MUICHLE R .... J, HARL.EV MUTCHLE R •'• J. H. MUTCHLER. !>Kt•~ Notite •> ~eov 9••M 10 cr41Ctlte><• h1v1nQ ct .. ,,.,.. -oe1n~t the s••d Ofr<,. IMfll to Ill• W!CI <l••m~ 1n lllP ott1ce ot ,,,. cit'' ot ,,.,. ••ort,..•d co..rt or to ore-.nt lllem lo Ille unde,.,19Md •I l"-oll•U Of JOHN H. WHATLEY, )U ~uflty 8000., 13' E CoforeOO 81YCI , "·-·· c.111 .... n1e .. 10t. ""'''" l•I 1 .. ott1u t> Ille Plate ol busJnes• ot th<' under\191*1 1n •II m.11.,... ~r,l••nlnq to )elCI Hitt.. *" Cl•lm\ ..,,,,, Ille ,,.,.,..,,, YOllCllen rnu>t CM" t1'9d o• Pfe>enltKI •• •IOftMICI "'""In lour mont~ •nff IM llt\I llUl>lk•llOfl ol '"" no11,. 011.0 """" '•· "" KENNETH C NEWELL Caetlllor Of Ille Wiii ot 'Miid OK.0...1 .IOMll It, WMATLaY AttwlleyM~ tultc.nty ..... . .,. .. ~ ...... . .. -.c..........ttttt ,..,..,_Or.,.. Cont o.tly ltlfOI, ........... ..., '· 10, "" . • -· . -. ..... ... t t \ t ' \ ·LOCAL Oeltyl"t ... Si.ft ..... FORD ROAD WIDENING JOB IS UNDER WAY. BUT WHO'ti IN CHARGE OF IT? Irvine Co. Is Paying, but lrvlne and Newport Offk:lal1 Say They're Not Admlnl1tertng Project Who's Charge Here? • ID Road Projecl Disavoiood by Newpon, lroine By JOANN E REYNOLDS <>I ti. D•llf ,.._. S\Mf There's a road project under way o n the Irvine-Newport Beach cit y· line, but officials in the two cities don't seem to know what's going on For the record, Ford Road between MacArthur Boul«'vard and San Miguel Drive is being widened to four lanes from the present t wo. The wor k is being done by Coxco of Orange under a $381.000 contract with the lrvtne Co. It is to be completed by-mt d-JuJy. THE IRVINE CO. IS paying for the road work as a condition of approval by th e c ity or Newport Be ach or Harbor Ridge, the land firm's newest res- idential deve lopment in that city. The Ford Road widening shouldn't be confused with the planne d wide ning of the Mac Arthur lioulevard-Ford Road intersection. The latter project, a $621,000 undertaking that is s upposed to s tart this summe r, is being handled joint- ly by the county, the two cities a nd the Irvine Co ALL OF THIS 1nfo rmat1on com es to lq~hl bc ca u ~c the w1den.ang of Ford Huad 1~ going on within a st-One 's throw of the hom e or <J Daily Pilot assign- ment editor Because he wanted t-0 know w~at was going on and figured sofne neighbors would, too, he asked a photographer to get a picture and a ssigned the re porters who cover Irvine and N e wport Beac h f o r th e newspaper to find out who was digging up the dirt next to Ford Road arid wily. Getting t he picture was easy. And getting the informa tion s hould be s imple enough. right? Wrong. SO FAR, IT'S BEEN 1mpos:.1· bll"' to find out which city is rc- ponsible for the Ford fload pro· Ject. and. for that malte r. which one will maintain the road after it rs completed. Irvine city Orri<'ials s toutly maintain that it's Newport':. pro· ject all the way. Nonsense, sniffed the people at Newport Beach City Hall. The project isn 't in Newport Beach. they said. It ·s in Irvine. Newport Beach officials con- ceded the Irvine Co .. H arbor Ridge connection. But that's where Newport's responsibility stops. the beach city folks said. Irvi ne pro<'essed the e nviron- mental i mpac t r e po rt and As planne d, among othe r things. it will span• the nearby Pacific Telephone building and Urba nus Square. the high sound· ing name given that rambling red buffalo barn that has been made into an office building. .. handled the permits. NOT ON YOUR LIFE, eoun- tered the Irvine people. They in· sistcd that Ne wport is the lead agency and handled a ll the paperwork. At this point, the s talemate had involved about four hours or phone calls conversations that began W1lh the wholesale de nial by both sides that any work was unde r way on Ford Road. The assignment editor wasn't buying that. '"How wouJd they explain this picture?"' he as ked. ordering the reporters to press on. A sort of poker game de- veloped. THE IRVINE REPORTER called a member of that city's trarri<' engineering s taff who gave that city's party line The Newpor t reporter met that challenge with a city staff member or he r own and raised the Irvine reporter a city traffic e ngineer. • Both hac!llescalated to their respective city managers' of- fi ces when an Irvine Co. public relations ma n caUed to reveal it is his firm that is doing the work. HE WAS ASKED which city is administering the project. "Oh . god." he sighed. sound· mg like he 'd been a round the track a few times himself. Rent Plan Nixed Disclosure Issue Sparks Irvine Debate By F REDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of U.. O•lly Pllet Si.fl A rent increase notification or- dinance with t h e aim o f "stabilizin{.!" rents in Irvine was killed in a 3 to 2 split vote or the City Council. In sending the proposal to de- feat. the counc il major ity a rg ued that government in- ter f e r ence i nto th e rent marketplace was wrong cind Boat Storage Contract 0 K 'd At Dana Point Orange County Supervisors have awa r ded a $236,234 contract for expansion or dry boat storage and public parking at Dana Point Har bor to KOH Cor poration and Rich ard W. Bates. The contract recipients sub· mitted the lowest of four bids for the harbor expansion project. It covers construction or ap· proximately 123 parking spaces for autos and 120 additional stalls for dry boat storage, coun- t y spokesman Mit s Okayama said. Construction is scheduled to begin in June with completion s lated for September. Pancake Feed Set/or Mesa The Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club will hold its 29lh annual pancake b reakfast Saturday ln bonor of Mother's Day. The event, whlcb raiae1 fund• for youth activltle1, wUI be held from 7 a . m. to noon at Llona Park, 18th Street at Park Avenue, Colta Mesa. Adm•ema of SI lncludet pan- cakes, aau111es. orange juice, cold milk or coffee, plu.s live en- tertainment. The Costa Mesa Art League will hold an exh1blt in conjunc- Uon.tth the breakf11t. would make a lready tight apart- ment supplies even tighte r. AND THE discussion brou~ht debate between Councilman La rry Agran and officials or the Irvine Co. the city's mciJor landlord over JUsti h <'ation for rent inc reases expe<'led to start June I Ag ran 's rent proposal called for 90·day public disclosure of rent increases that wo uld exceed 53~ percent and public hearings in which landlords and tenants could wrangle over r e asons behind the increases Under the proposal, however. the city council would not have power over the increases AGRAN TERMED his pro· posal "'modest and sens ible." and s aid the city mus t "provide some measure or reasonably priced, affordable housing." "l dof\1t think the Irvine Com- pany is going to go belly up asa re- s ultofthis proposal," Agransaid. The chief s pokesman against the notificat ion sche me was Councilma n David Sills, who turned to history books to make his points. Sills noted that a Roman em- porer tried price controls in 301 AD and found t hat all that re· s uit e d were a bigger bureaucracy and higher taxes. AND SILLS SAID he won· dered where the matter wouJd stop . "To have a public hearing when rents increase 5~ percent makes no more sense than hav- i n g a public bearing when gasoline goes to Sl per gallon." Sills said. 'Story Time' Set At Newport Library "Mother Gooee Story Time," a weekly series of programs for pre-school age children, wiU be held each Thuraday until June 7 at the Mariners branch library In Newport Beach. The tree program• begin al 10 a.m . Parents are requested to pre -register their children dur- ing the Ubrary's regular houn, Monday through T hursday, 10 a .m. to 9 p.m .. and Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ·-_... --·· Sills. along with Mayor BiU Vardoulis a nd Cou ncilman Arthur Anthony. voted against Agran·s proposal, while Coun- cilwo man Mary Ann Gaido vot- ed fo r it. Justification o r upcoming Irvine Co. imposed rentincreases became an iss ue whe n Agran as ked two executives to defend them. "l 'D BE GLAD to take you on a tour and show you why our cost s are escalating... replied David Koch . director or property management. As an example, he s aid. a comple x in Deerfield is going to have to be re-roofed. And Gary Hunt claimed the c ompan y's incr eases wall a verage about 8 percent. below the curr ent national inflation rate. The offi cials pointed out that the company imposed a two· year rent freeze and rebated Proposition 13 tax savings to renters. George Crevar Funeral Set In Costa Mesa Services will be held tonight for George Crevar of Costa Mesa, a career Navy officer who served in World War JI and the Korean War. He died this week at the age of 53. Mr. Crevar served as a chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy for 26 years and with NATO during the Korean War . He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Nantucket, Mass .. and the Royal Arch Masons, also tn Nantucket. Services will be held at 7 t o nitbt at Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel ln Costa Mesa, with M11onlc Rites in Nan· tuck et. Mr. Cnivar leaves bis wife, Shirley of Colt• Mesa ; hia aon, G eor1e Nicolas Crevar of F lo r ida, h i• m other, Rose Crevar ol Florida, bia brother, - Joseph Crevar of Florida, and hla sister, Doria Schult& of Nf!1W York. -- -Th&nday, Mey tO, 197'9 c DAILY ptLOT .4'J She Loves Parade~ . ---___,.~.,. Mesan A88ernbles Fiah Fry Fete By JACKIE HYMAN Of ................ Planning a parade la a touchy bualneu. You ean't, for ln1tance, put the motorcycles where they'll 1cere the bones. And beware of placlnc a drill team where It 'II be drowned out by a band. YOU RAVE TO make sure the dltnltaries arrive on time and that enough convertible cars have been borrowed for them. And just croca your fingers and hope the m otorlats who find Harbor Boulevard blocked don't late their tempen. But Uaen, planning a parade isn 't new to Marilyn Knapp of Coata Mesa, who's worked on the Lloos Fi.ab Fry Parade for 12 years. Thia yea r 's parade is scbeduJed to begin at 10:30 a .m . June 3 at Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street, e nding at Lions Park slighUy more than an hour later . IT'S PART OF the three-d~y annual Fish Fry. June l ·3. wtuch also features contests and rides. plus fish dinne rs for S3. Ms . Knapp is se c rctary lo Orville Amburgey. director of comrrtunications for Costa Mesa and parade director. BegiruUng in February. Ms. Knapp sends out entry forms to previous participants and other groups that have contacted her. About lSO entrie:. will be accept- ed. s he said. Then follow such tasks as writ· mg descriptions of the entries for the announcer , oq~an1zing the parade order. borrowing convertibles and. on parad«' day, maK'lng sure the VlPs are where they're s upposed to be TH E DIGNITARI ES include the grand marshal and City Coun cil m C'mbc r :,, a mong others. Ms. Knapp s aid Howeve r . s he !>atd . Ci t y Manager Fred Sors abal doesn't ride with them. Inst ead, he marches with fellow El Bekal Shraners. donning c urly-toed gold shoes and a rez for the oc- casion. Every year there are com- plaints from m erchants about their business being cut . Ms . Knapp said, "but actually the parade generates a lot or people into the area." COOPERATING merchants at Harbor Shop- ing Center a llow the use of their pa rking lot to form the parade, she added. Without that, tbe parade might have to return to ita clftuitioul route of a few yean.....aio lbroqb -'1de atreeta rather then eJona Harbor. Amoq those ualatlq ln tbe parade are a boat band -thla year from Estancia High School -and an amateur radio sroup helping coordinate matters with walkie-talkies, Ms . Knapp said. An independent group is hired to handle judging. Floats and other participants will be coming from throughout Southern California. she said . In previous years they've come from as far u Tijuana, she said. MS. KNAPP SAID abe enjoys organizing the event and, in 1.971 and 1972, even worked lndepen· dently as parade director for the Balboa Bay Lions Club's loblter bake parade. "Actually, I guess I could go to work for the Rose Parade." s he mused. "Or if I went to a lit· tie t own. I could start m y own." However, she admitted the pace gets to her. "Usuall y by parade day, t here's nothing left I 'm ex- haus ted." 0..ty ~ ... , .... ,.... LINING 'EM UP MeN'I Marttyn Knapp T hen Ms. Knapp added, "It does give you a feeling of s atisfaction when you gq there that day a nd see it a ll put together, and only you know the mistakes ." Non-teachers Face Some Benefit Loss Newport· Mes a school distn ct officials have offered classified lnon- teaching ) wor kers a preliminary contract that would cut some or the ir benefits. The contract offer included no salary figures Officials said such proposals would have to waat until the s tate Legislature approves funding for ne.xt y~ar THE CALI FOR NIA School Employees Association, Chapter 18 , r equested salary hakes and benefits that schoo l orfl crals estimated wo uld cost the dastnct a bout SI m1ll1on e x tril 1n 1979-80 Among the CSEA propos als are a salary schedule tied lo the cost of living, longevity bonuses up to 10 perc.•ent or salary, 10· creased vacat ion a nd health benefits. and binding arbitration of g rievances. The school dis trict proposal would reduce paid industrial ac· cident leave from 75 days to 60 per incident. delete one day or pers onal necess ity leave per year, delete several holidays a nd exc lud e temporary e mployees from health a nd welfare benefits J EAN HARMON, THE das· trict ·s chief negotiator, said the reduction in leave 1.-; necessary becaus~ layoffs and staff reduc- t ions "'"<'e Propos1t1on 13 don 't l<'a \•e enough s ta rr rpe mbers to <'ove r for othe rs during their da) !>off. "Thc leave prov1s1ons !in the current contract > have proven to be d1fhcult to live with," Mrs Ha rmon s aid. C S EA c h a pt e r p r e s ident William McNair didn't seem perturbed by the distr ict's pro- posal. "It's just a bargaining posi- tion," he said. A PUBLIC HEARING on the board's proposal will be held at 7:30 p.m . May 22. That trustee meeting will be in the Costa Mesa City Co~cil Ch a mbe rs at 77 Fair Drive because of a lter ations to the ~ta gc 31 t he usual meeting place. 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WEEKDAYS: Most offices, Mon. thru Thurs., 9 :00 to 5:30; Fri., 9 :00 to 6:00. *WEEKNIGHTS & SUNDAYS: Our shopping moll offices open Mon. thru Fri. till 9:00; Sundays 11 :00 to 4:00. Office hours may vary. Please check with your local branch. •• GIBRALTAR SAVINGS :::o~~:::oN FOUNDED 1886 •ASSETS OVU $3 BILLION• OfflCES STATEWIDE ' 1 . • • ( ' i I I ' 1-N•S•l•D•E•:•:•~•t:C•v•~•~ ... :•~•:•:•:•l:•lon ............................................................. ~ ... ~~~~ts--~.Mey 10,1179 DAILY PILOT r-..,.-- Zimnler On Yaz: Lord, Did He C1!1~~ch l THE ANGELS' ROD CAREW GETS NAILED AT PLATE BY BOB MONTGOMERY. AP W1r•pfW\O Little 'D' Big 'D' -- Dodgers, Sutton Make 209th Easy · LOS ANGELES fAP1 As teammates with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the late 1960s. Don Sut- ton was "Little D." a nd 6·5 Don Drysdale was "Big D." Asked about a s uggestion that the _ nicknames should be exchanged this year, Sutton says: "No way." Sutton's lhree·hit victory over the New York Mets Wednesday night brought the 34-year-old nghlhander into a tie with Drysdale for the Dodger rerord of 209 pitching victories. "I DON'T CARE if I win 395 games. I 'II still be 'Little D'." sa_id Sutton aq_~~ hjs masterful job in a 7-2 Dodger vtctory over.~e Mets. "tt·s nice to pause and know you're up t here with one of t he great ones." - It was the third consecutive victory for Los Angeles. recovering from a dreadful slump. The OodRers stayed five games bchmd National League West leader Houston, and the Mets stay mired in the NL Eas t cella r. .. All or this is te mpered a 1ittle by the fact we·re not on the lop of the heap," Sutton said . "Maybe when I get m y 2,500th strikeout and my 3,SOOth inning we'll be back on lop and it will mean m ore." STEVE GARVEY and Ron Cey hammered three·run homers to lead the Dodgers' lO·hit attack against four Me ts pitchers. But this was S utton's night. Now 4-3 for the season, he gave up a run on a sinf'le in the second inning, another run on two hits in the third. Theo he retired 20 conse<:utive bat· ters "I WASN'T R EALLY aware of that kind of string,·· sa id Sulton · ·tt 's exciting to tte the record. but don·t forget. There's one more rung .. Sutton's chance to break the Drysdale record will be Tuesday night in Atlanta. Garvey hit a three.run homer m the first off loser Ne ll Allen. 04. Cey hit a three-run shot in the fifth off reliever Jes!>e Orosco. The home runs were the firth for each. Dave Lopes led off the eighth with a walk and scored from first on Bill Russell's double for t he Dodgers' final run. DOUG FLYNN SINGLED in J ohn Stearns in the second inning for the Mets· first run. Frank Taveras led off the third with a s ingle and even· tually scored New York 's second run when Lee M azzilli grounded into a double play In the Dodgers first. a fter Gar vey's three.run homer , Los Angeles had runners at fi rst and third on singles by Gey and Gary Thomasson. Orosco took over for Allen <1nd got out of the toning when Joe Feri?uson nied out. The Dodgers had a scoring opportunity in the thir d when Cey smgled with one out and Dusty Bake r walked But Oro:,co struck out Thomasson and Ferguson flied out THE DODGERS FAILED to add t.o their lead in the sixth a fte r Russell led off with a s mgle and Reggie Smith walked But Garvey grounded into a double play and after Cey walked, Baker grounded to third. b .~ .......... JOHN STEARNS STEALS SECON AHEAD OF THROW TO LA'S DAVE LOPES. ·--~ .. --,..,.. I • Botner in Ninth Nips Angels l 1 BOSTON <AP) -Hold up on Drago that could have won lbe tom or the inning tied the ·I that Hall of Fame plaque. Carl seesaw contest. ·California went ahead 5-4 1 Vas trzemski h as won yet Enter Yastr zem sk1 against Carney Lansford's seventh another game for the Boston LaRocbe. The lefty struck out njn~ single, scoring Joe R Red Sox with a ninth inning Lynn leading off the ninth. But Then Lynn hit No. 13, a home run. J 1 m R 1 c e w a I k e d a nd run homer. in the Red Sox' t "Lord, did he crunch it. It was Yastnemski clouted an 0 and 1 making it 7 ·S. The An better than winning the daily P 1 t c h 1 n to the r 1ghtr1 e Id responded with a run In double," said Red Sox Ma nager bleachers The ball sailed some eighth on Rick Miller 's RBI Don Zimmer. 400 feel ID what seem ed like a ble. "I DON'T THINK he !Dave La Roche > put the pitch where he wanted it." said Vaz, master or the understatement. "It seems like every clutch situation it's Vaz coming up." said LaRoche. the California Angels lefthander The discussion was about the 39· year·old Yastrzemsk i's 389th career ho m e run . It beat California 9·8 in the ninth inning Wednesday night. and added another page to the Vaz legend THE CONTEST WAS a home run derby with major league leader Fred Lynn slugging Nos 12 a nd 13 and Ange ls' Brian Downang hitting a two run shot 1n the ntnlh inntng off 01 ck 5 ~ ~ (,~ . ·~:?J. a second . .. It doesn't fee l good." said LaRoche. 2·4 ... , threw him a fastball down and in. It wasn't whe re I wanted it. He's a great player and he beat me . Hopeful· ly. I 'II get him next lime.•' THE SLUGFEST -California had 17 hits. Boston 11 with four ho m ers was won by Bill Campbell. I I. the fourth Red Sox pitcher . who replaced Drago after Downing's home r The Angels took a 3·0 lead off .;tarter Steve Re nko Butch llobson\ two.run. fo urth 1nn1ng homer ocr starter Dave f'rost. C'losed the ga p The Angels added a run tn the s ixth on Bert Campam·m; RB I sin~le Lynn '!> two run :.hot in the bot· ~ .__ " ,., &PWl,.._to CARL YASTRZEMSKI GETS HERO'S WELCOME. Bullets Down Spurs Elbow Way To 2-1 Advantage SAN ANTON 10 . Texas 'AP l The racehorse San Antonio Spurs have never been confused with barroom brawlers under the basket. But they say they'll contmue to phys ically challenge the heavyweight Washington Bullets like they did in Wednesday night's 116· I 14 playoff victory Whether t he y can keep it up remains to be seen. s ays a doubt ing Washington Coach Dick Motta THE BANTAMWEIGHT SPURS, showing uncharactensttcally tough mside m uscle, neutralized Washington behemoths Wes Unseld and Elvi n Hayes in grabbing a 2· 1 lead ID the best·of-seven. NBA Easte rn Conference championshi p series. The m assive 6·7. 2SO pound Unseld. who had bullied the Spu~ for 40 points and 41 rebounds in the first two games of the series. was limited to six poinlc; and L8 rebounds Worn out by the Spurs elbows and their patented running attack, he sat out much of the fourth quarter in roul trouble. The 6·9 Hayes. meanwhile. scored a mere 15 points. 11 unde r hls playoff aver age. He hit only seven o( 20 shots and one or six free throws. "Mark cOlberding > and Billy 1 Paultz l just didn't let Unseld gel through," said San Antonio Coach Doug Moe. "They beat on him as much as he beat on the m. Before it was just him beating on us andti.imstioving us ouloflhe way. Today it was both ways. "YOU CAN'T BACK away from people all the time. I thought we did a good job being physical." added Moe. "Everybody who took Hayes did a good job." Moe promised that the 6·9. 230.pound Olberding and the 6· 11 , 2-4-0·pound Paultz would again try to .m•lch m111cles with the de· fending NBA champions when lhe serleg cotltlnues frrtday nl1ht In San Antoruo. "They will lake a lot of cheap shots, but they will not in- timidate us," countered Motta. "They threw a lot of elbows I didn't like." "IT'U. BE OKAY for one night. but it's not going to be a con· tinuous thing," said Washington forward Bobby Dandridge, who got 28 points Wednesday nll(ht. "I don't think they can keep lt up. "I thought the~ did a pre tty good job campaigning before the game. staling a case aoout us being rough under the boards I think that s howed in l.he first half when Wes picked up three qu1ck fouls." added Dandridge DOWNING 'S BLAST into left field screen made it 8-7 California. until Vaz ad another line lo his 19·year m league ledger . T.he victory edged Bost.on k into fir s t place a h ead f Baltimore in the Ameriqlf! League East a nd overshado'r'9 an umpinng rhubarb. It was Angels' Manager Am Fregosi 's run·ln with sec"1d base umpire John Shulock , ~ t' J£:C t ed the s kipper in tbe seventh inning ; , Third base ump Jim McNaily s a id Boston third baseman Butc h Hobson missed a baseline tag on Don Baylor . Shulock SJid Baylor ran o ut or the base J!ftb and called tum out, infuriaUng Fregosi The four.game series ends tonight with· Boston '!> Dennts Et·ker!>lcy, :i l , agains t Don Aasl·. 2·3 .Takers Wooing Walton? • •·rom AP Dis patches ' ··Portland has the r ights to ,me until tht> season is over " 'ill Walton says of his approach\ng free.agent sta tus in the Natiorat BasketbaJ I Association. • The 1977·78 NBA most vaQta- ble player isn·t letting any orthe o;uspensc go out or his plans for next season when he returru; to action after a year s la70ff due toinJury. ~ ' BUT THE &·II Walton 'an make plans to become an ios~t millionaire. The bidding for the lorm.er (JCLA All Ame rican and · Porthuid Trail Blazer s tar could approa~ the S800.000-a·year contract level of s uch players as Denv~·s ~avid Thompson and P e t e Rose of ba s e ball 's Ph1ladelph1a Phillies. "I would like lo tell you "hl'H'. but f reall y can·t." Walton told a s ports writer ·s meetmg at Anaheim St adium on Wednesday ... And I don't want u&:tYbody to gel funny ideas when they see Bill Sha rman, Los A n l!c lc s La k e r s' ge n e ral man ager and m yself sitting he rl' ·· WALTON SAJD the fractured hone in his foot. injured in a playoff gamc in April. 1978. is healt'd and he plays about once a ·week at UCLA .. 1 c:m play very well right now:· Walton s aid .. It 's a long "ay back but that·~ a ll behind mc , 1 ·11 defimtely play as hard as I can lo win the cham· p1o nsh1p I have a ll these pt.-rsonal honors and statistics hut I want to have m y fingers full of 1championsh1 p> r ings. I h ave o n e now 1Porlland 1!.176·771 .. Sharman. asked about what it "'o uld mean to the Lakers if Walton could be signed and join with five-time NBA most valua- ble player Kareem Abdul Jab· bar. said they would be "unstop- pable We 'd have a great fas t break. and controlling the boards and having a good fast break are the keys to winning." ASKED IF THERE m ight be a proble m of clashing egos, !:iharman said : "Not with these two. They're both very humble people ... ve r y unselfish. They'r e both team players. They're both winners." ~7;'S FUTURE snu CWlJDED . LOS ANGELES <AP) -Node-~ cision has been made on the; future or Los Angeles LU.en' I Coach Jerry West, a spoltes-.an for the National BasketbaU Aa· sociation team said Wednesday. It W&s reported in March that West . the Lakers' head coach for the paat lllree seasons. bad ct. . .cided to llep down from lbe poai· tlon at ~conclualonoflbe lf18.'19 ca m~lp: But 'Wfft made no a~ meat foUowing the team's I to SeatUe ln the second round of post.season playoffs two weeks ago. HeseidattbatUmetbatade- cision wo uld be announced "within a week or IOdays." • i J I I , • I ) .. DM.YN.OT Thunlday, M.y 10, 1171 A Capeule Report From tM Wortd of Spofta Be's No Threat to Girls, But Boy Barred, Anyway rre• AP -..&dM!e PROVlDltNCE A fedenl appeall court in II.I Boston WedDtlllday endf'd Dona.kl Gomes' brief but tumultUIOUI ratter u the only boy on the 1lrla ' volleyball team at bi.a bJgb t<'hool ln Newport. The lat Circwt Court or Appeals laaued a atay of • Provklentt federal court order that aUowt'd Gomes, 19, to compete on lbe aU ·tclrl team at Roten H1&b St'bool over the objertlonlort~ Rhodt> Island lntersehola1Uc Lua~ The dec1s1on uuu put Uom~ lD the girts teMm lineup wa11 iltued lu t week by Chief U S. Dlslrl<'t Judge R•ymond J Pettine, who H id the six-footer wu being bMrrt-d from volleyball rom~1Uon IOlely becauae ol bb sex l'h_,re I• oo boy a· volleyball team at lbe St'bool Pettine 's decuuon applJed only to Gomes and would not directly affect the t'hances of ~r males to pllty on girl'!> athletic teams. ln tus ruU og, Petu ne said Gomei. · lad!. or l>klll poaed no threat to the girls in the league Gomes' fi rst outing In a doubleheader last week seemed to bear out the testimony about h1s athletic aballty Ile wa!> benched hallway through the first game. But on Monday. Rogers won bot.b ends of a doubleheader with Gomes playing a prominent role. Newbold said Gomes· participation was bt:ganmng to cause the disruption feared by league officials. He s1t1d one orticlal refused to hand le Rogers' next game against Classical High School of Providence on Friday and another was threatening the same action. "There was also the possibility the Classical kids would refuse to play in the game ii he did,·• sajd Newbold. ------q.,ie of dw Ba•-------. Dave Revering of the Oakland A 's : There are 25 players on the roster . F ive of them are happy to be he re. The .other 20 want like heU to be traded. I am not exaggerating ... A 11, l"razln-Net ••••9'e'll • .,,,,~ PROVO. Utah -Boxing greats Joe Frazier Gii and Muhammad Ali may never meet in the ring again, but they'll be opponents next month when tbe boxing teams they coach meet in an exhibition match. "We're on terms. but we're not boogie'n buddies," said Frazier of bis re lationship with the lhree·lime heavyweight champ. Frazier was in Provo over the weekend for a taping at the Osmond family recording studios. "I have always been into music. I've always looked at it as something I could do when I got done with boxing, a nd I'm done with boxing,'' be said. MUa~ .. Plraf~ Sia• 8ra.,es A slugfest encounter of the third kind was wit-iii nessed in Atlanta Wednesday nij?ht. A grand slam homer by John Milner-moments after the first of two near brawls In the ninth inning-and Bill RoblllllOll's two hom ers powered the Pittsburgh P irates to a 17·9 victory over the Atlanta Braves. The game. played under protest, saw Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanaer and coach Joe Lonnett, plus Pirates Dave Parker and ReDD.ie S&euett .. and Atlanta's Rowland Ofnce ejected . Four players were also hit by pitches ... Philadelphia won its sixth straight game when the Phillies' Dick Rdven one·hit the San Diego Padres in a 2-0 verdict . . . George Fos&er's two-run double in the seventh lifted lhe Cincinnati Reds past the Chicago Cubs. 7-4 ... Running his record to 6·2. Vida Blue pitched the San Francisco Giants past the Montreal Expos. 9·2 .. J eff Leonard, thrown out al home on ao u. unsuccessful squeeze play in the 14th tn· ¥I u ning, scored on Bob Watson's single in the 16th to give the Houston Astros a 5·4 win over the St. Louis Cards .•. In the AL, Mike Norris pitched a one · hiller as the Oakland A's silenced the Balli more Orioles, 4·2 . . . Ed Figueroa allowed just five hits and Reggie .Jackson drilled a thrce·run homer that gave lbe New York Yankees a 5-0 win over the Seattle Mariners ... Bobby Bonds drove in three runs with a homer and three singles to power the • Cleveland Indians to an 8-7 victory over lbe Milwaukee Brewers . . . Ralph Garr drove in two runs with a bases· loaded walk and a solo homer as the Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 5-4 ... Kansas City look advantage of four Texas errors to beat the Rangers, 4·3. ~ te S•a11 af Notre Da•e Notre Dame University basketball Coach-Dig· • ger Pbelpe bas reportedly turned down an offer to coach the New York Knicks ... USC bas signed 6-8 Lamar Flatt of Greensville, S.C. . . . Northeast Louisiana wide receiver John Floyd has signed a series of one· year contracts with the San Diego Chargers ... Washington Redskins All·Pro linebacker Chris Hanburger has been re· leased by the club. He'll be 38 when the 1979 season begins .. Ted Mac: Dougall scored two goals and set up another in his fi rst North American Soccer League game Wednesday to lead the Detroit Express to a 3·0 victory over winless San Jose ... Carol Blaiejowsld scored 29 points to lead the United States to a 74·59 victory over Austra li a today in a final round game of the World Women's Basketball Championships. Te~.,l•lo•, Radio TV: Horse Racing -Today al Hollywoo4 Park, 7 p.m., Channel 52. , RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Boston, 4:25 p .m ., KMPC (710); Mets al Dodgers, 7:25 p.m., KABC (790 ). Martial Art Showdown Tbe second annual •artlal Art Action tournament at Ocean View Hlgb ii scheduled for Saturday evening (7) lD the Seabawka' IYID· AmoDI tbe 1peclal pest.a .... 1Wfin1 llar Robert Au1uat, 1tron1maa Wea Crockett. arm wreMJ.ln1 cbamploo John Buricb, health expert Jack La Lanne, former Rama punter Joba Gool, karate ebampkJG FumJo Demura, ice breakln• cbamDkm Till MataalU aDd Syd Kroneatbal , Admi..., 11 t3 at tbe doo.r 8lld proceedl .... Ucketed for tbe S.alaawb' football pro- sram. TRACK/B~EBALL/VOLLEYBALL A~WI,..,... Barons, BB Open Playoffs a, aooa c.a•1.., ·· s .............. Tbe ftnt round of tbe Cll' baseball playoff• ceta under • ., Friday wttb the vut ma.jorttJ ~ 1amet slated for 3 o'cl0$. 1tartl. Amonc the day's adioD la"-" eirclea la Walnut at Suna.t League champion Pountaia Valley; Huntington Beaeb at Thousand Oak.a; and Ma• Dei at Creacenta Valley. Marina and Lakewood coWde at 7:30 at Lone Beacb'a Blair Field following tbe LB Jordan- Lot Alamitos game at s. In 2-A, Bell Gatdeu in•ades Sea View Leaiue champ Corona del Mar; Eatucla ia at Mt..._ Viejo; and San Clemente traftla to San Marino. On tbe mound for Fountain Valley will be Dennis Cowan <7·1, 2.40 ERA ), while Hunt· ingtoa Beach wiU have Shawn Cisco tops ide, with Rico Tbompeon in the wings. M artna 'a probable starter is Bob Judge with Ke vin Olson ready incaseortrouble. UCl'S LAMONTE KING DEFENDS THREE PC¥ TITLES IN SAN JOSE THIS WEEK. Mat.er Dei's starting pitcher is Greg Brown, who has fashioned a 7.3 record and 2.67 ERA fortbe Monarchs. Sophomore Dan Sol· tosanti ia the chief re lier for MD. Mil/,er Optimistic Corona del Mar's Steve Leslie has been tabbed for mound duty. Leslie compiled a 6-2 league re- cord with an 0.97 ERA. Addi- UonaUy, he's batting .357. Don't Count Out Es tancia 's starter will be Glenn Donnelly <6·3 and two saves and a 2.44 ERA>, while San Clemente invades San Marino with Roy Palacios on the mound. l\.ing,.Anteaters P a lac ios bas an 0 .56 ERA racked J1P in tbe South Coast Le ague. which includes thr~ s traight shutouts. He 's allowed three earned runs in 34 t;,, in· nings. while wallcing only nine batters in gaining a 4-1 league record By ERNI E CASTILLO OllMO.lly ~lletSwH According to the dope sheet. that mythical prognosticator of t rack and field meets , UC Irvine 1s n 't expected to win the PCAA championship this weekend. But then again, the Anteaters weren't supposed to win it last year . either. when they ran a way with it. THUS, NO BODY 'S coun· ting out a UC J team that won just one dual meet when the PCAA champions hips get under way Friday at San J ose State. Wh ile the host Spa rtans have the edge on paper, especially with lht' meet in their back yard, the An · teaters have a superstar named LaMonte King and ao intangible called motivation going for them The mot.1vat1on centers around Len Maller. who 1s retiring from coaching after five highly sue. cessful years at UCJ. The An- teaters would hke nothing better than to gave Miller a c ham pionship trophy as a going away present and with King on hand to defe nd three individual lilies, the chances seem pretty good. "San Jose State is the decided favorite but actually. on paper the meet do~s out to be fairly close." s ays Maller . "It's close enough that it could s wi ng a ny way." BEFORE LAST YEAR'Smeet, Miller felt lJC l would be doing we ll if it placed third in its initial PCAA track finals . This year . despite a long list of negative fac· tors, he foresees a two-way fight between the Spartans and An- teatersfor theteam title. "Al least on paper, we have a better chance to win this year than last year." he says. "Last year . Long Beach St ate was a 20·Poml favorite and San J ose was sandwiched between the two of us. This year, going in, San Jose isn't nearly as big a favorite and instead of having two teams ahead of us. there's only one. "Things broke right for us last yea r when we had some unexpect· e d pe rfor ma n ces fro m the sen iors . The che mistry was right. We gained ps ychological momen- tum the first day, got the ball roll· ing undjuiitkeptgoing . "This year. the sam e thing could happen." Kang, a sophomore who ran.ks among the world leaders in the long Jump 126·3 >and 200 I 20.54 ) 1s an odds-on favor ite to win those events a Ions:: with the 100 I 10.2> 1 k 'II ulso anchor UCI 's 1,600 relay lt.>t1 m which 1~ top seeded at 3.09 8 THE Kt:Y TO lJCl 'S title bid. howC\'er. t•ould b<.• Ralph Serna. who won the 10,000 last year and finished second in the 5,000 Serna. "'ho h:Js bests of 14 ·01 4 and 30 13.6. strained a calf mus· cle two weeks ago at the Drake Relays but 1s one of the few An teater distance runners healthy enough to compete. "ff the injury doesn't bother him. he should win both races." says Mi ller. "llc"s either going to get us 12 potnts or nothing.· .Io l. Av 1 I u c s l rn 1 n e d c a If 1. \ha rlie Chra~tensen I bone spur\ and David Schriver I burs1t1s) a re all doubtful participants in the PCAA me<'t. weakening what was one of UCI ·s s trongest areas the distances. That puts even more pr essure on Serna and Dave Daniels, t he s teeplech a se favorite who will a lso ru.n the 5.000. Daniel's bc:.ts are 8:39.0 and 14 : 16.8. "From the 800 on up. I'm look· ing for 34 pomls." says Miller. "That ·s a lot of points and we 've got to get them all to have any chance. If we get them. we're in the ba U game. If we don"t, I don 't think wecanwin." SunH>t itfVP Newport HiJrbor HJg h ·s Kyle Slaughter who led t h e Sailor:; lo an und efeated Sunset League volleyball c ha mp1onsh1p, was na med most valuable player in the circuit. Malavas i lo Speak At Irvine Banque t Los Angeles Rams Coach Ray Ma la\asi will be the featured speaker at the seventh annual a wards banque t by the Ex· change Club of Irvine May 31. honor ing outs tanding s tudent· a thlet es from Ir vine and University high schools T he banquet is s lated for 5·30 p .m . a t t he Airport er lnn . Tickets are Sl2 e ach. ta bles of 10 for $100. For further information a nd reservations. contact Jam Arnold at 833·3231. .. Rustlers, Boes Open Playoffs Golden West will meet Santa Ana and Ora nge Coast will tan~le with LA Pierce as the Junior college state volleyball champions h ip!> get u nderway Friday at S anta Monica CC s tarting a t 1 p.m. The Rustlers, champions •of t he Southern Cal Conferen«!e. will start the tournament with t heii match with the Dons . CO· champions m the South Coast Conference. T he Pirates wall then foUow with their game at 3 a ga.J.nSt LA Pie rce. the second place finisher from the Metropolita n Con· ference. oct fi nished io a tie with Santa Ana for the South Coast liUe. The four winners of the eight· team tourney will advance to the semifinal rounds at 5 and 7 the same e vening with the cham· pionship and tbird·place game slated for 7 and 5 p.m. on Satur- day Santa Monica is top seeded in t he event w ith El Camino second. G<>ldeo West is seeded third and Orange Coast fourth. Baseball Standings JOHMSOM Ir SON SALESMAN OF1HIMOHTH AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dlvisioa Minnesota Angels Ka nsas City Texas Chicago Oakland Seattle W L Pd. GB 20 8 .714 17 13 .567 4 16 13 .552 41h 15 13 .536 5 13 15 .464 7 12 18 .400 9 10 21 .323 lllh East Division Boston Ba ltimore Milwaukee New York Detroit Cleve land Toronto 18 10 .643 19 11 .633 18 12 .600 1 15 14 .517 31h 11 13 .458 5 9 18 .333 81h 8 22 .267 11 ........., •• S<_ lllosllln• ....... • Oaklencl 4, Belllmore t Nt w Y-5. SeettltO Olk990 5, O.troll. cie ... ·-·· tlllllw-.. , KensnClty4. TuH J Torontio el ""'""'tote· llPd .• '~" T....,'10- A ..... IA-t •JI el l!loslOn IEdenteyJ.11," Su ttl• 1.i-O.tl •t-Yorll CJollnM I Cleve._ IW1M WI el MllweutlM CSletoft ).1 I on 1end c~~1 e1 .. 1u ...... CM<~ O.ll.I\ Ke nHS City ISpllllerf 4·21 •• Clllce .. CW~flem 4-21. n Ol\ly..,_sc....,led f'rtMy'10- ......... ..._ Y-Mllw-.. et Detroit Tuu e1T-c1e ... 1...,et Ml1WWw4• SH ttle el a.ltlmort l(efl .. l City et Olk ... Oo.iend et lloMon NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L pct. 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S6495 \ t , . --.............. •'lo.• .......... -_...,..,..,,. ...... --_ .... ---... --·--------· . . --"' . t • e • e • IF • -• ... -._. --.,,,. ,. - BASEBALt/BASKETBALL Thul"lcMy, Mey 10. 1979 DAILY PtLOT • f 1 All-P-resident Team! f •At'EWNNINGBA8 • Laker followera bave ~ acratcbinc their beads trytna to figure out wbom Loa Aqeles will select with Its rU'Sl·round draft cboice in tbe NBA meatmanet. Could they poaaibly have a abot at Indiana State's Larry Biril? Wlll Earvin "llacic" Johnson bring bis act to the Forum? How about Sidney Moncrief to help in the bacllcowt, or perhaps a big man to help out Kareem, someone like Bill . Cartwright? The answer is obvious. The La~ers will pick Johnson. They desperately want to be tbe first NBA team to field a starting five named after U.S. presidents. They already have Nixon !Norm). Ford <Don ) and Carter (Ron). Once t hey get J ohnson, they can trade to get Kermit Washington back and com- plete the unit. True, that isn 't a very balanced team. but then. not a.II their namesakes were very balanced presidents. either. * * * LA.KER GENERAL MANAGER Bill Sharman was asked at the Orange County Sportswriter's luncheon Wednesday, "What's wrong with the Lakers?" His reply: "Nothing. We haven't lost a game in two weeks.·· * * * ed that be-ma~ aoon be pacldq bis ba11 and leav: ing Soutbem California for good. • "I'm in the process of worldn& out detaUs o' where I 'll be playing next year, and J may QOt b41,. living in Newport Beach ,anymore *•uae ru W moving to the city where I play," Walton said. f Wallon's obHgation to the Portland Trail Blazers will run out in June, after which be is free lo make a deal with any team be wants. ; .. And when I finally announce what city 1 'll ~ moving to," Walton chided, "you sportswritefJ will be the last to know." *** DODGER PITCHEll BURT HOOTON wi.i also a guest speaker at the luncheon, and be talke4 more about the gasoline shortage than about th• Dodgers . . . understandably, with the way tht Dodgers are going. : "I'm a normal human being like everyone elst and I ha ve to wail in gas tines like everyone else." Hooton said. , "I 'm not a name dropper. I don't go up to the front oC the line and say, 'Hey, I'm Burt Hooton. give me some gas.' But some·or our guys do that ,;. Hooton said. "And they've gotte n some rather vicious reac· lions. People say. •Hey. who do you think you are.' and· they tell the m lo go back to the end of t~ line." said the pitcher they call Happy . NBA Champion.ship Wresfli119 UCLA GRAD BILL WALTONJal next to USC grad Sha rman at the luncheon an they appeared -~----------------- Wes Unseld i on top > of the Was hington Bullet s has an armlock around Cobv Dietrick or the San Antonio ~purs as th't.· two brawl during their ~n to be whispering sweet nothings into each other's ear 11.·n ·rwl' pla.' <11 I g '1nH: Wt•cfoesday night At l1•fl 1:-. 1\ll.in Bris to..., uf the Spurs San An tonio \\Oil 111; 114 But don't get your hopes up that Walton will be wearing a Laker uniform next season. Walton hint- •;11 It's a Double for Barons' Ro1nine -FV Star Szmsel Playe r of the Year Again, 'Sy KO(; E R C'AftLSON Ot IN 0 .. 11, P1M4 Sylf fount;un Vallt•y High's Kevin f<omme:-thf' s hck. hard-hittinJ.! outfielder who led tht· Aarons to the Sunst!l Leagu1.' baseball championship, ha~ been t'hosen as the leagu<-"s player of the year for the set'ond straight ca mpaign by the Daily Pilot "Nobody would throw lo him." explained onf' Sunset League coach .. We knew <111 about him from last year, su we went almost exclusively to cur ve balls to keep him awe1y from the fastball .. Romine. who r:m for 232 yards in f'ountain Va lley's Cl F Big F1vt• fOf>lhall conquest of St-rvite in tht• finals. was 1ust as devast~1t1ng in baseball. re~ardlcss of the opposition ·!> tactics lie slammt·d thl' hall al a 500 pace with 21 hits 1n 42 at-bats. had 15 RBI. walked 14 times 11nd scorl'd 13 timei. Fur the sE-<ison . he ii. stroking thl' ball at a .446 pac·t•. with four gamt•s left en Che season. but re-grouped his squad and the Barons won goinJ? away. -· !"he 1JOWCT m -tht~ Sunset League was with the champion H:.iruns :.inti runnerup Oiler!i of Hunt· ington Reach and the final selections renect it as each team picked up seven be rths. more than t wit·e a ny other squad Pitchmg spot~ on lhc firsl team ((o to Fountain Valley's all-purpose Ste.t r Denni!> Cowan and Mc.trina Hi~h 's Bob Judgl' Cowan was 7-1 for the season with a 2.40 ERA, while Judge. with only one other all-league team· mate tsc<·ond team utility player Bob Grandstaff J to hack him up. led the Vikings to another CIF 4·A µlayoffbl•rth r Textl~ left~ .... 145SR1 0 t 55SR1? 145SR13 155SR13 165'5R 11 175SP13 18~SR1d 1 l~SR1 4 1R'•SR1 4 155SR1 5 1fl5SR 15 ·-VTT B·TBt VTT e ·-Tat VTT B·TBL VTT B·TBl VTT 8·T81 VTT8-T8t VTT 8·T8l VTT 8-TBL VTT 8·TBl VTT 8-TBL VTT B·TBL ... o .. ~. ,.,,_ 3'5 01 "·" 1 05 40 74 23.tt 1 3 4 '17 56 23.9' 1 32 41 80 24.tt I 49' 4 '.) 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B AND,. ---------- '79 Vikings Excell -. Looking over tht record of girls high school c bampiOnship teams in the Orange Coast area since records were started in 1974, the cons1stenc' or certain schools in cert·11in-.sperts stands out · Take for instance the softball program at Marina High School. Ever since Betsy Ward took over , the Vikinj!s have been a contender or league cha m pion and two years ago battled their way t1i the C IF 4·A championship by defeating perennial power El Segundo in the rinals. 7-2 THE VIKES HAVE WON the Sunset Lea gue again t.his season. their only loss coming at the hands or the Edison Char gers. l ·O. How does Wiird feel about this yt:ar's team 'Compared to 1977" "I think this team is a little bit better. ' sh<.· says. "They concentrate and work together more as a team a nd have played together for a long time. They·ve j!rown up through Bobby Sox and othe r programs before they caml' here and a ma- jority of them have played together for a number of years." The Vikings are not one of the top seeded teams in lhe playoffs that begin Friday when they host Cypress. But that doesn't bother the coach And she has a strong nucleus for the future with five sophomores on the squad. PEllllAPS THE TOP PLAYER 1s shortstop Patti Irvin, a senior who has been a starter for three years. She bit .366 this season and had a .940. faelding average. ~baseman Laurie Bird, a junior , hit .370 and was the RBI leader with 13. She was the of. fensive generator and committed only one error a ll year, making the Vikings strong up the middle Suzy Bramey, another third year s tarter a t catcher, is a team leader. "She knows the game well and generates our defensive strategy.'; Ward says . "She gets Ullngs going for us." Pitching is handled by two girls including senior Kim Nutter (6-1 in league), who bas a 0.57 ERA, llYina up only four earned runs. She has good eoatrol and baa a variety of pitches. Sophomore Jody Fletcher ia 3·0 in league play and aJI of her \ 1ctorics havt: ~en shutouts. a c11ns1istl·nl perfor mer Others in the lin1..·up include 1Jehb1e Schlueter, :.t<n1 or. outfield: Tina Kyler. s oph(lmore . third bast. Dana Hr a met. sophomore. outfield: Gen1 Fletcher . senior . first base. Linda Bohm . soµhomon·. oulfie l<I . Dt'bhic Chersin. senior. third haSl'. und Colleen Herry. sophomore. outfield Quill• an arm) of young talent that bodes a "'arning lo Sunset Leas.i ue foes of the future • • • T HIS IS A BIG WEEKEND for tht Golden West College women's teams with the basketball squad seeking lo complete e1n undefeated season in the Southern Califorrua tournament Ht Saddleback and lhi.' softball !>quad battling for a berth in the slate Loumament Hut the wrcci lh fo r the first s tale women ·s championship in the school's history goes to Sandy Carni.'y's gymnastics squad that won the title in Long Beach last weekend. Cris Thomas. GWC's outs tanding performer , was a key reason for the victory and was named outs tanding gymnast in the Southern California Conferen<·e • • • COMPETING IN THE WOM EN'S lntcrna. tional Surfing Association <WtSA J competition ;.dong the west coast are Mary Lou Orummy and Jennifer Van Swae of San Juan Capistrano: Kathy Reid of Newport Beach; Rita Babb of Huntington Beach and Cathy Hankins of Seal Beach. Meets are held at various locations along the Wes t Coast with alternate dates given for each meet and action depending on s urf conditions. For further information. contact Valerie Beckett at 1714 ) 436·698.5. • • • WITH TllE ADDITION of softball, basketbaJl and cross country for women al Saddleback College for next year. a meelihg h as been scheduled for next Wednesday for the softball aspirants at the athletic conference room at noon. Head coach Jan Bedford will greet any prospects and answer questions about the team. Will It Be Laker Magic? CHICAGO -Michigan State sophomore basketball star Earvin "Mqic .. Johnson will an· nounce FridQ bis intention to drop out or school to pla.y pro ball, the Cblca10 Sun-'nmea reported to- day. Jobmon bas 1iven no public indication of his plam but reportedly baa hinted to Intimates that he •:,•ppl for NBA hardship slatua by the Fri· day mldnl t deadline, the Sun-Times said In a cop story. A news conference wu scheduled for Friday mornilMI ta Eat Lamina to make the announce· meat. die SUn·Ttmes aald. -....... - The 6·8 Spartan Is e xpected to be tbe Los Angeles Lakers' No. I draft choice and be offered a four-year contract for at least S2 million. Asked about his reported plans at an a.wards ceremony al a Lansing, Mich .. high achool Wed- nesday night. Johnson declined lo discuss his plans, saying, "You'll just have to wait 'Lil F riday like everybody else." Arter chatting with Johnson on Wednesday night. his high school coach. George Fox. said, "Well, ll looks like he's going pro." He has given indications in interviews that his inter-collegiate dtaYS are over. Diahlos Dominate All-league South Coast League champion Miss ion Viejo High dominates the all leag ue selections ;is Gt ~ ;/,,..I •. ~ .. .. ~ "'~ .... ! . I • I t _ .. ~VALUABLE COUPON ~ ~'8 75c OFF PER POUND o .. Ow ......,q cwu..-. , ... -....... Regular --TAKE-OUT Prices Per lb . Cllicl1"' 2.2J I Delclen Hlcltory s-.trl'd ...._ ... ron. •1t.t l .4t l•d •Iba 2.H HEWPOttT HICKOIY PIODUCTS CO. 2800 l-*-J.t+t, ... .,,.. ...... 67).2794 Exoues June 10 1979 Yh ~ pirked by the Daily .--- Pilot. landing seven on the fir11t team and three othe rs on the second team Add1t1onally. th e ltS like putting the phone · in your pocket. Oiablos boa s t t h e league's most valuable player 1n undefeated pitcher Craig Schmidt and the coach of the year. Ron Drake. Schmidt overpowered tht lea~ue with his pitching, racking up a 10·0 record and a I 07 ERA. Mission Viejo's dominance in the selec· lions is reflected by a 377 ttiam batting averag('. Among those honored on the first team from the Orange Coast area are San Clemente lligh's one-two punch of pitcher Roy Pala cios a nd catcher Hi ch Gray Palacios fashioned an 0.56 ERA and had three s traight s hutouts in lea~ue play. He gave up three earned runs in 34 '':! innings and walked only nine batters. Gray. with four home runs to his credit, socked the ball at a .372 clip. Bin:l's Finger Getting Better INOJANAPOLIS (AP> Larry Bird, tbe col· lege basketball player or the year, is recovering from surgery on the in· dex finger or his right hand, his Boston at - torney sa!d Wednesday. 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CASTILLO Oi IM 0 1lly ~Ila! SUH This 1s one week wher,. winning won't mean much for hi~h school t rnck and fi eld a thletes On tap ttus weekend are CIF prelims at four sites and all a n athlete h as to do is qualify 1n the top nine to advance to the meet th at really counts the May 19 CIF finals at Cerritos College THAT DOF.SN'T M EJ\N everybody can afford to hold back. though obviously some will. With the top three athle tes pe r event from each of 13 leaj.!ues entered in the prclims. there isn't a whole• lot of room for error. Kickin~ off thl' schedule Friday are the 3-A prelims at Valencia High in Placentia and th<.' l ·A prelims at Aviation High in Redondo Beach. Both start al 4 p.m. Saturday, the 2-A prelims will be held at Mission VieJo a nd the 4-1\ preltms at El Modena. both startin~ a t noon Men a nd wo men will compete 1n the ~ame m crt SUNSET LEAGUF. MEMBERS Edison. Hunl inglon Beach. Marina. Newport Harbor and Foun lain Valley, a long with Empire Lcai;?ue member Ocean View, arc headed for the 4-i\ meN Sea View Lca~ue me mhers Estanc ia. Costa Mesa. Corona del Ma r. Irvine and Univers ity are 1n the 3-A meet. Laguna Beach. Dana Hills and San Clem ente o f the South Coast League . alonJ? with Ma ler Oei from the An~elus League. will compete m the 2-A affair Corona def Mar. t he undisputed Sea View League men's champ, is led by Mike Bruggeman. league champ in the RSO I 1 55.9) and mile 14:21.2 1 Costa Mesa is paced by hurdle champion Mike Moiso 1 IS.O in the 120 highs, 39.2 in the 330 lows l and two-miler Scott Lacrosse <9:25.8 >. UNIVERSITY'S KEV MEN are Harry Billups in the s prints 110.2. 22.6 > and weight men Ken Mills r60-ll shot put. 177·3 discus > and John Ortman 1170-9 > 4Horses Scratched BALTIMORE <AP) - Four horses which ap- peared listless in their stalls be(Ore the ninth race at Pimlico Race Course were scratched from the 11 horse field when officials suspected they had been tran· quilized. Authorities were ex - pected to receive results today from the u rine teata taken to determine if the horses were sedat· ed bef0tt Wednesday's "triple" wagering race. Track officials were rorced to refund M,887 that was bet on the horaea in advance triple sales. Ont• namt• sta nds out Jmoni: lhc· rest as rar a:-. the -.omt.•n are concerned. I t'~ Michelle Kelley. l<':tJ!Uf' rhamp in t h<> 100 11 1 21 , 220 <25.11, 440 15i 8 1 and long Jump 11fi.9:i. 1 As a Junior last 'ear. Kell t•v won three titles 1n the l ·A finals and ;_ ~t•eking Lo duµlicate the fciit tn the tougher 3-1\ ranh i\notht·r ,·prsatrle runner 1!> Costa Mesa's .lorelin Fishe r . lc<1g uc dramµ tn the mile lS:20.21 <ind two.mile 1 11 10 5 1 E..,tancia. which shared the I t'am title "1th I rvint>. had winnin~ r elay efforts or 50 5 in the <\40 :.ind 4 03JI in the mile> •:DISON. WITH ITS strength 1n the running l'\'C•nts. a nd Nf'wport Harbor. with its strong field t.•ven t Crt"w, should carry the Suni,ct League's ban- ner in the 4 i\ a ffair. In la:-.t \\t>e k·s league hnab. Newport Harbor produced the 1nd1vidual champion tn four of the s ix f1 \'ld events Scott McKay 1n the pole vault 114·6>: Alan Cadd1:-. 1n tht' long JUmp 122·2l. Jeff Hailey in 1 ht· s hot µut 151 !J 1 Kt•,· in Jeffcn ci, m the discus thro"' t 149-ti l All told . the S;.ii lors have ntnc field e ve nt en- lrte:, 1n the 1>rt'lims. plus an additional four in the runnin~ l'' en!!> F:DISON PRODl'CED LEAGUE champions in the two.mile 1Jon Huller, 9 Ofi.51, m ile <Mike Lansdon. 4 2011. 100 <Ke rwin Bell. 981. 440 re lay 143 2 1 a nd mile relay 14 26.21. Fountain ::illey 1!\ led by champions Alan Ounran • 14 -i 1n the 120 htJ?h hurdles 1, Kevin Romine 138 1 1n the 330 low hurdles 1 and Dennis Cowan 145-51 1 in the triple jump> Tht• top wo me n athletes from the S unset LeaJ,:Ul' <ire-Vanessa Denniston of Huntington Real'h, Tr:.t<'V Hanlon of Edison and Annabelle Villanu('\a o;f'ountain Valley Villanueva won the mile tS .08 1 I and two-mile 1 11 ·25.9 1 1n the league finals, Denniston captured the 100 111 JI a nd 220 12s.R1 while Hanlon took tbc 110 low hurdles 114.J l. lonJ.? jump < l7-8:\~) and was second in the 100 1 11.3 1. • ! ii ' 1 i ~ i f • 10 I t • 7 -COMICS I CROSSWORD by Br.cl A...._. "Do you ever get the fffllng he'1 trying to go over our h.ods?" SUPERHEROES SHOE ~~. r ~1t-JK rr? 6RfAT WE'f'f. REW1~TI~ nt~f?G~ .. i MOON MULLINS WHEN DID You DECIDE you WERE AN ,ART/ST, MR. DOODLE? ,, ........ By Bil Keane "I wish you'd mow this rug, Daddy." DENNIS THE MENACE FUNKY WINKERIEAN NEXT~U~~ ~ '4E ~ Rllt Hl&HEbT ~ R)llT AISA&E. ! 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AN ASSOCIAT•;o Press check ot tcroun<t trans portation tltl W .. dnc:sday showt•d SOl'Dt' public trlUl!llt systems also rtiport local r1dt·o tup 1i. up. but lhe biggest JUtnp l b Ot'l'1Jr r 1og ID long- dll'lla nct" trl!vt•I G rt'yhoul)d Corp 'i. <:t•rald Truutman, * * c ht11rtl)an, ~ind bus * ....... ·-"'P ....... -·~--_. ......... ------·-----·-----.... .. .. .. . . .... -... . -----.-.. -.- Travelers Jam Buses, Trains tnvtil ha:s lncreased so mueb during lhe put month that the company is having trouble find. lD1 enough buses. Lee Sneath. director or pubUc relations for Trailwaya Bus System, said : "Our ridership figures are up. It Is too soon to tell how sharply." SEVERAL FACTORS were responsible for the Increase, he sa id . in c lud ing gas oline shortages and a m achinists' strike that ha!) grounded United Airlines' mghts for more than a month. crowding ma ny or the most popular air routes . * * * ( ENERGY J Regional airlines. meanwhile. have picked up business because o( the energy crunch. ·'Obvious· ly we're getting a lot of that." said a spokesman for the Air T r ansport Association or America. The association said th e nu~b er or r e venue passeqger miles flown by short· haul airlines during March was 27 percent higher than in the same month of 1978. Sneath said Trailways planned * * * to aak state re1ula&ory agencies in •everal areaa to ease restri tlons on bus companies to allow them to expand a.ervice from June 15 lo Sept . lS. HE SAID IDS ~mpany want.K to add extra runs to exiating 5chedules and to begin in· trastate service in new areas. Alcohol Stretches Gas Neither Trautman nor Sneath provided specific ridership fi~ures. Amtrak's Vranich said bookings for tbe next two weeks are running 40 percent above 1978 levels. Amtrak reservatiom centers handled SO percent more calls in one day this week lhan they did a year earlier and the c arrier is training extra operators. "The molll a pparent reason . . 1s gasoline worries." Expert Wanzs, 'There's No Easy, Quick Fix' Vranich said, adding that many callers mention the possibility of a ruel shortage when they ask for information. He said callers often have no idea of whet.her they can J:el where they want to without driving. A~ .... ,... .. Tllird Largesi The use of ~1 x 72-m C'h mirrors focusing together lo create a hght 14atherm g capacity of a 176-inch te lescopt' m a kes this o ne the world's third largest. rt 's thl' Muhiple Mirror Te lescop~. a new des~gn, dedicated We dnesday by the S mithsonian Ins titution and the Univers ity of Arizona. It as housed in a rotating building on 8.5.50-fool Mount Hopkins oear Amado, Ariz., south of Tucson. Even 8 1/2%, .Inflation Too Low for Basics? WASHINGTON IAP) Even as the Carte r administration raised its Inflation forecast for this year to at least 8.~ percent. so m e priva t e eco no mis t s warned that price boosts ror s uch necessities as food . energy and h OUSlDl! will far e.xcl!ed that rate. Treasury S<'C'rNary Mic hael · Blumenthal adm1ttf>d that the administration h<1 d ''.st•rcwcd up" hy prcdaclin~ only a 7 4 flt'r c t·nt 1nnat1on rat<.· for 1979 · I would be ~urpri!'.t:d 1f we're he low 81:: percent." he told a Senate appropriations subc:om mattee. BARRY BOSWORTH, director of the president ·s Couoctl on Wa~e and Pru·e Stab a l1ty, Jater agreed with lllum~nthaf"s pre d1ct1on. Airlines Buy 11 Jumbo Jets LOS ANG F.LF.S I AP l Mc Donnell Douglas Corp. has announced orders from .Japan Aar Lines a nd Alitala a for 11 OC-10 jumbo jets worth mo11e than $500 million. J a pan Air Lines requested five j umbo jets, with delivery ex· peeled late this year a nd early ne xt year , a s pokes m a n for McDonnell Douglas Corp. said. Terms were not disclosed, but a n average OC· 10 costs about $40 million. 'l'he government-oper ated Italian airline. Alitalia, ordered six OC· lOs for a total of S310 million. That sale 1s stlll subJect to Italian goHrnment approval. QUEEN FOR A DAY MOTHER ON MAY 13th By Terry Grant, R. Ph. .. At a diMer of the Society of All)eric an Bu s 1 ncs~ a nd Econonµc Writers. he s-a1d in· nation is "absolutely inconsis· tent with fo re tas t s last Oc· tobe r." Th e r evised pre di c t io n lhrealfnS to toug,h~n . labor 's al(e Mo,.y "h\nl st<tAd i g a1ns t Presid~nr Ca rter ·~ 7 pert'cnt wage ~uid el1n e. a counci l s pokesrnan al•koowledged T ff E U N IT•: 0 R B 8 E R Workers ur1100 1 ~ :--eek1ng a package far 1n excess of the pre· sideot's cellinil and the United Auto Workers union has warnert the administration not to 1n· terfere in its upeoming ncgolla· lions "It dosen"t make a more hap· py situation wilh labor," ~aid spokesman J oe Carte r of the wa~e and price council. "We re· cngnize that it ·s a very difficult s 1tuat1on labor leaders ure up a~ainst." Even before the "ew predic· tioo. the AFL-CIOI~ 'executive rnuncil blasted the president:s a nti-inOation program as "an absolute fl op"' that penalizes worke rs and ur~ed that it be scra ppect. M EANWHJLE. ECONOMISTS at Rata RC1>ources Inc . of Cam- bridge. Ptjass .. said e nergy prices are expected to increase at a n annual 15.5 percent rate Domestic crude oil should rise 20 pert!ent in price, s atd Bob Gough, a senior economist at the company beaded by Otto Eeks· Lein. a former member of the Council of Economic 'Advisers. Gou~h said the median price of a new single-family home thjs year will be a bout $63,500. a 13.5 percent increase over last year Food prices. he said, ctre likely to r ise 9 oercent to 12 nercent. . .'fr •• ..,.,-• The overall iDflalion rate will bP tempered somewhat. Gough said. by relatively mild price rises ror clothing a nd s hoei., durable goods and transP<>rta- tion. ' LOS ANGE14ES (AP l Panicky motorists searching for foci and farmers lookinJ? for new markets may Join for ces one day und fill millions of gas tanks w ith gasohol. a n e ne r gy · ~\retching mixture of alcohol and gasoline. Iowa motorists a re already Jillihg up al gasohol stations The fuel is used exte nsively in Brazil BUT GASOHOL FACES major problems. It isn't likely lo ease the American ~as crunch soon. a group or scientists said here. "There is no easy, quick fix . You can't just turn a key and get motor fuel that contains alcohol c·omi n g o ut ." s aid J o h n Litchfield of Ballelle Columbus Laboratories in Columbus. Otuo ·'The whole t>conom1cs of manufacturing alcohol rrom grains. su1-1ars or other plants ror industrial u~e or for fuel is very marginal," said J onathan Ra ymond or Cetus Corp. in Berkeley. "IT'S GOING TO BE a long lime before alcohol can 1 have an l 1mpa<'t on our fue l needs '· Rut he said research is under way al <·ollege. industry and govcrnmPnt labs in the Uruted States and many olht•r nations. Scientists in vol vcd in that re· search we re interviewed during a meeting of the American Society of Microbiology. GASOHOL IS A mixture of 10 percent ethyl alcohol and 90 per cent gasoline. It burns smoolt1Jy in standard cars a nd "enhances the quality of the gasoline because it raises the octane rat· ing. ·· Raymond s aid. Ethyl alc'>hol can be produced by fermcnl.:ng grain, potatoes. sugar cane, sugar beets. trees or even agricultural debris. Jt also can be made from petroleum. But it's expens ive, even meas ured agains t t oday 's i:asoline prices . ''EVERY INDICATION 1s that the cheapest price alcohol will be produced by fermentation is some thing on the orde r of St 15 to$1.20agallon." Litchfield said. Litchfield said a few fcrmen· talion plants are producing ethyl alcohol. but "the production is JUSt a drop in the bucket com· pared to what our energy needs arc ·· Bringin~ a new fermentation plant into production, he said, woul(J take about two years. even us ing only existing technology. THE BASIC PROCESS has been around s ince the dawn of history: Ljquor is essentialiy ethyl a lcohol and wat~r. The fermentation is carried out by microorganisms Much of the research is ai med at improving the performance of * * * On Molhl•f"\ l>l•) we puhlicly acknowlertgc I hat t•vcrylhing ct.•nlt•rs around her and that wt• a ll arc her willing ~ub JC<'I~ Supply, Not Gas Cost, W onies Most in Poll ll 1s our yt•:irly re. minder of Mother~ im portancc. For. we all arc so accu s tomed to Mother's dally uns e lfis h e fforts that we often forget the many thanks due her. We hope a ll Mothers will permit us to serve them whenever possible. If there Is any favor or courtesy we can do for any M othe r . any day. we welcome such re· quests. NEW YORK CAP> -American~· real worry about energy is getting e nough of it lo meet their needs. not how much guoline, natural gas and e lectricity will cost . an Associated Press-NBC News poll shows. five percent said they were more concerned about price and 6 percent of the 234 Southern Californians in· terviewed were not sure . YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine. Pick up your prescr1pl.1on If s hop. ptng nearby, or wu wlll deliver promptly without extra charge. A great m~py people e ntruat us with tbelr prcscnpllons, May we lo mpound yours"'.' PAD UDO PMAIMACY ... w...., , .............. ....,.. ..... '4J·lllt FUty-six percent of those in· terviewed said supply bt energy. not price, was tbetr bigger energy con- cern. 11tirty-eigbt percent said price was.the larl(er worry and 6 pel'cent of the 1,600 adults intervie•ed na- tionwide by telephone were oot sure:· A SPECIAL POLt in Sou~ltern c.ilfomfa. before the lines be1an to form, found the area's adults just as coacemed aboUt the · availabUity of enerty as the .nation as 'a · whole. Rnld~ of tbe, Los Angeles and San Diego areas said dollar-a -111lon saaollne will. have less impact on their driving habits than on others acrou the country. .. In Southem etUtomia, ~ percent. Hid they are more worried about the avail1blllt,y of .ener1y in the ruwre. than lhey ar~ about the prlee. Thirty. The survey in Southern California was take n In conjunction with the na· lional poll before the gasoline shortage deepened and Gov. Edmund G. Brown J r. allowed counties lo opt for even-Odd rationing. IN LINE WITH THE concern about avaHabllity rather than price. those from lhe Los Angeles and San Diego metropolitan areas are a bit less like· ly than adults nationally to say they will cut back on driving in the face of dollar·a·gallon gasoline. Thirty-two percent of the Southern Callromians interviewed said that dollar·•·Rallon gasoline will not change their driving habits. That compares with 26 percent of those across the country who won't change. In Southern California, 42 percent Hid they will drive less if gasoline price11 continue lo !!oar. compared with 44 percent nationally. • the microbes and finding new ones. Another approach is aimed at the raw materials, because lhe price of fermented alcohol is "heavily de pende nt on how much you pay for a bushel or corn, for instance,'' said Oaruel Wang or MIT. ALTHOUGH GRAINS and sugars are traditional sources of alcohol, he said. it can also be taken from trees and "ldt-0ver agricultural products like corn stalks and com leaves." How a n d whe n gasoho l becomes a s ignificant fue l source remains to be seen. But Litchfield said, "it wall rind a place. What that place is I don 't think anybody's prepared to say I don't think anyone knows ."' * * * * * * BILLAJMSAT ALCOHOL USE SACRAMENTO CAP) Californians could save 10 mill1on "THF.'V 'LI. SAY: 'I want to go from New York to Richmond. Va . and I 'm worried about ~asoline Do you go there?'" Vranich said. In CalHo rnaa , whe re the shOrta~e has hit hardest. some passen~er trains already are full . Vraruch said, adding that 11 or 24 trams bet ween Los Angeles a nd San Diego carried standees last weekend. gallons of gasoline a month by adding 1 percent alcohol, says As· semblyman Victor Calvo, 0 -Mountain View. Calvo mlroduced AB 1889, which would require all gasoline sold 10 Califorma to contain 1 percent alcohol by 1981 and. if that works. 5 percent by 1985 Calvo issued a statement saying the 1 percent blend could save 120 million gallons or gasoline a year. lie said that and a tax credit bill by Sen . Alfred Alqwst. o .san Jose, the "gasohol bill" would "provide a badly needed shot 1n the a rm to the fledgling synthetic ruels industry in California." The Southwest Limited b e tw et:n Ch icago and Los An~eles is fully booked for 18 of 31 daily runs this month, he said : last year , 1t was sold out on only eight days m May. It would also require public utilities to use clean·burrun~ alcohol fuels durrng the smog season as a subs titute for imported fuel 01 1. VRANICH SAID Amtrak is "h a p py ," with the in ·• ('t e ase. "but worried" aooul handling the bus iness. 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If you do not have a Canadian • )'ellow card." the non· resident lnterprovincial motor vehicle liability card r~· 01n1zed in Canadian provinces as evidence of adequate coverage. your automobile might be Impounded. 1t once was com· m oo practice ror American insurers to write special Mexican e ndorsements for policyholders going short distances south or the border, says Allen Money's Worth P. Willis Jr .. vice president or tl'le Continental Insurance Co .• "but these days it's better to buy insurance from a company licensed in Mexico.•· And although in general you don't need additional in· surance when going north of the border, "before leaving for Canada. check with your insurance agent lo make sure your policy does provide adequate coverage." Willis says. More specifically, when en route to Mexico: -WORK WITH YOUR INSURANCE agent to find an agent who represents a Mexican insurance company. Arrange in advance to pick up a special policy. In addition to liability coverage. consider fire, theft and collision insurance. "In Mexico. the last three cov. erages are based on the value you declare ror your car," Willis says You save on premiums by declaring a value lower than the car's worth. but ir a Mexican company makes a total loss payment. you could lose blle to your car and any re· sidual value it might have. Mexican authorities believe the car no longer belongs to you once you have been paid for it. Also. to collect on theft coverage. the whole car has to be stolen. -SPF.ND F.NOUGH TIMF. WITH THE AGENT issu· mg the Mexican policy to make sure everything is in or- de r. is understood a nd is backed up with proor of in· surance. proof of ownership of the insured vehicle. valid d'river's license and a Mexican tourist card. Another safeRuard is to get a hst of Mexican insurance agents representing1he company issuing the policy. IF YOU'RE EN RO UT£ TO CANADA, you must be aware that the province of Quebec is a special situation because of its no.fault law Quebec 1s the only Jurisdiction in North America where no IC1wsu1ts are allowed for bodily tnJuries caused by auto accidents. Oil Prices, Interest Rates Worry Market NEW YORK IAP l -Stock prices skidded today amid worries about interest rates and energy. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial issues was down 9. 70points to828.92. Declines led advances by a 2· I margin on the New York Stock Exchange. Traders were wiling for release of money supply figures this anemoon for an indication of future moves by the Federal Reserve on tightening credit. The money supp. ly has been rising in recent weeks. and Walt Streeters fear another rise may cause the Fed to push up interest rates. But surprisingly the money supply figures were down tsee below>. SI fH'k11 In Tll~ Spol llfllll STOCKS ~n H1gn LO• Clo.,.. C"O lO 1110 Sll 11 .,. 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Pam Oawbef a11d Tom Scott 1otn llOll COO°<I\' Cnase m • 1009ue- 1n·C-ttff0<1 10 leatn .. roat mall.~ peoole laugn 0 ('I}) MANEY MILLEA A moo Domt>et tnreatens 10 turn·lhe 10111 shill onto a 111s1 shtlt to• B•rntiy and n1s d\ltec:t•vtts CD MERV QAIFAN GUMIS ShttOey w 1n111<s Susan Saint Ja~ Halen Gurtey Brown, Sylvia Kus- loll fD TV AUCTION (CONro1 C!) THE ASCENT OF MAN rroe lonQ Chtfdhood" Or B•onowsl.• rov-s the var- ied h1sto•y ot man s accomplishments and apPf&.•liflS the results and th8 lutute ol menklflO s 8SOOl\I . 9:30 0 @J CARTER ~~I Ille 1mpenc11ng' mamoge ot Sgt 801<0< and Lucille 11ove the rownspoo. pill ol Chnton Catl\Ofs 1n a 1ouy f Pan 1 ol <'I ~ IJ BARNABY JONES J R oocomes 1ne tor~• 01 TUBE TOPPERS NBC e 9:00 -Chevy Chase's Na- tional Humor Test. A lighthearted ex· amination or what makes people laugh with guests Martin Mull and Pam "Min· dy" Dawber. <Seest-0ry, photos below>. KIU 11 :00 -.. I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name." Orson Welles plays a businessman who returns to his carefree . youth in this 1968 movie comedy with Oliver Reed. KTTV e 12:30 "Ship of Fools." A wartime voyage to Nazi Germany with Vi vien Leigh, Lee Marvin. Oscar Werner a nd Si mone Signoret a mong the oassengers. a oerangec:t k11t« ......,. he bilg1ns tnveshgatlnc;I the mys11111ou1 <1115aPC>N1ance ol a real etl&te developer. tR) 0 PAE8ENTINO SUSAN ANTON 08 NEWS G ®J FAMILY w 111oe hires a lorm« P<Otill· tute as his sec;retary. una. ware that hi& boss hod once done bu$1nes9 with Ille gift Cl) N~T OAUEA'Y . r Ile MessA&h Ot Molt S1ree1 An Old Jew 1s '""· Cllily ill but a1uoous to stey a1111e to loolc atte• n1s 9· lB':~= 10:30 CD Cl) NEWS '1!) FOOTSTEPS 'Staclo.ong The Oec1c·· Wh•le Children can 14lern trom thOI< mmakM. they ' can also oe hun 11 ttoet• mistakes get mate atten· hon then lhfll< SUCCMSCS 11:00 II 0 0 CJ)@) NEWS Q MAKE M£ lAUOH IJ MOVIE * * ·~ "'111 ~ fOfQOt What's 'Is Name'" I 19681 Orson Welles. Oliver Reeo A Suc:ceslllut ouaine5Sman goves up everytrnng to return to hos c:a•etree youtn (1 hr . 57 mon I a» CHICO AHO THE MAH Cnico p1ay1 ma1cnmokt1t 10 Eo ano a,_ n01t9ht>0<. Sll1rtey Q) THE BENNY HIU SHOW S<!flny deel<les to govo ll•S S•OO·klCk and h8tdWO<kiOQ yes men Jec;k W11gnt a nnr.oay on the sun • TVAUCTION (CONT"O) 11:308(1) w•A•s•H Hawkeye has 10 op411a1e on a c;oionel wno Is tll<HI· eninc;a to c;ourt-mattlal him ..nMe B J con~ ii IOve· Socit -geant (RI 0 TOHIQHT Host Jonnny Carson. Guest· Etouoetn A5111f!¥ I 80UPY 8A1.E8 ®J STARSl<V & HUTCH Hutch lfTl94l'IOn&tes a doc- IOI 1n Older 10 treat d wounoed seaman wno •S thfeotenong to k~I nos two l'IOslagfl (R) a» THE GONG SHOW Cl) GET SMART Moa ano 99 aro mostakon dl> K'AOS agonts cor'd •ece1ve a dOll thal 1s ve•v valuable to KAOS &i) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE • Come Wander With Me a» ALFMO HITQiCOCK PRESENTS • Htilp Wonted'" A desper· 1110 man O'lswers a ne10 wanted ao m sea"h 01 ii JOO Cl) QETSMAAT lne Cnoef trltls 10 impress· a m&gar•nt> reponer 1n nopes ol g1v1ng CONTROL a bN18• 1meqe 12:05 IJ (J) CBS LATE MOVIE * * '" "McC•oud Shark'>' 1197!>1 Oenn1s W Aaver. Chrt510pl'lnt GPO•QP McCtouo •S occused 01 IOl{lrhmng W•th IOnOll\er oe1ec1tve s 1nvestogahon 01 No Chevy in Tonight Show's_ Future Ry J F.RRV BUCK LOS ANGELES •AP 1 Chevy Chase says there was never any truth lo the report that he was ooing groomed to succeed J ohnny Carson as host of ·'The Tonight Show.·· He also denied he'd started lhe rumor rumsell. "Nobody ever ta lked to me about 'The Tonight Show.' :· he said. "Not from the first day. Not even back in the days or 'Saturday Night Live' when it was fi rs t said J was being groomed. I 've never even been asked to be a guest host." CHASE SAID IT "MADE it difficult for Johnny and me to gel together." but the lwo later met after Chai.c sent Carson a letter. He later was invited to <Appear on "Tonight." He said the report began when a magazane suggested he would be a good replacement for Carson. and it was picked up by other reporters. "So the rivalry was precipitated," said Chase. "The fact is thltt it never came up. It was just something someone wrote about in a magazine." CHASE IS HOST FOR "The Chevy Chase Na- tional Humor Test" on NBC, Channel 4, tonight at 9 His guests are Martin MuJI , Pam Dawber. jazz musician Tom Scott. Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner and psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers. Carson also became annoyed when Chase was asked if he would liketodotheshow. "I made a few remarks that were deprecating to the show. not him," explained Chase. "I said it in the wrong way. sort of arrogant in my new- found fame. He took it tbe wrong way and 1 never meant it that way. He's the best there is." Carson has said he wants off "Tonight" before his contract expires in mid-1981, and Chase again was asked about becom ing the show's host. ''I ·-· .. .... APWl .... tO• CHEVY CHASE GETS SPLATTERED WITH PIE ON 'NATIONAL HUMOR TEST' TONIGHT Slapstick Comic Says He Never Wanted to Take Over Johnny Carson's Show don't very much think I 'll be asked, but if I am asked, I'll con.sider it." he said. CHASE'S "NATIONAL HUMOR Test" special is a spoof on previous programs like the safety and driving TV tests. "It's a form of sorts for a tremeodou. amount of funny things to happen.'· said Chase. "You take it al home. It's multiple choice. No one really loses because there are no in- correct answers, only unfunny answers." Next up for Chase. who made his movie debut in ··Foul Play," is a film called "S11turday Matinee." which he wrote. He said he was thinking or directing the movie. as well as starring 1n 1t, but didn "t think he would have lhe time because he a lso is working on two record albums. CHASE SAID HE ALSO expects to star ~gain with Goldie Hawn in Neil Simon's next movie. .. Seems Like Old Times." "I can't speak for Goldie, but it looks like we·n do it," he said. 'Mork' ABC's 1-2 Punch .. Saturday Matinee" will be Chase's vision of those nostalgic days when you could go to a movie for 50 cents and see a newsreel, a cartoon. a travelogue. a serial and two features . All of tt.lt will be wrapped into one picture. with Chase play. ing several roles. • rvtllleu loen lhatll. U:tO. fllOllllR • * ·~ ""OM 8undey Aftat· noon"' (190) Oenn11 MorQlll, J-Peige r,. ~ queltty ol kMt pr-to be an antidote IOI' l"6 OIMndlanllld. (1 IV., S6min I • WOVtl * e • ""Ship Of Foola .. 119851 Vivien Leigh. Simone Sognofet. A motley ~ ol PMllflQatW 11 '°"* to anare cloM quarters while tr •vellng to 8<_1\1_,, (3 hf LI • MOYIE • ·~ "The l11"8 ~ he<d Of kingdom eom.·· (1961) Jimmie Rc>Ogets. Luana P .. en. A youth ''°'" the '"'' Of ICentuelly champ.on• the Y•nkee c:auN dut"'O the Clvll Wat. f2 nrs I 12:'18 ®J MANNIX The Oaughler OI a pOWefful new1paper publl1her ~ ll'volvecl on pofm- c.i "'t•IOIJ4I and mufder 12:11 G MAVENac ""Bolt From Tiie 8~·· 1:000 TOMOMOW Tom Snyder. •ocil•t expe<1 Bob Trvax and ent11<111ner Romando 111s1t a SS m1111on tllt simul11t01 ond ooscuss the P•lv1110 aeronauttcs industry t;.450 N£WS @.) AOAM-12 t:!7 0 MOVIE • • * •, ·· Ftesn Ano Fania. sy'" p9<131 Chartes Boyer, Ba•bera Slanwyck A t110 01 spellb1n01ng mystllt ies is p•Me<llO<I one of wflt<:h 11wotves a psychic who latetells a "'()lent death alte• •eaC11ng a man s palm (2 hrs :l m•n I 2:000 NEWS 2:0911 NEWS 2".260 NEWS 2:30 Q DO< VAN DYKE Roo learns thot d song lie helpeO wnte ·~ at>oul 10 oecomea n11 Q) NEWS 2!39 II MOVIE •* ll'le Warrior Empress·· • 19601 1(- MatheWS. 11n1 Louise A rebel 16ader ano tM bflau- totul 11.gn P•ieSlots Sappno '"unc:n a 1011e &11811 (I nr , SO m•n I 3:000 MOVIE • • "t<londok" Annie · 11936) Mae w es1 Voc:10< MCl&9ten A ..alonn Sll>Q8f l•lltlS d Oe30 mtlo6•QnWy S SOUTH COAST ACTORS STUDIO '"' •0.3 ~ ""°"""'" tf'\ ~·· (f"'l'nfft9f'C,t.&f\ W• NW!10 •H ~'YO"'-, ,,,. '""" ~" ~ ' I tri'\ ~!:.. .. -LO l'\W_ (714) 957.0212 "THE DARK" '"PHANTASM" (R) GEORGE HAMIL TO N "LOVE AT FIRST BITE" (PGI "THE SILENT PARTNER" (R) Dally 6: lO Sot;S.....'Hol 1230 MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ldeMMY el'CI----· -c:eptailn. ~ -p-. 11ot on i. tflll (1 lw., 2S min.I a:.e YCMI ••• ••a.ma ,. ,,..H C*Ot Errol~~ de HewtlWld. Tiie flghl IDr "bloOdy ~ ...... ~ dunnO .. cn-CIW Wat dilY9 ~ Geof9I eu.w _, Jeb 8"*' be9•n 1helr 1nlll111y ~(2 1\fs.l HIG MOVIE ••~ "Family Honey• moon·· ( 19411 Cleudet1e Colbert, Fred MacMurrs:t • Wl\ell a c.ollege ~ merrlea a prel1y young widow. dlelr r--UC "°"" eymoon turne W O a ..,,.., .,..., .. "'* brid9'• ... deviliah Cflildt9ft go alOftg IOI lfle ride. 12 rw. .. I "*'·I 4:29 81'.w IDWANJa •:211 NIWll 4:aG MCME '• • 00Are Hu1band• ~·· 119'2) Ra, Mlllww:I. Be"y Field. A oou- ple encounter• many ~ cufttea 111 eoiu11ong to....,. rlecl lite ( 1 II<., 30 min I f'rida•'• Dayti•e fto.,w• 12:00 IJ e • ''-"Tne AedtlNd From Wyomtng" (19!>2) Mau•Mn 0 °H1u1, Ale• Nicol The manager ol a cattle Clllanng llouN ge1• 11110 a IOI of trouble before she mames the Sllerotf, ( 1 hf ,30 mon1 ••••"'Pursued'" C t947) le<esa Wffghl. Rob· e<1 Mit~hum All orphan attempts to 8"9llg8 hK tathe•'s mu•de• upon r&aCl\.ng manllood. l 1 hr , ~min) 3:00 (!]) • • .. s,, 8006 Homeco1T111"9°0 f1974) Rob- flf1 Cutp, Glen Campbell Atter oeong •me>f"'°"9d tor 18 )'tl8'$ on cna<ges ol robbefy and murder ~ m11n •ttturns name to Ills IOVlng retah-. (I ti<., 30 mtn I 3:30 0 • • • Blue Hawe11 • 11962) Elv11 PrMley, Ange- la Lansbury When a sol- O oe r •flturns 10 hrl Hotw•oan hO<ne hfl lllket a roo wfln a tounst buf8llU ag .. nst the ac!VIC& of hit patents (I hr., 30 min) An THEATRES c WHEJMAllU) CINEMALAND 1U 11>H 16()1 14 .. i.11001 81•0 ~TCHIC .,,. PHANTASM ,_,.,I. ILAif ... SAODU_S _ 1<>8111 1"1 IMIOllC• ___ __.:;._, .... ____ _ YAM NUTS llVD. -Hit M.AU1U IL\CH 1-••111 c cosfl MEM ) So . Co111 ,.4.,4,, "" j~IO 8t1\•0• I''"' P;te1f"Q Ac-.., •• .,, w.._,., SUPHMAHINI ,_ 70...0..,Stwff MOIMAW __ _ .,..,.., eta .. of lhl MKMlchMI ,_,_, .. LAST IMHACI IRf -·- ~f'r,J • , ·".~ I • \ ... I .* .,_ ) NEW YORK <AP> -The week's most- watcbed prime·lime TV program? "Mork and Mindy" at 8 p.m. The week's No. 2 show? ''Mork and Mindy" at 8:30-and a rerun at that. ABC, in fact, came within a abade -two shows -of sweeping the first IS places in the A.C. Nielsen Company's ratings for lbe week ending May 6. CBS' broadcast of the Miss USA beauty pageant was No. 7, and ''60 Minutes," also on CBS. finished 12th. week sprinkled liberally with reruns. The Country Muaic Awards s how on ABC was No. 16, NBC"s "The Best of 'Saturday Night Live' Part II." was No. 27, and "Castaways from Gilligan's Island ... also on NBC. was 32nd. Chase. who came to fame on "Saturday Nigtt Live.'' then quickly left NBC's late night program, Alt K:IW "'"° lfc.i •11."" "'ct ovt said, "I thought the show should have broken up Mc~\~';;:, -:,:12~·.7~u11L long ago. John Belushi is a superstar, and Gilda "------------' and the others are so good, .. be said referring to .,.... tn )our ._ t.ornmtJrtit\ nt• ... p.a~r f~ll 1>42 "321 •·: 1111µn.11 ABC got a big boost in the ratings from "Ike," its three-part war years biography of Dwight D. Eisenhower. The first and third chapters tied with "Mork and Mindy" for second place, and Part II was No. 15 for~ week. THE TllllEE SHOWS bunched in second place bad ratings of 27.1. Nielsen ••Ys that means of all the homes in the country witb TV. 27.1 percent saw each oftbe broadcasts. ABC's rating for the week was 20.5, witb CBS second at 15.7 and NBC third at 14.4. It wu ABC's 17th week in a row as tbe No. 1 network. The networks say the ratings mean in an averace prime-time minute during the week, 20.S percent or the TV-equipped homes in tbe nation were tuned to the leading network. All three networks scored wtUa speelall in a IUHOAY AND WIDMEIDAY MAT1NUI 2~··· GET OJT Yarn HAf\O<EROEFS the a ct.ors who called themselves The Not Ready --------------------- for Prime-Time Players. "I want to see them put their talents elsewhere. N~ BEST REGULAR program was a re· peat of "CH.iPs," No. 20. Each of the networks was represented at the bottom of the ratings: "Mackenzles of Paradise ,. .... .,..~.,,.,--i_.-i,....,. Cove•· on ABC was 5Sth. followed by ··supertrain" on NBC. a "CBS Reports" news special on the Three·Mile Island nuclear accident, "The Osmond Family Show" on ABC and NBC's "Highcliffe Manor. NOW PLAYING EDWAIDI' et•MA WllT Wntmln1ter 892-4493 IDWUDI' lllW'°"T Cl•MA Newport Beach 644·0760 CINEDOM( Orange 63-4-2553 ITADH•lllft ... Orange 639·8770 t IAllOll WW!OW"'-tve ·~OClllMl·•• MJl\' ICMJllllt IMIT M_,. .. • "\AST __ Mr ., • ., OtN lllMR S#ll lMlf ClWtITT Wl{R ..-Qt!ISIOM ~ ~ !Cfll _,,MWJJ>:,ROISA ·-oDiWl>SHllllR ..... .....,. Otl 1!1llllWI .,lill.lllt/if ltOl6lOOM ~ ....... Mo .-u 11'1\CW! ... IWIWll)Ul()w .... -~Of.111111{ ,..,. ___ ' • •. -.-w ..... -........... ' WOODY ALLEN DIANE KEATON MIO!AlL MURPI N MAPI l HfMINGWAY MFfN,' TRI. ff' ANNlbVRN( MANH~ 4N (.'.! .. If\ .1= crnSH'WlN fl. JN:. K 'l l I' J .-( H/\f,1 LS H J()( I ( ,...,, ... WrYl!), ;., t. J ~ M~VI !All BRK KMAN wt0ov ALLEN ...,.._,..,1,"" ......... ,.. ..... 11 ... •v •"- CICAlll r• fl , )I II f,'(1·~rr.·1 ()~ fNKJT l...:.ufX:ION WILi 1$ ..._Ari. IR) -.. ···--~w .. 7 ' , . ./ ENTEATAINMENT / INTERMISSION I MbVIE REVIEW ll.eturning Huntington Playlwuse· I Yes, V\rstala, tb~re ii a Huntiqtoa Beach r•ayboule. Caat.rary to popular oplmon, th1a l.bea&er 1roup ~ very mucla aUve. ll DOt particularly weU. and Is about to pluaa• acUvety lnto the bualDHI ()f pro •ucln1 pla,y1 ~ acalo, J&llt a atone'• throw from the Keoe ol ltl past 1lorlea. AUDITION8 WIU. all held Monday and Tuet1 day fort.he comedy "8oein&. BoeinJ," wbkb w11l be preleftled for a l lX•weffeftd encatement be.Clo Dina Jame 29 In an rnterim Uwater ln the Seachrt Bbopptnc ~nt.er al Main Slrfott and Yorktown Avenu.. Thla wtll ~ °'" play~·· temporary home until H• pro~ new lhu&er la conitrucled at a at&e nearby. AC'C'Ol'dlna to Ro•t-r Miiia, president of UM! playhouae board, thl:. will ht> tlw first of St'vtn•l prod\K'Uona to~ stuJ:ed at OW' storf'fmnt YM>atN . on which tbe playen1 have talllt!n a yt"ar's lease The balanct' ol t.M 1979 80 seuon bas y~t to bt' dl" termlned. "W9'ni loolung for 1t dynamnf' fall sea~.·· Miiis says. "Wit! want to let our aucbences know we're sUU around, e ven though w" haven't bt.;:o active for a while." THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Playhouse for those ol you who c~unc in late, WMS a thrivin~ r om munity theater group from 1t.s Inception In 1963 through the Call of 1976 when its theater "the Barn" as 1l was called, was torn down to rnliXe room for the commercial bwldin~s which now oc- cupy the site across Maio Street from lhe new tem - porary addreu. The players regrouped a ye1&r luter, Ill the s ummer of 1977, at the Edgewater Hyatt House in Long Beach to put on three comedies an a dinner theater fo rmal. This project, however . did not suffl. ciently filli lhe coffer~ and was discontinued more than~ year ago. . Since that time, the Hunlingtoo Beach board members have tried their hand at various fund· raising projects, but finally decided that their real mission, after a ll , was theater. After weeks of negotiation with the city and the Huntington Beach BARGAIN MATINEES DAILY519&10 cfl1lz:~11~·i1Q111l•J*!"' ... ~T~;oo~·ul 1=1i=:fE:~s ltOUft.,. ~ nu DH• HU NTH 1•1 ''" e S,00 A 1.>0 .... l uoocs llt'T\Jlltdl ILADNO SADOUSc•i PUK IMalT ftSl lf'OI .._tit n AU atGAH .. VAN NUYS aLVD.111 """' MAUIU llACH (I I llOY ICHllDIJI 1ue\Y~~lfau MCI~ 1-fClleae--- IMf c .. NA SYNDltOMICNt -ntl IUllOY HOll T ST'OttY !"01 Mil NOOkS 8'TUU611 llAZINO SADOlU 111 l'\IK ltAIMT nSl "°°' -ntl MIDDY HOUY STOIY- "ICl CASTUS• IPGI ----OI090I -ln>H U OUCVU1 .... lOVI AT flHl lml"01 Ill.US llNNlfla l"Ol llOY KMUOH LAST IM&aACI 191 P\11' THI DAaK1111 -______ ...,. OIOIOI -TOtl u a.ACUU1 • LOVE AT fllSt am l'OI l'WI JINNtfll l'OI ..._. .. n AU UOAN..." VAN NUYS aLYD.c-> """' MAUau IUCM II) .IAION IOIMM e MIA JU.OW HUlltlCANI CN1 "IA THI PIYCMIC flll -.-nau...-...· VAN NUTS aLVD.fll -MALllU llAC'Mflll ---.... CWIVCtellMe ... ~ ..,......,."' NII MISIAOI ftlOM INCi l"Ot "°'~ I.MT IMIUCI (I) NII THI DAIKl'lt ···m •• ' j ... -~· MmatlC• .wt MM•ONC..MINID••• --·--t.a.•-.. s. ... .. a. ........ . Intermission Tom Titus ins. •et:orelinc to llliUs. which me&DI no CODltnact· in1 and pa.lntina or acenery for tbe backataat corp1. It abould aeatabout 1218 people. Company, whl<'h ow us ttw hu\d In quf'stton. they maoaaed to lt'1&1tl' Suuc Jll ut lhc !Wuehff Center IJy tbe Ume "Boelo1. Boeinl" bJtl"tbe boards~ tbe liwltlngton playen a.bould hM'e their fW1 season ready for unveiling, MiUs says. The group will be looking ror some or the old atalwarta wbo dritled oil to other theaters whu tbe Hunlln1ton Beach troupe became inactive. DIKF.M'ING "BOf;ING, 110•:1NG" will be f'hll de lJMrrun. whu ulbu lfli6tt-'d UH: f1&reweU pro· ductioo lo thti B11r11 . ' llurv.:y " Hf''ll ~looking ror two men In ttw 30 40 u~t· runge , three women 18 lo 32 •Od OM olcl tr ucl n·&lj ul nut wuck '5 a uditions, ~whl"duled for 7 :to µ 111 MEANWIDLE, THE PIAYBOU8E bas taken out a building permit at the.new lbea&er site a few yards to the north. The playen hope to start COD· istruction withjn a year . The Scudltf lhc<'lt•r will h1tve full urena stag. Community theater has been abaent from Hun~ ting ton Beach for nearly three yean. Hopelu.lly, 1t'g finally back to slay. Woody"s Ne-w Comedy 'Manhattan' Brilliant 8 y AKTtttlJt kNU:tl'f ,.,,. ....... -11.....,., No lon.:l·r 1:. ll pu~:.tbh.• lo thtnk of Woody Allen a~ stmf)ly one of All)t•fll'U ~ funntl·~l r ome- dums "Anrue tlttll' l'l~u~ntly hinted al the "'1:-.doro and m Sl~ht, I.he St>nSlllVtly or human r elationships lurking bchtnd has comic mas k and the somber "Interiors" more than rul1f1ed · this perception Now, in "Manhattan." which Jack Rollins and Charlt•s H Joffe produ c\'d for United Artists, Allen has returned to his romic view: but it's a dark com· edy. And it's photographed, ap- proprial~ly, in elegant black and white. ALLEN CLEARLY lovt.>S his city. but he is not taken in by 1t or its people. Especia lly not by MAl'IHATTAH , Uftotff A"llb Proou<tr Ctwrlt"\ H JO'tft-. J'4t~ "(Jll n\ E •Kuti"~ C>r'OC)Ul'~r q:Ol»rt C.,,r,~n"'vt Otr~ctcw Wooov Altt·n x~en1>1•1Wooav 'llltn M.tr.Mll Arn 'm.tn C•\t Woocty Allf'n U••n• Iii. C'f'lt(.tn M•< "">t • MurOfi'y M.fr1f'f ti,,...,,lf'M.IW•'f' M t-t rt '"""' Anne-8yrn~. I(""'""" 1 tdw•o ~If nt1t.-t 0 001\0Qf'v" ~untlll\Q ,,,.... IOI> min MPA.&11•11 ... It its people. l.Jke the city 11:.l'lf, his characters are a ttract1,•e, bright. interesting and run and always on the go •I can't recall any other movtt! with so much walking rn it.I But they're also completely self·centered. grabhing at 'their own happiness no m utter what the cost to othe rs . Wh at this movie explores, with a truly ex· traordinary mixture or hilarious one·liners and soberin~ obscrva· tion. is the blasttn~ effect or thls selfishness upon the c haracters themselves. In "Manhattan," Allen ap- pears as a sul!cessful writer of TV com ed y s hows who im· petuously resigns his job to work on a novel. I'm not sure if this is intended as p a rt of Allen's whimsical humor. but he seems to gel preccous little writing done. INSTEAD, HE carries on a des ultory affair with a 17·year· old Dalton School senior who adores him (the haunting ly twautiful Marie l Hemingway l. then Ctbruptly switches his affec· lions to Diane Keatori, a l'htladelphia·boro, Radcliffe. l rained mtellcctuCtl whose out· spoken op1ruons on everyltung are a mask for her own in· sel· u ritjes Keaton has just been dumped by Allen's best friend c Michael M urph y>k a me1rried schoolteacher whose conscience is ~eginnmi:; to twinge She in· <'hl·S her w<J.y into Allen's life. a lthough still not certain she has Murphy o ut of her system. M1·anwh11l-. in a beautifully modulatt.'d s<:,~e played at a soda founla m Ji with the girl sip· ping on a malted 1. Allen hreaks off with :1 tearful Hemingway In lhe olrf rl<t )S, th1s kind or in- r 1•ssant bed-s wapping would have bef>n considered highly im moral. but this 1sn 'l the kind or morality that conrcm s Allen or his towri l Pr M ar s hall Hr1rkman. There is n 't the ~lightPst raising of a n eyebrow <e s Murphy "<'ar rics on his artulterous affair with Keaton. nor , for that matte r . over Allen s leeping with a teenager <who, the script makes c lear, has already had sev~ral lovers). IT'S TYPICAL of the film's sang·/n:nd altitude towards these casual affairs of the heart that when Keaton <isks Allen what became of his former wife, he answers ·simply and truthfully, · 'Sb e le ft m e for another woma n.'' Wh at does concern Allen is lhe toll that this hedonist ic existence takes on others -He mingway's rejection by Allen, Keaton's re· Ject.Jon by Murphy. Allen's re· Jectioo by Keaton. How does Murphy's wife <Anoe Byrne) feel about her husband 's philan- dering? We learn all loo well how Allen's former wife (Meryl Streepl felt about his: she wrote a bitter book about it. AS IN "..\NNIE Hall," Allen has learned well how to sugar- coat the pill of his truth with bjlarious zingers. with wryly ob- served glimpses of people at their most absurd <Keaton's in· atial put·down of Allen is a s uperb example>, with tantaliz· ing gUmpses of Manhattan that will make mos t New York transplants want to take the first plane back, and all enhanced by his 1 singularly appropriate l re- s ur rcct ion of some of George Gers hwin's most lilting show tunes of the '20s. In sum, "Manhattan" marks yet anothe r advance for Woody Allen as one of the boldest. most 1nnovat1 ve arti sts of the American him toda) Astaire F a1zs Pay Tribute NOHTilAMPTON. Mass u\Pl Fred Astaire had d<J.nc~d up walls and across ceihngs long before Elizabeth Roberts was born. But the Smith Coll ege sophomore from Huntington, N Y . wanted Astaire to know on his 80th birthday today that he has a lot of young fans. Miss Roberts got another stu- d ent and Astaire fan, Jane Walsh of Bethesda, Md., to de · sign eight inked prints of Astaire in classic dancing poses. The prints became 42 cards which were circulated for s ignatures from Lhe fac ulty. staff and 2,:;oo students. The students mailed the cards to Asta ire's Hollywood agent m lime for e dancer 's birthday. c: 1nenome 6 scAeEn 63U 2553 comPLE~ Cn11o m4n At1r- &. '5~nt.t An.a ,:,e,.w•v ST ARTS TOMORROW MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "TOMMY" "HAIR" (PG} "THE CHAMP" CPGJ "COMING HOME" "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" (R) 'EYES OF LAURA MARS' (R) "MANHATTAN" (R) ·:DEER HUNTER" (R) ---~ STADIUm 6scREEn 639 -78 6 0 OAIVE·tn -RICHARD PRYOR "IN CO'N CERT" (R) WHTCH WAY IS P?. K~tell~ l'ffar St101um "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "MANHATTAN" "REVENGE'' (A) "DREAMER" (PG) "FUN WITH DtCK a JANE" "BUCK ROGERS" "INFRA MAN" (PG} "THE DEER HUNTER" (R) "THE BOYS lll&COMPANYC" ALL DAIVE·INS OPEN 6:l0P..M.MfGNnY ClltlO U11oer I 2 Free Unl~u * t<tcld,. Pl•y9ro11ncl FROM COAST TO COAST. CRITICS AND AUDIENCES APPLAUD ''A LITTLE ROMANCE." M ".l OffCl flO'r I ta I II M •,\"'Tit llO'W'<l. ~fOIMIR Mt HI•••• ~ IYNUU ~ n.ANl lN" -•• ,. l~.....,..;) • .,.. ..._ .......... "' , ......... ' .,....,., ........... l ,...,,,., , __ .._.,,, •• "lllk>.lilrilJl.CV ·--AllMM_... __ ,UQllU "°'HIU •••--"'-'UC)l(l'\OlU....._ ..._.,_..,.., • ._ ..,.. .... ,,.,,.K(.MNftt~ ..... m ro. ... Q.111.GltM"ft> ..._ --!1.,f. •--pe·....__,_ntO '-------...-- 103 FM STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR ,.,.. Fashion Island Newport ~ach • RICHARD PRYOR FILMED LIVE IN CONCERT Plue IA) "THE PSYCHIC" DAil Y PtLOT .. ··VAN NUYS BOULEVARD" Plua (RI "MAILBU BEACH'' BEST ACTRESS ACTOR ~fit..tla .A~ ~' 1117Jrte ,, [.iil 'f.us_.._ .. ~ i 5 Acaaemv AwMds I I Ill. , 8e:11 P1c1u1e Sf'$I 011et101 ~ise" .. rl · r<e.smr DEER ,~. w tn '°' .. 1>«h -' r,r: "lll'Y"\ otlwrfor~~ ut: 1'111<\..I ~ • ... ~ •' -I'«• lll()flt "-"•tOO••tt JO Plus \CJ/(~',.. Sa1.1Sun 1:1s . 4:30. a·JO t L \ ' ...... __ ., . ....._. •J• DAIL V '9LOT BUSINESS ·Firms Tell Quarter's Showings YAUCOMI '°'"' IJnlyenffy Hlgla Scllool looster'1Clllt ..... llleNUft .. .,. ...... Dlreeton of Smith IDlemaUonal, Newport Beach, have declared a q~rterly dividend of 28 cent1 a common ahare, payable May 31 to ahareholden of ~rd May l~ The utn 5 cents ai ahare ia a 22 percent IMreue over the prev•oua 11uartmy dividend. The company laaa reported net income of Sl21"8.000. or SJ.ZS a ahan. few the nnt quarter enaed llart'h 3t, compared with Sll.987,000, or $1 .22. for the comparable quar1er of tm. Net income for the quarter lntreaaed 5 percent and earnln&a ~r ahart' ro6t' 2 pt"rcent over the prior year's period. reach1n1t lhe hlghut level11 for u first quarter in the company '1 history There were an tvt!ra1t• 9,998,000 rommon abaart>s and ~ulvalenu outstandin.a in the 19'79 quarter com pared with 9,716,000 shareA In 1978. Reven&K."s for the first three months or 1979 wert~ Sl23,634.000. an in rt<H" ol 2S J)('r<'enl over the $98.108,000 post-.'<! last yur 1'heiw r('vt!nu~ were the highest for i&n.Y qu1trter in the company ~ history. Oomeatl<.• sales were $71.881.000. or 58 pert'tnl of total salt-s for tbc quarter, an 1ncn·it~ of 22 per t'ent over the µr1or year Salei. o utside the nited States. including both foreign and cx~rt sales. m creased by 28 perc-ent to SS I, 753 m the three month period The t'ompany also has announced the filing of a r egistration statement with the Securataes and Exchange CommisMon covering 1t proposed offer- ing or S7S rrulhon prmc1pal itmount of debentures d ue in 2004 The proposed offering. which would represent Sm ith lntemational's first public sale of deben tures, is scheduled for the week of May 14 and will be underwritten by a nationwide group led by Morgan Stanley & Co .• Inc Cftd_,, 2 I ~rt• llecerd Century 21 Real Estate Corp., Irvine, has re- ported record res ults for the third quarter and nine month periods ended March 31. For the third quarter, net income was $1.017 .000. or 41 cents a share. compared with $949,000, or 38 cents. in the corresponding period last year. Revenues reached $8,730,000, up 48 per- cent from SS.897 ,000. Net income for the nine·month period totaled $3.789.000. or Sl.52. with revenues at an all·t ime high of $25, 137 .000. This compares with net income of S2.779.000. or $1 .16. on revenues of $15,675,000 for t tfe like period last year. Directors declared a S·ror-4 stock split on its t'Ommon shares by means of a 2S percent stock dividend. The dividend wi ll be paad June 22 to s tockholders or reeord June I and will Inc rease the number of shares outstanding to approximately 3, 120.000. Fractional s hares wi ll be paid in cash. Omnleg Earning• Dip Stockholders of Downey SaVlngs a nd Loan As· sociation. Costa Mesa, have re-elected directors. They are Maurice L . McAll ste r. Gerald H. McQuarrie, Benjamin Hansen. Dr. Paul Kouri, J. Arthur Morris, Dr-Schuyler Strang a nd Donna Nielsen. McAhstcr is president. McQuarrie is chief executive officer Net earrungs of S2,831 ,000, or 90 cents a share. were 5 percent less than the $2,979.000, or 95 cents. reported during the Like 1978 quarter. McQuarne attributed the drop to the n se in the average in- lt'rest rate paid on savings accounts and borrowed mont'y Assets as of March 31 were $1.080,341.000. an increase of $196.554,000 over the same period a yt!ar al!o. SavmJ(S as of March 31 were S833,613.000, a nd loans were $945,95 1.000. The assoc1at1on was also sP rvicmg $743.182.000 an loa ns for others a s of the :same date. Amcord Inc .. Newport Beach, has increased the quarterly cash dividend on common stock 17 percent. lo 35 cents a share. This is the 15th time in 21 quarters the dividend has been increa~. The dividend i~ payable July 2 to shM•etiolders or record on June 6. The board also declare.'<! a regular quarterly dividend of 37.5 cents a share on c umulative pre- ferred stock. payable Aug. I to shareholders of re· cord on June 6. Mk-rodata lnrrea•e• C:redk Microdata Cor\> .. Irvine. has announced ar· ritngemenls lo increase its bank Hne with the First National Bank of Chkago and Uruted Caljforrua Bank from SLS million to $20 million. The increase will provide the company with funds to expand business, according to Donald W. Fuller. chairman and chief executive officer. The company makes and markets business compute r systems. key.to-disc data entry equiJ,. m ent and peripherals. f'ar 1t'est Ear11i•f1• Dip Far West Financial Corp .. Newport Beach, par ent of Stale Mutual Savings & Loan Associa- tion, has announced net eam1ngs of $1,191,3l2, or 80 cenll • lbue. tor tM nnt quarter. compared with 92,ISl,'711. or Sl 08, for the am period Pt'r share rnulta for lt'11 include a non- rt'CUr""rina .c•ln of S3 ctmta from the saJe of l and pre- viously acquired lhrou.ch fo~k»ure. ••t•• l•fl•I.....,, G•t•• Hulth lndustnc>s Inc-. Newoort Beach has report net earrun.ci. o{ 1514,000 or e centa • share, on total n·v••nut'!l or $12,669,000 for the first quarter (:ndt>d Mur('h JI Thu; t'ompan·s with net eaml ... s of Sl~.ooo. or 1 t•t•nt. on toh1l n •v1•11uch of $12,605,000 for the $11me qu•rtt·r m IU7K Th•· •••Jmpuny u1>c·ralctt 141 European Health Spa~ In 2fl l\I 11h•1> ............ 111n ..... .,. American Slate Bank. Newport Beach, has an· no unt'ed first quarter earnings statement of $257,000, a 78 percent increase over the $144,000 ishown for the first quarter or last year. Founded In May 1973, the bank: has assets or SS3 miWoo. 1t'nCer11 f'eUral Op~•• Otll~e Western Federal Savings and Loan Associa- tion has opened a $1 ~ million Newport Beach of- fice in Corporitle Plaza. Office hours are 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. Mondays through fo'riduys a nd 10 a .m . to 4 p.m Saturdays. ANNUAL SPRING CARNIVAL ......., . ..., ... ,,..,. .. ..... s .... , . ..., 12. 10 .... 11,... s-a., . ..., 11.12-., ..... FOOD ! RIDES ! GAMES ! CAR IASH ! FUN ! PLUS Hourly drawings for do0< prizes which Include: A Moped. l<koeed b1keS. 6 a wate<bed plue sOQftlng goods YA'U. COMI TO THI IMTWlSICTIOM OF CULYB & CAMPUS IM taYINI -YA Y..- All Pnotogr11ph te Ctern:11 Typograptitcal aod P11ni1no frrore 111.1bJ&<;I LO couecllon. Aii Sllle ltemti aubjecl 10 etocll on hind. ...-----. ... ~·· ~ for no worry hot water Dependable, efficient, gas wale< heater Glass-lined tanks, rapid hot water recovery system and h1gh- temperature shut-off 20-gallon, reg 99.95 941s ........ ,... tM.tS .•....••••... 91 .• D D easydriver ratchet head Large blade screwdriver w i th ratchet head Replaces old-lash1oned screwdrtv&rs with 11me- sav1ng action. #SK-1. eaa .• helps you measure up and down and all around. Olgrtally displays up to 99-IMC 6 11-rnches. Reg. 9.95 ........... ""'"·tS ........... 104.• 6'' ~. , ... IJt.tS ........... 128.• belly up to the bar, boys But. do It with clual Dram1tle bar stool by Alumontl 30·· high, quality bull! Ootstand1ng gOOd IOol<ll #2204. Reg. 505 39~ SANTA ANA 1' 5on Diego frwy. iO \ meals taste good that are cooked outdoors Charmglow< proparie gas barbecue witn big grllhnQ area. lull smoker nOO<l ad1us1able neat control and mob•lo base #t030 Reg t69 95 13995 Tank extra ••.......... 29.95 fantastically spreadable Glidden Spred Ho.iso Pa1n1 goes on easily and ones ras1 and tno results will impress the enttre neighborhood• Reg 14 49 8~~" I \ charmglow® has a glow on! All the tasttness of charcoal grilltng without the fuss! Rugged, quality construction. made for permanent mstallat1on. Deluxe features #1000 or #1500. Reg. 159 95 1-2995 J • J , U,v,,,..._ .J glowing charmer C omp1ete portabl e Charmglowette • m1n1 propane Qas barbeaue Ho:.e R adapter 1ncludeo Tank not incl #100 Reg 94 95 791s one coat does it all Glidden SpreCI Gel-Flo otl base house paint E11tra tntck for one-coat coverage l\cultllly flows on, easilyt Reg 16 95 11~~°" build fire upon the rock .,r1.1rm-Ro"' • roci. ror I·'" Odrt>eQu~ 5-lb box Huq 10 95 ass the gloss that's boss Gltdden s E11tenor Spred Late,, House & Trim pa1n1. Gloss lin1sh tor all eaterlor wood Reg 14.89 9~!" arm & arm casual chairs sweet shop Extra comfortable table arm chairs with Alumonl's gl ... tap Ice strap suspension crean'll style table with and strong metal /1. handtome metal rrame & lrames. Use wlln r legs. FC>f bfeekfut room la ble a' rtg hi or tor -::::::::;;;::::::::--1 r--:.;.;:::;:=:::::i---or palf o. 30" di ametef top, c11tra seating. #100 ,. 26" high. #2230. Reg 39 95 Reg. 64.95 491s Conveniently loeafed Easy To Reach 2666 HARBOR BLVD. IN COSTA MESA PHONE 546-7080 HOURS: WEEKDAYS 9 to ·9 ~ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 • . . . . . -_j,, -• ---~ •• 7 •Ann Landers •Horoscope •Erma Bombeck •Classified Cl Doggone Tail (or Saga of Flash Bulb1 II wu11 u Mtirulu~ Soml'wht•n.1 o lum•h t11nl r t11ritt•1J I The nkkt>I -.k wa:. l11111u\,.: tu 111i.t• n•lur 1 ti , \'hu r coal as I he ~t·<l .1 I fc11lh•d '' r .in~a l'ntN• 11 Uhc room ht by t wo 7:, wathoft wh11t• 11.ihthull>' He asked 1f ""''could tnlk Wc1&ry fru111 ht•alrn.,: c•lc·,•l nr l'-Pt'\l ritt·r l..1·,' ~ntJ s huky from 20 nap:. vi l111tc•1 ""t;int l •1ff1·1· I Initially lrtt--d to \11,J\l• tum orf ~1th 111} 1 ,tll11uw1I finf'erllps flt' t'XknJt•d hi)', pu~ Ill ,1 r1rm ,h,1~t· A hUll or dl'i>Pt'I Ulltll\ ,, 11111 'llrtll'\l h1·1 1· Ill h" pohs~oo m1c..tru~ht CH·:. l'JU:i.t'tl 11w to ,101• l11t111h my finge rnail:. and tu turn .iruund lu !Jl't 111111 squarely Emotion f11ter1n~ thr11u~h h1:. 111·1, 1111' '"" ,. the pale stra~gC'r \l It h the frnh t'ft '>t't•llt '>hJ1wcl scar acro:.s his noM• lw~;rn tu 11-11 h1' .. tor' His name WU!> • 1-'IJ ... h ll ulh . llt 1-'la'>h rw i.hort ('llf•ryl Rot110 Althoug h he'd been found wundt>r1ng tired ;met homeless through the s treets, FIC1sh ~aid he wa., a ve te ran of the road, moving from plact to place, living out of carbage rans, hiding from the dogcatcher He didn't want a hand out. he cxµh.11ned Mer ely wanted to exchani::c hi!> j!uanJ '(·rv1ces for room and board Though his appearance !>um;c:i.L<:cl ~1lJer1ein heritage. he said : "I consider myselr u good American " The n Flash Bulb. a de lit·att!. almost d reminale creature. s killfullv concocted :i sCon about his family being m this co untry rnr f1v;. generations. lie was proud to lw only thn·1· t 11111·:. rc•movc'CI from pedigreed lilut•hloocb /\nd he -.aid with <1 twinkle. one of his aunli-. after having too m;rn~ Milk bones at a birthday party suggested then· m1ghteven be som e wolf in has famllytre(' Flash ·s rathe r was a drifte r whom he had never seen and he had been taken from h1!> mother, a gr eat white beauty. when he was only six weeks old. He insisted he really wasn't a lolot dog Just one of thl' thousand:-of man's bci.t friends who arc lonely and alie nated and home less l"las h was a dog an loearch <ir mean111gful employment and someone to Ion him His dream, he explained, was lo find a humt.· :ilong the coast with children a nd other dogs t<1 play with. He admitted he is young a nd inex- perienced and though trying to learn to becom e a good watchdo~. still m a kes mistakes · I'm having trouble• fi guring out who lo bark at," he said with a :-1gh It was true. 1-'lash \\a!>n·t much goc1cl e1t anything lns1st mg ht· ha~ alm o~t uvcrcorm· his urge tu relieve himself on shag <·arpc·ting and apolog1z mg for eatmg two pair:-of :.ul'ks and a ~hot'. Flash begged for a chance: to stay on wit h our family "I don't cat mu<·h and I h1t\1· onlv ;:i f1·w rlcas a nd my teeth art> l>ound lo come ·in sooner or later ." Then he shr uggc:ci and wrapp<'il his paw!'> around his head, hreakin~ into a s mile It was one of those Mundavs when dt•t1s111ns are made. · Flash Bulb Apple Pie Ameriean By ROGER GIUA>TJ' -..CietM~wntw LOS ANGELES -Garage sales are as American as apple pie. But to government of- ricials charged with enforcing business license a nd tu law1, they a re an elusive problem tbat usuallY lln't worth bothering with. T.a..e Lakewood, a residential middle-class suburb 2IO males soulb or Los Angeles. Garage <See AMERICAN, Paie C?> lhlndey, MIY 10, t•19 OAILY PILOl • Nix on Ron·of ·the-· Mill 6ifts -r-For Mother's Day, use imagination -----;..,__selecting gifts By MARCIA FORSBERG Ot Ille O•llY f'llet St.ft Shame on anybody who rushes out at the last minute and buys Mom a frying pan for Mother's Oay. Ditto vacuum cleaners. boring bottles of perfume and run·of·the·mill boxes of bon bons . Afte r a ll, for you s he's washed a slew of dishes. cleaned m any a Junk·heaped room and doled out a mint's worth of dolla r bills. So treat her to something imaginative. and. lovely something s he'd ne ver dream of buy. 1ng for herself I F VOU ALWAVS give her flowers. candy and cologne. this ye<1r be off-beat about 1t. J acob Maarsc Florists 1n Costa Mesa has rustled up blooming or chid plants 1$32.50 and up 1, basket!> of n owcnni.: and gn..'Cn plants 1$10 to $100> a nd many hued spring blossom ar r angemcnts 1$1 95. SS and $101 F or s atis fy ing a s weet tooth . Kron Chocolat1er in South Coast Plaza offers solid chocolate telephones, lt•nn1s rackets and Teddy IJcars 1$25 ea ch l Especially fo r Sunday's hoh· day A clever wooden crnte containing solid chO<'O late initials that s pell out M ·O·M 1$15 ). Neima n· Marc· us has thl· t raditional bottle ot µcrfumc• 1n a non t rall1lwnal package F'or Sl ,000, it 's a Laliqut· bottlt: of Nina Hicci. Also at N· M. in h1Jnur or Mother 's Uay and planned (or year 'round. IS thl' newly inaug ural· ed Motht.•r 's Heg1stry, wh1c·h works JUSt like a Bridal Regist ry Special Plate For Mom ll 's srt up so Moth1·r 1·t1n list he r ravonte ehina. s il ver. crylol;il or other clinmg accessorit!> like a Luc1t<' 11·1· liurk('l 1 $17 50 I or linen place mats and napkins appl111u1,1I and emlJro1dered tu m~1 lt'h her c·hina pallt·rn i$89f) for a set of s ix 1 First. the Danes borro~ed the 1\mcncan ~1other's Duy holiday and made 1t their own The n 1n 1969. thc.y we nt one step further Th<tt 's when Bang and Grondahl. tht· Copenhagen porc<'hlln makers, crea tl'd the· f1r:-t Mothl·r·!> Uay Plate using lh'C' lhC'mc of motherly low a'> illustrated in the animal kingdom ... . .. .. ' 1979 Mother's Day Plate . ., l'hl· lhmt·i-Ill\ 1·tl thl' plate Not surprn, 1ngly. :-11 dul the i\rnt·rtt'<tn!> No". 10 year~ ~rt.er Lhl· fir~t Mother:. l>~ay .plate VLa~ l~ucd. 1t!> <Jnnmal appe:ir am·t.· sl't·JO:, to ha\e liecom{' ;1s mud1 a 1r;1cl1t11>n a ... lht: hol1d<J} 11 r1•lt•hr;1LC~ Tl11 · eumpll°ll' Mother' Oay !'late ~l'rlcs \\di he nn dis play al Bullork':.. South Coa:-.t Plaza. today through Saturday as pllrl or Bmg and Grondahl':. exhibit of porcelain!> Uall~ M·m1nar'> 11n pon·<:lain colle('L1n~ will !Jc J?J \'C'n by Bing and Grondahl's US pres 11ll'nt. Paul Stcffl•nscn flt· will speak at 7 :10 p m todny and ut 11 a m Priday and S aturda~· Tht· plates <irl' mad<' or hard pa!>tc por('cla in srnlpll'd in n·h<'f a nd hand dec·orat L·tl undcrglm:1.· in ~hadt':-. of the classic B1nl: a nd c; ronci ahl blu1.· Tht• 1979 plall.' '>how ... a ·fox with her playful cubs In addition to the Mothe r 's Uay Plate:.. the exhibit features collectables such as the Christmas Plate series. the Annual Bell scra('s 1><1rccl;un lh1nd1lt0'>, f1gunn<:!->. Jl'\~'l'lry and dinncrw:i rc. The• most ex1)('ns1ve item in the showm~ 1:-a p:i 1r of hi.Ind painted limited ed1t1on t ur~n:.. pral·t·d at SllJ.000 The llfc ·l1kl· p11rn•l;11n gohhh·r s arc alMJ a vailalJlt· ~t·parall•h $[1,1iOO f11r l11m :md $4,'100 for lw r ' I Jo' MOM IS ,\ c·nll1·1·ttlr vou can add to her mcnai::cn1.· f)f ,rufrt·d ani mab with one or the h~ndmade German SLc1ff LO\':.. at F.A_O !->th"<1r1 ThNt'., a n1n1• fo.111 giraffe 1s1.200 1. a l'Ud<.1 1.' lion •S.'iOll <1n11 th(' c·u!>lnmary bears • $18 95 to S.13 9f)' T h1.· Mu:-11· 1!11\ 111 !'>oulh Coa,1 Plaza he1~ hand·painlt'd ffiU '>ll'<JI doll'> one. Of blSQUl' porc<'la1n \\'1th a '1·1\ t-t <1utf1t and l<~ather shoe~. -.ell s for $120 ll<J ndmadt: mus1<: hoxei-. mtracatt::· I.' inlaid with \\OO<I . ranl.(t• rrom SJO to $4.000. For tht· m1lth1•r who·:-mad for <:leJ,!ant. ex pcn ... 1vl' J<.'Wt·lry. th•·re ., e1 lovl'y $19.134 bauble al Wyndham L1 ·1gh D1amo11d:-lne. Newport Bt•ac h It'<; a ri ng 1nad1· 11f .1 ran· 11 ~ carat while d1am,1nd. plus 12 mon· diamond:-1n a handmade IH carat ~old Sl0U1n~ Or maytx.-s he 'd rather be cnnscrvat1vl' w1lh a strand of freshwate r n ee pearl5o from China •$95 ' U ' SHI:: Dl::LIGllTS 1n accesi,on es. les musl de Cartier in South Coa st Plaza has s ilk scarves •S95 l. double deC'k -; o f gold trimmcci cartls 1$501 and httle gold 1n~ot:. 1 ' 1 ouncl' for Sl30 1 Gift t·t•rt1faC'atl':-. for bt'auty treatments an: fun presents for tht.• pamper~ mother ArranF?c for her to !>pend a few hours 1n <J posh ... a lon for a racial 1aruund $251, a make up a pphcat1on t u!>ually :iboul Sl51 or a n11rn1curc 1$7 and up1 Thl'n trt•at ht·r lo ,1 111t.•1• rl1nncr and a h1g ~milt· Youths Walking Drug-Strewn Road Uy t:Ht:KYL KOMO 011"• O•ll• P11e1 siau Youn~ people today a rc walking a defiant yellow brick road strewn Wllh legal and illegal drugs and the eost for the self·destructive behavior is steep -both to the individual and to the community. An estimated 80 percent or all burglaries 111 Orange County arc committed for the purpo~<' of buyan~ dru~!>. Anci the ~1tuat1on promises to worsen unles:-. the sphntt.•rcd family 'YStcm 1!> strengthened a nd young persons arc given role models they can look up to. THESE OPINIONS we re expressed hy various drug e nforcement and treatment personnel during a recent seminar at Golden West College. The seminar entitled "Street Drugs: The fmpact of Drug Abuse on the Community" was presented to an overflo w audience of more than 450 persons who crowded the aisles and pressed to th.e speaker's podium. The s eminar is part or a series designed for the continuing education of nurses and pharmac ists. HUGH SHANAHAN, supervisory criminal investigator with the U.S. Department of Justice's Drug Enforcement Division, said peo- ple take drugs to "feel good" and think they ·have a right to do so because they aren't hurting a nyone. Such an assumption, he stressed, is dead wrong. He said a legal drug -a lcohol -is responsible for 56 percent of all calls for police assistance, one-half or all murders and one· third of au suicides. He also said that 12,000 teen-agers are killed on the hishways each year because of alcohol abuse. Drug education should begin at the kin· dergarten level, Sha na han said. "Don't come back and tell me we can con· trol martJIHlll<• Wt • n 1n't t.·vcn control alcohol," he dt•i·lared Hl'forrin~ to another lt•gally obta1nahh: dru~ -Valium Shana han said 217 million prcs<•riptions were (tiled for Valium. a tran f!Ull itl'r. last year lie e!>t1 m ated that 9 milhon l 'n1tcd St:ites resident!> arc abu!>ing \'ahum llE NOTED THAT CIGARETTES are au diet 1 V('. then cont1'ndt.·d that martJuana has 10 timt''> more rarr1nogens than t'1gareltc!> I It• saicl current stud1c:-show that 16 percent of all drtvcrs fatally Injured are tntOXICCltcd with marijuana Shanahan estimated tha t jlne·lh1rd to one· h;a Ir of the t.''>lim;Hed 875.000 nero1n addicts in the S hvl' 1n Callfor111a in three counl1e:-L-Os i\nfwle!>. San t>1t•go :mcl Orange The onl~ way to c·crntrol the mounting drug ahust.• probl('m, the drug enforc<'ment offac1al said . 1s <or parents l o !>C'l :in example for their ch1ldr\.'n Or Ro n n ld Li nde r . director of the California PCP Training Project al UCLA . re· portC'c:I thnt 15 pen:ent o( all Americans under the· agc• 11f 18 h<Jvt• "s1gnif1eant emotional pro· blcms" bera u~c of home and school pressure comphC'nled by a lack or coping skills. "Drugs an• only a s y mptom," he said. "The ca us<' 1s sornethi ng l'lsc· .. Noting that almost every society in history h.is abused some subs tance m order to alter consciousness. he expressed concern about the growing popular use of the drug PCP. Clinica l and ps ychological studies have shown that PCP. which Is relatively inexpensive and easy to obtain. destroys brain cells a nd causes death a nd unpredictable behavior. in· eluding violence . Use of PCP has resulted in at least 60 deaths during the past year in the U.S. "PCP is the ultimate dropout drug." he said." ... and there are very rew other s treet drugs that cause these kinds of behavior." PCP. he dplained. stays in the brain ror three weeks arter us e and often induces psychotic or schizophre nic behavior which may Ill' rwrman\.'nt Ortl'n rd t•rn·d 111 a'> t\ngt:I Du"r. Lh•· PC P u~cr whl·n · du~lt•tl 1·an·1 lH· lalkl'd down" an<l may pos:;l·s:-"'>Upt.•rhum;,in !>lrt•nglh" fi n· limes that Of d normal pt.•rMJO He cautioned person!) c·om1ng an contact with !I PCPusl•rto ·n1llforhelp t\nrH' P rl'!>:i.. <• rcg1:.t en·c1 nurM: <Jrtc1 p.H.llll\.'<lll' l•1ord111;1l11r .11 lh1• I ('I M1•1ht·:t1 - Ct-nler. s pokl· clunng :1 p;rnd ses~1on un medical lr<'atmcnt for drug t1 buscr.s Ms Pn•ss said s ix ta:>cs of cardiac arrest resulting from PCP use havl' been documented an Orange Count y this year She also noted that P C P abusers can "go from s upermen who can t ear the-cmer~ency room a part in three minutes to comatose .. She said heroin addicts often suffer from a pneumonia·likc conditton 'known as he roin lung and that alcoholics are treated for dehydration. malnutrition and head injuries. THE MOST DRAMATIC APPEAL came from forme r heroin addict, Earnes t Neal, who said he began using drugs at the age of 13 and "look everything" he could get his hands on un· ti I rehabilitated. Now a counselor at Straight Ahead, t he only r esidential self·help drug rehabilitation pro· gr a m in Orange County, Neal said people "don't have a drug problem, but a people problem ' a nd cope by using drugs. Straight Ahead is located in Dana Point. The aver age drug addict in the Straight Ahead Program, he said, is between the ages of 18 a nd 2-4. Five addicts are under the age of 18. The program, supported by county and rederal funds, takes in addicts for six months to a year and requires them to participate In a re· gim ented schedule which includes going to school. workJng and attending group therapy sessions. From bis own personal experience, Neal said, what a child r eally needs Is for <See DRUGS, Page C2> - . . . . • (2 DAILY PILOT Thu,.d•y. M•v 10. 1979 ERMA BOMBECK • • • ~merican <hem Pa1~ CU H in are forbidden by law. but nobocly ~· ___ mLLch attention to that Douna of homem adt' is1•M rind their way onto lrt't's, telepbont' poles and st1npoeta t'very wl•ekt"nd In that commun.1ty, dlrttUnti baraa n eeekera lo dnvewaya and front tawo heaPf'i,I wllb di,<1cards and k.tiej)tJakM that have lona since oum ved lbe r u&e(ulMSS And no one 1et1 lnlo t rouble unless o nlt>t:hbor romplatns aomeooe 111 dolnec tt r.o oftf'n that he's turninJC It lnlo n Smull husln..ss hy bu~ .inf( .irnd niulltna merchandise. :.HY' u L~kt•wood omdal NO ONE ll Qmt1• sort how many !IU<'h Silt''! 1trc ht'ld ... vt:ry wf't'k ln California pt1rba11" luat ol aU the atate •·raocbiac Tu Bo#rd &rut the feder~ lnlern•I lh'vtinue Servl<'f! A few commWliUes llllt' l..on1 S..ach , wh1<'h require. that bwunt"il perm1l6 ~ tak~o oul for garage sales, do II.Mp rt!cordl Dul even tho:Je are far from accurutc. tn 1978, Long Beach &Mut!d l,SZ7 p~rmah. b ut when ask~ how many :.alt!:. were actuall.> he ld, Joyce EIUl or th~ burl'HU or bu:.1nr:.:. licenses speculated, "Probably twice th111 m a ny " l.A>8 Angeles, wh&l.'h bu some 3 malh<m residents sprawled ovor 465 asquut• m itt' ... doesn 't even attempt to ket>p LMbls oo them "111ERE ARE pro bably more garag~ salt·'> going oo Ul Los Angeles ID a given week lha11 there are legitimate busm~ses." s ays Alfreu Taaff of the city's tax permit division He estimated more than 2,000 swes are held e ach week in the city, with more than $200,000 u1 m e r c handise and cas h chang ing hand~ Statewide, this would mean a mulllmillion· dollar industry virtually unregulated und un- taxed. Slate and federal tax orric1als shrug when asked whether they make any efforts to cash in on gara e sales. " eoretlcally, garage sale income is taxa- ble, ust 1ike a ny othe r income." says Helen K ser of the IRS district office in Los Angeles, adding. "Conceivably a person could get into trouble for ool reporting s uch money." CATCIDNG the seller is another matter. s he admitted. saying the IRS has lo rery on "in- formants" lo let them know or persons who --OJ)erate-such sales regularly. · George Nelson or the slate Franc hise Tax Board lakes a more beo1gn·v1ew. "A person as liable for capital gatns tax only if he sells something for a profit. And I've never sold anything at a garage sale for more t han I paid for it. Us ually, I get about one-fourth of its value," Nelson says . Has he had m any queries about garage sa le prohts from people worried about what to do? a reporter asked "Not at all," he says. "The vast ma.iority <1f s uch sales ure never rt•ported. and in the four vears I've wor k\•d h1•rl'. you're the first 1•nP lo l'a ll and <J:-.k " • • .Drugs <From Page Cl> someone to ('are about them. "a mama and a dad- dy to t ake them across their knee and give them what they're asking ror. · · IN THE LAST SESSION of the anernoon. paneUsts were in complete agreement that most burglaries and robberies in lhe county are com milled ror the purpose of purchas ing dr ugs. liowe ve r, they disagreed about the count v'' methadone progrc.im .Jim 'reraz. a drug abw;c counselor . said lh\• progra m bnn~s the adt.l acl one :,tep closer H> resperting the le~al syste m "Is methadone JllSt &ddicttng to anoth<:r drug'! Yes. Hut he <t he abuser! is receiving m edication legally . We have changed that one s tep and he is cominJ? into a clinic." Louis Cameyofthe State Department of Cor rections countered by s aying it is "wrong for you, the people or California, to a uthorize methadone addiction." Both charged that the majority of drugs which arc abused are not manufactured on the s treet, but by major pharmaceutical compa nies a nd then prescribed, often unnecessarily. by Ucensed physicians . ., 86-year-old Woman Still in College MUNCIE. Ind. CAP) "Things that hap· pened in 1910 seem like yesterday to me.·· says Ball State University's oldest student. At 86, Cleo Mills believes she stall needs to improve her e ducation . So s he 's studying Byzantine, Greek and Russian history as a doc- toral candidate. The Portland r esident earned a hachelor's degree 33 years aao. at the age or 53. She re- ceived her masters degree in 1949. She turned down a job offer after gradua- tion "becauae I wanted lo go ahead with my stu- dying." Mn. Mills has logged hundreds of miles between her home and school, and she admits s he doesn't get around as well as she on~e did. She aakl she learns more s lowly than she did in her 10Wlger day1 but that her memory still work.I fairly well. ••Everything you learn is there some place," sbe says, touching her head . OllGAN FESTIVAL: OrgaoJsts or all ages are invited to partlcif.ate in the Yamaha E lec- tone Organ Festive . For information : Kay Kalie Muaic, 778-2011. t , RUFFEll'S WHOLSTHY WlmT•W• ..... 1 .......... .... c.-.... ,... ... 11• DAILY PILOT Q.ASSIPllD ADS 141•1818 '"'L.lwr"'°w . .. 8'"91a . C'aleildar S.,FAal SINGLES: A vialt to tlM outdoor "Ramona Paceant" Is slated fOI' Saturday, May 12. Reae.rvationa are limited. Call Ann. 831~~. ORANG& COAST CATHOLIC SINGLES: t~lve muaic will be featured at a dance at 9 p.m . Saturday. May 19. at the llaak Wa lton Hatt in Santa Ana. Sin&les over 35 "lcome. Call 847.ol29 for inlormauoo. SINGLE EXPEalENCIE: "Ataert.lon for Singles" will be the topic of Ws week's dis- cussion at the Self Center in Orance be&inning at 8 p.m . Friday, May 11. On Monday, May 14, a program will be de- voted to the gay single . For more lnlormallon call 9t'7·MM. MAN WOMAN INSTITUTE: A brief en· counter house party will begin at 8 p.m . Friday. May 11. in Santa Ana. Call 835-5726 for detalls. EXPLORING SINGLENESS: Advanced Health Center of Newport Beach ls sponsoring a rap session on Friday, May 11. Call 975-0100 for inf or malJon. 4 3!J ycdr old Sea ttle nurse known as "Jodie'' is the hit of a Seattle Science Center BETH E MET SINGLES: Two s peakers will discuss Social Security beginning al 8 p.m. Thursday, May 10. For further information about this Jewish singles group for persons over 40 call Thelma, 991-4766, or Marian, 52'7·3569. L'>.h1b1t dboVl dreams. She sleeps and electrodes pasted to her head activate a /Jght cJncl sounrt show. The electrodes are being checked by technician Bob Geballe. SOCCER • SOCCER • SOCCER Sleeping on the Joh , , I • 13Ctttr i Week Session -.NSJUNEJB • lnCIOdes T-S'*1i • ! • . Earns Nt1rse'~Keep ADULTS & KIDS •. SOUTH WIND SUMMlll'SOCCE COSTA MES•11,. IRVIH~ Hy PATRICK CONNOLLY .... _ ............... - SEATTLE -Seven duys a week, a 35-year- old S atll<' nurse inserts earplugs, dons red pa- Jamas, nuffs he r pillow, pulls the covers up un· dcr her t•hin and falls asleep to the hushed "'-Onde r Of the spectators al the Seattle Science Cent<'r . The -,voma n, who prefers to remain uniden- tified and calls herself "Jodie" in the experi ment. is the s leeping centerpiece or an exhibit called ··oreamst::igc• ... She's hclpin1: to s how that people's brains and boches buzz with action durlrtg slee p. Perhaps fo r contrast . a human bratn sits id le 10 a Jar on a ne<Jrby pedestal. w1n:N TIU<: unmarried nurse gels orr he r 111glllst11 rt Joh at ;,i S1•alll<" hospital, she drives to 1 Iii• c1•nt1•r a nd gl'ls "irt.>d '(or · the show i\ h'c·hn11·1an pa:.l<•s 11 e lectrodes to her head, \~ t11ch arl' thtn plu~~cd rnlo u la~er device and a .... 011nr Wh1•n '>ht• IS dt•t•p tn slC•ep, regular ripples of 1., ..... , light ap!J(•ar vn the d:trk ceiling above the 111 cl Wlwn '\IW dream s, the red, blue. green and \ t·llow h~ht~ flash Mm et like and irreg ularly. l>unng dee p sleep, the synthesizer emits an C'erie low moan. but whe n she dreams, the syn· thesizer comes alive with a samba beat. "It's a very easy, pleasant way to m ake $150 a "eek." J odie s aid Thursday, just before she doz<>d oH for the d11y. She said she is n't shy .i h<lut slecpmg rn front of crowds . "~V ONl.Y JOB 1s tn i.lecp and that'i. what J"rn do111g," ~ht• l-..1111 T wo panes of ~lass and a mesh screen 557-0211 752-7355 separate .Jodie from the publJc. ~o ~he shows up ~:;:;;;;::=::==~~~~~~~::;:::=~~~~~ a s a h~zy s ilhouette. motionless exc!!pt for ~n • ---- occ·asional rollover, which sends the special ef feet~ show alm11 She bought the pajama:. and brings along her own pillow and blanket. She tacked two sail· in~ posters on walls or the cramped cubicle, "because that's where I'd bcif 1 wasn'U.nbere. "Somelim1:s someont' will knock on the win- dow and 1"11 wak<.· up. but J go right back to .:.lt'ep. I don't harass them," Jodie said "l don't make faces back " Dr J All:.in ll<>hson. a Harvard t:ni vers1ty psychiatrist. developed the display that ope ned in Seattle on April 2<> and ends June 9. 1673-F Ir.tine Ave. Cosl• M .. a . CA 92627 MOTHERS DAY-MAY 13 BE CHOOSEY. Treat her to something special this year. Collacta blH Antique a Gitt a Gallery Open 10-6 Tuesday-Friday 10-4 Saturdey (714J 631-1243 {3~41tut HOBSON SELECTED hc~r from about 200 applicants because. he s aid. as a nurse she 1s a ccustomed to st ress. !.he lives in an apartment near a noisy street und still sleeps soundly and s he is "a psyrhotogically healthy, with-it pen.on ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~••!!111111111111!1!!~!1 who Is not pnrticularly self-conscious " Tht• cxh1h1t. wtuch ha~ appeared in Boston. St LOUIS ~.ind !'an Fr:rnc1-.co. "lncs lo show the c'<citement o{ obsl•rva1 1un, not dry research, · said llobson ''Jodie c·an demonstrutc that rar rrom being 3 time O( rest, Sleep IS a llmC O( periodically 10· tense dreaming. Pt.:ople JUSl crank 'em out " Oisoppointf'd ap11licc1nts for the job included a boy who wanted lo s kip !;chool by helping science and a woman in Hernando. Miss .. who wrote that she •·thought about giving my body to some kine! or r esear ch when I poss away and I thought this would hr o way to rind out more :1 bout how to i.:o a hout at ' ~ileJJ1il ~ramerJJ SALE V1 PRICE SALE ON SALE ALL GALLERY' ITEMS CUSTOM FRAMING & GALLERY If \r •;' •, ''' lHn I A•"f nm '1 j you "''' ,.,,,, lh .. tOm1,,;110 rnt_. l.1 .• 1 .. u11l.1.l,1li01 1673 Irvine Ave. Ste. E ~·) Tiirift Skips a Generation Er111a Dombeck My mom was visiting the olher day and, in an- l1c 1p alion of Mother 's Day. I started to sing a traditional song that has always given both of us a lump in our throats M is for the ICloupons m her cupboard, 0 is for the Cll laU- price salcR she haunts. T is for her ( E lnergy. saving tactics. II is for he r (/\) nli· ex tr a va~anc<', E is for her ( P )atlcnce in recyclin~. R ffi<.'ans I Y )ears Of sa vang roil and twine Put them all together th ey !>pell MOTHER, but that is not the bottom line Mom has always been sensitive abo\4t my la ck of thrift. ThA day s he saw me throw away a zippered bag or plastir that had o nly h e l d s hredded lettuce, s he told everyone, "I h ave no daughte r She was lost in the war " I have lo admit that perhaps thri ft s kips a generation. Somehow, I n eve r s hared m y m other's zeal for con· servalion. She invented knots in shoelaces. The rirst time I saw a whole pair of shoestrings , I lbou g ht t h e re wa s som ething wrong with the m . S he l au n d e r l-. a luminum foil a nd den- tal flos& and hangs them up tn dry Shi• cut:-. the bottoms off plas l1l' tu hc~ of hand lollon, rinses uul bottles or bleach a nd Ii quad snaps and ha s s aved evcr v box sh<' ha~ ever recei \·ed anythan~ an S he -.i n cC'rc l y betirvt•s that toothpicks were put on this earth to dig lips tick and r hap cremes out of the tube :iround mt· she drives ... """"' "c• mt• uaz) trying to con-l l••11••, Costa Mesa •642-9021 v e r l m t' to Sa v f' r · s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paradise• - ··1 S('l' \'OU.rC' s till throwing munl'y down lhl' drain.·· s ht> said. plu cking a r>iece of chicken skin out of the sink In all the years I haH• known her. I hav(' never known my m othe r to thro w away a ruhbc r band Her J?1rt~ a rC' an boxes that have been 10 r eruns for as long as I can re member "When I eot it. it sl'l· tie~ on mv neck." I said As she ·shook he r head I started to san~. "M as for the (()oupons an her c u p board. 0 i s ro r the " She f.?Ot a lump in he r throa t I go t min e C'lsewhcrc:' No lc ftov<'r le; too s m all to save No rt·m I/ you haue on item fur na nt is too s kimpy to llappenings. send 11 In hang onto No lo.a mple• 15 Judath Olwri at the Daily s pa rsc enough to patch "f'1lol. P n Bor 15&1. Cos la out M esa. CA 92626. or call her S h <'"s a wo nderful a l 642·4321 PUT SOME SUMSHIHE IM YOUI UFI WHllO.. SUl'H SUMMIHl SUHDllESSES We ve 1us1 received a w tiole grouo or summery sundresses '" an assortment ol orin1s and solids Priced from S 18 We ve got one for you' ---f!JJ t'dwell'.J BIDI1QUE 3461 Via Udo, Mewpori leadl P.ti"'9&..t""'-e 673-4110 manager. a no·nons('nse ,-------------------------·------,,._ saver a nd a c redit lo h o me m a kc rs "v" r y t============================~!!!I whe re·. But when she is GRAND OPENING TIMEX SALES & SERVICE ~======================================:::::: tfoWM.d.f¥ A WatchADB:v _ GIVEAWAY.* Spectator Detolled os you love them . 1he ultimate in fine crofhmon,hip. While Coif with Ton Coif Tip ond Heel Howard Fox Size Scale AMA 6 to 10 AAA 5'h to 10 AA 5 to 10 A 5v, IO 9111 White Coif with Novy Coif Tip and Heel 831~tol0 ~ Not all 11zes In all • cotors or styles. IL (J ·~ ··· ·-·-·-·~-fl~l SHOES 99 Fashion Island · ... Newport Beach ... 759·9551 \ \ .. TO CELEBRATE THE GRANDOPENING OF OUR NEWPORT-MES~ STORE, WE'RE GIVING AWAY A TIMEXit WATCH EVERY DAY. • Drawing will bt held dally. • You need not be present to win. • No purc"ase necessary. •COMPLETE SELECTION OF Tt~EX WATCHES •AUTHORIZED TIMEX R~PAtR SERVICE • OTHER MAKES SERVICED GRANO OPENING WEO .. MAY 2 • Slyle may vary from thlt Shown. Retail value to 1129.95. Ofter exp. Mav 31st. '"79. 389 E. 17th ST .. COSTA MESA IA<•on t~ f.._'\I 642-gtj67 Look '°' GRAIQO OPENING IRVtNE Jeffery & Walnut at the Santa Ana Fwy. • I r 7 .. ~ LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Female Entrepreneur Seminar Scheduled A day·'°"8 temlnar tlt*l "The Woman En trepreeeur: Bualneu OwnenhJp and Women" wlll be lteJd Saturda_y. MQ U , oa UM North Cam,_ ol S.clcUebeek Col"'8e. Sudra Wmatoa. bualnest couWtant. who 111 bead of Sandra Wlnaton ANociam and aut.hor of lbe booll. ''The t:ntrepnoneurl1J Woman." wUI hlshlisht tlpa to women who wish to t>e1ln tMlr own ulneu M1. Winston uys • woman mi1ht be motivated lO start her own bulines-s becaust' "her job may ~ aolng nowhert : she Is not challeftled. "~ m•Y bt• 11n 't1mply n~st mother ' Her 1klll1 may nut be propt>rly Wlt"d Thest fttllna11 coupled with dluatlsfaction un lead • wom•n into new •~nas to t(!Sl hf'rself " Local bwilness und prof~s1onal women ••II join the author to share-the-Ir c-ntttpreneurial succeues Mnd failures with seminar pu11c1 panll. Panelists parti<'1put1ng In ''Rt·uhly of Ht'1ng an Busineu" include Hun Ch11St!, owne r of Chase Market Assocl1tllon, a maal order busine:.1>. Ruth Hands, ownt•r of The/Hot Needk Yarn Shop; Sandra W11tt. owner of Te1tl 11nd Watt Literary Agency, and Ami• Ha~k. own~r or The Woodworks. a manuhactunne firm Panelists part1c1pat1ng lo "Business F'1t<'b · are Attorney He le n kasne r, owne r or Rosnu a nd Rasner; Judy Semler. owner of a Slalt- Farm Insurance Age ncy . and Sue Nic holson. banke r with Lloyd's Hank of Irvi ne. For information. 831 -7532 or 495-4950, ext 266 ON THE MOVE WITH LIFE STRIDE FASHION! /Jr,111 •'"''" '1,11 l 111 I ".I:"• """ ,,,,, /•"'"""' "'"' '"''''·'' t ,,~,/ fMh ''' Ii l-1tt ~2li \XI 1052 lrYlne Ave. WH1Cllff Plen \ tile ~•rid•. \ \ Newport 8HCft 548-868' in Large & Ha ( .. Sizes 36 to 46 ... Give Mom your love and a blouse from Ella Nor's. We've got what she wonts for Mother's Day, May 13. You can count on us to be right because wt'vt betn 51*iallzing in htr size for 19 yeon. From S15.00 Typical el \IOU Gift Certlflc•tH •V•il•ble from '5.00 OIMt Ifft ~'" 111 111 .. tlrtt fer: h1tt, '-'""· ll111"1t, ~. ""''· Sw1111 S.1h ~.Mey 10, 1970 DAIL y PILOT C3 Help for Herpes Victims Noted . DEAa auosas: u JH .,._. ••••111 •c· Uwe,.,..llllMeel•••·" wW Mt IM1N9& JM. If awc• la Mt &lte HM, I •r1e J• te na• 1&. •• leUer 11 fr•• 8a• .. I a. KHs, Na· U..al Precra• Dtrec&or el t .. AmerteH 8oel•I Hean. AmeetaUN. DEAR AN N LANDERS: As in the paat, I am writing to keep you informed on sexually trans missible diseases. As you know. genital herpes is now re · garded aa epidemic in this country. There are ap proximately five million cases of It. The number is growing rapidly because it is highly contagious and as yet we have no c ure for • ll A•• Landers may be extreme ly pain· ful accompanied by swollen lymph glands. fever. aching muscles and a "sickly" feeling. be careful monitoring by a physician to mioJmiu the risk to the unborn child. Sin ce the r e Is n o known cure for this .vira l disease. victims ar.-left to fend for themselves in seeking relief often turning to unproductive home remedies. ln the worst cases they c hase unsubstant iated. often potentially dange rous solutions . The re!'iults a re costly, phys ically , e motionaJly and fin an· cially. r Tbe disease is known ~ as Herpes Type 2. It ap· ~ .... pears approximate ly two to 10 days after ex posure. Fluid-fill e d lesions or sores appear around the genital areCts The sores (they orten r~semble blisters) will eventually dry up and disappear within a week or a month. but don't let the apparent "cure" de· ceive you Even though the symptoms have dis· appeared. the virus has not Chances a r e ex . (•ellent that the lesions will reappear. And now t he good ne ws A natio n al or ganizalion ha s bee n formed to help t hos~ who a r e viet1m s or He rpes Type 2 It 1s c alled HELP Th e purpose of HELP 1s to provide information on the latest research and other information about this disease. HELP will publish a news lellf'r which contains do 's and don 'ls for s uccessfully coping w ith r c l·ur rences. t ·--:.: -a nd sometimes a ., i round the buttocks and on Wo m e n wh o ha ve Herpes Type 2 should not fail to have P a o s m ear s regularl y twice a year In case or P!e~nan9_0~!!e should Those who wish to JOin s hould write to 11 1--:LP. •~ u_,.._ the thighs. The lesions CURBSIDE TYPIST -Karen Jensen caught the eye ol downtown Modesto drivers as she turned her car top into a typewriter table. Mrs. Jensen said she had studied do-your-own divorce and. after the initial filing. didn't want to re- turn to her home m Ceres to type out the additional papers. She said she planned to finish job and head back in- to the Stanislaus County Courthouse right away to complete the dissolution process. L Horoscope f'RIDAY. MAY 11 By SYDNEY OMARR ) ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr. 191: lndeplh report is featured. RcJecl superficial indications. Strive for "ring of authenticity." Pisces. Virgo in· dividuals fi~ure prominently. TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 201: Emphasis on close scrutiny where legal documents enter pie· lure. Priorities arc challenged. Older individual wants you to accept responsibility in a new a rea GEMINI (May 21-June 20 >: What proved evasi\•e is now readily available. Aries. Libr a tndividuaJs figure in scenario. Finish rather tban initiate project. Accent on employment. health. relative who is restless and wants to a rgue CANCER IJune 21.July 22 ): Creative juices are activated: personal magnetism soars . More persons are drawn to you your views, state· ments are sought. Your actions are e mulated. Know it; don't betray trust. Young person seeks your consul L EO 1 July 23·Au~ 22 1 You ~ai n access to information enabling you to finish campaign, complete transaction Build on solid structure. Refuse to be intimidated by one who finds fault. chides, broods and moans about being neglect· ed. VIRGO 1Aug . 23-Sept 22 1. Accent on diversification. a ccelerated social activity. messages. short tr ips. You reel revitalized. Gemini, Sagittar ius persons figure prominently. Express yourself . display unique style in "artistic manner." LIBRA !Sept. 23·0ct 221: Breakthrough tn· dicated in finances you overcome delays, red tape. obstacles Maintain neutrality in money battle involving persons who use you, but give little in return. You "hold" something of value. Know it and be direct. confident. SCOllPIO Wet. 23-Nov. 21 >. Cycle high take initiative. make personal appearances. wear "lively" colors . Judgment, timing a re on tar get Gemini. Virgo. Sagittarius persons figure in meanindul ways. You gel chance to wipe s late clean of past errors SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 1: You get in· form at ion enablin~ you to break through red t ape. doubts. fears You make lifestyle adjustment there is talk or remodeling, a possible chance or residence. Taurus. Libra. Scorpio persons figure in scenario. CAPRICORN IOec. 22-J an. 19 1. Accent on getting at truth. finding what works. what is fantasy. Someone wants something for nothing -from you. Flattery abounds --keep guard up, avoid self-deception. A pisces indi vidual .could play key role . AQUARIUS I Jan. 20· Feb. 18 I: Accent on career making room for yourself at top, com- municating needs to superiors . Stress on reputa- tion. responsibility. older persons, intensified relationships. The number 8 figures in signifi· cant manner. PISCES IFeb. 19-Mar. 20 ): Per ceive poten- tial. e levate self-esteem. Accent on communica· lion. publishing. special, long-range educational project. Aries. Libra -and the number 9 - figure prominently. Finish what you start check safety hazards. Dress llffdir WOMEN 'S APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES I PAIR PANTS· REG PRICE 2nd PAIR ONLY $1.00 otter exoores Sat May 12th SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT . MAY 12th We're located in the Windsor Center 9555 GARFIELD -FOUNTAIN VALLEY 968-4677 Just in Time for Mothers Day! Silk & Dried Floral Arrangements Antiques • Areessories 25% OFF 2 Days only · Fri.& Sat. May 11 & 12 Custom designs for home, Home, Boat R.V. and Offices l \ i 3437 Via Lido, Newport Beach 675-1982 Via lido Plaza Down stairs · next to Via Lido Drugs Box 100. Palo Alto. Cal 9'302. T hose who want an· formation about Herpt:S Type 2 should send • self-addressed, stamped envelope to the same ad dress . Thank you, Ann, for getting this vital in formation before lhc public. I apologize for pressing you but your in· fluence in thiN country Is enormous and we need all the visibility we can ~et Sincere ly , Samuel R. Knox Nut1onal Program Director American Social Health Association D EA R SAM U E I. KNOX : I am pleased tu alut my readers to this new organization. For years. victims of He~s Type z have been strug· itling with the proble ms of h:norance. isolation. fear. shame, and guilt. Now. at long last , they can band together and hopefully s upport u •. st-arch to find a cure for this hideous disease. California Clothes Dominate The lndus try T h I' " J I' 1 I ti 1!11\1\ nt11 .... n Lw .. 1\111-!clt·' r111 1A. hou::.t:~ hu1111!•ccb 11( v. hul1·'iil1· :..hcip .. tll at l1•atu11· (',11llorntJ ti I'._ I).! 11 1' ,j I" I 11 t h t'' v. hH·h .1r1· n11v. :..1·t1 1n:.- 1 h 1· ( ,1'h 1 '' n tr c n 11 l h roughout till' v..orlu Hu \ 1•r-; flnt'k into th•· ~t a rt ' frrim .111 o ver t lw wnrl<l to pl ::ttt• 111 cfrr, for th1•s1· cx<•1t111g Caltfurnw 1-reat1om. Tht· shops in Orang1• (' o u n t " t h <t l h a v 1• :tlv.. ay:-.. · fcaturt:d lht:::.1· Califor ni a d cs1gnc1 l'lothcs an: TllE LIT Tl.I:-; S llOP S AHOlTNO THE <:O R N EH located 1n th1• mall on Crow n Vall1.·y Parkway and 1n th1· ll11l11la' ln11 ;ti I.·• I' a / .1 n d I ht F r (' 1· v. a ~ L <t u r 11• I.•' 1 g ht on It 11• h ;u d !>. mi:lnagl·r of the tv.o !-hop:.. has been mak 1ng a 1A.1.·1.•kly lrt'k lo I ht• C:.il1furn1;.i Mart :.. 1 n 1· 1· "JH' n 1 n ~ t h t' 11 r 1 ~ 11H tl L 1 TT I. .. ; !-.llOP AHOl '~D T H E ('() H :-. .. ;f( thre1· vear .. J go 1\:-. a ,.,..,ult. her Iv. o slloµ' hav1• lllll' of lht• l~1rge .... t :..l1wk:-. or th1•s1· 1•>.1·1t1ng !'>l yl1·d dot ht·:.. H t'l'1•111 h h1•:1d ... of :-..11n11• of th1 • nallflll ' lar,1!1•:..l p:i1t1•rn 1·11111 jJ;JllH'' h ~1d !hi:-lo :..a.\ aho ul l h1· · ...i \-11.•-; ('al1fo rn1 .1 H11•hard S 1•g ri n \\ho h •·.id-. \k l';tll p:illl•rn:-. sa11I I. II ... \ ll .I! I' I l ' ' ll'l>l'l•:..1•nl:.. ,J llf\o !>(\"ll· rh.11 •~ .11 lrntrl'ff ,11111 1•m11IJl1'll throughout lhl· \qlflfl II ll.1!-> :t pro fou n d 111 rl u l' n t'"' 1111 m 1cld 11• 1\rnt'rit'.1 ltlUl'h lllllfl' '" lhJn .. :uroµl' .\ncl I. \ clc :-1gn1·r:-.. 11ffl'r t:lolhl's thJt ~1n• clt!->tlllr l :rncl (1 r1 g 1n al m u l'l1 I t.' s :.. 1-: u r o µ l' .. n 1nrlucnl'l•<I Ofll'll u I n·nct st arle1I 111 L /\ w i ti IH' p I<' k e d 11 µ fast1.•r lhun one from New York or Europl' · Lily :HI Affinilo . Pres t clt.•nt of S1mpliC'1ty P<.tl l t•rns s lated . "Th e C ulifo rn1a des ig ner 1.•xprt:'s s t·s an 1n d i ,. i d u a I i I y a n d s traig htforward kintl or altractivcncs:.. that we behe\'e has broad apµea l <.1cro ss America. There is an e ne rgy, yet there is also a re laxed attitude that is very today.·· So. if you want to wear the most excil. ing. s tylish, comfort designed dothes~vis· one of THE LI E S llOPS ARO ND THE CORNER and let Laurie Le i g h ton Richards show you the very l atest in Ca l iforn i a s tyl e d clothes. No need to tre k to New York . Paris or London to stock your wardrobe . . the very latest in ..._..DWA...... ..... 111 .......... .............. _ ~-~-M•-1111•~.,,_,.~~dMdl)-.llOJ>-IM~~~l(glr•l)ottr<~«I~'!. world-wide styles ure right on the racks or THE UTILE SHOPS ARO UN D THE CORNER .. w••"""9'111tr ,.... .... CALL: 67J .. ttt/'7MJJI flOI COWUTI NO.IAM llSCllWTIOM t Jt YIA OIYllTO, i4IWPOIT llACH ( ___ M_A_•L_e_o_x __ ) STIMULATES lntlM • DAILY PILOT ··~"' Al;\'t llTl>-t 10 'l L. i t,. QM.Y!'\OT PlJBUC NOTICE •tCT'lne. MM .. I .. ....... ..,., .... , T ............... _.,....,...,,. -· A l't T .. OMA• '""l I y t1•v1ca. ti. ~1-iu .. 1 u .i. .... ~ .... , Ate•~ ...... o.-Mt 1rN ... , .. ,A-. o-.. -... C: .. •*"'• ... Tllk --"~--•• -"' •I•~ Al ~I fill• --11 .. e lt" I._ c-1, c:.r. .. Or-'-4• .... -· .... ,. PwOU'IWd 0r.tf'l1Qf lJM\I 0.••= '.::,':.l Nl•Y l 10 11 1• ,.,. 1, 1 ,. PtJBLI~ NOTl<'E l'ICTITIOY11U,1Nftl HAMa UATaMI NT 'nw •ot~'"" c;. • wn 1 ~u•n\f o""n' ,. ., P llBLIC NOTIC•: '"• rnouw1nv Pftl.Df\ '"'''"·~· .. .... Al IA .. l'llA PAOP[rt ltt tlOOJ\9'• P•ttl \.IHI• lr-tn. "AV t P•1ft(' J MClOt'd U M / M 41h l•r• t ~In L•Oll"'° (.A 9/1/ fow1n L ••l::!Of Wl(.'9 "th .... ~• LO•""°"'°'• \:-' ~ <• M NUC.K,1onM411nttn•nt.t .,.Ml Jonn W O•'~' ttJl t ••••'''·H" (•'•l • ~ .-.. <..utt• M¥-..-., (.,lllu•n•• &uul•••Ud fott11""., A '0\0• ~n16 Jowon " '°'"~·n-9W "n G••" Muf•twAd No." 1'9>0 (,•~.u , neyr• l~ tMacf\, (A V2•\t l•n•. (O'\••Mf>'4,t•ltfUnu ••JI\}• C~we'\ A Po._.u ll\81 Momtt,.,., ... _ P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~l IU.1<' NOT1n : PlJBUC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI eutt•Ht UMllTATeMa•t Tlte ~ Wttll It ...... Ml• _ .. IUNOAHCI CM.At& UUOIO, ,. hfterll f, 11'¥1M, CA ttll4 o-...•.---... • ..... ,· "·~~::e:..i~~·<.-.CllM 111'1 ell Ill• ... ~. ~-.~-Tiii• '~ -· MIN •ltll 1M Coowftl' CIHll .. Or-.. C-lf Ap#ll S. ""· ... ,, .. "~·--°' ..... c;o.at 0.11, ...... ,_..., •• 10, 11. 14, "" ------------ P UBUC NOTICE •tUI• "CTITIOUtlUllNIH NAMI tTATIMINT T II• toliowlne per'°"•••• 00111q bu•I ""''.' ' IA I OLO PROVI NCE 10 1 FlAT VllELINE , IUI Ple<enlle ..... 11ut. Cool• ......... C.lllON11•'1UI Oe•N>o Cot-•llon, • C•lllor1111 torpOttllOft. 101 Pl<K•1'11• l<ven.,., Co•tt Mew , C:Olltorn1•'147> T "'• ,,.,.,~, l•<OftOU< 1..i by• cor· porei1011 Oe\h!WI tot por o llun Wllll•mC Sft11t:. Prt\-1 f 1\1\ \lel•menl wa• 111~ will\ lhe covn1y Cltt" or Or9"9t Govnl• on •11••• JJ,19'9 L-.A Or•n<n <.ounlyCI~'" "" .... ""bll•r..o O•<tnQ\' Cu•"I O•llY polol, Apr.U•ndMey3, 10, II, !tit IW,14 PUBLIC NOTICE "·'"'' l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS PlJBUC NOTICE "tn'lnout ..,.. .... ' llMllS If ATIMe9T be~--" ........... ....,. XJYC.a llOot.aOI IU~aN HAll,n'rLING, ml .__,. l lvCI • C..teMete,CA_,, ._ J.-r<•Mwte..___ ...... _ ......... T•lft.CA ..... fMa ......... C...-llM.., ell lft• dlvlelj .. . '9\tWM......,. flllt .....,...,,. -lllM ...., -~1, c;..,-. Of Or~ C:OW.h on ,.,II It,""· •naate '°'*'I"'" Orenet C:-1 (Mlty P llOI ~· ... Mey J, 10, "· .. ,. __ ~· PVBl.JC NOTICE ITATllMalnOt'WITMOaa~ ftllOM•AaTNlalMI .. ON•ATINOUNOla ftlCTITIOUllUllNIHNAMI T ... IOlltwi"ll WIOll M• wi~•" •\ • O•n•r•I parlfltr lfOm lh P••l11t,.hlp 01>9rtllt19 \lndtr '"'' lltllllo"' ll\IWflKl nome .. THE Sil IC HI El el l!oCll Slet•r "-· u .. 1, IF'· HY"' I "IJlon h«l1, CAllfomle t?M 1 T"• llclltlo .. , llw.inen nt me \ltltment for ll'le Nt1nertftlp ""filed on NO••-JO, ,.,. In Ille COllnly ot Orane. Fwll N--•--.uottlle Ptrwn Wllhdr-tr>q Ao~'1 E"91M Spellmytr. 1Ha OranoeA.._,Qll~Me'°• c.111.,.."'" '66tl Clt .-.nce 0-1 Feln:hlld, !~JOO MtQnOlie , ~P ... JS, WeUm tn,,~,. C.lllo•n•••?•ll 11-nE...,.5"1Jm1t• Fl"61J Publ1\h9(! °'-Co.st o •••• P1101, Apr 1 .. r.cllNyl . 10, 11.1'7t 1&1l 19 PUBLIC NOTICE 1Ul'E•IOlt COV•IT COUNTY OF O"ANGE IW Chi<~ Ori .. Wffl f I'll\ Ou\lnt1\\ it fMIJ1t(h:d O'f' 4'tt tn S,O,,,'" L.tQVN. CA t'l•ll' O•vtOu•I UICP\dfd N C o••tY'h•f\ ,_,O H1yh Cl•\•t1M N Oi,.. Ot '." l ~ l\t"cU n. (A "''" NAME STATEM11 fhe touo.,nqi IM'\O"' ,,, ao1no Ou\1nW\\ O\ WIN AAI, CA tt7tl AMlNOEOSUMMONSON AMENO«O COMl'UUNT CA~ NUMll" n n M r hi\ \l•htmvnt "'"'' tlted with 1,.. C.our '•le'r • J~l'\nt <Ill ~ '>< u\t (Ounty t l•rh "'Qr An\/!' Cuun11 0" A.,,,, I •oune llM<ll. CA 9?6)! ,. ll.J/Q Cht1v .. \ f Po~H lt1"8J Mon1,..,l'• TUSTIN PARTNERS 1'U A•o HUI A••-. !.u•I• I-?00, CO•I• M•••. C• •1&11 · F 11410 '>ouln leQu.,., CP. '176~ I Pobll\htfd Or1.tnue '°"'' O"l'W P1101 M AttO M,.,,_ .... ~ 6008 w ..... Mn .6pt /&dno,,..,,J,IO 11 l•1' 101, 1~ \lr~~l, l.,.Anytle\ CAQ()fld Byron M f 4trl"tul1vr, Ai_. r ru\lt• Ot the T •rnut/H F=°Am11y f ru'I. )(f\S Rt..-d Hill "'v" '>u•I• ~ 100, Co\I" M<\b (.,, ~1'11 PLAINTIFF DIANE ROBEllT~ OEFE NOANl PAVLA I( !.1MP\Qt4, \Ill~ FOAO COMPANY OOE CO~PORA llON. ROE ANO ROE, " Part""~noo, OOE!. I 11\ruulth A. u'c lu~tY• PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS euStNEU NAME STATEMINT T"" IOlkMlne .,.,_, ll dolr>Q 11\1\1 ,.,~ ., JACOVEllNE tHl ERIOR~, 111>1 AmMrw1U Lo<w, Hwnllnvton S.e<h, C.lllOrnl•.,... J •c-Hne Merl<! lllM:o 1111 • l<m l>f'tw1c" l•nt!., HunhnQton Be•cfl. Ctlllon>le.,_ Thi\ buM..u 11 tOlldll<led b~ •n 111. dl"10u•t. • • Jee.ca.lint~,,. Vtti<O Thi• .. __ .... lllfPd wllh , .. t t\h bU\IO~\\· I\ < tmOw1 h ,f u , tt 11<>ner•IP¥1Ml"\hlp Courtrw!y "· Jahru C,.N"r•I P•t1~1 fhl\ ~ttitement w4' fH"'(J ••rn ,,,. Couf\fy C1er9' o f Ot •f11Jt' , .1untv •rn April 16, 1'19. Pub!,.,...., O...,oe C.0.•I O""Y Puul M•y ). 10, II, 1•. lt1' 1111 ,, PUBLIC NOTU.:t : SUl'EltlOlt COUllT 01' THf STATE 0 1' CALIFOltNtA FOR T"E COUNTY 01' O"ANOI' Ne.A·l- John W Hain.uon. 191) R•d Holl Avt • ~"''~ F 100, to ... Mt\4, c •. q16JI Jonn L C•)•Hon •e<IH M<t< l<rll>U r 81•0 . Irvin.,,'" '11/1) Pr>ollop N l '°'"· 19'1'1 M~( Ar1n1;r 81"d lrw1ne, (d VJ/U T '"' bu\1n~\\ '' t ~Out h d t>i; • Qtr..r.-t Pftrtf" .. u\nfp 6;rQt'I M l "rnutur ;I\ r '"".,... ot 1rw 'drnu11,.., F-o11fniltt T •u 1 f h i\ ••.J11•f'tlM H #ti t le Cl f'llth trlt tour"ly llt"r" ot Of un1,_, <-•Junl" un ACU +1 1 J 11'9 F11h'41 fl°U01t'ned °'~ (.c.•\t (/411ffy Pitot ADr I? lb M.Jy J 10 HN IAK1 N NOTICE I y.., Mve --T ... ,...,.. may et<• .. _,.,,, ,.., •••- ,..,, .. 1 ... --· , ........ ,. ... •1111111 ,. .. , ............. .., .... u ... lleltw A\11$0' Utt .. 11t ----· fl Ttl-1 _.. M••I• c ... 1•• u•. '"' ......... fe t --U•. ,... _ .......... ,. JO ••••• Lo• ...... l•m•c--u-. I ro THE OEFENOANT • ,,.,, , umotfl1n1 hd\ t>-.n ttted by t~• pl41n lift d 'JdlO\I fOU Co11nty C'-•1' of Or•n9t Cown1y on ,..,.,11 ». .. ,. NOTICE OP' "IA.IN C 01' Fll4US l'ETITIOfol "°" l'ltOUTl.OF Will ft\IOllllWd o. ...... Goel! O.Ur Pllol, ANO COOICll.J II' ANY AHO 1'0~ Mo' J, 10, 11,1•, 1'1'9 1&U·1' LETTE•S TESTAMENTAltY, AHO P UBLIC NOTICE t u you ••\" t() ttf't .. nd tni t lo•\vlf YOU""'''· w 1trun JIJ dd•' dtlf'r ltlt\. 'wrnmon\. •\. iier•ed on you ti•• ·•·lh t"•• cwtt • •111t.-n ()le..d•nq '" , .. \p on •• ,,, tne-<omotd1n1 If ~ Ju>l •t • l..ou•I, YQU mu\t tote wlln lite courl d wrttl•n ote•O•l\iQ !':>-r d'U'#+" 4n 0'••' CHt.&011\Q to I>-~l'\lfffPCI •n '"• ,.,,, • .. , • Until"-'\ vo" Oo w vour C)Gf .. urt w•ft b• ...,..,.,.,~ tJoon ttOOll<ttt•Ort Of lhe ----AUH40•IV.Tl()H Te AOflo'INfSTEA P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CRE OlfOllS SUP ERIOR COURT OF THE STATI Ol'CALIFOllNIA FO" lHE COU,.TY OF OAAN(;6 HO A "HS PUBLJC NOTI~ P'IC'TITlout eUtlNUS NAME ITATEMINT UNOE• TMI[ INOEftENOENT AO· MIHIST"ATIOH 01' I STATES ACT E~l•I• °" PAVl • P•LMf " ••A PP. PAI.NIER ah PAI)~ AIH 11uQ Pl<LMER, Oe<u'°"" l'ICTITIOUI eUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l h• follo••n9 Of'r\On\ .. ,,. bU\IM\\ ., OO•nQ NOlt(E IS HEREBY r.1vrN llMI f n,. fOllo.\nQ per\On ., OQ1n~J bu\1 n~is A\ FREQUENCY T[(HNOLOCY •O'ff Ford qhflt or "'htnd .. <J 1n '™· r ornOldt•lf, wnl.4.'1 'ou'O te\ull tn Qttrn1\,,rnt'nt 01 •ctQo• -· 1 •• '''0 Of mon,.-, or pruc.>1r1., m :>t~r t •h t:-1 't"· 'jY•·\t•a 1n '"" 'on1o•dint AAPRIL 6, •911 Wt•Mr P•l•l<I• rn.rp "'" E 1q,n S!••~I L 1>no llutn. C••llorn1~ 'llllOI. Jo Ol•v~r. 1111 W1110 .. , 1 ono u .. cn. C•lllorn1a 'IOIUO rnl\ butlrw\\ t'-<onctut t.-o .,, .., 111"1ted Ptitf'1rwir\tltO P•trtt1111 f~ro I no~ \l•l•"'°'nl W~\ 1111111 •lln I .... C.ounly Cl•r• OI Or•nll" (nunlt 01o Aor,1 lO, "" "10J4 Pubht,...,, Or.enoP {H ,,.t Oad y PtlOf Nl•y l. 10, I>. 1• .• ~,. 1110 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE P'tatTIOUS IUSIN8SS HAMI ITATIEMINT T lie loll-lfllt PH°'°" I\ dOOl9 11\1\I ~}\a\ HVHTIHCilOH llEACH FLOWER MARKET, 1100 8 .. <,. 8••d , Hunt lt>Qton 8eoc11. C.lll'>rn•• ,,.._ Lortlle E' L"<l\lt, >01 141h Str~I. Apt J, Huntll'Q'lon ~,.l,.., C•hfotn1• .,, .. , T '"" Oui•ne'\t t\ <onc:tuc t-o oy •n '" 0 1w1owe1 Ll>f•ll .. E l O'(lur T"t\ ''"'•nw-nt W•\ fllHJ ••'" ,,,. Count , lh•'k ot OrAnQt-{ovnh Ot'I April lO l•I• ~llOJI l'uDlt\l'leCI °'"'-lOit)I O"llY P•IOI Mo l . IU. I/. 1•. 1419 1108 It PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOYS eU$1N8SS NAME STATEMENT Th~ 1011.,...1no i-•"°" I• 0o1nq t>v•I· fte)'\ .,. MetAlllHVR PAAIC ~EWING !.HOP. J410.I( w. Nl«Ar'lnur lll•d .. ~nte Ano, C.lltornle ~2104 Nlcllole F•" Lltw, :tttOI BOleMI• Drive. NllHlon 111<!10, C.Ufo•nl• •lt'1 Thi\ llUM~.S " <onoutle(J bY •n In• CllvtClw•I. Ntellol<K F. lU.w Thi\ \let-nl wa\ 111~ wllh , ... CO\tlllf Cler~ ol Or•ntt Count, o" AGNES 8LOMQV1l>T .. no f M f RY S(HFL l HANSON "-''-'E> tl1H1 hr-l'•••n ~ ot-t111on fnr orob-.l11 o' .,,11 .nn tOdttll\, It An v , dnd ,,,, ·P•+t• l"''~'"•nt11r , ''"" 1u1fA1' 'tH111t1 t1 ttdmln•''""' ur~r H,.,. lf\i.)#(,,.,nn,...,r t.11 m 11"1htr.-.11ori f}f r '''•lt· A,( I ,..,.,,'•IHI IC\ .,.n 1cf\ '' IY'ldO• tu1 lur th• r tMrt u UI"'" And HMt '"' "'"' tHO ol1tc11 of ~1u1nq th+'\"''""'"·• 1.-r n ,_., lt'U M~f IJ, 1~1r1 11( 10 fA •• m 111 th• t nurfrC>o!im ot 0YOO')• '"""'"' """ 1 .:J• • ~ r1 c ov1 t ttl 1cx1 ( ;,,.u < ttnt~r ''''"'' w .. ,, '"th .. Clh ot "1utn Au.1 r .1111 • .. C~"H•O Mdv ' 1\t ,., l~A l1r.'"'" <ountv c ... ,. ... ,..., ............. "'°" "0 ••• , .. , N••,._,, ~It, CA th41 r.1· 1110-.uu Atterft•'f\ tw E••Uttr•• EafCUIOr Publl~""9 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS •USIHEH HANll[ StATUUNT I/)~ l'I Th.-to1to•1nq o-or"'1n\ ,.,.,. '1orno b~n1n•\\ ~' WE')TAIE\ F><IFPPlll\['~07• Ou.tit \l,.~•tl NC'•OOrl b.,e\h C•lllornle .,1161'1 L .... W r\row.n } fl•~ Woodl•"d (''"'' O r 1ve WooOf.1'n(t H d l C.a1ttorn1-' 9f~ CAor1torn Cc~"''"" t1on <.omp11tnv, • C<11ltforn"• corprot~C•on ?tJ-7• Ou•tt .... ~ ••• N••DO•I Beal~ Calt10tn•• <ntoto Philio A ~1,..3rn\ S101'!L Ncw~ort B,.o< n '11i>l>O 101~ Ou111I t .. 111or~I~ Hit\ bu\Jnt..,~ ·~ "C>'ldu< l••ct bv "" uf'I •ncorpar"t~ d\\OC.Ml10t\ Oftwo• fh11n ,, partnrr~n•P L4!tflrltOrn Con\~f"u<.t1on (._" Pt11l1p A Ste.arn\ Prt>11dent frUS \t•t~nt WA\ tfltia W'1fh the Count• Cttt~ ot Ora"IJC' Coun1r on Apr II 30, 1919 , 114SJD Put>t••IW!d o. .. noe C.O..\I o .. 11y p,101, 1110 .,,.,. C()f!TIJACT oa I• I fC.AL 140 T!Cf lff WPONl MES .. VNtn EO SCltOOL 01\TWI( t NOTICE INVI ru.c; BIOS ••Olor I I'> Hfl<F l'V I.I"•~ th.ti 't'll '~ ·"" 111 t 1J+1 , , , ,, "' '"'' t4 " .,. S)f; f t 1\1\. .. • ' ~I' 1 I 1 t '1 c ,I' f t0o 1 I J / ·, t • f I flt Or irtf'Ot l OYf'lf, C "lfton11.1 ""10 , .. r ••"'" v 41f'ld 01n' Uh to •M 1f1t ludlnq 1 00 PM, on l tw> Ono d.IY OI ... 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NOl•C• I\ ..... by Q!Yf'n II> tr•dllor\ AltOtfltY '°' lH<lllr•• n""'•nQ tr,,,m~ •o.t1n'l lhf>. \d1f1 df-<.e Pv1>t1'\nf'O Orono (,,11.,,1 f>1'tt1 P1IOt """t to liffl \.eltJ Clil•m , 1n tht-6f1 tCI" Of Ap r )b t"nd MltV l •O t t l~I') lh"lM 1q t•w t Ir,• of tn--J •'"""~·" r f'lurt or •n1 r.1,. ,.,., ,,,._.,-,,ff) Ith• ufld.>r·.u.1,,...0 ,., '"'"' ~•'• • ol (HARLL~ l Al t., JR ,.,,._, , \ec>ul'l'f'CJA Atvo No i lb l f,\ l't;RUC NOTl(.'t: ,.,....,,. ..... r.., •• ,,, .. "'_. q()().4-, wnir n ldiJh•t FICTITIOU5 RU~INC~S 1,1f111· • t"'-. OIM• ut bu\tfW\\Ot the un NAME S.TATEMENT J1 t \•Qn•d '" dll m..,t , ... ,\ Ot'' t111n1nu tn r n,. H)llt>W•n•i ,., , l\o ,, "'''"U l>tJ ·~ ·•~o r\t11te Slal"I tl;um\ w•t1' 11·u •·h "'''' ''•'Y 'l'DtH.1'4 r\ mu'\t ibf" llf~d nr "'' \ttntPd '1\ AfOf,.\.ald w1tr'11n f()ur mo"lh\ ntt,., '"" ttr\I pue>41c•tton ot tr~t\ nnfl(f' Oel•d Ap<ll U. 1ttt L 0 Mo...,..I E•fl-futur1Ht~W11t Of \.did ~ ,...d,.nt CHA ALES L llLEIC, JR. llllorn•Y al L•w HOO S S.P\11....U ll•d .. No 11' LOl A~let, CA tOMS Ttl' 11UI .r7.tl14 Pul>lllMd On•noo CCllhl ()dil1 PllOI. f-OU"')" Ou ... Ow IJ, l i0''"•' r ·• nyon N'"'" ''' ( l..l'JUfl.t u~_.d\ ta11rnr,,1,t'17'1!· I J•·"'""" J J• n "" ttn .-.1111 ~ ~ "0'-'"" 8t1ar n. (;)lif<Jrt'11"' 01\\ 1 Th11:, bu\mt '1 .... 011au1 "tt "" "'' w d!Y1du•I Jf'nn,,. 1 11•11•,;•n f tH\ i.t•fl"tN"t'll WA• 'flM1 w1U\ tt1• C.ouol.,, C 1e, .._ ut Or "'"If'° 1., 1Amt, on Ath •I H. •~I~ F 114US Puf>il\ftl)d Q,-enot-< M\t O~il~ S'1t(U, Apr 16.ulCIMe,J, tO 11, I r/9 lo1~ 19 Apr 1b Ir.cl Mliv J 10. II, 1919 U lt-19 ----- PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE SUl'E•10• COU"T n If vow *''"' to 'lo'tetl 1Ploe' .. o•t<e ot ..en .-uorney 1n ""' '"•"•'. 'ow \"'9vto do >0 Promflll' >0 11\al your .,,."•" rt\p~ftM, 11 •fl~. '110 lie 111"9 en l•m• (JA. I LIJ .6prol IU, t•N LtE A l.l!IM<(k, (.f('fll, fty (;Al ~P•Ctc.ARIJ CUMMf~~~~~ITE, llOll"t~H a AOet"ISOll .tM ROllEllT II FAUST 1.00 Oo ... Su11e 4UI N•w,._n th.tch, CA .,..0 Ttl 11141 •H 1014 Allor"•' 10< Pl.ttMoll •'uDll~hed Ordl'tQP t.Od\I OaHf' r ""'' Apt I'· 10. M;Jy J, 10, 1919 I H• /~ PUBLIC NOTICE SUft8"io. CVU"T OF T"E STATE OP' Clolll'O•NIA ,. Clvtc c-... ~ ....... S.fll• AM,~~-Wfl Plaonlllf\ JERRY L COBB YVONNE 0 COBB O• len<t.aal....,"1111-H'E th A 1n1\tr.Uor w it ttl Annitu•d ot ~ .. r .... ,. o l •VOREV J UN E .. NAPP "''0 •no .. ,,., JV"'( r<NA.PP "''" kno .. n .. , AUDREY JUNE MA RKLE, ""o •now n o AVORE Y J MARKLE. •'W ""°*n h AUOAEY MARICLE, 1)ev.t~CI. JOHN F KNAPP, ., Admln .. tr•lor "' ll>e E\1•1• ot E MNIAT WAHNELl fl'~IA PP "'" ENIMAT W ICNAPJ: ... ., f w KNAPP .-no WAHNEI L ICNAPP. Cl9<te•td C E IORALEMON, EONA E. !'>l ANOLEV El LEH 8 CAOWOEA, "''° t flown a \ MRS E. B CROWDER. AN ITA JORALEMON, S JVOSON MAtl N!Nv , TITLE INSURANCE ANO TRUST COMPANY. lormerly llTLE C.V ARl<NI EE ANO TR IJSf COMPA,.V, u rru•IM, DOES I lo SCI llltllil l V•, .i11d, ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN C.LAIM ING AN'I' Rl~T. TllLE. ESTATE, LIEN O A IN fEAIES T IN THE RE Al PROPERTY OErtC.RIBEO IH IHE COMPLAINT Aprll >O, 191' Fllt4et Nl•Y l , 10, 11, 2', 191• 101 It NEWl>OR I MloSA /INll 1( 0 '>CHOOl 1)1!. Tlllt r o< °'""ltt roun11 Cal.torn•• 8y Ooro1r.vH~r·~• Ft\l>er, Pure l'M,t\lng 01•~ tor FICTITIOUS llUSIMESS HAMEiTATEMENT OF ~LIFOANIA, COUl4TY OP' OltAHGE OllOl• TO 'HOW CAUU P'O• C"ANOf OP' NAMI CASE HUMet• ""'°' 'UMMONION AMINOIOCOM .. ~INT C...._"'269 Puou~ Or-(OHi 0.tlY Piiot, ----rrtt fOlh.rWlf'"Qper .on1 .. (t(>irtqDu\1flf'\\ llilltf l, 10. "· 2•, "" , .... ,. P UBLIC NOTICE "' PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS IUSIMUS NAME STATEMENT 111e •ot-•ne ~""',.-no DU\I· ntU et - ASSOCIAT EO HEALfH PLANS, 113'4 8e1.-SI., Founl•on VAllO. CA t110ll W olllam H Aur9t,l. lll H Beu wooo SI • Foun1a1n ll•llo. CA .,,oe Thi\ blNnttt ll <onctu<l•d l>y •1' 11'1 dtvldu•I Wllll•m H. Buroen Thi• 'lloltmtl'll Wt• lol~d wllh Ille County Cler• DI Or•noe County Apr II •. ,.,. P'11JOJI P1;bll•-°'-C.0.•I Oelly PIJol """ l , 10, "· 24, 1'79 PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS8USINU!> NAME STAtEMI NT Th• toll-lfllt pj'rton\ .;rv ctolnQ 11\1\1• n•u10. LOV THf RACiMAN, 1 .. 71 Lo1u, l •1'•, H1111t1roc11on 8HCI\, c.,el1lotn1a .,~ LOlile ~lro•, 1"72 LOlu\ LAl'lf, H11nllr19fon &tKll, c..111om111 OMlo Ellrebe1h M. Pelro,. ltt21 Lolwt Lelle, H""llnoton Oet<ll, Ga111or111• ., ... Thi\ -ntS• II <~ltd lly en on• lllvl..,el. Loule,..lrot Tiiis •lel-1 w•s filed wllh tne COUfll'I' C1H11 of Or-CounlY on Aprtl 24, l'1t. .. 11.14' PullllllNO Oreriot '°4\I Oeltf Polo!, A..,. 1tefte1Me.,i, 10, ll, '"' .. ,, ,. PUBLIC NOTICE PIC'tlTIOUt IUSlltlSS- .... ITATIM41NT .,,.. Ioli.wt,,. "''°'" .,.. Cletno 111,.llMMH! TA"IY fNOINEE•INO CO .. IHO AtMm111, L•n•, Hu11t1noton 8HCll, C.lllornla.,.... c.rttu 1na11ttrl•t, Inc. 1t c.111ternl1 "'"''•110111, ,.,., A.s· temllly Le11e, H~nllnQton &Heh C•Htotnl•tlMt ' Tlli. _._ II <lf!Mlef by e tor· POr•llOf'I. c vrtu• INOUSTa1ts, INC. JefWI c . .Alley. '"'""""• • N01'1CEOF HON·RESl'ONSt81Llf y NnUc• hi hit'rft>y QIY4!f\ UMI ,,..,... "" O~r'\IQned wilt "°' b4.' rp\oon,lbl,. fn• •nr O.l>f\ Of H•btllUtt c_ontr.t(ti»d by tnyOft@ otr.f t'\11" myw lf on or ,_.., .. , In" Oal~ OOllfO lhl\ 1'11r. Ody 01 Apfll 1~/9 Jtr~ Qavborn Pub! .. ,,.., Oren~ Coe•I O••ly P1101 Nl•Y l , 4 10, IUt PUBl.IC NOTlf't: ni•)t,A\ FICTITIOUS BUSl,.ESS Nl<ME5TATE MENT II)) /9 8 ~ J'S OR .. P('. RI F'> l?!~I Allp;.1 Ut\H H . SM\ JL.k1" e,,,JJl,ttJnf, C.11l11orn"1 q7~1s Rol>o''I 1, l(o•lilr ! , J,117 l'~\f•o Caroltn"'· s,,,n JuAn t "'O•!iltdf\O, Ci!lllOf n1.l'1?6I) J,-.An KP11tc.1t. 171'1' P1t')l•o CtuOllnc.t. Son J unfl Cepl\I• ano. Catttor nl8 •161S This bu\lf'W-\\ t~ tondutlrd b"t 4' ~ntral Pll'1,...f\n1P R-rt(i ICClll<• Je•n K:.t11Utk '"'' '\ltllffT'lPnl w.a\ t1lwt w1tn ttwo County Cltr~ OI or .. "')" c.ounty on l<D• ,, ,., 1'19 p-;14 \W.l>ll "unt1\l'INJ Oro"<Jit-c ..,_. .. , O 11ty Poot """tl. 10. ••n 1/H 1' PUBLIC' NOTl(.'t; R /J74r NOTICE 10 CREOI TOl!S HO A·tt111 ~u PIE•IOll cou• 1 OF T"• HATf 01' CALll'ORNIA FOii TH!t COVNTV OF ON ANGE In tnt> M.HI•' (If Ulf" t ........ ot RO~~ J WRICiHl th"•A'"'' NQhCf" 1) tWft'b; ·a•vtin to rr1•01to''" ,,,.v.nq r..1t'"'. ,,,,,,,1•,t HI• • d•rl one• """' lu r11., y.,, t 11hm\ in"'" 11ff•t• u f ,,,. Cll}r~ or ''°" 11fur"'"'d tourt or M prt\rtnt ttw1m '" Ol• 11r1~r\1Qn1 o "' In,. Oll1tt ol WH I IA M { I ll0MA>, LOl:U ANh LOLll. 011~ Wil\";1 • bl.JO Suflf, IMN W11\rnn• 01vd ~u C.r•nd, LO' /\nQt.llt-... C.tltl1tornu1 .,0011 f•I '1131 6:>'1 o)P,I, wnolll /lllh•r Ollofr I\ ,,,,. plJHl" nf nu•.•n'''. ot tnw uf\ d,.r\1Q~d 1n .111 n1oill1•r~ '"'' tiit1t1.nu to \ .. Id ~\ldli~ \\I( n I ll'ttHt\ W lft\ ft'l1 ne<e\uary 'IOU< ht r\ m\;\t bf t11eo or P'''\fH"llfd "\ t1fOr .,,, .. d tlif'ttrHn tnur month\ •tun '""" ltt\l ih,1Dhttlt1on ut '"'' nollrfl O•lfCI Aprol 11 191" 1:\1 .... r h Wr "l~I Homer M 'hOU111\ f Wfl(Ul64'\0f Hm ""-Publt~l'l!'CI O«'lnO" C.rM•I Oa1ly Piiot. Will ot \.did ~<ttOftnt LOEIA,.OLOl:ll Wll.LIAM 5. T"ONIA~ ----AllO<Mf at uw Apt 16dr.c1Nlay,, 10, !>. 1919 167' 19 PUBLIC NOTICE OM w111111r. a1c1e.. hlle l ... NOTlca TOC"IOITO•I su,.1•10!' c::ouat o,. TM• ST ATE Of' CALlf"CNUtlA .. Olt TNI COUNTY OP' o•ANG8 NO.&.-H Est•lt Of FLORENCE C TESSIN, O.cu~ '"''""• I~ •t Or •nel LM A .... 11\, CA t0117 Pwlllllllld 0.1W191 Q>f\I O~tly PllOI, ~· 1•.,. _Mey 1, 10. 1tn 14'1 " PUBLIC NOTICE CP .... l'·llDOt VHI I HER H ( "'ll F 0 RN '"' OI Sl~lf\VllNC IJl1S 6rooor>u"I SI re.-I• c.,,.r~n Ciro"',.· (at1for n1tt lf26AJ f l\Ofn&'-0 ""l"Vtn 11 flJ Hr w ttr11mp\t11rt·, Co•.t11 M~\.d, C11fforn1tl "''" rn., t.N ·tf"lit.'\"' 1\ <.«>"Ou<.lrd by en •"dlV1'1U~I r hort"ht\0 N""tn f "'' • Mtvrnent ""'"' 1,1 .. 0 w1tf'I thri Cuu .. 11 Clor" OI Cranor County on Apnt 1' .•• ,~ fL'IUlll f'ubl·\IW'<I Qr,,,..,_ Co-.1 Oao1, Piiot, Ao• a •nrt MA11. 10. 11 1919 1u1-1t PUBLIC NOTICE I" '"~ Mlott•r 1)4 lhf' llPOllfAlll'n ol LOllRAINE 8 WEINBERG For Cl••no• 01 Name lOARAINE 8 Wl'tN8£Rv h"' fil""Ct 4 O"lllH>" 1n U\I', <-ourl 101' t1tn or O.t •llO•lnQ .,... .... ON', to <hA"Of' Mr namt lrom LO RRA I N E 9 WE I N BfRC l o LORR A I N E ROBERTS IT IS HERERY OAOER E 0 Ir.et tll ~r\on' tnltrft'l,.d tn th~ m•u.-r dfore,•IO ~M l>.ftot• '"I\ tourt 1n 0epa rtt'N'>nt No } t•t 100 r1v1c (• nt..,r DrlvP We\t. 5.itntA AnA, (-'l•torntft on Ju,,. \, I•~. '" II u'<IU<\ • m , •rid tMn end ,,..,,. 'no"' C.dW\'' ti •nv th~y ll&v•, ""Y \401(1 ll"llllon tnr CMnQt' 01 n•m• •hOlild nol ,,.. Qra1'1e(I FICTITIOUS IUSINfSS II I\ fwt ll,.r or11tr"" ll>•ol • <Opy Of UAME STATlMEN'f !Ill\ ord~r lo""'"' <AU\•!>" Publ•\hl'd 1"~ 1011.,...1110 ""''°n "doing bllsf. •n lht OrM!Qe Co&\I 0•1ly Pilot. 11 n~\~ a\ n"w\pt'tpet of QfHHtrdJ l .rcultJtton C.OMMVNICl\TION ARTS, 2'1 1>Ubl1\,,..dlnlnl\coun1y~l l~•\I On<w.t llln St'"'· No o. Hunl1ng1on BH<h, •n~ tor '°"' <ontrocul••~ ,.~~' Prior C•l•IOrf\la '111>48 lo fl>e d•Y OI .. Id htorlr>q. Cn1t10-Lan Norm., !.l>.l,..,, 112 11111 Oell!d Aprll 1•. IWt Strt•t. No. B, HunllnQto" Beecn, BRUCE W <;UNIN(R Calllornta ~ JwOQe o< lhl' Thi• l>u\1ne-. /\ <ondv< led by dfl 1n S-t1or Cou11 GIY10u" LO•rtAINIE I . W81N8E•O CNno·len Norm" S#tttM 111·1 Ill• LI• Noni Tllh \l&l~nl wa\ t1ll!d wotll '"" N•w'9'1 lffcll., CA n.., Coun11 Cler' of Or""9e Coun1, on Ttl: 11141 '11-641• M•rth 10, 1,1. AltWMy UI ..... ,.., 1'1Ue7l Publl._ 0.IW\9f' C._,, O•llY Piiot Publl'heel 0.MQo Coa•I Delly Piiot. Apr 1'. INY l. 10. 1> 1•19 I.OS 7q A.prll lt,?t-Mol.10. 191' 1w.1• • -------------------------- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIE TOClllOITOltS SUl'lalO" COU"T OF T"E STAYE 0~ CALll'O.NIA l'O• THa COUNTY Ofl OltANGa N0.A·"50 l'\l•I~ OI LOIS M VAN OOSTEN •0 lOIS MARIE VAN OOSTfN. 0'1CP1t\~d NO rtCE I!. HEREBY GIVEN to lfl'! < r•dltors ot t~ •bOv~ Mm<'d dettOtnl '"•I ~II """on\ "•••no < •~•ms &Qeln•I Ill~ "'"' C!Ktdfnl "" t!!Qulr~ lo Ille PUBLIC NOTICE CIE"Tll'ICATf OFOl'<X)NTOtUANCE 0" USl AN0/04t AIANOONM5NT OP' l'ICTIYIOUS HAMl NOTICE IS HER EBY (il\11!.N lo Ille <ftelllon Of tlle *"'9 ~ -.c.-n1 111•1 ell ,.,_ Nvlno clelmt .. t11111 lhe s•ld CIKedtnl 11te r~ulreel to ,. .. lllem, wlih I .. nte:ffS¥Y VOUC .. rJ, on tht Olllce OI llte c1eo of 1"" •bov• ~ 1111.ci court. or lo preMnl '"'"'· wlln th• n•ceu•ry llOUCl\e"· 10 11'1~ un. !Mnlonell " SSS South Fl.,...~r Street, LOI Angtl~. C.lllorlll•, wflltlt Is 1 ... jlltKt Of lluslne" Of lhe 11nO.rt1(1ned In •II m•tt•" P9r'lfl1'1"9 lo 1"4t ~t•t• OI H id ll•t -111, w1t1t•" tour monllu •lier tlltt llrtl publletllOf'I ot lhl1 flOtlte .. ICTITIOUS I UllNIU NAMESTAUMIENT Tiie loll-lrw.I o..rMl!I tl dolnq M \t t\: OU'' :::~;fk~~.t~~ ~~!~\~.,t~':c:'.'·.~~ THE VNOCRSIGNEO ~\ Mr•by U •lll'I' tflet. efll'<llV• April 1, It>~ he CH\ed lo CIO DU\IMH llnct.• IM fl( llltow\ llrm Mmf or Soulll 1..0011 A \I At I) Tr,.vf"li'n<L L •n .. ''"''"~ t attfo rn,., wn1c." bu\1n~\\ ••' lormerly <ornoottd IM ""' fOllOwlno ~r.on, ..noi.. ne""' '" lwtl •no l>f«• ot r••ld4nc• h •• IOUOW\, lo "'' Oon.ttd L CilOYU 113•• Slon•<t•\l, "ounteln V•llt,, C.. '1108 O•lell "-'11 "· '"' •MIL A. TISl1'4 II fU<"40r of the Wiii of *"9 Nmed 0t<Mtnt AaNI .. UNM"8N OP' LAT MAM & WAT•lltt ....... ....,..,... ~ ....... """"'* ... ' 'rllr m11•• ,.......,.,. ___ .. ll!MIPllCI Or91191 Coosl Ot lly Pllol, A,wll It, It ..... Mey>. 10, 191t U~Mt IANGICOIC AESTAVllANt NO 3, 101 Palrn, Ntwpor1 0.Hh, C•Ulor"'~ ., .. , 1C•111en• T~e<h•n•rono, 9043 S11nMt 8tvd , LO~ AlllJelo, C:Olllorn1e tO()t' T'hl\ bl/sine•\ 1, t ondw<lfl<l l>y an It• dlvlduol ICenl""• h eCIMMronQ Tiii• , .. ..,..,..,, wfl\ '""" w11n lht Co\lnly Cltril of Or•l'IOO Co1111t1 011 Aprll ll, 1•'9 WUTl •N MUTUAL UCltOW cou•. 17HI I . 17111 II'"' 11141•0 11\led tour1. or lo pr'e\llnl llM!m, ••II\ the ne<•uery vou<.rn,r\, to th• un der~1oneo 111 Ille olllc• ot ROBE AT W ANDERSON, Allorney ~I L-'"'· JOI IE COIO•<!llO B••d Suite &00. P&W)4eM, l Alll11rn1e •1101, wnl<n " 1~ pl<te• ol hU\fM" 01 ... 111'MISIQned In "" mel· ltf\ jltrle•n•no to'"" P>lalt 01 &•Ill~ cede11t, w11n1n tnur mon1n, ""•' t~ ftr\I 1111btkellor. of 11\1• nolltt • Oaltd Aptll H. 1nt ica11\rm M tttm E•tcU1r1~~11 .. 8b0,,. "°""" o.c .0...1 •091! ltT W. ANDlltlON >01 IE. C __ 11 .... , S111tt ... '"'"'· Cat...,,,.. ·-E•(tWW Ne, tJ.~• .......... ,call ..... 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I IJnte•l JOU OD SO, 'fl,OUr de•ault w111 11e ..iweo llPOll ..,iluitlon o1 '"" Pl•lnttll, -IN• C0\111 mey Hiter • lu09ment ..-111•1 .,OU lot 1i... r~lle< o ... me~ '" "-COl'l\Oltlnt, ""'''" <011ld rewll In _.,1,...._1 Of ...... lakl"IJ 01 moflff cw ~rl\t 0t other relief ,._ -.i.ci In"" <-.it•lflt. II II Y'Oll wftll to Mii tlle *"-kt ot •n •llOf"tltV 1n ttu1 m •H•r. YGU s"Outo 00 \Cl prOf'llClllY \0 !NI '°"' wrll!M resoon ... 11-. """'lie 111..son """' OATEO· OK-16. 19>1 WIU.IAM I . M JOM•, CIOf h ISEALI 8y: Net..iie F"lltr 0.Plllf • T,,. .oord "c°"'-'llllf" incl110n t<Ol\ co,.,...,,,,, .. .,.lnllH'' Inc•-· rrou co"'91tln.rit, "•1-nt" ln· o..oo cro1"'4Mfendeftt, 1lno111., tn· clwdet lllt ptur., 91111 "IMtlillhe on <lude• f"""nlllt Mid M"'et. A .,.ltM PINd1~ lnlllldlflt en·-, cMmwr· r••, etc t'f\1111 bt In ttle lotm req,ilnd by lht CAllllOfnle •..i.t OI Court VoYt orlglnal pl-llQ """I • llled In tl'Ws court wit~ prlltlfr 1111"9 '"' •"4 O'GOf llWll • <°"' -Ml"" st,_ 01' ..Cl\ ol•lnllll't etlo•rio •fld on ••<II p••lnllll Ml rttpn1e11ttct 11¥ •" et· 1.,,..., Tiit .. _ -• --•• '"~ --on • perty lfteY ,,.,, CloptlMllnt en lfW IM1'IOd of _.,u "°' .,.,,.,.,. •. -CCft 413. IO llltowtt ....... -o-AIMnlefl4'-"" tllf·A .. aclfk c.etM._,.o Mllfltl ..... INCtl, C..lller..ietMtl ,...,..._m•iu...,.. ...... 1 .... Or ..... CMtt Delly l'tlOI, Apr11 "·,....,Mey>. 10, rm '"'"'• ____ .,.. 1'11• ................ .,,.,. Ille °'9llfe OMel DAILY PILOT O.ASllPllD ADS .... C." ... M J'lM N, ,,_ ............. ... Nl•1r-1 NMlce: Ail real eet•te advertlaed ln Ulll ntwtpaper ilt 1ub· i«t w lhe Federal Fafr lloualn¥ Act of lHI which makff It 111e1a1 to advertise "•ny pre· rer ce, llmltal1on. or lnaUon based on olor, reUa1ion. i;ex, lomtl origin, or an lion lo make a ny preference. limitu· , or dlscri mlnallon.'' s newspaper will not nowingly accept any adverthlng for rua I dt.at.e which is in viola· llonoltheluw. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge•ual 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMFLATIOM IUSTH! $71.500 It';, true ' If thi!ol 3 IJl'!lrm home ts n<1l un 1110utmn c;topper t h<.'n w1• don't know what 1s 1 Swaylni.: palm-; entry Ve r y sp1tr1ous & hrn;~hl n· modelt'd kitchen c; I ant g l a.,~ c n r ld pal10 Mai;nlf1re nl ~2X <I O .,parklln~ blUI.' pool ' Lo14 rncunt yard Otw yr fret• h o m l' w a r r :1 n t y ' VA f-1 1/\ ,;.ih· OK' <-..111 ra .... 1 1~~ 1100 CLASSIFIED HOUltS \fl 1•f'11 t I"" n •· Id 1111 tht•tr 11t ht h I' I r111t1t • f I I • •11 • ~II I• •,tu11d I l1(i1 t r 1tt \ !"\ h • h1•1I "\ IUI •f I " ""I \ \I I • \ ! 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SAi.iNG"& SWIMMING Your My 3 bdrm bome w/tmly rm la louted on· ty .._ trocn I.he l.._ane wbtri you 11U. fiish & ewl m . Great fmly llll!Jlhborhood. eau DOW, Open E~. 645-8491 ~ Walker t; Lee Real Estate OCEAM & CAMYOM VIEW COf'OIMl .. M• Huge lot with 1p1tcious home. Light and airy kitchen. Massive stont• rlre place. 3 Bedrm ... family & dining rm. Pat.lo and deck. POOL. Won't last• Call 673·8550 (1',"t lit i • • \ 4o'• '(t f •• ~lfi&ll!I IATFROMT LEASE Beaut. 2 br + 1.Jton Bayfront condo. Locatt•ll within walking d1'!tan1·1· • d Lido Villag~ ShopS & restaurants Bay. cho11 ncl & rule Ilk views. CJll today J u :.l l1s lt·ll ' fj.4(;.7111 Heal fo: .. talt• ourux OHTHESAND Sl77,000 Slt.'?' lt1 the lw at·h frotn owner's front unit 3 Rcrlrm ~ ~ loft F'irl'pl a•"' f>t•t·k' & patio. <1hak1· rtJof Cd 11 ,~ .. 673-l\550 t 'J.,•. ''i I . ,f ff •; f1, .. I '• t' [~lfl&IHI ;:;_ - TWO OM ALOT l tillcr.l f•M \ •"'' lt .... r untl h<i~ I~" h:H'k~r1I ,v., trt~.., l•h'al lor two lmly I ~ I llp:Jnt'Y <itKw1 Urt'll IO 1:.l' .. l'tll•· t·o,IJ Mc ... 1. 1 .di nuw lt1r 1l .. t111h t 71!l'll .. \ f.... ;.1 .• !14~1 I FOUR-PL EX LIKE NEW! s 114,500 f>:\1·1·lll·n t f1tutpl"' 111 'l'"lllh 111 lt.11 1:,1111 \II , ....... v.11n1 lfblll.• .1111111ul . \II rww f ;tfll< 1111 L( ,., o·r y Wltl ! Sup.•r re11tul ;trl'll 1·x~mely low v:.H·;111t•y rak! lnt·umu $!1601 mo j!rllSl»l'll ll fast f111' onvah•on.-''"'"" 752 1700 1•t . • •• VIEW OF TUSTIN HILLS Sl.77 per DAY Thal i; /\LI. ) ou p:.i y for a :J(JdJ y lid In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW ' 642-5671 ., •BIG CANYON HOME* cul-de-sac location On prime overlooking double fairways on g r eenbe lt. This spectacular, spacious. custom home abounds in uniqueness. rich d ecorum and fa mily living. S Bedrms. 5~ baths . a combination living and dining, exercise room and unusually large laundry facility + dark room or work shop off 3 car garage. Very prestigious location wltb many mor.e amenities. Contact Danny Bibb at: 675-2311 r 7 • LIDO ISU Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances cu~l!>!1l spacious S bdrm •• t bath trod1Uonal home ; like new. Ideal for <'ntcrtalnln~ Corn.:r lot. ~.000 llG CANYON <tolf l'OUl"'S(' v 1fw from spaciou!i ~ 81<. ~ ha trnchllonol home . lgl' (a mlly room. pool, Jucuul $'150,000 IAYNOMT St•Hrnl fml' bayfront hornt'!> "'1th p1t•r & ~l ip AVALON Wt'll t'Ul h l rUl'lt'(t. 3 HH. I bu. ouk fl l)(>r . pn rt1.tl b a !mt•nt. ronr rt•l t fc!unthtlaon F lab ttrt":t Sl20.000 .. t't'. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR .f·ll Kuy'''" [l .. ., l'.j 11 bl'} t>IC>I ES l. l<Y N ~YLOR CO REALTUHS' s 111l·t • UMl OCUM VIEW IH JASMIN! cam ('all loday to ~(.'(' this tX'autiful '"Bay M 1..,1" 1111x lt'I with J.:rt•at \"lt!W of u{'e:m & g n•c.·nhc.•lt 2 L,1f'~l· hl'<lrt,..>m~. <.ltn . dining rm & 2 ht1lh~ Lovely garrl t>n kllt'hcn. 2 p<1t10~. Ht~hly 1m prowd w/<.·ust <·plng , dr~pe:,, ett Tc·nm~ <·I~. pool. Sc<.· area. $250.000 WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., R.aftort 21 I I San Jooqyi" Hil1 Rood NEWPORT canu. ...... 644-4910 Old Con.a def Mer :I lltlrm 01"4111..1~1,. with I I r o• p I i1 • t-11 11 uc·1>n11:.11ll' r1f Coa:-.t If 1.-. \ 1 I I t•Jlf :ti 111111 I IWJ11 •1' olll\l•1u:. Sl:t'I 1IMI BIG THREE :I Rdrm. :l liath. :l 1· .. r garag(· I\ :! :.tory hunw 1n Tustin with 11lm01,t 1 , of an aer(> lnL. It V J l" ('<'SS -+ pool ~·mi pr u 111 /\II for l:tr.,!:lfl4J l"t•""' 11n t h l" m J r k c t ' ( :t I I ~141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. II.AL IST A TE DCIUINCI stHCI I '4t CAMIO Hl•HL.AHDS $1 $,000 P•ICI llOUCnoM on this J}re:-.t 1gious horn <>. w1lh 3 tx•druoms & '1t•n/c1ln1n~ room , a pru<'l•cal horn~ ror <hu ly hvan~ PLUS m a ny ckllr,hllul feuturf's m dudiog 1ro1)u·nl pullo & luxurious µool AND u k1•y tu prl\ lll t' ht•ut•h Now o nly $;>I 0 000 O wnt·r t ransfcrrcd 1 450 N£WPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 7 59·0811 * *U.S.* * VETERANS * * lkt't•OI I h,IJl):t"' Ill \ \ ,, . .:.., 11111) t n.1t.h· 'uu '" qu.1ltf\ rur $IU11111"1 h11rnt k~111' 14 llh ab .. ulutd.> '\ll UOW N l'/\YME"'T World Ile°' btot~ ;in f lra111~1 t '110111) r11 Ill 'I""( IJftllllJ.: Ill \ \ h11m1• 111.111.., ~ t" r.· I h1· V t-;TS l11.11 lwlp th1· V ~:TS l-'111 1n11ri-1nfu l'a ll Iii Morton, Aqt. 541-0800 EXECUTIVE 3 BR 2 STORY Wr1lk 10 bl•m'h 'I •I·· 1·n trv rorm<tl cltn rm hui:o• i;:11urmet k1t1·h1•n & lm·akf.1..,l 1Jrt•l.I 1-;,1ra II' lt"nl! rm. famtlv r1t1 w11h 1·rnl"kfin).! f1r.:,,1;,, ,. & v1t·w of J.:r"und-, !\fa'"'"" m:v.1 1·r .. utt" Ol\I • t.:r.1.!15(l <':111 for 1111 c:WlatlJo. ~ 7&'41 ••.1 I • . . 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IN A VIEW & Jn ;1 d1 annt lln\';,11• '>ludy w1lh its ownfircplarc S211 ~.oo Utat o,m11t-' d t you frnm llllo.IVESTORSI. 1°\l"I') room W:i rmth & ""' •·h.11 m .1llounct... 17~..t "I Eastside, CM fl :i 1rn·,. fa rn room, 2 lt"ths J>crlci'tl v lcx·illt'<l SUN In> 60X305" lot hii;t alor> a vnva\t· l'llr· Ow1wr w1ll earry. submit "··r Triily ,1 ,.1.m. all offers. <;rat~. $220,WO "' ,.. RE /MAX 631-1266 ~·nd. ~~~~~~~~~~! I "m holdtn).! u1:wn hnu"· - o•\1•r\ d.1} ,1\ l >o.,1:J <.:.italpa I ~. pm. t'onit• ...._" lh1s '1 Bil. fam room li;,1ri:am. It ., a !.lei.ii ' V.A. ALLSTATE REALTORS ..... -... -.... .. , ......... . SOY-GYC MUMS. •• 7 Some Ocean View -Great Canyon V 1cw and it's all on Milford Drive in pr es t1~io u s Ca meo Sh or es; 3 ht>d rooms. a seclud~ pool, access to a private beach, s kylight:S, stained glass wi nd ows a nd a s unny open H l m osphe r c . The investme nt is ~336.000 (fee) and that is unique for this caliber o( property . U~l()U~ Jif)M~§ REALTORS' '"f IVIC(Sf PFOPlf Srt LINC fH[ fll[A f(ST HOM(<, CORONA OH MAR. 675~ • CALL US 2 story 4 bfltroom plmpool S73,950 llEATtM (.'u,,lom 1t:Jrdt'n ho mt· GAS CRUNCH 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex. :14~ i\ ml"I hy'I S275.000 . term-, <.:all Bill for appl Uwm·r I /\l!l bi5·~ CoronocW Mar 1022 W u I'~ r J 1h · d t" Ph & M 0 VE CI. 0 S I:: H T 0 ••••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • tlra~.-; thruout. l"Ountry WORK' Take th•'> ~.1---------k1tt·hcn w• fnrm dug rm. IX'<lrm. 3 bath, furmal -...mdml! :.ta1r., 10 htt'h-·.1 duu1t)!. !>E'P ram , dhlt WJ JI maste r :.tl· !\I 1 r i.:ar , i·ao;y ma1n1 )'a rd rOl"'cJ walls, 20 X 20 furn l m1 with w1bar. n 1v.-n·d <..: Otw lo '>hoPPlll!?. hu'i . .urµort, golfin.:. 'l"hool-., patio & o;purk ltnl! p11<)I f~wuy«, 2<1151 Kl11w l>r Onlv SJ.71XJ 1111 •Jr tuk1· Forappt (;a ll 1•\t'r ~1mo p:Jymt·n1' llurry C<t II <7141 tt•IJ tiilii • .... .. .. . ~~ur'ft'otl·~~ [\g{BJ ti!_. C .D.M. 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Oil ~lli!fl ltn p.ila, $125.1.11111 l 0:tl I :1 l!t•nt. t..:yn ltl, ,, . 5.17-2271 COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 675·5511 JACK HOWELL ,,., ,,........,. . ,, '' BUYERS !...-----------~ - - - - -• th.ls hcaul1ful. h: Siar fa m home w 1a c-orncr lot & a hari:am Prll"c Xl nl eund ltght & l'ht'l•ry •'-' m :1 1:1.1011 l1 lf'Ul1on SI 1!1 500 Woo"t la...,l. t·all !17'1 :1:;.11 (."<IM IJa~rn1m• <.:n·t·k 1 llcaut1ful :1 HH . :: 11.1 Hound lht• d1wk ;11t•·nd1 ·ll t.!all-h:.t• ll1•1· l"nlr. t1·nn1-, t·n . '"" 1m pi11.1t... 1·ul de -.;11• 101· :: 1'1 :'>(Ill 7 1415-1!:1 l!l:lll, ~ Hll:ll l'r{>-.llf:!IOUS M l'~a Vt'rrtr :1 llr. 1.1m1 ly r m . :! ll;o . lrpl1• iru1oor ~w1·<11;,,h llHtl i[1I :>!Iii PRICE REDUCED ~ll(J on th1., nice s HI<. :!'· RA M e r e dith 1:ardens hom.-. Lari(•· :i:J~)fam rm OCEAN BREEZE '-l•l••·r <.harp ~ h1·tl room Wtl h "°Jl<lr,1lt• llffll0('. f I\ tw.tt ~ h11m11hf11·r hll n k1lrh1·11 w111t 1nrl1ro·1·1 ltt 11w. 1trc·pl.11·c· & 111111"11 !llOll'' IAl\.lfl'fl ''" ;1 lfUlt'I ''"~·! on :. lt1i• lul w1I h 1•111l•J't•1f 1tlo1k 14 .tl l fo·ni 1• Full 1>r111· vnh ~.f~I t 0:.tll i~1l 31!11 c;::;, S EL ECT I PROPE RTIES 644-1156 I 854 FULLERTON COSTA.MESA n;n.110~1 t-: rn;ll.l>i\Hl.t: LOT 1l w' • hartntnl! •'i•'ihtlk Nfo;W PROGH/\M ' If '''ll mak1' SMVO mv. > ou ri1.1 v Qu~t111y 1 l.014 1111-...n' Loan!< to SllMJ,fKMl1 Ld u' <.h<1w you how tt1 1!1, 11 • Call nt1l4 I Talk to Red Carpe t w~ List~! 7 54-I 202 1·11:.1;1 !\h•-.;i li.11111• 1' Eostsi~Triplex lot':.tlt-<I on a l:t rl!t' loutl1l.1 hi\ , • ., l •Jr" ;1 l t 1·" I 111 n • hit• n 2 lot If har<l ... 1M1d 1\lmo-.l nl'\4 l.111l. ... ll• 011111' tUm }'l1U 1111, lhl'i" umt' Ownr-r """"' h nnJ.. th•· plu1·1•' ~,.ooo Ca ll nffl·t amt ho· 11 ,.,,111 , Sht•f\ I Ur\0Wl'r. 7:l2 1!1:!0, l°.Jll OllW &llj 717 1 k (i)UAIL . 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Th:JI "wht•n• p.·oplt• l•1<1k W<t nl•'O (':tll."gor) Phon1• phorn• \. tVl' \I:-. ,1 t•all when Hwy·vc found .111 '~ll ~i7R Wf''ll do th1• rt•st. 1142 !i67H item vf vahw 642-5678 macnab I Irvine realty SUPEll FAMILY HOME Ne wl y built 4 BR custom home w/vlsta or Bay. mtns & city lights. Sunny brkfst area -3 brick fplcs - 2 patios -2 decks & extra lg. lot w/sp_ace f~r pool & RV stor age. Flexible frnancing. $249,000 incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200 U I· 76) ' GET A JOYFUL UfT When you see this attractive s BR home. On entering, you'll glow from ~he ~armth & sparkle of the inter10.r decor .. Traditional-style hom e m park-bke setting on fee land at $185,000. Appl. onJy. John Granath 642·8235. (H-77) OPIM FIJDAY J TO 5 P.M. Tell guard at BIG CANYON'S gate you want \o see #19 ROYAL ST. GEORGE! A lovely, customized & refi nis~ed 4 bdrm.. ramily rm. home. Just r~uced to $550 000! 40 Ft. pool +sep . jacuzzi & s~una off . m s tr .. bath. Newly landscaped. Se~unty, beauty & comfort. Tom Allinson 642·8235. <H·78) '42·1US 644-6200 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center lrVIM at C.mpus Valley Centtr 752·1414 .. .. ,~..-_.._.... - ...-----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ CE BEDBBI ELllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS Lovl'ly f"1 v~ Bedroom Model With N1rhl l.t~hls V1cw Profcs:.1ona lly l.and~<'ap~.:d PcJ-OI .laruzz1 Sauna Entry IA.'lld:. To Lar11e 1.i vtn.1! H<1o m & 1-'nrm:il D1n1n11 Room ModC'm K1tf'h1•n Downsla1r; Crume• Room . <.:&II For i\prwnnlmcnt Tn l nsrrc1 $569.000 @ ., .. _,.._ .... ··~· .. Ill " 631-1800 oova ,011v1 MONTECITO/W VIEW-PERFECT AltlOllft ptrfecti• .ct ....., aba.d 111 thi1 hOfM witt. c11stot11 de1i9Hd _,..,... .... Shlud gifts whldows, It.II• tftt Htry ... , ... prot..liOIMll '-dtc.-ct wltt. W" lor cowtywd. 0,.11 h1l9g 4 IM*1io• "-wftt. f-"Y '°°"' .ct l c•r .,.... •• OctOft Yltw. Exctllt1tt f••lly arto i" H•r~or Yltw HH11. S27t,090 ---· ..... WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. Zl.Sh W C1i.1,1 l l~1l•\•.t1. ;\1•U. J'X 1rl B1•r11 h 631·1400 ..... •111l t11>•-·• -' DUPLEX ON THE BEACH S89,900 < ;n·:tt ..,uffiml·r 1•1·1 n·.1l plu..-, IO\ll"'lmt•nt 011 h l hlks tu rx·1·M I\/ 1-:V 1-: It \ 1\l"A:-.JT WO.'li"T I. \SI ALLSTATE: REALTORS (" ,\ l, l. :-0: (J W f 7 J I I 1----------!Jf{I li7 hi 1- '" , . . ·. [ \8l IU~liWI GAS PAINS? I' h I ' \I I I :-., T \ F FtlllDi\llLr: 1111:\t E ,., :• mrnu11.., ''""'' l•1 n1dJl1r frt'l'"'•').., 111 :-;11 ("u-.1.1 \1o-..a 0111\ ~7i !Mltl \'.\ Tr"H '1~ :'11 .. ;.r So ~ ·,,,,.., l'l.11.1 ' 11 11~ W()'li 1 Li\ST Bruk•·r 1.:11 :,:.:,11. ' I• ' .. ,",I ' I 11,u I u •I f 11\ I 1,.1' Ill I , (.1;L ... )lfl(.>d 1\11:.. your lllll' !''Intl wh.1t )OU W:tlll Ill stop ~hopptnJ.: l"t•nll'r Uail) l'1lol Cl.1-;:.1f11•1b Gt'ttttol t 002 Gt'Mral I 002 •..........•.••.•...... .............•.•...••.. IAYCREST N ewly hsled 4 bedroom. famil y room home . Excellent floor plan for <.'Omforlable living An excellent buy al $148.500. .; , T•U•V\ ~ Al4 M ''-' ,,,,,, ,. :;~;rn:.1 CCfll'lt'I l Aff. I '"Wiii 4 COLDWIU. ..... CO. 644-9060 2151 SANJOAOUINHILLSRO IN NEWPOftT CENTER STAR GA'ZEK·~ 1!t C.L~ Y ll l'OLL \ '\ t.IH A Ji.. ff~ 0hflf Aff1•">' Wdt-Ji. "" " . t. •uo101"q •a '"'• Sron f f-1 ,ftwt-hlf "'f'\\0Qt' t(1f f I tdO'V oc· n ">NI ., •1vtW'V'd'\tC-'•t~11"9 tO~'°' "~t~79k ' • 'tut.If' Lod•ot ll"tth l•g., KOIPtO ·-,._ ., ......... , ... ~.,._ l>Oo-t1Gr....., 1-. 'U ............ ••CO-.,,,...If"' .. _ .. .. o • ...... ~'°"' ..... .. .. ·-... ..MMHt• I-...... ,,,,. l l.....-. . .._ ··-,._ ..... ·-,._ .., ... .. ..... ··-.. °"""' ,,"1"wnv• ··-.. ~ "°"* ., . ., . , .. 11 ...... .. , ... -. ..... .,\) 1•.41\,..., ''"""' ....... ""00.' ··-.... ,._ ··~· .,, .. . ,.._ ,. 0...-t ...... ··-··-..... ,.,, .. IOU't.....,. 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I rplo ' Ne"' 1·rrt' T ;1k1• c•\\·r Ir~·· loan "'11 h Im' 111 lei t"'-.l $1 IH.1"•1 1.1,, 7:!2 1 9 63-8377 :O.p.1n11u-. 11 hll rm hom•• \\.111 In 14all 1·.1q11·h /I.• ti 1 .1 111•' H l' a u I 1 f u I I t 11 11 ' l" .1 ll ,. l,011111 1114 '"'( l-:111rl l.!1• I •• r ... 1 t.".oll .t1 1 ;,p111 1411~·~1:: I Bk .: II.\ "Io-... nhllll'I 1•.1rp..i 1tr.1111•..,, 1111111 :.77 !100 !111>1:1 ll11·kl1•\. II II :It~ ::1:1; "r ~:'>2·Ull l.> h llH • .1 ba fn• ... h p31nt in '"" & nut I null' l•J 111·,11'11 s 111.:11111 1\g1 !Oi ~ nr ~iJ tll:ln7 BEACH LOVERS DREAM IELIEVE IT Spt'ctacuJar 24 hr .1ct11t• Vll'W of h:.irnor, Ol'c1111, 1·oas t & bay 11111• hie-; On l•---------1 Vacant & Rtody U>west pnr c S&S est:.ih• in tlB '1 Ur 21 ~ Ba. II! m~tr u1tc w/frpk. I.: family rm. bn1·k frplr, rounlry kitchen w/bm·k HUQ. pool s1w priv. yard w /s pa. 2 years n ew . SL54.900. $83.000 assumu hie al IH«7.., RL'<i Carpel. 1-:1~111. Agt. ~1-948 1 or ~ Ocean Bhd. ovt•rlooktnl! <.1uno COH' liy owncr. ti31~i0 ColtoM~so 1024 •.•••.................. ANTIQUE IUFFS 1-:a .,t s 1rt c 2 Rct1 rm , ha rdwoo<l floor'i .. \'Ov1• rf'1hn11s. R 2 lot w 11h plan ... to 'c1·on11 unit l.ar)(f' assuma blc loan $K7 .500 Ca II 546·5880 ~HERITAGE REALTORS Everyone Gets A Bedroom Hard-to-rind 5 bedroom CXCC'UllVC home Wllh rozy family room. bnr k fireplace. 'llt>p·savcr kitchen with built ins . Giant patio runs length ol home. $129,900 Hurry ' Ca u S4@.1720 TAlllBL -· HAHDYMAH's DREAM Unni.: hamml•r & work l'IOlll\'S for this Ea~lstdl· :.pec1al 2 br frph' 1c•at m k1trh works hor> • II! lot ;ill('y -.rnd more' $6.5,950 Call 540-11:11 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS MagruJ1cent ocean view New 3 bd, hte rms . (3rd bd sep suile1 . Agl . 833-0623. 759.(1700 . GRANDOPF.NING MARINITA IYOWMH Condo. 2 BR, l 'h BA. fplc. 2 miles to ocean. 162.500. Will carry 2nd. 963-l242 Pr~t1giOui'I r ciudcrwes . near the marin11 (rflm Execlllive neighborhood. S\6S .000 83 !·3 450 , minimum care yard, 493-4006. S49·Sll I ideal for enlertaanlni;t. · Gorgeous pool as spa, bbq ptl, 4 hr. 2\il b11 . $220.00U. Want Ad Ht'lp? 642-5678 /'\gt. 968-2297 or 963•0867 Q DM.VPILOT HnaHPorS. i;·;;·,;:;;;;;7;· ...................... ~JC BY'rnESEA tiP•cloua 4 Bdrm. 2 ba+n,...~. RV par k Ins. Showa pride o UWtknhlp. au uoo 754-1100 •• IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 3"-U. twob~r. tully \lllltlldt-d. lnrludcs nur rored rl011fllll, welbwr blt.ll'lli, frplr, 2 .i•nlt'n pa1101 + 2 up11 a 1r bekoruel Aml'nJllt' In cl udt! ltm n If• nt I &K>UI JllC, SIWlll. j:il" R"V & 2 &t )' dubhOUitl' ti) O wn tir , $Yl ,!>OO E\l~/wkrtd&~ ..._,H.tH..ttour- 4br, 3 full b11, him rrt), DR. LR F\lll lndsl•p(J, tlle 1•ntry . :ill bit anl't , frplc. slumJll!tOnl' walb l'umpletc Nl'ar 0\·14 , quahty bll by Ayre ... r.o. ptc11:.l' St38.50ll IM()-1441 -----.,...... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rancho San Joaqwn 2br, den . 2ba. frpk . int paUOtl. 1111 on gulf 1•uurw En.Joy view frum mo-.t r ooms . Pool & JJ l' SlJl,500. 640-0'.m . Thurldaz, May to, 1919 ....... ,.,. s. ......... ,... '* ....... lor w. .............................................. ···••·••·•·••···•······ ~ ............ !~~ "-llMIHdt •• !!~ ~~~~ ..... ~~.~~ n.Future l1Here Dream>' conwmporar1 ~t y l c h o m u b as 2 bedrooms. l~h alriurn ml.1)1. dlmna room Wl'l bar. doublfl rarepiact', chm. 1ourmel llll<'ht'n wtlh t:M.lll •~ Giant ~' ert1d PilOo Mu<'h mttrl·' ... Call~~I ..-.... --· •OWMAHIT ~ 3br, -1"4'al l()C.'llttoo +-1.ic<'Or w1l h a mc•o1ll('' MUlll ~I 1'73..:tl I al(l WOOD .. IDGI SA.LM.IASt-OPT. 2hr, dc'fl, 2ha . 11or1otf'tlu\ lri11't•pd 1'0110. '* ('()\ ('r 1·11lh n •1 lin1o: \\ 111111 hu rn bnt'k rrph·. aas k1tt'ht•n ht>1tt , ut1111·h :? rar ,11 .. r11 pvt ~ unit 111 •• , .. urnll bit· mt~t" aM.~ Own will tw-lp fin Hv 010·1wr 714 ''" ~il GAACIOUS LIVING LOW DOWHPAYMEHT Sf)Ul"IOU .... 2 "il V 4 !Ir • .! 1 • UJ. 1•.11h .. 1lr,1I 11•1 hn.:. t'{IVeft>d p&ll(I. -.hvr1. :.,1fe wll. tu M'hoot... 'ihop-.. park librar , ll'nr11 .... ponl i; 1\-,:.um a hl1• mon.:11~t· !!~', $16,0111) 1lnl4n l)a) mt'nt lln111n .. 1 11 1'11 rk f\52·01!i;J 11 r 7:11 SHKI f•Xl 1 &1111 Lingo Rulb1~n DO YOU LOVE LAGUNA LIKE WE LOVE LAGUNA? AT LAITt Affordeb .. 3 bedroom home of wood end glHI wtth frenoh doort and potenllal. for Hpen1lon. 1111,500 -&TRUUNOI Archllecturel delight wnh 3 bedroom• end 2\Aa bathe. Penoramlc whtte•t•r w6ew1 below. $319,000 -VIEW OALOAE -You mu1t He Ihle ler9e tpM:lou1 home In • prime ., .. with 3 bedroom•. fecuw. femlty room and den $389,SOO 499-4551 SOUTH LAGUNA 493-8812 495-1720 Dana Point Laguna Niguel 497-3331 644-7020 Laguna Beach Newport Beach 1044 LoiJ-a~ 1052 ..........•.....•.••...•...•...•....•...•..... TURnEROCK RflF.N llOM E M 11 J111ur Plan 0, l'Ornl·r 'll'l4 lol, •"rnpll'llvn dall' July 1.1 Sl·lt·1·t owi1 1111111111-. fj.'41 ~I. li·lll 112.'°>-I Laguna Niguel Realty .. MOHARCHIAY TERRACE ••• -.~<P• ..,.r _ • °""' ......... . °""" ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. ........... •ecll I 06' MtWllOf'f .... I 06' W11e 1i •fer I Otl ....•.............•••.. . ...•.........•. , ............................ . ~ ...... !~.~! ~;! ....... ~~!! -~- Trut .. vnlut• ~ ~room. 2 bath h 11m1• with ro1y rin•place. Plus bonus room & hath. J>rivan, enclosed yard & potao in top loc•at1on. Owner says, 'St•ll "$153.500 Bernita Eilertsen, Realtor 675-2373. Uy lJl4 ucr IK'~'Jll \ 11•w \01111 do 2br. deo. 2' ''"'· n<'w 1·pt.>. 11,,,,.. Jllll & 111111 ,. 0\11..., onl) $:111 ,, mo O'-' C' :!lid <it 10•: $1~.ooo 1m11 1•1pt. .... only 631 l:J!li leach Dollhouse SI 05,000 N<>wport. Short'!>. alt I•" lJ\11.' 3 llH. rwwly rrpl 11 1'11 pamlL'd m'11k 6. oul ·' blk-. to h1·arl1 llw111'1 trutt.'\f1•rn•tl 11u1 n l ,, r.·.1 • 1'0411 "" 11'11111 '. l'llltl I'. Hl'tt»tlll:thl1· l1•r111 -. 111 quahrwd h11y1•1 1 ".ii I I 11r <ap pt t o 't'l' 1'•·1:1: 1 !lf;().439'l. S."lti Zll!Jll rh t)wOl·r. N111 Shore,,, :! llr l'orwl'rt 1ten. comm I" 1 11 I I I• 11 11 I "' ,. r I ., $103.000 1'1111rt1·-., l o Ilk r.. . :~'11 :111:11 Udo lsJ. Charttwr "41 Out of Escrow ·11' ,1t uboul lot vuh11• So 1'111111 SZli0.000 Own..r 11111y fanan1·1• Var a nt. hl'c .t11)'l1111•· Open Frl/Sat/s_,n I ·4 ot I 13 Via Lido 111)(;1.;H llHOWN I< I'. 673· 1020 8 UHITS :-it1•1.1h lu ll.1) & Jl•-.1• h ( ,11·111"llllllllh'l/Wlll1 I •'It 1.11 fin :! lot " JONES REAL TY 673-6210 BLUFFS FINEST ASSUMILOAM 3 Bdrm. 2~t baths. tam rm . m odd rond . Eatthl.OOeS. extras. m u.lit see. •.990 Wkdays art 8 4r wtmda. 888-3934 EASTSIDI C.M. aponell 3 maanirtcent Two 2 bdrm. unllll, Iott In Bahamu. SUt,000 P11U011. enc lO&ed gara1es. val11e. *'5743 extra parking. AIJey a c· .__. • .........._ '*"'· SUl.000. --MIWPOttT llACH W...... 2900 Oll.rR ... lt.... REALTY 675-1642 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••• • ----------Pvt Pty wants sm hou1't! Pn~ NewJ>Ort Perun1ula on Penn point . 1100 locatkln. s older un u on 87~UI. 2 loll. To be &Old as a 1031 f " ....... LYPETP"llC tax deferred t!Xchange. Need 4 BR. Hodm c in -~ Call Carolyn 642-Sl71 or I r \I i n e . 10% o w n Very spacw~24.x001916 nic hard lt oben l h a l A I T .V Al(ent P i.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jc:lferson w /expand o, 1213>392·4885. Al(t. ~·~ 38r, Zlh. circu lar Q k S I O CASHFOR CONOOS kitchen . many Kt ra-1, uic ·a e by wner . 8ued on Markel Value. 1h0ws like tnple wide Sa\lt', prtnl·1pl1• on ly . roredotiure OK. any ~un p=~tum. (SC8611 1 Dplx. modern. Jbr e<!. clition. HORW Ston 21t2ba. frpk ~14! 1301sa, CRAIG R•:ALTY 848-8895 Nf'wport ll~tll Oon'l dis· --------turb tenantx 645·2111, ____ 97_9_·64_5_7 __ _ s 16, too JOC' STEPS TO IEACH ----........ lftc-. Property 2000 -•••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• Obi wide 'fH Tra1ler<ima ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~,..,..lhed rnN~1116 1 J pvt Ll·h & l HOUSES peer Sub· leua.n~ a llol41·d IJX'&lt'd in Trrasun· a.. :.8>1 P:mllc Coast Hwy L:11o: Rr h OHt>n•d h y ll1•na1 .... ,<11w1· M P 1714 J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easts1deC.M. 3 separ ate c..t.W... JU4 houses on 2 lots. Across ••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• • • from park. Super loca· Mesa Verde . June·Au~ .. uoo SISS,900 Lovely 4br. 2ba , all 49'J.Jlll6 equpt. Lrg. shad y fenl'. -PR€HIG€ y r d . Kids O.K . m u NEWLYDECORATB> _ J HOMES $750.inl'ld ga r dn fo;h'l(ant homt· w 1 ... 11·p· 97lHl727or642·9642. down 11\1 rm , nyslal 3333W.CoaslHwy,NB 1 ___ ... 3141 rhan<khl'r "I thruoul. 11111 645-6646 ......,.._ __.. w1d1• :!Br, llla LC1Cadl•llt1 ••••••••••••••••••••• • • «:X942'4·71lt 7 UHITS.C.M. G~ S AVER SPF.:CI AL Mobile Ho.-Stou Beaut new b uildinl! Lagwia rharm cott:ai.:,·. tl-a!J<AAV!> f-'ireplaces. xlnt location. IBr, wlk to work. beh & '1~1.ln\lml... t.i4~·1603 town,S450 mo 831 -Gllil or IAYFROHT 1 llr d1•11 1l.:l· l".1b,1 n.1 l'.1l111, fq111' :! lc 11·1 .... ''lll'll li••,111) .... nPv. <'rpt, 1,11.,.., "Int lul' Mu:<t ,,.11 l'11 r 1 r 1•<Ju to •,17 101 11fr li7;J iM!IO PETS WELCOME - ---496-95i!M. FOUR UHITS.C.M. LL....---·~ ... rt Nl':tr ncv. 3 nr Ul4 n\:r ... ~ ~ .... unat 2 h~, ( rµ I. 2 car •••••• • •• ••• • • • •• • • • • • • i.:ar .3-2 Ar.2 hu,unit.; <MMtd 3202 TSL lnv ... tmts 644! 160:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• otdr tn·ph. on dhl l<1t. i.:rt l<aX o;hltr SI 75.0tHl/ofr 01411 ai.'l 11411 111711 HHO A RENT AL? UNIVERSITY PAllK II P l us h 2 Bit :! BA TownhouM', ,\ C. C:ho1l'l' loc11l1un on grccnuclt, new l'a r pct . lri;! f1rer1acc. ~kps 10 dult poo By Owner S93.500 552· 1766 or 5594482 Lly ow11l'r Orani.:1•t rt'\' <h" 1·urawr mudl'I. 2ur. d1•11. fm r m . 1\ IC. cnvl'n·d patio. C'Omm pnnl & 11•11 nl'> ;\S:.llffil' !I', loon, ~ll.500 9fi7 13:17 tla)-., 5..'1:!·73K4t'\l'!'o OWNl':RS TllN!-.F I< II :lmco l'x1•1·ull\'l' llr,1d mnur llonw T11rt t.•rni·I.. V1 ... 1a 4 Bdrm. 21 • ll,1 :1 llr:.. tot<1ll\• 11p~ra1h ii .\. ... -.um1• :.i . c n1<11 t.:.1.:c· Call for info & apvt S200.000 lly uwn c r 95.S-3607 ON·un 1·it·w 3 llllrrn ----------1 honll' Nl'\\ ly n·111rnlt•lt•il .... ,, I I I II ... t '' Ill Ill " 11~111·1 :1 111 :• 11:1 1·r111 l.1: 1111 rm hrl'akhtSI 11:.ir. .'111 I 1t1111 . dhl 14111\• IOXGROSS Costa Mesa S200bach ut1l pd N14 pl ~IO 1-\Jm bach + .:ar:..i::l' ~ l hr $?d IM ~llrllKl' S!1:12 hr appln-. rnt'l'fl Sll.52 hr~Clr kadi. u k sn:> 2 llr ~ara~ ... k 111 .... ml 3 !Jr nl•a r bciJl'h CREEKSIDE ASPEN l..uwcst priced <Jelal'hf'd home In Woodbradgl·. P riced Sl5il...Q our bwlde r s cos t. but in· d udes landst•a11i n.:. l'cram1c u lc entry. patio, drapes an1l up~radC' carpets. A BARGAIN at 9J7.500. Jt WOODBRIDGE REALTY 551 -3000 lfa\le something to :.ell'> _Class1fiL'd ads do 11 well Prestiaious Ral'flut•C" C l ub . Mt•lbourn t• M o tll•I. 3 brirm. 2 ha llpgrndt•s i.:alorc' 1:n•a1 lm·at1on Tcrnri<' p :H10 and 11a1111 covl'r 't523 CAMPtJ5Da·IRVl~E ~,.,, Tur11t'rot·h l111!hl:u11l Ucnut1ful lll"l'tl Mrr:u11.1r 4hr. ll1•sl l.ol S jlt'l' larular Va•w i\ 1 all .I unc. KJ:I R!m.I CR .. :El\SIO fo: ,\SI' t-;N an Woodbndj.!l'. :1 11r :! ha Fully lunds<'al'l'll and up itradl·d Supt•r t l'rm" ~.!JIU Ownrr 551 ·IU:Jl:i ~hach 1048 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DUPLEX* Orean s1clr of hwv. lt•q•I lot. easy l'll'•'l'S' 10 hearh Needs pa1nl. minor r•· patn.; ldl.'al ror horTW & inr om<>' llurr y only SJ45,!kJO \11,, ... 111n H1·11l1~ 1~14·117:J I SERENE ENVIRONMENT!! Trl'al your-.c:H lo an •\. d1•1·ornlt·d ~t·14 1•rpt '~. i'l 0ram11· 111t· t'tll r1 . kllch{'n apJJl1 a nn• ... C<1mpletdy lantl-.l'••P•'•I, uuto spnnkll·r ... & l'k•• J.:I fl'l'I -'1odd hkl' huml' w11h :! bt.."'<Jruc:m1,., formal tl111rnl! room. r1n:plal'l' J.:IJnl kllchcn 14tth g ullJ.:l'I ' i.:aJurc! 3 pat101> 1:! \1 1th lOllcrs I -'Ion· ~!Ii .;11111 l'all ·t~;,.1w1 TARBELL. C\'Cntng ul homl' lhcl _________ _ ................ 1111 .................... 1111 ... ~ rlnimat1l' 111 rt ll\'lnl! rni GATE GUARDED MIGUEL SHORES l'i i.:ra1·l'rl h) :! l'll'l!,111! 11p1·n ,1.11 rl4aY' lhal l'rt•;.ill'' Jn 1 mpri•-...,1\ , .• 11 mosphl'n· Im prl'., ... 1' l' outdoor Ul'l'ktni:. 01•1-.111 & c·anynn \'11'14... .J u-.1 h-.t t..'li. f>1S.030J A C()tjVlNIENT SHOPPINI.> ANU SCWINC Cl.110£ fOR THC CAl 0111 fHl CO FORESTE OLSON ·~< i'lt Al I CU•"lo One vr 1lld :I b'lr ~· ~ ha plus· ram r m. Cl·d;ir l'Xl l"m ch 14ndllW"I, :i<!IS.04.10 m 4i5!J 774 ::.:!:11< Auumabl~ Loan ,\ niom} upJ.,!raul'il •ti' pn1x 1900 :.11 rt :! ... tur~ :1 LI d r 111 • on r c 1· I .111 ti Sl<itncd glas-. ~ 1nll11"'-. and upstairs pcl'k :it lhl· Pan!1c PLUS fahulou r c1·rl'Jl111n fac1blie:. and c:1sy "~di< lt1 pn \i:tlC h<:<tt h 1\NI> a "1bulou:. 11:...,llni,1blc SM0.000 at !11,.•; l11a11 ,Pnn.od n .i:hl at Sl!IV Hlll 644-7211 FOR ~IOllE l:'l:FO ..-wpor+ hach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• liayfront Duplx l":i11l v u. l••••••••••I 3Hr upr 2Br lwr 1-'p. 7180 ~Aea'B~ Surp11i.r d :.mall th1ld w•lh tn1) IOVdble nuuablt bear Causey & Company 100/o DOWN! bllns & ldry hkup m !'u Summr1wntr r cntl S:i!I0 ,0110 /0 fr l>WO /iJJ.,!l 3W. llf7!1. -----IS.OW MARKET! BIG CANYON <.:ondo great loc al1on . /\ t,,S() elega11l 3br, homt• w1lh pool t-SP<J . only SI ~1.900 Pnnc Only 673·431 l M !l ----EASTBLUF rS Lg 1·rnr lot. 4br. 21h1h:.i. Nr NB Tcnrus Swin Club, ... hops, ~c hi s . S l7tl .5 Ull . 714·644·8187 644 24'12 Dynamr<' i:nU r oursc ----------duplex w1lh 3 Re1lrOOm'\, 2 Baths an t>ach un1l. ocean view-.. c-ll)s1· 1n $1111,500 • 1io.1 SO. t:OU'>l II 1wuy rn Vrllugc Fair LAGUNA Ul::A<.:ll 497-2457 9440 ·SIZES 3,. . .50 . "" 1Tf w.i-llfe..-1'"- Pick a ptusht lat1111:. :.111cn up 1h1s s1orybooll bear an ~er1 hrtle time <1nd ~v~ SUS1 ••••••••••I He COSI~ ~ much 10 Duy !i<l lip 1h1s up ~e•·e,s11y1 P11nted Pattein 944!.l: Wom· tn s SutS ¥t 34 (38-rnch bust •1th 40.inch t11p): 36 (40 bust. 42 l11pt, 38 (C2 bust U hip): 40 f44 bust. 46 h1pr. 42 (46 bust. &8 hip); 44 (48 bust. 50 hip). 46 (!iO bust. 52 hip), 48 (52 bust. ~ l11p): SO (54 bu$l. !>6 ll•P) little tu )(?w Pauem 1180 pauern pieces foi 1 7-1n t>t:a1 $1.50 101 e.ten fi,mein Add 40( each P•ttern llll hr)I clas-. '" maot and nandhne Stnd to: All<t """ Needlecraft Dept. 10s Dally Pilot .. HJ. Old CW. Sa .. '"'-Ill 1•11. Pritlt bM, ..._, zi,, Plttlnt ........ NfW/NOWI Ou1 1979 NCEDlC· CRMl CAIALOG-Offi 200 popu· ~' destans. l hee pattein pnnled 1nMdt. Send 1SC l»~Ja.M.SUI ~ SI.SO ,_ llCll ldn. 11Niild1r., ,,......SI.SO _,. • "' -" ,.._. "' IZS.,..._. 0.ltl ... SUI ~ llnull. ........ m---·~Nill .. SUO s...s 1~ ............ suo ....... l&Pltlf Qllla ........ $1.50 lllllM _,... lff.M 'i On ra1t1 .• SUO Pattern Dept. 441 Dally Piiot mW1111• St.. . ._.::;: 1•11·"""~--· nr.sm .. srni-A11 tM new clOtMS you netd fol JOI'' butf hfe flt Ill OUf $PRI lfG. SUMM£R PATICRN CATALOG! Ormes. loP$. skirts. palm. "5tl. JDel'. Plus SI.SO lrlt pettt111 = $elel7S' .••. --·JlJI =, ....... uo - ....... SUI .... ~ ....... $1JI • IZJ.SMdl '•' Ndl I.ZS IZ2·Sllft '1'Plfl US Ul..,._ UI 117-lllr•••= .. ·· •• 11.,...._Mr .... M ll~Clediet ...... 1• ................... 1. 11•1•.,, .......... 1.• ........ w ........ 1.25 ....... ._ .... IM· 1 ................. 1• ......... Clldllt .....•• .......... -..... 1• .... , ...... f •...•• 11,.._ ........ . 111-411t Clllctlll •... 1• l.aglM MMJ-1 I 05 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oii Golf CourH •DUPLEX 3 Br. 2 ba l.ower unil 3doors loheach, tl1134th Patio. enc-I 2 car j?ar St. S220.000 St 10,000 b y owne r •MEWLISTIMG _496-__ 5548_________ Live in I & rent the oth1•r FOR SALE-W Ntnl' Cnn· flxcr wl assumabi<' loan do28r, 2Ba. priced lo sell 13344lh Sl., $185.000 al $83,000. Prln only Call agent . Cynthia . 831-<1842 _5J7_-w_1_. ____ _ ....... •ach I 048 ....... leach I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~'2= A patyATI llTllAT Beautiful wood and glass set among pine trees on one third or an acre. Custom 3 bedroom, professionally decorated. $230,000 . A COLDWl&.L IANIB CO. 496-7222 831-0836 nr..w ..... ..,.._ Let-..... ·~r. .. ·~.·:;:tf"t PRICE SLASHED! SI 0,500 ()~n1•r '•')'I 11•1 h1•1 I'll I lltl1111 :• l1at h ( 'h11ll •' W1· ... 1l'l1rr lt•11111 1w.ir llurhor ll11:h" h1111l < ol I fo r 11111rt• 111111101.1111111 ~10 ll:il ~HERITAGE REALTORS COM DO 'll'ar Huai.: 1111,11 ,\<l11ll 1•omm ~101 ,IHlll 1111111.' W1k•I Bllr 1;-;~, >1i;?1 . ~l'14Jl0r1 lh•11!hb .I Ill< I 1 t IJ.1. th 1114 Ill I \ ll 5 ~•1 wk11y-.·. l).12 :11~~• HARBOR VIEW HOMES-PALERMO 1•'01 ... all' 111 '"' 111·r 1111 . :!' 'hll, rarn r•m l'\lllllll'~ k1ll'h, prot hut,, pd t 111 In msunlt-11:1111·1• X 1111 11 .. l '11 111111 J11111 l p.11h . ~1·'<p111·1 \11• .1 ... \'lit 111'1 Prua onh 1 '.111 l11r .lpJll 1;111.1~ ;.,, .. BY OWNER Super ~1·1~1thrhd .lhr :!ha Lg lam r m •"•·wl\ rl· d1·l:u Sk}L111• Walk It> t>k :.e hl ::>1:1 1 .:.1111 1>15 W37 Bluff, Best Buy H•'fluccll $14,l)l'll'I :1 l1drm , lam rm ·• 11 .1 s 1.i:1,!JOU 75:! 1;.i111 "'"' ' . 111.111 '" JI''"' I .. 1r i:1· lo·1111·!1 11.11111 IA ,, l .... to~I 111 ~1.,:, f"lll .•11 I I v .... 1., ('••Jun !I'/', llJ'1H 11111,1 "·"'' .1d1-. 'Ujlrr • l•·.111 IJwn.·r anx1uu ... t lll11lil j111 Mobl~ Ho,,. Stor~ K.111 RX% San Cl~nte IO 7 6 ...,, . .,,.,,orl IS.·;11·h !Br. I blk • •• •• • •• • • • • • • • •. • •. •. • tu ,,, u \I u lJOU t;.iG !>67H BEACH GETAWAY $78,500 h ·rl1•rl I lilt l 0 •11ttln , lll'l':011 \'ll'W J U'ol "lll'IJ' 111 -.ud BEHTUAHENH' IU:Tns l!I~ 41:!1 4!15 1)1•1 \lar !'>t:.1 ~l·.1111· V1 ll<.1j.1• : I ,,ri 1,1'\I wkmh SAVE GAS!! W.1lk 111 ... hupp1n1: :.1r1·a. lwv 1·IUM' GC1f1!l't1US i lir. I •.1!,1 , tllll w1d1• Ari •llr.!l •1n Pr11tl· of 11"'1ll'l'ohtp ( 11114-129 70 I Mobtle HC>tM Store Mll·~5 jll<an :-.ll'W 'l'l'l llln . t•---------"l'lr.\ l11•jUlifUlly Ull .:1.ickd 2+ckn. lba. full lll"•',tlt \ 11• >\ ~I ;rn 11011 I .IWrlt'r l!J,1-l:~IJ NEWPORT IEACH l 'l1M· lo llod).! llri"'IJll.11 1\dull 11.111. ... kmi.: 11111' Sl!J.:1.>0 t '.1 II ;, th ~' Sm1 Juan ~\:~~;,::;;;,~··;,·.~;;.,;; •;;••.••rtiiJ~i~~~ryi{":~!~ir.11 1·1trn1•1 IOI, S11n hallow 11111111· C'all ·111:1 4:1:111 11r \f.lf· liilol ---------- ll\ 0" r11·1 I !er. :! hJ Ii .-,11 '" It :'\1 111·1'.111 :>l:!l K "•'ll µ,11111 t. l.111.t-.i .q11ni: \l,111~ xlra,., J.l:!t.t l'J -.t•n -'1 n I 1 n o... 1; ti I I !! :.! 3 . l~l~i 1080 ............•..•••..••• Definite Pride Of Ownership ~u rH·rhl y up cr;1dl'1l •EXCITING• Newport Beach-Lido H I' a u I I r u I I y ; ,, Colden14t''ll ~Hr 2 H.1 hum1• w•ttun walklll~ <11 ... . lanr e of l.1rlo'o; fint• ... t -.ho11111m! ar•·J ~m:oll p..i W\'11•t11TW S.och.Areo ----------town h o Ill c "1th 3 S-Star Adlt Pet Park t:!''<W' 14 <''<pandcd 111 111i.: rm :!Hr . :!Jl.1 . r10111 k1(1•h1·n Ill' it Ill I rul 1'.I' \ l'arl' \0arrl BEST in the CREST :! llctlrm. :! hath ''°''h ... llll'\. rpk . tl1n11111 11n ubl1• gar rur J I u-. ,, l>U)'l'r CLJll 1;1~ !111;1 ... , .. OPEN HOUSE . REALTY 2> -~ -- IAYFROHT CONDO Pnvalc Manna UoatSlip ,\1·all.1hl1• I.I! dl'l'k Dt•.,1rahl1· h i noor Sky h~hll'l\'I'. Jll.,I 1i .. 11•d :1h1 .._ 2br (;r<•Ul \(llllt' or hom" +'1nt·11m" F 1.-.1 t1mr· t•rfl•n·tl l'n11 1>nly M;inna Hl'alt} ti4!! 81S!i11 TAXI SERVICE 1s unnree.,c:;:irv from Ih a.. 1\\ .. 11J11ru1 r:11n11y honw Ch1ldrt-n 14 alk t11 •;i•honl' t•hun·h & park & S14 I rn at homt• I 14 11 h r a rn 1 Iv room & "'"'' '5:.!·I:! -,1H1 OCEANFRONT 2 Br . frrt·pl.11·1· .! put 10' 1398.000. Ownt•1 i.7:1 1402 ll1•dr110111, il111rn r.!. J II '."I J t ' t ol ·" I I 1 II g l..11 I h1•1l "11 h hUI It 111' l'n1 ,,1,. pat111 !'ll"ll"' 111 JOll-. .... JUnJ ,11111 ).14 LI/II l>i~ 1.-111 Won't L.i,,I' l '.t II .;Ui I i~'ll TARBELL. LOCJl'"a Hills Speciol luy l~·,11111ru1 5 StJr Adult l•k ~lxtlo St•al·n·.,l. l 11.!1• fir. !!Uu . rum rm with <ill ttw xtra ... 1 >nlv !S:!!l,5011 PROIA TE SALE c~~~F~~IA 2 BDRM HOME MOllLE HOME R-3 LOT SALES SS7,000 :!'il-;llart:>or.Stf':!Oti· \ IO lht• 6110 l1IO<'k or !\O 540-59 37 S_\1·umort• t\n uldl'r :! ----------Bdrm I lw th hnm l' 50Xt2S 111! <.:11n1l·n11011al l\:rm-.i.>nl} Call 644-7211 lrvanl' i\tlll Pk 8t•auufut 1Jbl w1d~ 2Br. :.!B11 1n Jll•rfrt'I lo1·al1on 11\'l'r lo111tt11}( pk & duhh!>l' ,\ P· ~ '""""""' '""'"'''"" s ' S.t :.!,UU\) 552 ·l!lli·I o r • • ~·472-1 . . Ac~OC)r for Sal~ ,1200 PRICED RIGHT Neat 3 RR. 2 ha hnm1' 1n 1111·1· 111•1i.:hh11rhood Fu II pn<·1·onl) ~i l.50!1 1';11 k l'l,an•. lnl· X.12 7·161 :-.iiuth l.'oasl ShnrC'-;. 3br. for ... J ll' h> owner '111 llMI 7~ 11021 1086 .....•••...••.••.•..••. FOil SAU: RY OWNFf! :!Or. 2na. dc11. -.pa. full urn \'ll'W . $165.CIUO l!J!l-4615 Tustin 1090 HY OWN Ell J B tt S88.'JOO ~'l'hx.IL'<l lk·am 1·t•1hng Frpl<' Open SJl Sun 1\ppl 731·3665 ------ ••••••........•.......• RandlO t:ahf area . 4 :, ·•l·n · µ:11 l·1·I-.. 511111.0011 run pnrl· l1·r11i... rnu'I 365 ACRES Al·nuul ul \lalll'\ loadl•d 1411h 11.1k~. rilnt;1;.11c 111cv.~. ~lnl gral tnK l,ltld . pnvatt• 5 ar r<• lakl'. pru· prrty romplctely fcnn·d. Xlnt rnnrh .;1tc or n1mp .:ruund Could bl' .;ub d1\llfll'<1 l nvcslor terms. I r.77 5&11 or 11522-4!080, Broker $~\l~µ-~£tr~~ lJ i\r n•-. 7.ont..od K ·I h w 1 all ut1ht11'" Localed tn Indio l'altrornra'$ Sun bell l'r•rl'1l lo sell :1l SI0.000 per .11Tl' II J It Land Co. Im· 51 1 Vista Way, Ol·rans1rlt'. 757 5420 Thof Intriguing W ord Gome "'fifh o Chuckle ------ldlltd "' CtU t 'Oil.AN Af'.:.'s'!l!b 1300 O p90,rona" 1, • .,,,, "f ·~, ,_---..,, •••••••• •••• •• ••• • •-'••• •our w •nmh~S ~n•U' h-• low •o I 1rm faw· ,.~r·l,., ..,., 1 I N I PKAN I I I d 12 I I NEGAL I ' I I I I 4-Plu for s al<' by Owner. n t' a r be a <.' h i n S a n Clemente Xlnt in vesl· m1•nl $169 ,900' Firm. 4.11;.~ CCMtdomi11lu1u/Tow11-e..s.s for ScM 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tiburon. f'tn Vly, 3 Br 2.,_, $149,000 HW.~.(J .., lh"' full 11r11 t· for tht!!'K' l dupleKc-. ''" I Int (rllnd loc·atmn, 014 n1•r will h<'IP finanrP <.:a II 11~ now for )Our tn\l>'bl mt•nl nccd"I. 55ti. 2660 SU> LJ!1• 3 Br + kid~' ms:<+ :n 1a1h "''l~ rr111o ~4 + rrpk. k1dS·~ll> 557-082S llumef1nderc;·Sl1th ' W1111- 0>n.,umt•r h·-.lt·l1·37 ~ r., 3206 • SELECT ••••••••••••••••••••••• <:utl' J I.Ir 2 IJ<a , i.:arag1• PROPERTIES rrpll'. -.111v" r dra ~ ----~:.hr dryr sm:1 ~ rly lllJ GREAT STARTER DUPLEX 111 I. o' I J \I ,.,,, :\ 1•:.. r 1.1ark and -.h1•JJPtnl! 2 on a ''" Newport Pier Realty .. P+41 .• fl 2005 B alhoa Blvd. Newport Bch. 6 73-205 8 l:i' oowv l>lx (':'>\ •1\\11t•r ' unit • i .! llr unih. "'Jlk tu p~1rk <\ ,hu11111111. ,;,,.,, 11Ut1 11" n\·r \1.,'1 i '\:! 71;,11 l)l•L-. 4~1 3:!23 l'' c•<, lc6oa Pettiftwla 3207 ....•....•............. :\c14 :! llrlrm &. larJ,!" Iott hom1• jrl' ... h pJ1nt ir. • .1ri.>..t t! 1·ar .:aragl' l.•11-.1t .. 1t mill wa ~ h<'l >\t'l'll h,1\ &. ll\'l',111 111-.11 h S'lf"1 °l '1·r month 1 .. .i1h !'"''' B.c• ,\ Iii .11·h Ht·.111~ ;;,•1 111111 Capistrc:wt0 Beach 3218 ••..•..•..•.•.••...•.•. IJpl' .! Br :!t..1 SI l.1 I) W 11•fn:.:. 1'1n•pl.w1• 1\llul1 lllJIM:l." I~, i.l~I COf'OftCI ckl Mar 3221 ............•.••.•••... ---·------t! l~r l h.1 n1·\4 Ill r1111-.11 ... 1 S65,000 DOW~ I Udu-c1· 111111.. orr .. r .. d .11~.tJl~J Roy McCard1e,Rltr 548-7729 h,1rdv.••id fl••>r!> l'r11111• 1111 .iii• ,\J.!l tli5 U:Mi:! tl1•1·,1nfr11n1 \pt ~µl lkh lllA m•r S7~ (.0) Iii;, :!>\.°l~> Ja:.mane Crl'ek N1•w with < li:e:J.O '11•14 ;J HH 2 BA (iu:tnll'tl comm 11·11 111 .... pool Ja1·111.1.1 L\•<t ... •· 111111 j SllJOO mo Call 1·11llc1·1 r ~;1 t• ... .i1s \!r3 :.1u;, '"' r~ Costa MHa Special T"'u '>U~r uui>lt·\i•... \II l bdrm I hath On 1-t' 1111 nr -.1·ho111 .... 'hupp111 ~ :..opc•r llwalmn l'n•·l'o! rt• ...,.JI lltJ14 ' ~110.IJ<~) H...t. leach Beauty ti . lllks rrom-on•an Tt•mfll' I Unll bltli.: M I! r dpl :1 udrm :!l .' h:1lli'< " 2 I r p I 1·... 1 v. n .! hclrrn I\ ollll' I l11trrn .1 p I .., (; r I ' ,t 111 ,. ' ~IU.l).MI Westry M. Taylor Co. lkiiltor.. 1;.i.1 1:1111 2100 ....••.••.••........... U HA N li 1-. C U L' :..; T Y 112.00U Stl FT MCLTI TENA~T l~IH'STH I AL XJnl u11-~1d1• polt·ntaal s.?.1~SQ rt fully ll'UH'd I ti mllhon rash n •4u1 rl.'c1 :\t u ... t c•1n ... 1· h' .I unc 1:1.197!1 . 1'0 BllX i11-1 II II l .1 ~114 ii~ f,.19 2111.'t Loh for Sale-2200 f>.1rlan~ ~ lltlrni I.I!•' m .1 ... , ,. r h d rm ... u 1 I • "' rr1.1lo-I.I\ IOI! r1111111 " I q1I, . :! '-· 11.1 Puol -..1un,1 J;i•· 11·11r11 ... """n I On\l;'n1l'nt Jrl'd !'-.i•t l!tlll' S7~111 i!>:! ••illt~ Ohl '" 1·harm111.: horn1· 111 ('cl:'>t. w1rum. :! :.lur~. :! llr. d1·n . frplt'. 11art1JI \lt'14'. I ha. 5S:il 1 mo Cll 11 lktr!Jllra· /\un•· :,.1~·421.Xt Cotta MHO 322" .......•....•.......... :m::S,\ \'Elll>fo: llO~H:. I ,t\ 1 bdr . rum rm .. <l an r ,;, S 7 u u m ., <: ;1 I I Jd{'klt'. t\J:\•nt. li3 l L~Oti :'>1t!'>J \\•rtk 1 br, i hJ (am rm. frph . 14 t'l tw r 0!'14 t·pt. II!\' ~cl. ntl pd~ y~~ i:JI :11~1ti L.ari.:1· :i bdrm :!1 ~ b;i. :! 1•ar ~ani~1· Rrook\'lt'"' l'•rndo r'•lt•ar S Co.1,.,1 Plaza ;\ <.:. r>uol. J:Jl'U/.11. ll•nm-. /\':ul .lurw I SS.;11 J.>1.•r mo 7!>1 0:11111 lhr. \'l'r~ l'n' .ill'. l.<ir,.!l' ' .• rd, Slnral(l'. t '111. l'tl ,\(lull:-. No l11•h S;J50 f>.t;! •~1.5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 'u,lum T~ hn,l·. Jbr II' L'NIT I.OT 1\n;1h1•1m 2' A1a pool, J:u·, l1•nn1-. Mal..t· nfft·r Morra!> & A:. i·n -;. pnv put111. 1dt!al '•11.· 12131374 4!111-1 lot.'<almn All <i1111hant:l'"' \1ST/\ I '? a1·n• l11h. all IH311 Av;id July I plans & permits pd ror. ~Kl/mo. i5l 237!.I. _ ..:raded t·n~1m•t!n•d. IU ·1 br for lcrist-. C M nr Su min. from 01•11 . 1Jk!->, Coast Plnza. W/Jacuiz1 11l;m.1 & s1·hls . Aood ;H\'a. $5.!!Simo. t;all 75 1·M!t95. undrr.11rounll ut1I Ofrl•r 4JS.29.S.7 2400 •...................... 1675.cnJ l-\lrn1~ht•lJ. Thun dt•rb1rd lits S5 15.000 l 'nf Bermuda D unes. S775,000 furn 20 Acres land S30.000 to $35.000 per ac-rc t:om l llu1ld l'ng,. Sti60.000 . M1t c ht!ll & Ru m mon1. Realtor s , 715.11 Hw\I 111. Ram·ho Mlraite. ·ca 5611·3607. E vl'!.. ~HK ti728 o r J.j&m:_ --- Ml"'a Vt•rdr Shar p 3 br. ram rm. frplc. $5~11 avail. Junr I 644·120IJ DI'< (.'nnd11. adlts. 28 r . 2 1 ~Ha . lillll!-o . + wshr 'dryr. <lhl i;llr Open Wed 1-·r1 I 5 . 229 W Wi lson • 12. 640-0096 EAST SIDE C.M . LARGE·38r. 28 4! s plit level l'Ondo, 3 car ~ara~w wtopir. rrplc. ds hws hr. skylite. wshr/dryr hook up. patio . pool, S650 mo 751·2510 l'Xt 225 dys or 645·43!16 nr !17!1 U8!1 e\lcs/wknd!i PALM SPRIMCiS 10 acres. on mountain. E.s1de. nr Bk lJay. 2 Br. obove &own 1173-2289. garage, S39S. No dogs s~.ooo Prl.n only 548-7933 I T 0 0 0 U I l\1os. c"s anel e1o0a a1e all Ba. p rl \I spa. b ri c k EAST SIDE 2br home.I I I Ir. Is . 11to same IM only time 1nev . . . . . . tlo .iny1h1ng worlh • p1to101irupn1ng 1s when you re .. ,--N-1-0-N-A_L __ I """" tho camera I I' I' I I ·o .. , ....... ~ ... i • 'I ... ..,, . . . _ _ . . t,, • h '"U •• ·~~ ,..,,\tf'l) wnttt ....___._~_...._..___.__.. "' 11 tft I'\()''"""" \t@n f\to J ~ I I I I I sc~s AM~ff'S a.. c ... 1Hfc:""°'9s1 oo J • I k1lr h. assum able Ila• Oufofl'"--'w child OK S450mo ulils loan. Suhm1l all te rms . ~.,·r 2550 pd. 134 E Wilson . Pnmc locol1on. 968·5897 •••• ~~····~··••••••• 675-1297. _ o.11 .. s/ 40 Ac $19.~ Rtfl mtn. E'side3Br, I bn. $400 mu CWh S. 1800 r anch acreait<'. trees, Ga r . N o p l' t s ••••••••••••••••••••••• vu's/rd's Bkr ~·388.S tst/lasl~StOO. Nu h~l'. ~TSIDE Costa Mesa 3 R..chn. ,.,__ Nrt_. 546-08 __ 1_c ___ _ :::48481195.000. 642-~JO Qiro\oft 2700 2br duplex. pvt garage & ---------1 ••••••••••••••• •• •••••• back yd. oo pets. kids ~i\ Ruby Hed Crapctrwt. OK. L~tllast. StW c l •tan SEl.L idle 1tcm?o w11h a S5000 P1A. Will conilder i n g d e p osil . S335 0.Uly Ptlot ClaH1f1ed Ad. lTttdt (114) 922·7398. 1187-0812. aft e. \ I 7 ...--.--------· ....... ...... uWf ..... d ..... lwww•t1 Uiltfwoa. ... law.ts u.twt.. ..,... ...... u.tw.. Thurldey, May 10, 1979 DAILY PILOT f:14-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~.;..,.-~~~~~~~~~~r--=:::.:.:...:..::.:::.:.~.!:~. '"'-JJ44 s.,,_. c:.few..e 1e14 .... ..,, ... 1Hc•1••0 "'.,...._. H" ._..tose-. 4loo OHlce...,.. 4400 ........ ···•••••••••••••••••••• Cilfllatr.. J271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• °'1I•~ IOOt •••••••••--llVRTLEROCK II.land ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dtr..LUXE AJ"l'S near So 2 " :mr.. movl' rn luday, OCIAM NOMT Roomm•te wanted, 1-'em, Offlcti or Commere i1t l ••••••••••••••••••••••• IACIC IAY e~x~ .. =e 7~e~ 1339 htlau11ru1 2 Or l'OOJO, ('11ni,I Plluu 2 b1. 111, lilt ~to s~plna ft bus lbr.Zba W/o/face. Year 3 Br 2 8a house w/yrd, s pa et: i n down I own AmblllOUI> people wh:. Lv1e 3 bedroom 2~ . . ~fMIJl,oool.J•layrqulp. 2 (' d"hwhr pool. to :, tM2·1HM4 . ly 1-'n>lc:.aar.Sl~. callUnda,848.821fJt l.llfluna Landma rk Hlda wanuoeambutwbocit, balh townhom e Hua~ ~ k id• OK, w• Mii !I 13 'llWlit, JlH'UUI ' m 1111y ~ 'l'SLM. l 642 603 l,IM)Ogq. rt. or will dlvh1e only work part time. Op· mua.tr iuiw. Ureplar~. ~ + Oen, fam rm, 3ba, 2 83\ .•8M\ cxttJ.. N<-w ~BR l: UA. enc l gar, 1tm 1 1-·. *t ~U.2bl'C.apt.7S~~ 494·1:13:1, or 492 0100. rwirtirity for good extru clllnwaahtt. double ur f'rpki, 2200 sq fl, Wuod .__..._ -l~IO I> Prop<trtv MMllll ('108(' to th~ ht•arh S370 ~WATH + .M. ~·-•1901 iilOOme. Trainlng given T I bnd•••m'mo _._ • 7lll 2?K7 11u ..... ,.. ·.ucn _,,, ..... L&ndaUnlll2P.m . 1ara1e. onn "· poul, ..... ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ...,. ,,,_, Allra(1tve, r .... ecoratt."' Phone fo r interview. a.awia, Jacuul Lart(t-Op.b J. &I I. bu. builtio . 2 llr i! Ito l'1tr1w·t111drn~s, l,a 3 Ur 2,.., Ha, 2 r ur 2br ~r pref., no pell. To llhare plus h tn·IC'vel llST CdM <>FACES 714•1111().2311 aak for Ed ' patio Ava1labl Hn R~nt l ~c :lli r 1,1 Ua .:ar, wti 1141 1501 w J rd uul rm uv111I ~1 1 lo~G $t7Syrly 673-8l4Sever; ~. $175. +lit util. Nr • .:mecti:;;•:&:et~iy~.: ... :;"::n~-~ ....... ~• 1 ~· ... 10 mn .. :w;.599 Si&llkl •\n .. SJM 1110 No ~Oc·a rah~~.v.n!',!!/ 40S & r.R c. b e ach. H .8 . Rita . Vt;ry 1mpre1u11ve offlcl' GQal $1000 pr mo, build '-w "l'h•llt' ll ucl. com .~ .. , ".,. dukJr.•11 ll'"h ~~7 1~ •1tc _,,.,.u,4225 3 u ,2ui1,upperdplx.Nr 53&8090att.s ·30 swlell.centrallylocatt.-d 2nd incom e in non munJl)' pout "d "' patio 2 Dr 2 Ila •oodo l'1trl>f•h New t•enlhOu N" Condo. Udo. Adults pref d. S5S() on llOUlh side of Coast productive hours. lnve:sl !ltlr, 2ba.1ar. trplr. r'"o~~ Adula.. No l~c_la.. S400 tU11 w Ulh St • Got~ 1183$ n,ofnJt, stove k~ mo 1 • ;: Hr 1 II.1th. 1' 1dc l' M ~ Mo. Agt 675-81'10 •:r; Hwy Two 2nd floor t75. leave m ess. 7S1·5613 ~~119 dr~. p.n\ poUu. UV S:11.•1 1n1i l'~t l l~ant :?l>r . :!lltl , lHll. f rple. for a-6 43"'0 acacc· Imm I l I lffMk'<I l 1111 ''411 llJOO '" ~ hi •hi p rd T I HAn'RONT. 2 br. 2t1a, '"" ~ 11 iu·u ii c• Y S4ll ~ lo:J ~ u Jl e n, poo . ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• c ean & re1tdy tor Im · 1-;arn extra income 111 l! tJr 1 lfl , dC'l lH'hl'lf t1ltl'11,.,. )'»rd. S:n!\ lly-. Kl lb"TO. ev.-.. ~ ~17 1 urt l1•ror k Hr~d111c•u1 Cm damut .... , Jue 'l' Cmplx Nr l>rh WI Vu Penthouse , Jbr. Ston~e ltental $35/mo, mt.'d. occu1Jam•y. Would your sµaru ume. Tram honW. 3 Dr 2 ll4l, iCr Ill •~-a........t 3425 I Ill llkl' t1t•w, l'loM•d ~ Cull Sum !AAJ.!jji71f 211\iba, Sl250. 640-8900 Ot · makn a-•l ""'""""ratn of '"" providerl. 962-8157 or I I t. _..___ 11 1• "' 1c"'• sinsi c e nclos ed llunt '",.._ "'',... " " 1u11 tlll•n )c<11r ' l>l' ... 12:1 ~·"••''" ,,10111· r,•lriu l ),I •l ifJ4 .. ,,., 644--SllOl eves "nh p fi<-t• Only S395lrno. Call 540-2195alt5PM. • OlO Ind ,c;ardcm·r ( tt II ••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • n111 t>1tl :!'.Al 1 ---IA t•ggy. 960·4392 I ,_,. .. •"l ----- .......... L.. N"8 r "~ c ·~1 1'111111 •• •·r • L~ 2 Br w lonl'I fillllO, C:-L--......... .. If Ith F d Sto I ...... ........ ,. '" ~ • u ~ --"'"'"CIOUS Obi car u • rau•· ROGERS RE"'LTY c•lt 00 ~ re (I 2 Hr I Hle,'t'l\l'l 1t1tr. l~·11m rt11lln~li . nu l·arp .. 1 dra~l(, no 111•t,.. $Jll~ 1~··~3 ~ "".I OJ\1,Jl tr. 1·,1 .. ~, 1•11·t~ • 1tr1•" N • t " f I '>t'Purull' ••aruu:c· '· l 111.• ,._,,,_,,,___ )171 ...-,.a ..,-:. ""-N I h M " ' -• , .-, t•w .! 11 , .! vll 1 p ~ , • II .. .;:w. k " ·• ~·~ Cotila Mesa $85 mi>. Call ewport Jear UM ,\ (' p111tn,,1011f1'. llll'U/11 IJltn~ Wa• .. t i.tdt• (' M ,.a ~.-.1 I I! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7!'il·5"1J66afi:!l'M 675°131 f SIH"rlfiCe . 673·0912 . l'\)\\'NllOM I' :! Dr .:. lltt ,,. .ilk lo 11•nnh ,v.1111 111111.:, j;Olt, a.hu~f>l ll l( itlJ.l h..17 l Ub I '" ,., & lu'h liu "l'IHu.: i.Sl:1 S..111:> 1\1lulh. "" IJl'l'I 28r. range & refng, pool, fl4().54fail ft..,•.clt'l'iJunt tl-1.11 ,lt•." •rm.mo 111 7!'11 lllK7 '"k J Ur.l!IJlldtllragt•,f/p,sni n o p e t s $35 0 m o lt11 I l'l'I vd, no doK' $435mo 496-9594. s:it .6161 Offic• Refttal 9tlO s:r7G or 675-6670 :-.I 'I\( 'IUl 1:0. ~ ;1 bt , .. 11111 '" lU6 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo ovt•r 0 1111.i 1'111111 114».nlltt 2 llr :i hu 1 \iol • otht<r lui.ur•l'' $:\,, ·~1>4b'7 01 !'>11 ('nJ't l'f,11.1 \\1111tlbt1t111 ... :1111 .!' 11.1 Prv.\ .111 "" lu Ir\ 1111 Ida llr frnm S~• l\1 ).flt;, N1•14 \ ph . 11u111t & 111 I•'> i le.in & 1111·1• 7~1 .!ut.U llO M F.S 1-'()R HF.NT .1 or 4 br f>nc<'d from $~tu~ l"nl·d y ard Ill i.: ii r d I! 1•" F ,1rn 1I1 c ' 1Jlt0J '>l' k Id~ & Pl'h "'cll'Om\· l'all 964 25(;6 or !li:l-2!171 Al!l. no fct' ~ .... ,..,,..ihed or Unfurnlihed 3900 ON THE WATER! 111111 rm fhll rn1 L'' .111 1 lllltt>ll , ~1 ~011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11<114 $111""!1 V4 I ~'l).lu To"""'°"" L4llJlll'O a.ach l 24 I URfW1'bh•d 1525 '••••••y l2J4 ••••••................. H:.;,:;:.·:. ·, ~ ;):~.:.~: •.•• ;,; . ,·I·~·,·~ .. ·.:.·~~. ~.·I · .. I. ·I·,·. .!h1 .'h.. do·n "'""' "' < ,,, ~ • ·• \U ~\t'<tll \Ill i .. ir I I.ill .' 'I\ \\ u111tl11 11h t lh h• 11hpi.: A hi h $. '" I 14 llhUllh 'lhuJ.: 1 111 llh> , I I\ 1..,. "ii °1111)11 111111 r .1111t~ 11111 hul'ltll 11\' 1 \ ,. ~· I ~J~ 11.11111 S-'KMl 11111 11\!o lh'I -1'-10 ,;,.11 \4 ktl)' •• .. • .. 11''1',UI \II'" I Ill( .' 11.1 l!l!I ~M,1 ,1(1 IJl'\1 HOM 1-:.-.. fo'OIC u .. ;;q -Ill 1 ph, tllf"· J1\l J1.il10 1111 111i. .11fulh Sl:!5 1111• l>ll! !Ur.J:l 111 .tlt.1 for n1JI th111n~ • 1111 & dr I"' (1 vk It' rm 0\ ,., lliOO "'I It $5 i.) lrt.:! 1151. •DELUXE• GARDEN APT. ntE EXCITING PALMMESAJJi.PTS MI NtITES TON PT BCll Bach , 1&2 BH from$255& up Adult~ No peh 1561 Mes a Dr 15 Blks t:<l!tt of Newport Blvd I 9:im 5pm 546·9860 PLUSH SUITES 350to lJOO sq. fl Falttcntic Views Wet Rar .. Lido Msina VIiiage Newport 675-861i2 J UC' 4 hr 1•11,·t•tl (1 .1111 ~lo SS!!5 Fm ti '.1 rtl ,\. ~a rJ ~t!' .. ·,am 11t •. , ~lt!IH>C , I. llJ , &, II< h v.ckoint• ( -..11 UM .!!M.t. 11r !173-2971 Ai.:t, n11 l1·•· Condo 3bdrm. :!' ti .. "'11 h !)(mu., rm, i t'Ur i.:.n $SO(), m o '"I & 1.1,t I 'K,·unty. Nu J>•·h ~·7~(tg \lun.111 h :-.11mn111 $1.1, t'!1:•Jnf11111I .I lllt ~ hJ Apcrtn.fth fumiih~d .••.••..•••..•••....... '>I l !\ 'll\1: lri: l&:!br :!It,, 1t.1r.k11 ·•Pl Puul ~ & SJ:~ 7IO W lKlh St l.ll.U lllll ... 1mmt1r J tlR .! h.1 dt•,: ' ll'W I :•m \1 u lllll lalN>a lilond 37 06 S:.'7~ :! lJtl .! "·· 1'1101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JtluJt, l'llrll\'t ''"'"' l!'.I l.)tll IYI 111 , ll1t1'hl•f111 ct p l )'•'•JI h tiT:l (Ml !>Iii i;JHI .11lult, 011 l"'I' ' till. II• 2 Ir, Adults only From $335 mo. :J t>Wls Co'e red car vun pauo apts . UBQ ... dost' to rwv ... & lwh,.. "~ilk wsho"pm~ PACIFIC WOODS Adult apartment~ o;el amonR wandt·ri ni: :.trcam:. & tall frai:rnnt pipe:. I Ur from S3oo ltl3511 llarbor l)lvd. South of Ed!ngcr 500-1250 sq (t llwy v1, 1b1l1ty La~una ~ 'uh µark ing, !1:1•w c•aqu·t drape!< & paint , <11r n1nd I' r H· e n .. )! •J 1 1 .i II t.• 549 1186. ~7 5k70 OFFICE '>P3''" <•• allat1ll• at 17875 H1•a l•h Hhll 111 ·ar T;ilbrrt ir1 ll unt 1nj.(l1Jn U1·a1·h S:.o 11t•r month l'hom m<''>~ai:t· "l'I'\ ll'I' SIO ll<'f mouth dt:sk S.'i pc·r month h.ul~ t'dot 11ff11·t· l'h•Jll•' l).12-'1321 l'Xl 27•i 3 Br. f µ. twnhw . I•, ha Pool. JI.It' , t•lt· ~ 1 ~111 751·2060. AJn . -- HuntMgton hoch 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2827 sq. rt . ~ DH. ex t.'(.'Ulive hom l' abovt· llun tmgton llarbour. m;uw xtras. $7"JS Call M1k~ ~. 224 19th St. 4 lir. :!' :• IJJ , d<>hwhr. frpk. xlnl an•a , m:unl. $650. ij.16·7~1 lJd l ltt•f .. t.7:t :!J0!1 l~tl l\l' J lH ,! tt:1. l'lld ~.11 .1~1· "'"'II ht•urn' lit' ;111111 u I ,I hr h u tn 1· lalM>o Peninsula l7 0 7 p.11111 $1:10 '1t1 P'"l' "' 11a11o ram11• \ ,..,,. '.! h u I! ,. d ,. 1· k , a I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:";,1 IHV1 J ml' n I I I l' ' ) I :rn It 5'\!Hl>lli lbr. yrl\. ~l.'x.I ()fl St 11f..1: <~"'" d;ul) •• .tll':\I 11:11 \~ Jl,dhO.I fll\tf Uti '-GIJlmO Mi~I 3252 1;,11;.~111 iir·;i·1:,r;.:.:. .. :ri,~··~·i.~.~ Costa Mesa 17 24 bllU"'t, drjt:>. l't JJl">. \lf'H' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.ntl~<'pd . l!nlnr Sri~U Nt•wly clt·1·m I hr du11lt•\. Pvt l't~ 4!14 lr.!37 "'JI hy i::arui.:t'' 11111<'l LUXURY 2 IDRM NIGUB. SHORES LEASE Emply (J .ttJU It IJ\l•r IJ ~t• IJl'h S;!t.S !>IK Ill:! I CASA DE ORO •Tiii·: I J.\l~'i • •!-'or fo\ll)S •"-lh 1·1r p,1ri·nt-. •I 'co>I •'1'111 l.111 •I >i..,h,., ,1,ht•r' •2 lla•drnorn, ~ 1 h,11h •Wal k l11 1iark liKtlf'l.111•1111.1 l' \1 I ii 1 •lrll .l'i'ltt '• II r •• p I 'o , 11 U I •' t nc1,.:hborhcxxJ S.'175 Sau 1,.11\Jld ,\\ 1· Ag& X3H !IOXI 171 I I Goldenwest at Womer 847-6064 Hldi"C)ton Granado !'IJl<ll"IOUS J UH. :!' J h.1 1-'rpk. 1)-,h"-;r Pnl'I i::ir laund~ hook uµ.. i\ \ .11 I 5 1. ii ll!5 mo l'•'J.:I!" ··~I ·130.:! 839-2140 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llou111 w k111·h1•n ellt· $1~i W1•t•k & Ull M.'111755 s..rrn.r R~ntols 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.1do hit• ba} front 1111 lle1wh ,\\';HI J un .. ht tu St•lll hl S IUUO nH> 1\i.:ent . t>i5 51iZli l'romont11r<. l'omt I II It & S1 n)!lt• :trm 'wll• <n all In full l'><'r" off<· hltl)! :-; 1 11 (.' <11 rport f<1•t•1•1Jl I'. µhunt· ,rn, ~t·t• ~ "'I \ t'•Jllf rrn. l!tt· l'f-.t• t .1 II i.'i:t lillOI I ~IO Fl<!-.~ Ht-.:\'1 :!~II SOii 'q rt uffl l"'' t 'rum SI IS Ind ulll i7!t W t!llh Sl ~i11 ;at1C1 Condo nc<Jr lx'ar h. 2 UH. l'i'2 ba. No children under 16 T e nn1!\ 1•t 1m11I. J1tCW.l1, auna, ~l'curi ty i.tate . S.&50 M on th . tj.$1.>-J903 lkh1nd guardc•cl s:atr~. a c·hat-mmg room.) 2 U It homt· w /a r<'l'SS t o fahulous r v r r <>if t 11111 (aCJIJlJcs & ea y w11lk t11 pnvale bca<·h SWO 11111 Ask (or N1Rl!I. lrl I 7:!1 I dgenl ALL UT I LITIES l'AIU l 'l)mparc• h1•l1>r1· \ ou rent l'u.,turn de ... 1)!n ft· a Lu r l'' Sp .11· 1 u u., k1tchc11 "'1lh 1ndt1 •'l'I hghl inc. 'l'I'" r .•t ,. If 1nllll! ,,..,.,, lull h·n,!1 It 111.1rht.· I' u I I in ,, n 1 n h ,1 l h l\t111!'lll' l11•1lro11m,, pool, llllll .. urr11u11tl,·1I "'11 h plu'>h l<1111h1·•11>1 11i: 1\m ;1:r l.IVl;o.iG 1\T IT'S BEST :! llr :! h.1 . nl•wly dt•t· \ (' JJ11ol Nr ~' (.~I l 'l<t£J S.'.fi'!) 1:t1:111UiO·!i51.I- SUPEH I hr. µ1101 . 1!.tr (f1>l1 1 r"l" ~i.1 1\rlulh H.12 9()X;I. &12 · ;,2.'i I Extn•m1·I) l,•qt<• .I l.111111~ rm. (rpl1 p.tlltl :> c ;ir g,.r <;.1•1;, •• 111 :•.:11. lo(t, i. 15 !I 15 wou µn (.;4\1 OIO ,\J!cnl. 615 :XU6 .\C, :w· ilh 'Wll''· ulll I'd amJ.11 !Jkl! Fr SHI.'• i'H l~c n~qd~:; ~ l~1·dt1(ruot L.11!Ul1J p, l 4 Br. 2 b:.i. d e an. new crpt, drp .,, p31nl S550 :! 111 I 11,1 1,1q1<1rt \,1nl n l'h 111 JI' 1111 tlo~' ~l') i.1 .. ;.t.!:! 'lt'I"' to hl•1wh I hr I urn •••••••••-• 751·2060 4hr. 2ba, ;\II new 111lt•r111r i550 per m on Newport leach 3269 No·F-~~i~·A·;t·;.·<.~~~J,: 751·2000 rPntah. Vtlla Hl•nt ab J llr. 1 ~,na . In x lnl 67~lllll flkr NU Pr:n; nc1 ghborhoocl, $5:!5 mo llfi3. 7866 •2·STORY TWNllOM t-:• ll:ir. 112Ba. poul. lt•n111i.. near s hnppmg Sil5H mo 12131 1137·61424 or (7141 964-5188 ·1 BR. 2 ba . s uper 'hJrl) r.,,1., encl. patio. lnclr~ rm Man>' rxtru:.. l'l(•:.1.· lo lwach, :.hOI"•. IJ11' liardener incl S5l:iO ""' tst. last & de1J. \f!i3·ti43H URAND NEW 2br, I m1k to beach. Nopelo.;. 01an;i, S.l&-1371 . 840--$1127 <'H'' ----- Nl-:W Lg :!Dr. 21 ,Ha. 3 blks tu orn. sun J ct'k. microwave. dhl garaAt'. no J>t!l:.. $62.5 m u 002 tiH!lK OH WATER RefttorLse Opt. '•re 3 Bc1 rm r umily room hOml'. S6951m c> o r ,1 v a r I a h 1 c I:. c• 11 111 :s;:!f9.500 Wll h 111', opl moncv Wat.rfrot1t Homes 631-1400 ~Oft HcwbOur-1242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W1'!>tf•h(( ;1rC'a 1 Bdrm :!'~ IJa. 1·1>t:.. cJrp~. II!\' yard Slit.Ill m11 li.Jl ·!150l I &!rm furn1:.h1·d $:1:1~, :! lllfnn furn 1'ihl'tl S.rnu 31'5 w,.,, Wtli.on Ii l l Hi-12 1!171 Hc.·aul1(ul nl·W 2 st v :l11r. L •-h 17 48 2• .i1u w •wnkrn l'•1n CllJWIG IK"OC ''l'r'8Ut1on µ11 & (rph.· Yr' t•l ••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ha r II I l 111 , al' U 11 rn Li\(jljN,\ LIEA<.:11 i\ITI< 1\ M F "1 1 n t e r l' o m INN S75 wk •'-' UI' :\taut t hruoul hlt111 B IHJ, wrv . l'Olur T V h1·at .. d m•l'ro-..a\\" 11\eo <11 .. 11 poul Gt1l lil4 1 49<1·52:11 "'a'ihl•r :! 1· a r i.: a r !111.S:-l Const llW} w l',lt't·t . d1 .u11n r Hewporlleoch 3769 S7Rll mo Kirts 0 K !>J}' ••••••••••••••••••-••• !H I ti665. t'V<'S t>:ll 110'11~1 -Al\ YFRUNT 20r. 2Ba. 20 P enn Pt STEPS TO boat sltp 11pt1on11 I, yrly, nF.AC'll n,\ Y L j.( 3hr. no pd' <or th aid rl' n -.. «l1'n, hltn~. nu pnl • µt Evelyn 6.11·<!4Ai! SA7 5 Cul l <'ollt.>l'l .__;;.--------•I 213 :142 9721 ,.. 3 Bl·drm. 2 Ila , Lido "'J tt•rfrunl Sii5 l\•aw \tllh. Nu f'\'h Hrok"r t>.11 11100 40' Boat sltp H1•aul d1•111r 2 sty, J hr 2', ha l nhw V1c·w of watl'r ,\, .111 now Sl\.'lO m11 ·' rly hl' Rt•f'<; fi75-li77:1 Rmt·L&os~ w / Optioft 3 l>drm :J t>a H:tl'khJ~ 11vc•rlr111k ini.: Coif (' r~ S7.'~I mo ••1!"1 HH!i 1 Lari:c4 br . :1 b11, fain rm, :1 l'ar i.:nr Nr b1•;1<·h 1' .. 111 & tenors S7a5 mo "' l pt y ti4S.:tn o WE HAVE SUMMER RENTALS TJ\KI~<; H ESF:RV J\TIO'llS associated BROKERS-REALTORS JOH W l olboo •11 h&l Short ll•rm rrnl al., B~ I hr wrd <, nr1v. '"'<II I Nn fe1· /\l!i'nl ll75 li l711 Un•:infr11n1 :I llr :! ll,1 rt;.:hl 011 ~anti . !>up1·r ln1•11t11111. tullv furn :111:111 11 0\\ wt:cklv thru ~··pl lj 11v .. 7.',;/. i llll. l'\1'"11:111 :!111'.I ... 'llft• dupll•x. I 111 p11v fl'll\'t·d Hri s:wo :'\<• tlo~"' ~18 'w:i:i MESA PINES I llr S:ll5 ,..1111\-pttul Jlll'll//I, l.!·" hhq !'l"'l'll l!Or ,\lful1' no lll'h .!•,:io llarla /\\'\', .>t!I :!'In :!.'CW llr ;q1h f.11rul~ ( ••m pit•"( N11 rwh l:!t~ 1\11l :J C:Ollei:ic J\ V('. &12·1n60 <:lcm1 2 bdrm, I hu, Ill'"' tPl & drpc:. SJOO mu 1111 ~J1,0Lo; ti75~ Nl'14 l'Omlo. O<'t•an & t'll ~ \U, on the fllufli.. C.~1 :! up:.lr:. br 2 1; ba .\1JC·rowa•l' W,,.hr. do r & rdnK U\atl L!.l', PP "'5&1Yi97 S27$ 2 llr, 1 h.1. l;iundn rm. patw. µout 1\<llt,, n11 JX'L'> ·~1. Mgnll Villa l 'rn1t1111;1;1pl1;.12.;m1:-, •fJ1\1•I)' 1p11d <111 .1d ul1 IJld~~ •'iparnlU'> I &2 Hf( •<.:a11><'t & rlrapc·~ • 111)1)1,'V II B<l •Private j!;1rOlJ.:t''> •I 'nv iµalln h;i 11'1111.' •Nr lloag llO'>l)tla I. -1ho11 111111: & 2 m1 from b1•111'h ~ llt•aul llranll m•-.. I ha. frpl<'. lndry rm 1!<1t ·1~t.Mgm1 t.12 11.u:i :-.111\H I'. lJt•a1·h I,:! & :1 flt(. rrµk, d1shw:.hr . .:ar:•I!•' ,.., pa11 0' l\u p t·l'i ~OJ~. 1o.k111h~111 1,.1111; 1111 1>alm apt, ~lio 1x1i:• H1111alll II H 1\pplll ,1 I 1<111,.. !Jfil ltin\I - Hwttinqto n HarbOur 3842 .••.••........•..••••.. New llunt 11 <.trh .. ur Con do Plus h. wutl·r \'tl'lll :!hr, dcn. S7511qlt'r mo11 71-1 846-IW:! ur H!J7·:!7tr.I both Cl/Cntn).l Han\·h o Sa n Juaqu111 I wnh:,\' I BR + lo(l. 11 ·l1J \dull -, S5:!.l :tl3 540·'.17G~1 j 11 ititli 1•\l('S lrpk ~'tOOmo lhru.l11n,· l!r7 :!()U 11r ·1!17 J2X:! 1.oi~una 1wl'a11t1u111 . 1>r1\ 1>1·:.1·h. r1~h•nl!. "'1·..i<1, ·19'.l·;RI 16 lh.•na 1:.'i.rnn· ~:m1·rald Hay On•.10 l•'r11111 1. 1111.:m., 1111·:11 I Cl r ~ i: I' n \' r .1 I I" II rJ1111b <:!nd Ktkh > Gah•d .u·t·J w l>l.·ad1 . lt·11111:. & f)IJOI Mtem ·1114·002!1 Summer r1•ntal 1 t><lrrn 'il'Ur bl•<J(•h St\.'il> lll'l"nlO \!iiH 7 MI! .......•.••....•....... l ll'll.'>c for fl•nt. R11! Dear Crty !.Ill:. G. ltnl•ns furn S25 nilcly p r 1·pl CJll nftl•r 3 p rn !°).'8 H)l:l'J M,\L I U:l!anfr<inl (.'m11h 1, :!II It 2hu. 'IC'<'P-, Ii pool. llt•Jr lrn111 ' & 1!01( I KUH I 00) 5111 l'alm Spnni;' <.;11nlln ctn ~1•'1'>11111 llillo;; {'ouotn L09U"G Beach 3848 Club !+AA :>no ..•....•.•.........•... Ot>luxt• n1·v.I\ d<·1·or:ilt'll .! hdrm a pl o'n O<'l'•ltl m•;1r V1t·l1.1r ll u).lu llt·at.·cl pool, elevator. 'uhlt•rra 11c a n park111A SG25 •l:H ·~ 2 llr :! Ra. i.:;1r ag1· pal 10 11t1•a11 '1t·w. ··a q11 •1 , drape• .. nr ht•arh & .,h1111 ping no 11t·h :..t ~>11 n u-211;s L~;;.i.-;1· LI! hdrm apl 111 '" t.ucun:• (.'fc""l' tu bt h M.)().,+'. ulll 1!11 o:llil flJ(; flEAlt L.•kt•llHlll Callin Sml o r I).!•· ~ruu11• :\li.:r i I it Klift iilll Oc•r,111front :! hr ;;i 1111 huu'c ,\, ,111 11111.\ lllru .111111• 1:. ti7~1 1'112 llkr 1>i,1m11ndhc·aH [12-I 11.11. I law.Ju :: •'-' :Jhr 1·1111110-. fullv rum l'rt\ ,\fan11 .. !)oat 'hll'. 1111 to 11(1 ~1:1 .>41 .11:1:! 711 H:l31MilX :\EWl'OHT(.'f':'\I t I< nu. fo::'<i'.t..:LTI \" F Sl:ITI-. NEWPORT CENTER EXEC SUITES 1-'l:LLSERVJCI-. Ol:E/\N v 1i:;w:-; Mewport ReC¥ncy COfl). 644-7180 PRIME LOCA TIOH t)N WATER 1\•atl.!1111· (or profes~1un;il or r .. t.111 offlrcs TQtal of ;J()OU '" fl t:an tx-d 1v1ded mto <;mallcr umls Dnvt• II\ ~1.1 W vm~l llwy. NI{. I ht• n 1• ii 11 A ~en t .1 t *'II 1400 i<IU SQ 1-'t <14' per 'iQ (l S32t; m o Lo<·att'd oft 1 h1· 1115 r r"' " n r < · r""' 11 \:1lll'y A\·;uf .\la• l.ilh K:Jl·n;tlor831 !IOXI Sl!J() l'p <>H1, 1• ,1url'. c·pto;. <lrp.,. \ f • li:lu I lfr,1<'h II B 1, .. ,. ~ll 2XJ1 llllWNTOWJ\ l ·.,,1.1 '""·' JOO "l Ill).! 11f .'i lll•WIV th'l'Ol".<lt•d 'Ulll'" l;l•llfl'rt'OI" room f1r .. 1 1lo11r S:J4111 :\lo R<••d u0•1rntt·., Corp 675·niuo · WATERl'~HON1' CONllO Lovely 3 br, 2' ~ bu 1·nll uml f\nck (rpfr . bltns. dbl encl Raro~c Slip avail. Lease SR75 P1·i:i:y. ~' Npt Terr tv.nhw 3 br l' 2 6ovl'lv Ir:: I Br. Prnrnon ba pool k ids ok. No pN-;. tory Pt. fir 2 llr w rwrh ·cl OC9tGPoint 3826 Kt>8 52'1 If.Iii Junels l.$550.640-1419 \ll'"'' J\\,Jilh I ti7:110 :l!I I .ii: lkh .! U1 tn<J\ t' 1n un SHARP 3244 ----••••••••••••••••••••••• ;, I.>. downto-..n U•\·J11 l-1l.1• Tah()(' K.·v., ;o;upc·r l.ITT l.r: O r'Fl l' 1-. ,,.. l•----------1 Aporlmenh, Unfunl.. I Ill "'''·'" hk~· nc-.. \ u. $11~1-.. d t'l'lfl\' \fl ..r N.t•cuttv1· homl' 1 llr W f\,\TII ·······ood·······,········· ll&och Area/Hice •••• ••••• •• ••••••• ••• •• "' j!J r3J:C, Slw Ii 1!}1 :rix1 cl \ .. ·m:i :!:,ox halh ... t•om 11lt•lcl.' rum SIZ.'i J)l•r :\fl) Norlhw o;; 3 >r. :1 ha. ......__ p • I 3807 "~" 9''"'' m> . q ft .. li:e family Beaut & ne wly d el'or .11 ~ ettlftMI o """ ... _.) ~ll'l'P"t ~ ll'H•l d•,..k l-SCOTT REALTY rm, frplc, dshwhr, fnt•d cd thru·o ut 2 Story .1 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 3 llr, 2• 2 Ba S.19!'.. m o 2 fir :>tudJv apt llalh . .,huv. "r 1 .imp C:all 41flt•r ti Jl•ll 536-7533 d w & Bdrm, (am rm home on • •S250 ~I! t llr . upiwr 1 b;i. S.1'IO mo l'vt ""' 1 .I hlol"ks I r11m l1t•J1·h Mu.,l ha' 1• rl'fcrcnn•'>. ----------• ~~~~.Br~~d.~ew P t.>n1n P l Tot .1 1 cJu1>lcx t.:ul vd ;\upl'l~ pallo&itara~t· l.olsuf S200 month l!i.Jt.15 ~.:?fl47K S005mo K1dsok.oop1•1' r han.,ma.walkt11 b;1)& 4111 ll;,rll1n.:. llJlb11.1 j.(ra'>s :J:l5:1.! Rlur· l,;1n .tn)"llmt• RmtabtoShor~ 430 <\gt, no fee tlG4 2:;Gr.. IJC<'an Sij75 547·1~55 11·m 491\ !12:W or .i!JG.J.1;,.1 Newport Beach 3869 •••••••••••••••••••••• 973-297! Capiitrano •~och 18 18 l)r<Wf).!l27~ •••••••••••••••••• •• • •• ROOM MA TES New 2Br Oran"etret· ''••n· layfront Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• u..--.:-... B•o'h 3840 PARk NEWPORT sa.~..a.SaY• " "~ l.11x11n11us wil h fn rcvrr """""~·....,, " ... v-~" do. w lo uldr patio, no \'inw ., Rdrm". 2 b<·• Uuplex 2 hr . I b11. (rple:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lla t hl'lo r :., I or :! " c. , h ~:nf" mon• l'a\ "''"' petS, AC. l<'nnis. PoOI. St·euril v & IHi•c;ti ut• ,garal(e. adul~·no pt·l~ Se . dV'll Ht_'(Jroom!.&Town IJU.,l'~ \I i\" &L if 1,1 av:uJ May 1 551·01 15 J .... S335. 496·7J2:1 . --aw1n I age Prom $34!1 50 ,.l'!oo , ,., • I'' SM1mo lse ...::-.:..>-:-.p..rtat'Ular !.IJ<t , tolal Wd ;hc1·k Hl'ft•r,.ni···' 6Bdrm,4bahome.chml'c• Corono~or 3822 New 1&2 hclrm luxun tt·tre atron pro).!r :1m Coll546-4282 ~Irvine SIOOO m11 HffdloatSlip ••••••••••••••••••••••• uilult aplo; 111 14 µI an., 'ot1nalproj!r a m .7 pl)uh.H -----·----1 631.0000. ON L l o O I s L E 1 Br unfurn tlupiex. ni·w (rom S.115. -+ pool~. l\•n· tcnrus rmJJ1s J\l Vas hwn Stnl'C W71 w1• have hl'lp1•tl Glamor ous cxccuuve deror Close w evl'r ms. wall·rfull.,, 1J1tnlfs' Mand. Jamborc:e & !.an lho1.,.;.1111b or our rli1•11h Turtlcroc k ll1g hland Hayfronl condo with ythmg 11<>2 llt•liolrope l'r 11m San IJ1e1.w Frwy .Jnaqum llills Roacl f111cl n111111ma1,•i. W1• t·,1n llome.New 4 br,312 ba. loads ofroom Vrcwnnd S325 m o k:JJ Hlfi2. dnvl•Nnr1hon flt•a!'hlo 714)6441,00 hdpyilu ll)(I' forma l dining, living, much more Sllp :ivall. 610·9329 Mcl-"addl'n then Wt·'t on 1 : _ HOUSEMATES family. wet bar. Pool r-· 11 r n 11 r u n furn _ --- - -----i\ll'Faddcn lo S1•;1wrnd Huntington leach 3840 83:H IJ.11213J4(ili 8M:I Nr. park. Qwct SIOOO. Sl!ISO/mo Lg 2 Br 2 Ra w1d shws hr, V1 1lu~e. (7M>89:1·5l!l!I ••••••••••••••••••••••• lse.64CMlll83; 540·3249 pnv. bcarh uccci.s. Woodbridge Place. 5 HR. PrestiC)ious Lido 4!WW625 3 ba .. formal dininj{. liv 2 Bdrm plus den. Freshly Costa Mesa 3824 & lam. rm. Located on decorate d . Pal 10 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• park with a view of mls. SIOOO/mo. illZ5 Mo. Agt. ~ 631·3444 Wahrff'OfttHOIMs Woodbridge Townhome. J1 ___ 6•3•1·· '.4.o.o ___ 1 Br. 21h Ba, A/C. patio w/pe BBQ, gar. lake. tennls/pool1. no pets Jime 15. ~ SS2·5828 l BLOCK TO BEACH. Posh 3br. 3ba w/34' boal slip. $850. 640-4919 Newport Crest 2 br & den, 2 car garage. $600. mo. No c hildre n or pets tlfiB.2297 or 963·0867. Orqetree 2 bdrm Con· do. All rec. fac tlit1es avail. paUo, xlnt view. Must aee ! 1400 mo. Owner 917 ·5612 or se.sm. 3br, 2ba, 2 car gar. Oishw. 2 Bdrm. I bath lll>l Adulls, $350 mo (;a., paid. 542.5073 - LA MAMCHJJi. APTS Large. 1.2&3 bd ~11rclcn apls /\dulls r 11hwhr. bltns. encl gar ... Its bbq Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Sroll Pl. 642·5073: 645·5611 Ute, bright, airy 2 br & 2 ba. frplc, pool & jacuzzi. J\dults, no pet.~. 63HXl97. $375 Near new 2 br, 2 ba. MEW APT HOMES MOW llEHTIMG Luxury ;1 br 2 ha. sp:it•1u11:. interiors lnl'I UW. s lo\c. r ph·'I. & pnval1• 2 l'J r gar;J~t·s ~ Un1qu1· floor p I a n ". r •' n t 1 n g front S49~1 mo -;, ·~ l . .· \ L111'.1l11111 -• t fU111 " ult fl, 1rh t•h t1 t HfUt I 11f ft fr\.\\ It ~1101rt """---- "°At ' llt'Sp allult, non o;mokt•, 3br. 21':-b;i r ondo. frplc·. pool. S225 673 21111 N II l"l'm s har<' Irv Cundu, Sl50 +-'1 uttl. n11n 'mokrr. Bob. Chni.o;y !'>52·1530 M11''sh1tre <'Ondo 118. $200 mo. + ul1I. R-I0·4!1'iG eves aft 5l'M wknd:. 2 br. 2 ba. opt w1v1<·111 . D Pl . S182 501mo. Non· s moker. neat Sheri Wk 549·2883. homo 496 9584 2 for beac·h condo. n on· smoker 22·28. 531 1214 or 673-20fl.1 Off11•1··,ublPaSt' l ' \I 1\ ('. t1fll"'. c rpt 1 rm .. S:O l 2 rm~ ~00 t;i;() '>Q fl m -11'!1: 1\IHPOHT LOCATlllN :! Ho o m .. u 1 1 t' ;ii I !.l'rv1ces Nn ll•as1• rl''I II $27$ mu lmmt·tl 11t· 1·uvano 211X:! S E Bn,1111. Su1ll' 21>0. '."< II til,11557 71110 4Hlll StJ Ft llltlS? Pn Oh' ()(' lo1·alwn AJt1 '" 0.C Airport Ii()'; orr1n•. 40', WtJrt•hous r ~·or lease by owne r C<i 11 !179.2333 l.Jdo Rldg has l"harmrnl! an·adc shQp A va1I. 1 m med. Good exposure. •150 sq. (l 11l $1 3:155 Via Lido. N B 6734156. 1cli Sq Ft ml.-dical·pro( ofcs NC'wly d<'roralC'd. i\mplr prkS? 1500 t.: Katt'll<J. OrunS?e Pmfc r Mgmt Co 831 7444 on~JCE S U ITt-;s SJn Clemente. xlnt l<X'. pvt. quiet. include!\ utll. hl•at & air, new cpts, tH'n View, various siws $100 & up. Mr. Clark 49ti·!l5!M, 1131·6161 r efrig , $S7S /mo . llNTALS · Diamond Real&tate 3BR.2Ba ......• ,950 645-7573. Rat/c1u·port, frplc, patio, d05etoall. TSLMgmt G42· ir.oa Share 4 4br hs,e on Penn c.oast Hwy in Dan a Pt ;157 M/F. Ea,sy KOlnl{ person sq ft. ofr w/bath. S:!GO wlJoh. Call Vim or Jim mo. Carpets . le vclors . LOVELY VIE W 2·rm swte. NrwPort ('tr Dr. 0e81$.lfl Pla7.U l)hl K furn avail Ample purk 'I! I )'r + ll'll>lt' Al{l 54!1· l:llifi Corn o pe r a t ed V1 d~u i:ame.> St;irt your ow11 hu.-.mess. 631·3327. lulinnJ lusiRHsRefttol 4450 to-..-Si 5010 •.•.••.•.•....................•.•........•.... t-'or sturv & 0H11·e spat't' at rea.'lOOabll• r<1ll'' 500 to 5000 S, Ft. MESA VJ-:Hur: >H l'Li\:l.A L52.5 Mes<i Verdt· I':. 1· M US-4123 .. _ Nl'wµort .\lannl·r , Mill· ,\loc:ll'rn 502 'CJ (t 'lu1 1• ur (J(f11·e :'"'30 C 1\\011 LOW n •nl l l:J 477 70UI STOREFRONT llJrbor Ahd . pnmt· 1<11· l'cr;la :\h•'a 11511 ~ct II S.l!")(I Mo 11rok•·r 1;7;, li700 2 \ ac :.111•·1•'' """' 11111"' 11 llunt1nc111n li1·:1t·h _·111 Mu 1 n S 1 "1 1n1 ni ,, II !ltiO 15.511 CHl-:,\T l.Ot' \'1'11•1' Sll'n•1 'hoµ, l11k1· 'h1111 'port11tl! ).!1101h 111·1 '\11r• •JI )l'"'"lr) '>l•ir1·. ll:Sl"I 'II fl (;(}()[) It 1':~'1' ''"""" 1.tll (.'h 1·nl r:r,.,.,1 r.:!1:114!10 02.!7 • -.:rwpun .11 lt1h ,.,, 1,c \1l";' I 011 1 "I II ,1\ .1llJ lilt· SW mu .,.11, ;)!1;17 I~ I lff11 \' & .,,.,. ·•1!1' ,,,,,. ,. IH>. 111 duul V. i \1 .1r1· .. $12\1 nltt • Ulll 'lt.O :!'l lK •tr t>lli i:li4 Industrial Rental 4500 ....................... I.A<:! 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Will st:ll liJJ'l!l' tot., only l'a II Ken t;oddard . a l Fi·12 4321 X2IO lft¥Hhneftt Opporiunity 5 0 I 5 ....................... TOWNHOME DEVELOPMENT Im .... 1or ... w;rntetl ror JJI JI I 11 \ 1• d I I <I 11 II I I 111w11hnm1· rll'111•l11pmPn1 111 I pl.ind l'all l<OJ::t•t , H X:~I 1702 hl\1•.;1ur-. 1•ar11 51 1'' •1f 111·11 r11 ,, 'olll'l'c,..;ful butld1·r 'Wk' luntl' Short l1•n11 "'t·ur.•cl .\Ir C:11 rrl1111 ~.~11;.1 SAN CLEMENTE l)I'\ t"l"f)"r llt'"''' Ill \\''l01"' lttl otllllrll\t•cl , 11 .. 1om h11m1• w 11"1 <kl! 111 I ,111 \'I •"' (',;If Ho~ t •1 7 I I 1'.'\.I lill:! Mc>Myto Lo on 502~ ..........•••••••••.•.. • CREDIT HO PROBLEM 2nd & 3rd TD loon$ 547-5402 \r rangctl h) Coost Home Loans MoMy to Invest l'\l f>1 \' I ~1-1 tf>.t0·!~2.5li Sii •~~' l'•I rund-. ... 1111 ~()\\ Cur ~nod H I-: 1•11u1 I\ loan Pav ml 1111 1)' l~kr 5Sli 15.'Yl.:!.1 hr' Morl~s. Tnnt ~ 5035 ...•..•.•••.••...•..••. 2MD TD'S FOR SALE Lim l.1 '11'111 1111 :i '1 2nrl-. Wtll rfa..<·11001 Sln,(1 Siii.Om 5211.WtJ & ,•I0.1100 ('.di Hu1:t•r 711 H:U liO:! LOWEST lnt~rHt Rates I st T.o .:s , alio 2nd T.D. Loons. 1-';un•'I Tt•rrn'""''''' 1!1111 Sattler Mtq. Co. 642·2171 545-061 I I YR 2HDTO 11 ...... I\ .. .!0' :i;;·' \ ll'lt! I ' "l'•'t1Ulll 'llJl•'I 'l'l llMI \ h\ 'Ill. I\• la11HI \ hHll11 ll.•!:1 •\ lh.tfl JJllf 1111)! \•1111 :lllltll'~ Ill '·l' I II I ,\ I " .1 II '' 111111 '1011 11011 C.d I llOL!t'r 7 1 I ~ 11 rm:: MONEY AVAILABLE :!\I> I I> " D 'WI -.;r ; I.II \ 'S 1 '1· 1-n t sr n' 1.' P ll l"l I.I.\ \\I 0 llT I u; U l.1··· 1(.-.111 \ II I-llrnk1•r.!!l1tt 1:1:17 EARN 25°10 YIELD I \I :•1111 'I'll Ill' Ill l""''I I:! tlht'tHllll ('.ti I llol!l'I ; 11 l\:J I liU:! Opporiunity SOOS Amowtcements/ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pft"'S.OflolS I Lost& Fowid •••..•.•....•.......... 7-1 I I ltt!h l!rlJsi. m 1111, w ) r ... Announcements 5100 ....••.•.•.....•..•..•. 11wn1·r m o ' 1 n g I r1 1m stale. wrll t•urry .. um1• rmanrm.: Ol•latl-. 111 11,t m.i ofr 846-5502 CRAFT SHOP nu,,.ual opµortun1l y 11\a1labt,• :.1t eoi.t o f 1n v ent or) 645 246U !lli.'J.$479 TOTAL. n :NNIS Q>mplele quality ll'nnis dothlni.: & al'('IJS. SlOrt• Prime Newport are11 loc I.ow overhead·h•Kh pro fit foUll time.· income o r obscntee owncrBh1p Agent 673-4311 PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 :-.•II ••n> 11,•m or com hinauon o( 11ems for liS or l~~s wll h .1 P1•nn~ Pmch~r /\d 3 hn"s for :: r onsttut1q• duy' E11l h .1d<l11tom1I hn1• •~ 6CY for 1lw 2 d:.)s L'h11r.Rc •l' No tommi.>rr1al :icb ror mort• m1orm;1t11111 and 10 plJl'<' your :id call 642-5678 4BR.2~8a ......... $700 s.a...... 1276 4 BR. 2~ ba, lum .. Sl450 u••••••••••••••••• •••• 4BR,2~ba.NB .. SlOOO t;narmlng Old Spanish 2BR.28a,SC .. $475/500 Home. 3Br, 2Ba. f'rplc, 2Brw/gar·nu cpl.A-paint Wtr pd 636·41201·5pm 1571 "B" Orange S255 873·9,',.'17. 661·1714. i----------.i Golf IA•ssc>ns. private or Yru?roommate wunl(·ctto If you are look1nR for izroup M icki Ma t•- yd, pvt patio. 2 c ar gar a g e w I s lo r a g,e . Reing & stove f · ed. 2176 ~centia "B" S300 shr 2 Ur 2 Ba apt, pool. !IOmelhlng special r hcck Vonald.LPGA. Rancho Jae. te nnis . $180 mo. Call this one out 2·sty0 s tudio !Ugh property TAX 1-;s Snn JoaquJn 831·1710 w bch" Lge 3 bf:2 ba, upgraded, new.ly decor. Nr. O.C . Colle(ie. Encl. gar. 1400. 751·9905. Call & leave message. A v.i ll May J.St.h. IHtal lllf•Ntiln Clll · 147•1 546-3726 bet SS A k f Then camcPROP13 • · · 8 o r olfke, 1.500 sq. fl g ross. NcxttheGAS rRICfo~S· Sue Xlnt street vlsiblUly on Fem, 2S-3S shr 2 Hr 2 Ba major blvd. lde11I (o r in ~~,:~y.Amcrica • Prk Npt apl. Incl. fc.c" s u ran re . e !IC' r u w . DALI'S RV util S240 640-9408 mortgage companies • · Neat O.C. Airport at 6&1 l...tal & Sein, Inc. v1 • Looking ror a hom e of Baker. Call 546·2982 SFO, Li\, Oenwr Is. ; Barjlain shoppers r ead ,(;,., \11~•,•1n•KJ"• IM•'' your o wn? You'll find ----------Ht00·854·0399 o ut11ide MAIL CENTER i ::..· -.i..:~ ba. no lhelltUeadJln Classlfied '11111n11n1•>H11•1·11"1 r"''"'1 m1ny ~e" adverttsed Elegant omces with or Calif . "'°· ~-6103 ext reaularly. And they find 848·3133 for sa,I~ Classified wllhoul indus tri11 I. ·=:,.-:-~.,:;-.:;:-· ,;;;;~~~~~~~~~7a~bei~ore~ta~m~.!afl~S~pm~.~wbal~~tbe~y~·re~look~m~g~lo~r=·L!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!l.~e~very!!!~d!•Y~=-======~N~ew~'J)Ot~rt~~·645-~~21~1~1====J-i=-=-=.--:-:-:-::-=:-:-=:-:":-=:-:-:-:i:~~~~~~::~~ ·-. --' -S.ve Money- Onve ways•Parlung 101 •Rep•1nc •St-akoatmg •l.1(' NB. CM S&S Al;ptu.lt ~71 .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• W1.nlf'd ('h1ldl'\lu an my home M I'' I' I. t' l.irt>n"t"d ('o.,.la M''"" ~1~1 Uutrh l'8rpt'ntt•r. 20 ~ n. .:xµ. :"4.ld1t11lfl' rt•mod··I "'~ 1•l1 I.al' d lk1od1·d f)naJ1,· 111~ " "1111 I 000 35:11 Lou " l.'11r.-·n1n :to )'n. t'Jt" l>0<11 '. wrndow~ l'lillll1•, "'. •mudi'hnt; c•h Lit' lll3 !..-i I ~1(1!)4 tbm~lt!lll COfU'l't'le J~ Ott ,,., your form11. itllV'' ltl004'Y ROSI ~ 9826' l't•m!'nl work. 1rnl 10., drt\/1·w11)11 . 1 urb'\ & .. 1111 ... 1"'2 ~2 CMWc ... .....•.•......••...•••. 1,1C'f•11<11••I !'um nwr l>a v Uuup &. t•..1 m.clwul. .. j(C!>. l 10 C M 11n•a G<l!i 114.'." Cia,..Wmng, dr11n UP" & OCC 5'udent, I Ton truck lwr1dlir•Pln& v\"urac~ Trash. Lrft trim. Dan ·~· ~ 7072 Mi~ •Vtrnv 1.ow rnu· .. :s · th1ullnw&<.:le1tt1up. 1N1 l1111cls\'lll"" m11111 ~l11tl/('()mmercial (~'<)(jt(' !)4!1 4!01!! 631·~1 <;11r1kn t'ut1• Spnnkl!'r f'l'1ia1r, 11r111w lrt·~11. 1•u 1 lri-t•i., tl'moc:h'I lllUlll•l\s, 14)'"\lllP ~·~IK I do 1t nll 11k1ploader , dumpCruck. haul. l(rade . 1't!rrwi1t, 1t11ph•ll, tree re· miw1ls etc UJ.1_25_7 __ ..... -·,,.-_ _.,,,._. ~·~----,. ... ttmaKll•lll1 Mma a-, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ROBIN 'S HOUSE-Block. ahampslone w111ts. P1unt Your Castle, spec. Rep air ~ Ke roof . All CLEANING SERVICE, drivetl, planters. in area ui resid. hol:nes. mt/exl. t y p e s 1 h i n g I e 11 • f:.i! ~bly clean 20yn. 631·3Sl8/646-7849. FreeesL Ted. 871-3272 roeks hakes·com po-tar Mlrrillg ftciHo. Free est. Ml 5830 F'in. Gene ra l C lean1n1t by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~v~ b1111band & w1Ce, hmes. Movin g & h aulin g . Patio covers. quality Wt>fix leaksorreroof.10 apts. offices, nu con Freil(hl, bldg maleriahi, matenals. popul11r de· yri; exp. Reuonable . s t ruc tion Bo nde d hit.hid icooda etc. Lowei;l s igns, o l d w o rlrl Honest. L1c'd. Free est. (114)89'1·3162 ntes ln town. J o hn . c rafts mans h ip. Lic 'd Vall Mlke.evcs.~·9232 ~21154 oontr, 551-6464 ------------Honzon Roofing. All lliilhy,1tu11~ 111 "'' hntnt' r~ .,_Ice J .11>tm1"'4' .:urcl1•111•r, t•o11111 $a< i.. ~ 1" 11 1 " I -.-· ~ C ~ tredor \'1ml wo rk nntl l'll•llfl uv llmtlml( & cleantnJ:. ti ave dump lruck 557 tl27l Our prO(euional tra1 n1ng crew 1s ready lO serve you an)'llmt-in compl. home c leaninl( service Also l'omm'I clean ups welcome. We are eKp/ lic'd /bonded for your protection. l"or free est. call AJ1cti or Thi• Touch. Personal S.')2 0105 ,...lt;g/ft•rittcJ "-hr/lepolr types. R.easooabh:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·3609 ;) \Ii • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ..... 111 .. 1775 I ... ,. :-.lu1llm1trSl.CM _, •· "" Sh.lllllJl•ll Iii '11•11111 t It"" Color hnichtf'ru•r, "ht •·JlC.i. IO m111 blc•ach <. lt'Jll li'.th11tn1 h.11lSI~ "'~' nn ft ~tO 1•o111..t1 Siii 1 hr $.'> i.uw1 "11111 ,,. 1 , .. 1 .. r l)ll 1•'1.air 1:1 H' t '1•1 p,. ....... 11. """'" l<.f, PETERS PAINTING Expr'd . R eas Rates Jo'ree Est. Call Gene ~ Neal patches & lcxturc't T••isioR lepalr - FRHEST. 891-1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ s le-; .,-; t c h 1 n fl . 1V Repair ft(;A Master ekyct.leopair ....................... Moblh' Hl<')l'lt• H1•»a11 No Xlrn Chi( Foe Iii. .. (',1llJ. 17 14 1~1 14~ ~S.nlce .••••••••....•......... Ill Olll'E U\Nl\ICl''l't '' .... h11•t ht I 111.1 I SIM i\111ut1 l,.•,:,1I :-0.•n II"' ~~ !till().~ 111 WI \ llkk111o;, IJJ\ 11111 I.I"''' fm;,m'. ,1111h 1111111· II .1n·,1 10)1' !SJ.I Xl'l'I II k k r1 I! 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II\ I h <' '-l,1 I\ Ill~' l 1'111 I 1• ._,II 11 ,. ,, I I' ·' I I ,, ' 111 1\114,i\• 1d114.tli..' W ,1 I1• I ti I\ I I" IP II 'II\'• 1.oh'I •·" 77:~1 Frn111d.1l1011' 11 l.11111111-: wa 1 h hlur I.., '"1 I 111•• 1 J• 11 :.:11. ~1u : .. 11< t:M1 Wtwn '"u 1-.ill l 'l,1""111·4' lo µl,111• ,Jll .111 \Oii 11' ,,, )',Uf l'd uf .1 I r11·n1ll\ w1·l1•11m1· .1n1l h1·lp 111 worrt1ng ~11ur .111 1!1r h1•..,t n •1:tµon:,l' Call Nu11o ' l;.\2-5678 AdtJ /\ Jloom ~nl•• to .1m rm" frpli . SH4n:. 1'01npl l.11 • _,.:'31Mi Fr l'•' t•\I l'11•fl'I fl•tl ll ull1ll' t ~ :4!.t W 7 ~·· ...•••••.•••........... "'M.ltllt'I 111111: 111'\lo 111 '>.111 J 11 111 l' •I ti I' I I ol II II l '"I 11111 l I 1lfl0 I I • ' 111-cl• 1•r• ,uh \\ urk, .... 111 "II I' I 1' 1111 '> l' '> It,'(, J • l•1 .11;o•fh'' •~ii 11:11 e.dricat ········••··•·········• ~ l I-I "I 1111 I \ '\ I' 1 I• 1·• I llfhl ,, .... ''''"'''"' .... 1.11 ~· .. r •111·•11 Joh' I J1 11 l.J7..'~I h7 ,I ll.l 11• ~Electric ti<a!'>tm.\ U & ll 1-:1 .. 1·1 r11 1<1·,111t•n11al "t'f\ tl't' I" 't" Jlt1•1 ~PM, IA.! 1.,0:1 I II C.!X,171i7 Fmc:inq ......•.......•••....•• ~&111-'1-: t'IN(; 1 :.111·' & F1·m·t· lh·p;ur 1,111 HUI ~»! :ill.SI• Roon ....................... ( '1•1 .111\11· 11 It-. 111 ti" 0011. 1.llllt'h .1. \111\1' l.11 ( lMllr ~:,1 lfl.ol 111,1.111 Ill j tlJ}' ~>:II X.Mll ~II thing:. r:t:.l with lJ;i1lv P1lvl W11nt ,\d:. • ~ h•.111 uvs. thultoi.; ~-... 1.1tntll!c 1t1>111 u Im mi!c.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·rvll'tnlt tW2 U!IO? Wiull 11 REALLY CLF.AN 1:,11111'11111.: Sc•r\'ll'I' 1-:x jio•rt l 'h•JllUI~ l..1w11 & 111•1· trifllm1n•t 1-:1n·11 1f7'J ~ llOUSt-:'! Call C1n1:ham t:irl 1-'ree l'St 64~5123 AllC't:'., llouseclt-aning. Heasonable. relrnble & rtis t."73-1266/646-41:171 HARHOlJll Mi\ltlNA 11ous1-:cu :i\NtNG 1 213 59'.!·3236 l 111.1.1'.1.a: S l ll IH.NTS M :i\I !\I.I. l'H H.'~:S H11l11ll ll1111: ~o t 1 11 I. I 1• r ' . v :.i r d 1•11 .. 111111._, lr\•1· tJtur.111.,:, t1.111hn•t Jon~ 0.11111 IMurmw:e Walls. ce1hogs. floor.; & ••••••••••••••••••••••• , d •• ~· It t•' t• ~ u t d ,. ",. f ,:.11 llt•11111~. d ... rnup Ir•·•• 111111 1:,1 Oi.ltl ~.tm w 1 n d o w & t· I e ii n c d . IJ40.tll45 The• Moppets Cleaning S..·rv1ct• W<• do 1l all prof. ~2393 Insured Hobin " Houscrlean1ni: lnwrance Associatfl, Inc. 1.!>l ralt• i.c•rv1c1· al a fair pn C'l' Pen1onal & com mt'rt' HI I 675 0562 ----- Pro( palnlln~. Exl & int Low rate<> Refs Free C!ll !)36..4780, 536-4383 Pa1nt1ng. I NT /F.XT Neat. honest, reas . 12 yr"l exp L1 c 'd. Dave 964 11»5 Int Prunt & wallpaper . Qual work, rcas pr Frccc<1t Steve. 547-42&1 f-)rM.' extcr Paintin.: by k Si.nor St Lie· • ins. Try rtll' 83f'rS5SS 24 hr' ~SH'vius 1'h11nut.1 Srvc" for a thoroughly Lc.dsc-'- dcan house S<W.0857 ••••••• r.:?••••••••••• M & U estm homt• 1iacnl IN! lnttexl, res1d & corn ....................... •MR. FIXIT• l' .11 f•l' 11l1• 1 . p a 11111 n ~ lh•J '> 1 uh•:. 15 } r:. 111 .ir1·a !>\8 li!'>2 Handymon ......••.•............. 111.1 M E ~ ,\: 1\ I' T !\ ll\-µ11>1";, plumll. 1•rpntry. 1111-. k1l ll.1 ri•m odl'l t.to 1~1tr.! ll.\Nl>\'l\11\N '1111 Jtlh IOU "n.111. Johll •Iii lO,'i:) If you wanl your t1d\t•rt1:. en~ ml.':.Sal<!•' lo n ·;.11·h more pt•opll' at lowc•r 1·•~•. Class1f1cd '' the way 111 i.:o' Cilll Now• IOl2 5(l7tl W ,1nl ht•lp w1l h your h o u 'I t· w o r k ., <.: ..i I I Jan1n•'.; Ha~i.:<~Y i\nn for thorough . t•ourteous '>l'fVl('C 64~ 180tJ Dandy Dusttts Wt'{'kly or l l1mt· '>N\l('t' Wintlowi., w:.11l.,. a'h111j!, 'team rarpct d<·:min.: . Vacants our spc,·1ally l!ondc-<Jllns 552·411J6 For a sparkllni: houi.1•. ;1lso s1IVl'r l'il'amng X Int rdt•r 1;:11; lit~X i'' u r 1· x r c• I I c n l' c 1 n hotJSt'<'lcanmg Clc·anin.: l 'nh1111ll'd. 5-.16 :n21; European LandscapC'r Top work l"air pr11·e. lkfs 646-4k7 1 dys/ev1·, Lei s Ins tall a Nt-:w L a n d ' 1· a p • • 11 r Ht:.J UV1':Ni\TF: The Olli 011.· St Con I r L n· =~rn Call 645 blrn Bnckwork Small 1oho; N1•wport, Costa M1"ia & I rVtn\' ins J 17;; l'V('' Bnc·k, \lOfll', blol·k .,.urk. tilt• rtoor,, \'On l'rtlt• µa l 10~, 11o a I k.,. d rt \" "·')' Frei.' c~l J ohn 846 l!ilO l.ite housework 3 cly .. wk . 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V •972-1138• PftEGNANT? t'arc111:. confidential r1wmwlt111{ /lot referrul. Ahort11111. a•l1111 lJon & kee1nn~ APCAHI:: !'>-17 2!'.r.:l Soirituol Re~ 18JSS. F.I Camino llf·11I San Clemente. l<'ully 111· For Appl. 492 721'(i Schools & Instruction 7005 .......•............... • Bortenden • Cocktail W oitress • Woiter/Woitre~s t 11t .! \\ t<Vk (" l.t' '-'"' d " 1•\I Frtoo• Jt>h ,.., '''•'"' ••nff1•11·d ll I'S I \( I<\ :\'I -.c 'I It It >I "" Ill-101> \"I 11:•1·, llJrhor Hl\ll llll 11 \r,1tol1'11 lirtl\I' 711 1.:11, ;>K."1:! Jobs Wonted, 7075 .••...••.....•.•••..... (;t•11llil' ('hrc'il1an lad\ lcv1· 111 l '.ir1 · & h'kl'I! foe • •l(1l•rl' 11..rwu ~ I 11:1(11, SllJlll'nt lll·~1n·.; w.111 r,.,, Joli l'\1 1111 an•ll I' T lll .I u 0 ,. 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Brittany SELL Idle Items with a Speniel, blk Cal, olher Dally Pilot Clo1111if1cd Ad. dop. 642.5618, t *Ad""M .. ActON •All A.ces All 'fyl)("I• •<No fo!xper N1•1•) • •llollywood Tal<'nl Dir NuwTuklnl( Apphcatmns /\nyorll' mtcrcsted in • Mov1e11 or Television •Call "S I\ M.''• We've been 111 showb11. since 1963. •63J.2233 ext 95 Screen Artist's Mstmnl U yau're lookln1t for a bet· ter Job, you won't want to miss the e mplo1ment columns in Clasaif1ed. J t. ·--'-... -. -. -...-... 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Assistants M 1· c· h ;1n 1 ca I ah 1 I 1 t ~ h"lprul Lt•:.rn CM 14ar' ranty 'i)"item. I 1111•rt''I ml! r hall••ng1· hll'al for <i<·m1 rl'l1r,·d fn rm1•r >;('rYH'l' t•mployi•t·~ Sl't' Mr Stlllll· HOWARD Chenol~t 1)<1\>1• ~· ()uatl Sh NEWPORT l\EJ\Cll i\lJl'OMIYfl VI-: \ LOTMAH 1-'ull tune. p rrm.tn•·nl po."t ion I\ II c·om pao v lwrwf1l o; LOl'al('ll 111 Slanton Call 995-2513 AUTO PARTS DELIVERY W1•ll groo11h·1l fr1n;ilt• 11\t'I Ill, \lo J!Olld llfl\1111 ).! n •111nl. l'11:.ta Ml''·' an·~· t'.1 II Hoh !1[tli :!5<Mt for 111 lt•rvll'w 1111111 i\ul•I i.unr11ul 111 .. t11 ll1•r '1'r;11111•1• (1111 111111' (itHMI ""'''') :1t11n1 " '°' 11o11rk n· ,,1r<I 1'11l 11hn.1 ~u nroof:.. 1;.j:! •llMU t-: 0 t-: A Flclllloue 8utln•u Name Sl•l•m•nl llled with lh• County Cl.,~ 11 velld tor llve yee11 elle1 wl'llch llme conlln1.11n9 bu1lne1M1 muat ••Ill• Pu llllcetlon 11 nec•11•rf only 11 lh••• a r• chengH. C•ll th• l•g•I Oep•rtmenl •I Ill• OAILY PILO T l or 1nro1mttlo n a nd n•ceu ery torma 642-4321 lht. 332 I CUSTODIAN AT USE Ill Fashion Island. Jl,;l•W µOrl Be~ll'h. ha:-a u 1mml'd1C1ll-opt!n1!1g lor a Full T1ml' C'u:-.Lod1an w1lh l1J!hl m:itnlt•11 ;int(· ;,.1htl1l11·!-. ('ompt•t1t 1\ 1· :-.a far~· anrf gooci l)(.•nl'l1L'> Cal)> 644-5070 WM"kdoys, ask for Mr. Rm~ Ch1ldtarl' mv hnm1· :\11111 Fri ~ l'ook1n~. , ,, .... 11 111).!, laund r" li<101I ',,I a r \ & It l' n ,. I 1 t ' K-lt1-61li1 ;ifl .. l 1~Jr, 1'111t . T1tl1;i1 "' 'lh•>fl ( II rl. p.11 I I 11111 •1tll• t"\t fill\ 'l fl 1J,1 ~ • \1.11 1 ' r.• 11.1 I. ,olh !'I l tt'. ,,, ·' ('I,.,,, " \\1..,lo·n1 I tinll (. l.11.111 , , .. ·~1111! .1lit1i.:h1 Pl•,, .1111 111111\ulu.cl 1 .. 1.il .111 ,.,,..,. 1111 111 th• It (••I• \\• ,,1 ..1. Thi ·' I 11'111 ,, I _ CLE~ICAl r'ull ,.,, p..ir• l•mt· 1•pt•11 lru.!'> for J!1'nl'rJI dl'ncJI la.~k,. 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" .1·11r1 cl 1 .ti r 1 .. 1 IL\BYSrrn:H t:'l'll IU\ llU! woman 1n my home :• d)"• wt-ek fnr i!yr oht .:1rl & 'o(lffil' hit• houst•work l'l1·a~1· 't•ml rc•.;um•· 11 Hr1·111l,1 1x:1:1 ='Pl 111\d l' \I (.' \ '•:!t;:..'7 II a I" , 111 I' r ,\I ;, t u r 1 11o 1 .. (,·11·111 ,., 1111 I " t'll'I (.11.,.,1, 11111111 h111111· 1;1.> 'l:!.".X Hook kc<·rwr St•t ~ Flt•x hr.;, M F . ft i-: & Prop :<Tl!ml. 1"<1> n on 'ITIOkl•r. lk'>Ulrll' lCt l/l>.1 t-: c.;,1 llw\ . l'dM. =:!l"I BOOKKEEPER ~l.1lt· ll·)n I' l1m1• I ull I fl,tl"\!I' hi.I.pr \11111\ Ill 111•1 ... i1n :O.p.1 re r 1f1 I ·11 ,.,~. ;1;; l~wil.k1"'1>1'1 , full d1.1r~' full t 11n1• IJ1-.Jl'h .11 1 ,, CLERICAL 11.·"mw .1 n11·01h .. r 111 our rhiwmir ~··w11<•rl 1 ···r111•r r '" ·'",.I .1 I I II m I ' • l11ll11w1n1 l""1l1••11 , •"' fl\)\\ ,,, •• 1l.1l1h· SW ITCHBOARD 1*\JH1rl\•fll'•• r t•t1 11t I 1 d lt11ur.... , .~l \ \l II l'\1 GENERAL CLERK Tha..;. 1 .. ,. • nit \. I \t 1p p 1 \111 11 ·r1 1 'I :111 ,, :10 :~11; :l'.!11/4 If• fH d l'.t r\ lllTit' I 11•• h1•1:. (111111· .1 .. ,,, "1th pro" 1 ,,ni... 111 I"' 1 w · 1rtl111t .. 1· l nl1·r•• 1111 •• 111111 1t,1l11 l-1• \lhl< 1.r. 1•• ,•" 1•11""" 1·.tll 1'1•1-..11\ll"I i'..1.l /l,llC-1 t I ,,, .11 DON'T READ THIS AD B • .1nk1m: Hew Accounts Co..n5elor 4~1 .~W I ll<IYS .1f1111 u\ If, 17 'r~ 11111 It t.11111n 11.111 I. l>l'-111111 .\1.atl. .111111 ' ,\ 11f1 11 •' , 'I" 1 h1 It 11 llcour' ·,1•\I I 11• \\I PUBLICATIONS CLERK UNLESS ') II 14' lltlt'rt''lt'rtU1tlt lo l11r ,111\ .1111•1• 11~·111 l'an. tmw In work Fri ~ S,11 at our (.'1 "t •• ~11•,,1 i.fflr1· i':>.1>1°nl·nt·1• µn• fc•r rl'll ('.ill f:Ptlr )!•' W11cnt•r Jl ~~11• ~oo. 2i1J< llo1 rbur llh 11 ('1,.,la 1\11~J. :121121; Cotif. federal SCJYinqs & Loon i\n 1-:qu.il Opporluntl~ t-:mµlo)'cr :<t F Ha11kinl! Cons~rloan Officer lmml'tl opportumly for 1ncllv1du11l t11 'ol11·1l & makl' l'On.,unwr loan" en tht· Cu\la M•·'a Jrl'J 1\11rumum :! ~ r' 1·\1wr rl"I with hank or f111ao1·1· I'll loon Disbu"er 1'0to1l1on :ivall al)\o en our ('n,ta Mt•'i;i nff11·l• 1n vol\••.., lnan 1ll,bur,1nl! & \Tl'lhl \t'flf~ll11! of l'llO sunwr loan' Cino1I I) p int! 'k 111' 1w1· Ex p1•r µn·fl•rrt'<l Call Mr lhrt.?(·I al ~.rn K!>IO Coiif federal So•inqs & loon 27UOll:irbor lllvcl C ,\1 An Equal Opport11111t y Employer M F Llankul)! TELLERS NEW ACCOUNTS Nl'l'<l 'ih arp pt.•rsonul>h· ll'll1•r, & new a,·c·ls Pt'r..ons Savmi::s & loan •·:ic l><'rlCn<·l· prl'f l'r red l"ull time p os 1l1ons av:11lablt• rl('as c call :: 7 :1Uµm . .cfl 1•rno1111 rn1"1 l 1l' .erl ,111111·111 t,,1:. :!ifl~ llnghl. ~oun1i 1;ir1 ,..r11l,I\ lor .11h l'rll'llll! cl1•pl 111 t'\lllllll! II l' maj.!.111n1· ,7~,., m co \f r, Wt•,1 !(1'; x.'>:!°~ Jiu., l>n \l'r' (or l'hn:.t 1.111 !'> 1 h 11 11 I I 1t H .I .t llr1111khur,1 . F V !11>:1 7K:ll l ·aqwntt•r,, h,111.t~ 11lt•11 ':ippn•nt11·c 1•lt'1'I nn.1n. ·•1>J1rC'nll<'l' plumllt'r On I\• tho .... quahf1L·cl en rt• '"ll•nt1:tl 1·on:.lrurl 11111 ot'l'<l :1ppl) .\1u ... t h;1 \ ,. n"n 1r;in.,p Call 1!12 ox1,1, h111on til'M ·Hl'M uni\ Mon l''r1 for appt Ca n11•1111•rs & h1•ltH'r .. , t'U.'tom hlltnl' & rL•11111tll'I tn)! 1·n11tral'lor 11331183:3 t'.irm·r; t•arlv I\ :<1 h .. , I r \ 1 n Tu" i 1 n .1 r •' .1 $3.'J0.$41)() mn No c·ol h-1· l10tl'I Wt.'t'kr11cl work ut ... 11 avail 544-0SS I CAR WASH <.~1-;h1crs wantE'<I. full & )'IT . l"tn \'ly . Nn . l.:1~uo:i. & Ora 11.:t• l '..1 ll f.~I ,141i() U:t 'hll'r lll>l>h'" l-:Jtpcn1'nt'ccl. ov1•r Ill. l'vt''\, a r>pl y in pcr,on al l'wo (;uys 1-"rom Ital}. ~Fairview Hd . CM CASHIER F'ull time l!OOd pay Growth <'ompany 5 hwa hons Over 20 We lt'al·h Metro C'Arwas h . 2!1511 llarhor Rlvd C M lnvcn(' S11v111~s & l .. oan ---.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiii• 7~>2-21i00 E 0 to: M If' Hurrna11l cvl'n1ni::!I t:O'll:c Mc·'a 7S4 9502 BEAUTICIANS Full or p ;irt l t me w .;o ml' follow1nj?. ;1p111y or <·all Maison Dina C'o1rrun•" 2511 fo: 17th SL . CM 541:1 :w4•i •lllCE STORE• As s t Manaiicr for Schwinn dcalrr Sal SI 31\ M ust havr prior bike m<'Ch exp m a s lorc $44·983.'i ------- Sell with Ei\SE! It's u BHF.EZE Classified M s 642·5678 C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS <)Jx'nmiti. now a vr11l::abh• for full t1mt• ..ti.81s11.1nt manal(ers on i nd & :Jrcl shift Nn experil'nct• nt•1• We trmn Start ~ 10 l•1 $4 per hour Advann•m1•n1 oPPortunily for m a na)!t' menl pos1l1ons to $.'\ 50 IX!r hour 1( 11uahf11'd For more informulion & 111 lerv1ew go lo store 82 ut 3000!1 Crow n Vu 1 le y . l.Aguna N1fluel. 495·9950 or call 7141537 -4840 Equal Oppor Em ployer \ 1\\:0l'I Jiil to l ht• • Hiil lllUnlC'Jtl\111'> 'lll't·i.tlt'I hp1ng & la11n1.11:t· 'klll- 1mpurlant F111•· ,\rt.. l1.11 l.)!roJU11rl dt °'" ,1hl1• llnur. K,\ ~I :'II' ~I MAILROOM CLERK ·111,, .... 111 ••lllf\ 11\1·1 1 • "'""" 111 1 h1 \l 1n 11I ti 111 ~ ,,,,., <lt·pl 1111111 " \.\t .11'~1 .'. 11'\I I .Ill.•\ \I •\1111 ti "'''"' 1>llwr ,., 1·l'11l'1ll ltt llt'l ll' "oUdl 01' .111 .1ui.u11.11 w "'"I 111' II\ Ill): ... ti.JI'\ .111 111·.11111•111 II '1111 r.. 11111•r,• ... 11•1I 111 "'t l.1111! 1•mµl11~ m1·11t ,,, ·' •FILE C LERK TYPIST I 'l<'ol'I' I ,1 II l11t ;111 .Jjt l"tt11t111t•nl i 11 !'>4ll·:'i-l·lf1 l'\\'lllnt! /(, ~Jt ,q1p<t1tll m1·11L-. a\ .1d State Form Ins. 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B 1.11 l:ll~I 1•\l ~-1 t'OI' ;\I ~· Clcneal t 1 .. 111 al PHOME PER SOM I 1111p11· rPl.11 1 nur, .. n 111~,1' J ll IHJI l!Olll~ p1•r-,1111 lor I h1· lul111w111 i.: P'"' 111111' l'.1 rt 11m•• \pµr•" I0,1m :1pm \1 ~· "" "' 1~ r r1~1 \n,141·r ph11111•, ~ rt•lo•r I ,111-. \1\hl 4'1ljto\ '",'"'" l'le.1,1· .Jrcril.' 111 "''r.1111. ~fo11 lhru rr1 LOAN ROGER·s PROCESSOR :~~~o~~.~ o1w .•l'Jr gcnl'ral uffii·i• 11111' tluoll t•Jtpcnenct' and 1) 1>1nu 4:'1 l•l•'O•:<•t-----'•i4•0•··594-4 wpm rt-quired Loan pro e1·~sin.: cxpt•rll'lll'l' cl1• :.1rt-d AMERICAN SAVINGS 7R30 F.dint-:cr An• II B Mr Fehx SIX 2i!22 t-:OF. M ff /II (.1 .l!:HICAL. (.'om1• work l<'mPorary for .1 1•ompan~ who c-..ires al>nul you lmmf•clwl r y,,11rk top puy {'all lnr ,1plJ(l10lmCnl 557-0061 £0~ o f f i c e • ~OJ overload O.F.RICAL.. alert. lnlcll Rlrl, inlf're<;t • J! work, never dull MarGrei:ior Yachts, 16.11 Plu<'ent111, CM 642.i;gJ<) U .ERICi\L l::dm t-:Jttra l\lon~y ' TYPISTS PBX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUNCH OPER CLERKS Must h1tvt• phone & rchJ bll' tr:ms p Loni( & short :.L'Ngnm<'nl<i llohday & vuca t 1o n p ay llo::p11al1u111o n plan ava1labll' VOLT Tf"-"'"t1111All.,fl\l'll .llt:'t 3848 Campu.'\ Drive <Acl'08S from Oran~eC-0. Airport I 1-:qual Oppor F.mploycr 7 ,I COUICTOA t-:x1writ-1H't!c1 1'1Jll1·1 1111 n.'('(j1'(f hy n11tlo11Jl 1·fr1lll firm. "'' ro11.: 111llr1·t11m h.ll'k.:ruuml 1\t'1 ,.,~,. n S7!!0 lo $1(7~ 11e•r 11111111h ictanln~ .. u1.1r-v 1•h1" ,., c• c I l 1• n I t• m I' I 11 ~ t• 1· IJi'M•fll~ 11nd cJc111.1I Jllun llrl 111o•11 11\1 I IK f,.r I \ r 1m1•-. 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H y11u ••r•· a lrlt'ntlly ,.., llU\'1111111! 1wr~•111 ~· .... a11t to work 111 <f modern. µru- ).!rc,~1 v1• ollll'l' c•urne Jmn our l<':lrfl ll I> /\ Jlrt·f Salary 111x•n W Jb1•11t•f1ts !!ti;! ::i.1112 ll11tl'l '>t'l'b full 11 rr11· DENT AL/ Assistant \'1•ar-round r1111k-. ;111d lm1m~I upl•nmg 1-'.xµr it 1mntry man 1''111KI 11p1•r 11 onlv l'le11~.i11t l\f 1~~11111 t lOn now un1l ~·r n1·w v, .. ,11 11ff11·p ('11nl-4l'l mana ~1·m t•n1 l 'al lj "-·•r<·nK:.104111 <11. 1!•1 1151 .lnhn Sh11r11t· " I ll';vr,\L ASSIST/\ NT. COUNTER HELP I h:ur ... uh-. wnl1·~'ilfllllil t·:vt•Oll\J.:' flt•x ihlt•I "hi ..:rJd , 11r l'>.P -.t ht·d11lin).!: 1><irl I 1m1· 1fllil.)1) _ "k NII l'Xlll'r n1•1•cJ1•1l ·DE IGNE . hr-..~ Y11 hr I~>~ hr' Pl'I / S A 1\µµly al <!.'Ml So Fln l>tol t\Jrrontl de111~~er ~ 1 mm !'! . C M (nt>xl l(l Wrird &. 3 yrs rommt>rc1.1l expvr lfamnc.'lnn, Xlnt benefits. ane luJtni: ( '•~llllCr C:irl for ~.lllllWH h "hoµ. Mun-Fri 11 • .11n 3pm. Call ror a 1)1Jt 55&~0 COUMTER HELP for dry cwOMn, F /time days. H~r p ref or will train. Mr. lest CleonerJ, CdM . 67S.3306. Cuuntn hrl11 1:. 'I' I(· F 1T l>:l\ ~hill ~. M11n Vr 1 t\11 ply 111 l"'rson !I I:!. Ol!AN<~I· . .IULlll~. i i I E. Uul1"1;i lllvil g;i lh1111 ('ounh•r tld p l\1on lo'n Suµl·r S11ndwwh l1h11n1: ~>4~1 •lKn7 •COPY MACH . 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U'-1' Ill l..1·\ .1tld1·1 1 ·.111 fm .. 11111111111.il 1nl11 & -..d.1 r v 5 \~, llllill 11r lh•m1 1·1Lo,l1JC!1an uri.;C'nll~ 11l'f'dcd by II unttng1 nn lk•:Jl'h City S1·hool 1J1 ... 1 ~ 11 -~ll:!O Pl'r m(I il1· 1x."1ll.l111~ on l'lqWnl'1l1·1· Apply 73.5 14th Sl 11.11 (:'<111 531;~1 1.'i-.W:-..0 COX _ GEN~AL OFFICE' H 0 B B I E s . l'art t1m1· ·1 hr" 111·r d.1~ DATA ENTRY ACCOUNTING CLERK I ..._.c I Jll' l} ping 111 i,,., 1111 • f"llll • 1hn..: mal'li 1·:.11•·r gornl 1\ Suh~uhary nl phonl' Vllll'I' Co-.l;i M1•-.J IA'l'>llft• l>vn.1m11·:.. Inc Call ~'lfi 7:\ljO l'l·rM111111·l 1505 E. Won1er A ve I .11•µ1 for 111ll'f\ Sc.ta Ano, Co 92705 t:<i u a I O 11JJ"n111111 y !~~~ ..... ?!.~! !~~~ ..... ?!.~~ Oi.rl •'rida)I Re<'Ord kMp· I NS U R A NC £ ~ X E C Ina ttampln1 parte, • fffJCR !'rARV0Nwpt Bch dellYtrlet "'"t have .,,.., Wt' 1re 1Hkln1 a valid drl vtr• llu n... dePlmd•bl'° af'~rtitary to ~a&a ~k with our rn•n••~· ment team Mu"t b4' well G-R·f-A·T nr11icaoned M·ll s tnrtor. S •Lt• JOI uow word._ p.coceuina eic1~r A • " d«-111recJ l'li lary up11n °"" 752-M.'tl 1:oou l'AY . (i OO O - llUllltS. ClOC)ll CON Jlll\ltor/Maanlen•nce J) I T I o N s M I\ N Y Mat1 wonted tor lrvrnf' YRrNrrF. "lrt:rn:•·rTs. nnoa 5'7 day!J""l)er w"elt Jo'A.•'l'f O KO WI N<.: COM· Enl lh1h/Spa nhih Start · 11 t\ N v I' 110 M oI'1-; s 1na 11alary 1726 ~r mo. 1-llOM Wl'l'IUN Tlt/\IN Call Vf9-36.U A&.k for liob ,.. 11 n T o .. M I\ N 1\ <: 1o: M ·~ N 'f l'.T HI'~ ''IM · M ... II I A 'I' 1-: I~ Y '' h I': Y H 0 A H II t>' X I' 1-: It I 1o; N (' lo: 111'!1.l'l''llL W ~ llAV !!: OIU< OW N TRAINING l'llOOltAM t'lJT ON fl Y Tl W < OUN1'HY'S TUI' c I It (; A N S I\ t. to: S 1'1'111'1.F l '1\I l. 1\ I' I , N l . 1-: ,.. 0 f( •~ 1 ncv11-.w o itc; '' to H " II \ N t, to: , ~ l' 1\ ,._ NI '\~ 111 ~' 7.!0i.! GUARDS ~,. uor 1111 Wlllt!r S1•r11n I\ llur rh ml 1·rn11t1t1t1.JI GUARDS I ·1111 ,\ 11ur1 l1m1• \II J I I' .1 ' \I II I ( ti r Ill ... t urnl\heo \ite~ :! I or 11\l•r rtet1rl'\l >At•lcome Nu t"'lllt'nt'nt't' nt•1· t\pp I\ l'n1q·n-al l'rnt1·(·t1on S.·rv11·1'. 12:.!ti W Slh Mr"l"l S,mla 1\na 111 ll'n ww hour ... II t:! «. I I M•lfl lhru F'ri l l.\NIWMA:'ll (':1qi.•11ln 1-'ull t•r 1111n lllTll' ~l!i :l!.~12 lli1Nl\\ur,· ~all•:. full llffi\' i\11ply 111 person Crown 11.tnl" llf'l'. :llu7 1-: Coast 1114 y Cd M HOSTESS .. ,Ill t1rn1• 111•Slt10n. IJllPI~ hc•lwt .. ·n :11'V 5, ~Jo11 lhru Fri li73·15U~ Ht-uben·~. :!:ii ~: C"Ulll>l fl w \ :\1·11 port lk•ac h · HOTH.CLERK .'rlu..,t h1· t·xJ!i...'.11 :\C H ·1:!1111 i\ppl\ 111 l>.t\ "' ~k:--1·11 ll••l \•l l..1i:u11.1 ·125 Su l'11:i ... 1 llw \' l~~I l l."1 I - lln1t•I frn111 111•,k 10:-c l'·n1•n1·1· prd(•rr••tl /\pp ' 111 111.•r .. 1 •n 1r,.;.;:, !" C"oa'-1 llwy, l .. 1j.!un.1 Beu!'11 111rn :1. Fm 1ll 11c~k 1·1t-rk. F T. I 1la.v "k 111ducl1•-. 14krul-. Mu st ht.• i.1\ utl i i\.\t Sl'M & 11'~ 1 ll'M In work all\'rnall' -.tufl .; C;dl fur ;.111111 t>IJ j1J(J() \'XI ~.:.'O llOTl-:L M.\ID l~1l!un1:1 lkh r1"wrt. r. lluy wk. pd \Ut'at111n & l>onus ·1!~1 1191; 11nus1-:c r .EAN 1-:1ts C.1 r Nt•t'. P IT Top S C: I N <: II /\ ~1 (; I II I. ti4!'> !'>12:1 --------tlous1•1"1caner:1 ncc1led. :\i u•.t h ave own tran.sportat1on full ~· 1ian t1m1.· ~19 !1:n:: llousecleamn.c Mon· f'ri Cookinl!. dcanin)(. laun dry & l'h1ldcare for 2 1·h1ldren. (iond 'l11lary & h1:ncf1ls Mf>.64641 aft !l. llvu,..·kt.·1·per :\1 dtu r1· w11rnan ncl•dc'CI tu Ii v1• 111 I'-· rnri· for a<'t lvt· ln<lfll,.r 11n,l·r. ll1·1·11...,. r••1p11r1•d <.ill davo; 1,111 141~~1. ,\ll 1, h\4 !">1«!11. llOl SI·:"-~:f':l'J·:ll l11r mn \ alts1·,•nl hrn 7 :.10 1 ,\p pl ~ II unlrngl '"' IS1·al'11 t"om.d(''l"l•nl Jln,.ri 11\XI I ~11mda !:>l t 111111. I\• h ' h J r \' m ,\ 1 u ... l o m l :1 ~1111a h11n11• 1n l'\ 1·nan1o1e for hm1ll'll lit.· hmL ... t>kt•t'SJln).! l'Ol)I. Jul. ''"' lwh ,. 0 n .. , ;.i.! El Ti>ro L 1lrl 'l'.!1>:10 HOUSEkEEPERS fu ll & I' Tim.. ~ 1111 II c n t• f I t -. I\ a \ \ I 1• " \tit.nor. :~1 w 11,, \ s1 t · M ti42 3.'111:, E \ 1 I· •. ll11u'iel..1·,.111·r Ii\,. 111 or •lilt. l'art• r11r -.mall 1·hllll lid .. Ir\ Int' ;;:)!I ~lll>ill ll11u•H•k,.1·111·r Sp1•1 1.tl 111•™>n lo II\,. 111 f':ngh-.h -.rl('ak111~· 1~rn !MM.t lll)lJ~fo:l\El':l'~:l< lltoc•n llll(S for h1111M·k····11•'f' Ill t"11nv 1111-.p full 11m1· (iond ~1a1·1111i.: -,alar~ & licnt• ,\ppl~ Fla).!..,ht11 l' II n v l . l' n l I ' r . I Ii Ii l-1:11tsh111 ltd. ~111 lk h JAMTOlls.MAIDS .Ull Unw d1t.)"'· parHlme eve.,, Nwpt a rea. M u~l b(• US rltlun. C;.ll $32-SS~ 11r ili>fllY ut 123 N. Ohve, Ur&111(c, Mon f'rl. ----J an 1lo r1 11t pa rt time Lor~I. evenlnl(s. S.t hr. to 'l a rt 1-: x I' e r it-n cc d aduJ1..., only 979.3923 JANITORIAL T y p e ""ork. rar ncCPssary for 14(.rk $3 75 per hr & ga!> rnun .. v lo lrJm lmmcd. nn-.tt Jfter tr.i101n11 ti<Mt-97l!O JANITOR L'Uhty per-!!on to m .:>m laln l'lt.•a nhnt•!l» or our modt'rn fal•t ory & 111 make mmor n•p11ir~ un bwldmi.!"I. N '' P lcas t• <·ont a c'I \I r" White for mlt>r \ IC'-' up po111tmenl. • Paul Dosier Associates, Inc. :l050 R~·dh1ll t\\ 1• Costa l\h-:.a 1714) 556-7075 Equal Oppo r fo:mployC'r J lt MAl:"IT .\1 El'll t\~lt ' 2 yr ... on Joh 1•x p r•· quinod. Must h;nt· ""n lAIOl'\ 1\pply bl'I I 11' ~I \ ',\~IBHO M ft; i'tiO J l'l:1}. II uni 1ni.'I Pll lw1wh (W of Ot•:11·h. ~oulh t•I l1.1rf wld 1 LA 11 i\SS "I' <'I. I\ l':'l:rx'neni·l· 1A 1lh S ;\I.\ 1:.: or rd.:>ten 1•<1u1pm1·n1 n .. \ hc·1·11•w lltil rt••1111rt•d tf I' 'l:pt•rtt•n•'t• ..... lfl1• q11.1t1• ~11-.1 111 •• ,. 111110<1 il l ti.1 H11:i11 L.\1-l A.'-'SIST \ ;\ I ~;xpt-rtt'n ''''" in hl11oct clrawmg, prot'l'"'"rlJ.: Iii ing. 1yp1n~. & olh..r :cri•ai-. of lalmralurv l'h 71-1 fl:ll ·11.:JH f11r Jppi J.BGAl.SECHETt.l<Y "~ l)t•r 1n lit1gat111n n1•r1•-; rK>n-smnker. 11 unt HIJ.!\1111 Hearh small friendly of lit •e 8..\8· 141IO I Jquor clerk wanu·11 E~ p preferred Ge""' .;l:1n 1ni.: pay & yr (--ncJ honu-; App ly at 3SJO lrvrnc. N B i54-9t>Sk ------Liquor Clerk days & nights C"O"l3 ~('t;a li31 ·3S211 Ll'f)UOR CLERK FUii liml'. M alllr~-. ex pr'1I & rcsponl>1hl,• ''"" ly in person 8!1!"-i W rnth Sl. C"M Loi Attendant m11-.1 "" lfl full & pa rt t1rn1· <:om panv h<ml·f1ts 5~.X 011:11 l.unt'h & <.1l l1•r .. d11J11I Superv1~or (; rai.Je, t.. 7 ,k Utn is St.·hool :1 hr-. rl.11 I~ Mon thru Fn $:1 i:, per hr Call \'twr~ It· t·:n.u";" s;.i; :1-1:111 J.V~. -;n1<1ll n11r-.1n :.! 111101•· w;,n~ )Oii 111 JUlll lhl·1r fit Ill I l I I n 1J l' :1 11 I I f U I 1...ai{una Bch 1 r.111• pr \\k II 7 'htll 1-:;o.n·ll \\ag1.-s & lwnt•f1h < '1111 l :1t•t ~1ro; Trallurrl D1n•1·1ur 111 Nu r ... 1n).! ur J\alhlt-.·n ( 'hcc\\•r, ·'"" I 1\dm111i-.1ra111r for ·"' 111 ll'r\ ll'IA \!II 807.'i MACHINIST TRAINEE S.1rn1· lalhl· & m1ll l'~l'N dt"Slrt.'11 EDLER l ... DUSTRIES INC. :•1111 Dm l' Str\'t'l -...; II ~l<J1·h1111~1 Snow Tapper Set ~.r!~rson 1-u ll l1m<.' f)OS1t1on upcn a lo a v I cl ,. II d I s " I it y lermmul o~ralor (or 11 t; n 1-: M F l-.:mploy1•r lnrl atlllll h1l111i:" l.111·al i-----------1 /\mway 01sl 1:11n lwlp 2nd. Shilt Opcnrnl! fur 1•x per. 1nthv1duul. Can :1tart immediately & cnJ"Y our "upcr bencrit pu1·ka).!t' Ovl•rt1mc av:11l lias1ct F'our mml com · DISHWASHER put.er Some ex perlenc P <.1 rt l 1 m r I 11n1· ht' s is desirahle , but will 11 31J·3pm. l " ~er hr tram mdiv1duul with de O.C. Airpo un •ll Ca II monstr1tted lypmg 11e tor <Jppt H1 !15.'i 115;14 curacy anrl c;peed, Work ----.--- m ple11sant e nv1ronmen DI Vf\RS. 1n de pe n<h-1H with good C'ompa n Divers needed, musl lw benefits 1nc ludln R C1!rt1ried. ea ll between weeks vacation arter I tem-l2pm .. ~3377. yea,r. Compa ny p aid --------- medical and dental ln- i;urance Credit Union, OMV CO NTRA CTS etc.Apply : CL E RK Needed Im· ~I COAST med1alely for full-time DAILY PILOT position . Must be ex- 330W. Bay St. perienced. We offer top Costa Mesa pay, company benefits, {8etween8AM-SPM> excellent wor kmf( condi· Callforapplplease lions . Please conta<'t 642-432 I. bt. 277 Mugo Painter at BOB Equ•I Oppty Employr W I 1' H A M VOLKSWAGEN , 7600 West mins t e r Ave .• W es tm i n s t e r , fm. 75411638· 7118(). GF.NERAL LABORERS TRAINEES ~SEMBLERS PACKERS Mus t have r c l1ahlc transp. & phone UmJ? & short term ass1~nmenls. Hohday & vac;Jt1on pay llosp1ta lizat 1on ~l1rn available. ll VOLT ff M ... CWIAR• •&f 11\11111 I'• 3848Campu11 Dnve :>46-474 l { Acros11 l"rom Orange Co. Airport ) Equal Oppor Employer Decorating Au ls lant needed. Fleidble hrs. Xlnt supplementary In· come. Car needed. Wiii train. Call 714-997·"299. I~~~~~~~~~ Gift wrappinl( + clerking ~ lnltaller wanted in bu.'ly liquor • wine Dall\ltr) m•n for early ~'dw/reftrenc:es. Cati 11hop. Mus t h ave ex· •m. L.A.Tlm e11 home de· Lagun• Draper! et. petience, full time. Sec Uvery route. Economical -...... 'Harold 495 E. 17th. SI c.,. NQUirtd. Adulta on-a.ta Mesa. ly. 2~ lift per day. 9430 Orivs: Oood drivin1 re· --------- !(17.0250 ------ INSIDES.ALES lmm('rl 11v1•n1 n),!s ln r n .. -spoo.:11bll'. mature '"" -.1art e r wh o rorn mumcate11 ca11ly with utilcrs. S ale:s experie nce a plu.<; hut not n •qw red. W\11 lram Mul!I have lite typtn).( skills 557.0825 INSPECTOR TllAIN~t: To learn all phaSCl> or IO· 1>pect ion Must puss physical & bark X-Ray. lrvme . 540-7639 .. E.0. 1-:. -------lNSTALLF.RS & DISCON NtjCJ' TECHNICIANS & OFF1Cf: P ERSONNEL. Wlll train. equal oppty employer. 831-3342 Insurance Sa lespc rson Doell your present job or. fer you Independence .. prcsthtC. a feeling Of llC · c ompli s hm ent & economic se c urity? If not you should talk to Farmers Ins. Group to· day. Call 848·5111. mo net take home. Alto cord. Knowled1e or GllL NIDAY I • • • 11 o w • n c e • Onlftp Co. nee. Pe rfect P99onable girl wanted 2 Have something you want Westmlnattr. H .B .. for retired Individua l. dll)'ll a wk Telephone & lo sell? Classified ads do f.;_rden Grove area. Catalina Sunrooh. IMe book work. Reined it well -Call NOW. 6418. ea.tOeO ... E.0 E. atmoepheN.498.Ct IG-5171. ROSAN IMC. Newport Beach 54~·5.'133 Equal Upportumty Employer -----~-Ma1Cls. apply The Inn nt Lag una. 211 N Co ust Hwy, Laguna Bcar h ----MAIDS· wkdyi;/ w k nds Sealcliffs Motel. 1661 So. Coast Hwy, La~una B<'h MAIL BHT CLERK Full li m e po s itio n s available ror busy data processing rompany Handle incommJ? m ail from ac<'ounta nt1 & other related t1ut1e:1. 10 key adding machine & bookkeeping expenencc detllrablc. SAFIGUARD IUSIMISS SYSTEMS 2213 ..... lewRd. C.M. 546-6010 GARAGE SALE ada In the Daily Pilot brinJ: hap. py results. To place your Jraw1nR card, phone ea..,. today I .....,W•hd 7100 ................... ,... Thur!d!y. M" 10· 1911 • .. DAILY PILOT 0 MAIMTIMAMCI ttefpW-.ct 7100 ~W__._... .....,.W Pff'm•ncnt full ti Job ••••••••••••••••••••• --7100 • ...,.. _.. 7111 IOI' qu.Uflt'd or wlifi~ to •• ••• ••••••••••••••••••• ........ -.-~-.-.......... " IMm man to main~ln Models r R 0 r;> U C T I 0 N Rettaurant Immediate lira~ 0Hlr 1· complex We-.ct MW foe.a· WORKt;R, 2nd shift prod ODenlnp •t new Straw Salary 1ubJtct to upr Modt•la·Mall' & •·e · I wor:rs· shift d ifrercn-H a t P I a i a l n Ma I I r es um c t 0 1 If y 0 u r (a cc ":iaae· ~v gd lH'nf Contact We.atrnin1ter. Full or eroo.thollow Or, Santa c h a racter ls h r ~ _eP•6'2·5.2S(_ Pfl'. Day 4' 11V.e ablfb. ~A9'l705 f8ahk>n °" loOks like t\ll rrr Marketing/M11na~.-~~l~~rove.r. Exp. ......... ., ICU'I next door Ca ti ror an mc-nt Tralnetl w11lm11_ to --· -------~"EMORE a ppoi ntme nt for a learn '1eiuble hrs. Ca ll Restaurant Dm"t spend fess due lo Pt'f'l'Onal lntervle'!". You ~ appc $4A.9140 CASHIR// rntlatlOn·Makc; m ore c~lld ~ m0dt1hng ;is Pubhc rela~-. part HOST/HOSTI. SS part time with a "UP• c-,Y M next week ! So l)lcmentMry Income. Call ~I h('S1taLc. ci.ll now, t1mt>, initiate contact or Very busy coffee shop. 4'M·5198foran oppl. a.idtror1taw1. dubli & oqcnnazallona bo nda ble. neat •P· -631·5600 over phone Must be •m· purance, upcr . pre· ManaRcment Trainee for N.-w York We!>l IOOnatiYe & enjoy work· (erred. Apply wtlekdaya. fast food. mu11 t have Modelin~ Agenry ing with people. $4 Hr. in per80n 2PM·3PM or ''OOlclnJC & sand wt ch CJCp. lf7S W. 16th St, NB ~1ex.!_b~e_hours 54!) IS317 call 833-2770. Call Jean A l R P 0 RT F. R I N N --2_1.l8-467lt768·l25l. ............... D•-'" c•-..a. Real &ital.A! llOTF.L --..._..... .. -....... 18700 MacArthur 81, Irv M.ANACF.R • Assistant. 2 i,<,time 1142•3030 CHARGE days a week. Lite books lite m aintenanee fo'or Mott>I Manager Exp'cJ _appt. Call 957·8191 eouple to maoa.ce, oond-A NEW able , 2 b r a pt 110 t·hrldrcn fl7!).(IJ66 Managem ent Tra in tu -CAREER bt°('Om<.' a Sales M aoa~er Nightclub nteds doc;;;e n, w a n e1>l11b l'O Duties S<l.00 hr. Also wa1trei.'ie:. Int' Sales Tra 1n1n.:. $300 hr l:all 64;;.04711 or CAUSEY & CO. l'\.'<.'r wtinl!. manaiong a 497-4700 for a n aµpt RSHllCHEsOtOat.L 'laJe!I s taff Salary open Vuckoo'c; Nest t'.allS!'>7·~ ••W.---Wo_._• * now accl'pt' VISA & Man Friday 675-7795 MANICL'RIST 1-'or \'er\ hu.'y <;alun. mu~l bt' ,.; pt"r & l11'ih1ona bl<'. lull t utw. Richard Out.•llc•lle, ;it•• !':1·14 µort C:.:c;nll·r Dr ·" II \lanufur•tonn).! F~TENER MFG l'<.IMl ton-. ,Jr(• .1 q11JJOll• for • Pn .... ~ <)VI' r u lur-. ·~a1•h1111NI.-. ~ntl·r1 .. ~., <; nmll'l' •01rcad rull ( lpl ,., •ti & .S ~c·q"' \1 .11'/llm 0 11t•ra111r-. •lrl. .. pr1•111r.., IJ1m1•n ·-......-•1 .-. MA~TERC ll AH(;~: St•l·k1ng indu.,t r1 11u' Prepar<' for Sia!{• Exam person With knOWICd)(e of Ill ..._, htl!(-.,.., 27 hour... horttc·ulturt' & plant" I schedulf'<I al \our <011n\1• )T('~~l'<fd "'._1~ ~ ruenrc Guarank cd Call NURSES AIDES and nn:lerhe-; t1\•ed1·d to .:1ve TLC 111 elclcr ly pa t1 l'nt" W ill 1r 111 n quall1f1ed pt•r<111nnPl 1-'..im whtlt• }OU lcurn All .. rur1s 11\ ail JIJPll' M·15 Superior N II · :-.iur.t· ... AHie·-. J II 'lllfl.., fl,, IC\; or I V='l , 11<•rm:i111·111 nlt.:ht n·l11·f r\pplv lr>~)r) !-.11pl"r111r ,\' •• ."1•" purl l!t.•a1·h Nuf'>I."' I\ ult•' 1 3, ;J 11 A p pr11\1·d c·c·rt 1r:.i1 n 111~· pr<)j.! ~h•,,1 \' t•rll<• l IHI I """P t;1;1 ('i·nt1·r :-.1 1'<,..l.1 Me.;;1 OPPORTUNITY now to '-<'ht·dult' vfJur 1-'tCl-.E 1111 r ocl1u ·i or y ll-:...wn Causey & C:Ompany II I-' \ I. t-:S'I \ l I- I ·Iii:' ~1 l '"·"' I I 1wa v 17 )411494-8057 VISA' RESTAURANT COUNTER SERVICE P..t-.Kmt .ct .. .,,., ., -•CJhf posffioll• ere now GToilable. Ap- pfy in penon durin~ ,.......... operati•al haun at tt.. foUowiaq locatioM: *Carl's Jr.* 2092 S.E. Bristol SAMTAANA 23002 Lake forest LAGUNA HILLS l-.qu.11 (tp111 y i'.mply1 "1 F RETAIL CLERK C'o-.l.1 .\h ·"a St:illon1·r-. .!70 E 17 th St. L'~ ~ t11nc. Avpl} 111 p1·r.,1m IO I.:! t 1.1\ & ._141nl! ;n .11l.1l1l1 l\\Jri, 1·111np:in' h1·m·f1t• Rockford Aerospau li3W Hl-.lh11l \H . l" i i I ~10 r.7111 f.;11111.,.,, t:Jn \llU ""fl-. :!11f i t•\ l'"" ••• \\ ····k ·'' .. r. ... h 111n • 1111rd1n.1111r 1':11 11up111 $711 l"r ""''I. c·nmm1 .. ,111n. rH• 111'"'1 m•·11t I r• 1· 1 1111 h111 t !•.:Ii" 1111 H00\1 t 'l1-.\"\~.RS Full •1r p.irl 1111,.• \pp l~ •••••••••••I .\1.<r\ :-. •• n 1 ·i. m••ntt· Inn MASSEUSE f11r Ulp 1 Ii.I"" 11').!lt h•o,t 1111 'I"' S.il • hu11U... · lip W1• >A11l lr.im -...;pl 111 h ;,4:, o:!i.i 1·.c11 11 111111 '" :!.\ \1 '-11\TEHI •\l . llANl>l.1 '111 : P.1rtl> S11wk1"'1 ,1111 Expc.·r11•nt.'1· d1· ... 1rt•ll 11111 n ·qu1 r1•rl W 1 ti I r .1111 Mu-.1 p.1 ,, n1rnp,111\ phv-.11•til 1111•lud1111! h.1 k ' r;n I r111w ;..111 71i:t~I E 0 E Mt·1•twn1 " lu -.\'I 11p &. 1rv11111mn m.n ll1nl'n 111 ;.11Jh1·~1\'l• mln1: pi..111 Lath•• l'l<Pl'r dl'Mrahlt• Wl· h111 l1I & r"pu 1r '"rrll' of OUI" <J1i.pcn ... 1ng l'(jUlll Age no barr1t·r J.'>37 Monrov ia Av'' N B !'>41Vil2S M('Chanit· n ·pa1r & mJtn· lt!ndlln' 11( Tru1·I. n1•f'I & C'Oru.l ruc·1 mn 1•11 u1 p 2 ~ r ... ei.l'l•r. n-q UrJll~l' l...'o loc Sc.·ml l\•llcr 11f t·>.~i:r & .,alJry requ1n•nwnh Ari :i;,.11 . l)a11\ Piiot. :J:JO W lwy ~t l'ill>lu Me~u . ~ Ml•cl 1l'oil b.11·k 11 U 11·l' 1i..·ro,on, Unhoped ... t.'\ l'Cfl\'0('1' Iii<'\\ t1ff1t l'. j.!01111 h,·nd11. 1 u~un Hiirli>ira K;I:! fl.'li! 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I.. l11rJ1ll lll•ntlt"r<11111 M1•1llr .II frr•nl 111111 ,. pt·r-.on . fl•' i: IJ•1J rd "" IH.'r1t•111·.. 111'14 111f11 ,. ).!()IHf l1u1l'f1h Tu ... 1111 (' 11 n I a 1· t II .1 1 h ,1 r .1 ~r.! >l.J;!I :\1t•d I l'oil h .... k 11fl I t1• fH•r ,vn 111 l1n~ual. ur tht11A.'<i11· rl111·111r ,, nt•11· c•f 111°1', 1?011cl l11·111·l"' '1\L.;ttn Contac·t B111 hara. is:~ ~!:!I M<'<11 cul S l 1·nn trun-.1•r1h,•r . llC'l.'C'PI innr'lt for m1•cl 11•11 l ofr 5'1!l·!~14 I M ~O Tf:o;(.'l INI )l.OGIST C a I 1 f I 1 t' t• n -i 1• • l' x pcnen<·ed 1n all arrui.. or medico I laborntory. pn· ferably w1S M1\ 12 or other rdah.'1.1 l'(IU1pnwnt NR urea 7141t1JJ ··I030 lhr ·•Pill Messenli(er wanted PT Requue11 own lranl:>p C...11556 6100. Monica . MGMNrTRNt:. RETAIL STORE Radio Sha<'k has f/tim c <'nrcer ort•n· ing:c; & p/lime job oppty. opt'Tlin~ up now in the Npt lk h area rr you a re m1llt~ry rel or t.•ollege f(T&d or are currently ).!t>- m~ to e<>llege & h11thly motivated for increui;ed ~arn i nli(s bu ~e d o n performaml'C. Ple1u1c up ply al: 2700 W. t:oast Hwy, Npt Bch. RAUIOSHACK A Tandy Corp E.0 . F:. To place your mcSsaRe before the readla1 public. phone Dally Pilat CIU81rled. 642·~711 Pat'! l1m1· .!,tuilf'lll 111111 Jiil~, t•rr .. nc.b If. I JI IJ~ k1·1·p ll r, 11 • .,,11111· 1>14 11.11 l',11t Tin11 °""'"' • k1•\ , ..... ,,, .. "" t•\IJJllll1t1~ h11~1111·~... X Int 1111·111111 t '.Jll lor dJIPl 1;.1!! lli2:1 PART TIME J<1•al I-.-; l.1h f ltt·.'il I I JI T <If-" IH t\ I ~:0-"l\l l-S C'ltrH1) \"\11 ""\11111111'1 \\ \"\T.., '"'I "\II l·.~f'l•.1111 "\\I ~11n11 •11 1111' .. i11··.p;·11pl1 Ill lh·· l111 111l l''' '"hi 1111" .. 11 .. uldn I "' IHt1lJ.1lll\ 1.1i..1111! up th• ""'k o,pal"" ) ou •mild lht EVENINGS If 1ri11 .ir•· lc ~1k111~· tnr 11111 11m•• h.1 rrl \\t1rk . ll\1• 111 t\tlulls w1lh oul~t :111d111µ :\1•w1~1n lk•:il'lt & 1·1111 .11lr1Jt'll\1· 11cr-.11na l11 1,., ""l"r ~1111 1"·1 1 -.h,1rp "'h" l'llJll) work1 n~ "1th thv11 1·<ill m1• . w1• 1•1111 kid... Ovt'r :!I St.1rl ~1l rnak\' mi>nt•\ lr•l!l'lhl·r & S:J 50 Pl'r hour !'hone you writ kl'l'll 11111-.l or 11 r.~2 432 1 ~:xt :•f,ot. B1mll,1'\l1111t-.MO f>.'Mlll Ul'~TW l'.1-:~ ~UV·• 1111 1----------1 l'M AMl fOf' Andrea l-A.1ual Oppor\Ullll~ ~:mµloyer PBX Full nr 11an llmt• lnr pn\ alt• t"luh :"l"WPIHl Bt'.tl h E" p1•r pre .. f<'rrPll Call fnr aJlpl fi4S :iCO l t•)(t !l20 PIXOPER. Oper'"> for I 1•l•·Ph•1n 1• ansl4t·nng 'it.·n 111• M 110,I be a bl1· l•1 "'Ork -.11m\ \lol't'kl·ntl..,, T.' pin~ :1;, "rm I l"I u• rt·cl E ' 111•rt•·nl'l' µ1 ,•f«rr,·il "1 \\Ill llain l\l.111~ l•1111 IJWl) l~ncf1h Full 11m1· ur part 111111:. d:.} & .illt r n111)1lt\l'll lll l! -.h1 fl ., (j\ .111.1111.. 1·1 •• 1 ..... '""' \111111 I hr11 l''ro ~I.I 1:!:111 r: I I !-' •PBX TELEPHONE OPERATOR! l'lt'.1..'<1nl 14ork1111! 1·011111 l11in ... "11 h ( 'hn rull'I ,,,. ...l\·r 1n \ lr,1n1.,,: L"11un1' 1\1qx1r1 bu.,1111• ... , t ""l pl,·'<' :...11111 11 l!h I t. .. 1 •'- k 1• 1• p 1 a~· I ' p 111 I! 1 ' c1111 r1'\J tlji'p fur .ul\ .in 1·<'m1·nl ~'CI lff:n· \1 1..1 HOW ARD Che,..rolet I K•\\' &. ~111.11 I !--l ' :"EWPCIHT BF \('II 833-0555 1'1...,l Cuntrol TRAINEE Stt-acl~ )Oh r.,r r 1ghl tx'n.tm Prnr11 -.harrni.: ,\ ~rou11 ht•allh ,\ppl\ Thur-. F11 I.lend p ,.,1 t"on1ro11 'itih 1-: ihl'I . S;inl.i ,\11.1 . Picture Fram~r ' F.xpt:rt\'n1·1•cl 4!>.:\ 11111:1 l..111t11n,1 lk·ud1 Planl Slorc• t-:xµl'n\'lll'1•t1 IU:al 1-illale µruclo1·cr'> In tn\t.~tmc·nl .rnd or land scih~ Ufht•,. m hti:h nM· 'll(•wJ>On Ct-nh-r Cd II for IOll n lt'IA 1:.111 !1! I:? Ht'('el\ '"" ( "lt·ni •• 1~·11•rl. r. \' t.'<1 .. h., q 1 )/\' r ' .. 11 l>l+for r..i.111 • l11th1nl! .. 111r1· 111 i.. .. ,. h1•lpful fir <; lll'X (;,..111~.l bl-l-1 RECEIVING CLERK F'1Jll 11m1· retail 1 l111h1111! ... run• t-.xpt•ri .. n• •· 1•n l1•rrt"(I Will 11 .1111 I l1111r· II :~1 !. :141 ;\!1111 lhru 1·11 Call :":inn 1;.i.1 .">trill 1<1•1 1·pt111n l'-1 T' 111.,1 J\1· 1·ur.11" I) p t• l 111111 lil)\\1'111 j'll••" •dltt•' ,i..111-.... ,~. l ~l;j 11 1-:l'El''T ll):\l:-.r 1';111 111111 k 1 111 ''' I I• ru ~"111111 .1 111 \ .ol 11•\ """ !•~ "·-·· 11 .... p1111111 1 11 I •11111 ,. 1.Jt•· l \I" I' 'I 1\.11< 1:~t:1 li1•1 I "' 111111 .1 IOI I '''11 llll' Cl l' rr ,11...,t1n• :-.1.crt 1m m1'<l ~·~•1 11111 \Ir' Y. ,.,1 'ti: Kt;!.! RECEPTIONIST ExKlltive Search f irm in Newport Beach ha~ o~ninq for Recep· tiOftist w / qood phone penonmity & typinq wHs. If you would like 0 chance to work in this excltinq environ- nMnt, please phone Ted Bavly or Glenn °"°"at 644-9 174. 1n Salt:i.. full or part ltmt: jlm---------1 & knowledge o f phrnh hl"lp{ul On BalbQa Pl•nn. 675-~7. !l to•: l'lasl1<'!' MOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS Prrmanent openmJ!" for exp('rienced & tramt'l" machfoc operatorc; on 3rd. shift. Our trainer & R.E Sal(·" Nt::t:U Hl F:XI' II ~; SALF~SMl-:N Top 0 C IONllOn 1\~k for O;l\111 lt Otl0 rln~ frill-~ ment review procedur,•:; i----------• assure rapid advanC••· ment for all l'm ployct'" who have the has1r uh1h t y & desi r e Gooti pay+mght shift honuo; Co. paid major med1cill & dental Ins. Apply Sam to 4pm CIMCO 26.S Bli. g1:s A' e. Colsla Mes a Irvine Ind Comph'it Equal Oppor l:mplyr Prinlmg Oept Ofc Clerk. ~erul ofr dul1es & con. ta l't w1pubhr. rhn fnr appl. 557-9212. Ask for Mr. West. Newport Stu· Uone.rs Inc. PIJVATICLUI WlilCH ASSISTANT I Jn occupa t1onul pm· gram.11. ~ljlary $1 230 up lo St500mo If you l'njoy pubhc con lli<'l. have flOOd com munical1on sk1ll!1, tixl·c ll ut analytic r~t·nrch pro· jec.U & li~hl dl'vt•IOPlnl! research survcy q ut<s · tionters .. Coastbn1' Ctim· mwtlly College 1n f"m!n· tuln Valley (ti dyo11m1c. mnovativf• collr 11l' > ii< In· terested In ttl~1·u11111nti th is te mpo rary s i x monlh pos1t1on. Apply hy Spm, May 18. 19?9 to Coast Commu ni t y Col lege Di s t. 1370 /\dams. Cotta Mei.u. Ca (714) $S6-S947. t:: 0 1':. MIF E:xpr'd waltteu needed days Wee~ends only ... .................... 1 ~~~~ I.!'", \l, 1-. 111.111111.111 lluul• ~.1l1· •. C .111 un •llf / • l rt • u-.1nm1·r., "• f11r111-.h pr•11 .. 111•cl 1••1 II I 111 1· ... 11 ... H f , ... ,,,...x TR.AIHEE Mt.•Jil) J11l1 t .. r rr L! h 1 pi·r•,on 1'1 11111 'har111~ & ~r .. uµ h r·a llh 1\p pl v lhu.-. rri Lloyd l't· I l"ntrol 51lli ~; l>~l'I'. <;~1111.1 /\n.i Sall Mak1nl! . .\1J I" 1-'t•rn,ilt.• Satl1n~ exp lll'lpllJl 1;1~ IK<!.1 SALES H1olOl!Y ur h1 r hl'm1sl ry rna Jor to sol1c11 IJuMnl'~-. & <ha)(nOSllt''l llVl!r lht.• ph<lll\' Ill !:\ll'WIJC}rl lkh Ha "l" • c·om m 1:-.s i o n 714'64S-21l 1. 7.ak "> \I.I·~"> I-. \II H w-.. 1\.-.M'llanl Mj!r. <.: .\1 h46-41Hll =--.tl1· .. t acl\. r>l 111111· rr1111ur•• & cx1wr '"'" ~IJ W UalhoJ Bl\ ii :-.; II SALESLADY O"'r :111 \ r<> 'llart S71~> mo H1•nt'fih 11 "1! ti ))Jo,1111 ~ S111111C~. <!1;:1 I· 1;1hSI (" M SALES '-11 (11w J1·w1•l r" •Ii· ,11-:n"r ofl•·r" pi·l'"ln I' T p11-.1llllll "' lllfUr<' 111 r"'l'"rl'lhl" 117.t!UI ,. 1411111:111 " ... 111·-. 1·1'JH'I I f.•111 i.nol4 ldt: d•• ... 1r .ilol1• Iii I i7 ~ 1 .(q .:11 UiO'/ -,..,1,.... ;'o.1•1•11 rll'll\ t•rv ,\ ·''"'I" r• .. 11111'1 •• ~,; '"•>'-"< .._,,i. ' 1r•1 1111 1i. rm.1111•1,1 . h1 l 1ollh II \: \l1r.11P \ '.11.1lo•-.1111"' r''"'" '"I 1 ,, "l•lrl l\l\d I \I "Jh pn,rt ll•t• It t • '' nrnrn1 ..... I'" U1•t.1d t ""l.\1 If" h111' \1 u I h.a, 1 ,, 1,., t \ p••rtt•ft• • ...,.,Ith t•\t•" '-\ ~C.'L'~l'Utl rii,I ~\.I.I ~.11•·" lh•I ail nfl 11·•· 'Ill' phi" ,'f,, ... 1al1on"n I· 11 ll 11111 .. 1~1·11111•'--·" .111 I··•• •1ppt ."1:'li!l:?I:! \Ir W1 .. 1 :".. I' W I' I) H I' ST1\ 1'111:"1 t-:ll:i S.ALES/Shoes Look wi.: l11r c a r,•,•r 111111dl'Cl ind1\'ldual fo r fa~l l!r11w111).( r11mp;111 y dcahn.: m h1~h fash111n v.om1.-n 's shCM.•s L<x.·att"1 111 Fai.h11m h lnn1•rv necd'l p<'o ple ror th\' following ~1t1on: NURSEllY SALES FUii time Position. mu~t huve cxpcn cncc. A grt'at apportuntty 1( vou enjoy the outd oor s Cnm - rrussion plus hourly rat'" r 11•a'le 3pply In pcr~on Monday thru fo"'ricJay ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 Sen Joaquin H11l11 Road COM 640-5944 Whaf11 YourTrade7 $1.77 per Day Thal ·s little lo pay for an ad In the Daily Pilot Servi~ OirectorY that c11n ftllablish )'OW' pro(egjOl:'~tl ide.nllty. •·or more 1n· fonmuon call &U-66711. - ~·-----· DAil V ptLOT Thurtday, May 10. 1979 C~ & • tw.W..W 71 ..... W..e.d 71 HelpW..t.4 7100 .. !!!!£!!'! ...... ~!.~! IOll I ..... w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... •-IOIO Mii••••-1010 ,._&o...i. lffO ...... ,.._ 9040 ....................... ···•··················· ··········•·t•••······· ...................... . eeete••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U min lhi~l r r Tup(·on SALIS Would )'OU bite lo 'l'r••net". a111t·rnhly 13 25 11uw. MCI 1en11 re. 3 1.-n11 OrHd 01Walnt1 ThrUt Shoo May 1 llh ., 12lh n 2J Vlctorl11. Onn11t1 Co u nl y C h •rll y Oric..U••Uon L.UeiCIA•I TAGS New Herbe l Oellah t. U p r I., h l p i • n o, '71 Relnell aa · u bln from your bualneH c.rd. H8tlel W111tllhl r..o.1 Pr<>· mahoaany. xlnt cond . cna11er, xlnl cond, 211 bp Send cwi card for ... ch airam o n ey Ila ck MUeotrer 41M·3413 OMC, xtru. •196. Call Malle SlC>O·l.500 mnthl)' St<-unly hr Nr OC alrpon w1dt1 ll'h'. 11t1rn1hrd PIT. Mut h more f /T •1001 • n 1u1h 1115 4D9 -tll32 taa plu. °'"' 1par~. We OuarantoeM.l--. . 53&-llS3 re tur n pe rm1ane nl1L ...._ o.!·•~ Ki ... _. 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Call d):o 7 14 /K94 !1211 1 , o r :!IJ.14:10 37 10, l!Vt:b 7141846·6 IOJ 114: .. ..; H 15 r .td t.11 lt rt•s 111..1011 "'' tlruµ ll•ar thl. I 1• r 1 ,, r 1 u m . !'I 5 ..: a I .1 •I u .1 r 1 u Ill . h I cl I( 11~11t•nal M.1) I:! l:J. 10 ti t'J 11.1\ :Jlli.5 1 J1•"'l.'I St Su l.1,.:ui1.1 2 ':in 'e:ih. J\ l>C r1·f n~. 1rn1 lmll'I. !Junk bl·d.,, 11111o1· 1•amp111i.: & furn H'U'.O Lt)', (.'oyotl'S C rt. t'lrt VI) !lfi3·9'JI I l'\lrn111trl', d ot he.... m ht' ::-.11111•• u ntqs 3 rd & J:L.;m1nt'. CclM Sat ~ t11 I:! Re.ale Joh.n Wayn1· Tt·n ru:. 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Qtr Th m:m., I yr:., ~:n~ sho"'' p ro., lll'l't ~17 ~1 Jew.try 8070 •.•.•..•••..........•.. lt\llt-:(;i.;\t S 'l'h;1tlantl rull\ \i I 1\ 1·l·r1tf1l·tl. 2 11:i l.,1r.1h. \'trll'ra hi 1·111. Mf)(J(1 (.'.ti I i 11 !Ii,') lllKKX ~tr S,1 \ Jg1· S"'l'l'l m1•ll11" \o., :-.lwp mall'. 1; 'r-.. !!rt ... lo..11J... MochiMry 8078 :~n ;h'<:Ui1 •'\,.,!Hi:! t;:r;1't •••••••••••••••• •• •• •• • UcWall 12" rad1:il arm t-Jll,! S.·11 f'r 111·1·d .. rm I 11 ''I"" II 7!1U S:Jllll r' rm n111 ,'<. '"""'"'"' h11nw .111 •>m l!·llt:I Ila) ~.:! 'liOll 1•1 t'' Fumitur~ Miscellmt~oui 8080 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •................•..... t'.\Sll l'i\11> 1-'or got u ... t,.I fur11 ;1nl1 1111"'•\/l'lrTV".%7 111 :1:1 **I BUY * * t:1 ••I ll'l"I Furr11tur .. ii. \1111ll J11l'l'' Oil I 14tll "'II or ~t-:1.1. fur You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 8 ll-962S ~11,..1· po1t1•d pla11h & h:in)!1ng 1M1t:s. from ... 1111 l11xtrali.: S5 up tilllit~l!I \' wrought iron 11al111 Im ""·;it rr .. 1111., rlt'l'rl'\ ,.u,h1un ' Sl!U 11 ffl'r till~ 71>1\J l>ra pe-ro r LI ntl:t m ()(I l'I Uluff;. condo. ltkv 111·'4 (' 0 n ti M a k l' II r r 1• r ~7(»!1 COPY MACHINE 002 71J:1:1 1•\'1•, T1frJ11~ ' n11·mlJ1·r-.h1p , .ml. ~1•1 lll'h t'luh, ~I i'.1•n1th l'IJOWI•· r \' . $1~. ll:ird OJI. IJtJrrn. :-1.·t ~\Al 7.).1 l.IU:!I l11ll-rnnlt·n• :...p.11·1· .! 1'1111-. 11.orlwr Ill 't t'tm1·t.1r) k1•,t 11fr l~Ui if/ Ill 11 l"'"l' St:> 1•a, ~11111 l'11111 h $1,'i. f,omp' ~Ill. ~nq tahl1· ... Siii. 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Y.tHHI "IJllr,, m;1111 & Jlh N 11 trlr $1>75 K-iti :~l:rJ a, Wot1tl Ya1411, ,..,11.,, lnl1 l2' HOUStlOA T 1-:tii.: ~:xtr;,, X Int t·1111d l11•rft'•·t r11r ;J ... knit s:l,!1511 lrJll1· l).\;j .r,311 h11Jt•away or J.:Ut''' h111h1· SI II. (. ,\T I:> X Int l'Otttl ~u. ... t •~· m11\ l'<.I t11 'our \!'' ·r 1 11 • I 11· • r.11 1•r .1 L'Xlra-, OlU"1ltl.; Ill"' Ip. "'1 t'lllt Sl:J,c1ho .... lt1fr li7:171117 .,11.kr .olt urrl'r' Jt'fr\ (' ... Ofr rurn1Lun· fl:ok i;;>-()(t7 . ~, . .,. "'''L'a1I :tx ... 111 a,.;" clt-sk.,, S75 Chair... 54Kt 11( l•---------•I I.It ml'I \ 111\0 l11·nt;1. ail th<:m. S2 SJ 1\ll .. urplu, loath. MaintetHlftC~/ '"a"' ,~111.. w<'nc·h1'' & furnttun• '.· off'""" _.SerYice 90 20 rll!l!llH! .\ln•.111)'" 11" Wtiud. hhran t.11.I··~-:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hH•rl' to IJ .. ;1\ (,:... • ll ... \I.:-.• (() •·ni: r.·p .. tn·it r ... ,.. .,,•It ~13 ~7ti 5;,75 ur µa1nt. mu1ntl·n:in('P 7 -• t u .. :Al."' 754 f>W:lalt fll'm for .1ppl I I t.,;, ,,uw t;Jl ~17 8087 ....•....•..•.•.......• llt\'Ort'o'(J '·" rtf11·1·' Sth 1•r Mi n :'>1 l'•t11tll1· p1111 111p IJlootl llrtl'. l.157 is:rJ(1 PimtOS & Orqon' 1090 •..............•....... • • • • • • • • 'LA YER PIANO Sll1\HI ' ~.\~\' XTI(,\.') ~,\llY (j JL \:\U l 'I \'.'.• t STt:I:"\\ :\ \' L l'Hl<:l lTS Hl::'.'."l'Al.S A \'Al I. Pauf'• ftiano Sho~ i28 W 19th CM ~ i li:! •••••••• looh,,ower 9040 ..................•.... iK !->1'.1r;.t1 :1311 T~ ttlll oln1t"' x:, h•111r' l.•1.11li•tl ' I~ lllph phL., !"II Ill l'tl 1111 tr ,1il1·r !'tlu~l ..... 11 lx·-.1 111 ll•r 7l l -82 I 6 thome I S46· I 200t wort&I A-.k fur .l1·rn l'i·rk111 ... :!I ;-.; .. \,I r .... 11 I r\11 t ' :!:!50.\11 7."1 hr.. I r I 1 S.Jl'nf11 l' 1,~j I I••:! 15 l\r,..trm Wh;.l1·r ;111q1 t-;, rnrudt'. 1 rlr ;, 11111• 11111 15 hr-U'-•'. 1mrnal·ul<1t1· s::;.21.1.1 I' I' l1i:1 K:tl" • ~htll'k :!~ (11 I I l'l)\'l'"'. S.·ai.:1111 0 II 1111 11h. lf>I.> ;!t'l\0;1 "11111 , :S:l:!IMI I lJ~., f~llt 11~11 t'\ I'',",\;.! 'IKljli tl 11f111 ('.1L Ito rat't' l~IWl>t>••tf "' trlr ~I JIHI ..... ·1:11~1 1:111.>.>-1;1 :u l'hµ1wr -;;,, F c; \'Il l". I> F lo.111111 ml'll'r !illl,!0 1 71·1 ~hi :~1:1:J l:lfl 1 · .. ·111111• "' lratll'r. '\1•14 111 71i I l.ortll\' u-.cll ~w:.!:• 'I "·l •.1lu1· m:1iii1.1 loah, SlifK/ Dock" 9070 \\,1111 .. 11 ~11 Sl1µ l'1Jr I l.1nc1ni.: I.imp., 11111111·r ill .. l.•lllt•tl i.:1. ...... ,1n1u1111· \\ '""·•Jo! s;,·, l ".t n•· .1nt J,!Old f1ru ,h 14 ,y,<11.! $12:1 < n ''·'I ..t1.111111· I 1 •· r 14 ~l4.1i.::.1.·,11 l'at111-. ... :11.! hl!hl rl\tllrl' :O.IH f•lil 7M!I You Love Her lw.1u11ful l'hrt" l'rart t:!IJ• 1 lh fil·IX or 1:!1:1 1 11..) ·,j1::1 1:11 .. ·n 141111: lt.11k lhatr " 11l:ill·hin,.: 11lt11111a11 ~llO f~\11 iOl!I Th,., o\1111 h t r' l>.I\ '' 11.! M 11111 .1 >-'.rl'l.1111}! ,111 d1\ w11rld 1,..111 ,li.111 1111 ~u11J:iy. M .1y I ~th ~t-:~:U :Ji' ...;(,11' FllH :-. \If, 1\•k for l'~11 1h1.1 . . ..r. .cit 21 .,hp 111• ur moor Will t'Xl'h m:11nt. rut:cf!>all I'"'""'"'' lii5 1 lti2 T\\11 a11r11·11L duh l'll.ttr'>. ~~, rnr pu1r 'I'\\ rt 111 .. ,. Ill' I 1·a,111n;1I d1.11r-,, '$;!:, fur p111r ~)II• !1:!!11 .tfto•r .) :1 111· -.1•et111nlJI. t'11ffr1 • la hit'. lar1111 taltli· & a l' ,.,..,., . z:,· l'l1ltir T\'. '1·n j.!tMllf 1•t111tl. fj7~1·li/i;!lj • ~·.or ., K1·1111111ri· Ill y l>UI y 1·:11·1· l>r v1•r St1•r1•11 1'1111 .. 1111· .• 1111 "'''k •11111~r1:1 1;1r1., 7 1111·1 ,. l11lr 111 ..... 1. "° I oltlllll\' l11•tl fv 11111' ... 1.orwl \:•••1 1, 1 , :~1111 I 111111·111("" 11 11 111111 hko· 11• w H 111111 lo l'I·"' I<. ol1111111·· 1111 kl.111 111111··"" 11111 .... 11 ............ •hi '. 'I,/ 1\-lltl I 11111111• l.11•1•· • 1l1l•1111• 11\ ll.1kl'I l•I I t.I'• 'w t I ll'llVI" '"' Ill w1•I•'. Ill • ~• 111 l'•l•I .. ,,,,.~, lo•M :.:.:.11 l xprc.,~ y11ur lov1· ur .1 1>.11ly Pilot M uthn' Uay (1n·t·t1ne:, Ir·, l•I'\' W rtrt· y11tir ml·~,.1~t· ro ltr t/nl' of our rlirl't· 1 v nvl'rttt'ttl "'l'> .111<1 bring tr It! .1ny Dady Ptlr>r ofrl,c prio r ft) IH)4)fl MJy I I 1h O r. )llU 111.1\ 111,1d .1 d 1pp1n~ 1>f ch1.· l'iirdn Wlfh )'11ur rnn'>·•.C.t' .111.I p.1 yn wn1 111 D.1tl y Ptlor. '~(I \\' 0 .1v Sc Box I )(10 . <.m r:i Mt·.,,1, C 1 1)2(,2(1 looh. Spttd & Ski 9080 ..••..•.....•..•.•.•••. IK' _.· Ort1l')!l1 E>.et' In hull. :!3.'1 Ill'. n11nt t•uml. 1u1. ... ur \Ira' l'I' jljfi.jt;.lti T1 mnportation ················•······ 9120 ....•............•..... lhi.:h prupt·rt~ T1\X ES l l wn 1·Jm<· l'HO I' t:i :"l.'\llhdi .\S l'IHC ES' then 1•am1· \'0t1· w"l'IY Am <'n l':i' DALE'S RV Reintal & Sales, Inc. SFO. LA, Ocn\'l.'r I IMJ·lj54·113!J!I o u\s ttlt• t';iltf VOLT ~l'M !tl'M. 1111 -.1·11. 1111 ,.,. !Jj•r s.mu 11111 1 1101111" 54!1 ~w~ 1.11l111t11l111n11 $1:,11 11 111• 11 Now •1111 ,, fv 111._,1 .. ,1.,it Slf'~1 1'1(.11 'I t\1 '""I•• I 111111• l1111w11 Ill l.111 1'11IMl/111·,1 Motorind likes 9140 $1'1:1 :1:Ai 111 :1•1 ••Ii ·1:"1 'lllH 11 Mfll(JUAn• IU RVll.t IQ 3848 Campus Ortv1· ~·4741 <Ar ross from • Oransc Co. Airport 1 Equal Oppor Em ployl.'r SECRETARY T\·h·r>hrnw S:1l1•-, I.I! Na !tonal Co nt•t."Cb % ~al1·~ p1•n<tlfl~ lo work frttm nor ufr 111 lrv1111• Salarv 1 t•omm & bonu., C11 '"1111 lns urum'l' t'u ll & l':irt lime shifts av;ltl l'hmw :-,.W.3IOI ask for /\n1t:1 TELEPHONE SALES Outstanding oppty for 2 p e o p le o r lc n trd secretaries with good Newspaper subs Your secret.arial s kills to Joan phone, 4 lo S h rs 11 llay our Cate ring & Sales C!oo & up com m wk Dept. Enjoy excellent Jojcp, pref. Over 21. I U rompan)' benefi ts. Apply Newspaper l::nt. ~·&45.J 1n person Mon /F r i , lto31'MOnly __ 9am-l2noon, Personnel. Tow truck d n ver nct'dcd MAlllOnHOTEL Must live CM. c xpcr on 900NewportCente r Dr ly.646-96311 Newport Beach -------Equal()pporEmpl)'mlf Tow Truck DM vers ex· per 'd. Top pay. Apply G &W T o win g . 740 14 SecurilyOlficers·M/F Ohms Way, C.M. 642·1252 We h ave i m mediate ---.....;..... __ _ TRAINEES ..... CMC., 8 01 0 .•••.............•..... l"llt-:l<:llT 11/\Mi\C; l'.11 tl(fl'l 10 IN'I' !"!Al.I·: ·1:1rn1 W Warlll'I 111 lla r t.101 Si1111!1 t\11.1 !1'/•1 :•!ti' I I '/\Sii l'All 1 w .. 11r11lry1 •• , IC ..f I lj.('1, workt11J! ur 11111 11:17 111'1 I H/\HC:/\INS lh o·d 11·1111:.,, Wllhf'll, <lryt '>, w1r 111 . lw11I bu)">, w1· .,..1 v n11vl 11 .. 111 AJ>t>I !">Jll l1J 11 . :1.141 43:111 WAStu:ns. 1>1tvt:1ts . 'ffiASll <;OM I' J\CTOltS flt.'(.'Ol\dilion1"CI, ltk1• new , I yr guar antee. dcllv1•ry Sl25 to $17~. None higher. Appliance Town. S54·S432 M1&ytag Gas Drye r 600. 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FORTUNE l'1111t1.1c.G:'IH' Codilla<: 9915 ..••.•.......•••.•..••• • O ran<Je County's Eldorado C e-nt•r • PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR NEW 1979 CADILLAC MOW! • '75C'hcH•lle :i.1ahhu I ""nr. xlnt, S'.!250. /\IJl' 117!1 5.'!7(k.J y 155ti·~t!l:>tit>H• '77 lmpalo. t•Xl'tllt-nl 1•11nd, ;ill frreway miles. AM f.\1 X lrul'k. :11r. ;;II po11.1 r ~1.100 751 <\.KttO 'ift !\tont" 1':1110 I'S I'll . ,Ill JUl<t -...r)l~I I i'I :~•n, itr l\1nl.!,w11t11I I· .;t<il <' \\ :1gon I ownl·r lo rn 1 l!OtJIJ run111111: 1 und SIOOU 1~12 ~5!til '71 No1 u htc•hllk. 1\l ', I'S. PB. r:.iuiab, I own1 . 1m 1n . .1t', 5'!2.1·. 4!1:l :i:1·, 1 Ovysle-r 9 9 2 5 ....................... 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA COUPE l••• .......... ~ °'-.O''••··· Al h .-...-A.-O(•M.. ,. ...... '73 FORD WAGON COUNTRY SEDAN \'ll, :iutomalll' 1r11n:. • ,11r c·11nd . pwr i.tC'cnni: & hrakt''>. roof raC'k, r<1ct111 & "'"' 11r1·--11ma .1•z 1 51295 ~:,111r1 ·, 111 µm ;, 1:1 i!1 ATLAS CHRYSLER PlYMOUTH Oprn P ally & Sunt1.1y •t1J 111 l'\1 ~1~11 1.11 hf,r 111\ ii l'oi.t a ~h·'·' 946-1934 ·73 1'11110, lo m1 . 25M l'C i n • .it ~ ·" • r u t>f t :i 11 i-mo1t11 u-.1 !).1)(.44!.17 9960 ......•.....••...•.•... 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE SEO AN \'ii .. 1utom,1t11• I r~111.., p"'r ... tt·tnnl! & hr:ik• .. ;ur 1'(11111 • -,µIll ~wut . ,·111) I lc~I f ,l(fl(l & w ... w t1n•., 11~\ ,\f). SJ8'5 ~.llf.llrl'' II) pm ~> l:l-i !I ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH t11J1·n l>.111\ &Sundoy Ill 111 l'~t 2!l2!l flnrhor !llvll I n-.t.1 M1.•'\;1 '7:! ltanC'hPru SUO. 351 t' 546-1934 St1K·kto11 ~hl'll 1-'.1.v l.1rt -1975 PLYMOUTH lhtC'h E~ln l ••onll '52151• K.l.>-i;l'.>iti. K.'n '121!fi Fury Custom 1!173 Furn l!am·hern. air, \ \1 F~1 \\ H t r.11·k rn«I(' l'am11t·r ,h,•11 w 1'ihd1n:.t '411111111\ '>1 ark i-i.. i l!JX Suburbon l'ltl years of expen cm·l· un vour side Prov1dtnit l'onsultatmn & ··rn the fi••lll " appraisals to pru d1>11t owncr.i & prospl!l' ll\'C buyt·r" uf 1:--IVE ST M ENT ;1utomob1lcs. It tukes u professi onal t n 111· tcrm lne r eal valUl' 714/557·7752. 3187 A A1rway.J, Costa Mu.a, c.:a 92626 WE P/\Y TOP OOL.l.All for Lop used car .. ·furcr"'n domcslu·, ur c•l,1i-... 11·, 11 )'OUr car is extr.1 1·!\':111 !ow U.'i FlltST' l•--------••I Ja~ j 1j X.IS, Silver. rl'll k·other 111tc•nc)r. :.!2k .\1 1 :-.t111roo1r. AM FM ... tcn·u . i.lnt l'Olld Sl2,5oo. tlay 71 4 1 :.11 337-1 . eve!\ 'i I~ 838.8f,JO <.'OJI) 1', 1-.1 St . ~ant:.i .\11.1 Ci'l41r,.r,g 11111<1 NABERS eitrlfffar) \'IC. auto tranc; . i-unmof. .11t 1·11n1l . f1Wr 'h'••1111i.: & l1r,d.e· .... l1·all1t•r . \~I r \I 'tt·rN1 \\ )( l1 ,wk 1.11M.·. 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J IM M/\RJNOVW um 1 Hcor h Blvd HUNTINGTON llf':M.'11 842-2000 19'11i M e r r . W1 111d~· kt'storcd Xl11t 1·01111 Mu s t Sel' ::.!1.ouu ttl4·!'> T.16. 'w f''onl ConvC'rt Fulrn11 Xtra shorpl' 2Htl c11 2 $t250. 963·6.M~ ;i(t S pm wkdys ---- '[ii\ Font Pick u1•. ~Ill 1·n~ Looks & run" l!ooll 4!16-6747 ~ "1 '" o~°'"" c~ ~2.'i I l<irbt•r llh ti l'OST1\ !'11 f-.S,\ 979-2500 WE BUY USED CARS C1\LI. UM'(I C•Jr ~l!r 540-5630 1w.1m;\t;h\1 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WANTED! l..H1· 11111d1•I 'I t1\1)1.I' \'oh11!-., I '1r k11p .... ~· \ .iw. C•tll u. .. today• '"' Hwioor l h4 CM!e M•te "' 6U-00l or !>40·'467 2 '37 Ford P1ckur1~. 1><1r1 s -$CASH FOR CARS 1·ars. Sl!iOO. · 3?I Do<h!1• t>1ckup. $l200 a<i 1s. ·;1,i I' I y m o u l h S l'll a n . ~/Firm 556-tJJ(l ·r.2 Corva1r. nl'W v.1111· tires. needs work, $.100 11!14-2407 . 1!151 f'ord Pll'k up. l"i 1·cllcnt runn1ni.: c·ond1 lion. f(Ood resloratwn µroJect 675·781~ ror 111 lormat1on "WW... Drhes 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T111> <1111lar fur 1·lt·11n '""" & lrtll'ks. [111111 rur or n111 ' HOW ARO Chn r olet I.love & ~uiu l :...1 , tNtar M:wArlhur nnst11I &• J :imhor,.1• 1 N f'.:WPOHT ltt-:J\C 'll Coll1·~c St u<ll'nt 111•1•1t-. aulumohtl1· foi .a ppr fl\ imutcly $1 511 1:.io 21~1; Will buy or haul ,1w11y In••· run111n1¢ or JUllk r.1rs ~4074 'il Travelall. Auto. PS. Autos, Imported PB. air. 3 ~as tanks ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2:550. 96CH097. GeMral 9 70 l J!l76 OMC Jimmy, tu mileage, many extras. Make offer. 714/979·3180 Tnidll 9560 ...•••..............•.. Can't &-11 Your Car .. CREVIER MOTORS PAYS TOP DOI.LAH For Clean UsC'd lmpmts ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olli M ike or !Jon '72 Datsun pickup, 8~ 835-317 I tinll, camper 1be1l, Orig. paint beige. R eally MfalloMto 970~ Clean.12.,350.6'5--8625. • •••••••••••••••••••••• i s Luv wtlh camp. shell . Map, am/tm 8 track. mio.~1•1 ·n 8~W :illll 4 -;µcl , uir. 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Ju m i. ti1·yl li'\ptl . 1·u-.1nm 1nll·riur $5.111111 (Jll(I (°"2 K4.50. t~W 17211 1000 I l.111.x>t 1\11,<t cu .. 1.11\/\t .... 1 ')40 '>100 '72 El ()(lrndn t'on' 1•rll hlr Hu~wl ('XI \\ txmc lt·ath•·r 1111 I< "'rY opl Xlnl l"On\I S.1 uuu. ll'i t r r l':11 mlll•al!l'. ::.Ll'reo. l\'ilOJ '19fi :1.<.1~1 '77 TIO. 5 . ._p<I. \ (', l)fr 1;.1:;.;!21:H1•v1•' ·;2 Mcrct.'<les JSOSL, IJlk s lercu. <i!t mp.i. ss:;oo 11 n h I k • It k e n C' w • 89K !lll!l:l l'\ , ... Sl..:!_,OOll ·~r_rl·r PP fl'1 2 1s1:.; - t:n3 Tnumph 7511 ""'"" l.'1,IU I m1 ~I Ol)l1 ~sji;I !1:!;1:1 W ('ad1ll.1<' l'oup<• dt' \> llll• hut rf. II hr. ll ll. , ru1 'l1'. I\ Irk. \.\ lrl' huh<;. m :111\ xl ra~:~Wl mlll''<ll'll 1.11.; '16 450 SL. Rt-d. \lh11lu1t• Iv h1•.iu11ful 2!i h m1 (1r1 g o v. n l' 1 VoCksWCICJeft -9770 l'r.1(11,I' ,\1 11,l ....... r11111 S2 I . 01)11 . r I r m 7 I I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!l'ill l';ll· dl• \ "'" 1.1k1· Mll-~'23 VW Huvrnf.! troullfi· Sl'll mt•r b " •If hm i••rt '''k I 1 ,1 1•n:,!1n1" autom.1111· J'l{l)J',\:-.'E ~;urupt•;111 ·7:! IOI! \'our l'ar'• Tr~ 1i-. T••J• 1111! oi:.tu,.ll~I ·,;,; x IW d11llar ;•. 1ct lor ''' "11t ' llnnr. your 1·J1 r to J im .\1.1 r1 II O \ Id k ._"' .ti.' I' II 11'!711 li...•;1• h llhil llunt ·~· t'.•d :-.tin 1t. \ 111· ''"lll'r 1 ,1r \Int 1·•llltl ~HI 1;.1i; • .r.11 t1,1 n ' ill r:id1v ;!l0,tle)l,l.irn1,., .\l ust t ll lllrd I -,i-.• i\fl5, lii\:1 5/i:ll S I 195 I .\IJll t'' 10 pm > I.I i!I ATLAS, CHRYSLER . • P\.YMOUTH t1111·n Ji.uh I( !'.11nd.11 '111 111 1·~1 :!'12'1 ll.1rlw1r 111' ti ( .. 1.11\11 ·' 546-1934 •DATSUMS • Laf"C)e !>ele'dlon Of All Model~ SAJ.t•:S l.t•:i\."l °'t; l'AllTS ~cit \ H'~. liMJlll .!M~ ll,\ ll Ullll Ill.\.' I> 540-6410 540-021 J '76 DATSUH 8210 li.11110 m1i1·.... I 1 \I \lll'f'll. n f•W p:11n1 Ot'W 11n-. 111111'1tl.1.i1•a11 $3066 *J.C. FORTUNE l'unttn1· c; ;\H.' 2000 E. 1:-.t St . s.111ta Ana (7 M 15!jlj I 00<1 i:l SI I. Xlnt t unit l.1,hl " "-lrl' .... hJ, 121"~' m1. ll'.Jlh tnlr s1:1.uol'f. l'h r.l l·l~ltJ X:t:I :11:10 ·n 1:.11SEL. llrn'4n. lo mi Xlnt t•c11111 1;1: 1::111 !-opq~l:t'I~. C ll M I~~\~ Hl1lt Crl>I s.,ioo "'t .. rr (14."i 11:»1:1 .. , l\l ('r1 1•!11•\ S1J\·1•r w hlk 111l 111 n-11 nawh•-; .. i 11 l!l:l KJ1.:1 l.1fl:... I. Alloy,, $111,501) ·1;1 MHZ 11'11 . L111t.1'<t11· m nd11 1on ~111110 tlll<I ;:1011 \'al l-'.11·~ l!WU 2'44~L. lwilh 1u1 .... \Int I lllll. ,llJl1t 11.t\I· t" ..., ... l ff .q..1prp 1·1.i11• Sl:!,'l:'tll ti73 :r. "" 1.14 :t2'.!0 t .rav1n1-: S1tcn f 1n' 1!171 :01 Sl'.:I. 3 ;, l.11xunuu' Ltd f'.d1t1on , fullv 1·11w 11 ~ auto · f':Jt•c• !lunroor ~nt <'Ono ~fJO & T C1 I' ~ ----MG 9742 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 MG M1df(ct . 1\M FM 1•ossl'lll'. new lire~. ii real 'lh~J>('. s:i.~~·0526_ MG8 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 MGB-GT . clun. lo mi 's. A M /Jt"M . n e w l'lutch . S3r,Ou firm R3H941l. '""°' 9741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111.'IMl 11 ... ,,.h \ ... I. 1 .. 1 7,, :....·11111· h•·11 •' " l1ru Franl. ~1annn ur '1'11111 'lrl) 111111 .di ~tr ....... 11111..,1 1\Jlnn :.l·ll ~I XllU 111· ( lllll'I' '70 VW Hu~. t·~1111 ~nil. ~unrOc)L nth.I!"' hi•,, ... upcr 111nd1l.11n $219.1 C'.11111\ 1,1,, 1111, e\ l" .~Ill llM!I ~.t\",.!l't\ .. th1,1·lt1,•H ,. !t IM"' Im• Hd1ll <'II~ 'Int t'ulltl. $;1-1:,11 111 It-t i 3tl 11'.;j:I '71 JIU(, lthil l'lll.! Ill-If $1t!-'ltl '.Jl'I .¢127 'i.J \'W lh1,hcr :t tlr (iT. I 'I.Ill Jlf, ,l ln rrn, (;tHlll t111 J!,t:. $1!•Jll 'jltli f,tli(l.ift •• 'iK l'un,_1 Wht l1lk. I•\ Ira' ~:!km1 1\-,ktni: Si,.:j.~J j J.I '.°ll:X 2."l'lli ~I !'15.1 Camaro 9917 ...•.••...•.....•...... 1974 CHEVROLET C.AMARO \ut• 1m:it11·. p~ r ... , , 1•r1n1 ~ h1·Jkt• ... :11r 1 011d '' r:1tlJu Lte X7 ll ZT $2988 THEODO..RE ROBINS FORD · 2060 HHISOtUlVO. c OSTA MESA ,64J·001p i7 C '.<1 m ;11 Cl LT .. di I"'" 1· 1 hk1• Ill'\\, J.Jk lt'.l Ill I 1 H'' wkml. 1::11 ::r:11 '7ti \'W nu .... '" mll1•.1t!•' 9920 M.21JO firm CNvrotet t~10·.-1 l!l3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 \'W 411 Porsrhl' cnl! aul11.m1nt 1·ornl. '.\lt•1·h own1•ct . \Int mil•·' $3111!0 hl·~I tJ (r i\;\I 6\."l-2276 ----tB square hat'k. look~ & run11 ttood. SI : . .'00 675 234!1 '72 Porto11 l'amp1 . :ttl11t l'Ond. llC\\ t trt!,. l:.l re• ll.900Uble ofr Wiii I.Jc IH' repll'd 644·41187 alt s 30 l'M '69 t'ONVT Xlnt cond t'hruout, Yl·llow w/blk int $.2,500. !;;II !1500 FINAL 1978 CLEARANCE! on Com:irt>~. C'upr1r1•-.. Mllrtl' Carlo... \1 uhhu• & ~ .. , 11<1 IJra-;f 1r rl·<li11· lion"' SAVE MOW!!! COHNElL CHfVIOLET 'K:'4 ll.11 I··· l\h" t I~ I 1\ 'VI~~ .... \ S46-l 200 1972 CHEVROLET MALllU COUPE S 1700 DISCOUNT I )ff Of r'ar-torv W1ndo~ Stwker Pnn · l•:xp1n•' 10 pm 5 13 i!J ATLAS CHRYSLER PtYMOUTH 0111•n 1);111~ & Sunl1;i\• •t" Ill "~1 ~2'1 11.irhnr Hi l'f ·10 .... 11 /I.• ( lllllllr) ~ j.!11 l1Ul11. 111r. n1<1f rJc k. ,di pwr. ud t ontl . ~1 .:w11 0.-'1 t&MfJt 1979 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2 DR. \'Ii. Jlll11 tr.111.. 11" r '"'l'Mlll.! & hr,1k1•' I 1nl1 ti 1•1,, r.111111 1 tht11111 ... t't'l)I "ll'llH'' f..I 111111 1" ( 11.11~·:?21 S5295 ATLAS CHRYSLER' . PLYMOUTH 11p .. 11 ll.1dv /I. S11t1tl.11 1111111'\I ~~1 ll;crh11r 1\l\ll l'lllol.1 M ,.,,,, 546-1 9 34 H,111• ·1~1 lrn pc•n,d 11111., i.:r1 ·a1 111 ·ru. l•111k ... 1•11111! mJ, l1r.1l..1• "'nt I. ~, 1111 :.:~1 l~l~~I 1979 CHRYSLER MEWPORT 4 DR. \'II. nutu tr<in~ I'"'' Sll't'Mltl! ~ 111 akt•,, I Ill '~h1'l.•I. d 1·l· r•".•r ~ 1111Jt11.1. dt'fr1>~lc•r 1·10\ I roof. """" rallrJI ltn.:" .t mur1" ( U.17-!U I $6895 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH OJ'lrn lh1ly & SundJ~ 'Ill 10 l'M 2'J29 ll:irbor Blvd (..'~ta l\1('!'8 546-1934 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA COUPE 1979'FORD FUTURA COUPE r. cyl • autom11t1<·. trans . f.l~T i-tecnng & hrukr..,, 1\ M f'' M s t t• r l' 11 w•l'ai.s~tte & wi.w llrl'~ t~WCL.1 S4695 f':xptrt''-Ill µm " t:J i 'I ATLAS CHRYSLER PlYMOUTH Op1•n !lad~ & S1111tla~ '111 tO f';\1 ::."J~l I l.1 rhur Ill\ ti t'11:.t.1 M1·,a 546-1934 Maverick 9947 •....••.......••.•..... 71 :'llaH•nd ... Ill•\\ fJUIOI. ttll po'4c•r . 1011. 1111h•' \t,1J..1• 11Her !lf>n flii:fi 'i l Crahllt'r :.'llr ,\\I F\I ra.~'l'lt1• 4ti.01'MI lfll. \ (". PS. I'll. 1, 1 \I l!tK)ll < 1111cl Sl!i.111 117'1 x~1:!:1 ·;:! ~l.11 <; r .1 hh•·t HH: 111~"· 11r11.: ""'"''' 0111to. :.! 111 ,, , ..•• I \I Sl5\lfl X:Cl >!XIII '77 FORD 2KMI' 1, • 1 I I tluor . u • .,111t1ful r• .,f 1•01111 Imm ;II' 111 l'. 11111 5:, :Y-1 ti7.J ;;1fl Mef"cury 9950 •.....•..••...••••.•... < 1(( \:-.t; ~: t '(I\ '\;TY ·s NEWEST l.INt"OL:\ ~ 1-.tll'l I! Y DI-. \U.l<Sllt I' RAY FLADEBOE 1.11\COI.\; M ~:IH"l'l<'r' ltt IX \utu I 't•nll•r l>r SUFi.~ l..1k1• I· orl·~t C'\11 Jlt\'INE 830.7000 72 Col Park !l pa~ .. '4'8~ Wh1t1• lull\ lo .11h•d ' Xlnt' S?.100 1175-liltil t4iste1n9 99 52 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 FORD MUSTANG fl 3DR.COUPE V 8. at. hie. air. ps. 11 m , rm " L t· r . ,. u i. whcds, (<tG3LWRtill.l81 l $3566 *J.C. FORTUNE 1975 PLYMOUTH VALIANT SIDAH \'x, 11utnm11111 tr.in~ .• 11r 1•1intl . p14 r '\lf't•nn~ <\ lt1 ;11.t·'· ,\.\I 1 FM ratl111 \"In) I l op & W!<>W llfl '" ll.i'3M<i l< I S2l95 t;\Jllrt'' JO pm 5·13·7!! 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(;a 11 be S<'l'O Jt the Dadv Pilot. :J30 w Uny SI • Co~la ~l's~o r 1·;111 C'ir1·u l Jt i on D ept &'2·5678. ext. 2!0 '64 Ply AutnmatlC' Ni•" tires. brakl'!i, b;iltcry .'le paint. ~700 /b:.l of r 483-0749. ---Pontiac 9965 '78 Toyota SRS P. U. '46()o 1967 Spydcr 1650 cc 35,000 '75 gas mdl Peugeot, good mi on rebll eng. New~.;;:~~~~~~~~ runn i n g condition . ----- '16 VW Gold w /hlk lnt. Lo mr . ster eo. n•ry cln ~.soo. 00.2375 V8, automatic tran<1 . pwr sl('(!rinR & rJd1u (263WDM l. V8. automallr Lran:i . n1r cund . pwr stecrinJt & hndles. tilt whl'l'I, r ruhw 1•ont.. AMt f''M stert>o. \'tnyl t op . top & '4!>w tire.. C440PCVI. Pontiac GMC 2000 E. Isl St . 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Must sell no ttuonable ofr refused or take over payments . Mlke 1184-3857 or 979·8823 L9111Mle•lt '94-1 ll I '75 Townc1r, lthr.. fully loaded ; new Urea. '4900. Calll31·9020A.M . '64~ Mult. 289 hp, itlnt shape, m•nY atru. nda palnl. 11800 fl rm . PonUac·OMC 3000 E. lit Sl., Santa Ana m •>w-1000 --· .. .......... -~-- (412 OAILV PllOr Thurtd1y. May 10, 18711 -··· ''MORE PONTIAC TO llE GALLON" SEE THE ALL NEW 198.0 PHOENIX FRONT WHEEL DRIVE EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* 22 COMBINED 33 HIGHWAY AUTO. TRAMS. WITH 4 CYL. ENG. ( ~ /4 t)\lim.11.f'> ft"' 4!Jlf) 1, ,tn~ & •' ') h'ft"' ,."QIN! t '""" '~' ,..,lim•t••n rn p Q kit-QJmC.ldt•Vln ov1or1· "' tr,..~ IN4'*J• ,.'-4 t .... , , ,,.r ... nn•ftQ 1ff ~ tnp !li>OQfl"\ • .,..,,.,~ t.tlli"W""'' ~ lu • 1,.,i , ion-. • ., ~1t..,g•• .,,11 ouxwblv t>-6.Qw•~ '~"" ,,...., n1w1•t ""1""-'''' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DRIVE ONE TODAY 197 6 PONTIAC FUIHIRD fl cyl lac101y air c.ond POW('( <;fet:ring A'lll/FM •,f PrPO & r<illyP wheel'> I B78WVH) 1978 MERCURY MONARCH V -8 auto matic Iran•, tactory air cond AM/FM stereo. powN c,reerong & w indow s power seats L and,1u too worP wheel COllN"i 1798U8Tl 1978 PONTIAC GRAMD l'RIX V -A 1u rnm,H 11. Iran<., I tclory air c.ond1tion1r.g POWl"I <,IPe11ng .AM •dOIO 11 •,7TWZl I 978 FIREBIRD s5995 l 7 17VCIJ FORMULA V-8 , automatic t rans . tactory air cond power steering. brakes t. windows. 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AM/FM & C B r Jd10. moonroof rally!' wheels. tilt wheel 1293TWJ) I 978 FIREBIRD TRAMS AM V-A auto mat :c trnns tactory air condt11onrng, POWPr st~ng AM/FM •,fl"reo -r~e w heels f98f UKVI 1977 PONTIAC GRAMD l"RIX LJ V-8 auto trans factory air cono . power wind ows. Landau lop AM/FM stereo. rallye wheels & tilt w~eei.: cruise control & spht ~at. (421SLR) 1977 CHEVROLET MOHTECARLO V-8. auto trans . tactory a1f cond & AM/FM stereo 1a oe. power c;t ee r lng, p ower disc brakes. rallye wheels. trlt wheel vinyl rool & WSW tires l582SPPl RAMCHHO V H ,julom..i t1 c. trano, l:iclory ;ur cono111un1ng $4695 OOW!'I w1 nr10W'. AM1FM <,l ere>o lilt whf"€•1 <,pltt '>Pal c ru 1<,P contro l c;impPr c;hptl lfl A49510 7/57 I 976 FIREBIRI> FORMULA V-8 aulOmiltoc franc; $4695 lactory air r.ono power .st eennq AM1FM rc1d1C. rallye wheels toll wP.eet l4 10RDDI • 1978 BONNEVILLE SEDAM V-8 auto trans lactory air cono pow<'r c;fePronq 57195 brakc-s & wincow<; power o,r•ats AM/FM •;tereo radio wh 1tew ;it1 tire•, r attye whe>els 111! whef'I c.ruic;e con trol 1o w milPaqf" (2 17TWXJ 1978 FIREBIRD V-8 Auto trans . tactory air cond . p ower 'iteeronq. brakes t. windows. AM/FM stereo tape. ratlye wheels, toll wheel cruise control l481TSTJ 1977 PONTIAC GRAMD f'RIX SJ V ·8 . automat•c t ra ns S factory air cono power 5195 s t eering & w 1noo w s AM/FM stereo Landau top rallye wheels 1111 wheel door locks (219SPH1 1977 GMC RALLIT YAM s5495 V-8. auto trans tactory air cond powe r steering. AM /F M s t ereo t aoe T u-tom• paint 1111 wheel. cruise control. 3-seater (155Tm.'J 1977 CHEVROLET RCAMIMO V-8. auto trans . factory air $4895 cond . power steering. oower disc Orakes, AM/FM tap e t. camper shell (1E 18936) GIAMD SAF.+.11 V k '" r r m .111 r II 1 '' I trlnr ( 11r r'.0110 IJOw••r I••• ronq & wonoriw• •p111 pow< r r•;itc;, AM r M IF•1nr1 '·'r1• rallyn wh• r 1 tri11 1rril I('. VWfl 1975 FIREBIRD 53795 f Sl"Rl'I' V • .au't '' :r C tJ .,,, r r IY r W I ·j'J"I, , .o ... n,1 • n 'I N/8 1978 PONTIAC 55495 FIRHllD t l"'vtuicJ1 r 1u•nm,JI'(. !f ·u l.1c•rr11 Jlr • "'l t. ..,,., l"(ll''IJ & bra~r•• AM r M IPfl>( I l(• (jP(.h rall}'P wtH 1•1 561UZZI 1978 FIREBIRD 55495 I Sl"RIT v f. :i 1J to m.111c rr -1n<.. t,i ct'lry J1r con01f1on1n:i. powpr c;fperonQ AM rao10. rallye wheel., (958TSS> 1977 FIREBIRD 55695 FOIMUL.A v fl au1om.i11c t.ic.•n ry Jlf cond rrr•r1nq AM F~1 • 1..-r<•I') r ,111v" whef"I' 111: whePI t508SENI 1975 CHEVROLET MOHTICARLO V·8 JUIO Iran<. factory aot. $329 Cl')n0 POWPI ... 1Per1nq, 5 POWl ·r doc;c Orake-. powPr w ondnw•. & Ltnoal top I 742MXUI 1978 MERCURY l~TR 'WAGOH v 8 .• w1omc1 11 c rra n ~ . factory c11r cond . power sleerrng. AM/FM stereo. wirP wheel covers. Villager I 706ULF) IM~TANT NOTICE TO REAOERS lhf! l)ftCl4MI ol --~OC ... 00.> I\()! •nch.Kte env IOOl~e '"" ttotonte. tran11m l<l•• flnenc>!I c:iwves 0t -00Cumt111l•v CNrQ•• All can-M ~ Cfeclll All Cart sulljed 10 pnor sate. Off9r ••1111,... "4Dnelay, May 14, 1979. OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M. WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS 13600 Beach Blvd . · Westminster (Beach Blvd. at Garden Grove fwy.) · Call 892-6651 or 636-2500 -... -· -... -·-.I> ' ..... _ .. __ ----._ .-..--_..........,. ... • 7 . . .Huntington Beach Foontaiil Valley LOIT I O N • VOL. 72. NO. 130. 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ---------- ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ------·----· THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1979 Your Homet••• Dally New8paper TEN CENTS :'Evens' Lengthen Gasoline Lines-1 ,~------Countians I .. ine Up--------.... Weekend Se~, BrilJes Offered Oosings Feared? 9y MK'HAEl. PASKEVICH a9d FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of -o.11, "*"""" BIUJIES. OWE THAT IDT ••.•. sexual favors and oth~r enticements are being offered OTange Coast serv1C\! station attendants hy des~rat.e motorists m the ir search for gasoline. Other motorists are resorting to excuses "I'm hav· Ing a baby " or ··my grandmother Just died'" 1n attempb to sway attendants into !>ellin~ them fuel or breakin~ rule:. imposed by the odd ·even saJes plan IN IRVINE, A STATION owne r who asked thut the na'!le of his outlet n:ot be revealed. said a prominent local r~sade~t who owns five cars offered him $1.000 to "provide him Wllh as much gasoline as he wanted whenever he wanted it ... ·'It was just that important to him." the owner s aid "I told him rather . . . that I wouldn 'l do 1t." he added. I · Al the same station. the owner reported. attendants had been offered carnal delights by female motorists who wanted to buy gasoline after closing "ONE GAL SAID 'l'LL TAKE care of you Lf you'll lake care of me. Just let m e know a dity before ' " the owner re- ported "They're just that desperate.'' In Newport Beach, Bob Huxtable. owner or Texaco station at Jamboree a nd San Joaquin Jlills roads. said two residents of the exclusive Bag Canyon neighborhood of. rered unspt.~ificd amounts for gasolrne favors. "I told them th1tre was no way that I could do 1t ." HuJ< table said. Small payoffs arc common. a :.urv~y of attendunls s howed. 'Repair Work' "l'VE BEEN OFFERED $20 for a fillup alter cloo- 1ng," swd Steve Steria , lead s alesman at a Chevron station near Orange County Airport. "I wouldn't take it. That person could have been a guy from the county ... St ena said. "Lots of people have offered lo prepay for $25 or ISO worth or gasoline so they could gel 1t when they want.·· said tlarley Johnson. owner of a Union 76 station at the: corner of Culver Drive and Michelson an Irvine BOB THOMPSON Ot' BOB'S UNION Service: an Hunt 1ngton Reach says $20 as the standard offer for special pump pnvtlc~cs '"The biggest one was $50, .. he added "You name 1t. we've had 1t everything from I'm having a baby, immediately. to m y grandmother Just died," said J ohn S1m1ster. of Aquatic Park She ll on Bois a Chu~a Avenue an Huntington Beach. One coast observer noted that the county's birth rate should~ booming 1f all the prei;nancy excuse~ arc founded SIMISTER SAID HIS ANSWER to the medical emergency excuse 1s. 'Tm sorry. call an ambulance " Thompson said 1( the medical emergency is valid, he'll give them a gallon of gasoline lo gel to the hospital "We get a lot of lil>S ... said Roger Schmidt. who operates a Chevron station on Beach Houlevard an Hunt 1ngtoo Beach. tic lets hi~ attendants make a determination on what to do An attendant al Jim Jennings' Union Mat10n on Balhoa Is land ob~crved that most of the popul<itaon of Lo:. Angeles County must be Ill or dying "Wt; Gt:T AN AWFUL LOT of people who hav~· to havl' gas to get to LA hecau.w someonl' 1~ !>1c k or dying ht> s:.ud. ••Either that or they're on ttie way to the hospital to have open heart s urgery · Lines of cars creeping tow a rd Orange.· Coa s l gasolanf' outletc; lengthened tod<ty as motorist!'> w ith evcn- numlx.·rt'(f l1tcn~t· pl<t t es got thc:ir first t-rack ~1 t fut'I undt-r t h e odd L'Vl·n ulloct.1t1on ~\Stl'm ·Station owner:. gi:n<'r1Jll y !>aid lht>y bt>l1ev1•d tht• lint'!> were longer than Wednesday. when odd-numbered vehic le~ were al· lowed an lo queue up fo r fuel T hey attributed the renewed Jams at thl' pump~ to the fact that toe.lay wa~ thl· r.r~t day for enm numbt>rt~ motorist!> to buy <ind "paml' huyanj.!· 1n antanpa t I U n 0 ( W I d e !> p r f• J d l) t a t I IJ fl closurc.'S ov<>r the 14t•ekcnd Olht·~ ~atd tht•v 14 cren 't 1:on \meed tht· odd •·H·n orran~1· m ent will e<.1M' tht-l'rl!>•~ No maior ant·11.frnb "'en: re po rtt:d 1tarly tod<J) More· :-t<.ttiun 11v.-nt•r-. :o.<11cl drtH·r-. 14t·rt· hchd\ 1ng <1nd d1~pla> 1111: :-111 rib rif l'nuin·r:it1on /\t J Cht•\ 1 on -.tJl1on m·ar 0 ran J.! l' Co u n I y I\ 1 r 11 or I . ,1 -.pok1·~m 1J n .,<tad <.t llt·ndeint -. wen• go1nJ.! s 1rn1ght hy tht• l>ook ·· in handling t•ustomers We have a guy 5tand1ng near the street. t•hecking fuel gauge:. to make s ure ~oplc have le~~ than half a lank. We 're not rill 1ng containers and everyone i:. limiledto20gallons." he said. Iran Plans Boost of Oil Price Attorneys Recall Diedrich to Stand Gas Dealer 'Shutdown' Plan Told The only exceptions to the no. container rule is for m otorists who have run out or gasolme . ht' said At Uit> FountJ.Jn Valle) Arco. I i520 Rrookh urs t St . ownt:.r llyung L1m reported that hne!> today averaged 30 lO 40 car!>. c•ompared with about 15 on Wt.'<l nesda} Thl' averagt• wait 1!> 10 to l5 m1nuh·:c;. he !-><.11tl TEHRAN. Iran IAPI Iran announced today it will increase crude oil prices by 60 cents a barrel on all existing contracts. effective next Tuesday. "Market conditaons de manded it." said an official of the Na· tiooal Iranian Oil Company who asked not lo be named The price increase will prob· ably bave virtually no impact on the cost of gasoHne or other oil products in the United Stat.cs. according to analysts. Meanwhile. sources in New York said Saudi Arabia 1s re- portedly taking a long-expe<:led move of reducing the amount or oil it sells to Arabian Ame rican Oil Co. <ARAMCO). the four· company consortium which is the Saudis' key link to Western markets. The lraruao and Saudi actions could m ean more problems for the workl 's oil-consuming na· lions. Iran's price· hike is a further hint that the organaa· lion of Petroleum Exporting Countries will decide on another rise in the base price of oil when (lff OIL. Page A.2) Angebf' Star Rytuf's Son Hit by Auto California Angels' pitcher Nolan Ryan's 7- year-old son is in traction today with a broke n leg suffered when he was hit by a car Wednesday near the Ryans· Villa Park home. The accident occu.rred while young Ryan was playing with some other child.ml in the front yard of bis home, Hart said, ad· dins that the boy ap· pareotly ran into the street and WU bit by the car. lnv.U,ators have de· ckled tbe motorilt was not at fault and no citation WU iaAed, Hart said. R..t Ryan wu taken to Cbapmaa Geaeral HoapU.al after the 3 : 2S p. m . aceldeat, Sberlff '1 Lt. W,.U llart Mid. Tiie cblld • aa later tramftrnd to Cblldren •• H= ill Oraa1e. Hla COD Woll la reported H atable md be ii expected to nmala lD fractJon for abou& &bNI WMkl. By GARY GRANVILLE Ol I ... D•lly ...... Sa.H SAN DIEGO Attorneys for Orange County S upervisor R alph Diedrich calle d their client back to the witness stand today an an attempt to repair so m e o f the dama ge done D1edrich's cause Wednesday by prosecutor Michae l Capizzi. Capizzi spent a full day cross- examining Diedrich as the pros· ecutlon continued its efforts to prove the county s upervisor solicited and received bribes from a developme nt compa.ny in 1973-74. Along the way,. Capizzi took advantage of a hole provided him by the defense and brought mto play the issues involved in a separate politic al corruption case pendlng <1ga10sl Diedrich and others By the time the 53·year -old county supervisor stepped from the witness stand Wc-dnesday, the issue of his credibility had clearly taken the lead role io the trial. Except for a heated verbal blas t aimed at a 0 television newsman who zeroed in on him a s he walked from t h e courtroom. Diedrich appeared calm throughout the day of his encounter with Capizzi. But he lat.er described it as "a long tough day. one of the toughest days or my lire." The issue of credibility came to the forefront when Capizzi asked Diedrich about three dif. rerent accounts or his role in an alleged political ca mpaign money laundering scheme that appeared in the press. Each of those accounts at- tributed to Diedrich diffe red from one another and all three differed from the version Diedrich testified to during his and co-defendant LeRoy Rose's bribery trial. Later, Capiui scored another major point on credibility wben he asked Diedrich if $9,500 he advanced to attorney Michael Remington to make a political loan wun't repaid. "No," Diedrich anawered. "We did not have sucb an UD· dentandiq." Capiai then produced a copy of a $9,500 check written by Remlngto'n and payable to Diedricb that WU marted loan repQmeat. It went that way all afternoon u Dtedrlcb Jmllted for exam. pie, that $55,000 be received from Rellllqtaa tn 1'73 wu a loan and not a bribe from Anaheim Hilla Inc.. funneled tbroqh Remiqton. Caplui in rapid order aaked Diedrich U that wu the case why hadn't lhe so·called loans .appeared on financial disclosure .ro rms fil ed by the co unty s uperVlsor He also delved mto fananc1al statements filed with lenders and one made public that also overlooked the Remington loan:. Capizzi went on to attempt to show the Jury Diedrich ·s lead role in helping the develo pment co mpan y i n Mar c h 1974 withdraw 2.200 acres from an a gricultural preserve agreement with the county The prost~cutor. who as Orange County·s assistant district <1t· tor n ey , n oted that it 1!> c us tomary l o hii vc· cou nt y lawyers prepare the rlocumcnts covering board or ~upervasors a ctions . But Diednch admitted 1n tht· case or Anaheim Halls lnr . thl' documents he brought to the board of supt!rv1sors meeting!> had been drawn instead by the company 's attorneys The prosecutor also pointed out that the county assessor had valued the tullsade 2.200 acr~ at $2.9 million. And he asked Diedrich why a value ranging from $1.2 malhon to $2 5 million had been placed on just 954 acres the county was to receive as permanent open space in exchange for agreeing to free the land from the con strainls or the agricultural pre- serve a~reement. The defense lawye r s in- dicated they will attempt to shed additional lifehl and explanation on Oiedrich's testimony as well as call two additional defense witnesses. One of those witnesse$ the de· rense hopes to have available is former supervisor David Baker. Baker. along with Diedrich and ex-supervisor Robert Battin cast the yes votes in the board's 3-2 decision to free the develop- ment company from its preserve agreement with the county. Plan Revivied? WASfDNGTON <AP> -The House Armed Services Commit- tee hu moved a Uttle cloeer to reviving an effort to build a $2.1 bilUoo nuclear aircraft carrier that would be the nation's fifth. The committee took a tentative step Wednesday toward resur· recline the idea by rej~linl a compromise proposed by Rep. Mendel Davis, 0 -S.C .. caUlng for building a non·nuclear aircraft carrier hut.ead. •Ill~•"'" SACRAMENTO cAPI After meetings at the Wh.tte House and ~late Capitol. a spokes man for Ca I 1 fornt a s e rv i cc s tal1on operators says the dealer.; still plan a four-day shutdown th1~ month to demand higher profit.-. Jim Campbell . c·xcculn·,. direc tor of the Ca l1rorn1a Service Statton Asb-Oci allon. said Wednesda> he met Tuesday with While House aide Mike Chanin and Dav id Bardin . ,ill · minastrator of the Econom1t Regulatory Administration "There "as no commitment llorley John~t>n . owner of .J l 'nion 76 outlet an Un1vc rs1t\. Park an lrvanl'. said th(• a\erag~· 1o1. <.11t ttus morning '4 ent up to 38 manuks from 28 on Tue!>da} If<· hands ttrkcb to mlJlort~l s to dt· lt'rmant.• how Ion~ they art· w<J1t· mg m lane In San Clt'm<•ntt'. Cl ~urvey -.howt'd thal fCWl'r -.l;.JI ion~ were <Stt UNI::~. l'a~t> /\2) * * • by the White lfoust' staff The> B JF/ understand ant.I sympathize w1lh rowll ,.,... anis our problem. I told them wc·rf' ~tall going to shut down unlc-.:- they rhan~e the rc~ultttaons. ·· Camplxtll s;iad lk sa1rl the t; S Dcpartml'nt of Ener~y rules aHcctm~ dt· <tiers · s hare of profits can be· l'hangcd an 24 hour~ Somt' service :-t<.1t1on~ plan to close from May 17 to 20 in pro test of low profits they say the> receive Campbell !>aid they ""ant 25 per cent of the wholesale price or <Jbout LS cents per gallon. an s tead of the 13 cents they get lie said they also want "the US. Department of Energy to slop acting like a Gestapo ·· "They are wa lking in and lell· ing a ~uy to roll back his price without looking at has books. We know of 50 instant rollbacks. where a dealer didp 'l even know what his m aximum oracl' was.' Campbell s aict Campbell met here Wednes day with Ra <'ha rd Ma ullan . chairman of the s tate· Ener~y Commission. about t he state's Carter: Be Fair To Califoniia S1\\R/\Mf.NTO •/\I'• CO\ ~: ct m u n d H r o 14 n J 1 ' a v ... ralafornia °"'"n I b•• ·pushed around by olhl·r !>l3ll·:. · on LA:a sohnc ;i liocat1on!> And he says President Cartl•r ' ' h a d b e t l t• r b e r a I r I Ci Ca lifom1a ·· 1r he hopes to be re- elected next year "We'll m a ke wha tever dis cipltned. purposeful s acraflre 1s necessar y. but we all>O MEXICO WELCOMES BUYERS FROM U.S.-A22 LUXURY AUTOS AVOID LONG LINES-A25 ALTERNATIVES: BUSES,GASOHOL-86 new odd-even ~as distribution want the rest of the country to syste m do that.·· Brown stud 1n a n in Spoke_smen for the association terview recorded for broadcast ·ha~e s&J~ they re present dealers today on the NBC telev1s1on .. To pr1_ma~1ly from Northern day''news program. Cahforrua. . . \. Brown. who says he 1s think· An association sp_ok.esman. ing of challenging Carter for the Terry McGovern. test1rym~ at a De mocratic nomination for state heanng Monday. sa~d the president in 1980. was alternately dealers do not want lo alienate conciliatory and threatening in people by the shutdo~n ~ut reel ton regarding Carter. they have leverage during the Brown sajd he was confident gas shortage. Carter would protect Califor· n1an 's interests. but several Jl.4.C4TION PUNS IN 'GO' SECTION Despite shortages of 1uoline. Orange Coast residents have many ener1y-aaving vacation options. Today's Dally Pllol offers timely advice for vacation plan· nera ilu special section -GO. Tum to Page A 16 for GO. a four-page took at boating. recreation and travel trends. other remarks sounded hostile. The president had better be fair lo CaUfomia. because tbis is the biggest state. And we're not asking for more than our share. We're asking to be treated in an equitable maMer. reaUting that many people drive 20, 30, 40 m ilea to work. " But Brown also said he didn't believe speculatioo that the ap· pearantt of a gasoline shortage ln California before other states was any kind of Carter plot to embarrass or punish him. •P W1< ...... IO f:n Gard~ .\rt 1 ~t ~al\ ~1dor Dali hold~ :1 hug 1· ..,\.\.<1rd h t· de:--1gntd \.\.I I Ii ~• ~old1 ·n t·a1.!ll· hl'<.t<.l 1n 1 ':11 1~ \\hl'l"L' hl• will he tn· duc·lt·d into tht• F ren ch ;\c·.ult:mu: dL'!) Ikaux Arts. Huntington Gas Man Arrested i\ he lper <ii a Hunti ng ton Rt•ach :.cr vacc St<1l100 went to 1<111 on J c·1t171•ns arrco;t Wednc:, da) on charges of filling ga:. t<inks on ··an uppo1ntment only basis."· pohcc reported today ;\ 14 <Jman wa ~ rt'P'>rlcrlly rt>fused service at 8111 and Inez NcuenrE.'ldt ·:. She ll s tation at Spr1ni:dale Street and lle1I /\venue bt.~aust> she rt 1dn 'l have a -.ct arrival tlmt• eont:.ictcd pohce W t•d nt~day afternoon T h t> n ·servataon <,y:-tcm. l1ol1ct• !Said what•h vt0lates a l'ahforrua Guvl·rnmcnt t•ode tn thcs1· odd-eve11 day!'>, prompted 1nvcst1gah1rs In 1:.sut• a citation and 1.1.ammgs LO st;i two hands to ~toll the prat·tiee. When lw rdu!>Nl. police ar· rt·:.tec1 !'Jul Ht•\ t·r~. •10. r1>r fatlun· to romply "'1th g :.i~ ru 11onan.: t•r11ic-. ~tat100 c·o 01.1.m·r lnet ;\cuen l1•ldl ~a 1t.I \hl· rt·-.1•rvJt1on ....yslt'm 1.1.a.., ·-working beautiful h and wa:-:.t•t up tci restore· :..tn1t\ ·· Sh~ -;aid motortsl!> waited no morl' than thrt·e minutes for 01 f11lup and t hat there was no ch<J rgt' fo r booking an appoint· ment 'Td hke to know what hap- rcned to the frc1• enterprise system"" sht• asked today. Or:~:tj ,~~-a~I Weather Clear through Friday and a litt.le warme r in· land. Highs Friday upper fiOs at beaches. upper 70s inland. Lows toni~ht 46 lo 53. INSIDE TODA~ In a candid interview, Tom Hayden tella how hl& vW?ws have changed. vtews that are causing lum to come under attack from . of all place11. the l eft Read about the ul- tralaberol wllo has come m of/ the strut• Md become port o/ the new f10Vt!mment, Page ..UI .• •••ex ---- .. I' " .. Al OM.V Ptl.OT He! Th1.1M•X1 May 10, 1970 Gculess Dri.,ers .Jorn Telep lines 81 KATHY CLANCY ...... ~ ..... OrH1• Covnt7'1 IHOUH emer1ent'Y phon" center s bandllftc about 2.000 calls dally from motor1sL5 apsu•rt'nlly con ruaed about th~ odd t"ven 1al0li.De lalel plan. At the ume llm,•. counly supervlalon hnf' bt>f.n ~••mped wttb telephonf lnquanea, as h!lvt the County Office ol Conaumt'r Attain. the Sealer ol Wwght.s Comic ii Retains .Control ., llOBEaT BA•Kt:a °' ................ Tbe Huntington Beach City COUDciJ baa ref used to surrender autbority for the handllng ol family group homes for small numbers or menta11y troubled people. Claiming that the principle or local control is at stake. the five male members of the council have insisted lhat board and care homes for six people or less would continue to require special city permits. They acted against the advice of City Attorney Gail Hutt.on who said state legislation approved Jut year takes the matters rrom their bands. Ruth Bailey cast the only vote Monday in favor or repealing a city ontinaDce that preseoUy re- quires conditional permit for operation ol the homes. Nancy Harris , executive director of the Orange County Aasociation for Mental Health. - said the decision by lbe council is a "cop out." She claimed the men on the t'ouncil "have on blinders and don't have the moral courage to come into compliance with state law." She predicted that the city will be challenged in court. Mrs. Harris. who described Huntington Beach as the most resistant or all Orange County c1l1es to board and care homes. said many persons who require care are presently getting it in unsupervised homes. She said that on l y o n e authorized board and care home is operating in the city. Mrs. Hanis says that mental patients are on the road to re· cove ry but ne e d so m e supervision. She said the concept ol board and care homes is a move away from institutiooalizing people a nd also is far less expensive to taxpayers. City Attorn<'Y Hutton s a id legislation enacted last Sep· te mber limits lhe authority of the c ity t o r egul ate state certified group homes for six or fewer mentally disordered pe<>· pie. She had recomme nded that the city delete control over the homes. Their failure to do so. she said. puts the clty attorney's office in a diflicult position. She added that she was "obviously pessimis tic" about l egal challenges. Council m ember s voting against the repeal cited protests by citizens who have vigorously protested the ho mes from opera tin g in t heir neighborhoods Councilman Ron Pa ttinson said there is no doubt the homes are needed but that people have a right to complain "I am not willing to reverse our stand." he d~lared. Mrs. Bailey said she was the only council member to attend a forum on the gr oup homes sponsored in April by the West Orange County League of Women Voters. "The counci1 ignored the re: port. There was no evidence given that the board and care homes caused real estate values to drop or the crime rate to in· crease. DAILY PILOT f""1 O• MIO" C~I Olilty .-,tot wl1h #f'I"'" ,, <om .. 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( ... atlrilm lht' would eumpt th4-m tron th.-odd-even purchnc' t'f'qulr-ements Howcvc-r. unllk~ IAS Anceln C o u n t y .. 0 r • n g t· C o u n t y :1up.-rvbon have not 1mplern4:0t * * * rr..P.,..111 LINE • • • opl'n today and lin es wert: IODJC~f In <WW inn<knl Wl'tlllt<~d1:1y . u ti.:ht iwu1 I) hrnke Clut itt a Tu j('U sta11on over wheth•:r thci" numl>t'r on a woman'l) hl'l'ru;() pl ,1tt' '411:. odll or 1'h 'll The probl .. ·m °"'..i' -.olvl"J by b' .. 1an<krs. however In Laguna Reach, Steve Holf· m.rn of North Laguna Shl"ll said hoes seem~d s horter lo tum , although other Art Colony ob servers s&Kl they rell Imes wen : just as long or longer lh&n TUb day At a Mobil Station al the cor ner of Bro adway <1nd North Coast Highway. the line hacked up Broadway. up Cliff Drive and l ooped back t owa rd the highway. At South Huntington Chevron. 20972 Magnolia St . panicked buyers were said to have spent the nights in their cars .in an· ticipation of lhe 6 a. m opening today. "I wish I didn't work here anymore," lame nte d o ne employee. He said he stays away from customers as much as-he can: "It wa.s-honendous thi.s morn- in g," said. Bob Huxtable. operator of a Newport Beach Texaco outlet. "I'd say the lines were twice as long " ·'We Oat ran out of gas with three cars to go. No more is c omin g until tomorro w, I apologized to the people. but what can you do?" Huxtable said the failing of the odd-even system is that it can only work if a large number of stations a re open and operating hours arc lengthened Such 1s not now the case. he said. In Costa Mesa, long lines and short gasoline supplies were re· ported. "I personally don't believe un- til next weekend we'll see any change," said an employee at Fair Exxon. Fair Drive and Fairview Road. "This odd-even doesn 't really seem to do it ... said Bob Sharp of Bob Sharp's Mesa Verde Mobil. Front PflfJe Al OIL.--•• it meets next month. The ~ud1 decision will likely curtail the a lready tight supply of oil in the West. Tbe Iranian pnce increase. a 3.6 percent boost. would bran~ Iran's oil prices lo $17 17 a har· rel for Iranian light and $16.64 a b<1 rrel for Iranian heavy The OPEC base price for 011 is $14.54 a barrel. plus any sur· charges the cartel's me mbers want lo add. Iran ·s surcharges have been about Sl.80 to $1.90 a barrel. Iran is producing about 3 9 million barrels a of oil a day, all but 750.000 of which a re ex· ported. Saudi Arabia's action would not involve a cutbac-k in the total amount ot ou 1t produces now about 8.5 million barrels a day -but in how much of that goes to Aramco . Presently. Aramco -made up or Mobil. Exxon, Texaco and Standard Oil of California 8 gets seven million barrels a day of Saudi Arabia's oil. The r emainder goes l o Petromin. the Saudi national oil company, for domestic use and sales that it wants to make on its own. ed a "C" sUcker program for com mwdaJ veb.tc: '"· A •lkker 1y1tem has been con· tidered, -1'Wner nplalned. ud ma1 be Implemented in Oraqe County lt needed la~r on. For now. he c:xplalned. de· termination of whether a vehicle II' commerrial ls left up to 1asolint 11tatlon operators Operi.tura wouJd mak~ the de· termination by notin1 a clearly m.uk~ company car. ror eum· pie, or notJq that lbe vehicle I.a equipped wllb Ot' carrying ob- vlowab commercial material. OtberwiM, TW"Mr 1u11est.ed, motorilta wtM> do use their autol ln their routine work should ob- taln a l~ter on company l~ .. terhead ideotlfyln1 them and Lbeir vehicle as a commercial vehicle. Turner noted the Los Angeles County "C" stickers r-eqwre a $10 application fee. He said ad· mlalstratioa ol auch a program could be cumbersome Turoer said all regulatlon:s aovernlq the odd-evenluollne ln ().range County sboul be dis· tributed to gu station dealers by thia weekend. The regulations put into plan such things as reqwrin& that: -Gu ataUon hours and types of gas available be posted, along with nags indicating if fuel ls available. Red means no ruel, yellow for emergency only and 1reen means fuel available. Look 011t Belote A boulder cr(lshes through the Malibu cli ff retaining wall before rollrng across P <Jc1 f1 c Coa s t Hi ghway . A CalTrans spokcsm<Jn !'>aid that "the ~llde ·~ !-!till JC· t1 vc and f1::.s urc::. a rt ~till opening up. 1 st<>ry Pag<.· :\5 1 Hunli1igton Board Ousts Tuv Teachers Huntington Beach Union High School District trustees voted unanimously Tuesday night to dismiss two teachers Dismissed following allega- t1 ons that she vandalized the automobile driven by a Western Association of Schools official was W1ntersburg High School in· dustnal arts instructor Ca rol Ur!11t Westminster Hig h School Spams~ ~acher Eddi.e Gilbert was dismrssed followmg a re· view of char~es dealing with competency, a spokesman said. Both have 30 days to appeal 1f they consider the action unwar· ranted. Ms. Urul has been teaching 16 years in cbstrict schools. She has been al Wintersburg for one year. the spokesman said. Gilbert has been teaching in the district 10 years. The action followed a closed executive session at district headquarters Tuesday night in Huntington Beac h Neither teacher has as yet had a chance lo respond lo the alle~ations. Freshman Takes Spelling Crown A freshman has been named over a ll Marina High School s pelling bee champion. Top hono rs went to Ma rty Beth Binder. Oth e r s tudents winning trophies at the Huntinton Beach school's bee were freshman Janell Scha mahom . sophomore Corrine Aragaki. junior Pam Viner and senior John Knox. Pancake Breakfast Slated The Huntington Beach llol>t L1onl> Club will hold its 28th <1n- nual pancake breakfast Satur· day morning at Lake Park. Along with breakfasts of s ausage aod pancakes. lhc Lion-. Club will provide free sight and , hearing <'heck ups Rreakfa!>t , whic h w ill he served from 6 a.m. to I p.m . will cost $2 for adults and $1 for children under 6 Money r aised rro m th l· breakfast will go for lhl· purc hase of eyegla!>se~ for needy schoolchildren. a Lion:. Club representative said. The Lions Club also 1s ~pon.c;or mg a 10-kilometer run the :.amt· morning which begins a t 1:1 u 'd<X:k at the city pier A S3 fee for each entrant al!>o wi ll go lo the club's eye care program. a spokesman said -Motorillt not fill tanb un- less they are below hail full. -StaUou m&all. Mil up to 20 t •llona per cus~ if they a.re- pwnping gaa arid' can add no provislona lo gas sales . Turner and other county of. flciala aald they have received numerous calls concerning ata-• lion-imposed Umita on the quan- tity of sales. along witb requiNd "add·on" car washes, otber aervict9 or product purcbue&: · * * • 'Big Fight' Looms Over Gas Ration WASHINGTON CAP > - Congressional le1iders are pre· dieting the House will join the Senate and give President Carter powers to order gasoline rationing if there is a severe energy shortage. But a tough fight is expected and the White House was waging a lobbying campaign today to pick up wavering votes ror final House action. expected by early evening. Wednesday's 58·39 Senate ap· proval of the heavily modified plan helps iLc; chances in the House "very significantly:· said Rep. J ohn Dinge ll , 0 -Mi ch . chairman or the House energy and power s ubcom m 1ltee Dingell predicted passage by the llouse However. aides lo House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill said a preliminary head count showed victory might be by an dtre mely s!Jm margin. House approval could give the president the power to order ~a soh ne rationing · although t-tlher chamber of Congress l'Ould exercise a veto within 15 days or such a presidential de· 1·1s1on Scn:H.ors passed the standby proposal only after wring111g u v;H 1t•ty of last-minute con - <•css1ons from the president. t'\ mong other promises. the pre~1dcnt <&greed not t.o use the pt)wers except 1n dire emergen· 1·1t'S anct to make more gasol.me j\-atlablt• for farmers. t;i x1catJ Jnd truck drivers and for cer· l<i1n energy-related industries Or1~1nally, Carter wanted to d1~tnbute coupons based solely on the number ol registered \'Chicles an a household In an attempt to pick up sup- po rt from legislators from rural . ueas with long driving d1s- 1 ances. he modified the ong.mal ;,approach to make more coupons ::iva ll able in states with a hlslory of hc3vy gasoline consumption. Hwitington Council Bans Drug Displays HUNDREDS Of LA·Z·IOYS IN STOCI IDEAL FOi GRANDMA An ordinance designed to pro· hibit the display and sale ol narcotics paraphernalia to peo· pie under the ace of 18 baa been adopted by the Huntington Beach City Councll. The ordinance. which ts to lake effect ln 30 days. would restrict the display or sales or the paraphernalia items to a separate room of businesses . The room will be posted with a si1n lbat bars minors from en· terln1 unless they are ln the company of parents or a le1al guardian. Parapbemalia Items Include 1ucb thinla a.a roach clips, water pipe• ancf et1arette papers. City olftcia.11 have previou.lly tried to bait tbe tale or display ol the It.ems without IUCCes&. Former mayor Ron Pattinson had requested that a number of businesses voluntarily restrict the Items. At Counc i l urging , As· semblyman C h et Wray sponao~ a bill limiting the sale or display to adults but it was rejected in a committee vole. Book Sale Slated Al Valley Library Friends ol lhe Fountain Valley Library will hold their semi· annual Used Book Sal~ on Sat11t· day at the City Community Center. corner ol Slater Avenue and Loe AJamoe. The aale will run rrom I a.m. to 4 p.m. Funcb from the saJe wlll 10 to the Ubrary lor equip. ment purchases ind new pro- grams. COSTA MISA 369 I. 17th ST. CAcrou from RolDhs. ,..., '° Mone Calef ICJCWI) 642·1617 Mon • Thur a. 1 o-e Fri 12-3 Sit. 10-5: CloMO Sund~ -:--~ ------ MllllOH VllJO 21192 MargUertte Plcwy. (Lett off ot A'*Y Otfr9"1P. Ne111 10 Toyota) 491·1902 Mon. . Rl. l 0-4 '°'· 1().6 OOMCI~ , . __ ..,:__·--------~------------ CALIFORNIA A California First Woman Elected GOP Caucus Boss SACRAM F.N'ro IAP\ C8rr>l Hallett of AtnM·adl'ro, n ron •ervat1 vf' H••pu b l n •ft n a i; e mblywo mcin and urdent booster of agr1cultun ., 1)\ thl' flrat WOIU•n to ht~ud a lt>RIRI th'(' pa rty cautw ll\ l'11llfurnla The (~OP cUUt'U:. un1u1lmo~l\ t>lt-c ted Mns llallett Wt>drwsd»y, o nly ho u r!\ 11ftt'r M 1 no rit " Leader Paul l'r1olo 1.1n11n1tn l't•J ht.• would !ilCP d o" n from t ht• post he hud twld s 111t·•· J .111 1 MKS. tli\l.l .f:T'r, J (•irmt>r le (l111l at1H• untl 1•11n 1iir r,,111111tl u1de . told u nt·~' 1·011r .. n •m•t• 'hl• was slrongl)• ~upµoi te-tl 111 •ht· e lection by lhl· ftri.1 ll'rn1 11i.·m bers who wt•rt> t•lt•('h•d lar1:e-I on pro·PropoMLHln IJ pl.1tfo1 m' · · Th 1:. 1:. .1 {' I ,. J r t' 11:' ,1 1 messa~e th.ii 1•ru11o')ll11111 1.1 hu:. c·omt• to SJl'r<1nw111u ~ 1lh ttw fres h man 1'1.1:.:.. ~a11I J -.11111tn•• Mrs Jlallt•ll, "ho ~ J~ prt•:.t•nli·d with a bouqui•t uf \ l'l lo~ ro-.c:. The 41 year nlcl wt•ond 11:'1 mt•1 added that with ht•r al lh•· ht•lm of JO Hc putiltcan:. in lht· xo m ember Asst·mhl y. 1wrll'ultur1· now "h<tS :-.o mt·un1· ~ liu 1111 derstands anrt r t•s µ•·<'h th1•11 ~contribution to our :.t;it1· PRIOLO. or Muhbu. ~HS l·lt·1·t ed to the Assembly rn 1966 111 said ht• was !o.tCµp1ng c.lo~n 111 focus on <• 1980 I S St•natl· Ind against S..•n Alan Cranston Mrs I lalll'l t s alll s h1.· wo uld se ek changl·:. 1n the ..,lat<' s farm la b or law la•frirt· :.UJ1J.HJrt111~~ NEW PARTY CHIEF Carol Hallett p.11'~.l~'l' of !ht• 1!17!1 HO IJudi:t•l u1·" morll h <>111· d1a11 gt· ~o ulll h,tr tht: I 111 t<•d !-'ar m Workt·rs union 110111 ll'quanng ;, uniun ml·mbt•r lfl ~I rikt· o r t·o ntnhul t• to a politH·al <1<·t1on fund a:. a tond1 turn of h1!. m Pmbt·rs h1p \1 r.. llalld t . "ho rt'fu~t·d to Jtllll l hl· "um1•n ''> l t."g1:.l ~ll 1vl· l'aU<'U:. Y.ht•n t•le>t'led lhret• year:-. .1 go. :.a 1d hn v1<·tory ~howcrl "''m"n ;rnit m 1norit1cs that Business Dies Bia11c/1i Relative A ngry LOS A;\;(; 1'~1.k:~ 1 \ l' An ..:(·lo Uuorlo, whost' cousin has bec·n t·hargt·1I Y.llh kdlan1: f1\1· wom en. sa ys his business has bt•t·n ru1 nt·d fi nd 111 » fJmth -. h ve.., <'ndangcrt:d because ;.i uthonl1t•s h:1v•· < allt·d him :i su:.pec t " 1n the lhlls1dc !)tr;i nglt•r rnurdt•r:. "Tht: plionl' don ·r ring anymon· Nobody comes in, As a bus inessman. 1 ·m t.11 .. 11.J ,' :.aid lht· 4·1 year-old Glendale auto up· holstt•rt•r \.\'ednt.•sd:i). ;1ftc·r lJ1slnct Attorney John Van de Ka m p ;rnnoun1·cc.J lh1• m urd<·r charges ~ere bemg filed against Buono'!> cou~in. Kt.•nncth A Brnnd11 "I 'rn an JL·opardy and my kid~ an· in Jeopardy. · the thrice · mar ried fathn of ~•x l<>ld thf• Lo~ Angeles Tim es. "They've l'V<'n hl·<'n hassh•d :1l ..,rhool There'!. som e kook out there someplace who w;,1 nt ... lo kill mt· AS Ht: ANNOl '\l('t:J> C'hdrgC'!> il~dmsl B1anch1. ~ho 1~ cur rt'ntly ;m.;11lJng t rial fnr two stranglings in Washrngton. Yao de K<imp said rnvt'Sllgalors believed Bia nchi had an accomplice. Although Van de Kamp said no one else has been arrested. he called Buono with whom Bianchi lived for a short lime -a "suspe<:l." "Mr Buono remains a sus1><'ct and a very important one." Va n <1e K;,1mµ s:ud On Aprrl 23. J I a P;irkt'r Ce nter ne ws confere nce. Los Angl'lt-<i Poh c1· ChH·f Daryl c;ates and Los Angeles County Sheriff 1'1·1.-r .I P11<·h\·s ... Jlso "h<ir:Jcte rized Buono a s a suspect "The onlv thing I huv1· to SilY 1s I haven't di d nolhing." Buono si11<l "Th1•v 1 in\1•st i~ator"1 can do anything lhey wunl, but lhl'Y won 't fmd n11th1ng, t::iu~1· I :1111't did nothing." Rt:o~o·s llOM ,.; \~n a:ito upholstery shop were scaled off anrl s t•arch<'d I h1• W"•·k lll'fon· c;atcs · a nd Pitches~· press con· f e r l'OC'l' Alt h1wgh a ut h1Jrat 11•.., have nol re \'Ca led what. 1 f anything, ~as found in t he 'it.' a rch. Buono said he wa!> told nothing was found R1:1neh1, who ~;is adopted as an rnfC:t nt by Ouono 's a unt m Roc ht'~lcr. N \' . l1vl'<'I with Buono for · may be six or seven w~" about two yt·ar~ ;1r.o. Buono sa111 "All I t'vc·r dart wa" lo do my aunt a fovor by le tting him s tav here for ~1 wh1lt'." Buono ~<11d "No~ I wouldn't do no more favo rs for any body. l'vt·n th<' Pope· .. POI.ICE lfJ\Vt: .\TTRl8l Tt:O 13 murder -. an late 1971..,,,and ear ly 1~8 to the llilh1de Strangll•r b1 :inch1 has pleadtd 1rlho cent hy rt•a:-.on or 1n ... a n1ty to thP t~o Be llingham. Wash . m urd<.'rs. J.o.., ·\n~1·1t·.., .1Uthorrt1 co; bec-.i mc interested m him after hC' ~a' urn·..,tl'd 1n Ht.'ll mgha m . ~her<' he: moved in :\la) 1978 Th<' Tl n •:ir old l!wnc·h1 \1.-;ss chargC'tl Wt:dncsday with the ~tr:i nghnJ!'i . of Yolanda \\<Jsh1ngto n. Knst1m1 Wcckler . J ane Evelyn King. K1m hc·rlv Dianl' Martm and Cindy lludspclh He was a lso <'har~c·d ~1th nnt• eount o f sodom y involving Mi ss Weckler and one 1•r1unt of l'OnsrHracy lo commit murder , kidnup· ping and rape ,.,.w ......... STEPPING DOWN Paul Priolo "thc·n · an· opportunities for all lll'Oplt• an C'ahforna a ." "Wc1mt•n. in partiC'ula r. a rc assummg a 1-',rl'atcr ro le in gov· 1·rnrn1·nt toe.J a y. as rl'ce ntl y t'\'ICh!ll Cl'd b y lh t• l'leet1o n Of M .1r g ar('t Thatcher a:. prrmc rn 1n1s tt•r or 1-:ngland ... \1 rs llallett s~ud s he sa w no conflict of interest m the fa ct th a t h e r hus b a nd Jim 1s Sa('ramcnto ~eneral manager of Westrm Agric ultural Chemical Assoc1a l1on .. a pe s tic ide or - g an1zal1on lhat..,lobbies lh!i:. Legislature And she said !>he had made no dec1s1on on whoni to a ppoint as GOP cau cus c h a irman a nd whip , the No. 2 and No J posts. ASSEMBLYMAN Da ve Slir· ling , R·llacienda Heights. who had been mentioned as a possi· blc successor lo Priolo, said he had not b<'e n running "at thls time .. A ss embl y man Bruc e Nestande. R·Ora nge, now the <i OP 's ca ucus cha irman. said he would not remain in that post. fie a lso had bee n m entioned as a possible contender for Priolo's JOb. Lake Tahoe Oean Air Plan Pushed S A C RA M ENTO I AP l Califorrua's anti·smog board has a new Lake Tahoe clean air plan that calls for use of a motorist 's ft:t' lo help pay for more bus se rv1ct' a round the picturesque mountain lake. The pl;in, intended lo meet · fe de ral Clean Air Ac t require· mt'nts on the California side of lht' lake . also reC'omme nds de· vl'lopmcnl or extens ive, free bus se rvice and unnual vehicle in· s pt•ct1on.c; for basin residents. 1\dopted unanimous ly by the fo ur·m c m bt•r Air Resources . Boa rd l:itt' Wed nesday , the pro· posa l ts intended to help bring the basin into C'Omphance with fedl·ra l s tandard s for carbon m onoiu dc and ozone . T H E Bl·STATE Tahoe Hcg1onal Planning Agency has tht' responsibility fo r pre paring a s1m1lar plan for t he Nevada ~Hit.• of lht' lake. Both proposa ls m us t satisfy thl· f<!dcral En- \ irun mt'nlal Protl'ct1 on Agency. T h e.1\HH's pl;in goes beyond rt•com mcndat10Qs of a n ad hoc co mm1ttcc. a nd lha l in itself r o uld genera te m o r e con · trovc•rs y in lht.• po l itic ally s1.·ns itive bas in Hill Keeps Tumblin' Collapse iii M<J,libu Only Matter of Time MALIBU 1AP 1 It l> only a m atter of time before 60.000 cubic yards of dirt and rocks will rain down upon a 4()0.foot stretch of Pa ci fic Coas t •Highway. the California Depa rt· m e nl of T ransportation's chief •geologist s ays "It will be coming down . hopefully not all at once." Ray .Forsyth e s aid Wednesday, as .pedestrian travel resumed on a •path through the dust-blanketed ro•dway. which is still closed to traffic. Forsythe 11a1d the collapse will occur because deep, connecting fissures are shearing away an arc·shaped area of the blurt that ia about 125 feet wide and runs • inland about 150 fee l. . :a1111t11ca"'a Criticized LOS ANGELF,.S CAP> -U.S. '•Sen. S.l. Hayakawa has come . ander a double·barreled attack ~· ftom Japanese·American and · Hispanic 1roups becauae of his stances on ilaues related to the ' rilbll ol racial m inorities. At a Los An1eles Press Club newa conference Wednesday, ( ."7ATE ) the Republican senator 's own Ca lifornia Hispanic advisory council criticized l\is proposal lo discontinue bilingual ballots at a s enate-n e ws confe r e nce, a Japancse·American group call- ing itself Days of Remembrance criticized Hayakawa's opposl· lion to its World War II redress campaign. Odd-e.,e• Plan Gro"'• SACRAMENTO <AP> -San M aleo and Santa Cruz counties joined the odd-even gas sales plan at 12:01 a .m . today, bring- ing the totaJ number of counties in the plan to 12, includiD1 one to start Monday . Tbe plan allows motorists to buy gu only on odd numbered days if their licenses end In odd numbers, and on even.numbered days if thei.r licenses end ln even numbers. Trnanl Group• Lose SAC RAMENTO CAP> Ten- a nt g ro ups h ave los t their second s kirmish in two days a gainst the real estate lobby. They showed up before the As· s e m bly Judiciary Committee Wednesday with a bill backed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. requir· ing "just cause" for evictions. But they lacked two of the seven votes neede d for passage . However . a new vote was or· dered for May 30. Pacld•fl ,.,,.,. 811na• SANTA PAULA <AP> -A pac king house fire so intense that it was detected by a weather observation s'atellite h as gutted a block·long, block- w lde citrus packiDI house, police saJd today. Fourteen tire companies responded to the s pectacular fire early this morning, which lit up the night sky and forced tbe evacuation of several nearby homes, but no injuries were re· ported. DAl~Y PILOT AS • • I • I LA COSTE S HIRTS BY FR ITZ! ON S ALE! Mad t ol 50/50 cotton/poly. 1 ht'\''rt• 1·11111 & Vl'P .. ulllt· ;111 1rl1·al -.hi rt for t\111m 111 n·b x 111 C hrn• ... 1• from l11t..., "I 1·11lnr-.. IS :-0.1l.J1g1111d 1hr11 t\1;" 1:11h 11nlv1 Hcg. $ l :UH) NO W *899 DEN IM SPEC IAL O N H.I.S . CH I(' .JEA NS FOH MOM T rim le~:-.. aim fit . 100'. cotton. a nd a ll al a ~pecial -.U\'lngi.. -good thrn Mother'!. U<t). Mljy 1:hh. 11nly! IS1zt· 2ri ·:l21 H c g. !1;2 :LOO I ~~ ___ \ p~ \~ -:::~ J~ ~ .-:, .. J -\ ;'! I .-.~ \~ ., C HOOSE FROM AN I I ASSOHTMENT OP / _j-. CANVAS H ANDBAGS/ $7 00 _$1200 C ANV A WALLETS Afforda hie, m ult i -comportment cu nva~ wnllN -. wit h rainhnw I rim:-, Jll:-t right for ;1 gift J.{iVl•r with a lim1l('(l l1111l~1·t . $4 01) onh FHOM NATUHAI. OMFOHT /I. l11vt·lv nnk h· !'>trilp """ 11 j!l'nll\' M'11ll111wcl \11mp \\\· think it':-. tht· mo-.1 l·mn l11r1 uhlt-.... h1w \'uu '11 t:' l'r wc·ar ( 111 nulurul h•a thn I ONLY $32°0 ~, ~. L~'· ,, \\;f-:·b SAVE ON FRITZI VO IL E BLO U.'ES l.1J,:hl und :ii r~· !'>ly ling. u-. .... 11rlt'd -.pm1f,'. prinl!. 1n VC1ill" P11lyk11t lPn . I~ l\1-1.1 H u rry.g1>11ci t hru l\1m· 1:11h. Now $119H Reg. $16.00 LEVIBENDOVEH PANT F'OH MOM FOR LESS I I , SHERMAN OAKS ORANGE: HUNTINGTON BEACH WCST,.,INSTCR SANTA ANA 4!>20 Von Nuys Blvd Nt•KI 10 Hugho.·:. Markd 2131783 2511 789 S Tusrm Ave.• Tustin or Gorden JOI// Adam.~ Ave /S4/2 Goldl•nwust St JolJO S 8ras10 / Av1• 8109lthurs1 & Adams Nt•KI 10 Gold1.1n Wl·~t 811s101 & MacA11/1u r Grove rwy 7141639·1791 1/.l/96-'·J32J Colll'<Jl' 1141957 8100 1141898 !>S41 MISSION v1r:io NORTHRIDGC TORRANCE PASADCHA 2S2S2 Mclntyr<' 19320 Nordhofl St 22124 Ha wthorne Blvd 3660 C f oothill Blvd Son Or"f/o fwy. Tompo & Notdholf Soulh of tho 0..J Amo RoiwmNJd & f oothill Lo Po1 f'K ll oppos1t!! No1tht1d']f' rash ion Square 2131!>78·1692 7141~ 6100 P/01a 2131313·7394 2131993 7097 _-.....____------ CERRITOSIARTl:SfA 18600 G11dley SI Opposrrt> Rob111son':; entrance. ol l.a,, Cf'rr toe <..enter 2131924·8883 ' l , ... \ ... Orange Coasr Oa1ly P-lJOl E, .. ,4 ... ~ .... , ........ ~------------------R·Ober't-.. N •. WMd __ ,Pub_l.IShe-r-·T·hOIN-·s·K·en-11./£.~.-• .. ~ r-~:D. Thu1'9dar. M-10. 187t ~r• Krefblch/Edltorl., P~ Edftor -Detour Debate Was A voidable A 1reat whoop·di·do that developed this week over the cloe~ ol a portloo of Beach Boulevard in Hu.nUqton Buch could haw been avo&ded •f M>me leaderahtp had been exettiMd. The eourl't! of the tont.roversy wa!' 1 plan to detour tratnc to city stnoet~ while a storm drain could be ln· stalled to a new residentiaJ dt1velopment a~ro1.• the city's bustat thorougbfaf'("'" Plans lnltlaUy called ror the plpelin• to be bored 1.1n de mea lh thf' hi1ihway without dlaruption le> trafnc. Howt·v~r. scnl eond.ibons ~...-s ut'h that the plan wasn't VA>rkuhlt.• ond tht" st.r'H't surface had to be cut, re- sulU"I( ln tJw e losure Stnee 11 1s ;1 sllllt> l'u~hway. tht> l>epurtme nt of Transporta110n hus Junsd1c-h on oHr whelh~r the str<.-...t s hould bt· d ost'<l or nut Tht• stalt' rt'<'''l\'\'tl rt-c'Onllnt>ndolluni, from thl· <'lty but not all omciab "t>re in/ur mt>d of what wa~ R<>in.: on 'fwo l·oum:1I nwm~rs i.nid lhey k1w " nulhlnl( of lht· plans until lt1l'Y Wl•rt• w~ll under w" Yl·t ollu:r-... were 111 on the plan11111~ rrom its t•nrht-:Jl ~la.:t>s ReM"lllOit>nl and SUSJ)l<'IOn buall uv Ill uff H,lllb not II) the know who fc.>ll they wt>rt> t.>ang r 1rcum \'t't11 t.-cl 'l'ht' fa<·t l hat the de\!cloper of t ht• prowc·t •u1eJ Mayor Oon Maci\lhsl~r and C'ounl·1lman Hon Pittt1nbun 'H'rt' on a recent wttckend fi1>hin£ trip tu l'arnlmu ll1lln l hi.'ll> mat ters eithe r . Th~ s torm drain 1s necl·Ssar~ .ind tlw "ork 1" ~lat t'd to start Monday. City Adm inistrator Bud Hels1to l·ould trnn: prl'\'t•ntt•ci or defused the ('ontroversy by th'-· ''"'P"° Jl'l of keE>µmg a II officials informed cqua ll} Th.11 '' 1>uld ::-t•t•m lo l>t' .1 fundamenta l part of his JOb And. ~1 ven the s tormy courst• llf tlunlt n~h>n Bt•ad1 t'ity govt•rnm<>nl of la t\'. a\'cudm~ m1 :mndt•rstandm~~ <Hld <·ontroversi£•sought to be h1~h J.m o r·tt ~ for till' t·1t~ :-I uff Sunnner School Sunk When bud~et cuts induced by Propos1t 1on 13 lax cuts t!liminated sum m er school. Huntington Beach Union High School District t rustees began looking for some way that private educators mig ht offer a summer pac kage. But district lawyer s believe tr ustees m ig ht end up facin g IC1wsuits if they turn the publicly owned cam puses over to the highest education·business bidder who in turn would offer summe r c lasses The la wy<'r s s:.iy the district can't legally control what l!-1 t auj!hl or who the tcafhcrs would be under a pro· gram to bt· f1n:1necd by those c;tudents who can afford to ;.itlcnd Nor t h\• l:swy<•r-; sa). <'<Jn tht· di!itnct guarantet> <·redit 1<1 ...,t udl'nb purslJlng the pri\'a tely offered ::.umme r das~e" on ltle puhl1c: school c:;.i mpuscs Ont•t· lht• rl1s triel leiist·~ its classrooms. t he highest IJ1ddl·r can c1o \\hat he ph:a ses with them. the law. c.-r-, op int• The board act\.'d wisely sn l1rrnt1ng summer school to the publicly paid e1 nd opcrall'd sessions mandated by the legis lc.iture fur hancli capped youngi:.te rs and those requir· 1ng up lo I wo <:red its of make-up work rn order to graduate in 1980. library 'Anchor' Lost When < ;wl'ndolyn Talbert died last week. she left hchind :J leg acy of more than 40 years f)f service to the ll11ntin~ton Beach Library system Fncnds ~uy that Mr s. Talbert, who started work in the cit y in 19:n. was looked upon a s a kmd friend and one in whnm her younger collea~ues put their com ple te faith. .. She w:.i.;; our anchor." Library Director Wa lter .Johnson said ··we could all count on her and confide in her ·'She could peak her mind whe n she was right yet she was thou,:thtful and a good list e ner.·· Mrs. Talbert is m ourned by scores of em ployees whose lives .!>he touched. She lea ves behind m any good memories with t hose who had the good fo rtune of working with he r • Opi nions expresseo in the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv11ed Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Hairpieces fly l,,.M. BOYD Our Love a nd War man takes note of a recent poll wherein hundreds or women were asked 1f they disliked bald men. Not a one s aid yes. Interesting. Calls to mind the ~urvey of some years a go when a sizable s ampling or women were asked which type they preferred , bald men without hairpieces or bald men with hairpieces. A majority or those ladies sa id without, volunteering the view that hairpieces make men look untrustworthy. A gentleman in Pittsburgh just.re ached a ge 100. As usual. he was queried about Dear Gloomy Gus Headline : Six H .B. Police lJnlta Chase Motorcycliat into Long Beach. Quote : "We 're lucky everybody wasn't killed.'' But local patrols and respoqse bave been curtailed. CONFUSED :.':.;'/ ::-r:::::-;:,:':. ':!; ~,.... ........... ... ~':,'=-."' ..... .. how ht: did MJ His t:x plana- t ion "I li ved m os t of 1t befon· th1· world went nuts .·• Strongest lhmg in nature for its size and wei~ht, it·~ :-.:.aid. 1s tht• feather o f a bird /\ yawn lt'nds lo shar pen the sense of s mell momen· ta ril y Q.. "Whal sort or grub did lbt• ordinary ancient Roman eat?'' A. SouJ food, mostly-. Salt pork and dried beans. Their flour wasn't good enough lo m ake pasta. There weren 't a ny tomatoes the reabouts then, so no tomato paste. No s pinach, either , so nothing was served Florentine. If you were to add cornmeal, pep. pers, okra and tomatoes lo the old Roman food, you'd get Southern cooking. Black widow spiders a re te rrible wf'b w e ~ve rs . They 're not neat. Their webs get all messed up. That's one way to tell them from every· day garden.va riety s piders, In fact . Weh~ of the harmless ones are much more sym· metrical. There are those who claim that the beast on a pack of Camels Isn't a camel but a dromedary. It is a camel, It ta, It I.a l AU camels aren't dromedarle1 . but 111 dromedaries are camels. Rowland Evam/Robert Novak Nixon Not Critical of Carter W .\SIDNGTON ·-Ric.hard M. Ni •on recently had tom e charilab&e lhlntc• to say abo\at Jimmy Carter. &ellln& one vla· ll.Or lhat UM-president la dolng m~ch better than the preu giveg hlm tredil for but badly need& \o lltibten hb cooltOl of lhe federal buNaucr~y. In i.11 •xparuuve mood dunng » loo.:. tamblinte J>OUtlcal chat w 11h u well k n u w n W aahlnf(to n lawyer. Nix un of(~~ h•~ ui;ual ltst of h~l.1fol htnt!i Tu tart wllh. h l' s a 1 cl , H o b 1• r l S truu ~~. C tt r I 1• 1 • ~ 1 n ~1dt! 1uck of ull·trade:., should be rn adt• d1n•t•tor or the Ofri(lC or M anat;ettn·n l and Bud~t!t (0JIB> -one of the truly powerful Jobi in any adminiatra· Uon. NIXON'S meaaie: coatrol ol the bureaucracy, which Nixon blmaeU never achieved, is elud· lng Carter. Part of the reason are cabinet memben too much out for themselves <Nixon cited Health. Education and Welfare Secret.ary Joseph Califano> or not "with it" (he cited Housing a nd Urban De velopment Seeretary Patrieia Harris I. With Strauss running OMB, he s aid . Carter could use bis talents \o e"teod presidential in· fluence lO all the depa rtments and tighten up White House con· trot over policy decisions. Carter a lso needs a bard· nosed "Kennedy-style" politi cian to run national politics for him, said the former preside nt. But on the infl ation front. which SURE IT~ ~IGH.L.ADY, BVT ™INK~ MY COSTS LAST~: E~ECT"RK:rtY, LASOR, ... ~S,OIL, Re.Jr, ... SIGN P1'1Nl'ERS-. Mailbox he called Carte r 's toughest 11· aue. NiJCOD wu not critical or Carter or d bis inllation-lilhter. Alfred Kauo. Nixon described Carter'• dere1waUon plao.s as good anti-inflation medicine, but declared himself in the dark as to ju.at bow inflation could be brought to beet. THE GLENN FAcroa The cooditioh or bad blood that President Cart.er seems to have encouraged between himself and Ohio's Democratic Sen. John Glenn. a vocal critic of the new strategic arms limitation treaty (SALT 11 >. threatens letha l har m lo the president in the Sena te treaty debate. The pre5ident has failed to communicate in any way with America's first astrona ut smct- the day that Gle nn, under heavy presidential pressure. censored his remarks during c hristemn~ of the new Trident aubmariDe Ohio. GleM •lreed lo remove from hia prepared teJtt that day early laat month moat alluaiona to tbe explosive question of veriflea. lion of Soviet honesty ln adbef. ing to the still·unalgned treaty. Vet, despite the expurgatiom, RosalyM Carter, represeotin& he r husband at the Groton, Conn .• christening, publicly c hided Glenn for raising .. very damaging" ques tions about verification. What this means is that Glenn. whose opposition to SALT II does not approach the intensity of the bipartisan d efe n se. oriented Senate bloc:, may be lost to the president in the hot rallficat.Jon debate. WRY NOT SHCHARANSKY? T he conspicuous -a bsence of Anatoly Shchara nsky from the Ii s t or Sovie t d issidents ex· c han~ed for those two Russian s pies worries Soviet specialists h~re . Shcharansky. it is felt here is bean~ held as a carrot. and slick weapon to play against !'resident Carter in the final s tages of the strategic arms l1m itat1on treat y <SALT JI) negotrat1ons. Under th1s plausible theory, Sh cha ransky's fate would be thrown into the balance to in· fluC'nce Carter to yield on the las t few details in the negotia· twns between Secretary or State { ·vrus Vance and Soviet foreign m inister Andrei Gromyko. Jailed as an American spy despite Carter 's personal pledge that he had never been paid by or involved with tbe Central In· tclligence Agency 1C lAI. !-'h r harans ky is the most l'l'iebrated d1ss1dent now in Sov· 1Pt Jatl. Some authorities here ht•lreve that 1f Shcharansky is not useful lo Moscow as a pa wn 1l urin~ the t a d -end o f the nt•f.!ollat wns. then the Soviets 1 "tll play him as a political c<f rd chmng Senate consideration or !-IA LT 11 a mt.!ndments The pro· 'P\:Cl worm~s <'nt1cs of SA LT. Anti-freeway Stance Ignores Reality To thr Jo;d1tor Gov Edmund Brown, .Jr. and Department of Transportation Director Adri<ma Gianturro a re both being hjghly unrealis tic in tht•ir rurrent anti frr•C'way and pro·mass tnu~'i1t stance. According lo .John 8 . Rae. Profess11r of Eni.;ineering . Ha rvey Mudd College. ")( 2 per· cent of the auto com muters went to public tra nsportation. they would swamp 1t." Professor Rae a lso says that to develop &n e( rective mass trans it system for Southern California would take at least 20 years The answer , a t least for the next 15 years. 1s an improved high way system and smaller c<frs to replace today's h1.1~h fuel c·o ns umpt 1on vehicle s Un f ortu n a t e l y . l h <'rc 1s no a lt<>rnativc Lo I he inll'rnal com- huslron engine ;.ivatlablc in the forsceable future l11gh hopes onct-held ror steam and turbi ne e n g ines have been dashed We're years away from a bat· tery operated car which will ~" long distances (the range or a tank of gas I at highway speeds and which can be charged quick ly. Even if such a battery were availa ble, where would we J'(et Lhe massive amounL'i of energy necessar y lo cha rge m il lions of them ? Our power facilities are o pe rating al maximum output now. WE MUST r apidly improvt• o ur freewa y a nd h ig hw ay s ystem now. Statewide there ar.: many partially completed pro- jects similar to the Corona del Ma r Freeway {which goes nowhere I and the "Costa Mesa Ditch.'' on Newport Blvd. Millions or taxpayers dollars have already bee.-invested in t hese partially completed pro· jects which a re of no value In al· leviating traffic congestion untH they can be utilized. The money, much more than is needed. has already been col· lected. It's there in Sacramento now. The governor's reluctance to release the funds and his ob· session with public transporta· lion is coslln« us millions of dollarit in wasted ene rgy and escalating construction costs . May heaven protect us from politicians and bureaucrats who, in their infinite wisdom. "know what is best " for the public as o pposed t o what the public wants and needs. DERALD D. HUNT ,. .... ,, £.-1 To the Editor: On May 3, the com1Dunity of H unt1n1ton Beae b loll a tre11ured citiaen to cancer. • Jot:' Rrown w a:, th1· c·rossing guard ut lht• corner of n annmj:! and Ilushard for several years, crossing the rhildren to Eader School lie will be rem('mberccl b,v a nyone who pas~e<I that way durin~ his hours on the Job <is the man who waved, smiled and ~reeled each person dnving by. st<irting off a day on th<' right foot. or giving a needed boost to a day getting out of hand. You got the wave com mg ::ind AO tng, and you smiled back and kcpl on smiling, all by yoursdf in the car , as yyu went on your \\ ay for the day JOE KNF.W ea ch of .. his" children by name and 1-er~tcd c·ach in hrs samr C'hl'l'f\' m<m ner W1.• hope ::ill the ·letter~. thoughts and prayers .lot! re reived from the t•hilrlrcn and their families d urini: h•~ tllnc~::. r.a ve hi m some small r rlurn on the happiness ht: ~cncral<>d in 4-o many of our lives during the past Y<'ars Wt•'l l mi ss yt1u , .l oc ' G orl s Pl'<'d. Tl M .~~t/\RI ANNE AND KATE DAKER AN O PARENTS Sa.,e Bol.,. Cllf<-a Tll the Editor· Sign al Land m a rk Com pany hai. proposed an a mendment to thf' county gener a l plan that c·ould put more than a thousand hom es on the Bols a Chica Mesa The grassy bluffs located Just. "llluth of Wa rne r Avenue and lluntington Harbor. a re c urrent ly used for oil production and af(riculture. If the bl11r<s a re d eve loped t hen all the run·off wi ll run d i rectly into the lo wl ands Che m icals. pesticides and silt will dram into a delicate ha bitat. G rading of the bluffs will cause erosion which will degrade the Bols a Cruea. Signal's plan for development will aUow Bolsa Chica to be built piece by piece. The entire area should be mast.er·planned rint. Recause only 2.000 acres or un· developed land remain in Hunt· ington Beach. I think we shou.ld wisely plan the Bolsa Chica because It is one of the last un· developed areas . IS £CAUSE OF the r apid g rowth of Huntinf'lon Beach the Bolsa Chica area Is surrounded by bu.ildJngs and concrete . The wlldJife of the city has retreated lrito Bolsa C hi ca Fo.es, coyotes, weasels and burrowing owls all inhabit the area. Hawks and vultures can thrive In W s ht1hly antmal concentrated area. Development on the bluffs wtJI 1lve Huntington Beach another Seachff. Wt' do not nt!{'d to trade off lht• bt-aut1ful land for another housing development. Develop m e nt alon~ Pac1f1 c Co<fst ll1~hway will add traffic. poll u lion a nd people to an area already heavil y congested Tax- payers Wlll have to pay for the increased demand on polne. fi re and other services new develop· ment will demand. Bolsa Cltlca is rich in value to the city dwelle r who 1s harassed b_v traffic and city c•ongest1on T he land 1s n ch in wildJife and educational value. Help save Bolsa Chica by rontacting your <'ily and county representatives. Bolsa Chica 1s wo rth protert10~ Di\ VE HALL Cuto•er• To the Editor I would like to say a worct tn .;upport Of ('mployN~~ In fa~t foorl restaurants anti 1n so dhln.I! rw rhap!' h<·lp the pubhr h> bl•llt•r un1krstan<l where t ht' f a~t food l'mployec rs comin1? from In my employment at a fast food r('Slaurant my experience'\ ha\ c• been many and varrcd I ft•el that a considerable amount qf ,J!rOwt h has orcurrt-d 1n mv perstmalit y rn the pas t months dut• to my 1>rcsent employ ment TH F:llE HAVE been many Saturday afternoons that I knew I could b4o• al the beach enjoying the sun. But instead. I spent my :.i rtcrnoons al work. Invariably, a t these times a <'Ustomer comes in that feels the prime reason for this r('staurant ·._ existence 1s to sat 1sfy his s upreme being with sustenonc·c And he 'll step on anybc><ly or anythin~ preventing him from doing so. It 1s at these ti m es that 1· seriously question my pos ition. However. at times a customer comes in when we 're very busy. He slows you down by looking you straight in the eye and says, ·'Thank you. I appreciate your service." It Is then that the in· conveniences seem s mall and it is worth il to be working at a rast food restaurant DALE T RACY Ta~ l'l•w To the Editor · As a senior in Costa Mesa High School. I would like to ex Quotes "l now have doubts. deep ancl serious doubts, ll)>oul re·openin~ the plant on Three Mile Island again, about e~panding nuclear power in Pennsylvania again." Pennsyluni• Gov. Dick Tbombeargh. -or.. . - pre-.s .some qf my op1 ntoni. about lhl' \ UIUE' ack<J l;IX. I Strongly oµpo;;e Hussell Long and Al Ull· m:.in 's !>Upµo rt of a value·added lax Tht-t'Onteotion that the VAT, wh11'h writ lax (.•onsumptwn -· in· eluding basic needs like food · would enco ur a~c people to ~a ve a nd invest ·· 1s a ver y rough and inaccurate assump. t1on . ll will only add to the Pn.!S· s ure on low-income famiUes by makm1? them barely able or unable to afford their food ex· penses. It would probably r educe ll Pt.'ndtn~ by el1m1 nating low. 1 n 1· om e fa m 1 I 1 es r r om the market place• and thereby re· r1Vt'l' rnnatton but at what <'Ost., .. The VAT has the same c·hJ racten sta• as inflation itself rt"ciUl'IOJ! tht· buy1nl! powe r of the l'onsumcr !::LAINE TANG Lost 011r Spirit"! To the Editor· What has happened to the ll ptrit. self·disciphne financial a '4 a reness of our citizens? We hear lht> service stations a re rons 1de ring a four·d ay .. boyl'ott" closing. Why are not the citizens con· !'l1der inJ? a good strong -or even weak boycott., Regardless of wh ich ~roup or g roups a re responsible for this gas problem of s h orta~es a nd appallinR pr ices. rr the citizens limited their dnvin~ for JUSt a week. or t• v t• n a f I! w rl a y s. t o on I y 11 bsolutl'ly necessary driving, doubling up on tnps to the store, to work , etc . we ·d see ter rific results B UT HERE we a re in line ask· mg to be ripped orr ! When we. cul down on coffee drinkina I many of us never returning to il ) it showed results. When products and services do n't sell. pric es invariably come down. Please even if you can af· ford the gas prices -stay ho'me a little the next few weeks, for the sake o( your fellow man who cnn 't afford them. J . HALL • Letter~ Jrom readers.are ~le~. Tht nght ro co~ ~tters to JU ,,poce or t bmnaatt Ubel is retertied. Letters ol :JJO worda or less tDlll be gwen preference. AU feUeTs must mcl.uk agmlur.,Oftd moWftD.ad.• dnm but. oarN• mo11 be nhheld on reqw.t i/ ru/f*dnal rtwOtt Ls op. po rent. Pot I r11 wtll not be ,,.. bl al/tied. - " - •.1 . A 21 DAILY PILOT s Thul'lday, May 10, 1979 ; --~~L . GEllE ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOi OPENERS I:lts MoM'S L~~~ ~PE.ClAL DAV. \.{OU BE lS a") t> TO HER ... OKA"t? SCREEN DOORS nm BELLFLOWER. MJ1.1., IWISll. 30··. 32··. ae-· ••••••••••••••• nm CARSON. MJ1.1., f'IN18lol. 3()'', 32''. 36'' ••••••••••••••• nm LA MIRADA. Mild., l"IN'JSH 30'', 32''. 36'' ••••••••••••••• 10.88 13.88 16.88 1 ~~cw~~~ ............. 19 .88 THE SOt.rrH GATE. 24 88 GOLD OR BRONZE FINISH. 30". 32". 36" • • • • e GS404D l/3ffP CHAIN DRIVE 13788 ~~~ ....................... 26.88 ~~~~· .................... 29.88 , GS450D 1/3 HP SCREW DRIVE 14788 ,. ™8{, ~ ,· t·~ ~ 1,, }~ ' ~I J, ~~. ~Xf.: ................. 37 .88 THE EL TORO. 39 88 BRONZE f'1N18H. 36''. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e I . "" w~ NORMAL !NSTALLATION OF OUR UNIT 5500 FREE BENCO CAR WASH BRUSH EXTRA TRANSMITTER WITH PURCHASE OF GS404D OR GS4SOD OPENER A little ... ryday car wuh bru..h. No big deal. no rna.J'ftlous "'"ntion, but not bad for under a buck. BENTWOOD ROCKER 5999 t .... ·. Thia ia th.e walnut finished ea.sy-to- a.uembl. K.D. model. Got cane ... t and back. IOY AL CREATIONS FURNITURE The stuff hu a real il\te....ting man - made Uni.ah. Loolu Yery much like real wood. You be the judge. The pictun here ahow. a Library Wall Unit on either side of the Library Wall Unit with the Sliding Door. (Shuclu, thought I got it all). LIBRARY WALL UNIT LIBRARY WALL UNJTwrrH SLIDING DOOR 33!! 37!! 1C=:l ~~~:r'36~ ••••.•••••••••••••• 42.88 We have just about the largest Ml.ection in Southern California THE ONTARIO. .. 42 88 and when we make them on special we run the entire batch. Got GOLD FINISH. 36 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • one for your need.a and your pocketbook. All compl.t e wtt h THE GARDEN GROVE DOUBLER GOLD nNISH. MountiruJ Hardware. Silent ClOMr, Tulip Latch. Striker Plate. INCLUDES 2-30" GARDEN GROVE DOORS AND 87 88 Adju.stino Channel&, Hin and Instructions. l BLACK T BAR KIT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • e 8" BOSTON FEIN 777 This is really a f u.ll thil\9. la that a good price? Out of the pot they multiply.· rve got a bunch of th.m. OSROW CAR&: BOMEWASBEI 77216 With pulaatil\9 power and 90ap diapen.er . It'll have no gu but it11 be clean. -MONARCH I SLIDING MIRROR WARDROBE ~ DOORS Got that swell muted gold finish. adjustable glides, with door bumpers, well formed flat mirror. See the display. L series. 4&80 .... 69.97 S0.80 .... 83. 97 72&80 .... 93e 97 96x80 •. 119.97 72.96 .. 109.97 96x96 .. 149.97 FOREST PECAN llTCBEN CABINET STARTER SET . 8997 Includes: 5' Base Cabinet, ( 2) 12a30 Wall Cabinets. You a.ssernble, but it isn't hard at all Vala.nee erlra. ~ -~ ' ,! • TWI ·LIGHT OIL LAMPS Not ju.at for ahow, th~ really work. Qi,,. a nice aoft J.i9ht. Very relaai • • • 1\1\1\1\1\ • • • ggg ... """ GAY NtNETJF.S 2 97 EARLY 3n AMERICAN .••. OLDE s•7 HOMESTEAD .. PARLOR LAMP 797 QUAKER 30 WT. MOTOR OIL '-- 55~. Well, you could drop by your gas station and pay their price. (What? They're cloeed too?) s. .. with u.a thi.a week. MAYFAIR NATURAL CHAMOIS ::- 44! rr. It'• t.h.e real stuff. Nothing ahamm* like chamois. Do the car, Yan, boat, or whatever. DISBMASTER WALL MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET 47~M1~ Its a faucet and with a push of th~ button it'• a dish or pot !IC'rUbber. with puah button sud.a. With brwah a n d brass scrubbers. ALLISON ASSORTED CRYSTAL KNOBS They told me there is YOUR CHOICE stuff here worth up to $4 each (you know 87 C how fast that will oo. so subject to stock on EA. hand. right?) GOOD LIFE FLAT INTERIOR PAINT OR SUNDANCE STUCCO AND MASONRY LATEX ----BOUSE PAINT COLORS OR WHITE YOUR 4•• CHOICE Gal. Made by one of the biogi .. with our label. Super quality, you aan money. a.nd we mall. the d .. l for colon too. M ,,,, ·-), . • 4 .• ' • MAYFAIR BEA VY &..AS-----.•! I DUTY POLISH CLOTH #XL-SS OR TERRY KHIT TOWELS NXL-65 YOUR 88C CHOICE EA. Don't qi" theae to Mom for Mother'• Day. Buy aome for younelf &nd qi" her a hand. f:..-} ---~~· . · · . . BLUE CORAL ; ..• ,,·!~~ "r .\~. TIEATMEIT , c· ..... ./ ~ 199 L ' r.,Mf ..._ l9C I ( I •.1.1ttt4.J, Deal il\clud .. 12 oz. Liquid Polish and the 2.25 oz. of Sealer. Not easy, but doe9 It !&at. The sealer ls ths kicker. HAPPY GRASS 187 LIN. FT. 6'WID'Mf Indoor or out . but especially nice around the pool or patio. Tickles the feet. I know I tried it . Two year warranty. CON TEMPO FOLDING OUTDOOR FURNITURE Got that nice bri9ht orange canvas material. Fold n ice and•compact for storage or travel. . ~7 DIRECTOR 8 CHAIR ...... ··· .Y •5768 36 POSJTOIH CHAISE ....... 16 ~!754 OUTDOOI numrn r. . ' I 1 "'· . . t. i ·~· : 's; r ~ , . • 'II ~ ....... • > '.;:;: .... I -• •• ·-.-•" .. vs. 26-WEEK CERTIFICATES 9.6170/o 10.0·190/o CURRENT RA TE ANNUAL EFFE<:TIVf Y4EU> CERTIF ICATES ISSUED MAY 10 THRU MAY 16, 1979 $10,000 minimum. The highest rote ovo1loblo on savings insured by o Federal agency. Rate is announced eo<tt week. based on 26·week U.S. Treasury Bill rote. Effective yield auumes all funds ot maturity are rede~ited 01 ~omc rote ond remain fe>f" full year. Rote moy change ot re newal. federal regulations prohibit compounding of interest on this account and impose o substanltol interest penalty fM early w ithdrawal. . . t ( l ' ~ j -. • I' st, offers SERVICE OFFERED SAFE DEPOSrr BOX TRAVELER'S CHECKS llOMEY ORDERS PHOTO COPY TRUST DEED NOTE COLUCTIONS st GIBRALTAR BANK OF AMERICA WITH $1.000 YOU PAY MINIMUM SAVlNGS FREE $7 PER YEAR FREE 1% tee Of 111Cl.1n S2 per mo. 'package' FREE 60C MINIMUM FREE NOT OFFERED FREE SO 50 set up lee plus S2 per month UNITED CALIF. BANK YOU PAY $7 per year or incl in $3 per mo 'pacl\Jgt:' 1% fee or incl m $3 per mo. 'packaee' SOC m1n1mum 01 incl. in $3 per mo. 'padage' NOT OFFERED $5!>1:1 up fee plus S2 50 per month CROCKER BANK YOU PAY $8 per yr:ar or free with S2,000 min savings 1% FEE 80C MINIMUM NOT OFFERED \10 set up lee plus $1 50 per month SECURITY WELLS PACIFIC BANK FARGO BANK YOU PAY YOU PAY $7 PER YEAR S8 per yeaf or incl 1n $3 per mo. 'pac~· or free Wtttt S2,000 mtn. savings 1%fee 1%fee or tnci.m S2 per mo. 'package' Of fr ee with Sl.ClOO min sav111gs Of incl. in $3 per mo. 'package' or tree with S2,000 lnin. savings SOC MINIMUM 50e minimum Of incl. in $3 per mo 'package' Of tree with $2.000 min savings NOT OFFERED NOT OFFEREO SS~t·up fee $7 50 !>et-up tee pf us $1.50 per monlfl plus $1.7~ per month Bunk inlormat1on based on tulcpl>0ne .su111cys GonducttJd durlrtg AfH/1 1979 GIBULTU ALSO OFlt'RS THESE FRll SERVICES-Ho minimum balance: Nota ry Service, Direct Deposit Service, Transmatic Savings: $1 ,000 Minimum: Telephone Transfer Service, $5,000 minimum: Check·a·Month Plan. SATURDAYS: All offices, 9 :30 to 4 :00. WEEKDAYS: Most offices, Mon. thru Thurs., 9 :00 to 5:3~ri., 9:00 to 6 :00. *WEEKNIGHTS & SUNDAYS: Our shopping mall off ices open Mon. thru Fri. till 9:00; Sundays 11 :00 to 4:00. ' Office hours may vary. Please check with your focal branch. OFFICES SERVING ORANGE COUNTY GIBRALTAR .........,_ 215 W. Orw~ Aw. 111-et01 .....,..,. ISACM #It Hunttl"gton C4NMr -8181 112 •OllT llACIU700 W. COMt Hwy. 631·28'1 .,. .... CAPtlTfWIO a11n Def Obiepo St. 483-6011 IMITA MAICOeTA mu 3125 s. ari.tot St. t19-7MO IMITA AIM •4 Senta AN FMNoft Square DMJ71 '1 PM offtcee tMoughout Southern, c.ntral and Nof1Mfn Cellfornla FOUNDED 1186 •ASSETS OVH $3 lllUON • OPftaS STAT!WtDf •• -·-"--·- .. -· .... --------·-·· -· ··-. --... . . -... l t \ \ .. •• t I 11 ·-· Irvine EDI TI O N Yo•r Be•ete•• Dally Newspaper VOL. 72, NO. 130, 'SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1979 TEN CENTS · I ~ ~1 I' ~ Se~, Money Offered for Gasoline \ l l . - By MIOIAEL Pi\SK t;VICH, •·at:DElllf'K S( UOF.M t:tn. aad JOHN COllDt;RO °''"'.,.. .. -, .... Irvine Station Man Turns Down $1,000 BRIBES. ONt: THAT HIT SI ..... M'XUul l~vorb und other enllcenwnts 11rt' t>e1n~ orfered Or11ng.-t 'c1tai.l wn l<'l" station attendunts by des~rall' motortblb in thl'll '>l'&r 1·h ror gaSOlinl' Other mtltvn s ts arc resonmt; to ex1·11!it'!i ·1 ·m h1n ing a baby" or "m y grundmothcr JUSl <lll'tl 111 ullcmpti. lo sway attendants into i.clhng lhem fuel ur hrt'uk111~ rull.'!i imposed by th~odd-cven ::.ales plan ~ IN IRVINIE, A STATION owner 'Who asked that th\' name of ttis outlet not ht-revealed. s1t1d a prominent local resident who owns rivt' cars offered b1m $1,000 to ·provide him with as much JlU!iohne a~ he wanted whtmt.·ver h1: wanted it." "It was JUSt that important lo him." th._. owner ~u1J "I told him rCtther that I wouldn't do 1l,' ht' added At the sa m e station, the owner n·portccl, .1tt1·ndC1nh ha d been offered carn<1I delight~ by ft·mak motort!ib who t wuntcd to huy ~asohnc after clostnK "ONE (;AL SAID 'l 'l,L TAKE care of you 1f you'll take cCtrc of me Just let me know a day before' "the owner re· po rted 'They're JU:.l lhat desperate .. In Newport BeCtch, Bob Huxtable. owner of Texaco ::.tat1on at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills roads, said two resutents of the exclusive Big Canyon ne1ghborh~ of. f1•rcd unspecified amounts for gCtsoline favors "I told lht•rn thl're was nu way that I could do 1t," Hux· tubll• smd Small payoffs ure common, a s urvey of attendCtnts "h0W l'd "l'VE BEEN OFFF.RED $20 for a f1llup after clos· 1ng ... said Stn't• Stcriu. lead :,alc:_,man Ctt a Chevron ~talion nt>ar Oran~t· County Airport Gas fjnes Even Long~r EvenN * .. Carter .Warned I 'By Brown I ~ SACRAMENTO IAP> Gov. Edmund Bro wn Jr ~a ys -a lrfornia won't be "pu~hcd jaround by othe r stale~" on 1~asoline allocations · I And he says President Carter 'had better be fair to California" Jf ht' hopes lo be rc- !elected next year ' · ·.w.e.:tt make whHtever dls- cipHne d . purpo~Hul s acnrice is necess a r y. but w e als o MEXICO WELCOMES BUYERS FROM U.S.-A22 LUXURY AUTOS AVOID LONG LINES-A25 ALTERNATIVES: BUSES,GASOHOL-86 want the rest of the country to do that. .. Brown said in Ctn in lerview recorded for broadcast today on the NBC te levision "To day" news program. Brown. who sa ys he is lluru ing of challenging Carter for th1 Democ ratic nomination for president in 1980. was alternately conciliatory and threatening in ton regarding Carter. Brown said he was confident Carter would protect Califor· nian ·s interests , but several other remarks sounded hostile. rs Day Weekend Oosings Feared? Lines o f car s c reeping towa r d Oran g e Coa s t g<1..,o lint: o ullets le ngth •ncd today a~ motorists with (!V~n· numbered license plate~ got lht.•1r first cra ck at fuel under lht.· odd l'v c n alloealion !->Y~l cm . Station owners gcm•rally !.aid lht•y bclit!Hd tht! hnt•S were lnn~er than Wcdnc1-day. when odd numbered veh1 cle1-W<'rc al lowt:•d in lo queue uµ for fuel Tht•y a ttributed th1.· rene wed Jam~ :.it lht· pump~ lo the fCt ct that today wCts the first day for l'\'l'fl·numbt•rcd molon sts to huy a nd "panic buying" in a nl1r1p:.i lio n or "'idcsprc·ad :.t:.il1on l'los ures O\'cr tht· wt•ekend Others ~aid tht'v wcn'n 't con v1 n<·ed the odd-cvl·n Ctr rangc ment will t•ast· lhl' cn),1s No rn:.i1or 1 m•1dt•nt~ wen • re ported earl~ tud<.1 y Mort' :-:tat ion 11w1wn. !)a1tl c1riH'r!'> wt•n• behav- 1 n,g <1nd d1splay1n g spirit:-or n H>per:it 10 11 t\l a Chl•vron .,tat1on nt·ar O r ;1 n g l' Co u n l y 1\ 1 r port . a ),p o k esrnan s a id a tte ndants "we re going st raight h y the hook .. in handling <'U~tomer., ·we hCtvt• a ~uy .,landing near tht• strl'ct, ('heck1ng fue l gauges to mCtke sure ~pie havt:' lc:.s th;in half a tank. Wc"re not ril l 1ng containers and everyone 1s Ii m 1tcd to20 gallons." he .,<11fl The onl y exception), to thl' no· t<1nt a mer rule is ror motorists "'ho havl' run out of ga),ohne. he :-.;rnl tStt LINES. Pagt> A2l "I wouldn't take it. That person could have been a guy from the county." Ster ia said. "Lots or people have offered to prepay for $25 or $50 worth of gasoline so they could gel 1t when they want." said Harley J ohnson, owner of a Union 76 station at the corner of Culver Onve and Michelson in Irvine BOB THOMPSON OF BOB'S UNION Service in Hunt- ington Beach says $20 is the standard offe r for s pecial pump privileges. "The biggest one was S50,'' he added. "You name it. we've had 1l everything from I'm having a baby, immediate ly . to my grandmother JUSt died." said John Simister. of Aquatic Park Shell on Bolsa Chica Av enue rn lluntington Beach One coast observer noted that the county's birth r ate s hould be booming if all the pregnancy excuses Ctre founded SIMISTER SAID HIS ANSWER to the m ed1 cC1 I <See BRIBES BARED. Page A?l En Gard.- Art 1s t Salvador Dali holds a hugl' ~\\Ord hl· des ig ned \\1th a goldt·n ca g it• ht'ad in J><1ris wht>r11 hl' will bl· In d11 <·t 1•d 111 10 lhl' F rt'nc h :\t..'<H.il'n'lH' dt•:-Bt.>aux t\rt., Motorists Tell of Ripoffs Mo r<' than 100 g as hung ry moto rists called the Or ange County Oistrict Attorney this .... l•ek to report allegcd ripoffs and v1olat1ons of th<' odd·e\/t'n !->alP:'i µI an at local gCt:mhnc sta t 11in-. I n vt>stigator Ear l Cr:ug said till' maJortl~ of the complaint:. 1n vof\·c "'hat he call ed "no .,.. al:!hce. n<> gasce. ·· car washes tha t refuse to s ell gas to motorists unle!i:. they also buy a car wash "They havt• gone so Car as to threaten to siphon lhe gas o ut or keep the car .... " Craig said. ·And then they finally let them go o r th ey a r e wo m e r customers who get intimidated m hl pa)ing for thl' car wCtsh " Other complciiners have al· leged that som e s tati o n ope rators ha ve posted s igns re· quiring a S5 minimum purchase wh ich a motorist m ay not see unt il afte r f i lling up with perhaps $3.50 worth of gas. Cra1fi! continued Some motonsts also have al· lei:?cfl operators have required purl'lrnses of mechanicCtl work ISt>e COMPLAIN, Page A2) Sweat Tipoff 43 Mexica11~ Found in Truck Sweat dripping from a truck t1pµen l' S Hurc1cr Patrol agent), at S:in Onofn· Wt•dnl'~da y n1~ht tha t a human cargo "'as hak10 14 inside The~ found 43 s .... eltering Mexican n~tinnals 1n the one ton vt•h1clC'. Special Agent .John Wl's),on sa uJ 'amp Pl•ndleton Manni! James ~arnucl Hamilton. l J . wa s Ctrrc:.ted on .,mugglln14 c harges 1n connection with thl· 6 15 pm ahcn seizure "The agl'nl:. may ha\'(.' !><tved Hamilton from being r hargl·d y,.ith homiC'ldl' by finding l110),c Ct liens." Wesson :.aid 'Th(•y ct hc al1en sl w e re really crnmmed in there .. Agents stopped a U llCtul tru1·k driven by Hamilton who a~- :-.ertl'dh· said the Vl'h1cle was 1•mpty ·The agents weighe d the trur k and said 1t contained 6.0011 µounds or exlr:.i .... eight When orde rl'd to rehn11uis h lht! truck ·s keys. Hamilton <.dlegedly ~aid he hCtd none It wa~ then. Wesson said. agents noticed the dripping persp1rnlion Agents forced open the cargo lock and released the gasping passe ngers confined in the truck rompartment lhCtl hCtd no win dows or vents Wesson sa id Ha milton was scheduJed for arraignment to· day in federal court in Chula Vista on the smuggling chargt>S and allegedly e ndangering the lives of thl' 43 Mexican Na· t1onals. "The president had better bt. fair to California, because ttus is the biggest state. And we 're not asking for more than o ur share. We're asking to be treated in a n equitable manner, realizing that many people drive 20, 30. 40 miles to work." But Brown also said he didn't believe speculation that the ap- pearance of a gasoline shortage in Caliromia before other states was any kind of Carter plot lo embarrass or punish him . Media Winners County Appeal Coasa "I can't belie ve that President Carter wouJd punis h California because he thinks I might run against him for the presidency " Brown said. "In order to be e lected presi- dent again, he'll have to carry €allfornla, which has the most number of electoral votes. So I feel reuonably confident that President Cart.er will do all that be can to help out the situation." J/AC4TION PUNS IN '00,' SECTION Delp6te abortaaea of galOline, Oranae Coaat re1ldent1 have many ener1y-Hvln1 vacation apt.ioas. Today's Dally Pilot offers dmeb' advlce for vacation plan· Mn ta a IPldal seeUon -GO. Tun to hp All for GO, a foal'·P•I• look at boalin1. nen.aaoa and travel trends. Darre n Turbow. 9. and came ra operator Peter Lunenfeld. 10. show how lhey filmed signboard for their winning en- try in the Irvin e Unified School District's media fair. The co m petition attracted 250 entries. T he 63 winners will be honorl'd at a n awards presentation at 7 o'cloc k tonight at Vc n<1do Midd le School. 4 Deerfield St. q rt ••• .._. ---f- • Brown Asked to Aid- In Coast Land Buy By REBECCA HELM Of,,_ O.lly ~t ... Si.ff A call for Governor Brown to personally intervene in state ef· forts to buy thousands of acres along the Irvine Coast for pubhc park use was Issued Wednesday by Orange County Supervi50rs . Stale and federal officials already are considering buying much of the acreage. Supervisor Thomas Riley said. The negotiations. however. a re moving s lowly because of questions raised as to whether the Irvine Company should give the land lo the public. and land uses adjacent lo the proposed parks, Riley said. The slate Legislature already has appropriated $22.6 million to buy 1pproxlmately 3,100 ures along the coast between Corona del Mer and Laguna Beach. H the governor personally lakes charge of the land acqul11l lion. exact sites will be chosen "<nore quickly and clos ure of tht.• actual purchase will be speedier. Riley said As a supplem ent to the pro· posed slate park. federal of· fi cials are considering purchase of about 4.000 acres in the Irvine Coast area. It would be part of an 18,000-acre urban national park proposed to encompass land surrounding Laguna Beach, parts of Irvine and the proposed Aliso Viejo commnunity. In a related resolution ap- proved by supervisors Wednes· day , Riley asked the state Coastal Commission to postpone its upcomang review or the Irvine Coast plan until August. In June, the state commission is scheduled to review a plan proposed by county staff and the Irvine Co. It was turned down by the Regional Coastal Com mission in February. I ---·-------------- \\·cather Clear through Friday and a little warmer in- land . Highs Friday upper 60s al beaches. upper 70s inland. Lows tonight 46 to 53. INSIDE TODA~ In a candid a~w. Tom Hayden telU 1aow hu U1~s hove changed. view th;ot are causang him to come undef' attack from. o/ all ploces, the left . Read about the a.l - tralibn;ol who has come in of/ the $1n~s and become port of the MW go~mem. Page A21. CJ M -· .. M AU ., ., .. All ., .. ... ... ... ., ' ) I Diedricli Returned To Stand 8J GUY GUNVILLE ............ SAN DIEGO Attomeya for Oran1e Cou nty Supervl1or Ralph Dledrkh called tbe1r ch.nt baek to the wit.Deas ttand Loday an an attempt to repair somc.1 or the da maae donc- Daedrtt-b'~ c•WM' Wf'dnf'sday by prosecutor f111r hacl Cap1n1 Caplui speot a lull day rross euminlnat Diedrfrh aii UM pro. ecuUon cont1n~ Its eff~ to prove the c(Junty supervisor ~ollcited aa" rt'relved bral>.!s from 11 development <'<>tnP•AY m 1973-74 Along the w111y. Cap1u1 took advantage or II hOlt! prov1ckd him by the derense and brought into play the issues involved in a separate politl("a l corruption case pending against Diedrich a nd others. By the time the 53-year old county supervisor stepped from the witne8s stand Wednesday, the issue or his credibility had clearly taken tbe lead role in the trial Except for a heated verbal blast aimed at a television newsman who zeroed in on him as h e walke d from th e courtroom. Diedrich appeared calm throughout the day or his encounter witb Capizzi. But he lat.er described it as "a long tough d ay, one of the toughest days of my life." The issue of credibility came to the forefront when Capizzi asked Diedrich about three dif· ferent accounts of his role in an alleged political campaign money laundering scheme that appeared in tbe press. F....,PflfleAJ COMPLAIN before selling gas, Craig said. The investigator said com- plaints have been referred to his office by other county agencies as well as consumers directly. The office now has devised a temporary complaint form to handle the volume of calls and civil or criminal prosecutions may begin within a few days. Craig said prosecution could proceed in two ways. Investigators could go to an al· legedb' offending station. ex· periflince a violation first hand and then arrest the owner. "We would do about a doien of those in one day and it is kind of a harsh way to go. but it would get the word out," Craig con· tinued. More likely. he said. the dis· trict attorney can file civil com· plaints alleging unfair business practices and seeking fi nes or up to $2,500 per violation. Craig noted c9mplaints about violations of odd-even sales arc being referred lo local police de· partments while allegations or minimum purchases and re quired added services are being handled by the district attorney. He said police may issue sim- ple citations to gas station owners who are found to be sell· ing gas lo motorists with odd numbered license plates on even number days and vice-versa. Marvin Pact Bill Shelved SACRAMENTO CAP) -A bill inspired by the Lee Marvin case, req uiring a written contract berore alimony could be a warded to a n unmarried former lover . has been shelved by an Assembly committee. Assemblyman Walter Ingalls. D-Riverside. said he introduced AB 564 because he was worried that the Marvin case would prompt suits that would clog the courts. "Court s a re a lready over burdened in the field of domestic relations law," Ingalls told the Assembly Judiciary Committee. OllANOe COMT DAILY PILOT IMOf-C-1o.llr Pl..,.,wltllwtlle~luo"' D•_ ll>e _Pre\\, I\.,....,._ br I"" ()r- Coe\l ...... 1"'°""(..._V ~ .. uo•liomM• SM;Dll\ .... Moftcta¥ ttwouql\ F"rMMy tor Co\I• .... ~ --~.H~S.11<"11'•••fll'V_....,.lr"ftnl'.~i»«:Pl/Sowtf\(_ .. 11 A ........ ,.._i_""'""""'''_!><ol_Y'_ •,~,.f\ ttw-prlnc tNI c>vb41\f!>JnQ pl,.r" h 4tf JJO Wf>U O•y Sfr"1. CO\I• Mr"•' C•lltnttu& •7t16 .. _ ...... ~---·., ••• cw.., Yiu Prftldfftt _c;._.,..,_ T-•tl-1 l<lilor ,_, . ..._ .._....c•i.r CM-II~ -·-.......... ._._...f.do'°"> Thut!d!t, Mey U!, 111'1 Aiwela' Siar Rr""'• Son Hit byAuio _ C allfonla A•••••• pHcMr Nolan R7u'1 1. year-old '°" l• ln tractk>n today wtt.h a brobn le1 1ulfft'tld wt.a be .-.. htt by a ur W41dMllday IM'ar tht" Ryans' Villa Park home The ac-cidenl occurred while youn1 Ryan was playlna w\th soml" other c-hlldrTn 1n tt-t fr(>nt ard or hi~ homt-. llart :.aid. ad· ti Ing that I ht-boy a r part'ntly run into tht' tr~t and was hit hy l.bt: r ar lnvHlltcatons hu vt• di· ddcid lbtl motorUil wu:i not ut rault and no d tataon wa:. issued. Hart said R~ Ryan was taken tn C h apman Gt'nt:rid llospltal after tht' ~ Z5 p m a<'c 1dt'nl, Sht:raff':!. Lt Wyatt llatt said. The child was later traosfern.-d to ChJldren 's Hospital 1n Orange. His condition is reported as stable and be is expected lo remain t.n traction for about three wee~. Iran Plans Boost of Oil Price TEHRAN, Jran IAP> -Jran announced today it will increase cnade oil p rices ~Y 60 cen~ a barrel on all existing contracts, effective next Tuesday. "Market conditions demanded it," said an official or tbe Na· tional Iranian Oil Company who asked not lo be named. The price increase will prob· ably have virtually no impact on the cost of gasoline or other oil products an the United Stat.es. according lo analysts. Meanwhile . sources in New York said Saudi Arabia is re · portedly taking a long-expeded move or reducing the amount of oil it sells lo Arabian American Oil Co. <ARAMCO), the four· company consortium wbicb is tbe Saudis' key link lo Western m a rkets. The Iranian and Saudi actions could mean more problems for' the world's oil-consuming na· lions. Iran's price· bike is a further hint that the organiUI· tion of Petroleum Exporting Countries will decide on another rise in the base price of oil when it meets next month. The Saudi decision will likely curtail the already light supply or oil in the West . The Iranian pri~ increase. a 3.6 percent boost, would bring Iran's oil prices to $17.17 a bar- rel for Iranian li ght and $16.64 a barrel for Iranian heavy. The OPEC base price for oil 1s $14.54 a barrel, plus any sur· charges the cartel's members want to add. Iran's surcharges have been about $1.80 to $1.90 a barrel. UNES ••• A' ~ hunl.a1n Valley Meo. 1'7520 Brooklaural St .. owner ~unt Um rePOf1.ed that am. today avwa1td 30 to 40 eara, eocnPartd wttb about u OD Wed· ...Mfay. n. aver••• wait II to to lS mt•lt•, ... aa1d. Harley Jobmon. owner el a Unlon 18 outlet lo Unlversily Park in Irvine, said lbe averqe w a U UU. mom.lna went up to 31 mlnutn from 21 on Tuesday. He hand• UckelB to motori.aU to de· termlne how IOQ& they are wait· lnf In line. n San (.'lcmt nte, a survey l'howt"d thitt fewer stations were uph today :ind lines were longer In Oflt' incident Wednesday. a fi>:ht nt'&rly broke out al a Tea· tH'O station over whether the number on a woman's lleeose plait> was odd or even. The problem was solved by bvstanden, however. In uguna Beach, Steve Hoff. man of North Laguna Shell said lanes set:m~d shorter to him. although other Art Colony ob· st'rvers said they felt Hoes were Just as long or longer than Tues· day At a Mobil station al the cor· ne r of Broadway and North Coast Highway. tbe line backed up Broadway, up CliH Drive and looped back toward the highway. At South Huntington Chevron. 20972 Magnolia St.. panicked bu.yers were said to have spent the nights in their cars in an- ticipation of t~ 6 a.m. opening today. · · 1 wi sh I didn't work here a nymore .·· lamented one employee. He said be stays away from customers as much as he can. "It was horrendous this mom· i ng," said Bob Huxtable . operator or a Newport Beach Texaco outlet. ''I'd say the lines were twice as long." "We Oat r~ o~ of gas wit;h three cars lo go. No more lS co ming until tomorrow . I apologized to the people, but what can you do?" Huxtable said the railing of the odd-even system is that it can only work 1f a large number of stations are open and operating hours are lengthened. Such is not now the case , he said. In Costa Mesa. long lines and short gasoline supplies were re ported. "l personally don't believe un· til next weekend we'll see any change," said an employee at Fair Exxon, Fair Drive and f'airview Road. ·'This odd-even doesn't really seem to do it.'' said Bob Sharp or Bob Sharp's Mesa Verde Mobil. 'Impulse' Cited In White Trial SAN FRANCISCO <AP l Dan Whlt.e killed Mayor GeorJl(e Moscone on an uncontrollable "primitive impulse" and sl>ol Supervisor Harvey Milk mo· ments lat.er while his mind was on a deadly "automatic pilot," a defense psychiatrist testified at the former supervisor's murder trial. White has pleaded innocent lo the killings but his attorneys have conceded in court tbat he fired the fatal shots. E'ro• Pag~ A I BRIBES BARED .•. emergency excuse is , ''I'm sorry, call an ambulance." Thompson said if the medical emergency is valid, he'll give them a gallon of gasoline to get to the hospital. "We get a lot of lies." said Roger Schmidt. who operates a Chevron station on Beach BouJevard in Hunt- ington Beach. He Jets his attend an ls make a determination op whallodo. · An attendant at Jim Jennings' Union Station on Balboa Island observed that most or tbe population of Los Angeles County must be ill or dying. "WE GET AN AWFUL LOT or people who have lo have gas to get to LA because someone is sick or dying," he said. '·Either that or they ·re on the way to the hospital to have open heart surgery." Steve Hoffman of North Laguna Shell in Laguna Beach believes more medlcal schools have sprung up since the fuel crunch hi the Orange Coast. "We've bad four or rive new doctors come through here." Hoffman said. "You can look at them and tell they have nothing lo do with the medical profession ." 011IER STAnONS IN THE SOUTH coas~area report similarlncidentsinvolvingallegeddoctorsor emer"eocies. "I had a woman come in the other day who said 'I'm on my way to the hoepital. I just had a heart attack '," Bob Householder or Dunivin's Chevron Service in San Juan Capistrano said. Householder said another man approached the station with a gas can, demanding fuel because be bad run out on the freeway. "We told him we didn't have gas and watched him walk up the street and get into his car and drive off," Householder said. In other incidents: -Vince Amodei, assistant manager of Jim Tice Chevron, Costa Mesa, almost had the beat of ~ worlds when• female motoriat propoeitiooed him and offered a ts payoff in return for fuel. ''She wun'l so hot so I refUMd her.'' Amodei aaJd. He noted that more Ulan one C\111.omer, whUe wa!Unc in line, went to a nearby convenieDce market, bou1ht a 1tx- pack and arrived at the 1aa pwDJ>, 1auec1. -At Richard Perlin Unloe 79 Service la Ntwport Beach, euscomen have offered to buy Urea, tuneupe and · acceMOriea for tbe privile1e of buytq 1uollne, 1akl Georse hrtln. one of tbe staUon'a owntra. O... Umomlne driver offered S50 for a fillup, be added. -"JI we're ck>led people have an excuse," aald MU'k ChacoUan. of Park Udo Union Service, Newport JStacb. "Tbey'N Soina to the doctor or ,om, to LA." · Drainage Project Approved Oran1e County Supervlaors approved an •1,..menl wtlh the Irvine Company WI week which providM foe cout.ru.ctioa of • $3.2 million draina1e channel between tbe Sao Diego and San· ta Ana Fneways ln sout.berl,J Irvine. Coat of the A1ua Chinon drainage facility will be bome entirely by the Irvine Company, county spokesman Pete Daiquist said. Tbe cha.DDel tbrou&h the Agua Chinoa wash will be built in prepparat.ioo for a larae com- mercial and shopping center pro- posed ror the area, sometimes called the golden lriangle, Dal- q uistsaid. SCbeduled ror a rail 1981 open- ing. the plans will be slmil~ to Newport Center with offices, hotels. restaurants, eight de- partment stores and 200 shops. according to an Irvine Company spokesman. Construction of the drainage facility will reroute the existing wash around the proposed cen- ter 's building site and cover the channel to make it an under· g r ou nd condui t, coun ty spokesman Oalquist said. It will drain into Upper Newport Bay. Because or the drainage into the bay, which already has a heavy siJtation deposit, Oalquist said county offi cials s pecified that the Irvine Company must set aside land, free of charge, lo ser ve as a s iltation basin. A consultant's study or the bay claims that such basins would help aHeviate the siltation de· posit problem. he added. ........... SWff,.... PAUL WOOLDRIDGE OPERATES COLLEGE RADIO PANEL Saddleback Station Went on the Air Thia WHk Saddleback Opens New Radio Station Despite months-long delays at- lnbut.ed to weather and Jo~ederal <'om munacations Co mm1ss1on t 1:e hn1 calit1 es . Saddle back College's 600-watl radio station crackled lo the airwaves Mon· day at 4 :30 p.m . SlaL1on Mana g e r Bi ll We1 s~erber said today the sta· t1on, located al 88.5 on the FM dial, 1s following the May pro· gram guide that was mailed out Monday. Air Crash Victim's Final Rites Slated He said anyone .desiring a pro- gr a m guide should phone 831- K SBR or 495-KSBR. Th~tat1on will broadcast from ·· I <t m . seven days per ::.t>ck , fe<Jtunng various musical ro rm ats and public affairs hroa<k;i'>~ Services are pending for Jerf. rey Howard Gregg, a Costa Mesa High School and UC Irvine graduate. who died Monday in a plane crash near Prescott. Anz. He was24. Mr. Gregg had just passed his pilot's examination in a light plane wben the crart was caught in a downdraft and crashed into a mountain. killing him and bis flJgbt instructor, said bis aunt. Helen IGeron of Corona del Mar. Services will be held at St. Joachim's Church in Cos ta Mesa. Funeral arr angements are being handled through Baltz· Bergeron Funeral Home. Mr. Gregg . who moved lo Costa Mesa from New York as a child. graduated from Costa Mesa High School when he was 16 and from Orange Coas t College when he was 17. He received his BA degr~ <tl UC lrvme at the CJge of 18. Mrs Kieron said. a nd . after studying briefly at Cal State F'ullcrton, received his MA in pl>ychoh>gy from No rth e r n A r 12.ooa University. Mr. Gregg began working with retarded lndians m Anzona and. because of his concern about the exploitation or Indians, enrolled in U.S. International Un1vers1tv at San Diego·. where he was studying for a Ph.D. m the psychology of law. Mr. Gregg leaves his parents. Howard and Ma ry Gregg of Lake Forest. his grandmother. Mr s . Martin Schul te of Youngstown. N Y . hi s aunt and uncle. Helen and Henry K1eron or Corona del Mar. a nd his cousin, Elizabeth K1 eron of Corona del Mar. Th1·y ;i1rcd the CCJ p1 strano " I 'n1fl1:cl !-it•hool Distrir l board mh•t1ng Monrlu} a!\ a p11bJ1<· :O-•'f\ll('t:. \\ ••1sgcrher noted th at the St.Ct· f inn • signal hH'1 bel'n p1ckL'<i up ,1:-. fur away .1:-. I.on~ Bt.•ach Audienc~ -Privalf~' VA T I CAN CIT\' I AP I Rosalynn Carter met with Pope John Paul 11 today 1n a 3<1· minute audumcc in the pontiff's private library There was no announcement on the subjects d 1s('ussed in the a udience. listed a:.· pnvate' hy the Vat11·<in. Other Coverage Other south Orange County coverag<' appears today on Page A27 I~ .~:~ le..~ COSTA MllA 369 I. 11th ST. (AclOU "°'" ~ next to Mofte CalenOOra> M2·1617 Mon.· Thurl. t().6 Fri, t2-1 Sat. 10-S: Cloled Sundey ;y--- -~-- HUNDREDS OF LA-Z-IOYS 1N noa IDEAL FOR GRANDMA • MISSION VllJO 21192 Marguettte Pkwy. (Lett off of Averv Offramp. Next 10 Toy0ta) •91·1902 c CALIFORNIA A California First Woman Elected GOP Caucus Boss SACRAMt:NTO (~J• 1 C'amt Ha llett of Atascadero, u ron i e r v a U v e R " p u b I H · 1.1 n • r. s embl y woman und urdent booattr of u~rir ulturt', 1s ttw flrat woman to ~ad's lr.:111hatH " pany n~UI In ('uhfornla The 001) caucus u11u01mo11sh el~cted Ml"S tlallt•tt Wt><1nesdu~ only hour~ n ftt•r M 1n n r11 ' t,eader Paul Priolo eannouncffi he would :Hep <io"' n fro m ttw post ht• hud ht•ld Mnt'l' J JO I MRS. HAl.L•:TT. I rorffil'I ll'tth~hll1 \'ll unit t·on.:r..•1>1>111001 aide. told II nt'WI> l'l)llftort'nC~ 'h·· wie5 s trongly 'upporll'll 1n t ht• election by ltlt' rir,l tt•1 111 rn,·111 bers who \H'l 1' "l1·1·tt•d l1tr .:1•I> ''" pro-Prop(li.111011 1:1 µlulftirm' ''Th" 1 'i a 1· l 1•" 1 r It· ,1 meS!>agc lh1.1t l'r•iµo:-.111011 1:1 h11 ' <'omt' to ~acrnml·n tu "'1th t11. frl'shma11 l'IJ,1> '"'" J ,n11hn~ Mrs . llullt'\ l. "'ho "',..., p rt•wnt 1·d with a bouqul'l uf y1•llo" r•JM'!\ The 41 ~ear old ,et•uml lt·rm1·r added lhal "';1t'h hl'r at lh1· twlm of JO fkpubhc:1m. in lhto KU member Assembly , ag n t·ultu1 l' now "has someone ~ho un derstands and n ·spt·rts 1 l'IPir contributioo to our ~I all' PRIOLO, o r ~al1bu, wa s ell:t·t ed to the Assemhly in 1006 lit· sa id he w<1s s lf·ppang c.Jown to rocus on a 1980 L' S. Senate bid against Sen Al an Cransto n Mrs llallclt s aid sht· wnuld o;1.·ck changes 1n lilt: st:it1.··s rarm labo r law 1Jd11rt· 1'U ppurt1ng NEW PARTY CHIEF Carol Hallett P•"'>Jl-:l' or Lhl· lll7!1 tlO butl~et lll'\t month Onl· r h angt· would liar t hl' l n1tt•d t'arm Work e rs unw n frrJm n •qu1n11g a union mcmbt'r lo '>lrt kt' (1r 1·ontrtbull· lo a p11l1l1('al ;wtwn rund a:-. (I t ond1 twrl or his ffil0mb1:rs h1µ \t r!\ llalh·tl. who r t'fust·d to 101n l ht· women's lq~1slat1vc 1· a 111· t11' "'ht•n .. 1cctt•ll th rt:t: yea rs .1gu said ht•r v11'l11 ry s ho wed ""m 1·11 ancl rn 1nc,r1 l 1cs that Business Dies Bianchi Relative A1igry LOS ANG ELE~ I Ar I /\n~ch> Buono, whose cousin has h('cn ('hari!t•tl "1th klllan~ f1 vt· women. says his business has bt:l'n ru111ed and his ramllv '" li ves end1:1nge red because aulhorat1 cs ha\.•· <'<il lt-d hun ,, .. .,uspecl" in the Hillside Stran~lrr munk r!\ "The phont· <Ion 't rang anymort• Nobody comes in. As u husint•ssman, I'm tleutl ." said the 44-ycar-old Glendale auto up- holsterer Wednt•sday. after 1>1stnct Attorney John Van de Kamp announcec.J the murdn r harges wert' being filed against Buono's cousin. Kc nn<'lh A H1an t h1 "I'm m Jt·opardy ;rnd my kids are m jeopardy," the thrice· marrwd rathl·r IJf six told the L<>s i\ngcles Times. "They've even b<'<•n ha1'Sll·d at !><:hool The·n·'i. !>ome kook out there someplacl' who wants lo kill me· · AS H F. ANNOUNl't:U cb.d rgPs against B1anch1. who 1s cur· re ntly <1wa1t1ng trial for two !>tranglings m W;ishington, Van de Ka mp s aid investigators bdil-ved Bianchi had an accomplice. Althouf;{h Van de Kamp said no one else has been arnsted, he called Buono with whorn Bianchi lived for a short time -a · 'sus pe<-t. '' "Mr. Buono remains a s uspect and a very important one," Van de Kamp said On April 23, al .i Parkf'r Center news conference. Los 1 Angell-S Police Chier Daryl Gates l:lnd Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter J P1lchess also rharacterized Buono as a susptct "The only thtnJ? I have to say 1s I haven't did nothing," Buono said. "They linvesl1gators 1 can do a nything t hey want, but they won 't hnd nothing, caust· I <im 'l did nothing .. BUONO'S llOM t: ANO uuto uphobtery shop were sealed orf and surched th(• week before Gale!>· <ind Pitchess' press con- ference . Although authoritics ha ve not rev<:alcd whe1t , 1f anythin~. w;1s found in the sean:h, Buono said he was told nothing "as round R1anch1 , who w:is adopted as an infant by Buono's aunt in Rochf'stcr. NY . lived with Ouono for "maybe six or seven weeks" about two ye<trs ago. Buono S<J1d "All I ever <hd w111' to rto my aunt a fa vor by lelllng him stay here for awhil<'." Buono 1>aid. "Now I wouldn't do no more favors for anybody. cvl'n the l'opt· .. POLICF. llAVE ATTRIBUTt:D l:l murders in late 1977 and early 1978 to the l11ll.,1<lc Strangler Bianchi has pleaded inno· cent by reason of ins anity lo the two BelHngham. Wash . murders Los Ang<'h.•s authorities tM!came interested in him after he wa!> arrt.·!>l<.'d in Bt-lhngh<1m, where he moved m May 1978. The 27 -yt'Ur old B1a nch1 was charged Wednesday with the stranglings of Yolanda Wushington. Kristina Weckler . J ane Evelyn King. Kimberly Diane Martin <1nd Cindy Hudspeth. He was also charged with one count of sodomy involving Miss Wecklcr and one c·ounl of t'11ni.p1rncy to commit murder. kidnap· ping and rape STEPPING DOWN Paul Priolo "lht'fl' arl' opportun1t1es fo r all Jll'Ople 1n California " · Womt·n. 111 partic ular. arc J~suming a greater r ole in gov 1·rnml'nt toduy, a s rec ently l'V ltlt•n<~Cd by the e lC'CtlOn or M argarN Thatcher a~ pnmt• rn1n1sler of England .. :\1 rs ll<Jlletl said 1'hc !\aw no t·<inrl1t'l of inter<'sl 1n the fact that ht•r hus hand Jim 1i. Sacr am ento general manager of Wes tern Agricultural Che mical Assoc1at1o n . <1 pest1c1dc o r - g a nization thul lobbies lhl' Legislature. And s he said she had made no dc·cis ion on whom lo appoint as GO P caucus chairman <.1nd whip. the No. 2 and No. 3 posli. i\SSEMBLYMAN 0<.1vc Stir· lin~. H-llacie nda Heights , who had been mentioned as a poss1 ble succe5sor to Priolo, said he had not be<?n running "al this time." Assembl y man Bru ce Nestandc. H-Orange, now the (]QP's caucus chairman, s aid he would not remuin in that post lie also had been menUoned as a possible t.•ontender for Priolu's JOb Lake Tahoe Oean Air Plan Pushed s A c H A M E N T 0 f A P1l I • California's anti-smog board has ;1 new Lake Tahoe clean air plan that calls for use or a m otorist's fee to help pay for more bus ser vice around the picturesque mountain lake The plan. inte nded lo meet rt•deral Clean Air Act require ments on the California s ide of th<' lake. also recommends de- velopment of extensive. free bu.-, !.C rvice and a nnua l veh1ch! in SJJ('CtJOns ror bas in res idents . Adopted unanimous ly hy thC' ro ur -mc•mher Ai r Resourcc1> Board lc.te Wednesday. the pro pos al 1s mlendl'd to help bring the basin into complic.nce with fr d<:ral standards for carbon m onoxJdc and ozon1: THE Bl -ST AT E Tahoe Hegional Planning Agency has the .r esponsibility for preparing a similar plan for the Nevada s1dr of the. lake Both proposals must satisfy the fedcrnl En vironmc ntal Protection Agency The ARB's plan g~s beyond recommendations of an ad hoc l·ommittce, and that an its elf co uld g1.·nerate m o re con trover sy in the politically :.cnsitive basin. Hill Keeps T•1mhlin' Collapse in Malibu Only Matter of Time MALIBU <AP) -It's only a matter of time before 60,000 cubic yards of dirt and rock!> will rain down upon a 400-foot st retc h o f Pacific Coas t Highway, the California Depart- ment of Transportation's chief • geologist says. ~ "ll will be cominR down, hopefully not a ll at once," Ray Forsythe said Wednesday, as pedestrian travel resumed on a path through the du~t-blanketed roadway, which is·slill closed to traffic. • Forsythe u1d the collapse will occur because deep, connecting fissures are shearing a way an arc-shaped area or the bluff that ~ ls about 125 feet wide and runs lnlaod about 150 feet. • .., ... .,. €rft ldz~d LOS ANGELES <AP) -U.S. ' Sen. S.I. Hayakawa bas come under a double-barreled attack troin J1paaeae·Amerlcan and Hispanic 1roupe bec1use of his r: 1tanca on ..._. relat.ed to the rt1ht.a ~ radaJ minorities. At a Loi Anaelel Presa Club newa confe rence Wednesday, (.._ ___ s_.,_·"_,..,_~ ___ J Trnant Group• Lo•e _ /'I.I, SACRAMENTO (AP) -Ten- a nt gr oups have lost their second skirmis h in two days the Republican senator's own California Hispanic advisory <'ouncil criticized his 'proposal to discontinue bilingual ballots a t a sen ate n ews confe r e nce, a Japanese-Ame rican group call- ing itself Days of Remembrance c ritic lied Hayakawa 's opposi- tion to Its World War II redress campaign. Ocld-e.,~• Plaa Gr•.,• SACRAMENTO <AP> -San Mateo and Santa Crus counties joined the odd-even 1u sales plan a t 12:01 a.m. today. bring- ing the total number or counties in the plan to 12, lncludin& one to start Monday. The pllan allows motorists to buy gu onJy on odd numbered days lf tMlr llceme1 end in odd numbers, and on even-numbered days ii their licenses end in even numbers. against the real estate lobby. They showed up before the As- sembly Judiciary Committee Wednesday with a bill backed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. requlr· ing "just cause'' for evictions. But they lacked two or the seven votes needed for passage. Howe ver. a new vote was or- de red for May 30. r.rld•• .............. . SANTA PAULA <APl -A packing house fire so intense that It was detected by a weather observation satellite has gutted a block-Iona. block· wide citrus packing house. police aaid today. Fourteen fire companies reaponded to \he spectacular fire early this mornlna. which lit up the nliht sky and forced the evacuation of aeveral nearby homee. but no Injuries were re· ported. ThUrtOlfY. MllY 10, 1979 I .. I .A C 'OSTE SH lRTS HY FH ITZI ON SALE! M 11dt> of !>0/[11) cotton/poly, 1 ht·\ 'n· 11101 ~ \l•r .... 111lt .1n ich·al :-h1rt l r~r Morn 111 n l.1 \ 111 ( ·11, .. ,..,,. I ro01 loh ot 1·11l11r.,. fS i\ I I. I ( grn 1d II 11 II M' I\ I. It h I 111 I\ I l<t·g. $1 :U Hi "8 (J(J ow ~ .. 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HOURS: Mon-Fri 10-9:30, Sat 10-7, Sun 10-6 SHtRMAN OAKS ORANG£ HUNTINGTON BEACH WCSTMINSTtR SANTA ANA 10111 Adam:. Ave 15412 Coldcnw••:sr Sr 4520 Von Nuy) Blvd Nl••I 10 Huqhes Market 213J18J.2~1/ 789 S Tustin AvP Tua1111 01 Cord.:n Btookhut~I & Adam:. Ncxr ro Colden Wc!tl J430 S B11!tlOI Av. b11:.10/ & MocArthu1 71./1957-8100 CilOllt< f w y ?141639-1791 MISSION Vl£JO NORTHRIDG£ 2.S2~2 Mdnry,,. 19320 Nordhoff Sr Son D1n9u fwy. Tom po 8t Nord hull lo Ptu •>111r oppos1rc North11d9• 7/415'6·6/00 Plcno 2131993 7097 71 ./1964 JJ23 Collt."'J•· 1141898 ~41 TO~RANCC PASADENA 2272.f Ho wrlto111t• Blvd 3660 E: f oor/111/ Blvd South of rht> Dvl Amci R01;emeo d $ f oor/111/ ro~h1on Squort• 213tS78 1692 2/JIJ?J.1394 . C£RRITOS1ART£SIA 18600 C11 dl••y Sr Oppo1111~· Hobirl\oh" l'llllOOC!', of I .o> C••tt 1011 lenr.·1 Z/31924 8883 ... A8 l llu11day. MQ JO. 1979 Robert N. Weecl!Publllher Thomas ..: .. vii/Editor 1 OrangeCoastbao1v Po101 · Edf torial .P-~e ............................................................. Traffic Derails Master Planning Alrn<>f't (?Vt•ryonc In ln.'lne ltkes lo tout the ract that the city is ont• or those master planned communltie5 wher~ all the mistakes of the pa t h ave t}ffn corrected But thert: urc recent indkauon that all ls not t.o Wtlll. that Jrvlntt 1s buc•khna.: under a problem that ttt uni veraully shurcd hy ('1t 1t>s, unplann~d or not inC'reus.:d tratrlt•. Mayor Bill Vardouhs. who some say h a :. 'had it up to here" with t•omphunltt ubout traffic. ha:, orooosed Jl bOIU tion·impos1tto11 or u h uus m.; morutur1um that would hal\ new trul'l devt•lopmt>nt until roads are built or e nhtrJilt'd Tht• sug~t•st mn a lrflndy has frnyed somr ner ves ovl!r at thc l rvtnt• ('om puny . thf' city 's dominant lundowncr and dc•vclu~·r. .1n·orJm~ ft) o m e knowledg{'able ob sel'Vt'r8 Tht> ('at ~ ('011nc·1I "111 addre~:> the matter May 22 a nd tl uppt·ur!. !'!Hi t!!'! un· ~··arm~ up fo r a possible ftght Wur -.t10uhi not bt· wa~ed betwetn the c ity and the compml.) 'fh~at \\OulJ only prove d1 s rupt1vt" Thrr\• \.\1)uld appear to~ co mmon g round perhup~ lhroui:,:h ;1 mt1 rl' l'OOpt'nttt\lt' pha~1ng syste m i.tnd firm comm1tmcnl!'i lo 1t from both parties It should be ex plored. A Real Challenge In the m ids t of this latest planning controversy ha~ a rrived Irvine 's ne west community d evelopment dirl'c tor. Hl' is Larry Hogle . forme rly the pla11n1ng director in Oxnard. A s community developme nt director, Hogle will bl' an lbe middle som e call it the fish bowl l'ncir clcd by ag · g r essive ctcvc lopcrs. equally agg ressive citize ns· grouµs . his planning staff a nd the cit y's two planning bodies, the P lanning Commission a nd the City Council. The set-u p is n 't much different from that of othe r cities. Wha t is differ e nt in lrvineiS the amount of lime a nd e ne rgy that a ll factions a pply in arguing for or a~ainst new developments . Being m the m iddle isn 't easy. Three others found that out. Eddie Peabody. the most r ecent pl<.inn ing director , set a record of sorts by lasting three years before resig ning His two predecessors lasted eight and 11 m onths. rcspeetively H ogle says h e 's aware of the past proble m s .the post· t ion has f,1ccd an d will ~l\'C' 1t his all an resolving them We wish ham luck tn th at ch <1 ll engmg e ndeavor Try Local Talent Thl· lrv1nl' Cit v l'ount·1I. wh1('h as \.\Ont to h1n · ron s u lt :mts . •~ nol l oo h~pµy with a $20.000 energy r eport tha t l'amc in last Wl'l'k . Even frt·qucnt aU\'l'rsanes David Sills and Mary Ann Gaido agrct'd tha t the mone~· wa ilJ s pent. $1lb !>aid the report rt:'mmdcd him of the e nergy tips that often accompany utility ball~. Mrs . Gaido s aid the re- port didn't havt· much m eal to at It does n 't. The re are some interes ting charts about pas t and futurt' e ne rgy usal!C ~nd b road recomme nda- tion~ for t h(· <·1t y to commit 1tsd f to using solar a nd wind powe r Thl' 1dcus arc not novt!I. A sixth g r ade scie nce stu <lent could h<1ve m<.idc the recommendations as ea sily That the t:ouncil admitted its mistake is a good sign. lrv1m• hume o f ... b ranch o f the U nive r s ity o f California und leading indus tries has a full comple- ment o f experts to cons ult a nd h a rdly n eed s to go searching for t:on sulta nts from San Francisco. Next time:. perhaps th~ local talent will gel the nod. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those ol the Daily Pilot Other vie ws expressed o n this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is 1n111ted. Address The Daily Pilot. PO Bolt 1560. Costa Mesa CA 92626 Phone (7 14) 642-4321 Boyd/Hairpieces. Hy L.M. BOYD Our Love and War man takes note of a recent Poll wherein hundreds or women were askt.'<l if they d1slikec1 bald men. Not a one said yes Interesting. Calls to mind the survey or some years ago when a sizable sam pling or women were asked which type they pre ferre d , bald men without hairpieces or bald men with hairpieces. A majority of those ladies said without. volunteerin~ the view that hairpieces make men look untrustworthy. A gentle m an in Pittsburgh just rea c hed age JOO. A ~ usual. he was queried about how he did so. His explana· tion : "I lived mos t o f it before the world went nuts.·· When you tap a sugar ma- ple tree, in New England. you can expect lo gel about 100 drops of sap pe r minute. There are those who claim that the beast on a pack of Camels isn't a came l but a ... Dear Gloomy Gus f Our 1ovemme nl clanks Into 1ear. Carter tells SchLESlnier, "in· ve•liaate." Talk about deci1lve action I B.fl. dromedary. IL 1s a camel, 1t 1s. it is! All camels aren't c1romcdarie-.. bu t a ll dromt•daries are camel~ The hright-1<lca t>oys arc l'om1ng up wi th nifty Of'w gad~et,<; so quickly it's hard to keep up. Within u year. thcy say, they'll put ou1 a watch that actually tells you the time. maybe eve n with your own voice doing the tell· in~. In their mill also is a w atch to fo r ecast th e weathe r. And they're work- ing on another watch that will monitor a woman ·~ body temperatures to let her know when she's fertile. T hose who claim lo know s a y F rank S inatra never wea rs a s uit more than once between dry cleanings. Q . "What sort of grub did the ordinary ancient Roman eat?" A. Soul food, mostly. Sall pork and dried beans. Their n our wasn't good e nough to make pasta. There weren't a n y tomatoes the reabouts then. so no tomato paste. No spinach . either . so nothing was served F1orenline. If you were to add cornmeal, pep- pers, okra and tomatoes lo the old Roman food, you'd get Southern cooking Black widow spiders are te rribl e web weaver s . T hey're not neat. Their webs get all messed up. That's one way to tell them from every- day 1anten-yartety spiders, in fact. Webs of the harmless ones are much more sym- metrical. A yawn tends to sharpen tbe MGM .of smell momen- tarily . Rowland Evam/Robert Novak Nixon Not ~Fitical of Carte~ W ASJUNOTON Richard M. Nixon re,,c~nll y had som t: <'httnt•ble things to uy about J 1111my 'arter. tcllin~ one vi:.· tlor lhut the pr\'81cJent Is doing much bt•ttt'lr than tht' pr~ss gives ham l'rt'<lll lor but b"dly needs to t1t:hl..rl h1N <'Ontrol of thl' federal burt•oucrn<·y In nn l'Jtt>1tnt11vt' mood c1urtn(t a h>n~ n 1mbltng µolit1cal chat '4>1th " well· k II 0 W n W u:sh1ngton h•W)'cr, Ni x 11n offcrt-d ht' U:-Uill lt:-.t of ht:111ful hlllh Tu start with. hi• ~a1cl II II h t' I l ~I I ti U ~ N l' J rtl'r ·, 10 'ldl' Jack or all·trades. s hould lw 0) lH.ll• dlrl'ClOr Of the U((ace Of Mana Re mcnt and Bud ge t t OM 8 1 -one or the truly powerful job8 In a ny administra· lion. NIXON'S message: "Ontrol of the bureaucracy. which Nixon himself never achieved, is e lud- in,g Carter. Part of the reason are cabinet m embers too much O'-ll for themselves (Nixon cited Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano) or not "with it" <he ited Housing and Urban De ve l opment Secretary Patr icia Harris I With Strauss running OMB. he s aid, Carter cou ld use h is talents to extend presidential in nuence to a ll the departments and tighten up White House con· trol over policy decisions Carte r a lso needs a hard· nosed "Kennedy·style" polil1 t'ian to run nallonal politics for him, said the fo rmN pres ident. But on the inflation fro nt. which SURE IT~HIGH,LAVY. M'1141NK~ MY COSTS LAST~: E~EC:T'Rk'.:llY, LABOR, ... GAS ,OIL, RENT, ... SIGN PAJN~ ... ~lailbox he called Carter's toughest is· sue . Nixon was not c ritical of Carter or of his inflation·fighter. Alfred Kaun. Nixo n described Carter's deregulation plans as good anti-inflation medicine. bul declared himself In the dark as to just how inflation could bo brought to heel. THE GLENN FACTOR The condition of bad blood that President Carter seems to have e ncouraged between himself and Ohio's Democratic Sen. J ohn Glenn. a vocal critic of the new strategic ar ms limitation treaty cSALT 11 1. threa te n s le thal harm to t he pres ide nt in the Senate treaty debate. The president has failed to communicate in any way with America's first astronaut since the day that Glenn, unde r heavy president1aJ pressure. censored his remarks dunng chnsterun~ of the new Trident 1ubmanne Ohio. Glenn agreed to remove from his prepared text that day early last mont.h mosi allusions to the uplosive question of verifica- tion of Soviet honesty in adber- m Jt to the still-unsigned treaty , Ye t . despite the expureations. Rosalynn Carter, representing he r husband at t he Groton , Conn .. c hristening, public ly chided Glenn for raising "very d ama1ting '' que•tions about verification. Whal this means is that Glenn, whose opposition to SALT II doeR not approach the intensity of the bipartisan de fe nse - orie nted Senate bloc, may be lost to the president in the hot ratification debate. WHY NOT SHCHARANSKY?' Tht? conspicuous absence of Anatoly Shchar ansky from the list of Soviet dissidents ex- t hanged for those two Russian spies worries Soviet specialists he re. Shchar ansky, at is felt he rl'. 1s being held as a carrol- and st1C'k weapon to play against l'rl·~1dcnt Carter in the final '>lltgei; of the strategic arms l1m1tat1on trc<1ty <S ALT Il l 11t'~CJl1 at1ons. Under lh1~ plausible t heory, Shc haransky 's Jate would be thrown ant o, the balance to in· flul•nce Carter to yield on the last fl•w d1'ta1ls 1n the negotia- 111in!. bctwl'cn Secretary of State < ·vrus Vance and Soviet foreign m master Andrei Gromyko. Jaile d us an American spy despite Carter 's personal ple<lge 1 hat he had never been paid by or involved wit h t he Central In· te ll1J?e nce Agency tC I A I, S h c hara n s k y 1s the m ost <'t'lt:hratcd disside nt now in Sov- 1t•1 Jail. Scimc· authorities here belat'VP thal 1f S hcharansky is not useful to Moscow as a pawn <turin ~ l hc t ai l-e nd of t he nt.•got1ttt1ons. then the Soviets will play htm as a political card <1 ll rini? SCnar(' consic1eration of SALT II ~mendments The pro- spect worries c ritics or SALT. Anti-freewa Stance Ignores Reality To the Echtor Gov. Bdmund :trown. Jr. and De partment of Transportation Director Adriana G1anturco arc both being highly unrealistic in their current anti-freeway and pro-m as~ transit stance 1\ccord1ng to .John n. Rae . P r o fe ssor of Engineering, Harvey Mucld College. "If 2 per- cent of the uuto commute rs went lo public transportation, they would swamp it .. Professor Rae also s ays that to dcvelor a n ef· fect1vc mass tra nsit system for Southern C<1 l1fom ia would take at l<'ast 20 years . The answer. at least for thl' nl'xt 15 years. is an improvt•d h1~hway system and s maller rars tn replace today's hi~h fuel ron -;u mplion Vl'hic lcs . Un fo rt11n ate l ). thC'rt• i s n o a ltN nall ve to the inte rnal com- bustion t•ng1ne available in thl' forscC'ablc fu ture. High hopes once held for steam a nd turbine c·ngine~ have been dashed We 're years away from a bat- tery operated car which will go Ion~ distances <the ra nRe of a tank of ~as l at hig hway speed" and which can be charged q uick· ly. Even 1f such a hattery were available, whcr<' would we get the massive amounts of energy necessar y lo charge millions of the m " Our power facilities are operating al maximum output now WE MUST rapidly improvl' our freeway a nd h ighway system now. Statewide there arc many partially completed pro· jeets similar to the Corona dcl M a r Freeway I wh ic h goes nowhere I and the •'Cos la Mesa Ditch." on Newport Blvd. Millions or taxpayers dollars have already been invested in these partially completed pro· jects which are of no value in ul- leviatin~ traffic congest ion until they can be utilized. ' The money. much more than is needed. has already been col· lected. It's there in Sacramento now. The governor 's reluctance to release the runds and his ob- session with public fransporta- tion is costing us m illions of dollars in wasted e nergy and escalating construction costs. May heaven protect us from politicians and bureaucrats who. m their inflnlle wisdom, "know what is best" for the public as opposed to what the public wapts and needs. DERALD D. HUNT Claar~•-_, To the FAltor: Jn a recent column, Millon Mo•kowtta cha•tiaed Mobil, lm- plyin1 lhe company was siphon- Ing off prnf1l!-. fnJrn tts t.'rwrgy operations to '"' c•sl 1n n01) p£'1 rol<'um h11sine!.ses. Nothing could be farther fro m the truth In 1976. when Mobil romplctt'rl its acquisition or Montgomery Wa rd and Conlciiner Corporali(ln of America . Mohil 's outlays for l'Xplorat100 and production of oil anrt gas totaled $774 mtllton In 1977 , they i ncr cascd to $851 million. La st y('a r, Mobil spent a rceord $1 1 billion. FURTHER, not one dime Qr energy earnings has gone into Ward 's and Containe r's capital progr a ms These rompanie'i ha\'t• suppliec1 all their capital ne<'ds from th<'ir own sources All or these facts were totall v ignored by Mr Muskowit7.. - lie cilso ignored the 3.500 bill:. in the Congressiona l hopper in 197~ that threatenec1 to regulate a nd d1sm<'mbe r the oil com pa nies into morbidi t y The greatest 1 m pec1i me nt to an c reased doml·st1c ener~y sup phes 1s countt'r·productave ~ov crnml'nt regulut1ons Until tht· ~overnment roncihl"rks are re moved. encr~y tnll<'SI m cnts w1 II bt-dampcnco and othe r avt'nue~. 'ill<'h as <11vers1fkatinn. will ~ l' 11 rou rag eel Rut what ever tht.' bustnCS1> climate. Mobil is in the ent:rgy bus iness to st ay. HERBERT SCHMERTZ Vice President, Mobil Oil Corporation Net a •D .. p ' To the Editor: The La~una Recycling Ct:'ntcr is as you may know a volunte.>r pr ogram. At one time we did have paid staff. however Prop. 13 and CETA cutbacks ended the public subsidy. WE ARE starting to have a pr oblem at the center. Laguna Recycling is not a c1ump. All materia ls should be sorted and deposited under the appropriate signs. AJuminum should not be mixed with "lass or steel. The m etal rings on wine bottles must be removed ! Laguna Beach Is quite far from our recycling markets and with gu going up we cannot af· ford paid staff. The E nviron· m ental C-0alllion which runs the site. signed a contract with the cit y to maintain a clean recycl· Ing facilit y. Please help, volun· teer lime and continue to bring 1ecyclables. Last year we re- cycled over 80 tona of materials. Keep up the good work, Laruna. HAL THOMAS Executive Director. Environ· mental Coalition of Oran1e County Cuto•rr• To thl· F:d11or I would lik e to sav a word an -;upport of employee)> 1n fa st food restaurants and 1n so doinJ? perhaps help the publ11.: to hctl('r undcrst<.ind where thr fa!>t food l'mployl'l' 1s com an~ from In my c•mployml·nt al ll fll st food restaurant m y expe riences have been many and vaned. I feel that a cons1dc rablC' <imount of growth has oc(•urrecJ tn my µe rsnnality 1n thl' pa~t months due to my present employment THERE HAV E been many Saturday afternoons that I knew I could be at the beach en1oymg the s un. But instead, I spent my afternoons at work Invariably. at theSt' times a customer comes in that feels Lhe prime reason for this restaurant's existence 1s w s atis fy hjs s upreme being with sustenance. And he 'll step on a nybody or a nything preventing him from doini:! so. It is at these limes that I seriously question my position. lloweH·r. at trmcs a c ustomer l'Omcs m "hl•n "c 're very husy He slows ou do~ n hy look in~ you stn11nht in the cyt· anti say ... 'Thank you. I apprc<'1ate your service .... It 1s the n that the in convenienl'l'S seem small and 1t is worth It to he workmR at a fast food rt>st1rnranl. IMLE TRACY Taz \/lrar To the Edjtor · As a senior m Costa Mesa High School. I would like to ex press some of my opinions about the vatu~·aded tax. I st rongly "UmJr am1s as much as you Ukc but If you reaUy want ~ce you've got co lisht for ft." 1 •IJJl(l~C lht .... l'll Long a nn J\ I l ill · Ol .1 n ' '11ppor'l or d \':.ti UC·JdcJcd lJ ~ T hl• Mnll'nt1on that tht VAT, whH•h will t;n. consumption -tn· dudmg basic needs like food -- "would cnC'o urage people to ~avr• and invest " 1s a ver y rough aml inaccur::ite assump- tion II w1 1l only add to the pres- sure on low·income fa mities by making th~m harely able or unabl<· to afford their food ex· Pl'm.C!> It would p robably reduce c;pl'ndinl-( by e liminating low· 1n coml' families from the mar ket place and thereby re- duce 1nflat1on but at what l'O~l" . . The VAT has the same characterist1C' as inflation itself reducing the buying power of the t•o ns umcr ELAINE TANG Lo•< Our Spirff'! To the Echtor Whal has happened to the s pirit . self·d1scipline fi nancial awareness of our citizens? Wl' hear the service stations a rl' cons idering a four-day "boyl·Otl" dosinn. Whv are not the citizens con- s idc>ring a good strong or even weak boycott'! Regardless of whi ch g roup or groups are rt.•s pons1ble for this gas problem of shorta~es and a ppalling prices. if the citizens limited their driving for just a week. or l'ven a few days, to only absolutely necessary driving, doubling up on trips to the store, to work. e(c .• we'd see terrific results. BUT HE RE we are in line ask· m~ lo be rivped off! When we cut down on coffee drinking 1 many of us never returning to 1t > it showed results. When products a nd services don't sell. prices invariably comedown. Please -even if you can af· ford the 11tas prices -stay home a little the neltl few weeks, for the sake of your fellow man who ocn 't arrord them. J . HALL • l ... etter~ from r~r1.ort ~lconw. 'fhr rl{lhl to co~e ~trers to JU 8P<JCe or etlrnioote Libtl ii reanwd. Letters ot :KIO word.I or leaa IDiU bt git>*n prefennce. AU ~Un• m"'1 inclMM ligDature .and moWftQ.od· dreu but 801MI fllOJI bt tOUhlwld on reQ'tll.i if fljf /'cWltl "°'°" '-.ap. po r•11f. .Podrr1 toiU .1110C be put>li•latd. ,, t. Laguna/South Coast ED ITI O N ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA . ~oar Be•et••• Dally NewMpaper THURSOAY,MAY1~1~9 ' TEN CENTS I t VOL. 72, NO. 130, 'SECTIONS, SO PAGES , . ' ''Evens' Lengthen Gasoline Lines · ,, ,,.. ------Countians Line Up------.... Sex, BrilJes Offered By MICHAEL PASKEVlCH and FREOt:lllCK SCHOEMEBL OI ,.,. o.t1? ,._ tYfl ' I l I . ' j BIUB£S, ONE THAT HIT Sl,Mt, sexual favors and other e~ticemcnts are being offered Orange Coast service station attendan~ by dtiS l>t'ralc motorists an their search for gasoline Other motorists are rc:-.ortani;: to t'XCU:.t:. "I'm huv ing a baby" or "nl) gr&ndmothcr JW.t dtt'd" an a ttempt:. to s way attcncfant:. into !>clltn.: tht:m fud or bn ·uk1n.: rule:. imposed by the oJd-cvt:n :.alc:l> plitn IN IRVINE. A STATION !JWnl'r who a::.kt:d that the name of his outle t not be rcv(.·alt:<i. s <11d a prominent locul resident who owns fi ve c;,ir:-. offered him $1 ,000 to "provHk him with as much gasoline a!> he wanted whenever he wanted it." "It was jus t that important to him." the owner said. "I told him rather . that I wouldn't do it." he added. At the same station. the owner reported. attendants had been offered carnal delights by female motorists who wanted to buy gasoline after closing "ONE GAL SAID 'l'LL TAKE c·are of you if you"ll take care or me. Just let me know a day before' "the owner re- ported "They're just th<1t desperate ·· In Newpor1 Hcach, Hob Huxtable, owner of Texaco station at Jamhorcc and San J oiJquin ll11ls roads. s1ud two rt:s1dcnts of the exclusive U1~ Canyon neighborhood Of· ft·re no way that I could do 1t .. Hux table s aid Small payoff:. arC' t•o mmnn. a survey of attendant!> ... howect "l'VE BEEN OFF'F:RED S20 for a f1llup after cloi.· ing." s rud Steve Sten a . lead salesman at a Chevron station near Orange County Airport "I wouldn 't take it. That person'could have been a guy rrom the county," Steria said "Lots or people have offered to prepay ror $25 or $50 ~ orth of gasohnt-so they could get it when ther. '.\ant.: 'tild Harlt•y Johnson. ownl·r or a l 'nion 76 St<1t1on ill the \'Urnl'f or Cul n •r Ort\'1: and M 1cht:lso11 In I rVIOt' • 808 THOMPSON O•' BOB'S t.;NJON Service in fl unt· 1n1:ton Beal·h says $20 1s the sta n<lard C1tfer for :.pt:Ctiil pump p nvtlegt•s "The b1ggc!'lt one wai. $50," he added ··You naml' 1t, °"l'0Vl' had 1t every thing from I'm ha ving a baby. immediately. to my grandmother Just died ,·· said John Simiste r. of Aquatic Park Shell on Bols<1 Chica Avenue in Huntington Be ach. One coast observer noted that the rounty's birth rate s hould be booming 1f all the pregnancy exc ul.e!> are founded SIMISTF.R Si\ID HIS ANSWER to the m ed1l'<1 I e mergency excuse is. "I'm sorry, call an ambulanre ·· Thompson said if t~ mcdirul emergency 1s valid, hc"ll give the m u gallon or gasoline lo get to the hos pital "We get a lot or li e:-., · said Hoger Schmidt, who operalC's a C'ht•vrnn stut11J11 on Beach UouleviJrd 1n llunt ini::ton Hcach I k let!> h1l> ;,i t tt•ndant:. make a dderm1nat1on un whut to do J\n attcnc1 a nt al .lt m .lcnn1ng!'I l 'nwn ~ta lion r,n Ualbou Is land obscr\'ed that mo:.t of tlw 1x1pulut1on of LQl> /\ngt'les County must he 111 <ir dying "W•: GET .\N AWtTI. I.OT of pe1mlc: who have to huvc gas to get lo LA bcc<1u:-.t• :.um cont• 1~ :-.1<·k or d:,1ng he s aid. ISec BRIB•~s 81\REIJ, Page 1\21 Phone Lines Jam Too I Sweat dnpP.mg from u truck ·tipped U.S. Border Patrol agents • at San Onofre Wednesday night that a human cargo was baking l an side . They found 43 sweltering l Mexican nationals m the one.ton vehicle ; Special Agent John Wesson i said Camp Pendleton Marine James Samuel Hamilton. 23. "was arres t ed on :.muggltng charges in connection with the 1 6 15 p m alien s eizure 1 "The agcnL"i may have sa ved Hamilton from being charged with homicide by finding thost: a hens .·· Wesson said "They •·, t h e a l 1 e n s 1 w e r c r e a 11 y crammed m there." Agents stopped a U·Haul truck driven by Hamilton who a s · sertedly said the vehicle was e mpty. The agents we ighed the 1 truck and said it contained 6.000 pounds of extra we ight. When ordered to relinquish the 1 truck 's keys. Hamilton allegedly •said he had none. It was then. Wesson said. agents noticed the dripping perspiration Agents forced open the c<trgo lock and released the gasping passengers confined in the truck compartment that had no win· dows or vents. Wesson said Hamilton was scheduled for arraignment to· day in federal court in Chula Vista on the smuggling charges and allegedly endangering the lives of the 43 Mexican Na. lion a ls. Coast Weather Clear through Friday aad a little warmer in· land. Highs Friday upper 60s at beaches. upper 70s inland. Lows tonight 46 to S3. INSIDE TODAY lt1 a Clllldid ~. Tom Hofdn aeu. 1aoto laU view• : hove dtortgtd, vie1ol that or• • COMlitlf1 him to come ~ attad from. o/ all place., Ille l•ft. Rtod obout lh• ul· tnaUbnal .mo hot comt m ott tlw ,,,_,, oftd become port o/ llwt MW QOvtrnmcnt. P•A21. •••• ,_.,,_ .............. L-. e--r i:::-li~ a M .... .. ... ..J::--CMI ,,...._ a...._ .... 111' 7 ............. M ... ., ••"4 .. ., • ... •• ... Ever~odd Gas Sales Confuse County Drivers By KATHY CLi\NCY Ol t .. D•lty ,.llet ~i..ti Orange County's gasoline e m e rgency phone center is handling about 2,000 calls daily from motorists appare ntly con· fu sec1 about the odd -e ven ga soline sales plan. J\t the sam e time. county · s u pervisors have been swamped with telephone inquiries. ai. have tnc County Office of Consumer Affairs, the !Wa ler of Weights and Meas ures and the District Attorney's office. Bert Turner. county director of e mergency services. s aid to· day the bulk or the calls chan· ne led into the 834 ·2330 phone bank Wednes day came from motorists rt.>questing So·called "C" stickers that would exempt them fron the odd·even purchase requirements. However. unlike Los Angeles Co unty , Orange Cou nt y supervisors have not implement· t•d a "C" sticke r program for commercial vehicles. A slicker system has been con· s1de red. Turner explained, and may be implemented in Orange County if needed late r on. For now. he explained. de· termination or whether a vehicle is comme r cial is le fl up to gasoline station operators Operators would make the de · te rmination by noting a clearly marked company car, for exam· pie, or noting that the vehicle is equipped with or carrying ob· viously commercial material. Otherwise, Turner s uggested. motorists who do use their autos in their routine work s hould ob· tai:\ a letter on company let- te rhead identifying the m and their vehicle as a commercial vehicle. Turner noted the Los Angeles County "C" sticker s require a $10 application fee. He said ad· ministration of s uch a program could be cumbersome. Turner said all regulations governing the odd-even gasoUnto in Orange County should be dis· tribut.ed to gas station dealers by this weekend. The regulations put into plan such thinp as requiring that: Y.AC4TION PUNS IN 'GO' SECTION Despite lborta1es of 1alOUDe, Oraa1• Coast reaidenu have many ener1y-aavin1 vacaUon optloaa. Today's Dally Pilot offers tJmely 9dvtee for ncatlon plan· nen tn a apedal Md.ioa -00 . Tum to Pa1e All for GO, a four·P•I• look at boatin1. recreation and travel trends . Gas station hours and type:. of gas available be posted, along with nags indicating if fuel is available. Red me<1ns no fuel. yellow for eme rgency only and g reen means fuel available. Motorists not fill tanks un· less they are below half full. Stations must sell up to 20 gallons per custome r if they <1rc pumping gas and can add no provisions lo ~as ::.a le:. Turner and otht•r county of· f1c1als said they have received numerous calls ront:crn1ng sla· tion·imposed ltm1tl> on the quan· tity of sales. along with required "add·on" rar washes . other services or product purchases "The one thin~ we would hkc to have understood is that our phone center b strictly for 1n * * * terpretalton of the regulations ... Turner explained. "We are not an enforceme nt group." lie sa1d rnqlorists reportm~ al· leged v1olat1ons of the odd·even rules are first referr ed to their local law c·nforcem ent a g£•nr1e!>. then to the county Office of Consumer /\Hairs T he Offi ce of Consumer i\f. fairs. 834·6100. allfmpl!> to re i.olve complaints through media· llun Jlld t hl·n ma~ n·kr proh lems to t hl·d1::.ln ct ,Jllornl'Y Leonar<I Letkhau:., rfr puty s <' a I t' r o f w c 1 g h t :-. a n d mt·asures. said ht:. offl cl' als<1 has been referring culb to tht: consume r affair:. o ffi ce and d1!-. trict attorney /\II service station pumps arc ISee CALLS. Pagf' 1\21 * * * Clemente Couple Beat the System By Ri\VMOND •:STRADA JR. Ot , .. DAii~ ,.llOI ~1•11 It was an "odd" day Wcdnes. day. But an elderly San Clemente couple apparently were unaware of the gasoline sales syste m when they drove their sedan with even-numbered license plates into a service station Wednesday afternoon. A 20-auto line idled patie ntly at the station on South El Camino Real at 3 p .m . when the elderly couple cut in front or the waiting customers who had left a space open near the driveway Other autos had tried to pull imo the driveway 01>4?n space but they were promptly turne d away, But the female driver who was suppose< to be next in. line did not raise a ruckus when the elderly couple cut. her· off A red-bearded gas station at- tend ant noticed the even num· bered plates on the green sedan driven by the e lderly woman. ''1 can't sell you any gas," be told her. "What do you mean?" she whimpered. An argument ensued that saw the woman's hus band exit the passenger side of the green sedan and wave bis cane angrily at the frustrated at- tendant. • • 1 want to talk lo tbe · mana1er." shouted the elderly man. The attendant's explana- tion d the odd-even gu sales system wu to no avail. After a quick telephone call to the manaaer' the attendant re· turned to the pumps and told the couple he would allow them to buy ga:. Mcanwhitc. a :.haggy·ha1red motorcyclist had roared into the station. filled his five gallon. leardrop·shaped tank with $1 25 worth of premium <tnd handed the attendant fi ve quarte rs "Here." the leathe r and de· nim·clad "biker" s aid as the oily coins left h1s hand. His long .forked, fl a t black m o torcycle, like the elderly t•ouple·s 11uto. bore un l'Ven· numbered hcc:nse plate Weekend Oosings Feared? L1 nes of <·a r s c r eeping toward Or::in ge Coas t g<1 sn ltnl' outlets le ngthened todc.t v as moto ris ts w ith ev<:n numhen:<l li r·t·n-;e plc.t t es got lhl·tr ftrst c r~1 tk at fuel unckr I h l' <HI rl · c \ t· n a 11 o r CJ l t o n 'iYSH:m St:.it11m O\\ m•r:-. J!l'nl'rally ~aid thl'\ l>t•lu•vt•d tht: lint·:. \\l'rl' lon~l'r than Wt'dne:-.day whl'n oclrl numbered vehicle~ "ere al lowed in to queue up for fuel Tht•v altnhul<>d thl' rcnc•wed J3 m :. ·at the pumps to the fa ct that today was tht• f1r~t da} for t'\ en numtx>n•<1 moll)n St!\ to huv <ind "pamc hu) ini.:· in antir1pa l1 0 n u f Wtdc :.prt•ad &lat ion l'lc1:-.ur<.'S over tht· wceke nci Otht·r~ ~aid th1·v wi•n •n'I Mn 'irH•eI~ '\o major llH'Hll·nt ~ \\t•n • n• porlt'<l L·arlv l11cl,I\ ~rirt· '>tat1'in ""' nt'r'> ~a11°I tl1 1\1:r:-. \\l'rl' lich11 v 1111'. and d1 ~pl.J~ 1n g -.p1rih or 1·1111pl'rat 111n t\I a <.'ht·\ r1111 !-.latw11 nt•a r () r:. nc 1· ("ounl \ A 1 r purl ,, ~pokcs m an :-.t. r hct·k 1n~ fu el gauge:. to make ~urt• pt•ople hav(· le:-.:-. th:1n half a lank WP're not fill ing rnnta1ner~ and c·veryone 1:. Ii n11ted to20 gallon~." he sa id The only e xceptions to the no· rontainer rul<' 1s for motorists wh11 havt-run out of 1-!,asoline. he ~.1111 At the Fountain \ .dll'\' l\rr.,, 17520 Brookhur~t ~t · O\\ner llyung Lim n·ported thJI lint·~ today uveragecl 30 to 40 car!>. co mpared with about 15 on Wed· nc.sday The a vera~e wait 1~ 10 to 15 minute:.. he :-.aid Harley Johnson. owner of J <See UNF:S. Page A2l * • * Iran to Add 6()t~ to Price Of Crude Oil TEHRAN. Iran i;\ P 1 Iran ann<iunct'<l tod a\' 1l will increasc auck oil pnct•s hy 60 cent~ a barn·I on all <'X1~ting l'Ontract:-.. C'ffcNin• nf'x t Tuc~d.iv Market l'llnd1 1ions. c1emandrd 11. ·• '>atd an offit·1i:1I of the Na I l{ln ~tl Iranian Oil ('o m pany who askt•d nol In lw n:i m,.fl Tlw pnn· 1nl're:1:-.e will µroh Hiiiy havl' virtually nu 1rnparl on tht• <'OSI nf g<J!>C1llnl· or olh..r 011 products 1n tlw l'n1ted Slate:. <1cco rdmg lo an;.il~ ..,b ~lt'anwhile . MIUr<'l'S m New \'o rk said Saudi 1\rab1a 1~ re portt'dly taking a long-expt>cted move of reducin~ the amount of oil 1t sells to Arabian American Oil Co. •ARAMCO>. the four company consort1Um which 1s the Saudis' key link to Western m arkets The Iranian and Saudi actions could mean morc problems for the world's otl cons um mg na lions lran·s ~>ri ct• hike 1s a <See Oil,, Pa~e 1\21 ---------· Ange~' Star Ryalf~S Son Hit by Auto Caltforn1a Angets • pitcher Nolan Ryan's 7- vear-old son is 1n trac tion today with a broken leg ~uffercd when hto was hit hy a car Wednesday near t he Ryans' V1ll.1 P ark homc Tht· at:c1dent urt urred "'hill• yo ung Hy&o "<1 ~ playing with :.-.Om(• other c hildren 1n tht• lront y<trd o f ht:. hnml'. Hart <,aid . ad d ing thJl thc hO} ap p <1 rt' n t l ) r <1 r. 1 n t o l h e strt•ct and wa!. hit by the. rar In vl'stlgators have dt· t.•1d<'d tht:-motoris wa:-not at rault and no c·1tat1on "'a~ 1!.~med . II art !><Hd Recd Hyan was take n to C h a p m a n G t-n t· r ;c I llosp1tdl after I Ill' 3 <!S p m atc1den1 Sh(;'r1ff ... I.I WyJlt llurt :.<i1d T h t l' h I Id \\ J '.'-I J I l" I tru n'>fC'frt•d 111 C'hi!rlrcr1 ... ll o:-.p1la l ir. Oran).!l' 11 1~ 1•o nd1t111n 1 ~ reportt:!I a ... ~t ah lt:' and h<.-1~ l'Xp1·clt·d In n•main tn I ral't1on tor .ihout I hrt.'l' wt•ck~ Sycamore Hills Plans Get Review t. ... guna Beach C11~ t'ounc·1I mt<mllt.·rs will get u c·hant.·c Mon day to re view development plans submitted by various com panies fo r 65 to i5 ac res or Svcamore Hills land -The development proposali. an • part of a city scheme to sell nff a portion of the land to make a final pt1yment to the Hancho Palo~ V('rdei> Corporation. from "'h1<'h thl• C'1t~ µurcha:.ed tht: 522 ant• par<'cl la!>l year for Sti 75 m1ll1on Thl· <'1ty 1:-undt'r .i June 15 ck adlinP fnr final payment of$5 ·1 m11l wn lo Hant· ho M ondc1:-1·~ m eet ing will take· plat't' tn rouncil chc1m bt·rs. 505 roresl f\H• , :1t 7 pm ('1l\ M ana~t·r fo're<l Solomon ..,u1d ioda." threl' <·ompaml!:::. have s uhm1ttcd c1 evt•lopm t•nt pri> l){>Sals for lhe :icn·a~t· fronltnJ:! 1-: I T oro Ho ad adJ ~1 t· l'nl lo Leisure World ··Wt•'rt l!tllni! 10 pn ·:::.cnt th1· thrt>1• proµo~a l=-, mak1• a l>t <Jff re pM'l ;ind 1:.ikP p11blH· 1·om me nt. .. ~11lomnn :o.J1cl Tht· nmncil won t makl· a ch· r 1s 1or. un tht.· plan until Tlll'l>tl a~ .., regular meeting. hl· SJ Id The propo:.al to sell off a por lion of the Sycamon· l111l s land is tied into a plan to.sec ure a S6.4 million loan from the federal gove rnme nt to m ake the hnal Rancho payment The money obt<ttned from sell ing a portion or the land would go to repay the loan. "If we j!et the loan. we've got 10 years to pay it bcick That gives us some time to play around with " .• - '"n1uradex. Msy to, tf79 ,... s.,,,._,___......_ Carter Wm-ned To Be 'Fair' Ea Gard~ Artist Salvador Oah holds ~• huge ::.w<1rd h e designt-d with a golden cagll' head m Paris where he wilt b · tfl· ducted into thC' f'rent'h Academic dt•s Beuux Arts SA<'RAM ENTO 1At'1 Oov Ed mund Bro wn Jr a11y:. Cal1 forrun won 't be "pu~hf'cl ..iround h> oth ... r states" on ~as0Unt1 allocatk>m And he HY• Pre11ldent Car1A.1r 'h a d b t>tltH be fa ir t o C'a liromrn" 1f h<' ho~·11 to be'" t•lf'C'IC°'d nt•xt Yt"ltr 'Wt• II rnake whtttt•vcr du~ c 1plln•·d. purPQ&l'ful ucnr&c~ Ii necessary . but we al~o want tht• rest ol th~ rount ry \.0 do th.ii." H~n \uld in a n In lt'n'lt'" rt'C'ordt"<.I for broucJcast 11><1tt> un the NOC lt!lcv1:,lon "To Lio> .. n~ws program f\ro-.n, who says he 1:. Hunk in.,; of chall,·11.:111,:: Cur11•1 for the: lh·mocratit· norn1n.tt1on for '" t'>ldt-nl in 1980, was alternately rom·1 h:ttOf') and threateo1nl( m ton reg1trdinl( Carter Hrown said he was confident ('arter would protect CaUfor· nian's mterest s. but sevt:ral other remarks sounded hostile. ·'The president had better ht! fair to California, because Uus is the biggest statt: And we're not asking for morf' than our share We 're usking lo bt· frt. • ..ated In an Fro• Pafl*' ,\I BRIBES BARED .•. "Either that or lhey 're on tl e way to the hospttal to have open heart s Ul'gery " Steve Hoffman of North Laguna Shell in Laguna Beach believes more medical schools _!Jave sprung up sioce the fuel crunch hi the Orange Coast.I "We've had four or five new doctors com e through here." Hoffman said. "You can look at them and tell they have nothing \.0 do with the medical profession.'' Othe r s tations m lhe south coast area re port similar inctdents involving allegec! doctors or emergenc4es. "I had a woman come in the other day wbo said 'I'm on my way to the hospital. I JUSt had a heart attack'." Rob llouseholde r of Ounivrn':. Chevron Service 111 San Juan Capistrano said. Houschol<lt•r ~•11d anolht-r man approached the station with a s;?as C'a n, dt·mundin~ fuel because be had run out on the frct•way •we told h1 rn we didn't have ~as and watthed him walk up tht• strccl and gel into his car and dnve off," llou~chol<kr :-Jid Bro-wn Asked to Aid In Coast. Land Buy By REBECCA HELM oi 1 ... o.ity PIN4 si.tt A call for Govemor Brown to personally intcrvenf' in stale d forts to buy thousands of at:res a long the Irvine Coast for public· park use was issued Wecinesdciy by Or ange County Supervisors S tate and federa l officials a lready are considering bu)'lng much or the acreage. Supervisor Thomas Riley said. The negotiations. however. a re moving slowly because of questions raised as lo whether the Irvine Company should give the land to the public. and land uses ad1acent t.o the proposed parks. Riley said. The state Legis lature already has appropriated $22.fi million to buy approxim ately 3.100 acres along the coast between C.orona deJ Mar and Laguna Beach. If the governor persona ll y takes charge of the land acquisi· t ion. exact sites will be chosen more quickly and closure or the actual purchase wHI be speedier. Riley said. As a s upplement to the pro· posed state park. fe deral of· ficials are considering purchase of about 4,000 acres in the Irvine Coast area. Jt would be part of an l8,000·acre urban national park proposed to encom pass land surroundmg Laguna Beach, parts of lrvine imd tbe proposed Aliso Viejo commnunity. In a related resolution ap· proved by supervisors Wednes- day. Riley asked the stale Coastal C.ommission to postpone ORANGE COAST LI\(. DAILY PILOT f'M Ot..., ~I 0.llt Poot. •h• -"~ft h ,.~ ...-.. --.. ··-·""°''' ... °'-~· ....... ·-~· S.INIUMeclll .......... pu ........ /rrlffoftf•t "'f°""" "''°"~ "°' (4'\la ....... H.._, -·· ....... "'Vf .... 8to<•l-l•IAV .. t•Y UYW.t,.~ke\9' "°"111i(OHt A """'• 190~1 "°"'~ '' pui)tl\119d S..tu,.,.,1 ~ ~·' ""' ... ft(,.,..~'"''"" Of"1 ., •• 1JI) _ .... , "-· eo.1u ... w uu..,..., • ._ ._.. ... _ ""'"*"'_...,...,_ JMI. Qlrtoy Viet -ldtn• • .,., G<>_ .. _ ,_ •• 11-e ... ... ,_ ...... ........ ~-• ... Ee""' tlS upcom,ng r eview o f the Irvine C.oast plan until i\ug~t. In J une , the state commissK>n i~ s cheduled to review a plan propoSt'<f by county staff and the Irvine C.o It was turned down by t he Re gional Coas t a l Com mission in February Laguna Home Burglarized Paula Henry told police Wed· nes day som<'onc e ntered her hom e on J asmine Street in Laguna Be ach and fled with SI .936 worth of good~. Mrs. llenr y returned home Wednesday afternoon and dis· covered her color television, a gold medallion and a 14 carat gold ring with 18 to 24 small diamonds m issing, police SaJd. The ring was valued at $1,600. Police said the suspect ap- parently entered through a n open window after trying to gain e ntrance through the front door. GameSlww Tryouts Set TelevisK>n program producers plan to interview "h appy couples" in Laguna Beach Saturday as possible contestants in a futW'e game sbow called "Bedtime Stories." The intervtews are open to the public and will be held from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m . in the Forum Theater. 650 Laguna Canyon Road. OD the Festival or Arts grounds. The new television show ls supposed to air the second week in June on Channel 11 . Contes· tants chosen Saturday could win trips and other prize.s. Nuke Plant Hit By Bomb Threat ~uitablt> manner. realizing t.bat mMDy pt'Oplt' drive 20. 30. 40 u1 lltHI le> work " But Hrown also isa.ld he didn't ~Ueve •J*uhttion that the ap- pear..itt of a 1asoline shortace 10 CaUlomia before other st.atea WIUI ttny kind of Carter plot \.0 ~mb•rtlil!S or punish birn. "I can't believe that President Cartl'r would punish Callfornia becawie ~ thinks I might run a~alMl tum tor \be presidency," llrown said "In order to be elected presl· dE>nt agam, be'U have to carry MEXICO WELCOMES BUYERS FROM U.S.-A22 AL TEA NATIVES: BUSES, GASOHOL-88 California. which has the most number or eltttoral votes. So I feel reasonably confident that President Carter will do all that be can to help out the situation." Rrown also blamed Carter and form er Presidents Nixon and .. ·ord for failing to develop an ent·r~y poli cy lo prevent the :.hortages. But Rrown said 1t is still a myster y wh y t he gasoline shortage hit California a nd oot other slates "We want to bear the burde n equitably, .. he added later . ··People s hould not look at California a n d make i t a scapegoat, and say ·You people are bad because you have a Tot or freeways ' The oil com panies a nd the highway lobby were the ones th a t e n coura ged the freeways " Fro• PageAJ UNES ... Union 76 outlet 1n University Park in Irvine , said the average wait Uus morning went up to 38 minutes from 28 on Tuesday. Ile hands tickets to mo torists to de· termine how long they are wait· ing in line. In San Cle m ente . a survey s howed that fewe r stations were o pen tod ay a nd l i nes were longer. In one incident Wednesday, a fight nearly broke out al a Te x· aco station over whether the number on a woman's license plate was odd or even The problem w as solved by bvstanders. however . In Laguna Beach. Steve Hoff· man of North Laguna SheU said Jines seemed s horte r to tum. a lthough other Art Colony ob· servers sajd they felt lines were JUSt as long or longer than Tues· day. At a Mobil Station at the cor· ner of Broadway and North Coast Highway, the line backed up Broadway, up Cliff Drive and l ooped back toward th e highway. At South Huntington Chevron. 20972 Magnolia St.. panicked buyers were s aid to have spent the nights in their cars in an· tic1pation of the 6 a .m . opening loday. "I wish J didn't work here anymore," lament ed on e employee. He said he stays a way from customers as mucb as he can. "It was horrendous this morn· ing," sai d Bob Hux table, ope r ator of a Newport Beach Texaco outlet. "I'd say the lines were twice as long." "We flat ran out or gas with three cars to go. No more Is coming until tomorrow l apologized to the people. but what can you do?'' Huxtable said the failing of the odd-even system is that it can only work if a large number of stations are open and operating hours are lengthened. Such is not now the case. h~ said. Jn Costa Mesa, Jong Jines and short gasoline supplies were re· ported. '' J personally don't believe un· til next weekend we'll see any change," said an employee at Fair Exxon, Fair Drive and Fairview Road. ·'This odd-even doesn't really seem to do it." said Bob Sharp of Bob Sharp's Mesa Verde Mobil. ,..,... P.,,e AJ ~"·'---"·-A\VM .... _.. ........ e ...... RICHMOND, Va. <AP) -A telep~ bomb threat forced the evacuation or non-elNDllal workers at a Surry nuclear power plant where aut.bortUea are lnve1ll1attn1 wb8t aome have termed 1abota1e or nuclear fuel elements. CALI.s ••• impeded b)' the county ooce a year, Uek.bua said. Tbe routine inspect.ion pro1ram baa been ~iaputed tbe put week because or lbe tar1e volume ol consumer calla, be 1ald, but complaintl or alle1ed malfunctlonin1 pum1>1 are 1Wl beiDI lnveati1ated. Tbe plant waa evacuated for a few hours Wednesday, but a eearcb turned up nothlnc. plant officlala said. Tbe bomb threat came two days after Vtrctnl• Electric " Power Co. offlclal&. discovered that a white crystalline 1ub9t.aoce bad beee poured over 62 new fuel ele: 111enta. Other (::overage Other 10Ulh Oran.1• County ~•rap appean today on Pqe Diedrich Returned ~o Stand INlly ........... - PAUL WOOLDRIDGE OPERATES COLLEGE RADIO PANEL Saddlebeck Statton Went on the Air Thia Week Saddleback Opens New Radio Station Despite months-long delays at tribuh:d to weather and F'edt.'ral Communications Comm1ssl()n techn1calit1es, S addleback Colle~e ·s 600-watt radio station crackled to the airwaves Mon- day at 4:30 p.m . Statt o n M a n ager 8 1H Weisgerber sa id today the sta· tion. tocatt.-d at 88.5 on the FM dial, i:. following the May pro gram i.tutde that wa:. malled oul Monday. I ll' s:.11d an)'one tll-:.inn~ J pro i,:ram gwdc should µhone 831 KSBR or 495.K::;BR. The station will broadcast from 6 to 1 a m sevl'n days per seek. featuring various musical formats and public a fra1rs broadcasts Th~y aired lhe Capis trano L'n1fied School Dis trict ~1ard meet1ng Monday a~ a public ~erv1ce . Wl'1sgerb<:r noted that the :.la tlftn S :.i1rnal had he<•O f)I C'kcd Up a:. rar av.:.iy a ~ l.<1ng H•·:.ieh Carter Appeal'S For SALT Treaty WASHINGTON <AP) Pres1· dent Carter appealed today for public support of the new arm:. limitation lrt'aty with the Soviet Union, a rgwnR that its reJ~tion by the Senate wo uld b1• ·11 massive. dcstr\lctive blow to world pe'ace." Addressing a White Hous e breakfast for retailers. Carter said that if the Senate docs not r atify the pact, "We would bto looked upon :is the warmongt-r " and would suffer a scriou~ los~ or trust amonR NATO alhc~ The president . asking for the 1nd 1v1 dual s uppo rt by the represcntativ(>s of the Amencan Heta1l Federation. abo said ;,i St>nate turn down wo uld un dermme his efforts to hall ttw s pread of nuclear weapons EmphaslZlng thf' l1~t v. as in complete. he cited as polcnl1al nuclear powers such nat ioru. a!> Br azil, Arge ntina, Pakistan. South Korea. India. Taiwan and South Afm·a . lie asked his audience 'to help me sf'.'11 to the ,\meric:.in pcopll' :ind d1rectlv to lht· U S Scnatl' the advanl.ages uf ratifil'3l10n and the deva~tatmg d1 sadvan tar.es" 1f the treaty 1s rc.:JcCt(od •r GUY GaANVILLE -Of .. ...., .......... SAN DJEGO -Attorneys for Oranae County Supervisor Ralph Diedric h called their cUent back to the witaeu stand today ln an attempt to repair som e ol the damage done Diedrich'• cause Wednesday by prosecutor. Michael Capizzi. Capizzi s pent a full day cross. examining Diedrich as the pros· ecution continued its efforts to prove the county supervisor solicited and received bribes from a development company iD 1973·74. Along the way. Capizzi took advantage ol a hole provided him by the defense and brought into play the issues involved in a separate political corruption case pending against Diedrich and others. By the time the ~3-year-01d county supervisor &tepped from the witness stand Wednesday. the issue or his credibility bad clearly takp the Jead role io the trial. Except for a heated verbal blast aimed at a t elevision newsm an who zeroed in on him a s h e w a I k e d f r o m t.h e courtroom, Dtedrich a ppeared calm throughout lht! day of his ~ncounter with Capizzi. But he tater described 1t as "a lon g tough day. one of t:1e tou~hcst days of my life.·· The issue of l'redibility came to the forefront when Capizzi asked Diedrich about three dtf· ferent accounts of his role 1n an a ll eged political campa ign money laundenng 1cheme that appeared m the press. f'r"Olll Pap A f OIL ... rurtht:r hint t hJl the organ1 za. 11011 11( Petroleum Exporlin~ ·ountric:. will dt-c1dc on another riSI.' In the base prtct.' ur Oil When 11 meets ne xt month The $audi <k c 1s1on will l1kl'ly curtail the Jlrc·ady t 1gl1l supply of 011 in tht- Wcs l The Iranian price 111rrease. a :1.6 percent boost. would hnng Iran's oil prices to $17 17 a bar· rt'I for Iranian hghl and $16 64 a (Jar rel for Iranian heavy. The OPEC b<.tse price for 011 1s S14.S4 a barrel. plus any s ur· cha r~es the cartel's members want to add Iran·.,, surchar~es havt' bttn about Sl 80 to $1.90 a barrel I run 1::-produc·rn~ .• bout 3.9 m1ll1on barrebi a of oil a day, all but 750.000 of which arc ex· ported HUNDREDS Of LA·Z-IOYS IN STOCI COITAMllA 36t I . 17th IT. (Acroet "°"' Rolpha, next to Man9 Calef'tdOla> M2·1617 Mon.· Ttiura. 10-& Fri. 1U SM. 10.5, CloMCS Sunday IDEAL FOR GRANDMA MISSION YllJO 211t2 McHl'*"- 'kwy. ' 1 (Leh oft ot AvetY Oftramc>. Ne11t to TOVo(aJ •tl-1902 Mon.·Rl.1~ sae. 10-& Ooled $undOy $ DAil Y PILOT .4# Patterson Hits 0.llf Ptl .. S~tt P- HITS FEDERAL EFFORTS Congressman Patterson Wunty OKs Dana Point 'Alignmen~' A long-proposed plan to ron· vert a section of P ac1f1c Coast Highway in Dana Poml into a ooe·way i.treet gain('d i:round Wednesday when Orangl' <'ovnty Supervisors approvl.!d an alJl{n· ment for the road Under the plan. tht \oa!'t Hi~h~ay from Copper Lantern Street to Gold<>n t.ant cro would carry northbound t raffic only. Southbo un d traffic woulri tra vel a lon ~ t h<' aliJ!nmenl supervisors a ppnwcd this w~k . It would run alon~ a 1,900 fool exte nsion of Oc l P rado from Golden Lante rn down to in tersect the Coast Highway. Now that t hC' Del Prado align· ment is set, r is.:hl·of-way needed to construct t he road will be pro· tected. c ounty s po kc!>man William Zaun s aid. In addJtion to approving the ah~nment , superv1sorc; abo in struc ted lhl' count:,• stafr to pro· ceed immediately w1tb ncgolta lions lo buy r1~hts-0f-way from "Property owners along tbc pro- posed Del Prado extension. Although e xact cost ci:.t1m ales are not known. Z:tun :.aid ~lmO!>l $500.000 has been ~el a~1de ror the rll'{ht·of-way purr hases. Im plcmcntation of thl! pro· posed one.way plan is cxpeeted to t ake at l<·a:.t thre e more years. :icrordmg lo Zaun. Cosl of construction will ''"' 1>harcd hy the countv and dt·\'(•fopers pro· posin~ projel'ts in thl' Dl!I Prado area. Boy's Rites Held LOS ANGF:L E S "t AP I Memorial ~ervlCl"; wl'rc lo he h e l d t oday for C arl o!> Was hington. 15. of Van Nurs. who died Tuesday after being s hot by a police officer on April 26 By KATHY OANCY Of .... ~ ..... S R~presentatlve J~rry Pattenon. 0-Sant•.-An•. bham~ the auollne shortage on an "in t~pt '' ft>dt'fal Oep•rtmtin\ of Ene rtCy and th•• way multi naUooal oil nrtt'ls oJ)t'rtall' with th~ OPEC nadons Pattrraon. add~•SIDft Onngt• County supuv11wrs \Odil)', thre•tened to take l~gwl ud10tl if n.-reu11ry to 1:e t at tht' "pecU1('1> of tbe K»s<>lloe cn s1s he s»ld hui. b l'e n thrust so l e l y upon ('ahforrua motorist!> -' OMlfPl ... Si.t! ....... Orance CountJ aovenmeet admlnistnton have been alked to consider modified won week schedules for the county's 10,000 emp&oyee. durina tbe 1uoline shortage. Supervilors Chairman Philip Ant.bony. in a memo sent Wed· neaday lo agency and depart· ment chiefs, urged reviews o1 a possible 10-bour-per-day. fOW'· day wort week or other schedule c hanges that might reduce employee commuter lime. In addition. be suggested that administrators encourage COUD· ty workers lo join car pools or rely on public transit for the d uration of the fuel shortage. ''One or the rc·asons I think the Departme nt of Ene rgy i!> bO an t•pl 1s that we we re one of lht.> la!>t nations 1n the world to makt· energy government function.·· Patterson said. ··a problt:m lhdl 1s brought within the govern ml'nt ':.knowledge " Pier Gets New Surf are ··During this crisis it is necessary tha\ we maintain service to the taxpayers with a minimum disuption,' Anthony s aid. "and that we do all we can to assist our county employees 1n carrying out their duties." f or exanple , he siud. fuel <·orn pany informatwn about sup phc:o contained in 011 fields ha~ not bttn rt'QUlrt>d to be shan·d ~1th the governml·nt 'l'hl' 54-ycar-old San Clemente Pier should be ser ving fishe rmen and others again about mid-July when its rejuvenation is t:ompl~tc. The half million dollar project includes replacement of faulty pi~ngs and re s urfacin~. which workmen in fore· ground are domg. 'He noted prefere ntial parking arrangements have been made for car pooling e mployees as well as for those who wish to travel to work by motorcycle. mo.ped or bicycle. "It has bt't.>n guurded as tt private st"CrN . 1f you will, of the indiv1dual 011 companws," the former !;3nta Ana muyor con· tinued. Pajamas Cftuse of Rift? Anthony also a sked depart· me nt heads to le t employees make up a ny lime lost for such t hings as waiting in gasoline sta· tion lines or running out of fuel. Al the same t1m<' l'attcrS()n <'h arged . the multi nat1ont1l carte ls have agreed not le> Charges Hurled at England's Tlwrpe purs ue oil deve lopment in Afrir a LONOON 1AP) /\ dispute a nd other nations. fearing such o ve r a pair of s ilk pa jamas con- a<·l1on "will u pset t he OPF.C:. trtbuted to a rift between, ex Oq~arnzation of Petroleum F.x L1 h<'ral Party leade r J erem y port mgCountnes. Thorpe ;md Nor ma n Scott. the Patterson rt'portf'<J that l hl' man h<' 1~ accused of plotting to <'al1 fomu• congressional delega kil l. t he prosecution ulleged to· lion in Wa!>hington today crcat dav 1n t he t n al of the former (•d a W k force to work with poi1t1 < 1an and three others fed<'r;il energy :-.t't'retary-J ames ('r ow n p r ose cul or P e l e r Schlesinger to s~k solution!> to Ta, lor ~:rni a letter more than 15 loca l fuel supply proble ms yea r s ago fro m Tho rpe to "Either the De partme nt or Gr i eve~ of Bon d Street. a Energy has rather :.e riously and f a s hi on a b I e m e n · s ha b · pe rhaps wrongfull y under ul· n ch1she r y. refus ing to pay located the ~a:.ohne supply lo for the garme nt bought by Scott. So u t be r n Ca I 1 f o r n 1 a a nd indicated a strained re lationship· Ca l ifornia in J.tC n<'ral." Pa l · between the two. lt>rson charged , "or the maJOr Taylor said that in Decem ber <HI comparucs. in term~ or their 1964, Thorpe. apparently tired of a liocations. have not taken the Scott. did pay his travel e x- a ppropriate action that would pe nses to Switzerland to take a s eem necessary lo at least main· horse·lramer's job. but refused lain fairnt!sS. to p<iy to send along his luggage. .. If we have a shortage. a nd I Taylor said that prompted don ·1 think we know that, it Scott to write a long .. hurtful" s hould be borne nationally and lelter to Thorpe's mother which .-quit ably." the C'oag r essman began: continued, •·and that 1s in effect .. For the last fi ve years. as what the law say~ " you proha hly know. Jeremy and Pa tte r s o n al so 10 1n e d 1 have had a homosexual rela· s upen'1sors in calling for a con· tions hap, ··the prosecutor read. g ressional and a federal ~rand The letter also described a vis· JUry mvestigation into the prob-it by Scott to Thorpe's London ·!e ms. as weU as their demand apartme nt and said: "When he that the California Attorney had s atisfied himself he put me Gene ral make. public reports to s leep on a hard little camp compiled after tht! 1974 ~as bed. Thjs was when I realized he cris is. d id not care for me," Taylor Those reports, Patte rson said . continued . "may point at least to an alleged The prosecutor then spoke of con::.pira<·y relating lo the price Thorpe's frie ndship with fellow a nd supply of gasoline.·· Libe ral lawmaker Pe ter Bessell, In a related action s upervisors to whom he allegedly confided today a ppointed Supe rvisors ea rly in 1965 that he was a Ra lph Clark a nd Har rie tt hom o sexu a l, un all eg ation Wiede r to meet with indepen· Tho rpedcmes. ctent gas station operators an an Hessell and Scott fi~ure to be. effort to avert a thre ateoed May key witness<'s against Thorpe, 17·21 strike by those dealers 50. a nd co·dl'fc ndan t s David Bus Fares Hiked S AN DIEGO IAP > Caty buses are boostin~ fares fro m 40 to 50 cents for local ser vice and 55 cents to 75 cents ex£~S'>. llolmcs. 48. John Le Mesurier. 46. a nd Geor~e Deakin. 35. T ho rpe. who res igned as Li beral Party leacfer in 1976 and los t hJs seal in the House of Co mmo ns la s t week in the Brilll>h ~e ne ral e lection. also faces a c h a r ge o f 10 citiog Holmes to kill Scot t P 1\ll have ple::idt:d innocent a nd could tx• se ntenced to maximum 10.year pm.on sentences if con· v1c led The prosecution m aintains the Wayne Walks First Time After Surgery LOS ANGELES !AP> -·Actor John Wayne has taken his first ste ps outside his hospital ~m since undergoing surgery d~.g whic h cancerous cells were dis· covered in his intes tines, of· h cials said The 71-yec.r.old movie ~eter8;Jl walked in \he hall outside his room briefly on Wedne sday. s aid UC LA Medical Centen ad· minislralor Bernard Strohm. Officials h ave said Wayne volunteered lo participate in a cancer research program. but will not begin the experimental treatment until he regains bla strength from bis latest s urgery. Lectures on Elvis At Golden West Why Elvis Presley was "The King of Rock n' Roll" will be ex- plored in a series of three lec- tures at Golden West College in Huntington Beach May 11. 18 and 25. murde r plot was hatched to silence Scott. once a male model and now a horse groom , and pro· tect Thorpe's career. On Wednesday. Taylor. as he opened his case against the men. s aid Thorpe used "Giovanni's Room ." the ho mosexual novel by blac k Ame ric an write r James Baldwin. in hi:. st..'<iuclion of Scott. Taylor sajd the seduction OC· curred Nov. 8 . 1961 . whe n Thorpe was ::i 32-y e a r ·o ld member of the Huosc of Com mons, Scott was 21. ::ind both wer e bachelors. He said Thorpe took the younge r man to his mother's home. gave him the B::ildwin novel and tater returned to Scott's room. "He t old him not to be frightened or to worry." Taylor re lated. "He said he looked like re..:. from $.\l\O Sal~: from $36-0 a frightened rabbit. Mr. Thorpe put his arms a round him. made advances. a nd homose xual rela· taons took place between them " Taylor s aid the re lat1onsh1 p continued, and Scott became a "l'ontinuing da nger " to Thorpe·~ re putatton and c::irttr "It was a d::in~r of which Mr Thorpe was constantly remanded by Scott pestering ham for help a nd talking of the relationsh1p ~ith others," Taylor w ent on "In 1967, Mr. Thorpe was elected lude r of the Libera l Party. but the higher he climbed o n the politica l ladder. the greater was the threat lo his am· bitions from Scott. His anxiety became a n obs ession and his thoughts desperate .·· Thorpe. now 50, has re peated· l y denied the allegation or homos exuality. ('h:ur n•i.: from S-U:iO Sa le : from S:IU Employees should not be di~· t iplined or docked pay upess ·:1\. is clear that the employee 1s abu sing t h as flexibili ty." he v.•rote. Anthony suggested that oo· the·JOb ~upervisors WOfk with employees on their schedules to at·commod a te car poo l~ o r publk transit trips. i\nd he s aid employees s hould reduce travel on fie ld trips and other county business as much as possible. noting that county ~overnment's own fuel a lloca· taon has been reduced by 15 per· cent . Where appropriate, Anthony continued. e mployees should be encouraged t.o use vacation time or take compensatory time off now to reduce commuting time. \\ 111~ <h~lr n •i.: rrom S4~ Sak! from ·:11 ;; LIMITED TIME ONLY J'~ 25%------ Sale! from 1145 The artistry of Heritage .upholstery designs '" at exceptional savings! :_{ Now I'> th1: nm~ to tt.1kt: t.1dv<.1nklge of trulv e xct>pt1onal ~.wing~ on filmo us H~ntdge1 sofo:.. love Sl:!ilts dnd chairs. Edch p1ecl.! hill> be"'" meticulously tai- lored by mCJster craf1smen to the finl:!St Herit.1ge i.tandards. Choose from six !>Ofa . lnVi.' 54!81 and chai r style options. 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Mey 10, tt19 NATION I WORLD Telk880 ·. .. •.. .. ,~ Coas ting Iranian Jews Fear Killings Henling 'em Out TEKRA.N, Iran CAP> -1'be revolutionary firtnc 1quada' toll reached JOO today u Iran '1 Jew1 wonted whether the execution of e prominent member of their commwUty marked the ital'\ or anU·Jewllb haraument by the new lllamlc re1ime. Tb• 200lh man to die before one of Ayatollah Rubollah K.bomelnl'1 UG.U OF TllE PVllP UND: Every ramlly hll Its UUJt a.tuna Guolint> Stoc'y t.hHe da,ya My 1roup 11 no e~· ceptioa. ,...... son: 11wn wu IOCl\e falm &nd reuoeed ditc uak>n lut nllbt on who woukt put our two Even autos In the 1a1 llne1 at pre-dawn houri today. After ulm and tt11on, my wHt" and U.. too ol lbe ~drew the au11nrnent They rtportl'd tu the .\r('() at.et.Ion out on Brookhurst and Hamiltoo Street at 4 · 30 a m C1r!I wert" all't'ady llnin~ up. i\S DAWN 1tao1u:. a man who had Gas Stat.ion Officaal wrttten .tll over him cam~ along the line and got all th~ d rivers oraaniied. Thoae with tank spouts oo the letl side in this lane Tank spouts oo the ri&ht and middle :.pouts 10 tlUa other line. .-un My wife and the aon had m1ddJt and right spouts. They got in the same line. Time passed Finally. a lady showed up in a taxi. got out and started opening the station, hrst by carefu.lly measuring the fuel In her underground t11nlu •. Then she grandly a nnounced to those right and middle spouts who were lined up on Btookhurst Street, "You people aren't in line . The tine is dvwn Hamilton " By now, the line down Hamilton was two miles Ion~ flrin1 aquadl wa1 a S3·year-old phytlcian, Akbar Behadort. who bad been director or a police ho1pltal end e member of P•rllameot, Radio Tehran an· nounced. THE ANNOUNCEMENT said he wH shot at 2 a .m . In the rapltal. Among the charges aaalost him was that he paid supporters of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in Arak. the dO<.'· tor 's hometown. to attark anti· s hah demonstrators with clubs Radto Tehra n s aid he got has medat·al trainin~ In the United Stath, was director or the polict• hOspltaJ In Tehran. held the rank or police colonel end became a member or the MaJUs, lran':s J'arl1ament, in 197S. The J ew11'h rommunaly wus ~hakt•n by lhr execution WNI nesll:.iy or llabib Eh:hanaun. a 69·year ·old millionaire h us l· ncssman and rormer head or the Tehran J ewish Central Commit lt't'. who was conv1clf'd of "<·on tact with Israel and 7.ion1s m " THE 18aAELI 1overnment condemned the execution of Elcbanlan u • "serious vk>l•· UQ!\ of human rights." a nd the U .S. State Department ex· pressed concern. ··we are very frightened." said one Jewish shopkeeper. "We hope this Is an Isolated caae." saJd a Tehra n rabbi, ad· ding that he knew of no other "prominent" J ews in custody. Rut the Israeli st:itc radio said there were JOO Jews in Iranian JAii&. Othl•r J1:ws said they thought F,lghan1un wus ~i ngled out bt•caust• "he was very rich and llomcone had u ~rsonal grudJ.!t· a..iain:.{hlm ·· Oe11p1k his malalant opp0sit1on In lsrnt'I and has support of the I' 11 ll·stin" l,1 lwratl1Jn Organlui lion. Khomeini . th•· lslt1mlc r., l\glous leiHler Of the rcvolullon. has n •pN1lt•1fly pled~NI n·h~i()U~ ( rt•1•d11m foi .frw' .1 ne t 111 h1•1 n111wrtl1t"• 111 I r ,111 Hostages Freed Lt. Wayne Helgeson searches Carl Harp, left, and Rob<'r1. Washburn. two of three inmates accused of hold· 1ng JO hostages at Washington State Penitentiary, Walla Wu Ila, for about 12 ho urs . They were freed early today. /\ p r ison official said the inmates believed they had s.uc · tl'l'ded an dra m utizmg proble ms of overcrowding and viole nce at the prison. The third inmate accused in the an <·ul1·nt wa!'> 1dt'nt1f1cd as Robert Green Jr. _:_...;_.:....;.....:..;;..'-'=--'~~~~~~~· With that. she fluni: her rope with the little fl ag~ Qn it across the Brookhurst entrani:e. l'lo~ing It The son was already inside and ~ot his gas. My wire didn't. HU. The man who had Gas Station or. ficial written all over him had vanished with the m ists or the morning. Carter Jokes About 1980 Pitch ....... AND so. Gt;N'fLt: readers, there are notable quotes out there today from all those in government and Industry who would help us. For example: ATl'ORNEY GENERAL Griffen Bell on California's gas crisis : "Aw. crisis. crisis -there's always a crisis somewhere. I don't know how this country would gel along without some sort or crisis." G-0\1. EDMUND G. BROWN Jr .. warning President Carter lo be fair lo Califorrua. "California won't be pushed around by other st.ates ... ·· Is that right'! Says who? WASHINGTON <AP> --Pres1· dent Carter has finally ad· mitted. albeit tongue In cheek. that he's running for re·election and has spelled out exactly how be is going about it. Platform: 'Stick With V~' His pitch will be: Sure things are touf{h. but we've come a long way. Stick with us a Lillie longer. THAT WAS Tiit: camp&1gn New Research Hints At Saccharin Peril s trategy spelled out fo r the hrst 11me Wednesday niRht in the president's traditional s~h lo t he a nnual De m ocr atic con · gressional fund·raislng dinner. Carter opened with the usual joke. but thjs time it wasn't en tarely an Je'll He said he has bei!n seeking speaking oppor tunities lately and quipped ·1 f'V\'n v1s1ted one statt> that does not have an early primary ne xt year .. more that remains to be done ." flt' indicated the hackbone or has strategy will be to stress Ills peace 1rut1atlves. "A PEACEFU L WORLD is perhaps the most precious gift that we can pass on to our children." Carter said. "We won a victory for that kind of world wh~n the p ea ce treaty was s igned betwee n Eg ypt a nd lsrad ·· Carter also boasted of the strateg1<.' arms limitation agree mcnl JUSl reached with the Sov· it•l Cnion MEXJCO'S PEMEX STATF. gasoline manager J esu!> Covarrubias Michel. assuring the governor io Mex1cah that there will be plenty of Rasoline along the U S. border with no restrictions on selling to U .S c1liien~ WASH1NGTON (AP > The U S f ood and Dru~ Actmlnastratmn H f. TURNED SF.RIOt:S after thrtt, t1ck1n~ off the charges h~ exp(.•cts thl' oppos1t1on to hurl 1n ' th c J 980 camp a 1 g n and th t· .111 s w(·r~ lw "' 111 I! 1 ve In inlrodurinll( Carter. Vice Pn•sad~nt Walter F Mondale ~a 10 the a~rccmenl "may well b1.· the m ost i mportant a rms p;.1ct ever reached " and could prt:\ ent <J nuc lear "holocaust " Gasoline storage supplies a t Rosa r ito Reach. he promised, are being increased40percent commissioner says new research indicate!> men who consume i.flc charm are twice as likely to get bladder canc"r as those who do not But the author of the study says that conrlus1on as prematur£' A SP ECIAL THANKS to the America n Petroleum Institute s pokesm en out of New York , who reported today that gasoline inventories have increased by 400.000 barrels for the week ending May 4, the first sul'h boost since F'eb 16. The controversy arose as FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy re ve aled preliminar y details of a new saccharin r ep,.>rt to a Scn:Jte health subcommittee on Wednesday Kennedy said if s uch a link !s proved in Or. Wrnst Wynder's study , it would mean two of the three m ajor studies on succh:irin s how an association bet ween the s ugar s ubstitute and bladder or cancer in men. __ _ "Thi' las t lwo years have ~en wars (If rcbu1ldinr, for our coun t ry." Carter l>e~an "Work an~ toi.tet her we have accomplished a grt'at deal. but there as inuch THE FALL IN une mployment, histonc:JllY iJ re.election must . also was pointed out. And in conclusion, a very s pecial thanks for sympathy a nd understanding or the California gasoline situation <ts expressed by that august senator , Charles Perl'Y. the Republican from Illinois. He intoned this: "~ FOR THAT THING out in California , that's the fault or those people out there. They've been warned to conserve but they still keep on driving. Maybe this will teach them to find some other way or getting around .. '· You have to hope that s wt.·et solon gets to go home to Chacuo and ride the El. Put it another way: Go to El. Senator Per:cy. Teen Leaps CHICAGO <AP> A young man s lipped past g uards at the 10().story John Hancock Center. s mashed a window on the 4oth noor and plunged to his death. a uthorities s aid. He was identified today as Ge rald Bourdos 1s, 19, or Chicago. 40 Stories· Police said Bourdos as ap parently concealed a brick in his ski jacket Wednesday as he went past guards in th~ second·floor lobby of the building. Police Sgt. Edward J . Flynn said fnends of Bourdosis con- tacted authorities after hearing of the yowig man's plunge. TWO YEARS AGO, Wynder , pres ide n t o f the American Health Foundation in New York, released a study In which he said there was no link between s accharin and bladder c11nccr in males. But Kennedy said Wynder s ince then made "changes an his desi~n study." and the new re· search "appears to support the hypothesis of the a sso<.'ia t1on bet ween saccharin and bladder cancer in males." Ke nnedy said he did not know about the study until recently. 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Won;ian Elected GOP Caucus Boss SACRAMENTO 1 I' 1 ( arol 1Ja11~tt of t urudnn " <•on st-r"Vttt1vt" Rt"pu bll run a~ s tmblywuman untl •&rtl\'nt boot1tt"r of ft.:nn altun" as thl' first "'Om un to lwud n lt•i:ai.lulan • pttrty tauf'UA lq_ (.'allforru a The GOP uuru:-11n.1mmou~h eltch.'d M n! llaJMt Wt•dm•.,da~ o nly h our:. uflt•r M11111rt l \ Lc1tdttr Puul Praoh) Jtinvunt"t'<l ht• woultJ l'h 'P Ju1o1i 11 from th1 post ht• huJ hi.•lll .,llh't' .I a 11 I MRS. llAU,•;TT. a fornw1 lc1.:tblat1vt• und n111rrv:.~11111ul .itdt•. told u 1h·1o1i., t•onh rt•rw,• -.ht ~a:i ~tuu1.:I> -.uppo1 lt•\l m lh• dectaon ll' lhl· h t -.\ tt·rm nw111 ~rs 1o1iho .,,.,., 1• 1•111·11·11 l.11 ~··I\ 1111 pro-Pro11v1>1t11111 IJ plJ1lu1 t11 • .. T h I:. , , J I l t .11 I " .1 1 m<'ssa~e t h.ii l'ro1k•-.1l 11111 I.I hJ <·ome lo :-..14 rarrh·n111 ~ 11 h lht• fn•l>hman 1'1.1:.,, -..1111 .1 '""""~ Mrs 11;.illt•ll. wt111 "".J:. p1 1·.,.·nl1·il w1lh a oouqud t>f \ l'"''"' llht'' Tht• 41 ) t'Jr old -..•1·u1ut ~t·rrrn·r added th<Jt "'1th ht·r ,JI 1h1· lwlm of 30 Hcpubla t•an:. In lht• KU m e m ber A.':.l·m hl) .• 1gncult u11· now ''h a:. :.11rn 1•11n1• "'ho un de rslands and rt•:-.111·1·1 ... tl11·11 t•ontrtbulaon to <tur ... , Jlt' PRIOLO. of M:tl1hu . .,..:o .., f'lt·1·1 ed to tht· l\:.:.t•mhlv 111 t!-11>1, II·· !>a id tw wa:. ::>ll'JJl'tng J o"' o lu focus on ;i 1!.l>!O I S Sl•11;11\> li1d aga inl>t S.·n Al;111 Cran:.l<111 M rs llallc tt satcl :.he w1111 lll seek change:. 1n lh•· 'il<•l<· ~ form labo r la w b(:forc :.uppnrt1ng NEW PARTY CHIEF Carol Hallett p.1 ... ~,jJ.:l' of th1· l!fl!) !iO hudgl'l 111·>.t mont h 11111· l'h;1 ng 1• wmtlcl li a r lht· I 111lt•d l ... 11'111 \\'url-1•1:. 111111111 It 111ll r t·q11111n g .i 111111111 n11•mlll'r 111 ,trike <•r 1·11ntri'IJ11 ll· l<1 ,, polil wal al'l1on fund a:. a totHlt t 11111 11! h1:. rncmllt•r:-.h1p \1 r... llalll'll ..... hu n·fu:.t-<l 111 11110 th1· "'u m1•n :-. ll'g1sl:.1t1vc n ruc·u:. "'hl'n d l•cted three y(•ar:. a go. !)ard hl'r \'IClory '\howt«J v. Offil'n J Otl m 1norittl'!> th;i t Business Dies Bia11el1i Relative Angry LOS 1\ "-:<; )',!.~:~ ,\I' ,\ng('lo Huono. whose cousin has ht'l'n l'11argcd \\ll h 1-illin~ fr\1• 1o1ioml'n, says his bus1nl'SS has \u•t·n ru1n1·d :111<1 h1 'i f a m 1h .., l1v1·'> end<tn ~cred because a u thortl ll'" lt.iv1· c·ullt-d h1rn ,1 '>U:>pcct" 1n the Hillside Str ani.: lt•r rn u rdt·r~ "Thi• phnm: don ·1 ring anymore Nobody comes in. /\s a bus inl•ss m<J11, I 'm <lt·<id ... said the 44-year·old Glendale auto up holste r('r Wl'dncsday. ;t fll'r Vistrict Attorney John Van de Ka m p announct:d t he m urder charges were being filed a ga inst Buono's tous1n. Kenneth I\ H1anch1 "I 'm rn Jt.'UJJardy :rnd my kids arc in Jeopardy," the thrice · married fnlhn r1f ~1x told the Los Angeles Times. "They've <'Vt!n b(>en h<1sslt-cl at ~ch0<1l Thf'n"~ som e kook out there some place who want.. tu l-.111 mc AS llF. ASNOt;N('EU chdrges againsl R1anch1, who 1s cur· .r<'ntly aw:11tini:: trial for two -;trangli ngs 1n Washmglon. V1:1n de Kamp saul inH•:.t11--<1tors l){'!icved Bianchi had an accompltce. A\thou~h Van de Kamp said no one else has been arrested. he called Buono with whom Bianchi lived for a s hort time -a "suspect." "Mr Buono rcm nins a suspect and a very important one.·· Van de Kamp said On J\pnl 2a. al a P arhr Center news conference. Los ;\ngl'l<·s Police Chae·( Daryl Gales and Los Angeles County Sheriff Pt•lt:r .J Prtchl•ss also 1·h1:1 r1:1ctenzed liuono a s a suspect "Th<' onl y thing I have to say 1s l haven't d_id nothing,'' Ruono ?>aid 'T hey 11nvC>sll~a1or!> 1 can do anything they want. but lht•y ~on'I find nothing. c:-.u~,e I ain't did nothing." B UONO'~ llOM E AND uuto uphol!>lery shop we re M~ulcd off and scar('h<'d th<' week hcfon· n a tel>' and Ptlchess' press con f('rencc. Althoug h a uthoril1 ·s have nol revealed what. 1f anything, w.1:. found in lh1· ~l·arch. Buono said he was told noth1nt.! w:i .., f1111nd Bwndu. who w<is <JdOpted as an infant by Buono '~ a unt an Rorhl':.lN. N Y h H·d with Buono for "may he i:.ax or M.:vcn weeks" <Jbout 1 .... 0 yi·:.irs <igo. Ruono said "All 1 l'vt·r <11<1 was to do my liunt a tavor by le tting ham s tay hen· for ;Jwhall'" Buono said "Now I wouldn't do no more favori:. for any bod}. l'\ <'n the Pop(• " ' POLJC'F: llJ\ Vt: i\TTRIBt;TF.D 13 murders 1n late 1977 and early 1978 to th<• 1 ltllsidc Strangler Bianchi has pleaded mno· cent by reason of 1ns an1ty lo the two Bellingham. Wash murders Lm. ng(·ll·:> authorities bet'ame interested in him a fter hl' w a:. ~1rn·~ll•rl in Bl'lhngham. where he moved in May 1978 Tht• 27 )-l'ar old ll1<1nch1 was c harged Wednesday w1t.h the slran~hnl?~ nf Yol~mda WC1shington. Kris tina Weckler, Jane Evelyn Kang. K1mh<"rly Diani• Martin and Cindy Hudspeth. He was also ('h<1rgt'<1 with one count of sodomy involving Miss WeC'kler :in<! 1m1· <'ount nf eonsp1racy lo commil murde r. kidnap pang and rap<• ~'---~~~~~~~-- .............. STEPPING DOWN Paul Prfolo thl·n· an • o pµortu111t1 es for all Jll•op lt• 1n C'altCorn1a .. · Wo m{'n. m particular. arc .1!'>:.urntnt.! .t grt•all'r role in gov 1·rn m t·nt t orl uy . ;1:. recentl y t •\ tdt'nt•1•d by thl' <'1ert1on of ~1 argarl'l Thatcht•r as prime m u11stt·r uf England .. Mr... llallelt said :-.he saw no t'OOf11ct of 1nlerl'Sl 10 the fl:l ct th a t her husba nd Jim is S acr::imento general manager of Western Agricultural Chemical A~sociat1on . 1:1 pesticide o r- ga n1zat1on that lobbies the Legislature And she said she had made no d t'c1s1on on whom to appoint as GOP cauc us chairman and 1o1i htp, lhl' No 2 a nd :'l/o 3 pos ti.. ASSEMBLYMAN Dave Stir· ling. H·llac1enda lle1ghts. who had b(.•f'n mentioned as a possi- ble successor to Priolo. said he had not been running "at this · tame ·· A sse mbl y ma n Bru c e Nes tande, H·Ora nge, now the GOP's caucus chairman, said he would not rema in in that post. Ile a lso had been menti6ned as a possible t'Ontcndcr for Priolo's JOb Lake Tahoe Oean Air Plan Pushed SA C HA ME NTO I AP I California's anti-smog board has a ne w Lake Tahoe clean air plan that calls for use or a motorist's fc•c to help pay for more bus ser\'ICC around the picturesque mountain lake The plan. intended to meet fl'dcral Clean Ai r Act rc'Quire· mcnts on the California side of lhl' lakl'. <1lso recommends de· velopmcnt of e xtensive. Cree bus :-.ervict· and annual vch1 clt' in· :.p('\'11on~ for basin residents AdoptC>d unanimous ly by the fo ur mcmlw r Air Res ources Board l<.1te Wednesday. the pro- µos ul 1s 1n1endcd lo he lp bring tht• ba?>an into compliance with fl·dl'rnl s tandards for ca r bon monoxide and ozon<' TllF. Bl -S TATE Tahoe Heg1onal Planning Agency has the rc-spons1b1hty fo r prepa ring a s imilar plan for the Nevada s1dl' of th<' lake. Hoth proposals m usl sa tisfy thl' federal En v1ronmcntal Protection Agency. Tht' AHB's plan goes beyond rccommcndat1ons of an ad hoc l'Ommtltl'l'. a nd that in itself c o u ld g c ner<Jlt· mor e co n - t rovc r sy 111 the politically ~l·ns it1vc ba:.1n Hill Keeps Ttimbliri' Wllapse in Malibu. Only Matter of·Time MALIBU <API It's only a m atter of time befo re 60.000 cubic yards or drrt and rocks will rain down upon a 400-foot str etch o f Pac ifi c Coast Highway, the California Depart- m ent of Transportation's chief geologist says. "H will be cqmini:t down , hopefully not all al once," Ray Forsythe said' Wednesday, as pedestrian travel resumed on a patb through the dust·blanketed roadway. which is still closed to traffic. Forsythe said the collapse will • occur because deep. connecting fissures are shearing away Mn arc-shaped area of the bluff that ias about 12.-; reel wide and runs inland about 150 reel. a.,,..,,aeea Crlf lrlz~d LOS ANGELES (AP) -· U.S. ' Sen. S.l. Hayakawa has com e under a double-barreled attac k from Japanese-American and Hlapanlc groups because of his atanc• on lsauea related to the · riptl ol racial minorities. At a J,AJ9 Aqeles Prest Club new• confuence Wednesday. ( ;. J Tenant Group• Lose STATE SACRAMENTO IAPI -Ten- :int groups have lost their "-------------second skirmish in two days the Republican senator's own California Hispanic advisory council criticized his proposal to discontinue bilingual ballots at a s enate ne ws conference. a Japanese-American group call· ing itself Days of Remembranc_e c riticized Hayakawa·s oppost· lion to its World War II redress campaign. • Odd-e1'en Platt Gro..,• SACRAMENTO <AP) -San Mateo and Sant.a Cruz counties joined the odd-even gas sales plan at 12:01 a .m . today. bring· ing \be tot.al number of counties in the plan lo 12, including one to start Monday. The plan allows motorists to buy gas only on odd numbered days 1f their licenses end ln odd numbers. and on even-numbered days it their licenses end In even numben . against the real est.ate lobby. They showed up before the As- se mbly J udiciary Committee We dnesday with a bill backed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. requir- ing "just cause" for evictions. But they lacked two of the seven votes needed for passage. However. a llew vole was or· der ed for May 30. Paddng Fl,.,. B•ra• SANTA PAULA <APl -A packing house fire so intense that it was detected by a weather observation satelllte has gulled a block-long, block· wide citrus pac king house. police sa.ld today. Fourteen fire companies res ponded to the s pectacular lire early this morning, which lit up the nilbt sky and forced the evacuation of several nearby homes. but no Injuries were re· ported. ._., ------·· --.. ---. - ~.May 10. 1~79 LA COSTE SHIRTS BY FRITZ! ON SALF:! M ud l' of f\0/50 cotton/poly. 1!11·\ ·n· t'1111I ,\ \t•f-..itill· .in 11 h·:il !<>htrl l~r ~1 11111 111 n·l.1>. 1tl C'h111t"t' lr .. 111 1c.1,. •1l l'11lt1r!>. IS !\I L I 1~1111d thrn :\b\ t:11 h 11nh 1 H eg. S J :~.U\l NOW ::;3~Ju DEN IM Sl'EC'IAL ON H.l.S. CHI C ,JEAN S FO i{ MOM T rim le!(:.. tnm fi t. 100' c111t11n, and all J t d i-pectal ... u\'inir--i;txid l hru Mutht'r\, Du~. Muy I :hh, unly! {S1z.c 2() .m , I, ., ( NOW ::16~'~' I \.Cg. ~~:L )() I I CANVAS WALLETS Affordable. multi-compa rtment canva!< wallet:-wi th raanhow trim .... j11,t right fo r ;i gill g1vl·r with 11 lamrt1•cf h11dg1•I. :::4 00 11n I\ FROM NATURAL CO MFORT / II I I • I A I on· Iv il 11 k It· ~ t rn p w 11 h .1 ' .__..::..:_:J:>;:..:a.::..;,,;.:Jt..:;.....!11~:-=- gt> n l I y ·..,1•1tll111wc! \aOlp. \\\· think 1l >o t lw m 11 ... 1 l'11mfm1 a hit· i.hm· vou'll l·H·r wtur f 111 natural ll'at lwr I SAVE ON FRITZI VO ILE BLOUSES Lighl and 11ir\ ... 1 \'ling. 11~:-11rt1·d ... pra ng r rinh IO \'Oilt•. P11ly/roll c11 1. fS M l,1 Hurry.g1111d thru May 1:1th R i:!\6 oo NOW :?i l 199 eg. •P • LEVIBENDOVER PANTS FOR MOM FOR LESS OAtlV PILOT SHERMAN OAKS ORANCC HUNTINCTON BCACH Wt:STMINSTE:R SANTA ANA 4520 Von N11y~ Blvd Nc1't to HughN Mo1k•'I 2 / Jl78J 2 SI/ 189 S Tustin Avt• Tusrin or Gordl'n 10111 Adam$ Av,, 154/Z Ooldtmwcst $r J430 S Bmtol Av1 • Brool!/lursr & Adam~ Next to Colden W•·)r H11:.tol & Mu r A rthur Crov.-fwy 714t6J9 1191 1/4t964·J32.J Collc..'9•' 7/41951·8/0U ?141898·554/ MISSION VICJO NORTHRIDGE: TORRANCC PASADCNA 252!12 M<:/nryr~ 19320 Nordholl Sr 22724 Hawthorn .. Blvd 3660 C f oo1h1ll Blvd Son Oreqo fwy Tampa & No1dhu/I South of the 0~1 Amo H~emeod & f ooth1/I Lo Po1 <'IUI opposllf' Notth11d9,,. fashion Squon· 2131578·1692 7141~·6100 Ploio 2131373-7394 2/J/99J-7097 CCRRITOSI ART£SIA 18600 C11dll•Y Sr Oppobrtt' HobmJ•>ll •, c11t1u11c-t•. al Lo~ c~·rr to~ C..t"nf('f 2131!124·8883 • lJ8€ Orange Coa'it Da1tv Pilo t Editorial -P~ge ...................................................... A6 'Thurlday. May 10. 1979 Robert ~·Weed/Publisher Barbara Kreiblch/Edltorlel P~ Editor Council Wise tO Take Second Look San Ctem~ntf ity ouncll m~mbers have decided to take another look at th l.164-hom{" Marble Head projecl approvtrd April 4 w1th a 3 lo 2 volt• rrom a la me-duck council. This set•ms s~nsible s ance u a pp('ars the lame·durk c·ound l thr'-~ rrwmtwrs w{'rt-recallt>d Jan. 23 un e r a bitter polltlc &I f<'ud m ay havt.> bet>n t rym ft tu rush throu.:h somt• dl•vt•lopm ent proJe<'ts While '"'' c·an't tUU'ff w1th Counc1lwomun My rt,1" Wagn~r·s \·~u all~ rus h t>ffort to ~impl y rever l' the ltlJ proval Wltho ul 11 rh s cussaon. &l wa ~ a ~ood ide,u tu r al!tc the issut• lt~llln Ill vubhc Tht.> lhrt•t• nt'"' n>unC'1I me-mber~ eleC'ttc•d April 24 have H gn·at rt·::.vc1ns1u1hty to their rommum ty 1n t aking u cnreful look ..at tht• pluni> to bu&ld thou~and~ of honieb on the h11lv rmwh lantl "' tht• c at It j p1wa1' Jt>\ t•l1>peri> of lht• rnm·h l(Jnd f cll th.-y 1·ould niakt· 11unwrou!I chun~e!I an tht·tr µhrn~ aft er ('Oun c1l mt'm t'k ·r~ h ..ad ..app rovt.'tl them Thl' Ill'\\ t'ulm l·il bhould make I he dt H·lo~r~ ket Wh.\ ha t' numer1)U::o puhl11· hearang!I and stud1('~ to t1cc1de on :m ap propriaw 111.111 ar 1l as tu lft• c hanged onl} ..i m onth l(Jlt;r without t·ount·al a pprova1·1 T lw rww l'OUJlCll hcis et great rcspons1b1hty l.>dor t It 111 trying to :,t·rve ~1~ a watchdog over tht.• potentia l d ·v~lop· m cnt or uhoul 7 .oon h om ei> that may ll<' bu all in tht• r1:1nrh area Another Handicap San .Juan Capi!'lrano <·ountilmen last wee k rCJt!C tcd u pe rmit tha t would h ave ~11Jowed a board <.ind cart' facility lo be built in lhl• l'Jly 's ~outhern <Jrea The 12-unat l'Omplcx was s chl'dulcd to h OU!>C 66 men· ta11y and phys 1t"ally h a ndicapped patients in a com- m unily -on r ntcd t-nvironment Councilmen voted a gains t the proposed facility on grounds it wa~ not a land use compatible with industr ial conct·rns aln·:.idv locat ed in the a rea Thei l ':-. pure h unk Tlw proposed ins titution also would have been adja· cent to ~oml' res idential n eighborhoods in the ar ea. ncighhorhootJ~ that turned out petitiQDS .and several s pcakr r:,, a t ttw council meeting to oppos e the board and car e f<J<'ilit y It was that oppos ition rathe r than the lrum J)t'd uµ le.ind u~c issue that s wa ye d the council. As ont· coundlm:.an noted, s u ch a facilit y 1s going to he tht· Cll>Jt•rl of controversy from s urrounding r eside nt s whcrl'Vt!r 1t ·~ locatt•d in the c ity limits. In lh1s cas•·. the a pplicants were two people with good t rack r<:t·ords an health car e for the ha ndicapped. accoro mg to Oningc County authorities. They also operate· other :such fw:1J1lies in (;apis tnrno Beach. And they hw.I s pent two years negotiating with city planners and l<wal tnmm1~s1om. to secure approval of tht- pr o.1t·l·t The only b<.>ard that f.till'd tu approve the permit was tlw Cit y Coun<:il Thi• ('oum·1I '>houlcl ha \'t' atceptl·d ~om1.• rC'spon!>1b11ity a nd .11low(·d the l <1t•il11\ lo be built H<.1nd 1capped peopl<' 'hould not ht· c·xc)u(lt-11 ln1m .1 n·sa.ll'nti~l c nv1runm cnl be c<lllM' of tlit·1r unique· nc('d~ · Re-check the Budg~t L-..guna l'eti<:h teac hers and s chool board members <.i re lotkcd in a s alary h ike dis pute after both groups flecla rcd a n impass e in negol iatJtm b <.1nd s ubmitted the is- s ue lo a mE·tlwtor Tcac h <'rs :.ire demanding a 6 percent pay raise for the C'Urrt•nt school y1•ar, retroactive to last July. while board m e mhcrs appear w illin~ to g r a nt only a 3.7 per cent in c rcas l' Jn~tru('t ors have maclc rumblings about the possibili- ty of a \\>a lkout if wage hikes aren 't g ranted and board m e mbers hav<.• rl'fused to budge, le aving .teachers dis- g runtle(! and <Jng r y. T t•a<:hcrs in the Newport-Mesa a nd Capis trano Unifwfl dtslrn:ts rc(•e ntly settled for a 5 percent increase. retro<.icti vt· lo last July . Tt"<Jthers took their lumps after Proposition 13 passc'{), n:-did most public e mployees . And the cost of li v- ing cc rt:11nly hasn 't gone down s ince the Jarvis iniliativ~ p ci ssed {i(mrd m embers complain that the district cannot af ford the r::iisc sou~ht by teachers . Pe rhaps the teacher s could spend some time looking al the district budget to s uggest ways it might be t rimmed to accommodate the soug ht-after pay hike. Whatever t he outco m e . we believe that the issu~ could be settled amicably w1thout a s trike by teachers. Laguna Beach is a sm a ll d istrict. one wher e people a r e frie nds with each other and have many friends In the community . It would be sad to see t he bitterness Utat j n- evilably accompa nies a teacher strike tear at the com -.,.. munity f abnc. • Opinions expressed in the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors a nd artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd!Hairpie·ces ByL.M. BOVD Our Love a nd Wa r man takes note or a recent poll wherein hundreds of women were asked if they disliked bald men. Not a one said yes. Interesting. Calls to mind the .... O.~ar Gloomy Gus Our government clanks Into gear. Caner tells SchLESlnger. "in - vestigate." Talk about decisive action! B.R. • survey of some years ago whe n a sizable sampling or women we re a s ked which type tney pr efe rred, bald men without hairpieces or bald men with hairpieces. A majority of those ladies said without. volunteer ing the view that hairpieces make men look untrustworthy. A gentleman in Pittsburgh just reached age 100. As us ual. he was queried about how he did so. llis explana· lion: "I live d most of il before the world went nuts." When you tap a SUfJar ma- ple tree. in New England, you can expect to get about • 100 drops of sap per minute. There are those who claim that the beast on a paclt of Camels isn't a camel but a dromedary. It is a camel, ll la, il ill All camel• aren't dromedaries, but au dromedarin are camels . Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Nixon Not Critical of Carter W ASHJNGTON Michard M Ni xon ruccntl y h ad som e •·hnrltoble things to say about J 11n my Carter. tellintt one vis llor that th'• president is doing mlH'h bt·tt_.r than the press gives turn r l'f~ll for but badly nt.'eds lo l1Qht~n hi11i eontrol of the federal burt·uucruey 111 un cxpan~ivc mood during a 11111~. rambling political chat w 11h a wt·ll k1111wn W tax h 111gl on lawvcr. Nix on uffrrt'11 h1:-. u:.11.ll 11:.l ol hl'IJ>fuJ hint:. To s tar1 1.qth. hl· :-.a1ll It II 11 I' r I S I I JU :.!1 , (' J rt t' r :. 1 n -.1dt> Jat•k or all-trades. ~hould be tnad1• dirt>etor of the Office or M a n a ~ ~ nll• n l a n d B u d g e l Mailbox I 0 MP I one of the truly powerful jobti an any admtnls\ra- t ion. NIXON'S m essage: control or the bureaucracy. which Nixon himself never achieved. is elud· Ing Carter. Part or the reason a re cabinet members too much out for themselves INixon cited Health. Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano> or nol "with It" (he cite d Housing a nd U rba n Develo pment Secretary Patricia Har ris 1 '#Ith Strauss running OMB. he s aid. Carter could use his talents tc extend presidential 1n nuence to all the departments and lighten up White I louse con- t rol over policy dec1s1ons . Carter a lso needs a ha rd nosed "Kennedy-style" politi- cian to run na tional politics for him. said lh<' formc•r pres1dcm1 Dut on the innation front. which he called Carter's toughest is- s ue, Nixon was not critical or Carte r or o' his inflation.fighter. Alfred Kaun. Nixon described Carter's dereguJation plans as good anti-inllation medicine, but declared himself in the dark as to just how inflation could be brought to heel. THE GLENN Ft\CTOR The condition of bad blood that President Carter seems to have encouraged between himself and Ohio's Democr atic Sen. John Glenn. a vocal critic of the new strategic a rms limitation treaty 1 SA LT II >. threatens lethal har m to the president in the Senate treaty de bate The president h as railed to communicate in any way with America's first astronaut since the day that Gle nn. under heavy pr<>s idcntial pressure. censored his remarks during chraslenmR or the new Trident submarine Ohio. Glenn agreed to remove from his prepared text that day early Just month most a llusions 'to the explosive question of verifica- tion of Soviet honesty in adher- inrto the still-uns igned treaty. Yet. despite the expurgations. Rosalynn Carter , representing he r husband a t the Groton. Conn., christ ening. publicly chided Glenn for raising "very damagin~" questions about verirical1on. What this means is that Glenn, whose opposition lo SALT 11 does not approach the intensity of th e bipartisan defense- orientcd Senate bloc. m ay be lost lo the president in the hot ratification debate. WHV NOT SHCHARANSKY! The <·onspi cuous absence of Anatoly Shcharansky from the h sl of Soviet d1 ss 1dents ex- changed for those two Russian spies worries Soviet s pecialists 1hc r c. Shcharans k y. it is felt here. 1s hemg held as a carrot- and sl u·k wf•apon to play against I' rl·S 1dt·nt (' u rt<.·r in the final .sta l!t.>s or the strate~ic arms timital11>n treat y ISALT Ill ncj:!olia t1ons Under th.i s plausible theory. Shcharans ky's fate would be thrown inlo the balance to in- flut'nce Carter to yield on the last rcw details tn the ne~otia· I ions between Secretary of s ta'te l 'yrus Va nce and Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko. Jailed as an American spy despite Carter 's persona l pledge lhal he had never been paid by or involved with the Central ln- t c II 1~cn ce Agen cy IC I A ). S h1·h 3ran s k y is tha mos..l n •l<'bralC'd d1ss1de nt no w in Sov- 1l'I 1ail SomC' authorities here h('lit.'VL' that 1f Shcharansky is not useful to Mos(•ow as a pawn dur ing t he t ai l -e nd o f the ni.'g11t1al1ons. then the Soviets wi ll play him as a political card r1urtnJ,! S.:-natc cons ider ation of S1\LT II amendml'nts. The pro- ...pcrl w•>rncs c ritics or SALT Anti-fr.eeway Stance Ignores Reality To th<.· fo~Jitor Gov t:dmuml Brown. Jr and Department of Transportation Director Adriana Gianturco arc hoth being hi~hly unrealistic in their curn·nt anti-freeway and pro m ass transit stance. According to John A. Rae. Profess or o r Engine e r ing. Harvey Mudd Coll.-ge, "If 2 per cenl of the auto commuters went to pubh(' transportation . they would swamp it." P rofessor Rae also says that to develop an er. fe<'tive mass transit system for Southe m California would take at least 20 years. The answer. a t least for the next \5 years. is an tmprove(t highway s yst em a nd s maller cars 10 replace today 's high fuel l'Ons umpt 1on ve h icles . Un · f11r l unalel y . th e r e I S 0 0 allt>rnativt' to the internal com- buslwn l'ngml' avail able in the forseeatile rutun:· High hopes cmce held for steam and turbine <·n g1 nes h ave been das hed We 're years a way from a bat · tc•ry opcr:.ited car which will go Jong distanceb !the range of a lank of ~as I al highway speeds and which t·an be charged quick- ly. EvC>n 1f such a battery were a vailable. where would we get t he massive a mounts of energy necessary to c ha rge millions of them? Our power raciht1es a re operatin~ al maximum output now. Wt: MUST rapidly improve o ur freeway a nd hi g hway s yste m now. State wide there a re many partially completed pro jccts :iimilar to the Corona del Mar Free way I which goes nowhere) and the "Costa Mesa Ditch ." on Newport Blvd. M illioos ol taxpayers dollars have already been invested in t hese partlally completed pro- jects which are of no value in al- leviatin~ traffic congestion until the y can be utiliied. The money. much more than is needed. has already been col- lected. It's there in Sacramento now. The governor's Teluctance to release the funds and his ob· session w\th public transporta- tion is costin~ us millions or dollars In wasted energy and escalating construction costs. May heaven protect us from pollllcians a nd bure aucrats who. In their infinite wisdom. "know what is best " for the public as opposed to what the public wants and needs. DERALD D. HUNT O..r,,e Detaletll To the Editor: In • recent column. Milton Motkowits chuliled Mobil, lm· plyln1 the company was 1i ... mg oH proriti. frrim tb e nergy o perations 10 1n\ l'"l 1n non petroleum businC>s:.t•s Nothing tould be farther from the truth In 1976, when Mohil completed it~ acq uisition of Montgomery Ward and Container Corp<tral1<m or AmenC'a. Mohd 's outlny!-1 for exploration and produ<.•l 1on nf oil a nd ga'i totaled $77'1 m1 lhon. 111 1977, they incrc•as1·d to $85 1 million. Last yl·ar . Mobi l spent a re<.·ord $1.1 hillion FURTHER, not one dime or e ne rgy earnings has gone into Ward 's a nd Container's capital programs Thes l' companies havC' suppli<'d a ll their capital needs from lhe1r own sources J\11 of Lhrsc farts were tota ll v ignored by Mr Mo~kow1tt.. · Ile also ignored the J.~ balls in the Con~reo;s1onal hoprwr in 1975 that lhrealenerl lo rc~ulalc· a nd d1!.mt>mhN tht• oil C'Om panics in to m n rb1d11 v Thi.' j!rl'atl's f imped1ml'nl -,n 1n l'reasecl rtomcs1u· i?nl'r.l?v sup pll<'s 1s C•>unlt'r produr•11 \ ,. gov l'rnment re~ulat11in<; l 'nttl lhl' j!Overnmc•nt roudblorks ar<· re· moved. ener~y invrsl ml'nts will be dampened and olht-r avcnu~. su<'h as ch vers1r1cat1on . will he e nC'ouragcd But wh<i tcvcr lht· bus int-ss C'11ma te. Mobil is 1n the energy busin~s to stay. HERBERT SCHM ERTZ Vice Prcs1cfe nl , Mobil 0 11 Corporation Nof a ·o .... p' To the Editor· The Laguna Hccychn~ Center is a s you mety know u volunte<'r prof!ram. At one time we did have paid starr. however Prop l3 and CETA cutbackslend~ the public subsidy. WE ARE starting to have a problem at the center. Laguna Recycling ts not a dump. All m aterials should be sorted a nd deposited under the a ppropriate signs. Aluminum should not be mixed with ~lass or steel. The metal rings on wine bottles must be removed! LagunA Beach is quite far from our recycling markets and with gas going up we cannot af- ford paid st aff. The Environ- me ntal Coalition which runs the site, signed a contraet with t.he city to maintal'n a clean recycr. ing racility. Please help. volun- teer time a nd continue to bring 1ecyclables. Last year we re- cycled over 80 tons or materials. Keep up the 1ood work, Laguna. HAL THOMAS Executive Director, Environ· mental Co a litlon o r Oran1e County CIUlo•~n To Lhl' F:dllor I would hkr l o !>a 1· a v. ord in support of c:mµloyee!> in fa!>l foorl rt>slaurants <1nd in so doing pt>rhaps hC'lp the puhhc to lx'lll'r understand where the• fust rood t•mployee 1s coming from In my emplo}'ml'nl at a ras t food restaurant m y experiences have been many and varJL'd 1 fct.>1 that a considerable a mount of growth has occurred in my persona lity in the past months due 1.0 my present em ployment THERE HAVF. been ma ny Saturday afternoons that I knew I could be at the beach enjoying th<' s un. But instead , I spent my afternoons at work. Invariably. at these ti mes a customer comes 1n lbat feels the prime reason for this restaurant'!> existence 1s to -;at1sfy tus supreme bean.I! with s ustenann• And hc> ·11 !.ll!p on anybody or a nythini! preventmi:: him from doin~ so It 1s at thest: times that I serio us ly qucsl1on my position. · llowever . ::it lime-. a custom('r t•omes in wht>n Wl"rc v<·r v husv I le s lows you down tJy iook1ng you s tra1{:ht in th<' 1.•y t· a nti sa)' .... "T ha nk you I ;ippret·1ate your service." ll 1s lh<'n that the in converuencc•s seem s mall and it 1s worth 11 to be working at a rast food restaurant DALE TRACY Tax l'l~r To lhc Editor As a semo r in Costa Mesa H 1~h School. I would like to ex- press some of my opinions ahout the valuc-aded tax. I strongly Wlrlcs "Llmlt arm.'I a!i much as you Uke but It you realty want ~ce you've got to ftst>t for IL " oppo~e RusM•ll Long and At Ull- m :ln ~ ... upport of a value-added I J\ The cont•nuon tbal the VAT. which w111 t3>. consumption -in l'ludini? basit· needs like food "would l'ncourage people lo save and in vest " as a very rnui:ih and inaccurate assump· lion. It will only add to the pres· sure on low-income families by making them barely able or una bit! to afford their rood ex- µenses. It would probably r educe s pe nd1n~ hy l'limin ating low- 1 n t· o m e ramtl1 cs from the market place and thereby re· dUt'l' inflation but at. what 1·e1i.l '' Thi' VAT has the same d1aracleraslw a s 1nflal1on 1Lo;elf rcdu('1ng lhc• buying power of the }';LAINE TANG Lo•f Onr Spirit! To I ht• t-:d1t11r What ha:. happe n ed to the -,.i.i1r1l. i.d f-d1sc1 phne financial aw <J rcness or our citizens ? We hear the serv1('e stations :1 rt• cons ide ring a four· day "hoycott" dosing. Wh y are not the citizens con- sidering a good strong or even weak boycott? Regardless of wh ich group or g roups ar e responsible for this gas problem or s ho rtai:ies etnd appalling prices. if the citizens limited their driving for jus t a week, or cvc•n <• f ('W days, lo onl y u bsolutely necessary driving. doublin~ up on trips to the store. to work, etc .. we'd see terrific results BlJT HERE we are in line ask- ing to be ripped orl! When we r ut down on coffee drinking <ma ny ol us never returning to 1l l ll showed results. When products and services don't sell, prices in variably comedown. Please even if you can af- fo rd the gas prices stay home a little the next rew weeks. for the sake or your fellow man who can 't afford them. J . HALL • Letters from ~~.are welcome. The nght tn condriue letter• to fU apace or eUmlOO.te libel a.t re#r'Wd. wllera of JOO W01'da or less toiU be ~001 JnfttftCe. AU ~tter• .....C include Jipat1mr.and ~.od.· • d reu but DCJmel "'°" be tOtiJtJwld on reqw• ii nll'dtM '"'°" '8.op-porcttt. .Pott r11 eoHI .Rot be """'*'hied· , • . '" -LOCAL Thuf9dmy. Mey 10. 1179 use DAILY PILOT U~- o.lly ~ ... SYtt - FORD ROAD WIDENING JOB IS UNDER WAY. BUT WHO'S IN CHARGE OF IT? Irvine Co. 1s Paying. but lrvln• and Newpon Oftk:lal• Say They're Not Admlnl1terlng Project Who's Cha~ge Here? • m Trai•i1111 F .. d College Gets $60,000 Grant Saddleback College bu been awarded a M0.000 1raat to belp the school's Human Development Department recruit and train handie1pped students ror jobs as teacher aides. The three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Heatth. Education and WeUare will be used to train Saddleback students to asal•t in the teaching of disabled children. Coordinator or the project. Robert.a Berns, plans to recruit baDdlcapped students from the area to ent.er tbe procram. ror blformaUon, phone 831.-9100 or 495-4950. ext. 226. ,..,, ~ G,..,.,ed Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict trustees have approved $249,744 In retroactive pay raises for non.teaching employees. About 1,000 bus drivers, clerks, secretaries. custodians a nd other e mployees a~ affect· ed by the salary raises that were he ld up las t year due to a statewide p ublic worker pay freeze. [ __ BR_l_EF_S _) Caral11al Srlted•led More than 30 rides and attrac- tions including a roller coaster and ferris wh~I will be featured Friday throug h Sun day at University High School's fourth annual Spring Ca rnival, 4771 Campus Drive. Irvin.-;. RESIGNS POST CfMNnber Exec Rogers Chamber Executive Q\lits Post Road Project Disavoired by Newport, lroine The pay hikes range from 5.45 percent to 5.66 per cent. The raises are retroactive to August and Septem ber of 1978, district officials said. The carnival will~ held from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday, 10 a .m . to 11 p.m. Saturday, and noon to6p.m. Dan Rogers has announced his S unday. rea1gnatioo as executive director B y JOANNF. Rt~YNOLDS Al.L OF T HIS information NOT ON YOUR LIFE, Coun · Hot dogs, soft drinks. cotton of the Newport Harbor Area °'-0•11• Po1eis~tt t'O mes t o light he c aus e the tert~d the lrVJ ne people. They in-Chamber of Commer ce. effective There's a road projec t under widt'ojng of fo'ord Road 1:-. going sistcd that Newport is the lead Def~~ Co•~ s~t candy, snow cones and popeorn Junes. th , N t On Wl.th.1'n ·~ stone's throw of the d h dl d 11 the A ft.\'e·w""""k course 1·n self de· will be sold way on e rvine-ewpor .. agenc·y an a n e a ... ~ Sponsored by the !.C hool's Roge~. 44. said he 1s lcavin~ Beach ci ty line. but officials in home of a Daily Pilot assign· paperwork. fense will be offered beginning Roosters Club. the organization is bis post to take a JOh us director the two cities don't seem to ment editor. •• At ttus point. the s talemate Friday at 5 p. m. at the San k 1 1 d h 1 of marketing ror Armor All. a know what's going on B"'causC' he wanted lo know had involved 1Jbout four hours of Clemente Rape Crisis lnterven-se<• ing vo unteers to en a e P· " 1no hand For further infonna-Newport Beach based company f o r the record. Ford Road wh~t was going on and fi gured phone calls c·onversations that tion Center , 312 Ave De La ... l h I d · I tion. contact Travis Honeycutt al between MacArthur Boulevard some neighbors wou d . too, e began with th<' wholesa e cnaa Estrella 752.0345. ROGERS S~ID the JOb change and San Miguel Drive 1s being as ked a photoi::raphcr to ~t'l a by both side:-. that any wo rk was T he hour-long clas~cs cover isn't motivated by d1ssat1sfac· widened to four lanes from the picture and as51gned the re underway on Ford Hoad ph ysic al . emotional and t1on with the cha mber . "The present two. The work is being porters who cover Irvine and The assignment editor wa1.n'\ psychological as~cts of self de· f'I~ Staffot1• lo Op~• time has come for me to move done by Coxco of Orange under N e wport B e a c h for t b e buying that. feJ¥e. A small re~ is requested. Laguna Beach Fire Depart family and our future . he said a $381.000 contract with t he news paper to find out who was "How would they explain thls For reservationsand information ment o((icials have announced Wednesday. Irvine Co It is to be completed digging up the dirt next to Ford picture?" he asked. ordenng the about the non-profit program. an ope n house at each Art Ch a mbe r President Gordon bym1d-Jul)'. Roadandwhy. report~n topresson. call 492-3681 between s·JO a m. Colony fire station Saturday West,whodescnbedRogersasa Getting the picture was easy. /\ sort of poker game de-and4:30p.m .daily. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m h a r d man t o re pl ace, s aid THE IRVIN•: CO. IS paying And getting the information velo~ · The open house 15 being former chamber pr esident Rudy for the road work ·<i:-. a cond1t1on should be sample enough, ri~hl? sponsored m conJunction with 81lron v.ill head 3 selection rom o r approval by the <·1t y of Wron)! THE IRVINE REPORTER S.-nlon' l"illll Sf"f F'ire Service Reco~nition Day miltt~ to find a new cxc~utivc Nt>w port Rl'a<'h of Hurbor SO FAR. IT'S B•:•~N 1mpo~s1-called a member of that city s t\ frt.~ showang or uu: comedy Station l at 501 f orest /\ve director Ridge.thelanrlfirm 's nco,1.cstre~· ble to find out w'hwh c·1t ~· 1s rt• tra frtt• cn,l!l nl'erin~ s ta ff who fi lm "JlousL' Calls" h1ghhghb wi ll ft'a\urf' mov1 •s. ~hdes and Hoger~. a 27.yl'ar resident of 1dent1al dl'vclupmcnt tn that ponstble for the Ford Kuad pro· g aH• that city's p<Jrty line May offerings for !>enior citizen~ demons tration •>f toe· al fin· Newport lka<'h. taught English city Ject. and. ror that matter . whi ch The Nt>wport re porter me t from the L<i~una Bl'ach Council equipment at Newport Harbor High School The f''ord R oad ~ 1c1 e n1n g one will maintain the rnad after that ch<illenge with a city staff on Aging ' from 1959 to 1961 shouldn't lX' tonru~ec1 with lhl' 1t 1s completed me mber of ht•r own and rabed Thl· movie will screen at the Lnnllna fo Cl.-an lip p l anned widen in g o f the Irvine <'ity oHicials 5toutly the Irvine reporter a city trlt.ffic South C<last Theater at 2 p.m.. -n i\ GRADUt\TI': O•~ Use. ht: MacArthur Bo ulevar d -Ford maintain that it's Newport's pro· engineer. May 18. Laguna Beach residents with ser ved as an assista nt basket· Road intersection. The latter j ect a ll the way. Summer activities at the an eye on spring cleaning will ball coach there from 1961 to project, a $621 ,000 undert.akmg Non.sense. sniffed the people Both had escalated to their ·senior 's center at 515 Forest get th e i r c h an c e to rid 1964. He was head basketball h · d l h. respective city managers' of. th I ...,, of la a unwanted h UC 1 · f t at 1s suppose o start t as at Newport Beach Cit y Hall. The Ave . include play reading , emse v,.._, r ..,e. coac at rvane rom 1964 to . be' h died . t . . , . N t B h rices when an Irvine Co. public . . items next week when Laguna 1967 s ummer. 1s mg an JOtn · proJect 1sn t an ewpor eac . relations man called to reveal physical fitness. c reative writ· · ly by the county, the two cities thev said. It 's in Irvine. ing, folkdancing and literary Beach Disposal Company holds A graduate of Use. he served and the Irvine Co. Newport Beach officials con· it is his firm that is doing the criticiam. Other courses and ac· an annual spring cleanup. as an assistant basketball coach As planned , amon g other ced ed the Irvine Co.-Harbor work. tivities are available. Refuse trucks will pick up the re from 1961 to 1964. He was things. it will spare the nearby Ridge connection. But that's Free leg~l aid, re ntal as-large items such as sofas. ovens, bead basketball coach at UC Pacific Telephone building and where Ne wport ·5 responsibility HE WAS ASKED which city is sist ancc and property tax as· refrigerators. chairs and other Irvine from 1964 to 1967. Urbanus Square. the hig h sound· stops. the beach city folks said. administering the project. sis tance prog rams also ar c things residents want lo disf(ard Prior to Jommg the r ha mber mg name given that rambling J rvine processed the environ· ··o h. god." he sighed. sound· available. For further informa· The d iscarded items should be in 1975. Rogers worked for the red buffalo barn that has oc'Cn m ental impact r e port and ing like he·d been around the tion. phone 497.244i. left at the curb on residents' Wo rld Hockey Association and made into an office building. handled the permits . track a fe w limes himself. regulartransh pick up day. tbe World Football League . ...::...-~~..:.:=..:.:=.:.:..::....::;:.::....::..=.~..:.::..:.~~~-~-----~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---------~-~--- Special Class Set Two classes lo assist t h e p hysically h an · dicapped or those with problems learning will be conducted t his s um. m e r at Saddle back Colle~e. Courses in learning skills and pys1cal fitness for handicapped in- dividua ls will oc con- ducted through the c am pus special services pro- gr am. F o r information . phon e 831 -9700 or 495-4950. ext. 300 or 324. Care Unit On View A public open ho use is set May 26 from 2 to 4 p . m a t South Coast Community Medical Center's alcohol treat- me nt program care unit on the hospital's fifth fl oor . 31 8 72 Coast Highway, South Laguna. In six years. the care unit has provided l ,800 a lcoholism patients with educational sessions on the progressive aspects or counseling. therapy a nd loog-term followup care. officials said. For information. call 499·1311, extension 560. Earns Badge 2n d Lt. Ricardo -A. Nicol JU. son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ricardo A. Nicol. 2317 S. Ola Vista. San Cle mente. received a parachutist badge upon completion of the three- week airborne course at the Army Infa ntry School, Ft. Benning, Ga. Ga. "C..,,lfe • • •II local coverage k••P• you Informed everyday In the DAILY PILOT ~''BECAUSE SHE DESERVES IT''----. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS SEE IT DEMONSTRATED MAY l2TH IOAM • J PM . .. Pop<om Pumper • 23'' ~~~.~.·~~. ~.~,m~.~'::, . , .. • r' '• S i .. ,. ,. ,. • I • * •• DELUXE MIXMASnR MIXER • 12-speed Mtx·FlllOtf di.ti • Dough hOOks tor breadmaking • m-w'" govemo. con11o11e<1 mo~rmalntalos~esttS(IH(I Our R~. JS.9' --.. -CM.Mo. • AiifOmlllc bOwl roc.t11on ''" ~-~-.... 1·11 °"' .... "·" OPll 7 IAYS ... 2 .. NOAIWAY LAMIA IUal 497·4403 Wiii lllQUE 5'' II • NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS IJ>~t' ~ "" 11w••"f!llo•J"I'<, "<•• •-• li>~-•I ••1 • •'"' .,.....,.. "" "'• • ~ #.,,, •1"<11 • " .... , .... ""1• '. ~ ,...., 'I • • I ·-,,_'l ... ..,. ... # ' .. , •#• .-. ! • ' ... I\ ; • • . 1 i . ! '· •• ' - GIBRALTAR WITH $1.000 MINIMUM SAVINGS SERVICE OFFERED vs. 26-WEEK CERTIFICATES 9.617% 10.019% BANK CURRENT RAT E ANNUAl fffECTM YIRD CERTIFICATES ISSUED MAY 10 THRU MAY 16, 1979 $10,000 m inimum. The highe\I rote available on savings insured by a Federal agency. Rate Is announced each week, based on 26 week U .S TJeo~w.y Sill LoJe. EHecLive--'fieJd ""um~l-hinds ol motvrity ore redeposited a t some ratu and remo1n for full year. Ro te may change 0 1 renewal. Federal regulations prohib11 compounding of inlcro~t on 1h1'> account and impose o substantial interest penalty fo~ early w i thdrawal I, offers SECURITY WELLS OF AMERICA UNITED CALIF. BANK CROCKER BANK PACIFIC BANK FARGO BANK YOU PAY YOU PAY YOU PAY YOU PAY YOU PAY " FREE $7 PER YEAR $l 11~r ~e.ir $8 per yt!Jr $7 PERYEAR $8per year 1>r incl in $J per mo ·11.1t~Jgt. or free w11h $2,000 mm saV!ngs °' 1ncl.rn $3 pet mo 'pac~e· Of free with $2,000 rrn11.~ ; -SAFE DEPOSIT BOX \ ... .. (. • ~ ' , I TRAVELER'S CHECKS MONEY ORDERS PllOTOCO" TRUST DEED NOTE COLLECTIONS FREE FREI FREE FREE 1% tte l 0., fee °' rncl.111 $2 pef mo. 'package' or rncl 10 $3 per mo 'pcl<:kage' 60¢ MINIMUM 50Cm11111nom 01 mcl m $3 pe1 mo. 'pad.age' NOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED $6 ~set up l!!i! phis $2 per month 1!>wl uptcr. plu~ ~.! !>U per month 1% FEE 1% tee 1% fee or iocl io $2 Ptf mo 'package' Of incl rn $3 P'f mo 'pacllage' or tr eoe with $1,000 min saV1ngs or free With $2 ,000 1n1n. saV1ngs 80CMINIM UM SOC MINIMUM 50Cminll'llUll'I or 111el.1n $3 pe. "'°· 'pac~' Of ITee With $2.000 mift.. SMftl! NOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED NOT OFFERED $10 set up h:t! ~ set·up fee $7.50 st:! up Ice plus $1.SO per month plus $1 SO pet month plus $1.7!) per mOC'lth ... Bank rnlorm,mon b.J5ud on rt:luphom: 5urvuy5 condur:tc:d duNng Aprn 19'19 Qllf'AUAR AlSO OITTWS THtSE fR£E SERV1CES -No 111inimum bala•ce: Notary Service, Direct Deposit Service, T ransmatic Savings; $1,000 •in.mu.: Telephone Transfer Service, $5.DOO 11tiahn11a Check·a-Month Plan. s t . .. ( I ''; I _.., OFFICES SERVING ORANGE COUNTY PULL9IT'Oee 216 W. Oraogethorpe A-. 87'-e101 ............ MACN ~ Huntfftgton ~ 111-9886 I I WT IUClt m>o W. eo.t Hwy. 631·2'811 ..-..... CM111TM110 311n 0et Obtlpo at CM011 IMITA AMICOSTA mu 3125 S. Brtatot St. t79-1'580 IMITA MIA •4 a.nta An11 FeetMon SquaN 834-0717 ~ oftlcM 19'roughout Southetn, Central and Northern California SATURDAYS: All offices, 9:30 to 4:00. WEEKDAYS: Most offices, Mon. thru Thurs., 9 :00 to 5:30; Fri., 9:00 to 6:00. *WEEKNIGHTS & SUNDAYS: Our shopping moll offices open Mon. thru Fri. till 9:00; Sundays 11 :00 to 4i00. Office hours may vary. Pleo5e check with your local branch. GIB RALTAR •• "' ' 9 f 1 • . • ' II 1 t I l l ' ' ,1 , •, --------:.. .J-- -~.;.a. .... ..._,-::;,a,. Orange Coast EDlll O N Vour Bometow• Dally Newspaper ~ l ft VOL. 72, NO. ''°· 4 SECTIONS • .50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY tO, 1979 c TEN CENTS ~ f'~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-. ....................................................................... -1 Se~, Money Offered for Gasoline 8 )' MK'HA.:L PASK•:\'lf 'lt, ••1tt:Dt~ltl<.K SC'HOEM 1-:HL and JOHN <'OIUn:tto Of .... o.11, 1"1194 ~~" BKIBl::S. ON•: THAT ttlT St ..... w~unl 111 ... or' 1rnd otht·r cnlll'l'mt•11t:-. urt> ll\·1n~ offt·n·tl Or1111~t· Cou~t :ot•rv11·~· talion allt•ndanb b clc•,1wratt' motur"t~ m UWlf \t•an·h for gasohnc · Otht!r mutorist~ art• rt:M1run~ to cx1·11:-.l·b "I 'm h&v ing a baby" or · my grandmotht.'r JW>l dwd · 1n dtlempt:. to sway attendants into :.t>lhng them fud or breatkmg rult.":. 1mpostX! by tht• o<h-1 .. vt:n ~all":. llldn IN laVINE. A 8TATION owrwr who a:skt!d that lhc name of ha:. outlet not bf' re ealt-<.I . siald a promint-ot local resident who owns h ve t•ar:. 0Ht·1 t'd ham SI ,(){)() to "prov1d' ham with as .mul:h ga~ollnt' "~ ht· v. ont1·d whenc\lcr hl· wanted 11 ·· "It was JUSI that important to tum "lht' ov.ncr ~u1d. "f told him ralhcr that I wouldn't clo 1t," h1 • added Irvine Station Man Turns Down $1,000 wunh:<l lo bu) ~asol1 ne after closjng . "ONE CAL SAID 'l'LL TAKE care of you 11 you'll take Nrt' of me. Just tel me know a day before'." the owner re· 1iur""d .. They're just that desperate." In Newport Beach, Bob Huxtable. owne r of Texaco station at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills roads, sa.id two r e1:ndents of the exclusive Bag Canyon neighborhood of· rcred unspecified a mounts for gasoline fa'lqrs .. , told them the re was no way that I c8'uld do it," Hux. t.ibk S<!ld. Sm.Ill pu}off:. arc common. a survey of attendants 'h{IWL'<f ''l'Vt: BEEN Ot't'ERED S20 for a fillup after clos 1ng." said Stt·v~ Stt·na, lead salesman at a Chevron station "I wouldn 't take 1t. That person could have ~n a guy from the county,·' Steria said. "Lots or people have offered to prepay for $25 ot sso worth of gasoline so they couJd get it when they want." said Harley Johnson , owner or a Union 76 station at the <'Orner of Culver Drive and Micbt'lson in Irvine. BOB THOMPSON OF BOB'S UNION Service in Hunt· ington Beach says $20 is the standard offer for special pump privileges "The biggest one was $50," he added. "You name it. we've had it everything from I'm having a baby, immediately, to my grandmother just died ." said John Simiste r, of Aquatic Park Shell on Bolsa Chica Avenue in Huntington Beach Ooe coast observer noted tha t the county's birth rate should be booming if a 11 the pregnancy excuses are rounded ncur Oran£e County Airport SIMISTER SAID HIS ANSWER to the medical tSee BRIBES BARED, Page A2> ·-.. ~ '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ At the same stut1on. the ownt•r reported utll'nd<tnb had been ofCcrcd carnal dd1ght~ b} fem.all· moton~t~ who ~Gas IJnes Even Longer Motorists Tell Of ~ rDay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ 0.lll Pllol 'tYfl P""IO DON WILSON, PAUL SAUERHAMMER, PAUL COENEN (FROM LEFT) WITH 'MARTY' They'll Try to Add Some Kick to Costa Mesa High School Pep Squad Mustangs Get Maseot Mesa High Sclwol Add Real Live Horse By JACKIE HVMAN Of ... o.11)' ...... ~"'" When boys join the pep squad at Costa Mesa High School next fall. there's really going to be some horsing around. The horse's name is Marty. She's a two-year·old mustang. adopted through a federal pro· gram for wiJd musta ngs. and she's the living e mbodiment or the school's mascot. Wherever the Mustangs play next year, it is hoped that Marty can be there. said pep squad ad· visor Lyn Steg. Steg l>aid .. Much more d1fhcult than I think our udult pubhc would believe." fl 1s hopt>d the boys' specrnl capacity the firs t yeur will en ~ourage other:. lo J<>in the pep squad in various role:. The job or mascot manager will also be open to girls in the future, Ms Stcg said The boys will ht: hl<tztng their own trail as they stir up the crowds to cheer for Marty "It's so new that wt· have to sta rt a tradition." Ms . Steg said. Agricultural students will con- tinue to feed, groom and train the horse. who is still not saddle· broken. she said. The.)''11 also at- tend Marty al the game:. and clean up after he r. Bringing the agricultural de· partment closer to other school activity areas is a lso one of the goals for Marty, Ms . Ste!{ said Weekend Oosings Feared? Li nes or ca rs c reeping towarc1 Or a n ge Coast gasoline outlet~ lengthe ned tod ay as motorists with even· numbered license plates got their first C'rack e1l fuel under l h l' odd .even ;.tllocat1 o n system . Station owners generally said they believed the lines were loni::cr than Wcdnesday. when odd·numbered vehicles were al· lowed in to queue up for fuel. They attributt.-d the rene wed J~m s at the pumps to tht: fa ct that today was the first day for even-numbered motor ists to buy and .. panic buying " in a nticip<t · l ion of widespread Sl <ttion closures over the weekend Others said they weren't con vanced the odd·even arra nge ment will case the crisis. No maJOr incident~ were re ported early today More station owners said drive rs Wl'rc beha\I 1ng and dis playing s pirits or cooperation. At a Chevron s t ution near Ora n ge Count y Airpo rt. iJ s pokesman said attendants "were going str a ight by the book" in handltng customers . "We have a guy standing near the street. checking fuel gauges to m ake sure ~ople have les~ than half a lank We 're not fill in~ containers and everyone 1s lfmitedto20gallons." he said. The only ex~ptaons to the no· conlamer rule is for molon sls who have run out of gasoline, he said At the Fountain Valley Arco. 17520 Brookhurs t St . owne r Hyung Lim reported that lines today averaged 30 to 40 cars. compared with about 15 on Wed· nesday. The aver age wait as to <See LINES. Page A2> AP.,,..,_,. En 6ard~ Ai:t1st Salvador D(jli holds a hu ge s word he designed. with a golden c·agle ht.-ad 1n Pa ris when• ht• will b~ in durtt•d into thl· F r t·nch Ac;.idt·m1r dt•-; Bt•JUX Art:-. Carter Urges Support for SALT Pact WASHINGTON 1/\1'1 Prc~1 dl'nt Carter apJ>{'al cd tooay for publtc support or the nc~ arm:i hm1tat1on treaty wi th the Sov11•I Cnaon. arguing that its reJcl:l1vn by I ht• Senute woul d bt· · :i massive. dc~truct1vc blov. to world pe<1ce " Address1nJ! a White !louse breakfast for retailers. Carter said that if th~ Senate d<>t!S not ratify tht! pact. "We would be looked upon as the wa rmonger" a nd would suHer a serious loss of trust a mong NATO allies The president. asking for the individual s upport by the representatives or the American Retail Feder ation. a lso said a Sena t e turn.down would un· oermine· his efforts lo halt the s pread of nuclear wcaj>ons Sbe said the horse , secured for the school by agricultura l dire<' to1' Roy Center with he lp from the Boosters C lub, has also proven a good way for boys to put •heir hoof in the door of the pep squad. While other schools have m ale c beerleaders, Costa Mesa doesn't, Ms Steg sajd. So it was decided that next year three boys will join the 26-girl squad in tbe special capacity or mascot manacen. Man Escapes Injury in Gasoline Fire The owner of a custom auto s hop escaped without injuries in Costa Mesa Wednesday when gasoline that he was pouring from one container to another agnited. fire officials said today Costa Mesa· fire Mars hal Russ Henderson said it was the city's finl gasoline fire during the CWTent crisis. Streat Drips Foil Alien Smugglers Emphasizing the list was an· complete. he cited as POtentlal nuclear powers such nations as Brazil. Argent ina. P a kis tan. South Korea. India . Taiwan and South Africa. "H we show now that we re· ject th.is mutually advantageous voluntary restraint on our own ' nuclear weaponry. and initutte t h e prospec t or a massive nuclear arms race. those coun· "It'• really hard to move into new roles in high school." Ms. J'ACA.TION PUNS IN '00.' SECTION o.pite lbortages of 1uoline, Oran•• Cout re1ldent1 have •••J ener17-aavlD1 vacation ~· Today's Daily Pilot offers ' timely .tYtee for ncation plan. ID a .,eelal a«tlon -GO. ' Tum to Pace Alt for GO, a r ·P•I• look at boatin1, n8tioa aDd travel trends, .. . . He said the incident occurred at about S:30 p.m . Wednesday al Pacific Specialty, 732 W. 17th St. He said owner Peter Bowie was indoors pouring gasoline from a two.gallon metal container into a one-gaUon container. A spark from a compreaor 10 feet away ignited the guoline and ~·Uled $400 damace to the building, Henderson said~ Fortunately a sprinkler system cont.ained the fire. "'lbeft should be absolutely DO diapenaing of gal inside a buU4.lna, ·• aald Henderson. He warned both of the danger of a spark ilJliUng t.be JU in· doors and ot the explosive effed or i1ruted fumes in an enclu.ed s pace. Sweat dripping from a truck lipped U.S. Border Patrol agents at San Onofre Wednesday night that a human cargo was baking inside. They found 43 sweltering Mexican nationals in lhe one·ton vehicle. Special Agent John Wesson said Camp Pendleton Marine James Samuel Hamilton. 23, was arreste d o n Smuggling charges in connection witb &be 6 : 15 p.m . alien seizure. "The qenta may have saved Hamilton from being char1ed with homicide by finding those a Hens," WeHon said. "They I the aliens) w e r e r e ally crammed l.n there ... Agents stopped a U-Haul truck driven by Hamilton who as· sertedly said the vehicle wal} empty The agents weighed tpe truck and said It contained 6,000 pounds of extra weight. When ordered to relinquish the truck's keys. Hamilton allegedly said he had none. ll was then, Wesson said. agents noticed t.he dripping perspiration. Agents forced open the cargo lock and released the gasping passengers confined in the truck compartment that had no win· dows or vents. Wesson said Hamilton was scheduled for arnignment to· day in federal court in Chula Vista on the smualin1 charges and allegedly endangering the llvea of the 43 Mexican Na· tries . . . would feel tha t there was no longer any constraint on them.·· Carter declared . He asked his audience "to help me sell to the America n people and direcUy to the U.S. Senate the advantages of ratification. and tbe devastating disadvan· tages'' lf lbe treaty Is rejected. 'I think tbe most important single achievement that could po11ibly take place during my lifetime for our nation la the raliflcatlon or the SALT treaty," said Carter. tionals . &fore Cover••e None of tbe aUens required , -e hospltaliutio~ They,1, e r™l'I .1 · ' transported to 'I to deportaUon. ~ U '\ I t lfl I•' ', I • Ripoffs More than JOO ga:.-hungry rnotorists <'a iled th .. Orange County Distril't Attorney thh week to report alleged rapofb and v1olat1ons of the odd·cvcn s:iles pion at local ga!.ollnc Sl iJ t1ons Investigator E11 rl <.:r:i1g said the majority or the compfaanl:. involve what he c &lled "no washee. no gasee. ·· rar washe~ th at refusl.' to sl.'ll gas to motorists unless they also huy a car wash .. They have gone so far as to threaten to siphon the gal> out or keep the car. . , " Craig said. "And then they finally let them go o r lhPy Jrt:' w oml.'n cus tomers who ~l'l 1nt1m1dated into p<1y1ng for the car v.ash " Other complainers have al· leged lhal som«.· s tation operators have pos tNI s igns re- qumng a $5 minimum purcha~<· which a motorist may not set! until after fillin g up with perhaps $3.50 worth or ga:., Craig continued . Some motorists also havt-al leged operators have requ1n.,'m· plaints have been referred to h1~ office by other county agcm·1c:. as well as consumers directly The office now has deva~ed a tem porary complaint form to handle lhl' volume of calh. and ''1vil or criminal pro~ecut1ons may bt-1-tin within <t fl'W dayl- Craai.? said prOM'C'Ut1on rould proceed in two wa)':. lnvC'St1gators could ~o lo <An al· legedly orrendinj! station . (:'ll pcnence a v1ol:.it1on first ham1 a nd then arrest the ownl'r "We would do about a rlozen of chose m one day and 11 1~ kind of J harsh way to go. but 1t would get the word oul. .. Craig con· tanued More Likely, h{' said. the dts· trict attorney can file cavil com· plaints alleging unfair business practices and seekmg fines of up to S2.500 per violation Craig noted complaints about violations of odd·even sales arc being referred to local police de· partments. Or:::wt~-=a~• Wea a her Clear through Friday and a little warmer in· la nd. Highs Friday uppt!r 60s at beaches. upper 70s inla nd. Lows tonight 46 to 53. INSIDE TOD..\~ In a candid antennew. Tom llayden tell.I how h&S v1e-ws have changed, llUlWS that are ca1u1ng him to come under atta.ck from, of au places. tht! le/t . Read about the 1u · traliberol who has come In off the st~~' and become parl of the govenunenc , Page A2 t •••• .. -· CJ .. ... .. .. AIJ " . ... .... . , .. .... At At c SACRAMENTO (AP> -OoY. E dmund 81""own Jr s ays Callfornla won't be "pu1bed around by othe r ata\H " on IHOline alk>c:Mk>IUI And a,. .,.ys r Ntaldtnt Cartf'r "had better be h ar to Callfomla " Ir tw bopn to ~ re elttttd next ~ar. "We 'll mallt> whatever di l"lplln~. purp<>Hhal aatrlfltt ls ntirl'uary, bu'l we al:.o '* .. '* wut tt.e rwlt ol U. counU, to do dta.... Iron Wet la a VI· , ......... ~ for broedtut t•r •UM: tea.vtak>ft ''To-cta; · _.. procram Brown. -a.o H)'I he '' think lnc or cballenaiAI Carter for l.M O~m ol"ratlt nomination for JH"et6delli In t•, waa alt.erna&ely rontlllat.ory and t.hniaterunc In too r~1•rdin.J Cart.er. 8rowo aald be wu conftdent * ·• • BRIBES BARED ... t•mergency nruse 1s. "I m sorr . caill an ambulance " Thorn~n :.uKt 1f the mt.-dtt'lll emergency as valid, btf U gave Uwm a gaJlon of gai.ohne to 1et to the bo8pltal ··we .cet u lot ut h~." &1t1d Roger Schmidt, who operates u CMvron station on Beach Boulevard in Hunt mg ton &1u·h lie lttt5 has ¥lleodanlb maike adeterm1n•llooop whattodo. An attendant at J im J enrungs' Union Station ot. Balboa lslaod observed lbat most or the population of Los Angeles County mu.st be Ill or dying "WE GET AN AWFUL LOT of people who have to have gas to get to LA bttause someone ~ sick or dying," he said. "Either that or they're on the way to the hospital to have open heart surgery " Steve Hoffman or North Laguna Shell in Laguna Beach believes more medical schools have sprung up since the fuel crunch hit the Orange Coast. "We've had four or five new doctors come through here." tlofrman said. "You can look at them and tell they have noUung to do with the m-tiral proression." 0111Ea STATIONS IN THE SOUTH coast atta report similar incidents io vol ving a lleged doctors or emerJ1eocies. "I bad a woman come in the other day who said 'I'm on my way to the hospital, I just bad a heart attack'," Bob Householder of Dunivin's Chevron Service in San Juan Capistrano said. Householder said another man approached the station with a gas can, demanding ruet because be bad run out oo the rreeway. "We told him we didn't have gas and watched him walk up the street. a nd get into bis car and drive orr ... Householder said. In other incidents: Vince Amodei, assist.ant manag-er or Jim Tice Chevron. Costa Mesa, almost bad the best of both worlds when a female motorist propositioned him and offered a $S payorf in return ror ruel. .. She wasn't so hot so I refused her." Amodei said. lfe noted that more than one customer , while waiting in line, went to a nearby convenience market, bought a six- pack and arrived at the gas pump, gassed. At Richard Perlin Union 76 Service in Newport Beach, customers have offered to buy tires, tuneups and accessories for the privilege or buying gasoline, said G<.'Orgc Perlin. one of the station's owners. One limousine driver offered $50 for a fillup, he added. -"If we're closed people have an excuse." said Mark Ch agollan. of Park Lido Union Service. Newport Beach. "They're going to the doctor or going to LA." Air Crash ViCtim's Final Rites Slated Ser vices are pending for Jeff· r ey Howard Gregg, a Costa Mesa High School and UC Irvine graduate. who died Monday in a plane crash ne ar Prescott, Ariz. He was 24. Mr. Gregg had just passed his pilot's examination in a tight plane when the craft was caught in a downdraft and crashed into a mountain. killing him and his flight instructor, said his aunt, Helen Kieron of Corona del Mar. Services will be held at St. Joachim 's Church in Cost a Mesa. Funeral arrangements a re being handled through Baltz· Bergeron Funeral Home. Mr. Gregg. who moved to Costa Mesa from Ne w York as a child, graduated from Cost a Mesa High School when he was 16 and from O r a nge Coast College when he was 17. He received his BA degree at UC Irvine at the age or 18, Mrs. Kieron said, and, afte r studying briefly at Cal State F u.lle rton, r eceived his MA in psychology from North e rn Arizona University. Mr. Gregg began working with retarded Indians in Arizona and, because of his concern about the exploitation of Indians, enroUed in U.S. International University at San Diego, where he was studying for a Pb. D. in the psycbologyofJaw. > DAILY PILOT ,,.. 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SYff SAN DI EGO -Attorneys for Orange County Supe r visor Ralph Diedrich called their client back to the witness stand today in an attempt to repair some or the damage d o ne Diedrich's cause Wednesday by prosecutor Michael Capizzi. Capizzi spent a full day cross· examining Diedrich as the pros· ecution continued its efforts to prove the county supervisor solicited and received bribes from a development company In 1973-74. Along the way, Capizzi toot advantage of a hole provided him by the. defense and brought into play the issues involvtd In a separate political corruption case pending against Diedrich and others. By tbe time the 53-year-old county supervisor stepped from the witness stand Wednesday, the Issue ol his credibility bad clearly taken the lead role i.D the trial. Except for a heated verbal blast aimed at a televlaion MWllD&D who Mroed lD OD blm as b e walked frc>m tbe courtroom, Dledrlcb appeared calm throuChout the day of bis encounter with Caplw. But be later described It u "• Iona tough day, one of the tou1best days of my llle." The laaue of credibility came to the forefront whea Capl11\ atked Diedrich about three dif. ferent ~ta of bia role lD an alleaed poliUcal campal1n money launderlnc tebeme tbat appeared ln the prest. Each of thole accounts at· tributed to Dledrleh differed from c.. anotMr and all tine dlff ered from tbe version Dledrtdl Celdfted to dwinl bia aod eo-drlftndult IAltoJ Role'• brtberJ trial. Carte~ W09N proteet Callfor· nlaD rt laler .. u , l;ut MVeral ot.Mr reawb IOUlllied Mime. ··n.~tbedbeUsbe (air to C'"alifomia, becauae tb1a is the bittteet slate. And we're not aaklq f'K more tbao our .t.bare. We're UkJq to be treated in an GAii ! .. °"IVfRI JAM flttONI UNl!S--A3 MEDCO WILCOMU euvas FJtOM u.s.-A22 LUXURY AUTOS AVOtO LONG LINES '25 ALTERNATIVES: BUSES,GASOHOL-86 equat able manner. rulizing lbat m11ny people drive 20, 30, 40 m iles to work " But Brown also said he didn't beheve speculation that lbe ap- pearance of a gasoline shortage in California before other states was any kind of Carter p&ot to embarrass or punish him. "f ca't beU... Uuit·Prwldtnt caner wauld paaith CaUft>mla beeauae be th1nka I mleht run acalut blm foe lbe presidency," Brownaald. "In order to be e lected presi· dent qalo, be'U bave to carry California, which bas the most number of electoral votes. So I feel reasonably confident that President cart.er wtll do all t.bat be can to help out the 1ltuation." Brown a1eo blamed Carter and former President.a Nixon and Ford for failing to develop an energy policy to prevent the shortages. But Brown said it is still a m ystery why the gasoline shortage hit California and not other states . "We want to bear the burden equitably.'· he added later ··People sho uld not look at California and make it a scapegoat. and say 'You people are bad because you have a lot of freeways.· The oU companies and the highway lobby were lbe o nes lbal encourage d the freeways." Fre•P•~AJ UNES LONGER •.• to ts minutes. he said. Har ley Johnson. owner of a Union 76 outlet in University Park in Irvine . said the average wait this morning went up to 38 minutes from 28 on Tuesday. He bands tickets to motorists to de· termine bow long they are wait· ing in line. In San Clemente. a survey showed that fewer stations were op en today and lines were longer. In one lncident Wednesday. a fight nearly broke out at a Tex· aco station over whether the number on a woman's license plate was odd or even. The problem was solved by bvstander.i, however. In Laguna Beach, Steve Hoff· man of North Laguna Shell said line s seemed shorter to him. a lthough other Art Colony ob· * * * lrmitoAdd 6& to Price Of Crude Oil TEHRAN, Iran .CAP) -Iran announced today it will increase crude oil prices by 60 cents a barrel on au existing contracts. efrective next Tuesday. "Market conditions demanded it." "Said an official of the Na· tional Iranian Oil Company who asked not to be named. The price increase will ,prob- ably_ have virtually no impact on the cost of gasoline or other oil products in the United States, according to analysts. Meanwhile, sources in New York said Saudi Arabia is re- portedly taking a long-expected move or reducing the amount of oil it sells to Arabian American Oil Co. <ARAMCO >. the four. company consortium which is the Saudis' key link to Western markets. The Iranian and Saudi actioo.5 could mean mo.:e problems for the world's oil·cons uming na- tions . Iran's price' hike is a rurther hint that the organiza· hon or Petroleu m Exporting Countries will decide on another rise in the base price or oil when at meets next month. The Saudi decision will likely curtail the already tight s upply of oil in tbe West. Ange~' Star Ryalf's Son Hit by Auto Cal ifornia Ange l s' pitcher Nolan Ryan's 7· year·old son is in traction today with a broken leg suffered when he was hit by a car Wednesday near the Ryans' Villa Park home. The accident <>tturred while young Ryan was playing with some othe r children in tbe front yard Q/ bis home, Hart said, ad· 4ln1 that the boy •P· parently ran Into the . 1lreet and WU bit by the car. lnvesU1aton have de· cided the motorist waa not at fault and no citation WH iuued, Hart Said. Reed Ryan WH taken to C hapman General Ho1pltal after the 3 : 2S p. m . accident, Sheriff'• Lt. Wyatt Hart ta.id. The tlllld wa1 later trauf.-rect to C'hlldren '• Hotpttal ln Oraqe. Hia condition ii reported u stable t.Dd be ia expected to re....m ID tractaon for about tine weeu. servers said they felt lines were just as long or longer than Tue!>· day. At a Mobil Station at the cor· ne r of Broadway and North Coast Highway. the line backed up Broadway. up Cliff Drive and loo ped back toward th e highway. At South Huntington Chevron, 20972 Magnolia St., panicked buyers. were said to have spent tbe nights in their cars in an· licipation of the 6 a .m. opening today. "I wish I dido 't work here a nymore," la m e nted o n e e mployee. He said he stays away from customers a s much as he can. "It was horrendous this morn in g , ·· s aid Oob Hu xtable . operator or a Newport Beach Texaco outlet. "I'd say the lines were twice as long." "We flat ran out or gas with three cars to go. No more is co ming un til to m orr ow. I apologized to the people. but what can you do?" Huxtable said the railing or the odd·eveo system is that 1t can only work ii a large number of stations are open and operating hours are lengthened. Such is not now the case, be said. In Costa Mesa, long lines and short gasoline. supplies were re· ported. "I personally don 't believe un· til next weekend we 'II sec any change." said an employee at Fair Exllon, Fair Drive and Fairview Road. "This odd-even doesn't really sttm to do it," s3Jd Bob Sharp of Bob Sharp's Mesa Verde Mobil. COSTA MISA 369 I . 17th IT. (AcfOM ftCm ~ ,.., to Molie Colee ldofl) 6'2-1617 Mon. • Tttun.. UM Fri.1H SllC. 1CM; Cioe,ct 8undl¥ _,.. .. ---------.,,~----- .,. . .....,.. A TOAST TO FRED ASTAIRE'S IOTH BIRTHDAY? With Lorne Green In 'Battteatar Galactica' Show Just a N1•111her Fred Astaire Tums 80 Today HOLLYWOOD <AP> -"What's all the russ about? It's just a round number." That was Fred Asta1re·s characterasuc response on b1s 80th birthday today. ( KelatedStory Page 89). THE ULTIMATE DANCER OF SHOW business history, Astaire spent his four·!>corc anniversary in his usual modest style a dinner with his daughter Ava. son Fred Jr . and tht:1r families. including a half-dozl'n grandchildren About his life today "'I'm doin g the thangi. I want to do." Besides his fa mily, he i!> interested in race horses His greatest surcess was with T rap hcate, which won the Hollywood Gold Cup and earned $244 .000 before retirement Wh at Astaire 1s not inter~ted in as the profession he pursued from age 51h, when he entered vaudeville wtth sister Adele. "I WON,. DANCE." H E SA ID in a telephone interview Wednesday, echoing one of the fa mous s ongs asSOClated wtth him. "I danced up to age 70. when I did my last television special. That was too damned lonli?." be added. "It was strenuous. but fortunately I suffered no 111 effects. l 'm just not going to push my luck." He relented on his vow for no mort: dancing in 1976. when friend Gene Kelly J)t'rs uaded hi m to 1010 a brief duet for MGM 's musical cavalcadt> "That'c; Entertain ment. P.art 2 ·· The Astaart> artistry remain~ a lt-l!end , from the Broadway musicals with Adele to to film~ with Gi nge r Rogers to other glit· tering musicals with !>UCh partner~ as Joan Crawford. Rita Hayworth , Joan i''ontaam:, Audn:y Hepburn, Leslie <.:a ron and Cyd Cbari~<ie TUE CROREOGRAPRER G t:ORGE BLANACRTNE onee called tum '"the grea test dani·er 1n the world." a judgment Astaire termed "undema bl y erroneous " He was on best- dressed lists year after year and to many. 10 his top bat, white tie and tails, be was simply e legance persomhed. From "Dancing Lady " in 19l:J unul tbe 1976 duet with Kelly. Astaire was the impeccable dancer and complete gentleman to generations of movie·~oers And now, while he won't dance, he hasn't retired from act·· ing . His role as a disabled Qldst.t·r in a telev1s1on movie, "A Family Upside Down," won him an Emm) last year His latest role was in d sl·gmcnt or the outer Splice M!n e:. "Battlestiar Galactica . ·· 'Teache r s Get Hike SANTA MONICA c AP i Santa Monica teachers have ar cepted a S percent pay bike fo r the rest of the 1979 school year ret roact11o·e to July I, 1978, a teac hers' sp()kt.~man said. HUNDREDS Of LA·Z-IOn .IN STOCI IDEAL FOR GRANDMA • MISSION VllJO 21192 Marguerite Pkwy. !Left off 01 Avery Oftramo. Next to TOVo(al 4tl·lt02 Mon.. fft. ·~ Sat. 1().5 Ooeed~ CALIFORNIA A California First Woman Elected GOP Caucus Boss SACRAMt:NTO IAP 1 arol lll llttl of Atasud(>rO. :a con servaUvo Republl can h semblywo m u n and ardent booater of a.irlt'ulturt1, 1s the flrat woman to head a 1.,a1slal"'" party <'IUK'WI ID California Tbe GOP t'aucWJ un.n1mously t)lttcted Mrs. Hallt>tl Wedne.sd•y . only hours after Minority l.eader P•ul f'nolo announc<'d he woul<t steo down from lht• pu•l hl' had ht'lll 11ln<'t' J .rn I MltS. llAl.l.t;TT. ,, rornwr lf'glslatlv.-u nd conJ!rt•M•1<>nul J 1de , told 1t nc~., <'Onfert'll<'t' ~ht' was stnm~ly ~upi.><>rtl'd in tht• l'leclion by thE' flr:1t lt'rm mt•m bt!rs who were electt'il lur~,·ly on pro-Proi.>0s1tion 13 plat form~ "This 1s a r leur. l'lt'IH m e11sage that Propos1twn 13 h1t~ l'Ome to Sar ramenro with the fres hman l'lu~~." ~u1ll a ~m1hn~ Mrs llallctt. who was prt'St'Otcd ~1th a bouqul'l or yello~ rm.c~ The 41 year old seronO·lt>rmtr added that with her at the ht.<lrn or 30 lle publicans Ill the 80 member Asse mbly, agn ,·uJturt.' now .. has sl>meone who un ders ta nds un!l rt'SPN·t~ their contribution to our s t ate " PRIOW, of Ma libu, was t:lect ed to the Assembly in 1966 lie s a id ht· was stepping down to rorus on a 1980 U.S Senc1t · bul a gains t Sen Alan Crans ton Mrs llalll'll said she would seek chanJ?es 10 the st<ite's farm labo r law before s upport1n~ NEW PARTY CHlEF Carol Hallett l"'~~d~t' of thl· 1~79 HO IJucl~l'I nt·\I month 011(' t'h i10 ~t· \\llllltl IJ.1r I h t• I ' 111tc:d Farm Wo rkt·r" un1u11 from reqt11ring ~· uruun ml·mlH'r lo "t rl kt' or 1· o n I rib u I\' \ o ;1 p<•lttu·al a<·tion fund a~ a 1·c11Hll 1100 of his memlwrsh1µ ~1 r~ I lallett. who rl'fu~t' that Business Dies Bia11elii Relative A11gry LOS 1\NC: El.ES 1 td' i i'\ngclo Ruono. whose cousin has hf'l•n t·hargt'd with killing fl\'l' women. s ays his businc~~ has ht•t•n ruined and h as ramlly'i. lives endanger ed because tt utho rit1cs havt-<·ailed him a "s uspect· in th(' ll11ls1dc Stranglt.'r murde rs . "The phone don't ring t.tnymore . Nobody comes In As a husincssman. I'm dead." s a1cJ the 44 -year-old Glendale a uto up· bolsterer Wednesday. CJfter District Attorney J ohn Van clc Kamp announced the murde r char~es were being filed against Buono·s cousin. Kenneth A. Hianch1 "I'm in jeopardy and my kids are m Jeopardy," the thricc- m a rricd father of s ax told the Los Angeles Times "They've t•ven been hassled a t school There's som e kook out the re someplace who wants lo kill ml' " A S HE ANNOt:NCEO clldrges CJga inst B1anch1, who 1s cur· rC'nt ly awaiting trial for two stranglings in Washington. Van de Kamp said investigators believed Bianchi had an ahompuce. Although Van de Kamp said no one else has been arrested. he calle d Buono with whom ~ianchi lived for a short lime -a "sus pccL" "Mr . Buono remains a sui.pecl and a very important one." Va n de Kamp s a_id. On April 23. at a Purkc•r Center news conference. Los i'\ngcll's Police Chief Daryl Gates and Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter J . Pit chcss also charact erized Buono as a s uspect "Tht' only thing I have to s:ty is I haven't did nothing." Buono ~aid "They 1 111vec;t1g<ttor~ • can do anything they want. but they won't rind nothing , cau~e I ain't did nothing " RtlONO'S HOME /\l'\D auto upholstery shop were scaled orr and i;carchcd the week before Gates' csnd P1tchcss' pre~~ con ft.>rencc. Although authoril11·s have not revealed what, if a nything. was found in the scorch. Buooo sa id he wa~ told nothing wa~ found. Bianchi. who wa~ adopted as an infant by Buono·~ aunt 1n koch ester . N Y • lived with Buono for "mt.tyhc six or seven we eks" about two years ago, Buono i.;ud "All I ever did wt.ts to do my csunt a favor by letting ham sta y here for awhile ." Buono said ... Now I wouldn't do no more favors for anybody, C\ en the Pope " POLICE HAVF. ATTRIBUTED 13 murders 1n late 1977 ;ind early 1978 to the Hillside Stn.tnRler. B11rnchi has pleaded 1nno cent by r eason of insanity lo the two Bellingham, Wa!>h . m urders. Los Angeles authorities becCJme inte rested an him after ht• was arres tl•d in Bellingham. where he moved 1n May 1978. Th<' 27 year-old Brnnch1 wu!t charged Wednesday with the stranglings of Yolanda Washington. Kristina Wcckler. Jane Eve lyn Kmg. Kimbe rly D1 11nc Martin and Cindy Hudspeth lie wa~ also c harged with o ne count or sodomy involving M 1~~ W.-ckler and one count o r ron:,p1racy to commit murder. kidnap ping and rape. Arw1,..... STEPPING DOWN Paul Priolo 'lhL·rc <1rL' opportun1t1cs fo r all flL't'Pll· in California " Wom l·n. 1n particular. are t1i.su1mflg_ I.I j!reatcr role an gov t•rnm ('nt l od .1y , a~ r ecently \'\'adenct•d by tht· election of l\l arg:.in•t Thatc her as prime m1 n1:-.tt.'r of En~land .. ~1 rs llCJ lletl s:m l ~ht' saw no c·onfl1ct of intert·~t 1n the fact that h e r h u s band Jim is Sacrament~eneral manager or Western Agricultural Che mical Assoc1at1on . a pesticide o r- ga n ization that lobbies the Le gislature. i\nd sh e said s he ha d m ade no cl1·cas ion on whom to appoint as GO P caucu:-. c hairman a nd whip. the No 2 ;ind No. 3 posts. ASSEMBLYMAN Dave Stir· hng H-Hac·1enda I le1ghts. who hall bcl•n mentio nc<l as a poss1· hk su<'cessor to Priolo. s aid he hCJd not been running "at this 11m(' " As s emh l vma n Bru ce Nesta nde. R·Or angc, now tbe GO P 's caucus chairman. said he would not remCJin in that post. llC' also had been mentioned as a possible contender for Pr1olo's JOb lake Tahoe Oean Air Plan Pushed !:>A C RAMENTO I AP l Cahfomia 's anti·smo~ board has a new Lake Tahoe clean air plan that calls for USl' of a m otorist's f Pc to help pay for m ore bus s ervice around the picturesque mountain lake Th<· plan. 1nt<'ndc d to meN fl•deral Clean i'\1r Act require· mL•nts on thl' California side of the lakt'. ali.o recommends de· velopmcnt of l'Xtcns i vc. frc.'<! bus S<'rviCl' and ~·nnu al vehic le in· s pcctions for hus an rc•s1dents. Adopted unanimously by the four·membcr Air Hcsour ces Board late Wlodnesday. the pro posal 1s intt•ndcd to help bring thl' basin inti> compliim ce with f1·dl'r al standards fo r carbon monoxide a nd ozone T II E R I · S TA T t: T a h oc H"glonCJI Planntng Agency has the responsibility for prep11ring 11 s imilar r>lttn for the Nevada ~t<k of th<' lak1· Both prorJOsals m us t s atisfy the· federal En- \'lr<>[l mcnl•al Protect ion Agency The AflB's plan goes beyond rccommentlal1uns of CIO ad hoc t·om m1ltE.'l'. and that in itseJf 1·o uld g t·ncra t e more con · trove rsy 1n th t.· poli•ical ly s._:ns1ti ve bas 1 n. Hill Keeps Tum.hlin' Collapse in Malibu. Only Matter ~f Time _. MALIBU 1APl It's only a ( J Tnaanf Group• Lo•e matter of lime before 60,000 Sf ATE SACRAMENTO IAPl -Ten. cubic yards of dirt and rocks an t g roups have lost their will ra ip down upon a 400-foot seco nd skirmish in two days s tretch o f Pacific Coa;;t againstthe realest.at e lobby. Highway. the California Depart· the Republican senator 's own They showt.'<I up before the As· m enl of Transportation's chief California Hi spanic odvisory sembly Judiciary Committee geologist says. counc il criticized his proposal to Wednesday with a bill backed by "It will be coming down. discontinue bilingual ballots al a Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. requir· hopefully not all at once," Ray s enate news conference. a ing ''Just cause" for evictions. Forsythe s aid Wednesday, as Japanese-American group caU· But they lacked two of the seven pedestrian travel resumed on a ing itself Days of. Remembrance votes need ed for passage. path through the dust-blanketed c riticized Hayakawa 's opposi· However, a new vote wits or· roadway, which is still closed to Uon to its World War 11 redress dered for May 30. • tramc. Forsythe s atd the collapse will campaign. • eccur because deep, connecting fissures are s hearing away an ' arc·sbaped area of the bluff that • ls about 125 feel wide and runs inland about tSOJeel. ....... ..,. Crlifelsed ' LOS ANGELES CAP> -U.S. · Sen. S.l. Hayakawa has come -' under a double-barreled attack · trom Japanese-American and "' lllapan.ic groups because of his .., 1tance1 on issues related to the ~ rtabll ol racial mlnortUes. Al a Loe Angeles Press Club newa conference Wednesday, Odd.-e"e• Pia• Gr•.,• SACRAMENTO CAP) -San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties joined the odd-even gas sales plan at 12:01 a .m . today, bring· ing the total number of counties in the plan to 12, including one to start Monday. The plan allows motorists to buy gas only on odd numbered days if their licenses end in odd numbers, and on even·numbered days ii their licenses end In even numbers. Pac!ldrtfl f'f"" B•r11• SANTA PAULA CAP> -A packing house fire so Intense th at it was detected by a ..teatber observation satellite bas gutted a block-lon1. block· wide citrus packln1 house. police said today. Fourteen fire companies responded to the spectacular fire early this morning. which Ht up the night sky a nd forced the evacuation of several nearby homes, but no Injuries were re. ported. .. • Thur9dey. Mey 10. 1979 OAIL y PILOT A5 I LA COSTE SHIRTS HY FHITZI ON SALE! M u cl t-or 50/50 cotton/poly. rhi·\ r1· cool & q·r ... u11 h· an adl'ul ... 111rt t'c~r :i.1rn11 111 rt•l.1x 111. C'h111•..,•· lr11m lot .. of t•olor:-.. (S. ~I !.1 tg1111d 1 ltru ~la\ I :q h 11111\'I H.eg. $1 :coo NOW $899 DEN IM SPECIAL ON H.I.S. CHI C ,JEANS FOH MOM ~/ T rim lt:K~. trim fit, 100', t'ntt<m. unri ull 1:1t J I tipedal ?-1uvings :_. good thrca M11tht.<r'::. Du~. / Muy I :Ith . only! (Si ..... :!I~ :tn N 0 w $1 a nn / H (! g . $ 2 :1. () () I ~ . I 1 ~, I ·. ?--\~ ~ CHOOSE FROM A . I I ASSORTMENT OF f /-' CANVAS HA NDBA(;s/ (:-;l'(' lop l ig11ri·). rtiOlll\ · and :-.lrnrp l11nking. _v1111 cun 't la·111 lhl· prw1· $7 00 ... ~12 00 CANVAS \\' ALLETS Affordahl<'. mult1 ·comparlmt·111 cam·a., \\:1llt•l:-. w11h ramhc1w tr11n:-.. Jlhl r1gh1 f11r a gil t gan·r \\'it h .1 hmttl•d h11dg1·1. $.4 00 1111 h FROM NATURAL CO MFORT A lov1•lv anklt, ~trap with " g<•ntly "·wa ll11p1•d \amp. \\'1• 1h111k il ... 1lw 11w:-1 1·nml11r1 uhlt.• :-h1w \'1111'11 t'\'t·r WPllf 1111 natural lc·uthn.l ONLY $32°0 4 -n~I' ~\J:-A SA VE O N FHIT?:l VO ILE BLOl lSES Light and airy !>t~·hng ..... ~ortl'rl '-IHllll! print!> 111 \'f1ilt'. Poly/c11111in. (:-\ ~I l.1 Hu rr.\, good thru May 1:1th. R $16 00 Now *1 l nn eg.. . LEVIBENDOVER PANTS FOR MOM FOR LESS M o m !'>· l ov e L ev1°!> :-.tr e t1•h g;d rn rcl1n'• Hendover slacks . fa:-. h iu ned of dacron/polyc::.· t<'r nnd made to move (~. with you And flatter 16· ll 16 1 regula r & p e tite· lengths. Lots of color!4! Wood t.hru Mav 1 :lt h only) · ' ' I \ \ ' .\ \ -z Reg. $22.00 ~ \ ~ NOW $1699 rtr.~ j 1.-.. NOW OPEN IN SHERMAN OAKS! .. HOURS: Mon-Fri 10-9:30, Sat 10-7, Sun 10-6 SHE:RMAN OAKS ORANGE: HUNTINGTON BE:ACH WtSTMINSTF:R SANTA ANA 4j20 Von Nuys 8/vd Ne11110 Huqhe~ Mc.uh•r 2131783 2511 1119 S Tu~tin Avr• Tusltfl o l C atdt•n 10111 Adams AvP /~12 Goldcnwcst Sr J4JO S 811s1ul Av1· 81oolchu1st & Adam~ Nu111 to Go/dun Wc.·~t 811i.tot & MocA11/t 111 Crov•• f'wy 7141639 1791 7141964·JJ2J Collc.•g(• 71419S1-8100 1/41898·SS41 MISSION VIE:/0 NORTHRIDGr TORU.NCE: PASADE:NA 2.S2j2 Mc/n1y1C! 19320 Notdhull St 22724 Ha wthorne Blvd J660 C f oothill Blvd Son D1,oqo fwy Tompo & Nordhulf South ol thP Del Amo Rosftmeod & Foollltll Lo Poi t•1ul oppos11 .. 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Thuradiy, M1y IO. l979 Barbare Krelbkh lEdltorl•I Page Editor ,,,. c Mini-warehouse Risks Need Curb Once in :l wh1lt> un idea rnt rh{· on like wildfire and spreads so rust at out~t rtps pubh r necd!'I Such 1 ('lliW. lhe Co ta Mei,a Cit ~ Council ruled thJs week. is lht' construction or mm1 war~hou~es The wnrt>ho u .-s. whac h oHN un a lternat lvt' to ~arag..s u!\ phu.·,·1> for storing :.mull · loads . are vn y popular Ul lbesP day.-. of 11partmenl a ntl rondomm1wn profusio n But n•sufonts and small bus1nes owne r~ who Uf>C them t·oulc.1 bt· t'ndang<-rt'd by improper UM'~ or inudt- quatt' safoty prU\ isions . roun('1) nl('mbers sutd They approvt>d tt four-month moratonum on proccsb· mg ne w ..tpplwut1ons ror. rruru-warehoust>~. whale sl0tff membt>r!'.> M ud~· tlw pote nttal hazards a nd mis uses and comt· up wtth rt•«ommt>ndat1o ns for d~aling w ith the m Specif1<· <·011c1•rns mC'lude the storage of flamm able items. St'('Urtt). "t-11-tht loads on e<'ond floors and pot en hal m1su~c u( ~tor Lige far1 hues as o ffict! space SinC'l'. <.1('('ord1ng to uw council, no c urrent a pplJcants wall bl· afft•C'tl'(:I. the moratorium appear~ unlikely to cause serious ant·onve nlt·nce o r financia l setbacks Tht' rnor<Jtunum and the dra wing up of ~afcty ~h.111· dards s hould he of benefit lo everyone. School Bus Solution Start.mg this fa ll, high school ~tudent~ m the New Port Mesa Unified School Dis t rict can once m o re rade b u St!S to school. ··, There's just one ch ange s ince the bu~ts we re can- celed a y ear ago due to Propositwn l:l The rider~ will have to pay . The fee will be about 25 cents each way, payable on a n extended basis week or month. Bus routes will be scheduled wherever the re are e nough ride rs This pas t year , no buses we r e run except for a late program a t Newport H arbor Hi~h because of school of. ficials' concerns that pay-as-you-go busing would dis- qualify the m from receiving s tate aid for eleme nta r y s c hool busing . When it turned out the rear was groundJess. officials decided to offer the busing . l l seem s like a g ood example of how. now t hat the Proposition 13 dust has settled. some former services a r e being restored, with those who benefit directly paying for them. ln a re lated m ove. trus tees a re cons idering res toring funds for busing to athletic events. T his pas t year. schools were a llowed to fund the l>uses out of t heir regular budgets but m a ny chose not to . Athlctu.:s urc indeed a useful part of th e e ducational " s yste m . as ar1• other a fter-s chool activities s uch as de- bate ('QOtC'sl s lhllt also involve trave l. If the funtls are avai la ble without s tinting on academic proa rc.ims. providing c arefully mon itort:d bus- ing for k .,. aflcr school ~<.·t1v1t1t>s ~<!ems a n·a~onable idea. Cooperation Can Pay Following the example s et in West Orange County , fire departme nts m the Ha rbor Arca are looking at ways to set up somC' kind of mutua l aid pact to provide fire a nd paramedic ~ervace across city lines . Al thC' momC'nt. the propos al is in the research stage. being s crutinized by a committee from the fire agencies tha t cover Ne wport Beach, Costa Mesa. Irvine and Santa Ana. Members of the committee are lookin g a l agree- ments tha t have been established e lsewher e . Within 60 days. thC'y pla n t o select one or t wo plans to recommend to their governing bodies for implementation . Such a proposal couldn't come at a better time. Spira ling inflation is sending the cost of fire protectio n like most oth e r governmental services -skyrocketing a nd t he fina n cial constra ints posed by Proposition 13 are forcing agenc ies to spe nd their dollars ver y carefully. The wes t <'o unty net that encompasses Huntington Beach. Founta in Valley, Seal Beach a nd Wes tminster h as long been an example of how city boundaries can be .ig - nored to the benefit of all involved. Regardless of the form the Harbor Area agreement lakes, it can o nly prove to be be neficial by increas ing ef · fi c iency a nd reduc ing costs. • Opm1ons expressed in the s pace above a re those of the Daily P ilol Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader cQmment 1s invited Address The Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Hairpieces By L.M. BOYD Our Love a nd War man takes note of a recent poll wherein hundreds or women were asked if they disliked ~ald men. Nbl a one said yes. Interesting. Calls lo mind the survey or some years ago when a sizable s ampling of wome n we r e asked which type they pre(erred. bald men without hairpieces or bald men with hairpieces. A majority of •hose lad ies said without. volUDteering the view that hairpieces m ake men look untrustworthy. .._ A gentleman In P ittsburgh just reached age 100. As us ual, be was queried about how be did so. His explana- Dear Gloomy Gus How can HaJecrest Club replace tbeir driveway wlUl expeaalve colored cement and 1Ull not put a aid ewalk along Klllybroo .. ? K.M. I ti on: "I lived most of it berore the world went nuts." Strongest thing in nature for its size and weight, it's said. is the feather of a bird. A yawn lends lo sharpen the sense of s mell momen· tarily. Q. "What sort of grub did the ordinary ancient Roman eat'!" A. Soul rood. mostly. Salt pork and dried beans. Their , nour wasn't good enough to make pasta. There weren't any tom atoet; thereabouts then. so no tomato paste. No spinach, either . so nothing was served Florentine. If you were to add cornmeal, pep- pers. okra and tomatoes to the old Roman food. you'd 1et Southern cooking. Black widow spiders are terrible web weavers. They're not neat Their webs get aU messed up. That 's one way to tell them from every· day garden-variety spiders .. In fut. Webs of the harmless ones are much more sym· 111etncal. There are tboee who claim tha.t the beast on a pack of Cam eli isn't a camel but a dromedary. It ia a camel, \t ii. it ill AU c:amela aren't dromedaries, but •It dromedaria are eamela. Rowland Evan8/Robert Novak Nixon Not Critical of Carter,; W ASHlNGTON Rich..rd M N l llOO rc<:enl I y h ad :.ome •·hiantablt> things lo say about Jimmy Curter. tellin~ one vis· 1tor that the president LS doing m ut•h b\'Uc.•r thao the vress gives him ('~hl ror but badly needs to t1~htcn his control of the federal burt-uut•racy In an tltpian:-1 Vt' rnood durini: a lun~. rambltng political chal ~Ith a we ll· kno wn W ;i :s h1nglon lttwyer , Nix nn offered h1~ u ... udl 11:.1 or ht'lf1rul h1n1~ To Mart "llh, ht> ~Jl d l<obt'rl !-.. t r .1 u ~ ~ . t'urter ·~ 1n ~•de JB<'k of-all -trudt:s. should ht: mac.tc director of the Office of M ana~emc nt a nd Budgel .. , <OM 8 1 one o f the truly powerful jobs in any admlnistra· lion. NIXON'S message : control of the bureaucracy. which Nixon himself never achieved, is elud· ang Carter. Part of the reason are cabinet members .loo much out for themsel11es 1 Nixon cited Health. Education and Welfare Seeretary Joseph Califano> or not "with it" lhe cited Housing a nd U r ban Deve lopmenl Secretary Patricia Harris>. With Strauss running OMB, he said . Carter could us e his talents to extend presidential in rtuence to aJ I the departmenb and tighten up White House con l rol over pohcy dec1s1ons. Carter also needs a hard nosed "'Kennedy-sty le" polil1 cian lo run national politi<.'s for him, said the form(·r president nut on the tnflal1on front whtC'h SURE IT, HIGH,LAPY, &JT ™INKCf MY COSTS LAST~: ELECTRIC11Y, L.AeoR, ... GAS.OIL, RENT. . .. SIGN PAJNTERS ... Mailbox he called Carter's toughest is · sue. Nixon was not cr ilicaJ or Carter or of his inflation-fighter. Alfred K8Jan. Nixon described Carter 's deregulation plans as good anti-inflation medicine, but decla red himself in the da('k 1:1s lo just how inflation could be brought to heel. THE GLENN FACTOR The condition of bad blood that President Carter seems lo have encouraged between himself and Ohio's De mocratic Sen. John , Glenn. a vocal critic of the new strategic a rms limitation treaty !S ALT II >. threatens lethal harm to the president 1n the Senate treaty debate. The president has failed to commurucate in a ny way with Amer ica ·s first astronaut StnC'l' th(' day \hat Glenn. under hca\') presidential prcssur<'. censored h 1s remarks tlunn~ chnstentng of the new Trident submarine Ohio. C h!nn agreed to remove from hts prepared text that day early last month most allusions to the e xplosive question of verifica· lion or Soviet honesty in adher- ing to the still-uns igned treaty. Yet. despite the expurgationa. Rosalynn Carter . representing he r husband at the Groton, Conn . christening. publicly chided Glenn for raising "very damaging" questions about verification. What this means is that Glenn. whose opposition lo SALT II does not approach the intensity o f the b1part1san defe nse. oriented Senatt' bloc. m ay be lost LO the presid ent in the hot ratification debate. WHY NOT SHCllARANSKV? Thl' conspi cuous absence of Anatoly Shcharansky from the li s t of Soviet disside nts ex- t•hanged for those two Russian :-.pies worries Soviet specialists hHc. Shr harans ky, 1t is felt here, 1s being held as a carrot- :.ind stick weapon w play against l'n•s 1dent Carter in the fi nal :.la,(?eS or the SlralcgiC arm~ l1m1t at1on treaty <SALT II > ncgot1a1Jons. Under this plausible theory, Shcharansky 's fate would be lhrown into th<' balance lo in· fluence Carter to yield on the last few details 1n the negot1a- 1 wns bet ween Sctrei ary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet foreign m1n1:-.te r Andrei Gromyko. Jatled as an American spy despite Carter ·s personal pledge that he had never been paid by or tnvolved with the Cent ral In· l (ll l1J?c nce J\ge ncy (C lA l, S h c h a rans k y is the most l'l•lchrc.itrd d1ss1de nl now in So\'· tl'I Jail Soml' author1t1es her~ believe that 1f Shcharansky ~ not u:.eful to Mosc·ow a~ a pawn du ring •he Lail e nd of the m•,:!ottations. then the Soviets lo\ ill play him as a poht1l·al <'ard rt uring &>natl' Mns 1derc1t1on or :-,,\ 1.1· II aml-'ndm•·nt1' The pro- ~·lll·<·t wornc!> l'rillc:. or Si\LT Anti-freeway Stance Ignores Reality To the E<tltor Gov F..dmund Rrown, Jr. and Departmt•nt or T ransportation Dire<.'lor Adriana Gianturco a rc both being highly unrealistic in their current anti-freeway and pro-mass transit stance Accord1nJ{ to John 8 . Rae. Professor of Eng1ne<.·ring , Harvey Mudd College, ··rr 2 per. <•en t of the auto commuters we nt to public transportation. they would swamp 1t." Proressor R.ac also says that lo develop an er feclive mass transit svslem for Southern Cahfornia would take at least 20 years . T he ans wer, al least for the next 15 years. is an improved highway s ystem and s maller · cars to replace today's high fuel cons umptio n vehic les. Un fort un a t e l y, the re is n o alternative to the internal com· hus t1on engine available in the forsee.able future. High ho~s on<.'e held for steam aod turbine e n ~1 nes have bee n das hed We're years away from a bat tery operated car which will ~'> long distances lthe range of a lank of gas I at highway speeds and whi<'h can be char ged qwck ly . Even if such a battery were available. where would we gel the massive a mounts or energy necessary lo cha r ge m illions or them ? Our powc1r facilities arc operating at maximum output now. WE MUST rapidty improvl' o ur freeway and h 1j?hwa y system now. Statewide th2re are many partiall y completed pro jects similar to the Corona del Mat Freeway <which ~oes nowhere l and the ·'Costa Mesa Ditch." on Newport Bl vd. M ilHons of taxpayers dollars have already been invested in these partiaJly completed pro- jects which are of no value in al· leviating traffic congestion until they can be utilized. The money. much more than is needed. has already been col· lected. It's there in Sacramento pow. 1be governor's reluctance to release the funds and h1s ob· sessil>n with public transporta· lion is costing us millions of dollars in wasted ene rgy and esc•lating construction costs. May heaven protect us from politicians and bureaucrats who. In their inflnlle wisdom. "know wh•t is best" for the public as opposed to what the public wants and needs. DERALO D. HUNT a..~•-tett To the Editor: h ,. a recenL column, Milton Mo.kowtta chutlled Mobil, im· plyin& the company wee siphon· 1n~ off profit!'. from 1t:-. cnl·rgv ope rations tn in vt·s t in non petroleum hus1nc-.scl-Nolhin~ could be rarther from the truth In 1976. WhC'n Mobil completefl its acqu1s1t1on of Monlgomcrv Ward and Container Corporation of America. Mobil \, outla}s for exploration an11 production of ml and gas totaled S774 m1lhon. In t977. they i ncrca s~ to SHS I million Last year . Mobtl spent~ rcrord $1 l b1llwn .. URTHER. not cine -dime 1if ene rgy earnin~o; has gone into Ward's and Container 's capital programs Thf'se companies have supplied all their capital ne\:ds from their own sources. All of these facts were totall\' ignored by Mr. Moskowitz · He also ignored the :l.500 btlb in lhe Congressional hopper in 1975 that thre3tcned to regulate· and disme m ber the od com panics inr o morbi di ty The• g r ea lesl impediment lo 1n t•reas ed domestic energy sup plies 1s counter-productive gov ~rnml•nt regulations. Until tht· government roadblocks arc re moved. energy invcstmC'nlS will b(' dampened and other avenues. s u1·h as diver!>1f1cat1on. will be t•nrouragcd But whcitcvt•r thl· bus iness dimate. Mobil 1~ 1n the energy b11sincss to stay. llERBEHT SCHMERTZ Vice President. Mobil Oil Corporation Rr<"all Rldl<'alou To the Editor: The threat lo recall lhr ee of the Newport-Mesa School Das tr1 ct trustees should go no further. The list of charges is un Justified and such an action on the part of the voters would be disruptive of and destructive to our school system . Mr. MacMillian has served for 14 years as a trustee. and to find him guilty of the stated charges arter such a length of tjme is ridiculous . Mrs. Carol Martin has been one of the most able members of the board since her election. She made the transition to president wtth great s kill and sh e has presldect with in· telllgence and integrity. It would be very difficult to find other board members aR well qualified as these people. To start the fall term with all new m em bers. none of whom had ever served on the school t>oa rd beforl'. would be devastating to the "mooth func tioning dr o ur Achools. lf the real goal of the dlss1· dents is lo \ndic~\e \heir di&· satisfacUon with SuperJntendenl , l\1coll lht•\ ~houll1 find :.omt· utht?r way to t·xprc:,!> their rl1'-> ('O ntt•nt I>OHOTll Y BF.EK Cmto,,.rr• 'fo the Editor· I "ould ltkc tu !>a\ J "'ord m :-uppnrl of employc:t•<, 1n fci~I food rl>Staurant:, an<.J 10 !>O OOIOI,! pNhaps help the pubhc to ~tter llnclPrstand where the fast food l'mi.>loyee 1s comm~ rrom. In my t>mploymcnt at a fast rood restaurant my l'Xp<>nencei; ha"c been many and vaned I feel that 3 cons1derabll' amount 1>f growth h;is o<'curred in m y pcr~onaltty tn the past month!> <lue 10 my presenl employment T ll F.RE HA VF. been many Sat urday afternoons that I knew I could he at the beach enjoyin~ lhl' s un. But instead, I s~nt my afternoons at work Invariably, ;,i t these limes a customer comes 1n that feels the prime reason fur this restaurant's existence ts lo satisfy his supreme being with sustt'nancf'. And he 'll step on anybody or anything preventing him from doinS? so It is at t~sc times lhal I seriously question my posit.Jon. llow.-vt'r, :11 tlml'S u customer <.'O mcs in when w(''re very busy I le slows you down h)' looking you slra1J?ht in the eye and says, "Thank yo.1 I appreciatC-~our serv1ct' ·· ll is lhl'n that the in t•onve mcm·l's sc(•m small and 1t 1s worth it lo be working at a f:tsl food restaurant DALE TRACY Ta.r \l~ll" To the Editor As a senior in Costa Mesa J11gh School. I would ltke to ex· "l./mit arm a11 mlK'h a~ you like) bur If you really want Pf18~ you've got tJ> ftght ror It.·· r-ir1•:. ....... 11m1• of my opinions about I ht.' n 11ue·aOl'<.I tax 1 strongly oµp<>:.e Hussell Lons:: and Al Ull· m;in s support of a vciluc-added lax ThP contenlum that the VAT. wh1<.'h "111 lax c:onsumptfon ·in· 1'111<11ng ktsll' n<.'Cds like food ·" ou"1 t•nc·ourage people to ~"'"' an<I 1n\t·:.l ,.., a very rous::h and inac:rurate <1ssump. lwn It will only add lo the pres- ~ure on low mrome families by m:1k1 ng them ban•lv able or unablt' to affnrd lh.cir food ex· µenSt.'!". I l wou lly r educe "pendml! h\' 1'.'hminating low- 1 n rom(' fa m 1I 1C'> fr om the ma rkt•t plan :· :.incl thereby re· ctuct' 1nnallno hut at what t.·1)st ., . Tht' VAT has the same r h:i rnrtl'.'nstw a•; inflat11Jn itself rt)clut·111~ lh•· huy1ng power of the c·o ns uml·r ELJ\INE TANG Lo•• Our Spirit? To the Ed.Jtor. What has h appened to the spirit. self-discipline financial awareness of our citizens? Wt.' hear the servic~ stations a re cons ide r ing a four-day ··boycott .. closing. Why are not the c1tiz<'ns con· sidf'ring a good strong or even weak boycott? Regardless of which g roup or g ro ups are responsible for this gas problem of s horta ges a nd appalling prices. if lh~ citizens li mited their drivinR for just a week. or eve n a few days. to only absolute ly necessary driving, doubling up on tripl'i to the store, to work. etc .. we'd see terrific results. BUT HERE we are In line ask· ing to be ripped off! When we cut down on coffee drinking (many of us never returning to it) it showed results . . · When products and services 'don't sell. prices Invariably comedown. Please -even if you can ar. ford the gas prices -stay home a little the next few weeks, lor the sake ol your fellow man who can't afford them . J . HALL • wuers from readers.ore welco!M. The rtght to ~tett1ra to fil tJ>OCt or elimhlat~ LJbefin.t~ letters of 3(}(J WOTda or leu toUl be g11~n prtf~e. All ~tteri mU include ~ure .ond moflifto.ad-drfs~ but oomet mo11 be toffhhftd on rtqW.t If nlfklntt ~ i&• parent Poetr11 will ftol &. ,,., blllhld. STOCKS I BUSINESS ThurtKlay'~ NYSE 2 ~DL (~T) Pleice8 '• ... -· COMPOSI'I'E TRANSACTIONS ~ .. tlM•Wl_ .. _, ... ""it.w.,-............ ~111c.~ew.~.Onnolt-CIMlfl ... 1l tlO<l ·- ... ~.--• ., .... .,.*4~ ._..., •• ,,... .. \ee11tllle• Do-•"!" llltllflt\ --• 1. .... .. ...... '•' '• '•'· I ~ ft ti • 'f~, '•' ........ . ... ~ 1 ~" rv,, '"'' I• I ·-._.,... t"4 HlgberGa18apply Ched LOS ANOEL!!S CAP) -UtakMt OU Co. ot California sap it produced and sold about 15 l*'C'tftl mon tuoUDe to Western ~totnen ln tbe ftnt four moat.bl ot 111'1 than in UM Miil• pertod lPl rear. Jn • report wued co empao,ees Wed,,_..y, tbe Loe Aa ..... buN firm joined otber major oU eotn· ptnlea In 1ttrlbuUnt IHOUH 1hortac11 IO lncreued demand. s ~ca .. da Drivers, Heed lnSorance Tips 81 SYLVIA POllTE& Tboulanda ot ramlliea will drtveoo auto vacabon tnps fO Me1ko and Canada tbia summer. But lriendly pernmeot relaliou do not pnMct an Acnencao moc.ori.t travelinc ln either couatry. IF YOO RAVE AN Al1TOMOlllLE ACCIDENT ln Mexko and you cannot prove your financial respoulbWty. you could be put ln J•il. bave your car Impounded aod un. der10 IOCPe horrible experiences.. 1f you do not b1ve a Canadian "yellow card.'' the DOG· resident lnterproYlncial motor vehicle Uabillty card rec· ocnlsed ln Canadian provinces as evidence of adequate cover~. )'OW' automobile might be impounded. Money's Worth It once was com· moa practice for American insurers to write special Mexican endorsements for policyholders coing sbort diatances south of tbe border. says Allen P. Willis Jr .. vice president of the Continental Insurance Co .. "but t.bHe d1ys it's better to buy insurance from a company licensed in Mexico." And ahbougb io general you don't need additioaal iD- surance when going north of tbe border, "before leaving for Canada, check with your insurance agent to make sure your policy does provide adequate coverage," Willis says. More specifically. when en route to Mexico. -WORK WITH YOUR INSURANCE agent lo find ao agent who represents a Mexican insurance company. -Arrange in advance to pick up a speelal policy. In addition to liability co~r age , consider fire, theft and collision insuran~. "ln Mexico. the last three cov-- erages are based on the value you declare for your car ," Willis says. You save on premiums by declaring a value lower than the car's worth, but if a Mex.ican company makes • total Joss payment, you couJd lose title lo you~ ~ar a~ any re- sidual value it might have. Me1ucan authorit~eve the car no longer belongs to you ooce you have been pllld for 1t.. Also, to collect oo theft coverage, lht whole car has to be stolen SPEND ENOUGH TIME WITH THE AGENT iss~ 1ng Ute Mexican pohcy to make sure everytlung is 10 or· der, is understood and is backed up with proof of in· suran~. proof of ownerstup or the insured vehicle, valid driver's Urense and a Mexican tourist card Another s,.feguard is to get a list or Mexican insurance agents representing the company issuing lhe policy. IF YOU'RE EN ROUTE TO CANADA. you must be aware that the province of Quebec 1s a special situation because of its no-fault law Quebec is the only jurisdiction io North America where no lawsu.its are allowed for bodily injuries caused by auto accidents. Non-Quebecers are granted no-fault payments for personal injuries only to the extent that they weren't responsible for the accident. When a Don-Quebecer is judged lo be responsib&e for an auto accident, the Quebee Automobile Board ~tains lbe right to recover from that person Ute difference between a oo-fault payment to a Quebec-er involved in the accident and lbe Quebecer's responsibility for the accident. Bob Frey, owner of Medkal Copy Service aod former copy chief of Baxter, Gurian & Mauer. Inc., Beverly Hills, bas joined Jaasea Assoda&es. • .. Irvine. as account ex· ecutive. In addition to account responsibilities for Cavitron Surgical Systems. Wiiiiam Harvey and V. Mueller En· doscopy Products. he will write~nd s upervise copy for the agency's health-care accounts.r • Ed Harrell has been appointed vice presi<k>ot of mari<l-ting and sales of the Industrial Products division of Compal.er Aa&omation. Inc. Irvine. He will continue to be responsible for worldwide marketing and sales operations or the division. He joined the division in 1978 as head of the functJooal tester group. having served several years as managi~g director of European operations for MSI Data Corp . • Lawreett D. Hamlin, Fountain Valley, bas been named Soaekn C1Ufora1a Edisoa Co. 's Huntington Beach district ma nager. He succeeds Ronald D. Blake, who has been appointed operations manager or the central division. with head· quarters in Covina. For the past 6 l<? years. Hambn has been project manager dirttting construction of the company's San Onofre N~ar Generating Stations units 2 and 3. He joined Edison m 1968. • Or. Robttt L. lluseU, Costa Mesa has been promoted to senior research chemist at the Union OU Co. or CaUronda 's Sdence aod Technology division in Brea. Russell is a member or Ute Air Pollution Control As· sociation and bas published several articles in technical journals in his field. • 81m9el C. Gale has been appoint.ed vice president or oiarketing, and a member of Ole board o! directors of Poty•er Developmeat Laboratories, Inc., of Huntington Beach. fk bas been with the company for two ye1rs: new duties include developing sales and promotional progrems. PDl,.'s main production activity is t.he compoundiq of polyurethane roam systems for commercial and govem· ment cuatomers. • Edward J . Lolaaes. Santa Ana, has joined the lrvine public communications firm of Clay PubUcom as a writtr and account execuUve. He was previously in charge of public infonnatioa and citizen usi.stantt for the City of Yuma, Arb. Crocker Hikes Rate• ....... Firm ........ , 6...,,. Aul1amenta for displays. sips and sales of. nee intenon valued at nearly SS)0,000 have creat· ed the ··t>tgt quart.er ln company hiltory" accord· tn1 to MollvatlonaJ Deslcn & Marketlnc. Inc., lrvtM. • .. . . . .. 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'-'•~ Ii' l ceeNIWt MC.._. ~ CAHOIO CAMIM I LOW LUCY Lucy bolyS ill\ ~Mve 0reu, and Rdly tak 11e>< to pay 10< 1t ll«Mlf aDHOME~ David Huddleston slars as the mayor of a Midwestern city in the ne w TV comedy series "Hizzonner," premiering tonight al 8 on NBC, Channel 4. · FrflSll Fruote' CJ) CIOIS-WITS 111J MERV OAlff1N Guests Sllelley Wlnte<s, Suun s .. nt J-. Helen H8CNIW8 • MHFON> NIO &OH. l iWT'Onl decodM to get hla ~ ~ment ""'*" Freo i.eeps IM ecl<ng 1111 l>fl\IK)' &;) TV AUCTIOH (COHrOI 8!> HUMAHITIE8 nw>OOH THE ART'S "Scu lpture Me•n•no lllrougll Tiie 8 ody 1 ~onn" 7'00,~;. NEWl YWED GAMf MC NEWS (J) JOKEA'8 WIU> 8GC .-..uoN OOUNt 7:30 I IH.000 PYMMfO IN 8EAACH Of ... •'Sodom And GomO<rall'' MAH J-. ...i1o uves t-·s hie, •5 81Utdclld by Blgloot (P8'1 2) I r:~: ADAM-12 OttlQet Reed " accu-s ot C'laaa11rl l..fsfi119• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele'> 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles g KlLA (Ind I Los Angele~ II KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angelos ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Anoeies ®.! KCST (ABC) San D1eqo e l(TTV (Ina) Los Ange1 .. , • KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angalc-, fl) KCE T TV (PBS) Lo~ An<Jf'll'~ '1'> KOCE · TV (PBSI Huntington BE:ach sllOOtlno an vnlltn\00 "'41A m NEW8QtEQ( t1.M 9EAUTY SHOW (IOI MATCH cu.ME P.M. 8:00 1J (() TIMI~ An tiA-<l81ect•"6 wno WMlla 10 reopen a eese ho OflOtl •nvestigated and a lnrm6' r od60 1111r whO IOll his voung daugllle1 yeors Nr· lier board the I 1me EcpreSI BHIZZONEA lfi.prewiewt19<MIOtOf i MW tom•d~ ''''"" ''"'"no O• • 10 HvdOtu ton d\ " M 10we1i.f'n m.yor 8 MOYIE Whitis ( 19 751 E111011 Gould. Edd,. Albe<t A lluman OU-Pig t0< the Army 1s IOroed onto retire· rnent atter snolf1"9 loo many -d ChemicalS 12 hrs l 0 [§) MOAK & M"'OV Mon. , fOY oYet h11 new Pf'I Bot> lhe C.18fl)lh8r. lurns 10 50trow whtln lie O•~oYer s n.s Pttl UPOllr- OOllV kleloss 0 MOYIE • • "Tensoon At Tat>te Aocll" I ltM) -.CM•~ lgan. Ootollly Malone ~ a -.... hla pan. 11411 ...... ..o.Nn ... lie ~·l c-1 s....,.~.,_ • MCWll ~.....,Ore..1'1" , ... ~NllP COnllict RMolution" A 111.cuMtOtl Of altwn!Htvea 10 "°''"~' "l}fMel\lad by ,, 1>•n1.1t of rnnow ned authOftfl .. tn 1ntt1n•llOl'l81 ••tioot (Pltt1 3 of :JI a;JO D HIOHC&.IF'FE MANOR Hoolerl lilfWS I ht! Re" Gitl<t· Vtlle 11110 ,,_ tQlnllnQe hldhlltoU 01 IMlf moH1e<·s ..,rtvat, QM IT\Jlll 8 11<1 ttete ·~·~· 11 tltJ AHOIE Aogie f¥tk• B11«1 t1tlO ~I· 11no Ot Ot uu w•t" one <>i 11111 1>11ellelot frlt>ftds • THE 000 OOUPl.E fel1• llllOI 11 W800 Of • nou,...MP9' to t.i~e care OI 0Kat w,_ he ts rec;u. Otf'•lrog at hOtne lrom 1111 UICef enKt. t;OO 8 (I) HAWM l"fVE.O l ...... plOs.on Of • bomb· rtgged suitcase sets oft a ~trange cll.,n Of events wlloetl en46ngft' Ille IMIS Of McG.,,.ett and o'enny CR) D CHEVY CH.ASE NA~ HUMOR TEST Mw11n Mull, Pam 0-t>et .md Tom Scott toin nost Cn;wy cnase on 1 tot>Que- 1n-c11eot. ellor1 10 learn what makes poople leugh fJ @) BAAHEY MIU.EA A mad oomt>er threatens 10 turn the late sllrlt tnlo a 1as1 sh1lt 1or Batney anct hos detocllves G) MERV OAfflN Guests Shetley Winters Su"" Saint James ~ GUiiey Bro-. SyMa Kn:>- tal • tt) TV AIJCTIOH ICOHT'ot '1') THE ASCENT Of' MAH ·1 he Long Chlklhoocr· 0. 8<onowsJ.1 revtOWS the V81• •lld histor y ol men ll accom pt1shmen1s and appra<ses lhe resuns ano the lutuie. of ma11k1nO s asce1 10:00 0 (Jl 8ARNA8V JONES J R becomes tt>e target ot 1~ TUBE TOPPERS NBC e 9:00 -Chevy Chase's Na· tional Humor Test. A lighthearted ex· amination of what makes people laugh with guests Martin Mull and Pam "Min· dy" Dawber. <See story, photos below>. KHJ 11 :00 -''l'U Never Forget What's 'is Name." Orson Welles plays a businessman who returm to bi.a carefree, youth in this 1968 movie comedy with Oliver Reed. KTTV e 12:30 ·"Ship of Fools." A wartime voyage to Nazi Germany with Vivien Leigh, Lee Marvin, Oscar Werner a nd Simone Signoret a mon g the oassengers. a deranged k..., wl\af1 lie 1>egins tnve1hgat1ng tlle mys1enou1 dlsappaattlnQe Of a real estate~. (RI .. PM1IENT1NO IU8AN ANTOH DD NEWS 8 9 fA.Mll.Y Wiii,. httM a formet j>fotli· tule as llos M<i'ellrf. ~ wete tllat his boss had once done t>u.-with tl'teQl'I G) NIGHT OAUBn' 'Tiie Messlall Of Molt Street ' An Old Jew II Cfrtl· Cally Ill l>vt 81'WOUS 10 SUIY ahve to took •her ll•S 9· ~)';.°~ to-.30 a» G> NEWS 11) FOOTST£P8 • S1acl11n9 T11e Oilclo." Whrle i;Ntdren can learn trom thoor m1stlkes, they can OISO Ile hut1 ff ,._ m1Stllkes oet more atten• oon then thW SYQOefSM 11:00 8011(1)01) NEWS B MAKE Ml lAUOH MOVIE * * .... "'t'n ~ f'O<Q81 Wha1 s ·11 N-• f 19681 Orson wet\M, Ollver Reed A SUCQMl!lul bu-sman Ql"1tl vp -vt""'9 to return to his c8telrff yOulh ( 1 hr • 57 min ) 8) CHICO AHO THE MAN Cnoco plays matdwNll<er to Ed and a,_ neigt>t>or. s n.rtey Q) THE 8ENHY Hill SHOW &Jnny d~ to gi..e nos s10,..1uc:k anO 11orowork1n9 yes man Jeck W11ght " N>l•diltl"' thfl sun • TVAUCTION tt:30~0A08°H H.....,,..,. 11a1 to opetate on 1 colonel wtlO •• thrMI· etllfl(j IO oour1-martio81 nun. WWlllle B J consotes a IOYe· Sidi -geent (R) 8 TONIGHT H9s1· JOllnny Carson. ~ .. EIWtbeth Astlley. I IOU"Y SAlE8 9 STARIKY& HUTCH Hutcll omoe<SOC\lltelS • doc.· tor 1n oroer to tre•t a wounded _...,.. wllO IS threallll\tng to kin Ills two hostages (R) I THE OOHO st.ow OETSMAAT M u and 99 are m1sltlllen as KAOS lg&l"tS and rec8'\le • dOfl 111•1 1s very v81uat>it to KAOS fl) CAPTIONED ABC Nf.W8 MORNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "Come W8n6et Wl1h Me" .. ALF'AED HITCHOOCK PAEBENT8 "Help Wanted" A oespe.. ale man on,_s a help W&nted Id "' sea«:tl OI .. iot> 41) OETSMART The Chief tnes to Impress · a magaz>ne reporl !K .n ho(>M 01 g 1...,09 CON TROl a t>enflf image 12:05 8 C88 LA TE MOVIE • • '• MeClood Shari..!>· I 1975) Oennrs W&aver. Ch11sto p1>er Ge orgl' McCto.xl ·~ llCC\lsed ot 1nter1erong W1fh anolhe< deleet•"e s onves1t91tion of No Ch~vy iD Tonight Show's Future By JEaRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP) -Cbevy Chase says there was never any truth to the report that he was being ~roomed to s ucceed Johnny Carson as host or ·'The Tonight Show .. ' He also denied he 'd started the rumor himself. "Nobody ever talked lo me about 'The Tonight Show.' " he said. "Nol from tbe first day. Not even back in the days or 'Saturday Night Live' when it was first said I was being groomed. I've never even been asked to be a guest host." CHASE SAID IT "MADE it difftcult for Johnny and me to get together," but lbe two later met after Chase sent Carson a letter. He later was invited to appear on "Tonight." He saJd the report began when a magazine guggested he would be a good replacement for Carson. and it was picked up by other reporters. "So the rivalry was precipitated," said Chase. 0'The fact 1s that it never came up. It was just something someone wrote about in a magazine." CBASE IS ROST FOR "The Chevy Chase Na- t ional Humor Test" on NBC. Channel 4, tonight at 9. His guests are Martin Mull, Pam Dawber, jazz musician Tom Scott. Playboy publisher Hugh Herner and psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers. Carson al.so became annoyed when Chase was asked if be would liketodolbeshow. "I made a few remarks that were depreeating to the show. not him," explained Chase . "I said it in the wrong way, sort of arrogant in my MW· found fame. He took it the wrong way and I never meant, it that way. He's the best there i.s." Carson bas said he wants off "Tonight" before his contract expires in mid-1981. and Chase again was asked about becoming the show's host. "I A,. Wlnpftet°" CHEVY CHASE GETS SPLATTERED WITH PIE ON 'NATIONAL HUMOR TEST' TONIGHT Slapstick Comic Says He. Never Wanted to Take Over Johnny Carson's Show don't very much think I'll be asked, but if I am asked. I'll consider it," he said. CHASE'S "NATIONAL HUMOR Test" special is a spoor on previous programs like the safety and driving TV tests. ''It's a form of sorts fo r a tremendous amount of runny things lo happen," •said Chase. "You take it at home. It's multiple choice. No one really loses because there are no in· correct answers. ooJy unfunny answers." Next up ror Chase. who made bts movie debut in "Foul Play." is a film ca lled "Saturday Matinee." which he wrote. lie said he was thinking or directing the movie. as well as sta.rring in it. but didn't think he would have the time because he also is wor1dng on two record albums . CRASE SA.ID HE ALSO expects to star again with Goldie Hawn in Neil Simon's next movie, "Seems Like Old Times." "I can't speak for Goldie, but it looks like we'll do it." be s aid. 'Mork' ABC's 1-2 Punch "Saturday Matinee" will be Chase's vision of those nostalgic days when you couki go to a movie for SO cents and see a newsreel. a cartoon, a travelogue, a serial and two features. All or that will be wrapped into one picture, with Chase play- NEW YORK CAP > -The week's most· watched prime-time TV program? "Mork and Mindy" at 8 p.m. The week's No. ~show? "Mort and Mindy" al 8:30 -and a renm at that. ing several roles. • MNliM IMll ....-. tJ:IO. MOYla ··~··o.. ...... M19f. noon" ( 11481 Denni• Morgiwt. ...,,.. ,,. r .. fN9ICet ~ ot lo\le or-IO M M antidote lot IN d!MllCl\Mled. ( 1 IW., 56"*'.I • M0\19 *** "8Np Of Foot." ( IHSI Vlvl•n Leigh, S.mona Signot.-. A motley MAOf11Mnt ol pMll ... Is lorWd 10 tllM9 doM QUetMrs _._ traveling to 8t~.(31wt.) • MOVIE • • '4 "The Uttle Shep-'*'° Of l(lngdom Come'' ''"'' ~ Aodgat'a. Luent Patten, A youth lrom the lllMa Of Kentucky c:llampion1 the Vanll" ceuee «Ming the CMI W•. (21n.1 12':318 aJ MANNO( The daugntef ol a~ nawsp1p•r put>hlllar beoOmM ttWOIYed .., polit .. ea1lfttnoue8fld mut"der. 12ll1 D MAYINa< "Bon From The Blue" 1•8 TOMOMOW Tom Snyder. tOOll .. eiq>er1 Bob Tn.ax and anten- Romendo Wiit a SS mtllton ,et Simul8tor and dltcUU tt>a pnvate -on111111c;s tndutlry 1:468 HEWS «fl AOA»-12 1:11 D litOV1E * • * °"' "Fleato And F8ntl• sy" P9431 Chlfles Boyet. Batt>ore StflnW'/dt A IHO ot spe111><ndlng mysteries 1& Pfeset\led. one ot wllocn 1nvotvos a psycnre wflO lorelells a v1olltn1 death alter reac:tlng u man's Elpalm eES. 2 min I ~30 DICI< VAN DYt<.E Rot> learns 111a1 a song lie helped -111 •» aoout 10 t>ecome . ,,., • HEWS 2:Je9 MOVIE • • fnP W arrior EmP<llS\ . ( 19601 KetW\n Mlftiews., T rne l OO•se A rebe4 lead8< al'CI '"" t>e•u· htul h.gll pnes•~s S•oono teuncf\ a IO\'C' eltair f I hr SO m.n l 3:00 0 MOVI£ • • . KIOncl1ke Ann ..... ( 1936> M ae West. VICIO< McL391en A >atoon sir•g.:r takM a d&Ml "''"'°"&<V's SOUTH COAST ACTOltS STUDIO C.'11 103 ,,_,. ....,,..,.,. '" Ntl '"'"""'..,.... w.. -.. -.''YOO'• '°' ....... ~ ..-nQ ' •tr--. ltrfo uo ~ 17141 t57.0212 "THE DARK" "PHANTASM" (R) GEORGE HAMIL TON "LOVE AT FIRST BITE" (PG) "THE SILENT PARTNER'' (A) Dally 6·30 !lat !I..,, Hat 12 JO MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Au G rn AA() IBl • ~ws A(Cf IVl O<C SCAl <:JI '"E MOflON P.r I UR( C-OOl Qr ~l~ Al CUlAh()H ~ ... ,,... .... . -~--.. ...... .... °" .., .,.., (t lw., • IM\,) WO. flllOVW • ............. ,,.,.. (~ r..... PfWM, ONe de ~. Tiie "°"' .. "blOOdr ~" --.,... ...... .. pr..cM W• .. .._ o..p CuMer -9 Jib ..... began their Military ~(ltwa.I 1:11•....,. • *.,. "Family HoMy• moon" (1Mll ca....... C4llber1. Fted ~· W1lefl • OOllloa proteeeor ....,.,... a .,,..., Volll'9 w'dOw .... tOINntlc !loft. 4"l">OOft tumt lntO a ~ •"air .. , ... bride'• ..... ~ eNldran 90 a6ol'O tor IN rld9. (2 IWt.. 1 min.) =1=!DWAN:Je UO MOYIE • * "Ar• H11•banda ~"tt~I A9' M~end.BenyFleld.Acov- 1)19 encovnten ~ dlm- evlllee"' ld"'911ftg 10 l'Mt• rted lite {1 tw .. 30 1'11111 I f'rida11'• Day I I~ :tlo.,w. tt:OO 0 e * 1.<, "T"* Alld"*8d From Wyomong" ( 1952) M•urfffl O'Hara. Alea Nocol. The manager of • canle ciM<ing llOuM gets into • IOt of trouble before she mam es the ""*""· (1 hr . 30 min.I .. * • • "Pur$118d" c t~ 7) Taresa Wroght, Aob· ll<1 MltCl\uM. An orotlan 1111empu 10 l\left09 tits tather's m urder upon Mac;hing manllOod. (1 llf .. so """> 3:009 ** "Str~ HOrfleC()tnon(j' ( 1974) ROI>· "" Colp, Olen ~ ..... '*"!I ~soned tor 18 yea<S on Ctla<VM of rol>be<y and murder a man re1um' h0"'8 to Ills laving relatov.. C 1 llt , 30 mtt1I 3~30 II • • • · Blue Hawa11" ( 1962) El\lla Presllly. Aft911· la l •nsl>Vry Wt>en a llOl- 0 lfH r1>t urn1 10 111s H-at1an norna. h<1 tellea a 1ot> • .,,,. a tounst bur9e11 MJ•mst t~ ad....ce of Illa pare<>ts It "' . 30 min I An THEATRES .-SYCHIC -PHANTASM '-·~·· -~SADOUS- e:atm THI EMFottCH ----·-··=-.. ~---· YAMHUYSK.YD. _.., MAI.JIU llACH ,_ .. " .... . ,, "" 'li r.":. I • .;J!, ,..~ ' • • .' • t,' . O .J, '' "· ~ L •. ../"' ' • • •• J ... t ·._ • '· \ .. •v -\.v -• 1'o ~Ub•Cllbc- ,.;. : to rrwr . rommunit• M"'•Paptr Oii &12...WI lit mipmQ ABC, in ract. came within a shade -two shows -of sweeping the rll'St 15 places in the A.C. Nielaeo Company's ratings for the week ending May s. CBS' broadcast of the Miss USA beauty pageant waa No. 7. and • ·eo Minutes,·' abo on CBS, finished 12th. week sprinkled liberally with reruns. The Country Music Awards show on ABC was No. 16, NBC 's "The Best or 'Saturday Ni ght Live' Part II," was No. 27, and "Castaways from Gilligan's Island," also on NBC, was l2nd. Chase, who came to fame on "Sah1rday Night Live," then quickly left NBC's late night program, said. ·'I thought the show should have broken up long ago. John Belushi is a superstar, and Gilda a nd the others are so good," be said referring to ---------------------the actors who called themselves The Not Ready ABC got a big boost in the ratinp from "Ike," its three-part war years biography of Dwia.bt D. .Eisenhower. Tbe lint and third chapters tied with ••11on and Mindy" ror second place. and Part II was No. 15 ror the week. THE Tll&EE 8HOW8 tMmcbed in second place bad ratinp of 21.1. Nielsen aaya that means of all the homes in the country with TV. 27.1 percent saw eacb of the broadcuts. ABC's raUna for tbe week WU 20.5. with CBS second at 15.7 and NBC third at 14.4. It was ABC 's 17th week in a row u the No. l network. Tbe networb aa.y the ratlnp mean ID an aYel'qe prime-tlme m1Dute during tbe week, 20.S pettent of tbe TV-equipped homes ID tbe DaUon were tUDed &o tbe leedtDI aetwork. • All tbne Mtworb ~ wt&b 1pec:lala in • • .. . .. NBC'S BEST REGULAR program was a re. peat or "CHiPs," No. 20. Each or the networks was represented at the for Prime-Time Players. "I want to see them put their talents elsewhere. bottom or the ratings : "Mackemies or Paradise llll!•P,..."PI•-•..-.-.. Cove" on ABC was ssth, followed by "Supertrain" • on NBC, a "CBS Reports'' news special on the Three-Mile Island nuclear a~ident, "The Osmond Family Show" OD ABC and NBC's "Highclirre Manor. WINNER 00 Academy of . Awards ... _.., BEST PICTURE ! ~ ................ """'''~ •C~•• .. •lt#t....#._,. , .............. .,.....411'0 ..... Clt!lt,1 NOW PLAYING IDWAMI' _... WUT Wtstmlnt* 192"493 .......... , ..... Newport 8Nctl 844-0760 c .... Orange 634·2663 IT.-•11-11 OrlftOt 639-8770 • • WCXXJ'( ALLEN DIANE KEATON MICHAEL MURPHY MARIEL HEMINGWAY tv1ERYL STRECP ANNE BYRNE "MANHATIAN" ~GERSHWIN A .J,OCI< l<Oll:INS·O-IAl(l..ES H J()H-f --~ ALL£N,....t-.:1~~ll BRIC~~ Al.LEN OW<\.ES H ,OFfE ROBl.m GQEENHJl GORDON WILLIS ......... ~ -·· .. --... ·--