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Home My WebLink About1979-05-17 - Orange Coast Pilot17 ' '• ~--,, Penders Aetlon . ' ~ Mesa Girl, 14, Gas Siphoning ·Delivers Own Gives Countians .;# . Baby; Tot Dies Upset Sto01aehs DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 17, 1979 VOL. 11. NO. UJ, 1 SECTIO.S, U l"AGES 'Artioa Pondered Oil -Conspiracy Cited by Clark By REBECCA HELM 0t•o.H?l"l1etSuH Evidence that ma1or 011 com· panies conspired as early as 1972 to create tbe present gas sbortage is oo fi I e with 'California's Central District ~ and sbould be released to tbe public, Orange County Supervisor R.alpb Clark charged Wednesday ~ With unanimous s upport of the board. he asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to explore what powers the Superviso rs have to force the sealed files open. •'I can't believe we should take the initiative in this mat- ter,'' Clark said. "I believe we allould do more than call on aomebody else to open these records and to make these docu· tDJenls public." Clark's remarks came during .._ public session or the county Board Of s upervisors as he was reporting to his board colleagues ( oa tbe status· of the gasoline crisis. , Clan and Supervisor HarrieU Wieder have been appointed by Nard Cbainnan Philip Anthony ·1o keep tat. on the crisis for the ) full board. • Tbe sealed information Clark , referred to was gathered by the ••tate Attorney General for an f Uti·tnlst suit filed against 10 !'..ID•Jor oil companies in 1975. Clark, a former gas s tation ~wDer, said be baa taken a Nude Cyclist ·Flagged Down. INDIO (AP> -Warm weather 1111 't a IOOd excwse for ridin& made oo a motorcycle down a pabllc bi1hway, says a Callfonlia Hiahway Patrol of· fleer wbo arrested a cycle llnabr for l.Ddeeen~ exposure. Officer f'red Cooper aaid be hard a elt11eu baad radio &ruam&uioa about the nude ~-_. miDatel later the •el1t.Mdman1tnabdput. ......... =·--and the = .... ill ..... Cooper 9d UM_ e1eU.t aloq tn· ....._ 10 Tu.day mcbt. Af. ....,,•'!i1 •1••r·old Edward aaea.ara hll of ladlo was ...... for l•H:!!f•tlon of n•' II~ iadeeeDt .... & ... . . . ' . -. · special interest in the legal ac· tion. Sanford Ruskin, chief or the ctnti-trust division of the slate Attorney General's Los Angeles office, confirmed today that such a suit exists. lie said the defendants are Standard Oil of California, Tex- aco Inc ., Union Oil Co. of California, Atlantic Richfield Co .. Exxon Corp .. Getty Oil Co .. Gulf Oil Corp .. Mobil Oil Corp .. Phillips Petroleum Co .. c.ind <See CLARK, Page AZ) Police Probe Death of Tee,.,'s Baby Costa Mesa pol ice said today they are investigating the death of a newborn baby who died shortly after his 14-year-old mother delivered him at home without waking the rest of her family. The 6~·pound boy apparently died of blood loss and from im- proper care after his birth Mon· day. said Lt. George Lorton. He said lbe mother had con- vinced her parents she wasn 't pregnant and ju.st needed to I~ weight. When she went into labor late at night, she stifled her cries and delivered the child herself, cut- ting the umbilical cord with scissors, Lorton said. 1be baby was left wrapped in a sheet while the mother dozed ofl. When she awoke, he was dead, Lorton.said. The girl's family found. them and called paramedics, Lorton said. Tbe girl required sur1ery a.s a result or injuries J,he had suffered in tbe delivery, t;'e said. Lorton said it waan 't yet known wbetber any cbarces ~ould be~ 1D the cue. Curb Criticized LOS ANGELES (AP> -Lt. Gov. Mike Curb wa1 ibarply criticised by some A11embly Republicam for b1a 1Dvolvement in a GOP leedfnhlp ftibt that led to A11emblyman Paul Priolo'• ouster as minority leader, the Loa Aqeles 1111M1 nDOl'ted todu. .... as eave ___ ar · Carter Fan Speaks llp President Carter may not be getting alon~ well with members of Congress, who dumped his gas rationing plan. or with an- tf-nuclcar power advocates. but someone m Oklahoma City 1s on his side A !'lgn al a paint ston.• in that city s<Jys. "Who<J ' Any president J anc Fonda ·s opposed to c:.in 't be all bad ... Coulitians Report Siphoning I•Iness .. Gas-hungry Orange County motorists apparently are re- learning the art of siphoning during the gasoline shortage and Winclinl Up with Upset stomachs and other ailments.as a result. Dr. David Schapiro of the UCI Medical Center's poison center, said his staff has received more than 100 calls the past 10 days from individuals and physicians inquiring about siphoning· related 1uoline poisoning. "Usually it isn't worth it to siphon," Schapiro warned. "It is not a cood practice to learn." Schapiro noted the majority of tbe calls involve a small amount of IHOllDe tn1eatecl into tbe stomach wblcb causes 1utro- i nteatinal discomfort, a foul taste in the mouth and com- plaints that individuals are "belcbinc fumes." The disc!omlorta last about 12 to 24 boun, Schapiro aaJd, and u1uall7 can be treated wjtb milk or an uti·acid. If an ounce or more of IHOline ii swallowed, Schapiro ••med. .non. an Qlade to re- , . .. . move the s ubstance from the body quickly, as with a laxative. The shorter gasoline slays in the gast~intestinal tract, he ex- plained. the less the likelihood of damage. Serious injury can result, he continued, if gasoline acciden· tally goes down the windpipe in- to the lungs rather than into the stomach. In s uch cases s ome thing called chemical pneumonia can occur, Schapiro continued, and the injury can be fatal. Schapiro .said moet of the calla received at the UCI poison <eee 81PHON1 Pace AZ) ·Dozen Injured . OMAHA, Neb. <AP) -A fire at an Omaha chemical company sent at lea.st a dozen peaons 1o the boepita.l for treatment ol eye irritation, smoke inhalation and min or injuries and caused evacuation of ts downtown blocu aa a brllk wind pushed toxic fumes over the area. (;old Prices Still Hitting Record High LONDON (AP) -The price of Bf Id hit a reeord $257 .85 an ounce in London today. The dollar, me anwhile, gained marginally an Tokyo and was generally firmer on European money markets. Gold closed Wednesday in London at $256.25. a record close for the market. After climbing to $257 .85. Lon- don's five major bullion houses rixed the price for the morning trading session at ii slightly easier rate of $257.55. The after· noon fixing was $256.80. lo Zurich, the metal wai quot· ed at $257.625, up from the market's reeord cloee of $2158.625 W eclnesd.ay and the prevtoua rec· •ofd of $257.125 hit in Zurich trading Wednesday. Bullioo tradinl was described as becoming brisker as the mornin1 wore on . Some operators believe that before the end of the year there will be a lot of speculative activity in gold . • • it $5 Lilllit ·Proposed On Fuel WASHINGTON (AP' Rep .I o h n· 0 1 n g e I I . D · M i c h .. 1·ha1rman of a !louse energy ~ubcomm 1 llec . said today a gasohnf> rationing proposal be· in~ drafted by a group or House Oe mocrab could he lp ease gasoline shortages this summt:r. Dingt•ll said the measure. wh1 t:h tentatively would limit gasoline purehases and require motorists to 1.-ave their cars at homf• ont> day a week. shows somt' prom ise of easing long hn1•s at sl:'rv1ce stations in some :lrt'll." Any ml'asun•s <.11med at dis- tnbulin~ g<isoltnc :.uppltes more l'Vl'rtl y will help. he said "The d1sastl'r Wt' have upon us 1~ real. serious and or lengthy ctural1on.' · Dinge ll told a re- porter. Dingell threw his support behind efforts le<l by Rep. Toby Moffett. D Con n., to dra ft lc~1slallon placin~ restrictions on t(asoltne :.ales afte r the House I ast wt•ek rc1ectcd President Carter's s t1rndh)' gasoline ra· L1oning plan MoHell disdosed his proposal earlier m the week. Today. Dingell said· he in· s tructed his s ubcomrn.iltee's starr to work with Moffett and other Democrats on the panel who are trying to write a ~Ub· slltute plan. Moffett has said his proposal probablY, would set a na · <See RULES, Pa1e AZ> Coast Weather Low clouds night and ea rly mo rning hours othe rwise fair Friday: Lows tonight 53 to 57. Highs Friday 68 lo 83. INSIDE TODA~ ft'rillbtt fliftgittg ii bft:am. 1rag a proJeutoltal apot1. See P~CI. l•tlex A•'l--..C. 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"We were open from 1 1.m. to t a m. today and we'll open every day, Saturday and Sunday ia<'luded. for as lon1 as our 1u supply lut.a." commttnt.d an at· tendant at a Union 78 ataUon on Wo•e•'s War · Martha, Pat Feud Reveale"' NEW YORK IAPI The h1te Martha Mitchell carried on a "cold war " with fiNlt h1dy Pat Nixon whtle their husbands conduct ed the buslneta of atat.e, aceorcrm. to a forthcomin& book on Lbe outspoken Mra. Mitchell. In excerpts from a book ~ntilled "Martha" 10 the J une issue of Good Housekeeping m agazine, Mrs. Mitchell discussed the encoun· ters that led to friction between the two women. The book was authored by Mrs . Mitche ll's friend, Winzola McLendon. According to the book, the late wife of former U.S. AtU.omey General John Mitchell thought Mn. Nixon was "aloof and cold," and the strain "rew a reater in 19'12 when Mrs. Mitchell moved to New York. MITCMaLL Shortly after. the wife or then·PrP.sident Nixon declined an invitation to a tea hosted by Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Nixon later relented, but Mrs. Mitchell never forgot, according to the report. County 'Swamped' With 'C' Reque$ts urabge County offices and city police departments re ported lo· d ay they have been swamped with inquiries for "C" slickers which would e xe mpt c om· mercial vehicles from the. odd· even gasoline sales restrictions. Officers in Stanton said today they have yet to receive any of the sticker applications. But (:O unty gove rnment of· ficials said they have left it up to individual city managers and police stations to come to' county offices in Santa Ana to obtain the application. Tustin police sa id the y handed out 550 lo 600 applications on Wednesday alone and Santa Ana police said they d istributed mor e than 100 in the first six hours of the day. The applications. which are to be available at libraries, police stations and cit y halls. are to be processed sole ly by mail. County T ax C o ll ect o r · T reasurer Robe'rt Citron said about 300 sticker a pplications a rrived in today's mail and are being processed as quickly as possible. He also noted completed ap· plications ma y be turned in, in person at his Santa Ana orfice , bul s tic kers still would be mailed after applications are processed. No stickers are being handed out over the counter, he warned. A $10 fee Is charged for the stic kers to cover processing costs . 1be sticker program is -designed lo help drivers of un· ma rked comme rc ia l vehicles Officer Killed In Gun Battle MIAMI CAJ?> -One day alter ceremonies honored nine Dade County policemen slain in the last decade, a tenth officer was killed and two others badly wounded by a m an who said he didn't care if he died, according ·to police. Lewis Randal Pearsall, 21, died in an exchange of fire with officers Wednesday after he wounded his wife and a second woman in what appeared to have been a domestic quarre\, police uid. Officer William Cook, 25, died later at North Shore Hospital. DAILY PILOT 1 ... 01-~ 0.Hy PllOt,WltllwM<lllH - _..,._Pr~ ......... 11-W.._Ot_ ~ .... 1--~-~,.., .... ..,,_,,,p ...,_. ....... -, ""°""' Ftldo !Of CM•• ,,..,., lt--1 ....... HllM..,...,,_ "'°"'"'"-l .. !l V.....,, 1 ........ ~9"<11,,.,...,CN\1 A ,..,....,_.....,,loft!l-1-~-"- _.,,. """ ................................. ,, •• J)O wnt 11 .. w ...... c .. ,. Mtw. c .. -ft,. ,,.,. ..... ,. ..... PfnldoM -Pwllll""" ,.. .... c... ¥1<·1 ,.. ....... I_ O._• """- -.0 .._.. l llh0t T-tA .......... .,.. ......... --oi.tln"·"-lli-P """ ........... .,.._. .......... "''''""'"' (714,...., a111111•Mv11••~ '-""o.--- ... . identify themselves al gasoline s tations and in gasoline Ji nes. Police lll inland Orange Coun- ty communities and sheriff's or- fi cers in the unincorporated south county reported lines at stat ions were j ust as long as ever for the most part today. T hey said. ho we ver . d is· turba n ce calls h ave be en minimal and Santa Ana officers said there has been a drop in complaint calls . * * * Second Victim Of SA Gas Blaze Dies A fire caused when gasoline s to re d in a JO.gallon plastic trash can exploded in a Santa Ana home claimed a second life early today. Cla udia Arredondo, 6, died at 3 a .m. today at UCI Medical Cen· ter 's bum unit or second and third degree injuries suffered in the May 8 blast , Orange County Coroner's deputies reported. He r· grandmother, Celestine Me ndoza , 64, died Sunday of in· juries s uffered in the sam e "blaze. The gasol ine. kept in a bedroom closet of the family home, exploded when gas fumes were ignited by a furnace pi.lot light, firemen reported, injurin& seven members of the family. Two other family members. Claudia's mother. Maria, Z7, and he r brother, Juan Jr., 5, remain in c ritical condition at the UCI burn unil, hospital s pokesmen s aid. * * * l',.._r,..AI CLARK ••• Shell OU Company. Charges against the petroleum offic ials include "price-fixing, conspiring lo contrive shortages, a nd of meeting in exclusive bars and private clubs to drive up the coat of gasoline." Clark s aid. The suit, however, has s talled in the courts by volumes of mo- tions filed by the defendants who also have had the inveatl1aUve records which have been en· te red sealed, be asserted. State officials believe il will be at leut 19113 before the case e ver comes t o trial , the s upervisor added. . Meanwhile, Clark said, tbe "oil companies bave a liceme to eteal, lo continue lo fiJ prices, create artificial sbort,1ea and manipulate our lives. "I don't believe thie sbcMald ha ppen," he continue d. "I belleve that the declllon-muers who deellD our ener11 policies in thie state should have attes1 to all of the attorney 1eneraJ's records on this matter. The small amount l'n seen hu real· ly opened my eyea." * * * p,...p-AJ RULES ••• Uoawtcle, '5 mlnlmwn on each 1aaoUDepurdwe. Kia lmt8Uft plan ai.o WDUld call tor a llticlter 111tem to n.p eaeb automot.Ue otr die ~ oae da1 a "*· a.tee would dla· tribute ltkten to m«onaa ln· dleatlnl the d&J ot tbe week UM car ecdd not be driven. Newport Boulevard tn Coata ..... Police and service atatJoa operatGn Uarou1hout the ..,tr reported only minor dis· turbanee1 in the 1u line• and an apparent effort by some atatiou to re.tore the cowtesy ud level of Hrvice that diuppeared with tht ouet ol the crtata. .\r1U1Deata were reported la Huntln1ton Beacb wbere operators of Ray'a Uaioa '11 cm S prl n1dale S t re,.t Hl up a aepa ra&e line for driven of com· merclal vehicles. Motorist.a who tried to join tbe hne and were turned away made their feelings known lo atten· dants who feel that the innova- tion Is glvin1 customers faster service The gas outlook in Newport Beach appeared brighter today TOURISTS WORRIED OVER GAS PINCH-Al HOUSE MEMBERS OWN OIL STOCK--A19 GERMANS GUZZLE GASOLINE-81 wi th operators noting shorter lines and some stations report· ing that they have been getting m ore aas than the supplying company allotted them on May 1. A spokes m an for Newport Shell. West Coast Highway and Rive rside Avenue: said the sla· lion would be open Saturday "because we got a little more gas .·· A s pokesm an ror C roft's Chevron on Newport Boulevard said the station has been advised that ita supply or gas will be in· c reaseCi next week. Both reported shorter Jines as did Ken's Mobil in Corona del Mar. but a spokesman for Ken's said the station will not be open this weekend. Ca l i f or ni a Hi g hw ay P atrolmen have reported fewer traffic proble ms in the county s ince the crisis began and the reason appears apparent in an a na lysis issued We dnesda y bythe Or ange County Transit District. Passenger loads are up by 40 pe r cent a nd som e would·be passenge rs on certain routes have had to wail for the next bus as buses loaded to capacity pull away from boarding points. OCTD's dial·a·ride services are booked solid in the morning and altemoon peak hours, a dis· trict spokesman said. Dial-a·ride cars a re sedans like taxi cabs that carry up lo seven passengers whose destina- tions are matched up by a dis· pa tcher. The service is often contracted out to local taxi com· panies. Users of the service in the s outh Ora nge County area passed gas lines today that were reported as considerably shorter by service stali9n operators in San Clemente , Dana Point, Laguna Beach a nd San Juan Capistrano. Several service station owners said their May allocations of gas a re holding out and should see them through to the end or the month. But lines were just as long in Irvine where au service stations contacted reported that they wiU be cloeed Sunday. "Get your gas early Saturday if you want some for the weekend," was the ad· vice of one attendant. 1ito in Russia MOSCOW <AP > --Soviet P r esident Leonid Brezhnev greeted Josef Tito With a bear hug as he arrived in Moscow for four days of t alks, but it was ap- parent the Yugofilavian presi- dent, 87 this month, was in far better health than his 72-year· old host. Bre zhnev's health bas noticeably deteriorated in recent months and the apparent strain with which he walked was magnified in contrut tor Tito's energetic and vigorous move- ment. 'Wedding' Anmdled M~llPIDS, Tenn. <AP> -Chapcellor D . J . Aliuandratos has an· nulled tbe marrial_e of a 17 ·year-old Ii rl who tHllfied tier 1t-1ear-old "hu1band" turned out to be a woman. Tbe 1lrl'1 attorney, AudnJ katt, pneented a blrtb cmtlflcate lo court Wedne.day 1bowin1 her Clieal'I IJ08M WU born I woman. HomoMxual mar- rt•I• are forbidden by Tenn•11law.· Tbe mt....,. w9'o mar- ried the couple J.a a weU- attellded, formal church cenmaay t..ulled all the partlH to be married tlaoqllt U. poom WU I . ... .. ~ ......... LT. GOV. MIKE CURB SIGNS GAS-LEADING MEASURE GOP Aaaemblymen Don Aogera, Richard Mounttoy Watch Brown Raps .Curb's 'Political H ijinks' By Tbe Auocia&ed Presa Gov. F.dmund G. Brown J r.'s visit with President Carte r has assured increased gasoline sup- plies for California, but the gov- ernor 's success was marred by Lt. Gov. Mike Curb's order to ease the s hortage by relaxing lead requirements for gas. Al an airport news conference Wednesday evening, Brown de- nounced Lhe order, which Curb said would permit higher levels of lead in gasoline a nd increase production from refineries by as much as one million gallons a day. The Re publican lie utenant gover nor sa id the need for such an order was so urgent he could not wait for Brown to return. B ut Brown call e d the act .. political hijinks." addin~ he wo uld not rescind the order beca use it would have no legal effect. ·'I went back on business for the people or California to meel with the president a nd, during that kind of a visit, the Jieute· nanl governor lacks power un· der the Constitution to issue the order he did," Brown told re· parters after his aircraft landed: a t Los Angeles International Airport. * * * 'F,....PflfleAJ SIPHON ••. center, which handles inquiries from physicians a nd inquiries throughout Orange County, have involved cases or stomach dis· treas. A few have involved coughing and choking. "We certainly do not recom· me nd siphoning," Schapiro con· tinued . adding that If siphoning is necessary motorists should purch ase siphoning dev ices from hardware stor es rathe r than using their mouths . Falling Concrete · Kills I NSW YORK <AP) -A cb~ of coneret.e broU frolll a wt.ado-: a.di• and dropped ... a&oriea,• killln1 a 17·year-olcl Barnar& Colle1e freshman walktn1 alon~ a sidewalk on Manhattan 'a UP.: per West Side. : Robert Green said be felt help·: lea• u be watched b1a friend.: Grace Gold, die Wednesdar, ni&bt. · . "Sbe wu walkina ahead of me- witb a gtrUriead. I was wit& another boy and a lirl. I taw the thtn1 comtns down and I saw il bit her head," he said. : "I want lo be a doctor, and I: could do nothing. There was: oolhiDI I could do except watcb her die.• Miss Gold, of Brooklyn, wu pronounced dead at St. Luke'a Hospit.al alter e fforts to revive. her failed. · Building inspectors were sent today lo the building -owned. by Columbia University -lo de· termine why it happened. Some Columbia stude nts claim the- building is deteriorating and are demanding an investigation . ·'I think it's disgusting that: Columbia would let a buHding.. deterior at e like t his,'· saicl MariaMe Holden, a Columbia student. But university officials said bu ildings a r e "ins p e.cted pe riodically" and are we ll· maintained. Green, 20. s aid he and some friends were going with Miss Gold to a bank and then to a dis- co at the time or the accident. Miss Gold was struck as she walked down Broadway shortly aft.er 8 p.m. George Hines. the building· superintendent, said the con- c rete was a 12 by 8·incb piece of a window ledge. He said the fragment weighed about four pounds. A student said there bad been complaints for some lime about rra gme nls fa lling fro m the building. But Hi nes denied he had reports or concrete falling rrom the 12·story building. "It never fell before." Hines said. "ft was a freak accident . .'' EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dre me I Electric Engraver • fngrove1 ~rmo1'19nllY on metal. WOOd, pl01tlc. c•romlc1 6 mo1• • ,rotect vo1uo1>1es. dlscooroge in.11 • Perlecl IOI dOHlfll of hobOles 6 c 10111 MOOEL290 ONLY 1395 RATCHET TOOL SYSTEM 1/8" slotted blade O Phillips blade 1495 MINI EASY DRIVER 497 8-Pc. SCREWDRIVER SET Square blades tor eKtra turn· Ing pow er. Slotted tips Chrome vanadium TS8SO Twice the turning power - half the effort 1895 Rockwell • FINISHING SANDER Develope 10,000 opm. Flulh aandt on 3 tides, along verti· cal turfeces and In cornera. Front 1nd.reer handles for potltlve control. Double lntulalld for electrical aefety. 4401 M0·6 .......... MECJWUC onn (~\ 1H) (Ml l•l C"I -=--· -~ _... --. -----· --\ ---::::::--- 12-PC. TAP 1295 & DIE SET ( tl\lf'~ ~h,trp, t lhltl I tttllflll 111tqo•'J l11llt1d 1•.., !J <111!-;, !J loll}'•. rt"' •,1111 \ 8e HIP w 11•nrh fOl}P(. N(. N• 2-SPEED JIG SAW Fingertip speed Hlector: till· 1ng ban; antl·split bin In· nn. 4310 7~" Clrculer 229s SAW Has 9.0 amp motor; 5800 rpm. Te lescoping blade guard. Blade Incl. 4511 STORE HOURS: Mon. tin Fr.I. 9.9 s.t. 9-6, S.. IM ·- • I 17 \, Oraage CO.st EDITION Yo•rBo•et••• . O.lly New•pa~r VOL. 72, NO. 137. 3 SECTIONS, a PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNIA THUASDAV,MAV1~1979 TEN CE Superftsor Alleges Oil Conspiracy .. • ·f __ o.lty ,._ SIMt ,._ WANTS FILES OPENED County Supervlaor Cl•rk ay at:BF.C'<'A HJ:LM OI ... DeH\P .._ tlMt •;vldmo that m.,or oil corn panaet eot\llpal"t'd H Hrly u 1972 10 create the pr~aenl l•S Jborta1~ i• on file with CalUornja 'a Central District Court a.iMt sbould be releaaed to the public. Onnge County Superviaor Ralph Ch11rk charged Wednesday. With unarumous s upport of tbe bOard. he asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to explore what powers the supervisors have to force the sealed riles open. ··1 can't believe we should take the ulitiative in this mat ter. ·' Clark said. ·'I believe we should do more than call on somebody else lo open these records and to.make these docu- ments public." Clark's remarks came-dllring a public session of the county Board of Supervisors as he was reporting to his board colle111gues on the status or the gasoline crisis. Clark and Supervisor Harriett Wieder have been appointed by f llanna Freed After ·Year in PrisOn WASHINGTON <AP ) - Former Orange County con· gresaman Richard Hanna, COO· victed in the Korean influence· buying scandal, bas been re· leased from priaon after serving a UtUe mott than one year of a sill· to 30-month sentence, it was discloeed today. Hanna's release was ordered by U.S. District Judge William Bryant. There wa s no i m - mediate explanation for bryant's decision. Prison officials released Han· na Wednesday from Maxwell • Air Force Bue in llGDtpmel')'. Ala. 'Oley eaid be would be OD probation for the rest of bis sen- l uaee. Hanna, a Democrat wbo aened in the House from 1963 tbroqb 11'74, entered prison May 1.1178. l Hanna ple8'ded guilty in March 1978 to conspiring with South Korean rice d ealer t Tongsun Park and other South • Korean officials to defraud the U.S. gove rnment. A 40-count federal indictment had accused HaMa of being a partner with Park and two former diredors of the Korean Central In· teW.eoce Agency in a scheme lo ............. OUT OF PRISON Ex..ffep. Dick H•nn• ply members or Congress with cash and other gifts in exchange for action~ promoting South Kor.ean interests. ;Death of Newborn . : lrwestigated in Mesa i . ~ Costa Mesa police sa.id today tltey are investigating the death of a bewbom baby who died abortly aftel' his 14-year-old mother delivered him al home without waking the rest of her -· ~ family. 1, The 6'h-pound boy apparently · died of blood loss and rrom im· proper care after his birth Mon· t day. 'aid Ll. George Lorton. He said the mother bad con· Ylnced her parents she wasn't i preanaat and just needed to lose WC. sbe went into labor late at night. she stifled her cries and delivered the child herself. cul· ting the umbilical cord with scissors. Lorton said. The baby was left wnpped in a sheet while the mother dozed orr. When s he awoke. he was dead, Lorton said. The girl's family found them and called paramedics, Lorton said. The girl required surgery as a result of injuries she had suffered in the delivery. be said. Lorton said it was n't yet known whether-any charges would be filed in the case board Ctutirmu Philip Anthony to keep labe oo lbe crisis for the full board. The sealed informaUon Clark referl'ed to was gathered by the state Attorney General for an Hti·lruat suit fiJed a1ainat 10 major oil compaoJea in 1975. Clark, a former gas station owner. said be bas taken a * * * · special interest m the legal ac· lion. Sanfoi-d Ruskin, chief of the anti·lrusl division or the state Attorney General's Los Angeles office, confirmed tOday tbal such a suit exists. He said the defendants are Standard Oil of California, Tex- aco Inc .. Union Oil Co. of * * * California. Atlantic Richfield Co .• Exxon Corp .. Gett.¥ Oil Co .. Gulf OU Corp., Mobil OU Corp .. Phillips Petroleum Co., and Shell Oil Comoanv. ·'They do not want the con- tents of the document.a on me re- vealed to the public,·· said Depu· ty Attorney General Gary James of the anti-trust section of * * * the attorney general's office in Loa Angeles. Reasons offered by the oil companies in asking for tbte court order sealing the records included "protecting trade secrets and other hokum." James said. Charges aiail)S( the petroleum <See CIAaK, Page A!) '* * * 6-day· Car Use Eyed Car Stickers, $5 Minimum Proposed WASHINGTON <A P> -A pro· posal tha t would require motorists to leave their cars home one day a week gained support today as a possible sue· cessor to President Carter's re· jected standby gasoline ration· ing plan. The plan. being drafted by a group of House Democrats ac· live on energy issues. also would tenta tively require gasoline sales nationally of at least $5 per car. Under the propos al. car windshields wouJd have to bear stickers displaying a number from one to seven indicating the day or tbe week tbe vehicle couldn't be d riven. Motorists would pick the day and states would distribute the stickers. It would be illegal to drive a car on the day or the week in· dicated by tbe sticker and motorists doing so could be ar· rested or ticketed. The plan would apply na· lionally. Rep. Toby Moffett. 0 -Conn .. the main proponent of the pro.- posal, said the plan could be ~.~. gaaoline ,shortages It isn't as cumbersome as lhe defeated standby rationing plan, Moffett said. "Al we saw Jut week, lf you make it too complicated Congress will do a number on it." Moffett told a reporter. The president's domestic ad- viser, Stuart Eizenslat, met with backers of the proposal today to d emonstrate White House in- terest in the plan and to help with drafting. Backers said the plan also bas the blessing of House Speaker Thomas P . O 'Neill of Massachusetts and Democratic Leader Jim Wright of Texas. Rep. John Dingell, D·Micb., probably the most influential House member on energy is- sues, told reporte rs he thinks MoffeU's plan might help ease shortages and appears to have s upport in Congress. Dingell, chairman of the House energy and power s ub· committee. also said the pro- posal would not draw the kind of opposition that toppled Caner's coupon-rationing plan. And be said he favors giving the president the power to deal with shortages that can't wait for a full -fledged rationing scheme. More Coverage , Additional Harbor Area cov· erage appears today on Page Al&. "The disaster we have upon us is real, ~enous and will be of lengthy duration,·· Dingell said. Moffett proposed the plan after the House last week over· whelmingly turned down Presi· dent Carter 's standby plan for gasoline rationing, and Carter challenged Congress to come up with a rationing plan within 90 days Moffett said his plan isn 't an -...... -~··~---GRIEVING PARENTS OF IAVINE MURDER VICTIM A.lvtn •nd ll••lne AndeNon ll1Mt Repof'len Parents Mo1•rn Rites Held for Murder 'J-1.ictim By FREDERICK SCllOEMEHL OI -O.tllY ,.;1o1 ~!Ml The parents of 22-year-old Savanna Leigh Anderson of Irvine appeared publicly today lo decry the murder or their only child, described as "a fine, clean, intelligent, God loving. caring person." Mrs . Ma><inc Ande rson, tears streaming down her face. said the Monday murder was tbe work of an "obvious we irdo." "We 're trying to help others - we want to show that these peo· pie cannot get out or jajl, go out the door, and do these things to other people," she said. The nude body or Miss An· derson was discovered Monday night by Irvine police in her Woodbridge Me adows apart- m ent. She had been strangled and beaten. The Anderso ns appeared before reporte r s moments before the noon funeral services at the Church or Jesus Christ or Latter-Day Saints, Newport Beach 2nd Ward . Ttrey had . traveled here from their home in Salt Lake City, Utah. Accompanying the Andersons was Gene William Mills Jr .. Miss Anderson's fiancee. The couple bad anhounce<t their engagement to .their respective pare nts Sunday . jus t hours before the t ime of Miss An· derson's death. Mrs . Anderson said. Alvin Anderson, the father . said he had recently met Mills and was "most impressed" with him. It was Mills who summoned police to Miss Anderson's apart· ment Monday evening after she bad failed to res pond to telephone calls and knocks at the door. Al today's services he carried a single white flower to be placed on the closed casket. Mrs. Anderson described her daughter as a "very smart, con· cerned and athletic" child who excelled in music,. dance and other studies, including an· tbropology. final form and that he and a half dozen other Democratic mem· bers or the energy and power subcommittee plan to spend the ne><t few days trying to finis h writing it · Prosecutor Testifies At Trial By KATHY CLANCY 01ttl90.t1ty..i1ets- Prosecutor Robert Chatterton was called to the witness st.and today during Dr. William Wa«t:. dill·s murder retrial in the wak'l of a biller controversy surround· 1 ing a now-missing blue message s lip. Chatterton, in a surprise move Wednesday produced a purport· ed photo copy or the slip in an ef- fort to show that Waddill may have been in his office the night he allegedly strangled a pre· mature baby in the aftermath of a salinE' abortion. W add.ill h&as testified he was not in bis office across the street from Westminster Community Hospital, but was several miles away in his car enroute home when he was paged by hi!! answering service. Chatterton had been attempt· ing to show that someone at Waddill's office placed a call to the answering service the nighr of the alleged murder al th~ same instant Waddill was being paged by the hospital. That would have put Waddill about one minute away from the hospital rat.he r than the seven to ei~hl minutes a way as WaddiH contends. Waddill testified Wednesday the blue slip no longer was in a stack of hi!i answering servic~ messages. that he doesn't recall seeing it and cannot account for its whereabouts . Arter Chatterton took the wit · ness stand today. defense al· torney Charles Weedman told h im , .. You somehow inferred that he (Waddill) was responsi· ble for it not still being in UH: stack." "Absolutely." Chatterton shot back before the Orange County Superior Court jury. Chatte rton said he saw the a ns wering service message when Waddill let him thumb through them during a recent lunch break in the trial. Diedrich· Says He's Optimistic Miu AndeTson first became interested in leaving the Salt Lake City area during a family vacation to San Diego four years ago. Mrs. Anderson said. About 18 months ago, when an opening develope d at Com- mercial Credit Corp's Irvine of· fice. Miss Anderson quickly ac- cepted it. Waddill has testified he al· lowed Chatterton to do so "re- luctantly" after Chatterton as· sured him none of the slips which contain confidential pa· tienl information would be re- move d from Judge Byron <See WADDILL, Page A%) BJ GA&Y GllANVILLE ................. SAN DIEGO -As tbe ellbt· womaa. four.man jury tbat will decide bl1 fate od brlt.ery cUrlee llepD dellberatialla to- ' dQ, . Onmle County Su»enjlor llalpb Diedrich predletea be will ....._ be Hquttted or the jury wUI be unable to reach ·a venllet. . 1'T1Mn•, jUlt DO possible way, MMd on the evidence ln this ca... tbat tbe jury can returo ...... suUt1 ftl'dict. .. Diedrich ..... 818 ... were apokea •the ..... , ................ doan to ;.e.a ......... trial and .... NF .... 8 dMlllim ftlcb ·---• UDallilDOUI 11 to ...... ...... Ge jary not be ... Si .. Ml oplnioG, tbm lb woald nault ln • ml•· •· lildDrllrlclaaa well u co-IJI .... ..._, BOie woald be I : ....... Vf~ 8 8iCOGd • A.1'9 .......... ... of a series of invesUgations that began in late 1976, Diedrich lubed out today at the <>ranee County District Attorney's Of. fice. · ·u tbla cue doesn't prove to the citizens of Orange Co\mty ·that the DA'a office ia biased and prejudiced in tbia proeecu. lion. nothin1 ' ever will.'• Diedrich said. • Singled out for the county supervisor's harshest words was A11i1tant District Attorney llicbael Capiui, Diedrich'• pros· ecutorintbecue . ''Tbe vteiOulaea and lytq by Capbd bl Ida =•:z:: to U.. Jury ia I bos»e ... llftl to reant ••• Aid. Por Ida put, Caplal WM eon-• •t .. to let tbe f8Ctl ..... for tbemMlv. and tbe JUl'J deeJcle tbe ..... iD tbe trial bued OD tbe eftdmce." Tbe Jurr ta poadertna cbarpa of aollett.1111 ud neetvial ...... a1alut Diedrich and bl• eo- defend•, Leloy .... Aa ••• ditional charge ia conspincy to commit bribes . Start of jury deliberatioV came at the end of a seven-week trial. It broulbt to a bead Diedrieb'• 1'1·montb, $100,000 legal ft1bt to elear Nrmelf of ebarsee bnMtlbt against blm December 1$, im by the eounty grand jury. When summed up, those cbargee accuse the -U.year~ county supervisor with criminal· ly takinl *'5,000 from a develop. ment company lD return for bla support of a land use cleclakla PftdiDI before tbe Oraqe eo.. tr Board of Supervtaon ta Jm.'14. . Tbe allqatioea also 8Ceme Dtedrteb ol WetdJ prwarial tbe eompaa.J, Aaabelm Hilla lne., bM belplnc lllm obt8ID aa .. 000 buk .... . ii tbe jury ...... down a IUiltJ verdict • 8111 ol UM ,...,.._, Dleclrleb, wben HDteneecl, would au&om.UC:alb be removed from aftlee ad faee ~ pcmlble n ... ..,.,......,.. • <See PAllENTS, Pa•e AZ> 'Diamond Deal Jans 2 Men LOS ANGELES <AP> -FBI agents were aearcbing for near· ly half a milllon dollan in diamonds foUowina the anest of two La. An&eles men ln Florida. A federal complaint filed in Loe Mtelel ace'UIHI tbe men ol llletallJi. trandeniDI $1 mlllioD from City National Bank in Beverly lllU. to a New York dlamODd dealer. FBI a•enta an- nouneed bere. Tum into cmtody Wednes· day wu former City National Bank aeeretary llic.hael Joeeph Kelley, 2'7, and Rlchard Albert W •!'NP· •· a bairdreuer wbo 1bared XeUey's La. An••* ad· dreu. - Coast Weather Low clouds night and early mornin1 hours otherwise fair Friday. Lows toni1bt 53 to 57. Higu Friday·~ 83. INSIDE TOD~ 't' Prilbfe fllltgiag la becom- ing a ~ IPO'f. SH POllC Cl. ..... an·-!-D l tt ._......,. ca ....... . . ....-.. ,,....._.. a...._ ••n LM:...-........... .. ....... .............. ,.. = c .. ~ r.::-:. .. ·• ·: CMMcs •• ._.. aw Ot•••• A• ~·== AU ._....._a • .............. AW~ •• ..... I I l•n ftiMetn ••tt ~ Ct4...._ A4 *''' a ........ ,.. ............. I' --- .. Al twl.V Pft.OT N lhur9dg, Mex 11. •919 )08 £all• Se Far ' I I • ' ' I ' ' I I t • I , , I r i ! 1 -Ou-bun1ry Oran1e Count~ ' motorlab apparenlly are rt f learntnc the art of slphonin1 durlna tM iaM>llne ahortqe and 1 wlndlna up wlth upset atom~bl 1 and ottM'r •llmt'nta MS • result Or l,_vtd St-haptro of th• UCI Medlral C'f'nlt1r's polaon ct'ntcr. uad bi. ata!f hH r"Haved more than 100 callas the P••l 10 d•Y" from ancilv•duala •nd phyaiciaN inquiran1 about alpbonma related 1uollnt1 pcnsomna "Usually lt &an 't worth it t.o * • • : 'C'· Sticke~ ~Calls Jam . . i·Telephones . orange County oHices and city . police departments reported to· : day they have been s wamped : with inquiries for · ·c' · slickers ·which would exempt com· · mercial vehicles from the odd· : even gasoline sales restrictions. : Officers in Stanton said today '. they have yet to receive any of : the •ticker applications. : But county ~overnment of· . f'i cials said they have left it up to : individual city managers and ; police stations to come lo coun~y • offices in Santa Ana to obtain · the application. • Tustin police said they handed out S50 to 600 applications on Wednesday alone and Santa Ana police said they distributed more than JOO in the first six hours of the day. -The applications, which are to be available at libraries, police stations and cify halls, are to be processed solely by mail. Co unty """'J'ax Collector· Treasurer Robert Citron said about 300 sticker applications arrived in today's mail and are being processed as quickly as possible. He also noted completed ap· plications may be turned m', in person at bis Santa Ana office. but s licker s still would be m ailed after applications are processed. No stickers are being banded out over the counter. he warned. A $10 fee is charged for the sticke rs to cover processu~g costs. 1be sticker program 1s designed to help drivers of un· marked commercial vehicles identify themselves at gasoline s tations and in gasoline lines. Police in inland Orange Coun· ty communities and sheriff's of- fice rs in the unincorporated south county reported lines at stations were just as lo.lg as e ver for the most part today. * * * Ff'Olll Page Al ' CLARK ••• officials include "price.fixing, conspiring to co!ltrive sb~rtages, and of meeting an exclusave bars and private clubs to drive up the cost of gasoline." Clark said. The suit, however, has stalled 'in the courts by volumes of mo· tions filed by the defendants who also have bad the investigative records which have been en- tered sealed, be asserted. State officials believe it will be at least 1983 before the case ever comes to trial , the supervisor added. Meanwhile, Clark said, the •'oil companies have a license to steal. to continue to fix prices, create artificial shortages and manipulate our lives. "I don't believe this should happen," he continued. "I believe that the decision-makers who design our energy policies m this state should have access t'.o all of the attorney general's records on this matter. The smal,l amount I've seen bas real- ly opened my eyea." H DAILY PILOT 1,..o.-c-io..11,,.11o1 w1111-111u-. .,._,..._"""'···-·--... ·~°',.,.,. Putlih~(~r kp.tr•ffectllton\l't'• puOh\~ Monel•• ftwewqf'I fr~y fOf' (Ml• -"°· .. .._ -"· _ll.,..,..llH<lttF-14ttfl'IY4tli..,¥ lr1t.,..,~8e.C:"''°'1tf'ICOHt A ,,,,.. .. , .......... ,._I,..,, .. s.twcNn"nct ~., ""'°'"" __ ,..,.,....,._ ... ,JJO ...,,, 9 .. !!>1<"1 Co.a. Moo .... C.ot•"'""• "'1' ._, .. _ ...__,_.....,._ •••. a.1r1 Vi<el'rn ... "I ___ _ ,_ ......... Edi ... ,_ ... ......... Me .... 1.,.1.-.. (MfWtM. &.-. -~ "-" "'\l,1•111 Ma-119 EOllC>t\ , ••• , ...... (n4)14M»1 C1111•1•Mw•"'-~ siphon," Schapjro warMed "It 111 not a 1ood praC'UCt to l"•rn • · Sehapiro notf'd the majonty of tbe cal.111.avolve a amaU arncMant of 1atollne •n1t11tt'd into the stomach whlda U•H autro· antesunal di&C'omfort . a foul taste In th•· mo uth and com plalnta that ind1 viduali. are "bel<'h.lna lumeN " The dJ~mforta laat about l2 to 24 hours. Schaparo said, and usually can be treated with mUk or an an~<·ad If an ounce o r more uf gasoline is swallowed. Schapiro warned, efforts are m11de to rt! move the substance from tht· body quiC'ltly. as with 11 laxative The shorter gasoline stays m tht' gaslro·mtestmal tract, be ex plamed, the less the likelihood of damage. Seriou$ mjury can result, he continued, if gasoline accaden· tally goes down the windpipe in to the lungs rather than inlo 'the stomach Jn such cases some tbinl( called chemical pneumonia can occur. Schapiro continued, and the injury can be ratal. SC'bapiro said most or the calls r eceived al the UCI poison center. which handles inquiries from physicians and lbqulries throughout Orange County. have involved cases of stomach dis· tress. A few have involved coughing and chokin~. "We certainly do not recom· mend siphoning," Schapiro con· tinued, adding that if siphoning is necessary motorists should purchase siphoning devices from hardware stores rather than using their mouths. Sea,shore Parking Ban Set Residents or Seasho1'e Drive ·will be without street parking on Monday a nd Tuesday whil e Newport Beach city crews repaint lane lines on the st reel. The paint job is required so a one -way s treet system can be installed. Under the plan ap- proved by City Council members, Seashore will be one-way eastbound from 46th Street to 33rd Street. It will be one-way westbound from 48th Street to Orange Avenue. A city spokesman said there will be no parking on Seashore f~m 7 a .m. to 5 p.m . from 33rd to Orange while the painting is being done on Monday and Tues- day. The restrictions will be strictly enforced by police. he added. Service Set For Mr. Smith Of Newport Memorial services will be con· ducted Friday in Brawley for Hoxsie Y. Smith II, a part·tlme Newport Beach resident who died Tuesday at the age or 57. Mr. Smith, a prominent Im· perial County farmer, had spent most of his lire in Newport Beach. He was a 1940 graduate of Newport Harbor High School and had divided his time between homes In Br.awley and Newport since 1946. He was a graduate of USC and a veteran of the ,\rmy Air Corps in World War II. He was an active member of the state Sugar Beet Growers ADociation, serving as presi· dent of that organization from 1975 until his death. In Brawley, he served on the local school board and was ac- tive in the Elks Lodge and Rotary Club. He also served on the Imperial County Republican Central Committee. In Newport Beach, be was a member of Hoag Memorial Hospital's 552 Club, the Balboa Yacht Club and the Balboa Bay Club. . He leaves bil widow, Joan, and four aona, Hoxsie ID and Lindsar, both of Brawley, Bruce of Newport Beach and Kirk of Loa Anaelea. The family bas sui1ested memorial contributions to tbe American Cancer Society. ~FunStolen LOS ANGELES <AP> - Bur1lan wttb a pau key stole 1121.000 in jewelry and fun from the ae~urlty protect.S ~OD· domlnlam of Joan Borilllteln, 0 wealtlty Westwood . NII e.tate ... rator, police said. .. SLAYING YICTIM S•v•nn11h Leigh AndenlOll Su"'ey Re.,eala Statio~ (),_;- •te.M&LEY -,.. .. ..., ......... It ... tbe tuna ol tbe "adda .. to llne 'lP at the fu pumpa to-day and serv ce a talion operators reported lon1 lines formed u early H ~ a .m. by motorllta wbo9e platea end In the dee1nd dlstt. Aad tt seemed clear from a countywlde survey that very few, ll any, service staUona are partlclpatln1 ln the closure ur1ed earlier as a form of pro. test acainst federal eontrola on 1a1 aupplies. "We were open from 7 a.m. to 9 a .m . today and we'll open every day. Saturday and Sunday included, for as loal u our 1u supply luta, ·• commented an at- tendant at a Un.Ion 11 station 4Ml Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Pollce ..a11d aervlce alaUoca operators tbrou1bout the' county reported only minor dis· turbancea in the gas Jines and an apparent effort by some stations to restore the courtesy and level of aervice that disappeared with the onset of the crisis. Argumenta were reported in Huntington Beach where operators of Ray's Union 76 on Sprtn1dale Street set up a separate line for drivers of com- merclal vebicles. Motmilts no tried to Jo6D Uie llne and were turned awa1 _.. their feelino known to aUelf. danta who feel that tbe lnnovc· tlon ls livinl euatomers f .... aervlce. TOWllaTS WORRIED . • ova GAS PINCH-Al • HOUSEMBl8ERS OWN OIL STOCK--A11 OER11AN8 GUZZLE GAIOUNE-- Violent ,Deaths I .. inked? A spolteama11 for Newport Shell, West Coat Hl&lnvay and Riverside Avenue. said the •· lion would be· open Saturday "because we 1ot a little more gas." A spokesman for Croft'~ Chevron on Newport Boulevard said lbe station has been advised that ita supply of au will be '--- creased next week . lroine Police Probe Two Coast Slayings . Possible links between tbe strangulation and beating death of a 22-year-old Irvine woman and a bludgeoning death in Fountain Valley in March are among leads being pursued to· day by Irvine police in· vest11rators. Investigator Ron Veach said he has contacted Fountain Valley police detectives regard- ing their case. but said lt .is much too early to tell whether a link rxists between the two murders. Savannah Leigh Anderson, a secret.ary, was found dead in the bedroom or her Woodbridge Meadows apartment Monday 650College Teachers Vote on Union An estimated 650 full·time teachers in \Jte Coast Communi- ty College District were lo finish balloting today to select a teache r 's union to represent them in collective bargaining. Results of the first election in the district under a 1976 collec- tive bargaining law were expect· ed late today. . The district's 1,800 part-time teachers already have .mailed in their ballots, according to Max Russell, the district's vice chan· celor of employee relations. Teachers involved in the vol· ing are employed on the dis· trict 's two campuses. Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa and Golden West College in Hunt- ing ton Beach, as well as Coastline. the college without walls." Teachers can vote for one of four options. The major oppo. nenls are the Coast CTA·NEA, affiliated with the California Teachers Association 11n1t thP National Education Association, and the local chapter of the California Federation of Teachers <CIT>, affiliated with Ameritan Federation of Teachers and the AFL·CIO. Teachers could also vote for representation by the Coast Faculty Organization <CFO>. an independent group of teachers, or mark their ballots for "no representation." AcCOl'ding to Russell, one of., the three groups in contention must receive a majority of vote& cast in order to obtain exclusive bargaining rights with the dis· lrict. If there is no majority, a runoff election will be held in the future between the two top vote getters, said Russell. The election is being conduct· ed by the Public Employment Relations Board <PERB>, an agency appointed by Governor Edmund Brown Jr. after the Rodda act was passed. 'lbief Sought In Newport Newport Beach police are seeking a short, heavy.set burglar who broke into a Westcliff home and took valuables worth $2,430 WeclPea· day. Dorothy Madison of 1273 Rutland Road reported the theft when she discovered Wednesday afternoon that her home bad been ransacked . Police said they want to talk to a five-foot. four·incb, 2QO.pound man a neilbbor saw ln the vie· ' Um'• yard two hours before \be break·in ... discovered. 7th Church Seized SAN SALVADOR, El Salvidor (AP> -Antl·SoVernment mill· tanta wbo bold 1' boltal• ill tbe Fr•n~b anr"Veneauelan BID· baulea have selaed tbelr 1eveatb Roman Catholic Cbarcb . Members of tbe Poou1ar Revolutionary Bloc, .El Salvador's 1tron1ut antl- 1ovetnment IJ'OUp, oecupMd the 'Marta AwdHMora Cbureb Wed· neHIJ m,bt. ., night. She had been strangled and beaten on lh«! head with a blunt object. The body wa11 nude. Veach said today he would not reveal whether the attractive woman had been Alran~led by hands or some other me ans. . And the Investigator uld only "poHibly" when asked if Miss Anderson bad been sexually as· s aulted. lie would not elaborate. * * * F....,P.,,eAI PARENTS. • •'She and her dad were off within a week," the mother said. "I don't carry a grudge," Mr. Anderson said. "We've forgiven whoever did this. But we're cheated for the next 20 years. ··we were becoming ao close .. We bad recenUy commented on bow much she bad grown and matured," he said. The last time Mr. Anderson saw his dau1ehter was three weeks ago during a business trip to Southern California. Friends and fellow workers from Commercial Credit al· tended today's services. The body is expected to be sent to Sall La ke City for services and burial there. Joan Virginia Anderson, 28, and not related to the Irvine vie· tim, was killed in her Fountain Valley home March 8. Her body, dothed in a nightgown, was found in a guest bedroom. She had been bludgeoned, according to police. Veach, appearing worn from the long hours he's puUlnc in on the Irvine case, said interviews with Savannah Anderson's friends and associates would continue today. Part of those checks will include checks or their backgrounds, Veach said. Miss Anderson was employed al Commercial Credit Corp. 's regional headquarters in Irvine for about o ne yea r . her s upervisor. Ken Bergerson, said. Commercial Credit provides consumer loans through lbe Uoited Stat.es. Bergerson. regional opera- tions manager. said Miss An· derson bad transferred to the Irvine office from Salt Lake City about one year ag&. "She was a secretary here. just a s uper secretary,·· Bergerson said. "Just a super person." "We're all so s hook shocked ... I just can't say anything more." Bergerson said. F,,_P.,,eAI WADDILL. • r.tclllllan's court. Weedman ~ked Chatterton .. day why he earlier bad said in McMillan's chambers that ttie slip "never left the courtroom.': "Well, I bad understood that the concern. . . that there were slips dealing with confidential information or patient doctor re- 1 a tions bi ps," the prosecutor replied. "I can assure you that I cer- tainly didn't intend to lie about that," Chatterton continued. He said he "made no secret" about copying the now-missing blue slip to either the court clerk or the people in the district at- torney's office. Yet, he conceded he didn't tell the defense until he began cross examining Waddut. Waddill, wbo finished lestify. ing today continued to deny strangling the baby. He told the jury the infant was dead or ir- reversibly on the verge of death wl\en he arrived al the hospital. As for the "'blue slip" con- troversy, Waddilt said il wouJd have made no difference in the inrant ·s chance for life had he arrived within one minute of his page or seven to eight minutes. EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dremel Electric Engraver • Eng rove' pem101 Mll'lftr on m91ol. wood. plaltlC. CetatlltCl ·-• Protect vo!Uoblei. dlSCOllfoge !Nit • "9lfec1 lo! do19fl1 ol hobt>l91 •crotn MOOEL290 ONLY 1395 RATCHfT TOOL SYSTEM 11a ·· slotted blade O Pt11lllps blade 1495 MINI EASY DRIVER 491 8-Pc. SCREWDRIVER SET Square blades for ektra 1urn· Ing power Slo11ed tlps. Chrome vanadium. TS8SO Twice the turnmo Power - hall the eff0<1. 1895 Rockwell • RNISHING SANDER Develop9 10,000 opm. Flulh Nnds on 3 sides, along vertl· c.t aurf~ end In cornert. Front end reer hendles for potltlve control. Double lntuleted for electrical safety. ...01 M0-6 - --~ L - ' (Yo~ .. , ~~ ~) A ) 1 ~--_,,_... ~ . --.---., ~--_ ' 12-PC. TAP 1295 & DIE SET G•vl'" 5h,1rp •• 1e.111 1:1111 1nq •«IQ"" Int l11d,.-., 'l rt,,.., !> 1,11).,, 1111· !>IOCk & loJP wumch I012PUNON._ 1895 2-SPEED JIG SAW Fingertip tpeed tetector: tilt· ing bete; enti·split beM in- 1ert. 4310t 7%" Circular · 271s· SAW I • Has 9.0 amp motor; 5800 rpm. Telescoping blade ouard. Blade Incl._ 011. S ORE .HOURS: MOL thru Fr.I. 9.9 Sat. 9·6, S.. .1.M ·- • --.-..... -• t 1, t97'9 DAILY PILOT No ~Panie Buf/itlfl' Of GIU iti ltlesa •1 IAaDS n•AN .... ..., ...... • What panic 1Ml1lal. PNaldmt Carter' Tba& WM Ute qUMllon HrvWe al•lioe wcwke,. and motorilta •aillnc paUenUy ln line were aallni w..sa... day. when a random Hmpllnt showed m01t people are t,uylq IU DO more than utaual. MANY• .._.a etJDl"ION&D at taar.-atataGM oa N•wport loWevard In cosa.,_ Mna aaad lhey buy leu fr.· quenUy than I.My uaed to . "I never UHd to let It tet thls low before," Hld Rick Brownback ol lrvlne. a computer consultant. ''I don't Ub walUq ln Unes. My tank's IO low today I'm afral~ of run nlna out." Ht.had been wait1n1 for l~ maoutea at the Arro at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard TH£ OTHO STATIONS rhecked were th~ Go-Lo •t N~wport Boulevard and Bay Street, and the Pa.Im StaUon at 1740 Newport Blvd. Lines at lunthtime Wednesday were short under 2tl minutes at all three stations but few people appeared to be linin& up Just to grab a few gallons. "A lot of the m are empty and are pushing their cars. or they run out at the pump," said Donna Sawyer. who works at the Palm Station "Most of our business 1s empty tanks Like bag cars that will take their 20-gallon maxim\lll," she said "THERE IS NO TWO or three-gallon buying," said Harry Adessaan, manager 01 the Arco. as he shooed a rare wrong.plater out of line. "She said she had to get gas to go somewhere." he sighed. "I told her if I called the police it would be a $500 fine."· The smallest purchase observed at the three stations was 31h gallons purchased by Kevin Severson. an Orange Coast College student who had walled for 20 minutes. But then, his car's lank only holds seven gallons. AT THE GO·LO STATION, manage r Agnes Stokesbary said 'there hasn't been much trouble with peo- ple topping off. "Most of our cars are five or more gallons." she said. "We don't have any paoie " Brown Hits .. ,..,~ LT. GOV. MIKE Cl:IRB SIGNS GAS-LEADING MEASURE GOP Assemblymen Don R099ra, Richard Mountjoy Watch Gas Lines Bl.amed On 'Selfishness' LOS ANGELES (AP> It"s no surprise that fights are breaking out in the long lines at California service stations, says a psychologist who sees it all as part or a nationwide trend or looking out for No. l. "We train our youngsters to 1et ahead or other people, to win over other people and lo climb up over lhe shoulders of other people and we leach them that if you don't you're a fool or a weakling ..... observed Roderic Gomey, director of UCLA's pro- 1ram on psycho·social adapla· uon a~ the future. "The whole trend in this coun· try is to look out for No. 1. So now to ask human beings in a moment of stress to begin acting * * * sociably and to withhold greedi· ness is asking quite a lot." Gorney said in an interview Wednesday. Gomey said some of the ag. gression may stem from "a sense of outrage at inequity people don't feel the shortage js being fairly distributed. "When a person has been waiting in line for an hour and a ha lf and somebody comes along and puts a sign that says 'last car' on the car in front of him . . it's hard not to thirik, 'll 's because I'm a woman or a Chicano or-because I'm driving anoldbeat·upcar.'" And. 'he said people see the shortage is not being shared by other slates and they're not sure whether it ·.s a result of manipulation or profiteering. Fimup ~.·Xe~,• Some suspect California is be-1~ U ing made an example to spur conservation. Man A k d In addition, he said, many ttBC e ~pie ~ave t~ notion that hap. SANTA CRUZ <AP> --A San· paness ll thei~ due an~ there's always a pill ror illness ta Cruz. man was released on depression or bad luck ' IJ,000 bond after he alle1edly as. "A portion of our di~tress with aaulted a service station the 181 shortage is baaed 00 tbls operator who refuaed to flll tbe · affront to ow-sense of bavin1 a tanks in bis commercially divine rigbt'"\o perpetual bappi· llcemed vehicle, police said. neas .. '. We just area'\ as well Robert <?Ulluon pulled into r.repand for fnaatration u fess. Bill lleeko •station Wedoelday adulpd previous 1eneratioaa •• ._kine 1uollne but Meeko re-· IUled to Mrvlce him, •aid Lt. !l'om llarketello of the clt1 -----. Ir.!11-Man llOllce d9partment. Gllliuoa tot .1Y.llX11Ja .aJ.08 IMlt ol Ida Yeblcle and an arru· -----. , •••ko was treated at balltiniean lbpitaJ for cuta and l.rail~ and * .. Hated in sat11factory condition, the ltolp6t81 utd. .. SANTA CLARA CA Pl Muael V. Bello, 35, of San Joee an employee at the Owens· Coming Ji1berglua plant, died when he fell into a chemical mhdq vat duriq cleantn1. the Santa Clara County coroner said. "' f~: • ~~tsli!!~~-t;;·" > t':f f o.tW ,. ........ P-... AGNES STOKESB~RY HEADS 'EM UP AT MESA STATION 'Panic Buytng' Theory Squelched by Coeat Motorlata The only real problem the station has. she said. Is peo- ple arriving with $20 bills. Sinee the station doesn't take any credit cards. check~ or travelers checks and keeps a minimum amount of cash on hand. workers frequently run out of change, she said. "We'renotthe Bank of America." Here are comments from some customers at the three stations: Jobn Williams of Cos&a Mesa: He uses about five gallons a day and. since his tank only holds JO gallons. fills up whenever il"s his turn. o. Everett Tlltbel1 of N•••ert Beae•: Be said he now buys 1aa less often. "I used jo juat atop in uy time. ~ r tiave to-feave wort lD tbe daytime to let lD line '8'QIY 1as. " Carol Dedla&er of lrvlae : "I just don't 10 anywhere. I'm more conscious of wbea I so to one end of town, making sure I have more than one thins to do." Sbe said she was buying gas for her ln·lawa, who have~ make three trips a week to the hospital. Ryaa Mlller of Cos&a Meta: · · J buy gas less often. I used to just put in a buck at a time. Now I pro· craatinate." Mltell Carlson of lrvt.e: "I always lel it 10 to empty and I still do.·· Barbara Todd of Coa&a Meaa: Sbe was fillin1 up for the second time this week because abe bad to drive to Los Angeles. "but normally I still do it once a week." Bob BJorneby of Coro•• del Mar : "I panicked today I've got about a quarter of a lank left. I figured Friday's going to be a hassle and the line was short.'· He said he saw the line from his office nearby. Joe Zimmer of Costa Mesa: He also works neu a gas station. and noticed the short line. "I'm the kind of person that has always waited till the last minute, so t.be half tank thing has never bothered me. My time's too valuable to wail in line. I think we can lick this problem. People will use less gas just by being aware." Sandy Barsamian of lrvlne: "There's no way I'd buy gas in Irvine because of the lines." She said she still fills up once a week when her gas level reaches a quarter of a tank. "It hasn't really been any different to me." Karen Riller of Chino, who works in Costa Mesa : "You have lo always make sure you 've got enough gas lo get to work. The odd.even is great but I find I have to make SUl'e my car is over half a tank. Before, I used to drive around on a prayer but now I can't take a chance. ··1 buy gas here because it's so bad in Chino. people spend the night in their cars." CUrb's 'Political ffijinks' By Tbe Associated Press Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's visiL with President Carter has assured increased gasoline sup- plies for California, but the gov- e rnor's success was marred by · Lt. Gov. Mike Curb's order lo ease the shortage by relaxing lead requirements for gas. At an airport news conference Wednesday evening, Brown de· nounced the order, which Curb said would permit hig_her levels of lead in gasoline and increase production from refineries by as much as one million gallons a day. The Republican lieutenant governor said the need for aucb an order was so urgent he couW not wait for Brown to return. But Brown called the act "political hijinks," adding he would not res cind the order because it would have no legal effect. ··1 went back on business for the people of California to meet with lhe president and, during lllat kind of a visit, the Heute· nanl governor aCJCs power un. der the Constitution to issue the order he did,.. Brown told re. porters alter his aircraft landed at Los Angeles International Airport. Staie Air Resources Board chairman Tom Quinn, who ac· comp·arued Brown. Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and the California congressional delega. lion in their mee ting with Carter, disputed Curb's claims of increased fuel production. The ARB chief said gas pro· duction would be raised only by one-tenth of l percent. while the extra lead in the fuel would in· crease pollution by 75 percent. * * * Orego_n Flays 'Reward' to Cal,if omiam SALEM. Ore. <AP> Oregon Gov. Vic Atiyeh accused Presi· dent Carter today of rewarding Ca lifornia for bungling its re s ponse to the gasoline shortage. He said Carter 's decision to give the nation's most populous state a 100 percent allocation is a "slap in the face" lo other gov· ernors who have asked their citizens to cut back driving. ·'This governor assumes that this aecision, in part, is engen· dered by political motives that far outweigh fair and equal treatment." Atiyeh said in a let· ter to carter. He said his only solace might be tbat Carter will grant all states 100 percent or last year's IHOllne and diesel supplies. "Ure1on1ans have not panicked, have not lined up at tbe 1u stations and they have !Wponded to tbe cry to modif)' their drivin1 habits," ttie Republic•n 1overno'r said. "CalifornlaDI have not. ''Whether their problem is a result ot poor communications ee.rly on by tbetr toffmor and their 1tate Department of Enero or tbe federal pvem· ment, coupled with boardinc and PIDiC bu>'lnl. tbe rnulta have been Joni lines, early cloau.res ~n(l chao&," AU)'eh added · Curb found himself in somethlng more like a comedy a rter a Keys tone Kop-style freeway chase to correct an er· ror .i.'1 the gas.related executive order. Things started out s imply enough for the acting governor. Wednesday afternoon. when Brown was still in Washington conferring with Carte r about the gasoline shortage, Curb signed the executive order in San Fran· cisco allowing refineries to put more lead in their gas in order to increase gasoline production. The order was duly delivered to the secretary of state·s office here to be officiaUy recorded so it cou.Jd take effect. But the secretary of state·s of· fice found a typographical error which appeared lo invalidate the order. It read: "I hereby sus- pend . . ,,, .any regulatory pre· visions found consistent with this order" when Curb actually meant to suspend provisions In· consistent with t~ order Efforts by Curb aides to make a correction on the copy he had s igned were rejected by the secretary of state's office. which sa id a new order with Curb's signature was needed. But by this time. about 5:20 p .m .. Curb's tenure a 5 acting governor was nearing an end. Brown. already on his w\Y home, wa s due l o e nter California airspace at 7 p.m. and Curb. tn San Francisco. was 1 ~ hours and 85 miles away from the secretary of state. So Curb's lwo·car entourage set off for .Sacramento al s peeds of up to 90 mph. said one motorcyclist who saw the· o-ars and followed them. • · 1 thought it was something official and I just got a little 1Ul· gry.·· said the cyclis t . a Sacramento law student who also told reporters that the cars ran four r e d lights in Sacramento. "l wanted to see wbo thls was. Here we are sitting at ~ and these guys go sailing through.·' SOFA BE.D SALE! Queen and full aize •These ar«i V8fY comfortable sofa beds IOf 11ttinQ • .nd steeping . •A wide selection of lab11cs and colors to chO<>Se lrom •Reversible backs and seat cushions. SAVE 20o/o Several Styles To Choose From Sale Period May 17th Through June 2nd Tra.•ltl•••I ltea•ty wit~ ••· 11..,. ........ iert, ali• It ee•wert• .. a ee•l•rtaltle 1te• Yrv Favorire ~WIN B• Happy ToANist You. H.J.GAR~ElT fURNll1JRE PROFESSIONAL INTEnlOR DESIGNERS Open Mon .. Thur\, & Fri. Ens. 22 15 HARBOR BLVD . COSl A MESA CALIF. '· Th"'1d9y. May 11. 1t11 ........ ,. 1979 ~ .. , ,. ~-:~ ~·-·····-Steep. Housing -- ---- Decline Eyed <Allif ornia Crazies OlJa CAUl"OaNlA COlllCS:' No doubt becauH ot our toq llDea lD the •UOllne 141.._...; and 90IDe ot the HDY IO kap-oo, people ellewbere ln UUa ~try now beUeve what tbeJ atwa11 1uapecled: C&UlonUa la Indeed the land or nuta. WASHINGTON (APl -1U1Uta IDOl1PI• CMta aDd falUu coa- •trunJoa raa.. wUl p&ape tbe bomi"C Wuatry for ma.t of the re- mainder of UUa year. aay boulllll experts. TM pndlcUoaa came followinl a report by the Commerc:e Depart· meat on Wednelday that hfM•IDI 1tarta decllned 2.1pereent1D April. They are •n>al. T1M people atanclln.a ln •u line11 areo't cruy-jUllt lrrttat.ed·...a M.rueed. Tbe men and wom•.,...... tM 1u at.elkm .,.., aany . Jual tired and weariedollt all. The real people wbo bavti clearly loot bananaa over lb.ii wbo&e tblq are our California polillctans. Tbey'n become twttty. · CONllDU THI: MIKI: and Jerry Show ft rar out It'• Ute Mike & Jerry Show. With Som t~ Swulrick Throto11 In strips the old Tom & J erry animated cartoons where the comic cat and mouse chased each Olber all over lhe screen witb slapstick antics. Mike and Jerry make Tom & Jerry look like their chasinp were perfectly sane. Consider the plot: Whll• tbe drop was small, Michael Sumlchraat, an e~mlat ror the National Ar.· 11ociaUoa ot Home Bullde", said 11 teeper decllnea are ibead becauae money for home morta .. es la &rowing scarce. SU•IC'llaA81' SAID savings and loan aasociatlons, which provide most of the financing for home building and bUYUl&. sus- tained a net loss of deposits of $1 billion in April u savers looked ror more profitable investments. 1 Related analysis. Page 86. > ·'They'r e running out or money .... The same thin< is continuing in May," be said, not- inK that the gasoline shortqe in California is poslng another prob- lem. "Housing needs traffic, and traffic ls dropping sharply.'' Meanwhile. two economists for the United States League of Savings and Loan Associations predicted home mortgage loan rates will increase to 11 percent or h igher by early ran. up from an average of 10.34 percent in April. itself a record. THE Z..1 PEaCENT drop in housing starts in April to an an- nual r ate of l,749,000 followed a 29 percent increase in March. The April total WU conaidered aatiafactory, even tboutb it wu 20 percent below the pace at the same Ume lut year, when 2 millioa bouliq units were built. "It's not a bad number, but it ·a one ot the Jut two moatba of good number s ," said Sumichrut. The Commerce Department said building permits for new housing fell to an annual rate of 1,517,000 in April. down I percent frotn March and down 21 per- cent from a year earlier . SAUL II. KLAMAN, president or the Nat.iooal Association of Savinp Banks, aaya the housing industry races a mild recession because or high interest rat.ea, predictin& total atarta for this year will drop as low as 1.6 million units. Vondal S. Gravlee. president or the National Association of Home Builders, said concern over higher interest rates com- bined with a drop in savings leads · him to conclude there won't be any increase in housing starts at least for the remainder of this year 4 ne.taurant Buras A replica of a steer· atop the OK Corral Restaurant in Tucson. Ariz., was damaged when the restaurant was gutted by fire Wednesday. It was the second major blaze in the city in less than a week. Workmen bad begun in- stalling a rir:e sprinkler system there earlier in the day. GoYemor Jerry rues off to Washington to get more gas for California. Lieutenant Governor Mike promptly lakes over the big chair in Sacramento and signs an order easing pollution standards and allowing more production or leaded g~line. Islanders Battle U .Se Military llVT WAIT! There's a typogra"Phical error in his t:X· eculive order. Me anwhile, Governor Jerry is wj~ging back home and will soon become governor again. Lieutenant Governor Mike is stranded in San Francisco and must race back to Sacramento to ink a corrected order. They're racing each other, one by jet and one by car. Who won? Who was governor when the.gas order <correct- ed) finally got signed? Will it stand up? Will il fall down? Our state and the entire nation wait breathless ly for the thrilling conclusion of the Mike and Jerry Show MEANWIDLE BACK in Washington, our sage senior citizen and millionaire senator, S.J. Hayakawa, had his brief moment at center stage in the comedy. · From bis lofty perch or age, wisdom and atnueace, Hayakawa in one grand sweep solved tbe entire California guol.lne problem. In a nutshell Ctbat's a good term here>. our sage senator suggested that we just let the poor people walk. They're unemployed. so they don't need cars anyway "LET THE GASOLINE go up," Hayakawa intoned, to two bucks. or S2.50 or maybe even S3 a gallon. That'll dis· ~courage the poor from buying it. And as for the wealthy , like himself, why, lhey'U always be able to afford a few gallons, no matter bow much it costs. You begin to wonder if old Senator Sam ever intends to come home again. It might be hazardous to his health. Good Lord, after all this, it's no wonder the people back east think we're kinda weird out here. Marine Held In Scare Calls VIRGJNlA BEACH. Va. <AP>. -A Marine Corps sergeant who allegedly terrified area women by threatening to cut off their children's ears and "m ail·them back in a box" has been arrest- ed and charged with making more than a doze n obscene phone calls, POiice said. Detective N.D. Ferguson said a bogus newspaper ad resulted in the arrest of Robe rt L. Elmore. rl, a Marine Corps gun. nery sergeant stationed at Camp Elmore in Norfolk. VI EQUES. Puerto Rico <AP > · Fishermen and their sup· POrters tried to block an a m- phibiou.c; assault exer.(!ise on this tiny Puerto Rican island used by the Navy as a tarttet range. U.S. Navy personnel briefly detained 12 members of the band and a woman reporter Wednesday Mobil to Quit · Mi~A.tlantic Exploration ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. <AP > Mobil Oil Corp. says it is giv- ing up exploration off the mid· Atlantic coast after reporting the industry's 13th dry well in the Baltimore Canyon Trough. Only three drilling rigs remain in the area off New Jersey and Delaware. a lthough a few more are expected lo begin wells on new lease tracts later this sum· mer. Mobil is the fifth oil company to give up on the mid·Atlantic drilling area, which the govern· me nt predicted may hold as much as 1.02 billion barrels of oil and 13.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas . Rain Storms Cpntinue Plaim, Mississippi Valley Soaked Te•~rat•,... Ml Le 91c• ... mi ..... ~~Ai~ .. a ~ '° '° 7f 50 II 5t ... . 7S 40 1• S4 .., '7 " . 71 .. 70 5' .. ~ s• :u es '° ,. SJ .. . .. 42 n 11 ... IS .. 11 ~ " 6S ., ... , 71 St ,. S7 " ... .. " ., 7• ... .. ... n .. )' 4S .. •7 70 " .. " .... ... •7 ... 7• st .... .... " ... .. ., --:r= ':'::" MonNr4'"°" II W0<1 00 not --.--.&30p m Ull0.'°'97 p fll Oftd-01111¥W•ilbol<M141- 9i1111d9r ..., ~ II ,o,P am C1111 ...... It a fll -yOul COClv Wiii ... ---.... f I ;I IC .._ °""" OollnlY -MM•t ..._~ .... Oft -~ __ I.... ..... .. '°" ci.-. 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Juan Saez Burgos, attorney ror the association. sltid be would bring suit next Monday on grounds the civil rights of ~ detained were violated. THE FISH ERM EN ha ve joined the government of Puerto Rico in seeking an injunction to bait. naval bombardment and maneuvers on their island off Puerto Rico's southeast tip. They say the fragile offshore reefs are being damaged and the ir livelihoods are en- dangered. The Navy s ays Vieques offers an ideal mix or facilities for training the Atlantic Fleet and is essential to the national defense. Six small ftshmg boats tried lo block the invasion or Blue Beach on the island's south coast. Am- pbitSiol.ls trat ked vehicles and landing craft easily got by and la nded within minutes or the scheduled H·bour. THE F1SIUNG BOATS, carry- ing about 3S protesters, then headed back to a camp set up the night before in the gunnery and bombing range about four miles east. where they found Navy personnel awaiting them. Ulstro Opens Talks ·With ·Mexico Chiefs COZUMEL. Mexico IAP> -Fidel Castro, who left the Mexican coast 23 years ago to begin bis revolution. was to return today for the first time for talks with President Jose Lopez Portillo. The bearded Cuban president also plans some skin diving. Lopez Portillo was lo be accompanied in the talks by his new f o re i g n m i n i s t e r . J or g e Cu SA HAD A szt m ·tr 0 Casteneda, who replaced San· . . . • 1 n tiago Roel Garcia in a major trade deficit with ~ex1co last . · year and wants Me:ucan goods Cabme_t s~eup on the eve or and materials to develop its Castro s amval. island industries. Castro was expected to dis- cuss increasing tb.e S2 million Cuba exports to Mexico in rum. cigars and nickel and talk about buying Mexican o il. fishing questions and Central American affairs, sources said. Lopez Portillo wiU ·meet with Castro again Friday and a joint communique will be released. Castro plans some skin diving Friday morning to look at coral formations in the turquoise waters surrounding Cozumel island. sources said. • Beat the Rat Race. ' Save time and money shopping the advertised. values in the only Orange Cou~ty daily newspaper tailored specially for the communities along the Orange ~oast -the helpful DAILY PILOT 642-4321 • ----.-.-.- _ .... ----..--·- . . --..:--~- Natural caeet evldeDf'e aucta raa.-WOUid do eo. ''NeMMr ,....._ DDr evidenee emu lbowlaa tbe method •dolMd wW ~ la eomervtaa mon utaral pa,•• JuaUce Wllfiam Clart wrote for tbe court. "llDiler the comiiilliiOii'a plan, re«ruced eonaumpUoD by DOD· realdeaUal rooaumen may be more than offHt by &be coaaump- Uon ot NlidenUal cuatomen," Clart added. Tbe cue wu ftled by tbe cautorala llaaufacturen Auoda· Uon ud tome tndlvl• al f1nm aftelo &be PUC 1raated Paelllc: Gu and Eledric: Co. a $58.4 mlllion rate lnc:reue, a -.1.1 miWoa ln· creue to 8outbem Califorai:a Gu Co. and"· 1 mtwoa to Saa DielO Gaa aair£lictric co-. - AU rates -except the special lifeline cateiory wblcb applies ,.....,...,17,1171 Otoa .. to baaie rmideatlal aeeda -were lDc:nued. The c:ommitaloD aet up a fl...U. rat. atnaetun wMlll cbarpd U. .,..,,_.price per tMr1D to bllb·~ 11111111111 ''el u.aen. Tbe ant hi..,... rat. wa claarltJ~UMrrutillle eamm udll uaen - a type of aerviff freqaeatly purehaMCJ l)Jlar .. iiiiitilii( ID a CODCUl'liq oPiDioD. JUIUee StaaMJ llOlk, WU JalDlcl bi Chief JUltiff ·RoM Bfnl and JUIUee Frank New ... la 811'111DI the findlnp were laadequate. l• Referrtnc to a .lt'18 dedlloe ba aaotber PUC c... ._. chutbed the majority for tta deeiaiona wblcb are .. obUYloua to tbe' commmtoo'a violation of tbe law when small eoasum.a are ba- volved but perceive the pl"0b4em clearly wbeD lu .. eomu... are affected." Gas Storage Fatal Move_ MN BEllNARDINO <AP> ''I've bed my ef7lal .,.U.." Tammer J-.en said Wednnday • aM lu bl a " _.,.taJ bed recuperatiq from • ,. .. ._.fueled flre t.bat eaplfed ber apartment Md kllld ber lwlbud and three children. ,,. .......... the ...... of dollena in recent weeta u.t laave left aeveral people de8d and more &bu • llUund. .. , ftlare if we didn't bave the cu sborta1e. it WCNld ..-baft oceurred.'' abe saya bitterly. "I loet197famllyoverlt." LMt we dsend. the ,,_.had been· movinc from JIQmaea, on tbe eaatem edge of Los Angeles County, to EdcemonUn Riverside County The rented movinc van ran out of eas and the Jeoseaa couldn 'l find a service station open. So tbey siphoned the gMS out of their cars and stored it ln .three five-gallon cans in their apartment. planll.lDC to fUlish movina the next day. During the night, a apart from the wall furnace ien.lted fumes from two of the aas cans in the Uviq room, fire officials said . Mn. Jensen ran for help but none of the other family members escaped the apartment. The dead were Vernon Blair Jensen, 33, and Mrs. John.son's three children -Casclus Ellis Gaines, 8, Bersbeda Shoshana Gaines, 6, and Sonya Michelle Johnson, 5. LOS ANGELES <AP> -A special committee at the Univeralty of Southern California recommended Wed- nesday that the college discon· tinue Us relationship with a private foundation established to provide funds for a proposed campus Middle East Center. STATE prime home loan rate to ll 'h percent. compared to the 11 to 11 ~ percent rate charged by moat major mortgage lenders. SCooting Through Tlae Air Financial reliance on the Mid- dle East Center Foundation would "coaflict with the normal fund-raising procedures current· ly employed by tbe central ad· miniatratioQ," said the blue rib- bon committee, convened in November by university presi· dent Jebn R. Hubbard. OUTallluRapped LOS ANGELES <AP> -A suit aimed at blocking the slate coastal commission's approval 'of two storage tanks included in tbe proposed Standard Oil of Obio'a Long Beacb oil terminal wu filed Wednesday in Superior Court. Tbe action by the Citi1ens Taat Force OD Sohio. a DOD· ,. l . profit association seeking to pre- serve the environment, seeks a writ of mandate. Marbar'• Ear Cut .OCEANSIDE <AP> -Police have ~~~ntifi~ a young Marine found staggering along the roadside with multiple stab wounds and his left ear cut off as 17-year-old Cecil Bason. ·Police later arrested five sus· pects. including two juveniles, on charges of attempte d murder, assault with a deadly weapon, mayhem and robbery. IAHI• Ratr Bllu!d LOS ANGELES <AP> Fidelity Federal Savings and Lou Association has raised its (7141987-131& (714 118-1381 (714 829-3&93 Dick Clawson or Visalia banks over an or· chard in his 140-pound Mitchell Wing flyer. manufactured in kit form in nearby Portervill~. The manufacturer says he builds the kits for those who can afford a motorcycle but would prefer to own a plane. Wallace E. Bowen, senior vice president, said Wednesday the association experienced a buildup in loan commitments so s trong that "the previous rate of 11 v, pettent was not holding it to a level that would match the funds we bad." Fmd May Bring Pesticide Ban. Ga. Srlaettt~ l"aH• NORTH HOLLYWOOD <AP> -A 17-year-old North Hollywood youth has been ar- rested after allegedly posing as a gas station attendant and col- lecli ng $27 in "advance de· posits" from motorists wailing in a long gas line, police said. Police said the youth, whose name was withheld because be ii • Juvenile, was booked OD SUS· picion of theft Wednesday and released to bis fat.her. SACRAMENTO (AP> -A state finding of traces of the pesticide DBCP in 36 groundwater wells is bad news for growers -nationally as well as statewide. Nationally, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering a total ban of DBCP, which is linked by tests to cancer and infertility. and the finding obviously gives critics ammunition. EPA's next hearing on the proposed ban is June 25, and Larry O'Neill. an EPA spokesman, said the ftnding could have a "significant" effect on the EPA's attitude. Statewide, only California has a DBCP ban in effect, and the finding just as clearly dents the campaign by the agriculture industry to lift it. Jake MacKenzie, a state agriculture depart- uo..e. Otat1aoJ1h/NCN1Wt•11 91~ DeSoto Ave.et Nonlhoff lnolno 17031 venturi BIYd .. Welt of Betbee (213)""6912 (213)8164330 (213)..ao7 ,..,_, a ad 10IO Hoff)WOOd Btvd , Comer La8f'M Ave. 8111 Medical~ "-...... 4101 Attlntlc Btvd .. Oomlf of Clrlon ......... ~ 1814 8o. Bundy (Mir OlvmP!o>BIYd.) (213)438174 (213) 820-7671 ment associate director, said the finding mean&. the state would not be "proceeding at full speed" toward lifting the ban. The pesticide is one of the most popu.Jar in tbei nation, and California growers have argued that.· its continued ban would mean hundreds of millions- of dollars in losses in crop productivity. : The finding was announced Wednesday by the' state Food and ·Agriculture Department, whicbl said il would continue testing to see how. widespread the problem ii. The 36 wells in which DBCP was found are among 139 tested in two weeks. All 36 are in the~ San Joaquin Valley, except for four in Riverside> County. · .:-::.r _::x:::...- &.=---_r:;-==--;-;; 2::-- r · -- (114) 770-0822 i714) 82&-0381 714 549-3388 7141842-1461 (714 8»2441 (114 ~1 } . - 1£1.-~.,. ~~ .. , .. Aober1 N. w..d/PvbfllNr ThorNI Keevlltadhor Orange Coast Daily Pilot JCf .. ~ ~'!!fl..e. _______ T_tivftdeJ __ ._ .... _,_r.~. '·m---------·a..·"*'·-··K·,.·lbk_ .. _,_ •• _ .. _ ... _--.::r.·---· . Traffic Studies Mostly Negative Althoqb Newport Beach City Council members didn't aet very far lnto tbeiJ' dlscuaion of PQ9itlve traffic aoluUona on Monday ntabt. lt'a rat.her obvious that the ef· fort to take action to solve the e•11Un1 problems ian 't 10· lq to pt toQ far. · There were H-veral hint.I that status quo whereby reatrlcUon of development is meant to provide the an1wen is aoan1 to prevail. with the support of tbe WJuul nve-membercouncil m-1ority. Tbe reporta written by these council members aaaltned a tralftc project to study are a aooct ind.icaUon that nothina 's 1oina to happen. '1'b09e reports recommend no action be taken on tbe propeeed devetoper fee district to pay for road improvemeata: tlaat tbe city consider permanantly closing off San Joaquin Hilla Ro.ct: and that the city not complete San Misuel Drive acrou MacArthur Boulevard. Even the suagestion to do a study of the extension of Univenity Drive baa been scaled down. Instead of view- ing the proposed roadway in the context or the city ·s en· tire circulation system, the report will just involve th~ Corona del Mar Freeway-Bristol Street road system. That no action bas become a way of life for this council was further emphasized in the ' vote oo the Irvine Company's proposal for the 20-home.development, ~arbor Point. Councilmen rejected the company's off er to spend $500,-000 to complete San Miguel Drive. Several sections of the positive traffic solution re · ports remain to be studied by the City Council, but it doesn't appear the members are willing to do anything much more substantial than endorse the installation of a few traffic signals or· improve the timing or the lights already in place Fee Approach-Fair Newport·Mesa trustees recently slashed the fees foe 'ommunity use of the Newport Harbor High School auditorium. • Although demand for the space is high, trustees agreed with staff members tha t new figures on actual cost didn't warrant the fees, so they were cut in half. The new fees remain in effect until August. when trustees hope to have a sliding scale to replace the new fiat rate or $155 for three hours plus $37 .50 per additional* hour. The newly remodeled auditorium opened about three months ago. The original fees were based on rough estimates that turned out to be too high. Trustees explained their decision to lo~er fees despite high de mand by noting that: The remodeling was funded by now·defunct com· munity service taxes. earmarked for school services that benefit the community at large. -The district isn't in business to make a profit. -Most of the fees are paid by cultural and civic groups that also aren 'l in business to make a profit. Trustees i.ndicated that in August they'll take another look at profit-making versus non-profit renters. The lowe r fees should benefit concert and dance groups that desperately need performance space. And it seem s only fair that, just as the district shouldn't subsidize outside activities with below.cost fees. neither should cultural and civic groups be asked to sub· sidize the district by paying unduly high fees. Festive Austerity Newport Beach residents have something to look forward to this weekend, the annual City Arts Festival. This year's event, to be held from noon to 5 p.m . Satutday and Sunday at Fashion Island. is a tribute to the ~itive things that have come out of post-Proposition 13 government austerity. Last year's festival consumed more than $10,000 in getting under way and was spread out over a week's time throughout the city. While it was a laudable effort, it would have been out of place this year given the city's ~estricted finances. Under the able direction of the city's Arts Com· mission and with a dedicated group of vounteers from the Newport Beach Junior Ebell Club and the Costa Mesa Art League, this year's event was launched with an outlay of less than $2,000, all of which will be recovered in festival entry fees. Mayor Paul Ryckoff, long an outspoken advocate of less when it comes to spending taxpayers' money, has paid a special tribute to festival organizers and workers· for their efforts. We'd like to second that motion. • -Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Co,ta Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/Sounds ByL.M.BOYD A mechanic can hear tbln11 in an engine that a doctor can:t bear. A doctor can bear things in a chest eavity Uult a mechanic can't bear. Maybe that 'a too ob- •ious. Merely mention it to make tbe point that keen bearma la not merely the ability to detect faint aounds from afar. Rather; it'• the abWty to diatlnluisb c-ertain aounda from other aounda Dear Gloomy Gll8 Cit' offlelala abould 1peed man time npt. ma ..... ,..,... JntDe Coa1t 1tate park. .... ,..--....... antMrMle ... oltrD· ftc CC1&4 t tUara J .W.R. . '------------------ and detect fine differences. Generally. women seem to be somewhat more girted than men in this matter. particularly mothers of sleeping babies. still another never-die-one· liner: "Old brick layers never die, they juat throw in tbe trowel." .. Question arises as to whether the weather has anythin& to do with tbe suicide rate. It must. Suicides hereabout.a start to increase in January and peak in May and June. In Tbe Southern Hemiapbere wbere tbe aeuoaa run Juat tbe oppoalte, the suicide ataU1Ucs run Juat tbe op- poelte, t.oo. Edward Teacb, tbat In· f amoua pirate ol 1t1teQ .. r ealled &lackbeard, waa a pretty toqb cutome~e. no doubt about it. BrtUab navy u . Robert ... ,...,.. finally sot blm. On NoV. 21, 1111, olf tbe North CarollDa cout. But It took 20 severe sword wounds aad five lar1•· caliber plltol alup to kW Mr. Blaekburd . Rowland Evam/Robert Novak Brown· Wiiis Oil Independents WASHINGTON The ap· pearance of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. before the natJoi)'1 In· dependent 011 drlllera typified \be unique poUtic•I style he will uae in hill campai1n against Pre1h1ent Carter: horrendowsly Incompetent advance prepara· t 1on11 compensated for by a brilliant penonal performance. It wu the governor's idea to appear In Reno, Nev .. at the an· nual conven· Uon or the In· dtpendenl Petroleum As s n or Amt-rica <IP· PAA> -the rough -and · r eady small 0 11 m e n scarcely t•x peeled lo be .Jerry.for,Pre51d~nt booalari.. I PAA executive vace pr.,11acJ ... 11t Lloyd Urutcll acceph-d Urow11 '" offer. glvin.C him the Mia y 11 luncheon spot. T H E W E E K 8 I' ia ~ st! 11 , however, without ltr·uwn 1·011 firming the duh! evt•n uftt·t' lit• ing proddtld. Umwll, t11s 1mt1N1C '1• exhausted, luppt.•d S.·t·rulluy of Ener1y Jamea Schlealn1er as Brown ·a aublUtute and 1eat lbe 1overnor a tele1ram dillnvlUq him from the meetinc. "You have aott.en our atten· lion.•· top Brown aide Cray Davia telephoned Unsell in IPAA 'a Washington office. re· Iterating Brown's desire to ad- dress the oil men. Unaell a.creed, reserving a new lime for Brown to speak May 8. ·'They were really very oold," reported one onlooker connec:ted with nelU...r the 1overnor nor the IPAA. "but Brown won them ov.t"r." Wh•t m•k .. , this all lhe more• r..rnitrkuhh• I• thul Brown, who u•u&ally lake11 th~ precise 01•1•0111lt' of any CurlC!r J)O!'ltion, hu11 l1t'l'll 11uylnte lhul the pres1· 1h•11t wultt'tl lclo Iott· to decontrol 1111 prlt't"\ 1uK1 thut dN•untrol dur· 111.i " nu1'11ly 11hortatce Iii unw~. -IN IO:NO,howt'vc·r . Urowngavf' 1111' 1t1111rt'ti111u11 ht• fuvors dl'COD· I rol without 11r1•c·11-wly c•ndorsing II Wh11t ·11 mun', In 11rlvutl' con· vn 1111l111n11 with th1• ml m<·n. ht• 1·1•1t11'1t1•1t ( 'urh•r's •·Kt'l'Sll prorits 011 t UJ< 1111 a tux t1111111 JJroduc•tion I h11t Wiii lllldt•rUllnt• ruturt' Hlll'fllY (;1 Vt'll ll dw11·1·' t hn1· IS no 1luulit thul lhl' ,rndt•Jwndt:nl oil men would prefer Jerry Brown over Jimmy Carter by a wide mare in. SAUDI ftOUBLE One week alter Baudl Arabia's shocking ouster of the CIA lta· lion chief 1n Jeddah. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance threw a new verbal punch al the oil-rich Arab state which angered White House foreign policy aides The White House was reelinc from the impact of the un· precedented ouster of tbe Cen- tral lnteW1eoce Agency CCIA> station chief when Vance told the House Foreign Affairs Com· mittee that "clear and sharp dif· fer e nces" were developing bet ween the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Taken together. these developments have brought the two old allies lo their lowesl · atate. evei:. The Saudi government had nothing personally against the CIA 's station chief, but a lot at(ainst the administration. For o ne thing, .CIA headquarters here infuriated the Saudis by or· der1ng 1ls local operatives to count the number or minority Shute Mo stems with ties to revolutionary Iran. ' 'lE~ I I Sl1L\. 1HINK TulS IS Af.1-""YJIG OL ~ ~ . I. OJll! A CtlNJNa~.J.P\X,MINDYOO,BUf A HOO.,~HE~,,.' Mailbox The overrldinl problem 1t.em1 from U .s. presaun cm tbe Saudis to set in line belmd tbe U .s. ud tbe new E11ptta. Israeli peace treaty. saUdl fll· flciala feel that beeauae fll the 1rave aptit on tb1a luue between their country and the U.S .. Waablnart.on is conducunc an un- dercover campaip deplctiaC a diainte1ratin1 Saudi royal family. Alaimt that backdrop, wben Vance wu asked about U.S.· Saudi relations, be pluqed in -• makin1 matters worse, not smoothing over the differences. White House aides were ftab- ber1uted. They tried to explain Vance's criticism as tbe lawyer- like read.ion of a good attorney analyzing a worsening caae. Privately, however, tbey were furious that Vance would pour more oil on th&-inflamed U.S .- Saudi connection. That Saudi decision ordering the CIA agent out or the country was the first time ever that a CIA man has been ousted .from any country. That reveals the sorry stale of relations between the U.S. and its chief foreign oil supplier. MAGGIE AND RONNIE However cool British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcber'e relationship with President Carter may be., she is on ex· cellent terths-wittr-one-Ammcan politician: front-running Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. When Reagan visited London la s t ·autumn. then prime mtnister James Callaghan did not have time to see him. That provided a shared experience ror Reagan with Thatcher, who was given a si milar cold shoulder by Carter when she vis· ited Washington during the sum· mer of 1977. Reagan and Thatcher did get together ror a long chat and hit IL of( splendidly, finding they agr eed on most foreign and domestic questions. A footnotp· Thatcher, who takes the Soviet menace far more seriously than Callaghan. !'lhowed her thinking by recom· mending that Reagan read "The Third World War" by Gen. Sir · John Hackett <Macmillan>. The book is a scenario for a Soviet attack on the West in 1985. Energy Choice:· Regulate or Nationalize To the Editor: Former Gov. Ronald Reagan and our current Congressman Bob Badham have ofrered their solutions to the present gasoline shortage. Reagan. despite his admission that his driver bas bad difficulty flndin~ gasolln.e... favors a "hands-off" by government ap· proach. He places his raith in his driver and i.n his hope that the free-enterprise system or SUP· plJ·equalling-de mand will make a speedy recovery. Congressman Badham. si milarly devoted lo the capitalist faith, reports that hi s recepl breakfast meeting with the chairman of a ,major oil comp~y has convinced him that oil companies are being un· fairly criticized These Reagan-Badham views ar e. in my considered opmion, naive. archaic, sell-serving und wrong. AS OUR s0clely becomes in· c reas ingly complex and in· terdependent. as we are forced to place more and more depen- dence on technology (nuclear as well as convenlionaJ ) , govern· ment must facilitate, coordinate and protect the public interest to an increasing extent. The great paradox of our time is that as our dependence on government increases, our faith in the credibility of government. orchestrated, directed and financed by Reagan-Badham· Ute forces. dec"'ases. Opposition by free-enterprise advocates to politically mandat· ed acc.'Ountability for energy pro. ducing corporations stems, I believe, rrom coldly cakulat.ed self-interest. Profit, rather than the public interest, bas long blocked America's joining the other democratic natioaa of tbe world in adopting a com- prehemive, national program of eneru control. The current debate on the availability of 1aaoline should turn away from orthodox rhetoric, acaae1oatln1 and rumor to reallaUc, pra1matlc dlacuaaioa of alternaUvea: ra· Uoaln1, pubUc-uUllty type re· 1uJaUoa or eventual natlonaliaa· Uoa. TOii WERT ........ ei.11 To tbe Editor: n. Harbor eouncn PTA zx. ecutlve Board conalall ol of. flcen, clMdrmeD and pNDdmU • ....._ -- or the units of 27 schools in the ·Ne wport-Mesa Unified School District. At our regular meeting on May 7 1979, we voted un· animously to support the follow· ing resolution concerning the re· earl petitions rec e ntly riled against Betty Bailey. Rod MacMillan and Carol Martin of the Newport-Mesa Board of Education. Whereas : Recall movements can be expensive, emotional and divisive to a community ; and Whereas: We do not feel that membe r s or th e current Newport-Mesa Board or Educa· lion have exhil>lted malfeasance in office : Therefore: Be It Resolved. That we do not support the re· · ca II petitions currently being circulated against me mbers or the Newpo rt-Mesa Board or Education. JUDY FRANCO Parliamentarian Harbor Council PTA Reuerda• c .. •eefiell To the Editor: The oil companies are not dumping gasoline in the desert. They are not sending it off to Mexico. Nor are they keeping loaded tankers ofr the coast. They have created a gasoline shortage and achieved higher profits in a much more subtle manner by encouraging the OPEC nations to not expand pro- duction and condonin1 Iran's limited production. The Rotterdam connection and Ashland Oil is the device the ou cartel used to achieve their objedive1. By allowing Ashland Oil, the largest of the independents, to purchase oU at S20 a barrel on the spot market in Rotterdam they 1ave the OPEC members the 1reen light to beetn the current round or manipulated. oil company· created shortage. r TB18 bu created the sbortqe that &eada to the loq 1aa haes and great proftta: Standard Oil a 303 per cent profit' over the pre. viou1 year. The defenders and apolostata of the oil companiea such u Shell 'a Devereux and aurpriain1ly Rep. Bob Badham will continue to put the blame on the tovem· ment or the people. But tut ll not where tbe blame abould rest. Tbe oU martret ii artiftcial and eeatrtved and American oU companies have cunningly played into the hands or OPEC on the spot market. Tom Barley's excellent May 13 article could only be fauhed for leaving out the Rotterdam operation. Individually, the "Seven Sisters" will say they could do nothing about the spot rnarket and will claim to be do· ing a good job in a difficult situation. But as a group they are • ~pping off the consumer and failing to meet their collective responsibility. Whal happens in Rotterdam is more important than what hap- pens in Washington D.C. where an inept President and a bum· bling Congress of democrats and republicans can't even formulate an emergency ration· 101 plan. God help us. The Pres•· dent and the Congress can't, and the American oil companies and OPEC surely won't. JONS. BRAND Sl•pl~ Srll~d•~ To the Editor: To solve this stupid gas prob· lem in Orange County and re· duce the lines in my opinion would be simple. The major prob- lem la people don't know when a station is going to be opened or for how long, so as soon as they see an open station in the mom· ing, they get in line. To solve the problem a law should be passed that each ma· jor oil company bas to be opened at least one day a week from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. That way people would know they c:ouJd 1et 1u au day loaa or after work and they would know where they could find a atatioQ. open in an emeqeacy. Tbere are at least sev~n ra~ oil companies that are in almost every community of Oran1e County. As an example, all that would have to be done is the following: Shell opened Monday Texaco Opened 'J'Ueaday Standard-Chevron opened Wednelday Union 71 opened Tbunday Mobil opened rrtday Arco opened Saturday Exxc.a opeDld Sunday The reat could be opened whenever they wanted. JACK ENDA C•••••tlf Gef It To'tbe F.ditor: t ban held credlt eards with el1bt major oil companlea for ' m:.ny years. I have paid my bills on the first of the month for many years. Living in Orange County, I have now waited in lines for about five days. or two and one halt days due to the odd· even routine. rrom between 45 minutes and 3 hours. NOW, I wish to announce to the companies how they may collect whatever I owe them: If the last letter of the com· pany 's name is in the beginning half of the alphabet, you may come to my door on odd num· bered days; the rest may arrive on even numbered days. · . My~ of possible collection will be posted daily. Also, for their convenience, I plan to fiy na"s to announce my financiaJ situation. Green means you are lucky and I have finances to pay. Yellow will mean that my finances are in possible straits, mainly due to the prices I have had to pay in gas lines. Red, or course, means that you will have to try to col· lect on the next allocated day. ANN SCHMITZ Raped To the Edit.or: The high rises on Newport Beach's once lovely hill1. tbe traffic jams on her nicest days and the smog wafting in on the autumn santanas tell us abe is not a virgin anymore. But. you don't have to be a total innocent to recopiJe when you have been raped. A liant phallic symbol <oil drilllq rte) bas bee.n towed out front to foul our view of Catalina. U it ls successful it will be left tbere to make an ar- ro1antJy obscene gesture back at you for evermore. There are 11 more oil leases out there if tbia one doeln' of. fend you. My concem is not on1,. for u.e bird.a and tbe ftahea. thoUCb tbey do concern me 1reatly. What re- ally· hurts ta that I already mlla the beauWUI unmarred • ......_ CAROL BVANS • lAtlna tram ,_.,.,,a,. toilcollw. Tlw rifht to COlldnle i.tten to 11 ~.,,,,,......,~ .. ,. ....... I.Alt..,, ol • wrde or ,.,. au w ~ .... ,. ...... All ..,,.,. --......................... dN• ..... _ .... 6ie ..... ., °" ,.... if-tffctt• ,_ ... parut .. PHtr1 wm aot h ~ - • ___ , __ _ If Bob Greene ltl&ndli/. Mly 17. 1171 • DAil Y PILOT .4 f 'Vietnam ChiC' Phenomenon -.. lt'1 die" oddlltt tlliJll," M1S UM m....-of UM maU~ jewet17 l&On. "II~ aDd mon m• Ar. ~ for riD .. wtlh lb• word 'Vietnam• on Uwm. ADd I bow for a-taet t.bal 10me of tlM ... bu1lal UM riap ............. Vletaam.'l'My J,at, want the ~ beca ... now beln1 a Vtetaam Veteran la an 'la'UW..tobe." Call lt Vietnam Chic For Mia• reucm. there ~re all kinds of lDdiHUonl Uaat &be Viet- nam War - lon1 tbou1bt ,to be lbe most unpopular and despised ln American history ls picking up a peculiar kind of status. ll &oes beyond the stale theory of lime healing the war ·s wounds, and people wanUoc to forget Vietnam and leave it an the put. Something new is· bap- pen i ng. There is a growing fascination with the war, and a willingness to identify with it and even embrace it by people •who in the past had no use for it. The men buying Vietnam rings are merely reflecting the new temper or the times. "The Deer Hunter," a movie about Vietnam, won the Academy Award for best picture, and the a tars or "Coming Home." another Vietnam movie, won for beat actor and actress. "Who'll Stop the Rain" was a highly ac- claimed Vietnam movie of last year, and "Apocalypse Now," yet another Vietnam movie, is being prepared for release. Only two years ago motion picture ex- ecutives were saying that there was no market in making a morie about vt.tnam because no one would 10 to ... lt. TBS IAJIE tb1ns lhaPP"''n1 la tbe literary world. "Gome After cattialo," a V&etnam DOY· el bf ,..,.... foot IOkUer TUn O'Brtee. ha jmt been awarded tbe NaUoul Book Award for lie· Uon. PblUp Caput.o'a "A Rumor of War" was a Booll·e>f-the- Month Club selection. Mlcheel Herr'• "Dlapatchea" was aa bf1taeller, and the aton. are full of olhH Vietnam boolll - "Fields of Fire." "Close Quarters," "Winners and Losers" all commlaaioned by publishers who. were once con· vint'ed that there were no ruden for booU with a VMniam theme. On Broadway, two Vietnam plays recenUy opened -"Dis- patches," a rock mus ical taken from Herr's book, and "G.R. Point," set in South Vietnam in l 969. The phenomenon has even s pread to te levision. the b~adest · inditator of American popular taste, where "Friendly Fire'' was recently a tbree·bour made-for-TV movie on ABC. The National Lampoon ran a detailed guide advising young men who had not been to Viet- nam on bow lo fool people into thinking they were veterans. The article was satirical, of course, but its point was valid - things are different now. and the war that was once scorned is now fashionable. ONE OF THE points made in the Lampoon article is that women are increasingly showing an attraction for men who fought in Vietnam John Sherman. the jewelry store manager Chis store is Royal Military Jewelry in Apache Junction, Ariz.), said, "Most or the mn ~ come-tn--btre '° buy VMt:Dam rtn11 brtq women with tbem. They Uke to let the womn see Uwm order the rinp. Tbey don't want Juat a military rln1 -they want a Vietnam rln1. We hit a low point just at tt.;e taU end of the Yletnam war, but the cuatomen are coming in now ." Ed Lane, an executive with Royal Military Jewelry's na- tional office in Phoen.i.x, said. "Vietnam veterans used to be like lepers comin1 home. but now there is a new pride about havina been there." His com- pany bas prepared an advertise- ment for national magazines with the headline ... Vietnam Vets Let Them Know You Were There," and he said that "all the movies and books con- vinced u" that the lime is right." THE MOllAL ISSUES of the war seem lo have faded into bis· tory. 1be question is no longer one of whether the war was right or wroog. It is simply a hot pro- perty now, with the ethics of United States participation pushed to the background by the trendiness of the Vietnam mood. Author Caputo. who wrote "A Rumor or War" based on his ex· periences as a Marine lieutenant in Vietnam. has had bis book op- tioned by a bollywood producer. and bas had discussions with all three major television networks. ··Five or six years 41go, you would go into a bar and start talking about the war and 1ou'd end up in a war yourself," be said. "Now there is a kind or curiousity on the part of people who did ool go the re, who ran to Canada or joined the National Guard. They want lo know what it was really llketobethere. "There's quite obviously a RED QUARRY TILE_ • PRE-FINISHED-READY TO WALK ON ! •EASY-LOCKING EDGES! • BOLDLY HANDSOME FOR POOLSIDE, PATIO, DEN! •FROST & HEAT PROOF! • 3 RICH WOOD TONES! ~ (f-({l(JE. ... _.._.COSTA MESA West11in1ter . Sarita Ana 2221 H•bor IL 15191 Blach 322 W. 17th CMNrWIMat • ... 641-1126 .898-3:t88 547 ... 11a1 ! _, O.llJN-IMfluttN:ION • eertaln kind of aura tlaat DOW aurrounda the Vietnam v9'efan. He's ... u a macbo-em&eatlal character. u lf tbe pya wbo went to Nam were all like Clint Eastwood, cool-eyed, lean kWera wttb their own code. I 1et a ..W of let*en ff'OIB 1uy1 wbo weren't there, and the feellq I get la th.It they don't care lf the war wu good or bad -they juat think of it as dudes in camouflaae clothes fi1htina in the bush. "I GOT ONE letter from an ex ·SDS <Students for a Devcratic Society> guy who bad1>rotested the war, and who told me that now be wishes he had been there. There is a fascination with Vietnam. The hostility toward it certalnly is gone. I get a lot of letters from women. You know. the idea is that what the Vietnam veterans did took a lot or bravery, en· durance and manhood." · The politics or Vietnam have been replaced with roman· ticism. As the manager of the jewelry store said, "There was a . period when Vietnam was a dir- ty word, but no more." There are no plans yet lo re.release Sgt. Barry Sadler's "The Ballad or the Green Berets" as a disco record. but just wait. Anything is possible. ''If it i$n't fatteni~ or ill~gol it pt'obobly ~uses cAtlCer!' Each exquisite table in this occasional collection English Counb'y traditional with brass trimmed leaded glass. reflects old world English design. Each is constructed of kiln-dried oak with a wann fruit· \.vood oak .. finish ... with insets of antique brass or Zlnc cames. The impressive charncter of classic oak tables will easily grace the casual area of the most formal livinq room. Several choices of glas~ top designs ore available for insets Also available in these popular sizes Coffl'•' T.1bll.· -42H >t 42" x In" He~~o $~~R ~al~~~ Ll'im~ Table 26"x26 x20" Reg. $240 5dle SZl9 Coffee Table 30" x ff;)" x 16$" Sale 339 Coffee Table 40" x 60" x 16" ~ . I Sale $449 CAl.IFORNL\~~ ...... GAtJ.--1--ams COUNTR~& TRADmONAL INTERIORS Interior Design Service Available 1515 North Main St. Santa Ana • 547-5895 Van Nuys •Canoga Park• Ventura La Habra • Whittier , Open Mon .. Thura.. Fn.10 to 9P.M.· Tues .. Wed. le Sat. lOto 6 P.M.• Sun.12 to 5 P.M. FRf.E DEJ.JVERY. ~•MASTER atARGE • REVOUllNG OIARGE Amualnt obMAetloftl Of Ille •loftt the Onl1tge CO.It, pennM bJ 1 native eon. In the DAILY PILOT - \ T~.W.,t7.tf19 WORLD I CALIFORNIA ' No ·Fuel I,tke Home Filel • HJUJlBOROUOH (A'.P) -To ' •• , .. w11o 11u wait.ct lD UDe for boun to pt a few 1•1'0-ol pr. ecloua 1aaollae , a Rllllboroulb eouPle 's aolutlaa to tbe ,. mmeb la like a dnam com, true. Rlcbard Trmer, a Ridunoad Fire Department ca~. and bl1 wife, J>r . Bevet.IY J... Tbomu. have installed a 1u staUon ln their yard. TBE TWO t7t·1allon tanks and pumps similar to Uae at roadside service stations were installed this week at a coat of about $1,000, a c cordln1 to Hilllbcll'oUlb Pin Cbief WlWam W.SUemmeJr. The couple decllaed to dileuu tbelr home atatloD or wbo aup- pliea u.tiel. Tbe project wu aerutint_, by botll tbe fire department and tbe buiJd1nl department and la COO· sidered safe, said .Buildln1 lmpector w.aey S. Malkemua. •ALKE1nnn 1A1D T&s cou· pie apparently deckled to pursue the home station project because of Dr. Thomas' busy practice and because Traxler bas a round-trip drive of more than eo miles to work. To obtain permlaaion for the projeet, tbe eouplt bad to ...... tlite&ub1D11'8U..•fe1tfwem any bu1Mtn1, road or '"'*"" _ua..~~---· able to eomplete deli.-, wlllle eatirelJ • private pl'Clpll'Q--4 all aafetJ eOdle bad to be mlt. IN BILLSaoaouo• •• wealtby eommunlty IOUtlt ol S. .J'taDcilm...Jll le•'* hell u -is needed for aucb an taet.Ua· lion, StNmme aaid. The community bad maay such ataUoaa in tbe 1llOll ad 1140a, but tbere hu beea GDIJ <tne similar matallatkJD tbe put five years, and no other appliea- tiona are on file, Malkemua Aid. LUXURY OCIAN LINER MAY NOT OPERATE AFTER NEXT YEAR ~n Dubeth'2 Saila from.Pott On Meaden Voyege In 1M9 FED ue WITH WAITING IN LINE? .. End of Liner · Era Seen QE2 Floundering on Economic Shoals LONDON <AP> -The Queen Elizabeth 2, the last of Britain's venerable fleet of luxury ocean liners, is ecs>nomically on the rocks and may founder in the face of surging oil costs. The craft, which plies lhe high seas in the proud tradition of its predeceuon, the linen Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth I, may not continue in operatiooatlernextyear , itsownersays. • "1'llE QEZ IS A BRITl8B institution and we want to lkeep it so," said Victor Matthews, deputy . chairman of Trafalgar ffouae, the parent company of the CUnard Line, the s hip's owner. "U oil prices lkeep soaring and we cannot get agreement with the aeamen'i union for: less costly crewing, I am afraid I cannot assure the public that the QE2 will be in business after its world cruise in January next year." The QE2, built on the River Clyde near Glasgow in the 1980s, made tta maiden voyage to New York in 1969. Through its early years, the vessel piled up millions of dollars in profits while other liners struggled to stay af1oaL BUT NOW THE .. LAST OF THE Queens," which Wednesday was on her way from Southamptdll to New York. is losing l:nore money than she can .eani -even with 1,400 passengers al S10,C¥»0 each for a glittering world cruise, and the super-rich paying $200,000 for penthouse suites that cost S1 million to build. "It would be the end of an era if the QE2 stopped cruising, but we cannot keep on raising our charges and price outselves out of the Tourists Wary ---.. Of Gas Pinch LOS ANGELES <AP > -A spofesmao for Southern California's lucrative tourist industry says reports of mile-long ga s lines here are prompting would-be visitors from Europe to plan their vacations elsewhere. James W. Hearst. executive vice president of the Greater Los Angeles Visitors and Convention Bureau, said in a telephone inte.rview that bis or- ganization bas begun a campaign ti inform pros· peclive tourists they can see the area by takinp public transportation. IN JUNE, BE ADDED, tourist representatives will visit Europe to convince travel agents thal California is still a good place to vacation. But, Hearst said, continued weekend gas sta· lion closings could cost the industry 7,500 jobs and SSlO million a year in lost visitor revenues. ··1bis is obviously beading in a disastrous direction," he said. Hearst, who just returned from a national meeting of tourist bureau representatives in Mem- phis. said Soutbem CaWornia had more than ~.ooo Eu:ropeanvi11ton·1ut·year. ·· ·· .. .., THE BUREAU ESTlllATES THAT a total of about 6.5 million tourists spent nearly $4 billion here last year, providing about 100,000 persons with jobs .• The bureau dedicated a tourist information center here Tuesday with another planned soon for Hollywood. 1be centers will help tourists plan the shortest routes to various attractions u a way to economise on gas. Hearst said that despite the gas shortage, con· vention business here continues to thrive because c.>onvention-goers usually stick to their hotels to conduct business. However, Hearst speculated that some con· ventlon visitors are leaving earlier than expected because of the gas crisis. · · PVllUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE .... _. mar ket... Matthews said at a news conference Wednesday. F rom s pring to falJ . the QE2 is oo the trans-Atlantic run, with stops in the French port of Cberbourg on the English Channel. ll spends the winter cruising in the sunshine or around the world. .. THE LUCRATIVE CRUISE TRADE helped tbe QE2 s urvive longer thail its one·time rivals on the sometimes stor my North AUanlic run. The QE2 sailed regally on after the France was laid up in 1974 with losses of S20 million. Earlier losses la id uptbe liner United States in 1973. The 66,852-ton QE2, the world's largest liner and reportedly the only one with a synllgogue, four swimming pools and a golf pro, moves smartly across...the Atlantic and the rest or the world's oceans at the equivalent of 30 mph, thanks to four steam turbines that are equal in power to more than 5,000 powerful car engines. While fuel for those engines cost only S2 million a year in 1973, the cost today bas soared elghUold to $16 million a year. THE smP ALSO SUPPORTS a crew or 950 whose wage bill comes to more than $500,000 a month. The wage level is subject to stringent and costly controls applied to British vessels by gov- emment regulations ana strong labor unions .. The QE2 is shown in Trafalgar House 's books as worth only $32 million. To build the same liner today would cost no less than $300 million, ship- ping experts estimate. at Ca TRY OUR GAS -SERVICE We'll get gas for you! NQ _ more .long lines • . .' plenty of gas available • • • enjoy your weekend with a full tank • • • Co8I ot memberahlp • • . 195.00 per yeilr -Include• paollne newaletter end "Full Tenk Membership Kil" Geeollne eppolntmenta •.• IS plu9 purcheM. Leeve your cer et dealgnned MCurtty lot In the .,.. of your dlotce. TrenapcNtatton ewelleble to end from. Ptck up c:er wtth full tenk. lndudea ' MC&Htly of •UIOmobite. full cMdl of •II ftuld lewfa, tt,. preHure chedl end fuH MrYlc:e c:Mddlst. IHCutlwe Y1P ......... nta ..• 111.00 plua purcha•. T ... plloM for drtver pickup end f'9tUl'ft of your •utofftOblle to rour realdence or b41.U.. ... AUIOlnoblle la MCU'9d ufetr, gea tenk Med, tutl Mrwlc:e dtec:ll on fluld leveta end area. Other MfYlc:ea •lao ew•ll•ble. GeaolneNe ........ r ••• llldlcetn ........ ...... In rour ... a lft ....,. er•••· hour• of operetlon, aupptlea •w•ll•bl• end mucll more. For your convenience, M••r Charge or VISA t ... phoM orders ecceptetf Call 24-hr. llne, ••k tor Operetor 10. 714-145-8515 "I'm In ,._. estate, make mo,. In 2 houra than II'• worth for me to •t•r In • paollne line. The EHcuttve Appointment t••• me the time to CloM e $200,000.00 Nie IHt Wffkl" "Mr femur enjoyed • 350 ml .. "1p lest WHDnd without ANY worry of geaoUne ahoft899. ·• "ADDING ANO "°'1 ...... •Ta&.LAnoM AYMAal SMft'AANA It 11 iO. lllSTOL I ........ .,S..C.-...... t p *= . ......,.., ............. .. ... 1217 ; r --· .. __ ...._ _______ ............ Pea •••Ht•, Orller •I tile ... .................. Officers and staff commodores of the Balboa Yacht Club stand at attention duriq tbe hoistinc of na11 si1Difytn1 the club's S!>th Opening Day (top) while Staff CommodOre John Blaich of the Voyagers Yacht Club calls to attention members and guests etl the club's 38th year of yachting activity. Six Harbor Area clubs observed Opening Day last Saturday. . . . ,, ~ . . -.,.. . , I -t l f. I ' . Cruising Guide Charts I Coast Channel Islands Everyone who acquires a boat capable of offshore cruising even- tually sets his sigbta on one or more of the Channel Islands off the cout of Southern California. Cbarts of the islands and the ocean in between them and the mainland are available at most marine stores, but the nautical charts only tell you bow t.o get to the island or islands of your choice, not much detail or what to expect once you get to your destlnation. "CRUISING GUIDE TO the Chan- nel Islands" by Brian Fa1an <Pacific. Skipper-Capra Presa> is a new book on the market that tells the novice and veteran cruiser almost anything he needs to know about the offshore islands, including the hazards as well as the pleasures. "Cruising Guide" is the culmina- tion of over 10 years or research and numerous cruises among the islands by the author. The guide coven in detail all the islands in the group from San Miguel west of Santa Bai:bara t.o San Clemente offshore from San Diego. The islands consist qr San Miguel, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara, Santa Catalina, San Clemente, San Nicolas and Anacapa. The guide provides information on good anchorages, anchoring condl· tions and the history of each island in the chain. AN OV'l'STANDING feature of the book is the complete -photographic presentation from sea level or the points of eecb island. The photo. graphy is by Graham Pomeroy, veteran cruiser and photography in· structor at UC Santa Barbara. Fagan is a professor of anthropology at the university. The guide is available from local bookstores, marine specialty shops and Pacific Skipper Magazine, PO Box 1698, Newport Beach, 92663. £oast £ollege £oarse Sail Classes Of/ered Thirteen different two· week aailing classes will be offered by Orange Coast College's Com- munity Service office this summer. a.m. to noon in the OCC Registration for the gym Registration ap· classes will be held on pointments a r e not Saturday, June 9 and needed. Students may Saturday, June 16 from 9 sign on a first -come- ------------------first-served basis. ALL CLASSES will . ~~ ~·w:~ meet Monday through · · . Friday at. the OCC , ' Boathouse, 1801 W . Coast Highway\ Newport Beach. Classes are offered in the mom· ing, afternoon and even- ing. The first two-week ses1len will run June 18 through 29. Three basic sallinl classes and one intermediate course are on the agenda. The 1eeond session will be July 2-13 featuring basic cour1e1 and one in-termediate. Se11lon three. July lS-27, lDcludes two ba1lc cla1ie1, one in termedlate and one ad- vanced section. An ocean •aJ.lina course will be offered July 30 tbroucb Aua. 3. THE INSTRUCTOR for all claues will ~ _w..._. Jlm Jor1ensen who --¥1... ' ~ NEW SHIPMENT 40%- 60% ·oFF EUROPEAN FURNISHINGS MORE WEEK - THANKS to YOU for making our GRAND OPENING ASUCCESSI THESE CONTAINERS ARE JAMMED PACKEt FULL OF: •ARMtlRES •WA!ltSTANDS •CHAIRS . •TASLES •Sl•EIOARDS •CHNA CABINETS •IHO MUCH, MUCH MORE FINANCING AVAILABLE Lloyds invites y:ou to .a bank wa11Ding ID South coast. (3931 S. Bristol St., Santa Ana) Lloyc> Bank is no stranger to Orange County. \e've been in Santa Ana since 1866. And her in the ~outh COast area since the mid 190's. Butiow to accommodate South Coasts growin need ·. we've just moved to larger quarte;. A larger offi ce. with more parking spa ce) it'~ easi~r .to park yo ur ca:. And more drivt!.P tell er ::;tal1ons su you don t have to park : all. ;\Lloyds we're excited about our beautiful new ank. J\nd we'd like tu share the excite- men ~vith yo u. So why not drop by opening wee beginning May 21st. and help us cele· bra1our opening. , le'll h<1ve refreshments on the house <or rn nr on th(· b<lnkl. And giH: you f"I chance tc> m a Litton ~l1crm,,t,.l. Ovl'11 . a l'olar11id Pr1to Camer;1 nr Ull(' c1f 11 <1lhl'r prizes (t he drf.'ing is Friday May 25th ) . . r\nd if you open a checking or savm,gs (lnunt with at least a $100 deposit. you'll pa hardbound Rand ~lcNally Magnificent (J1fine11t as a gift. So stop by and meet ou r Branch Manager, ail Waldron. and her friendly staff. And don't >rget to bring th e fam il y. Member FDIC r.-----------., I Free Drawing Entry I 1 I Drawing will be held on Friday, May 25. You I J ~ need not be present to win. Win a Litton Micro· I wavt' Oven. a Polnroid Pronto Camera or one of I 11 (l(h('r prtzl'S. :l!J31 So. Uri~tol ~t.. San ta Ana.CA. I I I Naml' I I Addrl'SS I I Phone I L----------~ ,- teaches sailing throUPout the year at . ~c~ •• ~c:_:~ I l~.l·BankCafiforn• t'II k / who we work~ AP ....... ~::.·=SD for AAUJU" 18. ne ow bulc and lntermedlate!--------------------~---~---~-----~--------------, elauea, $30 for ad· Lady Methven of En1land reacts to the · vanced and '45 for the spray of champagne duriu the launcbiQc ocean uiliftl clau. ceremony at Southampton for the 12-meter P::::':!;~ !~ yacht Uonbart. The aluminum vessel was ta l n e d by ca 111 n,. bullt fol' tbe 19 ~merica'a Cup challeqe. -.a.. - l:V,\~S AND ~O\'AK COVER LITICS DAILY PILOT ,• r-..--. • t7. '"' ]an7is Pushes T~ ~ore Efforts . .,.,._. .. .larfta.Wll -... 0 » ..... 't•u ...... _.,_,_. Piii t' I u. ..... , .............. = ~.':... ...... f .. enlNO ... C.SDfl' U... •11111 to • aoverameat -.aueney, Jania, •PMkilll -•lore ti•• 0~··1• Couatr .,_.u• of Towa an, eltH D:lartment of Commerce -~tomak•~pailt.111 .... : -'l'Mn are ...... more ----=-..r-.... l&ate ..... wP1Uec9. ( . SI -='--' --1 C • aut u. feilty retired buai· •le, r ..,..e..-..ampa•pe ae11maa l1a't abo41t to atop -----_. -------....... ~&Mre.Ml'.Wha..W.•let· Outlined at County Forum' f!8.:...---else real OD thal He'• l••cl!lnc • new tu ,. form c .. palC In Calilonla •1111119 11nt rt wW ~~ ..... will be • touib ftClll ln Wa11llnstoa to Umlt federal 1penclbtl. TIM Californla pro~d la aa l.n· ltiative, aimed for tbe Nov· ember i. ballot, that would re- duce penonaJ lac!ome tu by 50 pettea, tie income taua to the ftlDAIDM' price index, eliminate tbe bwiMtt lnventory tax and rree .. the aalea t.u. ' leaded Wec1Meda1'1 lwtebeoa meeUq lD Ne~port, .Jarvis ........... ,,.,.,°'~ ran11.Qa from the rtattt to pet1. tlon to blt vlew that M 1111cbuaetts i• "the most 1tup6d ataa.e in the nation." PolWdana, u uauaJ, came in for tM wont drubbins. .Janil waned tbe a~" that tbeJ stand to loae their liberty lf they allow 1ovenuneat to continue to tax them llmlt· Je11ly. .. TAKE A LOOK AT ·wbo'a runnina this country," he ex· horted. "And remember tbey are your employees -tem· porary." .............. .., ........... -Uaemplo1••nt bas ..,,......,, .•. -TM-...·1~rateia •f pereent belalndtiaT"itaUonal ....... TllB M'ITLE IN Wublnlton la over HR '1000, a Jarvla·backed btll to cut federal apendial by SlOO billion ln four yeart, to l.n· dex the federal income tu and to restrict the ·government's ability to borrow money. BB llADB FVN OF Gov. F.d· mUDd Brown Jr. and U.S. Sell. Alan Cranston for cbansing tbelr views so swiftly after Propoeltioa 13 puae(I. Tbe rest were diamiaaed as a claas ol clowns, enemies ol the people and wrongdoers. J arvil, without recruilinl for either of hi.a pending campaigns, ursed audience members to pro· test their freedom and to "sell" their country's political and economic system. JARVIS BRINGS 'CAST IRON SHORTS' TO NaWPOllT Tax Reform King ......... Two Mote ca...-..a TBB .. YEO.OLD klna of tu reform· bad • couple of re•· 1on1 for bringins up lbose polnta. In explain.ins lhe two cam· paigna to the 130 people who al· The exceptions were granted to Democratic senators Russell Lons and F.dmund M uak.ie for their foresight in recognizing Jarvis' worthy e(forts. "You have the right to be dif- ferent," he said. "But what bothers me is if you're indif· ferent. Indifferent." Panel Budget DipS A •AN WHO des cribes himself as having "guts, a c:oat 11iief Grabs Tapes The proposed Or~nge County Transportation Commission budget for 1979-80 is $930,000, down 6 .5 percent from this year'sappropriationof$995,100. was set for June 11. Created by state law in l.9'1t, the commission over.,,.,s transportation improvemn.e in the county. It works with CaiTrans on planning roads and highways and the Orange Coun· ty Transit District, wbicb operates the county's public bus system. Special Day Due at Fair ~ of steel and cut iron shorts," Jarvis said be loved bearing Long, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, tell him, ''Proposition 13 was the most important event in the history of the U.S. in lhe last 100 years." A loading dock thief has escaped with more than 400 60-mipute cassette tapes from TDK Electronics Corp., 17072 Daimler Ave .. Irvine·, ac~ording to police. The tapes were valued at $1,200. The financial package was placed before the five-member com mission this week by OCTD Director Thomas Jenkins . A public hearing on the budget Plans are under way for Senior Citizens Day on July 17, at tbe Orange County Falt in Costa Mesa. Fatrgoen over 65 will lie admitted for $1 that day. Special eYeDta will include tlie crowning of a senior king and queen, prince and P~. and duke and. duchess chosen by senior citizens clubs. More information is availa~e al 751-3247. Possible Coast Park Area Toor Scheduled By O.C. HUSTINGS Ol-DMIJ ...... MMf U.S. Rep. Jerry Patterson says William WU)en, director ol the Na· tional Park Service, plans a June 5 tour of the 17,000.acre Orange Coast area that ls being studied as a future federal urban park. . The Santa Ana Democrat says Whalen supports tbe idea of creating an urban park that would include sections ol the so-called Irvine Coast and hillside areas surrounding Laguna Beach. . Patterson has been ramrodding the notion at tbe federal level despite the fact the acreage involved is in Republican Bob Badham's con· gressional district. Patterson says Whalen intends to release the results of a feasibility study for converting the area to park land after bis June 5 tour. *** ASSEMBLYWOMAN MARIAN Bergeaon's staff will organize the lawmaker's advisory committees Tuesday during a meeting in Newport Beach. It starts at 7 p.m . in the gym· nasium at Horace Ensign Middle School. 2000 Cliff Drive. The Newport Beach Rep~blican said about 3,500 of her constituents in the Orange Coast's 74th Assembly Red Croes Stay8 Open The Orange County Red Cross Blood Center at 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana, will be open for blood donations from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. during the Memorial Day weekend, May 26-28. District \'olunteered to serve on three advisory committees. *** Mas. BERGESON will be the speaur May 25 when the South Coast Republican Forum gathers in the Of· ficer's Club at the Marine Corps Air Station< Helicopter>, Tustin. The trice of the 8 p.m. dinner meeting is $8. For reservations, call C~rolyn bpp, 551·3553. ••• FRED L. JOHNSON, a Santa Monica builder ·who has served on the regional coastal commission, will share bis views on the present coaital c:om11ission Wednesday with mettbers of Ule council for Environ- . ment, Employment and Economic Development and their guests. Jo~nson wili speak at a luncheon at the Ian at the Park in Anaheim. For detai~. call 644-9000. • *. SEN. ALAN CRANST1'N, D-Callf., has introduced legislation that would extend daylight savings time to eight months a year. CranSon said his proposal would save the U.S. the energy equivalent of 6 milloo barrels of oil during two additional months of daylight savings lime ea~ year. 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But lt lit tM f\IM • u laeredi· Tben·Gov Ronald Rea1an called oat 2,000 Na· We .____ of fiotiM, bUw)' ..t iutb tlaat ta tlonal Guardsmen to help t'::ai the daUy turmoll ...... rem1mbend UU. ..-. · that luted thl"ff weeka, · :y end1.nl witb a ft WU ,..... ......... , Pan" ~ the ~ m111lve peaceful march where pretty 1lrll ldued ......... ,....,plrtW ......... n•treet people . lhe aoldlen1 •nd lltuek nowers ln the bamtll of WM ... lt a .._WMod project. th~r rirtcs TSN Y&Aa IATSa, n II atill hople's Pull, a ...... OMla of 1r ... and no..n and tree. tlar..e bloeu from the main umpua of the U.Uverd7 of Cdlonla, wtUcb OWDI It. Now lhe ..av..., la n. eooperaUnl wttb tile people wbo .UU lmilt ttaet k will 1tw1ya be a "uaer·nm" park. Wbea tlae P9ople'1 Pan wu ereated wttbout perJDtulon a decade a10, the univenity ad- miablraUam wu •shut. It wu viewed as an at· tempt to rob tile lt'bool ol ill property -property wbicb wu lalended to be used in lbe future for stu· deatbouaiaa. Some nearby residents also complained about 4oud noises at ni&bt, public nudity and sexual ac · Uvity iD tile park AT I A.•. ON MAY 14, l•, UC workmen in- stalled 51 '"Do treupaasing" signs. The sips bad all been ripped down by 9 a.m. TbeD at 4:30 a .m. on May 15, 250 California Hi1bway Patrol officers arrived to aid police end Alameda County deputy sheriffs officers in a sweep through People's Park. They rousted and evicted tile sleeping inhabitants. With the dawn came a bulldozer to clear away the young people's handiwork, and a chain·link fence to keep them out. It was a time of strong anti-establishment reel· ing, especially in Berkeley, where the antt- Vietnam war movement was nurtured with fre- quent demonstrations and violence FEELINGS RAN EXTRA IDGB. A noon rally was called for Sproul Plaza, traditional birthplace for numerous protests including lhe "free speech" movement ol 1964. A crowd estimated at 5,000 shouted their anger at the rally. The final speaker, student body President-elect Dan Siegel, said they should "take tbe park." Tbe crowd moved off toward lhe park, only to be met by a solid line of law enforcement officers dressed in riot gear Tear gas was fired, and thrown back among the officers. Insults and rocks were a.blo burled by the angry young people. BEFO&E THE VIOLENCE SUBSIDED around 8 p.m., more than 130 persons including 19 police officers bad been treat.eel for wounds. James Rector, who was watching the rioting from a rooftop, was hit by a shotgun blast fired by THE FF.NC~ a&MAJNED PO& exactly three yt'Bn imd then'wa11 ripped down by rioters pro· teatin1 the Ame riean bombin1 of Haipbon1 h.rbor , T~ uruvcrs1ty turned lhe land into two park- ln1 lou. two tennis courts and two basketball couru all virtually unused because of a boycott by almo8t everyone in the nettbborbood. The Hphalt too was ripped up by hundreds of pro- teaten. Five years ago a new People's Park develop- ment began. first without university cooperation. That has changed now JAN. 5 THE UNIVERSITY administration signed a "letter of understanding" with a non- profit student organization called People's Park Project-Native Plant Forum. A group called People's Park Council is open to anyone interest.eel in working and/or expressing their views on the use and future of the park. Tbe letter ~ives legal standing to the garden ·area where a wide variety of native pJants, vegetables and 'nowers now grow. It requires each side to give the other one year of notice before the agreement can be canceled. One leader of the gardening group, David "Salty" Axelrod. says the university "has not given us the ultimate guarantee that this land belongs to the people ... But he added, "I think the university rec· ognizes this has to be a park. It can't be anything else except with bloodshed." your weekends. MOTHER AND CHILDREN STROLL THAOUOHOA81SOFGRAISANDFLOWER8 Park Reta Ina Few Seara of Student Confrontetlon With Law Enforcement .. . AXELllOD AND CO-WORKERS plant, water arid cultivate the 300 plants that cover an acre of the land. The university provides the water and trash pickup, plus expert horticultural advice. "We want it to be an oasis or native plants in a natural settin~ in an urban environment," ex- plained Axelrod, who wears a full beard. tam ·o shanter and "save the Whales" T-shirt. "The true meaning or People's Park in its deepest sense is non-ownership, to try to get away from materialism and dividing up property. let- ting the people run theii: lives and not some big, powerful. military-industrial complex," said Ax- elrod. 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Seven witnesses were summoned to testify in the probe. 'I'll& PllOOUJI WU broMI· cut • l&allu ud repe8'ed ln Eqlt1h. Pnnch..1 Spanlth, Portqueae and !-i•rman for forel .. lllteaen. ffeN an tome quetUoal aod • .,...,.. from Ute prosram · Q. Wiie& ..... ,.. .. , &o • ,... ........... , A. a.., one wbo drinb ol um ...... .au thlnt •11in. He. llowever, who drinks of the water tbat I wl.ll 1ive bim lball aner Lblnl. Jolwa •:u Q. AM &e &Ille .... &k8 wt.o carr1 •l•&ela ••• ••letov eee_.._.? A . For all those wbo take the aword will periab by lhe sword. Mattlww JJ:ZS Q. Wlallt'a &lie 1reateat rlak de· •eer1e7 18 fadq Wa1! A. Every kingdom divided a1alnst itaelf is brou1ht to de- aolatioft. and every city or house divided againat itself will not stand. Matthew 12:25 Q . Wllat do yoa UdU of IOClal eeaflldf la &lie ue of vlole11ee &o 11&11& &lie eatabllallmen& Jutllledf A. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shaU be called children of God. Matthew 5:9 Q. Hew do you see tbe world today? A. 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The mominC aesaions include discussions on the following careen. -Monday, education and student affirmative action; Tuesday, medicine and health pro· feaaions; Wednesday, careerdevelopment; and May24,studentaffairs. THE All'TEaNOON sessions are: -=Monday, alternatives to medicine and dentistry; Tuesday, biological sciences, counseling psychology and student affairs; and May 24, applying to graduate school. For information, call 833-6881. C4TII.E RUSIUD HELENA. Mont. <AP > ·-As the price of ham- burger goes up, so does the number of rustled cattle. according to a state orficial, who says S40 cattle have been re- ported missing since June. Les Graham, bead of the brands enforcement division of the state livestock department, said about 300 cattle have been recovered. 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Woven polyester/cotton in solids. yam-dyed stripes, plaids. 10· 18. were 11 . 998.99 bud. sportswear 834 -except cerrltos, thousand oaks. mission vlejo . . ooeta mea -south coast plaza -3333 so. brtatot -541-9321 westmlnster -westmlnste( mall -goldenwest at Mn dieao fwy. -898-2521 million vlejo -mission vlejo mall -crown valley .. t Mn c1fego fwy. -495-2800 f I . - . . · . -· llU.tflcMy, Mliw 17. 1111 , Smoking Limit -Mid led Fatalism Leads Kids to Qt.iet Security LINCOLM Neb. <AP> -T~• Nebraalla L•1l1lature bat aent GOY. C'bar... Tbclfte a btlt req11trtn1 moat pubUc faetutles to aet • aaid411 no-1moklq areu. But tbe propoul, If 1l1ned . may be thalleftltld In toUrt. Thone, a non-smoker. baa DOt Nici wbeUMr be '!'m .acn tbe leaialaUon, .-pproved JO.II. • : Tiie 1tate J uatlee )Department uld that there ~ be couOtu· : lloaat problem a with : provisions aUowina the : •late to waive require- : me oh for certa1n :raolUU.. Fith Righu W ~n, Reaponaibility 4ccented SDITOll'• NO'rS: ........ ol &lw Jtlfa ._r: ~ -... _,. -,,., .. ,.. lor ......... .. ,.. ••• ,... ,.,... all ..... lo ..... -...... .... .......... OCOlpC d .......... Bid ........ -w ........, wore _..,_. prcib"'9u -Pan IV of Wood9'cd,,,.,,, 10. ANN ARBOR . Mich. (AP> t-In .ome ways, a lean Unlven1ty ot lllchlaan' ·sophomore named Steve t)'PUlel tu. ah•doWJ, quiet 1eoentllon. No tribal rock festivab, no anti-war c:banta. no mass· lntc of National Guardamen advertises its pre- s~nct' Stevf' and bia contemporaries around the na- tion are tUtUna the books. not the pavemeat. Tbey know what they want jobs and a de1ree of in· dependence that comes only with fi.Dancial 1ecwi· ty. In punuit of these eoala, Ulla quiet generation ia makiftl toqb choices. ••Q' A JOB AND MONEY weren't~ problem, I'd get a doc.-torate in philosophy. But tht:re are no JOba now." Steve said. So he's alrivin& lo eam tbe &rades that will get him into law school. Tbat wW make up some for not dolq •bat I boneetly waat. wbicb LI to ftallb la pblloeoplty. '' A DSCADS AGO. ITSVS'I eounterparta could afford to flout the MeUrity Steve· punuea. · Studeata _.. the cuttiq ..... of tbe tumult that ao preoccupied um naUoa. Here at Micbi1an. tbey founded SDS -Stu, dents for a DemocraUc Society. They held the first anti-war "teach-in." Some 13,000 of them boycotted claues in a protest on behalf of black students. The Associated Preas reported in 1969 thal ex- pen. described that year's collele crop aa the fint in American biatorJ "wbicb la DOl IOilll to colle1e just to earn a Uvtq. Freed of money problems, it is free to explore its mind IDd coaacieoce, to delay . the traditional bu.rdenaof adultbood ..• " A GENEUftON CUT aASSES for anti-war and civU rights marches; aome enrolled leas to prepare for a secure future than to avoid the draft; raucously idealistic, they protested, disnapt.ed and blissfully "turned oo." Today much of the cbuge they sought ls reali- ty. The war is ended, the draft is a memory and, nationwide, moet students play a formal role in de- ciding university rules and regulations. ~ The act requires : Hparate amoldq and : ~n·•moklns areas in or-, rices, terse restaurants. : retaU stor., acboola and : lteaJtbcuefacWtlea. Educators nationwide say Steve's contem· poraries are fiockiq in unpreceden&ed numbers lo courses ~ engineering and business-those most likely to pay otr. in the end, with a job. Steve believes a law dep-ee will assure "acer· taln amount ot wealth ao I can do thi.qs I enjoy. And the economic context baa altered. If pros- perity liberated tbe anti-war aeoeratloa to view education as a tool for ~e. uncertainty bas shaped Steve's generation into an intensely com- petitive, anxious, self·abeorbed crowd. . .......... DAYS OF ANTI-ROTC GESTURES LIKE THIS APPEAR ENDED Concema About Joba Heft Repl•ced C•mpua Polltlc9 . I I • • Judge Picked SACRAMENTO (AP> THEY ARE INTIMATELY FAMILIAR with _ Coleman Blease, a statistics like these: That at any one time in 1975, CARRIERS Wine, Food & Culinary Arts SHOW : I ! J May 17-20 ANAHEIM CONVENTION S h 3.6 million people between lS and 24 were looking acramento lawyer w 0 for work but couldn't rmc1 it; tbat in the same year formerly lobbied for the nearly_Jij!}f_ the qualified education graduates. Amer I can Ci vi I couldn't get teacbing jobs. DISABLED NORFOLK, Va . <AP> -The Navy's biggest and costliest weapons - aircraft carriers -are battling silvery bydroids and fleshy bryozoan. MERCURY SAVINGS , CENTER ! j Liberties Union, was Psychologist Juclitb Bardwick, Michigan's as-and loan <WOCiation ( I Ooors open: 3 pm Thurs, Fri: nominated by Gov. Ed-aociate dean for academic alfaln, paints the bleak mund Brown Jr. as a Noon Sat, SUn state appeals court backdrop against wbicb this quiet generation $3 Ad It $2 12 18 nde 12 f reached young adulthood: u s, age - , u r ree Judge. Blease. 49, will sit "They grew up under the comtant Ulreat ot Dally Wine & food tasting • gourmet cOOk Mmos on the 3rd District Court annihilation. They saw tbe assassinations _ and "Teen Cuisine" cook-off • Microwave cooking o f A p p e a I i n lessons Sacramento. these affect a child, viscerally. more intensely ~===~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!.-.::.:..:...:....::.=..::..:..:..:.::..:_ __ _:__ than an adult. They ~aw a generation's idealism ENTER& WIN dashed. They watched the New Frontier and the Great Society try and, in many ways, fail. And they saw Vietnam. "I don't really see wby these kids sbould have evolved an idealistic cast." The tiny marine animals reported have rorced several carriers... to s hut down while anchored at the Norfolk Naval Station's Pier 12, and it has taken hours to c lean them out. The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot quoted sources as say- y a.avE 1 1n g carrier-s ystems IN FACT, TREY MA ~ evo ved a begin to overheat when • )'i•t t•O J',t..,r, .... (1,., HARBOR VIEW CENTER'S fatalistic casL Since 19'5. Michigan psychologist enough oflbe animals are Jel'ald Bachman bas been ukiDg a national s am· ------~=~===============~ ple or high school seniors if they agree with Uus ~ngested. statement: '. . ~ Entrylkmks A vallable In All Stores Thru May 31. Six winning recipes judged by a panel of food lovers. will be notified on Saturday, June 2 to enter into the "Backyard Chef's Cook-Off Finals," outdoors at the Harbor View Center on Saturday. June 16. Each entry must provide the food in turn each contestant will be given a Weber BK 710 Series Bar-b-que for competing in the event. The winner will receive a S100.00 gift certificate. Our strict oontest rules dictate that assistance may only come from your most supporting wives, children. in laws. cousins. neighbors. 1rienda and acquaintances of the bacl<Yard bar·b-aue chefs. (Unless you can convince our ott1aa1s av 11ioM{ 011 ""\;ttpuOn ot your entry.) 1:HARBOR VIEW CENTER • I . J. . 5 : SAM MIGU& DI. AT SAM JOA0UIM HILLS DI. MIWPOIT HACH To Subscribe · To YOUR Community Newspaper CALL 642-4321 Direct of"COllect . • "Nuclear or biological annlhilation will prob- ably be the fate or all mankind in my lifetime.·· In 1978, 28 percent or the high school youngsters agreed; 33 percent weren't sure. The results in 1975, 1976 and 1977 were comparable. "And you wonder why they're so quiet," Bachman says. "They seem lo be thinking, 'I figure I'm booked on the Titanic, so I'm going lo make the bestof tbings and go first-class'." IN ITS ANNUAL SllaVEY OF college freshmen, tbe American Council on Education found that 60 percent of tboee ea~ring last fall deemed it "very inportant" to be "well orr financial- ly.•' In 1968. 23 ~rcent took tbat view. In contrast, 52 percent of the 1968 crop ranked "keeping up with political affairs" as •·very im· portant." Ten years later, 37 percent felt that way. This generation's silence may stem partly from the fact that its members feel threatened. as a group, by no problems quite so compelling as the Vietnam war and the draft. ·'They are very specialized, very goal- oriented, very specific," says Pat Yeghissian, an adviser lo student groups at the University of Michigan. "You don't see large numbers of the m doing one thing." THERE ARE WOMEN'S GROUPS and gay groups, she says. There are black groups and Jewish groups. There are environmental groups and anti-nuclear groups It's a long, diverse list of causes. Such groups may be a fegacy left by the young protesters or the '60s, who inaiated students bad a right, even a duty, to criticize their society and their university: For instance, at Michigan and elsewhere stu· dents have recently protested university invest· menls in concerns that do business with South Africa, known for ils segregation. At least 12 in- stitutions have responded by divesting their hold- ings in those companies. But educators say that such activism is the ex -ception today. "THERE'S L~ CONCERN NOW with social issues ," says Henry Johnson, Michigan's dean for student affairs. "They're attracted to issues that be nefit them as individuals, that give them pre· paration lo deaJ with the world and offer a chance for Individual growth." Sue Warner, editor of The Michigan Daily, thinks it praiseworthy that her generation hasn't rallied under any single banner. "Things don't seem as black and white as they once did," she says. ··on issues like inflation and energy, I give students a lot or credit for not being knee-jerk. Your tone becomes aofter, more middle- of-tbe-road when you consideralltheangles." Their tone may have been aoflened, too, by another legacy of the '60s, says Rutgers historian William L. O'Neill : INTBE 'Sh, AS A STUDENT you lacked most of the rights of tbe average citizen. Uni\'ersities really regulated conduct and behavior. All that was swept away in the '609. Studentsnowbavealltbe rights that any citizen does." Nationwide, students pl•Y a role in university goverance, says Alvin Eurich, president in New Academy for Educational Development In New York.1bey vote on curriculum, academic require- ments and, often, hiring, be says. "'l'b.i8 is true in both public lhd private inatitu· lions," Eurich says. "In the '809 tbey were de· (See WOODSTOCK, Pa1e A15) ] • I ;I u u j B ' ·-~----NS & DRAGONS FANTASY -SCIENCE FICTION ROLE PLAYING GAMES PIGMAMIA ·UNO • KIYPTO • GO IACIUiAMMON • RUMMY TILES Fm TrN, 350 I Via Oporto Udo Ma• Ylloge ·MW M• Newport leacll Tel. 675-61 Jt 0,..1:30-6:00 7 Days SAT., MAY 19th I 0 A.M. 1TIL 4 P.M. 15751 Chemical Ln. H...tfngton Beach Ind. Pan r ALL SALES FINAL No &c••111 • No lefwds CASH&CARRY SOLD-AS-IS . . Mc••••·· . J ••• ..... . . . . . .&------11:. . . . no 1 I I l - - -·-=··-·---··-_ .. ------~-""'·------------ .. . . AT ¥<>Wt SERVICE/ LOCAL TMI KNOW· IT· ALL MATEN.DER 14R•ORtlt .. ··cot a problem'> Then wnre to Par Dunn. Par will cut rftf tape, ~Uiftg the OJl.$wers arid action you need to solve anequitus m government and business Mail your qw.stion.s tc1 Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Coaat Dally Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560. Costa Mesa, CA !m26 . .U many letters as possable will be amwered, but filton«I anqwries or feUeTs not mcludmg the reodn'• /1llJ aame. addTess and bwmess hours' phoM nvmbercannot beccmsideTed. Thu column oppearsda1· ~ncept Stotdoya. DEAR PAT: Has anyone written an "advice" boot for landlords? We have our problems too, and occasionally need some answers on how to deal with ~problems. S. L .• Costa Mesa A ~ Preu lleM, ••LudJordlmg, '' by Lelgll 9* 11•, •a1be•••&1• wall&.. TM alltllor eaUa &Im a tnt ._. ,_ Bard ~ CelJele. Be nY· en ,......., malMelluee, lealal , ... lem&a, eftdllm, ~. lases, ... ~ ••tte. clslHs, decldeet " Tiie m.pa1e ..a.me ceata S12.51. I&'• awallaMe la •11111.a.re., or frem Nelo Presa. P.O. 8o:11544, OttldeMal, Callf. 15415. IKtdemUy. Nelo Preas ai.o la Ute 1M1blialler of Ute ''C...,_..a Teaall&a' Hudbook · Teaaa&I' Rt1•u." Tllla beoll also cu pnn ltelpfal to I_..... wM wot to n.d oat eaactiy wtaat le1al rtp&a&llelr~•a.e. l"el•11•eers G•lll Ce~ Crftlli DEAR PAT: I believe I remember reading in· formation some time ago in A VS that told bow you ean get college credit for volunteer wort. Would you please repeat this for me! E.D., Newport Beach .. ...., T9 Get Collele Credi& Fw Wb& Y" Bne LeanelAaAllRH•Uer ... V...._.., .... aHUUle ler $Z rr.. Ace~ WelMtl•a C.•· ~~ .... rrs,Prillee:;ar·J.11549' (•ne et.eek.., ... to Ed•• Testlq Senke.) Tlae .re.lea eredl& 1• neel'e from partidpat· lal nll1:1911 ... alnrstllea la Mt for lllememll· i•I ... t1lalMT experlellce, "" ratlter fw wllat yo• •a.e leaned t•ro•P &llese esperte.eea. Tec .. "lme• ,_ ,... ... wllat YM bow cu 18ct.de wrtuee .. t.ertala el pnleuloul caliber ud faetil· ty "-"..._el,.. at you paMI or apaid ..n.· · 4'•• Qllltle ,,. .. Aitl Tee .. •9er DEAR PAT: I.a tbere a book tbat tells about all kinda of different occupations and the training needed for them? I'm in high school and would like to check out training requirements to help me de· cide what kind of work I want to do after I finish school R.G., Costa Mesa n.e "Oecapalioaal Outlook Halldboofll " COD· &alas die followlq laformaUoa for more Uau 851 eee• .. .._: aa&are of won; places of employ. mn&; &ralalq or etller qullfkaU..., ud ad· yaaeemnt; employme•t Gllll11fll: eanlblp aacl wortille eeedltl •; ud MUCeS of addllhaal la· formadla. 'ne u.tbeH Is ~ eftl')' two yean bf Ute V.S. Depar&IDftl& of Laber'• Bueaa of Labor S&au.tks. Coples eu be pweuHd frem aay re1loeaJ oftke of &lie B•naa of Labor Sta&ls&lea, or loud la refernee aedlouof lar1er Ubrartes. F,....P.,,eAJ4 !2'?!!~!e<lf~~l ·P~. Now they've gained their point." Carl Hovde is a Columbia professor of Enalisb wbo served u a dean from 1988 unW 1972, tbe uni· veraity'a most tumultuous years. He puts it th.is. way: "Nothing conservatiles like responsibility." Except. perbape, economic uncertainty . .. IP TRBaE'S A COMMON PSOBLE• for kids now, it'a tbe restriction of ffODOmlc OP· portunity," says Michigan paycbologiat Martin Gold. "The Vletnam war wu a common fate; to- day eeonomic problems put them into competition with CJDe another ••• So Steve and bia friends hope to earn secure futuree by makin1 1ood gadee. Tbey spend their moiteJ aa boob and beer and telephone bills. Wben they let off steam, they dance and "))lay· .. c:~ pranks... ' But they laqb wbea asked if tbe1r experience tacludel ...,elaiq like the mlndlesa, bedonlaUc dnaaltm arPia of the 1• CGllele kids depleted in the morie •• Allllllal House .•• •'Becomi.DI a real, live coUece ltuden\," ••YI Stett. "ta dileovertna that ADlmal HouH ta pure ftdloD." . Alamo Sladl Unearthed SAN ANTONIO, Teua <AP> -A skull found dudal aeav.UO. at the Alamo a~ wu tlaat Ol. eMUlt7 from tbe -Tnu RnoluUon ba!!Je4 8CeOl'dllll to artbeololiata at tbe UDlventty of Ta. at .... Antonio. A bmd al abDat 111 Teuna wu wiped out • .,. I.--, bJ more thn 1,a Mexican troop9 ...... 8lll&a Ame ID a mada1 NYOlutloDarJ battle UaM talh wed• Jl.4Q alett. . . ........... -···~-; . lluedly, ~ 17, 1171. ~•ILfflrar, 1 7 County Authors· Honored Plve Oranae Coast r""9eD&a were aPIGQI Mvtts Oru1e Coun· t1 a.u.ori reeelvln1 •••rd• fi'om J'l1ilMll ol tbe lJbrary It UClmae. • ._.. ol tbe ensraved lilvet' ............ : •11 •r• a ...... of Irvine .. ••t~or of "TetbDOIOIJ and SoeletJ Under Leni n and ltatiD, .. pubtilW by PriDeetGa Ualvenlt)' Preaa. Onley Hall of Irvine. autbor of "The Bad Landa" publllbfld by American Book· Stratford Preu .. • 1•1 •ar&I• of Irvine. author of "Always Merry od Brilbt. the Lil• of Hmry II ttter .. -publtabed by-·Capra Pre11. -l*ts I . lllllr of <"Alta M e1a. author of "Tiie Haybunen r..: CouMy" pubu.bed by PrinliDI Co. -A*troor ...... of LalUDa Niauel, author of ''The Hawb of Cbelney" publlabed by Harper and Row. Also booored were Robert L. Baber ol Santa Ana, author ol "Wines of California" aad Donald Stanwood of Santa Au, author of ''The Memory of Eva ltyker;u TB& AWAaD8 WS&& pre. HD&ed dariDI tbe P'rMDda 14th anaual book and author awards banquet. Porty.five Oraa1e County autbon wbote works were publiabed ia 11'11 partletpeted 1a the competitioa. Tbe Friends i• tbe laraeat library support lf'OUP of its kind in the aatioa, accord.las to UCI offtciala. OM. y PILOT An .......... Queen Sllvla of Sw-eaen ,. • .-~ birth this week to .. boy at tbe royal cutle, the Swedish Court alllKM.DM!ed. Here at ....., Fndt Orchards we tl'llnk our gift paks are some- thing special Just about the only ones left that we pecMd entirety by hand. But with fruit this beautiful. we won't take•. cNnc:e on. machine bruising or crushing. And these beautiful gift paka are useful for so many occasions. a birthday or aMivefsary. a remem· brance for a special friend or hostMS gift -these paks are full of California sunshine and they will brighten up the face of anyone lucky enough to receive them. fRUIT ORCHARDS ® A VISIT TO HADLEY'S IS SPECIAL. STOP IN AND FIND om WHY! r "" ... "" Sun-Dried Fruit Cereals & Grains 1 lb. Sulphured Af:>ples 2 lb. >Natural Bran t 69 reg: .59 Now .49 reg. 1 ·89 Now • · 2 lb. Rolled Oats 1 lb. <Jnsulphured Apples reg. • 75 Now .59 reg. 1.89 Now 1 .69 2 lb. Bulgar Wheat 79 1 lb. Sun·Dried Apricots reg. .98 Now • 1 lb. Wheat Germ reg. 2.69 Now 2A9 reg. .55 Now .49 ~ ... ----------------------------~~ ~~-----------------------------~ "Exotic Fndt .... " 1 lb. Benana Chips I lb. Dried Plneepple J 6 oz. Coconut Syrup reg. J.39 Now l .19 reg. J.69 Now 1A9 reg. .~ Now • 79 !5!*~rs .59 .59 .98 .95 4 oz. Date Bars J 6 oz. Cinnamon Bread 9'h oz. Date Bran Muffins ... Healthful Snacks 1 lb. B.B.Q. Soybeans reg. .98 Now .89 I :y, oz. Fruit Snacks (Apricot. Strawberry. Peach. Pear. f\pple) reg. .49 Now .39 1Yz oz. Hadley Mixed Stze Tree-Ripened Olives (drained weight) reg. .69 Now .59 7'h oz. Hadley Mammoth Size Tree·R1pened Olives (drained weight) reg .. 75 Now .65 onev 24 Oz. Hadley Heavenly Light Mild Honey reg. 1.59 Now 1.35 24 oz. Hadley Heavenly Dark Honey reg. I .59 Now 1.35 12 oz. Hadley Heavenly Honeycomb in Glass . 1,79 Now 1.49 ~ ~ Dates & Date Products 1 Yl lb. Choice Barhi Data reg. 2.19 Now 1.98 3 lb. Variety Date Pak . reg. 2.89 Now 2.59 15 oz. Date Coconut Rolls • reg. 139 Now 1.19 12 oz. Date Nut Confections reg. 129 Now 1 .09 12 oz. Date Nut Snowballs reg. 1.29 Now 1.09 Nuts 1 lb. Cashew Pieces. Roasted and Salted or Roasted Only reg. 2.09 Now 1 .89 I lb. Vi rginia Peanuts, Roasted and ~lted or Roasted Only reg. .98 Now .89 12 oz. Sliced Natural Almonds reg. 2.29 Now 2. 19 Vitaniins I lb. Lecithin reg. 3.49 Now 3.29 (250's) Oyster Shell Cak1um reg, 3.69 Now 2.69 ( IQ()"s) Iron and Liver reg. 398 Now 2.85 PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY16 THROUGH MAY 22 · .~ . OPEN 8 A.M. TO "· P .M. 365 DAYS A YEAR Candy 12 oz. Tangerine Slices reg. .98 Now .89 8 oz. English Toffee reg. 1.49 Now 1.29 1 lb. Salt Water Taffy reg. .W Now • 79 , Staples 2 lb. Kleen-Raw Sugar reg .• 89 Now .79 2 lb. Pinto Beans reg .. 79 Now .65 '" 2 lb. Great Northern Beans reg. 89 Now .75 ...i Our Tustin aind CMlabada~ Cdrry d complete line of Altddena rJw milk products ... milk. yogurt. godfs milk. chetSt:!> e1nd !>Our crcdm. Visit Our \Vine-Tasting Room Visit Hadley in Tustin, 630 El Camino Plaza, • and in these handy locations: Cartsbad 35 Miles North of San Diego ' Highway 5, Palomar Airport Road (714) 438-1260 Cabazon 1 b Miles West of Palm Springs Interstate 10, Apache Trail Off-Ramp (714) 849 4668 ... 1 j lt'Jaat Gasoliae Crisis"! LOCAL"-- ~Free· Flow' Viewed: Stude"'-t Exc~e "Said 'Dilemma-, a, wn.u&M 90DGS ............. • COMt~ODll•ll'* trlet tr••t••• wUI Had ~mlillftl ....... rock .... a ........... :=-:; ~wttb w.s O.U..'• APl*t afne .......... olad18'L Sacldllbld trusteee haft ftt- ed to aupport • IO-ealled '"free flow'. Qltem tbat would allow atadeata to lllteDd any eomm..U· ty collep &bey des1re. BUT COAST Baaineu llaaa1er Cornllaa Tbompeoa said Wedneeday Ilia diatric:t ii faced with a dilemma becauae enrollment would probably in· crease wb.Ue income would eo down under Saddlebact '• pro-potal. f-..-....o1_.. .... , tawD leu W7 com•., &a&o tM ..._ trict. • Cout ,.. .... tl.t ....... from GUier dl1trlcta' for la· terdi1trlet atteDdaDc• la ll"f"f·7'~ Saddlebaell paid SIU.• of tbla. TbomP109 ... be •..-U Cout will ne.lve .............. I Ula .............. ,.. . • ........ ,. u.. ...,.,. ••«••• ,... Ne•• .. ..., '" ................ ... ... _ ........... ... .... tr , ....... ODMt ..... came tll1• otlaer ••J ••• ...... Tn18tees Beeall Croup Plans Push . In Newport-Mesa- A oouP aeekin1 to recall tbree Newpa1t·•--aellool trmteea hopes to bave about 50 people dreulatinl petiUom tbla w11 .. •iid a apotesman Aid. ' Brian Donovan !left> of Newport Beach is the proud owner of six new cars today. tha nks to his expe rtise on the TV qujz show Tic Tac Dough. They wer e p a rt of llost Wink Ma rtindale a nd Donovan's wife. Mary. adm ire his booty, a half dozen Bui('k Opcl s at Ba uer Motors in Costa Mesa. Tbat'a beeauae mone1 ex· chanced OD tbe bu1a o1 atudelltl movinc between d1atrteta woald be leu under t.bl Sacldleb9clt plan. •'I J111t can't aee ov dlatriet supportine free flow the way thlnp stand now.'' 1'bomDIOD said. "I rtt01alae tbat Sad· dleback ls taldn& a cbanee OD legislation, but t6e tblDI that's disturblne la tbat we don1 bave a n anawer from Sacramento." BUT Fletcher, commaaitJ COC1i1'C11aMG1' for ati:l 1 m AetillC to Res~ F.dacation <CARE>, uAd Weda•d111 Ida paup la a11o .-. =~an iDciclea& tbat oenned at Newpon Barbar Biiia Sebool his $148.~ wi nnings a show record .. Irvine Gets $354,000 MmaDING TO A CU& NBW8 nl1111 dillribuled • ..._. day, tbeltudeateouncU WU told lt woulda't be .......... la&. trlct fUDdawlapentalx weebmtaiqita buqet. · Tbm tbe ltudeDta were blfonDec1I.be1DOMJ waald be availa- ble and tbat ICbool ~ ......... for ..... al ... tbe fUDda would be available. Fletcbel' called lbe priDdp9l 0 lrnlpo111iblt" for aat ct.mc tile atudeala full informaUoa abollt I.be r.da. Federal Money to Aid Af]ordable Housing_ SADDLEBAC& OFPlCIALS believe legialaUon will be puaecl that will equalize the excbaqe of funds between campuses that t rade stOdenta under a free flow plan. He said be also betinel tbe iaddeat nfleda ti ...... •·eon· • deseeadiDI llttitude toward lbldeat1" and tbat board members sbou.ld '"step in and talle care ol a detail (ol u1.-...1 acbool operationl) when it'I IO ildel&ed." The City o f Irvi n e was war ded $354,000 in federal ousing grant contracts this 1eek to help the city provide af· Jrda ble housing for low and loderate income residents. Fishing G e ar, ~ood Stolen n Clemente I\ hun~ry thwf whn l.lpparenllv 1-.l'S to fish m ild4' off With l )() JUnds of food and $~44 1n fish 1g gea r dur in g predawn rt:ak-ins al a n·~ta u ranl <1nd 1cklP shop nt t h<! end ol 1 ht' !'Ian lcmenle 1-'tl'r /Harlow .Jean Burke, owner or he Pier TaC'k lt• shop, told pohC'c .e found his business nmsaekcd ;then he arrived to .open it al 5 1.m. A crowhar was apparently 1scd by thuj!s to pry open the loo r. Rurkc ~~1 111 t:t kni\Ps. SMf'n •~hmg r l'l•b , tlirt•e plu•rs, I wo .ickll' bol\<''> ;111d I \\II lO fou l .JOies wen· lakc11 Rurk<> notirrd that a nearhv ·cstaurant. lht· Calll·y. also hl:ttl twen burg lan 7cd wiUl the aid of a crowbar Rest aurant owne r Cla ude Wilkins told police $171 in food· stuffs were taken. The shopping list included 40 pounds of bacon. 20 pounds of hamburger , 20 pounds of rork cod , 18 pounds of ha m, 10 pounds of shrimp and four loaves or sourdough bread. '"""e Ne•ter The bulk of t he money - $329,000 -will be used to defray site improvement costs for a 75-unil, lo w·incom e. multi· family apa rtment comptex in University Town Center adja· C'e nt to the UC Irvine campus. Costs covered wil l include street. curb, gutter and lighting improvement costs. A SECOND GRANT of $25,000 will be earmarked for an af· fo rdable housing program Jn the village of Woodbridge. The Sports Special Day Planned In Costa Mesa· . P lans are under way for na- tional-level bicycle races, a 10- kilometer <6 .2-mile) run and other events to be held June 10 in Costa Mesa. The cit y and Qel Taco a re sponsonng the Sports Special d ay. which will be highlighlt!d by fi e ··Nationa l Classic" bike races featurin~ the 12 members of the U.S. Senior Men's Team and entrants from countries as fa r away as De nmark and Switzerland. There will also be a children's "Big Wheel" competition and a lO·kilometer r un beginning at 8 a.m . Entry forms and additional in· formation are available ftom sporting goods stores, the city Leisure Services Department at 77 Fair Drive, room 305, or by calling 754·5300. A r esident of Irvine's Pa-rt-West Ai>artments who doesn't have to worry about paying rent to the landlord, or waiting in line for gasoline is this hummtnabird. The de.llcate nest is built on a single branch of ivy just under tbe roof of a carport at ~ apartment complex. • , funds will cover "start up costs" for later construction of 100 ren· tal unit.a for the.elderly, county spokesman John Schade said. Actual construction of the proj- ect will be funded through tbe Housing and Urban Develop- me nl Administration, Schade said. and will be administered by t he Irvine Ho using Op· port unities Corp., a non-profit organization. · IN A RELATED matter, the Irvine City Council next Tues· day is expected to apply for $300.000 in additiona l fede ral funds to reduce site improve-. me nt and land acquisition costs ror 60 apartment units al.so in Woodbridge. The units would be included in a 258-unit complex,: but would be offered to low and moderate income individuals. · Since 1974, Irvine has received mo re than $900,000 in federal funds to assist in efforts to pro- vide low and moderately priced housing. Pl'ftellily, tbe dollar exctaance ia bued OD a local property tu income formula in exlatence before Propodioa 13 wiped out local tax.es u a major aupport for community coUe1es. Under that plan. Saddle back's per· student payment.a to Cout were much leas than Coast's per. student payments to Sad- dleback. . With mostly state dollars now s upporting community coUeces. officials believe tbe payments between acbooll will equalize. . NEWIOaT ~ lllGll ICllOOL PriDd"1 Tom Jaeobloa said WedDeldaytbeiniti&l...,catwua rmallol...._~ ty Jut summer due to tbe paaaqe ol Pl'ODCl9= u. wllieb curred after tbe atudeat COUDdl bad set Ab ~for tlala ..::i year. "I sugested tbat DO plam be made to me tlall ___, ID tbe AslOC'i8ted Studeat Body budpt .w ...... ,...... ............... said Jacobeoa, DOtlq tbat tbe .... aDoelltloa tr.W••llr ... used for special projeda radler .... ehlb DPHlllla& ....... . Jacoblon said be clidn't lean tbe tudl ......... , ...... ..w later in tbe fa>J. . ''Tbe point that I think caaed tbe eoutaoHnJ la w people'a minds ls that I did not reJeue tbe moeey until I felt the wbole ftlcal situatioa bad become more settled,'' 1~ said. BE EXPLAINED BE RA&ED TllAT otber traditloDal soarces of student fundi.nc mi&bt come ap short. U tbat blld bap- BUT IT HASN'T bappened ~~· the $5.~ would be needed to UDdet write ~ A'.SB ac- ye t, and Coaat officials are faced ~·:~~and still wouldn't bave been available for special projects with a deciaioo over wbetber to Tbe charge by CARE was the latest iDeideat iD the reeaD ac· accept Sadc:Ueback Diatrict reai· t~ that belan last montb wbeo 10CDe resideDta tiled bMatiaaa to dents to cluaes at Oraqe Coast ctttuUd.e retail petWou .. aimt &nalteel ~ Jo ~ Rod Collese in Costa Mesa or Golden MacMUHan ud board PreUdeat Carol Martin. • West College in ff untlncton They are tbe oa.17 tbree ol tbe HYeD lnllteel wllDle :Mt. Beacb next fall. areta 'tlebeduledforeleetianiDNoftmbtr'. II Coast trustees vote to restrict entry of Saddlebadt stu-TD INTENTION NO'IKD UBI &O ....... ebarps, neb dent.a, they will loee money re-as "iuespcmible financial~ .. ud "laet ol Jlldp111111t la ceived on the baai.a of t.boee stu· planning for the future." dent.a. If they vote to accept atv-However, CARE members bave stated the recall drift was Ucl Medical dents, Thompson believes they sparked by uabappi.Desa witb tnastee bandlinc of~ conduct dw'ces acaimt Newport a.nor Hilb bud diredor Richard England . ~hool Plans Reward Set F.ngl•nd faces a bearinc before a special bolnl Ws mmmer. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Of. CAaE BAS UNTIL lt1NE 21TOlatberabout12-~ H D ficials have announced they are needed to bold a recall electioo. onors ay offering a $2,000 reward for the Sipers of tbe recall inleatioD peWom (DO( all IDdiYlduala I\ wa rds to outstanding ·stu· capture of the so-called Castro signed each of tbe three petitioaa, however) are Barr ud Lucy Street Arsonist, believed to have F1etcber of Costa Men, Cal aad EleaDor FuDer of Santa Ana dents and faculty me mbers at s et s i x f i r e s a Ion I t be Heiebl&. Antbooy and Bonnie Sayrajew of Ne-Beach, Louis the UC Irvi ne College o f th --·-' , __ I t J••t.. · --~ n..-..1. Sal ti of,,.__._ .. _.. Medicine wi ll be presented at 0 '""'6" .. are sun....., as -z m auu _,.-.uy va ~ Mesa, Georse Laclley ol Newport Honors Day activities today at _w_h_ic_h_one __ r&refi __ 1_b_te_r_d_ied_. ____ ee_a_c_h_and __ Karen ___ Pff __ a_o_f_Costa __ 11_esa __ . ---------- the UCI Me'dical Center in Orange. Guest speaker will be Dr. Dwight Emary Harken, the fi rst physician to operate successful- ly a nd routinely on the human heart. Harken, clinical professor of s urge r y . e m ~r i tus, a l H ar v a r d Un iver s ity, h as performed heart surgery for more than 30 years. Ha rken also was the first sur- geon to place an a rtificial valve in the heart. Awards for academic achieve· ment. community service and teaching excellence will be pre- sented following Harken's talk. Hotel OK'd For Clemente San-Clemente Planning Com· mi11ion me mbers have un· animoualy approved a proposed 116-unit hotel at 35 Calle In· dustrias. Planning and Building Di.rec- tor J im Lawson said it is not de· te rmined at this time which firm will operate the proposed hotel and no date for the start of con· struction has been set. La waon aa id conatruction couJd begi.n._aomeUme tbia year unle11 an appeal is filed qaimt the project or City Council mem· ben request a review of the hotel plan. Youth Awareneu Week Announced May 20·28 has been pro· claimed Youth Awareneu Week in both Colta lleaa and Newport Beach in reeopitlon of a ff1iet1 of local )Jl'Olrama and tbe JOU1b. oriented actiritiel of SoropUmlst International of tbe Newport Harbor area. Proclamations to tbat effect bave been alped by both ea.ta lleta Mayor Ed lld'arland and Newport Beaeb Mayor Paul Ryckotf . - Read it and Reap. Everyday. l Values you can count on are advertised every day in the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 - -·-------. . -· --------.. -··· . , . •11t-1bi~:-:=::-..-------:::-..:::~::..r..:: ==:==--__...: :::.:::.-: :=--::-.:::.:o:.· ~';,:'~ :,:;,,,: !.... .... ~ -... • . ' .. l'hurtd9y, M91 t7, 1979 Skateboard 'Freak' Needs Proteetlve &ea• \ .,. m. l'ntNC90llN- ...., Dr .......... , Pelb•P" m )' 10. year-old ton wUl liaten to you. He'• • lka&eboard freu. tle even plaeee ..._ boerd Mat to hi.a bed .befON ':J.°" to llffp. On we.k be'• H much a pert of them .. aome kida an on • bleyde. Onct ht went into the 1t~t end wu narrowly mfliled by • apeediq car Trut. be handles hlma•ll well, but we tell him thert>'s always dan1er U..t he may 11erk>Wlly ln lur• hhnaell He pooh·pooh.11 lht: dea He saya aketeboardin& ts murh more common than wt: reella.. He ••·Y• only · 'khat.--1et hurt ArLwe oo JU1 back 1.CMLmU(h?_~ kid tbru hOUIH down on our at.reel jual broke a lell. fallin1 off hl1 1kateboard. -tlrt. L. DEAR litRS. L. Tell your IOO that even "expert.a" mey cet hw't. tl'peflally when they akat.e on s dewatka inCJ p avement.s that aren't tree of lrrecularities like holea and cracks. At excessive ~peeda a f-.ll can produce severe dama1e. Although fractures and 1111rains ure common injuries, falls on the he1td un cause critical re· sulb DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE - Ideally. )'OW' son should aavt most of hil dramaUc turaa and tricks for 1peclal parka tbat invite 11late·boanHn1. There's leas chance for IQjury. But even ao. it would make good aenae for your son to wear protective covering: knee, elbow and hip pads -and a helmet. Most youngsters laugh off such preventive measures. Perhaps statistics may infiueoce him to be more caretw. AcCOl"dinl to one NPOrt, ot tbe eatimatecl 15·20 miWoa •kateboerdera, about 350.000 suffer tnjury -mQw or minor. In view ot these staUatlca. Mn. L .. J WOUidn't aay th•t you've been onbbbacktoomuch. Wbat'aimpor- tant now la to devise some way you can 9'lcle off bis back in a way that produe.le. frietlon. MEDICALETl'ES Dear Dr. Sleblcrob: The only solace I receive when bitten to a pulp by mo&qu.itoea is: "They like you because you're so sweet." I'll be in a crowd and few will . complain exeept me. .............~. aeem to Rad out lipall ~ "here be ill, our meal·Ueket. •• • .. Perbaps It'• becauae I aweat•~ much. I don't know. I've .,._ woaderlnl it 1 abould tau .tt·~ B·l every day. I've beaJd keeps moequitoea away. la ~ true?-Mr.8.. . :: / .. 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C> A '#RITER ?··- THAT'S HARD WORt< .----.1 • THE DICTIONARY HAS EVERY WORD IN IT··· by Emit Busttmiller ALL l HAVE TO DO IS REARRANGE THE WORD6 PEANUTS 1MtSiS /NI REPerr. .• I SAT UP AU. Nl~T ·WOfa('.IN6 ON-IT WMAT I DID WAS. I SAT VP ALL. Nl6~T WOAA'l'IN6 ASOllT' IT by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh WHAT? He DECIO€t> TD ro NEX f ? 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House Oil llnii Bared ~-Conpeamen'• Financial lntere•i. Luted ~ WAIHlNGTON tAP l .U Atlantic 8iehfleld, Delbl ID· 8l1aG. LIB'l'CD ownenblp Coqrw ...._ lie llfllDil ol ternaUonal OU. Clark OU ud-of llAlft tUn tz:I0.000 WGl'tlrat oll price c011t,.l1 aad otbtr Butt• OU and Gu. lltu Ill• lllalq and .. .....,... ... ,., ...... , more tbu two Rep. Jamta Clevelaad, a. tUl'tq Cl. atock and • -... doMD HouM memben Mn• N,H., Mid be...-... ell...._. ltall• ID Woadale HWaidl Ille .. doeedtlulttMy bad finaelal ta-for•-* fl9ID ltaacl1rd 00 el •••er-I-bed ~, ••r1•r tereetl • oU ud natural Pl la Calltonla ..U. bet... .... ••--• 1 ftna dtdll ta lJTI, ueord&a1 to newry re· 'ad •• ,.. dlvidilMI INl9 real ...... . leueddDeumenta. Gd OU. lloll&l OU ... SX-8 ....... allo .._.-OW'IMd<s Se•• other coa1res1 .... It.It· Corp. ol lltetWMn 11.000 •ad of Ham,..u JDC. 1toek wanla ed boaorarla from oU com,..._ 91.IOO ..... Cleveland aa&d be from '15.000 to IS0,000. in their dladoture alatemenu h11d holdinca in all four com· 1111 dividenda lut year came for tut,..... paniea •orth betwffn $15,000 from tbe 311 and Honeywell TllB ftATB•SN'l'I. reqwr9d aod ~.ooo apiece. boldinll. • u. _. Dblc• ID Govem· Rep. WUliana CliDC•, ~Pa., Rebncaul1t Hated Hparate ...-Ml Md w emtlni Houle li•ted .a-tve commae ... bank 8CCGIDI for him ud bl.a MllM. _.. ua. ftnt to cover a holdlap in aome ol tM beet wife tAJt•"n• between •.ooo and ..a... •--· i ued ln knowa ~ IMhadllll a $11,• He U.W modelt ltoek ... ..-rear. -..--11 bolcllDI ot at leut '100,000 ID boM•• ln Illa wile'• name. llaJ 1111 covered oaly the tut Gulf OU r-.. ...,.., ..... ... ,,, ....... ........... ol1"11. ~ .. .1l11TICEI IOBN Paul A h t h f J h P' aome ~0•1reumen llsted alock portfolioa so diversified that their votes on a whole range of iaau. could potenti11lly affect their finu1cial Investments . Many, however, abQwed litUe in· come except for thelr '67 ,&00 .Ep. D·~E F•-g•. 0 . St Willi J 8 J P o ograp o o n . "' .. • "°"' ....... evens. am · renaan r. · Kennedy sold for $336 and a COQlf I Eld •al salary. Fla .. listed income rangiq from and Thurgood MUihall, who re· letter written by Woody Al· ss.ooo to $15,000 frpm royalties leaaed their financial reports leo went for ,285 at 8 ~:s •:~t in 11 Petm11lvula ~~Y' all listed modest as· televised auction for benefit Rep. Dan Glickman, O.Ku.. Juatiee Harry A. Blackmun's of New York'• public broad· recieved a royalty iDterelt of report. a1ao released T\lelday, • caating atation. WNET·TV. between $1,000 and Sl,IOO oa oU 1bowed assets totallns from The fo~r-day auction • . Growtb adyocate O~':ei f'er1uaoa aad Laauaa Couletlmao Howard ·Da--..a will be tbe a...Uen at a l...aa Facta. Inc. lucbaaa llQ-JI .. tbe Art~. 7 -•• P'•l'IUIOD ia neeutlve dlnator of CEZED <Caltfondam tar la. vlroament, Emplo1meal. Eeonom1 and Develop.-:). Tiie ==--ii • ---of b leaden, la.__. ud eomwm1t1 members. : Tiie .... DI will take plw -~ DOOll • tbe Sari ud Sand ...,..., 1111 Sol6 Cout ffllbway. Ad· mluloo. includln1 luneh, gratuities and parkln1, ia ".!15 per periOll. For reservations, aend a check to Laguna Facts, Inc. at P .O Box UNO lD Lasuna Beach. c.u u2-n11: Put • , .. word• to work for Earlier statements alao re· leued under tenm of tbe Ethics ln Oovenuneat Act showed that CIUef JUltlee Warren E. BUJ'ler or the Supreme Court owns stock worth more than $500,000 in the Minnesota Mining and Manufac- turing Co. and In Woodale Hillside Inc. He collected dividends of between $6,000 and and au producing 1e ... ID bl.a tno,OOOto$440,000. brought in $1,213,124. homeltate.-· --=------------------------------------------.::.:...:....=.::::;.:.;...;;;;;;.~;:;.;;:;.:.;:;;~~~~----~~--------------------------~-- $17,500. THE INITIAL FILINGS by presidential candidates showed former Texas Gov. Jpbn 8 . Con- nally as the wealthiest. He re· ported $1,000,376 in business in- come and bonoraria, and the re- port indicated at least $299,000 in Interest and. capital gains for a total ol $1,299.976. . Tbe House disclosure state· ' ment1 showed that Rep. S. William Green, R·N.Y., is one of the wealthier members or Coqreu, oWDiilg large enough blocks of Allis Chalmers and Starrett Housing stocks to be earnlq dividends or between $15,000 and $50,000 from each, and lesser amounts in other companies. Figures are not exact because the disclosure form indicates on· ly ranges ln which amounts fall instead or giving s pecific amounts. GaEEN AND BIS wife also reported holdings in several oil companies in 1978. including Rep. Joaa D. Dtn1ell, D· Mich., a leadingl)pponent of laat year's oil price decontrol bW, reported receiving $5,8SO in honoraria from oil companies and industr y associations. Dingell has supported President Carter's recent decontrol de· cision. In 1978, congressmen were pe rmltted to receive up to a total of $25,000 in boooraria. Startmc this year, however. outside earn- ings are limited by House rules to $8,600. THE SENAT E IS expected to formally issue its financial dis· clos ure statements for 1978 this week. Burger was among eipt of the nine Supreme Court juaUees to file disclosure statements; Justice Lewis F . Powell bu re- ceived permission to file bis statement one month late. While Burger's reported hold- ings do not place him in the ..millionaire'" status, his finan- cial worth is considerable. Of the high court's other mem· be r s . only Justice Polter Stewart stands out as con· . spicuously wealthy. Stewart and his wife, Mary Ano, listed total assets that fall somewhere between $1.2 million and $2.1 million. . . ' :,, , • ''tr•• ' ')1 ~", •''d Now Save '100 S~nsational Savings This Week! 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I.ti\ 1f\lury he aot ln t.be first hbmc ~a mt' ol ttw! lieuon So how doca hti brt'ak oµt of It·· HE U~l:D HJ8 BAT lo get two ~1n1les, dnd th~ st>cond one was an infield hit that ht' out-leggoo. damaged knee and i.11 Then' the damaged knee raced aaround Ufe bues. first to home, on • Rod Carew bunt sangJe that Wti overt.brown into right field. The result was a 4.3 Angels victory ln 1 t innings. their second stn1igbt one·run win over the Bre wers itt Anaheim Stadium. "THE llNltE f'IELT FINI:. It didn't hurt •' -»-:1olaa around tbe ••• ., Ford bum~ afterwardtl, aUU out of breath. "It s ure feela l()Od. becauae l baveo'l been able to contribute .uylb1n1 lD t.be paal two week•. really · · And Maril Clear. wumer of bll aec:ond aame •n two cUlhla, 4-0 record OD the HHOD with a nc.ay 2.12 ERA .•. bow Iona c1UJ we keep uainc M•rk Clear puns? On a clear day. the Aqela can aee foruver. Let Mark m11ke one thin& perfect- ly clear He's 11 clear and present dan1er LO the re11t of th~ lca~ue Clearly, Mark bas arrived I GUESS WE CAN kEY.P using them as long a1> Clear keeps pitching like this. tie faced five ballers, struck out two, didn 'l allow a bit. and pitched out of a tougb Jam when two errors on one pop fly put the Brewers· Sixto Lezcano on third base with juat one out in the top of the ttth "Mark and David LaRocbe both dld a helluva Job," said a pleued Mana1er Jim ll'Nscm. ~pitebed two ffOnllnl m- ninaa ot reUef after starter Dave P'rollt came out iD the eiabtb. .. "But Carew." Fre101i empbui1ed, "be 'a the 1uy wbo matea lbinp happen." TBE&E WEaE TWO OUT wben Carew laid down bis bunt. ao be wun't trylq to sacrifice Ford to second. It wu bue bit or oolbing. "Sal Bando Clbe Brewers' third baseman> was playing on the Une. ao I figured if I got the ball in the right spot where he'd have to change direction to make the throw. I'd have a chance of beat· mg it out." Carew explained. r- Carew found the rigbl spot, all right. He- placed the bunt equidistant from Bando and the pitcher. and neither could make the play. But Bando tried, and it COllt him the game. Bando's throw s kidded put ftrst baae (See ANGELS, Page BZ> King Of tile Track Washington f..oDles Back Fro01 Dead UCI Star 'One of the Guys' "/ uxmt people tu know me not cu a gTeat inng rumpeT or as a great 200 runner but O.! an All· Antfrtcan boy I'm 1ust a normal peT.'lon."- l..aMunle King. By ERNIE CASTJU.0 OltlM 0 .. 1, P'llM~i." l.aMonte King isn't your typicaJ track a nd field phenom Nol by a loog shot. He's one good guy who definitely will ool finish last, one athlete whose heart remains bigger than his head,. He's quiet, but not shy; confident instead of cocky. His name is being spoken in the same breath as .Jessie Owens. his marks in three different events rank among the world's best. And yet. despite all the accolades· that keep pouring in, all King wants to be known as is just etnother Anteater. "I WANT TO BE TAKEN the way I am on this team -one of the guys," says UC Irvine 's multi-talented sophomore. "I'm just out lo have fun, doing what I like to do, run· mng and jumping. That's what satisfies me." Modest doesn't quite sum up King. a youthful 19-year-old whose boyish 1rin is his only trademark. When he turned in one of the greatest one-man shows in track and field history Saturday. his major concern was not that he had won five gold medals but that UCI had copped the team trophy. "We knew this was Coach fLen > Miller's last meet and all the guys wanted lo give him a good meet to go out on." says King. "Thal was a lot more rewarding." A lot more rewarding than turning in the world's best long jump of the season '26· 11 ~ ), clocking hand-held times or 10.0 in the 100 meters. 20.0 in the 200 and anchoring UCI victories in the 400 and mile relays? "SURE." HE SAYS WITHOUT hesita· t1on, "Winning the team title was all that really m attered.·· While that might sound like a lot of hype, it i~n 't. King seems a bout as fed up with loud· mouthed, egotistical athletes as everybody e lse. "I like athletes who don't fit into the normal stereotypes of athletes," be says. "I like lbe regular . good people. That's the type of image I want people to have of me.. A nice person first and an athlete second. As casual and mild·mannered as he is off the track. King is dead serious when it comes to competition. During a freshman campaign 1n which he was overRhadowed by UCI miler Steve Scott, King came into his own by win- LaMONTE KING ning three PCAA titles, placing second in the nationals and ranking 10th among the world's long jumpers. ••LAST YEAR A LOT OF TIMES I felt I was a step below all the world class long jumpers," King admits openl y_ "Now. I think I can compete with them any day. The veterans a nd the youngsters. we'r e all friends." No doubt, bis performances in three ma· jor Californiu invitationals this year helped him gain acceptitn~ among his long jump peers. Al the Bruce Jenner Classic in San Jose April 14, King jumped a meet record 25-8~ to beat Randy Williams. the 1972 Olym· pie champion. Two weeks later in the Mt. San Antonio College Relays. he went an inch further but finished behind Williams' season best 26·3. Making up for it. he won the UCLA lnvita· fSee KING, Page 82) SAN ANTONIO, Tex. <AP> Even Dick Molla will admit the tenacious wa·shington Bullets. who are growing accustomed to showing more lives than a ghet- to alley cat. probably don't de· ser\'e a decisive seventh game at home with the once comforta· ble San Antonio Spurs. "I feel good about. the seventh game. It's a life that we didn't probably ~serve." s aid lbe Washington coach after the de· fending National Basketball As· sociation champion Bullets up· ended the Spurs. 108· 100. here We dnesday night to knot the Eastern Conference finals at three games each. And the dogged Bullets, who once trailed upstart San Antonio 3· 1 in the series, will bost the seventh game Friday night on their borne court in Landover. Md. lo their three years in the NBA, the Spurs have won there only once ..._ 118·97 on May 4 to open this series. ''I'd rather be us than them," added Motta. Forward Bobby Dandridge, pl aying out of position al guard when Motta used an oversized, fourth-quarter lineup, and re· serve forward Greg Ballard keyed a late flurry that enabled the Bullets lo put away the Spurs before a stunned seUout San Antonio crowd of 16,0SS. BaUard got nine points and Dandridge had 10 in lhe final 10 minutes of the game. The Spurs s taged a brief third quarter up- rising and had tied lbe BulleLc; 82-82 two minutes into the fourth quarter . But Elvin Hayes convertt.>d a three-point play with 9 :53 re· maining to snap the lie and the Bullets had built up a 103·92 margin seven and a half minutes later. "The Bullets seem to be alive now," said Motta. "The bodies are moving well. We're jumping at the shooters. We 're rebound· ing weU. Our passes are a lot crisper." lid Heads Tmy Field At Piinlico Magic Assesses Lakers Johnson Signs Four-year Pact at $600,000 Per LOS A~ELES <A Pl - Earvin "Magic " Johnson may be only 19 years old, but he ob· viously recognizes a good thing -financial security -when he sees il and also bu a knack for p i npointing b asketball shortcomings. became eligible for the pro draft. averaged 17 points. 7.3 re· bo·unds and 8-4 assists last season for the NCAA champion Spartans. He was generally used at the point guard. an unusually big player -6-8 -for that position. Extremely quick and agile, Johnson said be prefers the point, but will play wherever he can help the Lakers most. BALTIMORE <AP > -Spec· tacular Bid and four coils be beat in the Kentucky Derby were en- tered today for the Preakness Stakes Saturday al Pimlico. The field of five 3-year-olds was the smallest in the Preakneas s ince Citation beat three rivala ln· 1948. Named to oppo6ed Spectacular Bid in the 1·3/16-mile Preakness were General Assembly, the Derby runner-up; Golden Act, tbird in the Derby, and Flying Paster and Screen Kini. fifth and sixth, respectively, in the Derby. If all five 10 to the poet at 2:31p.m. <PDT), tbe tOltb Preak· nesa will be worth $235,300, wttb $U15,300totbe winner. Trainer Bud Delp and jockey Ron Franklin. a couple of M arylanden, are happy to be batk at Pimlico where they start· ed on the 1tory road with Spec· tacvlar Bid. .. He doeaa•t know be'a at Plmllco," nl4!J:!l:il when uked lf be felt two races over tbe tnek would st" Spectacular Bld an ..tvantaae lD tbe Prak· .... J>e19 .a.t ., 8pectaeular Bid ud die eolla wbo followed ldm ... ,,_ Lo.aa.ul• by H1in8. • .,,._. aN tbe ftve belt I-year· oldllaAmertca,ttbink. I The Los Angeles Lakers an· nounced Wednesday they would use the No. 1 pick in the June 25 NBA draft to take the Michigan State sophomore and that they had reached contractual aeree· ment wttb him. Terms of the agreement, to be signed after the draft, were not "1DC>unced, but it reportedly calla for $600,000 annually for four years -not blld pay for a young man atilt in b.la teena. AT WEDNESDAY'S Laker preaa conference, Jobnaon dem• onatrat.ed that be has a good grasp oa what's wrong with the team -which baa bad hilh· priced talent iD recent yean but baan't won an NBA cbam- plon1blp since lt72. "They've 1ot a dominaUa1 center, and tbe otber playen don't really luive to do a tot," JobDIOD replied wben uked bla u...ameat ot t.be Laken. •'I think tbey at.art.eel to nm more at ~ end ot t1a11 MUOD and that '1 wbat I'd like to see them. oa. do mo're -run with EARVIN JOHNSON tbe ball, then 'set up and go in to the bil py whenever we can't fut break." TBE CENTEa la Kareem A~ dul·Jaba.r, the man tbe Laken bave ~ a tendency to rely on too much, generally lollDI wbln be baa u off nilbt. Joba1on, who declared hard1hlp laal week and tbua "U t.)ley want me to share the point guard with Norm INixonl, that 'II be okay." said Johnson, ··and if I play the off guard, that 'II be fine. too." JEaaY WEST, who apparent· . ly has not decided whether he'll be back to coach the Lakers next season. said Johnson and Nixon could make a great backcourt duo. "They're both tremendously qujck," said Weal. who was one of the NBA 's best gt.lards ever. "They're two players w~ can beat a press in a hurry. and that's very important." Johnlon will have to fore10 hia Spartan vnlform number, 33, wltb the Laken, aiDce that ia Abdvl-Jabbar'1 number. But Johnaon -Who aalif UM fact 1A1 .-uaaeeea au an ouutandinl center lnl1uenced bta declak>D to leave IChool and join the Lakera -diplomatltally remarkedttbat he'd be perfectly happy to wear ~ 32. Deity,..........,.."..._...,.. I ROD CAREW STEALS SECOND UNDER PAUL MOLITOR. Streak Nipped, But for a Price ATLANTA 1A P 1 ··He's gonna feel like he"s been in a car wreck," said Manager Bobby Cox of the Atlanta Braves. Catcht•r Brut·e Benedict wasn't m an automobile accident, however. JUSt a Ja rring home pljlte collision with Steve Garvey on a ninth inning ·defensive play that saved the Braves' 3·2 victory over ln.; Angeles Wednesday night, ending the Dodgers' winning streak ale1ght Ra mes. BENF.OICT w~s KNOCKED out by the blow. but held on to . the baJI for the out a s Garvey tried to score from first on Dusty Baker·~ double into t he right field comer Gary Matthews relayed the ball to econd baseman Glenn Hubbard. who then fired a strike to Ek ned1ct. the ball and Garvey arrivmg at about the same time. Bencd1C'l lay on the field for 13 minutes before h~ was taket to a loC'al hospital via ambulance and later was treated and released with only a laceration on his lower hp. Garvey never left the cluster sur· rounding Benedict at the plate and said later. "You have an awful hollow feeling because you never ever want anybody to get hurt. "It was a heckuva collision." Garvey said . "He did a heckuva job or holding the ball. THE HRAVF.S HAD STAGED a come· !lack in lh<' eighth. laktnR u 3·2 leetd when Dale Murphy bounced a two.run single through th<' middle. ··1 didn"t really s mack it . but it went throuRh." Murphy said of the game· winnerofrtire·balling reliever Bob Welch. OHvo The Dodgers appeared lo have their ninth straipt victoey WT"pped up going to the eighth. Andy Messers mith ran a atrinc of consecutive ballers retired to ts bef~inch·hitter Mike Lum'a single to center. Messersmith later walked Matthews and Jeff BUJTOUlba to load the bases. and Welch was brought on to face Mur,11,,,-wlte.W . ..._ an RBI single in the first inning following a leadoff double by Jerry Royster. I MURPHY SAID HE WASLOOIUNG for fut ball1 all tbe way fro,m the tall Dodger reliever. wbo he said throws about u bard aa anybody In baseball. • Murphy's hit and Benedict's bome plate putout made a willlDer i of Eddie Solomon. 3.1. who was lifted for Lwn int.be eiehtb ~1 checking the Dodgers on-five hits tbrou1b eight inninp. "Solomon pitched a fantuUc 1ame, a super 1ame," said Cox. Wall to Replace Surf's Sewell~ t: Will defender P eter Wall tbe Surf bas aWJ found trouble ' replace John Sewell as bead acormc. ' coach of the California Surf? Sewell wu a 30-year F=tDe- Thal wu the apeculalioa to-cer pla)'ef' iD b1a natlve SDIJ ... day as the Surf abDCMlftCed •.,.,... aDd la.Ill bia 1lxtb ,ear M eo.ell ternooa preee conference. Tbe of the Smf. He ta tlaia .._ti DaJly PUot leaned tt would COD· Nortb AmerkM 8oees LI ... cen a coaching chan1e. coaebel iD .... ol 8W91ee ... Sewell, primarily a def-ive t.be 1ame team. . coach throuebout bia career. baa ·wan, a defender, mat 9*.am been criticized for laclt of an of. a ptapr-c:oaeb wttb. tllle. -... fenae and despite uveral He waa lured to tbe tf.S.:' changes to bolster the attack, ironically, by Sewell. I twl.Y"OT ' Th~. Mey t 1. 1179 .. ·.Sports Break ANGEIS WIN IN 11, 4-3. • • ~ar-Umparee to Sound ., I I' ' . . - • I I ' ; • : : 'Play Bell' Call on \V eekend ..._ ,.,. ••...... .._ .. HU, "ptayMIJ,"il • •eedtotDe II tbH dlltil .,.._., lt wW be the,,......_ um,U. •MA'll lllle call'. 1'le A111d.._. Prw Ml...,.... tMt t.be um· = WUI l'Mlllwe a Mlary Wke, iacreuecl per diem al· aw Md trawl eape• • ud ........ vecaUou _.r ..... ., -rec-,....... .......... um,.,.. ud tbe "........ :aalA..-e. ''I tMM .. have a ........ undentaadinl oa all ol tbe majcw tu.. bUlt tMl"e are a few 1.1Dall &bma• U.at bave to be reeol"'9." Americaa Leaaue ~t Lee MaePball said in Cblcqo WedDMday. "I hope t.bat by t.be end of the week we'll bave a ..W.meot." One Americaa.LeaJue umpire -Jlm Evau -said in Beaumaat. Tena. that be and bla coUea1u. have been sum· maeecl to a meetial Friday in PbllMelpbia. Tbe wnpi.res re· ported.ly bave beee directed to briq their equipment and their travetinc baas to PIUhadeJsmia, where they'll 10 over the detalll ol tbe aeulement. Tbe 5Z umpirea bave rel\lled to work alnc:e before spring traiatq. In their place, tbe major lea1uea have used amateur and minoC' leape umpkea. Tbe a major &ea1ue ownen met in Cbica10 Wednesday. buically to receive a report from a committee preparln& for ne1oti.a.ionl later this year with tbe lllU«>r Lea1ue Players Alaoclation. But the arbitors' walkout also was discussed. "As far aa I know, the clut:. are happy with the way we bandied the negotialiona," llacPhail said. However, there were reports that several teams, at least one owner and, behind the aeenes, Commiaaioner Bowie Kuhn, expressed their concern with the umpire stalemate to Mac Pball .and National Leque Prelident Chub Feeney. -----.,_,~•I Ille Da•----- ............. OL YMPfC BONANZA -Bob Mathias. the 48·year-old former Olympic decathlon champion and four·leam Congressman speaks at a New York press conference where it was announced that Burger King pledged $2 million to implement the U.S. Olympic training pro· gram. Mathias· serves-as the executive director of the Olympic TrainingCenterinColoradoSprings,Col. W••a11 Saws O"er No W'agerl•g LOS ANGELES -An unhappy bettor filed a class action lawsuit Tuesday demanding that ~ Hollywood Park show good reason why it did not pay off on ht'r wager. placed just before the track's computer broke down. Lisa Caiden said she and olhers placed bets ror the fourth race last Saturday. but the totalizator computer broke down about six minutes before post time and it was announced thMt no further wagers would be accepted for the race. . . ud caramed olf tbe wall into alaallownptfteld. ••AS IOON AS I rounded aeeoDd and saw where the ball ••~ 1-lmew I bad-a cbuce...to acore," Ford aald. "I'm juat 1lad I eould aW1 run IOOd. Ute way m7 lee'• been." Ford aays tbe alump baan't 1ottea him down, but be baa taken poeitive atepe to correet it . "la New York I fett awkward al the plate. I was jerkiq my head around and trying to mua· cle the ball with my body too much. That's not Danny Ford," be said. •'So I started watch.inc Re1&ie Jacbon and Carew and a few ol our guys, and decided to open my· stance a little bit and start using my bands more." Long forgotten by the time Ford and Carew pulled their llth·iDDine heroics was a triple play bac:k in the second inning . DON BAYLOR LED OFF the frame with a double, and Joe Rudi singled him home. 1ben C,arney Lansford singled to p~t runners on first and second, still with nobody out. But Bobby Grich tapped down to Bando at third. who stepped on the bag and tossed to Paul Molitor at second for out No. 2, and Molitor relayed to Cecil Cooper at first to complete the rare triple killing. Just six days earlier the Angels hit into a triple play at Boston. That one involved a pop fly by Rudi. with Baylor and Carew getting nailed . off the . . ~oatbeaameDla~. la faet, lt WH tlae ~lrd Amerte. 1-pe trtDle pa., ol tbe Huoa. tb• otlMr Mial turned by tbe Oakland A 'a. Bu&-lt.-wu-tbe Jlnt..tdple play any Milwauk .. 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That's enough." She had bet on Summer Time Guy. the horse that won the race. Caiden said, however. the track announced following the race that winning tickets would not be honored, but a re· fund would be m ade for the price of the tickets. Fro• Page BI Track Bo11or• to Klr19, W'eep~ KING OF THE TRACK. • • ' a ' • . a.ru-D•zzles C' ... Wit• T•~•Uter Philadelphia's S&e9e Cari&.. pitched six II perfect iMings and finished with a danling tbrff. bitter aa tbe Phillies slammed tbe Chicago Cut., 13-0, in National League action Wednesday ... Cincinnati struck early with five runs in tbe third inning and ~ a two-nm homer by Vk Correll in tbe fifth to destroy San . f· Diego, 7-0 . . • Mike Easler slugged a pincb·hit home run in the 13tb ~ to lead Pittsburgh to a 4.3 victory over the New York Mets . . . San Francisco scored four unearned runs in the 10th inning, two on BW lladlock's tie·breaking single. to beat Houston, M . . . Ted Simmou• two· run double in the fifth gave Bob Fonclll all the runs he needed as St. Louis toppled Montreal 2-0 . . . Ken Slagletoa had two doubles a nd a single to lead a 15·hit Baltimore attack as the-orioles beat Boston, l<Mi, in American League play ... aon Ga.Wry returned to the New York Yankees' starting rotation after a brief cuuo.. stint in the bullpen and scattered nine hits and struck out 13 in gaining a 6-2 win over Mark Fldrycb and the Detroit Tigers . . . Jim Ken pitched three scoreless in· nings in relief of Joa Malladt to record his fifth save for Tex· as as· the Rangers stopped Minnesota, 8·4 . . . Dave Lemannyk scattered six hits as Toronto edged Cleveland 4.3 . . . The Chicago White Sox scored all their runs in the eighth inning to tag winless Matt .Keouglll with his sixth loss of the season in a 3-1 victory over Oakland . . . Clint Hardle's ~ homer in the ninth provided the winning margin as Kansas City beat Seattle. 4-3, behind the rour·hit pitching of Steve BHby ... The sale of the Houston Astros to a pair of New Yorkers has been approved. The new owners will be Jolm J . Mc•llJlea and David E. LeFnre. UC Irvine's LaMoate Klq, who ran 10.0 in the Ill 100 meters, 20.0 in the 200 and long jumped 26-11~ at the PCAA track and field championships last weekend, has been named Southern CaWomia Athlete of the week . . . Former Mater Dei High and Orange Coast College star Greg Woepae, competing ror San Jose State. was named the Northern California winner fQllowing his 1s.ov~ effort in the pole vault . . UCIA Coach Gary . jJ Adams and his star outfielder. Jim Aatea, have been named Pac-10 Southern Division Coach and Player or the Year in baseball ... Mission Viejo's Mark O'Meara of Long Beach State downed de· fending champion Gary Hallberg, then was upset by Peter Teravaltea on the 20th hole in the 1979 North·South Invitational Amateur golf tournament al Pinehurst, N.C .... Jack Kent Cooke is reportedly on the verge of selling bis sports holdings, which includes the Laker.;, Kings and the ADAMS majority share of the Washin"ton Redskins ... Dick While has been named Assistant Manager oJ the Los Angeles Sports Arena . . . An additional $11 million for construction costs at the 1980 Winter Olympics site in Lake Placed has been approved by the Carter administra· lion. Te~Radie TV: Horse Racing -Today at Hollywood Park, 7 p.m .. Chan'.nel 52. Hockey -Taped coverage of the Montreal·New York Rangers fintal round game. 11 p.m., Channel 52. Basket· · ball -Phoenix at Seattle in a Western Conference NBA seventh game final, 11:30 p.m ., Channel 2. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m., KABC C790 >; Milwaukee at Angels, 7:25 p.m .. KMPC C710). Kyle Petty Cra8hes S~cond Time, Out of World 600 CHARLO'ITE, N.C. <AP> - Kyle Petty's plans for entering bis f"ll"lll major atock·car race May Z1 were smashed Wednes· day when he wrecked his Dodge Magnum for the second time in tfto days at the Charlotte Motor 51teedway. Petty ~rashed into a retaining wall at tbe speedway Tuesday while driving a practice lap. Officials said the car was damaged so badly in the crash that Petty, 18·year-old son of famed stock·car driver Richard Petty. will not be able to make his first Grand National start in the World 600 race May Z1 at lhe Charlotte track. The car slid 728 feet, crashed rearend-first into. a concrete re· taining wall on the inside of lhe track and rolled another 120 feet. talional May 6 with a 26·3 leap to beat botb Williams and 1976 Olympic champion Arnie RobinsoobyOver a foot. Rather than succumb to pres· sure, he seems totbnveon it. "I DON7 LET PRESSURE get to me ," he sa ys .. I've always felt I was a pretty good athlete but it helps to have good competition. I seem to do better when there is . Rut as far as pres· sure being detrimental, I don't think it affects me · · · Speaking of 1umpang, King ac- tually didn't ~et has long Jump form do"'n pat until the UCLA meet. Most of the season. he had a problem with scratchin& that nullified severaJ efforts in the 27·fool range. The solution, quite simple, in fact. came to him dur· ing a track workout "I suddenly realized I was starin" at the board instead of straight ahead... he explains "By the time my mind adjusted my step. I was further down the track. By the time I reached the board. I was striding over it. Now. I don't even look a t it. .. FOaTUNATELY. THE BEST is still to come for King. "I didn't peak for the PCAA meet." D he says. "'What I'm really work- ing for is lhe NCAA <June 1·2) and AAU <Ju.,e 15·17> cham· pionships. The winner goes to the World Cup and the first two go to the Pan-Am Games. I feel like traveling this summer." King has done a lot of travel· ing this season around UCl's a ll·wealher track as part of a training program designed by assistant coach Jim Toomey that stresses speed. "They've helped my long Jumping a lot," King says. "I've gotten a lot s harpe r oo the runways since I started doing speed workouts." Of course. it hasn't hurt bis sprinting either. And when King, 5·9, 150 pounds. goes on a strenuous weight training pro· ~ram next year, the potential seems limitless. "It's going to take Z7·5 to just make the Olympic team as a long jumper," Toomey says. ··But 1f La Monte goes on the wei~ht-training program and keeps on improving the way he has. nobody will come close to him. He also wants to run the 200 and I think he could be one of the top three in the world." 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Nixon, a seuon ticket bolder, baa beea dile takin1 in the aamea Juat for hia on ~ . . . just Nixon, hi• wtfe, ·and a amall, coupicuoua army of Secret Service acenta. *** But anyway, it 'a worth DOtinl u.at tbe aUe1ed , .. ahortqe ~L aflected_attead:a•ce at Southern Callrornl1 '1 major leaaue baaeball 11t1dlumi "I remember even back when I wu playin1 wtth tta.Cett.lca &My were aa1iDI the black plQers would ruin the 1ame," Sharman says. "And then we got BUI Russell and started winning all the lime. and nobody complained. A COVPLE OP wsm AGO I •·Ull:eatA• CHRIS JOffNSTON wilh taaaue in cheek, that Jllll F....,.a eome out retirement and solve tbe Anaela' aborta problems. He's artually younger than the sbortatop Who .to Pitcli THt: DOOOt!as D•EW •O•E than 47,000 for a gam.-laa1t wffk, and the Aft&els have already sold out for S11turd•Y niaht's 1ame with the t 'hauao White Solt "That's all it takes. Wi.nning," Sharman con- tinued. "Some people say attendance bas been down because of so many black players in the league, but attendance bas only been down in the cities wbere teams haven't been winnin1. Atten- dance is way up in Seattle." now uae, Bert Campaneria, and be could be a pl - Ing manager like Don Keuinaer in Cbicqo. It was a joke, but I aerioualy wondered if thought bad ever crossed Frepi 's mind, el this season or lut. They say an old ballplayer the last to know when be's finlabed. Sea Kings' Whatever sacrifices Southern Californians h1&ve w make lo cope with the 1u problem. miss- ing their bueball lsn 't one of taem. The Angels· sellout Is interealin& in that the llllit ticket was sold Monda.y mornina. five days before the game. The club announced it was the · earliest sellout of any game in Angel history. * *. THE FAMILIAR BELLY LAUGH of Bill Russell showed up at Anaheim Stadium two weeks ago. The jolly giant was doing TV interviews for ABC. ''It never crossed my mind. Not «>Me," s Fregosi, killing the old myth. "I can't pl anymore. I just don't have the ability. I work every day, but I can't throw the ball. Tbe lep arms Just went." · 1 Take tbal, gas crisis • • • Dilemma Al.so showing up at Anaheim in recent games have been two deposed leaders -Sparky An- derson and Richard Nixon. Bu\ wasn 'l tbere ever just a slight urae. or perhaps ju.st a playful daydream? : A COMMON COM PLAINT among white basketball f1tns in recent years is that the pro game as becoming too black Anderson. like Russell. is doing TV work while "Never. There's oo doubt in my mind tha~ I can't play anymore," the Italian Stallion admits.1 By 80GER CARLSON OI ... o.i!J ~ .... Matt Corona del Mar High base~ll coetch Tom Trager was s till undecided today as to whom would be his s tarter an Friday's CIF 2·A quarterfinals game at Palmdale but he was s ure or one very important item. tr ace pitcher Steve Leslie isn't available for starting duty after two playoff victories, Trager has two more aces in lbe bole. Truer. who some say bas been playini with a stacked deck all year in accumulating a 19-4 rec· ord, lakes his Sea Kings to Palmdale w duel the Golden League runnerup Falcons. It is scheduled to start at 3: 15. "l'M NOT SO SURE I 'II know until Friday." says Trager. "ll depends on how Leslie feels. Right now its either J eff Pries or Chris J ohnston. ··Pries has pretty good control and bis fastball tails in on a a ri~hl-hander. Johnston can throw hard and has a good curve ball." Between the two. they compiled a 7-0 league record Palmdale has a 17·8 overall record and is tn the same situation as Corona del Mar with starter Randy Mann. ( 10-5, 2.00 ERA) picking up both playoff wins to dale. IN THE WINGS are fellow right-handers Dave Roper 14·21 and John Sidwell <3·1 L Randy Kutcher, an All-CIF s hortstop in 1978. js P almda le·s leading hitter with a .465 average. and has hit four home runs. stolen 30 bases and scored 37 runs. according lo his coach. Doug Mapson. Others in the attack 1m·lude s1;cond baseman S<'oll Sadler 1 406 l and catcher Tom Burleson I 417 ). TUESDAY THE s•~A KINGS round themselves against a team with six sophomore starters, but there will be no such advantage Fri- day -Palmdale starts eight seniors and a sophomore. While decisions still must be made regarding the pitchinl( selection. there is no such problem with Corona del Mar's batting lineup In ripping two playoff roes for 20 runs, batters s uch as Carl Ehmann. Les lie. Johnston. Jim Shollin. John Melbon, J eff Cole. Greg Cole and Mario Ybarra have hit with ease GWC After State Softball Crown South Squad Chosen Corona del Mar High·s Tom Trager. the coach of the South in the Orange County All-star baseball game at LaPalma Park in Anaheim June 7. has a nnounced his squad with 10 of the selectioni; hailing from the Orange Coast area. Pitchers selected in - clude Edison High 's Wayne Just and Wayne Palica. Corona del Mar's Steve Leslie. Mis· s ion Viejo's C r aig Schmidt . Edison transfer Thor Edgell of Garden G rove. and Tustin's Chris Watson. Leslie is the Se a View L eague·s MVP , and Schmidt is the same in the South Coast League. The infielders are Bob Batesole of Garden Grove. Brian Kinney or Dana Hills, Ed Remele of Westminster. John Melbon and Chri s Johnston of Corona del Mar. Mark Floyd of San· ta Ana. Cory Funk of Huntington Be ach and Randy Bro uwer of Estancia. Outfielde r s include Fountain Valley's Kevin Romine, Paul LaJoie of Mission Viejo. Ed Odin of Pacifica and Johnny Bryant of El Toro. Romine is a two-time player of the year in the Golden West College. winner of the Southern Sunset League. California championship, will open a bidfortbestate Al catcher is La Qum-women·s~ftball crown F riday nightat8:30against la 's Larry Schuler, SanJoaquin DeltaCollegeontheRustlerdiamond. Mater Dei 's Steve In an opening game at 7. Northern California Schaeper and Pacifica·~ l'hampion West Valley will tangle with SoCal run· Darrin Puskerich. nerup Los Angeles Valley. A third place game will Trager has scheduled ~ played at 9:30 Saturday with the title encounter two practice sessions at at noon. Orange Coast College on Golden West takes a 33·8 record into the May 31andJune6. playoff& with San Joaquin Delta at 16·4. West ---------- Valley is 29-9 for the year and LA Valley is 25·8. Cindee Secrist, voted the most valuable playCi' in the Southern California tournament, will pitch /or the Rustlers of Coach Judi Garman. She is 17-3 for the season with a 0.29 ERA. Julie Anderson 19-3. 0.47 1 and Kim Libell C7·2. 1.01 I a re also ready for pitching duty. Saturday's final game will be telecast live on Channel SO. Card Collectors Meet 11.'s lime to dust orr that collection or bubble gum cards featurin~ the 1952 Cincinnati Reds. The second annual Saddleback College Sports -Collectors Convention will convene in Laguna Hills July 14 from 9 a .m . to 4 p.m. The gathering will take place at the Holiday Inn. La Paz Rqad and the San Diego Freeway. Exbibiwrs can arrange lo rent an eight-foot display for $12 or a six-foot display for $10 by call- ing 831-7532 or 898·8741. Applications for exhibitors must be received 11t the college by 5 p.m . 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CIOU.96• ITANPOltO -....... a111 oveeM • """"'-c.dl. -· --- Pirates' Hurdler - Triutnphs BAKERSFIELD- Laura Held set a meet record in the 400 meter hut'dles and Boaaie OHie placed in three event& to lead tbe Oranae CoHl College women's track and field team to a fourth plaee finish in the Southern C alifornia cbam · pionships ,here Wednes· day. ____ _...!.. _ OCC pole vaulter Sidler cleared 15-6 and Saddleback triple jumper Fred Humphrey .leape d 49 -2'N to highli~t the area en· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l r ies in the m e n 's division. HELD, a fresh ·· man out of Edison High, clocked 1: 01.6 in the women 's 400 in - termediates to shatter the old meet record by nearly 1.5 seconds. Held also placed third in the 100 meter high hurdles in 15.0.. Dasse . a sophomore out ol Costa Mesa High. pla ced se cond in the women's discus at 138-3. was fourth in the s hot put at 39-1 and placed si xth in the j a ve lin throw at 118-3. T e amm a t e Patty Sha w was second in the s hot put at 40-31fl. Na ta lie Fernandez, a freshman from Estancia High. also placed sixth in the 3,000 with a time of 11 :02.4. Shaw was also sixth in the discus ( 114·4). IN A TOUGH pole vault fie ld. Sidler's season best was good for just fourth place. Bert Johnson of El Camino won the event al 16·6 while a pair of Gross· mont vaulters equalled Sidler 's effort but placed 2-3 on fewer attempts. Humphrey wa s JUSt one of five Saddleback athletes to qualify for t he st a te fina ls ne xt week at Ba kers fi e ld College. His 49·2~ at- tempt, just shy of the school record, was good for third place MARK LABONTE placed fifth in the 3,000 steeplechase in 9 . 11.5 despite tripping over a barrier in lhe rifth lap while running third. J on Cook placed fourth in a school record l : 50.80, moving up from seventh to fourth in the last 100 meters. Steve Cox set a school record in the high jump with a 6-1011 .. effort that tied him for sixth. Rich Love placed fifth in the javelin al 202·6. Playoffs Continue Corona del Mar High's ba seball and tennis teams are on the road, a s are N e wport Harbo r 's tennis and volleyball teams as CIF quarterfmals action con- tinues Friday. Drawing home assign· ments in volleyball are San Clemente. Laguna Beach and Es tancia with each game set for 7 o'clock. El Toro is a t San R_oyal Imperial by FLORSHEIMe Ble<kN~C.11 Brown N•ppe Cell We Stock Sue\. , .. , lo IJ Wldlllt. A lo~EE ~Orders AccePlfd Why settle for any1h1ng less than the best from Ftorshe1m? The Royal lmpenal Cotlecllon <;upple. premium leathers Each pair requires as much a~ 20 days to mee1 our exact :;pec1f1cat1ons. It takes a special man 10 wear these outsli'lnding shoes Are you that man? #54 FASHIOM ISLAMD MEWPORT IEACH t714J 644-4223 ALSO fl27 MAIM ST .. ALHAMllA 12131 212-3'71 $25,000 INAUGURAL HANDICAP TOMORROW HJIGHT • POST TIME 7:45 • RACING MONDAY THRU SATURDAY · • AND STILL TWO s2 EXACTAS NIGHTLY ...C.leme.nlt. L a un a Beach hosts WeSt~~o~r~.-.~~~~~--~~~~ H~~::r T:v~d~sei~t~~~ • KATELLA EAST OF 605 FREEWAY c ia. In baseball, Corona del Mar motors to Palmdale for a 3:1.S as· signment, while Hunt- ington Beach's Liberty Christian High Is the home team lor its small schools' contest with Montclair Prep. That 1ame is set for ea.ta lleaa Park at 3 p.m. Tennis action in 4·A · circles finda Corona del 4961 E. l<otello A.,.,, Let At.mil" C.lif. t0720 • (2'1) 411-1M1 • (7MI "S·12M Mar, the four·tlme de-~-----------~~...---------..... ....----lend1111 champion, villt· inl Dos Pueblos In Goleta, wbile Newport Harbor ii at El Toro. In 3-A clualflcation, Laauna Beach dran a home aul1nment with West Torrance . Semlfinal1 action in all three 1port1 are blUed for TUMday. £~~CHA.ALES MC CABE ~ •1 places his tongue firmly 1n · ~ cheek fc?r· humorous .looks at 1WfJfytl1ing 1rom sex · · to sandwiches · 1 I - I ~ ........... ..,.k.._. ....... ,..... .... 17,181't Austin 30, Henry 31 -Glendale Girl-Knows Tracy'B Game ~ a1 BOWOD L. llANDY ·-~ ........ Tltere .,.. few t.ennJa playen today wbo kDO• ·more about Tracy ¥IUD'• 1asqe tb&n Kelly Hetar1. "· KeUJ,H,ajmdoratGlendale Hilb Sebool, ii tbe third seeded player lD thia week's fourth an· nual Tennis Tournament of Champions competition at Miasion Viejo'• Marguerite Recreatian Center. Sbe baa also been a rival of Austin since the two first start- ed playing the game several yeanago. ... 'VE Pl.A YEO TaACY my whole life it seems like," Henry says. "She told me the last time we played \bat ~ bad been 33 times. And I 've won three of those matches." One of the biggest was a highlight of Kelly's career when she captured the 16-and·uoder nationals in um in three sets. But the relationship between them ~n·t stop there. ' doublea t.lUe wiUl vlcloriel ..Jn "I ban trouble wiU. my Mr'ftf 19'78 and 1t'l'7 tn the IS.and-under ma.Uy. 8oiDltimea I bave a lot division witb Kelly also captur-ot proble-ud ...... to fall} inc the naUonal bardcourt crown apart l&Ddtr preHare. I 1et1 in um in sin&I• and the Tennis nervom before a malda ad ltt Tournament of Cbameioas title luta for a.JtW. whl.111 lido tbal tast year at 11Jisioa Viejo. match. But it doesn't botber myt A LEtT·llANDEa, Kelly has play once I get started. ' never played aaainat Maria Sbe admits to lettlnl down on; Rolbscbild, No. 1 seeded in tbe herself once in awhile durtnc 21-and·Wlder division. But it's a match but adds, "It cloelD't quite ........ ible they will meet for help your game if you 1bow your' .....-temper." ' the first Ume Saturday lD the Her summer plans include, rmala. five to ellbt tournaments on tbel Like 'Rothschild, she was a midwest and east coast circuits. winner here last year but bad to Last year ber expenses were gain a special invitation to play paid as a member of tbel this year. be "Some of our eligible players Wightman Cup team but a bu . in t.he 21·and-under bracket no assurance of such help again ! couldn't make it and as the win-this year. Othetwise, the playen, ner of the 16 last year, Kelly was pay their own expenses. , invited," a tournament official "My goal is to attend USC,; says. It isn't that she couldn't UCLA or Stanford and play ten- have made it on her own but sbe nia, then I'm not sure about the didn't participate in the right future," she says. "If I am doing· qualifying e vents. well, I might consider dropping: out of school after a couple of. IN ASSESSING her own yearsbutrigbtnowlwanttoget: game, Kelly says: an education." : KELLY HENRY, 17, COMPETES AT MISSION VIEJO THIS WEEK. Since the days when both were 12 years old, they have been doubles partners and done quite * * * * * * Upsets Spice Tourney ~..:.,. well. ~enberry Two upsets of seeded players in most instances in the four age · AS IZ·YEAR·OLDS, the duo o.ccurr~ during the second brackets. Ilene Friedland of Sparkles won the national doubles and the round of the fourth annual Ten-Florida had a tough time with indoor doubles titles. Kelly also · nis Tournament of Champions at Pennsylvania's Je.nnifer Good· Pitcher Don Qaisen~ won the national hardcourt Mission Viejo's Marguerite Jing before posting a 6-2, 1-6, 6-4 Crews Compete Bucs, UCI ·Enter Western Sprints . berry, a former Costa-singles crown in 1974 as a 12· Recreation Center complex triumph in the 21 age bracket. Mesa High and College year-old. Wednesday. Friedland is No. 4 seed. LOS GATOS -· Oran,ge Coast College will be defending its overall title and UC Irvine will try to solve Long Beach State as the two schools e nter this weekend's 18th annual Western Sprints crew championships being held on the Lexington Reservoir here. Heats in all divisions will start at 8 :30 a .m. Saturday and go throughout the day, with the finals set Sunday betweens a.m . and noon. Last year, Orange Coast captured three gold and two silver medals in the Western Sprmts. And, although. most coaches would be happy with t hat output, OCC Coach Dave Grant is still perplexed about the two .-gold medals that got away "WE LOST THE JV ei~ht last year. which 1s usually our fastest boat," Grant says. "We're real excited a bout tbe Western Sprints because we didn't win last year and we want to this season.·' A total of 20 West Coast colleges a nd universities will be represented this weekend with more than 400 o-arsmen e xpected to take part. Participating schools, will include OCC. UCI. UCLA. Stanford, Universi- ty of Oregon. Britis h Columbia, Long Beach State, UC Santa Barbara, Loyola, Santa Clar a, San Diego S t ate, Seattle-Pacific, Humboldt State. California Maritime Academy. Puget Sound, St. Mary's, Western Washington. UC Davis, Pacific Lutheran and UC San Diego. G rant c lai ms UCI. Western Was hington and .UC Davis should standout, picked up four Kelly and ~cy captured the In the 21 -and·under age Cecilia Fernandez of Southerot provide the stiffest competition in the saves and a victory in six national indoor title again in bracket. e1gnth-seeded Nicole California, the second seeded' JV eight division. successive appearances 1975 and the national hard.court Lorenzetti of Michigan fell to player in the 16 bracket, won in on a road trip for Omaha crown in 1.976, both in the 14-and· Ca ro I Fullerton of South three sets over Kim Clingan of "VCI IS FAST and so is Western in the American Associa· under bracket. Kelly was also Carolina. 6·3, 6-1 and in the 16· Kansas .• 2-6, 6·0. 6-2, Betty Washington," says Granl. "I don't lion. the national clay court title a nd -under bracket , Debbie Newfield <No. 7> of New York. know too much about the other Quisenberry bas given holder in this age division in Pollack of Pennsylvania toppled also went to three sets in the 18 northem schoolsbecausewe haven't uponlytwo runsinl5in· 1976. No . 8 Le anne Seward of brackettoderealLinJeyTanner seen them. nings as a relief pitcher Tbe duo became four-time Virginia,6·2,4-6,6-3. orNevada.2-6.6-3.6·2.Actioncon· "Physically, I reel we're more pre-for Omaha this season. winners of the national indoor Otherwise favorites won easily tinues lhroughSaturday. pared this season." he adds, "and _:_::..::.._~:.:.:.:.:..::......:.:.:. __________________ __::...=.::.::..:...:..:...:.:~..:...;_:..:....:..:..:..:_:...=..._;__;__: __ _.:.:.. __ __:::....... __ _.:; ___ _ technically, I think our boats are be· ing rowed very well." UCI Coach Bob Newman fears OCC as his team's strongest competition in the events the Pirates are entered. but it's Long Beach SU.te. in the varsity eight, that his crew will be pointing to. "LONG BEACH HAS beaten us twice this year." says Newman. "We gave them a heck of a run for the money Jast time and we intend to do it again. Th.is time we're jwst not go- ing to let them go by. "We're in shape," says Newman of his team. "It's just a matter of us rowing together. lf we're on, I feel strongly that we can take it. If we're off, Long Beach will gladly take il from us." Competition will be held in the varsity, junior var sity, fresh~an and lightweight eights, varsity and fres hman fours, women's varsity eights, women's varsity fours and women's lightweight eights. . ' British Columbia is the defending champion in the varsity eight com- _petition, UCI is the defendi~g champ in the JV eight and OCC Wlll defend its freshman eight crown. A Beck, Prudhomme Top OCIR's Racing Field WE'RE OUT TO $F1 I 55,000 JOVoTA CARS AND 1RUCKS AND MAKE THIS OU~ BIGGEST EVENT EVERI Want to save money? We .... ----~~=---, year deals. you II have to act chalenge you to find a better lH'~ lasr for best selection. liary Beck of El Toro. one or the top NHRA top fu el dragster drivers in the country. will make his only ap· pcara nce of the year at Orange Coun- ty International Raceway Friday and Saturday in the National Hot Rod As- sociation Wins ton World cham - pionship points race against a star- studded field. Don Prudhomme heads the funny car field along walh Pat Foster in the Super Shops car fro m Newport Beach. THIS WEEKEND'S competition is the onh time during the year that of· ficial NHRA national records may be set at OCIR. Qualifying runs will be run Friday to 10 p.m. and resume again at 9 Saturday morning. The first round of competition gets un- derway at 6 Saturday night. In addition to the top fuel, funny car, pro stock and sportsmen's races, promoter Bill Doner promises an ap· pearance of jet cars, rocket cars and wheelstanders both nights. Beck is campaigning two cars this year. The 37-year-old former world champion is ret.ajning the car that posted a 5.76 second run and had nine consecutive quarter mile runs of 5.99 or quicker to conclude last season. HE ALSO HAS a n ew car but hasn't worked all the bugs out yet and says: "We 've got lo go with what's working for us. Since we've cut back on our schedule to in- clude only the 10 NHRA nationa l events, the opportunities for testing and experiments are limited. "We'll have that· opportunity this weekend." Beck is running at OCIR because of problems in earlier NHRA races and be wants to pick up enough points to help him on the way to the world championship. wa~ Now·s the time. becdause ~l~i{ Walengntthedeal:?_ftheftndyaa~ Toyota dealers na11onw1 e are ~e,, cha e you .., a ..-- out to sell 55.000 new Total ~~ deal on a great smal car. 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Like M.Y 1ood retailer. the bank ma.rU up I.he prlc:ti of the prod\K't: It cbaran the borrower 12 percent, perhap. d l•rount.ina the loan in fMiVMD~ Mod l lvin& h.im oob•· THt: aoa a ow£a doe1n 't mind the double-di1il cost of lbe money b«auae be baa a friend; Uncle Sam, wbo wiU help pay the bill. The borrower ii. an a JO percent tax ut.egory ; be gets a tax deduction of $3.60 on the t l2 interest be pays. The return ot that $3.IO meam he bu t.be use ot Sil .IO ratber than •· lleanwbile, became ol anllaUoa, be repays in ebe..-er dollars. At 9 percent inflation. be repays, effectively. only '81 of the 1100. In the meantime, be bas in- vested the money in home re- pairs that raise tbe value of bis -home by much more than the a mount of t be loan. The re· pairman, assumine be nms a sound business, makes a profit loo. ·~. NAIVS to ta. nauoa. .... aawr miPt ...... ................... ,....He ..... 't. of CICMqM ........... ln- ter.t at 1.71 l*'C~,-.... .. IMaylq pcriNr at •· 1111 lou: at leutO.a. Why "at leut?" a.ea .. be bu to peJ tuea OD bla ''pro. fill ... u ...... Ilk• tbe bonwet>, •• , ••• pereeDt tu bracket. he lole9 uodllJer $1.11, or • .,.._t of bll $5. 75 "proftt .•• H1I net loll: $4.9'1. Let '• 1ee, the borro wer wlaa beeau.e tbe money c:oeta him nothtn1 and be relDYelta it at a proftt. Tbe carpenter wl.na beeauae be sett a Job. The bank, if property nm, wiDa evea after . expemea and wee. OnJy one loeer tn tbe bunch: The saver wbo made it all pout. ble. WHILE SMALL SAVEas have tolerated the injuatice for yean. maybe reeling it ia better to save IOIDetb.ing than nothinc. I u., a 't .... mcbDed to '*-tt mueb loa1er. T ... , are -~ ...... ,.. . ......... New Orlum, tM -NetloMI Mloetatioa ol Mutul Sa•~Bab,......... aDlt outlloW ol 11 bWioa ID Aprtl, more Iba $150 m lllloa ll'Mter tban tile prev1oua record ouUlow ln Aqwt1974. It th•t d rain eoatlauu. lt could destroy t be bou1la1 market in abort order. And whea bou1in1 1oes, ao 1o ea tbe economic bealtb of related ln· duatries. IUCb u fW'lllt ure and a ppliances. Savln1s support them all. CAN THE SMALL saver be saved? Tu incentives, commoa in some nmtiom, are 1eoeratiq interest. Suuestioa.s include ex- emptions, deferment of lia bility f •a with Saviqa Bonds> and bonuaee ror long-term aaven. Let Poor Go Without Gas, Says Senator WASJUNGTON <AP) -Sen. Germans Guzzle Gas Congresa bas shown interest in t.be proposals, having, as stated by Saul Klaman, president of the s avings bank group, "a\ long last acknowledged that savers ha ve been subsidi1ing bor· rowers." That acknowledgement came in a re~ew or savings practiees a n d .a recommendation by Congress' Joint Economic: Com· mittee ror "improved incentives to foster savings and investment and job creation." S.I. Hayakawa, R·Calif., says that the price or gasoline should be allowed to rise and that many poor people don't need gasoline anyway because they a re un- e mployed. Big Cars, Highe r Prices Don't Bothe r Drive rs "Let the gasoline go up," said Hayakawa, who is a millionaire. Ir the price of gasoline rises to S2 o r $2.50 or $3 a gallon, Hayakawa said, the wealthy still would buy it. He said higher prices would discourage the poor from using gasoline. BONN, West Ge rmany <AP> -West Germans barrel down the t'OUDlry's autobahns as fast as their cars will carry them, burning gasoline with an aban· don that would dazzle fuel· starved Californians. seem more eager than ever to invest heavily in large, high· powered cars. · Daimler-Benz. manufacturer or Mercedes Be~ autos, pre- dicts its sales this year will rise by 10 p e rce nt over 1978. Customers frequently wait more than a year for delivery of the most expensive models, which cost more than $20,000 in the United States. The irony is obvious : The United States produces about half its oil needs; West Germany must import every drop. NeeC...~ .. Former Chrysler Corp. pres-id~nt and chie f ojferating officer Eugene A. Cafiero, b"mped to vice president to make room for Lee A . lacocca. bas been hired for .the same jobs by DeLorean Motor Co., which i s building its first m anufac t uring ptant a t l>unmurry, West Belfast, Northern JreJand. WEST G£aMAN motorists. who rival their U .S . coun- terparts in their love or the open road and big, fast c:ars, can buy all the gasoline they want at prices ranging between $1.85 and S2 a gallon. F urther in- creases are e xpect.ed later this year. U.S. prices, for the most part, still have not crossed the $1-a -gallon mar k. WEST GE&MAN automakers pledged this month to increase fuel efficiency by 10 percent to 12 percent by 1985. The volun- tary agreement would increase gas mileage from the current West Ge rma n average of 21 miles a gallon. ·'The present oil situation is not rosy but not dramatic eithe r ," said Hans -Joachim Burchard, chairman or the Na- tiona l Oil Dealers Association. Ne vertheless. West German highways are j ammed, especial· Ay on weekends, and Germans l l•dlmtrW l wlldl•9• fer Sele. lntH htdHtrlel C ...... T ....... INlffte ...... C9 .. •ll L PetlH•e c. ............ ...,. ....... 1 ...... 1n ..... ... ......... f71416J4ol 701 NOSE DROPS CAN GET CONTAMINATED By Teny Grant. R. Ph. 4 Nuclear Reaclor8 Delayed KNOXVILLE, T e nn. <AP) -The Tennessee Valley Authority is bait- ing construction of four r e acto r s a t th ree nuclear plants in Mis- sissippi and Tennessee, s aying they a r e not needed to meet project- Nose drops are helpful ed power demands in in the treatment or udults the late 1980s. and childrt:n. Most physi-Geor ge Ki mmons. cians prescribe them. TV A engineering and When you ~et them from construction manager, your pharmacy they are s aid it might be four pure amd potent. But as years before work on the soom as you take nut and use the dropper, it is ex -four units resumes. posed to virulent germs Kimmons said TV A which may enter th<' bot· will accept delivery or tie, multiply and cause a t he reactors --three s e v e r e i n re c t i o n . from General Electric Removal or the protcc· Corp. and one fro m lion cap or the spray bot-Combustion Engineer- ties permjts thl'Se germs ing Cor p . ....,._ but will to collect at the top to in-store them until thew a re feet you. J To avoid this. cleanse needed. the dropper and top of TV A sources said the the bottle with alcohol decision was made a fter before replacing 1t. officials determined that YOUR DOCTOR CAN TVA could have the PHON E US when you capacity to produce as need a medicine. Pick up much a s 60 perce nt your prescription if i;hop. more power t h an it ping nearby. or we will needed when alt-ef.4ae deliver promptly without reactors were completed extra charge. A great in 1987. many people entrust us lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ with their prc:.criplions. Ma y we <·o mp ound yours? PAii L90 PMMMACY "" .... ...,., Jll ....,w-... ............... 64J.15'0 Put SOtM red sails in your sunsets. Buy one of the drNm boats tlst- e d In' the Boating classified ads ot t he Daily Pilot • 642-5678 EVER THOUGHT ABOUT fNCORPORATING? READTHISI If yOll -t81itlne the time to !Md ttlls, you -ttle kind of penon wfio hll 11...oy '-'Ii lbout the Wt _,. ~ only to CorpontioM. You P«JIMbly elf'Mdy knoW ttlet the lim ited lilbilitv extendtd by a.w to ttle _,. of 1 Cofporetlon will help &Neid tMff priwee p a lone from the_.~ ttlrMT of 1.-iitt. But did you know thet lncOfPC)Tetlng do. not"-to be e11peflll ... 7C'-· · Out Ill lncluthle price to lrtcOfP()fl te you it $480. T,_. ere no hidden edditlonel COlb Of f-. So called Cor1x1Htlon Lew SDllCl1llstt cti.,,. up to $1000 °' monJ0t theume thl"tl-The 111 lnduahle price includll OUI 11llO 8ttOmtY1 fit end $330 In COlll wtlictl - fftlllt Mft .-nd end~otherl. From your ell "9cl"'l:::S°'-P1Y to tt.e Cltllfomie Franchi• TM ~.'10to ofS ~I~ obt9in Vout ~etlon Kl&. flnell~ to die' Ccwpomlone Cot'nmllllonw. eonuerv to common lllllef, one '*'°" ectiftt "°"' °"' ._.,.. • Owpom!Oft .. A bMf phone call °' ottlce wlllt wilt t1wi .. me lnfcw-metlon we Mid. We will do our belt to llnd your Clorpofetlon Kh within 7 ~Mii dlyt. Your Kit will Gant.in • Certified copy of your Attic ... IV·LIWI ""' Mlnu•, Seel, Stock. end NOtlce of I-*. Cell for lfiformttlon *"d -will flldly .. ,,. VOUI ..,.lone ll'flthout oblltftlon 1oyou. JAMEi R. URQUHART m -Attomey et Lew "9MiloMf Law~. • 1300 St'"t • 211d Floor -7 Ad Fftlr,..tle• Prnettt• A.,•r• Orange County Advertising Federation bas presented its annual Golden Orange Sweepstakes trophy to the Designory for its Yamaha parts pro· duct catalog. The sweepstakes winner was de· termined by averaging of all the Golden Orange winne rs. Cochrane Chase. Livingston & Co. was the big- gest winner of Golden Orange awards, taking 10 or 34. Other winners were Basso/Boatman with three, Richard Holmes Design with two, Greg Smith and Associates with 'two, LuGem Advertis· ing with two. Mealer a nd Emerson with two, and Reiser aJfd Williams, Inc., Irvine Co., Rubin Ad· vertising, D.J . Franklin and Associates, Burton Advertising, the Designory, B.J. Stewart Advert.is· ing and P.R. Inc., Ron Bergner and Associates, New Worlds Magazine. Road & Track Magazine, Lenac. Warford, Stone, Inc .. CASA Advertising and P.R. and Estey Hoover with one award each. A special Howard Vineyard memorial award went lo Cochrane Chase. Livingston and Co. for its work on the 1978 ad a wards. More than 800 individual entries were sub- m itted. the larges t amount in the federation's 13· year history. ....,,.,_, Fl,... ~l•t• Gal•• American Hospital Supply Corp., parent com- pany of Edwards Pacemaker Systems, McGaw La boratories and McGaw Respiratory Therapy, Irvine, has reported sales were a record for any quarter. For the three months ended March 31, net sa les we re $480,134,000, up 22 percent from $392,691,000 for the first quarter or 1978. Net earn- ings were $25,442,000, up 23 percent from $20,607,000 in 1978. Earnings per share were 65 cents, up 23 per· cent from 53 cents in 1978. Return on average s hareholders' invest ment was IS.5 percent, com· pared with 14. l percent for the first three months or 1978. ~ata Pia•• /tleee Microdata Corp. pla ns to move its corporate headquarters orfices from Irvine lo the Financial Plaza Building at Koll Center Newport, Newport Beach, effective · in June, according to Coldwell &ltffr Genune rriai Brokerq-e-Co:-;-wblcb handled the lease. Mic:rodata agreed to a 10.year lease of 52.464 square feet at a price of $7.2 million. The cor· porate office will be on the ninth noor of the 10· btory twin tower Finan~ial Plaza Building. The lease al9o includes office space on the sec8Dd floor. where the company plans to house west regional sales personnel, and the first noor, which is to be used ror display purposes . S•n••Hr ...,.,. .. ••• ,.,,... Symbolic Displays, Inc .• Irvine, has acquired HT l111trument1, In c ., Los Angeles·based manufacturer of avlonlca accessories. J:m personnel and plant equipment will be moved to Irvine. HTI products will conUnue in pro· ductlon a nd will be incor porated into the SDl/HoeklDI product line. ~ ....,,.,. •• ,...dl81fe Securtty Pacit;c National Bank has announced acqui1UJon or land at Yale Avenue and Irvine Boulevard fot its third Irvine office. Construction of the 7 ,OOO·square-foot office is scheduled to be1in this sprina. with completion late this year or in early 1980. . Speaking at a news conference in Hamburg, Burchard said his association saw no danger that the country would have to resort to a rationing plan similar to one enacted in California. ECONOMICS MINISTER Otto Lambsdorff and other top gov- e rn meat officials also have ruled out rationing or othtt com pulsory fuel saving measures for the time being in favor of ap- peals for cooservation. IT DOESN'T MEAN Congress will act. A spokesman for the Lea gue of Savings Associations s aid be fell some relief would be won. But with red ink splashed on lhe budget, Congress might fear to cut revenues. It le aves som e would-be save~ with the reeling they are forced to spend, on goods whose value, they hope, might rise with inflation. "THE IMPORTANT thing is a lot or the poor don't need gas because they 're not -working," he told reporters Wednesday. Industry spokesmen say that because West Germans are will- ing to pay steep prices for ruet, they are guaranteed a good sup- ply. at least for the next few months. And in some inst a nces, the statistics suggest, sa vers have deserted their thrifty instincts and become borrowe rs instead. They have put themselves on the side or the odds. ··People are buying cars like crazy." Hayaka wa said. "The demand for gasoline keeps going up, up, up because we're putting a lid OD the pric:e of gasoline." Hayakawa, whose office said that he owns four cars, made the comment after a White House meeting with President Carter o n the California gasoline s hortage NEW V~K !API Cr1wto " IS TIM '°'-:'1. 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Pollld 1Ii.I17' SOii+ _,. ~ "'7 SI It t >'I A16P11tti. 11t rt e 4 1 •"" ('"°...,,~ •th• t.U.it 1 m"'2:g 1 t3 >l"-•' PolmlEll3'14!413V••"'!i¥0rnPU • .IO •• '':~''" :er.r-11,ri; ~:"°'"" •,. l • h It~:'-k erCp 10 I ll 10+.o • 1UIH .0 •I• If ••~ :;tfl32 nioo!: ~ Po1Elpl1: .... I S1"'1+1V• SY'lron IOT•T~ ~-'ia Al6ltl11 .... ~ lllol •... .., t ,:~; .. ,:: l~A•w .. :; l<J lt1.:1~. ~II. n ,1,\f I >•... pfll'.!?. g~.,.,-1._, ~~!~1::··:10 ~ ~ ~ TRE 1-:J. t a. II~•• \oo :::rr.~ ~ •: • _,: • .., , • 1~ ~ ... • "' ...:..,.. • u ...... '• '~"" 1,.. ) •1 ,, ~ • .. .,.~p1f:; : i ., 21 -" P11rnec m 11 nt ""'• 1v. t=: 111 •• Ji ~ '>; ~~: ~ The National Retired Teacben AuoelaUoa ud tbe American Asaociation or ReU.red Persons have joined db the Amoco Motor Club to launch a motoriq plan for tbole · SS and older. ... ~ 119 I ,. -~ , 1~ 1110 L ~j)f l)A • 1\111 I In ~ 1\0 "40~ ... ~11 111 24~ •• ''• PtCKIG l.4011 .SI 11.V.+ v. r~-·~ I -A.t'-':: t • "' H • i; : l. ~1' 11 • ;; I! .. I tiO ) ,. II~ I I\/ St,,. • ... Eli 60 7 " It~ "~ PtodR\h. 10 ,. ., •• "" T;.,"llfct ".60 j "' ii .. ~ AICOSIO I: \ 1'I H._ '" • , I ) ) I•"". l!I ... • I• .... ' IN/40> Ji \ HI u .. ,. "• r Pl2 °' ] 1J'4 ... Proler 2Se 11 • 1711'1+ "' Tilk.otl • ~. ~ ...... e.·· 1 ,'It! J•.... .!. I • ,1•• .. • ... (111• 141. ~ 11' .... l"IAQIC•fl • 1)\,. .... VI 1'u '.,m !) 'v. PS•Col u o ' "' U "'H \Ill T•lley 1·· 22 I. v.· ·,,.. ~ -., u ,.. 7 f Mf\f l I 44 H .. ~ )J>. \I 1~~ I t1 ., II 'j.. .. nd¥ 60 ,.,_, ''• l>SCol ptt.10 1 704'9 •. T.ileY'.f' I I _ 'lo JC • JI 1 ... I f,..,, .. ,,. -......... Utu~.r . ~-H'I J·.~. I'" 1.10 .......... PSll'CI 1.32 I 460 U V.+ 1• T= tM 'i 111 I • '9 ~...... _ ~ , ,.. ... rtlJO •I -1,, '• ~f.lt<W '1(19 243 1S ~n p •·-· 1,.. .... T ' -.. ~·.·~· •• pl .. ..,u '°'.::-. ~ Fi I .. , .... ·. f ' ~ ... ~ I P'I I • ... ... )7 -' ::::'•t: : ~ • J ~, .. : ~ • 'off ~:: .. ~ !=1 ~ ; ·~ ~~ ~ lfi{ Hi ·~ s! fl~: ·.: ~ .. ! •i 1n !?~~ :~: m~~ i·~ ·· 4*o~. '~ !~: ~ H :!t:: ~ THE PaoGaAM COVESS ME•BEU of tbe auoda· tions no matter where they travel or what ear tbey drtve. It does not cover non.members clrivin& a member-owned. • car. All l ... ) 1 11~·. .... Ill~ 1 ;J ... ~ (~( '40 I llO!-~"'.I Ill~ z'ti I .,.·~ J~·~. •• . 2.40 11 "O s. • 1•. PSNH pn IS 1200 U tf·. 'n Tec:Micn 11 21•. ,,~. ~. ~1111!lP•P' 1, 1"1 1•~ 1111 i., ', '::' • lt 11' f11nh 8 10 • f1 1''1• ' l'l'W 1 9 1 1 , 'h MOnPI. l.M ) 1119' • PS•"IM l.'1 I 117~ I~• "" T.-1,,,a ... 12 5°' 41~ • ~. ;;;llZll"'". 1 • !: I ~ ~ 1 10 11 110 14"'-• .. EnW'< 11 I lt ll UJ ~ 1 • ' 1111'<4> I • 18 1t • ''• MirrQQ> ,. 9 2S 10~• · , PSvEG 2.20 1 211 Jl'lo • ~ T..-or S 60c. 8 11 11 '" -• .. -~ 1 '1 I )JI "'"' En... IO • ''° I\ ' NCO .0 )4 It 19 \Ill Ml~n· .IO I 16 "~. ~. PSEG pfl 40 ' 1)\1).. ... Te-9.'21 6 3S2 Ill " ;i,1:•0 110.,," :1 11, 1 ,:,, ~,,~::: ~\~: ~ m:. '• 11"~f 1~': ..,! ~11:-'°;,~:r.<CC ..!.~ 1 1 .~· :,PS~ 2'~ ~ ~ w:·.~"" ~~g ::::::: ~~ !~ :·i· ~:r. ~ m 1~\.: ~: Included is emer1ency road or towiq aerviee pro. vided through emer1ency dispatch cent.en iD metropoll&aa areas in Arizona, California, Colorado, Waabiqtaa. D.c.,,. Florida, Georgia, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa. Louialaae. ~ -- -UR 111 . '* 11 • EQ" \ !it ) ,. •' lnctlM ..... is 1 10'-" Ml>!'!> pU 44 S 21' • " PSEG p11'11.. 1 22u, ~ tennco 1111 I ins 31"' • ' Alld PO 6011 /IS'-.... LI ,~ 1100 1s .. .;.f~:mG>J IW \ .m~···~·.~pf?~ s 7it..,._, •.I0•7tt l •'••7'•psEG pttl0·:.160071"'1 +2Y,ftn<l)l l.MJ . 10 13-•• All<ISlr I WI • '113 7)\. • "' H I » t llS 1?4., ~ E l e; ... 2 190 1·-v e \ 1 -• S ,..,, ,.. Mobll iM • .16 -.-. •I' / PSEG pl2 43 I 2S Te<«IY'\ 10 1)1 19.-, -a. Alll\Cll I IO \ I .. 11 .... • '-E I .. • I .. lt\• • 'l\o E~ILI'... l '' 11 ~!: 1 '• ::::::=~I ~ !! ~ ·: n~ • Vo MobileH 11 20 111• • '" PSE pl 17'zs .' llO 111~',. v, T•-o • 1102 11.;,.. ,,. 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PA Cem 7S S • ~:H :n:: ·· .C:6 w•• :: Arn<orO 1 40 , M 22•o ~r 90 / "'1 11 Ethyl pl 1 40 t .. • 3<. ln•llCO ..., • • 11"' ~n J.40 ) 140 1q , l'o P9 SPl l.S6 ,_ IS"'• :'t Tei GT' 2 64 • 1 43 ~~ .. Amt<e 1 37 t » 2•1<. • 1, OlmDfn I 14 • JIG 2SV., ..., Ev ... P I lQoo 107 111'-• I, ln\11< pt I U I IS Ml\100 I.SO I • 14 I•' 1 -•, Pullm n I 60 16 XI"°+ • Tea Ind .60 1 lo .. , , A Heu 1.40 t MIS uJ5•~' 1~ ID I tOS IO<+lo.. Ev•n pl 1 10 • 19'1r , '" lnlt110n u.e I 1113 19''" 71111 MonSI I ICM 4 19' • • ,,.. PutllnF• " 1-. + ~. Tu1nt IS )II ·17'!o -\,, Maryland, Michigan. Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska , North Dakota. Te nnessee . Utah, Virginia an~ Wisconsin. Outside these areas, assistance in locating emergency Money's Worth service is provided throu1,h a toU-rree phone number. Amrc pf J.60 . 11 Jth 11, ; 120 It ""'' -i.. Ev•n P' 140 • 13~ •• v, lnslln•~r , l2 11, V• MDt>Pw 1 04 I 83 11\•• '• p.,,.,, I 11> S4 1•"11 • "" Teo•MI 1 11 2S) 1q•., '• AHe> pf l !O . 114 1111~~, 3;;;; .JI 13 ..eo t7j.w, V. E1CelO I tO It U 19 + '4 llt p5e I '1241 8 " V. MOH'\" 91~ q SI I'• •1, Purollr I 37 8 1 11it • ''• r .. ()(;6 • .it.I> 10 149 J7'f> 1 • AmAlr • J IU 11"". """ .. 712S IJV.. '·• Eatl\r I 1le 10 161. "• lnterco ?.70 " .. l/41. .. Moort!M I 12 s Ill> 78'·· ••• Ou•~O 1 lQ 6 IOI 11 ... T•PclA Oe 70 • S3'f>' i:.: AmAir •I .. 7!0 sv., ''> 244 S 39 31 ... t ~. Eu on 360 7 H)J \! • l'·t lnlOlv I 11~ • I 21.... .. Mot1*1 2.)0 1 Sl7 41>'n ,,. Oli•kSIO .. I 3S7 14't• '"' l~•Ulll , ... 1 2110 19'<•• '• More than,&000 Amoco dealers are participatinc. . Members r1eceive personalized auto trip routiDg aml large-. easy-to-read maps. They are entitled to emerseney personal check-cashing service at participating stations; locked-OUt or lost-key protection, hospital emergency room-. bond, car-thert protection and $500 arrest boa•· cert.ificates. !No arrest bonds are acceptable in California and they are limited to $200 in Florida. Oregon. Vtrstnia and Wisconsin.) AAI pf 2 11 461 ''"" ,... 1.. S7 ''" f f 111111• 110 •• 11 1sv., '" Ml>•kn 1 so s 71 7• '"' o...ne• > I 9 101 ,..,. • ,,. T•;t\' 110 13 121 11.,,. •, •a'• 1 -·1· l 1s • l ~ S l"6 :» .\o FMC L40 II 9\ ~ • 1, lntAl\lm .i.o • 11 11'< l't ~SI> .. S 7l 16'• • ~. Olit>lor .2010 40 /'to• V. t~• I.,. l , 7 411, • "' ~ • ' ._, ' V. a..sM "4B ) 13" '• r -~--I 11 I ~ T •-I> 9• I' ' a II • "' ABrftds •.WI 7 ~ Sl'h '" o.._.,._.,.. ... Ill<.. v. ,;.;~, ·;: s II •• ,,·. "":::WI ,,, ... ~ ~i::1~ N:H.;''i.21 I 81 ,,,.':. ,: A(" 1 e.o l n.1 7S ...... ,, {:111~C:..nd1 ao : ,:cf ,~~~ ~ :~ ABrll pl I 10 • • 11-..... 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Members who have accidents more than 50 miles from home will be reimbursed up to $300 for expenses incurred within three days for car rental, commercial tranaporta· lion or local lodging and meals. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR minor mechanical adjustments , replacement or a flat tire, emergency gasoline suppty and towing. Other coverage includes extricating the car if it gets stu~k and service in accidents. Recreational vehicles in specified sizes are eligible for lhe coverage. The cost is Sl9. 75 a year for both the policyholder and the spouse. More information is available from the NRTA/ AARP Motoring Plan. P .O. Box 390, Long Beach, CA 90801. Market Continues On the Plus Side ArlrPS t.• • '1S 18'--'Iii e .2l I; 146 40'I><• I GAF .61 S /0 11 • I> Kar>Nb l.48b 6 18 19!r, • '" NAC:O.I .>A I 9) 7b • I o Ry.,nH I I S8 "" • '• UnEI pl 7 ll .. 2 l'O'ia \'4 ArlPpl 10 10 ltllO IOS 'h l II 151 "". .... ~pl 1.10 9 IS + .,. K•nPLt 1.9' I 3S ""' .... 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O.Wmlned to -Into ahow Duell'•••. Lucy declOea 0endn9 II IW role. • DOlCAWTT 0.-8'utlO ~t • HOMEGAlalU ''lnOoor Pllllm'' \l\·rnet> Watson. the bride . a nd Deforest <'oven. th~ nurns te r . are ready for tht! wcddmg, but lhl' groom 1s locked in a bank vault on "Cart.er Count'ry " tonight al 9. 30 on ABC, Cha nne l 7 Cll CN)M wrT9 9.-.VClfWAN a.-t: Wllllem F Buoi<ley. · 81\enA Alea.no.. ~,cee..we ...c..we ..wl.'IWIDGAMI MC NEWS Cll JOKBt'8 WILD llX...uoNDOUAA MAN "The 8bliC ~"(Pert 2) • MWOMl NfD 80N Wtwt ~ llndl • IUll- -U of n-.y. he puts H In '1hAlr ..,. until the pobentw. • •TOMGHT ... "tiouelng In Loe A"'Q91M" A~ofr-11 pl-lot M111• City <le'V .. • oCl'f*ll ..,.,,. UleOldet pro- pc>IM end the tQOlCI, "C&n Wa II.fiord A ~Family Home" ,, dlleulMO by Ii reor_,1et1ve 1rom IM L A County AeQlotl8I Plan· nlng Offloe, UCLA Scnool ol Archlttoc:ture, a llll'ld-u• 4tCOnomlll and Ii llOullnQ act Mil Ci> HUMAHfT10 THAOUOH ntE AAT8 "Archt1ectur1: EvoMng Sityllne" 1:ao I &26,000 PYRAMID .. 8EAACt4 OF ... Ola1111~ ~isling• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC tNBC) Los Angeles U KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KABC·TV tABC) Los Ang~I!!:., (J) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ina ) Los Anqel~'> [QI KCST (ABCJ San Diego • KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles g) KCOP·TV (Ind l Los Angi>les &J KCE T-TV (PBS) Los Angelle's '9 KOCE·lV (PBS) Huntington Bedch r 'l<lngTut" I DATING~ THE GONG 8"0W G TIC TAC DOUGH • ADAM-12 the ctUh of • llghl pt- lnletTuptl ~·1 tMllng ol MlllOy 9 MAC"8. I L.IHMR REPORT 8!> NEW8CHIQ( Cll t 1.11 MAUTY IHOW ®) MATQt~P.M. a.-oo 8 Cl) TIME EXPM88 An 11torney wtlo W9fttl to M \19 1119 IWMl'-'t'I Ille 1nd • tonner boaw wno wanll enottier lllOt at trte tleevywelght crown board the Time e.xpr-. D H1ZZONER M1yor Cooc>er trtee to tNGri I young runeway (l<lm Aictlard1) reeponelbll- lly by rnalclng her m91or toredr;. DMOW • • * "'Mlrege" ( 1995) Gregory Peck, Diane Beker. A paychletrllt doubts Ma p1tlent'1 amntn1a. but agr-10 Mlp lllm after becoming Involved In a --of .. strange event1. (2 hra.) ............ ............... 1111 .................. ................... ..... ffOM petetttll ;. T,!, ~ C"10t ~ ........ ..... ...... a... ..... ... ~ ........... .. llM ol wlo .. 1100 a11d • ........... (ltwa.> .GMOL .. mrf ......... IUa; • .,,. ,........ "'Tiie ;=•·" * * "laftdy't •ride" (11H) Gtr'9 ........_, Uw Ulmen. A plOlleer -..... _'°'a ..... (2 Ive.I • NOVA "Tiie.._....,_ .. ~ Ir edlttoflat llMtttl CM9 tacllldal ... 1Palfatlload "' T__., ~ end ,..._ Ur"'8d a ....... IA> eNANA •• "'8llO.. In j ecogi lltloll of Aalen-~ Harttaoa w .. 11. 11111 program •ddr•'"' tll• rectal eteraotyplftg of .ulen· "'-teen• In ow IOCl9ty. l:to. WHODUNNrr A pel'8I ol _,,.,,. and c:on.-ante "Y to .... cr_.._ .. ...,....19"1 t IP9 of " In tllll gafN ShOW llo1tad by Ed McMahon. . •«1 ANGii Shortly --AllQll'• lllltw Mwte-herplww to many and i.ve '-· Mama T•-la telcerl to ll'le lloee>hel wlttl -niyeteriou• eympfOIM. .THEODOCOUPLI tn order lo Win tM taww of Ill• ,_ glrtfriend, o-r -~kick. "Herd-Hiited Women" F-i. blue-Collar WOfti. .,, ,_problem• of pretu- dlce end t1er1111me11t on tl>e job . HO 8 Cll HAWAII FM-0 A l)(omlnent ~en ~lered In a Wllklld ltOtal under .,, ueumed name beCXlfnM the victim of • 1111-end-run eccident. (R) G QUINCY Qu1ney trtae to a.er a doc- tor of mllpreetloe dlargee by proving 11\et folJI pley ... Involved In a patlerrt'• dee!h.(Rl G QI BAANEV Mtl1.llt Th• CHI ol "Barney Miiter" eommamorela IM TUBE TOPPERS kJu es:oo -''Soldier Blue.•• Peter Strauss and Candice Ber1en star in this 19'10 weetern--abeut mistreatment of the American Indian . ABC • 9:00 -Barney Miller. A tribute to the late Jack Soo, who played Detective Yemana, with film clips from bis various epillodes <see photo below). · KOCE 8 9 :00 -Our Time in Hell. A documentary about the U.S. Marines during the facllic campaign in World War II. · .... '** 8oo. wflO por- trayed ~v-. wttll oPpe "°'" vwloul •· lodla lie~ In. • MIRV ..... VWWl~Al&A "'lndoneale; Unity In °'"'. llty'' Jotlrl Temple -.._ ttla OUllurlll dlverllly of lndoneala.. a ooun1ry wfttl 300 eltwllc groupe. GD OU.. TIME .. HILL The horror 1M1 wa the pllgM ol the U.S . ....,._ during IN PKtllc: c.m- pelgll of Ille ~ WOrid Wwll~. t-.:ao8(11CMTM COUNnn' Lucllle ltlOW8 ~ llnelCiiect· ~et Sgt ....... ~ IOr patty and ~ """ In tM enna of anoctier -· (Pwt 2 of 3) 10:GD. IWWA8Y JONU 8emeby get• the lhodt of hil Ute when I young wom- en auepac:ted of murder ennouncee ~ lie 11 her tither. (A) • PMmfTINQ 8'MAN ANTON IB:::v Kate le Miec11d lo be per. sonel guide 10 • temoua and rian<110me vi1lllng RUlelen eomcio-. ., NIGHT OALUAY "The little Biid< Bag" A dllcredlted physlcien, now on lkkl row. l'lncl• 1 1'1'14!dl· eel beg tllet wu mlst1ken· ty trans,.,.,ed trom the 2111 Olf'ltury a MA8TEJWllfa THEATRE "Liiiie: Amerlea" From Llltie'a flrSI dey tn Amerie41 she 11 C'-ed wherever ltle goee, bul dlsa~ter ciOodl ..... opening of ...., play 1r1 New Yoftt. • Nlwec:tCK Cl> KAlm>STMDff ~ FaPc 110t1i1 "* doou-menl1ty lrOfll Aellway s .... '"'°"In .... ...., dlellng wfltl I progr ... that --... cr1me out 'of JINefllle dellnquenta. --11o~ ... "Cftrlatlnlt•" Ctlrl1ttn1 81ncllH learn• abou1 cr991Mty, wllle the ..... of Ille lwnPy ...,,. ebout llnendll ~ elld ... Ing~ 11:001 ·.Cl) «I N1W1 MN<.l .. lAUGH MOYW **"" "TM Other Men" ( t970) Roy ntinn.. Joen Hadlett. A~. ~1- 1\11 WOIMI\ ,_ .,, alfalr witri • myllwloul ••• c:onvtc:t. ( 1 llr., 57 mln.J • CHICO AND THI MAH Every croo6c In town lllOwl up lot • lwNIOut .._ Ed vt-I ~ crtnW'9I -money to get him bad! on Illa ..... • TWl....,HLL 8"0W Benny flnda hlmlalt In Ctllrge of I eo-lng lube elldlenge In the time of ~Vlc1oN. • OMvrrvearr EHBolY Tiie llfe Of I quadrlplegle .confined lo • wheal c:hllr. · who II In lrtlSt llOldl hie bruth In hi. mouth to pelrlt, II dOeumenled. 11:308 N 8 A BA SKE TBAL L PLAYOFFS ""'"'"•• ., '.ieatl>e l'iev""ttl q.ampJ - • 'ftllllUf ..... :.,..._,c ...... ...~~. "'Wiii .......... lft'= MU'l'CM . .., ... ~ .... ._ .. ................. .......... ,,......,.. ...._ ...... ._ pt.CR! I ,....,.. ... .,...-r ......... -.... ~-fCA08, • CM'nONmMIJ .... tHO. 1WIUIHT ZIONI Lii ..... .__.~ .................... • ..,,.. to Ille ........ -.-. • ~HrTQtCOQI( 1FllmfT8 ''The Ct...,_.. A -le Wfllad ol I murct.er #IC> ..,.,..._ ...... Yorti C.., • QllTIMAln • •TOMQHT ''Houalng In Loi ~·· A oompeorlllOn f1' ,_.. ..,_ tor Mure City ...._ .,... wttrl .,..,,., ,,.~ poa-. end IN lope, "C-. We II.fiord A ~F--, HofM" II dW•_., t., • r ........... "°"' ..... LA. County~ PW~ f*'g OffltA. UCV. lkN.xA of AtoNMctV-•. I ~ ---and·~ KtMll 1t:IO. MOYIE ***'lo "'Th<t ,._., Died At o.wn" I 1~J fj/w I Cooper,Mao!JI -~ • MOYIE * ·'Ctt;ne In The 8treM• ( 195e) 8el -..ineo ;r,.,. C I MM • Y(JIVll ••• "Craoit In T"4 Mirror" ( 19fl0) O•ton w..... Julien• Gr.co Tlw• ~ lawyerl ...., w---"-' peril- ... to tNlr c:tlerltl ot the ._ deM. (2 In.) 12:S7. «I MANNIX T,,,_ eec:eped oonvtcl1 break Into Mennlx's o!flCe and llOld IN deleetrve llnd a Mmale client holteQI. 12:C7 B MAYENCIC 1:00 TC)M()IRAOW Gu.I ,_.. Kelly Ungl au.It: Hollywood p<o- ducw1 P9tar Gul>er i nd ~Ptttlllps .,..,::.. ~----.., ............. ........ Me .... -= ...... ... _.~ ..... .., ... .. , .. ,,a... ..... .... .... ........ =1= ...... .. llllCMI •••14 ........ 0..W-(,.., ...... G.---. -· ........ ., 9oglrt. . ..,.,. •••lo "Ten Wlflted Men'' C•ffll ~ tcott, Aldwd---.. --·= • • ... ..8oulh Sea Wo"''"" ( 1901 8urt L#lcMW, \(lfglnie -...,0 . .... MOY9 ........ ~'(tMt) 0... ...,,..,, Joef'I Calllr'I ... Y(JIVll • •'lo "ln<n• Ooone" l tMt; &erbe<1 H•. MIU>- w d Gt-.._,._.. ~ MCN9 •• ·~,,..., T,.,.. T"""' ....,,.,. ll~.111 p~_, ( _..., c.--... l ..,.""'<- "'"' f 'rfdaJI'• DaPlfilf!W ff o..-l.-• 12faO •• • /, •-•• I·~,,, NflN!• ~;i:I I •1..t"M .. -""'' .,..,. "' ,,,,All'ft ---. .,,"~ -~ -.,,,.., """ ............ "Hl .,, ,.~. ,,,,.,,., w .. ... .. ... ;#, .. f ,,,. .... ·-.,, 11 •• .:ll ........ . .... ..,,,..,,,, 1,:---~ •.• "'ll:., J''-"' "' ,.... '· " •• r,.,,4,,, ~., 1 'I ,, .. • ._4tttl•r• ~ ~-'""Vt If•~ #TlO .., .. ~'J 'lrJI"" at.d ,.,.~ w "$ v.,, the ,,.,-:,.,~, t l hr , •A..-I J:GO ~ * * P'J'I ~r~ Poll' 11~7•1 l•m (,r.,nwef . J.n Murr.., A men tr-ll'J Imo<-tus eon ~ g .. n aco.ptllnOll 1"10 the Ootn- ness Boo~ 0 1 World Recofds ( 1 hr , 30 min ) 3:30 8 * * '11 "G~ Who'.s Slel()4ng In My Bed?" ( 197 3) Bllfbar 1 Eeler>. Oun ~. A min st>ows up 11 hlS I X-wife II hOUM With hit -wit•. their 81Qhl-- old baby and 1 Gr•f Dene. ( t ht • 30 min.) That's the Way It Is • in TV, Kathy I Soo Remembered The late J ack Soo, s hown wilh .. Ba·rney Miller" s tar Hal Linden. recC'ives a special tribute tonight a t 9 on ABC, Channel 7 when the show airs a retrospective of selected clips from 80 episodes of the program focus- ing on Soo's role as Det~cti ve Yemana. By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -Something Papa forgot to mention ... Kathy Cronkite, newsdaughter, has been in Califomja for five years, trying very ttard to become an actress. Just t.htte months before the chuck-it-a nd-go-home deadline she had set for herself. she landed a part in a TV series, NBC's "Hjzzoner ." On the inside now, Waller's daughter finds herself confounded by television's little mysteries. She wond~rs what NBC meant to do with her "lim ited series, .. why it aired after the fall schedule had already been announced. She won- ders whether it will be a replacement series next season or if it is really just a short-run summer ser ies. She wonders why the network doesn't tell her these thmgs. YOU'D THINK WALTER would have told her about the ways or network TV. about fluid Silverman Eying. News HOLLYWOOD <AP) -News and information will become television's most important commodi· ty. and that development probably will include ex- pansion of the evening newscast from its current half-hour format. NBC president Fred Silverman says. "All or my adult life has been spent in the en· lertainment end of broadcasting," said the man who made "The Fonz " a un· iversally known personality, .. but 1 am absolutely certajn that the future success of our compauy will develop as we buildtoleadershipinnews. "Network television, as far down the road as anyone can see, will continue to be America's favorite entertain· ment arena, but news and in· l formation will become the most f important service we can provide." The expansion of the evening news from a half-hour, as early as the 1980s, is inevitable. Silverman said. Silverman spoke at a luncheon concluding the annual meeting or NBC affiliates at the Century Plaza Hotel. He said NBC is improving such exist· ing news programs a s "Today" and the "NBC Ni~htty. News." is completely reyamping its prame-t1me ne wsmagazine show, and will in- troduce ne w prime-time news series and specials. HE REVIEWED STEPS NBC has taken since he became president nearly a year ago to stabilUe its programming and provide a base to build on . The network currently is third in prime-time rat- ings and second in the evening news ratings. "We have done that by developing rive series at mid~eason that could be returned in the fall," he said. "Those series are among the 16 hours of returnin~ programs on our new schedule -far more than NBC has had for years. We have done that in the race or the most severe competition television has ever seen, and we will be far more competitive next season because of it." 80.VEallAN SAID THE network's goal or climbina out of tbird place in the entertainment ra~ Is linked to gaining lead.e.rs.b.11>ju.u.1:.K.:...AJWL.-fi ..-----ir-:r.ormaUon. .· &arch Still On For New 'Angel' HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Despite reports to the contrary, the search ia still on for a new angel to 1;eplaee Kate Jackson in ABC's "Charlie's Anaela," t.be produe.n aay. lbeeutive prodacera Aaron Spellin1 and LeoDud Goldbera bave aen about 200 actreS.es .. ant 40 of tbem read for the pan and tested 12'. 1Amoaa them are weU·known actresses, some who are not known, a top fashion model and a baaHwlle from Vlr,UUa. I ir IN ADDITION, THEY 'have received about ,.,ooo photographs from around the world. The t.O producerJ1 say that so far tbey favor of tbo9e tested. ln any case, they must select ..., ..,.i to jota Jaclyn Smith.ad Cheryl Ladd tlllit lbow aoet into product)on on a cnaiae Jldp ID tbe C.mbean on June lL It will be a joiat ,.........._ wltll tbe eut from "The Love Boat." __ .,. ______ _ . . . . .......... .... .. _,...__::.:....:.::.;.~-·_._ ____ . ._.. ........ ~ . ,,,.. --· -... -. .... "'• .. ·-...... -. ···". ~ . f -.... ,. , .. ..... _ .. schedules and series options and s uch. But the.si . he always wantt:d Kathy to be a Journalist NBC is obliged lo air seven episodes of "Hizzoner." a comedy about a Midweste rn, Rich_ard Daly-type mayor <David Huddleston I. Miss Cronkite plays his hot-headed activist daughter. Annie. "I don't wanna hear about this." she says, covering her ears when a reporter asks an NBC publicist about the future of "Hizzoner." "It makes me nuts. I hear f<'reddy INBC President Fred Silverman) loves it, then l hear he hates 1t HER NAM E COULD HAVE been Schwartz She is emphatic here. She rec::ills wa1tin~ on t ables and booking acts for a local rock ·n· roll nightclub. And wailing for agents' calls that never came. It's hard to imagine a daughter or Walter Cronkite·s as a star-struck. hell-bent Hollywood type. She's not , really. "If I couldn't act a nymore. it would take a bi;.~ 'chunk out of me." she says, "but I wouldn 't shrivel up and die. I don't understand and I don't ap prec1ate people for whom acting is lht> only thing tn life. I can't sympathize with thef!l· "I LIKE IT SO much, I feel so emotional about "IT WASNT UNTIL 'Hizzoner· that I knew it. I love it so, r get teary when I think about what that feeling. that need for acting -but there arc might happen." othe r things I like to do." The network says the future of the series is un -She has already sold a book she's writing on certain, but don't plan your s ummer vacation children of famous people. And if she can write. around the show. The de but "Hlzzoner"· finished the re's always journalism. dead last in the Nielsen ratings last week. It's not acting, but it's a living. I guess she already knows that. Even if "Hizzoner " is scratched, though. she's --------------------- grateful lo have made it this far. Her five-year wait was the typical actor's struggle. "You could say it wasn't an immediately suc- cessful five years." she says. "as evidenced by my tack of credits Cbit parts > until now. I resent peo- ple saying, 'Oh, you could get any part you wanted because you're Walter Cronkite's daughter'." .,\NGINC "''" (,}~ \'-~ 0 642-2697 "DAWN OF THE DEAD" (R) GEORGE HAMIL TON "LOVE AT FIRST BITE" (PG) YAM MUTS ILYD • ...... ~llACM ,., .... nrir--- 'UlllfSIMGAlACTEA' A lallllallDI~ lo. 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U9l3> •l th~ Westminster Commu.nj\y ThHte-r Wulffng in tbt!wlilgs are two more re· vtvllll\, "IJrat ula " at the Laguna Moulton l'layhoul'e 11nd .. ld1ot'is DeliKhl" •l thef oata Mesa Civic-Pluyhuusc LAlilJNA IS JUMPING ON the vampire b:andw1tgon with "Dr11cula," which is enjoying a s p1r1tt'd r.-v1v11I un sluge imd screen -and. in fact, was done c:iarher this season by the Newport tlaarbor <:ornmun.ily Theater. This time around, it 'II ~ playf'd slightly tongue-in-cheek <or, more appropnately. fang-in-neck> Coorge Woods will play the title role of the bloodthm sty count with Alfred Lutjeaos as his ad· venary. Or Von Helsmg and Watter Daly as Dr. Holmwood Henata Florm. a favorite al Golden West CollP~e. makes her Laguna debut as Lucy. Lee Shallat. a South Coast Repertory actress and dln:l'l1Jr or SCR's acttng comervatory, is stag- '°~ the l•h1ller . which opens May 29 for a lbtte· wt·ek run in the playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Ueach. Advance reservations are being taken al 494 0743. AT COSTA MESA. FoUNDING director Pati Tambelltni is staging ·•Idiot's Delight," Robert E. Sherwood's World War II-vintage play with music. Mary Sullivan and Les Reed take the leading roles ori(:!mally pl ayed by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon- tann(• Others in the Costa Mesa cast are Courtland Meyl•rs. Mathew and Lana La Vigne, Kate Van Horn. Hryun Burnes. Ted Knorr, Leonard Rosow, Stan Wlasiek. Jennifer Odekirk, Larry Wafsb, La Rene Warren, Lois Jacobs, Barbara Geonrich, Billie J ohnson, Vi cki Groskrantz, Rebecca Hadley, J erieCowlcy a nd Steve Mdrtin. Intermission TOm Titus "Idiot's Delight" bows in June 8 for four weekenda of Friday and Saturday performances in the Community Center auditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Call 754-5159 for ticket in· formation. • ONE OF THE SEASON'S better commu.njty theater productions winds up its four-weekeod engagement thi.s weekend with final performances of "Eat Your Heart Out" at the San Clemente community Theater. Harvey Dahling heads the cast of the serioromedy under the direction of Ben Jutzi. witb Jean Hyde, Paul Goedbart. Priscilla Sanford and Scott Michael completing the company Curtain lime is 8:30 at the CabriUo Playhouse. 202 Aven.ida Cabrillo, San Clemente. Reservations 492-0465. • · CALLllOARD -Auditions for the summer musical ''Pippin," a joint production of the Laguna Moulton Playhouse and Orange Coast College, wilt be held Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the OCC Drama Lab . . singers. dan- cers and actors are needed, along witb magicians. tumblen, jugglers and acrobats. according to director Jolin Ferzacca . . . the show opens at Laguna oo July 4 and reopens at Orange Coast on Aug. 2 ... ' KOCE-TV. Channel SO. is seeking talent for a roster to be used throuebout the coming year for educational television . . call 893-1308 between 9 a .m. and 5 p.ln. for information Wilder: Few Hits Left Moviemaker Suroives Flops io· Film Again By BOB TllOMAS HOLLYWOOD <AP) -.. To sum it up. I hope that at this stage or my career the game will go into overtime. I believe I can prove that l ha\te a few bits left. If I fail to convince them here, then I'll go to Japan and play for the, say, Kyoto Giants and wait for Kurosawa lo drop dead.·· Like most great filmm akers, Billy Wilder is indomitable. At 72. despit.e a . se ri es of near-misses in his recent films and lhe troubled his· tory o f his c urrent r e- 1 ease, .. Fedora," he is forging ahead with a ••1.ou new phase or his career. He talked about it in his new a rt-cluttered office in Beverly Hills' Artists and Writers Build· ing. He looked down on the busy intersection or Rodeo Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard ~d said : · ·'Those are real people out there. This is like having an of· rice on the Champs Elys<.>e in Paris or 57th Street and Fifth Avenue in New York. I can see I he people walking. They are a It ve and doing things that normal people do. The only time I used to see normal people face to face was when I looked at the next car at a tram c light. SUNDAY ANO W£0NESOAY MATINEES 2P.M. wr:xxY'f Al.t1N DIANE KEATON MICHAEL MURP! tv MARIEL HEMINC.W/\V MERV\. 5TREf r ANNE BVRNf "-"••0. 'MANHATIAN (;,({)I?( ·I GEi. '>HWIN .. NO LONGER DO I go to the studio commissar y and hear such gems of conversation as. ·oo you think ··oamian ff' will o_utgross .. P oseidon Adven· lure?" or; 'Did you hear that such-and-such dynamite actor wouldn't sign for his new. picture unless his 15-year-old son was named associate producer?' You never knew why you got sick in the commissary · -from the con· versation or the food.'' The ofCice is a milestone for the director-writer-producer: His first outside a studio in 40 years. He spent the first 16 at Paramount <"Double lndemni· t y ... "The Lost Weekend, .. Sunset Boulevard.·· "Stalag 11··1 . another 16 a l Samuel Goldwyn Studio for his Un.ited Artists films I "Som e Like It Hot." "The Apartment." "Irma La Douce">. plus stopovers at MGM < .. Ninotchka;· script on· ly >. Fox C .. Tbe Seven Year Heh">. Warners c "The Spirit of St. Louis">. Wilder 's last studio location was Universal. where he made "The Front Page" and prepared ··Fedora." WILDER HAD BEEN 10· trigued with Tom Tryon's nov- e lla from his "Crowned Heads" book and wrote the script with longtime collaborator I .A.L. Diamond. Universal bad a series of options at various stages - what is known as a "step deal.·· And. said Wilder. "they stepped away.·· ·'The project was peddled around town with no takers.·· he rela.ted '"That's when the Germans entered the picture T h ey wa nted lo r evive the glories of the great UFA com· pany which had given the film world Ernst Lubitsch . Emil Jan· nings. Conrad Veidt. F W Murnau. Fritz Lang. and many more. "The Germans saw me as the last of the UFA Mohicans, which is so much bull. I was JUSt a writer at the studio ·• WILDER TOLD of a banquet in his honor given an Mumcb by his backers of the NF Geria II combine. One of the moneymen asked him why he was shooting in Germany whe n .. Fedora" took place m Greece. Paris and Hollywood Wilder replied with Willie Sutton·s u planation of why he kept on robbing banks ··Because th<tt ·s whe re the money is .. The filmmaker recalled "'The German sense of humor being whal it 1s. they didn't laugh much. One of the men said. 'You aren't going to rob us, are you. Mr. Wilder?'"' fo,ar from 1l. Filmipg with his us ual d1 s patc.h. he made "Fedora" for less than $5 million despite many locations and a cast including William Ho lden . Ma rth e Keller . Hildegard NeH. Jose Ferrer. and Henry Fonda and Michael York playing themselves MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY .. A LITTLE ROMANCE .. (PG) "THE CHAMP" (PG) "COMING HOME" "'SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" (A) "CHINA SYNDROME" "EYES OF LAURA MARS" CRI "MANHATTAN .. (R) "DEER HUNTER" (R) STRtllUm e;s r QEEn K.atetl• ...... 614 '860 DRIVE·tn "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "MANHATTAN" SIMtuM A .J/l,CK ROI.UN 1 CHN~U:S H .. OH ~ ..... ..,. "REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER" (PG) ~y Al.LEN ... MARSHALL BRICKMAN ~ALLEN ~-l..,..,.~ '"""~~Qo''(Ytrll CHARLES H. .O:FE ROBERT GREEl\HJT G0f.l()()N WILLIS ......... Ill _.,.., __ ...... __ "COMING HOME" (R) "COMES A HORSEMAN" "THE DARK" (R) "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" "THE DEER HUNTER" (R) "THE IOYS IN <X>M'ANY C" ALL Ollltv•··~o~t:N 6!MP.M .... MTl.Y ClllMI u..-.. I 2 "'" Utt .. 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BideD aay• be baa men ts from top detenu aa4 11 coaaidel'ed. ·' he told-tlle beard unoft'tctally that the ad-diplomatic olftclala on the 1ub-Seaate Fontan Relat.ioaa Com- -""...,'"-\I cilUhl•rlna Ill· Ject;_ '1'ba UDi&ed Slat.a ~a. mfttM Una up a mobile mlUtary force alderlnc tbe po11lbllit~ of LATD. lllDEN said lbe re· to ctefmd U.S. Interests abroad, ealabUsbiqc aome type of Oex.l· ports be bu beard iDd.lcated the partkularly in the oil-rich ble mllitw reaction to any out· poplble creation of a 100,000· Penlan Gull 1m la. side threats to the nation's Mid· member unit wu "under dis· The Oelawue De m ocrat die Eutoll aupply line. CUllion" in Wuhinllon. ukf'd 11 State Department of· Biden said there was nothinl flc1al if he could confirm the, "Tbfre is a pla.ce in mltitary wroq ''with the idea of havinc a BAD 41 is the plate on a 1ltl Indian Cbtef motorcycle owned by Larry Ruiz. ""unofflc-iul" r.,ports reaching diplomacy for a military pre-special force capable ofrespond· hi8 lllkff • sence," said Cutler, who ia wind· in& to a national emergency." 1n1orm••-•or ,._ '"P1 .. t ot WI °"'"•\ ~..o °' "'''' f ,rley, ing up a stint as U.S. am· But he questioned whether •ull•or o• t11e "" ec:t1t•°" ot WI ··w,,.,-. w..o .,. .,.,_.1,.. BUT WALTI':& CUTLER, busadortoZaire. creatlns such a force would ~1~0::·~-;;:;~':7.i;·~.l:.~:':.:.~.11.~':e~~ ~wly appointed am~b~•=sa~•~dor::::._~lo~~~"~A:....:dedaion:::.=·:::::......:to::.....:m=.:o~v~e_in=-~tha==t:__~ilae~U~be~pro~v~oc~a~u~·v~e~·~~~~~~=WJ=="=========================================~ 8et•raiag! Film director Roman Polanski. who fled California before sentencing on a morals chuge involving a 13-year-old girl. says he intends lo return to the United States. He is shown he re with actress Natassie Kinski at a press confenmce in Cannes, France. Road Use Up On Catalina In sharp contrast to the mitinland, Catalina Island is experiencing an explosion in the number or automobiles using its roads and streets, the Catalina Jslahder indicates. And the article in the periodical urges authorities in Avalon to recognize that the com· •;JDunity's "double standard is beginning to be re· :.11ented by many." .. 4 :!~ ISIANDEa WSITEll DONALD llOOT Haney ··Accuses authorities of "pl"06tiluting the streets, laws and charm (Of Avalon) ror the financial bet· terment ol a few." He stales that an unprecedented number of rental cars clog the thoroughfares in Avalon and ··some or their users can break every speed and traffic rule in the book." THE ARTICLE STATES THAT Avalon "'is in danger or losing much or its fragile ch~rm by al· lowing itself to be choked with traffic " And island resid ents. the a rticle states. "would support an honest and perhaps painful at· t e m pt to see the situat ion c~rrected." * * * * Utility Paying More for Fuel * Diesel fuel supplied to the Southern Califoro1a Edison Compa ny by the Standard 011 Company hits 'gone up by two cents a gallon in what the utili· ty claims 1s the seventh. such price increase since Jan. 1. the Cata lina Islander states. Diesel, which provides all electrical power on the island. now costs Edison 49.8 cents a gallon. It cost41 centsagallonJan.17. And. the periodical notes, a gallon or diesel cost Edison 14.3 cents a gallon just six years ago. However. the l~lander adds, the island has been granted a priority classification by the 1. California Energy Commission and has been as· sured of an adequate power supply whatever shortage might exist. Edison c~tOlhers on the island are being urged to practice conservation measures. ·' Role ShHt Roberts Sets Priority TULSA. Okla . <AP> · Eva ngelist .Oral Roberts says he is cutting back some of his duties a t Oral Roberts University to have more lime for his ministry. , .. I'm a preacher first and last." he said. Roberts. founder and only president of the school, said he plans an ''order- ly transition'' that will give more authority to the board of regents. He will remain as head of the 14-year-old university. Roberts, 61. said one effect of the reorganization will be an increased role for his 30-year- .. old IOD, Robert. He said the growth of the school has forced him to ltOMltTS become "too involved in ad- ministrative affairs" with. a subsequent loss of time for other activities. -Y ugBill &eked in Iowa DES llOINES. Iowa Huaak's micropbooe for <AP > -It doesn't take a weeks. law to love a laclybu1. Then Husak dislribul· Rep. Emil Husak'• col· ed ladybut "fact sheets" leagues kept teWn1 him. tellln1 of the insect's But after months of in-good deeds in k i ll- actiOD and requests by in& harmful pests. 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M1y If. t979 Whammo Erisbee Disco Golf Invitational Set For Huntington Beach This Weekend Dsve Lindig demonstrates his Frisbee ffying style. Memorial Fund Aids Youngster By CHERYL ROMO Ot-0.1111>_._ Two years ago, Kim Groff, an 18·year·old Fountain Valley High School senior, was killed in an automobile accident. Her friends decided to perpetuate her memory by establishing a Kim Groff Memorial Fund with the intent of raising money to help handicapped individuals live their lives to the fullest. During 1978 the friends held a Las Vegas night at the South Coast Plaza Hotel lo raise money to purchase a specially-equipped van for K.C. Conrad, 37, who was paralyzed in a surfing accident. Since receiving the van, Conrad has been able to return to work. This year Kim Groff Memorial Fund s up- . porters decided to raise funds to aid an 8-year· old victim of cerebral palsy. Jay Hallett, a Newport Beach resident, was brain damaged at birth and though he is of ·normal intelligence is unable to speak. Young Hallett, a student at Plaven Elemen- tary School in Fountain Valley, a school for children with physical and learning disabilities. is the son of Mrs. Jill Hallett, a single parent. He needs a mechanical device to enable him lo communicate. To raise funds to aid the 8·year-old, and to purchase an additional mechanical com - municator for use by other handicapped children at Plaven School, the Kim Groff Memorial Fund supporters have scheduled another Las Vegas night at South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa on Saturday, June 2. Tickets for the event are $20 each and are tax deductible. The event is open to the public and the even· ing will include gambling with chips, disco dancing to a 20·piece orchestra and a buffet dfn· ner. Interested persons may contact either Gini MacDonald, 847-6555, or Marilyn Groff, 754-6262. Ja¥Hallett . . 1 __..._ ___ ....._ __ .... ______ , -·- 81 MICHAEL P.uKBVICH Of .... Delly Ptlll ltllt fo'r111bftl nlnsln~ ls fun for a lot of folks. but for • aelt1ct lt:w It s become much more than th•I. ll '11 b~come a professional sport as evldenet!d by lht! $50,000 In prue money up for ar•b11 thls weektmd in Huntington Beach. "It '11 •II I do," says 24-year-old Andrew Barton of his pasaion for tossing a plastic disc at a metal buket (the hole) on the 18-bole golf circuit. "I s pecialize." Barton, a Huntington Beach resideat. is one of about 15 locals who have qualified for the Wh1Ammo Frisbee Disco Golf Invitational sel for Saturday and Sunday at Central Park. "YOU'RE TALKING the cream of the crop here ... notes Dave Lindig, 20, who also is a stu- dent at Orange Coast College. In all, 156 of the nation's best Ca dozen of them women) have been lured from as far away as Maine by the largest purse in the brief his- tory of pro Frisbee. Elimination rounds begin today and Friday. leaving the last 72 players to vie for 36 cash prize positions In three rounds set for Saturday and Sunday. First place will be worth $12,SOO, while the 36th place finisher will go home with $500. Part-time players shouldn't hope to enter next year's tournament circuit. Par for the course is 68 throws, but Llndig, Barton and fellow local Rob Gardner all turned in rounds of at least 15 below par during practice Tuesday. The Huntington Beach residents fi gure they have an advantage over the competition, even thou1h the coune they play ao ott.n laa1 been- revamped to cut their ed1e. BUT TOU&NAMENT officials can do nothint about trtcky winds that whip off the small lake and swirl unpredictably about the hilly course. The locals, needless to say, are hoping for a windy weekend. One course hazard that probably won't be in evidence for the out-0f-towners in the tourna· ment is the random, angry biker. Locals, taking a break from morning prac· lice rounds, tell the story of one Frisbee flin1er whose errant toss sliced through a working sprinkler system not long ago. The fiying disc sent a spray of water onto a walking biker. The lealber·clad man reached down and picked up the misplaced Frisbee, s liced it in half with a large knife and then w alke<J off without a word. So the locals say. "I hope to place in this tournament," says Barton, whose 22-year-old brother, John, is also entered. The younger Barton thinks the key to the tournament will be "the very makeable, but very missable" 15-foot shots near the 'bole.' BECAUSE OF the high-caliber of the com- petition, Lindig says "you can't afford any fours." Par for each hole is three. A ''celebrity" tournament ft:aturing Hunt- ington Beach city officials is set for 3 p.m. Fri-day. Then the pros who survive the cut will take over for lbe weekend competition which is open lo public galleries free of charge. - The course is located on the west side of Golden West Street near Talbert Avenue. John Barton aims his Frisbee for the 'hole.· 3 ·Cat Night is Cold o.i1y l'llet ,. ..... ~Y J.ckle Hym~• !=ranees Mears with Fluff. By JACKIE HYMAN Oft ... Oelly l'IMI ,_ There a re two things Frances Mears of Newport Beach doesn't try lo be objective about: babies and cats. "I can remember when my,son -,he's 47 - was little. He was the cutest baby,'' said Mrs. Mears. who since 1946 has been helping run the baby contest of the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Fish Fry. "I would have entered him in a beauty con· test," she said. "He could be ugly as home made sin, but it's mother's pride." Mrs. Mears, who each year catalogs and checks in 100 or more babies, admits she's partial to her five cats as well. They're better than a thermometer, she said. explaining that s he judges the coldness of a night by how many cats pile into' bed with her. "THREE CATS, that's not too cold, but five cats, that's cold," Mrs. Mears said. The 73-year-old. who's also active in the Zonta Club, explained that she became involved with the Fish Fry baby contest back in '46 when she and her late husband Carleton operated Mears Camera Store in Costa Mesa . Carleton was active in the Llons Club and coordinated the baby contest, picking judges and accepting entries al their store. The same store -now Cal's Cameras, 1770 Newport Blvd. -is still where the applications are accepted for two weeks prior to the contest,~ which this year is scJ'eduled for June 3. THE JUDGES -mostly amateurs themselves -· revie w the tykes in two categories: 6 to 12 months, and 13 to 24 months. Parents hold the babies at arm's length, sit· ting in two circles in the Downtown Community Center, while the judges look for overall ap- pearance, personality and beauty. "'Ibey never have the babies' names, just the numbers," Mrs. Mears said, adding, "Some of the winners have been absolutely beautiful and others, you'd just wonder bo,r." The top three babies in each category re- ceive trophies, while five more ptir category are given ribbons, she said. As for the parents whose darlings don't win, Mrs. Mears said, "They're bound to feel something. One of my friends had a darling Ut· lie girl -she wasn't chosen and her mother was upset. But they're all winners anyway~" THE MAIN refinements in ttie con~t over the year s have been to shorten the judging time (Sff 3-CAT, Page CZ> Sense Amidst Nonsense - ChenJl Ro1110 -Most Southern Californians spend a good portion or their timt? locked inside the protective steel shells of their automobiles isolated by rapedecks and radio& and insulated from the cli mate of the outside world by air conditioners and heaters . They leave their vehicles for allotted periods during the day to enter the workplace where they often have only the most superficial of relationships with co-workers. At day's end, they climb back into their steel wombs and drive away. On the way home they stop at the drive.up window of the local bank to cash a check, pick up laundry at the drive-In cleaners and then dash over to a drive-through fast food restaurant to purchase the family dinner. - Enlerinl( the driveway of their walled-tract home they push a button and the garage door automatically opens and swallows -urenrup hm>tn safety Of 1r res1 ence -w ere tfiey-are further isolated from the rest of the world by more block walls, stucco and deadbolt locks. For a Southern CalifQmian a •sense of community often partially depends on his ability to get from place to place and on the prestige value of the automobile resting in the garage. It's simple. To quote an oft used phrase: you are what you drive. You are a sleek Mercedes. She is a reasonable Volkswa1en. He is a racy Corvette. I am a wanton silver Alfa Romeo and so on ... Then 'came the gas crunch. And Southern California -where Ufe revolves around wheels and where, at the a1e of 11, people forget they have feet -became a testing ground. Loni lines weavin1 around what used to be called service stations became tbe levelen of social inequality wbere all cars suddenly stood equal -be they luxury sedans or lowered Cbevi• witb dlnale balls -before tbe Great Gu Pump. At ftnt a populace aCC\lltomed to m.tant sratlllcation shouted and cuned and refUled to a~ wbat wu ~f. Next tbey be~ cancelln1 all appoUa .... 11,.U.. re4*nd them to drive more than 10 mnea. ~"ft ·' ~· , .'J1 BecaUH they now had ,-~ '6d • common enemy, t.be oil companies, they ~ y,..tall'lq to one anotbe:iain. ~. .J;t• ·' G to work ln the mominl Int· •l\»oolln1 wttb CO· worken. me penona who comm lon1 dlatancea took the train or the bus and discovered readmg. Exasperated, some Southern Californians completely aban- doned their automobiles and dusted off their 10-speeds or bought rollerskates. Some of them even started walking. On weekends they got to know their children and met their I . nei1bbora and barbecued dinner rather than drtvlq to a reetaurant. The)' walked jo the corner market and dlacovered a flortat down tbe street and a bobby lbop tucked beblnd the dry cleaner's. Tbm tbeJ noticed aomethlDIW .... WU ............... ·· pen u a result of UtJa MW ~. Soutbeni caatcindani, especially tbe natlv•, couldD\''1Pre (t oat at flnt.1 Then aomeone, probabb' a trwf11Dt.d llld......._,., •UC· seated tbat maybe we wen..., • ., to Ave&op a lnM of com- munity. It wu a HDH tbat felt aood. • Even ln t.be mlddle of ........ • ••• ·-.t.~· ....... .. ~ .. · , ...... ._ ... ~ .. ···-··· ...... -----. -· .... -----·~·-------·----! .... -... ~ ... -----..--.. ----~----.,__....,._ ___ _ ., . ... . .. . • . . I .... . T~W..•7,•tlt Graduation Reflections: Catalina· Reaps Benefit Of Gas Cnmch Heartbreak Anecdote: • C'.Onsi(ier--Zowie, Alice, l'farion and Ch~stity Have Grief 61fm DEAR ANN LANDERS : I read aomewhere (I think it w11 Ua m1111lnel a superb article on bow to eet over a eollapeed love alfalr. Pleue pus It on. I tblllk I've ftnally .......... ..., ...... cteaain1 number of .,......._do not want to ..... -. far s:r•chaaUoo HNIDllll ... It bail MChlq to do witla apalby, ~bellloo •lalnat tradiUoft. or an lnaeaaitlvlty to what parent.a want. ·What lt does have to de wltb la that many gnduatea are ubamed to b1ve tbeir real namet revealed. >.. the wife of an educator, I've seen my share or gradua- tiom. It la always the same. At some pomt, lbe principal will pick up a diploma and announce into the microphone, "VERNON VALEN · TlNE TURK." A hu.sb will fall over th e auditorium as th e graduates look at one another, not daring to believe they're sitting next to a Vernon Valen· tine . i " :--· -~ ~ :~~ .. ~'t I • ... .. Finally, 1 m1cbo a.nior with thl1u tbe alM ol pMI" pW.nat , a tat too on h1I toque, wbo wean b1a letter sweater to bed. will lumber acrou the atage t o claim b1a distinction. No mattet' what he bas MC· compltshed as "Stud Turk," U has all eone down the drain in that one Vernon-Valentine moment. Arter the laughter bas subsided, some or the more compassionate gradual.es will actually walk up to him <or her I and say something. awkward like, "f didn't know I realty admire you." Parents get carried away with names al b irth. Most of them never think they're go- ing to hear them over a loud speaker in an au'dilorium. Some or them say, "If you don't like your name, go with • nlckn1me." Tbl• aometla. ~ • cbi'41 n a real ded1lon· maklna poelUoa. Doea 8he wut to be ulled her real name, "Beulah," or 10 wllh "P'1ll"? Doea be want to be called by bla 1tven name. "EdMI," or nde wltb "H11 Acciden· c-y '"• No matter what, the Jl1 la up at 1radua· lion . At my 1raduatlon. I u t nut to my 1ood friend, Mary Van Dyke Jonea. Tblnkln1 he r name was too long for a diploma, abe substituted lolllals for Van Dyke. She 1bouldn't have done that. A few people manage to awvtve lbelr names. lmal(ine lf you wlll .a graduation exercise where the principal calls out Marlon Michae l Morrison and John Wayne ambles across the stage, or Vincent Damon Fumier ls called and rock star Allee coorr st.ands ur. I you stll dread graduation this year, amaglne what it will be like when Cher':; d a ugbter, Chastity Bono. or David Bowie's son. Zowie Bowie, walks across the stage. And be strong! B1TOMllAU.•Y ... o.lfy ......... Many motorists who normally would have drlven. to the beach or the desert before t.be 1uoUne crisis hit Southern 'C1Ulomia have picked Catalina laland u a travel 1ltemative, an 1rtlcle ln tbe Catalina .. lander indicates. Tbe Avaloa periodical states th1t ocean· borne traffic from Long Beach lo lbe lal1nd la up by 33 percent on that recorded duriNE the ftnt fi months of 1978. Cnille veuela c · ed 85,000 people to the bland between an. 1 and April 30 or lbia year, the article stat.es. That total tops by 21.000 the total onveyed in the same period last ye.ar. llland authorities and tourist agencies agree that the increase can be attributed to the gasoline crisis. Tbe buic theory was that moet victims fail to overcome their sorrow because they don't suf. hla cbeltlna drove me fer enough. These peo· into tbe arms of aoatber pie should have what is min. I'm over 40 and called a "Grief Olym-~ to look at. Ky pies." busb•nd would never It should start im· believe "Old Faltblul" mediately after the af· is leadinl a double life fair is over. The griev--and loviJll It. Now ing should last a full 24 judae KE, ADD Landers. hours. -TABLES TURNED The broken-hearted IN TORRANCE Boal lines serving tbe island from Long Beach and San Pedro are planning on 10 round trips to Avalon every weekday and additiooal sailings are being planned for weekends. one should gather all the DEA& TO&aANCE: girts, letters, pictures u•a aot my l'lace t• a nd anything connected JtM11e ~· v .. were with the former beloved looldal for aa ncue le and put them well out of clle•I ud ,.. f....S It. aa only eblld -a d1u1bter, ao I'm 1ure you wlll underatand. Pleaae tell me lf you tblDk It la "llet" for a married woman <aae 21) to telephone ber .mother five or aix times a d1y lf abe feela like It. My buaband aays I'm a lltUe null but actually he gets mid when be tries to call me from the office and the line is busy. What do you say? -STOCKTON. CAL. ' sight. · Ualeaa yoa aad yoar Next the sad soul baabHd 11ree lo ail DEA& STOCK: It This means, the Islander says, that over 6,000 people a day can be brought to the island during the week and nearly 9,000 passengers can be carried on weekends. should indulge· in an dowa ~ a elem••• may aa& be .. aid," bat 18-hour agony orgy that or coameler a9d llHb it cer&allllJ Is eseealn. will, in lbe end, set him oat yoar problems, .lo& dewa • a piece of rree. The advice was -yH're p1ag &o be altar· piper ~Ile &lll•H yoa cry your eyes out. Don't 1a1 &lte moat popalar w1a& le ••J after &be use the phone. Don't see coclltaU ot die lf'ltl. H's aecoad c.11 1ad aave a nyone. The mourning called "Marrta1e oe tbe &bem for SM aest 'd1y. 3 ~ t must be done in solitude. Roclla." Tllea plloae someone • • • •'-.!a Also. it stressed -no O E A R A N N elae -like maybe you ------------------fancy food . Just cottage LANDERS: You have· mo&ller·m·law. (From Pa1e Ct> aod shift the contest until later in the day after babies have bad their naps. For peace and quiet, she said she retires to the company of her cats. They joined her a few years ago an er Mrs. Mears agreed to adopt a "male" cat from a friend who was going to the Holy Land. cheese and water. PIC!y -------------------- sad music and su f . .,.__R_U-~--ll-'S-.... FER. After awhile, ex· f"'f"'I; haustion will set in -U..__..S'PR.IY then boredom. r-~ • .. When the Grief Olym· W...T•W• pks have been complet· ._Int ed. it is important to 1922HerDCK1t1vo. make new friends. De Cost.a~ .. -~115& not avoid the old haunts _________ _. $70 ·ooo Fish Pricetag Possible m~:~~~~:·::z ~,~ ' fl worked for me and l DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5878 Paying $70,000 for a single (ish isn't unheard or. according to Bob Fin· nigan of Costa Mesa. "l 've heard rumors of Kol t hat are sold for $90,000, although not h e re in the United States," he noted. FiMigan admits that none of his Koi, those beautifully colored Japanese fash , is worth that much. "In fact," he says, "I have paid as lit· tie as $5. I've paid much more than $5, too, but never $70,000. The real thrill ls in raising a fish that is only so-so and fairgrounds. The Koi have spent a vacation in the horticulture building for each of the past five years. "They really are quite h a rdy," says Bob. ''They can survive in a wide range of tern · peralures, but do best when the water is about 68degrees." Koi are judged on lhe ba~is of their configura- tion, coloring, break between colors and size or fins. They come in various hues or white, black. red and gold. recommend it to others.------------==;;;...__...;;. ____ _ Some o f llle mos t -ANN G. beautiful have irides-DEAR G.: The pitte cent scales that reflect did indeed appear lD Us ~very rolor O( the ra1D· l magad.ne. It Was WTlt· bow . t en by Ca ndl Mac· The ones on display at C o n a n g h . T b e the fair m ay not be "therapy'' was d~lgned worth thousands o f by Dr. 1-ev Wanderer, a dollars. but they are ccr-UC LA lecture r who tain to attract a great treated heartbreak deal or admiration. A cases for 13 yean but Koi need not be a prize confessed be never re· winner to be lovely to alized how painful rejec· watch. fairgoers will lion by a lover coald bt- have a chance to judge antU it happened to him. fo r themsel\'es when NATURAL MATERIALS TIMELESS DESIGN We ROW cany a ca It" h la ~ of baHwoom fwAI thp by HEADS UP ..-: ,...,.s.e.., -(!'fidd41/ut they visit lbe new orien-I woald not endorse tal Rardeos. a part of the the Agon.Y !)r1y for horticulture display at everyone; however. dif· ~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the summer fair. ferent strokes ror dif· _ " having it develop into a champion." ( ) fereat folks. DEAR ANN LANDERS: When my hus band had an affair. it hurt so much I cried for months. l had pictures in my mind of him with the other woman con· stantly. The pain was with me always -even arter 18 months . ~·Bf"- Bob Finnigan feeds the Koi in his backyard pond. ( Singles Calendar ) CATllOUC SINGLES: The Orange County Catholic Alumni Club is open to all single Catholics with college degrees o r the equivalent. For more information, call 524-2729. SINGLE EXPERIENCE: "A Trip Through the Forest of Life" will be the topic or this week's discussion at the Self Center in Orange beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, May 18. Call 997-9600 for further Information. SAFARI SINGLES: Nudism in Hawaii will be the focus of this week"s meeting or Safari Singles beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, May 18, at tJJe University Community Park Clubhouse, 1 Beecbtree Lane, Irvine. For information, ·call Ann Sommen, 631-4375. EXPLO&ING SINGLENESS: Advanced Health Center la sponsoring a rap session at 7:30 p.m . Frklay, May 18. For details, call Marge D1vla, 975-0700. TD SINGLE UFE: Chapman College will offer an •Jtern•tlve mMt•na pouDd for aiqle people--Wbo an turMd-off by d1Hol, ban and ·eommerctal datlnl services. For further in· form1tioacall 11'1 .. ll .. OUNGB COAST SINGLES: 'lbe over·39 1in1)81 sroup will celebrate wltb a chill dinner at '1 p.m. Saturday, llay lt. Call Julie, 6'5·1726, for nM!l'YlltioDa. • Brr& BMBT SINGLES: Jewish singles over 40 are invited to •tt.end a potluck dinner on Saturday, ll•Y 11. For more information, call Tbelm•, 191-4781, or llarlu. 527-3569. ., OMNGB COAST CATBOUC SINGLES: All=over 35 ire lnvlted to •ttend a dance be 1t t p.m. Saturday,_)lay 11, at haalt Waltoa in Santa An•. Call 14'1-Gl19 for'Cle· tills. ..................... ....... ,,.... ......... ............... ~ ............ ...., .. .. ,.. .. .__,.... ......... .. .., ... ,....... ....... .. ...................... ......... ..,,....._ ... Bob and Joan Fin· nigan know what it is to have winning fish. Both are members or the American Koi Associa· lion, a national or- ganization. Bob is the chairman. They are also active in other Kol clubs in Orange County and Southern California. .Boro~cope FRIDAY, MAY 18 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 21 -April 19>: Changes are favorable -know it and stand tall for beliefs, principles. A relationship "heats up." Personal magnet.ism soars ; you can gel what you n~erl . "KOi FANCIERS are Key is to be analytical. to determine whC1t is re· a sr,eciaJ type or peo· quired as contrasted lo wishful thinking. pie, · says Bob. "They TAUllUS CAprU 20-May 20>: Long-range travel all over the world aspirations come into focus. Low key approach to show their flab and is best -be diplomatic and confident. compete. There are pro-GEMINI <May 21 -June 20 >: Study Taurus bably between 7,000 a nd message. Perceive potential. Perfect methods, 10,000 private Koi ponds techniques. Stress individuality. Express in Southern California yourself, communicate, see as ls. not throu~h alone." haze or self~ettptioo. One of the mor e CANCE& (June 21 -July 22 ): Organize beautiful Kol ponds is priorities -accept challenge of work, probably right in Costa responsibility -and love. Feelings run deep · Mesa In the Finnigan nothin~ is tepid or halfway. Game playing is backyard. Seeing the 50 past. to 60 brightly colored LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Go slow. lie low ; be fish swimming around aware of fine print, clauses. ifs, buts, pretense, the pool is e nough to false claims. Let others show their hands. Play convince anyone of the your own cards close to chest. fascination of these VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sepl. 22 ): Study Leo creatures. message. Accent on new procedure in work "I'm not really sure routine. One who is drawn to you will lend exactly bow many I valuable, helping band. have," says Bob. "We LIBRA CSept. 23·0ct. 22): Emotional don't treat the m as responses tend to diminish logic. Know ll and much like pets as some protect yourself in clinches. Young person people do. I love them, becomes vigorous ally. but I don't have names SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Area that had and identiUes for each been confined, restricted now offers more one. "elbow room." Build for security, durability. .. Leave frilla for another time. NODALLY I havf" SAGnTARJUS CNov. 22-0ee. 21): Study close to 115 flab, but I Scorpio message. You get g~n light -you ire bave-1oued....1om.e.Jlf -to pr._.--.--- -them out for breeclinl." ll'l:'lll: ""'l:'lll:U· ,, . be uid. "I •m very CAP&ICORN <De~. 22-Jan. 19 >. Acce.nt on c1reful about who iets costs, production, g~thng what you need, 1ocat· them. Breedlnl la a very Ing lost. or stolen atems . . apeclalbed procesa, and .AQlJA&IU~ <Jan. 20-Feb. 18 >: You wall I've JUlt not aet to do It achieve objective. Charm oozes; cycle ls hi.gh here. Did you know," be and support comes from unupect.ed or aurprue added "a Kol will only sources. * breedifltlllnlove'" Pl8CE8 <Feb. 19·Mucb 20): You are ttu.st· lll.D1 ot Bob'a Kol will ed with secrets. Be discreet. Know that tem· be com1u to the Oranie porary coaflnement could be bleasin1 in tlls· County ,-air from July __ l_uile_._· --------------13 tbroUCb 22. They will be an important part of tbe oriental 1arden dla· pl1y planned for tbla yen. Tbla will not be tbelr fint trip to tbe ·ORANGE· COUNTY 147-1121 PAWs ----·-- SOUTH WIND SUM 'COSTA MIS 117.0211 ---- Finally. r decided I must stop thinking a bout 1t, so J deliberately set out lo have an affair m yse lf. It was the perfect solution. Instead o r dwell1n ~ on m y husband's afrair. I now think about my lover. It's wondt'rful to have someone in my hfe who 7he perfect summer playthings for the Orange Coast lifestyle - rompers and short sets in terry and cotton knft now at ... flJt'dUH!ll'J BIImQUE 673-4510 3467 Via Lido. Newport Beach Parking Lot Entrance Free Parking For Our Customers bu1 Ids up my ego and ---'=.;,...._ __ __;..... ___ __..__ makes me feel desira· .---------------------., IJk. PORT-MESA CHRISTIAN SOIOOl $25.00 Dhca•t •.....,...._Fee TF1tough June 14 (wtth this COUPOnl • IMDMDUAUDD IMSTIUCTION l 'm not lryin~ to ~el even. My m l'nt al a nd emotional well·be1ng w as s e riou sly threatened b y the k n o w I e d g c rh a t m y husband was cheating on me. I can truthfully say my affair has helped m e more than tran· quilizers, new hobbies or ('Ounseling. In spite of the good lime I 'm hav- ing, I've tried to get close to my husband again. but he gives me the cold shoulder. * ACC" •A TID IDUCA TIOM CA.C.1.1 * ACADlttlC DC•IB'CI J 'm not the "cheating type." I was always an a ffectionate wire a nd completely faithful until * CHllSTIAM INYllOMMBfr &,... •.• Also Available· Pre-School & Full·Oay Care I . ...., .... POIT...U IAPTIST CMUICH ..... ..-..v. 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NATION I OBITUARIES Thurwct9y, May 17, 1979 DAILY PILOT - Slobbns • encanns · Missing ·Link? . week• on eod ... on meat pies ~ savaap--rolbr. 81 IRJGH A. •\1&.UGAN R100WFrEto~~~nn Scl.nU.U UoWd cease their un 1Hml1 1quabblln1 over the o rl1in1 of Auatraloplth•cua Afar•••••· t1'e amall-bra1ned creature wilb Ute ape·Uke Jaw aU•1ed IO be UK-m las1n1 llnll l ldenllfted the ape<'ieg as soon a• l 1aw UM-pi cture or that ~kull srinnlns out at m• from the dat ly n.wtapapen That ia Slobbul Aml'nr anu.s l 'd how him anywherr THE TYPt: 18 also known a11 Homo Tbictus rro m th~ tm · perm.ablUly of ht& tiny head I 've seen lbat sam e simian race J>HrinJ ovt>r jukebons. pinball macb1nu and through the windshields of snowmobiles. Beer Can,, Spi~its Bottles Artifacts-of Species I narrow channel and awampr! other boat. with 11 beer can hand. rtppinc up the alleoce Sunday morn.lni with hi• c~ s aw. 1moldn1 1n the no · sm oklnc ~\Ion, beln1 loud a obnoxious In the p arlor cur, l'Ollected 1md y1ulded 13 in· lh• 1hlp'a Joun1t. In Pipor:i (11vlduahkeletons. arenu •verywhere THIS P&l•ITIVE predator with the pro1nolhl1n profU~ lhJ"1 by comparison . would mike Pekln1 man look like an O xfo rd dil8 Is also (requently sltthted uprooting m1ttl bOxes and scrawling lewd doggerel on t he doors o f ~ubll c· r9n ve mences. C HAUENGING THIS, Kenya unthropologist Richard Leaky contends that mankind is much older than four million year s and there is no clear evidence or a fossil form that can be labeled as our earlier for efather . IN ALL P&OBABILITY, he free-loaded bia way to Ethiopia on some IOrt of student crant or with 1 stolen credit card since the species ia known to have 11 permanently atrophied wallet hand. At leut he baa never been sighted pickin1 up a check. The Alar creatures now hailed as man's oldest ancestors are described as scavengers and gatherers who walked erect even though they were twice as old as the oldest known tools. Again. there is no contradiction here. soccer matches rlppln1 up British Rail coaches and subway cars with lbe same demented 1ain that characterizes the an- t hr o pol d features o r his American cousin. Bent out or shape by the truncheons of the Bobbies. his fossil remains are often found on the terraces, the bleacher sections of English and Scotliab football stadiums. Down Under. whe re the stronger beers more rapidly rot the brain cells but have a pre - servatiVe effect on the fossil r e- m ains, the species is known both as the Great Australian Git and the Abominable Antipodean . He bu often been ~ carrYtnc a surfboard en routai fri1htenina sharks away f Bondi and Manley beat!btl. Sharks are believed to ftal some ,.,rt of electronic aipal each other at h is approach. ALL THREE VA&IANU ~ h o mo foedus <horrible), t* A·m er i c an , 8 r it i ab a~ Australian, a re notorio"s ·sea vengers and litterers, de· solating the environment 1hey pa ss through, offending wh a t e v e r more advance4· species they meet. The artifacts linking them however tenuouab, to homo sapiens and civilization as w e know it are a chain of l'\llll• m g beer cans and broken spirits Only l ast Wl'ek 1 saw him dumping a case of empty beer bollles along the roadside near here from a moving car Sure enough, ther e was t hat s11me s la c k jaw , th e s am e m inuscule -brain ed . ape Ilk~ head leering out at me from the window next to the driver 's seat Anthro p o l ogi s t !> Ool")ald Johnansun of the Cl evel and Museum or Natural History and Tim wtute or UC Rerkeley, who recen tly unve iled his re- con struct ed toothy craniumj from fossil bones collected in 1 Ethiopia and Tanzania, regard ham a s a previousl y u n r ee&8nized human ancestor who lived three million t o four million year s ago. They named him Australopithecus Ararensis. after the Afar region of East Africa where dem bones were Oem bones, i n other wor ds, don 't add up l <.> g r eat grandfather in the nth degree. although i all. p;.irt1es concerned seem to look upon Africa as his o ldest stamping ground. T he fossil presence of Slobbus Americanus on the dark conh· nent can uasily be explained He probably got drummed out of the Peace Corps for molesting an under .age native girl or kick ed off a passing ocean Hner for excessive drinkin g and in- toler able shipboard behavior or lert . behind in the transit loun~c al the airport amid a litter or empt)> duty-free bottle:.. Slobbus Americanus has rare· ly been associated with even the most primitive tools. certainly not the broom or the wheel bar- r el. However. in bygone eras he was depicted leaning on a WPA shovel and in later stages of de· velopment has shown a predilec- tion for the chain saw and the bottles. making the sub-spedn A BRASH BEER·swilling ~: , anthropology's only recyclable You've seen him yourself lots or times: shoving his way to the head of the cinema line. pushing into the subway car before the em e rging passengers a light, gunning his speedboat down a Forlhe Record /ti a rriagt- LlretHe• LAS llEGAS "°""r""9f llon'les luued here Inch•; APR. 22 GRECORY·MILLER lnomH Jolln. 77, of Mir• Loma, and Bdfba•• Lewellyn, II. ot Wutmln'll.r AP•.u TERRY·HALL -Pf\lllp Allred, ?t. ancl G•nev Elltallelll. 1S, DOlh of San Juan Capklr-. CARRIEAE·HOUSlON Euoe .. e M•rcel, "· -8efll>a Jo, 14. bolll of HunllRQlon Bue; I\. COTS·OOBLOUC:. -Oon•ld E . 34, •"" Svnowe. 71. both ot C0$1• MH• MAPLE·AEED OouQl•s Cecil. 20, of El Toro, a!ld l>eeor;oh Rulh. 1•. 01 Sanl• Paul• C.RINDLE·ODELL -Guy A.tvmond 77, •nd Ao1>1n Marie, 20, t>o•n ot L•11un• AP•. 24 Dies af 90 A .. WI,.,..... BIROCll<Y HULING Sl•P""n An lnony, l8, -C.rot Ywllr :it, both A. Philip Randolph, a leader in the civil rights movement for over 50 years, died in New York Wed - n esd ay at the age of 90. BftltltNodre• OI FounllHll Valley MESCLON·BAROOLLET H~nf¥ Cllarln., 21, •ncl O ll'ter1M Annoca, 2•, llOlll of CorONt ""'Mar. APlt.JS OSBURN·KNISS C•rler lr•nl, 11, OI BlaO Roo Sptinq\, Ar-., ancl D•br H L . "· of Hunllnqton Bea< II LONG· POPIEL Cra10 Wllll•m, S,, •ncl Helltll Pearl, S2. both of Hunl 1noton a...<11. HICKf.Y·HICICEV . J•m•s EcJwaro. 2• • ....o Mleftellt Ann. 7•. bolll Of HUlll~ llHCll. AP•.U O'BRIEN·MOEHN -P•l•oc• •osepll, :n. of Seal S..a<ll. •ncl Juclllh ANDE•SON MarltM, 34, Of Hunllnvton B~a<ll. SAVANNAH LEIGH ANDEASDN, MOORE-THOMPSON -Cif!r•ICI Aay resiclenl of lrvllle. C.. tor I yur. Stu-Jr · 13, ...., Jut .. Ann. 24, bOlll ol O..nl •I Of-~ Colle9f, where Dan. Pollll \he \ludled Nllet. 5M w.u •cllw in A". 11 Ja<-Lll.MWW Hffllh !.p.n She I\ \I.Ir· BADOWSKl·CURTIS -N10 J , SO, ••....:! 11, lier -"· Mr •lld Mr\. elld Ger.ictifW M•, ... bott> ot Hunl· Alvln A...,.._,otS.lt LatreCily, Utah. •nvlon Be.ell. P•ler11al 9r•lldParenh Vl<lor ano SULllVAN·HEDRIC-i< -D•v1d D•r· EcJllll Ano.non ol Lovan, Ul•ll. r4!11. 1•. of Co!.I• Mew. lttld Oorllld• !.efvlces wlll lie held on ThVnd•Y 17 Sus•n, 1>. of T"'lin. noon.,'"" Chun'.11 ol )HUS Chriit of OOLLAR·SEDOON -D•I• Euvene. L•ll•r D•Y Saints. Nt'W~ Buell 2ncl 7S. •nd Terri AM. "· boll! ol Ctil• W•rd, IOI Oowr, Nl'W~ Beach. C•. Ml''41 tntermtnl .. rv1c~ Wiii l>e MIO In 5"11 CAPUAN().HUAS>i -Fra11• J Jr , Lah City Ulah, t.cnW"l~ry ~r••<<'S 38. !Ind ElatM B., ll. boln of CoSI• vndwr t~ dtr--cuon ot Harbor Lewn M"'"41 PUBLIC N(fl CE PUBLIC NOTICE H·»U "CTITIOUS BUSINESS l'ICTITIOUS BU HEH HAME STATEMENT HAME STATE NT Tll• lollowlnQ persorl\ •r• dO•nQ The tollow1no ptrson i do•no bu'• bU\1ne\\ ., nui.•• DELLA AUSSO PIZZA CO t. fll ADMACilC; 111:ALIFORNIA DAU(iHTEAS 1&0-<0 Harbor Bl•d SKAT ES. 112\1 ArQo ;ire I•, Hunl FOUfllatn V••l•y GA 9?70ll lr>Qlon BM<ll, C•llforn1.i2..,1 Ro~t1 & Evr•vn C:.rroo• fM1 Al .Pavlo Ci<!or9'! C"'1tn, 110 13111 len Alie•, lb31/ S1ella St, t-ounlA•n SI reel. Mar11W1i.n llffl>. Cb1tlorn14 Valley, CA 91/0I 4'0766 Th1\ bu~ln~'~ '' c.._onduc ltd t>v d Tiit\ 1>ui.1nei.> 1s conll<lttd l>v an" 111enrral partnt'r\lllp dlvlcJu•I Evelyn Creqor Olivid C..-.•Ot::llap.n Tn1s •latement wa• t11eo ''"'" I"' Tn,, •l•l•INf>I w• 111..i •lln '"" Count, Cler-ol Ora1>9e Countv on M•• County Cl••-ol On•ve County on 1 s. "I' Aprol U . ,.,. F llS41S FllUU Publl\'*I O•MI<!<! CO<l\I D••lv PtlOI Pubtl\lled O<anqr :out Dally P1101 May 11, 1• , June/ 1'79 May II, 24, ll, June 11~79 l'IO'i 1• 18*-1' PUBLIC mTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • •·tf14 SUPE•10• Cll•T OF THE CP.ms STATE 01' CAll'O•NfA FO• NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL THE COUHT'IO ... O•AHGI P"OPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE H•. "'nw No~ A·"'4~1 NOTICE Ol'HEA•fNG OJ' 1n•MS-i0<CCM1r1ot PETITION POI AP•ROVAL OF OM Slole ol Calltomla !or BO••OWINO HlllTOl'O•E MAOE .... c-i, ol Orllf199 AH O PO• AITHO•ITY TO •nlhemall@rollheE•l.tlt'OIFRED PU•TMI!• eottlfW MONEY R SCOTT. Oecta~ E \ 1a1 e of l ti B y BO y E 11 Notice '' l'terM>y 11'"'" IMI lh~ un C.OLDTWAITE,,. IRUESTE. ••• Oer\•Qned will Yll ••Private S•I• lo RUBY BOYEA"' IRUESTE . ,ua Ille hlQhe\I llnd ~I l>ldd4'r on or oll•r RUBY B. Cle IRUISlE .••• RUBY d~ lhe 79111 ""' ol Mo, 1919, .. , '~· otllce IRUESl E. Oece#d. ol JAMES A. HUMPHREY!.. JR . l•• NOTICE IS HIREBY GIVEN 1,,.1 CorPOr•llon, 1601 Dove Slrffl, Su•t• TITLE INSURAICE & TAUST COM· 110. Ne.._., Be•ch, Calllorn1a. \UI> PANY has llled wreln a pellllon lor l•<· •••0 dKQsed at Ille ltm• of Oedlh •nd row M OMy. r•r•nce to •"•Cf' 1J •ti the''~ Ull_. dftd •n,~r~\t that th.-m..Oe lor turtM1p1tr1t<ulars. •nd that estale ot wld dfo<ea,,.,o nas &cquireo the time...., Pl• ol lleartnQ Ille .ame by operol"'" of low or otht!rwo,,., otf\er "'" bffn ...,, fe><Jun<: 13, 1919, at 10 001 lhan or '" <tddlt•Oll lo 1"'11 of \dtd Of' AM, tn il'te cOUlroom of Department CUM!d, al the lime ot d~<llh, In And 10 No. Jot \aid corl. "' 100 C1•oc Cenler all •ne certain real property "lunl•d '" Drive WHI, •n he C1ly 01 ..,_.nllt Ana. the C1tv of Hunlin9ton Beacn. County Ca tifornl1t • 01 Orenc)~. !ti.th! o f Catttorru• Doled May 101'1'7'. ~rlicula•ly ""~rll>rd dS Lft A l<ollR<h Lot u. Trac; I .•m '" '"' C•tv 01 ~;ier• Hunltnqlon ~ach, County ol Or.tnQe SCHWA•TZ & ICHWARTZ St•le of c.tll1om1a, "'shown on a map 0... Wlltllln 1M1. •ttt rKordecl In BOOll HJ. PdQt\ 41 43, in Lei A......_ o Clu .. ve, OI Ml\Ollane~ Mao•. re-Attw ... ~ tw:lletilleoMr cords ot Oran<Jt Counl\' Cahlorn,.1 ly and braggart with a hig h missintlink. raunch content. this specimen of , homo quondam erectus often ~a~~ant~ropologisls say lbe visits native watering holes as pnm1t1ve Jaws and protrudin& early as 10 a.m . and departs teeth .or the fossils rec.enlly ~ power '1lower . with a characteristic lurch long on dlSJ?lay . at . the P1ttsbur•& after dark. Vague(y carnivorous symposium indicat e the species JN ENGLAND. THIS common ancestor to u s all is known as Yobbus Briltanicus. He ;s most orten sighted on Saturdays aft(!r when coaxed away from the has not diverged far from thti grape and the gram, the Aussi e a pes. version of Australopithecus pronounced to rhyme. with thick cuss can surv 1 vc for The i.lpc:. shoulfl be in the market Yori.I smart libel l awyer .. 'COndo Controls Eyed Conversions From A.partmenls Heated Issue By 'be Assoc:iated Press Conve rting re nta l apartmen ts to con - dominiums -one of real estate's hottest trends - is an even more heated issue in a number of cities where the rush to buy apartments has displaced tenants and depleted the rental market Brookline, an amuent Boston suburb of 58.000. is the lat.est community to put the brakes on con versions, placing a ban on evictions of renter s h v ing i n apartment ho uses converted t o ton · dominiums. THE MOVE, COMING AFl'ER 15 percent of t he Massachusetts town's rental untts were "con- doed," has been challenged by a group of property owners and prospective buyers who say the law is unconstitutional. Brookline joins a numbe r o f o the r municipalities that have tried in various ways to slow down condominium conversions They in· elude : ( CON . .,UMER) New York, which requires approval or 35 percent or a building's l e· nants before apartments can be sold. Wa s hington. wher e conversions are a llowed only in buildings where rent exceeds a certain level. Palo Alto. which ties condom inium con· ver sion to the vacancy rate or r ental u.nils. -Santa Monica, where conversions requir~ official approval: Condominium owners own full title to lh~a r apartments. owning their unit in the same WliY homeowners hold title to their houses. Common fac1lit1es in a condominium building, such al:i hallways and adjacent grounds. are held joi ntly by. all cond6min1u m owners . APARTMENT CONDOMINIUMS ARS pop ular among those seeking an investment and~ bulwark against inflation But the conversions abo represent a threat to r enters who face eviction It t hey are unable or unwilling l o buy. _ .. Rent contro l in Brookline was a result o f a housing shortage,' said Roger Lipson , director of the town·s rent control board ... All condominium conversions do as exacerbate the problem. You can't simply sweep tenants under the carpet. The problem as if you kick people out wher e are they going to go'>" Publls-Ollftge Co;i\I Da11., p,101. Subier:~:. listed a review or condominium laws as a top ol record priority in her new administration. an attem pt to P~.,_,.," 10"" \Old on an '"" place a temporar y moratorium on con ver sions was b•'5•S, f'•c4t'Oi ~' to t•tte. more com Mount Oh .. Mortuary ot Co.la Mt\I FOLEY HAHN H~M'I' J•mt\, 11. ~SS~ ol Convoy, Ol\10, encl KunO.rly Ar\f', CP""'J 0 _,.10 19, ot Huntlnqlon Beacll. ir-nsni mon1y •nown ,., ?DCI? e1u11wa•~· C.r· thrown out i n court. c••. Huntington 8~Ach. ( .. l1lotn1a JllMES OeMAIO, al)o! 87. r~\1den1 of A RO WNINC·WI LSON Rol>erl "ICTrlOUS BUSINESS Hunt1119ton Buc;h, U. tor Ille pasl 17 UnO>a,, II. of Wulmlnster. •"d NIU«STATEMEfH re rm\ 01 , .. ,~ C•J\h "' l~wlul n1on~v '' ()ozenS Of local governments ha Ve placed ol tllr Un•INI SlalP\ on <onllrmal•Oll OI r eslricliOnS On the COnVe rSiOn prOCeSS in One form ,ee,.. Pe5.Sed aw.., on Tue'4<1Y May lr~c y Co1een. l•,ot Garden Crove. The fo11o•nv l>e"'on• ~re do1n11 IS,"" at thlt Long S..tell Veter•n• JEP!>ON ASHDOWN Aoflald bu•ine\\.U :~·.~· .. ~;t-~·~11 ':;~~ *'!tn_.~ub,•t';n~~ or the other :·. said J a mes Dowden. head or the Mong • .,..°' lru\I °""°on lh•• P•Of\~• Community A ssociations Institute. a Washin gton H-····· A ......... of WorlO w .. I. ne C.••Y. >o, -Su-M . >o. bolll ol E N VI R 0 N M E N I " L ••• e -of IN World War 1 HuntinqtonBe.11cll DEVELOP!RS, t fo Bu•b•um ~ ly SO \Old Ton P"'Cenl OI lhe •mounl l • ( d d h Veter•11• B«r.e<ks OI Santa An•. Mr AP•. 1I Cll•km•k, lfl Dove Street, Suite MO, o..-ii.io moved to C.lltorn•a '" 1'0. L E w Is F JJW LE R -w j It •• m Newporl Bch, ~ 91660 b•d 10 l>t' °"'°'''"" .. ,,,. t>•d c ear 1nghouse or con ominium s an omeowners 8tdS or Offen 10 l>t' In wrilonQ •nd ' aSSOCiatiOnS. will be reCt!H~ fitt the ator~\A1d otr·~ +111 end"'' w1te oe»r•lecl Judy's CAie Mlcnul. 20• -Jenet Lynn, II. lloth la11 Albrl, lS41 Au"'1lm1tlde Cir· on EHi Isl St., 5anl• A11•, tor " 01 Hunhnqlon S.a<.h tie. Huntlnp! Bea<ll, C• 91~1 "' """' u~""'r 1ne forS1 Pub1tc<J1oon "It's an emotiona. issue because you 're faced 'YHr$. Hell wrvllled b, nl' wife M•ry FLOYD·HERN -Larry W · 7'· .tnci Dwev .. Brow.,, 36SI Aouarlu• DeM•lo. • '°" Ar1hur Oe""-lo ancl l C•rot ErlN. :i., boll! of Hur>hRQlon Drive, HunlhQ!on Brdcll. C• ,,..,, QrllldSGM. Vlncenl Richan! and Paul BeKh David • BudMum. 1401 Dove 0.M•io, •II of Hunll"91on Bea<:n, C• PEARCE·FOX -Ke,,,..th Lee, H. Sir"'• Suitt "°· Ne•oort Buch, Ca FrlencJ• may c•ll anytime •I tne •flCI Oe11• Je•n, H, bolh ol 'lutO ""reot •"" bPtore da" 01 , .. 1. '"" ·th · I r li h t b r"~"' ",. .... ,veo 10 ,,.1.,, •"• oNi ~11 WI mov1ng peop e am1 es ave o uy or b•d• m ove." he said. "It t ends to cause a quick 0••ed S::.~e'~· ~9::n . r esponse from political leaders P•tr<• Brotlle" Smil11s· Mortuary Wulmlnsler. Jo"" Cltl!m••. 1401 Dov~ Stret"I. •ne•• lhe .--y wlll be reclled •I J·JO PHILLl~·LACY -H~ry Jonn Jr · Sulle MO. Ho-1 Btttch. C<0. '7660 Admln''''~'0'011h" £:''"'" ··Every community with multi-family housing• , j Of\•td0f'l(.fldf!nt PM on Thurt<Say May II Mu• ot 71. •nd Krlslet Lft. 24. llolf• ot Huril· This llutneu " conducted "' a Cllrlstlan Buro•I will be <•l•l>r•leo al •nciton Beac:h. QeMr•I p«ner~lp. JAMES A. HUMPHRns. JR is going to face the same question in the next de· ~ 11· L<1w c.._ .. ..., d " •:30AM on Froday May le. ,.,, •I St. OL I VEA ·WHEE LEA Aon did JGlll Cllakm.tk, Partn" Simon & J-CAthollc Cl\urcl! wltll Frank, 2S, --Y-A., 1•. llolh Tllh ''*""'"' ..,.,, Hied wlll> '"" , .. , oove s.,..1. ca e. S111te 110 Rev. Falller G¥y Pa<MO otflc;1•lift9. of Hunll"91on Beach, C-1¥ Clek of OrenoP Counly on M"' H•w-1 llM<ll, C.llton1i.a UM4 P-: 17'41.,,.._ BROOKLINE, A TREE·LINED COMMUNITY of expensive homes. brownstones and scattered high rises, has debated the pros and cons or con dominiums since 1970, the year rent control was instituted to stabilize high rents and a low vacancy BU JI BAUM & CHAltMAK AUwc...,....., 1n1umenl wlll be •I the Gooo ~==-=-iM=--~IFl===== .. 114, 1t7t ~llepll•rcJ Cemetery. Hunlfr>Qton Buell, C.. Pierct Bro~rs SmilM' An..-y fw A ....... 11trator APW.,....le Mortu•rv OtrKton. S»-4s.n SIMMOfllS DO ROTHY SIMMONS. •rr•110•· menh pendlno •I P•tll oc View Memo•!•• Perk Mortvar,. ,, f'lllCI UontHS SMllH'S MOltTUAIY 627 Ma1n S1 Huntington Beach 536-6539 PIBFAMtLY COLOMA&. FUHBAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westm1ns1er 893-3525 FUNERAL IRECTORS Harbor Lawn ·Mount Olive Mortuary Cemetery Crematory • Interment In AnJ Cemetery •Shipment •Burial lnaurance 1•10. ... -.~ .. "--' ~ ... c:. . ., ... Publlslllt Of•ft(ll' Coa•I D&llV Pilot May II, 2UI. Jun<: 1 1~1' 1906-19 PlBLIC NOTICE Publl~ Ofm>QP Coa'9 Dtt•IY P•IOI M•Y II. 18.)4, "" I 'IOI I• PUBLIC NOTICE rate. BRAKES APPLIED ON CONDOMINUM SALES Apartment Converelon Hard on Renters HOTICEOirPuBLICHEAlli ... a Landlords r esponded by tu.ming properties in· The Brookline law. passed at the annual town TOHHELOBYTHE to condominiums. By J anuary. 1.S32 or the town's meet ing. was introduced by state Rep. John Bu~ CP·.-S 0•AHGE couNTY PLAN ... •N G 14,000 rental unt"ls h ad been converted -more inger. a Democrat whose two earlier attempts to :!~c:.c::,.~\'; ~ OH P~~~~s~~=o uu: than 500 or them in the last hair or 1978. ~et an eviction ban were defeated by narrow P•IVATE SALE OIST••CT CHANGES N . 11 margins .... ,_...c"'1et D•teotHe.ronv Mar :IO, m• at1ona y, som e 100,000 apartment units were , · ,..,.._ .. cai•-••ufl4 rime 01 He.r1nv 1 oo Pm . or., converted last year , according to a study by Sup&?Orters _had already won . a lemporar~ Ill.~~ ~::'e~::'°' LOIS soroc':~.:··:::.~::.:1~ Hdll Of AO. Citicorp Realty. The figure. nearly double that or moratonum which would have ex pared June 15 If wua .u ADtLAIOE Lois WEBB, m1n1we11on. 10 c1v1c CMtt• P••••. 1977. is expected to jump to 130,00Q this year. t the vote had not supported the ban. ~•afld. !Corner Of Broadway & s ... 1a An• Notl• Is llereby gifftl lhat ,,,. un Blvd I. Santa An., C•lllorn111 '1101 R HI c1en illlld w111 .. 11 •t p,,v•te w1•. 10 PROPOSAL c.,an9 .. 01 zon~ __ _ _ _ ____ __ BUSING£ , MSELF A TENANT in a re-~':~~i!,,.~ ':lolHd~,:"~~~ ~:~~.~~ALz~1~;~,rr" :~:~:.~~ 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE cently converted building, said he became con-°" or.,., 1,. s111 o.., of June, ,,1,, ., <h•nv• trom 111e R ••SR 1 .. s1n111•. _ cerned with the issue last year after r eceiving 111e ott• of •.i"" '-c.uen. 2u1.c Fam111 Auld•n<• 1s111n Au1m f'tCTITIOUS •uS11tl!H NOT1t• •ttVITlMO ••os calls from older t enants threatened with eviction Wul a Palm• Aven~. An•ltelm, llonSI " Dlslrlct to lh~ Cl ISAll11 NAME STATEMENT .. _~ir.t.JS,AUUY . .AtY•ILUI .. lt • W*S AbNi QY&. il W8• a.el81Bhll an·-" ~~~~,=~ o1n:~-i!'. fi~~~· ~~~d~i~~f.~~~~ ..:!-:::-.~·!'""'' "' •11 ..... "°.," llM'MMii"'"onMCOiii com. epidemic." he sai d . "Condominiums are nne as <ff* .. a.tlmeofdeatll-•lllhe Allun•I~ A lo lhe PA ISRl /11 TRl·COH TECHNICAL COM munlty Coll-D111rl<1 o.t DtM\Qe ) t Jk' bot b ")d' ,..,.t,•llle_ l,,i.rttl tl\al the Hl•le COND .. Proteu1on•1 and Ad PANY, ''°' Porl SUllour"" W• . County. Catltom1•. •111 rec:eiv• M•led Ong 8S YOU are a Ing 8 U new W lDgS Or VI· 01 .,., cte<HHct 110 •<qu1reo "' m1n1str•Uw otttu c:ono11iona1·• D11· H•WllOf1 llff<ll CA'2660 ' bkl' "" 1o" ao e.m. Friday,, Jvne •. cant apartments. Otherwise lo m e it's just a subtle ...... toll .. ·-or otherwise. other trlct 0" <•rt•ln proe»rly local•don flle Al\med GMlll·B•lllll 110, Port '"'· ., IN PurclllKinQ Dept. of WIO form or urban r enewal that changes people instead t!Mll• "'_...lloll 10 11\al ot H IO cle· 11orlherly .,de ot Pa< Ilic Coot Seabovr,. W• '""""°"' .. " CA sc:Nof dlstrlCI lot•t.0 .. 1310 Adam\ • Cre...uon CH'ff, ...... time of de•th, In •nO 10 Hl11ll••Y •pproa1m•1e1, 100 , .. , 92660 '· e< • Avenue, Coal• Mew, Cellf••n••. •• or buildings .•• *4&11t.C01m_.__• tlltftcet1alft..a•f)tGIMf'lvs11u•t••11 wu111u1ter•yofV1St•0e1Soiin111e · eon1t•l .. ~•·BMli• t101Pertw111<11 t1-Mi01MC1'•111 t1e11Ullll<1', Brookline's l andlords, who say the law ~-.,...... If\• <•11nt¥ •I Or•no•. ~late ot Tllree Ar<ll llay •rta •• ,._,,.., 11, S.Mlour,. W•w ~ S-11 CA _...oaiod.-lor -.-i1c.1111r-. Mr'IC ..... l,,_WKrl-•• L-JC.G..--.-"* . ' COASTLI NE COMMUNITY violates their property rights, complain reports of CaUf°'4-.. e..H: COMPLIA,..CE WITH TH E T1111 ... -~-1,c~-...... COLLEGE ... ALLtmSCHEDUlEOF ev1·c·;--* are greatly exa:Jerated They poa'nt Lo /f'l!;'f; .. s ..... ,, .. Tre<t No. 1s1 ... CALIFO•NIA ENVIRONMENlAL Olv..,.i----...__...tty an In· CLASSES UUU.:l • Cmnai1on Portfolio ni...,,,"-_... 111 ._ ,., P,. 10 ouAurv ACT· Nwn.. OMfti . ._1 All_...,.••"' .c~• w1111 brisk sales and an improv lax base aa proof that I ef ,..._._ -..... rKO<llS Alt"°"9f\ lhe ~ proje<I c.oukf Tiiis ,....,.._. w .. llltO wltll ~ Ille Bid Form lnatruCllOllS alld C-l· COndom.iniUmS are popular in the lOwn. 1-ftl..---Av• ••• OfM99 C:0..11ly. E•cepllno ll•v•. '""'Ileen! effKI c9 Ille •n· C-lyCler!IOIOrM91'-1 onMa llOft•-5'e<lfk•1'-wNcller•-or IJ th I I if' --' •from •II \l•ndlno, flowl119, vlronmenl, ,...,. will not be• 'llllllfl• IS, l9". , Oft flle ... INIYll .. Kllnlcflntlleottk• " a e COnverS OnS, on Y 35 cert ICaleS or Com ..... elelUll•ohr tNfer\ '"or __ , COftl •lte<t In '"'' t-llKau,. .... Pl1M1 of .... ~ .... ,...... .. Hkf tc"9ol eviction have been issued," said Gerald Fineberg. ·~RU .. t.M ........ wtllt .......... to,... mlll9ellon meuur .. OHcrltMO In P"'llflld 0r-. CNst Delly ...... clttlrld. a real estate m_an who heads Citizens for a Better ~iiiir'W ... -.. -.. -II er H ... Uve Defier .. _ • ltfOIOIJ !\awe Mo ti I• JI ,_ 1 lt1't • EKf\ ..... -Wllmi1 Wllll lllt ~ .,..._, ..... .,... olte ••<91M· llH11 •OO•CI to tll• pro1ec t T "• ' · · • • lft.. lllct • cotlllW't cMct1, c.nlflH c11eo, Brookline. ~all ,..,loll wllter r...,.1 H ... 11,,. 0.ClerMIOll ••• 9flW\lect on --or ~ ..,. "*" .,., .... le tlle ------------r ... llle -... -....11 ef Mid rlPMlafl Morell IS, t'1• -11ec-.t!Kllv• PUBLIC NOTI ~ .... CMlt C-lty c.ot.._ ruBUC N~c&" . _ __.., 111.-et aMJ ... .-..,c11,., tt1't.-an E11v1--CE Distric t llNrd or TrvstHs 111 en v.. D ... Drlw, Dona ........ CMl ...... I. tal lmpect ._, "tller•tor•, "°' ••. -_j -m ""' ......... llW '9f< .... I U'll:.1 ------------llftli.. qulreo. PICTIT10UI •Vlftt•ll of tM """llM M • ......... tfltll "'9 -·"' .... COlll lft lowflll -. AU .,.,.,., •ltllff ··-.... or """°'. NAMll ITAffM•llT •ldtler wlll ~ lftte , ............... , ..... UftltM,..... ... <Ollflnnoti.tl of 1111111ts ..,......, ... lllvlted , • ..,..._, T ...... ,_,,.. "neftl ••• "'"' lre<t II .... -II_...,."'"'· '" . Ttfl,,... Cllllt tlf -lllct t• w IMlr views....,. lhe ..,_..._ C:-· ""'-°'' tM • ....,. .. , .... te ~ I• IUCll _....._ mlUloft, 11 ls,_..., !Ml ony writ· •C· .. ACll'IC l!QUlfllMIHT. •.O. c.,.oct, .. .,...-tlf tfl9 clle(lt IOI .,, ....... te ..... wntlfte ......... ,...,.. .. "*"'""to,,,.,.,_ ... '"'· ................. CA.,... Wiii ................ -co. .. . •rwelw0Mtt'9...,.......,k• nlfte ~-II'• le Ille llffrlflt ,..,.. Tedttey . ..a,_..,. Cir .. Mftd. tM IVlt -tllffMLwlll lie MY ._.,_Ille ftnl 111181kotloll ..... HIMU ..... 9Mdl, CAflMt lorf9lled leYld~ •tr!«. ............. ef N it, l"W t...-r ...... melloll tell,,,,_ R'*tft Olrtlt, Hl1 O.ltel!Mm He MINiw INIY wltflllr-!tit_... .., IHtl--efMly,1'1• U4·t070., Ull •I Ille olllce Of L-,L•H*e,CA_,I a ,erled of,.,..,,,..,. (d i N '(I eftltr LOllW. RICI IM """'°'*' l'UllCllOf\ of Ille Ell· Tlllt lluilMlt Is c9"11ctoo .. a t11e••lete1r.tt'9~tf\ereot. .........,lllrt11wi111Wllt •lre11m•11l•I M•"•tem•111 A .. nn. 11m1teo,.n;Mt..,,., Tiie ._,. .. '"""",_.,.,IN ...._., 111e.-..., 111111•""9 9ulltllftt. ,__ m . • "'-' T.ctt"" ,,,., .... "' retee1tftl "" -•II •• ....... _...Dec_ IYk C'Allter Drive MM, SMI• AN. Tf\11 ............ -11 ... wit!\ tf'9 W le....,. MY ""'91Mtltlft er Ill• AL"' I, CM.L891 ' • Cellf9nM. To focHltftl .......... ,... CHiiiy Cteftl .. Or-.~..., ,._lltlft lfl"" MOW Ill ......... -C .. La ...... A-W1eZC,..tJ. 1),1t1' ~I! WAT10N ClllllNle,_. IY OltDllt OF THE ORAHGf. Pt! ~y II: Int)..... COUNTYPlAHNtHGCOMMISStOH P..-i-0r .... CMt4 Dally Ptiet .... .,,,..,...., ........... 00.... C-'4 Oetly Pllet, "utlllllleO Of .... CM•! Dally Piiot, ,_,..., 11, t4, JI, J-r, 1'1't ,..,....._.Or ..... Oen! Dally Piiot, , 11. ""' 1m ,.,..,. M•Y o. ,.,. ,.,,.,. , .... ,. Moy"· ... 1m .,,,.,, ~·~-" ....... ,,..,~.- "WE OFFER ALL TENANTS preferred prices and generally when word 1eta around that we are converting, we have more tenants who want to buy tban those who complain." Fineberl said landlords have alao formed a committee to help relocate tenants, a service he said was not offered by the rent control board. Olben, like Ro1er Stem of tbe Brookline Land· owners Alloclation, HY condomlnhams are the onb way landlords can make. a. llvtna under rent control, which he said has ltept reota 15 to ao per- cent under the IOitll market rate. ''It's all a very emotlonal issue," he said. "But the rational part of it la that for people with a few dollars.condominiums 1rea1ooddeal." \ J i I I I OM.YPtL.OT Thu~. Ml!Y 17, 111'1 PUBUC NOTICE •KTITIOU$ BUMM• H llAMalTAT .... lfT T ............. -'°"' ., ....... ......_ .. , TU .. NIHG POINT STUDIO, , ... New-1 81¥11 . C.lo Mew, CeHto....l.o """" _......,. & C-ny, 341 Beolde Drive, N••Porl 8•.o<n. c.e111or111e tMitO This _,,..,IS Ulf'dll<led by • <Ot· -·t-. • ... Mef'lmell & c:.o. """" A M.ortm~. P.-1 l'ICTITICMn BU$1NEH NAMa ITATHll.NT ,,,. 1o11ow1ne -'°" Is c1otno busl-"""' .,. ROBIN•ALLISON, 104t4 F•leon A,.....,., Founlelft V•ll•Y. C..lllor11le '270I 8•n1....,.n IE-In G.-een, Jr , 11>4M Felcon Avenue, f'o11n1e1n Yell••· c.111or11le '2709 Tiii\ bU•lnt».tt conducted by •n '" dl•ldu•• • ' '"''' \IAll-1 ... , flk'G wllh I"" ~ ........ IY C~ of Oreft99 County on M•Y 8en1am•n Edwin Grrert Jt Thh \UUemenl w•> 11"-'<1 woln ttw County C.lert. Of O••n~ County on May •• 1979. .. ""· '"· .,,..,. ..,11415"" Or-. c.o.tt Delly l"Hot, .... Mily to, 11, 24, lt, 1m 11»" PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICIO' '"Mi Publlr.Mcl Or-Co.o•I D•lly Piiot, "''"' 10, t7, 24, lt, "" 1827°1' PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF .. (IN.RESPONSIBILITY t.IOT ICE IS ML'REBY v lVEN IMt NON· .. Ul"CH .. IBILITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh•I t~ uncter\IQ'N"d w 1t1 not tw ff!'\U<>n\1bk• tl'le 11nder"9Nc1 •Ill~ De re~\lble lor •ny Cltbh or llal>ltlUt\ <onlrd( ltd lor •ny d9l>t\ or liel>lllll•~ conlra<led by •nvor>e oU>er , ...... myw-11. on or 01 •nvor>e ot..., u..n my'M!lf, on or ""•' llll•dat~ •lier llli\ oe•e O•rea 111is 1•111 aey ol M••· ,.,. O.oted ""' 14ltldev of M•Y. 1'19 M1c,,..,1 p ~w111 ~IM.Fora 1609Mlnorc•Or 1MG 0.-e SI . CMte Mes.o, Ca 91&1• ...,.,,,""°" BN<h, CA Pvl>llMled 0r.,. Ccw\I D•llr Pilot Pu4141-Oreno>t COHI, 0..ly Piiot M•y IS, t•, 11, 191' 1 ... 1' .... y "· 17. , .. ''" 1'1J.14 ------------- PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSIMIJS •ANITATIMl•T , .... fol-"9 ,.._, Ii CIOlng bull· MUH' RED CA"PET REAL ESTATE PAUL LARKIN, "1l w..--Avenue, H11ntlngtllft 8Mdl, Qlllornl• ~ Peul S.omuel L.,kln, 11'56 Ge l11slord L11 , Huntlnoton IM.ch, Gef ltonole""' Tl'llt~ls~t>wen ln· dlvlWel. ) ····-·-------· PUBLIC NOTICE Tomoko Yo•h111me, 1701 Wnt C.•mclen Piece. Sen!• Ane, c.t11fom1• t7104 Tiii\ ~MU h <-ondueftil l>Y en lft· dlv,au•• l-O YOll\ljl,.,.. Tiii\ •t.lte-..1 ••• hi.cl wtll'I tlw Cou"IY Clert. of Orenoe COunty on April JO, ""· F114Sl7 PuOHShfd Or-Co.osl D•llY Pilot, Mey 3, 10, 11, 24, '"' .. 11.,, PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tottuw1oq0t1t '°" 1~00.no bu~1n1t:11i) '" G M NO(. IC So!Jn M~1n1ton.1nc •'. ?U:10 r1t dte Lnnti, (CAt• Me'•• C..tltornht ~i616 f·l•n Mo•PIW>~d Nock. 7q10 Cr~ce Lan•. lo\t• Mt'\.il, c;111tnrn1,1f)'1,,1t. l rw_. Ut.1\11w\\ ,.., (.Of'cJU(tf•d bV (lf\ I" (JIV1d"'U (,1,nM N0<k Th•\ \1£1lufTWt'lt wJci. "tt<J w11h trw COuntv Cl~rlo. 01 OrMQt COunlY on AP"' 1•. 1914 F114t4> Pul'>I"·""" Or,,,_ (<M\I D·•lly Polol Aor 'u..iMavl, 1(1, 11.1q1q lbl• I\ PUBLIC NOTICE PU8UC NOl'ICS PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO C"EDITO•S su ..... IOlt COU"T OF THE ITAT• CW CALll'OttNIA ,0. TM• COUNTY OF O•ANGE NO.A ...... Elle!• Of LOUISA P. AGUIAR, 0.CHM<f, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tM <tecllle>n of --n-cM<-nt 111•1 ell ""''°"',,..,,"II <l•lm• •11•in>I llW! U ld <MC..,,..,I er,e requl~ lo lllf! lhell"!. '"''" ll'e necenMy •ou<llf!H, '" 1"9 o"k• of IN clerlC of trw •l>O•• f!fl· lilted court, or lo iwewnt them, "'"" ll'le neceuery vouche<s, to lhf! un c1en1gned et 11\e offlCf! of GEORGE l C.ATLIN, RICHARD A. CLEMENH (t' and8RIANtc:.8URGESS.•11WofSo•· PUBLIC N~TI ' • 111 Slrul, Suite 700, Los Angeles. -----C • 111 ornle 90017 , •hlch I • FICTITIOUSBUSI NESS ,,.. Pl•<• of l>U \lness of Ille NAMESTATEMCNT 11nderM9Nd In ell meneri per1•in-TMlollow1ng""''°"''dmngbuw>c.'' 1"9 10 tM est.ie of w ld OK-nt, u . wltl'lln four moriths a lier Ille l1r.t CA A f W 111 (j HT '> C: CU A IT Y PVl>l•<•loon of lhl\nollce. SYSTEM~. 7S1 C Pdidl• Rd, Ane,....om, D•ted M;ay /, 19'7' Cdhfornoo9~ RoclwrdG. Reonjolwt C<trlwnqhl (l)Qlne~r lnq . In Eaec:UIOt of llW Wiii <OrPO•·"'"'·HI E Pel••\ Rd. AMnc•'" of Ille_,..,,.. Deucteftt Celllorn14928QI o•o•o• L CATLI• Tiii\ bu'.!""\' I\ condu<ted by "cor •ICMA•D R. CLEMENTS -POl'allon •••AM If. BU•HSS C.""'rlgtlt E11g1neerlno, 1nc 611 West $&1191 SI.-F J~ Pr PO.-. s.tte,. Voe~ Prf!"oi.nt dnd LMA ....... ~*11 l"..ent<r<11M.10-r A.......,t.rE..c.-W Th•'. ~latemcnt lllfd•. l1h•c1 ""''''\ trw- Pul>lh'-d Or-C:O.st Daily Pilot. County c1u~ ul OodnQo C..Unly on Aproo ,,,.., 10, 11, 24, )1. "" 1924 " ?4 1010 ........ PuDll\"-'d Ot.mQ" (1•"1 Oo1lv 1•1101 ------Apr 1&dncJMayJ, 10, I/, 19/q 1~1>-IY PJJBLIC NOTICE SUl"E"IOtt COU"T OF THE STATa 0, CALll'ORNIA FO• THE COUNTY O' O"ANGE ..... ,..,. o .. oeR TO s..ow CAUSE ,0. CMANGI 0' NANIU PUBLIC NOTICE In tl'le nwtler of Ille APPlk•llon of 11AR"Y JULIAN FINK Jlnd MICHAEL SE8ASTIAN FIN~ A -------------lo\1~". Bv HARRY JULIAN ~INIC PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINEU NAM• STATaMaNT The lollowt"ll ~ Is Clol119 l>llsl· neu n : MecARTHUR PA"IC SEWING SHOP, Jm-1( W. Nle<Arttlllr Blvd., S.nl• Ane, Cellfornle '7104 Nl<l'o04•• f'•ll L•tw, 2"01 ~olMcl• Or Ive, Mlwion Viejo, Ceillornl• '7t92 Tiii• lllnlne>• IS condlltted by .,, In· dl••d11e1. NICllole\ F L'- Thl' \19lement WU filed •111'1 tN Count, Clerk ol Or•noe County on Apr II lO, 1•1' '" ... Pul>llS""' Or-C...\t OAllY Pll04, Mey J, 10, 17,24, lt7' ., .... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE Wlleren, ""' pelltfon ol HARRY JULIAN FINI< on "''' .......... ~a •• perent ol •PPli<•nt MICHAEL SIEllASTIAN FINK, A Minor, llu been filed wltfl IN cterll of 11\I' Court tor •n order <henglng Petitioner'\ n•m• from HARRY JULIAN FINIC to HARRY JULIAN FINCH -APOll· c enl'\ n•m• from MICHAEL SEll.&STIAN FINK to MICHAEL SEBASTIAN FINO!. IT IS H£11EBY OROERED tllal e li persons ll'terttted 1'1 'Wicl melter •11· peer Mfor9 ...... Court •t " 00 .. "'. JuM 1•. 1'1', In the courtroom ol 8r11<0 W Sumner to show <•uw. '""'• 1111• APClfk.e!lon for <....,. ot rwme -.kl -lle¥enll!CI IT IS f'URTHER ORDERED tl>•t • copy of llMi order lo \llow uuse l>f! pUllllsMCI oncit • --tor lour •u<-· uul"• -· prior to tlW dey of ... 1a ,,_.,,,,.in Or..,.. CoHt Delly Piiot; • '1ew1peper of ge,.•••• c1rc11lellon prl,.tect 1'1 Ille c-y of 0reft99. DATEO. Mey 11, lt1'. an.cew Sumner J ..... ofttle 5'.operlor Cout1 THO•l"I, SULLIVAN, WO•ICMAM, fMO .. PtE &O'SULLIVAN .... _.. ..... ,,_ LMA ...... Ce . ...,1 '"'um .... Altenleptw .... tteMr PullllaNcl Or-eo.>t Delly Piiot ,.,.,,. Nt•y 11 14 ll J-7 "" ,..,.,. Publi•lltd Or-C....•I O.lly P•lol. ' ' ' ' M.oy 10, 11, 14, JI, 1•1' 1141>-n t ... ,, PUBLIC NOTICE -1-PUBLIC NOTICE ------------.:J,;. IYNONtl 0, TM• A .... UAL ITAHM•ttT 0' ..,.....,_c........ ........ CIM9I' om. . ............. ~ .... v-• ..... ~"·*' ..... t,Jtl .,,.., ..,... , .... " ·-...... .--.--·--•"• .................. -.... ,. ..... ""' .. . PUBLIC NOTICE .. .., N0na TO c•aOtl'OltS SUNltlOlt COUllT CW TM• STAT• CM' CAUNltlflA Nt1 TM• COUllTT Of' HMO• '" llM M.o~~. Ett•M ... __ PtJ __ B_uc __ N_onc ___ E __ _ HAZEL W. Cl.EV~LAND,-. HAZEL'- CLEVEL.AHD, DIKMMd. Notlu Is ......., 91...., • c'""°" l\avlftv <lelfM •"'" Ille Mid et<•· ...,I lo Ill• Yid <lelfM 111 !tie office of Ille Clerll of Ille ...,;.w.-<-1 W lo ~I ,,,...,. lo Ille "'*"leNd •• "" offluofLEltOY B. TAFT, ESQ.,'"" S.n Vlcen~ Bl•d., .... LO$ A11991tt, C.A 90CMt, 121JI '20-'717, wtll<h lettH ottke Is tM piece of ~·of tM Wlt- der\191*1 In .. , metteo ,.n.l111ft9 lo uid Htele. S11<1'1 <l•lms wlll'I '"" 11•0•,..,., -•wn mu•I tie Ille;! 'er ~uen1eo .. •torewid •lllhln ,..,, -IM ...., .,. llrsl pullll<ellon of 11\1\nolke. 0.led,,,,.., '· ''"· JollnW.E ....... IE..c-Ofll'leWlll olwlcl- LUtOYB.TA" ,, .. ,,..~ ......... LMA..,...,CA,_.. Pvbll\fled Or ..... C:O.ll 0.lly Pl ... , M.owl. 10, 11,14, 1m .. --" .. -·. -. . ..,. l'ICTIT'IOUSBUMttHS NAMaSTATaM•ttT The lollowl119 ~ -cl0ill9 IMI-""' .. IA I OLD PROVINCE 181 FlATV .. ELINE, IUI Plecentl• Ave ...... CO'lt•Ntew, Cellton.ie"'21 Oe\tllle COf'POl'•tlOn, • Celllonli• <,,,_•tlon. IUI Plecenti• A-. OKI• Niese, Cellfofflle"'21 Tl'll,~IUOlllllK ... llfe,or· -•t-.. on.c.or.-...... WIHlemC.SIMI. ............. Tl'll1 ~ -Hied wttll tM C-ty Clent .. CWaft19 c-ty4111,...1I JJ, ",.· Lee A. Breftdl ~Oertr 1'"41M "'*''"*" 0r-. eo.tt o.tlw llilot. •. ,. .... ....,a.io,.u.1m ..._,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlTIOUI MSINUI MAMaSTAHMe"' TM fol .... "' P9f'Ml'll .,. ...... IMlllllHSM: WESTATIES ENTE .. PttlSES. 20'1' Qu.oll $1rHt, N•wport Beecll, Celltor11W1 ..... LH W. 8-, 2174S WDodl-.d Crut Drive, Woedlend Hiiis, Celllorrlletl»t - C-lcWft ClDMlr\letlon C-y, e Cellfonlle corpw91loll, 2D 0..11 Strtet, Nowport heel!, Celllonti• '2MO Plllllp A. SIHrn1, 202' ONll SlrHt • ...._, .. Kit, C.111• ... 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I '. -----. ---......... -. . . .. .. .. -~--. . ~.Mey H·. tt1't The Biggest Marketplace on the Ora.nge Coast ·1LOT CL=ASS:lf l_ED-A You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With 8 W•nt Ad (642-5678) One Call Service F.ast Credit Approval ~~::~.~~ ...... ~~.~~ ....... ~!.~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~~~!~.~~~ ........ ~~.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... 1~.~~~ . .... ,.. 100 G1Mrel l002 61Mrel 1002 G1•rel 1002 G1Mrel 1002 G1•rel 1002 G1Mrel 1002 81Mr'll jM2 ................................................................................................................................................................. ·······~····~· ....... ·· W.-r'1Motk•: All noitl t•i.t11h• 1t1IYl'M l!!t'<l UI Ou:. ll\''Kl>V··~·r II> 1>ul1 Jt'\1 to Uk' F'1-.ll·rul 1''.11r Hout.1 11 .: A1·1 11f l'h>M Wtu<·h rr11.1h'!> It .11 .. .:ul Ill 11dvt'rl1i.t• ":.io y µre fcrt'Tlr t·, fl m1t jl 1un. or 11.uicn 11l111au on h11i.t<d on rlll't!, t•olvr, rl'l1~111h, s1•\ or ruall1H11tl onl!O•. vr .in mtl'nllon lo rnukc jll\ s uch pn•(ercnt•c , hm11 .1 Uc•I, ortl1:.1'MlllllHlllUll .. COSTA~ INCO... UMfTS TWO DUPLUIS_, A .. I LOT Each d uplt:'x cont ains two 2-bdrm, J bath sm~le-level units. Near schools. shopping. c tt· Su(>t!r prked at only $200.000 for both bid gs Call today 1 ll\li; "'-'"SP.t~r "111 not knowin~I) J1·1·c1Jl all ' advt'r t1 s1ng for r • .,11 1-staw wtuc·h 11. 111 ' 101,1 lion oflhe I aw WISUY M. TA YLOI CO., INhn 2111 s-_ ..... , .... loed NEWPOIT CIMTH._ N.1. '44-4910 WOUU>YOU IBJEYE. $57,900? No ml.'itllkc·Only SS7.!MIO BIOltS: Ad•mi••n lor th1:. 11tlra1·t1 vc :mr. lholild check tt.ir och :ma l'ondo End un11 ........ c.d r-•r· vnvat·y. w 1a Ii.: pat111. -1 •,.-. • ulrncl!ll new 1·rptg & a ran ilnlmdiatefy. Th. l'\lmmun1ty po11I Won't DAILY PILOT OHUlllH la'>l. Call now. !IW·5:f70. labiltty for .... first in-A cornet iMertion Oftfy. L LSTA TE REALTORS SIR FAM HOME •••••••••••••••••••1•0•0•2• Assumr SS::?.0011 ti':"• GeM1 m loan Sl37, mo M mute:- ••••••••••••••••••••• •• to bC:ll'h ~1wr family ---------1 hom e Ma1<sivt• i<lonc DOLL HOUSE lpk., c•ountry k111·hcn l:teaut1ful 2 RH 11 ~ hath. Wall nf i.:111s:. lc·adinl! 111 ::.hak1• ruof, hardwood roverf'd pavilnn. llugt• fl1111r:.. double· i.:aragt>, 1•ul ·de-:.ac lot. On ly f1rcph1c·c, bwltm:. Gfoal ~.500 Dill for clc•taib. l-:asts1dl.' a r 1•u' It's a !Jf~'J..7Rlll CUTI': COTIA<:t:. only '""" .,. "" '" ''"· ' :::!.rt~I,~:;~;;-·· [' IJll E$ COATS&WALLACE RE AL ESTATE. INC. MESA DUPLEX ldHI I .E. Ccr 3 rm;, t-'HEE dnvmg for ""-'a!Jfied liuyt'r '7M Pon· t1a1· f'hot.onix 4·dr &•ct, lo m1 l mmt·d1att· JJOSSl"\Sion. A:.s umc 2-l Pa)m1•nts of SIGO on 0 E.L. mmmt·neml! Sept L'it P P lll.J.3177 ADO SECOND UNIT Well bln lt 5 bdrm. home on lilr):l' t·ornl·r lot , alrl'ildy 10nc'll for !.t't'Ond unit ( 'h11ll't' W1•sts1dc I01•1111on. Tn nf1c tnvesl· ml'nt o pportunit y u t Sl05.000 + owm·r wi II lwJp fmunc·c. 673-4400 HARBOR ·\ 11,, l'I"" "' ll.11 11111 1f,,, .... 1nw nt '\'" CORNER LOT Cheek th1:-2 lwdronm cntwiw with room to aclcl on. No down V 1\, lnw down FllA. t•a:.~ pa~. mc'fll'> Won 't 1<1:.1 at univ 1>7.500. Call :.40-Jl~ill . 0 1• c " n v 1 t' w . S a n C'lt•mt·ntt• J Br i Ba . famil~ rm. l•>ll 1·on<l 4H2-:ltie>1 Own1·r Sell 1dlt' items 1..1kc m:w 3 bdrm, ~ hath l'lil'h unit with huge· yards. t·1replar1·s. llOfll & ...................................... ~ jacuzzi. F.al'h unit ha!> double l!aragc. My gosh. onty 1149.900 ! JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 What ·s Your Tnidl' '! $1. T1 per Oay 1ba1 ·s little to i>'IY for an ad tn lhe Dally Pilot S.."f"1 et• °' rt..'<.1.0l'y I ha I ('II n u.'\abhsh your pro(l-:-;slvnal 1dt>nlity. 1-'or m vrc in · fomell0'1 call 64:!..s678. CLASSIFIED HOURS 1''1\•1rt1,•·r~ nt.1~ pl.t• -· lttt·lr _.,,t, h\ l1•lt•1ilH11111 ""01,J tt1 ttt.1 .iHJt nt \lrn11l.1 \ 1 llru f r11t.1' Kitt IH•ifl~·.•lunl.t\ ''"'"'' 1\11"''111-FJt'I· lMI \\ 11" \ ht' ~./Ii 111 '11'-f;to' Ill \I ti I 1K'/'1 fl••;H'lt lll\ll rUf t:!lll Li\1:\11\.\ In i\I 11 llllfi (';t1·nn1•vrt' l.a•mna 111•;,..h 4!11-:141~1 '1:1 ~1t rtt 1 '01 'l\TY ihJI lro•t• !>41' 1::4!11 CUSSIFtED DUDLIMES llrJ<lhn ... lor l'fll!' & ~ 111' 1-. 5 :JC• t•'" lht' ,,,,, ···ton· lh•hlH'HllllfL •''P 1~·111 lnr SuntlJ\ /It 1\11111 11,p ~:1t11111n ' v. h1 n 1lo'.it1lllW I' !'\01lur1l,I\, 1:! ft!,8HI CLASSIFtED llGUUTIOHS ~ llHOll~ A1h o·rll't'r' ,_tMHild 1·h1·t'k th1•1r ,11b tlc11l\' /It rt•ti.•rt 1•rr•1r" 1mmrlf1 ,1t1•h • T it~: llAll.V Pll.frf ""Uml'.'< hahtht y •or l h(' "''' m· l'flrT'rt'I 1n,..•r11on on Iv ('J\N( ·~:I .I .A THl~S \\'ht-n k1fhnl! .tO 1111 bt• ,.or(' In mtik1· .1 n•t nr<l 11f Seamed-To-Slim 10YJ.22Y2 ,,,, 1lf ,,,_;_ 11T'-"-r- +o4i.a... ... &M•~~--~~·~M,.MW.W.~·~~~·~~~......._._,~~ I!""'" \'Oii hv ,·our .td llltlt'T' 11 ... r~pl ol ~our ra•K'f'llution Thi' kill oomlM•r must Ill• 11n·~1·n It'd bv tht• atl\'t•rl1M·r in f'-•lfi1d1~pu1t· CANC~:l.l.ATI ON lllf t'OHHt;C'TI Ojl; CH ' N t:W AU Ht: t'll If t: HllN:'<ilNC: •:~ t>tlrirt '" m11dl' to kill or l'flrrel't " n•·W ad 111111 ha~ bt•1•n ortt1•rt•f1. hut W\' 1·11nno1 J!U1trun It~· to do I'll uni 1 I 1 ht' :111 ha' 141\flt'Urrd 1n lhf' Jlilflt'f' I l'llM•:.A 1.INf". Al li-~ Ud~ an• 'lrt('lh' r:.1'tl In »llv,.rw..-h•' mail •If' •I unv ont' of our of· hl"t.% NO phone-0Nk>r11. o ... d llr1t•: 3 p m .. 'hfta)I. (.'01<t1t M1'1111 nf. tttt • 12 noon 111 1111 lnn<'h off weii THt! OAl l.\' Pll.OT ~nt'll t~ rl11h1 tn rtu-rv. l'd11. rftnllllf M rt'lu 1<1' ul'I ~ 1111\•1•r . liwmi1'1, una In r h11n1tl' lb f ltlf'!I 6 rt'l!Uf•l lllfl~ Wllhnut "'"""' nMll'i· CUSSlftlO MH ..... AODIHS I' U ltll'! I :ifiO l'oo.t 11 Mt'l'n tl2ft2li Size 38-48! llG CANYON Golf course view from spacious S BR. 4 ba. traditiona l home : lge. family room. pool. jacuzzi. $750,000 IAYFIOMT S<~ven1I fine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON We ll cons tructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor . partial basement. concr ete foundation. F lats a rea. $120.000 - Fee. ' ""' Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.\1 f\"y"d' Dr•v• NB 67) 6161 INVESTORS! Emhide,CM 5 UNITS60XJ05' lot Owner will carry, submit wl offers. Cr ail!. ~211,UOO Hi':/MAXfO:ll·l~ CAN'T FIND THAT .AFFORD AILE HOME? Wt• hav1.• th1• an:.w1:r for )'OO in this lvly mohilt· home alrl'at1y plarc'<f 10 a htn park in lrvull'. 1'11()1. J8l'UZ7.I , lawn howltnt.: & hohbv rm Just rc(locl'tl Si.IOI to $:!7.!.1511 Open l-:\'es. ~:. M!ll ' lkal i::'itall• ATTHEIEACH DUPLEX $98,900 lkyme + mn1mt·! Pnmt• 11t:can rental Stl'fl:'. to surf and :.anrl. V1l'w of oc:ean. Owner will hl'lp fman<"c llurr.· fur t ht:. once sn a hr'l·tirnt• op- P <H I u n 1 t .v Cu ll 714 963-li7tl7 [~lllffl V.A. BUYERS ll O M ES SULIJ PllOt-'i':SSION/\LLY Uo 1t l{Jl-(ht with tlw Edncys fl\t.:b 1 11:111 -7530 or 5.'>l ·lilll I CA.LL TO SEE 115 Jl'tty, J asmmt• Crt't'k. C<lM liuycr's rhanK•' of plarL'i l'an bt· Y•llJr 1!<>11d fllrtum•' :1 Bdrm:.. :!'~ hath l'U.'torn11.ctl l'lan 5 . I a r g t' y a r rl . f u I I y land<;t:ufl('fi w1automat1e ~µnnklcrs. bnl'k plan l l' r s. p I um ht' ti for JUCUlZI ' l'llSlom cnt r y l 1 l c. p I u .s h 1· a r p 1• t . llcirw11od wrt1t: hlJdl' ~ h u t 1 1· r !'. • a 1 r 1·1md1t 1111w d Nt•\'t·r tH' 1· u p I l' ti ,\ ~ I l' a I •II sm1.~1 MAUI NO KA 01! 1\nd lhl' bl•i.t of M au1 1s Alaelu;.. lhc t-:m e ral<l !Jay of M ;iu1. located 1 rrule from Rock resort's new K;ipalua Resort 2 Bdrm .• 2 h;,th oceanfront home lncit an apt 1 m planned dl•vclopment of ·l I homes un l ·I acres Lus h l r1Jp1l'al i-.1•tt111g w rnangu1.•'i. paµayas. banamiS. hmL'!>, pas-.1on fn..at. ~uava:,, throughout lhcgrountls Pnvatcsan dv bca(·h Oncntal dc1·11r 'fully fum 1sht'tl. mdud lllj.! <ltsh1~. hn1.·n:.. l'l•· Ut·can Vlt'°" from l'\ 1.·n rt) um 1 T he p1.· rfl' l.;l rt.1.rl•at ! M4!1,!)()() DELANCY Real&t• 77()-6100 LOTS Of DUPLU FOil Sl7t,000 Co vered with s hing les and the dependable home wa rranty protection plan. These units are South of Hwy. close to schools, parks and shops. Two 2 Bdrm units. a patio garden. the wood and glass look. at an attractive price of $179,000. U 1111111 l()U I: li()Ml:i REAL T ORS', 675-6000 '2443 East Coast Highway. Corooc1 del Mar FOUR-PLEX UKENEW! $114,500 1-:xc·ellcnl fourplcx 10 Vl'Slm('nt han:ain All new pa111t mi11dc und out' All new l'UrpNin~ t>vcry wut ~ Super rental arca- cxtremcly low ''ill'tincy rate! Income $960•mo gross 1·all fa s t for pnvate pn·v11.•w 75<! 1700 '·. I• . ·. [~_ll\IHil TWO ONA LOT EASTSIDE SPECIAL l:ontt'mporary a rch1te1· tun• & s tyling. Lvly J hdrm homt· w /dual frplc u1 fmly rm & h\ rm. New 1·rp15 Ct:dar p:.inchng & !lramat1t· ;,tnum L·ntrv Lgct•ov 'cl pat~ <.:all n1iw ffir 1leta1~ Open 1-:H·:. 5'1.S-~!JI OCEAN & CANYON VIEW Corona ct.I Mar Huizc lot --.•uh .,1mcinu:,, home L1i.:h1 a ncJ .. 1ry ~® B3och Realty IEAL HTAR UCEU.IMCI SIMCI lt4f TUITLllOCIC ... the thoughtfully conceived floor plan PLUS the artistic decor sets this condo apart from all competition. Let us show you this inspiring 2 bdr m .. formal dining room hom e & convince yourself. $165,000. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DllVE NEWPORT BEACH 759-8111 OCEAN FIOMT LOT Ne wport's best ocean front location with s ma ll home. Mmt Sii i•• I ..... ,! $525,000 COIOMA DB. MAI 3 Bedrm home. large R-2 lot. ocean view. private beach. $17'.500 ASIC FOa DAUB.L PASH RE/MAX 6ll·l2H Mini ....... SAVE G~! k1trht·n Mas~1vt' stOnl· ltr<·pla<'t' J Rt•drm-;. L1mdy & dininl( rm l'atw and lfpi·k. l'Ot>L. l-1•-.c to airport ~tatdy 2 Won'tlast 'L'allti73~5fi0 :,tory '3 Bdrm, 3 bpS lo the lwal·h from owner 's fron t un it :J B ed rm s + l oft i''ire plal't'. Decks & patio. shake roof Ca ll now. b'73-8S50 o.,~ .. r 'I· •. ' ,, • 1 • , !~- '", , . . " , , . • formal clmc. ~l·I• family ~ 1811 ~:~ ...... FOR JM DUPLEX A~ MO VACANCY • •· . l 111 YEARS Xlnt rental area Corner lut . Quu·t street Ono• unit has pn vate put10. ut ht'r STAY HOME -elJOY! All An05. OnJ. Co. NO money down up lo $100,000. Vaeran Adminislr•tion SalfS Broke r, WoaLDl.E. 543-1626 24 Hrs. 7 day week Don't wait to buy real eiitate. buy real est.ale and WAIT! ****** fcnred yn1 & fr pk. l"cw Thi:. ha!i cvcry th111 g •--------duplt!xes 2 blo<'k.'i away. ~pool. b1)! patio. m t•c flurry 1 Only $81 ,500. tn.~ 3 Bdr ms. i"11m1ly Upt.'t'l t:ve; ~5-9491 • rm. brcukf:i.sl rm off 3 +POOL $65,900 g1.1txbttt.'<f kitchen. AND "alk to shCI~. l11kc lu l~al'h $11~.0011 ~l2 .i<!IMI r Pete Barrett. COllOMADO CAYS Nl'..W P RO<;rtAM ' If you make $1400/010, you ma y flllillrfy' Low down' l.OOM 10 $lll0.000' Let 11;, :.how you how to du 11 ' t:.;.111 now ' TcA to Red c_..,.t W•Ustett! 754-1 202 °'"' Fri /Sat 1.5 5aJVENTAJ A. N.U Tenrus Club VillaJ>. J Bit. t-'am Rm. J)\'I wrap around patio Le\'l•ra gl' fm avail M111 dwn pymt 1)1().Ul5!J SH!J.~I Sttopp.n Speciat L' th1S attract 1 vt' Jbr. <!bu FC1m1Jy ~11.t• 11, 1ni.t rm. I µI<'. gourm•·t k 1t1·h1•n ~ tlinl' l'r•' at1• p.1110 SJ,>arkhni; µ1101 l\1k1• It• hcaeh for an ot:t'Jll cl1 p StlXJ Down or t;ik1• 0\ 1•r 13"5/mo p;iymt·nt~ C;il I ~~r fJ' L ux urio u s Ba ys 1d ~ Mansion. Space for JOO' YIK'hts in double dock. Zi'O ~ Ylt:W of Bay " Ci· t} Custom furnis~. 2 f rpl <.'S. j aC UZ:t l & elc.."Yator, s widecks. Pvt patros. maid's qua rten. and otber amenities. 4 + ~!rm.. 4 + ba ths. S5o500 per mo. ToddcoGeneral R.E. 714/1·280-JSS I CllFFHAYEH 2 Bdrms . 2 bath..,. <kn. frpk Cl<>lk: to schools & thurrhes. Short c..o:.crow Jni.o;1blc $14U.500 6r~J66.1 (;.t<!-l'.!53 t;vcs associated BROKERS REAL TORS in ;f '\/It 8 ort o ti'! l~t;t PRICE REDUCED Attention hw lders. in- vestors. l•vcryonc' A cute 2 bdrm. home on n ·ar of large R·2 lot. now only al-1.<nl~ lal»o lay Prop. Realton • 675-7060. ( I" L • / 11omc w 1a 1g ram rm & VU///.#31~ ~~~;;~.aJav~~.-s it1~~!1!:0' R E Atll. T Y <:.alltodav ' !17!1-5371) 7 14 96:~1i7fi7 ()Tlft-:lt WORTll WltlLF.. INTERESTING P R OPEHT I t:S In CORONA Dt:I. MAR: Thrcc tx'<lroom home. h11rdwond floor:.. <'onve. rut..'fll locat1on. R·2 lot. re- ady for additional unil. $150.M COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 ~t; ,•;•I , ".' ALLSTATE. REALTORS flac<?i!~~Jt,~~~ IAIE PllYACY-«AIE PllCE Single-home privacy with all condo b e n e fits. Popula r 3 bedroo m Dolores on lush g r eenbelt in North Bluffs. a nd pri ced to a llow "do-your·own-thing" decorating. Only $157,000. A COUJWIU ....-a CO. 644·9060 2111 SAHJOAOUIH .. LLSAD. IH NEWPOfltT CE~ Want ,\d Hl'lp ' 642-567 C!E llDllB ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE SPECTACULAI SPYGLASS l.oHly 1-'1\C' Bedr oom Model With Night l.1 ght?> Vu•w Profess1onally Landscaped. Pool Jarnzz1. Suuna . E ntry Leads To Larae l.1v1nj! Bnom & Formal Dinin g Room. Modern l\itehcn Do"·n:.tatrs Game Room. Call t-•or i\ppomtm~nt To Ins pect . S52S.OOO. ·~-....... ,,. ..... ,., •... 631·1• Ill DOYa DllYI mac nab I Irvine raaltg I ' .,, __ .. ~, ....... -. ...................... .. IAClllAY ...... ,All Ut•tten••~Mi"" •nd pn\lac)' on nearly v. • .-re' Heevy lbake root. t'r""'h doOn and win dow.,,, 4 bdrm• with •PtU'lllt' ma11tt1r uite. hirtt" ~orlu1hop arf'a bl•hind aara.i• Ownvr 1llU an....., •l 8il.\.OOO. C•ll St1<1ry I 8h•wcr. m iww. j Ci)UAIL A.!~S~. Thwrlday. M!J 17, 11111 WIJUSJUSTa ..... AIM! A duph• on the tat'hlrlde n1 Cout Hwy .eta a k>w. tow prir t-or 11n,oee • l•rma arc IH'it llablt' (OWft t'r ~ f\ftuc&nJll. Xlnl rw1&al &IK'om•'. d nl l<JCll liOn I RrlOiila . -xlnf pn1't' -Cell MW 1 l.C. TA Yl.oa CO. 640.SllJ lnvt'Mor m1.1111 1wll I hm1h· 1n <.•o!fta M N•ll No ain.('t'•i·· :ui Anlhl.ll'i I ~.:-00 a.&J G41*1 fw &9.foraw Uun •~• Vt"Nlf' Hom• by cwmer So of Adam11 vn Sl.taroo,J. or Jtull t•our1'11 • ,,..,.11.. :uoo llq n. 5br. 3hi. ~ him rm l111io!l' lll,11 'llUlt•. ;i yr,. 11111, Sl~.IUI ~'I IK.:11 :a:.11 •'444 .......... ,. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ........ !~!~ ~ ............ !!!! ~~!:! .... !~.~~ ~.!!I':!! .... !!.~~ ......,ittnt Ot'Hn vlt1w Ralncho San Joaquin 2hr. New a bd .... m\JI lard den. 2ba. f~>k . pvt bd HP: 'ult•>. All. palloll. all on toUrse m.aa:t: '19-0TOI. t)lJOy view rom motel *I.TOP Moma. Pool • Jilf' ThUi MMI' MW CWllOm J 1l3~5GQ.M).OWJ. r>.ldroOm hnm•• haa llvlna TUaTUIOCtC twn\ •'r~ch door& open· BREN HOM E·Miramar l~ 1111 ..,. m-•1111 ,w.w. Pl• O, COfMr view lot. Murh mort• lo t.-11. call l'OlllPlltllOll date Ju_ly ts l'l•;NTtJHY 21 WF.ST, $elt~rl own opt1on11 »HMO. ~al3Q. MQ.0054 _ ------, <•¥..., 1014 CREEK.SJDtASPfo:N ........................ In Woodbndg~. 3 81', 2 IY OWNB ba. •'lllly landsl·aped 1md •Ur. 2 8 a, tam rm uparadec:l. SUper terms. wtfrph'. 2 ear ura1lt1 -.aoo.Owoer .Ml-4038 w vpnr . :q1rinkl1•r M)'Slt'llll!. h101·k ft'Ol'l'. UHIVEllSITY PARK-2 •k>. llnl 1•tmll SJ 17,SOO l'lush 2Br. 2lla lwnhsc, l&'MI Mt Sht.•rrvd l 'll'l'lt! AC, new l'pts. end unit. •1Dl. w1dt-greenblt, steps to .. lingo Rul&un fiOU-COUASI NOMI WITH POOL AM> SPA ...... 4 ............. 2'11 ...... J c ........ ....,,.... ......... ..... Alry ..... cwchto ......... _... Loh of '•r•l•9 Hd ,,.,. ... •p•ce •• .u.w..satt,ooo. 495-1720 . .. ...... ,.,. w. ,_. w; ................•.••••• ...................... . Ml.,.. ..... '°'' .... . .............•......•.. ...................... . IHdl Da• a•e IPICTACULAI YllW SIH,000 ~~:r~~ Newport ..... .\. attrac· ...aa Q rormal ave, Blt, newly crpl'il ~ cllailll, auaUO lounae • Pllnted Uaak1e • out. • famify room • llvin.1 ..bib to buc.b. 01mea reom aU o.,. to...,.. lranaferred out of area tainment 1i1ed view Pool • tennla courts declul Pleat.y ol room ror Re1sonable term11 lf pool Owner is open to qualified buyer. Call fCM crea'tive llaaDcin&. Price appt to 11ee. Peagy 11118000 lw>-fm 531-¥• iuMAa llAl.n BY OWNER Super Neighbrhd. 3b1 2ba Lg lam rm Newly re deco SkyLile Walk l< pk /sch l Sl29,500 ~. 511-7977 WID9YYOU •O.-fll l:JI P.W.I HARE dupwx with puol & Pn~11r.111u ... M,•:.11 Vt1rde 3 ---------1 .. _..... I .. ,. .. 000 Hr. 11m1I) r m 2 Hi., l~•leoch 1040 ~ -l'ft\la :. --· rrplt' 111.Juor !-.w..,d11h ••••••••••••••••••••••• adll poul By own<'r W .500 5.S2 1766. M9·~2 LAGUNA MIGUEL 499.4551 493-1112 Wl'UPAYLOAM Ir ISCltOW COSTS on tbi11 4br. 2ba H\I home. Beaut new crptJ? & lndsc. Nr park & sC'hl $174.500 . 551 6561 640-1440. To find another ca.tom home that cu match the unique desi1n of this c1.111tom 3 BR home with family room and game room. Superbly designed kitchen with breakfast area that opens to view 1tnd decking. Living room and master suite are surrounded by wall!; ol glass lhal overlook ruahl lights and sweep· ing view of oce1U1. Prict.' S!&l.<W. B)<wr. ~ RIKJ, 751 ~17 Cm 111al1..t Location l .. .OOM $62,tOO Wrth .:n•Jl u:.:.umuhll' luau l11th• '"''"' & dhow t;n.•u.,.• 111uld turn 1 tu~ Ullo ,, 1 c1tl choir1111:r (.:..II nn thrs l>ot• twrur1• 11 :c. tuv lut,• 1:\1 :m11 CSELECT 'T' PROPERTIES Cameo Shores CANYOHVllW OPtH Fiii. I 0. 2 Thi,., ,•hcirming I uwm·r 1·\N1Nn 3 bt.lrm . :! ba humt'. in xlnt cond1t100. cloiie t.o oe\'ltll & pnvak ~al'h Central uir t•ond. Nh akr r our & lus h -landscap1ni: Came~ Shores lowest price ' L' n 1<1 ue op port u n 1 t y Sil:i61.9UO. Lshld MOMOll LAWMMOWH! rowntiow.t'. J bdrm. :! hath, d1n1ng. bw lun ... ll.lnt rall>C\!i & dra~!. ~any OC"<'oralor tou.:ht!i. Uouble ~arag"' Ask111i.: $74.000. Call S4U 1151 -~~.:-HERITAGE REALTORS Jw,ut<> vou m thr~ lovl'I\• 201 MILFORD DR. :. f IHlxJ +hom1• 1'1•n1rui Ridtltlty. 673-7040 ---------h lo1:attod. Vaultl'tl wood ---------• (' l' 1 II o ~ :. , w e l b ll r • Df'('Ol'ator wall cover·---------• ing~. Privak dt•t•k Ct•n tral vacumn. S.•lf dn~ own & much more· t:a II • Cameo Shores MOVIE ST AR'S MAMSIOM OPIH NJ. I 0.2 now. 673·85:l0 ... J' 'f. fit\;"' j, \, l..lf4 If f • f --- --, THE REAL I' ESTATERS I ---__,) ~--'"· ofOwMnhip Ttm.. ncurly nt>w 4-pl<'X 11th'~ a :i IKlrm. cation. 4 Udrms .. 31:.o baths, dmrni: rm. & den. Master s wte With rrplc Pool 1n ~l·cludc·d courtyard l"ahulous view tnra1·c ! $595.000 Land 111C'I 4501 GORHAM Richltlty. 673-7040 Owner will hl'lp rmanre --------- t-\Jll pr:i1·1· S.!25.11011 Call J.'itr2tili0 Coda Mna 1024 «=:SELECT 'T' PROPERTIES VIEW OF OCEAM AMO LIGHTS! S)!f.711() ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST LISTED 1700 sq.ft. rustom on huildable R 2. Easts1dt! Cost.a Mt:Sa. Red Carpet 645-3474 l 'n1qu1.· home 1''orrn.rl ·------ "''1ry. tius:e 11vini.: rrn ~ The Location 1 .. rrnal d111e. '1 Bcdrm~ • ..! m,J,..ll•r :.v•tc~. Pnvlll\· Is Perfect '"dl ru off h11leawa ) Charmin!! homt· l111'at1•cl 1111.1:.t<•r ~u1tc. With vi1·w by excl•ilent Sl'hools. ••I •wean a nd lilt''' shopping centers and 1)11•.1m homf' at bargain frrl•wavs . Includes :i 1•ni·•· Call 7M ·!l<>:l-li71i7 tlt'droonis. oak panelled •N" '1 • "· ' ''·' '' '· ' dcfi with wet bar. formal I ra 1i1Jil'li ~1 duuni: room. rir<'placc. "'*ifi'iJ1\; E~~-~~~['~aif.a,t.~i1I We Need Help!_~ llaH• more cusloml'rs & ... ~10._. VETS holt>L~ than sult-spcopll'! ._, •U"'ll• " .\II location thut attraM.~. N11·e 1<.:1S1de. co~tci l\h·~a TRi.HARIOR "WON'T Li\ST". S87.JOO. REALTY 1'.odo...,11 VA. Red Carpet 400 East 17th. C ~l 645-347 .. A..,k for Oav1d 64&:1255. ,. Mesa Verde ~Familv o.;-o;:-ti'~e hard·to~f.nd 5 bedroom executive homes With C07.Y family room. brirk rireplal'f'. k1tcht·n with hu1 It ins . Giant patio runs 1:nt1rc ~ del Mer I 0221 length or home. Close t!l ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!Chool1>. $129.900. Won t DUPLEX last Call 540-1720. C•>r11 f'r lot . ee~ppcr TMIBL pJumbm,::. i,lood rman1• I -· lfll! Sl59.000. (i. 11. Rc•bcrtsilf'I. Rllr 675-0562 SPECTACULAR QUALITY DUPLEX 4 llD 2 IATH R·2 762 Center W /Side SOLD 115.0UO. RtdC9"t 645-34)4 IRAMDMEW TOWMHOMES ... iH• Woods" <Easw1~ost.a Mesa> 2432Santa Ana Ave. By owner. :tOOO K11lybrook Ln. Open Sul/Sun. 12·6. 3 tm. den. rumpus rm . Ha bu. l"ruit trcc1>. Ii.:,~. lot W11lk to schools. t•ol· ll'IW & ~hopp111~. Ull bushne. lmmoo. posst•s!> 548-:sn ----- FmtS .. t c..,..e! Best buy 5 Br. ram rm home in Mesa del Mar. Z!OO sq rt. Choice loc on lge comer lot. Gorgeous home. mariy extr as. Won't last at $119.500. Ca ll now 546·0784 ~rlAi,'l $9000 °" 9 J/40/o .... Owner will carry rinan. Redu1·ed to Sl 19.500 Prof. lnrlscpd, 4br Ml'sa Verde home w /frplc. w('t har. many xtrus <ll'llCI Serani; Pl 751 -31\!16. ~n /Agt SAVE! on loan /csc row cos ts when taking over this 9.5% loan. lmmal'ulate MC$a Verde home off Cntry Club Orivc. Usc'f.1 bnck al'cents the entry 3 lge br's. 2 bnck frpks . Lw;h grountls. SI 11:1.0011 Call 645· 7221 ·~2t ~estc~ff R"'.:!!_ <I Cus t om built Townhousl!s. 2 lrg. bdrms. t.·ach Corner usc•d brick fir epla1•l's, hUJIL m BBQ's. countr) klll'hen. inc•ls'd dhl. garages. Pnme Co~ta Mesa 10<'. l'crf et1. for 2 ramilie~ Owner will c arry I s t al I O'k 541'.!·:wi.56 --------BY OWN1':H ·1br. 2ba W/frplc, £am rm. pool, s pa. BBQ. rirc ring, f)alto. Nr So. Coast Plaza & park . Nice neighborhood. $96,000. 54.5-2705 .. 4 PLEX MESA VERDE Owner's unit 3 Bdrm 2 ba. ;tpprox 1600 SQ. rt.. pat.iu, three 2 bdrm 2 bath, enclosed 1?arages. Prinl'.only.64S-9161 OPEN HOUSf RfALT'Y / By Owner Coll. Prk An exceptional custom bll home w /vaulted woo1I beam CP1bog, bcaut1!ul solid oak cabint.'I!. thruout. (pies in livg rm & master bedroom. leaded glass wmdows, & C'Cran'lic tile jacuzzi in ~trbalh PLUS A charming i bdrm ren· tal w /(pie & separate pet.iodeck. 1279.500. home. 3 Br. walk lo English Tudor 2&!1 Br sc hoob , xlnl eon d splil level, 2&3 car thruo ul OtTCU as· garu~e. frplc s. sumes loan. $87,500. mil'rowaves, greenhouse 957·619tl. Pnn only. windows, pool , s pa .. ---· --.-CAU.644-721 I /Jn NICifl [}l\11 t y .\. l\ssm '" rrs TENNlSrourt. CUSTOM HOMES 646-006lor955-1920 just completed In quiet Developed by. northern CM near S. Co. Woodlree Dev. Co Plaza. Besl appearing horoc>s in area. 3 Dr 2 Ba. DUPLEX HOM1 IT'S FOR YOU Pnced right al Sl 12.000. Call 646-4at7 /646-4091 Flnest corner location; This lovely 3 bedrm. 2 towe1y 2 bdrm. residence bath Mesa Verde home Mesa Woods 4 Br. 2 ba, YOUWOtn ..... IT ~ 3' br active "4ew ot harbor, ocean, t...t 6 bay nite lites. On ~ Blvd. O¥•loolt\NI a»na Cove. 915,000. Br owner. 631·4580. Jil8esl duplex In CDll. 8dr JUI& ClompletiDS. IOI Mar1uerlte. $211..1.000. Submit term1·ro11 tnde?MMl• CJllNA COVE. la 1br, + dlll w /llflvate guest qtn . 8aJ 6 ocean view. Neat •a plD • ...-wttb owner financln1. Bkr. m•n•. 3br. 2be. p¥t bch. att •• °""Jami. a,. fd .• view. Olr. llO)dl. Dy owMr, St67 .llO, no a1enu. maa. • f - covered patio and gas Xlnt cood. 4r IOc. Owner BBQ. Priced beJow Lc..nsfrd-SLlS.000. market. caU M&-5880 for ~um monMletai~. -----~~~- GRAND OPENING MARINITA Prestigious residences near the marina from ~.ooo . a.ia-34SU ; a4006; 549-Sl 11 Near 11chool:.. i.ho1" rrwy. Nice 4 HH. l! Ut\. on llll'~t· lot l'w1< l'lat't!.lot• ~ 741ll CULDESAC Sharp :l Bdrm, nestled on a h~c pnvate lot. Neur Broult.hun.t and Atlanta tn.900 Ron Ort ltc<tl )o:o;l att• Profession a Is 963-8377 CORMERLOT I.tits of room for motor t.>mc or boat on this nic-e 3 bdrm, 2 ba full pm•t· 381.900. Park Plac1•, Int· 842·7461 SHARP 2 RR Condo. New cpl· g & drupes. Near Hunllni..'lon I lrbr. S'l0.000. by owner IMC)..:'H70 ev~ & wknds. NEAR COOL PACIFIC Super duplex. only .t year.; old. Great owncr1> urul. SLSS.000. WHAT'S YOUR llAC9'JET? Elegant 3 bdrm condo w l\enrus rourts. close lo beach. Shows like new Sl00.000 754-7100 bee Patio HOtllt and Poot ll1kl· to bctH'h. Spar111u~ & airy 2 slorv~mrml•l ktl('h1•n Hug~ u"na.! and d111ini: rm. Crackhn !! fireplace. 2 Extra l~irgt· pat101>. Only SDS,900 (;all now. 96J. 7881 c..r "''"'I• • J lu01 • f ,,, I l~INtd Hatlii4• . ...__ 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... Harbour '1br. 3 rull ba. ram rm. DH. LR. Full lndscpd, ulc entry. u II bll·ins . rrplc. slumpslone walls complete. Near new. quality bll by Ayres. y 0 . please. $138.500. 840-1441. -- DCB.LENT PLAN LarJ?e 3 bdrm. 2 ba all on one Ooor. Near s hoppm!! ('Cflt<'r Park Place. Inc. '"2·7461 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• laOWMARICET Sharp Jbr , ~real locat1vn + decor walh amemhcs. Mu.'ll sdl. 611-4311 agt WOOO .. IDGE SALlolE.ASi-OPT. 2br, den, 2~. S&S pal10 home. gorgeous lndscpd. Patio, w ;cover. <' alh <'t!l I· ing. Woodburn. brick frplc, gas kitchen-heat, attach. 2 car ~Mi:. pvt end unil. 9''• as:rnmable mtge. IM,900. Own will he lp rin. By owner. 714-&&4·0549. GltACIOUS LIVING LOW DOWN PAYMINT Spacious 2 sty 4Br. 2112 Sa. cathedral l'cilinJ:, covered patio, short. sare wlk to schools, shops, park. library. tennis. pools. Ass umable down payment. Un1vers1· ty Park. 552·0873/or '131·5100ext 1488 •VM&IOVIS Allume 1~ Int. con· tnK.t. ll2.500down. 4 BR, 3 Ba. A/C, upgraded. For ..... 1114111 'IVRTLEROCK Home By Owner 4 bdrm. 2 ba. Fee la nd. 1132,000. Need q\iduale. 644-4U7 lMEFRONT $125,000! Sharp Glenwood model m Arbor Lake. Steps to beach t. clubhouse. i:.!ft; 1lvln1 room Ii f rm combine wilb m.a& ou&door ~o lirtn1 lake aide I Hilbl1 up1raded. fan · tmtk! vtew. • Bedrm or a bldrm .. dea. Poola 4· ._..l'OU1t9too! Tue a look at thl1 ele1ant ToWnhome today. C.ll 752-1100 lJlllt• 111 ~· I\ •Vfl 10~1 N I TH~ll~~~~ I f ST .::..::.::.J IRVIME'S IEST Woodbndge Plal'e Bis · flUC' model al'ross from th<> lake 4BH 3 ba or Spanis h s plt•ndor Or fored :it $168.000 (;all lo SCMllh &.ag.ta o-Poillt 497.3331 644-7020 L...-a leach Newport 1Mc11 Exclus i ve Newport Tower MaJ?n1ric1an1 Catal ina -Ca nn e r ) Villiage VICW. 2br. 2b:i professionally decorat ed $189.500 751 -5000 ~-0094 ~l'-' , . OCEAN SPRAY R.E 759-9222 Part of Tomorrow -Today Dreamy contemJX>rary style hom e with 2 bedrooms. lush atrium t.'fllrv. di nm!! room. Wl'l bar: doublt! rin•placc. den, gou rmet kitchen with built-ms. Giant cov t>l't'd putio Mul'h rnorl'' 91.500. C..11 559·8451 TAABB.L. -· READY and WAITING Beautiful and \'a canl S1\N MJGt.: EL 111 the Ranch area or ltVIOI'.' llili. 4 lx<tlrovm :! ~lory air rondit IOnl•d hvmt• IS ideally localt:d on a c•ul d l' -s a I' I II j n E X E C li T I \' E NEIGllBOHllOOL> You (·an f1na111·,· this honw through the le nder 111 your cho1 c'· t\:.k ing $l.17.!XJO_ e-RANCH REALTY 551 2000 UPWARD MOBILITY Wh y nut l·njoy pro rcss1onall ~ dP1•nrall·<I and lamJs1·ap1·!.I -t Hdrm 1n the lfarwh. Eleg .. rnl living on 4UJl'I (·ul ck :-.a1• Only $120.0UU. VOGEL -1',\l'll'H' &IO·lih)I AW A R D W I N N I N t; TOW:"JHOUSF: 3 Br <! Ra Pondt-roi.a townh11u~1·. excit1nJ? d1•s1 ~n . air. rqilc. :.kyl1ghl:.. u1)· grad(.'(l floming & 1lq>S. I~ patio. pool & 1a1· Ry owner. SI lti.000. 7~11 ·!'llHll Attention Bar9ain Hunters LarJ-1.ach ••••••••••••••••••••••• R t-:F:DER RF.AL TY Hilltop Developers Luituna Charmers Orean V1<'W New Condos & Nt•\\ HOU.'ie I blk bell. 1..2.:l. bdr. ·Ill <! Cypress at L oi· u :-. t Owrn:r 1Developcr 1131111!.I· I' r I H r 0 k l' r w I I. I. CC.>Ol'J::HATt-: 499 lfi25 Iv m-.!! or .i~1-4:Jl5 I Con elu.1 HJ.ti ---Robins and Roses L'harmmit I UR hUUSI' Ill prcst11tious .l=;mcrnld Ba y Ter ra c l' Su nn y. r hel'dul . S J.10.CI O U l> rooms. indudrng larl!c separat•• d1111n.: room, Surrounded by love ly rn.ut lrN·~ Only minute::. walk IQ beach. $l!i5.00.J DOM OSEN REALTORS -IOI GLF:NNF:Yltl'. ·l!J7·4&4K Causey & Company EHCHAMTB> CHARMER ~on.h L<U!Una hom1· "11 h mature lrt.-c~ 110 :,panou., ~round!-> on qw1•t ~trl'ct :: lll•droum.,. d1mn1t rMm. .1rea.., t11 expand and llw pnce I:. n i.:ht at Slti2.51NI • lH~So. Coa:-.1 ll 1w;.1~ m \111lai:l· l''a1r l./\GUN/\ RE/\Cll 497-2457 C.M.;lanqin~ \'aluc in prt.· sllgious area. ;1 bdrm . :.!'h ba. San Luis tk y l•--------- MocM in Hand10 Sun MEW & BEAUTIFUL Joaqwn, Just :-tc·p:, tu Country l"rend1 Custom golfrourse $141.000'" llomc with 01.•c11n view. step; from l>cach. 25.CHMI S<-1.· at 1188 •1urine or t·all owner. J e an F.ddy 759-0456 .....,.......,.. 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 523 CAMPUs~·IR~1ffE Laguna Niguel .....,._leoch 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DUPLEX• Orean side or hwy. level Int, easy a1·1•eis to l>l'urh ~-'<ts paint. m innr rt· prurs, ideal for home & income. Hurry , only $145,!lkl Mission Realty 494-1'7:11 SEREME ENVl.ONMEMT!! Realty • BEAUTIFUL MEW VILLA 1n 11r1·!.t1i::1ous guarill'd gall' t·ommunily. lrg :1 Hdrm, d<•n & family rm homl' lhghly upgrad<'d 1-'.xlell~IVl' USC Of a.!laicd lllcs & u.-;('d bnck. l'lush l'urpt•llnit. corner lot w1oc•1·a11 & ··mountain Vll.'W $229,000 49:J..94t4 495-5221 Something Your Family Needs Thi.' C'holl'.<' family-style home located at end or 1•ul·dt!·S3l' Strt!t!l ~odd 11~1' hom (' ha s 2 lxdrooms. formal d1nmt.t rOOm . f1replal'l'. ~1anl krlehen w1lh ~adgt!ts i!alore' 3 patms <2. with cvvcrs I Mon· $91 .50o Call 4!t>· 1Uli4 TARBEU. -· ---- Assumable Loon Fail">\o.y El Nt~ucl :lbr. 5234,000 <.:ustvm Really Tffi.'1177 GA TE GUARDED HIGUB. SHORES .... _ .. ~ /\ roomy 11p~rad1•d ap~ Pl'f)X lOOO ~q ft 2 ::.ton :1 Hdrm on '""' land Staine.of! l!la~!> window~ and uµo;la1r., 1w1.·k at tht· Pac1f11 PLl ·:-. t u bu Io u., q· t· r "' at 111 n tac1ht1L~ aml 1·H~Y walk to pnvcilc hcach t\NL> u fabulous assumal>lt: $14-0.000 at :11"•; loan. l'ncl'a. up a.!J'ad(.'S. Ground lt!vcl ~ hoat s hµ S14 l .~Ull 751·5000. ~-!!094 1'¥wport Beoch I 069 . ............•...••.••. R<•al F.~tah• liavfront Ouplx Fant vu. :11ir upr 2Br lwr l'"i>. hlln.., & ldry hkup 111 t•a Sum mr /wnlr rent I S:l90.0001vfr own /a~I IW().1879 --- IS.OW MARKET! IUG CANYON Condo i.:reat lol'allon. ALSO d t.'j!unt Jbr. home with pool +spa · only $124,000 Pnnc. ~ly 673-431 l~i:_l nEIWFFS Heduced to $1'1-1 .900 Ata>tutely 1mmal·ulah· :i Hdrm 21,., bath. formal d1nini?. Split level lownhomt'. 0Jl('n spar 1• view from li•ma.: room und ITll!Slcr swlt' Now vanmt. owner anxmus. Call !>Ml· ll51 ~HERITAGE . . REALTORS PANIC SALE! Duplex 4 Br +JRr Open Mon thru Sun IOAM loJPM. ll534th St. Ualboa Peninsula $199,950 The Property Mart 640·9019 -------- IUMAIUALTY 551-7'77 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ICIDS & PETS WELCOME 1976 KJrkwood, lovely air rond 2Br . 2Ba, blcyd ror the kid'i or pet. Must see lO<tppret-. 1MM5643t Mobffe .... Store 848·~ $16,900 PENINSULA DPLX. STEPS TO IEACH w /2 & l Ir. Uttits. Obi wide '61 Tra1lerama C.:11mple1cly furnished. CON5186l J pvt heh &. u nu!. u a II Y "Pal' 111 u ~ pier Sub-letting allowed. room-. with rireplat·cs. Located rn Treasure Is. v.t:t bars . many am-:u.>l Pac1rir Coast Hwy. rul1t.'5 Owner will trade Lal! H(·h. OHered by f11r a pt:. (Jr mot1.•I .,.,1u ••)() H.ena1:.sance M. P . ( 714 l ... "'·"' 4!jij.:lllli - \\,\II HI HO"'l MIMUnS-ROM THE IHtMI-, lftc . BEAL ESTATE JCH 6.31· 1400 Royal Mon arch 24 .60 RE ST OR I G I NAi. RLUF'fo'S AR fo:J\' Sens a .lt0nlll l'ldn 1-:. h1i.:hly t·us1om1zf'd. :-.pac·1ous S I l y pr11·•·cl at$1119,500 Agent &10·5560 Ci<)()OS'rt\ftTER. 2 Oft. I Ba 1·01l:igf· on I< 2 lot lti•1m to add. allt•\ NC'ar 'h"p~. lll'ae·h & bus '!lli,!}1111 P r 1nr only !)oll!-'.~ 1080 ...............•.....•. $61,950 FHA. VA Terms Sq u 1.' a k y t I e a 11 :! ll('drnom home on I U!>h tree hoed Mreet Umin~ rl)Om. cll.,lom hook1·a'c' I>el1t·1uu::. fruit from hJ1•kvarcl I rt'i'N Ca II lo .ia~ ~10 li:.!V TMBBL. ~· ------ PROIA TE SALE 21DRMHOME R·l LOT S57.000 Ill lh1• tilMI bl111•k ol So Syc;1mor1• 1\n older :! Bdrm I hath hom1.· 50XJ2.'i 101 Con v1•nt11ma l l<'nn.-.only Cdl644-721 I /Jn NILfL GAILEY & A~SUCIAffS rRICB> RIGHT Neat 3 HR. 2 ha home 1n rul·c ne1J?hborhood Full pnce only S7 I . 500 Parlt Plal'e. lnl' IW2 7461 Sa.A Logilna 1016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1':LEGANT 48r. 2·~ea home. Spectal·ular v1l'W pvt beach & ll•nni.. radllt1es $3ti!>.OOll P.N.D. Propert1c~ (2131 1117·3316 ---~-T•tin 1090 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2Rr. P•Ba. comer lot. l ow park r e n l tJ06'767·721 PLUSH Mobile 14-Store 848-8895 Newport Beach lBr. l blk lo ocn. Sll!,500. 646·5&'711 aft 6PM & wknds. FAMILY PARK Owner a nx ious. JBr. 2Ba. 1976 Barrington. l11land kitchen. lg mi>tr bdrm & bath w /gardt!n tub. schls Just minutes away. (MPJ8441 Mobile Ho.. Store 848·1i895 •EXCITING• Newport IHcM.ido Bl·auti rul l!t 76 (;o ldenwesl 2Br . 2Bll horn<' Wltlun WMJking db lance or Lido's rine~t ~hoppm~ area. Small pt:t we I co mt> leochAreo S.Stcr Aclt Pet Partc 12'x60' w texpanded liv· tnR rm. 28r. 2Ba. front kllr hen, beautiful easy l'ur1·yard. L..,..aHills Special..., Beautiful 5 Star Adult Pk. 24x60 Seacrest. 2 l"c Br. 2Ba. ram rm with all thc xttas. Only S29.500. , CAUFOINIA PACIFIC MOllLEHOME SALIS 2706 Harbor. Ste 20ti·A 540.5'37 SUMTHIMG UTIA Oressutic area in mslr bdrm. cedar lint•d cbets. pull oul kitchl!n shel\les, I~ pantry. dbl wide A rl ington . (ffH4429.70) Mobile.._. Store 848·8895 C(Yr.( NEST for adults. Walk to bu.'i .. shops. I Br an <1u1el clean Costa M~a park. $8900. 8kr 631-1(54 Treat yoursclr lo an evening al home. t he dramatic 40 rt. livmi: rm. is graced by 2 elegant o pe n stairways that create an impressive at· mosphere. Impressive outdoor decking, ocean & canyon views Just hsl· 49~241 l 130.5050 lliiiiiii_~i!_i!_iiiill __ ii_•_ iiil_ m_ii__! I .. LLTOPVIEW Beautiful custom but It tn-level. 5 Bdrm 4 bath home i.n Tustin lhlls 1-;x· QIAsitely deroraled with Juts ol wood and 51lass and features an indoor alnum. Call 54n·5HHO ror mort! detail~ WHY PAV HIGH RENT'.' 8x40 w /6x3) glasaine rm, 1mmac cond In /out, sacrifice 675-2022 f-Ul-H::':-> 1 L OLSON ··~-~ HF.EDER REALTY $8G,500. 3 bdrm. ;:•~ ba.Condo · cl<'J?anl. f rplc. a te. l! pools, wlk tu ~ save as 9"'. as sum a e . cooperation. Easy ac t."t...")S ll'IWS. ${Olf. bcarh Call R. E . Ofc. 7 days 10·1\ 494·4315. Other l 1 m es 499-1625 IV. m SI( One year old 3Br. 2'-"l SEU. idle items with a ba +ram rm. Cedar extr. Olllly Pilot Classified Ad Fr. wmoows, 1245:"000. 4lr1-47:i9or774.53:11 &.et-leech 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'II~.~ DAMA POINT Beautif uJ custom built 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located on hillside overlooking Dana Point Marina. Enjoy the lovely ocean and coastline views with city li&hta by night. Custom heated pool and apa. $299.900 A COUMIU. IAMI• CO. 496-7222 831-0836 . .......... .., .... a..-..... ' JUSTUSTID 601 LIDO SUper view or Bay & Ocl•an Per(el'l cond. ' f a tosee. 673-1020 DLX 311164 in award win- nanic pk, adlts. wlk lo stores & s hops . Irv. ~1·3727 .. ... u.1 .. , .... -.1.1 Place an ad In our Lost and Fo11nd columns. UDO ISLE That's wt.ere people looll when they've fouad an Except.Iona! 4br. 2ba on·~~~~~~~~~~ itemolvalue. ---~ .... HERITAGE . . REALTORS wide St to St lot. rrench I::;:======;::=.;==~::::;;::::~=;;;;;;;;;- doon & beam cetUngs c._ (i'Q 'O ..(\ 11. ' _ f) 'C ~Q. • thnl out. hardwood firs, ~~ ~Cit.I ~,. <et p tr ";J ~~k~r':~°-: "Tftaf Intriguing Word"Gom• wiflt o Ct.idle Completely remodeled. ,...,. ~CIA• • f'OUAN ------By Owner. S460,000. ....,.,0 _ ,.,,~,. o1 ,,.. fl'73..84ZI. '°"' te•o.,bltid .. o<d• i,... low to lo"" lov• """',_ ...,.da &UFFS/flMEST ..-------. Lut orfer at owner I S E Y R H E direct pnce, Immediate 1-:1--,-l--y-l--,.l--.lr-2 -,I,.--, occupant·y 3 Br 2 ba, end ... __._...._ ... __ ,_ _ __. __ .._ _ __. urut "C" plan by pool Li rencedpatio. • I H E B T R I Open Sat/SUn l ·5. i---. 1 -... -........ ...-~Vista Cajon. 11 r I . 975-0198 sw.ooo ow.-I T H £ c F 1 ... ~i ..... ., ......... r r I I '.: You 061\'I D611ff9 ltOW IOftQ Has bought a notber my wife -... leftoweta. Our home Comfortable 4 1etr1gerltor 11a1 -marb. bdnnll. wtth the priv .. y r T £ M " E c I d 2Vt baths. Located in I I I I I • eo-.... .... cftvclle ._. actwsive Ea1tbluff, wlti .,, 1111o"9 "' .,,. ...i""" -d your own prtvete vlew of '°" .i. ... 1oo •·-...., No. 3 ...__ ~=~1..ea.:~~;;t.:. I ~~,~~f~9u~~s~mm r r 11 r I' r I' I tt'rtaln lng AD DED • UNSCtAMt11r 11ttr1~ 10 I I I I I I J I VALU t: own tr wl II ct 1 ~"'~wl• . . . . • • • . rarry lat T D Call Lido L....:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ree~lty~S'TJ.~~7300======:=.J~SCl~~·~w..t~..ITS~~A~•!W~.,..~~ .. ~C~l~N~l~"'~l·~M~IND~l~l~tl!! ·-. --·· . ~ ... ,. . -,,,. .. ,, ....... -.. -...... ' .......... --..... -.. ' . . " .... --. ---....... -.,._.. __ _.._. ·~ .. -·" ... "='~-·· .. • I ' • l ' • • • ~· ' t c .. ,... .... ·---... ....... ---.. . . . .. .... ·~--·--.... -···-··· ., ................ -· .. -·--- OlllP ........ ....................... ............ '"' .... VlllNG. A./C, ........... \ ••••••••••• --jliidl, QK aota. It ....... -lat. OwMt' lilaliDa.atarPAl"lrlrvlne may carry loan wl1"1 °'1-.e.41 •Mn. an t.100.000 down. Ur IPll~•l... ..!!.:_~pl.I only _ WINAYI MGllLU! MIT11MI •1N•v•e-TOIS DllAM Prime Hunlinlton Reac·h 4-pklx "'• hli&ltly dH1r11 bfe h'nt•I arra Only $14ot,MO. II won t lai;t' <'all now Rlcr IM2>a35 tfl ttU.lu J 111• t°I IMU. ... llt1• LAI .. ._._.._......_ • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e.t.MaM • 1124 .,.,.. JJ44 ... , .......... JJ" c.e..... J124 At ..... ....... .................................................. , .............................................................. . SIP: nos• , ... • •• .._ ... Ir I a.. lrple. -a,o. * Br apta. family eom I k • -· .._. Jl40 F.'&6dal 1ou110n. Cloae to lmm11C' 3 bdrm 6 den. bt. lut 6 dep. m-1611. p1ex No peta. ZIOI Apt 3 --••••-••-••• lldaoolt. pana. 1bopl. 3 16*~ room. Uke new 4:M Aliso. Can aee af\ O>Uqe Av•. 642·9780 1.4'! bed. i bath. patio. t'Ond. Lr1 lot. doae to 7pm. -Ill.DE dtit &llT fi'\o'plc-"50/mo. euc>I • le nola. 17'0. $m. Beaut. brand new I * * ar~S.U 1'* ~-PIUJL.RHlty. Illa OI LIAO bll, rrpk , lndry rm. tear CAIDOf APT *'M:I TSL Mamt -~942. um· Nrw 1'0ndo, 2 l1r, 2 h1&, I WITH OPTION • lrp1<'1;, pool ,. J'H'un1 1·.,rnc• TwnbH• ut 3br, _.newly decor»t· 2Brw/g.ar·nucpts·palnl • vrl>' 117!1 "1112 8kr Un1ven11ty ' Michelson. ed Partially fumi11hcd. Wtr pdl36-41201·5pm 2 ........ Ollfy 3br.2 lNI Nr poolltjac. home overlookln.i .iolf 2J78Placen1Ja "B"S300 3pools Sharp :.s ltdrm. 2 hath 1 Lovt>I Y qu1"t i.lre l't. a>W"lle, SJ:!O mo ~0851. Covered rt ....................... 111.E EXCITQIO PALM MllA An$ MIN\.ITESTO NPT BCH Beeb, llr2 BR from ps.Unap AdiiHi. No pets 1561 Mesa Or 15 8lks Eut ol Newport Blvd> 9am·~ 546·119110 DM.r~~ ..... "_ le. .. .... _ ............... .... . ... -.... .. ft. Hwy ...... ;. ibiUt)'. La1uaa, aub • ._ Idol, New carpet; paint., air cOod. e ne1otiable . _.u.._..,.970_ .. ,, omcE 1,.ee available ~ al 17175 Beaeb Blvd. ~ OMLIDO ............ * *·put furn •.no llr. boe• dofll ~.ooo 2 Br layfronl. d~ wick-. ·~171.teo •.. *. h u ~ 1• r 11 nl 1 I Y rm Av1611. »WNJC Jww a IDWNHOUSE...2bt...llltllt.. . car po .. a.Yi'mo , ind ordo"tr 157:.fM ~·~ Nuwport Terrace 3br . pvtpaUo.enclgar •• Adlts. cloee:':!y·::tru. Olli Pam at ~WI() 2v.ba hi•a.1r unaraded no oets avail 6/l near Talbert ln Hunt· lnaton Beach. llO per rnondl. Pllarte ..,...se --4HH-..h.~L'e •t per--month,----+-••••••••••••••••••••••• desk• per rnontb. Daily I ( '41A 11 HI HONl HOMl' Ilk lti:Al.tSTAlE t)JI 14()\ WALK TO H :.ACH Z Bd. :! Bl. + den. pa.tao pord1 ...,. lovely l'lub. pool &r JIK'W.1.1. aa.soo Aitcml . ~ ........... 5-. 120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t~ ol LUl' SUv~rwooll on MoJave H1vt"r Mv J»Yt! ri\'l'r Vlt:W, I •U'rt' $lUUO down, $100 J)l•r rno .Jl.500. phone552·~3 ---......... fwW. 110 •••••••••••••••••••••• 4-Aex for sale by Owner. near bear h 1n San Clemente Xlnt 1n\e~t m~nt $169.900/t"irm 4.1&-2955 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IASTSIDE C.M. Two 2 bdr m. untt!>, pelios, encl05ed garugr:.. extra parkmg Alley lH'· ('t'SS. $125.000. NEWPOITIEACH ltlALTY 675-1642 W....WUICs-ry! 11 .. \>t'IU'U .Xt:.-...1111 2 NUHl'Lt-:XK._ !-IA 31 UNl'rS. Anuhl•1m 19lfNITS t'~ All nl ttM~" 1>roJe1·1i. mJ ' ht• purl'hlti•L<tl un ',.,_ (l.l\lll ,1bl1• IHO ll ;lll' (>14 (WI 111 11101 I\ •tl t•tl W.int ·~ fo,,t ,111 ion l-\11 11\10 ('Jll WOltLD R.E. 541 -0100 * * * * * Loh for Sale 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 UNIT I.OT, Anuhc11n Make offt'r Mum:>'& 1\:- Mll' 1213 I 37•Hll84 IS'l'1\ ·I 1, .ll'rl' lob. Jll plan'> & pcrm1l:. f>'I for, ,.:rackd t>ni.:1nt.·crt·d . 10 min , fro m 01·n. pk,, plaw & sl'l1ls. i.:1111d un ·a. unc:k•ri.:round u11l ()Her. 4~~'i l1 H<1BJ\'n : RI lot Norlh Tu:.t1n Hil1:. Lt'\'l•I 1, at.·n · l'.111 Grt'1mr~ ,\ Ucnni:. ltl•al ty 75.1}. J 120 ...... home / TrirPrt&s 2300 Pnme Newport Peninsula !oration. 5 older units on :.! kA..s. To be sold (IS u IO•U tax deferr<'d ex<'huni.:c Call Carolyn 642·517 1 or lt1chard Rosenth a l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213)392·~. Aj:?t. At :i:w---l:k!ach .1l. W.1Llc irSf.41142 s.M.000 ,\dult:-, l'J\STSIDE Costa Mesa :J nopets agcnt !lli41-151t l ·~&:~95.(kXl. 642·25HI ~County - -Property 2 500 fuper rt.'<llJl·tion. 6 units >< •••••••••••• •••••• • • •• • garage.;. $!2.000 i.:ross. ap1'r at ~ti!l.000 A!> sume lst or ~01.700. Now ;ti s:.!45.000 rrin 0111\ A.i..'l 675·51!00 ~rr,\' · 1-:a:.ts1dl' brund 11c~ :thr. 2ha unit + rcrn•><Jclt·d 3hr. 3ba ho ust' w Fl' 13X gross Sl!IH .SUO 7!)2·2550. ~Properly 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3HOUSES F.:a.."il.!>1de C.!\1 3 separal ,. hou.-;es on 2 loL-; 1\l' r11,,,., from p1trk . Super l111·a I lOfl. Sl55.000 A pRE1TIG€ q_ ____ ~_HOM€~ JJ:l3W. Coast llwy. NB 645-6646 7 UHITS-C.M. ****** VA APPROVED HOMES All Anos· OrcJ. Co. NO monl'' tlo\\ n up to SJOU,1~111 \'dc·ran t\dm1n1,.,tra \11111 Suh::. Brokt.·r WORLDR.E. 543-1626 :t-1 fir.. 7 tla\' Wl•l'k Lion t ~a•l to-buy r1·al <':>lalt'. bu} real c:.IJll' and WAI T' ****** RanchH, Farms. Gt-oves 2700 ....•.................. 4.51\ lluby Hl'<J I ;rupl'frwt ~I P ,\ Will 1·on~11lt.-r 1rade 1714 1 !1<!2 n~m ~aut. 4 new lJuahJ•n >-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"ireplaces. xlnl localmn HauM-s Fu.Wshed TSL Inv ml:. ll4:! lfiOJ ••••••••••• •••••••• •• • • Few UHITS-C.M. Newport leach 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near new. 3 Ur owrwr!> c; n arm 1 n j.\ ;i I) rt r m unll. 2 bu. frpl, 2·c·ar Havv1ew M11btl1• ll11ml· gur .. 3-2 Br. 2 IJa. unit" 1\vuil .Jum· & .J ulv $.~Ill TSL Jnvstmts 64:!· lf~l:I l;"r mo fi7.5 11:.1-11 • Ok1r tri·plx on dbl lot. wt , rux shltr . $175,000 1ofr HauM-s Unfumished owntagt 840-1879. ••••••••••• •• •• •••• ••• • _______ ,General . - ....................... 1202 S65,000 DOWN 4 Deluxe units. 0Ht-n·!1 ill S250.000. loy McCcrdle,Rltr 541-7729 Oceanfront i\ pt /llote I Npt Bch. Owner curry S195. 000. 67 5·285.'> COsta Mesa SpKial Two super duplexes. All 2 bdrm .. I buth. Un li.:c . lot nr. schools. shoppinj.\ Super location. Prftl'd to sell now! S200.000 ...... leachleauty l'h Blks. from ocean Terrific 4 unit bid~. M itr apt. 3 bdrm .. 2' ~ bath:. w/2 frplcs. + two 2 bdrm. & one l·bdrrn apts. Grt. v alu l'' S!40.000. Wftley H. Taylor Co. Realtors 644-4910 MEWllUMITS Out of stale. 154 Units $3.040,000 40 Units S780.000 38Units 1174.000 1Lowint. as11um. lo1:1n1 ------...-....-. . IL.ow int. assum. loan I Prin. only please! • D. Bow'ke. RllrS46·99.'iO 6UNITS BUDGET RENTS 1-:l'11n11m~ S;1ve gai-. + l1 m1· 1 b1-:< .\pts c 1 i.::. F l 11r S!IO I hr for ynu & J.. 111 ... SU'i I !Jr h."t' llunL lk h :mrs S!75. S280. 11w1s S!85 2br furn. quiet di\ S:!ll.'i 1-1-! 2br frpl C ~I :mn. ~I. tli!J. ~J:.0 Nwpt ll<'h 3 +-<!ha ssr10 fp 4Brs $1!J5 5Br:. S>75 I I B Hon.e prop <!hr only SllMI 557-0825 llomcfinder!> Slate W1d1· ******* VA.APPROVED HOMES All .... os •OrcJ.CO. NO money tlo"' 11 up tu SJOO.ooo Veteran Admtn1stral1on Sal~ Broker WORLDR.E. 541-1626 ~ Hrs. 7 day wecl- 0on ·1 wail to bu.\ real estate. huy real e:.talc and WAJ1'! ****** 1206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . frpk , s tovt'/rcfri)(, W!lhr/dryr, t675 yrly no pet.ii. 494.3223 eves ..... , ...... 1207 Owner earn financing at 10'1'1%. 20% down. full -------m 9266.IOO. Xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA POINT iJk, 4 Ba, dbl garu.:c. lge mi&ter suile. watlrtb beach/bay. 195()/mo. Yr- l_y lea.w. A$!ent. 642·5200 •TWO S'fORV 4 bdrm :l View' A~;,. J';.y h.t· mW Wi 73723 . ..wa£kl71ol lahappil A~ ~· :1 Udrm. 2 ha N11•v hu formul dtn rm lltin tfl75. S.-5764 -•••t a.wwlm•t Nll't•ly J1.,·urt1I· UM)' •l75 mu S24-6281S _ tr.15. 2 Br. efrijl. C&O. at W-.r ,.,, I.ow flla•nl >at J OCF..ANFRONT L~e 4llr. palJo. Ad Its. no pets 847 6064 l\251mo M7 11Gil 1'~cdl I yr old :I Br d~n. Jb-a. 3 frpll·i. 731·AW.1Mh,673-7787 • 't Hit, I '> ttu. :: l'ilr i; .. 1 f111k tvd" UI\ $Miu A._tt ll7.'.>.-tit.1U 111 1,,.11 ~'141 M1.,.11 \. 1·111"' I Ur 1-:x1·1• h11n1,·. 111·wly 01:" Sil .. !t 111 l' I i: .11 J l' Ill' I I )Wn(·r :...i; <'4:11 th1 1mv,1t1· \o.irt.l, I 11 Ulll 1111111, N•J 1•,.1, $il:>U t)U~ .! tlr 1•ottul{1' ,.:ar n ·ll1 in 111.11 Nu <'Pl dqr.. C'pl No dog,. ~Z'i ~ ··107:J 2hr hlm't' 'lm 1• & 1wr .. g1· l-'t:.1t1'l'. fr11k . ~ 111 d i:nJnr-f>S7 7lllkl l>l·:J.l,XE :! Hr l'1)11tlo :!' · ha p, t h111•kyurd ,\ 1 l11C'h(.'t.I :! 1·ar gar, fr,1k. 11ut11 gar dr opnr. I ra,,h t.'<.1111µ6-7J 22!(:! hl~ II :I & fl OCiiia Point 3 2 2 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Jlr 111;1 ll\'l'illl \'H'W. $125 Ifill ·19:l·51W5 :111r i dl'll & :inl sl .~ dt.'l'k. par\oramtl' \'l(.'W l.)~n S'i50 rl'll• ;w~:.? Formosa 121:11 1:144461 :! flit hml'. Ol'l':.l/l \'U, heams. fpk , patio SUS ~3:!20 Fcuwtain Vall~y 3234 ······~················ llOMES fo"OH rn::-rr :1 or I hr Pnt:t.'m siJri tu S">25 Fnl'd } urd & g<1r:.1g e,., FJm1l1l·s p lt·a:.1·. k 111 -. &. p1•1 ... wekume C,111 \164 Z'>64i or m:1.2!f7 1 t\1-'\. no foe ~nqton Beach 3240 ••.•.•....•...•........ ~w 2K.'7 ,,,, fl , 7i HH . l'X l't'llll\ t' h111l\I' .. 1)./\ I' flOll· \llJl:t•Jll ltarhour mu11) xtra,., Si!J.'i (.':1 II .\I 1 kl'. ~llHi:Jl•i townhouse. frpk . lg Sl.S50/mo.Agt7!>9-1120 1 ... la9•Gr•ada ll,?.~k'°·~ ... .!5. 04 5071 llcr1tagc ;t _ __.,1 _ _,,_ 1276 ~ 28r. new, W/D hook-1 ... ...,., .....,""""'9111"C up, I car ~arage, $355 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 557·:!704 . (213) 5eacious 3 BR. 2'"2 b11. ltANt 11() SAN JOAQUIN Townhouse 41 Br. dt•n. 2 ha Top le vel. G rt•at Vll'W ' SS50 mo /\VJll Juul' I tHO 1:!12 or 7!H 7~ lmmaruJatc :J BH. l'':u111· I) home w1 lovel} }:ird. p rl\ Jt.•y, fpk. a :.:.l•l' pool, ~rdnr tndd ~50 "'° l..inl(o Heal F.stall'. 497 al~ .! t lll.'11. r;.m rm. :Iha, <! lrµb . 2'.!00 sq rt, Wood· l111dgl.' f17r> mo. 552·52:li! LOl)IMll 9.och 3248 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bulldl'r',., Custom !Im. :?!Jr 2ba. d1•n Som1· m· \'\J llcau y r.I Gar !Ian· dy to shp,.: & bc·h $7110 mu yrly ls1• 581 ·7000 <Iv:-. ,.,.l'. :ll'!ll 12'JI< Bl•a ul1ful :1 hr ho me ~ ,µunorun11l' v1ew . ~ h u ).! l' d e 1· k s . a I I iJ IOt'nltle " S l 3UU . !H9-I lllti LC1CJMG Hills 32 5 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coodu 3 BH . ~ ha. 2·t.·ar g;,r \'It'~ ~-I UO mo ilJ3.2613 an ·tpm ~aUllful ocn & hill vie w. 431"'255 f'rplr. Dshwsr encl Rllr. 38r + dt-n. 28a, lse ~5 -laundry h-"u"" Avail mo. 211 Calle Dorado cuue .. " • 11 $485 mo p I> G---''"n a~ .. , bdrm. ct••n. ....,... ,..,. 12131434·4461 put111. irepluce. dbl. ~c! · eJ.a:y. ---garai:e. sunderk. Avail -----s.rta AllO 1210 6·5 Adults only. $4!15 :Juper l & 2 BR apt & con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti33·5620 Days 54R 3600 do. C'lose to beach. <'lean 2 Or 2 Ba condo, l'arpcts, drapes. pn v patio. up iuaded Call 548·~100 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPACIOUS 2 · 3 br c'<l nt.lus nr So Coas t l'lal a , 1-'rwy at'n·~s to I rvtnl' l'Omplcx 557 •!HOO ----3 bOOrm Condu. tmdO,,l'd i.:ara~e. air l'Ond. Comm pool. $400 /mo. 493-!J7!Hl -----Apcrirntnh Funtish~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gefterol 3702 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Rl'nl 1-·urn 1i-hl·d Ra<.>hl'lor:. U111t Tht.• Spr tni.:s Call afll'r 5pm 49'-J·4:184 llaa.oa Pettinsufa 3707 . ••..•......•.......... SleC'p1n i.: ro om ~ & k1t<"hl'nl'lh·:. S75 JH'r wt."ek & up (.lt:l.'an 1-'nint ITTa.87110 Ev~ w1bltn.' Call soon. won't EAST SIDE ~ Ur. hlt n s , pat 10. washer·dryer hook up. S345 mo. No childn·n o r µ:t..o; t Pf'P11Cr~oods1. 314 JI Monte Vista. :>48 1157 HEWflORT APARTMENTS l Br ~60 Mature adults. no Pl'I'> 2-lj() Nc·wi:>ort Bl;d Costa :itl·"a Lar~l· I bdrm upper ~f\5 Qutl'l building with Ill·~ UI 1ful I a 11clSl' a ping l<ll•al for adult~ uvcr :is Nu pct:. L E EW.\HI> /\PTS. <!020 Fullerton Aw. l l blk t·a~t 1'l'"' purl ,\v1· & I hlk :-oul h 11r B;,y l 631--03!17 la.st Andy. 536· 7330 OC'EAN FRONT. mland view. adults only. <! Br 112 Ba. _pool. s auna. secur bldi:. $500 Tom . 13).6.D) 1536·3483 Cleun & Cozy. 2 IH< I Ila t'Ofldo. O;W. nl'w paint. t.lrµ... pool. no la~l mo no pt.'t.'. sa.'ill mo 16677 View Point Ln Cull 846· 1371 lrtiM 1844 ...................•... H:.tnt•ho !-.an J<1aqu111 twnhM! IB ll +loft. 1'·2b11 . 1\dutt , S 5:!5 :!t3 5<1 U 37,,5 ;,-11 7607 t•\ \_':'\ 1lw V1lla11 ~hr <!ll;i. patio & lilt m~ ~!15 752·1I1 I l'Xl 2731!ys '1)1.l'll'X :!hr. lrpl\', p:t1 10, 11W l.ak1·~ ~l1r I•• ha. 1111 Vl'fl 1:~ llakl•f ~r l'l•lf th,. l.1kt• ~7:} 75;!· I I 11 i'(1 SlJ.5 mu ;,.1:; filN.J.1 ext 273 ti~:. 2 rm. hath & I .. ti JO Jounn LC1CJMG ~ 3252 Costa M•sa 3724 S I l' M 53 111 No 1·h1lclre11. sma II doi.: ok i;12 iJ.l·I c;ol( 1.:ourse \ 11·~ JWllO l'flrtflo Haru·hlJ !'.an .111:1 qwn. 2 Ar ; clf•n. rl'lric. pool ., pa. g-,:1!; !ltiO :C'1:! I ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURY 2 IDRM MIGUEL SHORES LEASE fl<>hmd ~uardcd j?alt•:. .• 1 t·harm1ni: roomy :! Rll ho m l' w a l' 1· r:. s 1 11 fa bul uus rt'l' rl' a 11 o n fartlltJC~ & casv ~alk Ill pnvalt' l>l•!Jl'h · !fj(~J m11 ,\sk for Nigel. U.J.I i:ll t agent HramJ new :i hr. :! h,1. hllrb , clllJC'. t.·rpt:.. 11111•\ I ras Lnds«ptl. s:;7;, IH'I Ply ·194-0237 Newport leach 3269 ....•.......•.•.•...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA DE ORO /\LL UTILITIES PAii> <.:ompa rl· hdnrt• yuu rl'nl cu~l o m 11e,.,1J,!n re ;11 u r (':. s p a (' I ll ll ~ knr hl'n ~1th 1nt11r 1·1·1 lighting, scp11r:itc d1111ng art·a. full lenl!lh m;111 .1 .. I' 11 l Im a n 1 n h ,1 I h KlnJ.!~IZI.' lx.•tlruums. 110111. BBl~. s urruun•kd ~ 11 h 11lu ~h l<1n1bt:i11111 g AOL'LT LIVING AT IT'S m:•ff. NU PETS Cutt·:! b1. I lia. 1·nd gar ~r OCC' l'o pd:. Sl<!5 1;,1:w ; Eu!it,.,1111· :!Irr lli:o , IJ.! pallfl. lll'W l'Pt ". <lrp:-.... ()alOI i\ll ulh S:l~dl 1;.:! ~,r;IJ 1.l!t' I hr .111t. SJIHI 11111 1'111nonu !>.t n •t.•I, I· \1 ,\1.,'I X:lli·li1lli I E """°duple>. I llr. f,•nt·1·1I yrtl NO !111).(,. S:lllll ~-7!J:l.'l lalptaleach 3848 ...•..••••.•••....••... l:ll•luxe nt'"'I) <k1•t1ral•••I ~ 11'1rm apt 011 llt'l'<in "'"' r \'11·t11r llUJ!U Jl ,.,1 1• 11 µool. ele,·alor , suhl1·1-r.1 nt_·;..n p,u k 1n~ 51,'. 4.~t-!U!J 3869 ..•••...•.•••.......... PARK NEWPORT II J 1'11 l' I 11 r , . I '• r !. llt.-dmom:. & To~ 11t111w-.«' 1"r11m S~1:1 ;)(} Sp.·1·1;u ulJr 'P.J. 1111al r1'l'l l'Jl 11111 1>r .. )!r ,, m 221 19th St I hr. :!' • hu. N<J &;'L'F.1 \ 1 "· ,. ctn h r .-. ,. / p "' vOn tl,hw r. frpk. :dnl <.trt·a. r<'n tals Villa l<cntab I Udrm fumi:;hcd s.i:1~ :! Bdrm fum1:.hecl s.11111 :165 West Wilson 1714!6'12 Hl71 ,\1tulL-.. I hdrm l'<•rJll'l. dra111..-:-. r lrl'P hH'l'. f m·tl 11:.t~~·~pt.'ts. r,-11!·272.1 ,.11nal µro,:?r~m• 7 "'"'''· 11 tl110J!' l'OUrt:. 1\I Fa.,1111111 marnt $5() g.11i-'i!#il 6'7!H!H2 Bkr Mu l 11 r h o m l'. ., 1· If t'llnlamcd. (11l pn' lot O.K. For <! Sl<!fi o\lu 540-:!lii!J ·I Br.:! ha. ,.Jl·an, new 1·rpt. drµ... J.f'dtnl Sl!15 1 ~>I · 2tJ60 •2·STORY TW~HOM 1-:• 'IBr, 11,Ba. pool. tenn1o.;, 11t.•<.tr :.huppang. Sl:AI "''' 12131 K37 t;ii:i.i ur 1i lll !A:>l SI~ OM WATER Rent or Lff Opt. ~tt.·e 3 Bdrm famtl~ room home. 9:)tl5 m11 • 1r <.t v a 1 I ah l e ls t· 0 111 ~l!l.5UI Wll h 10' • 11pl IOCH1l'' Woterlront Homes 631 · 1400 :1 hdrm 2 ha l'ls1• t•1 l)l'h S5511 m " ;-,31; 1111111: '~Wi-R:'.1141 1r. 1111>a. Ir)! lrw 'rd . mi:lt.'S & l'eb UI\ SJMIJ 114.2 · l!21 ~I ~on ~ 3242 •.•.....•.•.•.......•.. WATEIH'l!ONTCONDO L<w1•ly 3 hr. 411, h;i l'Od unit llm·k frplc-. hhns, fl l>I t•nrl J!.irai.:1• SI 1 p arn1l Lcic:.l' SK75 Pl'l!I!~, !J60..•l:IJ2 3244 ..•.................••. Beautiful new 2·-"tY. :1hr, 21 ~ba. wtsunkcn 1·1111 vcrsatmn pit & rrpk. Wl'l bar Hlttn va c uum . /\M 1F'M 1nl c r e 11m lhruo ut . bll 1 n n lit). m11:rowa,·e ovt'n. t.l1~h ~:.i shcr , 2 l'ar J,!ar w e lec t . d r 111111 r S71:101mo. Ulil. tnt:ld. Kids 0 K. Oay:. ~·6605. l'Vt'" ti:JI 0509 4o' Boat shp !k;rnt dt.·•·or 2 stv. :I hr. 21:• ba tnh~w V1t~ or wa tl'r '''""' now Sll5() mo yrl~ 1-.1· llcf'!>. 675·ii775 Tr111ler. :er. i-.1•1·lu<lt·cl I hr. ut1I p1I S!75 :!S:1>1 Nwp!_l:!.I. I rcar 1li-lli·ll l17 LCICJMG 9.ach 37 48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA 111-:ACll MTI! INN Sil.5.wk & up Ma11J sen . t·olor TV. hl«tk ll pool. t.:l1I c?l 11 40 l·S:!'J I ~'>N Coast lh\~ Studio. hloc·k, from V11· Ion a l~<.tth SJ..">O 1:-.1 m•1 ~II thl·rciJltt.·r ·•1111 .st.'<·unt~ Ul'Jl lJt1I 111d 11 J96J·2S27 I Ul,OCK TO UF.,\l'll Pct-h Jbr. :lbu w 1~· bout Newport leach 37 69 ~hp 9l5C) fi40·.J91!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :!l)r. 2bll. 2 car l.(Jr n1~hw. re fr1 1:. S575 1 m 11 Diamond Real 1-:-;tal" f..15·7!l73 ill•:aul 1ful I bdrm · pool htiml'. nt·w t·arpct. 111·~ ,.,toVl' w mit·ro ~a\ 1· m en. ne~ puml ltt.•a(I~ lor 1mmL'CI. oceu11~11wy <.;urdenl·r & pool scn'lt.'l' 1nc•I SIOOO pe r mo 833-llllOO i\i.:cnt 2 llr + den. 2 R<.t, 111 l·farhor Vtt'W. nt.•w pa111l Adult!., no fl Cl:. S7Ull 21;11540-Z'>S:l 1-.:.A<;T Hl.t; F FS·3Br :!Ba. 2 pat ms. 21:. l';H 1:01 r. w.-.hrtdr.) r. rl'fni.t. 5li50 mo (2131 li1K·8021 1:$1\Yf.'HONT 21lr. 4111a . :!II' t10al slip opl111na l. ~ rl,\. no pels or 1·h1ld r1·11 E\'t'l~11 6:11 2olf!2 WE HAVE SUMMER RENTALS TAKIN<; llESt:RV1\TIONS associated BllOKEl!S -REALTORS 201', W Bolboo b 11 lbb 1 Short lt'rm n•ntals Hy lh(' week. now a\ail No re<.·. A1.wnl 675·1< 1711 Dana Point 3826 . .........•............ I Ur.<!': 11iJ S$% mu 2 Hr. 1 ha. ~l mo l'\I •·m·I p:11111 & g:.iragl' l.!•h 111 1-(ras~ :S:l.').",2 Ill U•' I.a 11 11•m -1!¥; !l:!Jtl •1r 4!11i·:J:1:,.i or .\!Jf ... 9'li'5 1-'or l<t nf Ua11~1 1'01111. lllt:f( Siik ('OIHlll. ~,;;, l'u11• howw ~11111 Dl'luxc \'it·~ a 11t s.'>511 1\J.:l 1!1:1 nw; ~on ~ach 3840 .......••...........•.. .\I L\HI'. bcurh 1.2 & :1 Bit. frplc'. cl1sh~:-hr. ).!ara~e & JHtl ltl" '.'\o Jl l'I " !lf~~23."lli, ~l.n(b l'-llHi:l4~1 Seawind Vjllage ~('\Ii I ~ bdrm lllXUr\' adult apts 111 M µtans from SH5 -t Jl!)OI:.. tl'll 111:-. wu'•·rr:il b . p1111tf, · 1-'rom San l>tt'J.!11 Fr"\ dnn· :"'onh on lk;u•h lo Mr Fadden lht•n w,.,.,1 1111 i\ld·'add•·11 l•1 S"''" 11111 V1 llagt.• t 711 tKfl:I 'il!.111 2 & :Jllr-.. m11\ 1· 111 t111la'. wlk to .. h11p11111L! & ltu, s 1:15 to 'S.l!ir1 >M:.!-!llM·I. l~lli-0507 b la11d. Jaml>11rl·c & ~an J•J<.t(jWn lhlb H•m•I 17141644-1900 OCEAM FtlOMT :I hr. 2 ha w oHu·e ,.,.,. r I) 1-'rpk, 1:ar. Slll~I 'l~I. Mgmt 1;.1~ 11,11:1 BAY 1-'HO!'IT :! hr ::11,1. gl)'l \ u !' .. nthou,.,,. ·011 21 ~lx1. Sli:At l~J0.11!~!11 111 fi75-k!J!.() 1219 Pa tnn · :l lir. • h.1. n 10do SplH le•\ 1•1 ~ I rpl, & µuol ~ mo K.1:1·1111;~ C.ICEANFllO;\'T 1 ll(lrm. I ha 't''·arh 1\)!t•nt li7a·3f11.:1 ;'-;l·\\ nr Lido Shop,. \ 1 I~ F IJ. JliJI :! l1r :.! 11.1 1·111 ;.;., IM.'l!'· ~I ;>:11 407;1 C.1111111 :.! llr. 21 • li:1 1111 I urn l'.IJJl' I' 11d '.'1:f111 tii5-ti3f..i(i afl l'r :lpm ';l 'l'EH 2 11r man',.,.,, s1.111 • SU,\HI' I 111 ~:10 l>C! 'jj I!"> '1111< :!ha 1111111•fltpl\ '' l..Jdo 1-'amtl\' 1m•t . '1:'111 Mo 1\1.'l tii5·~1711 3876 ..........•............ ·\dull ~lutll• 1 .1µ1. '' "',. n•fr1i.: & Ulll SI!"' 11111 SJ.')1110,.,tart 1~12 ~I .• Sm!Juon Capistrano 38 78 ........••...•.......•. !Ur. ranf!1· & rl'fru . .'. pool. no pc t !>. ,:1511 •tll• 4~;.~1.831 filGl Rcomw-/llltehenettt" P11ot office. Pbou trJ6 week & up 642-4321 ext. 276. 548·9'1~ -Sinale·3rm suite avail in Wanted room to rent N.H. rull serv olfc bldg. Nr or Ba Ibo a a r e u . o.c airport. Recept 6., Employed m an . sports phone ans. Secy serv. :• minded. prefer spor ts t'OOf rm, etc. Plse call •=-. minded people. 645-9MIS. 752·61.88. ~~~~--~~-8 e d ·S t lt t n R room & J MO. FREE RENT P r 1 vat e b a t h to 250.500 sq. rt. offices employed younl( lady· Frum $145. Incl. uUI. 771' ' S48-4(177 w 19th St. 540-2200 . Luxurious room above S?arage for neat e mpl'd person No :.moke r!. :;41Vi197 ------S--r Rtftfol1 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.aguna, oceanfront, pnv beach. flshinR. weekly 499<1116 Rena1ssancl' Lido :,;crf;ont 2br. old1·r udlL'>. !\lay 29 Jun1• 21i Sl<W mo. 673·881!6' BF:i\l'lffRONT •tlir 2hu eompl rum home F'rµk. w:.hr1d rv. dshwhr. 2 rar gur. no i>eL~ Avail J\Jne <!Ill SI IOIJ. f145 ~:1:14 . . fM.!kSll:! Vocation Retttals 4250 ....................... !louse for rent. Bit.: Bear City sl~ 6. hnen:. furn S2."J nitely pr <'Pl <.:all aflt·r :i p m MH· l!IK!f UHi BJ-:/\H Lukl'frnnt Calw1 Sml or lg1• ~roup,., ~1gr 711 !lflll 77tll On •anl ron1 ~ h r .! 11;1 hou.-.1· /\vt11l 1111" lhru .lunl· I~ hi.5·-l!Jll llkr l)larn•1111lh1·;11I h11nw .. 1 111 :1 Ba . JJ11t1I ..! "k 11\111 t1~1t1I """' lilll< :i:!·I jl:t1i l..q.!U n,1 ll11-.1t1llPlll llt•:1Ul l11t'.1l lllil ~1"11' '" lw~1dt .Juh -: •. 111 ""''lo. ,\UI.! lJ'.'>IJ \l I.. t:t. :!lH:! 111 .Wf :0Q LI!•· 11111 lll•ar (';tl1111 lrlt·1il rur tit.JI i.;l'I ,1\\,1~ \,II ,I t1011 1-'11r .. umtn••r 1" .st:I'\ a111111:-'"'" :>1:. 1~111. Rentals to Shore 4300 ....••.•............•.• ROOMMATES Share-H·Save EnJU) man· l'a~ le:. .. • 1\ll 1\)!ft. & Lt (('St) ll'" W1• l'ht'1·k Rcl \'rt'nt·l·' Call 546·4282 ..;int•t• l!nl Wt• h0t\" h..lp••f! lhtll.ll>Jnd,. or 11ur "''' nl,. rind nx1m m •• Le,, \\-•· 1 :i 11 help you LOO' HOUSEM.iTES g,'l;: 11:11 I 21 :11 lfili "I I.I Yni: r•i0mmal1• want1•1I 111 'hr :.! Br '.! ll.1 ..ipt. J.1'1•11. J3•'. tl'Mt!> Sllilf mo l'a II ~11;.;1729; hd K·5 1hk I or St.Jp .\1:tn :.<t .. likt•" 111 1•1111k look111i.: for ,q1l h:.L' IC> :.harl· wtlh -;tra1,:?hl non , m 11 k1· r m I I' ,1 11 I :.'ii :!1:1:i :;:r. j ®! L1!1· Ldl!Ull.1 hnu,.,1· 1•1 ~h.ir1· S111 1.!I" p;1r .. 11l ~ duld prch•rrcd. s,!t)5 mo Pam 5-lti l!c)+l "ork • 1!11 .i:J.m humt· :. tt;tJmm:t ll'' M F 111 ... han· It.: lot·h ho11~1· l''t lxirtn & hath St50 11111 rd , !ttiU ;-,.">NI Hu.~1111-:.,. man, :1:1. ofr1.·r~ In~ n•nt lo nt.•Jt 111111 srnokmg lad~ 111 n ·turn ror hi t.• h-;kpJ.! t 'uslum ·lhr. Lag u11a N1j!U1·I hou..... 195 .'>."'Iii 1\1 i-· :.han· 2Hr. :!Ha n111 rto. reliable. :.tn 11ghl , 111111 Sl'l'lllkcr SJl' lil il .1;.i:~ f"<'m to shan• 2 BR . 2 h:i, N B upt on bc<.tc•h Sll"l mo mdd.c; uttl ,\ vail now All 5.~642·321l'! CdM dlx suites. util pd. i\C. ampl pkg. Fr $19~. :.xi· No lse reqd. 67~ .-WPOIT CINTR EXEC sums 1'\JLLSERVICF. OCEAN VJ EWS Newport l.,.cy c.,,,.. 644-7180 ... IME LOCA TIOH ON WATER. Availablt' for professional or retail olficcs. Totul of 3000 :.q rt <.:an be d1v1ded tntO smalll'r units. ·Drive h.' 2Ji33 W C:oasl Hw y, NII. thl'n t all Ai:cnt a1 6:!1· 14'~ HO Sq n 44" per sq 11 mi mo l~·atL'1:11 !~!I< ( DOW NT O WN Cu:.t J :i1t-:-,, :JIMJ ~II ft ltJ :!!;1111 "'1 II ('pl 1lrps. air · 1•111111 Rl·:t ~U ll Bk' 1;;5.1m-1 1>11•1 !:)c.1 Ft Bldg l'nn11· 0 (' lo1·utwn. Ajd. 111 I ) I' ,\1rport fiO' ' t1frtt•1• 111•, wan•h11u,.,l'. For lc·a .. t• h\ owner Ca 11 !fN..Z:L'IJ . 1ctilt Stt 1-'I nwd11·ul·1m 1I •111·-. ;'l;('~·I\ d1•n1rall·d .\mpk rrkg 15ct11 1- r..11t·lla. llranl!l' PruJ1·r \l)!lllt l'tt 1131 7<1-14 111 11• 1· ur ('11 mml'rt.:1.i1 -.p.11·1· 1n <111wnl11~ 11 l..;,l!l.llla t.;;.ntlmark Lilli).! l,!llltl:.q II or will div1dl' .l!I.$ 1535. •If 4\l:!·lllUll 4ll2 l~JI BEST CdM OFFtCES · Very 1mprcss1ve offl1T <.tJlll..,. t:entrally locut1.'tl 110 ,.,outh Stdt' 11( <.:oa:.L llwv Two 2nd rt our .•• ,p:11·1·.. lmmat•ula ll'IY • 1•!.•an & n·a1lv fnr 1m lllt'\I 11n•upartl'Y Would make• J?reiit corporatt' 111 11\'l' Onlv SJ95Jmo. C;tll uml.J.11· ROGERS REALTY 675-2311 - CENTER POINT£ EXEC. SUITES .IJmhorec & l tat>Arthut Bay Windowi. Plush Carpet 752-2737. IXfit·•· :11;c,1:<;q rt for r1•n1 .\1.11 n S t . II k l'ti ll 7;,1 N/J[• 11cuul lum or un(urn. uf· fll'\' l'nna :l j.!<aS SUlllOn, . & lrt'l•way ~111 lo nto. All ·am1•r11tH'~ !ll~I <!7!J3M -F l'ii.L~t II"' at.ldr,·s,. l-i ir11 pn 1 urftl'" S250 0111 0.'!lk -"P3<'•' $150 11111 Cop1c,. answcnn!-( sn 1-. ,.,l.'1' y bookkecµcr avail on h'I' bas1,., 4!M-!>421. EXECUTIVE SUITES ...... ,. ..... •, No~ ·woocls :1 hr. :1 bu. 21kX• sq fl . luc fa mily rm. frplt·, d~hwhr. rn<'d y d . ).!ar W a ter & i.:anlcner pd llr:md 1ww :.;.u~, mo. Kids ok. n11 Jlt.'1!- i\J!t. no r t c !164 :!5fill. ~n:1 .m1 ti Bdrm. 4 ha humt'. d 1011·e area lrv1n1· SIUOO mo 631 11.ll() llcryfront Condo Luxunous with fureVl'r view 2 Udrm:., 2ba Sl·c·unty & 11r1";t1g1· m >•mo bl.' ... ......_nh Fumished -.:: ~IMd 3900 Rmmate to share 2 bdrm -2 ba apt $150 m11 + ut1I Lu ,..uriou:. ufrll·c,., :.11:.i1·111u,., l'onfe re n t.'>' r 1111 m . ,. x t.• e u t 1 -. 1· Sl't:r clary. persona l phont· lo'llvcra).!c, rct:l'I' 110111~1. Xl'rt)X. notar) Lt.:..i ,.,1· ur month t o month Nt.>ar So Cousl Pla7.a. Oruru:l' County t\1rport & 1-'rN•way. Call \'tr~llll<t 979 :!lfll Woodbndjo!l' PIUt.'t'. ~ Bit. :Iba .. formal dlnmg, ltv & rum rm Ltx·att>d un park with a view or mt~ 1175 Mo. Al{l 644·5403 fi31 ·3444 Waterf1 •t HOillC I 631-1400 3 Br. ram rm. m Hrbr Vu w tieardener . $675 imo fi40.4829. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IN6-8154 0 I-' C S U I T E 5 ... S a 11 Ot·meote xlnt l0t·. pv1 & q1111•t L•ps ta1r!" I lit." ut1ht1es. A.l'. nl'w t•pl, ui:ea n view. Various size:-. SIUO & up Mr C lark 4!1fl ·ll fi9 4 •tr 831·6161 . Colta Mesa 1124 Luxury J br 2 ba. 'P<il'wus ...!· " MAP interiors . Ind UW, slov~. • .: . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm, I bath apl Adults. $350. mo. Gus paid. 642.5073 ----- rpl t•s . & p r 1v utt• i cur . ("' garai:es ~ Un111111• floor; p l a n s . rent1ni: rrum S4951mo Roommatt'. l"nt Bl'h bayfront 1luplt».. M 1-· £'\II. !Jli4.26111l. tif5 ·122 1 Roommall' wunll'd. prof ft'm :!!> & up 2 Br 2 Bu fully furn Woodbmli.te rOl'ldQ £')(). Avail now !'>59-!11.11 :>':IO·tll:lll A:.k for I•--------• J1mmll' iloratie Rental. $351mo. sinf(lti enclosed. llunt. Bch. Peggy. 960·4392 SHARP OFFICE MODERN BUILDI NI; In downlown Hunlinl(l.on .. . Office To Slw'9 anCoronadel Mar. Call 644-8494 '· .. .l ·-· m'deo Grove Area. No deferTed malnt. Prin on· ly please . Agt D . Jollnaon m-9300 4.ptex Costa Mesa ex· ceUent location. 1167 .400. ~&'D-Oall6 __ - lr673-4386 Eves. CclraM .. M-.. --1222 .. 523 CAMPUSDl·IP.'11 .. E BACKBAY 3 11drm. 2 bu water paid, IJ75 mo. Ask for Ron Lee 964·2455 LA MANCHA APTS Large. l,2&3 bd garden apls. Adu II!!. Ds hwh r. bltns. encl gar. gas bbq . Pool Gas Pd 778 Stott Pl. OO·~Y13: &15-5611 •Single. Harbor·Adums. C.M. $3.S. Ston1ge only 833-8974. Office Rental 4400 Dix I-rm. orrice 1tdJ A1rporter Hotel. N11 lca.<11.'. 8.1J.J:!Zj, 9 to 12 _,. . • . "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Rr. I ba. newly finished hardwood noors . rnmo Tenfflc Trt•• locale. Agt. 675-0562 in HamtiQllloa Aeach at . ---JOl8 EnaJand. Look. but. 2 6 den + dlmng. frplc. 1 doa't t.oucb. Call Bob be I blk to bus & shops. ""•'~n ~=/64S-~~24 1llUX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mella Verde 4 br. 2 ba. Wtat Coat• lleaa. 2 fam rm, rrplc. wet b•r. 8*m Wlb. WW lhow mw cpt, lie yd. no peta. ;;1uv1.!:t1h flow . •· '751·81. __ •_ ........ .....__l'IMl __ ll_1D11. Condo. adlls. 2Br. ....... 2~8a . bltna . i' ll•COMTIACT ..,.../dryr, dbl gar. 229 I• a lot. W. WU.00 # 12. M0-0096 E11t lid• Coat•. 2Br1Ba.encl1ar.beam IPJH~fudl • ..,...a~ cellla11. n u car~t / .., •-Dr.lba,wh. dr•-no -ts 5 Orr/~.Hl·l IJl 751«J .. -. . -"Ii• ....... .,,--.. -... -..... nJlt1LEROCK lslancl :l br exee. tiome. Never lived in' 1 l850, 752·0023 aj(t Turtlerock Brood moor home, 3 Br 2 Ba. great condition. clo!le to pool. Lease. 1825 mo. Incl. gardener. Cell 83..1-32S8 3 Br 2 IJa townhome. Univ. Prk Terr .• comm. pool 6 JllC .. no peta. Sub· mit dllldren. 1185 s lse. Al#,. 8'75-9' 3br. 2"'bath University Partt home. Pool. tennis. "°°/me>, 7 lA /64().0008 Woodbrtd11e l·lev 3br , .f.r .. Jbe. 2 rrptc. 2.~q. ~~l nklen S715 . _ .. ••BLUFFS 4br. 21vba. ram rm. rrplc. pvt patio 9650. 644· 1480/830·5050 ext40. ~eanfronl 3 br. 2 car garage. 2 bath, w tw crpt. drlll· 645-2111 ; 646-6303 Harbor View 4br. fam rm. lovely yd. ST95. incld 1ardener. 759· 1807. •·174'. Sever•I Bluffs condos avail. lllOO lb .-00. C.11 leasing •tl. "4· 1133 Harbor View Homes. Otrmel model. 3br. 2ba. avail June I. t72S. 844·6977. 837 3144 , 548·2812. -------- Ute, bn11ht. airy 2 br & 2 ba. frpk. pool & jacurn Adults. no pets 63Hl097 "15 Near new 2 br. 2 b1&. pr /carport. frplc. patio. clOle to all. TSLMgmt 642·1603 Specious Costa Mesa Apt. 2 br, I ba. good are• Kida ok. Pool. sm m o. No pets. Kathy, 642·1~1 w Br rrom s:i:m to 1395 New cpta, paint & drpe. Cleanltnlcc 751 -2080 sTuNNING lrg. 1&2br. 2ha, i;an:tcn apt Pool f6· ~ 1335. 710 w 18th I f\11 11 ~ 11tf I•~ ,1; h Uh 11 f 111 lh I tit I 1 11 \ .\ \It ~li'llOI ifL1I \t(lfl'~" \ IJ()'A I I ~-f , \ l\JUt \tfh ht\• I hl'\U_. \I t•tctHt t 848-313.S \ ' "· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~TCLJFF. ground fir re. •al cstall' office. Sh~ ON THE spal'C with de:sk. S75 mU- ~1645·3730 WATER! rLUSH SUITES arice. Costa Mesa. /\it.'. l!!Oto l300sq. n dlilB. cpt. 2 or 3 rml'I ,_..tic Vlew1 l200. 440 sq n. 971M12U Wet Bars tom ()(fices. Singh.• U. M9rifta sty, Frmch windows & ... doon. Air cond. Finish Newport s75.8662 deriors to your require · menu: 7or sq. rt./Sl7S MlbtcAL SUITE min. 771 W. 11th CM. Gf'ound floor. Corona de I 644 · 69 7 7 8 37 · 38 44 . Ma r . $650 P er m o . •-~-·_82 __ . _ Realonom1cs Co rp c.. "" T'-"-t d ~700 ....... ~. ...... . IJl'QUn level. crpts. $28$. mo. 17MAnaheimSt.C. M. Jwve IOlllelhing you want HWy. 300 sq n.. New to 1eU? Claaaillei 1&d1 do <'. fum'. AJmoat free it well. 642·5678. 871-1354 ' - I ' I . '\ ,, .. " ·. • --· ............... ~ ........ . . . • ..... ~ 411' ............. . t.J kk p~ lh roui ljtatemt1nt1/bat rht4rk bk. pay bdls ~· HllU\k Ukllpg ~'Ji St.-cn.unal & word pm ~ servu~ to mt't't ourniq ~~ppun System' 9'7~1ti Carpenter. t 'tt-c t-I. t t\ I\> si.ze jobs. l:all All.to or Tony.~ -----Kemodel. rcp:11r, i:t>n carpentry. old ttrnt l.'raftsman.'llUp . 16 yr1> Ill urea. Lac'd. Mr l'itlorn· bo. 962-8314 Loo's Qlrpcntry. 3U )'r. ·- Wot C.no Caf"PPt Clf'an..r" S&eam ck-an Als o up h<>lict~ry Work ~uu 1'Nrll mount unit 1-'r fllt, ~.&ii. r lllt.'1! 645 :n 16 Ct-clar Carp t>t U p h ol tie~. ~tf'1un /hrush. I Rm Srolcttgni frl·t· Vt'f)' l't'a.-. (;uar motwy b111·k Simon.1st ft!iSt CAIPIT DOCTOR SaH• 00'<. any l room~ $0!0 Uphol dc•an1n.,:. M'olch~uurd All work 1:u11rdnlt•ct.I . 552·4 11)1 1-'rc't' l'St. 2A hr ser v. C......t /COltCrefe' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.M.lc 'w. Philli~ <·t•ml'nt l'tln('rt•tc W()f'k. all ty pcs 542-211)2 Lit 'oor s, windows, Fuundattons. n •t ain1n1: J>MlKl'i, remodt'lul~ ett· wa lls . lilucks . 11atws Lie /Ins. 5.st-20M Lac .. cl. SX.5013, 5411 ·130'J C-..A"'111r• ....................... .. .................... . Om1dd'_.,n&ajgbOll O•••· ...... -.,. 6 ut your form1. uvc land•eapln1 . Oeur 1c mc-*1 .._. ~ rbulhl ~ w2 -CJ t ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Add A·ROOftl S.111 ""°' rm w tf1'1•l1'. _.u:i 1'11rn111 1.w 1282300 1-'rt••· 1•111 l'rc-h•r r 1<&.I llullcJ1·n *1lf11 f'rry ~twrl11nd {'nn11tr 1'11110,., llt•W C'Clll•tr &. r m l <l~ A l tt•1 ~l'M t;lt'a ft upit, H oulln.:. l.<tnd11•1p1111( lm m ud. llC,'l"VU'llll( 642·0007 J ll P• null (Ii r cit-n t• r. .c~1w1~. <·w~nup. tr-.-e trim ?51 0731i. Sarn Na.sh1mul11 OOC9lalllellt.1 Tontnlclr. Truh. tree trim. D.n llOmt. lflulinl It Cleanup. rwk:lenUaJ /C'OQ'lmerclal Ulall l du U a ll·aldploader . clumptrucll, haul, 11rade. ~. asphalt. tree re · movala etc. 8.11-12~7 llauling It cleaning. Have dwnptruck M7.a71 l lltulln11-a ny IZ·tr ash · tree1· yd -construct ion . •·2129 J ll>oic l'l"llk OuN.lcnan~ 1'11•1&11 u~.hauluways, Haa1de•ltg plaOllllJ( ~ 17tiij_ ••••-••••••••••••••••• Ml l!9t!() $314-4 )411 m.c:tric .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:ia-noctAN t•rir 1·11 ng,ht Ir~· t•i.t111lJl1• un IW")Ceur s1rwall~ uc· •J.17254 1i1:1 0~1:.11 HiMmrd BKtric h-l:I W7.a 11& H t :lt·t'ln•· llt":>illcnl1al i.cn 11·1• .,;Vl'b afl1•r 51'M, !Hl l~•OJ Lw ":!Xl7 ti7 foettcing ..••....•.............. K & 11 Ft-~NCI Nt : liatLo:-& fo°l'11l·1· Hcµa1r 6'10-41W K>IH :10~lli. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.:1•r;1m 1t• t tlc. hrctw11111l, c·arp\'l:,. & \'lny b l.11• Cuntr E:~t Hllil Jn:c.tall in 7days. 5Jl·KiJ.10 Sh.d1•11b , hurtl wurk1n.i. n·IHthk w 111 cJ11 you r lar~1· or 1>11Utll i.:nrd\'n & lu111h\'llP•' l'all ~\'"'· lltll l~ .•.•••..••............. •MR. FtXIT• l'.1qh•n11·r. pJ1nt 1ng H1•,1" r.111•.., 15 \ r' HI Jfl',I 5'\11· 175l! \'.\l'ANT APT & llOM 1-: lu\lll.l"LEAN tlfo:PAIH l'AINT LOW COST $56-2352 Iii': scR•:•:NINCi ' 11l your home very rt· ;L'4Klllblc Ca ll uftcr tiP M t•l2 ~ The faslt'·st drnw 111 thl· Wc•sl. .a Uiuly Pilot Class1f11-d Ad. ti4l!·567R. Robin's Housec:lean1ng Srvc. for a thoroughly clean house. 540-0857 t-"o r t'Xce l le n cc• 1n hot~edeanmJt. CleaninJ.t Unlmuted. 546-3726 Ucwun~ Serv .. windows . floM wax in i:: com pl deanm~. hous~ & or fires. Wkly. mo nthly rate.. Bonded. 1-'rec c:i.t 751-IN>t lfUSBANO&Wl t-'1-: Dependable deaning Windows. rtoors. & µeneral house cleanmµ & ho ml· ma1nte nanci.:. 548--0IZ1 The l't·rson a I TOUl' h Cll•ttnmi.:. The hnl'sl m how.cclc :1m111! by pro fcssionals Ex1wr1 ly done lts nhl rates 5'52·0105. llonded /In:- • ROBIN'S HOUSE· Q.EANING SERVICE. for a tbonJuablv d ean houle.~ ~ -- Wmt a BEALL Y CLEAN HOUSE? Cell G ift1Cham Girl. Free est. 645-5123 Alice's Housec leanin g. Bea!IOftJlble. r~bte· " ref a. 873-1BllW6-4871 The Moppets Cleaninl( Service. We do it all pror. 546-23113 lnaured. OA.MDY OUSTBS ' Wkly or l time service. V.cants, R.E. work our 11pec1alty. Walls. win· dows. steam carpel clean. Bonded/Ins. Free est. at hr aerv. 552·4106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ,. .. IM•-.c• Asaociatet, IK. Isl rate ser vice at a fair pnl'e. Person al & com· merc1<1l biS.0562 ~- THE HARTFORD ...... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• European La ndsl·apc r Top work Fair pncc Refs 646·41!71 dyS/l'VCb Mas.oftry ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bnckwork .:-im a ll JOils Newport, Costl.J M1·sa & lrvml' 1!75 3175 c•v1·-. PIM11'1 ... ........... -. .......... . Bria , stone. block won. ABC Pelnth•I lftl/H t . tile floors concrete Rnlonabae 6 aee\. Free patios. walks. drive· &t. UctllDT.IG·l90'7 ways Free-est J ohn ... IS1 ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movi ng fr ·ha uli ng. ~dtt. bide materials. IMbld IQOds etc. Lowes t rates in town. J ohn . 111!6-211154 Paint Your CuUe. 1pec . 1n resid. bolnet. Int /ext . Free emt. Ted. .,1-1372 COlt841.JUSID. 831···-C.....P..._ Neat & clean, ext, & Int. cabinets. ft'ree eAt. (OU NMllaiJ/PaperilMJ ~~man). 751·3'4R& ....................... ..:.,_..;._..;._~~~~~~~ PETERS PAINTING Expr 'd . Re a s Rates. ~Es t. Call Gen~ Prof painting. Ext & int. Law rates. Refs. Free est. 536-4780. 536-438.1 Patnllnfit. I NT I EXT. Neat, honest. reas . 12 yrs. exp. L1c'd. Dave 964-100 Int. Paint & wa lloaper Qua I. work, rt' as pr. Ftcecst Steve 547-42111 Pr or pa pe r h angin i;. quality work only. Call Steve. 494·7771 dys; ~evs Exper pape r han~e r. specialized in grass c loth & vmyts. Brat 546·7405 "alicK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patio covers, qu»ltty malenals. popular de· :,1J;:n s . o l d w orld uafts m ans h 1p . L1t"d ront r S.'i 1-0464 ..._....;ttepair flnc cxtcr P amlmJ! by H. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Smor St. ht· . ms. Try Neat patches & texture11 ~ 836-SSSS 24 hrs. At& EST. 893·1439 HOUSE PAlNTING Elll>ell. r efs, quality work. 549-9756 t:x c t:LL. PAJNTING Reas. rall'S. t'ree e:-.l. 548-2706 Expr 'd Your harbor area painter. mt /CJ<t Prof. quality work. Reason Lit /In:. •:•>1 . cheerfully ~1 vc n 0-.iw 58f_;.H425 Spec1abst m re-stucc·os. S p u n1 s h T t•xtun•:,, Patches & Add1t1ons. 645-6.'116 Pl..t&PetC_... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Arndt 's Plant Clln 1r . llous ccalls fo r hous t• plants. Trouble s hootml! & houseplant care· 645· ftlJI '::::"'*·--·· ot.-. t :!e..~ a":i l'fllllllllnl. ~ ~--- ~ell" dependable, cno.t wat.erfte.Wn r epleffd $25. D.R. St Clair '•· ........ .. ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repair & Reroof. All ty p es -s hin1l ea - rock11haket>·C.'Ompo·tar. Free eat. 50-~ F in . AvaU. We fix &eaks or reroof'. JU y r11 exp. Reason able . Honest. Lic'd. Free e11t. Call Mike. eves, 552-9232 ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• CoastL1ne Roofin1ot & Skylipt.s. Ranbl rult:~. all work g ua r . L1c11 Xn®. t"reeest. 497-1202 T'"Senice ••••••••••••••••••••••• L .. : f: ' S . 6 4 0 T R E )-; J\JtJsllt tnm & removal CdM since 1952 ---- Grel!i:'s Tree Service Tnm, remove, haul. Neat. reas. 494·2129. TypiMJ S..-.ice • •••••••••••••••••••••• U>w l'OBI lyping of idl'll t1cal oni::mul letters on your lttlerhead. fo'n.-c 111 fo. Kan n. 751-t\1193 I hive somethm~ you want to sell? Class1fi(.'<i ads do 11 well -Call NO W. 1;42·5G7K hhnsa.tat 445 Molwytol.oan 5025 l.Olt&F....d 5300 Personals 5350 Help Wa11t•d 7 100 Help Wa11t•d 7100 twp W011ted 7100 H.tp WC111ted 7100 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Newpoc'l Manner's Mill' Modem 502 sq fl store or 7-11 llilUJ J!l'05S in bus. lU yr:-. owner rnov1ni.: from state. will carry some financing. Oct.mis 10 11,.t m~ufc 846-5502 offke. ~C Avon. LOW ~ rent.2131477-7001 STOREFROMT . . . . 11 •. llarbor lllvd .. pnme loe . UJNta Ml-Sa . 1450 S.J. fl ---------$150 Mo. Urokc•r 675.fi71lU ti HEAT l_,QCATlON Stcrro shop. b1kt> :.hop. :-.port.ml! good-;. 11t•l stun· or J1•welry stort'. 1114'0 sq. t:HAF'T S llOP Unus ua l opportunit y avaJlaulc at c·ost of 111 Vl'ntory . 645 -2460 !m547~ ft in llllllt. IJl:';ith. GOOI> ---------HF.NT. P ie aM: 1· a 11 C h ery l Gree n . 1213)4~02Z7 I Vacancy d o wntown Hunt. Uea ch. :!IO Mam St. Miru ma II 96().1558 :m sq fl C-1 Store. Bus y Newport Blvd. Cost;1 Mesa. Next to new condr develop 165() per mo. Agt ~16 I ligh property T.\ X ES Tht.'fl 1·ame I' RO I' 13 Nt!xt Ul(' G /\S I' It I l; ES' lhen came . VO(e w1sclv /\m£•n ca ' DALE'S RV R.tal & SalH, Inc. SFO. LA. Ot-nver 1·800·854·0399 OUISldl' Cahf. l..ffil-e-525 Sq fo't. TmlC'l. ---------)!round Jcv~I. p:irktnl!. ~-mo. 17JH Anaheim :-i4.C M. hlilltrial Rettfal 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U\GUNA lllLL.';-two ad· Jat• !JCX~ Sil ft M I u111ts. ne w bldg. A /\. nff ('. fronts on Moulto n. nr Lake Forest, leasl' by owner. SJ:>.1808. M·l Corner. 90x l 27 w1small comm. bldg . S425 mo. 991 W. l!H.h St, C.M. 642-3400. 4550 ....................... RVPARICING $25. MOMTHL Y •"en<.'ed storaJ!e for you boat. ca mper or extra c ar. F o r in fo. c all ~-3133. Hunt. Beach area. 460 ...................... Responsib le. work 1n~ w r it e r seek s one bed room cottage in Corona del Mar or Colila Mesa. Quietness essen · tial. Write Cla.'lsificd Ad 11316, Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 921628. •' a s t 1-· o o d s l) c I i rc-staurant ITI growing <)range C'o Airport .rn·a l)lspult• bctw(•1•n 111o1;m·r .... Court ordc·rs f((•('1•1\ 1·r to M•ll bustness lnrluor M:l1tinJ,l fnr !18. 11utdnor tor 27. Self-s1•rvic·1• hot & mid ~an1lw1t'hc:-.. pizza & salad~. beer & w1rw Locatrd in food park <:omplcx with 6•., yrs r e- mam1ru,: on lt•as t•. Busi· nes.o;hrs. ua m-~1pm . Mirumum offer S'I0.000. Cash s ule-Subjccl l o l'OUrt ronfirma !Jon. <.:all office for hrochun· Hober t J-1 . Stopher. llt.'<--e1vcr, 840 N llin·h Sl. Srulla Ana, <;a. !1270:! 714 /547-75.11. TOTAL TENNIS Comp!. quality te nnis clothing & acc·css !>ltirc Pr11ne Newport a rea ltll' Low ov~rhcad·hl proCll Pull t ime inr11 m1• o r ah6cntt'C ownerslup. Ai:-t biJ..4311 The Second Mall' lne Above water boat clt·an- ing & ~eneral m «ir•nc· maintcnant'c. Luok1ni.: for person to take over establish ed Ua11a Pt. location. 642·0671. Room waot.ed J une 15~,h PllOTOCOPY M/\ClllNE ~-Bch. or Npl. Re h. ' Rl!'PAJR SERVICt..; w ·11 Male student • 21. Refs. ~ · 1 Thanks Todd 615.610 tram. OranRc Co. bast•d. ews l&wknd.s ' R e a s o n a b I c • . 714/549-8373. Garage or sm . indW1tria l bldg. to rent . Approx. ~'--~.fl Mike, 492-7989. --5010 v"NEED v"MONEY • cmtTMO PIOILIM W&MTD'- 147·1402 Nied llM'bt'I Co.. Arnnled by .....-i. Interview VI . c..t ..... a..- Call ltM• Otnce lo --------Arm. $10.'15,000 prl. f unda ---------• avaU. NOW ror 1ood m.L Idle n.-wtua a R.E. tqlilJ loaol. Pay Dllr Pllat C'll 11 l"lld Ad. mtaalJ. Alt. -.im. SW1MG LOANS & 2ND TRUST DEED LOANS Cu.stomiu'<I to meet YOUR nl't.'<ls R.E.DErT. SANTIAGO IAM" 714/132-5200 • Maney Wanted SO 3 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $!0.0IMI til I0'1 1st T. 0 . on SllJO.OOh l'rop. Sant;m;i, llkr 5'11 11!17 lltowanl. lost. M S1am1·M'. vie 23n l /Wcsl min,.l l'f. CM lla.s w.i. T1muJu1 &t!·IR27 •PLAYMATES* ESCO HTS 847~2791 found !!cl ul key:. at Spc1-0 PhysH'al massage hy lt1 .. 1l Wuy. () C. Fair~rounds masseur ll'<'hnlr1an NB :>tS-2917 Appl. 4 ·81' M. 5411 2817 "'uund half i..:las~l'S S il vcr 1· Q 1,, r c d ;1 I u m i n u m lramcs Chl'Yl'n111· on fr:1mc· 5..'lli·:J.116 11\a1 sl·r Sd1ool1 1-~o NU Fem U<is~l'lt llound. youn,.,:. lll'l'tl:- t.11 m l' 1 in m l' ti C ,1 I I 9M·4~ FlllJNI> !-;1aml'M' l":1t. fl·m. hit 111 street <it l'aulanno ('M. :1t vc:t:-. 5'1R· 1775, a.iwi-IUG7 GUYS 'H' DOLLS EXCLUSIVE Outcall Senice Credit Cards Accepted 642-8572 Ar<·ounlin~ Clt·rk with 1:olk1:t1ons l'XJ)l'r r<> qwrt-.1 for mc1ht·al of frtc Van t•d dull~ for 11en.on who ll•;rrn~ qu11·k Iv & l'an \lot1rk with lttth· SU~r\'ISIOO (.;ont ac'l Jan I IJllyt·r t'40·11MO ACCUUNTM\T w11li-:! i- yr., L'l'1\ firm t·x1,.·r t o work llart 11m1· 111 1..a~una Cl'A ok Non s mokt•r S.•rul n•:.umt• lo PO Bqx 113·1. LagunJ lical'h. Ca !12ti:i2 ACCOUNTANT Mor1CJC19es. Trust DHdS 5035 fo~>LTNU :\I U;w ... ltouncl •••••••••••••• •• •• •• •.. H r n \" 1 t' 1 11 d "~ WANT&> WITNESS Trying to locute poi,i.1ltlc wi1rn·ss to att"itknt ill I' t>r 11 l'0 r II f Jo: IJ 1 ~ &_ Maµ1111lta hclWt'l.·n 4 !')µm 1111 .July lfith i:n;1 Ct>rl · lat'l ,\ltomt•v t;ilh1:rl 1\ 'TilOITWS IS:Jl.,i:l()O_ NcwJ)orl lk :11· h It t: lnvstmt firm 1mrnef1 OIJl'lllllg n·qu1rci. l',xp in 1·u rp ptns hp ,JC' l'lj.!1EOI' l'SP n •µr l.'I / thru fin 'l ml prl'p hutlgct fin .11i;il)"'" uilllW).OlZJ . LOWEST lntenst Rates 1st T.D.'s. also 2ndT.D. Loom. Fwrest Terms since 19-i!J SaHlft-MfcJ. Co. 642-2171 545-061 ' MONEY AVAILABLE 2NOTO 1\.'iU SWING LOANS ll'llTEHEST ONI. v (llt 1'1..'LLY AMOHTIZf;LJ !Re Heally H E Urokt·r .t11;0 I !J~, i EQUITY LOAMS F'or Any l'urµnst· ~o point<;. Call ·n :K Finan c1al al 1-734·3100 Easy m om.·y. SI0.000 to Sl.IXK>.000. P.O. Box IOi!:I. Nt'wfJOrt Bc<id1. !J2liH:! AllnauncenRnts / Ptnanals/ Lost&FcMtd ....................... Allnauncl'mtnh 5 I 0 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY fl Sell any •Lem CK cum bm11l1un of 111•m' for r7~ or le:.:. with a 1'1·nny l'incher l\d 3 lme" for :! 1·on~ul1vc days t:a1•h. addlllonat hn1· " 1U' fur Uw :i day!. Chari:•· 1t ' Nol'.omm1•reiul :i1b ..-nr more lnl11r1t111ll1111 und to place your 11111•1111 642-5678 llu.o;hartl ~11'1!-AA!lfl I. 0 ST . C r 1· > rn 1 11 S1·hn ;iut.l·r . nr Turll l•ro1·k . l n11H· ~ward 955-0137 LOST :! c ;tlll'o 1·at:-. Oranl!C'. i..:rt'Y & whlll' I Ion..: hair. I :.hort hair Hcw:ird 673 433G Heward l.'"t hl:tek pup p~. Ii mo-. " Old Eni.:h"h l.dh mix Lit.lo 1:-ll· li1!ik'.rbl 0 •l 1.,\SSY 111-:AUTI E~ • 1-:<-)COltT SEf{VIC r: 12.i hn ><!>-I <>t:.15 Person al a ss1!-ttan1·1· 111 buy1ni.:. s c.'ll1n i.: & negot1allons "'or a1111t C'al l M all l'htllip:-., 646-~7 TRACY'S OUTCALL 9am to2 um 715 <}l!J3 MALI:: will uo anvth111g Found lrg hloncl l'at, Ion..: legal for SW.1)00 h u 1 r C <>:-1 a M <· ~ ;1 757·03Kl ~~ 7:nl or :>.tti I :117 Nc"<·klat'l' 111:.l or ~lttll•n 111 Errwrald H<.1.Y :! tone g11lcl chain w 1war ..,ha1wfl pc nllanl HEWA HU l«>-6"8· 7(;XI or ·~·~111 . 1-'0UNO· and !'l;11m . N.B. Animal Shclll·r 1;,1i1.:11;~;. ;14'1.;!la:J. S;imuyt.'11 <17th I 18th o nl y aduµt . Cht hu u huu mi x . 1\uslralrnn Shl•Jl mix. 4! IJb m1J<c:-. Chow mix. l'uh mix. i\rlopt l!llh . µrt'y <"a l. hlaC'k t•at Adopt :i1~1 AM rin l ~ S.lkh· FOUNI> Hlk w 1l1 ttlc whitt· t\prox :IO Ill!>. l'o~ L;ih mix tilt5-~12'J SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS llcresy llcrth 1-"rtc•h -Ct•mt•nt - STltt:TCll You l'an't lichev1.· h11w Ion~ my wih• kceris Id · t.overs. Our n ·fngl•rtttor has~TllF:TCll mur ks 1-'uund Motht•r cal near 22n<J St & lr vmt'. N.U. llud kittens in my yarrl. MOChcr darkish in <•olor . Green eyes & s mall. &C!-1565 l\kn. learn tht· art of lhN & Wher\' to M<"('l W•>mcn t~~ll. !1-IOi\M, 5 lil'M GAS Time 1s money If w<i1t · ing for ~a1' 1s cost mg ;ou. I'll do your waiting for SIO. 495-2..126 -------PenclftCll Services 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fruveling compun111n Avail. Thurs II 311·Sal 11 PM Brenda 894 7563 "t:.c'at:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIMDSURFIMG Expand yow: sensations. learn lo wind surf A fun 2 hr course, i::uar you·11 sail in 10 knots of wmd. Begin'J!, mte rmed & u1t. vant:cd t•ourses 1-'ull\• c•crt1L M att Mar:c.hali. 673-1815 Jobi W..ted, 7075 ····················~· Gentile C hristian I a(fy live-in. Care & hskpg for elderly person. 644-8906. Licensed Nurse avail for Al't'll! llkkpnl! TEM l'OHAHY lkg1st1•r toclay tu lo\ urk uo vanuu!> lll"C'ounllnl-! & bookkccp1ni: a s:-1i.:n m{'nl!, Work l'lo:-C' 111 your hom1· 1\1°C'tf.! dcrks. hoo k k cc pc r" ;11· 1·0 u n tanL.., arl· lll'l'llt:d thruoul Oranj.!l' Count~ C;ill ,u,., h•r mon· 1nfor!T\.1t111n 1!1111\·rt llalf', occountemps 233:1:-io Broadwa\ ::21_111. Coldwdl li<lllk1•r Uldl! . Sant.i l\n:i 1714J 835-4103 •Adresws.-Adon •All /\J:!CS All T YJ>l'S * •!No Exp1:r Ne<· I• •ll<1llywood Talent Utr NowTuk111.i t\ppltt:al111ns Anyone 111lc rt.'Stt'1l 111 * Mov1l•:-11r Telt'Vtsmn •<.Aill "S I\ M .. • Wc'vt• OC'Cn m ~howh11 "'"('t• l!JliJ * 6.lJ. 22:1.1 ex I !15 Sert't.'fl Art1st "s MJ;:mnt ;\IR CONDIT IUNINl i INSTAl.LElt· cxpt_•r . n ·· s1denllal or t'Ommt·n •ial. yr round e m vtoy rn ('fl I. llJ pd days oH I wk vac aft L'il yr 2 wk:-. vat• aft 2nd yrs, 3 wk!> va1· aft 5th yr U n I 1 m 1 t t' rt m a J n r medkal ms policy. Ill/\ Company part1t·1pallnJ! savings plan Dtll Tim htwn 7/\M & K.30AM 54[1· 5544 or a JJJll y 1 n pt_'f'SOO 111 t; I, l'11y1w. Co. ~ So l1111laday. SA /\mb1t1ou.'i rooplcs want1..>d manal(c :1mall part · • business. Serio us l eumml( extra tn· . Willing to learn. ______ ...._ __ ,.. ....... , 5350 swnmcr camp or J'vt du· t ywork. 900-1065. ijoy working with lllll111HesiVery profitable. Call betwn !lam I".':~· ~-!9 A\I~~ J ........ ...., t.._____. """"'-,... -_.......,_.tr••1M..,..,4 5300 • FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 FOUND: Whit e puppy •· I IDOi.. vicinity ol Newport Weal, Hunt· ..._ Beach. LooH Hke 5mno)'ecl. cau 1a-t•. Lo1t ~h lld '1 u bot ullboet, hull only . "White Kall M". Nwpt ... IG-1111 ot5"9·2515. a.nrdl ••••••••••••••••••••••• MICHELLE'S •o.tcal• 11AM·2AM. 1135-3'1'~!} UHDA&VICIU o.tc.11 M•..,r hr The,_ of it! Serving all Orange Co. 83S-7313 COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* 3t Hrs. ?38.(M87 •FOXYLADY• Olm:ALL ONLY •'72-1131• PREGNANT? Caring. confidential counselln1" referral. Abortion. adop. Uon Ir lleeplna . APCARE 547-2563 ............. t8l&S. El Camino Rea~ Senelftneftte. Fully uc. For Appt. 492·72116 HOUSEHOLD HELP " catt for 1lcll or eklerly avail ...... a>tn/1~·4213. ephone ans werin g 49'lr.;JllllM-'"'-"U.-v1ce expen e nccd or -'---------will train. FUii time or ~penoAable M.., · Pill't time !!film availli- now drivin g 25mi to bte. Days, a fte rnoon· wortt. short car or bike ride from Bal. Penn. 3 yr evenings or .crave yard . eollege, e xp in Prod. Must be able to work Cont i , D a•a P r o c, !IOfDe weekends. Typlni Restaurant, educat'n, in· 35 wpm. required. Ma ny t er est in Const J R . ..:. co. benerlu available. PleuecaU Mon-Fri. Dev. Very Reas. Sal. Fashion Island a r ea: IWq. Terry675-782S Dys. ~1191 Practical nursewith xlnt Cost a M e s a a r ea . refs. wishes to provide 673-1186 E.0 . E. n,c for elderly. Cook. peniOOal care, cleaning. Answerin g se rv i ce ~?53Safts. tele pho ne ope rato r , 11PM·7AM shift, mature Mtfp W..e.d 7 I 00 pet'llC!ft. 228 Forest Ave. ....................... Lt«~h AcGlh lee. CIMt Exper ienced . salary open. Compute r u pr =· Non·am o ke r. Aittommodaliona for re· tind ~on Bayfront. Balboa Pe nln1 ula . l bdrm fl beth fl UH of kitdMG in •ubaqe for keeplnl bouae clean. Referncea reqllired . ....... Appllcatlona now beln1 taken for warehouse· dell ver y hel per. New furniture ware housing lftddeUvery firm. Phone for appointment 10 AM to Noon. Starting wage S4 per hr, flood a d vance- m ent for the r ight penon .... 75?9 Hne.....UU..11• want to.UT Clalalned ada do .... l.MNl'll. APTMANAGEH ..-or 55 units tn C•i:-La M~s;i Expt·r 'd t:ouplt· llus uand m ust h.iv1· mamL t•Xp. W1f·· hkk1i~ exp C all 644! ~013 or <21J IHD.>-JIS.51 t\pl Manal!f'r \lo<int•·rl . t·ouple prcfl·rrrr<l Iii un IL' In C<irbt);,;d E:qwr l'o.· rl'fcn·nc1•~ r1•qu1 r••ll 6til I l!l'l AP'TMAtilAGER Cnuplt:'. \lo lft• m <J n,1j.!1· hus band m;i1nll'n:tnn• :!!XI units, l>t•1:a11:.1dl', '"" pi·m•n1:.t· rt·t(t.I TS!. M~mt 1'4:.' 11,11:1 J\t>l !\!gr 11; Jdull Ullll .., San Cl1·mcnll'. x:l.'> :rm1 ", r1 A/R Re-ceptionist 0111• g1rl orftl'l'. 1·-c11 n•q rl If\ IYl/1111! <\! \1 •r1 t ~trlj.! Ill \1111·1-:<. Jll 541 lo\J>rn. Ill kt•\ hy touch, an..,\lo cr ph111w µc·nl•ral offi1·1· 1u11 l't'<fure~ !'t•wpcirl l.h h area 714 IH5 71»0 *AS SE.MILERS• •TRAINEES• Oranl!l' Count} mlt.:r ,., l'll'l1ro rlll'c·han1·1al 11r11 clUl'L' I~ :>l't.'klllg I rJtn<'l" for d,1\ -.tuft lo .1'>~c1nl1l1 £'1<'\'lrtiflll" ..,14•11dw-. & 111-. tJlay:-. \11111) 111 1><•r,u11 Moste-r Speocialitit s uoiu Monrm 1:1 . t'~t EO t-:· Assemblers I.Ate me•·htinit'al 111 llunl lkh. c'SJH•r pn•fl'rrcd hut wall tr am :i D lnstrumcnl:- 1~1-12 l'h•·m11·;d I.Jilt'. II II ><'.J.1 53:11 Asscmbl \ Wan •housl' Small t•l1•1·1 ron11· · parl;. . lst "h1ft. n(I f'Xpt·nen•'• lll>t'CSSarv Exn·llt'nt Ir ll'ij!t' bcn~fits Nt·ur o C .Airport ,\ppl) 1\VOl'I Elet'lrorues. 754-ti091 ASSEMBLERS No expcr. req'd . Your area. All s hirt:.. Good pay Pa id weekly. l\i( foe. Must be over 18 MORRELL TF:MPORAHY SEHVICt:s IRVlNE 752·854' nJSTIN 558·9027 Aut. lloold&..,er I year formal education in accountin g. Prt•viou~ exp. not req'd. Accuralt' typinJ! skills. $750 m o. C.M. area. 546·2982. ATTENDANT W/\NTl.:O. for board & eare facility P /t1me. '1PM·l2:301\M, wtcnd'lonl . 3:50W. Bay St.. CM 642.JSOO AUrOC'AntH ...,., evenings Laguna Brh. & Dana Point area. Call lht Register 581-4141 AtrroMOTIVE y,_,a..._., .:c. Positions a vailable 1'1111 •a,. ...... Foard 2060 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa X1nt company benefits. Qualified technicians · COIMct Jim Moffett a l 642-0010. AlTl'OPARTS lllW.DBS STAinlS. ALTS T op pay . pe rm . medthoap Ins. frin ge bmetit.I. JHI W. lat ST. SANTAANA ,\t.rro Mf:Cll.\Nll.'. 11rn1 uni) <!II' parl!>. ~o·, l<ibnr Call ti7J :l.:l<!U AL.J'OM(YflVfo: *USED CAR MECHANICS! l':xn·lh•nt p:iy & lo\•Jrklll~ 1~tftd1t1on.' m·.ir Or.mi:•· C•1un1~ ,\1rp11rt 1111 quah(1cd nw1·h.11111' H 1• ,. r I 11 f m I 1 .. h I llank1nl! TEl.LERS- MEW ACCOUNTS ~t1-cl :-.h;1rp pcrsonahl1• 11'1lt'P• anil n1·w J \01·h Jl•·r,.ons Sav111i.:~ ancJ lo,tn eXPCrll'Ol'C pr.· 1 .. rrt.-d Full um"' pc1s1 t11m" a vailable Plcast• .·all lrvin1• Savings & IJ>an 754! 4!60il a-; () t: l\f .. ITll'<'hantc'.il wr1rk e.. ·" 1----------'1!'>1 th,. l "·(I <",1r \li.:r \ i1nl'<I. lllh'n..·~lllH! U11p f •> r ,11 I \ :1 n '"" m 1· 11 1 ,1, guar .inll·11l ... .ii.in \J1Jl " 111 r>1:r"111 L•1 !-i1·1 ' ''" ,\ti.:r HOWARD Cht•roltt f).I\ ,, & ()11ad l-ol • '111-:Wl~)HT Rt.t\I II 'lbl11o•tlt •·r rt''I"'""'"''' '""'"r.<111~ 1n 1-. ''"" I ':\I ·'""' 111: h r "'" 1t.i11, g1 rl IU·-1 Mtin 1-'rt I 'lt·.1•1 I "" 'dH l.111 •h .... Ill 1;c:i-ti!l5 l'\ 1•;. l:loal>y::.1llt'r in m) hume .. lill 2 vr old bit\ l<l'lcn·m 1•:-0 r~wfl'<J ~ 7 11~ l'-ihv-.11 ffi\ h11mf· rn.11ur1 \4'1111.111 .1 .. ,.. ''·"" \11111 I-1 1 II r • · 1111.i '"" 11."AA ·•ll"t ·, ll.\l~Y!'-11'1 r:lt m~ 11111111 ~ pt•r lo\ I. i!I:! Shd II 111,1 r. ('\I 5-ix !llKl ll,\ti\ ~trrFH 1·\1•11111i: .... ,1,1rt111!! 1rnml·tl. rn' IMlnll' ,,;:; il1:!I hank111j.! Southwest lank Lacuna Bl'h Offt<·1· HctJUlrl'' full 1i 1111• k lltn. l'll'il"'' n 1 II .111.111 Ui•rl', -IW. I i7 l EO I': llm1kJng TELLYS • •ull Umt· 11ositio11 tv Sat only 1>1>s1t ion tilEW ACCOUNTS COUMSELOR •'rt &Sat. only Openmt!s in our co-.1.1 MllSa office. ExpcncnC'e pref erred Call Mr. Wagner ~1-i:JOO CaRf.~al SaYilMJS&Loan 2700 llarhor Blvd C M An Equal Opportunity Em ployt'r .. M 1t-' l:loankan~ ec..s..rLoan Officer lmmed. opportunity 1111 1nd1v1dua l to s ulkll d. make consumer loan" 11 the Costa Mesa area MJrumum 2 yrs t'xpcr req. with bank or Cmam·( t'O Loa11 Diabun..- Potutmn a vail. also tn our Costa Mesa office in volve; loan disbursing & rredJt ve nfylng of 1·on sumer loan.' G~ t) p Call Mr. U1egel ·al 54U5l0 CGlfF1•r .. So•htp Ir L... 2700 Harbor Blvd.C.M. An Equal Opportunity Employer ... M W BANKING TELLER Immedia te open1n.c 1n our beautilul Seal Beach office for a Teller with c months expen ence. Wt offer: •Free parking -car.tr !4PP8_rel • Pn>tlt shannK •HN&th "dental Pteue call for 1tpp01nt ment. MIUTY,_BAL _.._&Lo.A ... <714) 6'2"4000 F.qual ()ppty Employer B..ink1n~ TELLER lfull-Ti•I .\ 1 .1r1·1·r po:.111011 I• ·" aila ltl1• 111 our l'u-,r .1 \1·~·' lira111•h Tlw 11!1:;11 1••r ... 11n :.houhl havt• pn• \ 11111-. !'-;1\ 111g:-. ~ l11a 11 h11nlong or ca ~h1t•rtn1• 11.11 kl!rnun'1 For i "1 lf)1•rl1 al,. l'Ull'lll"I al !•HI .11111 111 .rrrang1• lur JI' ~1111111 m .. n1 ,,1 • .,1;.i· , .ill 01 llffi Jl1•1)1)1' I 7 11 • !fi!~:c1111 Wt~1dihJ• t;!r11 1111 m.:<111·.d 1n suranrc. 1011,.,:-lt•rm 111-. .1h1hl'. 1111· 111-,ur<1n1·1· paul ·n ·11n·m•·n1 111;111 ~ICH"k tt11r1 ILIS<' .1 n <I m111·h mor•· BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAM 11~10 Allam:. 1\\l' Co:-.1J :\I··~··· c,\ !1:!1i:ic. Equal t)pJ)Ortunit \ t-:m11lu)1°r M F Harm;.11rl l'\'l'ntng:, Co:.ta Ml'.;a 75'1 !150::! BEAUTICIAN t~1mma111I l'1•rforma i11·•" 'The llam ·utting .,lun .. lmmt.'C..I opt•i11n.i::-A!->!'>1:-1 Mi:n.. prC:l't!,11111 ham ul lcr... ,\:-:.istant:-& full & p t ret·cplioms ls. l"i\I Xlnt l!rowl h op port "' . alal)' Comm & J>ll lwnt·f1l s . <.::ill John 961-01g,1 Ueaut1cian llau Stylists with 1>0lfll' followm~. receptionist. m»n11·urii;ts, & a:.:.1:. tants nt.>t.-dcd lo add to fine staff of busy. full servtcc Newport lk.li·h salon. Top pay. l>ent•f11:-. & msura1w1· of11·n·d ''' thoe;c wilhn~ 111 work fo:nJoY "'11rk111 g 111 " l'lt'Jrl, rr .. •nllly at mosph1:rc C<i 11 I or 111 tcrv1cw, Mark or Ciarv. 642·61114. Be your own boss, earn UJl to Sl .000 & more P f t". W1 • help 536-2403. 3-5pm for appl Blueprinter net.oded, ex- p'd. Small bul growing shop. H. 8. 536-2006. 3pm, 1st & 2nd s hift. MacGregor Yachb 1631 ~Wt..C.M .... &at PAC IF IC A M AR I N~ INC needs men knldgbl & expcr in following area s: AC It DC electrleal. diesel & gasl eng. tn· ~tallation of rrft.>eh & elcc· Ironic equip & s hips l'urpentr y . Top wa~es. top l'O benef. F Jtlme. tr you qualiry contal'l Scr v1ec Mgr, 2751 W Qiast Hwy. NB. BoaL Ya r d wor ker needed. Newport Bay. Pacific Tides Marine. 227 20th St,NB.6~ BOOKK EEP ER • Ex· perienced/WWI a sense ofhwnor. 25/30hn. 5 d ay week . F or N e wpo r t Beaeh Interior design audio. Call ?14/M6-1178 • BOOKKEEPER. P /Tlme for travel qeo~y. Prior bkkpt fl 10.lley addjng madl eaper belp(ul. Call -..OU da11. or S.W-7031 ftW. 1 l 1 Carpllt ~. fWI um ... no ••swr n~c~saary ~·IOOd.~•--------CM WASH ~ waat.11, full a. P /T , P'tn Vly, NO , l..al\aa, 6 Oruae l'a ll ~ ------CASHIER A~pl y 11 peraon . C rown . Hardware. :ncn E co .. 1 Hwy.CdM. . cmms UTOIEM MAllETS VOLT t 't •t I hi•* ' I II >.JH I •, QeaU\IS ·aow avallabk f« full time au.at.al ~ers on 2nd. 6 3rd 546·•'741 sbill No upwieoce '*' .31148Cam!>W' Dnve We tra&ll. 5'ar1. Sl.10 w $4 !Across Crom llW laaur. Adv&octment · Orangt• Co. Airport I appartusUty for manag<; F.quaJ Oppor Employt'r meal pmMkms lo ""·~ ................ -. .. 'per bow' al cau.a.laf ieci.. Jo'or -rmre informalJO(ia " tn· O..ERlCAL. alf'.rt· mtt.'11 t.enit!w IO to 1IWe 82 at ,::1rl. interest i: work , 30009 Crow'lt V 11 never dull Mill·Grei!or Laiuna Ni<;tuel, ~.~ Yachts. 1631 l'la<·enlla, or call '114 '637-4840. _CM __ 642_·68.10 ______ _ Equal o-,..,.. Employer Oerk IHYESTMEHT SECRETARY To handle investor a1'- c· o u n Ls for !oral Ck>ricaJ . mortgage bkr Nt-t-d __ •••D THIS ,.0 per..onable. 11\;jturt· lad) .,_.. • -~ w /hkkp~ & It typ1n ~ Clean Women Wanted , lnl. llrea. $4.&r. Must haite rar. Suzis, 968-S846 UNLESS :a~ood benefits. Call •You're mterestcd in top --...... ._ .. _._ wagE'S and excellent OP· portunlly for advance· .......... _ .. _._ ment. .J Ocrk •You'd eJ\ioy OU\l'r ex LOAM SEIYICE cellent benefits stich as Local mortgage broker, an automatir C06t of liv· near Fastu.on Island, ex 1ng salary adjwitmenl. penen('C requi rud. Ca II If you're inte re!lted in Mrs. Bla. 644-8112C ~ employment as ------........ _ a : •FllECLHK TYPIST Pl~'ie call for an ap· poantment: 7141549·5445 F.'vening & Sal. appomt IJ8ll.s avail. S.... ,_....IM. Co. 3333Hyland, C.M. Ca. 9'!626. E.O. F.. Oerical National Produce Co. I" rr o~ning for gP.neral dertcaJ. OC airport a rea. Oerks. all shirts. no ex per neeess S3 Pl'r hr lo i.1art. apply at 7 Jo:len•n !-tore, 1097 W Raker. Oltlta Ml'Sa. CLERK TYPIST SUB Salary 54.2.S pc!r hour. Apply Newport M e~a Unified School Dis t Oass1fied Pt>rsonnel OC flee. Mon.Wed-Thu~ & Fri. 9am lo noon. Tut'l:i from lp m·3pm. H~Ol 1::. 16th. St. NB. 1-: 0 t-: Non smoker. Call for m· ~~~~~~~~~ tcrview. 556·1050, Tim Clerk 7·11 Store, llpm· Cl.HICAL 7am. t)-1-Sal. ni~hL'i. SJ 8erome a member or ovr per hr to start. 1:75 dynamic Newport Center Paulanno. C.M 751--16:>2 l''inanclal firm. The Codrtall Waitress rotlow1n,i po61t1ons are C!-L.--• now available: ~ SWITC .. OA.ltD Earn up to S300 fl<'r wk experience r equired Low tuitmn. Placement Hours: 7.30 AM . 4;30 ~isl. 751·9194 --- PM COMPUTEtt GBGRAL CLERK PROGRAMMER llus llii an entry level BASIC 4 SYSTEM JI06lt.on. Math ability & 1nfonnal environment office exper. helpful J obsecunty Jloun: SPM·l :30 AM Company paid medical PUIUCATIOHS 1150TOSTART CLERK HJGllER SM .ARY Assis tant to the com · wtTif EXPERIENC'F. mururations spcriali,;t CALL RETWJo;E~ 8·2 Typing & langua~e skills 645-73K.1 In Newport important. Jo'ine Arts -----bal·kground desira ble . <XX>K. exper'd Full time. Hours: SAM . 5PM. rules. Ask for Mike• 11r MAILROOM CLERK J!aync. ~_1_440 This is wn entry levt·I Jll.tillmn in the M1rroCilm II files dept. Hou rs: II AM·5PM &5PM·I :JCJA M. COOK for <'onval~cnt hospital fo'ree health ins urance 11H cr probationary period. 10·6 ;JI) ~h1f1 Every other weekend off Apply 1445 Supe rior N.R. SICRETARY Position open 1n ~lient serv1cl!5 dept. Typin~ slolls, phone ability & of· rice exp. required. Die· t.aphone s kills desir able. COOKS wanted. a ll shifli; Hours8AM·5PM growi n g company ADP ortice offers ex· wlbenefits. Ma Barker's cellent work inll cond I· 212 E I 7lh SL. 646-4303 tions. a challenging en· . . vt.ronmenl •good career COOK·vegetanan. So~e &salary progressions . u per pref. Mother s For appt please contact Kitchen Restaurant. 1750 penon.nel 9"'6. ·So. Cat Hwy. l.aguna ADP PENSIO Cook Wanted. Full time work tn production c·om· SERVICES missary. Growing Co. 180 Newport Center Good benefits. EOE. Far DriveN.B.644-4360 ~ml Servic~. Produc- ext.2163eoe·M/F lion Faci lity, 1672 Re~. Irvine. Apply --------in person. "pan c•ualtY i.nsuran~ com· pany olfers entry level poeit.iom lD pleasant ore neer South Cout Plaza. Company oUera xlnl --~~-~--- $8HR SALARY benf. 37Yt hr work week, Exciting at totally unique puattb ClllPO'Wnitlee for sroducll. 6 hrs tralning thefolloMftlpGd)Oftl: •car req. can S47·0337, Rl!lCORD6 CLERK 10AM·2PM only. Duliee lnc: IOC'tinl mall, ,. _ _._ Cook r 11 puUinc ru.. drop flUna ~r· u Um~. 6 *k tWng ln busy unit Apply ln penon. Gary s \9ln1opecubelftermlnal Deli. 3309 E. Coast Hwy, dllil rue system. Prev _OlM __ . ______ _ ex per not reqd. but O>um« help. P rr It F tr. number rac. •a moe ofc o.y shlfta. Mon· Fri. Ap· ap.-belp(t.al. ply In person, 9-12. OR.ANGE Jt.n..JUS, 711 MAD..SUPPLYCLERK E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa. [Mila Inc: eortlnC .. de· llveriq incoaUnl mall. Olullla' Help · Mon-Fri. proeeulna out1oln1 a.p.~ Phone mall. oNertal 6 meln· · llllllill fw11116olc1up· CU.to4ial/Janitortal All pli•. lacc:e11ful c:aa· ll'ifta. PT, Xlnt benefit&. clld•t•• 1h'ould hue ~. =~r:::.m~~ _DA_Y_CAM--P-Dlll--ECTO--R- CUI TRANMll&IUCA -.Zi1ou'. Jlihn week. INIURANC & CO. Newportarea,&44·MM •1• at • for a O.yttme sitter needed tor farW new. 1111111 cbllclren. 2 days, .... Oflltls.ploy• eocne eves. =crest . eo.aaor842· Olllv~ p1t1m.i AM. t.A nllll ... $100 l)l!f Wt*k r.u up11lv uva1lablu l...,un• ltt-•I'!' .&IM~_ u.t moo ov.-r Ill for l.A T1 rne~ in N h 4t C M f'l-rmtp I "50,~.rnn 6"16~ DIMTAL ASSIST. I( uu •re· a fn\'ndly & OUli,'Otni; person & want t.o "''<ork tn .. modern. pro· f(fl'ti.SIH· ulf1rt: l'ortu1 Jorn our It-am I /\ pref SWary open W lwncf1t!> 118:1 ~ l~1tal CIHu:.. Sun Juan, Ill!\'\! l!i.pt"nenccc l rel't'P llonlst full time Mon ""~I.till Denial rha1r.;1de uss't. I YT t'Xj>E'r .. 22 & O\'t'r , 1n 1Uat1 v.:. l'M ti.JI 1 l!.'0 DINT AL ,11lECEPT 1-'/llnw, ~uoJ l>t'nf, t•x· per. 11n Q.11846 J.<,40 --------DENTAi. ASSIST ·Chair S1dt> fo'\J II t inw Good benefits. X·ra}:. II U 84f>.354(J ----DENTAi. LAO ROOK KEEPER t:xper'd AR & pay abl<'s. some lab d utie:. r l'quirert. will train. C M /NB arl'a 642-1'412 ht wn H·4 Ui':NT,\I. llYG I F:NIST na-dcd fur Peno C•k H B t:Xpi!nd'd funt11ons llr n'f1d 3 dys wk, sat opt·n l'ror <>har'.: & J>('n;.um plan 714 ilWl-66.11 DESIGNER Ai r <'O ndil1on1ni.? rle ~1p,ner w minimum 3 ,•rs t'OfTlmcrc1al cxper x·lnl ~cfils, ind'~ µrof1t s harinfo! 540 7622 Mon thru f)'1 8-5 Di ver.; wanLC'd 111 !IJcwPOrt B•·t•r h art.·a Musi bt· 1-en1f11'<J & 1·xµer1<0nred in hull dl'unin.i 1'eptune Ut VIOA (;1,. t;.i4;,t1832 -------· DONU1'SllOI'. early AM. 110 exµcr necess. Apply A.\t, D. K. Donut's, 12f;O fwrview, CM & 3605 S Bristol.SA -------- DRAFTH Elect ronir mfr needs drafter to do mccharucal detail drawin~'i for a:.· semhly & la yout . Knowled1<e of shop prac· c1ces & ma<'hmes des1ra hit>. Min 1.2 y r s e>.. pencncc + somt• rollcRe dra ft I ni: cou r s<'s n r e111avalenl tll essential. WI' orrer i.:ood puy & bc1wf1ts Call for appl T cl onic , B e rkeley p c r>.o nn e l dept 7 1·1 1 ·ill t ·~•·tOl. Laguna fk>ach f: 0 F.. Drafttnl( /\rcht. /Strurt. lmmed ~·nm.I? for rapahle. In· !tiv1duul "'1th 0H1n• t•x· per Floyd E Wl'a\•er. 3839 R1r c h . N .B 7Mr.l.'iMISSO Drapery room worker. all phases. Exp'd or will tram WaKes OOJo;, S.12· 1843. DnlDerY S.C111tstr•11 Needeo for small work room. ~r Orange Co Airport Salary o pl'n ~ Driw r /MamtcnanC'e \\ 111 t.rrun. a day wk. Start SJ.25hr 642· llM Unvers·Superv1sors $25() per week starting pay. Must t>njoy workm~ with teenagers Musi have Van. Sta Wag or P .U. W/Sh e l l Cal l M.'>-8616 DtttYEttS Men or women 2S yrs or older. Know the coast n llcs. Net $180 11 week or more. Or ange Coas t Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. Herrmann. Fountain Valley. <No of S la le r betwn N ewh ope & Euclid) Electronic •ne mbly ·& ma Leri al handlln g , pos i. lions open. No exp necessary. Will train. Sl.10perhtlo1tart. Call: 665-3632 ror appt.. ENG IN EER SALES PERSON BS & MS i n m er h f"llCineerilll req, dai1n oil well s ubmersible pumping equip, lnclud· tnl aux product.a. Must be famlll ar w /bus c ustoms /conla<'t in Libya. Wiii Commute btwn US • Libya lo fmali1e ules, letters or c redit• c u sto m dMrmxe ror ucban1e at equip 6 traht forward- • . Pl per mo. DOT OOlall.01'. Ad paid by employer. Talle ad to near••& Em_plo1ment Development Dept. ........ ''" ~;;19 ................. . llCIOW SICY m ••11•1•r of •••. C'NILl"il ~ .. ...-. to liv• rapid ed· YW'fmeo& k> toalpetefti ...... .......... "'"'9· Call CITY £8CllOW, Boanle Suu. en•> ---ISCIOWSICY or Jr. olHc•r. ubry WftllnMIW'... w eU\ ... par. C.O..._l&l r.t.crow C:o Llil&YD• Nitillell. ten l2:M -------l!:xp'd c•~ M1o. s )IMI np. IA fin&ah 6 tt.HA&b r~ry ~&,3/.66. FACTC>aY Now h&ri., f lldQf). help. wm lraln Wood Ll1M· In&. ml SE Maui St. lrviiw 541-Z!iOl '9doryHelpG.......t ~.Lema now beJ.n& •cupt"d for female opunttors No ~llper neces~ary . Xlnt c·o. bt!nd1ts & reviews Dt!ltro n1c Corp 929 &kt·r SL C06llA M~a. ~~0404 l''Uu.sh Ca~nll!r fap'd. 631 92:>9 R.OllST lln1qw f'f'la1l nursery needs creative people for full & purt lime ~rm.a· nent pos 1t1 ons. Mlls t tut~ expenenre lD floral design t:xccll~nl op· pnrturuly to work in a pru;ug1ous settmg Plt•MlSt' a pply m pt.•r:,()0. Mon thru t'r1 ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 San Joaqwn Hills Roac1 cPM &1~5944 fo'oam culler. 1'' ,.,. pu:,1t1on :J\'a!I. ~·5702 F\111 lime & part t1m1' nurst'ry s ale:. 1><'rson Must hl.tvc mimrnurn l yr rel~ul nu rser y ex p~r1t•nce . Avail. weekends . Apply 2021! Newport Blvd , Cost a Me9. 646·7441. GARDENER·Full time No expcr nt't' Apply in person. Newportt•r Inn Hotel, 1107 J;imbor el;'. IM. N B See Ll·nds) ttwn9-3. E.Ot.: Gc'tlcral Office We offer t•xcdlent comp1rny paid benefits aloni: with our challe nging pos1t1ons now nallable ui our Npl lkholril~: f'ILECLERK STOCK CLERK MAJLCLERK CLERK TYPl~IS 'The above J)O!ltllons r('· quire pnor offi<'t' ex· penence. lypmJ? ab1lit) and 1or IO·kl'Y add i n~ machine hy touch 1s de· s1rable We will tram qualified md1\1duals for the nl!ht pos1t1on. Entry level poi;1t1oos but salary t'Ommcnsuralc w ith t'X· penencl.' F11r appl "all ~!al.ext244 . E 0 E GEHERAL OFFICE T~t! personality & typiflR a must Stcirt1.11g !oalary S7001mo l mmed opt!nmi<s ContaC'l Mrs. l.n.w at 7:>1·6701 for in h'f'VleW --------General 0H1n. ~Olturc ~elf starte r , pleasanl tPlephonc VOICI'. typ1n11 50 wpm Mon-i''r1 Call Jerry 5:lJ.()slJ 9 to:-, GB*RAL OFftCE Llght bookkcepml(. lite typm~ Good on phones News><>rl ptlumb1ng & lleatmi ll45·6525 G94ERAL~CE Girt neerled for I J!lrl of· fire Ute typmg. fthng. phoo(.'S. h l l' book k l'e p Ing . ctr S72G per m o. NB ~.9to5 General offke: Heliable. mature person Good lypt.Sl. US4! 10 key adder. Med. bt'nef1ts. Call for additional info & !'ittlary . 545-1080 or 54S-4050 -------General Office Modern <'Ompany nel'ds responsihle person with typtng. JO key & filin~ skills F\lll time Kini! In dustnes. Irvine Call 7 t4 n54-5783 for in ten · •&BBALOfffCE• JOrNUS! U9e )'OW' Skills 1n varied. temporary a..uiirnmeau. We matt'h r.?"r skills A: ~With jot>lf thal .. ,.. NO FEE H7.oo6t LO~ office • ~O"J overload A .. llionalServk~ ~Ottk'e ft••• leuy lenl po1lllon ....... a-.v...-. aetail cfuliea. MtM tJPiq ....... handwrtUnt tt· .-,ed. EaceUeM won· ln& ~oedltloea and ....,.. lndllldiq dental DlalL ,.._ Penonnet De,.,, ••• , (1 14) •im tar appab1meot. S.~ual epporllaoily ......... E quipment Rental Permanent po1tt Ion w /1)0tentlal for youn1 ambttloua man wtmedaanlc.l apt.itude. 3175 Harbor Blvd. ~lll@d Ads ·. .. .... -.. t ...._ • ..., 71 .. '!'!lt!!!ta• 1tH .;:;:;.................... ... .. ........... . HOUllX:tEPt:Jt · Uve .. •••••••••• .... , .... ln~. •twe edutt. N· ._.,._ VOLT .. . 1148Campua Drive ~'141 CACl'ON From Orqe Co. Alrport) F..q\&llJ Oppor Employer •BM.Offtcl ldor'awl Envu'CIOment Five Girl Ofrll'e Job Secwity Comp.uy paid ~ical SlOOTOSTART IDGHERSALARY WlTII EXPERU:NCE We will tram for a vanety o( 3('\IVltles CALL BETWEF.N 8-2 ~ 738.1 in Newport G1rl Friday PT. answer phone, type t'lC. $3.25 hr. C M. Call Betty. 642-2053. G-R·E-A·T SALES JOI HOW OPEH GOOD PAV , GOOD HOURS. GOOD CON DlTI ONS . M ANY FRINGt: BEN t-~FITS . F~~r G KOWINO CUM· l'AN Y l'RO MOTF:S FROM WITHIN TRAIN fo~OR TOP M A N A G E M t: N T STA RT S "IM · MF:D I ATE IAY ''. K t: Y ll 0 A R 0 t:Xl'F.HI ENCE tff'J.PF1.:L. WF. H1\ VF: UlfR OWN T HAINING l'HOGRAM P llT ON HY nu·: COllNTRY'S 'l'l)I' II I: c; A N S ,\ L E S Pt:Of'Lfo~ CA I.I. AT ON C E FOR l:'«TE!lVlt-:W O f!CA!'i t-: X C H ANG F. , ST /\ N NUNN 714 /:N.· 7302 GUARDS F\111 & part t1mt'. Al I areas Unifor m :> furn1~hl'd r\g(•:. 21 nr over. ltet1rc<.1 Wl'll'urnc No expc!ncncc nl·t•. AJJP· ly l:mvcrs:il Prot<'dion St-rvH·e. t:!26 W 5th !:itre¥.l. Santa Ana In kTv1e w hours 9 · 12 & 1-4 Mon thru Fri. Hair l)re.,:;er 1lfE HAIR HANDLERS now has openin~11 for c:x· p'd hair dcs 1 ~n1•rs & mamr unsts Xlnt N B area. &U-8484. JIAlll DRl-~SS l'.:R · 8eaut1ful salon nrt'ds operator wit.h Collowrn~. Servtnf.! Npt .. Irv .. & Costa Mesa. Please call 5.57 :rn4 --------HARD\\' MU.: SALES Apply m pers<>n Cmwn H:ardwarc. :ncr. 1-.;. Coast Hwy, <.;dM. ·------- Hardware sales full l1mt> Apply tn person Cro.,,..n Han.lwarc. JW7 E. Coast Hwy <.'.(IM -------- 1moker . Shere home. ~ -· Room • board =.::-~--....... f\IU Ott part W's\IDt nets h . time.IO-W. Wife woru I to IPm MAIDl·wkdy1 /wllnd1 . ,_..., E"9. 6 lilo. s.fdlft Motel 1811 8o olf. Da1a , ..... aMI OI ~ -La • D -... ~U11.t.."7«&or '--.... ,. ,..."""'"· 1111.flllil a nfenance l>oal tThn Hou1ekeepe r /live-in. ~ul Npt lkh view home w /Jacunl. pri v. nn wtth ha, care for l adorable infant. call Ml).2I07 IOI' interview. HOUSEKEEPER. muat have own car. perma· nenl. Call~. tea nwf•n& , ....... FOTOMAT NOS YOU We bave immed. open· in11 at our store on P .C.H 'i Superior + rmny other Orange Co. l<X'allona. Work lG-2: 30 or 2:30'-7, Mon thru Fri. Pd training. Xlnt benefits. 6 pd holidays. For immed Interview. please call R()f!er Scher at~.E.O.E Indispe ns a ble pe r son needed for deli\•enes & misc olc dul1es. !)40-7357. INSIDE SALES lmmed. openings for ruiponslble, mature sell s tarte r wh o com · mWlicates easily with others. Sales expenence a plus but not reqwred. Will train Must have lite typcm: :;kills 557-0825 fNSPECTOR TRAINEF: To learn all phases or m· !!pert ion Mui.l pass phys1ral & back X-Ray. Irvine 540· 7639 .. t:.0 . 1-: lnsuranct> l'ropnty & Qii;wibty assist U<'t"Ourit 1• x e r E " p e r n •· r M1mmutn ?. \'r!'I 1nrlt.l t yping Xlnt' ht>nd1t.- Fred S Jam..:s Ins Hrokcr>.. Call !\1aunm· 752-~(I EU E Dua P\. Harbor. Ex· perieoced preferred. 1l5Gbr. lltart. plua f rince benefll1. Apply 24701 Dana Dr. 496-el.31. MANAGER • .U.l.1tanl. 2 days a week. lJt.e hooil1, Ute malntenanct. For appt. Call 957-8191 MANAGER · Young lady needed to maoa&e Out Call Model • Escort service. Call eves & wknda. 493-2338 Mk ror Tom. Mature RN or LV for live. in sltllallon w /30 yr old lady w trespiratory pro· ~ems. Patient la act1v<' & self sumcient w /need oi pro(. a&&isWice. Musl be flexible. Good rinan· rial compe n sati on wmel'!otlable salary. Op portun1l1es for lrav<'I. ~for interview. Me<'han1c to set up & mnnla.in machinery in adhesive mfnJil. plant. Lathe cxper. desirable. We build & repair some oi our dispensing equip. Age no barrier. l537 Monrovia Ave. N .B. 548·512:5 Ml'dlcal Front OChrt· F:x· pcnenctld · Salary open l>42-8000 Mediral hac-k off1c:c Jw rson Iii I 1 n g u a I. or thopedir doctors. new of· • rice. good ben e fits · Tu5lln Contact Barhara. 832-8321 ~ed1ral bark o rr1 ce person. Orthopedic t'x· pen en re f\;cw ofCirt•. Rood benefits Tustin Barbar a K.12 !SJ:? I Mt'Clwal offtr•· Ins hlllinK :: lJt<.c;. Expr rl'<t :-.;, ..... ofc. gd benefit:. Tuslm li:.crt>ara ~ !1321 .Jarutors part 11m•'. t•ven· -------- in1ois. O\t:r 21 Co uples Modeli> . .-l!male Sharp preferrt..'fl. lrvme url'a. Magazint> only, $25 iwr Call 776·7"61. hr 645-512:! or 6·12 G282 JAMrTORs-MAIDS full lime d:1ys , par1 l1mt.· ev~. Nwpt area. Musi bt• US c1l11.en Call ~-li;)58 or appl) at 12J :'I/ 011-vl;'., Oran.:e. Mon l''ri Kc..>p up WJlh mnat1on I Extra mcomf' ror am brt1ol.LS ~'<>ph·.1191-1 ~· KEYPUNCH PART TIME Short hours day s hift. I 2 yt>ars ex pen en <'e ~ire• lerred. Wi· :i re not a ser vice bureau Ex · cellcnt work in~ cond1 · lions. i<ootl s tar lini! salary wtth six month re· view. Phone 1-'er.r;onnel Department for an ap· pointml•nt , 17 14 ) 546 ·7:160 Equal UP· portunily Employer --------· LATHE MACHINIST Jo;xpr'd for pa rt lime W011c hour": 5 PM to 9 PM Mon lhru Fri. Call Mr R11Py :it !17!1 Ii(~ LFXiAI. SECHETAHY CIC airport. t>xper . xlnt typin,:: & ~h skllb, :;alary open !17.'i-ln112/r>45· 155:. --- lt>b Models We ..ct MW focH: Models-Mall' & F1-malc I f ) o u r f a c· e h a !- t' hara•· t e r . 1:. h 1 i;: h fashion or look.' like the J.!1rl ni::<t door Call for an :.ppo1n1m .. nt f or a personal mterv1('w You could be m od1•l1n g as early as next Wtlt!k ! So don't hesitate, ell.JI now . ask for lla1.t'I fi31 ·5f.OO f\;ew York West Modeling /\.gency 875 W. 16th St. NH Mom. kids fuially ~one' Thompson Blut>print l"ICet.ls ofc l?lrl Friday Wt''ll tram 633 F!<.ikcr St C M 549-!123:!. Monlcs.c;11n teach1nt! pos1 lJon a\ ail able for Mun leS:,(lrt d1plvmat·c1 tea1·he r S m I San Clemente school Call for a ppt 9A M ·l ~ daily 492-8990 ~DeskCleril Part umr 642·3030 H F:Al.TJI C L CB IN~'THL;CTOR. l1 l\1m<'. exper or hat·kl(rouncl 111 P E reqwrert. !162· 13H ask for Kathll•en LEGAL SECRET ARY with 1:ood tec hn 1l'a I llncITF-"-~. cwninits. 21 or s kills Jo:mphas1s on owr Dtll· 5411·74111. a!>k htii?at.Jon and real 1·stale f•lr Ul('mc. Fast gro w1n~ r ea l ------~~r hn-anc1al rom- MOVIE EXTRAS souirh1 h y lloll~woo pos~ Look 111.: r or outgOlnR IH·70 yr 0 111, 11.•ant mi: to bn•ak into mcl\'ICS 17 14 ) 535 OIW. ext ~ VIDEO <.:ASTIN<; St-:HVJCI:: cnow m 4th yeJArl HOSTESS pany r-iewport Hf'ach. Duy,;;orevt•runl!S Fashrnn !:;la nd <:al l Apply aftf'r 2 1'~ 7~~ 15_1_1_a:._·k for M ar~· Bob Bum.o; Restaurant 37 F'astuon Island. :'-I B --------~- H<JT'F:L NIGHT AUDIT CLERK Good opportuni ty for a reliable person with an uptitude for numbers & calculator skills. NCR mt expc!r pref. Advan cement opportun1t1es avail. t:nJOY lllnl. rom pany benefits Apply !lam-12 Noon. Mon1Fri. Per50nnel. MARtlton HOTEL 000 Newport Centt>r Or N"'.JIC>rt Beat·h Equal Oppor Emplyr mtC H 0 TE I. Pa r l · l i m t! audit.or. Salary based on ·entt. Muat know -4200. Huntin.~ton M . 2m2 Pircm~ OoMt Hwy. H.B. Hauleclearong, .fo'riday.s. must be conscientious. Have own transporta· tloo. Refs required . Ml).711111 HOO'SECLEANERS Carnec. Ptr. Top$. Gingham Girl. 64.$-5123 Housttlaeaoen Need re· li.itie fl mthuaiaat1c peo- ple to work for new deminc servi«? in N.8. 675-1908. HOUSEKEEPERS f' tr & I' tr. Dan.a 's houaetteep-1111 c.alilomia'1 largest _. s mat.ure people. -"pvt bomes. IHS hr . S»Gl. tbJ9elleeper-/ctlUd care. Wortlq motber 1eeka ..,er. boutekeeper to are ror 2 fllaildre, 1 ~ 10 .... NB bome. llAM· IPll Moa·rti. Ref• re. cPrelt . ._,_ bdween ..... l.Elr/\L Sr:CRF:T,\HY . Lui! l:kh Prnbilll' Law ofr. Sl~kinj.l Sl'l'Y w xh1I :;k1lh .. Ma~ I c·xr. pro bate exp & Sii prl'f'd Call 7H 49'1·7:-i27 ' Legal SKrttary S m al l firm !>l'Pk!> secretary w 1l')llTllrn1 typing & :.ho rtha nd skills. Salary opt:n Will cunsrdt'r part time Call 7141.nJ.2137 Licensed ha1rdress t'r Plf. hr.; & dys nt>gol1;1. ble. 646·7764. A:.k for Julie l.IFEGUAHDTRYOl'TS Newport Dun~·:;. May Ulth. 8AM Ill yrs & ~t1tn · dard """·card. 644 !'>921 LIQUOR CLEttK F\111 lime. Mature ex perienced pref. hut will train. 895 W. 19th St. Olsta Mesa. Xlnl oppor~unlty for Locksnuth with.2 yr . r,x, per. We need perion wiCh sales ab1Uty & lorksm1th exper. Salary good with profit sharln~ po as i b I II tics . C a 11 Kus tom Loc k s m Ith. Service, Laguna Hills. Tf(}G)7, Lwnber YARDMAN. full or pMme. lmmed opening. saw e"P· ar gd dri v · g rec. Call f« appt. 549-JC173._ ....... ..,, ........ lmmed. opecung for in· dividu.al w / mec-h ability to operate prod~tlon machinery. Xlnt co. bmlfita • rapid co. ad· vaMement. Deltronlc Carp. -BUer St. Cost.a .... ~. .....~ThelMat &..ac-a; ·ala N . Coast ttwy, Lapna Bead! MAim. nau or part lime. Apply llary , San SELL Mlle lt.ellll with a ~menle Ju. 125 W . Daily Ptlot C1a11!1lned Ad. EJplanctian. N fl mfr nf food pr0<'1·s;. 1 n~ nt·1•1h c1u.111 (1ctJ person with all around marh11w shop <'X ll Musi haw• own tools Call Jim. fo42~ HUR SES AIDES anrl onlt•rhl·s net'<il'd to j!l\'e TU.; to elderly pa tients Will train q ualt ftt·d personn<'l Earn while you le11m All sluft.s ava1! apply Mot5 Supenor ._;-.;_· _e ___ _ NURSING Accute J.'lYrh1atnr radii· ty need." R N 's, r. P T 's and m e ntal hr al th workers. /\II shifts open. full & part·limt>. xlnt fr· 1n ge benefit s Call •LCJ6.571Ylor831 ITI4 ()pthamolo~y. front office Mission Viejo. OranJ?e County Dept. or };1l~.-Oon nf'eds s uu. st1tute e mployees to wortc on an on call as needed basis for the followmg po&ition.s •CWldC..Akh $3.42 /hour. Centers 1n Buena Park. C osta Mesa, Fount.a in Valley. Sa nt a Ana & Wetminil1er. ............ db 14.24 !hour Autistic Pro· gram· Dueoa Park. OCH Profiram · Hunt.ini.?ton Hch:lrvine • .tr Orange. Mll ~ram· Or.nge. • ..-.t111•c• c....-. $4.21 /hour. 5<-hools In 8uma Part, Hwlttniton Bch. lrviDe60raace. •Ceh:t.n.Ai11lll.e 11.11/hour. School in Or'lmp. AU <9llen wtll be ~ durins tbe summer. Call 714,.._,_ for more ln· tonmtJon. Affirmative Act Ion Em,ioy"" .: ,.. .................... REAL ESTATE _omcE MANAIBBT_ For ......... " ............... . .... ., "! .... " ....... .... Al ........ c ..... .... Wrfle .... 1121 • .., .... ....... c.... ....... C& 92626 °'*"llltrv a.ts Mfr firm teeU reliable tndiv w /I yr e"P· good phone aldlls A: attitude toward customers, to lake ph orders Ill a nofi. srnk'g olc. Xlnt co benr. Apply 1n person : CAJ.JFOAM. Ul881 Von Karman. Irvine. Part time receptloni1t for Christian counsetinic rente r 1n N e wport Beach Call 631-0760 or 644-0107. Daniel Vanian paso1•• IEC8'f'IOMtST We have a paJtt.ioa in our N.B.. olc. nHl to OC UJllX>l't ror a person with ~olcU1lla•afnend· ly penonatity. If you en JOJ' met"tlng people . & wa11t gooct Co. benefits please call. t79-0l64. T 0 o ·r.emporary Service5, 4320 C.mpua Or. N.B. Swle'lSO. ------- f'IST COHTIOL PART TIME ,....._ Secret<itr y. l y p1n~. Steady-job for right i:eneral ofriee. telephone persoo. Profit sharing, personality, matllre non· iroup ~ alth. Apply in s mok f'r . Cal l Ine z person 1.loyd Pest Con· ~3 trol. 5661'.:.. Dyer Rd. San· PAIT TIME OHL Y ta Alla. Due to company ex· PIT ~\TOltE pans1on 1n Orange ·co. F 1 s w Qo R B I R D area we nttd several K N o w .t F. D G E s harp people lo work RF.QUlRED.~642·5522 NghLc; per week R-lOpm &'n day Sat. Must be lH POOLCLl~ANER or QVf'r People who arl' Experiolced stable art' prt'ferred. SSR-S0.'>9 __ _ $450 Sdary -----·--• Or profit i.hann~ pro· Pn.nllng ~am. wh1 r h ""''r you p•-C'l'\'TER prefr·r F'<>r tntl•r v rall _..._ "'• bl l(lfTlpulcn i(.'<1 rr11ch1nt.•, 714 /7~·22\~n !..:.~~ ucw year expen e1ue prt'· PART TIM Jo.: Nd ~ key fcrTt!d. Four da;f work peoplt> fur expand1nJ: week.. F.xcellent bt·nef1ts bWl1m-ss Xlnt income 1ndudmg dental plan !"or appt 642·CT723 Call 546·7360. Pc~">nnel · ---------~nt for ap1,oint· PART TIME ment. Eq'Uat Opporti•nity Sunday onlx to deliver ._Em .. p.lo•y•e•r .... _ .. ,_ Daily Pilot to carnl!rs m Laguna &ach kt-qwres i------------·-\'3n or lar~e s t ation wal!on & a good dn \ m.: rt'<'Urd l"hone 642·4321 & a.'ik for Harry S4-eley Equal Opportunit y fo:mployer --------- Pnntinl! rLATEMAKB Some experienre pr.~ ferred, includes strip•· pUl~. photo and L3youl". funr t1on . Excellent, Wlll'ltiDa cond1llonll and PART TIME benefit.s including dental plan, four day wo r k EVENINGS week. Phooe Personnel Department 546-7390 for Adults with outstand11\f!. appointment. Equal Op· attracuve personalities portu.nity f:mployer. who enJOY workm2 with~~~~~~~~~ lods. Over 21. Start al Ji' S3 !><.I per hour. Phone 642·4321 F:xt . 250. RF.TWEEN 4 00·5·00 f'M AsAi for AIMho t:Qual OpJ*1unity Emplo)'er -----~-Pl XO PER. Ope r's fur t ··lt•ph on t> ans"'enn~ serv1re Mu!>l be able to work som<' 11.eekenr!s T::, pin~ 35 wpm rc.:q u1 rf•d F:: x J>\'fll'n1·t• pr('frrrel1 o r w1!I tr;un !\1any 1·om pany b(-ner1L.;. f'\111 t1mi· or pan t1rnc. driy & artt•r noon 1•\Cnlnl.! ~h1rt :. a\'a1l<1bll· l'll'aH· call !\loo thru l"rt !>13 ~:?3U E 0 E PBX OPERATOR Th_· Da1lv Pilot has an 1mm<'d1ai<' opt'nmi: for a part lam<> PRX Opc•rat<>r :1 :111 f' M I u 7 . :J fl I' '.\1 . Saturda~ H OOA !\1 to I:? :-loon 1-:xperwnc <' prt! fc•rred but -.tit tram E~ ROD UCT JON TRAINEE. Rubb« ~ products. Jrvme area. Must pa.ss co. physical mc ludm(( bac k x·ray. 540-76.'ll. E.O.E. PROOUCTIOH Mcftrid CGlltrol PLAMMIR Electroruc mfr In S 0 C. is sedc.ing a self-starter. w/3·5 yrs exper. m pro- l11J('llon /materi a I con· trol. lo schedule order1' to meet prodt.1Cllon reqw re· mc nl s, cxpcd1tt• materials. fo recast matt•nal rcqwremenb. On !<hort a~e fo4IOW·UP & a 'anet\' of other tas k:. Must 6e able to interpret 1Jarts l is t s from hlu<'pnnts t:xper. in mfr ~·n' 1ronment es~en tial. Wt' offer xlnt pay & twnef1t 11 Fac ilit y in ht'aut l.aRuna l:anton. nr bl•ach & resort are.a:s Call {or appt. Telonic I ANkl'lt>y pc!rsonn(•I dept. '1 1t -1!14 9401. La1tu na flearh E 0. t~ c· c I l1'1tl t•om pan y i-...... -.... -- berll'fll!> For appoint Prc.cJ"an1 CoordiRator nl'111 for intt•n ww <'all $18.500 Annually 642-4.121 . ext 277 ~ IM"11ctor ORANGE COAST $18.500 Annually DAILY '8LOT Apply at The Employ· 330W Bay St. ment & Tra1rung Ad1mm. Costa Mesa of Huntington Bcat•h Equal Opportunity s.:nl Main St 11 H. until ___ .:m_p_lo_s _er ___ .. :Jp •• m •. •M•a•}•' Zilt .. h ...... - •PIX TELE.PHONE OPIRATOlt! Pleasant work111g rond1 Lions with Chc\•rolet dt• aJer 111 Orange County Airport business com · PfTOFACE Varied duties. 9·1, Mon Fri. casual offiC('.. Neat people. Call Elizabeth a l 67~ 761 1. plex. Some li~ht book· ,_._ .... _ .. ___ _ kf'ep1ng , typln11 re PURCHASING AGENT qi.Ired Opp. for advan· 3 years exper minimum. C'Pmenl. Sef' 0Cf1~ Mgr. Knowled-e or paper & HOWAID Che•rolet mm helpful. Work In Dove&.QuailSts Costa Mes• area. MaH Calta Mesa. CA 9:2lll26 IW5onne1 . Personnel /H e alth, ............. -.. . benefits clerk. Our Npt Bch om~ has an lm · mediate opening ror an 1ndiv1dual aeeking a dtalJenging p0tltlon in penonnel. We oCfer a variety of clerical dillies 111 persoMel & health bcnelita. C.nd.ldat.e will have prior oHIC'e ex· petlence, good lyplnl'!. & t&phone It public ron· taCt skills. Experience delirable ln personnel or ..au.a benefits but wlll train. Salary c om· m e o1ura&e w /ex · Dl!df.nce. For appt ~•JI ...,_..,mJM.E.O.E. .... II 111 Siii Eapalld'I c:o nat 'ly ..... corp Neb pel'Mn W/l Jn UP U A tech awNt. bi.liq Span/Ent me. ,,. It de&ltely • 1rowtta apply. E:"O. E . Call .lean, HO·IOH. Qwta1 Pftollonnel Agen· ey.tnl0Harbor1...CM l~F'Rr;E RADJOLOOY HOSrlTAL JADIOLOGY TRANSCRIBER Immediate opentn1 ror either a full lime or part time Radlolo1y 'lnmcriber. EllDerieace 11 nece11Hr1. Monday through Friday, 3pm to ti :JOpm for run time lhlft.. We olr« excellent beclefita. Pleue apply to: f'11{ IF If Offlee SAMT~AMA TUSTIN . tOOtM.~Aff. .... -.c.tnos i:=.~11" I .: ~1111111!~----· A ll'llll job for people ~ •UMDeOlllle!Ouaran 8-1 ....._ teed 111ary or com ~ f'UaBl'r-n '• orrw~• •f "'1Rllat ~11 In our ch .. ntw .... l&Ol"eDMl')'OU ANEW J'R •• .... cmm =~e= ---c•mnaco. -nJ '"''" ....... SCHOOL now acc•pta VISA • MAST!RCHA R G t: .,..._. ...... Eu ui • IJWe u 27 hours. ~al yOW' t'UDVll '*'-· Owaran&Md Cal now lo acMldull' yuu ragg lntrodurtory ( kwon. ear ConiPanv REAL~TATE 18So. Coast H1way &7141494-1057 SAL.a. •• /UrM l'ubU r 1pealun1. tc-arh1nec ur .... be<'Qmd • th4-dt• IW for l)C'l"'IOft•I 1Ctuwth 6 IMaft inrome llT all )'uu Med to earn UI• lO Sl8 JWr hr comm l mmf'd loc openln1. C•ll Dawn. t2UI JOWl2iO for •ppt Saks Pft'5C)n. permanent. full lillll', R M. Abram~ OalAIAo(c showroom Ull9 Newport lllvd .t' M St·f'edl pnnung proou1· lion manager wa nt€!d. Muat have exp. 540·9110 SEAMSTRESS. exper. mature womao. P /tune Your home Uebb1 c M6-68I aft 4PM Sea.mstress. Some exp clellnld. Will tram. P at- tison S a al Ocs 1.:n 6'B2UIO. • •••lsECRETAR Y f' IT. ~ cheerful , e xp'd tn · .. dividual w /stronl( typing ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I& s horthand lal ~nl s = want.ed. Apply in person, Receplionlst/Secretary at Robert .Bein, William pmrt time. 15-20 hrs. per Frost & Assoc. 1401 (luail week. Psychologist ol-,_Sl_N_.B_. _____ _ rice. Salary open. Reference s r eq uired. Call 6'2-8186. SF£RETARY We arc looking ror a versaule woman lo wor k Receplionist/fypist. Ac-in our b e Bk.a t 1 r u I curate typis t. min. waterfront yachts s ales tiOwpm, good oHI c e ok as correspondenc.e Jails O<Mllt767 st..'Creta.ry & reher rN'ep· s · · ..,..,.. tJorust. Qualifi catJons for IECIPTIOHIST this position incld a typ- Trade assoc. Orange co. mg speed of 55 wpm, Airport area , needs re· t•reative writini;: skills. ceptionlst for cordless ability to meet lhc public switcbboard. Must have & good ref's. Jlrs a rc p&eaant voice & phone Sun-Thurs, 9·5:30. Non manner. Lite typing re· smoker. To $!!00. Call 0 . qtjred. TeleK experience Burttc wkdys, 642-5735. helpful. Call personne l )ecretary for s mall m.8384 li beral church in Costa R.ECErTIOHIST Busy Conv. Hospital· front d es k . X lnt be!Wfits. Free Ins. after µrobataonary pe riod . Lile typing. Apply 1445 Superior. N.B. Mesa. l person oHac(!. 5 dy l'/T. G ood 0 H 1c-c skills, mature. rl'!'IPons 1· ble, ta<.1£ul. Call for an appt,648~ ------•SECRETARY• u teoC'£11:e skills required ~ for fun 2 Wl'l'ks JOh in Hunt. Jkh. Oth1•r p11s 1· lion<; ava il. EOE. Call Suzanne, 972--0626. RlCEPTlONIST Terrific opportumly for begmner. Typmi;:. Will train on ph o n es . 1'romotable position. lrvme Personnel A~ency 488E17th. Costa Mesa Suite23t 642·1470 !Wstaurant Garde-Manger or Pantry f'irst clas.s restaurant in t.aguna Nigue l. ff to 4 p.m. Salary Open. Ex- perience. Conta ct Chef Mercado at Bayshorc House. 770.3222. SECRETARY Ma tu r e pl e a san t persona lily. very pu · tient. Ut'curate l yp1st. It bkpg , exper gen ofc work . Pref e r w/knowledge ope rate Telex. Permanent pa rt- timc. 8:30-12:30. Wlth oe- casiorui.J fuU days. Send resume to Class1£1cd Ad 11488, Daily Pilot, PO Hox 1560, Costa Mesa , Ca. 9'£16. Restaurant Cashie r part Secretary J~or-Arc you time. Mon·Fri. 11·2pm. a c~ mmded ~ self Jack. Irvine Clubhouse. motivated person: We 7S4-7500aft.2. want your enlhus1as "'.' Restaurant -part-time 5 dys wk, 10:30 lo 2. Call 545-3064 dys: eves. 1Bl.e866. Restaurant Expel' Bus Boys for Npt Bch club, days & nig!lts. c.JI for appt, 645-5000 ext 53}, UTAILSAUS ~ exper sales person We are a young dynamic group oC' self starters who are inter ested in results. We pay year end inl'Cn· live bonu.-.es & g1v<' you the growth opportunity you deserve. Impress us with rour competence . Call Vicki 549-3185. SECAETAltY /bee. Part Ume, 9 to i. type 70 wpm, ,S/H. $.5 per hr. Irvine. 9.57-1337 fuU·time, N.B. area. Call --------- ror appt. 642-2444. ROUTE Pest Co1 trol Traiftff Steady job for right s-non. l>rofit sharia~. group health. Apply 1n ~· Lloyd Pest Con· %:! 586 Dyer Rd. Santa Slilmuer needed. Ex-S,:~ly. 631-4660 or SALES Bdogy or bi·chemistry lnajor to solicit bu!tiness -diqnoelics over the .._in Newport Bch. •ase+ commis sion. SECRETARY Work for dynamic fast growing r e al est a t e financia l compa n y . Newport Beach, Fashion island. Call 759-lSll a sk for Mary SECUTARY PIT, Insurance o ffc, Airport area, hrs nexbl. Call AM: 752·5131. Secretary /R eceptionist heavy phones /typ ing . Newporter lnn, EKec. or. flee, 1107 J amboree. N.B. Car ol Wars aw, &M-1700 ... E.O.E. 'IMJM5-2111,Zak SF£RETARY Newport ~......:....--------• Center Law. Firm. in· SAL ES CLERK for t.eWgence. good skills & Glft/Uq abopolpvt club, prior legal ex per r e-Ill In. mmt nex. Call q\&rtd. Call Ruth Brazer Ir llPllt MS-SOOO en 520. 75&-:BIO a /time, s om e Rapidly expanding firm -•s.t. needs secretary to run or· ,..-.__,~ ~Be -lice. Mus l be a sd( • •""''--'ee an atartet & mature with !· 5tt-1'18& good sllilla . People stla Faatlnaltl.c op· orie nted • mus l . ..._.,. for • 2Dd. in· Newport Beach location. ii••· -cb™our __,. ~ ~ aft.-----............ ...,o. •SICllTAlllS• silla, JIDw ..ad JOU lllte s.r, JGeal Ole ' ..a am/_, wtr, FCIOOcmt/l'eCt,n>e50 /Um• or F /tlme . ...,.SIJOOR.anae •oHelaold ltem1. EudUJ•1P11AlIFeea --J..Ia..-.....AlenCY StleaJadJ, pt·tlme, ~~'::J'l.IO .... aper. oalJ. -W. BalltH Blvd. IUl ·-~· Callta. ....... . -. -" . ·--···--~-........ ' ta.WlllltH 7100 Mlll t•*w -~~·············· ...................... . ~ W.eM 7100 11CI llCI .... , t .. II 1001 ,........ 1050 ... 111 •• i_ 1010 .... ,..... t040 1\i.J1....... .. .. ............................................................................................. "" ··-··················· ·-.................... ---· ' l soc·· ~ ..... c m ' n · · · ltaJI treuh •rmolre. Deont tota + .,vaeat. WJllWKt.Ma~:--rnton· pecu colfte tbta., unoaed c1a ~r. Biuell de· hlde·a·bedi urtbloned tux. e1ec broom. M4·5a tOfa-Mt. 1 I ne.r new. •f\6. 40' ~Spart,,.. , ........ her. Teak d ecll, twin srl llCllJAIY ~CAIDH . W. .,.. llllkina an ln· dMdyaJ Wllb HYtrJI I >¥" 1WWll uperttince la laW and ,..al •Ult. Mal· ..... Olndldale m1M1t lw ea· pai.....S Ma1 Card II ~ wt\h 1blUty to lib Ulhl flhorthand We ortu ouu tandlnic Mdina condiUOM and I 1liw&llwnt_of'il11 pachll<.- Mr~ apply al Jl..rll(m ncl Dep.rtnwnt PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport l'l'n l l'r Onvl' Nfowl>Or1 Beach, C. U2600 f.qwaJ ()ppottW\11 y Employer M It' . SECRET ARIES t...ing and shun term u!> sigrunetlll. llohday and vaca ti o n 11a y Hosp1tahut1on µla 11 ava.ilablc. VOLT •• "'-"• ~ ... 4 ~ .... 4 .... '~ ••••• :IHS Campu.;; Dnve 540.4741 lAcross rrom Uran~e Co. /\1rport l Equal Oppor Employer SECRETARY OWltanding opply ror 2 peo ple o ri e nt e d secretaries with good SC<'retarial skills lo join our Sales Dept. f~njoy l.!1< c el l e nt co mp a n y tx>nef1ts. Apply an person Mon1Fr1. 9am-12 noon Personnel. MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Center Ur Newport Reach . EQuaJ Oppor Em ply m If St>wtng F'LOOR l./\OY · Experience wa nted. al ooce. Must have exper. an sewing anrt handllnl! people Salary Oµt'n. 3701 Wt~l. Carn.a.:e Ur . S A ea1ir Sll/\MPOO /\SST n('ed(>d Thurs lhru Sat, Tht· !lair I landlers 642-!WIW Sh1µp1nj.! & R1•rc1v1n11 Tr a 1 n 1't.' n 1·~d t·il 111 udhllSIVe mnf.: plant 1537 Mon rov1u, N B 5'ti-S l.l5 SHIPPING CLERK Sh1p p1ng & r ece1v1111.: dulles. good puy. at mosphere very nice rull bct'M!rits. Must be d ean, sharp & exper. Sal com mt.'flSurale w 1ab1llty & cxpe r . Ge r r y (7 14 1 r .. 11-11100 Shippmg person wom<:ns wear . garme nt cxper preferred but n ot necessary. Tustin ar<-a Mon-f'ri 40 hrs. Call Barbara at 544·9360 SHJl'PING & rtt:CV'G. 1\1 /F . M a c <irl·~<ir Yachts. 1631 Plt1c·cnt1a, C M. SHOP·TRAINEE lmmed opeflmg Co~t:i Mesa mfr co. Xlnl t>enr. & peraodil' rev iew~. Deltroruc Corp ll'l!J Baker St, CM 545-0403 STOCK BOY·DRIVEll. p/llme. coll student pref. W. LEE & ASSOC.. 570 Glenncyre. Lag R~ T E A C II 1-: R , SUBS TITUTt-:. I M- M E DI AT 1-: N f; E D . Grades J.8. Vahd Cahr teaching c·redent1al. Ap· ply in person. Fountai" Valley School Dislrict I! I Ul!htl1ouse Ln. fin Vly. C o r n c r Ne wl a n d /Ta l b er t. E.O.E. Teache r -Prc-Srhool Certificate o r e x · pericnce. Afternoon or monung hours. 640-8820 TEACHERS & AIOf:S needed ror pre school Ucnefits 556-2676 Teacher for prc·school. experienced, 30 hrs wk. Westrninster.1197·2159 TEACHERS s.bstitutn Oran1ie County Dept. of F.ducation programs : •ClllldC ... $32 /day. Cenle r s in Buena Park. C osta Mesa, Fouutain Valley , Sa n ta Ana. WmtmlDlster. •DCH S9/day. Centers in Hunt· iDl&Oft Beach, Irvine and cno,e. •Alllhtk BueMPU'k •MH Oraqe .......... c... _.O/day. Schools in <nnie. Santa Ana, Lake Elsinore, and Trabuco Cu1'0D AD ceat.s and acboo1a .w be opea ctuna1 u.e llmlllW. llual bave ap. propri•te vaUd Calli. Cndmtial or permit, al· lowlu M"lce ID the -~ ...... Clll714 .... rar ... 1111 ... u.. Affirmative AeUon ICmploJwo. hM lrDl*'d o.,enlno ror d .. • dlryalen .... oaoculaor 1 _.:..• __ _...;,_.. ___ _ ~lied t«bni<'l•n1. e s . t1 , c , n • . • f • IL&D TICH ~-.mil<'. aa1-0035 NIM St. T«h lo •••l•t CILASS SHOW »t.21155 _E_v_e -ry_t_h_1 n_«_m_u_s_l ___ o_! 10PcbUIkn&11 bdrm set. Beaut couch, chandelier, dbl keybrd c0t'd oraan. 11 n 11 q u e b u f f e t • uaume loan. No aUp. ~ .. ......,.... ml.O'll ra:h 1111.-. t4IO Avan RedMal 10ft. Jln. 6 111 uu•H•H•---• .. clnldur"' H•D In f1('/W 11.8. Oepreealoo Ol•H produc.'.t 1nvr11t1icatlon. Club 1>.reHnl1 Annual dewiloDmml t; 1ppUc1· GI ... Sbow::Ls.t. 19, 10 to UM.4llUI ~ &• 4, G) Ulb ~ , IUL..AJ&o • evah.aalti vanOUI de· U\lna le POU«Y. Adm. ai.,. for producu II nes ll.50. 2" olf w /Ml. :ernc~r::;~::.~ =~t:f:C:i aiLJ.blJLl.J:DQJ.Ql.Jllk Ho 11 a n d D r . V I c . ~-=: ~:=. '1i1 mYICIDlf'I'. etJUlptment Sl.200. 0.-IDIQaAWeelr ....... __ ..... rn.:1:»a:ao iron rm divd'r. IM2·8IM 1 "idl7Slat.er.H.B. aft S-. ....... Mi-9202 ........ '°'° r~. tn oolluUun, hHlth er A 1111 t rl an 0 • k ch 1 n a ft'<'(• 6 "n vlronmont a l cabUat!t, leaded beveled U'WMI l·2 )'l"a .. llper Ull ~ncal ur gen.iral lab ~ 6 mirror. carvlnaa t«h ~ay,... t-'tiUeae level on lower buffet. 11lnt Kito8t'eCOUl'Hll dfflr~ cond •1s1be1t otrer .......... _..,._,._12 ____ _ DIVILOPMINT Anlq Au11trlan. 1860 116c1Mrd, walnut, beveled TICH mirror. b..&»ble gla11, 1'o construc t, t u t & mother of J>earl-inlay, trooblethool. engineer· rNrble top. SllOO. ·Ena inJC nlOdela & Pf'()lolype bMb)' crib 1880. oak, $400. uruta for pltol 1produc· ~ rocker 1890, burled u.-i 5 yrs tixper as a w a lout, $300. Wll 1 Pt0di.·uor1 or engweer-baraaln, will bargain, 1111'1 tech +-z yrs furma I nMit sell. 675--0895 rlet1ronlcs triuninl( or •as!mcft 1010 tiquav•lenl desired ..,... PRODUC TIOM ~·~;;t~;;;··~:;~·~~·~·~ TECH IK1I'POINT SALE. 3308 'f' u t' ht' l' k o u 1 & W Warner nr Harbor. I r o u b I t.' i. h o o t Santa Ana. 979-29'll 1rurnvwavc l'omµont>lS CASH PAID Ritts (lan·IU) Rattan dln. »et. Lens glass top. New value over 12.CJOO. Good s hape SSOO. M is~. ~. Bab)' Une crib It dresser . avocado w /flower de· Sign. S7S. 833..'!972. __ . __ Must sell by Sr.at. Best of· fer! Couch, sleep sofa, brkfst. set; new queen sz bed, stereo. 552-0609 Deluxe wheelchair. l..wnex toilet chaJr, Safe. T-wallu!r 6 4 proog cane. li!JOO Takee au. 8TS·5'126 days: eves M0-8715 WetW,SZO A.ak for Dan. 963-6046 2 formals s ize l H 2. Ant•· que picture frames. Aa· sorted pictures. Ford car radio. 642·6148. wkdys aft !>. For sale 8' couch. con901e colorTV. J. Wayne Te nnis Ch.ab Family me mbership $1800. Ca ll Rich at IOSS 00-4880from 8·5. S48...o74 G.'al)tW.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 used tires 8.75xl6.5 Sll ear h. I tow bar. SJ 18 ~ ·-···················· .. llarboir Ill . 13ft. Cyclone w /trailer, Colla 11 .. New in '11. Hardly used. ~, ,,. $825, Sl.225 v a I ue. •---------6'B7'15. Get tank ZI~ x Ml!4 x t 'n . Newportte t-bilb. ao~mt Cabin sleeps two. VW pulls it easily. Trailer, DeVilb6aa!Mt.P .alrcom sails + excellent condi· preuor, model NKB tion! Sl800 or best olrer . -P.m1 90. IG-3179 ~7120or-.2163S Zl' CATAl.JNA. lmmac. O/B, $14,000. Cons ider reas. olr. Must sell. Boal s howing by own e r Sal/SUD. 1137 Bayside Or. NB. S lip 106. 714~or68741268. ....................... JllPORTANT NOTICETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price of Item~ advertiaed by vehiclt> Lehman 12. complete dealen In the vehicl1: MOO claaalfied advertlsi nv 1-'or Sale: 1V. couch, bed. antique tmnk. ii1shcs & lots of hol.l'lehold item s . 15631 Williams. 11 48 , Tu.5tin. 543-9824 642-5191 or00-6173 columns does.not includf M:sa .... om any a pplicable taxes W..evd IOI I 2 SOL <.:AT 18's w /frls. license, t ransfer rees. & falt e r ~ l!:xp e r Wshr /Dryrs1Re fr:1 ~s w /mlcrowah· l'o m po. work.ingornot9S7-8133 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must Sell-S100 & $1300. or finance clMu'ges, fees for MOV1NG SJ\LE ·5·19,.~to Old sheet mus ic. o ld bestolr.S48·S2.87. air pollution control de :i. 3801 P~rkv1ew Ln. ~raphs. any condi· Hobae l2'monocatwltrlr. vicecertificalions orde nent testini: t formal lram l.ng in bas1t• clcc· lrOOH' u1eory de ari.'d. Wl' offer Kint pay & benefits. facility IS loCSl cd in beaut Laj.!un a Ca· nyon nr beat'h & resort area Call for a ppl Personnel Dept. Tt-lonic / Ucrkelev. 17141 494·9"UI. Lu.:una ·Beat·h. ------T f~LEPJI ONF. SOLICI TOR an your rome. 6·9PM, no sales. $3.00hr +bonus .. %0·1468 Tf~LEP ll ONI-: SOLICITORS. 4 dy wk. 5PM·9PM. no sell. no cx- per. S?OO mo + bonul! 5'$-5045. TB.EPHONE SALES Newspaper i.uhs. 't'our phone. 4 10 5 hrs a day, $!00 & up comm. wk. f;,cp. prer Over 21. 1.0 . Newspaper Ent. 835·&t5:1 1 to3PMOnly Tow truck dnvcr nL'Cdc<I. Must Jive CM. expcr on ly. 6-16-9638 - Tow Trul'k Dnvcrs (''(- pc•r'd. Top pa~ 1\l)ply <;&w T o w in g , 74 0 11 Ulun:.Way.('.M 1~12·12.1<! --~ THAVEL AGENT ncc<tt·d 111 s ales of \':H·at11tn travcl m1:1'g crUIM'"· FIT tours, mln 'J i.::.lcs. Sulary & i:Omm Qualir1cJ only nd Hpply 957·!!'100 TYPIST /Off-. CLK _,.(.. W1• havC' an 1mm1·1laale vpcnin!! fvr a ~)() typ1~1 to work an the OH1<·e Services Dciit al our Npt. B<:h. corporate or fit~ l>ul1es will 111dude a.ss1st1 ng an uur mall r o o m . Ii a l' k u p switchboa rd opera tor. messenger work. rl'CCI" t aon. & gene r al :tll a round office duties (;ood lypani.: -;kills & some ore.cc l'Xl)OSUre de· s1 r ab l c Extcll cn t lx•nc£1ts • Pll'as<• l'all ~1ari.:11 llur tic. al /\ mt'nrd lrw <Npt l'ntr 1 f.40 l!)O(J VF.TEH/\NS XJnt oppor to <'arn xlra mrnme Part llml' up lo SI.JOO per yr, plu.-; other benefits For rull details. & lo rind out 1r you're qualifil'd t•a ll NAVAi. R~ERVE552·~ Wa1trcsse; WHO ME SHINES SHOE~ Great Amc ra ran Shoe• S hine Co /\pply 1n person. Ncwportl'r Inn, 114..'C Tami, f'r1. 9 lo 3 ~11!*1 WAITRESS WANTED Apply in person bl wn 2 & 4. Any shirt Stavros Helt. 5930 W. Coast llwy NB. WAHTED DRIVER SUMDAYOMLY To deliver Daily P ilot bundle!i to carncrs. Re · quires van or lar~e sta· uon wagon and a g'IQH dnving record. Phonl' 642-4321 and a sk for Harry Seeley or Don Williams . F,QUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Warehouse m a n ~ood driving rerord a m usl. Deliveries. inventory & maintenance. 40 hrs . Mon-Fri. TuaUn are.a. CaJI Barbara at 544-9360 No exper. req'd, Your area. AH shtfts. Good pay. Paid weekly. No fee. Mmt be over 18. MOlllLL . TEMPORARY lRVINE TUSTIN 752-8542 551-902'7 x.a.y Tech. part Ume, 6-10 hn. per ,. •. 4-.5 ball d8ys, llon-Frl. For Ortbopedlc aar,eon 'a of· flee . FHblon bland. ......, l1nd What you wut ln o.uy Ptlot Clualfiedl. BARGAJNS-Usf'd refrigs. wshrs. dryrs, garur, best beys, we serv appL Best Appl. 536·09ll, !>36-4330 19-8. Jrvu)IC Color T V , tion. 751-8875 mint condition, S500. aJer documentary pre full sz. ffiilllress. s leep ---------penlJon charges unles~ sofa. lam ps, lbls. & Office"-"'ihr• & &M-lOU/4M-l23l otherwise specified b) many othen Eicflifl'9tlt 1015 '16 Lancer 25· . Bristol lheadvertiser. ll<Apoint no frost refni;: $210. Am a n a Hada r range, unde r warr. $275 $5211 Westinghouse gas dryer , heavy duty, nt.>w, stall an lTat.e 661·2871 llolpuint frostfrce 17 cu.ft grt.oefl ref rig. $200. 673-2512 Kenmore gas dryer. 2 yrs. old ; white; excellent l'Ond.ilion. 557-()lJ26 Cclmtf'GI & Ecpiipmtnt 8030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cu non Pc lhx body $6$, Spiraht<' $15. t\all mar lru.tamat1c Strobe A SlO s.:M;.;!403 ----------Dogs 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uta.'!a Apr;o puppies. 5 males, I re m . 7 wks. $27!>-$325 644-8595 Afghan Pup, champion san>d, lop show ur pct. must sell 646-!160!1 or ~·0613 AKC mm. Schnau1.t·r M G wk.o;. Adorahh·. aft. 4 & 1.1;knd<;. 4!n· 1!17.K ADOPTION GUILi> S ale of n e w t enn1i. clothing & eqwpmenl Rlg'bar~a.ins• For cha n ly . Tax deduct,able. Sal May 19th from 10 to 4 1033 M a r t n l'r s D r , Newport Heh . I Dover Shn;) ---·------Gurage 1-;slate Sa I<· furn, ktlt hcn. nt.'w Avon l'Ollmet1cs, d olhes clt 339ll Manta Ct-Lag N11:. uf£ Selva Thurs & f"ri. l2· 7. Sat. Y-1. 493·0781 f'r1 & S:Jt ~.;!. 24651 La H e rmosa. La i:un a N1J!Ucl 4!15-IJ658. Moix'<l . lawnmower & erlger. 23' trvllrlr& mur h mort' &lboa 1L1llh.' Isl ) 11 !1 Crystal /\vt• llousctw1ld rurrushini;:s, llob1c part:.. toys, IOO's of other 1tt•01:. b"TS-4784 Fn. Sal. Sun Making room lo remod f'I UJc.s of J!ood collectabl-c~ {hi puant1n,gs, p1cl11rt frartlt!S. mu ny larnv~ ;ani1 so forth 5151 ~ Orc·lutJ , CdM Fri Sat ltefng & housl'h11l<.l 1ti·11h M " " I I ~ r u r r1 i''r1 1S1.1t 1Sun n u Vil· tor1a.., 1\1Jt !!F I V1 ll,1 Mesa 1\Jll~ 1 •.•••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Ma in . J ib, 150 --------- IBM Execullv<' Genoa. Xtras ind. Sabot. lrlM•u/ typewnler. SSOO '9500/Flnn. Days 7a m· Cl9liCs 95S-'lZ1_4_ _ ........ ~9910. 5-8 :30pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9520 Pets ...,... '46 FORD WOODIE 8017 493-320&. l"!Uy restored! $13,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tame Umbrella Cockatoo & Lesser Sulphur Crest ed Cockatoo. Nace birds. Young 675-2662. Planm & OnJalts 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New !!' Kawaa Concert Grand Must se11 $13.900 Dea1er 751·ll21 fender Rhodes. w /spkr. headphones. ben<:h & casssetll' tape player SHOO Dealer 751·1121 OUT OF 6~? Buy a Bnmhall piano & .iet a moped free BRIMHALL PIANOS Acrou from South Cou1 Pia,. 751 1171 S T AH II HITE l' 0 N !'Ii oni:anall~ $1!200. rW"-,11 l'hn stmai., nov. $1500 7!)!1· 111 1 WlilU.l'rlZ1':1l 43011 or '72 Clapper 21 · w ltrlr. $1.995. 96.l-5710 2 boat own er mulil become l boat owne r. Mus t sell super clean Ent.'SOl'I Zl OB. Many ex- tras New intfri o r . $1 5 ,90 0 /or o ff e r s . 54f>.9(MJ9 ---------llob1e 16 JJ40 Many extras Sl.2501offcr. 675-47K4 ·7;. 16 ' Hob ie Ca t wltratler Sl400. 492·5740 CK493-4977 Bnstol 22' sallboat , head. galley. sleeps 4. 0 B . Lessons llOOO. Even1ngi. ~5327 loclh. Sllpt/ Docks 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -SUPS AV AIL.AILE- Y /\<.: NcwJ¥)rt 640·0551 Wantt•d 50' Sl 1 p for bt'aut1ful Chris <:r ;1£t <<!13> 446 5648 or 12131 675-6161 l ... arHarris THE AUTOMOllLE COMSULTAMl N years of expenence on your side. Providini.: consultaUon & "in thl· fleki" •ppraisals to pru dent owners & prospel· li ve bu ye r s o t I N V E S T M f; N 'I automobiles. It ta kes a professional t o dt· lerm1ne real valu .. 7 141557-7752. 3187 /\ Airway.1, Costa Ml•i.a Ca. 926211; '79 MG TD REPUCAR BRANO NEW! Your choice of beautiru black or elegant cham pagnc. these a re rarl' classics not to be ro unrl el~cwhereo in Orung, <.:ounty Leather antcnur wood das h. ,\M 1F:'I ~tcrno casscll1'. .: I a.,,., sad<! t'W1ains h1ghllgh 44!>-57G3 _ this rollector·~ 1t l'111 ·., Golden Rctre1 n'r puppll'~ A'KC l'hamp1on lml's I male 3 rt•ma lcs 642·3259 j!an, xlnt l'<Jnd 9~">1bl''I Hanes 8060 offl'• \Gl ~11.i urt il'~t T1aapcwtatioft fealure8 Must be :-.<.~n l• be apprcdated JIM MARl:'l/OVW IH7 11 Bcach Hl vrt HUNTINGTON BE/\l:ll 142-2000 llt.'aullful Bil·hon i''rlsl' II wk old llavr• s hot!> 714 1559·85-17 Good for Al l~~til's._ •••••••••••••• •••••• ••• TV', Radio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~}:a,~d ;,~~ ~la~~·,:;;', .. ~.':;.~·.~~ •... !?.~~ ec;:n· W,/ 9120 gddmg hy fh•;il Md .:O•\ ~au11ru1 ~ .. l'Olor T\' l ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2.UOO <714t'1W lf~7 )r warrant~. lr .. c ck lloxcr Pups /\KC. Bnndll' m a le Hcas on ahll' •192·7364 1-:ve~ Houseftold Goods 80~.s liwrv Sl lH ti.If> 171«i flil!h propcrtyT,\X1':S 1ben l'a me PROP 13 Nt.'Xt ttw c.;AS l'R It: 1';s 1 lhencame . ·51 •·ord 4-dr cslm setJ;i n nds paml & uphol. /\ mechan . 9iOO <:ash. Art ll 546-9:8) i\lghans. kennel redul' t1on To p c1ua l 1t y rcmales fleasonablc ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Hl'.1\ 4!5'' Color 'TV L1l..1 Custom Dral)cry lntenc»r' ne'l' aJI w1w)d (•alJinet Sl5\ Sale. 2tl0.000 yds of fabril ff13 1153 1n -.tu<•k . S2 75 ~ <J 731-0710 7M·9!17-97f..ti ___ _ FrH to YCMI 8045 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti.isce41~ 8080 Sliver tip Persi an ma le. •••••••••••••••• • ••• •• • Scamcse&., fema le, both ure hsc tra ined. d r · clawt'<i & fixed No sm t•h ilrlrc n IM2·MI HG ID1·~- 2 nurry klllcns nc<.'<l good homes 673-11.16.'i aft 1; Nd home for beautiful hlk II m os f e m d o.i Kiln. d ct'lrit'. l'eml'nl Rarely Uslod S2UU 8:r1·f.801 lti> ydc; gm sh.a~ t'rpl'!! • ~ di'?' from :!br a vi $lSO 752 2.'>5() ---WaterllCCI c·omplt.'ll' SIOO OHl rl• def'k & t·ha1r ~(I 964·51Hll llou.c;cbrokcn. 962·2912, Com.<;. proof & mint Sl-C.:-. 96.'1-~lOec silver l'Oln~ B rian Wood, lg tree trunk Bnng your saw. 646-4583 Hea ullful Ger man s ht hair Pointer f'. I yr. old . l.oves childr<•n. 968.2917 llatr Lab. lla lr Austr Shep 11 mo . m a le 84H805 To good home 3 adora hll' kittens. 2 fem, I male !0·54116 ------- K itte n s. we ane d & trained . C osta Me s a area. 5484615 646-5623 ijBQ, d bl Qvcn or hro11l'r gas. na tu.ral or propan1" lost.'! of xtrai.. hke nl'"' S100 value. ~ell ror $350 631 ~. 554·2156 -----C/\HPETING. wht, 40 sq yds. good 1·ond1t1on. beautiful 644 13{)8 F.JCqwsitc Wedd1n~ J>re~.s . ofr white, H 7. Lal'l'. satin. hand sewn beads must see to bt!Lleve' W .a~ $750. sac $450, 642·489!! ;.ifl 6pm weekdays ~ 8050 O'Neill Supers u11. Tapt.,J ••••••••••••••••••••••• scam s Use d on l· 1.· CASH PAID doesn't fit $110. 548·02Sll For gd used furn, anti· ques&clrTV's9S7·8133 **IBUY ** Good ~ FUmiture & Appliances-OR I will sell or SELL for You MASTBS AUCTION 646-8616 & llJ.9625 COPY MACHINE I 962-7033 Internme nt S pace. 2 Plots . Ha rbo r Res t <.:emetary . Best orr . 646-0710 s . . HanJ{lng lamJll'I: copper & sale 1-749·3481or642·651il staTned itlass a ntique wtswag S7S. Cane ant. llandCrochctt.>d BlKlNlS . Rold ranish W/s wag $l2S. Very unique, Also H~p Crystal c handelier Muggers . Beaut1fu I w/llwag $1.50. Patio swag bnght colors. Perfect Iii Ught raxturc $1.0. 640-7049 Guar. to retain i;hape in water. t Wet!k deHVer, . Green wing back chair Call 7H/9&t·7238 colle ct .. w /matching ottom an. afters pm for more inro. SIOO.&l().'1049 R•ndsome execullvt! F.arty Amer. sofa Ir lrg, desk, 3x6, oak. l250. 1 wing chair W/otlom1n, 497-2042or497-3282 f550. Admlrlal 15.2 cu ft. trostless refri g Old fashion lookln.g w/lcemaket, PIO. AJI on-bedspread. full stu•. l y 4mos. old. Call small Ooral plnk")>atlern with flounce all arounel. 5'9-9943. nearly new $10 : smaJI Dlning sel-4 chrs $500. lhrow croche t p i nk Sol• It loveseat $500. p illow . goes with Brwn lthr couch 9500. bedspread 12. 962-IM 97 Orrin Ori1 Ames chr 1_after __ a_:_30e_m ___ _ 1115. Glrla wht bdrm furn c:om&>lete aet of Graaad Sl30. m.0417 e.nb '2 boat cove~. Divorce, 'lmua t sel I Blue. Xlntcond. MSO. t bouseful or near new 552-lmeves. f\rlilure. <2U> 514-8391 300 1q. yrdl. hllb q111Ut.'Y Get GREEN calb carpet1n1 It drafe •. forWHITEelel>hanta Made ror Po rto ln:n W'ltb a Clualffed Ad Harbor View, light !'Wiit, Call 142.w11 llOO ...... 7302. 19" & "2.'l" l't1lor T\ :Sl2!> t·,c w I yr"' ar l;.1;! 5340 · <!I " c•ol11r TV $M!l 00 I yt "arrant\ -t:42·53tll Boats & Marine Eqlipmtnt . •••......••........•.. 9010 ...••...............•. Fllwritl<1!> dang h~ wit h elt'i.·l n<' motor SWt.I R30·9151 l'\'t'"' Boat traill'r ror It)' Ill bl.I J I SI 50 Jhs t 111 r 5.54·5137 --------Boats. Maintenance I SerYlce 9020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 cng repaired . rca!i. paint . m a1n len a nl'I' 754-~0.'l aft 5Pm for a ppt. MARINEC/\RPENTRY Kil BoaLc;, mechanical. & repairs Rt>asonabll• Rall.OS 547·4811i loclh. Power 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Scarab·330 TS out· clrlVes. 8S hours. Loaded ' 65 mph plus. Stored on trailer. Must sell /best ol (('r. 7lt.a216lt.o..t 546-I 200l world Ask for Jerry Perkins 'Tl Glastron. walk lhru. B.T •. lull <'Overs. lmmu~. pm. 673~·118_7_6. __ _ A CLASSIC!! 34' Hunter sedan cruiser. 1'wn engl_galley, head, s ips fl. mahOJ! cabin, Oak /Ct•dar hull. 1948 classic. Must sell by 5·30. S7()X). lm 675·9966. \'oll' 'Wlsely /\rnl'nca DAU'SRV Re..td & Scfts, Inc. SFO. LA. Ot!nVl'r. I 800·854 0399 out~1dc CaliL 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••• Nissan Patrol Aslanit S2900. See lo <ii' prec1ate. 833-1337 . '79 Blazer . 4.000 m1 loaded. Pvt Pty. 552·0519 ~~~~~~~~~~I ·ss lntemat1onal. 4-x,.-. 1 Camper :rohe ll. ribcr~lass. cyl, dual tanks , stra1i;:h fits Da1:-;un or Toyota body, camper shell. Sl20l S!OO ~ ftnn.645-2145 -----~~/ Tn1eks 956Cl '150 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • '72 Dat.c;un p1c-k up. gov\ 71 ll~ky 400 dirt bike ~WO llres. camper shell, Onl! CK bl.'Sl OHt.'r pa int bl'lgc. Heall} BJ0.9151 eves CIC';a n $2000 /F 1 r m ----64.').6625, '74 BMW R 75 /6, 34 K - m iles. 1mmat ula t c. '65 El Camino . Com $1900 54Q.8340ext. 3611 merc1al plates. a m1rm ster. runs great. $1300 71llonda750. automatic 67>2100 ~Ma. SltiOO -------- 546-339H 73 ford pickup, 302 eng '76 Yamaha 400 L'nd. Lo A/{;, p JS. /\ rr. low c. miles. $2,800 /or bsl. ofr nu. Good s ha pc·. b~ t ofr 548-I 025. overS500 557·6388 -------- Tuw Trucks (2 > both ford RM 2SO Suzuki 7111,'1 only 1 Ton, Holmes 440. Best ndden 5 hrs. Make orfe r oC'lcr 642-1461 557.s393 '68 GMC Step Van 6 l'YI '71Honda350. nd" paint IJ50 /bs t ofr $400/ofr556-04'6 alum r a m ps av ail '72 Yamaha 250MX Good 96(ME277 afterSpm - cond $300 /b s t ofr. '75 Chevy Luv Mikud( ~~ Kint cond. s he ll , wht i YAM 500 f •. spoke whls. wide tire~. 4 . . aanng "' ac S2500. 497.3503 ress. Xlnl Cood. 9000m1. BIO 673-1640. V-9570 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 71KAW/\SAKJ Z·lOOLT011978 FORD E l.SO window XLNTCONO. van <privacy f(lllss > 645-2556 Uses reg. gas. PS, l'H. Hus ky 360. STREET ux;·AL i!:NDURO! Runs great. xtras. Must sell. Bst Ofr ~1-442.8 factOJY air. cu.'\tom 111 terior & seats. ice box. sofa bed, steel mag wheels, AM /FM lltrk stereo, Cobra 40ch CB. C z. 2SO. runs perfect , 13,000 miles. Van cost very dependable. Must Sll.500 new, will sell for .h.c.s G J_u Sporlfishc r . c l<'a n~f:~~~~~~~~:t-~~~~~~;;=~--r--"1 ~17.950. BOGARDUS '78 Kawasaki KUSO . low '75Pl.YMOUTH Yl'S. ~-5556 mi. Xlnt t'Ond. VOY A~ 642-7655 127" wheelbase, 5 WAMTED ~....__ .. e....._...1 passenger, V-8. auto. Boat salesman for Chris -.._ -, 1160 trans, rilbt side sliding Craft & Welkraft yacht R_,/Shl991 dr .. e mTssion control sales. Call Bill Allison, ••••• .. ••u•••••••••••,e Qltem, AM nadio, new Newport Boat Center, RENT Luxury Motor white paint. 119,000 m i. 645-Q)lS home 22' Palomar. SU115. l:an be seen atthe Sleei-8. 1250tweek + Deily Pilot, 330 W. Bay 18' Ollis Craft, mahoit. lhni. 64l).85&S !l.. Cotta Ilea or call hullonly,nutraUer."500. RENT 23, FIREBALL Circulation Dept. ~164$-4199 SELF CONTAINED. IOGH,exl.216 17' Mltw,orf Dory ~ABLE. 845-2213 71 Dudp, et.'ODOftly kyl, 496-abl Eves. .,_ .. __. ti 70 new tru, runs 1 reat, ·~ •rwTil'I bluebook ii SUOOlaaking Skipjack 20', open, '75. lo ........ ••••••••••••••• $1800. 845-5000/exl 348. hrs. rNny extras. IB500. CINn 23' Terry Trailer Rid: 49'"687111137-4474. set~ lo live in, alngle,--·------- penan. Quiet adult ,.n. "J2 Dodp llui-Van, win· Own )'OW' own dock spatt Spece rent 911), Owner dow, t ton. XJnt lnalde • + 18' flbe~l11s 10. will rtnance TOCK. to cu. New paint. IZ200 or Criscraft B ck econo qualified. . pe1 rson. $4M batolr.MNmt . V-6. Danforth compa11 calb.. MS-CmO. • .... 1_.._ 8 ., __ 1 c Ton Elec. man bU1e pump. -u ... u .-.. .. lnstrument1tlon , full llepaide Vu: Converted eovft', & bhnlml top: All Tu• a. .-.Y ttlO lo camper. S.lf eon· SllOO.llN-9143. ..••••••••••••••••••••• t8'11ed.~.:.ao..zs1• Sm•ll utllll~tratler. "TfOllC~M,oot ml.8 SIDpJack 211ft. lmmac. On· lbqomery ard axle eyt. a ...... IOod IU inll. ly 75hrs LOADED! •aprtnp. f15. •m/fm caaaette. p /s, Slo.750. M5-7a "2·3179 p/1». _,, __. ---..,.~ -.. -..,. ........ -~ .. -.... ...._ ..... _, ----......... -------.. .. •• -·--.---:.:··~ ...... _,:"\.'!'lt.-.~~-.... -... -~:_..:_7_:- -.--... -· --.... -. . ... --.. -~----~__;:..;;;;:...;~~ ..... • 17 j ' .. ~ ~ tl70 ....... 8! • ..w ........ ~11-tiM .......... rW ~ ... ~ .......... . -·················· ...................... , Mi;; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·=y== ~ ............. !?.·.~ .................. !?!~ ~ ...... ~ ...... !?.~! ~ ........••... ~~ va. auto.ellc tnaa.. .._.,,,,. ~:.=-¥ .. ::!: ~~·~= 7~ pwr ........... re41lo, Locell1 owned 6 IOflOI 'Nrn. KVB ~· froid •1ae brailles • HrVlNi. etertO\ air. .... ~ ,.,,_ .. lllocb. UDhole\ef'1, Soottllbout 1'111181 *--cllllll>. Po• er • U • r • I . ~-IT'lllOllO"' . •Int~: • 4.., cllllcs iWl-m,.. «UJI mlln. t cyl. •tick, ~ --~~U.\ mL •uo .... ,. ~;"odW11:1~4;"•· rack. '. 17491 ~ • ---766 .1Maa10Ms .._. t111 ,.,... ~TH ... AT l As 1 •1~1\\I~ >' I 'rl \I [I' ti WOITI ··--······· •••••• ....................... *J.C. FORTUNE lm~,fAVD. ..... .... '7f 77l:Jc,OJ..A foollat'-OMC ()fee DaAIJ 6 S..~ay '1UllPM ,. -Harbor Rlvd. c-.. ..... 6ll·l27' IJMIH HOie A Cws ""'1'1ACIC no F. 1.1t St .• Santa Ana MANY z.• n:ailft, 4 c:yl., AT • !714J658-1000 146-ltl4 <hev. ,, wlndow van \'x, a\l&o, P/8. f)/8 . /\IC S .100. PP.fTS.*2 ............ tHO ....................... MWIU.IUY YOUIOATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOPOOLL.AI .. • . L.· 4 BAii WI( I( DA TSV"'4 8 II 1l/',4~J ]J7~ WEPAYTOPDOl..LAR fart.op Uled can·foreign. dommtics or classics. I YoUr car .. extra clean. ~ #I lltO....,C...., 211CZ5Harb0r Rl vd. COSTA MESA 1972 l.O CS W. Supt'rb cnn~. 11(ft'r1> t!i«llJlll (h'\!RC'M Im plrta 1'2.om)fi . - CREVIER & I SI A MOl\°"""Y SANfA AMA 8353171 IH« UU lllAn l)Htv...O ...... c.....c •USIDIMWs• '7fl:nx?SIR l~NZR I 76mA R 17~:!PV1>1 i7 5.'ll "8pd S tR 1Ul 711 1 '711733141.pd 1o~v .. ·z, il163Jcs1 StR tOOJVZt' I ill:Dli4Spd llOl UORJ ClosedS-dlrp IOI McLAllM11 AriON. Hear h Rlvd I Al Beach It Wh1lt1cr) LA HABRA 1714152Z·5lll C~Sunduys __ 9_7_9_·2_5_00 __ ,C4'1ri 9715 WE Buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74. GAS SAVER, 4 ryl. USED CARS AC. standard trans. new llreli, xlnt con n. Only CALL S2J95. <.:all bfr 1l sells Usedc.ar Mgr 95.>:MYl l 540-S&lO '71 tapri 2000, 4 s pd. power disks, air , snrl. :im/fm stc•reo. Cl('an 6SK m1. Sl.500. 7-9 & J. 7. 640-0273 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD CO:STAMESA ''"....._ .... .. c .... ...... ~ H6-tlll•S40.t467 College Student needs auc.omobile for a pprox- hnatdy $150. 640·Z77_6 _ Drummer /Student na>ds van. truck. or rpl wgn Reas. Glen. 548-?.335 ....... al11"9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1ural 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * z ~s * DISCOUNTED SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN ""'1' I 1 '''I 11• '' • 8 3 1-137S49 3-3l7'> --_, - •DATSUNS* Largt s.aectkMt OfAIModth SALES-LE~JNG PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUM 1 Cu'tSeU Your Car? CIEYB MOTORS 21MS HARBOR BLVD. PAVSTOPOOLLAR 5404410540.0211 f"orClean Used lmporq Call Mike or Don 76 DATSUN 13~3171 1210 'Tl Lanria Coupe, snrf. 47.000 miles. 4 cyl. 4 mags. a /c. llhr & pwr. speed, new paint. new rm s trk. $5900. 833·24 tires, (418PHL61060) Days. $3066 '511 Aa.un Healy I006, '7l •lC. FORTUNE MBZ 2650. '76 llonct a Bike~. Best orrers . Call Pontiac-GMC t1wn 1-5. Ph 646-9720 2CXX> E. lst St.. Santa Ana (714)!>58-1000 AHea....o 9705 ~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Audi Fox '74, 53,000 mi. AM/FM cass .• sunroof. S!300/ofr. 675-5806 evs aft 7 '76Audi Sta Wgn, liJcc new cond. lo ml. 4 dr, 8 trk stereo. sunrf. m aroon. '1151). 673-6350 '78DATSUM SIOCOUPE 29M miles. 5 speed. AM tf"M s tereo, n ew radials. ( 05o5TW L ) $4466 *J.C. FORTUNE Pontlac·GMC 2000 E. 1st St .• Santa Ana f71 z (714)558-1000 ....................... -uiJIEDIATE DEUVERY! UIMllLIC'nOM 32•'• 1211'1 ~~~~~~~~- ··We need to buy clean Oat.sun used cars" SW'all Pay Top Dollar$ COSTA MESA OAT SU~ ALIOllkll'a "7131GZ, very dean, loob IMSTOCIU IQOd, runs beauuruuy, caD ~ -We may • St.200. (211)965·6601. bav• tJat pre·owned -..11. BMW you are looilJlf --------fart W Dal Rdalr.1d shp, Ul..J040 4tMt4t saoor bet otr. CIUtll COUNTY'S OLDIST G 99-2Clll. "11 aecrl.. -.ooo mL Auto. ma1a. AM /Fii tape. ..,/Oii'. lluat 1ell by l"rl ..... aft 4. '7S 240Z DATSUN . s.111 ....._LeNIDI a.le, eutoLtmJO. ~ ...... 751..U'rl Ralll "'1teelllW '71 240Z. Wboleaale. PJl~ife'.'!!lWPGl~rt~rfe!!:8:..~_!!!!Mf All/Jl'll ~ tape, alt. ~ . --· •BllWIDOZ Alkiq .. 450. Gl·llllD MM'JGaft.S ~~~-~~---· "11312. alr, auto, ma111, ..._, 1 owner, '7000. ~19-UIS, eves "11•.lowmU.. '71MC>'lClaNlc ~.~.... .. ..... .... •ma ~· ... """· ~-_.;...---~-· 9IJao llO-s.o TeCllHll,,_ • t " r • o t • p •....:. Mcll ttlO &HYBslTY ~/rad1a1~ <21ts1....-........ ;;~·iua ...... oe..e.11 SH66 Coupe V8. auto matic. ...... c... . .,..c •J c FORTUNE pwr !it, & brakt.'S. air Trsltt • cond & viny l top . XIOllorlJor Rlvd l'Onllac GMC (7!>3VC0l IStk 25998). ..,1_, _ M·-· :.40>~ Dal .. : tat St • SuntJ Ana SI 911 .__.... ~-1714 1Mll lWO ,_,... t7lC ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 XJUaa. !f4.000 mi. 15,000/bl'lll ofh:r ~ 11941 "16 XJS 1:JUO ur1i:11111I ml d1il blue-w lt8rl hk1· nc~' ll:J, 000 6.11 I !f.!I ~'"' 974( ·•··•··•······••····•·· '77 450 SEL.. llrnwn. lo m 1 Xlnl r ond 644 -4201 Spyglasi., CdM. '76 450 SJ.:L rt-d w /lur velour int. allo)s, ele1• SWU'uol Jli.000 m1 ti m every thing $18.500 Fallbrouk 7211 3280 01 ~673-6474 '7J 450 SLL'. loadl'd. ,.x t•ellenl cond1uon. $16.SOI ONO. PP 494.2(Yl3 '61 190 SL Hd lop convt. new pnl. uphol, immac a ppea r . $6500 firm 833-897:! IRavinlt · Sal·rif11•e 1!171 :W SF.L J .5. l.uxunou~ Ud F.d1t1on. fully l'QWP & auto. 1-:ler. sunroof Xlnt ronct . $2500. & T.O.P 644·8889 ·m ~•~. 2 tops, a uto. A /C. immac. cond . $1.2.950. 67J.3750/494·2220 '75 450 S L. Silvl'r & bluP. •l2.<XX> mi. AIJ powl•r /I plum. $18,500. 675-3878 '68 250S. white. $3500. 91).l.5823 eVt.'S. '7J ~. yel. xlnt. cond. IDKml. Sl4.500. 1>73-431 l 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt&t Toyota 4 Or -AW>lnaU~ trans .. r~bullt ~.new brakes. J!ood Ulei & body Pn. ply . tf')I) U.11 & u.i.k (or Lauri at 5'11 5163 after 5 p m '78TOYOTA CB.ICA umAac 8,.:117 rrult.'S, '' cyl, I\ T , p ), . :. t t' r e u t J p 1• • mai.ts/radi11h. M72U UY 6llZll $6966 *J.C. FORTUNE Ponllac-GMC m> t:. Isl St., Santa An:i (714)~1000 "\ '69 Crown Wo9on: Good cond. Good fire.s. $600 . Ev~nin9s 645-1216 71 Corona sta wgn. i:ooct gas mileage, r uns 1;ood. needs pain! J<Jb $700 aftt-r G l'M 4~J·:W22 or tro.2542 Tri...... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Save $900. 79 Sp1tr1r1• Stereo, SOK mile wamty wtrte per. cond. 968-6.'164 rves&wknd'> -----VolcsWOC)eft 9 77 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VW • Havin g trouble sell· 1111; your rar" Try us Top dollar -Paid for or Not• Bring your l'ar lo Jim Marino Volkswagen, 18711 Bearh Ulvd .. Hunt· mgton Bearh · 1\sk for Frank Manno or Tom Allon. '76 MG M1dJ?el. '15K mi. Meyers Manx framt< + S2SOO good tram-•. $100. 642 3322 Eve;&\5-17<19 dys,957-172JC'Ves. Mark THEO DORE ROBINS FORD 1\l(o() ttANl\UW Bl YD (0~111 Ml'>A b'l'J 0010 '74 Buick Apollo 2 Dr. AM , A IC Xlnl c.'ond ~ &'5·!128l1 68 Skylark, xlnt mt'<'h . netd~ C01>met1cs. 20M m1 00 ~· $i75. 754.0960 C ... llC 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • PURCHASE ORI.EASE YOUR NEW 1979 CADILLAC MOW! • NABERS tluittea£l l()()O H,\rbol 8lv(1 (()'.I.I~. 540 ')J()() '72 El Dorado Converti· blc. Russet exl w 1hone leather int. Evrry upl Xlnt l'OIHi. $5,UUO !list orr &1s-:12m e' t-s '76 Cad Sevilk Fully <·quipped, 44.000 m1. ~495 i199-3816 9744 '71 Yellow Conve rtible l.976 EJ Dorado. loadt,.._l. u .. n ·. vlnl uas mi·. l'rv good rond. Must sell. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~y. $29951\.. • ,_,.':",.,-.,,,.~---Sj(j(X)or offer 96Ml290 '74 MG B·GT. clean. lo """"""" mi's, AM /FM , n C'w '72Sq b k d d 79COUPE DF.Vll.LE clutch, $3500 firm . .. uare ac · J! mi.~ Ao;suml' Paym enU;. 1-'ul· 83H!M6. c.'Ond. New Brks & IJ<.it. Jy Loaded ! CLll0311 l $1500. 675-4560 t:ves. DI PoncM 9750 r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS Super Beetle convt. 642·8366 Wht top. yellow bdy. AM /f'M radio. h11e dedt, nu tires, 46K m 1, ~. purr. S5000 IS SCJROCCO. 60K m1. xlnt merh , nu t1rf's . q1ack sale $!000. 631 ·19'l3 '74 Porsrhe 914 Im- maculate C'O ndllion ! 8rand new en~me <re· buill1, new t 1r~s. air rond .. m ags-Loaded! Rr1ghl yellow with a blar k top Pri. ply UOlKRCI. $5995/bel;l of- fer. Call 7594140. Must sell '66 VW gas '68 912, newly r hlt eng & saver, runs great $900. ~. good body, S6000 644-6:m. Chris aft5PM. Call. 552· 1923 111912 Yellow Very <'lean New paint S7500 '72i·519.1 74 914 new yellow paint ne w Mir he hn tires on rear NOT appearanr~ group. I 8 <'ng 36.000 rrules JO M PG $S500 71'1 73'·5193 ·71 91L<;, Black on black. 5 spd. new anzas. konis. stabilizer. rblt engttrans & clutrh. WJOO. 5S2·3.12H '11911SCPE Alloy s, AM /FM Blaupunkt stereo. Turlx> rear speaker pkg., elec· tric antenna, air. power windows, head lig ht washers, cruise, s uper low milt'S. Lowered to European stance. Light Green metallil' /burksk 1n wtlh cloth inserts. 10449 > '7691 ISCPE Whit e/B l a c k Trim /Black Interior Super low mile!;, stcrC'O, air, alloys, and very rlean. Priced To Sell at Retail Blue Book! (983.XER) '76tl2ECPE Alloys, air, super low miles, AM /FM. Very cleml. 71'°' nt, blklblk, AC. anrf, alloys, AM /FM stereo caas. All xtras. 23 MPG, No dwn, T IO l.se . 8-6, 973-2077; aft 6pm, 67$Ml6 * WHIZ ltlGHTPAST GAS PUMPS These Front· Line • Volkswagens Won't Last Long Great Mileage, Great Pnrcs ... '76VWIUG Metallic gr een. AM ;FM. <533RCW > 75VWIUG Yellow. Chrome wht.oels <597MYSl 75VWIUG Light blue. (JOSNOZ> '74 "412" WGM. Beautiful car. Red in rol· or. 14TIN8Z) '71 SQUARHACK Ught_beige. 1298KXU > Xlnt Selectln of Volkswagen Buses, Too! CNCK IVBSOM VW·PORSCHE·AUDI · 44S E. Coast lllway al Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673-0900 * t772 VOLVO SALIS. SBVICE AHDLIASIHG ~EAS DELIVERY EXPERTS '72111T. Xlntl'Ond. Konls. CN·31'a, AM/FM, maint recdl, 5 IPd.. 12.000 ml. tlll!OOJOBO. llf·l.3&5 all IAltLI ID IPll. VOLVO '12 Olllvt. Mu.al aeU. See 1*ffarboc' Blvd. at 310 Broadway, La& ·~u .. ~JOJA!f .. ~467 Beaeh. ---. '3000. _... - ...... t7H OIAl•ICOUM'TY ----.. ••••••••••• VOLVO •t DOUR IN U.S.A. EXaJJSIVELY VOLVO IOY ...,.... Volvo Dealer CAIVll tnOranpCOun~! nllS·ROVCl BUY or LEAS , .. ,,...._. DIRECT .c:::..=.-r:m * Truly Exrcptmnal '11 SEVILLE Tutonc paint. lcw1lctl. vrrv low miles. 15HiT.I FI Sloe.To Appf't'{'iatc $9995 CHICK IVERSOM VW PORSCllF. AlfOI 445 E Coa.o;t lhway at Rayside Dnv1· :"icwpurt Uea('h f:7:J.Q<JOO * 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 LT. Xlnl cond Fully equipped Must !.ell 1m · med. $3800. 675-971'7 ---'77 : black on hlark. dean, 27.IXXl m1. s;100 Cclll ear- ly AM. 754·7910 ISCamaro. air , auto. 35 K ITU. Sl.500. 646-2625. Good t'OOd. 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINAL 1978 Q.EARAMCE! on Camaros, Caµrin•s . Monte Cu rios. Mah bu~ & NO\'as. Drast1C' reduc - uons! SAVE MOW!!! COMMElL <J CHEVROLET ·~11.,rr •• r lll1d • ' tS I \ \1 ~ :-.. \ SU-1200 .a>RV AIR. '88, A/C. 110 hp, body ralr. eng s ick. Offer. 673-51.22. ,. caprice dualc. Fully eqpld. Lo mi. Taite over lle.SllOmo.~. •11111'-M t7JI .......... 1. Tim. ...... 000 I ...... ..us -•HM••• .......... '178'clrllPWCoRlll'h""', '7S _...: 17, m . ~c. -------~1v.ao. ..,., 1'at Xll. XlDl ltHD. eueUnt l'ODdi· P1' p/b.L.. auto. am m ::.c: Aaaheim 750-2011 '7• Nova ~. PS, PB. air. I.ape.• apd factory mags etc. GOOd cond. runt well. •JJOtofr. SS2.a75 . '11 Mcinaa Wp V-e. aulo1 air, 4500 mr. loaded. 10 ........... ..., ...... Lo ml. Bit olr. Ian. ··-OftO. P.P. *"'°· R .S mp1. ne ..;.;..;;;;;.;..;.--.;...;..;.-....---1 _..dt:•Pll. ..-O...•..n? ml. 9M00. 6'1-3112:> ~.~17,1979 ...................... . ... OAILYPtLOT CJJ ~ Cllau1.. · tt20 ...... UM4 ....._ Uae4 UtM •' ··········"-············ .•••....•.•.....•...•. ················••,.!.!,••• ·················-··· ' .... ff40 .• _.... nH "n +O H60 · • T1 tm,.ia. 4 dr Hdan. ••••-1•9 •• 7.,.L~~.!••u.. ·-• .. • .. ••••••••••••• .j\j .. 9M•••• ... ••••••• : power window•. A/C. Pll:1Q 1-6-• AM /Fii a track. one ---.... CAI-........ 11. '14Gble4C)'l, .., ",.. owner . ou driver, ""-_... 9lllO. All/hi I lrtl. A ._IWWCaln frteway lftllet, 13300, I <')1 .. automeLIC lraM., . :r..iu saver. '2200. J INt .... ~ Xlntcond.'15l"'840 pwr. at. 6 buku , lTlllaftlPM. ••--• .. ew'""""-IDl. A II I f M 1 t e r e o -,-. ~.dim -"-w/Cerrt•e • ,nw Ure1. A/C, AlltFll 1&er.o. -_. •• (_._) Olt .. , _ ttU. ..ato.. a peed ~ontrol. -•••••••••••••••••••• -"""" · -· .... 11111 ... ton• -•t•ol IMVOICI SAU 14191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' • ... .. · ,.,_ OM ALL lt7t Expires tOpmS-20-79 "11 Olds• Reseney 4dl' ~.~aooe.-Pif:d diae.I. Loeded. Make ol· below blue book. 74.906 COIDOIAS let. P P. G1·5a15 1111 • .-. Can be ae. at $19 OYER "17 OLDS N Re1ency. the Dail)' Pilot, llO W. AIHnvokleaGDwiDdowa. OpuDallyflSunday New rada, brallea • Bey St., Costa 11 .. or Does not wlude ractory 'tll IO PM ahocb. Pwr teata. win-call CirculaUoa Dept. hokibal'ka & incentives. 29:!9 lla rbor RI vd <lows. tilt whl & cruise 642-a'll. ext. 210 Expires tOpm ~·20-79 Costa Mesa rontrol. AM /FM s ter 1--1-=9~7""9-=P1.~Y""MOiitif":":::=:..-- AT LAS CH~SllR Pt YMOUTH Open Oally & Sunday 'lil 10 PM 2929 llarbor Blvd . Costa Mesa 546-1934 '68 Town & Country WKn auto. air, roof rack. all pW'r. gd. cond Ong111al owner llOO. 675-4866 1979 CHIYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR. V8. automatic t r ans . pwr st & brakes. lilt wheel, d ee. reur wmdow defroster. \'lnyl r oof. wsw radial ures & more! (1047i!O). $6895 Expires 10 pm S-2(). 79 ()pen Daily ai nday 'til 10 M 2929 lfarbor Bl,·d rosta Mc•sa 546-1934 ·01 Chrysler JOO Burgundy while top & mtr r Im ma1· 40Kmi i.:ood on J!US, S65() 77li-51Gi! 1979 CHRYSLER- LE BARON 2 DR. VB. automat11· I rans .. pwr. st. & brakL-s. tinh .. '<i ,::las ...... ra<.110. 1·ustom ac rent striPt·~ & mor<'' (HWN..!l $5295 Expm..; JO pm 5 ::?O·i!l AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Daily & Sunday 't1l IOPM 2!129 llar bor lllv<.I Costa l\te'ia 546-1934 ~ L'i the full pncc ro1 t.tus l9W Imperial 2-dr . Runs ~real. l'il-cds brake Vt'Uf'k !'>:iii 0920 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Mark IV Loact<'d • Xlnt <·ond. ·Reg. gas. Must Sell' SS.000 /best of for ~')9.9213. 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORVETTE COUNTRY! 18 To Choose From 19645 To 1979s HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACll 833-0555 Cougar 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 MERCURY COUGAR.COUPE VB. automat1r lran-; . air rood .. pwr. st. & brakes. AM 11:-"M s lerf'o w 1 ~ track. ~pht sl'al. vm~ I lop & W /S /W 11r('~. (J23KFRI. $2895 F.xplrcs lfl pm 5 20· 7!l AT LAS CHRYSLER ?LY MOUTH Open Daily & Sunday 'til JOPM 2929 llarbor Rl vd Costa Mesa 546-1934 1970 XR7 All power auto A IC slerf'o c· asselle PS/PB 12595 Xlnl shape Potential class1r G73·3449 Dodlp 99)5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74DOOGE CHARGER SPEC. F.DITION 62.325 mile!', \'-8. 1\ T .. .,·ar. air., p s . Landau vinyl 1141LFW611241 $2766 *J.C. FORTUNE Pontiac·GMC 2000 E. lllt St .. Santa Ana (714 J 558-1000 '72 Dodge camprr. PS/PB, V-8. AM /FM rass, plug Ins, one owner. mech xJnt. $2750. Transportation car for rent, avoid dwn pay· menta, int chatRel'I. tu· es, Uc etc. '76 Granada. «>,000 ml. AC. AM tFM stereo. 18MPG. b lk w /blk inl. exec model, Only SlH mo. PP. ~. '77 LTD 11. 30,000 mi's, xlla CQnd, priced to move fMt. m2'7311 . 546.l934 ~ ~·995· eau: vouu•AM VII. automatic trana .. '7J Olds Cutlass Supreme. pwr. st. & brakes, air 45,000 m1 Xlnl coad eond., 11pUl Mat, vinyl '59 Ford Pi c k U p wtmatching trlr. Rebll 312·llpd. AM /FM 8 lrk. new paint, & cover for bed. spoked c hrome wheels w /radials. Call 5.S7-6388. '72 Randwro 500. 351 C kt.on Sht!ll. Ezy -Lift trh · Xlnt rond S2 150 8686 or 837 ·4286 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Mavcn<'k. new paint. all power. low miles Make off er 556--0637 $116.'iO. 752-0232. top, radio & waw tlrei;. PWo t957 <623VAD). ..•.................... ~~s lt78FOWO PINTO RUMAIOUT Econom1r~I 4 cyl., automatic trans., pwr. s t eering & r a dio . (llZI' 1R). (Stk. P389lf). $3618 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10t.O HARBOR BLVD (()~TA Mf~A 642·0010 Expires 10 pm S-20-79 ATLAS CHRYSUR PlYMOUI H Open Daily •sunday 'tll IOPM 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-1934 '71 Maverick. needs e ngine work. SSOO . ~aft5PM. i 4 Pinto, like nl:'w. make 9'50 offer. 556-0637 Mercwy '75 Fwy C.toM w.tMml 519 W91 All extras, P /S, P /B. AM t FM, A /C, c lock . errusslon rontrol system . v.B. etc., etc. 78,230 ITU.les. Pnce Sl.595. Can lie seen at the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa or call C ireu l a t 1on D e pt 642-5678. e xt. 210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S HEWE ST IJNCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSHIP RAY FLADEIOE LINCOLN-MERCURY 16-l8AutoCenter Dr SDF\vy·Lake f'orest exit IRVINE 830.7000 ·72 Col Park 9 pass. w;ig While. fully lo.1ded • Xlnl ' S!,100 675-lillll '76 XR7. Dk blu~. c·rubt'. clima te. Mi che lin!!, dean. $34~. 631 1923 · 1 S G r " n cl '1 a r II Brougham Mint t•ond. t\Jlly cquµI SJ.000 1bt-st ~11H(l3!J -----·----MllstCMCJ 99 s 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 FORD MUSTAHGll JOI.COUPE V·fi. uuto trans. power :-trennJ!, AM 1n 1. 16,22.1 rruJe.. l·llORTV I $3766 *J.C. FORTUNE Poot1ac-GMC aKXl K lSlSl .. Santa Ana (714)~1000 '78FOID MUSTAHGll lDCOUPE 17,lm mjles, V-6. AT , fac air. p.s., s tereo cal>S. 168DJWL. 6Ul21 SSJ66 *J.C. FORTUNE . Ponttllc·GMC ml E. V.1 St . Santa Ana • '714 ) 558· 1000 --- '74FORD MUSTANG II Hardtop Coupt>. 51>.225 rruJes.. auto trans, ra<.110. heah'r. n e w p aint. I07lLAH1 $2666 *J.C. FORTUNE Ponliac·G!\te 2lm K Isl St .. Santa AnJ (714)558-1000 '72 Pinto Good cond. Uses any oct. gas. Xlnl. t.'COOOmy transport. S950. day 640·44 71. eves. 548-~. ---------'7J Vahent p /s. p/b, a lt . '76 SN/. t5.000 mi. xJnt. cond. SI ,500.,best of· $3275/ofr ter 833-53!17 <W> (111 !J60. 3805. 551-42>.i 1 a ft. Ii -----Pl'fMM'lh 99 6 0 Ofttiac 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 PLYMOUTH AR.ROW GT 5 speed trans. AM /F'M radio. n ·ar 'A lndow d1" roawr. bU('ket seats & more! (2().tUJV> S4795 l;:xp1n-:, IO pm 5 20 7!) ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Oa1ly &Sunday . '111 IOPM 292'.l II arbor Ul vd. <'11<.1 a ,\I•"·" 546-1934 1975 Pl YMOUTH Fwy Custom 5uburt.on :l Seat Slauon Wagon. Torqudhl~ trans. V ~. lml ~IJ:>.'\, cm mL'\SIOI\.'\ mntrol ~>~tern. L1K re· mote l'Onlrol mirrors. A/C, automatic, pwr. t.a1.l~at.A? window & door locks , Pnc·ed ~low Blue Book. 76.<XX> mi. Sl895. Can be seen al The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Ray St . Cos t a Mf''i 3 or 1'all C i r c u I a I t n n D l' p t IM2·4321.ext 210 I 975 Pl YMOUTH- VAUANT SB>AM V8. automatic trans .. air cond . pwr. st. & brakes. AM ll'"M radio. \'tnYI top &wswtlres. <OOJMGRl. $2395 Expires 1 o pm S.2(). 79 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 0J>('n 0 111lv & Sunriay '11110 PM 292!! llarbor HI\ d ('r.stJ '11•s:t 546-1934 '75 POtilTIAC V&n'URACPE. v.11. a t.. fac .. p .~ . H.allYl'. t7.~IO milt~. ncl4 lire~ 10'hiNOA 61059> $3266 *J.C. FORTUNE Ponllac·GMC 2'00 E Isl St , Santa An:i '711 )558-1000 18 Trans Am . T roof, en.use cont, Vel. int. A<.:. sr.m. &is 92'.JB. ----- 'ti7 F1rebird 326 v.s. 2Jlmpg. P I S, AT coosolt'. su~r w1dl' m ag whb. i::ood body. good ronf11. uon Sl005 P.P. 631-4777 '77TRANSAM T· Top. Special Edition Appearance G r o u p . White/ blu~ velour in· tenor. Loaded with power windows, powe r door locks. ste reo. lhorou~hJy inspected & detalll'<i. Immaculate H~ADY TO DRIVE t863RYN> Dir. 642·8366 --------·75 Nitre: J spd. am/fm stereo. ~ood gas mil SI8S01bcst offer. 673-71!f!J &7:'J0.9475. '77 Trans /\m. tiOQO. Mu11t sdl. Call 641;.7165. afte r 5 raJI 640-1985 Connie '7H Cutalma, fully eqpld. 12.00U mi. $5895/ofr. 900-:8)5 -----'77 Trans Am. T ·top. /\M tF M·cass·CB. PW. I'S, PA. lo m i. $699!'1 752 lZIO Veqa 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Ve~a J2Km1. Alltos. Hew 9100 Autos. H•w 9800 Best Ofrer. ~3967eves. ....................... ·····················••.---------,: WITH LESS GAS TO 80 AIC)Ute, YOU ._ A CAI THAT &OIS AIOUMD ON USS •AS. The new 1979 Fiat Strada ol• you b9tt9t mllM08 then the Dltaun 310 or the gasi>OW'8f9d Rab04t Ind It coats hundred• of dollera ... than either car going In before you 8Y8fl 00 out. Whet'• men. 8hda gives you bener OM mlleege then the Omni Of Homen, too. All •A 1 • &Id JI .............................. Remember' c:omcMn these ~ eo the •lmeted MPG Of OChef' m. You mey get diffetenl mlteege depefdng on IPMd. weether, end trip length. Highwey mlleege wttt problbly be ..... '• t r '~''• .......... .,._. CJ2 DAil Y PILOT I IIMOllt--POllllA 10 1111 IALLOll" SEE Ill -ALL NEW 1980 PHOENIX FRONT WHEEL DRIVE EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* 22 COMBINED 33 HIGHWAY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1979 SINllRD EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* COMBINED 33 HIGHWAY · ·l·r'.~: ~ \·'·t ... . " . . \ .• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •£P A -lot•-tt•"' i ?~lil,.,_.. U•ltteftl-llllPG b-- Yout .__ mey vN'f _..,"'II on -1np tenclll' & _..,.., .,.,.__ Ac:t...i ~ --Wfll prollelMy .,.,._ "'9n "'8 l>IQ,,.IY MlomelM. 1977 CHEVROLET IL CAMINO AUTO. TRANS. WITH 4 CYL EHG. E P A e>IJ-1• lot auto 1t1no I ? 6 I--UM IM .. 11m1ted mo g lot" c:omoeneon ~ Y°"' ,.,..._ ,.,.., Yf/Y :;,.";';'!,:,.":f'~ ~~ ;;::'.: :::::--:u.J DRIVE ONE TODA y L NEW '79 GRAND PRIX EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* " 16 COMBINED 25 HIGHWAY •£PA -b•UIO 1r1n• 1 3811111!-UoelN..i-MPQ ..,. ____ YOUt ,• ,1 1f, ,.,,.._ _., wry ~ on -1,,.. iengtr. & -°"""4'°"" A<:luel ...,._., ,,..._ .,., 1• prollelMy.,. -"'"'"""' 11og-.., Mt- ZB'HYI WAGON MOMAICH MOMTICAILO V-8. auto. trans .. power $ steering. pcwer windows. 3495 factory air cond .. tilt wheel. V-8 . auto trans . factory air · V -8 automal1c trano;. $4895 cond . power steering, s4795 factory air cond . power V-8 . au1omat1c trans . $ 99 factory air cond . AM/FM 4 5 stereo. pcwer steering & windows. power seats, Landau 1op. wire wheel radio. landau top. wsw tires (742MXU). 1978 PONTIAC fftt ... D ISPllrT V-8. aulo. trans . faclory air $5995 cond . p0wer steering. A,,,. radio. rallye wheels & till wheel. AM radio. power disc brakes & windows. custom interior. (769TSV). power disc brakes. AM/FM steering. AM/FM stereo. tape & camper shell wire wheel covers. Villager ( 1E18936) ( 706U LF) 1977 PONTIAC ...... GIAMD ... IXU V-8. auto trans. factory air $499 cond . power windows. 5 Landau top. AM/FM stereo. rallye whoels & 1111 wheel. cruise control & split seat. (421SLR). 19>78 PONTIAC ••• ..., PllfX V -8 . automatic !r ans . $4995 factory air cond1t1on1ng. power steering. AM radio I 157TWZl. covers. !798UBT) 1978 BONNEVILLE 57195 StDAM V-8. auto lrans , factory air cond . power steering, brakes. & windows. Power o;eats. AM/FM stereo radio. whi t e wall tires. rally e wheels. 1111 wheel. cruise control. low mileage. WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS ••···--• ..--• ..,... ......... _ -•,...., • • ..,... ______ .....,_....,...., _____ _...,. ___ .,._ •• .______..,.._ .... .._._. ... _...,. •....-ir '--tt .-..... •,.. ..._._...,.....,. ...... , • ,....,, ... l ' -, ----Huntington Beaeh Fountain V!i'!~Y Y•••He•etew• Dally Newspaper g. VOL. 72, NO. 137, 3 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979 TEN CENTS i Oounty Ponders Action * • • Leave .Tlw Car I . Home? WASHINGTON <APl -Rep. John Dingell . 0 -Mi c h ., chairman of a House e nergy subcommittee, said today a ' 1asoline rationing proposal be-~ ing drafted by a group of House , Democrats could h e lp ease gasoline shorta~es this s ummer. Dinge ll said the m easure . which tentatively would limit 1aaoline purchases and require motorists to leave their cars at home one day a week, shows some promise or easing long lines at service stations in some areas. Any measures aimed at dis- tributing gasoline supplies more evenly will he lp, he said. "The disaster we have upon us is real, serious and of lengthy duration." Dingell told a re- ' porte r. I Dingell threw his suppo rt behind efforts led by Rep. Toby Moffett. D -Conn., to draft legislation placing restrictions t on gasoline sales after the House t last week rejected President I Carter's standby gasoline ra- tioning plan. Mollett disclosed his proposal earlier in the week. T'Oday, Dingell said he in· structed his s ubcommittee's staff to work with Moffett and other ~rats on the panel i who are trying to write a sub-1 stitute plan. Moffett has said his proposal 17 , probably would sel a n a - Uonwide, SS minimum on each gasoline purchase. His tentative phm a lso would call for a sticker system to keep each automobile off the road one day a week. States would dis- tribute stickers to motorists in- dicating the day or the week the car could not be driven. • Niuk Cyclist . ' Flagged Down • ·. A HAPPIER TIME IN SALT LAKE CITY, 1978 Savannah Ander90n (center). and Parent• Irvine Cops Probe FV Slaying 'Link' * • * Few Gas Oosures Indicated By TOM BARLEY Of ltl9 O.lly ...... Staff It was the turn or the "odds .. to line up at the gas pumps to- day and servi ('e s tation oper ators reported long lines formed as early as 5 a.m. by motorists whose plates end in the desired digit. And it seemed clear rrom a ('Ountywide survey that very TOURISTS WORRIED OVER GAS PINCH-AB HOUSE MEMBERS OWN OIL STOCK-A19 GERMANS GUZZLE GASOLINE~& few. ar any. ser vice stations are participating in the c losure urged earlier as a form or pro- By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL Commercial Credit provides test against federal controls on ege 0••1~ ""•' Su.tt -WANTS FILES OPENED County Supervisor Clark Sealed Records Oaimed By REBECCA HELM Of II• O•lly .. i .. I St.Mt Evidence that major oil com- pames conspired as early as 1972 Lo c r e ate the present gas s hortage i s on file with California's Central District Court and should be released to Lhe public . Orange County Supt:rv1sor Ralph Clark charged Wednesday With unarumous :-;upport or the board. he asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to explore what powers Lhe supervisors have lo fo rce the sealed files open I can •t bel1cvt• we should take tht' 1rut1<1t1w in this mat t er .·· Clark said · · f beli eve we ..;hould do more than call on ..;omt.'body else to open these records and to make these docu· ment.s public · Clark's remarks came during a pubh<' session or the county Hoard or Supervisors as he was reportini,: to his boetrd colleagues on the status or the gasoline cris is 'C' Sticker Calls Jrun Telephones ot•o.11,~*ui.tt consumer loans through the gassupplies. Possible links between the United States. "We were open from 7 a.m. to Clark and Supervisor Harriett stranguJation and beating death Bergerson. regional opera-9 a .m. today and we'll open urange County oHl('eS and ('1ty Wieder have been appointed by of a 22-year -old Irvine woman tions manager. said Miss An-every day, Saturday a nd Sunday police departments reported to board Chairman Philip Anthony a nd a bludgeoning death in derson bad transferred to the included. for as long as our gas day they have been swamped to keep tab~ on the crisis ror the Fountain Valley in March are Irvine office from Salt Lake City supply lasts,'' commented an at-with inqUJries for ·c · sticker~ full board among leads being pursued to-about one year ago. tendant at a Union 76 station on w h I (' h wou Id c x t' m Pt ro m Th(! !--ea led inform a lion Clark .day by Irvine Police in-t h Newport Boulevard in Costa m1;•rc1al vehicle!-from the odd r·eferr""' Lt1 wa.~ 11:.ith(•recf h.v the . "She was a secre a ry ere. Mesa. ...-u .... vest1gators. j u st a s uper secr etary," Police and service station cvengasoline sale:o.rl'~Lru:L1on~ s t<.rlt· Attorney General for an Investigator Ron Veach said Bergerson said. "Just a super h h t Officers in Stanton said today a nti-trust s uit riled against 10 h e has contacted Fountain .. operators t roughout t e coun Y they have yet to re<.•c1ve ~my of maJOr 01 1 comJ><.tnies in 1975 V II li d . d person. reported only mino r dis -. a ey po ce electives regar · "We're all so shook . . . lurbances in the gas lines and an the sticker application~ Clark . a former gas station ing their· case, but said it is shocked ... 1 J·usl can't say -But county governmcnL of vwner. s;.i 1d he has taken a apparent effort by some stations much too early to tell whether a anything more,•· Ber gerson lo rest.ore the courtesy and level r1 c1als said they have left 1t up Lo spc('1al interest 1n the leJ(al ac-link exists between the two said. 1ndiv1dual city man<;i~ers and tum murders. or service that disappeared with police stations to coml' Lo count) Sanford Ruskin. chief or tht.' Savannah Leigh Anderson, a the onset or the crisis. offi<.·es in Santa Ana to obtain a nt1 -Lru"t d1v1s1on or the stat ... secretary, was found dead in the Gold p • Arguments were reported m the application Attorney Gent•ral"s Los Angele!> bedroom of her Woodbridge · nCeS Huntington Beach where Tustin police said the) handed 0H1ce. l"Onfirmecf today that M d l t M d operators or Ray's Union 76 on 550 600 · I ea ows apar m en on ay S . d 1 St t l out lo app 1caL1oni. on s uch a suit ex1sb. night. She had been strangled Still ff• • pring a e r ec se up a Wednesday alone anl.l Santa Am.1 HP sa id th(· defendants an• and beaten on the head with a tl,ltng separate Hoe for drivers or colt"I police said they di s t ribute<I SLandard Oil of California . Tex blunt object. The body was nude mercial vehicles. mor<' than 100 in the first six <.rco Int·. Union Oil Co of Veach saidtodayhewouldnot D d ff ' h Motorists whotriedtojointhe hoursoftheday California . Atlantic Richfield reveal whether the attractive i'eCOri ig ISee Cl.OSURES. Page A2) The applications . wh1<.·h are Lo co . Exxon Corp .. Getty Oil Co .. woman had been strangled by * * * be available at libraries . pohct• Gulf Oil Corp .. Mobil Oil Corp. handsorsomeothermeans. LONDON IAPI · Thepriceof station.,.and('1ty halls.a rc tobt· Phillips Petroleum Co. and And the Investigator said only gold hit a record $257 .85 an Fiill N • d processed solely by matl Shell Oil Comp<.r ny "possibly " when asked if Miss ounce in London today. The Up JXe ; Count y Tax Co ll l•c·tor l'har~esaga1ostthepetroleum Anderson had been sexually as-dollar. meanwhi le. gained Treasurer Robert Citron said offu·ials ml'ludi· "price-fixing. saulted. He would not elaborate. marginally in Tokyo and was Man A1 llacked about 300 st1rker <tppllcation:-. c:onspirm~ to contrive shortages. Joan Virginia Anderson, 28, generally firmer on European arrived JO today's mail and arc-and of meellnJ( in cx('lus1ve bars INDIO CAP) -Warm weather and not related lo the Irvine vie-money markets. bein~ processed a~ quickly a:-anc1 private clubs to drive up the isn't a good excuse for riding tim , was killed in her Fountain SANTA CRUZ CAP I A San· possible ('OSI of ~asoline," Clark said. nude on a motorcycle down a Valley home March 8. Her body, After climbing lo $257.85. Lon-ta Cruz man was released on He also noted ('Ompletcd ap Tht> suit. however. has stalled pub 1 i c hi ghway, s a Y s a clothed in a nightgown, was don's five major bullion houses Sl.000 bond after he allegedly as-pli('alions may bt.' turned m. in in the court!' by volumes of mo- Califomia Highway Patrol of· found in a guest bedroom. She fixed.the price for the morning 'saulle d a se rvi<·c s tation pt•rson al his Sunta An a offi ce. lions rilecf by the defendants who ricer who a rrested a cyde had been bludgeoned, according tr ading session at a s lightly operator who refused to fill the but sll<·kers s till would bt• also havt• had the investigative streaker for indecent exposure. to police. easier rate or $2.57.55. The after-tanks in his commercially mailed after upphcations art' records which have been en- Orricer Fred Cooper said he Veach, appearing worn from noon fixing was S256.80. licensed vehicle. police said . processed tered sealed. he asserted heard a citizens band radio the long hours he's putting in on In Zurich, the metal was quot-Robert Gillixson pulled into .No stickers are being handed Slate Offi('ials behevc ii will be trans mission about the nude the Irvine case. said interviews ed at $257 .625. up from the Bill Meeko's station Wednesday out over the ('Ounter. he warned. at least 1983 before the case cyclist, and minutes later the with Savannah Anderson 's market'srecord closeof$256.625 seeking gasoline but Meeko re-A SlO fee 1s charged for the e H·r <'Omes to trial . the unclothed man streaked past. friends and associates would Wednesday and the previous rec-fused to service him, said U . st ickers to cover processing supervisor addecf Both the temperature and the continue today. Part or those o,d or $257.125 hit in Zurich Tom Markelello of the city costs The s ticker pro~ram 1s Meanwhile. Clark said. tht speed were in the 80s as Cooper checks will in('lude checks of trading Wednesday. police department. Gillixson got designed to help drivers or un "oil companiei. have a license to chased the cyclist along In-their backgrounds, Veach said. Bullion trading was described out of his vehicle a nd an argu ,See STICKER. Page A2> steal. to continue to fix prices. terstate 10 Tuesday night. Af· Miss Anderson was employed as becoming bris ker as the m ent ensued. c reate artificial shorta~es and te rward, 30-year-old Edward at Commercial Credit Corp.'s morning wore on . Som e M eeko wa s treated at mantpuJatt•ourllves Richard Bell of Indio was regional headquarters in Irvine operators beli eve that before the Dominican Hospital for ('Uls and D l • p b .. 1 don 't believe this should booked for investigation of f o r about one year, he r end of the year there will be a · bruises a nd was listed in C-0 tCe TO e happen.·· he continued "I reckless driving and indecent supe rvisor, Ken Bergerson, lot of speculative activity in satis factory condition. the belit.>ve that the decision-makers l apoaure. said . gold. hospital said . Death o·~ who design our energy policaes 'J m this state should have access lo all of the attorney general's D.. dri h 'N w r Guilt ' ,., ' B b records on this matter . The le C •• ~ 0 av m v ieen s a y ~;:~;o~~t~;;,~.~:~.~~sreal-. , _. -·-.."' -,..._. .... ---...... _ -J-· ... .__ · ---~·-... ~.·~~if-,___·-· ···--iO~u!t11"""1Wa M'""es:rninpo~n~@~!Umrtt'1ltt tt:R11mrrrr-... ;~~~-------- they are investigating the death By GA&Y G&ANVILLE °' ................. SAN DIEGO -As the eighl- woman, rour-man jury that will decide his fate on bribery cbar,_ beaaa dellberat.ioal to- day, 0nqe County Superviaor Ralpb Dleclrich predicted be will ettMr be acquitted or the jury will be unable to reach a Mrdlct. .. Tbere'1 just no pouible way, MHd oa the evidence in this ..... that the JurY can return wAaa. a pilt.y verdict," Diedrich .... Ria words were spoken u the Jw7 • •JPed beblnd claeed doors ................ trial and .._.. r-eMDI a declaioa wblcb • •• .... oa a unanimom 12 to ..... • l~allld the JUl'J not be UD· --la tta ...... u.. tta -....... ~la. mil· trW•~• .. lluco-.... ••rt Lebr RoH would be ........... trtaJ • MOODd ~ AeM ... ._. ... tbe OUIMt of a -series or Investigations that bega n in late 1976, Diedrich lashed out today at the Orange County District Attorney's Of- fice. "If this case doesn't prove to the citizens of Orange County that the DA 's omce is biased and prejudiced in this {>f'OeffU· lion, nothing ever will.•• Diedrich said. Singled out for the county supervisor's harshest words waa Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi, Diedrich 's Pl'OI· ecutorin the cue . •'The viciousness and lying by Capiui in Ilia c':!:f,:g•ument to tbe jury la IO I hope be Uv~ to resret." ledrtcb saJd. For bil part. Caplul wu eoa-teat ''to let the facta apeak for tbetDMlftl ad the JW'1 dedde the .... in the trial baaed Oii the eftdmee ... Tbe Jury la pondmas ~ ot aoUdUnl ad ncelvtq brit. a1alut Dledrtcb and bit co- defeadem, LeRoy .... An ad· dltional charge is conspiracy to commit bribes. Start of jury deliberations came at the end or a seven-week trial. It brought to a bead Diedrich'& 17-month, $100,000 legal fight to clear himself of charges bf'OUlht against him December 15, tm by tbe county grand jury. When s~mmed up, those charges accuse the 53-year~ld county 1upervi10r with Cril:Jlinal· ly laking *85.000 rrom a develop- ment company in retum ror bis support of a land use decision pending before the Oran1e Coun- ty Board of Supervisors in 19'73·74. The alle1atlona also aCCUM Diedrtcta o1 m.,a11y preuuriq the compuy. Anaheim Hilla JM., tmo belpi.q blm obtain an •.ooobm*lou. If tbe JUl'J baDda down • pilty Yerdid OD U1 o(,tbe c:barps, Diedrich, when Hate= woald automatic:ally be ,. from oftlee and face a pollible C ... DIUIUCll, Pa1e Al> of a newborn baby who died shortly afte r his 14-year-old mother delivered him al home without waking the rest of her family. ' The 6.,...-powad boy apparently died of blood loss and rrom im- proper care after his birth Mon- day. said U . George Lorton. He said the mother had con- vinced her parents she wun't pregnant and just needed to lose wei1ht. When she went into labor late at night. she stilled her cries and delivered tbe child herself, cut· Un1 the umbilical cord ·with 1ci1aors, Lorton said. The bab)' wu left wrapped in a sheet while lbe mother dond ott. When she awoke, be wu , dead, Lorton saJd. The lirl's family found them and called paramedics, Lorton said. '!'be lirl requJred surpry ••• reault or injuries she had suffered in the deUvery. he aakl. Lorton said it wasn 't yet known whether any char1es would be filed in the case. Co as• Weather Lo" clouds night and e arly morning hours otherwise fair Friday. Lows tonight S3 to 57. Highs Friday 68 to 83. INSIDE TOD~~ Fn•btt /lblgmg u t.com· mg a prot-uional .port. ~~ P~CI. •••• •• .,_ ............ u..n s ...... ........ -,,.. ....... a...,... ••11 LM. ..... M ........... .. ....... ~, ............ .. ~ u--..~~ ~ °"'' ...... ..... ce.kt .,. ...... 11 C"*s•• A11 Dr. lt1t ... AU ............ a .... ......_., ............. ..,,......... 111 111911-1 I l .. lt ,....... a•tt ~ ...... Cl....... .. ....._... a....,.._ .. ............ 111 .. '. IWL'fl!LOJ' HE-IbUAMY, Mg 11, 111' ' 1 'Sip••• Slek' WM Pouoning• Reported -LGH·hUn1r~ Oran1e County aotorlata apparently are re· ·arnlnc the •rt. or slpboalni urina the ~ne abort.al• .na lDdiQI UiP wtlh upeet 1-.0macha ndodler'ailllMIUMatwull. Or. O.vid St-hapiro of t.M UCI ledleal CentA!r'a poison center. lid hia staff b•a received mo"' 1an 100 call• t.be paat lO days ·om indivlduala and physlclaru; lQUlrlnat about siphonan1 . '!lated auolinti pui1oolnc. .. Usually It isn't worth It to phon," SchJlpiro wuned. ''It'" ot a IOOd practice to leam." Schqiiro ~ the m~rity ol ae calla involve a •mall amount r 1a10Une in1eated into the tomach which UU5es autro- atestinal discomfort. a foul aste in the mouth and com· laints that indaviduals u-.. belchina fumes." The discomforUI last about 12 • 24 hours, Schapiro said, and iUally can be treated with milk · an anti-acid. mo•• t.M 1.abltaae. ffonf the body qmek.lj, u wtt.b a laa.Uve. 11le .-wr paollae at.aya ln the 1utro·lntnllnal trut. he ex· plalaed. the Ina t.be Ukelihood or demaee. . ·· Serioue hu~ r'n M.iault. he continued. n aaaollne accichm· tall)' 1oes down the windpipe In to th~ lun"6 nthflr than into the JlC'miCh In "u<'h <'ases someth1na <'allt"d cht-macal pneumonia can occur, &·haplro conlinu~. and thf' an.Jury can be fatal Schaparo aaad mo8l of the calls received at 'the UC I poison center, which handle" Inquiries from phyaicaana and inqwrie• throughout Orange County, have anvolved cases of stomach dis tress A few have involved coughing and choking. NEW YORK (AP) -. A chunk of concrete broke from a window ledge and dropped nine stories, killing a 17-year-old Barnard Collese lreihman walkin1 alone a sidewalk on Manhattan's Up- per West Side. Robert Green said he felt help- less as he watched hi& friend, Grace Gold, die Wednesday night. ''She was walking ahead of me with a girlfriend. I was with another boy and a girl. I saw the thing coming down and I saw it hit her head," be said. "l want to be a doctor. and I could do nothing. There was nothing I could do except watch her die." · Miss Gold. of Brooklyn. was pronounced dead al St. Luke's Hospital after efforts to revive her failed. ........... OUT OF PRISON Ex-Rep. Dick H•nn• H an ounce or more of asoline is swallowed, Schapiro arned. efforts are made lo re· .. We. certainly do nol recom· mend siphoning," Schapiro con· tinued. adding that if siphoning is necessary motorists should purchase siphoning devices from hardware stores rather than uaing their mouths. ·~··,..... LT. GOV. MIKE CURS SIGNS GAS-LEADING MEASURE Building inspectors were sent today to the building -owned by Columbia University -to de· lermine why it happened. Some Columbia students claim the building is deteriorating and are demanding an investigation. Hanna Freed From Scandal Prison Term GOP Auembtymen Don Rogers, Rlch•rd Mountjoy Watch F ..... P-.eAJ )IEDRICH TRIAL. • • ve to seven year term in state ·ison. · Rose. whb also faces a prison ·rm if convicted, is named in lly one count of the thr~·count .didment. a charge that he and iedrich conspired to commit ~ibery. Aronson chided on e in· ~riminating prosecution witness for having what he described as "a memory that seemingly im· proves as events grow more dis· tant. .Brown Raps Curb's 'Political Hijinks' •'I think it's disgusting that Columbia would let a building deteriorate like this," said Marianne Holden, a Columbia student. But univen.ty officials said bu i !dings a re "inspected periodically". and are well- maintained. W ASHJNGTON <AP) Former Orange County con· gressman Richard Hanna, COD· victed in the Korean influence· buying scandal, has been re· leased rrom prison after serving a little more than one ye'ar of a six-to 30-monlh sentence, it was disclosed today. "' As the jurors today heard udge Ross Tharp recite the •gal ground rules that will Jide their decision, almost two all days of final arguments by >mpeting attorneys echoed in 1eir ears. And as trial came to a close ate Wednesday afternoon, it as Rose's defense lawyer ylvan Aronson who furnished 1e courtroom fireworks. In his own closing argument. ronson said he was "shocked. ightened and bewildered" that te case against his client ever ame lo trial. Ar,onson went on to charge 1at "not one witness. not one ngle witness said Mr. Rose as paid $142.000 in (architect) !es~ Anaheim Hills so that he could pass a bribe on to Mr. Diedrich." CLOSURES~ line and were turned away made .r-'heir feelings known to atten- ants who feel that the innova· 1on is giving customers faster ervice. The gas outlook in Newport :each appeared brighter today tith operators noting shorter ncs and some stations report- 1g that they have been getting 'lore gas than the supplying ompany allotted them on May A spokesman for Newport ihell, West Coast Highway and iliverside Avenue, said the sta· .ion would be ·open Saturday 'because we got a little more ~as." A spokesman for Croft's -:hevri>n on Newport Boulevard ;aid the station has been advised .hat its supply or gas will be in· :reased next week. Both reported shorter lines as iid Ken's Mobil in Corona del Har, but a spokesman for Ken's ;aid the station will not be open .his weekend. 118 Rotary Club Slates Luncheon The Huntington Beach Rotary ~lub will bold its second annqal volunteer recognition luncheon Friday at the Seaclifr Country Clu)>. Thirty volunteers are being honored for contributing more than 1,000 hours or service to various community organiza· lions When it came time for pros- ecutor Michael Capizzi to have bis final say Aronson didn't move Cir from center stage. In one or his frequent interrup· lions of Capizzi, Arorfson heated· ly shouted. "That's a lie" as Capizzi tried lo underscore a point. The defense lawyer eventually drew Judge Tharp's wrath. Noticing that Aronson was shaking his head and rolling his eyes in mock disbelief of Capizzi as the prosecutor continued his argument. Judg e Tharp threatened lo move a slide pro· jector screen in front of Aronson if he didn't stop his antics . That left Capizzi free to con- clude his fi.nal statement to the jury before it began deliberating the defendants· fate. Ca pizzi told the jury he regretted that some of the pros· ecution witnesses were not de· fendants in the trial because of the roles they played in the al- leged bribery scheme. 3 Hun~ington Residents Join Panel.s Three Huntington Beach resi- dents have been appointed to county advisory committees by Orange County Supervisor Har· ri~tt Wieder. Real estate broker Shirley Commons, former chairman of the Orange County Council or Real Estate Boards, was named to the county Citizens Direction Finding Commission. The commission s tudies various community issues at the request of county supervisors. Marcel Poetoehena 111, also a realtor and a volunteer consul· tant to the Orange County Board for Asian Americans, was ap· pointed lo the county Housing and Community Development Task Force. The advisory panel oversees the county's use or federal hous· ing and community improve· ment grants. Janice V. Goss, a volunteer in Mrs. Wieder's Santa Ana office. was selected to serve on the county Social Programs Ad· visory Committee. The committee will advise supervisors on the dislrubtion of about $2 million this year in federal revenue sharing dollars. By The Associated Press Gov. Edmund G. Brown .Jr. 's visit with President Carter has assured increased gasoline sup· plies for California, but the gov· ernor's success was marred by Lt. Gov. Mike Curb's order to ease the shortage by relaxing lead requirements for gas. At an airport news conference Wednesday evening, Brown de- nounced the order. which Curb said would permit higher levels or lead in gasoline and increase production from refine ries by as much as one million gallons a day. The Republican lieutena nt governor said the need for such an order was so urgent he could not wait for Brown to return. But Brown called the act "political hijinks." adding he would not res<'ind the order because it would have no legal effect. .. I went back on business for the people of California to meet with the president and, during that kind of a visit, the lieute· nant governor lacks power un- der the Constitution to issue the order he did." Brown told re. porters after his aircraft landed at Los Angeles International Airport . State Air Resources Board chairman Tom Quinn. who ac· companied Brown. Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and the California congressional delega. lion in their m eeting wilt!. Carter, disputed Curb's claims of increased fuel production. The ARB chief said gas pro- duction would be raised only by one-tenth of 1 percent, while the extra lead in the fuel would in- crease pc>llution by 75 percent: C u r b found himself in something more like a comedy after a Keystone Kop-style freeway chase to correct an er· ror in the gas-related executive order. Things started out simply enough for the acting governor. Wednesday afternoon, when Brown was still in Washington conferring with Carter about the gasoline shortage. Curb signed the executive order in San Fran· cisco allowing refineries lo put · more lead in their gas in order to increase gasoline production. The order was duly delivered to the secretary of state's office here to be officially recorded so it could take effect. But the secretary of state's of· fice found a typographical error which appeared to invalidate the order. It read: "I hereby sus- pend . . . any regulatory pro· visions found consistent with' this order" when Curb actuaJly College Teachers 1-4-........ .-.-;t..---1••HMIMIJ.a..,--~t---• ..,. .... · • ........... ...--••. DAILY PILOT "" O.-C-1 0.11• Piiot, wltll "'"''"I\ com-_,_ ,"" _ ........ l\puflll•-l>Y l!lo °'"""" G~)t PuM~t~Y. ~CMr.t•eP.dlt•Oft\41ft' .,oH~fl'O Munday tfrH'OUQtt Friday tor C°'t.- ~ ...... .._-ft, Hufttl"otnn llfoM.htF"°" 1•tf" Vaftf'y, lrv•nrt. L~k.te.hl~th(.~\t ,., .,...,.. ,.,.._ .. ,11111 r.pW1111-~u~•M tut-O•Y' TIW' ptll'littp,tl pVbf1\hlnQ pt;tnt ''At llO w..i 84YSl'"'.Co\l•-.C•llt0<••at1'1t> .. _ ....... Pn\oOOnl •"" Pulllhl•t't .Nd II.cw-. "'It•"'"'*'" •""0..-.. -,_ ...... £dll0< ,_,,.,.....,.. ........ 1 ........ ow::: .. ~ _.._.i:.icr.r.:~ ..... __,._ w.>I C)f-Covill• Editor ... ,'mr::=..o:- ........ -(fO; P.O lln1'0 .... ~ ~IH<"·'*0-,.5'•"' ~lllllWl »0-11\<'4'"4 ,, •• , ...... (114>~ ••11tnadMw ....... MNln T _ _...Or-~~ ... , .. ,. C.,.1: 'fl' c:r,~~ r::r'" ,.-;a=' .~I~~.:: ... ~ '= ~=-· r..<eH ,, _ _. .... ••" .. , ......... IW• IVS" .--i SIM<••*' "' -· ~r IJ,• -1111,\ .. "'all M, .. fM!lllllYI "'"'"'' ........ -u.• ........ "· Voting on Union An estimated 850 full-time teachers in the Coast Communi· ty College District were to finish balloting today to select a teacher's union to represent them in collective bar1aining. R~ulta ol the first election in t~-~ct under a 1976 collec- tive bar1aintng law were expect- ed late today. The district's 1,800 part·time teachers alreacfy have malled in their ballots, accordina to Max Ruasell, the district's vice chan- ce1or of employh relations. Teacben involved in the vol· ln1 are employed on the dis- trict'• two campuHI, Oran1e Cout Collele In Colla Mesa and Golden West Colle1e In Runt· ln1ton Beach, aa well as Coaatllne, the colle1e without walls." Teachen caa vote for one of four optiona. Tbe maJor oppo- nent. are the Coast Cl'A-Nl:A, atflllated with the California Teachen Aaaociatlon and tbe National Education Association, and the local chapter of the California Federation or Teachers <CF'I'>. affiliated with American Federation of Teachers and the .AFL-CIO. Teachers could also vote for representation by the Coast Faculty Organization <CFO), an independent group of teachers, or mark their ballots for "no representation." According to' Russell, one or the three groups in contention must receive a majority of votes ~Ht in order to obtain exclusive bar1ainin1 rights with the dis- trict. If there ls no majority, a runoff election will be held in the tuture between the two top wte 1etten, aaid Ruuell. The election la beina conduet· ed by the Public l:mplopaent Relatlona Bo.arcr· (PERB>, an a1enc1 appolnted by Governor Edmund Brown Jr. after the Rodda act waa puaed. ----------~--~----·-·--·· · .. ----_,,__ --: ... meant lo suspend provisions in· consistent with the order. Efforts by Curb aides to make a correction on the copy he had signed were rejected by the secretary of stat~·s office, which said a new order with Curb's signature was needed. But by this time, about 5:20 p. m., Curb's tenure as acting governor was nearing an end. Brown. already on his way hom e. was due to enter California airspace at 7 p.m. and Curb. in San Francisco. was 1112 hours and 85 miles away from the secretary or state. So Curb's two-car entourage !>el off for Sacramento at speeds of up to 90 mph, said one motorcyclist who saw the cars •and follow.ed them .. "f thought it was something official and J just got a little an· gry." said the cyclis t . a Sac ramento law s tudent wno also told reporters that the cars ran four red lights in Sacramento. Green, 20, said he and some friends were going with Miss Gold to a bank and then to a dis· co at the time or the accident. IF,.... Page Al STICKER ... marked commercial vehicles id~ntify themselves at gasoline stations and in gasoline lines. Police in inland Orange Coun· ty communities and sheriff's of ficers in the unincorporated south county reported lines· lit stations were just as long as ever for the most part today. They said. however, dis turbance calls have been minimal and Santa Ana ()fficers said there has been a drop in complaint calls. Hanna's release was ordered by U.S. District Judge William Bryant. There was no im- mediate explanation for bryant's decision. Prison officials released Han· na Wednesday from Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala. They said he would be on probation for the rest or his sen- tence. Hanna, a Democrat who served in the House from 1963 through 1974. entered prison May 8.1978. H anna pleaded guilty in March 1978 to conspiring wilh South Korean rice dealer Tongsun Park and other South Korean officials lo defraud the U .S government. A 40-count federal indictment had accused Hanna of being a partn · Park and two former directors of the Korean Central In- telligence Agency in a scheme to · ply members of Congress with cash and other gifts in exchange for actions promoting South Korean interests. EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dre me I Electric Engraver _, ... I MECHANIC • Efllilroves peimonenttv on metal. WOOC!. pl011ic. cetomics •mot• • P1otecl voluot>les. d1scou1oge the II • Perlect 101 do1ens of llOt>«loes 6.c1otts. 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I CM -- I , DAILY PLOT A• =Natural 61U Rate lllkes StnJf!k Dotma SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A aiot.t mlllioD r ... lDereaH 1rut· ed...._ utura1 ... 'llllttN two,..,...,.; m..a be recaJewled ._._ tl lm!ft:.V leM ne. .. lar,. .....,.. .... n .. ---4 ... 0 ... .._ ... c..tMINlld. ------ 1 T'9 lmpect ol tM nalbtl • natural 1u uen wu DOl lm· •Mt•llbdear. .. • ¥ldOl'J fir bualnem 1roupe wtUcb claallenied tbl llt.lk ... tM _.. • Wedll;11da1 .. .,.. tM atat.t Public lJUUlMI Com· ............... aM r•&te .... order ,.,_.CM' 1uclaert• ll •P· ............ PUC .metal Ow B•WP Wei ta.at CC*ld w lailber ......... _... ............. o1 ... . TM PUC Mkl lt lD~ tM ftve·Uer rate ltnlc:t.an u a way of eoMerftnil -rv. TM court rWed unanlmoully t.Mre wu luulfi· ... Dad, 3 K Ids K llled cleat evldloce such rate• would do eo. .. Neither tladina nor ntdenee exists •bowln• the meUlod adopted will reeuJt in ~DI mon natural 1u.'' JUltlce WUHam Clark wrcU-for !beftW't.. . "Under the commluion'a plan. reduced eonaumpUon by non- rea1denlial comumen may be more lhan offset by lhe conaump. lion of rwidenUal cuatomen," Clark added. 'The cue waa flied by the Califomla llanulacturen AllOcla· tk>n and tome lncllvld• al flrma after the PUC 1ranted Paclflc Gaa and Electric Co. a $51.4 million rate lncreue, a $41.5 million ln· create lo Southem California Gu Co. and $4.1 mlllioD to San Dieto C aa and El~tric Co. All rat.ea -except the special lifeline catesory which applies -·- to buie reeldential needl -were lnereued. The eommi11lon aet up a ftve·Uer rate 1tructure wlUeb char1ed tbe hilbest price per tMrm to :·priority~ users. The~--ebu1tateaauptibll ecmm did users -a type of Ml'Vke freqUllltlJ purdaued bJ larle ........_ In a eoncuniq opiaiaa, J..UC. Staale1 Moak, wu joilled bJ Chief Justice Roee Blrd and JUltiee Frank Newmu la ........, the findings were inadequate. Referriq to a 1911 dedaioa in anotber PUC ea1e, lloet cha1tbed the-majority for lta declliom wblcb are "obliftoal to tbe commiuion'• violation of tbe law wbeD amall _....._. are ID· volved but perceive tbe problem dearly when larte COlllQliMl'I are affected." Gas Storage Fatal Move SAN BER.NARDINO <AP> ··1·ve bad my The rented movin1 van ran out of gas and the J ensena couldn't find a service station open. So they siphoned tht! gas out of their cars and stored it in three five-gallon cans in their apartment, planning to finish moving the next day. eryia& apel)a," Tammer Jensen saad Wednesday u lbe 1a,y lD a ' .apital bed recuperatina from a aaaoliae·"-eled ftre that equlfed her apartment aDd k.lDed ber hmband and three cblldren. Tbe lneident wu the lateat of doiena in recent weeb that have left several people dead and more than JO i.Djured. "I fi8ure if we didn't have the gas shortage, it would never have occurred," she says bitterly. "I loatmyfamllyoverit." During the night, a spark from the wall furnace igruted fumes from two or the gas cans in the living room. fire officials said. Last weekend, lbe Jenaens .bad been moving from Pomona, on lhe eutem edge or Los Angeles County, to F.d&emont in Riverside County Mrs. Jensen ran for help but none or the other family members escaped the apartment. The dead were Vernon Blair J ensen, 33, and Mrs. Johnson's three children Cascius Ellis Gaines, 8, Bersbeda Shoshana Gaines. 6, and Sonya Michelle Johnson, 5. MUl East Center Blasted LOS ANGELES <AP> -A special committee • at the University of Southern California recommended Wed- nesday that the college discon- tinue its relationship with a private foundation established to provide funds for a proposed campus Middle East Center. Financial reliance on the Mid· die East Center Foundation would "conflict with the normal fund-raising proc~ures current- ly employed by the central ad· ministration," said the blue rib- bon committee, convened in November by university presi· dent John R. Hubbard. OU Ta•k• Rapped LOS ANGELES <AP) -A suit aimed at blocking the slate ·coastal commission's approval of two storage tanks included in the proposed Standard Oil of Ohio's Long Beach oil termi.nal was filed Wednesday in Superior Court. The action by the Citizens Task Force on Sohio, a non- .._..._.Lsust 1 ( STATE J profit association seeking to pre· serve the environment. seeks a writ of mandate. /tfarinr's Ear Cut OCEANSIDE <AP> Police have identified a young Manne round s ta~gering along the roadside with multiple s tab wounds and his left ear cut off as 17-year-old Cecil Bason. -Police later arrested five sus· peels, including two juveniles. on charges or a ltem pte d rn u rder. assault with a deadly weapon, mayhem and robbery. Loan Raie Hilced LOS ANGELES I AP ) Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association has raised its prime home loan rate to 111-'z percent, compared to the 11 to 1111,. percent ra te charged by most major mortgage lenders. Wallace E. Bowen, senior vice president, said Wednesday the association experie nced a buildup in loan commitments so s trong that "the previous rate of 11 11 .. percent was not holding it to a level that would match the funds we had.·· Gall Srlwnte Falb NORTH HOLLYWOOD <AP ) A 17 -year-old North Hollywood youth has been ar- rested after allegedly posing as a gas station attendant and col· lecting $27 in "advance de· posits" from motorists waiting in a long gas line. police said. Police said the youth. whose name was withheld because he is a juvenile. was booked on sus- picion of theft Wednesday and released to his rather. Heafth Sftwting Tlar~ugla Tlae Air Dick Clawson of Visalia banks over an or- chard in his 140 -pound Mitchell Wing flyer. manufactured in kit form in nearby Porle rvill'<!. The manufacturer s ays he builds the kits for those who can aTford a motorcycle but would prefer to own a plane. Fmd May Bring Pesticide Ban SACRAMENTO <AP I A state finding of traces of the pesticide OBCP in ;j6 groundwater wells is bad news for growers nationally as well as statewide. "'l ationally, the U S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering a total ban of DBCP. which is linked by tests to cancer and infertility. and the finding obviously gives critics ammunition. EPA's next hearing on the proposed ban is June 25, and Larry O'Neill, an EPA spokesman. said the finding could have a "significant" effect on the EPA's attitude. Statewide. only California has a DBCP ban in effect , and the finding just as clearly dents the campaign by the a~riculture industry to lift it J ake MacKenzie. a state agriculture depart- ---.. ) -_,.. - -;_~I i 'i \ ment assoc-iatr> d irector. said the finding means the state would not be .. proceeding at full speed" toward lifting the ~an. The pesticide is one or the most popular in the , nation. and California growers have argued that its ('Ontinued ban would mean hundreds of millions of dollars in losses in crop productivity. The finding was announced Wednesday by the state Food and A~riculture Department. which s aid al would continue testing lo see how wides pread the problem is. -The 36 wells in which DBCP w<1s founci are among 139 teskd an two weeks All 36 a re an the San .Joaquin Vall~y. except for four in Riverside County Nc•stlls 4020 Msdleon (at Mlngton) ....... ,. 333 N. H. Street (C>PC>Otite Central City Malt) •r I ! 6380 091¥9 Street (st Central Ave. ~" ... Mont90!!*Y w.d) • (1'4l AM315 (714 .,.'1381 (714 829-3693 uo.-e. Chsll•Ol'ttll~ 0143 DeSoto Ave •t Nordhoff lnolno 1703 t Ventur• 81Vd., Welt of BalbM HoltWOOd 7080 Hollywood Blvd • COrner uBre• Ave. a.ti Medlcel Olntef' Loft9 .._.. 4101 Atl8ntic BNd .. torner of CM9on (213) 882·5912 !213) 98&-e330 213)489-e307 ~ ... c..MJ . Mlls6orl VlllO 2~ N ici• Pkwy •• at San Diego Freeway 8USM P'n 510 South Beach Blvd . South of Lincoln Ave COiia M..a 2300 Hetbot BIVd., H•bor Center HuolltllfOfl lesott 18586 Mein Street lat Beech Blvd ) °'*'fe 822 Etst K•terr. Ave . West of Tutt1n Ave Weltml,.._ 8757 W..mlntter Ave .. Westminster Center ( 714} 770-0822 (714) 826-0381 (714) 54~3368 (714) 842·1451 W..t Los Ml1les 1914 So. Bundy (neer Olympic 81Vd.I ' '. (213! 42e-8874 (213 12CH571 !714)8»2441 714)884-3317 -11/P Rober1 N. WMdt.,..lwr Thomes K•vll/edlW Thundey, M~ 17, 1119 • ......,.,. Kreibkh/Edftotlet P ... Edttor Rowland Evam/Robert Novak Attorne_y' _Office StiH Ont -of IAine -Brown Wins Oil-Independents A rwt mnh'ontatlon lavolvtna City At= GaU Huttcn and Councilman Bob lludic wu uap ntecl, even for a Huntlqtoe a.cb City eo.cu· meetiq. · It ~•me wb.en lln. HUltGe made a 1pedaJ polat ol qbeeu.tq llandic'1 WOl'd at a~ eouncU meet.lnl. llanctie had 1tated tbat he bad received a aeparate opinion from an attorney in the California Lea1ue or ClUet OD the handlln1 of a residential development. lln. Huttoa' said publicly that she had queried at· torneya from the le••• and that nooe had recalled ever talklq to llandlc. · Mandie retorted that be indeed wu not a Uar and naahed a copy of a bill cbar8ed to hil telephone credit card that he aald proved be baa talked to the attorney. The whole ar1ument OD wbo t.&lked to whom 1eem1 silly on the surface but the clrcumatancea surrounding it are not. If Mrs. Hutton had a bone to pick with Mandie. it could have been handled privately. Sbe appeared to go O'ft ol her way to cause public embarraaament to-Mandie. The gambit also showed an involvement by the at- torney's office in j>oliticaJ matters when it should be dedicated to dispensing sound legal advice and opinions. It is further evidence that conditions really haven't changed for the better in the city attorney's office rrom previous eras. It appears there are more reasons than ever before for taking politics out of the office and making the post appointive rather than elective. Council Bows Again Huntington Beach city officials have shown a reluc· tance to helping place f arnily group homes for mentally troubled persons in the city. They did little to improve this reputation when they ostensibly insisted on maintaining local control through a permit process for homes that give supervised care for six or fewer adults. They pursued this line recently despite legal advice that they were acting contrary to a new state law which prohibits cities from imposing restrictions in this area. When the issue has come up previously. neighbors of the proposed homes have lodged vigorous complaints and the City Council has retreated in the face of their pro· tests. There is only one such board and care home oper:at· ing in the city at present. As a consequence. Huntington Beach residents who require some form of supervision are not getting it -or they go to homes in qther cities more receptive to needs of the people. It is high time the City Council realizes that the homes are necessary and that they offer a much better alternative to formal institutions, both in human concern and in lax savings. The problem won 'l go away. The 1'(>uncil should muster its courage and come into the 20th century. Positive Approach W ASHINOTON -The ap- pearuce of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. before lbe nttion'• in· dependent oil drillen typlfled lbe unique poliUc:al style be wiU use in hla campaign against PrHidenl Carter: horrendously Incompetent advance prepara· tlont <"Ompenaated for by a brilliant personal performance. It wu the governor's idea to appear in Reno, Nev .. at the an· nual conven· tioo ol lbe In· dependent P e troleum A ss n . o r America llP· PAA > the rough .and · ready small oil men scarcely ex· peeled to be Jerry.for-President boosters. l PAA executive vice president Lloyd Unsell accepted Brown's offer. giving him the May 8 luncheon spot. THE WEEKS passed . however. without Brown con- firming j.be date even after be· ing prodded. Unsell, his patience exhausted, tapped Secretary of Mailbox Ener1Y James Seblealqer u Brown'• aubltltute and HDt tbe sovernor a tele1ram cllalDvttia& bim from the meet1D1. "You have gotten our atten. tion," top Brown alde Gray Davis telephoned Unsell in IPAA'a Washington omce, re· iterating Brown's deein to ad- dress the oil men. Unsell a1reed, reaervinl a new time ror Brown to speak May 8. "They were really very cold," reported one onlooker connec:ted with neither tbe gov.ernor nor the IPAA, "but Brown won them over." What makes this all the more remarkable is that Brown, who ~ually takes the precise opposite of any Carter position, bas been sayin1 that the preai· dent waited too late to decontrol oil prices and that decontrol dur· ing a supply shortage is unwise. IN RENO, however. Brown gave the impression he ravon de<:oo· trol without precisely endorsing it. What's more, in private con· versations with the oil men, be criticized Carter's excesa·profits oil tax as a tax on oil production 'lhal will unde rmine ruture supply. Given a choice, there is no doubt that the independent oil men would prefer Jeny Brown over JIDUQy Carter by a wtde mar1in. MUDf Ta01111LE One week after Saudi Arabia 'a aboek.lng ouster ol tbe CIA ata· Uon chief in Jeddah, Sffretary of Stale Cyn11 Vance &brew a new verbal punch at t.be oil-rich Arab state which angered White House foreip policy aides. The White House WU reellq from the impact of the un· precedented ouster of lbe Ceo· tral Intelligence Agency <CIA> station chief when Vance told the House Foreian Affairs Com- mittee that "clear and abarp dif. rerencea" were developing belYteen the U.S . and Saudi Arabia. Taken together, these developments have brought the two old allies to their lowest state ever. The Saudi government had nothing personally against the CIA 's station chief, but a lot against the administration. For one trung, CIA headquarters here infUriated the Saudis by or- dering its local operatives to count the number or minority Shiite Moslems with ties to revolutionary Iran. Tbe overrldiDI problem Item• from U.S. pnaaun • tbe Saudil to .. in line .,....... tbe U.S. &Dd tbe-Dew.. &ll~lsraeU· peaee treiifJ. Siiiill Of. flciala feel that became GI. tbe grave split on tbia iuue betweee their country and the U.S .• W aablngton ii conducU;.e::.;n· dercover campaip d a di1inte1ralin1 Sau i royal family. A1ainlt that backdrop, wben Vance wu aaked about U.S.- Saudi relaUoaa, be plUJlled in - makln1 matters worse. not amoothinc over tbe differences. White Houle aides were flab- berauted. 'Ibey tried to expi&in Vance's criticilm u the lawyer- like reaction of a 1ood attorney analyzing a worsening case. Privately, however. they were furious that Vance would pour more oil on the inflamed U.S.- Saudi connection. That Saudi decision ordering the CIA agent out of t.be country was the lint lime ever that a CIA man bu been ousted from any country. That reveals the sorry state of relations between the U.S. and its chief foreign oil supplier. MAGGIE AND RONNIE However cool British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcber'e relationship with President Carter may be, she is on ex· cellent terms with one Amellican politician : front ·running Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. When Reagan visited London la st autumn, then prime minister James Callaghan did not have time to see him. That provided a shared experience for Reagan with Thatcher. who was ... given a similar cold shoulder by Carter when she vis- ited Washington during the sum- mer or 1977. Reagan and Thatcher did get together for a long chat and hit it off splendidly, finding they agreed on most roreign and domestic questions. A footnote : Thatcher. who takes the Soviet menace fu more seriously than Callaghan. showed her thinking by recom· mending that Reagan read "The Third World War" by Gen. Sir John Hackett (Macmillan). The book is a scenario for a Soviet a~t.ack on the West in 1985. Huntington Beach Union High School District trustees got quick action when they asked for a full report on the truancy . vandalism and disrespect reported ram· pant at Westminster High School. Principal William Rollins not only acknowledged the problems charged by a fed.up teacher but o.utlined steps already under way to remedy them. Energy Choice: Regulate or Nationalize Those steps included admirustrafive rrieeti.ilgs with all staff members and the entire student body. All of the groups have offered suggestions for dealing with the problems. And the board of trustees has shown a willingness to help by authorizing additional funds to beef up campus security forces. Additionally. the district's attendance reporting system is being overhauled, and committees have been for med on all seven district campuses to study problems similar to those at Westminster High. Trustee Doris Allen praised the Westminster High School staff for its "positive progress" and lauded the Westminster High teacher who stepped forward in frustration to speak out about campus problems. .. I think when we have a problem, we must confront it," she said. Amen, Tru~tee Allen. • ·Opinions expressed in the space above are tflose of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment ts tnvtted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. ~x 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/.Soun4s To the Editor : Mil e Square Park. Three possi· Former Gov. Ronald Reagan ble plans or development can and our current Congressman take place ranging from a Bob Badham have offered their passive design to a mini amuse· solutions to the present gasoline mentpark·lypedesign. shortage. The VTN plan prepared by the Reagan, despite his admission county would tum the rield . into that bis driver has had difficulty a swimming lake, skate~ard finding gasoline, favors a and bicycle motocross courses "hands-0rt" by government ap· and fastroodconcession. proach. He places his raitb in his The Johnny Mann plan would driver and in his hope that the develop the area into 12 baseball free·enterprise system of SUP· fields. concessions. Public .and will no longer be public if the VTN or Johnny Mann plan is adopted by the county Board oC Supervisors. The Fowitain Valley plan orters the most hope for existing natural habitat and will keep the park open ror everyone. Please •et your county supervisor know how you want Mile Square to be developed. DAVE HALL ply.equalling-demand will make Fountain Valley has come up Sl•pl~ Srla~fl•~ a speedy recovery. with an alternative plan that Congressman Badham. would keep the park open to TotheE.ditor: si milarly devoted to the anyone and not just those who To solve this stupid gas prob· capitalist faith, reports that his would pay fees to gel in. The lem in Orange County and re- recent breakfast meeting with Fountain Valley proposal in· duce the lines in my opinion the chairman or a major oil eludes camping, picnic and would be simple. the majorprob- company bas convinced him wilderness areas. A multi· lem is peopledon't know when that oil companies are being un-purpose field would be open to a station is going to be opened or fairly criticized. any sport. ror how long. so as soon as they These Reagan·Badham views On May 3 an editorial ap· see an open station in the mom· are, in my considered oputlon, peared in the Pilot regarding ing, they get in line. naive, archaic, self·serving and Mil e Square Park. The article To solve the problem a law wrong. explained that Fountain Valley should be passed that each ma- AS OUK society becomes in· Planning Commission was jor oil company bas to be opened creasin1ly complex and in· critical of an Environmental Im· at least one day a week rrom 6 terdependent, as we are forced pact Report done on Mlle a.m. to 10 p.m. Thal way people to place more and more depen· Square. City officials "should would know they could get gas dence on technology <nuclear as avoid a provincial altitude that all day long or after work and By LM. BOYD particularly mothers or well 81 conventional), govern· implies the park is for local they would know where they A mechanic can hear sleeping babies. ment must racilitate, coordinate usage only." could find a station open in things in an engine that a and protect the public interest to THE PILOT implies that coun· an emerseney. doctor can't bear. A doctor Peanut oil is the prescri~ an increasing extent. ty residents would support ac· can bear things in a chest cooking rat aboard sub-The orea\ paradox of our time tive recreation in Mile Square as There are al least seven major If the last letter of the com· pany 's name is in the beginning half of the alphabet, you may come to my door on odd num· bered days; the rest may arrive on even numbered days. My hours of possible collection will be posted daily. Also. for their convenience, I plan to fly nags to announce my financial situation. Green means you are lucky and I have finances to pay. Yellow will mean that my rinances are in possible straits, mainly due to· the prices I have bad to pay in gas lines. Red. of course, means that you will have to try to col· lect on the next allocated day. ANN SCHMITZ f'rfl llp To the F.ditor: The Daily Pilot quotes David Bardin of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as stat- ing: "Californians are themselves to blame for the present loog lines at gasoline stations. . . " Many Calirornians -like myself -are in buainess for themselves and not dependent on the United States government for b•nd-outs. it that h marines No smoke e oil companies that are in almost cav y a mec anic can't · · is that aa our dependence on opposed to Fountain Valley's every community of Orange Ma ORNt•Ns .. bear. Maybe that's too ob-oovernment increases, our faith passive plan. Mile Square Is nNY CALIF ,. - i M l e County. As an example, all lbat like myself are on the road H---v~~~s·~~eLre~y~m~e~nhua~~l~t~toLJ~m~L~~~~W~-~L~i~nuth~e~c~~~b~~~~~~. al~~lbe~~~~ ~~~tobe~~~ ~~re~-~~a bearinc is not merely the an• ma s Pe ei es wt t nanced by Reagan·~·B!!:laiildb~aumu.-1.--lpP'aus;,ms~iv111e~in..,.ni:llat1o1uare~no...uw ... ~Counu:.11~tiay-fntlMrtmr.-----------....,,, .... -tt~i.r;:.,;nM•...,...mp.;+nt--+----f • • ability to detect faint sounds backbones l>y 20 to one. llkeforces,decreases. and city residents must like Shell__. Monday · · rather than dependiDJ on from alar. Rather, it's the Opposition by free.enterprise green parks more than concrete Tex..;""~ Tuesday the state or lbe federal govem- abWty to distinluiab certain Q. "How much ruel did advocates to politically mandat· ones. Standard·Cbevron opened meat for a living. IOUDda from otber sounds Cher1es Lindbergh's 'The ed accountability for enercy pro-At the end of last year Wednelday Many Californians -like and detect fine dilferenca. Sp,irit of St. Louis' carry? ducln1 corporations stems, t Supervisor Anthony asked the Union 11 ~Thursday myHlf -are 1etlin1 damn fed ~rally. women aeem to How much was left wbea be believe. from coJdly calculated cities Hrroundin1 Fountain llobllopenecfFriday upwitb~lble~- be aomewbat more gifted landed tn Paris?" aelf·lnterelt. Profit, rat.her than Valley to give input into what Arco opened Saturday who have positions of power ID tban men in this matter. A. Capacity. 4S> gallons. tbe public interest, baa lone they wanted to see developed tn Exxon opened Sunday the United States 1overnment Dear Gloomy Gus llealco wlHIJ da· tl0Dali1ed ltl OU ID• ••b'J· 'l'M1baYeplent7 .. of 1aa and at reuonable · prtce1. w.a. ...... , .. ····----... ...,,,m,, ...... .... --...... -m'l.li.. r=r .... . . . i • Left. 85gaUons. .blocked America'• joininl the Mile Square. The city councillor The real could be opened and do POl understand tbe re- otber democratic naUo111 of the Sant~ An,, Westminster, and whenever tbey wanted. aliliel of the workl. inclucliDI tbe Every seventh Frenchman world in adoptln1 a com· Hunttnatoe Beach aU supported JACK ENDA way "supply and demaDd" maka wine for a Uvtq. prebenllve. national prorram or the Fountain Valley plan ror won.. enera eoatrol. Mile Square. As a minimum -I suuest Slill uatber oner-die-one-The current debate on· the Public parka should not be C'••• ••.ii Get It theJ l•t tbe hell out o( -the llner: "Old brick layers availability of iaaollne should used to compete with already To the Editor: 1a1ollne bualne11. Olberwiae. tbenevet:c!:i· .• f!te' Just throw ln turn aw'Y from orthodox exlatinc buafne11 in the city. I bave held credl& cards with study tbe l*iod of 1'180 to 1111 rhetoric, 1cape1oalin1 and Private bulineal alreaclJ olfen ei1bt majol' oll eompaaill for • • ·you IP.1. Me it repeaWd. Edward Teacb, that ID· famOUI Dlrate ol Y•teryear called 81ackbeard. wa1 a prett1 toqb customer. no doubt about It. Brit.lab Navy Lt. Robert llaJUrd flnall1 1ot b.lm. On Nov. 21, 1711, off tile Nortb Caroliaa coat. Bat It took a aenre aworcl wo•Dda aDd live lar1•· caliber piltol 1tup to kW Mr. Blackblercl. rumor to reallatic, pra1matlc a 1kateboard coune ln JfiOUDtaln many JUl"I· I bH• paid my EUGENE W. WILKIN dlacUllioa of alternatives: ra· Valley. Bueball field• are a110 bllla on lbe flnt of tile moetb for tionlq, publlc·uUUty type re· In tbe city. maay ,.n. LlviDI ln <>ruse 1ulatkm or eventual nationalila· Heavier UH of tbe perk wlU CountJ. I ban DOW wded 1D Uon. increase Pollution, noiae and U... tor about "" clafl, or two TOM WERT trafftc. 11'e EIR lndicatet tbat and one ball da¥I due t.9 the odd· tile 1treeta around llU• Square even routiM, trom betwee ~ •tte••-reP•r• :,~~~-=:t:r;: mtn.,..aadJboun. To UM Bdltor: tile VTN Jil• wW tllcrHll traf. Aloq Sdinter Aven• ud ftcbJ'ellllltot.,.._.._, NOW, I wtlb to aa!MMIDC!I to BroOkJnant are tbe remalnlal • COllllQ ad • retld•ta wtU tlM ~ bqw tbeJ may aere1 ol ~..,,_ 1....r i• 1uff4r II Mlle lquan ii mt to eoUec:t.......,.lowetMID: - ----------------- --·-- ---- ------·, ...... ,.r. --.. '-.. -- AT YOUR SERVICE/ LOCAL QUEENIE IU£ -- KNOW · IT-ALL MRTENDER l4R •GRllL "So what'$ new?" - "Got a problem? Then wnte to Pal Dunn. Pal will cut red lapr, getting the answers and aclwn you need ro solve mequihes m government and busmess. Mad your questions to Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Coast DaUy Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Me.$a, CA 92626. As many letters as posstble Will be araswered. but phoned inqwnes or letters not including the reOIUr's /uU name.address and business hours· phone number cannot be couidered. Tlus column appears da1· 111~ SUndail•. DEAR PAT: Has anyone written an "advice" book for landlords? We have our problems too, and occasionally need some answers on how to deal with tenant problems. S.L., Costa Mesa A Nole Press Mok, .. Lalldlordlllg," by Lel&h ....._,may be wlla& yM wu&. TM aat.Mr calla a.u a test book for Hard Klloeb College. Be cev· en repairs, mamte1ta11«, 1euta1 geed teau&a, ewidlom, reeords, &axes, and mlseeUa_... .... claleaa, dedsiolu." nae 253-pa&e wolame costs $1%.51. It's nailable la boella&ores, Of' frem Nole Press, P.O. Box SM, Oecidea&al, Calli. ISM5. lllddeMally, Nolo Press also la die ,.bllsller of Ute •"Callforala TeaHts' Handbook • Temaats' a1111&a." nJs beol also can prove ltelpf•I &o .. ....,. wM •Ht &o flad oat exactly wllat le&al rta'&a &llek' teau&a llan. 1'.,_teen Gal11 Celle,,e Credli DEAR PAT: J believe I remember reading in· formation some time ago in A YS that told how you can get college credit for volunteer work. Would you please repeat this .for me? E.D., Newport Beach ...... To Get College Credi& For Wlla& 'Y 04I Huf LeanM As A lle•e•aller Uld Vehlaleer," la u•U•llle fw SZ Ire• Ace• e 1111•1 Womea'• Ce•· peteweiea, ETS, Prlweea.., N.J. -.... <Male clleel peyUle to EdKatllul Testla& Service.) TM .e8111emk ereclll 1• reeel.e frem paftklpat· lwl nUeaes ud alwenldea la ilO& for •memal· la& ud wolaleer esperle.ee, b8' nu.er for .... , yoa ... .e leaned &llro•P &llese e:sperteaees. Teell ..... for provln.1 wot yoa bow cH laellMle wrlttelt matert•ls of profeuioul caUber and facal· &y obeena&ioa of YM at you paid or aapald irork. DEAR PAT: Is there a book that tells about all kinds of difrerent occupations and the training needed for them? I'm in high school and would like to check out training requirements to help me de· cide what kind of work I want to do after I finish school • R.G., Costa Mesa Tiie "Ottapatloaal 0..... Hudbook" COii· tal•• tlte foUowta1 laformMlae for •ore Utu 151 eccapa&hm: ••tare of won; pla~ el employ· •Ht; tralwla& or Miier 41U11ftca&ioaa, aH ad· n•cemetl&; employmea& ..U.-; eanlala ..S werkilll c 1 •M ... •; ... SMlftff o1 addltioaal bl· formatllll. °De ......... Js p•ll~ HtJl'J hro 1ean bJ tlte tJ.S. Departmeilll el t.ai.r•s a.reaa of ~Mr 8tMlstia. c.,lea cu be )Mllftued frem aay fttt-al eftlee el tile a.rea• el Law Statistics. or foud lareferneesedlouoflar1erUbrartes. F.,...PageAJ4· WOODSTOCK. "IP TBE•E'S A CO-ON PaOBLBM for kids now, it's tbe restriction of eeonomic op- port1111ity,!1 MYa-llichllan PQchokei•t MarUn Gold. "Tbe Vietnam war wu a common fate; to- day 8fClllOIDic problems put tbem into competition wltb one .-ber." So Steve ud bis friends hope to earn secure futune bJ mutna 1ood srades. Tbe1 spend their moneJ • boob and beer ud telephone bills. WbeD tbeJ let off ste•m, they dance ud play • 'cblldilb pranks.'' ,.... But they laulb wbeD asked lf their experience laehldll u.ytbjq like tbe m•nd••. IMdoailtlc ....... ......_ o< u.e 1111 co11e1e lids depleted m .... mori9'1Alalma1 House .•• .... 1•1 a ...... u .. eollele .......... ,. ......... dllcovertq that ADlmal Houle .. pun ...... ... --.-............... . . Frlelltl• •I £1•r•.-, I '----. 'Thurldly, -17. 197'9 County -Authors_Honored "" ()nap Cont "9ideD&a w•N.,.... MYen Or•ac• Coun· tJ alltlton receivln1 awards tNm IPYtlDdl ot U.. Library at UC Int.. Wlamn ol tbe enaraved sliver ......... : -&wd1' IC. 8aUee of Irvine. autllor of · 'Tecbnolo11 and loelet1 Under Lenin and st a Un.'· publiahed by Princeton lJnlventt.1 Presa. -Oakley Hall of Irvine, autbor of "Tbe Bad Lands" publiabed by American Book· Stratford Presa. -laJ ••Iii• of lrvl••· author of "Always Merry and Brilbt. the Ufe of Beary M lller" published by Capra Preas. ~ '· lllller of Cella Mesa, aulbor of "Tbe Haybumen of Oraa1e County" publlabed by Hendricks Printin& Co. -Mrtew .._.. of Lapna Nl1uel. autbor of "Tbe Ha.U of Cbelney" publilbed by Harper and Row. Abo booored were Robert L. Balzer of Santa Ana. author of ••WiaH of CaUforala" and Donald Stanwood ol Santa Ana, autbor ol "The Memory of Eva Ryier." TBS AWA•• wsas pre. seated cluriDI tbe Fl1eDda 14th •nnual book ud author awardl banquet. Forty-five Oran1e County authors wboae worb were published in 1171 parttcipMed m tbe eompetition. The Friends is tbe lar1est library support group of its kJnd in tbe nation, acconling to UCI officials. fileea8lrela Queen Silvia of Sweden gave birth this week to a boy at the ~J royal casUe, the r~ Swedish Court announced. Here at H.cley Fruit~ we think our gift peks are some· thing special. Just about the only·ones left that are packed entirely by hand. But with fruit this beautiful. we won't ~ke a. chance cm machine bNising °' crushing. And these beautiful gift paks are useful for so many occasions, a birthday or anniversary. a remem· brance for a special friend or hostess gift -these peks are full of California sunshine and they will bnghten up the face of anyone lucky enough to recerve them. OPEN 8 A.M. TO 8 P .M. 365 DAYS A YEAR FRUIT ORCHARDS ® ·A VISIT TO HADLEY'S IS SPECIAL STOP IN AND FIND OUT WHY! r ~ Sun-Dried Fruit 1 lb. Sulphured Apples reg. 1.89 Now 1.69 1 lb. Unsulphured Apples reg. 1.89 Now 1 ~69 1 lb. Sun-Dried Apricots reg. 2.69 Now 2A9 ... r ~ F.xotlc Fndt 1 lb. Banana Chips reg. 139 Now 1.19 1 lb. Dried Pineapple reg. 1.69 Now l .49 .... 16 oz. Coconut Syrup reg. .95 Now .79 _..,; """' rBak ~ . 4oz.~rs .59 4 oz. Date Bars .59 16 oz. Cinnamon Bread .98 9Y.z oz. Date Bran Muffins .95 ... .... , ~ Healthful Snacks 1 lb. B.B.Q. Soybeans reg. .98 Now .89 I ~ oz. fruit Snacks (Apricot. Strawberry, Peach, Pear. Apple) reg. .49 Now .39 7Y.z oz. Hadley Mixed Size Tree-Ripened Olives (drained weight) reg. .69 Now .59 7'12 oz. Hadley Mammoth Size Tree-Ripened Olives (drained weight) reg. .75 Now .65 ~ onev 24 OL Hadley Heavenly Light Mild Honey reg. I .59 Now 1 .35 24 oz. Hadley Heavenly Dark Honey reg. 1.59 NOii/ 1.35 12 oz. Hadley Heavenly Honeycomb in Glass re . 1.79 Now 1.49 Visit Our Wlne-Tutlng Room . , r . "I Cereals & Grains Candy · 2 lb. Nature! Bran .49 12 oz. Tangerine Slices reg. .59 Now reg .. 98 Now .89. 2 lb. Rolled Oats reg. .75 Now .59 8 oz. English Toffee 2 lb. Bulger Wheat .98 Now .79 reg. 1.49 Now 1.29 reg. 1 lb. Salt Water Taffy 1 lb. Wheat Germ reg. .55 Now .49 reg. .99 Now • 79 ... ... r Staples rDates & Date Proclucte .... • , 1 Y.z lb. Choice Barhl Oetes reg. 2.19 Now 1.98 3 lb. Variety Date Pak reg. 2.89 Now 2.59 15 oz. Date Coconut Rolls reg. 1.39 Now 1.19 12 oz. Date Nut Confections reg. I.29 Now 1 .09 12 oz. Date Nut Snowballs I reg. 1.29 Now 1 .09..., Nuts I lb. Cashew Pieces, Roasted and Salted or Roasted Only reg. 2.09 Now 1 .89 I lb. Virginia Peanuts. Roasted and Salted or Roasted Only reg. .98 Now .89 12 oz. Sliced Natural Almonds reg. 229 Now 2 . 19 Vitamins I lb. Lecithin reg. 3.49 Now 3.29 (250's) Oyster Shell Cak1um reg. 3.69 Now 2.69 (I OO's) Iron and Liver reg. 3.98 Now 2.85 2 lb. Kleen-Raw Sugar 2 lb. Pinto Beans 2 lb. Great Northern Beans Visit Hadley In TU9tln, 630 B Camino Plaza, reg. .89 Now • 79 reg. .79 Now .65 " reg. .89 Now • 75 ..1 Our Tuatln and c.tsbad storq. carry a complete line of Madena raw milk products. .. milk. yogurt. goat's milk, cheese~ 4nd sour credm. and In these handy locations: ,.. . C.w.d 35 Miles Nortl) of San Diego Highway 5, Palomar Airport Road (714) 438-1260 C9bazon 16 Miles West of Palm Springs Interstate 10, Apache Trail Off-Ramp· (714) 149 41fjl '1 .,, ., DM.VPfLOT "II you had any guts, you'd retect trad1t1onal 816enatlon and start .,, action group fOf flllal re.pect.'' <'est Rise Cited BB Parks Face Money Crisis By HOBERT BAJU[ER Of -o.u, PIMl Sutt Huntington Beach's $34 million park system is n a ·c risis situation, according to Vince Woorhouse, director of the city's harbors, beaches, recreation and parks department. Moorhouse points out that parb are caught in 1 financial squeeze because of rising costs of park maintenance. " ••WE HA VE ENOUGH money to put in the ;>arks, but we are in a crisis situation when it comestomaintainingtbem. "We can only stretch manpower and lawnmowers so far. "If we~a·t change the system. it is likely to setr-destrutl.' be said. The city is paying $1 .28 million in park main· tenance for t~urrent fiscal year, according to a SS-page park a lys is recently completed by Moorbome. He projects that by 1984 it will cost the city .~2.58 IDlllion to mainta in the parks. THE CITY CURllEN'lt.Y has 50 developed p~rks encompassing 428 acres. Ultimate development is pJanned to reach a total of 614 acres in parkland. Moorhouse's report on park costs has run into a hostile reception from a number or resi.dents who fear it may speU the end to development of small neighborhood parks. .. I Uunk ge fuzzied the figures on actual costs,"said Kathy Flores, a leader of agroup which has been clamoring for a park near Graham Street and Slater Avenue in the western part of the city. "We've been promised the park and have waited for iffor two or three years. urr SEEMS THAT AFl'ER the passage of Proposition 13, they are going lo make the people suffer and there will be no more neighborhood parks," shedecJared. Mrs. Flores •Claimed that figures in Moorbouse's report are padded to make park costs seem to be higher than they actually are. His analysis includes indirect coets for ac- counting and administration services as well as the actual costs for park maintenance. Moorhouse contends that it is costing $3,000 to maintain an acre of parkland. The costs will go up to $4,D per acre five years from now based on a yearly' inflation factor or 7 percent. be says. MOORHOUSE SAID HE WILL recommend that the Cily Council change its general plan established in 1966 for a comprehensive park de- velopment program. • ''We are required by law to meet the criteria that is included in that plan," he said in the report. "There is a serious need lo reevaluate our ability to finance the commitment which was established more than 10 years ago." Moorhouse said there also are other solutions, including the formation of a park maintenance as- sessment district, either by neighborhood or citywide. TIOS. RE SMD, WOULD allow the city to charge residents monthly fees for maintenance. He also said the city could attempt to raise re- venue by developing a fl!lbing lake and other recreational activities in Central Park. Another potential moneyraiser, be said, would be tbe possible use of parking meters at Central Park. A public bearing on Moorhouse's report is scheduled by the Recreation and Parks Co19· mission May 23. SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California Hllbway Patrol may do more sjtting and waiting ~ a.a cnaiaing in order t;9 save 1uoline, ita leiair aaya. . -- CHP Commissioner Glen CraiC said be has &old fleld eommandera to start conservation pro- r.•ma tW will reduce fuel me by 10 pen:enL , · ' H MID BE WOULD leave detaila up to the eomJMnden. ·: ·-some reduction in routine patrol can be ex- • peeled, but it sbouldn 't affect our ability U> ~ '' Craig said". ''Respome Ume will chance · ~ PaOMllLY WILL DO more tralfie ob-aenaUoe from ln·vlew posltiou at roadalde, ralber tb.m rolllq. •• : Crall Mid eo pereent of CHP can baft·aeeea = PIOllne 1uppUea maiatailllld at eome fiekl BIPMinga Denied COPSNllAGSN, Deman <AP) -Lat1m9 11"111 at11Jf'~ el D m8" Mft reject.d a ,...,_,from • ---" ~·· • ..., ·-· u. ..... to . .... 11111 'bh ..... fJl ... elMftla lo iecl8nd iaml111MI ..._ ... 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You'll want to ooma in and -... ---------,,.. ..... -..... -.. --. ·-------··""'" • 17 Irvine ~I IIO_N VOL. 72, NO. 137. 3· SECTIONS, 42 PAGES County Ponders Action • _onspiracy nail• Pllel ,._..., •ld••r9 K-i.. PARENTS OF SLAIN IRVINE WOMAN DESCRIBE HER AS 'FINE, LOVING AND CARING' Alvin and Maxine Anderson Make Grief-stricken Public Appearance Parents of Slain t Girl Decry Murder By FREDERICK SCHOEMERL police to Miss Anderson's apart- l 0tt11eo..llyP11eua." ment Monday evening after she The parents of 22·year -old had faile d to res pond to Savanna Leigh Anderson of telephone calls and knocks al trvine appeared publicly. today the door. to ~ecry the ~urder of t.~e1r ~nly At today·s services he carried cht1d. described a s a One, a s ing le while flower to be cJe~n . intellig.~nt, God loving, placed on the closed casket. caring perso!l. Mrs. Anderson described her Mrs .. Maxine Anderson . tea~s daughter as a "very s mart, con· streaming down he r face. said cerned and athletic" child who the Monday murder was the excelled in music dance and work of an ··obvious weirdo.'" other studies. in~luding a n · "We're trying to help othcrs thropology. we want to show that. t~ese peo· Miss Anderson first became pJe cannot get out of 11ul._go out interested in leaving the Sall the door, an~. do the~e things to Lake City area during a family other people, she said. . vacation to San Diego four years The nude body uf Miss An· ago. Mrs. Anderson said. d~rson was d~scover~d ~onday About 18 months ago, when an , night b~ Irvine pohce m her opening d e velo ped at Com· Woodbridge Meadows apart-mercial Credit Corp's Irvine of· ment. She had been s trangled fi ce. Miss Anderson quickly ac- and beaten. cepted it. The Ande rsons a ppeared ··s he and her dad were off before r eporters m ome.nts within a week." the mother said. before the noon funeral ser~1ces ··1 don't carry a grudge,"" Mr. at the Church of. Jesus Christ of Anderson said. ··we 've forgiven Latter-Day Saints, Newport whoever did this . But we're t Beach 2nd Wa rd. ~hey h~d cheated for the next 20 years. ~ traveled he~e from their home tn ··w e were becoming so close. SLAYING VICTIM Savannah Leigh Anderson The last time Mr. Andersnn saw has dau~hter was three wee ks a~o during a business triptoSouthern California. Friends anrt fellow workers from Commercial Cr edit al· tended today's services . * * • Siphoriing Sickness Escalates Gas·hungry Orange County motorists apparently are re· learning the art of s iphoning during the gasoline shortage·and winding up with upset stomachs and other ailments as a result. Dr. David Schapiro of the UCI Medical Center·s poison center. said his staff has received more than 100 <·alls the past to days from individuals and physicians inquir ing about s iph on i ng· related gasoline poisoning. ··usually it isn't worth 1t to siphon,"' Schapiro warned. ··1t 1s not a good pract1<•e to learn ·· Schapiro noted lhe majority r1r the calls involve a small a mount of gasoline ingested into the stomach wh1l'h causes gastro- intestinal disc•omfort. a foul taste in the mouth and com· plaints that indi vi duals arc "belching fumes." The discomforts last about 12 to 24 hours, Schapiro said, and usually can be treated with milk or an antal'id. If a n oun c<· o r m o r e o f gasoline is swallowed. Schaµ1ro warned. efforts arc made lo re- move the s ubsta nce from the body quickly. as with a laxative. The shorter g:i~oline stays in the gastro-intestanal tract. he ex· plained. the less lht• likelihood or rta ma~c · Serious inJury can result. he continued, if gasoline acciden- tally goes down the windpipe in- to the lungs rather than into the s tomach. In s uc h cases some thing call <'d chemical pneumonia can occur. Schaptro continued. and the injury can be fatal. Schapiro said most of the calls received at the UC I 1>oison center. which handles inquiries from physicians and inquiries throughout Oran~c County, have involved cases of stom ach dis· tress. A few have involved coughing and choking. ··w e certainly do not recom· mend siphoning,·· Schapiro con· tinued. adding that if siphoning is necessary motorists should purchase s iphoning devices from hardwa re stores r athe r than using their mouths Police Probe Death of Tee1''s B,aby The body is expected to be s ent to Salt Lake Cit y for services and burial there . l Salt Lake Caty, Utah. We had recently commented on ~ccompanyi!'g. the A~dersons how much she had grown and Costa Mesa police s aid today was Gene W1Jham Malls Jr.. matured "he said Miss Anderson's fiancee. The ' · they arc investigating the death coupJe had announced their * * * * * * of a newborn baby who died engagement to their respective shortly after his 14-year-old parents Sunday, just hours I • c p b mother delivered him al home I before the time of Miss An · . rv•ne ops r.o e without waking the rest of her derson'a death, Mrs. Anderson ., • 1 family. i Mid. The 61h -pound boy apparently t Alvin Anderson, the father, FY Sl • 'L • k' died of blood loss and from im· THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979 TEN CE ege 0•1ly Pol .. SI.AH - WANTS FILES OPENED County Supervisor Clark Dedication Of Irvine C<illege Set The l 13·acrP Christ Colle~c J n Irvi ne the newest four-year libe ral arts college in Southern California will be dedicated 1n formal and festive cercmona c..,· S unday Dr J A 0 Preus. pres ident of t hl' three-million member Mis· souri Svnod or the Luthe ran Church. ·will be guest speaker al the 4 p.m . dedication. And making tht· s hort trip from his own campus to extend gr eetings wi ll be UC lrv1m· Cha ncellor Daniel Aldrich Christ Collc~c. located on O m <'ord1a a bow the vill age of Tur lie Rock. opened as a Lutheran l'ampus in 1971l It now has three permanent buildings the• hilltop c:ampus. living lcarninJ;! cente r and l'ducatio n a l as sembly hall. Preceding d e d1 ca t 1on cere monies at t pm will be a Youth Music Festival Al 2 pm , <See COLI.EGE, Page A21 Sealed Records Claimed By REBECCA HELM CM Ille DAiiy Plle4 SI.AH Evidence that major oil com- panies conspin'<i as early as 1972 t o cre atE' the present ~as s h o r tage IS On fiJ e With California ·s Central District Court a nd s hould be released to the public. Orange County Supervisor Ral ph Clark charged Wednesday With unanimous support of the hoard. he asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to explore what p11we rs the super visors have to k>rce the scaled files open. · · t t·an t hPlieve we should tak<• the anitaat1ve in this mal· ler,·· Cl<trk '>a•d ·t hd1eve we -.hvuld clo mort• lh<1n call on "'lm cbody elM' tu open these r<>t·ords and lo makl' these docu· mcnts public .. Clark"s rcmoarks came during a publl<· sPss1on of the county Roard of Supervisors as he was reporting to his board colleagues o n the status of the gasoline ('l'IS IS Clark and Super visor llarnelt W 1eder havl' ht'Cn appointed by hoarc1 Chairman Philip Anthony to keep tahs on thl' crisis for the full boar<I Thl' st•alv<I informa tion Clark rdc•rred to \I.as gathl'red Ly th,.. • stall' Attornev General for-an Jnll·trust suit filed againsf lfl m aJor oil t.:O m panaes in 1975. Cl<J rk. a forme r gas st ation owner. sa id he has taken a special interest an the legal ac· twn Sanford Ruskin. chief of the anti-trust d1 vis1on or the sta t"' Attorney General's Los Angele~ l)ffi t't'. confirmed today that s ueh a suit exists 11 c said the defenda nts an: Standard Oil of Caltforn1a, Tex· a 1·0 Int . Union Oi l Co . v r Ca lifornia . /\llunt1c Richfield C<> . Exxon Co rp . Getty Oi l Co . Gulf Oil Corp , Mobil Oil Corp , Phillips Pctroll'Urn Co .. and Shell Oil Company. Char,l!eS against the petroleum IStt CLARK, Page i\2) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l said be had recently met (dills ay .. ng . •n proper care after his birth Mon· i and was "most impressed" with ., ., day. said U . George Lorton. . h• He said the mother had con· , ft··;as MtffS"w:;t;ho~-~s~u~m~·~mon:Vi~ea~~~--~~--. ........ ----~-..--·--...·-·~--~-· .. ~·~---------~~ ....... ~--~~--~~~~iR~eNMIMl-~..._.._~pa~ra•otDll&...AJ•batae..JW~eM'~A~~~-. ...J r. Possible links between the Joan Virginia Anderson, 28, pregnant and just needed to lose Coast Weather Low elouda ni1ht .ad early mornin1 hours otberwiae fair Friday. Low• toni1ht 53 to 57. Hitbl Friday 81 to 83. IN81•ETOD~~ ,.,... """'*"' .. btcom· .... Cl ,,. .. ..., apot1. s... ... Cl ' strangulation and beating death and not related to the Irvine vie· weight. of a 22-year-old Irvine woman tim. was killed in her Fountain When she went into labor late and a bludgeoning death in Valley home March 8. Her body, at night, she stifled her cries and Fountain ValJey in March are clothed in a nightgown, was delivered the child herself, cut· among leads being pursued to-found in a guest bedroom. She ting the umbilical cord with d•7 by Irvine poliee in· had been bludgeoned .. ac~ aciuors,.Lortonsaid. ,--+-'~~~~-- veatiaators. to police. The baby was left wrap~ in · Investigator Ron Veach said Veach, appearing worn from a sheet while the mother dozed be has-contacted Fountain the long hours he's putting in on off. When she awoke, be was Valley police detectives regard· the Irvine case, said interviews dead, Lorton said. ing their case, but said it is with Savannah Anderson 's The girl's family found them mucb too.early to tell whether 8 friends and associates would and called paramedics, Lorton link exists between the two continue today. Part of thole said. The girl required sur1ery den checks will include checks of as a result of injuries she bad mur · tbeir backgrounds, Veach said. suffered in the deUvery, he said. Savannah· Leich Andenon, a Miu Andenon was employed · Lorton aald It wasn't yet aeeretary, was found dead 1n tbe at Commercial Credit Corp. 'a known whether any ehar1ea bedroom of her Woodbrid1e re1tonal headquarters in Irvine would be filed in the case . Meadows apartment Monday for about one year. her nl&bt. Sbe bad been 1tr....-S 1uperviaor. Ken Beraerson, ud be8tea on lbe bead with a aaJd. bluat objed. Tbe body ~u nude. Commerdal Credit provicte. • conaumer loan• tbrou1b tbe United Stal.el. / Ber1eraon, re1lonal opera· tlonl _,..., Mid M• AD· derMl bad tnDlferred to tbe lniM oftlee from Salt Lake Ctl1 aboat cme ,.ar qi. .... WU a eeeretal'J here, <lee HA,,_, Pap All •• 7 Students Killed ANKARA, Turlley (APl Three maalled men with maebine IUDI llilled aeven leftlat 1t0dent1 and wounded two otbera ln an Anllara coffee boule, apparently lll retali.tion for the killinC of two rilbtiat youth• on Tuelday. pol lee re· ported. \I -• t •• ••• • •• ,. ............... Becky Carnes of UC Irvine checks a 10lar reflector Wed· nesday that was part ol the campus .sun Day celebra· lion. Students were tr)'inl to boil water in a kettle for cookinl hot dogs, but there-wun't eooup sun. UDdaUDt· -- ed, the students cooked the bot dols on a bara.que and sold~ to·bystanders. c---.-= / I 81 GUY CiaANVlLLI .................. SAN Dl&GO Aa tM e'lht r.man. four-man jury lhat wall ride hla fate on brl~ery iharan tieaan d•litM-uUona to ay. Oranae County SuPfrvlMr alph Oiedri<'h prediC'ted he will 'lthM lw •<•quitt-.-d or the Jury td ll be un41bll' t n rt•ud, a te>rdlct. "There's Jut no pos1tble way, a,a1.,d on th.! t>viden«i 1n thil U8l', that lbe jury can rf'tum trtlth a guilty vt-rdkt," Diedrich ••id Hl1> words wen• spoken as ltMl lury 1>tepped ~hind closed doon. lo end u .kven·week traal and Ngin reaching u dee1s1on which 1nus t come on a unanimous 12 tu t vote Should the Jury not be un •nilll4>US in its opinion. then Its tiodlqs would result in a mi5- trial and Diedrich as wt!ll as CO· defendant LeRoy Rose would ~ made to stand trial a second time . As he has done since the outset or a series or investigations that l>egan In late 1976, Diedrich lashed out today al tbe Orange County District Attorney's Of· lice. ·, "If this case doesn't prove to the citizens or Orange County that the DA 's office is biased and prejudiced in this prosecu- tion, nothing e ver will," Diedrich said. Singled out for the county auperviaor's harshest words was Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi. Diedrich 's pros- ecutor in the case. ''The viciouaneu and lying by Capizzi in his closing argument to the jury is something I hope be lives to regret," Diedrich said. For bis part, Capizzi was con- tent "fo let the facts speak for themselves and the jury decide th~ iss.ues in lbe trial based on the evidence ' The jury is pondering charges of soliciting and receiving bribes against Diedrich and his co· defendant. LeRoy Rose. An ad- ditional charge is conspiracy to commit bribes Start or jury de liberations came at the end or a seven-week trial ll brought to a head Diedrich's 17-month, SJ00.000 legal fight to clear himself of char~es brought against him December 15, 1977 bv the county grand jurv. Second Victim Of SA Gas Blaze Dies A fire caused when gasollne stored in a 30-gallon pla stic trash can exploded in a Santa Ana home claimed a second life early today. Claudia Arredondo, 6, died at 3 a.m. today at UCI Medical Cen- ter 's bum unit or second and third degree injuries suffered in the May 8 blast, Orange County Coroner's deputies reported. Her grandmother. Celestine Mendoza, 64, died Sunday of in- juries s uffe re d in the s ame blaze . The gasoline. kept in a IJedroom closet of the family bome, exploded when gas fumes were ip.lted by a furnace pilot U1bt, firemen reported, injuring seven members of the family. Two other family members, CJaudia's mother. Maria, 27, and tier brother. Juan J r., 5, remain •.-critical condition at the UCJ bum unit, hospital spokesmen said I j Other Coverage Other south Orange County coverage appean today on Page All DAILY PILOT , ... Or-C#Ol 0..1• "'°'· •"" w!\1(11 ... _ ----'-''_l_b> .... Ot-C __ ._C_y ,...... .. ,...,,..,,,..,~ .,....1, ..... _.., .... ~ '''°"• .... , ..... 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Moffett proposed the plan after the ffoWle last week over· · whelmiqty turned down Prest· dent CUW-'1 standby plan for · gasoline rationing, and Carter · challenged Congress to come up CHRIST COLLEGE OFFlCIALS POINT WITH PLEASURE TO FOUNDERS HALL Pre8'dent Chart.a L. Manet&• Shown With Socl•I Science Ch•lnn•n Peul Meyer 4 Under the proposal, car windshields would have to bear slicken displaying a number from one to seven indicating the day of the week the vehicle couldn't be driven. Motorists would pick the day and states would distribute the s ticken. , with a rationing plan within 90 days. Moffett said his plan isn't in final form and that he and a half dozen other Democratic mem- ben of the energy and power subcommittee plan to spend the next few days trying to finish 'TragiC' io Try Revival: W add.ill It would be illegal to drive a car on the day of the week in· an evan1elism workshop, led by dicated by the stick'er and Dr. Paul W. Meyer, chairman of motorists doing so could be ar· the social science department, rested or ticketed. COLLEGE. • writing it. · Nuke Hearings Hit Roadblock By KATHY CLANCY Of ... o.lly ...... , .. " Dr. William Wa ddill Jr testified in his murder retrial to· day that it would have been "tragic" for anyone to have tried to revive the saline · damaged premature infant he is accused of strangling. "I consid ered the aborlus dead," Waddill said expluining he uses the terms dead and ir- reversibly on the verge or death interchangeably. "I thought it would have been a tragedy for everyone con- cerned. including the abortus or fetus, to attempt in some fan- ciful way to restore something that would have no meaningful life ," lhe 43-year·old Huntington Harbour obstetrician continued. Waddill told an Orange County Superior Court jury. in his third s traight day on the witness stand, that it would have made no difference in the infant's chance for life if he had arrived at the hospital within one minute or his page, or eight m inutes. Waddill. under quest ioning by derense attorney Charles Weed: m an . d isputed p rosec utor . Robert Chatterton 's s urprise contention Wednesday that Wad- dill m ay have been in his nearby office when he was summoned to examine tt}e baby rather than in his t:ar enroute home as Waddill testiried. will be conducted. The plan would apply na· Chatterton claimed to have a Music will be provided by 250 tionally. document from Waddill 's choir voices from the Southern Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., ans wering service that indicated California district along with the main proponent of the pro- he was just across the street three handbell choirs. under the poaal, said the plan could be from the hospital in bis office as direction of Dr. David Held, of used to ease gasoline shortages hospital personnel were paging St. John's Lutheran Church, this s ummer. him . Orange. It isn't as cumbersome as the Waddill testified today that he Afternoon events also will in-defeated standby rationing plan. couldn't explain the answering elude the unvellin~ of Founders' Moffett said. <.'e>mpany m essage , but said Circle Wall, honoring 172 people, "As we saw last week, if you other company documents in-corporations and congregations make it too complicated dicated he was in his car when that have donated Sl.800 each to Congress will do a number on paged and didn't learn the Christ College during the past it," Moffett told a reporter. nat•ue or the call until he three years. The president's domestic ad- s topped at a gas station to Dr. Charles L. Manske, col-viser. Stuart Eizenstat, met with respond. lege president, will serve as backers of the proposal today to And from the station. he said. master of ceremonies. demonstrate White House in· it would have taken him seven to Others scheduled to attend in-teresl in the plan and to help eight minutes to return to the cl u de Irvine Ma Yo r Bi It with dratting. hospital nursery. Vardoulis, county Fifth District Backers said the plan also has Chatterton's contention also Supervisor Thomas Riley and the blessing of House Speaker brought to the surface the ob· Rep. Robe rt Ba,dham , R· Thom as P . O 'Nei ll o r vi::>us hos tility that has de-Newport Beach. Massachusetts and Democratic veloped between Waddill aod his Leader Jim Wright of Texas. prosecutor through two murder Rep. John Dingell, t o .Mich., trials. ,.,.... Pllfle A I probably the most influential Waddill's first trial on charges House member on energy is- of murdering the baby in the ar-D'VATHS sues, told reporters he thinks termath of a saline abortion two L • • • Moffett's plan might help ease years ago ended last May with a shortages and appears lo have MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP>-A special presidential commission investigating the Three Mile Is I a n d nu c.I ea r a c c id en t postponed the opening of three days of hearings today to protest its inability to take testimony under oath. . The 12-me mber commlsslon, scheduled to hear from. public officials and utility exttcutives, said congressional inaction on givina tbe panel s ubpoena power would damage the panel 's credibility. "We've run into a number of · roadblocks." said John Kemeny, c hairman of the blue-r ibbon panel appointed by President Carte r to investigate America's worst nuc lear accident. "We now face a major dilemma whether to proceed with bear,. Inga tbia weekend in light or the fact we a re unable to take testimony under oath.'' Hot Sun Fells 60 hungjury. jus t a s uper sec r etary ," supportinCongrcss. Wa ddill told the seven-woman, Bergerson said. ''Just a super Dinge ll, chairma n of the VATICAN C ITV c A p 1 five-man jury he had let Chat· person." House energy and power sub· About 60 pilgrims fainted under terton thumb through a whole ·"We 're all so --H hook committee. also said the pro-a scorching sun dur ing Pope slack of his answerrng com-shocked · · · I just can't say posal would not draw the kind of John Paul It's general a udience pa ny's pages one recent day anything m ore ," Bergerson opposition that toppled Carter's Wednesd ay in St. Pet~r·s during the noon break in the said. coupon-rationini plan. Square. police reported. trial. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..:._~~~--=-.:....:....~~~~~~~~~~~~--"~~~~~- Few Closures Seen Stations to Pump 'Until Gas Gone' ·By 'roM BARLEY OI t• D•llr ,.; ... SIMI It was lhe turn or the "odds" lo line up at the gas pumps to- d ay a nd service statio n operators reported long lines formed as early as 5 a .m. by motorists whose plates end in the desired digit. And it seemed clear from a countywide s urvey that very TOURISTS WORRIED OVER GAS PINCH-Al HOUSE MEMBERS OWN Oil STOCK-A19 GERMANS GUZZLE G.ASOLINE-88 few, if any, service stations are participating in the closure urged earlier as a form or pro- test against federal controls on gas supplies. "We were open from 7 a.m. to 9 a . m . today and we 'II open every day, Saturday and Sunday included, for as long as our gas supply lasts." commented an at- tendant at a Union 76 station on • Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Police and service station operators throughout the county reported only minor di s - turbances in the gas lines and an apparent effort by some stations to restore the courtesy and level the omet of the crisis. Nude Cyclist Flagged Down INDIO CAP> Warm weather tan 't a good excuse for rldin1 nude on a motorcycle down a public highway, says a California HI1hway Patrol of- ficer who ltffeated a cycle streaker for lndecent expoeure. Offtcer Fred Cooper said he heard a cltlzen1 band radio tran1mlaaion about the nude cycliat, and minutes later the unclotbedmanatreall:ed put. Both the temperature and the apeed were in tbe eo. as Cooper chaaed the cycliat alon1 In· tentatll 10 Tuesday Dllbt. Af. terward: 30-year.old Edward Ricbara Bell of Indio waa booked for inveat11at1on of recll:I ... drivbla and lladffent exp09ure -. ------- Arguments were reported in Huntington Beach where operators of Ray's Union 76 on S pringda le Street set up a separate line for drivers of com- mercial vehicles. Motorists who tried to join the line and were turned away made their feelings known to atten- dants who feel that the innova- tion is giving customers faster service. A spokesman for Newport Shell, West Coast Highway and Riverside Avenue, said the sta- tion would be open Saturday "because we got a little more gas." A s pokes m a n for Croft's Chevron on Newport Boulevard said the station bas been advised that its supply of gas will be in- creased next week. Both reported shorter lines as did Ken's Mobil in Corona del Ma r. but a spokesman for Ken's said the s tation will not be open this weekend. The gas outlook in Newport Beach appeared brighter today with operators noting shorter lines and some stations report- ing that they have been getting more ~as than the supplying company allotted them on May 1. * * * F,....PageAI officials include .. price-nx1n1. conspiring to contrive sbortqes, and of meetlng in exclusive bars and private clubs to drive up the cost of guoline," Clark said. The suit, however, bas stalled In the courts by volumes of mo- tions meet by the defendants who also have bad the investigative records which have been en· tered aealed, he asserted. State ottlclala believe it will be at leut l98S before tbe case ever comes to trial, the supervllor added. Meanwhile. Clark said, the "oil companies have a license to steal, to continue to fix pricea, create artlftclal 1horta1n ancJ manipulate our lives. ··1 doa't belJeve tbis abould happen," he continued. "I believe U..t the 4-«lakMl·mU.... wbo ._.,.. our mero poUdee la lb» ltate abould bave aee.a to au ot t.be attoney ,........., records' on thl• matter. Tbe amaJJ amount I've aeen bu l'MI· IJ opened my eyea." . • EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dre me I Electric Engraver • Enoroves P9tmal 19111ty on metal. wOOd. ploatlc. cefomlcl • ITl()f9 • Pro*f voluOt>IM, dlac0Uf009 tnen • '9ftect tor aoiem ot l'IOObiet •crott1 MODEL290 ONLY 1395 RATCHET TOOl SYSTEM ·" 1/8 slotted otade O Phtlhps blade 1495 MINI EASY DRIVER 497 Square blades for extra turn- ing power Slotted tips Chrome vanadium. TS8SO Twice the turnmg power - hall the eltort Rockwell • RNISHING SANDER Oewlops 10,000 opm. Flush unds on 3 lides, •long vertl· c•I aurfecea ~d In COfnera. front ~d re•r h•ndtes tor po1ltlve control. Double tnaulated ~~I safety. 4401 ., ... M0·6 12-P.C. TAP 1295 & DIE SET C.1v1JS s ha rp ctt:an cu111114 1•llljl'~ 1111.lurlo"' !1 r11o:o, !.I l.tJI'> .. olw SIO~k & lJP W '<'llCh T01;1PC NL NI 2-SPEED JIG SAW Fingertip speed Mlector; tilt- ing baM; antl-1plit b .. e in- sert. •310' 7%" Circul1r SAW Has 9.0 amp motor ; S800 rpm. Telescopi ng blade guard. Blade incl. 4511 STOii HOURS: Moa.tlnfr.1.9·9 Sat. 94, S.. IM ••• ,,... ... 17.1t79 OM.YPILOT dent evidence auch ra~ WGUtd do IO. .......... ft8dlal nor .......,_ u1IU abowlq-1.be _mltbod .. _ tdolMd wW N1ult ln eomervinl more utw-al 1u," JUltice Wttrlam-Glark wrote.tor..the..c:oi&l1._ _ to baaic ...ident1al needa -were inereued . "Under lhe commiuion'a plan, reducecJ eouumptlon by ftOft· reaidentlal ~ume"' may be more than offset by the couump· lion of realcleftllal cuatomen," Clark added. ?M. eommlulon· Mt_!P a flYe-U. nte atnaeture wtdela ebar1id thelil~ PrfC.-per t.blrm to ~wwl:l11 ti .. uaers. The ant blabllt ra .. wu dw'led e-n· •dal uaen --. tnwohenierirequentb ,..rehued bf lule Wriee. In a eoncurrtna opinion. Justice Stanley llolk, wu jo6Md.,, Chief Jgmtlee Role Bini and JUltiee ~ewmu ta ......., the flndinp were inadequate. The cue waa flied by the Califomla llanufaeturen Auoel•· Oon and 101De lndivld• al nrma after the PUC 1ranted Paelfle Gas and Electric Co. a $58.4 million rate i.Dereue, a $ti.$ mllllon in· creaM &o Soutbenl.-Calltornla Gu Co. and 14. 1 mUJion to Saa Die10 GH and Electric Co. Referrtq to a 19'11 cledaioe' in PUC HM, MGllll chastised the majority for lta dec:iaioaa wbicb are "obllvioua to lbe commiuion's violatioo of the law whee amaU ems.....,. .n ID· volved but perceive the problem cleartJ wtleD lUle eomumen are affected." AU rates -except tbe special Ulellne eatqory wbicb applies ._., 3 K tds ll 11~.i Gas St9rage Fatal Move SAN BERNARDINO CAP> "I've had my erylq 1pella, •• Tammer Jemen " Wednesday u 1be lay in a ' .1pital bed recu uni from a caaollne·fueled fire that enaulfed r apartment and killed her husband and three children. The incident was the latest of doiena in recent weeks that have left several people dead and more tbaa 30 iJUured. The rented moving van ran out or gas and the Jenaem couldn't find a service station open. So they ajpboned the gas out or their cars and stored it in three five.gallon cans in their apartment, plannlne to finish moving the next day. During the night, a spark from the wall lurnace ipited lumes lrom two of the gas cans in the living room, fire officials said. "I ftpre ii we didn't have the gas 1horta1e. it would never bave occurred," she says bitterly. "I loetmyfamllyoverit ... Last weetlend, the Jensem ,.bad been moving from Pomona, on the eastern edge or Los Angeles County, to F.dgemont in Riverside County Mrs. Jensen ran for help but none or the other ramily members escaped the apartment The dead were Vernon Blair Jensen, 33, and Mrs. Johnson's three children -Cascius Ellis Gaines, 8, Bersheda Shoshana Gaines. 6, and Sonya Michelle Johnson, 5. Mid East LOS ANGELES <AP> -A special committee al the University of Southern CaJlfornia rerommended Wed· nesday that the college discon· tinue ,its relationship with. a private foundation established to provide funds for a proposed campus Middle East Center. Financial reliance on the Mid- dle East Center Foundation would "conflict with the normal fund·raising procedures CWTeDt· ly employed by the central ad- ministration," said the blue rib- bon committee, convened in November by university presi· dent John R. Hubbard. OU Tanks Rapped LOS ANGELES <AP> -A s uit aimed at blocking the state coaslal commission's approval of two storage tanks included in the proposed Standard Oil of Ohio's Long Beach oil terminal was filed Wednesday in Superior Court. The a.ction by the Citizens Task Force on Sohio. a non- ( STATE profit association seeking to pre. serve the environment, seeks a writ of mandate. /tlarinr'• Ear Cui OCEANSIDE <AP) -Police have identified a young Marine found staggering along the roadside with multiple stab wounds and his left ear cut off as t7·year-old Cecil Bason. ·Police later arnsted five sus- pects, including two juveniles. on charges or attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, mayhem and robbery. IAan Rafe Rflced LOS ANGELES <AP> Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan -.Association has raised its prime home loan rate to ll 1h percent, compared to the 11 to 11 " percent rate charged by most major mortgage lenders. Wallace E. Bowen, senior vice president. said Wednesday the association experienced a buildup in loan commitments so strong that . 'the previous rate or 111/• percent was not holding it to a level that would match the funds we had." Gall Srll~r Falls NORTH HOLLYWOOD <AP) A l7 ·year -o ld North Hollywood youth has been ar- rested after allegedly posing a s a gas station attendant and col- lecting $27 in "advance de· posits" from motorists waiting in~ long gas line, police said. Police said the youth, whose name was withheld because he is a juvenile, was booked on sus- picion of theft Wednesday and released to his rather . Heafth ~ooting Tlarougla Tlae Air Dick Clawson of Visalia banks over an or· cha rd in his 140·pound Mitc hell Wing flyer, manufactured in kit form in nearby Portervill~. The manufacturer says he builds the kits for those who can afford a motorcycle but would prefer to own a plane. Find May Bring· Pesticide Ban SACRAMENTO r AP l A state finding of traces of the pesticide DBCP in 36 groundwater wells is bad news (or growers nationally as well as statewide. "I alionally. the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considenng a total ban of DBCP, which is linked by tf'sts to cancer and infertility, and the finding obviously gives <.'ritics ammunition. EPA's next hearing on the proposed ban as June 25. and Larry O'Neill, an EPA spokesman. said the rinding could have a "significant" effect on the EPA's attitude. Statewide. only California has a DBCP ban in effect. and the finding just as clearly dents the campaign by the agriculture industry to lift it. J ake MacKenzie. a state agriculture depart· \ ,-' f-:..:-1 .-~ ; 'J ment associate director. said the •finding means the state would n<Jl be "proceeding at full speed" towa rd lift.mg the ban. The ~tacide 1s one of the most popuJar in the nation, and Cabfornia growers have argued that 1ls <.'ont inued bein would mean hundreds of millions of dollars an losses 10 crop productivity. The finding was announced Wednesday by the state Food and Agriculture Department, which saad it would continue testing to see bow widespread the problem is. The 36 wells in which DBCP was found are among 139 tested in two weeks. All 36 are in the San Joaquin Valley. except for four in Riverside County. . •• I • ....... Le ...... Ila• ... 4020 Mlditon (.a Mlngton) ....... aw 3t3 N. H. StrMt (oppoeite Centr91 Olly Mall) Mli Ill I mo Ottw Strwt ,. Centr .. Ave. • aiMe McnOOfWY Wlf'd) (714l88M315 (714 888-1381 ( 714 826-3693 LA~ Chll9MNttl/NofttWtclte 9143 DeSoto Ave. at Nordhoff llftOlno 17031 Ventura Blvd .• Welt of Balb4NI t tottyWOOd 7080 Holtvwood Blvd • Comer LAB,.• Ave. · Seta MtdlCll Center Loatm .._.. 4101 Atlantic Blvd .. CoMer or c.non w.t Loa ...... 1914 So. Bundy (near Olympic Blvd.) (213) 882·691 2 (2 13)~30 (213)45e307 (213) 428-8874 (213) 82CH571 .. 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Aa propcMMMI, the 1ummer school program ~ould provide Mnllble, no-frtlla counea ln basic education1d a.kills, theflMarta anddrivtttraining. amonJrOlhers It wowd not only supplement education offered durtna the reaul•r 1chool year. but would provide "somet.binl to do" for children who often lament about how they can spend lMlr free 1ummer time. Members or the community who care a bout thestJ things -from individuals to corporations ··s hould make the needed last-minute contributions to ensure: that the much-in-demand proaram will be held. New Look at Bus ·rtan Tuesday night, the Irvine City Council will be asked lo reeonsider its narrow decision several weeks ago lbat killed a proposal for operation of summer buses. 1be proposal called for the city to spend $17,000 to run two buses on an hourly basis between neighborhoods and attractions within the city. Opponents of the idea claimed a service last year drew few patrons and represented a waste of city money. Things are different this year, even more diff erenf this month. The lines at the gas pumps are longer. the price of fuel higher. These factors have lo be considered by the council. Also, the council should weigh the results of a survey by Councilwoman Mary Ann Gaido which shows broad support for summer buses. And prospective riders say .they would be willing to pay a fare of say, 25 :eenls per ride. Finally, indications are that firms within the :community may be willing to help offset the cost of a '1ummer bus system. Given these new developments. a council decision in support of the bus service appears to be in order. School Funding Search A battle m ay 'Soon develop in the state Legislature ·that -depending on who wins --could have some profound effects on the Irvine Unified School District. Four bills are in the Sacramento hopper to provide financing for California schools during fiscal 1980, which begins July 1. One bill. AB 8, is unique in that it provides for 'funding of new school construction -a matter that is much on the minds of administrators in the fast-growing Irvine district. AB 8 calJs for establishment of a school construction fund that would be supported by a 1 percent 1evy against the value of building permits issued for new construction within the state. Predictions are that AB 8 and the three other bills will end up in an Assembly-Senate conference committee, where they will be consolidated into a product appealing to all political appetites. The building permit le vy is strongly opposed by the Republi~an caucus and b,uilding industry groups. It may not s urvave. That won't erase the Irvine district's need for funding for new schools. That is a point the conferees should keep -in mind. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and ertists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd/Sounds By L.M. JW)VD Every seventh Frenchman makes wine for a living. Rowland Evw/Robert Novak Bro~ Wins Oil lnde~nden~~· -YW W ASHINOTON -The ap· pear.-e of Oov Edmund G. Brown Jr. before the naUon's in- dependent oil drUlera typified the unique pollUcal atyle be will u8~ in hia campai&n a1ainsl Presldenl Carter: borrencloualy incompetent advance prepara· l1 ona compensated for by a brilliant ~rsonal performance. It was lhe 1ovemor's idea to appeiAr In Reno, Nev .• at the an- nu a I conven- tion of the In· dt!p e ndent Petroleum Aslin . of America <IP· PAA ) the rough · and ready small o i I m e n scarcely ex· pected to be Jerry·for-Presii:ienl boosters. IPAA executive vice president Lloyd Unsell accepted Brown's orrer. giving him the May 8 luncheon spot. · THE WEEKS passed , however, without Brown con- firming the date even after be· ing prodded. Unsell. his patience exhausted, tapped Secretary or Eneray James Scblealn1er as 8rown'a aubstitute and aeat the governor a tele1ram disinvit.iq him from tbe meetin1. "You have 1otten our aUen· . tion," top Brown aide Gray Davis telephoned Unsell in IPAA's Washington office, re· iterating Brown's desire lo ad· dress the oil men. Unsell agreed. reserving a new time ror BrowtJ to speak May 8. "They were really very cold," reported one onlooker connected with neither ~be vernor nor the JPAA, "'but wn won them over.'' What akes this all the more remarkable is that Brown, who usually takes the precise opposite of any Carter position, has been saying that the presi- dent waited too late to decontrol oil prices and that decontrol dur- ing a supply shortage is unwise. . IN RENO.however, Browngave the impression he favors decon- trol without precisely endorsing"'" it. What"s more. in private con· versalions with the oil men, he criticized Carter's excess.profits oil tax as a tax on oil production that will undermine future supply. Given a choice. there is no doubt that th_e independent oil men would prefer Jerry Brown over Jimmy Carter by a wide martin. SAUDI TllOUBLE One week after Saudi Arabia's shocklns ouster of the CIA sta· lion chief in Jeddah, Seeretary of State Cyrus Vance threw a new verbal punch al the oil-rich Arab state...wbicb angered White House foreign policy aides. The White House was reeling from the impact of the un· precedented ouster of the Cen- tral Intelligence Agency <CIA> station chief when Vance told the House Foreign Affairs Com· millee that "clear and sharp dif. ~ ferences" wer e developing between the U.S . and Saudi Arabia. Taken together, these developments have brought the two old allies to their lowest stale evel". · The Saudi government had nothing personally against the CIA 's station chief, but a lot against the administration. For one thing, CIA headquarters here infuriated the Saudis by or- dering its local operali•es to count the number of minority Shiite Mosle ms with ties to revolutionary Iran. . '{ES ,I St1Ll. TulNK lHIS IS AW-~ ~G Oil..~ HO\X ... Q.JllI A COOINO~ ~,MINDYCV,BUT A HOAA ,~E~ •.. I Mailbox Tbe overrldl•I problem 1tem1 from U.S. ~llft om tile Saudi. to pt la De beblDd .. U.S. and tbe new B11pdaD· Israeli peace treaty. Saudi ol· flci1ll feel tbat because Ill tile 1rave split oa Ulil lMue between their eouatr1 and tlle U.S., Waabiqton ia conductine an un- dercover campaip depletial a di1late1ratias--Saudl royal family. Against that backdrop, wben Vance was asked about U.S.· Saudi relations, he plunsed in - making matters wora~t amoothiq over the diffe . White House aides were nab- bergaat.ed. They tried to explain Vance's criticism as the lawyer- like reaction of a good attorney analyzing a worsening case. Privately, however, they were furious that Vance would pour more oil on the inflamed U.S.- Saudi connection. That Saudi decision ordering tbe CIA agent out of the country was the first lime ever that a CIA man has bee~ ousted from any country. That reveals the sorry state of relations between the U.S. and its chief foreign oil supplier. MAGGIE AND BONNIE However cool British Prime Minister Margaret Tbatcber'e relationship with President Carter may be, she is on ex- cellent terms with one American politician : front -running Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. When Reagan visited London last autumn, then prime minister James Callaghan did not have time to see him. That provided a shared experience for Reagan with Thatcher, wbo was given a s imilar cold shoulder by Carter when she vis- ited Washington during the sum- mer or l977. Reagan and Thatcher did get together for a tong chat and hit it off splendidly, finding they agreetJ on most foreign and domestic questions. A footnote: Thatcher, who takes the Sovi~t menace far more seriously than Callaghan, showed her thinking by recom- mending that Reagan read ''The Third World War " by Gen. Sir .John Hackett c Macmillan>. The book is a scenario for a Soviet a~tack on the West in 1985. Energy Choice: Regulate or Nationalize To the Editor: Former Gov. Ronald Reagan and our cu.rrent Congressman Bob Badham have offered their solutions to the present gasoline shortage. Reagan, despite his admission that his driver has had difficulty finding gasoline, favors a •'hands-off" by government ap- proach. He places his faith in his driver and in his hope that the free-,...terprise system of sup· ply-eq~ ,Hing-demand will make a speedy recovery Congress m a n Badham, similarly d e voted lo th e capitalist faith, reports that his recent breakfast meeting with the chairman of a major oil company has convinced him that oil companies are being un- fairly criticized. These Reagan-Badham views are, in my considered opmion, naive. archaic, self-serving and wrong. AS OUR society becomes in· ueasingly complex a nd in- terdependent, as we are forced to place more and more depen· '"Californians are themselves . to blame for the present long lines al gasoline stations. . . " Many Californians -like myself -are in business for themselves and not dependent on the United Slates government for hand-outs. MANV CALIFORNIANS - like myself -are on the road for more than 40.000 miles a year in the pursuit of survival . . . rather than depending on the state or the fed eral govern- ment for a livin~. Many Californians -like myself -are ~elling damn fed up with irresponsible individuals who have positions of power in the United Stales government and do not understand the re· alities of the world, including the way •·supply and demand" works. As a minimum -I suggest they get the hell out or the gasoline business. Otherwise. study the period of 1760 lo 1766 . . . you may see it repealed. EUGENE W. WILKJN companies have cunningly played into the hands of OPEC on the spot market. Tom Barley's excellent May 13 article couJd only be faulted for leaving out the Rotterdam operation. Individually, tbe ··Seven Sisten;" will say they could do nothing about the spot market and will claim to be do· ing a good job in a difficult situation. But as a group they are ripping off the consumer and failing to meet their collective responsibility. What happens in Rotterdam is more important than what hap- pens in Washington D.C. where an inept President and a bum· bling Congress of democrats and republicans can't even formulate an emergency ration- mg plan. God help us. The Presi- dent and the Congress can't, and the American oil companies and OPEC surely won't. JONS. BRAND Sl•plr Srltrd•d~ To the Editor: many years. I have paid my bills on the (irsl of the month for many ye.ars. Living in Orange County, I have now waited in line.s for about five days, or two and one half days due to the odd- even routine, from between 45 minutes and 3 hours. NOW, I wish lo announce to the companies how they may collect whatever I owe them : If the last letter of the com- pany's name is in the beginning half or the alphabet, you may come to my door on odd num-· bered days; the rest may arrive on even numbered days. My hours of possible collection will be posted daily. Also, for their convenience, I plan to Oy nags to announce my financial situation. Green means you are lucky and I have finances to pay. Yellow will mean that my finances are in possible straits. mainly due to the prices I have had to pay in gas lines. Red. of course, means that you will have to try to col· lect on the next allocated day. ANN SCHMITZ A mecha nic can hear things in an engine that a doctor can't hear. A doctor can hear things in a chest cavity that a mechanic can't bear. Maybe that's loo ob· vious. Merely mention it to make the point that keen bearing is not merely the ability to detect faint sounds from afar. Rather, it's the ability to distinguish certain sounds from other sounds and detect fine differences. Generally, women seem to be somewhat more gifted ·~ :than men in this matter, particularly mothers or sleeping babies. In Switzerland are quiet re- sorts where no cars can go. Typical is Lugano, accessible frcm the train depot high above by steep hillside cable car. The streets are cobbled, narrow, winding. People stroll. Vegetables are ped- dled off carts. Also, people sit under umbrellas out front, overlooking the wide grass down to the bluest or lakes with the snow on the moun- tains beyond. I went there years ago, most probably too young then lo gel a grasp or the calm. It was memorable enough to sliclo. in the head, howeve r, and I now know why there arc 53 places like that over there. dence on technology (nuclear as RoUerd•• c .. 11eealell well as conventional ), govern· To the Editor: ment must facilitate, coordinate The oil companies are pol and protectthe public interest to dumping gasoline in the' desert. an increasing extent. They are not sending it off to '.f o solve this stupid gas prob· lem in Orange County and re. duce the lines in my opinion would be simple. The major prob- lem is people don't know when a station is going to be opened or for how '°'lg, so as soon as they see an open station ln the mom· Raped To the F.ditor: The high rises on Newport Beach's once lovely bills, the traffic jams on her nicest days and the smog wafting in on the • The animal species without backbones outnumber the •nimal species with l»ackbonea by 20 to'One. The great paradox of our time Mexico. Nor are they keeping is that as our dependence on loaded tankers off the coast. government increases, our faith They have created a gasoline Q. "f:low much fuel did in the credibility or government, shortage and achieved higher Charles Lindbergh's 'The 0.rchestraled, directe d and profits in a much more subtle Still another never-die-one-Spirit of St. Louis' carry? financed by Reagan·Badham-manner by encouraging the liner: ··old brick layers How much was left when he Ukefor~,decreases. . OPEC na!~. . tq.not.yDAnclpm-' tJll!Y'Jlllt '"''"' m -.M;ftt.iiiff;,'1~.;:;.~.:...:.~:.::...~--ll-....Jgp.-lili .. ~~~~Mi!!t!l'llPPll~IS!lee auclfon anct~ condonang Iran's &be trowel." A. Capacity, 450 gallons. advocates to politically mandal-limited production. Peanut oil la the prescribed cooking lat aboard sub-marines. No smoke. Dear Gloomy Gm CltJ offtelala should 1pead man Ume ftabt- tq tbe .. opuwd lntDe Coaat state park . •••l',.elmowatourilta areUMtNalea .. oftraf· ftec1111pt'm, J.W.H. ....., .. _ ....... _ .... ....... ..,=,.,. ..... ... &J£.'=.v..::.-= Left, 85 gallons ed accountability ~or energy pro-The Rotterdam connt:ction ducing corporations stems, I and Ashland Oil is the device beli-;ve, from col~y calculated the oll cartel used to achieve self·tnlerest. Profit, rather than their objectives. By allowing the public in~er~st.. ~~s long Ashland Oil, the largest of the blocked Amenca s Jo1nmg. the independents, to purchase oil at other de~raUc ~ations of the S20 a battel on the spQl world ,tn adophng a com-market in Rotterdam they gave prehens1ve, naUoaal program of the OPEC members the green enerl)' eoatrol. light to begin the current round Question arises as to whether the weather has anything to do with the sulclde rate. It must. Suicides berubout.a start to increase in January and peak in May and June. In Tbe Southern Hemisphere · where the seasons run just the opposite. the suicide 1tatl1Uca run just tbe op. POiite, too. Edward Teach, that in· famo• pirate or yesteryear called Blackbeard, waa a prett1 touab c~tomer. no doubt about It. Btitlsh Navy Lt. Robert Maynard finally 1ot blm. On Nov. 21, 1'111, otf the North Carolina coast. But lt took 20 snere sword wound• and five lar1e- caUber plltol 1lup to kUI Mr. Blaekbeatd. The current debate on the of manipulated, oil company- availability of gasoline should created shortage. turn away from orthodox rhetoric. scape1oating and TBl8bucreatedthe1borta1e rumor to reallslic, pra1matlc that ltads to the Ion& 1u tinea dlacuaaion of alternatives: ra-and ll'Ut pronta: Standard Oil a tionlns. publlc-uUllty type re-~ Der cent profit over tbe PN-iulatioa or eventual natlonalila· vaous year. The defenden and tiop. apololiata of the oil companies TOM WERT 1uch as Shell's Devereux and surpriaingly Rep. Bob Fefl IJp Badham will continue to To tbe Editor: put the blame on tbe sovern· Tbe Daily Pilot quotes David mentor tbe P90Ple. But tbat ia Bardin ol tbe Federal Enerty not where the blame shoUld Resulatory Commiuion u stat· rest. 1'be oil market la artifteial lq: and ccnrtved ad American oU I ing, they get in line. To solve, the problem a law autumn. s~ntanas tell ua abe is should be passed that each ma· not ,a VU"gm anymore. ~ut. you jor oil company has to be opened doa t ha~ to be a total mnocettt a&. ..... 111e da) • wuk from -e·-... ~~~ ~ou h•ve h• -- a.m, to 10 p.m. That way people A ·• t b 11· bol < ·1 would know they could get gas . . gian P a ac sym 01 all ctay long or after work and drilling rig) bas been towed out they would know where they fron~ to ro.ul. our view of could find a station open in C~tabna. II 1t 1s successful lt an emergency. wtll be left there to make an ar- There are al least seven major rogantly obscene gesture back oil companies that are in almost at you for evermore. every community of Orange There a~ l~ more oil l~aaes County. As an example, all that out there tf this one doean t of. would have to be done is the fend you. followint· My "'"COll..,M!""~ .. rn"" la not only for tbe Shell OPened Monday birds and the fiabe&, thoqb tbey Texaco opened Tuesday do coneern me sreatly. What re· Standard-Chevron opened ally burta la tbat I already miu Wed.Delday tbe beautltul umnarnd 1...m. Unklll 78 opened Thursday CAROL BVANS llobU opened Friday Arco opened Saturday • ExXGll opened Sunday lAtlnt ff'Offt ,...,_,.,. wa... Tbe rest could be opened TM ""'91 '° COltdfue Iden. to fit whenever they wanted. ~ oreti,,.., ,.,_,ta rne•Olld. JACK ENDA Lfttnt ot • toOnll or Ina '°"' ,,_ ~ pt•fe••••· All ..,.,. ....., C'••••11ff Gec la To the Editor: I have held credil cards with ei1bt major oil compaaJea for . ..................... ... .... ,,..,_....,. ... fie ..,.,.... °",......*'~ .......... paruL .Poter, wm .aoc h ~ ----------------------------------------------------------- I.ag1•na/ EPITION VOL. 72, NO. 137, 3 SECTIONS. G PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA County Ponders AciiOn ~ • • • * * * I j Leave The Car Home? Siphoning Sickness Escalates ~ WASIDNGTON CAP ) -Rep. ' John Dingell . D ·Mi c h .. chairman df a House energy subcommittee. said today a JHOline rationing proposal be- mg drafted by a group or House Democrats , could he lp ease 1aaoline sbort.aJ?es this summer . Gas-hungry Orange County , motorists a pparently are re· learning the art of siphoning dur.ing the gasoline shortage and winding up with upset stomachs atJ<1 other ailments as a result. Dr. David Schapiro of the UC I Medical Center's poison center. said his staff has received more than 100 calls the past 10 days from individuals and physicians inquiring atiout. s iphoning- rela led gasoline poisoning. Dingell said the measure. which tentatively would limit gasoline purchases and require motorists to leave their cars.at home one day a week. shows some promise of easing long .. lines at service stations in some areas. A HAPPIER TIME IN SALT LAKE CITY, 1978 S.vannah Andenon (center) and Parenta "Usually it isn't worth it to siphon," Schapiro warned. "ll 1s not a good practice to learn." Schapiro noted the majority of the calls involve a small amount of gasoline ingested into the stomach whicn causes gastro· intestinal discomfort. a foul taste m the mouth and com· plaints that individuals are "bekhinJ? fumes.·· Any measures aimed at dis- tributing gasoline supplies more evenly will help, he said. "The disaster we have upon us is real. serious and of lengthy duration." Dingell 'told a re- porter. Dinge ll threw his s upport behind-efforts led by Rep. Toby MoHell, D-Conn .. t o draft legislation pl acing restrictions I-rvine Cops Probe FV Slaying 'Link' The discomforts last about' 12 to 24 hours. Schapiro said, and usu,ally can be tre ated with milk or an antacid . 71 on gasoline sales after the House last week reje«ed Preside nt Carter's standby gasoline ra· tioninl plan. Moffett disclosed his proposal • earlier in the week. Today, Dingell said he in· structed his s ubcommittee's staff to work with Moffett and i other Democrats on the panel ·who are trying to write a sub- stitute plan. Moffett has s aid his propo5al i probably would set a na· tionwide, SS minimum on each gasoline purchase. . His tentative plan also would _ call for a sticker system to keep each automobile off the road one day a week. Slates would dis· tribute stickers to motorists in- dicating the day of the week the 1 car could not be driven. San Clemente . · Curbs Parking I ~~m~?!~!:~:il By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ot -0.11, .. , ... StMt Possible links between the strangulation and beating death of a 22-year-old Irvine woman and a bludgeoning death in Fountain .VaJley in March are among l~ads being pursued to· day by Irvine police in- vestigators. Investigator Ron Veach satd he has contacted Fountain VaUey police' detectives regard· ing their case, but said it is much loo early to tell whether a link exists betwee n the two murders. Savannah Leigh Anderson. a secretary. was found dead in the bedroom or her Woodbridge Meadows apartment Monday night. She had been strangled and beaten on the head with a blunt object. The body was nude. Veach said today he would not r e veal whether the attractive woman had been strangled by hands or some other means. And the investigator said only "possibly" when asked if Miss Anderson had been sexually as- saulted. He would not elaborate. Joan Virginia Anderson, 28, and not related to the Irvine vie· tim, was killed in her Fountain Va lley home March 8. Her body, clothed in a nightgown, was round' in a guest bedroom. She had been bludgeoned, according to police. Veach, appeating worn from the long hours he's putting in on the Irvine case. said inte rviews with Savannah Anderson's friends a nd a ssociates would continue today. Part of those checb will include checks of their backgrounds, Veach said. Miss Anderson was employed a t Commercial Credit Corp. 's regional headquarters in Irvine for about one yea r . her s upervis or. Ken Bergerson, s aid. Commercial Credit provides consumer loans through the Urrtaa States. Berger son . regional opera· lions manager, said Miss An- derson had transferred lo the Irvine office from Sall Lake City about one year ago. "She was a secretary here. jus t a s uper sec r e tary," Bergerson said. "Just a s uper person." ··w e're all so shook . . s hocked ... I just can't say a n ythin g more," Bergerson said. A members approved an or -D t•b dinance Wednesday that limits .Jury e I era teS If an oun ce or m o r e of gasoline is swallowed . Schapiro warned, efforts are made to re move the substance from the body quickly, as with a laxative. The shorter gasoline stays in the gaslro-mtestinal tract. he ex· plained, the less the likelihood ol da mage. Serious injury can result, he continued, if gasoline acciden· tally goes down the windpipe in- to the lungs rather than into the stomach. In such <'ases som ething called chemical pneumonja can occur. Schapiro continued. and the injury can be fatal Schapiro said most of the calls rece ived at the UC I poison center. which handles inquiries from physicians and inquiries throughout Orange County. have involved cases of stom ach dis· tress. A few have involved coughing and cholung. "We certainly do not recom· mend siphoning." Schapiro con· linued, adding that if siphoning is necessary motorists should purchase s iphoning d evices fro m ha rdwa re stores rather than using their mouths. \ parking or comme rcial vehicles ' oo residential streets ror more than two hours. • But the council balked al ap· t proval or a proposed law to restrict overnight parking of privately owned autos and a pro· Diedrich Optimistic ~ ~iaion to limit recre.ational vehi-By GARY GRANVILLE t' cle parking to two hours near oe-oe11Y~1.u1att bomes. SAN DIEGO -As the eight· The commercial vehicle park-woman, four-man jury that will l lag limit will g.o into effect if the decide bis fate oo bribery ~ell approves a second read-charges began deliberations to- iDg of the law June I . Thirty day, Orange County Supervisor days after that date, police will Ralph Diedrich predicted he will (See PAUi.NG, Pate A2) either be acquitted or the jury will be unable to reach a l verdict. t ' Jf""J __ 8e ·S Cut "There's just no possible way, '-M.18 based on the evidence in this case, that lhe jury can return ecutor in the case. ·'The viciousness and lying by Capizzi in his closing argument to the jury is something I hope he lives to regret." Diedrich said. For his part, Capizzi was con- tent "lo let the facts speak for themselves and the jury decide the issues in the trial based on the evidence." , The jury is pondering charges of soliciting and receiving bribes against Diedrich and his co· defendant, LeRoy Rose. An ad- ditional charge is conspiracy lo commit bribes. Start of jury deliberations came at the end of a seven-week trial. It brought to a head Diedrich's 17-month. $100,000 leg~l right to clear himself of charges brought against him December 15, 1977 bv the county grand jurv. <See DIEDRICH,,Page AZ> " ~~ J with a guilty verdict.'' Diedrich "y A .., \. ~~--rpoa 88rt M. ove .. -1S::1 words were spoken as t~---··0111eU"S n a jury stepped behind closed doors to enet a seven-week trial and t . begin reaching a decision which •6,,,..._.ha, p t, F ud, ff led Students may cut Laauna must come OD a unanimous 12 to iriu,," a e evea Beach Hip School claues Tues-O vote. da1 M a lbow of support for Should the jury not be un- &eacben wbo a.re locked in a animoua in its opinion, then its Nl•l'J dilpute with tebool board findinp would result in a mis· members. trial and Diedrich as well as co- Paul Cu111dy, wbo tdentlfted defendant LeRoy Role would be 191me.etf •a apoketman for Unit-made to stand trial a secood . ed a.-... aaJd Wedwday his time. ll'OUP II drculatlnc petlUona at As be bu done since the outlet a. Pn Avenue eampua uldq of a aeries of investi1aUoaa that It......_ DOt to attend 1cbool be1an ln late 1171, Diedrich Tt111da,. lashed O\ll today at the <>ranee "We'N not 1ot111 to alt out County DlaUict Attorney's Of. Ume ad picket," Cuaedy said. flee. .. We'Nj.t not,_.., to allow up "If tldl cue doesn't prove to U.du." tbe dtbem of Oran1e eo..,ity Te ..... aN locbd lD a dll-tbat tbe DA '1 ottlce la blued .... .._ IM7 .u.d for a e per· •DCI prejudiced in WI ~ tellt flV ndM retroaetln to Ju· Uon, notbin1 ever will," If l . leDI board members Dtedrlcb Wei. lilft ..... *9 tmtnacton a a. T lia1led out for tlM eouat1 •::MM .... l.t ,...Hiil la tapentlor'I banbemt .... WM •t1--·--• 111:MIMed ......., tbll A11i1tant Diatrlct AttorHJ ,... llMbMI Capbli, Dledrtcb'1 pro&• . • NEW YORK <AP> 1be late Martha Mitchell carried on a "cold war" with first lady Pat Nixon while their hU1bands conduct- ed the buai.neaa of state, accordi.nl lo a fonbcomina boo.It on the outspoken Mrs. Mitchell. In excerpts from a book entitled "Martha" in tbe June issue of Good Houaekeepi.Jll mqaline, Mn. Mitchell diaemaed • ~' . . . . . I . . •. tbe encounters that led to friction between the two women. The book WH authored by Mn. Mil· rbell '1 friend, Wln1ola Mc Lendon. Accordi .. to the book, tbe late wile of former U.S . :Attorney General John M itcbell tbou1ht II rs. Nixon was '· alloot and cold,,. ud tbe ·~•in 1rew 1reater in 11'72 wbed llra. llltebell moved to New York. .. .... lbDltl7 after, tbe Wife of tbea-Prtlldat Nixon •Unect an in· vtUUcm to a tn bolUd by llrt. -:=:i,,:ra. Nb:oe lat. Nlat· ed, bat 111'1. ll~ll never foqat. totbe NPOft. • , . ' v •••••• ., •••• • Dally Ne_.. ...... THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979 ege O.ltr'"i ... Si.tl- WANTS ALES OPENED County Supervisor Clartl Carter's decision Attacked SALEM. Ore 1AP 1 Oregon Gov . Vic Atiyeh accused Presi· dent Carter today or rewarding California for bungling it s r es ponse l o the gasoline shortage. He said Carter·s dec1s1on to give the nation's most populou~ state a 100 percent allocation 1s a ··slap in the face" to other gov e rnors who have asked their citizens to cut back driving ·'This governor assumes that this decision, in part. 1s engen dered by political motives that far outweigh fa ir and t!qual treatment.·· Atiyeh said in a let- ter lo Carter . He said his onl y solace might be that Carter wall grant all states 100 percent of last year's gasoline and d iesel supplies. 'Oregonian s ha ve not panicked. have not lined up Cit the gas stations a nd they h<1ve responded lo the c ry lo modify their driving h a b i t s, .. th(' Republican governor said "Californians have not ·"Whether their prohlem 1s a result of poor communicahoni; early on by their governor and their s tale Departme nt of Energy or the federal govern· ment. coupled with hoarding and panic buying. the results have been long lines. early closures and chaos:· Atiyeh added The governor recently said the voluntary response has been successful enough that he sees no immediate need lo 1mple menl the second stage of his plan the odd-even rationing now in effect in California. Police Probe Death of ---Teen's Baby • Costa Mesa police said today Sealed Records Claimed By REBECCA HELM °' , .. Dalty ~ .... '"'" Evidence that major oil com· panies t.'Onspired as early as 1972 to c reate the present gas s h o rtage 1s o n file with Ca lifo rnia 's Centra l District Court and s hould be released lo the public. Orange County Supervisor Ralph Clark charged Wednesday With unanimous support or the bo<trd. he asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper lo explore what powers the supervisors have to for<'e the sealed fil es open. ·1 ca n't believe we should l<!kt> tht' m1t1ative in this mat- ter .· Clark said "I believe we should do more than caU on ~om ebody c l!>c to' open these rt'cords and to make these docu mcnts publu.· .. Clark 's remarks came during a public session of the county Roard of Supervisors as he was reporting lo his board colleagues on the status of the gasoline cris is Clark and Supervisor Harriett Wieder have been appointed by board Chairman Philip Anthony to keep tabs on the crisis for the full board. The sealed information Clark rf'ferred to was gathered by the ~tar~ Attorney General for an anti-trust s uit filed against lO major oil compa nies an 1975. Clark a fo r mer gas station owner . said h e has taken a special interest in the legal ac- tion Sanford Ruskin, t•hief of the anti-trust division or lhe slate Attor~y General"s Los Angeles office confirmed today that such a suit exi sts. lie said the defenda nts are Standard 0 11 of Cafifornia. Tex- aco Inc . Union Oil Co. of California . Atlantic Richfield Co .. Exxon Corµ . Getty Oil Co .. Gulf Oil Corp .. Mobil Oil Corp .. Ph1ll1ps Petroleum Co .. a nd Sht:ll Oil Company. <Stt CLARK, Page AZ> Fillup Nixed; Man Attacked SANTA CRUZ IAP) A San ta Cruz man was released on $j .000 bond arter he allegedly as- ~ au If e d a ser vice s tation op~ralor who refused to fill the tanks 1n hi s commercially licensed vehicle, police said. Robert Gillixson pulled into Bill Meeko's s tation Wednesday seeking gasoline but Meeko re- f used to service him, said U . Tom Marketello or the city police department. Gillixson got out of his vehicle and an argu- ment ensued. Meeko wa s tre ated at Dominican Hospital for cuts and bruises and w as lis t e d in satisfactory condition . the hos pital said. the are investi a~~l. the death a y WlW~· shortly afte.r his 14-year-old mother delivered him at home without waking the rest or her family. C:oa!lit The &~·pound boy apparently died of blood loss and rrom im- proper care after h.is birth Mon· day. said U . George Lorton. He said lbe mother bad con- vinced her parents she wasn't pregnant and just needed to lose wei1ht. Wbn she went into labor late at nl1ht, sbe stifled her cries and delivered the child henelf, cut. tint the umbilical cord with aclsaon. Lorton said. The baby wu left wrapped in a sbeet while the mother doled off. When sbe awoke, he wu dead, Lortonsa.id. The lirl 'a family round them and called paramedics, Lorton said. Tbe &irl required Surtel'J as a reeult of injuries she had suffered in tbe deb very, he laid. Lorton aaid it waan •r yet known whether any char1ea would be ftled ln the cue . \\'eatber Low clouds night and early morning hours otherwise fair Friday. Lows tonight 53 to 57. Highs Friday 88 to 83. INSIDE TOD~ Y fi'mr. flinginf1 ia f>ecom. mg Q pro,....,,_, iport. Sn P~Cl. ., .... ~ ..... ...... • Gov. a.1 ..... o ....... Jr ..• v .. lt with Pr.aktent Carwr ha8 :uaul'fld inere-..d 1aaoline aup· =Pliet rcw Califomia. but the IOV· " ·emor·a luct"eU waa marl"f'd by :Lt. Gov. Mlkt Curb'11 order to • ease UM! ahorta1e ,by reluing ;lead requirement.a for 1as • At an airport news conferenc-t' Wed....._,)' ev.,run1. Brown~ .nouneed lbe order. wtuclll Curb ,said would permit hl1ber le~ell ;or le8d ln luoliM and ancrease Th' t J """'WI Pl'Oduetkm rrom ,..,....,.. .. by •• muclll u one milUoD &alloDI a day The Republican lieutenant &nHmor takl-the Med tor IUCh an order was to ur1ent he could not ,nit for Brown to return But Brown ulled the act "politaul hlJlnlls." addln1 he would not rescind the order beuuse it would have no &e1al r flect. ··1 went back on bualneN for the people ol California to rnHl wlth tbe .,.... .... ud, durtll that ldDd ol • vialt, tbe ...... nant aovemor lacks power UD· der tbe COMUtuUon to tuue tbe order he did," Brown told n portera after hia aittraft landed at Loa An1ele1 lnteraaUoaaJ Airport . State Alr Resource• Board ch•il'.man Tom Quinn. wbo •c· companied Brown, Loa AqeJes Mayor Tom Bradley and tbe Calllanda ................. t Ion In tbelr meetlDI witb Carter, dilputed CUrb's elaiml of lncreued ruel production. Stations to Pump 'Until Gas Gone' The ARB chief said cu pro, duclioo would be raised only by one-tenth of l percent, while the extra lead in tb:e ruel would in· crease pollution by '15 perctllll.· Curb fouad h i mself in somethinc IDOft lllte a eomedy after a Keystone Kop-atyle freeway chue to corTec:t an er- ror in tbe 1u-related executive By TOM BARLEY Ot•Dell•~ ..... .. It was lhe turn or the "odds .. to llne up at lhe gas pumps lo· ;day and servi ce station , operators reported long lines ;formed as early as 5 a.m. by · motoriata wbo5e plates end in 'the desired digit. And it seemect clear from a · countywide s urvey that very TOURISTS WORRIED OVER GAS PINCH-Al HOUSE MEMBERS OWN OIL STOCK-A11 GERMANS GUZZLE GASOLINE--M few. if any. service stations are participating in the closure urged earlier as a form of pro- test against federal controls on gas supplies. "We were open from 7 a .m. to 9 a .m . today and we'll open every day. Saturday and Sunday included, for as long as our gas supply lasts," commented an at- tendant at a Union 76 station on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Police and ser,vice station operators throughout the county reported only mi nor dis , turbances in the gas lines and an apparent effort by some stations to restore the courtesy and level Bluebird Job Accelerates As Risk Grows Work crews at Laguna Beach's Bluebird Canyon landslide stepped up activity Wednesday, beginning a 24,hour operation that will last through Saturday because the work is at a critical point -another slide is possible. City Manager Fred 'Solomon said today crews are working around the clock "to avoid the high risk or exposure of the hole for too long." Work crews are building a but- tress to s upport tbe area that moved suddenly Oct. 2, destroy- ing 23 homes and making several others uninhabitable. Solomon said the 24-hour work is not related to earth movement that occurred Saturday. which threatens two Meadowlark Drive Mmes. above the initial slide area. He' said the two Meadowlark · Lane homes are actually in dangeT of moving away rrom lhe slide site excavation. a situation geologist$ believe will be rem- edied when the buttress is completed. That's because the land below the homes, in the evacuation site, supports the earth un, derneath the imperiled homes. Fedenl authorities were ex· peeled to tour the area today for a proeresa report on the buttress work. DAILY PILOT TM> Or.._ Co-\t C»tt'f Pttot."""' •"<"\\com .... ----·I,.....,.,.,..,,.,., .... °'_ '°"'' --'-"""' '--•1•"'411<1.,o•• "'*'"""d -., ""-Ftl<kof l0t CO\I• ........ ..._, llH<ll, _......,.. 11 ..... ,,,~ 11e11YtllfY,lnlllf.l.-IW«lll-C-' A ~,._.-,.~I _ __,,_ -·• T1'o ••'IM-............. Pl'""' I\ •I llO _,, .. ,s. ..... c.o. ... -...c.,,..,..,, •• ,.,. 1' ........ ... ~H--Jec••·~ VI<•~---..._. . --, ...... -"·-----~,...., CIMOtltlt.~ ........ P ...... ... .,.~ ............ ...,, ..... , of service that disappeared with the onset of the crisis. Arguments were reported in Huntington Beach where operators of Ray's Union 76 on Springdale Street set up a separate line for drivers of com· mercial vehicles. Motorists who tried to join lbe line and were turned away made their feelings known to atten- dants who feel that the innova- tion is giving customers faster service. Fre.P.,.eAI PARKING. • issue ftnes up to $10 for the ii· legally parked commetcial vehicles. C ity Traffic Commission Chairman Edward LYon recom- mended the parking restrictions after complaints from citizens over the years. Lyon said residents have com·"' plained of early-morning diesel engine noise and large vehicles of all types obscuring motorists' vision on the city's narrow, winding streets. Lyon also asserted that an overnight parking ban was needed because residents say street sweepers cannot clean city roadways properly. Police Chief Gary Brown ad- vised the council against ap- proving a recreational vehicle parking limit near homes because he said there are not adequate facilities in the area to store campers, motorhomes and boat trailers, Brown said he also opposed the overnight parking plan because it would require the rur- ing or two more policemen and mean thousands or dollars in ad- ministrative costs. ·San C~mente Homeowners Associa'lio'D president Joe Barton said the overnight park- ing ban would be "unfair" since it meant dinner guests in the ci- ty would have to gel a police permit. San Clemente resident Richard Morrison, a retired Claremont police chief, said the overnight parting ban was un- wise because it meant the city would "gouge" residents ror the "privilege of parking on the streets in rront or their homes ... CouncU members sent the pro- posed overnight parking ban back to city Traffic and Parking Commission members for addi- tional study. ·order. Tbin1s started out simply enough for the acting 1overnor. Wednesday arternoon, when Brown was still in Washington conferring with Carter about the gasoline shortage, Curb signed the executive order in San Fran- cisco allowing refineries to put more lead in their gas in order lo Increase gasoline production. The order was duly delivered to the secretary of state's office here to be officially recorded so it could take errect. But the secretary of state's of· rice round a typographical error which appeared to invalidate the order. It read: "I hereby sus· pend . . any regulatory pro- visions found consistent with this order" when Curb actually meant to suspend provisions in· consistent with the order. Efforts by Curb aides to make a correction on the copy he had signed were rejected by the secretary or state's omce, which said a new order with Curb's signature was needed. · * * * fi',....P~Al CLARK ••• Charges agajnst the petroleum ofricials include "price-rixing, conapi.rina to contrive sborta&es. and of meetiq in exclusive bars and private clubs to drive up the cost or gasoline," Clari said. The suit, however, has stalled in the courts by volumes of mo- tions ftled by the derendants wbo also have bad the mvestigative records which have been en· tered sealed, be asserted. State officials believe it will be . at least 1983 before the case ever comes to trial, the supen'iaor added. Meanwhile, Clark said, lhe "oil companies have a liceme to steal, to continue to rix prices, create artificial shortages and manipulate our lives. "I don't believe this should happen," be continued. '"I believe that the decision-makers who design our energy policies in this state should have access to all of the attorney general's records on this matter. The smal,I amount I've seen bas real-ly opened my eyes.·• Other Cover~e Other south Orange County coverage appears today on Page A16. fi',....P.,,eAJ DIEDRICJI TRIAL. • • ·when summed · up, those charges accuse the 53-year-old county supervisor wttb criminal- ly taking $95,000 rrom a develop- ment company in return ror bis support of a land use dedslbn pending berore the Orange Coun· . ty Board of Su erviaora in The allegations also accuse Dledricb of illegally preuuriq the company, Anaheim Hills Inc .. into belpiq him obtain an $80,000 bank loan. Ir the jury bands down a l\lilly verdiet on any of tbe charln, Diedrich, wben sentenced, would automatically be removed from office and race a poulble five to seven year term ln it.ate pri9on. Rose, who also races a prilGll term if convicted. .. named In only one count of the three-count indictment, a cbarae that be and Diedrich CODlpired to commit bribery. A• the Jurors today beard Judie Bou Tharp reclte the le1al around rules tbat will 1uJde tbeir deetlloa, a1moet two full ..,. of ftaal arpmenU bJ competi.QI ationeYI eeboed in Uaeiran. And aa trial came to a r cloM late WedDelda1 aR.rDOOD, lt wa1 89•• '1 defenH lawyer Sylvu AroaloD wllo handlbed tbe counroom ftnworb. Jn-ldl own cloabal araumeat.,--. Al'HICm Aid be wu "ilaotked. • ,,.,..._.. ud bewildered .. that. tbe c .. aaalalt b1I client ever came to trtal. AroMOll went oe to cbarlit that ••• GDe wttMu, not _. 1ln1I• wtt.... AN llr. Roae wu pMd '1 .... la (unttteet) fen by AMllllm HUii • Ullt M Could ,_ a bribe oa to Mr. Dledrtdl.'' Holiday --.'Jransit. . . A Stea•11 E~peri•ent -Becky Carnes of UC Irvine checks a solar reflector Wed - nesday that was part of the campus Sun Day celebra- tion. Students were trying to boil water in a kettle for cooking hot dogs, but there wasn't enough sun. Undaunt- ed, the students cooked the hot dogs on a barbeque and sold them to bystanders. Backed L:.f.una Beach City ~ me n have backed a plan lo uae a city-owned tram to baUl patront 10 local 1tore1 adll --- reataurants during Memorial Day weekend. Council members directed citY aldel Monday to work with local restaurateur Harry lloon a..S other businessmen In developinl a way to use tbe tram in an ef. rort to counterbalance the gasoline aborta1e. Moon said Art Colony business has been sagging due lo the gas crunch. Although most of the tram plan details are to be ;.vorked out between city aides and busi- nessmen, council membets agreed Tuesday lo require the merchants to post a bond for use of the tram. Moon said many of the bu&i· ne11men along Coast Highway would ravor use or the propane- powered tram in an attempt to boost commerce during the hol1· day weekend May 25-28. City Manager Fred Solomon said the city usually charees a charter ree for use of the tram. City aides said the fee is usually about $11.50 per hour. City aides said if would be less cost11 lo operate the traro free of charge to local business patrons. They said hiring in employee to collect fares on lbe tram would prove costly. Dana Project OK'd Two Dana Point property owners lost a last appeal before the Orange County supervisors Wednesday to prevent construc- tion of a 31.000-square-root build· ing in t h eir r esidential neighborhood. Denying the appeal . supervisors upheld euly county planning commission approval or the Dana Point Professional Center. The developer plans to build it on a site between La Plaza and La Cresta Drives. The building's front entrance will face La Plaza, a com- mercially zoned street. but the rear wall abut La Cresta. a res- idential street. . . Bringing the appeal against the planned structure were Ruth Waller Miller and R.H. Clucus. who both have properties on Lil Cresta. Although the proposed project. planned to house medical and business offices. does· not pro- vide the number of ofr-street parking spaces required by county zoning codes. the plan- ning commissioners still ap- proved it. t Instead or the mandatory 12& spaces ror the size of stru~ture proposed. commissioners al- lowed the developer to provide only 106. Because the building's use is intended to be primarily for medical offices, traffic and parking demand will not be as heavy as for other commercial uses. county planners reasoned. EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dre me I Electric Engraver • fnQIOYM perrnonentty on metal. wood, plOlltC, C8fCJmlC~ ·-· e ''°*' <tOluODIM. dllCOutoge lhelt e Pelfeet !Or dOHHIS Of habboei. •crofts MODEL 290 ONLY 1395 RATCHET TOOL SYSTfM 1/8" slotted blade 0 Phlllips blade 1495 MINI EASY DRIVER 497 Twice lhe turning power - half the effort - 1895 Rocl(well • RNISHING SANDER Oewlop9 10,000 opm. Flush Hnda on 3 sides, along ver1l· cal aurfaoet and In oomera. Front and rur hendlea for poeltive ciontrof. Double lnsulMed for electrical Mfetv. 4401 M0-6 12-PC. TAP 1295 & DIE SET Gives sha1p, cle,111 1.vtt1ny t•rtge!> lncludl"S !:> d•cs. !:> t..ip!> 1h1• stoci.. & tuµ w ie11ch TO 17PC'NCINf' 1895 2-SPEED JIG SAW Fingertip speed selector; tilt· ing beH; entl-spUt b11e in, sen. '310 7"" Circul1r '22'5 SAW Has 9.0 amp motor; 5800 rpm. Tttlescopln; blade Quard. Bl~ Incl. 011 s -DAI\. Y PILOT No 'Pante BUglng'-·of Goa in 1'1eia •11•cms nllAN ........ _ Wlaal ,..Uc bQtlla, p...-.. Caner• That wu t.he qllfftioe eontee 1taUon worlen aad mo&oril&a waitlna paUenlb .. UM wen 11klna w..._. day, wben a rand.om aamplina lbow.cl mott people art buylftl au no more than uual. •ANY Of',... cttJDn0NsD at Uu'" ttatioaa on Newpon 9aiulevarcl ta Coeta ..... aa6d LIMY bu, a.11 fN· q•Dlly than they UMd to. "I never .ect to let It pt Olia low befoie." aakl Rick Browabaek of Irvine, a computer comultut "I doa't like wallina in Unea. My tanll '1 to low t.oday I'm afraid of run- nan1 out." He bad bHn walt1n1 ror I~ mlftutet at lbe Areo at leth Street and Newport Boulevard THE OTHEa STATIONS cheeked were the Go-Lo at Newport Boulevud and BMy Street, aftd the P~llm Station at 1740 Newport Blvd. Unea at lunchtime Wednesday were short under 20 minutes at all three stations but few people appeared to 'l be lining up just to 1rab a rew gallons "A k>t of them are empty .nd are pushing their cars, or they run out at the pump," said Donna Sawyer. who works at the Palm station. "Most of our business is empty tanks -like big cars that will take their 20·gallon maximun, ··she said. "TllE&E IS NO TWO or three-gallon buying,'· said Harry Adess1an, m1mager ol the Arco, as he shooed " rare wrong-plater out of line. "She said she had to get gas to go somewhere," he sighed. "I told her if l called the police 1t would be a $500 fine." The smallest purchase observed at the three stations was 3•,, gallons purchased by Kevin Severson. an Orange Coast College student who had wailed for 20 minutes. But then. his car's tank only holds seven gallons AT THE GO-LO STATION, manager Agnes Stokesbary said there hasn't been much trouble with peo- ple topping off. "Most or our cars arc five or more gallons," she said. "We don't have any panic." Nuke Shipment Called F oulup CARSON CITY I AP > Nevada Gov. Bob List has said he wants to talk to California Gov. Edmund G. Brow.n Jr. about apparent roul·UPS in California inspe<:tions or nuclear waste shipped here. List also said Wednesday he bas been advise d that the Department or California Health Laguna Dart ·Shootout Set This Weekend More than 500 dart throwers irom throughout California are expected to compete for $6,500 in cash prizes in Laguna Beach's Far West Shootout tournament ~el for Saturday and Sunday. The Laguna Beach Jaycees are sponsoring the loth aMual event to be held in the Boys Club. 1085 Laguna Canyon Road. The club doors will open at 8 a . m. for registration. Partici· pants ~ust register al least one hour be fore their e vents . Registration fees range from $6 for an individual to $24 for teams. Here·s a schedule or tourna- mentevents: · 10 a .m . Saturday Ladies· Singles. 3 p. m . Saturday Ope n Doubles. 8 p.m. Saturday fo'our-person Teams. 10 a .m . Sund<iy Mi xed Doubles. 3 p.m .SundayOpcn Singles Erosion Curb For Caspers Park Wins OK - Services Division has temporan· ly prohibited shipments from firms which had nuclear wastes on a truck that caught fire Mon- day at a nuclear dump near the Nevada desert town of Beatty. Beverlee Myers, director of the California agency. said one of those fi rms. Aerojet Ordnance Co .. has been ordered to suspend all use of radioactive materials. Ms. Myers also said it appears Aerojct violated packag~g re · quircments for its nucle ar wastes. List had already ordered the nuclear dump to stop accepting s hipments from Aerojct, as well as Bio-Sciences and Salk Institute , both in Southern Cal iforn ia, which also had materials on the truck. A waste pickup firm, Thomas Gray and Associates. was or· dered to temporarily stop send- ing materials here. List said he would insist that proper inspections of tbe nuclear wastes be made in the future. He said Nevada officials would also receive manifests showing what wastes arc being shipped here, a long with the method and route of shipment. The problems revealed as a result of the fire w.hich burned up lo w-lev e l radio a ctive mate ri als at Be atty included the pac king of uranium 238 in plaster instead of conct!rete as req1.4ired by California rules. List also said a radioactive substance <'ailed tritium was found in "pasteboard boxes" which was improper . He said it's "frightening" to think what might be happening elsewhere. adding that "we were lucky." Officials have been unable to find signs of abnormal radiation around the Beatty dump site run by Nuclear Engineering Co. Inc .. he said. Governor List said he wasn't concerned only becaus e California officials apparently "dropped the ball" on the in- spections of nuclear wastes. Operations al an Orange firm tb'at transports radioactive wastes have been suspended during a probe into last weekend's rupture or a waate- fllled storage drum, according to Oraqe County Health Officer Morton Nelson. Nelton said one or 174 five- g all on drums of depleted uran•um at the 1tora1e factllty operated by Thomas Gray & As- soetae.. at 115 N. Main St .• rup- tured Sunday. The firm is one of about ., in Oran1e County that handlea radioactive material. The napture was believed caused by the unusually hi1h temperatures that day but state and t0unty lnveat11ators are still lookin1 into the cause, Nelsoa aaid. He explained checke at the o.lly ...... ,__.. ..... AGNES STOKES8ARY HEADS 'EM UP AT MESA STATION 'Panic Buying' Theory Squelched by Co••t Motorl•t• . . The only real problem the station has. she said, is peo- ple arrivin1e with $20 bills. Since the station doesn't take any credit cards, checks or travelers checks and keeps a minimum amount of cash on band. workers rn.>quently run out or change, she said .. We're notthe Bank of America." Herc arc comments from some customers at the three stations : John Willia~ of Costa Mesa : He us es about five gallons a day and. since his tank only holds 10 gallons. fills up whenever it's his turn County Suit o. BYerett Tlbbe&a of Newpert Boad1: He said be now buys eas leas ofteo ... , UMd to JUI& atop la uy time, Now-I have to leave work in the-dayti.._to 1« la line to buy au ... Carol Dedl•1er of lnlae: "I j"at don't 10 anywhere. I'm more t0nadoua of when I io to one end of town, ma1tine sure I have more than one lhin1 to do." Sbe said she was buying gas for her in·laws. wbo bave to make three lri.-a week to the holpital. ayan Miiier of COila Me1a: "I buy· 1aa less often. I used to just put in a buck al a time. Now I pro· craatlnate." • Mltclt Carlson of lrvlae: "I always let it 10 to empty and I still do.·• Barbara Todd of Ce1&a MeH: She was filling up for the second time this Week because sbe bad to drive to Los Angeles. "but normally I still do it once a week." Bob Bjorneby of Coroaa del Mar: "I panicked today. I've got about a quarter or a tank left. I figured Friday's going to be a hassle and the line was short." He said he saw the line from his office nearby. Joe Zimmer of Costa Mesa: He also works near - a gas station, and noticed the short line. "I'm tbe kind or person that bas always wailed till the last minute, so lbe ball tank thing has never bothered me. My time's too valuable to wait in line. I tbinJt we can lick this problem. People will use less gas just by being aware " Sandy Barsamian of lrvlae: "There's no way I'd buy gas in Irvine because or the lines." She said she still Cills up once a week when her gas level reaches a · quarter of a tank ... It hasn't really been any different lo me." ~ Karea Riner of Cblno, who works in Costa Mesa: "You have to always make sure you've got enough gas to gel lo work. The odd-even is great but I find I have to make sure my car is over half a tank. Before, I used to drive around on a prayer but now l can't take a chance. "I buy gas here because it 's so bad In Chino, people spend the night in their cars." '-Miracle' Baby Boni Marvin Case Reversed AUCKLAl'i D . N e w Zealand <AP 1 Margaret Martin, who gave birth to a girl eight months after a hysterectomy . said today she and her husband are happy about the baby. but it means deferring purchase or a home. Doctors called the Tues- day birth a one-in-a - million chance, and said Mrs . Martin. who already had three daughters , must have been pregnant before her uterus was removed. They saicJ the fertilized egg, proba°B1y still in the Fa llopian tube, attached itself to other organs and was nurtured by blood. rrom the bowel. Bank to Aid United Way After Cutback SAN FRANCISCO <AP I The Bank of America said today it will d istribute $1 million in foun- dation funds over the nelit two years to United Way agencies in six urban counties hit hard by Proposition 13-style cutbacks in humanservices. Bank officials sa id the Bank· Ame rica Foundation grant wo uld go to agencies in San Francisco . Santa Clara , Sa c ramento. Los Nngeles, Orange a nd San Diego counties. J oseph W. Vale ntine , ex- ecutive director or United Wa) or the Bay Area. said the grant will provide infant care for hlgh- risk mothers to complete their education. maintain an abused women's refu~e center and pro· vide teache rs at intercity re- habilitation and youth centers. Fire Kills Pets LAFAYETTE IAPI · Thir- teen dogs and cats died in a $100,000 fire set at a veterinary hospital Wednesday. authorities said. sloraee facility revealed only background radiation levels fS a result of the spill, levels far lower than those allowed for ex· poaure to the public. But operations at the storaee site haw been balled until it can be assured that future container rupture will not occur. Nelson said. Depleted uranium bas low r•dloactivity. Nelson said, and presents a minor radiation huard only if inhaled or in· get le(. A truckload of radioactive waatH from the same firm cau1ht fire Monday near a Nevada disposal ground but authorWea in that state aay lbey have found no unusual radtaUon levels u a result. · By The Associated Press A reverse Marvin vs. Marvin _ t ype of trial in Santa Ana. tn which a 57-year-old man seeks possession or the home of a woman he said was his lover for eight ye ars , was under way Wednesday in Superior Court. Jack Dixon claims he had a verbal contract with the late Be rnice Vitullo to provide physical and financiaJ support in return for one-ha lf interest in her home . The agrcemc.'nl also granted him full possess ion or her ·Midway City house in the event or he r death. said Dixon's at· torne y. Steven Delbrid~e. Mrs . Vitullo died or cancer an 1977 at age 59. ln the Marvin case. a Judgc or de red actor Lee Marvin to pay $104 ,000 ror· "r ehabilitat ion purposes " to his former live-in companion. Miche lle Triola Marvin, in her landmark proper ty rights trial. But he rejected her claim that she a nd the actor had an implied contract to share all assets during the six years they lived together. Dixon. who still lives an Mrs. Vi tullo's house. whi c h h e testified was worth about $60,000 an 1976, said the woman "wa:. my lover and was going to be • my wife laleron ·· Attorney Edwa rd II . Stone. re prt::St>nling Mrs. Vilullo's estate. conceded thetwohad lJVed together as late as 1977. He said, however , that Dixon lived in the house as a renter and performed household duties or bought· groceri~s either as gifts or as part of an agreement. In testimony before Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Banyard, Dixon detailed his involvement with Mrs. Vitullo from the time they met in a Westminster bar in 1969 UD'- lil her death. He said he took care of her. cha nging he r bandages and he lplhg her to the bathroom wh en she became ill several months before she died. SOFA BED SALE! 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The prectieUGGI ume fo.llowiq a report by tbe Commerce Depart· ment on Wednelday tbat ~ ata.rta declined 2.1 percent in April. Hb. . They are •l"Oftl The ~J'e atandina "' ••• hnes aren't cruy-juat irritated baruaed. The men and women nmniq the 1u ataUom uen'l &any. Juat tired and wearied ol lt all. The real peopte wbo have clearly 1one bananas over lb1s whole thina are our California politicians. They've become twitty. CONSIDU TBE •l&E and Jerry Sbow. It far out· It'• the Mike & Jerry Show, With Sam tM Sidekick Thrown In strips the old Tom & Jerry animated cartoons where the comic cal and mouse chased each other all over the screen with slapstick antics. Mike and Jerry make Tom & Jerry look like their chasings were perfectly sane. Consider the plot: While tbe drop waa small, M lcbae\ S um icbraat, an eCODCHDilt for lbe National As· soclaUon ol Home BuUden, said st eeper declines are ahead because money for home mortaaaea ia 1rowin& scarce. 8V •JCDAST SAID savings and loan associations. which provide most of the financing for home buiJdin& and buymg, sus- tained a net loea or deposits of Sl billion in April aa savers looked for more profitable investments. I Related analysis, Page B6. > ~ "They'r e running out or · money .... The same thing is continuing in May," he said, nol· in~ that the gasoline shortage in California is posing another prob· lem. "Housing needs traffic. and traffic is dropping sharply." Meanwhile, two economists for the United States League of Savings and Loan Associations predicted home mortgage loan rates will increase lo J 1 percent or higher by early fall, up from an average of 10.34 percent in April. itself a record. THE 2.1 P ERCENT drop in housing starts in April to an an· nual rate of 1,749,000 followed a 29 percent increase in March. The April totaJ WU considered satisfactory, even tbou&h it was 20 percent below tbe pace at the same time lut year, when 2 million housing units were built. "It's not a bad number. but it's one of the last two months or goo d numb ers," sai d Sumicbrast. The Commerce Department said building permits for new housing fell to an annual rate or l,517 ,000 in April, down 6 percent from March and down 21 per- cent from a year earlier. SAUL B. KLAMAN, president of the National Association of Savings Banks, says the housing industry faces a mild recession because or high interest rates, predicting total starts for this year will drop as low as 1.6 million units. Vondal S. Gravlee. president of the National Association of Home Builders. said concern over higher interest rates com· bined with a drop in savings leads him to conclude there won 'l be any increase in housing starts at least for the remainder of this year Restaurant Burns A replica of a steer atop the OK Corral Restaurant in Tucson, Ariz.. was damaged when the restaurant was gutted by fire Wednesday. It was the second major blaze in the city in less than a week. Workmen had begun in· stalling a fire sprinkler system there earlier in the day. Governor Jerry rues off to Wastiington to gel more gas for California. Lieutenant Governor Mike promptly takes over the big chair in Sacramento and signs an order easing pollution standards and a llowing more production of leaded gasoline. Islanders Battle U.S. Military BtJT WAIT! There's a typographical error in his ex· ecutive order. Meanwhile. Governor J erry is winging back home and will soon become governor again. Lieutenant Governor Mike is stranded in San Francisco and must race back to Sacramento to ink a corrected order. They're racing each other, one by jet and one by car_ Who won? Who was governor when the gas order <correct- ed> finally got signed? Will it stand up? Will it ran down? Our state and the entire nation wait breathlessly for the thrilling conclusion or the Mike and Jer,,ry Show MEANWIDLE BACK in Washington, our sage senior citizen and millionaire senator, S.I. Hayakawa, had his brief moment al center stage in the comedy. From his lofty perch of age, wisdom and arnuence, Hayakawa in one grand sw~p solved the entire California gasoline problem. ln a nutshell (that 's a good term here), our sage senator ~uggested that we just let the poor people walk. They're unemployed, so they don't need cars a nyway· "Lt:I' 111E GASOLINE go up." Hayakawa intoned. to two bucks, or $2.50 or maybe even $3 a gallon. That'll dis courage the poor from buying it. And as for the wealthy, like himself, why, they'll always be able to afford a few gallons. no matte r how much it costs. You begin to wonder if old Senator Sam ever intends to come home again. It might be hazardous to his health. Good Lord, after all this, it's no wonder the people back east think we're kinda weird out here. Marine Held In Scare Calls VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. <AP > A Marine Corps sergeant who allegedly terrified area women by threatening to cut orr their children's ears and "mail them back in a box" has been arrest- ed and chafged with making more than a dozen obscene phone calls. police said. Detective N.D. Ferguson said a bogus newspaper ad resulted in the arr est of Robert L. Elmore, Zl, a Marine Corps gun- nery sergeant stationed al Camp Elmore in Norfolk. VIEQUES, Puerto Rico <AP l Fishermen and their sup- porters tried to block an am· phibious assault exercise on this tiny Puerto Rican island used by the Navy as a tar~et range. U S. Navy personnel briefly detained 12 members of the band a nd a woman r eporter Wednesday Mobil to Quit MitiAtlantic Expwration ATLANTIC CITY. N.J . (API -Mobil Oil Corp. says it is giv- ing up exploration orr the mid· Atlantic coast after reporting the industry's 13th dry well in the Baltimore Canyon Trough. Only three drilling rigs remain in the area off New Jersey and Delaware. although a few more are expected to begin wells on new lease tracts later this sum· mer . Mobil is the firth oil company to give up on the mid·Atlantic drilling area, which the govern- ment predicted may hold as much as 1.02 billion barrels of oil and 13.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. Rain Storms Continue Plaim, Mississippi J/ alley Soaked Tn.per•••~• Ml Le Pq A ..... ..,_ a s.. .,._ IO 60 ....._,. n so •1""""*" 11 5' •i-c• IM a. ..... 75 .. .... 7' S4 .,_.111. 13 ., ....... " • ~ 71 .. Clllc ... 70 5' Clftel-1 .. 4l .. ·--0.1 Fl. wtfl IS .. o.-r ,. " Ottr911 " . ........ .. ca "-'""' ., n ... ........ 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Juan Saez Burgos, attorney for the association. s aid he would bring suit next Monday on grounds the civil rights of those detained were violated. ·THE FISHERMEN have joined the government of Puerto Rico in seeking an injunction to hall naval bombardment and m aneuvers on their island off Puerto Rico's southeast · tip. They say the fragile offshore reefs are being damaged and thei r livelihood s are en · dangered. T he Navy says Vieques offers an ideal mix of facilities ror training the Atlantic Fleet and is essential to the nationa l defense. Six small fi shmg boats tried to block the inv11s1on of Rlue Beach on the island's south coast. Am· phibious tracked vehicles and landing craft easily got by and landed within m10ulcs of the scheduled H-hour. ThE FISmNG BOATS, carry- ing about 35 protesters, ttu;n headed back lo a camp set up the night befon; in the gunnery and bombing range about four miles cast. where they found Navy personnel await ing them. Ca,stro Opens Talks With Mexico Chiefs COZUMEL. Mexico IAP l -Fidel Castro, who left the Mexican coast 23 years ago to begin his revolution, was to return today for the first time for talks with President Jose Lopez Portillo. The bearded Cuban president also plans some skin diving. Lopez Portillo was to be accompanied in the talks by bis new fo r eign min is t~r . Jorge CU BA HAD A szo million ~asleneda. who . te~laced ~n· trade deficit with· Mexico last hag~ Roel Garcia an a ma)or year and wants Mexican goods Caban~ sha.keup on the eve or and materials to d evelop its Castros a mval. island industries. Castro was expected lo dis· cuss increasing the $2 million Cuba exports to Mexico in rum. cigars and nickel and talk about buying Mexican oil, fisbin~ questions and Central American affairs. sources said. Lopez Portillo will meet with Castro again Friday and a joint communique will be released. Castro plans some skin diving Friday morning to look at coral formations in the turquoise waters s urro unding Cozumel island, sources said. Beat the Rat Race. .I Save time and money shopping the advertised values in the only Orange County daily newspaper tailored specially for the communities along the Orange Coast -the helpf"91 DAILY PILOT 642-4321 -'' --------... ----------.. -__ · -·--_/ I • . . ' · ~Mlf raA.NCllCO (AP> -A tltt.t milllae ,_ v.c ...... s;rut· c ... t eridleN 1uch ra&ee would do ao. . &o buic reUdentlal aeedl -wen lnenuM. ill .......... ···-,..,. ••• -. ............. -=::11·===-=-~ laile _.._.. ...... • 'Neitbet flad1nC nor tv.tdtnee edits •bowinl tbe metbod adopted will Ntult ln C011Nrvin1 more utu.ral , .. , • IUIUce WUfiam Clark .n«e for lbe court. The commiaaioa aet up a flve·Uer rate 1trvetue wtdcla cbar1ea lbe~t price per tlllnlrtotdib-"'°'*7 _,llldrrt'd '1fffl, Tbe hi.,.... rate wu ebar8rd.~ .... -ss Jld : Tiii tlDPM\ ol tM .,..... OD utur-1 au .-. wu not lm· 'ad'r' bdNr. • .. • ~ ......... IJ"OUP9 ...... ~ tM Mk• • ''trnilel the eommll8'c>n's ptan; reduced COMumptieD by eoe. reaid.U.I cona"mera may be more than olfHt by the cona'1mp- Uon ot l'tllideatial C\ll&omen," Clark added. uaen-alypeefMl'¥lee~bJ ...... MMrlM._ In a eoocurrtna opinjon, .JuaUce Stule7 lloek, wu jaAMd bJ Chief JUltice ROM Bfrd uid J.UC. FrlDk Newmaa la ....., the fhwtinp were inadequate. .. .. •tll•d111 ............... Publk lltWUll Cem· ....... to nn... tM ra• _. orW ,.,_.or 1uc1aar,. ti •P-.......... PUC aMeia1 o.. •.wp 1U1 &Mt CCM&ld mMD b&Per ,.... ........ r1rl•r1Ua1-.. ol 1aa. Tiii PUC NW k '8Med tM n .. u.r rate lt.NeluN a• wa1 of e GI I I .... wrp.-,... eOUlt ...a.t ... DJIDCNllJ tM,. WU lmufn· Tbe cue wu flied by tbe Califonla lluulaeturen Alloei•· tloo ud 101De lndividt al ftnna after tbe PUC &ranted Padftc Gu and Electric Co. • $51.4 m1Woo rate lncreue, • $41.5 mlWOD in· creue &o Sou&Mrn Calilornla Gu Co. ud $4. '1 m1Woa &o SU DMIO Gu aad Electric Co. Referrinl &o a 1171 dedliOD ID uotber PUC c .. ,. lloat cbutir.ed the majority for iU decilioaa wblcb an ·~obllftom to tbe commi1Uoa'1 violatioa ol tbe law wbm unaU ea.-..,.. ID- volved but pen:eive the problem deulJ wMll lar9e .-.... an affected." All rates -except the 1pecial Ulellne catetory wblcb applies .... , :i " .... "illetl ·Gas Storage Fatal Move SAN BERNARDINO <AP> -.. I've bad my c'Ybll apella." Tammer Jemea said Wednnclay .. -au ... a ' .apjtal bed ret&aperat.i.DC from a 1uollne·"-&ed ftre that eaculfed her apartment ud kWld her buaband and tau. cblldrm. TM ._..... wu the lu.t ol doaena in recent weeu da8t bave left several people dead and mor~ tbaD • illjured. The rented movlng van ran out of gas and the Jenaeps couldn't find a service station open. So they siphoned the gas out of their can and stored it in three five.gallon cans in their apartment, pla.nninl to finish moving the next day. During the night, a spark from the wall furnace ignited rumes rrom two of tbe gas cans in the livinc room, fire officials said. ••1 ftaure ii we dldD 't bave the gu aborta1e. it would never bave oee\lrnld," she saya bitterly. "l lost my family over it." lAll weekend, tbe Jemena )aad been moving from Pomona. OD the eastern edae of Los Angeles County. &o F.dgemont in Rivenide County Mn. Jensen ran for belp but none of the other family members escaped the apartment. The dead were Vernon Blair Jensen, 33, and Mrs. Johnson's three children -Cascius Ellis Gaines, 8, Bersheda Shoshana Gaines. 6, and Sonya Michelle Johnson, 5. Mid East Center Blasted LOS ANGELES CAP> A special committee ·at the University of So'1tbern California reeommended Wed· nesday that the college discoo· tinue .ib relationship witb a private foundation eatabliabed to provide famds for a proposed campus Middle East Center. Financial reliance on the Mid· die East Center Fqundation would "coaflict with tlie normal fund-raising procedW"eS,CWTeDl· ly employed by the central ad· ministration," said the blue rib- bon committe.;. convened in November by university presi· dent ~obn R. Hubbard. Oii Taftb Rapped ( Sl'ATf}· J profit association seeking to pre. serve the environment, seeks a writ of mandate. Marine'• Ear C1at OCEANSIDE <AP> -Police have identified a young Marine found s taggering a long the road s ide with multiple sla b wounds and his left ear cut off as J7·year-old Cecil Bason. ·Police later arrested five sus- pects, including two juveniles, o n charges of attempte d murder, assault with a deadly weapon, mayhem and robbery. prime home loan rate to 11 lh percent, compared to the 11 to i 1 •1• percent rate charged by most major mortgage lenders. Wallace E. Bowen, senior vice president, said Wednesday the association experienced a buildup in loan commitments so strong that ·•the previous rate of 1H4 percent was not holding it to a le vel that would match the funds we had." -... Ga.ff Sr,.._• Falb NORTH HOLLYWOOD <AP> -A 17·year ·ol.d North Hollywood youth has been ar· rested after allegedly posing as a gas station attendant and col· lecling $27 in "advance ·de· posits" from· motorists waiting in a long gas line, police said. ............ Scooting Through The Air Dick Clawson of Visalia banks over an or· chard in his 140-pound ~itchell Wing Oyer, manufactured in kit form in nearby Portervilh~. The manufacturer says he builds the kits for those who can afford a motorcycle but would prefer to own a plane. Fmd May Bring Pesticide Ban SACRAMENTO <API A stale finding or traces of the pesticide DRCP m 36 groundwater wells is bad news for growers -nationally as well as statewide Nationally. the US. Envtronmenta l Protection Agency is considering a total ban of DBCP, which is linked by t.ests to cancer and infertility, and the finding obviously gives critics ammunition. EPA 's next hearing on the proposed ban is June 25, and Larry O'Neill. an EPA spokesman. said the finding could have a "significant" effect on the EPA's attitude. ment associate director, said the finding means the state would not be .. proceeding al full speed" toward lifting the ban. The pesticide is on~ of the most popuJar in the nation. and Cahfom1a growers have argued that its continued ban would mean hundreds of millions of dollars in losses in crop productivity. The finding was announced Wednesday by the slate Food and Agriculture Department, which s aid it would continue testing to see how widespread the problem is. . LOS ANGELES CAP> -A suit aimed at blocking the state coaslal commission's approval of two storage tanks included in the proposed Standard Oil of Ohio's Long Beacb oil terminal was filed Wednesday in Superior • Court. The action by the Citizens Task Force on Sohio, a non· IAJan Ra•~ lllbd LOS ANGELES <AP> Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Associa,tion bas raised its PQlice said the youth, whose name was withheld because he is a juvenile, was booked on sus· picjon of theft Wednesday and released to his father. Statewide. only California bas a DBCP ban in effect, and the finding just as clearly dents the campaign by the agric ulture industry to lift it. Jake MacKenzie, a state agriculture depart· The 36 wells in which DBCP was found are among 139 tested in two weeks. All 36 are in the San Joaquin Valley, except for four in Riverside - County. • ' . 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WHd/Publlwr BarDlrl laefbtcftn-dJ.,..,. ... ~dftor - - FiDancial Sense ~-ID-Sycamore-MGve Lquna Beachcoundlmenmoved tbll week to1rantH· chaai~ MIOtlaUna rtchta for development ol a 15· to 70-acre S1camon Hilla parcel tot.be Ba)'W'OOd Development Group of Newport Bead\. TM attkm meam tile ftrm would have tM exclualve rlaht to ne.,Uate with U. ctty and to 1ubmlt development plam --which could call for 300 to .00 townhomes and con· iominiwna -for city approval. Tbe move ls the lalalt ln a aeriet of con~ak>na coun· cllmee have made la an attempt to pay off the 16. 75 million debt lncurred when they purchued the overall ~-acre parceJ from Rancbo PU. Verdes Corp. lo preserve al Ms oPeft Speff. The firm will ne1otiate with the city and as tho$~ seasK>OS becin city otriciala abould keep some things Ul mind. The most important element would be the impact that the distant development would have on city services. Whal will be the cost o( fire and police protection and utilities to the land in a remote portion ortbe city? ~ . Perhaps those costs could be borne by a special assess· mentdiatrict. It is a factor that merits evaluation. Comlcil members should also consider potential impact f romthe units on Laguna schools. · When the council moved boldly to acquire the land and free the city from inverse condemnation suits. coun~iJ members did .not foresee the headaches they've encoun· tered. Some argue that allowing 300 or more units on the land is a sellout since a city specific plan before acquisition allowed only 156 units on the property. But this was an issue of the suits. Authorizing the development adjacent to El Toro Road would at least push all building into one corner of the property, leaving the rest fOr open space. 1be council has worked no miracle panacea in the mat- ter of Sycamore Hills, but then financial miracles don't comeeasily. -• SlDDDler School Laguna Beach and Capistrano· area school district of. Cicials seem to disagree on how to provide summer classes for high school students. Laguna Beach Unified School District trustees have a_pproved a pt an to provide summer classes for first tbrough 12th grade youngsters through an agreement with La Verne University. . Capistrano Unified School District trustees have ap· proved a summer school plan for first through eighth graders with no plan for high school students. The philosophical split appears to center around the use of school materials. Laguna Beach officials have been given a legal opi- nion that the9 may allow students to check out district· owned textbooks as if they were library books. But Capistrano Unified officials say their interpreta. tion of the legal counsel's opinion is that the school dis· trict has no authority to sell. lease or "otherwise provide supplies" for a private firm like La Verne University even if it is administering the summer school program. Some 5,000 Capistrano area students have expressed interest in summer classes. The high schoolers in that group must understandably be puzzled at why they must JJt,ay home while their counterparts in Laguna enjoy the benefits of summer school because of picky difference in interpreting the Jaw. San Juan Development Tonight. San Juan Capistrano's Town Hall Associa· lion. a municipal watchdog group, will sponsor a meeting to discuss a proposal to build 1,201 homes on prominent ·hillside land. San Juan councilmen asked the organization to sponsor the meeting so local residents would have an op. portunity to study and comment on the plan. It involves 1,26S acres of prime, hillside land located east or Interstate 5 and south of San Juan Creek Road. ' The proposal is the result of negotiations bet ween the city and a Los Angeles-based investment firm following an $11 million land use lawsuit filed against San Juan. Glendale Federal's proposal has been criticized by local groups because it requires four million cubic yards of grading and calls for high densities of housing in certain areas or the land. City stair members have praised the plan, noting that 700 acres would be donated to the city as open space. Development of the area will have significant im· pacts on traffic flow, local schools, municipal services and the quality of life in San Juan. Residents should make a point of attending the meet- ing. It will take place in the council chambers, 32400 J>aseo Adelanto, at 7:30 tonight. • -Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views ~xpressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd/Sounds Rowlend Evam/Robert Novak BrowBJins -Oil ID.depena@Dts.- W ASlllNOTON The Ip· pearuce ol Gov. Edmund G. Browa Jr. before UHi naUoo'• in- dependent oil drillers typified the unique poUtJc1l style be will uae in hi• campaian acainst Prffldenl Carter: horrendously Incompetent advance prepara· tiona compensated for by a brUUant personal performance. lt wu the governor's idea to appear in Reno, Nev .. al Lbe an· nual conven· tion ol the Jn. dependent Petroleum Assn . or America UP· PAAI -the rough-and · ready small oil men scarcely ex· peeled to be Jerry-for-President boosters. 1 PAA executive vice president Lloyd Unsell accepted Brown 's offer, giving him the May 8 luncheon spot. THE WEEKS passed, however, without Brown con· firming the date even after be· ing prodded. Unsell. his patience exhausted, tapped Secretary of ~VJ. ~I I -6~· Enero James SebJealqer u Brown 'a substitute and sent tbe governor a teleer•m diainvttin& him from tbe meetlna. "You have gotten. our atten. tion." top Brown aide Gray Davia telephoned Unsell in lPAA 's Washington office, re· iterating Brown's desire to ad· dress the oil men. Unsell agreed, reserving a new Ume for Brown to speak May 8. '"They were really very cold," reported one onlooker connected with neither the governor nor the JPAA. "but Brown won them over... What makes this all the more remarkable is that Brown, who usually takes the precise opposite' of any Carter position, has been saying that the presi· dent waited too late to decontrol oil prices and that decontrol dur· ing a supply shortage is unwise. IN RENO, however, Brown gave the impression he favors decon· trol without precisely endorsing it. What's more. in private con· versations with ttie oil men, he criticized Carter's excess-profits oil tax as a lax Oil oil production that will undermine future supply. Given a choice. there is no doubt that the independent oil men would prefer Jerry 8rowD over Jimmy Carter by a wtde mar1ln. SAUDI ftOUBLI! One week after Saudi Arabia 'a sbocki~ ouater of the CIA ala· tion chief in Jeddah. SecRtary of State Cyrus Vance threw a new verbal punch at the oll·ricb Arab state which angered White House foreign policy aides. The White House was reeling from the impact of the un· precedented ouster of the Oen· tral Intelligence Ageney {CIA> station chief when \i'ance told the House Foreign Affairs Com· miUee that "clear and-sharp dif· ferences'' were d,eveloping between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Taken together, these developments have brought the two old allies to their lowest state ever. The Saudi government bad nothing personally against the CIA 's station chief. but a lot against the administration. For one thing, CIA headquarters here infuriated the Saudis by or· dering its local operatives to count the number or minority Shiite Mosle ms with ties to revolutionary Iran. r' ' 'fES , 1 ST\L\. TulNK -n\lS \S AU. ~ YJIG OIL~ \.()\( ... QJll! A COOIOO~ ~,MINDYOO,BUT ~ HOAX.NM'RrHE~ ... I Mailbox Tbe uverridlnl problem 1tema from u .s. preuure oa tbe Sauclia to set la l1De beblDd tlae U.S. and the new E1yptlu. l•raeli ~ treaty. Sa\Mlt...of. ficlaJ• feel tbat becaw.e of the 1rave apllt oa this Lllue between their country and tbe U.S., W Hbinc1on is conductiq an UD· dercover campaign depictlal a dieintegratinc Saudi royal family. A1aimt that backdrop, when Vance was asked about U.S.· 1 Saudi relations, be plunced iD - makin1 matters worse, not smoothinc over the differences. WhiteM House aides were nab· ber&uted. They tried to explain Vance's criticism as the lawyer· like reaction of a good attorney analyzing a worsening case. Privately, however, they were furious lbat Vance would pour more oil oo the inflamed U.S.· Saudi connection. That Saudi decision ordering the Cf A agent out of the country was the fll"St time ever tbat a CIA man has been ousted from any country. That reveals the sorry state of relations between the U.S. and its chief foreign oil supplier. MAGGIE AND RONNIE However -cool British Prime Minister Margaret Tbateber'e relationship with President Carter may be. she is OG ex· cellent terms with one American polit1c1an : front-running Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. Wh~n Reagan visited London last autumn, then prime minister James Callaghan did no have time to see him. That provided a shared e"perience for Reagan with Thatcher. who was given a Simil-ar cold shoulder by Carter when she vis· ited Washington during the sum· mer or 1977. Reagan and Thatcher did get together for a long chat and hit it off splendidly, finding they . . agreed on most foreign and domestic questions. A footnote: Thatche r , who takes the Soviet menace rar more seriously than Callaghan, showed her thinking by recom- mending that Reagan read "The Third World War" by Gen. Sir John Hackett <Macmillanl. ~ book is a scenario for a Soviet a~tack on the West in 1985. Energy Choice: Regulate or Nationalize· To the Editor: "Californians are themselves companies have cunningly many years. I have paid my Former Gov. Ronald Reagan to blame for the present long played into the hands of OPEC bills on the first of the month fof' and our current Congressman lines al gasoline stations. . . ·' on the spot market. many years. Living in Orage Bob Badham have offered their Many· Californians -like Tom Barley's excellent May County, I bave now waited in solutions to the present gasoline myself -are in business for 13 article could only be faulted lines for about five days, or two shortage. themselves and not dependent for leaving out the Rotterdam and one ball days due to the odd· Reagan, despite bis admission on the United Slates government operation. Individually, the even routine, from between 4S that his driver has had difficulty for hand-outs. ..Seven Sisters"' will say they minutes and 3 hours. finding gasoline. favors a MANY CALIFORNIANS could do nothing about the spot .. hands-off" by government ap. like myself -are on the road market and will claim to be do-NOW, I wish lo announce to proach. He places his faith in his for more than 40,000 miles a ing a good job in a difficult the companies how they inay driver and in his hope that the year in the pursuit or survival situation. But as a group they collect whatever I owe them: free·enterprise system of sup· . . . rather than depending on are ripping off the consumer and If the last letter of the com· ply-equalling-demand will make the state or the federal govern· failing to meet tbeir collective pany·s name is in tbe beginning a speedy recovery. ment for a living. responsibility. half of the alphabet, you may Congressman Badham, Many Californians like WhatbappensinRotterdamis come to my door on odd num· similarly devoted to th e myself -are getting damn fed more important than what hap· bered days; the rest may arrive capitalist faith. reports that ~s up with irresponsible individuals _pens in Washington 0.C. where on .:;;:e.::st~!s~Uedion recent breakfast meeting wi who have positions of power in an inept President a.Del a bum· will be posted daily. the chairman of a major oi the United States government bling Congress of democrats Also, for their convenience. 1 company has convinced him and do not understand the re· and retublicans can't even plan to fly flags to announce my that oil companies are being un-alities of the world. including the formula an emergency ration· financial situation. Green means fairly criticized. way "supply and demand" mg plan. God help us. The Presi· you are lucky and 1 have These Reagan-Badham views works. dent and the Congress can't, and are. in my considere<l opmion, As a minimum -I suggest the American oil companies and finances lo pay. Yellow will · h · lf · d h t th h 11 t f th OPEC surely won't. mean tbat my finances are in naive. arc a1c, se -serving an t ey gc e e ou o e possible straits. mainly due to wrong. gasoline business. Otherwise. JONS. BRAND •s OUR c""1'ety becomes i·n· study the period .or 1760 to 1766 the prices I have bad to pay in " ~ ed gas lines. Red. or course, means c reasingly complex a nd in· · · · you may see tt repeat · Sl•ple Srlaed11i. that you will have to try to col· terdependenl, as we are forced EUGENE W · WILKIN To the Editor: led on tbe next allocated day. to place more and more depen· T ANN SCH. KITZ dence OD technology (nuclear as 8eUerd9• C-•ee•iell O solve this stupid gas prob- 11 · I lem in Orange County and re· we as conventaona ) • govern· To the Editor: duce the lines in my opinion R fl ment musl facilitate. coordinate The oil companies are not uld be · 1 Tb ajo rob •lie and protect the public interest to wo samp e. em rp -To the Editor· an l·ncreas• .. g extent. d~mping gasoline in the desert. lem is people don't know when . ... Tb t dl ·t off to The high rises on Newport The great paradox of our time ey are no sen og 1 a station is going to be opened or Beach's once lovely biUs, tbe Mexico. Nor are they keeping for how ~.. ao as soon as they is that as our dependence on loaded tanJters off the coast. ope...,...s, talion a·n the mom traffic jams on her nicest daJs By L•. BOYD from afar. Rather, it's tbe gi ovtbenunenredltbiinlilcrea1ses, ollJ' faith They have created a gasoline f::. ~Y 1!'t in line. · and the smog wafting in on tbe A mechanic can hear ability to distinfuish certain n e c J Yo government, shortage and achieved higher To solve the problem a law autumn santanas tell us sbe is things in an engine that a sounds from other sounds orchestrated, directed and erofits in a much more subtle b: Id.ls uedJ.b t ILm!l..: not a virgin anymore. But, you ..,_~---itiNl'tftr. ................ ~~~rfti,;l'ftP...-....,nt--1fl!ttl!r1~htl!-dtffll!l"P.l""~---t--t~ .... ~~"Y-·RReee•1~mt111t<••!Bhamd~h••_._._...5mHa~6~n~e~~~"~b~y~en~c~o~u~·r~a~im1n~fr.;t~n~r:--~~J~o~~~~llcom"W!iiYbiifo~lie~a~~penea~m~a2·~4•0~•~·~a•1ta• ..... ~to~IMr...ea,,&ojl.al..ia11DCaaa;........~~ can bear lhJngs in a chest Generally, women seem to likeforces,decreases. OPEC nations to not expand pro· at least one day a week from 6 to recoemze when you have been ·cavity that a mechanic can't be somewhat more girted Opposition by free·enlerpri.se duction and condoning Iran's a.m. to 10 p.m. That way people raped. bear. Maybe that's too ob-than men in this matter. advocates to politically mandal· limited production. would know tbey coold let 185 A eiant phallic symbol <oll vlous. Merely mention it to particularly mothers of ed aecountabiUty for energy pro· The Rotterdam connection all day long or after wort and drilling rig) has been towed out make tbe point that keen sleeping babies. ducin1 corporations stems, 1 and Ashland Oil is the device they would know where they front to foul our view of hearing ii not merely the believe, from coldly calculated the oU cartel used to achieve could flnd a station open in Catalina, If it ls successful it ~blUty to detect faint sounds ·Question artses as to self·i.nterwt. Profit, ratber tban their objectives. By allowing will be let\ there to make an.,.. wh~ther the weather has the public interest, bas Iona Ashland Oil, the largest of the anTb':~~nc:i· leut seven major roganUy obscne gesture back Dear Gloomy Gus City offlclal1 should spend more Ume fllbl· lDI tbe pNpOMd lrriDe Coa1t state park. SY.,oneknowltouriall -.nta.r.lc ... Oftrat- ftec .. n&lae. J.W.H. --·-illm .. ·~ ... -:.-= r.,-,..... anything to do with the blocked America's joining the ·nc1 .._.._ts to b oil t at you foreveMllOft. au I c id e rate. It m u st. other democratic nations ol the 1 ell'""~ ' pure ase a oil companies that are in almost There are 11 more oil 1eaMS Suicides hereabouts start to Id l d t ' $20 a barrel on the spot every community of Oranae ·-if ... ,_ ..a---'t of ,... wor n • op ing a com· market ln Rotterdam they save County. As an example, all that out u.:ft ...... one -• increase In January . and pre.___,,._ ... •1-al pro1ram of rend.,..., -....... _. the OPEC"""ftieiDben the green would have to be done ls the 1 -· peak in May and June. In enera matrol. light to becin the current round fot•--i ..... : lly c.-GDC'811 ls not only for tM Tbe Soutbem Hemisphere Tb t d b t th "'-"• bl_._ --...1 tbe __ .__ ~•a-.. e curren e a e on e of manipulated, oil company· Shell opened Monday nm -,...._, _, where the seuons run just availability of 1aaolihe should created abort.age. Texaco opened Tuesday do eoacem me ereatl)'. . at re. the oppoelte, the suicide turn away from orthodox Standard-Chevron opened ally hurts la that I alreadJ mill 1tatl1Uc1 run Just the op· rbetorlc, scapeioattnc and TBll bu created lbe sborta1e Wedneeday the beautlfUI unmarred 1...u. poslte, too. rumor to realistic, praamaUc that leads to the Ions tu liJMll Union 78 opened Tbunday CAROL SVANS Edward Teach, tbat in-dlaeuasion of altemaUv•: ra· and 1reat profits: Standard OU a Mobil opened Friday famous pirate of yesteryear tlonin1. publlc·uUllty type re· 303 Der cent proftt over the Pre· Arco__... Saturday called Blackbeard, was a 1ulalioft or eventual natlonaJiza. vious year. The defenders and Exxon.,.,,..ope_,..ned &anday pretty toaab euatomer, no Uoa apoloaiata of lbe oU companies doubt •bout it. BriUab Navy . TOM WERT iucb ae Shell 'a Devereux Tbe rest could be opened Lt. Rober( Maynard fioaUy and 1urprisin1ly Rep. Bob whenever they wanted. sot blm. On Nov. 21, 1711, off f'efl IJfl Bad ham Will cGfttlDUt to .JACK ENDA the N~ carouna cout. But To tbe Editor: put the blame on the 1ovem· .c .. -•. •• ~-· It It took 20 eevere eword The Dally Pilot quotes David meat or tbe people. But tbat ii IP ..,.. wound• and flve lar1e· BardlD of tbe Federal EDlrD •ot •MN the blame 11MMilcl To dM Utar: caliber pbtol 1lU11 to km Mr. M1u1*'7 Commilaloe u Ital-Net. 'fte aO ..n.c la arU&ial I lane beld credit e.,. wttll Blackbeud. ln1: ud CClllbived MCI Amertcaa oU •lfllt maJol' oU ciom...-for ' -·---------------·--------------------------------------------------------------·---.-.. ... - - ' . ·-. ._ ... ~ , ..... -.... ~Mfr 17, 1JlL._ QUEENIE Frlellu •I £1•r•rJ 'J Counq ~1lthors Honored . . \' ,... . ' -• -t<MOW: II-Al: --11UIENW.-'• , JAR•GRtLL "So what's new?" "Cot o ~? Then u>nre lo Par Dunn. Pat wall cut rft1 ~.getting the answers and octaon you need to solve mequaties m government and business. Mail your question.s to Pot Dunn. At Your ~rvu:e. Orange Coo.at Dculy Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mua, CA 92626. k many letters as possible wtU be aMWt'red. but phoned inquiries or letters not mcludmg the rt!Oder'a /Mll rJame. address amt bwiness hours' phone numbercomaot be considered. This column appears dai-lw •zcqt~. Gllllle Glees L•• .... Pfl'• Ll•ll• DEAR PAT: Hu anyone written an "advice" book for landlords? We have our problems too, and occasionally need some answers on bow lo deal wiUl t.eDaDt problems. _ S.L .• Cost.a Mesa " Nolo Presa book, ••LaJldJonliag, .. by Lelp ....._. may be wltat yoa waat. Tiie aat.bor cells ~ a &est .._. for Rani "8ods Ce11e1e. He COY· en npUn. •U.&eaa11tt, leUial ,_. &eauta, eYldllml, records, uses, a.cl mJscellaJleeU .... els--. dedaiou." TM JSS.pa&e Yolame C06ta $1%.11. l&'a avallable la llukstorea, or from Nolo Presa. P.O. Bos 544, OccideMal, CaW. tstlS. bdiuully, Nele Press abe ii &lie P11Wlslter el Ille •'Callfonla Teu.u• &......_. . THaats' &lp&s." Tlda .._. also cea prove ltelpfal to ,.....,. ... wall& le OH Mt eudly wtia& legal ,.....Cllelr._...uve. .,.,_,een G•I• Cellefle €redli DEAR PAT: r believe I remember reading in- formation some time ago in A YS that told bow you can get college credit for volunteer work. Would you please repeat Ulla for me? . • E .D .• Newport Beach ....... TD Get Collele cre4llt For Wlaat Y" Rawe Leaned Aa " Bomemaar ... voaa.aeer," la •••llallle ,_ S2 fro• Attredltiae Womea •a Co•· peteKies, ETS, PrlHe&ea. N.,. IHtt. <Make eMd .. ~ ................ ,...... Senlee.) TM •d1mk erHll ,_ reeeln flWll pa,..._t. •1 eeae,. ud alnnltlea II ae& fw ltomemak· ...... Ht tee-nperiew, Ml n&Mf' for wlaat 1• b•e lea111H &la...._. Uaete esperteaees. Tee ... .-. fer P....._I wW,.. bow Ha laelMe wTtUa ••&ertala of pnfeailul eallber a.cl faeal· tJ 9'1enatlla of Y• at yoar paid or upald work. I•• Gttllle /flq Aid Tee .... er DEAR PAT: Is there a book that tells about all Id.Deb of different occupations and the training needed for&bem? I'm in high school and would like to check out training requirements to help me ~ ckle what kind or work I want to do after I finish scbool R.G., Costa Mesa Tiie "Oee .. Uollal Oa&Jook llaJMlbeek., eN· talu die fellowlq laformaU-fer more ~ .. l5t eeH•MI• 1: umre of ...,.; plaeee of employ. ••t: mlllilla er eUaer flUIUkatieu, ud ad- •a11eeme11&; e•pioy•eat ..au•; earalap a.cl ,...nlitl emallHou; ud ..... eea of addMlollal la· ,_......._ 'fte .......... la pMlialted eYel'J two ,.an bJ die U.S. Depart.-of Laber'• Berea• el La'9r9taUl&la. Cfple8 eaa be pmdaaled frem qy nlloul dee of IM Banaa of Labor Statl9tla, or f .... mreferneeaedlellloflaraerUbrartea. E',...P,...AJ4 WOODSTOCK ••• mandiDC a part in tbe dedakJD.malrinc process. Now they've 1ained their point." • CaH Hovde ii a Columbia professor of Englisb Wllo aened aa a *8n from Ila UDW 1972, the uni- venity'a ID08t bmnaltuoaa years. He puts it this. way: "Nofhtn1 eonaenatiw like respoaatbWt.y." Escept. perbap9, eeonomle uncertainty. P'lve Oraqe Cout reUdedta ..... _ .... Ol'upCauD· tr auu.on ricetvln&1 award1 from f'rieada ot U.. Qbrary al UC lntDI. W'-" ol lbe eqraved ailver •• a ....... : -• ,,, & ....... ol lrvl.De. 1utbor of .. Tecbnolo1y and- Soe lety Under Lenln and 8taUa." pvbtilbed bJ Pri.DMon Ual~PreN. -Oia~a., Hall of tr vine. autbor of .. The Bad Landi" publb,1d by Amer\can Book- Stratfard Prea. ~ lar Marti• of Irvine, ·autbor-ot "Alwa" ltttr:r .... Brtcllt. tbe Lil• ot Heery Miller" publl1bed by Capra Pre11. -Mrts I . mller of ea.ta lle1a, autbor of "Tbe Haybumen ot Oraue COUll&y" publlabed by Hendrie'b PriDUlal Co. · -Mrlf•• J.-. of i...-Nl1uel. author ot "Tbe Hawb ol ctaelney" publiabed by Harper and Row. Also boaoc'ed were Robert L. Ba!Jer ol Santa Ana, autbor ol ' . ''Wlnea of California'' and Doukl ....... of-s.e. Ana; author ol ''Tbe Memory of Eva Ryker.•tJ Tll& AWAaDS WBa& pre· ...... duriaa tbe FrieDdl lAtla annual· book ad author awanll b•aqu•t. Forty·fh• Ora•a• County autbon wboae workl were pablhbed la ltTI partldpMed iD tbe c:ompetitioa. Tb• Friend• la Ute larceet library support ll'OUP of ita kind iD tbe utioa. accorcllq to UCI offkiala. . -------· ....... Queen SllYia ol Sweden aave birth th1I week to a bo)' at tbe royal cut.le. tbe Swed.lab Court announced. .. Here at H.clleJ Fruit OrchMdl we think our gift paks are some- thing special Just about the only ones left that are pecked entirely · by hand. But with fruit this beautiful, we won't ~e a. chance °". machine bruising or crushing. And these beautiful gift peks are useful fOf so many occasions. a birthday Of anniYersary. a remem- txance for a special friend Of hostHs gift -~ pea are full of California sunshine and they will brighten up the face of anyone ~ lucky enough to receive them. FRUIT ORCHARDS ® A VISIT TO HADLEY'S IS SPECIAL STOP IN AND FIND OUT wffYI I r ~ r ~ Sun-Dried Fruit Cereals & Grains 1 lb. Sulphured Apples 2 lb. Natural Bran Ag 1 69 reg. .59 Now reg. 1 ·89 Now • 2 lb. Rolled Oats 1 lb. Unsulphured Apples reg .• 75 Now .59 reg. 1.89 Now 1.69 2 lb. Bulgar Wheat ~ 79 1 lb. Sun-Dried Apricots 1 lb. Wheat Germ reg. .98 Now • reg. 2.69 Now 2A9 55.N 49 reg. . OW • ~~--------------------------~~ ~~--------------------------~~ , r Exotic Fndt rDates & Date Products ~ ..... ~ 1 lb. Banana Chips 1 lb. Dried P\neepp4e 16 oz. Coconut Syrup reg. 1.3~ Now t .19 reg. t.69 Now 1A9 reg. .95 Now • 79 ~~rs .59 .59 .98 .95 4 oz. Date Bars 16 oi. Cinnamon Bread 9'12 o.z.. Date Bran Muffins · Healthful Snacks I lb. B.B.Q. So<Jbeans reg. .98 Now .89 I +4 oz. Fruit Snacks (Apricot. Strawberry, Peach, Pear, App4e) reg. A9 N6w .39 7 Yl oz. Hadley Mixed Size T ree·Ripened Olives (drained wetghl) reg. .69 Now .59 7 Yl oz. Hadley Mammoth Size Tree-Ripened Olives (drained weight) reg. .75 Now .65 oney 24 oz. Hadley Heavenly Light Mild Honey reg. 1.59 Now 1 .35 24 oz. Hadley Heavenly Dark Honey reg. 1.59 Now 1 .35 12 oz. Hadley Heavenly Honeycomb in Glass . 1.79 Now l.49 ~ 1 'n lb. Choice Barill Oates reg. 2.19 Now 1.98 3 lb. Variety Dale Pak reg. 2.89 Now 2.59 15 oz. Date Coconut Rolls reg. 1.39 Now 1.19 12 oz. Date Nut Confections reg. I 29 Now 1 .09 12 oz. Date Nut Snowballs reg. 129 Now 1.09 ~ , Vitamins 1 lb. Lecithin reg. 3.49 Now 3.29 (250's) Oyster Shell Calcium reg. 3.69 Now 2.69 ( lOO's) Iron and Ltver reg. 3.98 Now 2.85 ~ PRICES EFFECI1VE MAY 16 THROUGH MAY 22 OPEN 8 A.M.. TO 8 P .M. 365 DAYS A YEAR Canifv 12 oz. Tangerine Slices reg. .98 Now .89 8 oz. English Toffee reg. 1.49 Now 1.29 1 lb. Salt Water Taffy reg. .99 Now • 79 reg. .89 Now • 79 2 lb. Pinto Beans reg. . 79 Now .65 • 2 lb. Great Northern Beans reg .. 89 Now .75 ... Our Tuatin and CMlabad •tore.. carry a complete hne of Altadena rdw milk products ... milk. yogurt. goat's milk. cheeses 4nd sour credm. ·v-niaB'S A Wil90N PaowtlaTo-,-----·--------------·---·---~---·----------·-~~-----+-~-",,.__ kids DOW, it.'• t.be reatrietloa of economic op. portmdty," .. ya llicbi1an .. ycbololist Martin Gold. ''Tbe Vietnam war wu • common fate; to-:& economic problems put &.bem into competition oae another.•• 8o 8lne and bla tri-* hope to earn secure filba• by maldna lood pwlea. They apead tbelr WJ OD boob and beet' ad t.elepboae bWa. WMa a., Jet off ateam, tbe)' danee and play ••elalJdilb ......... " W tlleJ laqla nee a.ad If their uperienee IMhltt ...,...... BU U. miadlM1, bedoailUc .. '• ... of u. 1ID eolllll ldda depicted la IM mowie •• Aldmal HcMate. •• ••11eeom1na a real, u .. eonese student, .. ..,. ..... "ta dlaeo""8C that Aalmal llouH ii pun e.u..·· ... rAlamo SkUll Unearthed SAN ANTONIO, Texu <AP) -A lkWI found --. aa•atioal at tlae Alamo appannt11 wu tlm ~a :• •llr fNID tM ._Tew Revolutm ...._,11111· 1eoar~attbeum...-, tlTeliolil ... ........ -- - Visit Our \Vlne-TMtlng Room • Visit Hadley In Tustin, 630 El Camino Plaza, and in these handy locations: Cartabecl 35 Miles _!iorth of San Diego Highway 5, Palomar Airport Road (714) 438-1260 Cabazon 1 b Miles West of Palm Springs Interstate 10. Apache Trail Off-Ramp (714) 849 4661 •l~':P::.. •.,,:;: =:i.~=-........ N ....... .,, --"'lllE:---- a84D~ ..... ----------~----------iiiiiiiiiiii--------------------------------------------------------_,, .. ----~--·-·-·-· ...... ----~ • •• Tllurldmf, .... "· '"' llneqtert~d .Fres• Air l. -'Free F-low' \liew Stu~nt E;xchange Saiil 'Uilenuna' BJ WILl..IAM BODGB ............ Cout CollUQua.lty CoU.1• Ola· trict tr111tee1 will find tbemaetvee between• rotk and a dollar IJID Weclnelday wtieD they're faced wttb ne11bboriftl Saddlet..ck Collea•'• support ol a free excbance al studeota. Saddleback tnaltees bave vat· ed to support a 10-ca1Jed "free now" system that would allow students to attend any communi· ty coUete tbey desire. BVT COAST Business Manager Correllan Thompson said Wednesday his district is faced wiUI a dilemma because enrollment wouJd probably in- crease while income would go down under Saddleback 's pro. posal. belWND tebOolt will equaliae. BUT IT RUN.,. bappeMd yet, and Cout otftclalt are f.eed witb a dedalon over wbetblr to accept Seddleback District rwi· dent.I to claues at Oran1e Cout Colle1e in ea.ta llMa or Goldea West Collece in Huntincton Beacb ae.t fall. lf Coast tru1tees vote to restrict ealr)' of Saddleback atu- denta. they will loee money re- ceived on the basis of thole atu- denll. lf tbey vote to accept stu· dents. 1bompaon believes tbey 'ace an increase of students witb · lea money c:omiq into die 6- trict . Cout received Sl.4 mUlioD from otber dittrldt for ID· terdl1trld attead•H• In lt77·71. Saddlebae• paid SIJJ,411 ol Wt. '111oaa.peao Mid be e&peda CAut will Nell" about-·-for auead•ct ID tbe lf7I. 'II aelldemie Jear. Saddleback, for the im.71 academic year, received oaly $11,SM in return. It.I deficit then · becaUM more Saddleback Btu· deata tramferred to Coat tben came tbe other w-ay was 1795,908. Owners of a Costa Mesa decorating store were sent scrambling when a car came crashing through their front window Wed· nesday. No injuries were reported in the accident at 1215 Baker St. Police iden llficd th(' errant driver at Bay Van Nguyen, 40, or Huntington Beach. Tb at ·s because money ex· changed on tbe basis of 1tudenta movinc between diatricta would be leas under the Saddleback plan. "I just can't see our district supportinc free now the way things stand now:• Thompson said. "I reco1nize tbat Sad· dleback is taking a chance oa legislation, but the thing that's disturbing is that we don't have an answer rrom Sacramento ... Newport Notes 'Praise Ye' Name Officially Changed For a long time. the building located m Newport Beach's Ensign View Park was known as the "Praise Ye the Lord Church" because of lbe large sign it carried bear· mg that message. The city took it ovei:, the congregation moved on, the sigo di~ap~ared and ~ity orricials turned the building into a combination recreation center a nd community theater. Councilmen were asked to name Ll the Newport Theater A'rts Center. hul they rejected the suggestion as stuffy. non-specific Clod ~enerally not descriptive. Members or the Parks, Bea<'hes and Recreation Com- mission <And thP Arts Commission. which oversee use or the center, were asked by the count•il lo come up with a better name. Monday. councilmen were given the rec.,mmendation of the two ..:roups · The Newport Theater Arts Center. Noting thut thl' stationery and .logo already bear that name, coundlmen gave in and adopted the ncime. •••• THE ARGUS, THE sailing ship owned by the Boy Scouts. 1s going to have ci tem('orary home in the Rhine Channel in Newport Beach's Cannery Village. Tht· s hip has lo be relocated while the Sea Scout base on West (;oast Hi~hway 1s being renovated. The scouts talked city councilmPn into granting them permission to lie up at the Rhine Wharr Park. The park opposite the Cannery Restaurant is used by <'Ommerc1al fishin~ vesseLc;. The Argus is expected to makcthcwharf her home for abou\ a year. ,. ,. * .~- NEWPORT BEAC H RESIDENTS who were dis - gruntled when they had to drive to Mission Viejo for the Federal Aviation Administration airport discrimination hearings last month. should be cheered to hear about the upcoming Civil Aeronautics Board hearings. The CAB is hQlding the meetings June 27-29 to look into the issue of environmental impact or granting new routes out of OFange County Airport for destinalioos in Nevada a nd Las Vegas. . The ~earings wil_I be held _in an ideal location for judg· mg the. 1mpacl of airport noise -lhe former Bay View School tn Santa Ana Heights, which is under the airport takeoff pattern. **** A SPOKESWOMAN FOR the slate Public Utilities Commission today reported that the Balboa Island Ferry Co is askin_g for a rate· increase on the fares charged adulLc; who nde betwet:n Balboa and the island. The proposed increase would change the JO-cent fare to 15 <'ents. Th~ spoke~woman s a!d 1t 's hkely to go through without a heanng. which mecins 1t could go into effect in about six weeks. Registration Set For Summer Sclwol Uiguna Girls Finish Fifth In Track Meet The Laguna Beach girls' track team finished in fifth place re- cently in the Orange County Municipal Athletic Association track meet at Santa Ana College. SADDLEBACK OFFICIALS believe legislation will be passed that will equalize the exchange of funch between campuses that trade students under a free now plan. Sponsored by the c ity's recreation and social services department. team members garnered three first place Presently, the dollar exchange is based on a local property tax income formula in existence before Propoailioa 13 wiped out local taxes as a major support for community colleges. Under that plan, Saddleback 's per. student payments to Coast were much less tha n Coast's per - s t ud ent payments to Sad . dleback. - Odd-ball Hours ·medals. eight second place awards and four third place vlaques. First place fini shers were Ka· ty Thorson. with two firsts and Lisa Fr~raus. Second pla<'e winners included Ashton Brown. Katie McClellan. Summer Sieg. Vanessa Helin. Kelly Cronin and Diana Kunz.. With mostly state dollars now supporting community colleges, orricials believe the payments Card-carrying Fedco members can buy gas from 10 o m to 4 d m. at Harbor and Adams in Costa Mesa. But motorists must watch for midnight date change from odd to even. o r vice-versa, as your coach could tum into a pumpkin. Anyone in line with yeste~y·s license plate is out of luC'k . Third place honors went to .Jenny Theordorou and Julie Ber~. with two each. • .Pianist Slates Recital Watts Aided LOS ANGELES <AP > Redevelopment in Watts has been given a boost with the signing or a $3 .3 million lt>an secured by the Watts Labor Action Committee from Security Pacific FOil THE PllOFlSSIOMAL TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IHTERJOll PLANNING 4MD COHSULTI ... c ........ MIHt'-.... ..,.,... • ...,.n. .. c..,... ~.,,,, .... , ................ _.ecc__.., V1s1t Our Design StudlO 21192 M991111it. Pkwy .. Mil._ Yleio IS. DieCJO Fwy. to A•er, Pllwy. Jlllf Sod of Toyota ... t 49S.GZOZ Irvine Trip ToEnsenada Slated June 2 Award-winning con· National Banlt. The loan cert pianist and Sad-ls the first commercial dleback College -piano loan made to lhe non· instructor Teresa Brown profit agency by a ma- wi 11 present a recital jor comme rcial bank. May 'l:1 in the Fine Arts ~~==::.:.:::..=:::::_~~~~~~-~~~~~~~====~ Irvine families a re invited by the city on a day-long air-condi· tioned tMp to Ensenada. Mexico on June 2. a Saturday. to sbop and see the sights. An air-conditioned bus will leave the Irvine City Hall al 17200 Jamboree Road at 7:30 a.m ., arriving in Ensenada at approximately II :30 a.m. It will return to city hall at 9 p.m. Children under 18 must be ac com panie<I by an adult. The cost per person is $15. Those interested can register Monday from 7 a .m . to 6 p.m. and Tuesday through Frida), May 25. from 8 a.m. to S p.m. at City hall. For more information. call 754-3639. Bridge Lunch Aids Students Theater on the Mission Viejo campus. The performance begins at 8 p.m . Tickets for the recital are $2. Proceeds will benefit the Saddleback College musi ·c scholarship rund. Ti<'kels ca n be purchased al the fine arts box office from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Chamber Sponsors Program , A group of San Clemente High School students will have a chance to learn lhe operation or local busl· Procel'ds from a M&, 22 n esses through a hrid~<' lum·hcon set for 10:30 chamber or commerce a m . at tht• San Clemente Com program set May 30. Stuoents will be as munity Clubhouse have been signed to spend time earma'"kcd lo JJrovide three with individual busi· s umm e r mu s ic ca mp nessmen who have scholarships for local high volunteered to explain school students. The luncheon will include a their operation to the cost u n1 e jewe lry sa le a nd young~t.ers. Mighty Big Ou•llty Mighty Big Color Selectio,. THE EASY PAINT 1 Easy to use. and easy lo hve with .. beaulllully. Smooth. easy application. dries in minutes to a rich, flat scrub- ' bable finish . OUR REG. '11" bridge, canasta and mah jong Businessmen in. Summer school reg1strat1on from 8 :30 a.m. to noon May 26. games. The Clubhouse is located •erested in the program ror Laguna Beach Unified al the comer of Avenida Del can obtain information BRAGGING HOUSE PAINT ~ School OistMct students will be ELEMENTARY school sum-MarandCaUeSeville. by calling Chamber held May 22, · 24 and 26 in lhe mer classes wift be held rrom Ticket:. are $4. The event is manager Alex Goodman high school cafeteria, 62.l Park June 2S lo JuJ.i 27. Hi~~ -~POJlSQ.tf.<L.tu..J.h£_.B..iL&l .. a .... cd....__a_t_4_92_._13_i_1._ • ---4t..-.------------,~as~ wiD't>elieloTiomJ'Une t8~-'Ro<r~e"r.;---Cfiipter or the Orange Doct H Id El~d'lenlary students may reg-lo July 27. County Music Center. , Or e ister by mailing in forms for La Verne University officials aqmmer school. Regislralion at will be administering this year's t.be cafeteria will be held from summer program. Due to budget 2:IO to 5 p.m. )fay 22 aQd 24 and cutbacks, tuition must be paid to cover lhe cost or the summer :~hSlated For Senion • San Juan Capistrano aeolor citllens are invited to attend a DGUuek lunch Prlday at Uae San J'.. Hot Sprinp Dante HaD, 32IOI PMeO Adelaato from 80011 to2 p.m. . Thole interested in 1ttendinl should call the city recreetion department at 493-1171 to re· sene a place. Participants sbbuld brlq salads, • pltkl•. potato chips, coaclimenta or lllht detert itema to round out tbe menu. Hambur1en Will be senecl by members of tbe San Juan MDion pn>1ram for a ao.cmt ....... 1 classes. Tuition for three elementary school claseea la $65. HIGH SCBOOL s&.1mmer tui- tion .. -for one claaa, sa.so for two claues and $112.SO for tbreeclUlell. • Elementary school classes will be held from t a.m. to noon and bllb ICbool 1tudents wlU at- tend clMlet ffOm 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, call 41C-1541, uteaaion 223. Suaiom Backed LOS ANC.l!:L~ (AP> The Los An1etes County Board of Supervtlon bas passed two mo. tlons aimed at makln1 It euler for 1uoline 1taUons to receive their requested 1uppUn of fuel •ad exi.d tbelr bour1. ------__ ....,. ---..... ----.. Slide Show Slated Al Irvine School Irvine students or tbe University Ht1b School yearbook staff will prnent "A Multi·Yedia Slide Preaeatatioa of the Odyaey" at 12:45 p.m. June l ln the boy's 1ym. The procram will be preeent.ed to the ltUdent body and CODlllt of a vl1ual lnterpretatioa of slides al campus life preMDted to contemporary mule. Ordinance Ready. LOS ANGELES fAP> -The county counsel Is eicpected to present • rent control ord...._. to the Board of Supervisors within two weell1 tbat would force rents back to llay tm levell and hold incre .... to . 7.1 percent . LOS ANGELES <AP, -A lA>6 Aqelea pbyal· cian was ordered to spend 30 days iD couw jail and pay a rme ol $4,315 after pleading no cont.est to eight counts of lllecally prescribln1 controlled drucs. Dr. Gurudenlye C . Karuaa1ena, 45, was also placed on three yean' probation. "C..,lltt ••• " local coverage l&e•p•you Informed everydar In the DAILY PILOT -.. -... -------------~--- People feel good about the easy ap. pltcation and water wash up. but they ONI 7 DAYS ... ~-- ·--............. ·-·----···~--··· .. ··- raale-COast EDITION • YQL, lLJ.t(). 37~J HCJ.JDMS._42 P.AGE . ORANGE COUNT¥, CAUFOANIA-UASDAV,-MA¥-t-1, '1919 CIN TEN c~- ~ _ Super~sor Alleges Oil Conspir'&cy '~! 87 aEa&CCA HELM __ ..., ........... Evtckeee tbat major oal com p.nin ftlftllpfred ••early as ur12 lo create the present ••~ 'hortage is on fale with Callfornla'a Central Di11tr icl Court and should be releaaect to the public . Oran1e County Supervilot Ralph Clark chJtr&ed Wedneeday. board Chairman PblUp Antbooy to keep tat. c>o tbe criaia for the full board. The sealed information Clarie. referred to was gathered by the state Attorney General for an anti-tnwt suit filed agalnit 10 major oil companies in 1975. Clark. a former gaa station owner. said be bas taken a • * * special interest in the le1aJ ac· tlon. Sanford Ruskin, chief of the anti-trust division of the state Attorney General's Los Aqelea office, confirmed today that such a suit exists. He said the defendants are Standard Oil of .California, Tex- aco Inc .. Union Oil Co. ·of * • * California, Atlantic Richfield ' the attorney general'• office in Co., Exmn Corp., Getty Oil Co.. Los Aqelea. Gulf OU Corp., Mobil Oil Corp.. • Reasons offered by the oil Phillips Petroleum Co., and companies in asking for the Shell Oil Comoanv. court. order sealing the records .. They do not want the con-included .. protecting trade tents of the documents on rue re· secrets and other hokum," vealed to the public." said Oepu-James said .. ty Attorney General Gary Charl(es a.rainst the petroleum James of the aoti-truat section of <See CLAaK, Pase A!> '* * * * * * Wilh unarumow, support or the board, be asked County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to explore what powers t.be supervisors have to force lhe sealed files open. ·'I can't believe we should take the initiative in this mat· ter," Clark said. "I believe we should do more than call on somebody else to open these records and lo make lhese docu· ments pubhc " 6-day Car Use Eyed Clark's remarks came during a public session or the county Board of Supervisors as he was reporting to his board colleagues on the status of the gasoline Car Stickers, $5 Minimum Proposed ' o.llyP .... iUlf ...... • WANTS FILES OPENED crisis. · Clark and Supervisor Harriett Wieder have been appointed by r ea-, 9-MIOf Clarll ~Hanna Freed After Year in Prison WASHINGTON (AP > - Former Orange County con· : gresaman Sli:hard Hanna, con· ! victed in tflr-Korean influence· j buying scandal, has been re· I leased from prison after serving a little more than one year of a six-to 30-month senl.ence. it was disclosed today. Hanna's release was ordered t by U.S. District Jud~e William Bryant. There was no im· I mediate explanation for lsryant's decision. Prison official:-released Han· na Wednesday from Maxwell . Air Force Base in Montgomery. Ala. 1bey said he would be on l probation for tbe rest of his sen-0 teace. Hanoa, a Democrat who served in the House from 1963 through 1974. entered prison May I 8, 1978. 17' Hanna ple aded guilty in ~ Marcb 1978 to cons piring with South Ko re an rice de al e r Tongsun Park and other South Korean officials to defraud the U.S. governme nt. A 40-count federal indictment had accused Hanoa of being a partner with Park and two former directors of the Kore ap Ce ntral In· telli~enc-: Ageo~in a scheme lo . .. ,. .. ••• ·. APW ........ OUT OF PRISON Ex-Rep. Dfclc Henn ply members of Congress with cash and other «ifts in exchange for actions promoting South Korean interests. ~ ·Death of Newborn IJWestigated in Mesa 'Costa Mesa police said today they are investigating the death of a newborn baby who died abortly after his 14-year-old mother delivered him at home without waking the rest of her family. The 6lh-pound boy apparently . died of blood loss and from im· • proper care after his birth Mon· day. said U . George Lorton. He said the mother bad con· • YiDced her parents she wasn't prepant aDd jual needed to lose weipL • When ahe went into labor late ; at night, she stifled her cries and delivered the child herself. cut· ting the umbilical cord with scissors, Lorton said. The baby was left wrapped in a sheet while the mother dozed ore. When she awoke, he was dead. Lorton said. The girl's family found them and called paramedics, Lorton said. The girl required surgery as a result of injuries she had suffered in the delivery, he said. Lorton said it wasn't yet known whether any charges would be filed in the case W ASHJNGTON (AP) -A pro· posal that would require motorists to leave their cars home one day a week gained support today as a possible suc- cessor to President Carter's re· jected standby gasoline ration· ing plan. The plan, being drafted by a group of House Democrats ac- tive on energy issues, also would tent atively require gasoline sales nationally of at least $S per car. Under the proposal. car windshields would have to bear stickers displaying a number from one to seven indicating the day of the week the vehicle couldn't be. driven . Motonsts would pick the day and states would distrib,ute the slickers. ll would be illegal to drive a car on the day or the week in- dicated by the s ticker and motorists doing. so could be ar- rest~ or ticketed. The plan would apply na- tionally. Rep. Toby Moffett, D·Conn .. the main proponent or the pro- posal, said the plan could be used to ease gasoline shortages this summer. It isn't as cumbersome as the defeated alandby rationing plan, Moffett said. "Aa we saw last week, ii you make ·t too complicated Congress will do a number on it." Moffett told a reporter. The president's domestic ad- viser. Stuart E.izenslat, met with backers of the proposal today to demonstrate White House in- terest in the plan and to help with drafting. Backers said the plan also has the blessing of House Speaker Thomas P . O 'Neill of Massachusetts and Democratic Leader Jim Wright of Texas . Rep. John Dingell, D·Mich., probably the most influential House member on energy is- sues, told reporters he thinks Moffett's plan might help~ ease shortages and appears to have support in Congress. Dingell, chairman of the House energy and power sub-~om mittee, also said the pro- posal would not draw the kind of opposition that toppled Carter's coupon-rationing plan. And be said he favors giving the president the power to deal with shortages that can't wait for a full-fledged rationing scheme. More Coverage Additional Harbor Area cov- erage appears today on Page Al6. "The disaster we have upon us is real. serious and will be of lengthy duration ... Dingell said. Moffett proposed the plan after the House last week over· whelmingly turned down Presi· dent Carter's standby plan for gasoline rationing, and Carter challenged Congress to come up with a rationing plan within 90 days. Moffett said his plan isn't in CMity ...... .._"' ltidWI .. ·~ rtnal form and that he and a hall doze n other Democratic mem- bers of the energy and power subcomr'Qjttee plan to spend the next rew days trying to finish writing it. · Prosecutor Testifies At Trial 8y KATHY CLANCY Of ltw Dallt PlleC SIMI Prosecutor Robert Chatterton was called to the witness stand today during Dr. William Wad dill's murder retrial in the wake or a bitter controversy surround· in~ a now-missing blue message slip. Chatterton. an a surprise move Wednesday produced a purport- ed photo copy of the slip in an ef. fort to show that Waddill may have been in his office the night he allegedly strangled a pre· mature baby in the aflermalh of a saline abortion. GRIEVING PARENTS OF IRVINE MURDER VICTIM Waddill has testified he was not in his offi ce across the street from Westminster Community Hospital, but was several miles away an his car e nroute home when he was paged by hi~ answenng service. Alvin and Maxine Anderson Meet Reporters Parents Mot•rn Chatterton ha d been attempt mg to show that someone at Waddill's office placed a call to the answering service the night or the alleged murder at th~ Rites Held for Murder J!'ictim By FREDERl('K SC'HOEMEHI. Ol llw D•1ly Pilot S14tt The pare nts of 22-year·old Savanna Le igh Ande rson of Irvine appeared publicly today to decry the murder of their only child, described as "a fine. clean. intcll1g1:nt. God loving. caring person." Mrs. Maxine Anderson. tears streaming down her face; said the Monday murder was the work of an "obvio us weirdo." "We're trying to help others - we want to show that these peo- ple cannot get ouf of jail, go out the door. and do these things to other people:· she said. The nude body of Mi ss An· derson was d iscovered Monday night by Irvine police in her Woodbridge Meadows apart- ment. She had been strangted and beaten. The Ande rsons appeared before reporters moments before the noon funeral services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints , Newport Beach· 2nd Ward. They bad traveled here from lheir home in same instant Waddill was being Salt Lake City, Utah. paf(ed by the hospital. Accompanying the Andersons That would have put Waddill was Gene William Mills Jr.. about one minute away from the Miss Anderson's fiancee. The hospitaJ rather than the seven to couple ba d announced their eight minutes away as Waddill engagement to their res pective contend'!. parents Sunday, just hours Waddill testified Wednesday · before the time of Miss An· the blue slip no longer was in a derson's death, Mrs. Anderson stack of his answering service said-messages. that he doesn't recall Alvin Anderson, the father. seein~ it and cannot account for said he had recently met Mills its whereabouts. and was "most impressed" with After Chatterton took the wit. him. ness stand today. defense at- It was Mills who summoned torney Charles Weedman told police to Miss Anderson·s apart-him. "You somehow inferred ment Monday evening after she that he (Waddill l was responsi· had failed to respond t o ble for it not still being in tht! telephone calls and knocks at stack ... the door. . 'Ab!wlute ly." Chatterton shot At today's services he carried back before the Orange County a s ingle white flower to be Superior Court jury. placed on the closed casket. Chatterton said he saw the Mrs. Anderson described her answering s ervice message daughter as a "very smart, con· when Waddill let him thumb cemed and athletic" child who through them during a recent excelled in music, dance and lunch break in the trial. other studies, including an-Waddill has testified he al- thropology. lowed Cl?atterton to do so "re· f Diedrich Says He's Optimistic Miss Anderson first became luctantly ' after Chatterton as- interested in leaving the Salt sur:ed bim _none o_f th~ slips Lake City area during a family-. ~h1ch_ contain. conl1denttal pa. vacation to San Diego four years t1ent 1nformat1on would be re- ago. Mrs. Anderson said. move d from Judge Byron About 18 months ago, when an <See WADDILL, Pa1e AZ> opening developed at Com· mercial Credit Corp's Irvine of· face, Miss Anderson quickly ac· BJ GA&Y GRANVILLE of a series of investigations that ditional charge is conspiracy to ... ..., e-.... betan in late 1976.J>iedrich CUlJllil.briba ~••SXJC-,.....,0~1wu~.,,...~xrTr""t:fiic-~ilifir...'l:rt.--r::1a:":sli1:ea::r.:OUt~r,toa::r.:ay~·--;·a:rt'1inec-rOi'iiit==-::e~----snrr~orTury CJelf6erations woman. four-man jury that will County District Attorney's Of. came at the end of a seven-week deeide bia fate on bribery lice. trial. t .,.... Mlan dellberatiom to-"U this cue doesn't prove to It broulht to a head Diedrich's i.t'.p.. Oranae Couatyb Su Suppervilorbe--'u the citizens of Oran1e CcMmty 1'1-month, $100,000 legal filht to 1 DMlclricb pndieted wau ·that tbe DA •s office is biased elear Mnwelf of char&ea bf'OUlbt eMMr be acquitted or tbe jury and prejudiced in this proeeeu-a1a.inlt him December 15, 11'1'1 will be unable to reach a ti on, notbin1 ever will," by tbe coanty IJ'8.Dd jury. -dlet. Diedrich said. When summed up, those .• .,,_..., jult no possible way, Singled out for tbe county cbar1es accuse the 5S-yea1'4>1d ..... op tbe eYidenee in this supervl8or's harshest worda.wu cowrty aupenilor with cri. miul· .... tbM the jury can retum A11i1tant District Attorney ly takJna "5.000 from a develop. .,. a IUlltJ •entlct." Diedrich MlcbaelCapl.ui. Diedricb'•proa· meat COIDplD1 in return for Ida MW. ecutorintbeeue. support of a land use dedlion • HM wonll were 1poken u the ''The vicloulneu and lytna by pendlnl before the Ori.nae Cowl· Mn .. ..,... beblnd elo1ed doon Capllll in bia ~arl\lllMDt ty Board of Supervisors In .., \ i9 lad a MYeD·week trial and to the jury ii I bope 19'11·7•. .4 '9lla NMldal a deeilioa which .be u... to repet," ledricb Tbe alletationl alao aceuae : . .-wan a unenl'"OUI 12 to uld. Dleclrieb ol· Weplly pnuurlq ttote. For Ids part, Captld wu eon-. the company, Anabetm Hilla ·111nld UM JUl'J DOt be UD· tent ''to let tbe fada 1,.U tor Inc., ldo he1pia& blm *ain a ... -la .. opUdoa, tllen lta tbe..._ and tbe JUl'J dedde 8IO,• buLk IND. ...... WOllld rwult in a mil· UM.__ IB tbe.trial bued oa If tbeJU17badl*"'8 aluilb' llWiildD11*Wla1wella1e. tbentdlMe." ••nlcl • aD1 ol tbll .,.._, F ...., ._.would be n. )lb II 1111ponde11111111•rt,..~w e.,... Dledrlell, wbea Hnteaced, - ..... trial a eeeoad of ...... wl recelVIDI brttiel woeld ~be Nmoted •••tut Dtidrttb •Dd bll ~ from ama and faee • poalble Al'9 ...... lllleeta.--de,.,.., Le&oJ Roee. AD ed-. ftft to..._,_,......_ . ' "--eeiiPled*1=- • (See PARENTS, Pa1e AZ) 'Diamond Deal Jails 2 Men LOS ANGELES <AP> -FBI agents were searching for near- ly half a milllon dollars in diamonda foUowtq tbe arrest of two Loa Anleles men in Florida. A federal complaint filed in Los Angeles accussea the men of ille1ally transferrln1 $1 million from City National Bank In Beverly fWJs to a New York diamond dealer, FBI a1enta an· nouneed here. Taken into custody Wednes- day wu former City NaUoaal Bank eecntary Michael Joeeph Kelley, 27. and Richard Albert Warrea 31 a hairdrellel' who shared k.U.1·1 Loa An&el• ad· dNU. • Weather Low clouds ni1bt aad early morning hours otherwise fair Friday. Lows toni1ht 53 to 57. W&ha Friday 88 to 13. IN81BET8DAY Fn.,,_ ,...,,.. ii bftom. ftlo G pro/eutoftal lpOrt. S.. P•CI. • ••• ,,.,.,_ ...... "" • ......,. a ...... ··--..i.._ ... .,........._a....._ ..,., L......... ... ....... ~ .. ........... , ............ M ~ Al ..... Cllmlr •• c........ Gott ~..., ., C.WC• ... .... • .. Cua a• Ate .-.1 =:; av ===.a=..... .': ..... , 1 .. u TW .._., ......._ CM-M :cm .~-.... M .. ~YPILOT c Oa1·twaar1 Ora.,• County mo&oril&e appaNally are rl· learnlna the art of alphonlna duriq Ille •uoll• abortap and wlndlaa U.P wtlb upiMt atomaebl and Olber all~ aa a reeYll. Dr O.vkl Sebaplro of UM UCI Medical Cenl•r'a pol ... Nm&w. aald hia staff haa NHlved men than 100 calla Ow paat 10 days from lndlvMtuala and pby11ciana lncaulrln1 about 1rphontn1. related 1uohne po1M>lllftl. , "Uaually tt tan't worth it to j siphon," Sebapiro ~•MMd "It h• ! t not a aood prat'Uce to learn ·• 1 ~hapiro noted tht' majority ot the utls lnv~ve a small amount J of 1aaoline 1n1estt"d lnto the j stoma~ wblcb cauaes 1utro intestinal dilt'Omfort, a foul taate lo the mouth and com· plaints that andlvaduals are "belchina fumes." Tbe diat'Omforts last about 12 lo JC hours, Schapiro said, and usually can be treated with milk or an antacid. If an ounc e or more or · : gasoline is !\Wallowed. Schapiro warned. efforts are made lo re- move the substance from the body quickly. as with a laxative The short.er gasoline s\ays in the gastro·inteslinal tra •t, he ex· plained. the less the likelihood of damage. Serious injury can r~sult, he continued, if gasoline acciden· : 1ally goes down the windpipe in· : to the lungs rather than Into the stomach. In such cases something called chemical pneumonia can occur, Schapiro continued, and the injury can be fatal. Schapiro said most of the calls received al the UCI poison center. which handles inquiries from physicians and inquiries throughout Orange County, have involved cases of stomach dis- tress. . A few have anvolved coughing and choking. "We cert.ainJy do not recom· mend siphoning," Schapiro con- tinued, adding that if siphoning is necessary motorists should purchase siphoning devices from hardware stores rather than using their mouths. * * * COSTA MESA FUEL SEEKER ISN'T TAKING ANY CHANCES Greg Newton Carrie• Alternete Set of Wheel• In Truck It WU tbl tva ol tbe "oddl" to It.De up llt tile f.. .,. • .,. to- day and aerv ce 1tatlon operaton reported lon1 Unea * * * r..-P-AJ CLARK ••• officiala mclude "price·fhdns, conapirinl to contrive abortaces. and of meet&aa in exclusive bars and private clubs to drive up the coat of 1uoUne," Clark said. The suit. however, bu atalJed in the cow1a by volumes of mo· liou fUed by tbe defendant.a who alao have bad lbe lnveaU1aUve records which have been en· tered sealed, be userted. State oftlcials believe it will be al leut 1983 before the case ever comes to trtal, the au:=~rk said, the "oil com~H h~~ a license to steal. to continue to fix prices, create artificial short.ages and . manipulate our, lives. "I don 'l believe this should happen," he continued. "I · believe that the decision·makers who design our energy policies in this state should have access to all of the attorney general's records on this matter. The smal,l amount I've seen bas real· ly opened my eyes." formed u eUob as ~ a.m. by motorlita~ plat. end 1n the desired dllit. Aad it ... med clear from a countywide survey that very few, il any; service ataUoaa are participating in the cloaure ur1ed .... uer u a form of pro. test apimt federal controls on 1~1upplies. TOURISTS WORRIED OVER GAS PINCH-Al HOUIE~BERS OWN OIL STOCK-A11 GERMANS GUZZLE OASOUNE--M "We were open from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. today and we'll open every day, Saturday and Sunday Included, for aa long u OW' gas supply laata," commented an at- tendant at a Union 7S staUor. on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Police and servic£ station operators ~ tbe COUDtJ rec_rt;.d-oaty minor-di,.. ---tur int11e1uU..udaa apparent effort by..,..·~ to restore tbe courtesy and level of aemce lbat diaappear.cl wttb the omet of the eriala. Ar....U wen reported iD Hun11Dli(;n Beach where operators of Ray'1 Union '18 on Sprin1dale Street set up a separate Une for driven of com· merclal vehicles. llotortata who tried to join the line and were turned away made tbelr feellno known to atten• danta who feel that the innova• tion ii livinl cuatomen faster aervlce. · A 1poke1man for Newport Shell, West Coast Hl1hway and Rlvenide Avenue, said the sta- tion would be open SaturdaJ "because we IOl a UtUe more gas." A spokesman for Croft'• Chevron on Newport Boulevard said the station bu been advilei that lta supply ol 1as will be U.. creased next week. : College Teachers Voting on. Union Violent Deaths I..inked? An estimated 650 full-time National Education Association. teachers in the Coast Communi· and the local chapter of the ty College District were lo finish Ca Ii for n i a Feder a ti on of balloting today to select a Teachers <CFT), affiliated with teacher's union to represent American Federation of them in collective bargaJning. Teachers and the AFL·CIO. Results of the first election in Teachers could also vote for the district under a 1976 coUec:-.,. representation by the Cust live bargaining law we re expect-Faculty Organjzation <CFO), an ed-late today. independent group or teachers. The district's l,600 part·time or mark their ballots for "no teachers already have maUed in representation." their ballots. according to Max According to Russell. one or lroine Police Probe Two Coast Slayings Possible links between the strangulation and beating death of a 22·year-old Irvine woman and a bludgeoning death in Fountain Valley in March are among leads being pursued to· day by Irvin e police in · vestigators. Investigator Ron Veach said he has contacte d Fountain Valley police ~tectives regard· ing their case. but said it is much too early to tell whether a link exists between the two murders. Savannah Leigh Anderson, a secret~ was found dead in the bedroom of her Woodbridge Meadows apartment Monday night. She had been strangled and beaten on the head with a blunt object. The body was nude. consumer loans through the Russell, the district's vice chan· the three groups in contention United St.ates. celor of employee relations. must receive a majority or votes Bergerson, regional opera· Teachers involved in the vol-cast in order to obtain exclusive lions manager. said Miss An· ing are employed on the dis-bargaining rights with the dis- derson had transferred to the trict 's two campuses, Orange trict. Irvine office from Sall Lake City Coast College in Costa Mesa and If there is no majority. a about one year ago. Golden West College in Hunt-runoff election will be held in the "She was a secretary here, ington Beach. as well as future between the two top vote just a sup~r secretary.·' Coastline. the college without getters, said Russell. Bergerson saad. "Just a super · walls." The election is being conduct· person." Teachers can vote for one or ed by the Public Employment "We 're all so shook . . . four options. The major oppo· Relations Board !PERBl, an shocked ... I just can't say nents are the Coast CTA·NEA . agency appointed hy Governor County 'Swamped' With 'C' R ·equests Veach said today be would not reveal whether the attractive woman had been strangled by hands or some other means. And the investigator said only "possibly" when asked if Miss Anderson had been sexually as· saulted. He would not elaborate. Joan Virginia Anderson, 28, and not related to the Irvine vie· tim. was killed in her Fountain Valley home March 8. Her body. clothed in a nightgown, was round in a guest bedroom. She had been bludgeoned, according to police. anything more." Bergerson affiliated with the California Edmund Brown Jr. after the said. Teachers Association and the Rodda act was passed. orange County offices and city police departments r eported to· day they have been swamped with inquiries for "C" stickers which would exempt com· mercial vehicles from the odd· even gasoline sales restrictions. Officers .in Stanton said today they have yet to receive any or the sticker applications. But county government of· ficials said they have left it up to individual ~ity managers and police stations to come to county offices in Santa Ana to obtain the application. Tustin police said they handed out 550 to 600 applications on . Wednesday alone and Santa Ana police s aid they distributed more than 100 in the first six hours or the day - The applications, which are to be available at libraries, police stations and city halls. are to be processed solely by mail. County T ax Collector- Treas urer Robert Citron said about 300 sticker applications arrived in today 's mail and are being processed as quickly as possible. He also noted completed ap- plications may be turned in, in person at his Santa Ana office, but stickers s till would be malled after applications are •processed. NQ stickers are being handed out over the counter, he warned. A $10 fee Is charged for the stickers to cover processing costs. 1be sticker pro1ram is designed to help drivers of un· c f,..Ot.,...<-~t ~·' P1Jot,wttf'lwt-lfct'l t\com .,.~ .............. ~~,. 1\P"iOft~ b~ '""°'~ c.N't ~1""'"°C~y "1MtAtt•<"'"°"""'',. pvt>lt\tw-d M!Mtdl!rl ""°"'°" "'td•r to• CO\t• -... ...._, llf« ... _..,.... ~ ... ,,_ l•1"VMl4P'Y0 lrvttl'#.~ ... tv~t"(OA-\I A .............. -............. .....,$ti ......... ,., ~Y\ Tlwflf"" ___ tMflftl•••tlJO w..1 e.,-.c--.c .. -.... .,.,. -··-----,., •. c.tty VIUPl'"leHll-0.-11_,., -·-., .. ,., ,_, ......... ...._.... ..... c:Mt19•M. ~ llidllf'f~.-"'"'4 ... tMeMttfttE-• Coet• ..... Offtoe M.111""1 "S:.'::~ ~~d ~*· .,.,. , ••• ,, ...... (114) ...... a11 .. 1•.W.•:1111ac.....,. • marked rommercial vehicles identify themselves at gasoline stations and in gasoline lines. Police in inland Orange Coun· ty communities and sheriffs of· ficers in the unincorporated south county reported lines at stations wer-e just as long as ever for the most part today. They said. however , dis· t urbance cal Is have been minimal and Santa Ana officers said there has been .a drop in complaint calls. f'rv91 Pa~ A I WADDILL. • McMillan's-court. Weedman asked Chatterton to- day why he earlier had said in McMillan's chambers that the slip ··never left the courtroom." "Well, I had understood that the coiiCem. . . that there were slips dealing with confidential information or patient doctor re· lationships." the prosecutor replied. "I can assure you that I cer · ta inly didn't intend to lie about that," Chatterton continued. He said be "made no secret" about copying th_e now·mis&YI& blue slip to either jhe court clerk or the people in the district al· torney's office. Yet, he conceded be didn't tell the defense until he began cross examining Waddill. Waddill, who finished tesUfy· ing today continued to deny strangling the baby. He told the jury ~ infant was dead or ir· when he arrived al the hospital. As for the "blue slip" con· troversy, Waddill said it would have made no difference in the infant's chance for life had he arrived within one minute of bis page or seven to eight minutes. Oean-up Started STORRS, Conn. <AP> Crews were at work today tryinlJ to clean up tbe ransacked Universt_ty of Connecticut cam· pus In time for Sunday'• 1raduatina exercises. The cam· PUI WU left strewn with debris after students went on an·end-of- aemeater rampage, offlcl•Js said. Burglar Geta TV a Someone ~ho amaabed a llaaa door al tbe-lloat10meey fiard store, IClll Briatol St., eo.ta ..... lbortlJ before 5 o'clock U1ia mornlAI ..e•ped wttb ftve portable television aeta valued at about $1,000 police aajd. Veach. appearing worn rrom the long hours he's putting in on the Irvine case. said interviews with Savannah Anderson's friends and associates would continue today.~ Part of those checks will include checks or their backgrounds, Veach said. Miss Anderson was employed a l Commercial Credit CofP. 's regional headquarters in Irvine for about one year, her s upervisor. Ken Bergerson. said. Commercial Credit provides * * * F,....PageAI PARENTS. • ''She and her dad were off within a week," the mother said. ··1 don't carry a grudge," Mr. Anderson said. "We 've forgiven whoever did this. But we'r e cheated for the next 20 years. "We were becoming so close. We had recently commented on how much she had grown and matured." he said. The last lime Mr. Anderson saw his dau.chter was three weeks ago during a business trip to Southern California. Friends and fellow workers from Commercial Credit at- tended today's services. The body is expect~ Nude Cyclist Flagge(/, Down INDIO <AP> -Warm welltber isn't a IOOd HC\IH for ridiDa nude on a motorcycle down a public bl1bway, says a California Hilbway Patrol or. fleer who arreated a e)cle 1treaker for tnMHllt expoHN. OfflC!el' Fred Cooper said be beard a cltlaen• band radio tran1m111lon about tbe aude cycli.at, and minutes. later tbe unclothed mana\rtaked put. 8otb tbe temperature ud Uae_. 1peed were in the • u Cooper chased the cycll1t aloq la· tentate 10 ,.....y DlOt. Al· terwardz ao-year·old ldward Rlcbara Bell of lncMo was booked for lnnatt1atioa of reelllw drt.tn1 and lndet'ent Hf)09We, • EARLY SUMMER TOOL SALE Dre me I Electric Engraver e ~ l*'TIOOef!!ly on rnetol wood, plOahc. c.,omoc' ·-• '•otecl ¥Oluaote•. 01tcou1oge IMfl • ~I IOI CIOt81'1s ol l\Obt>oes •crolts MOOEL290 ONLY 13'5 ~. ~----=-. I I '.-:. ~ \\.' RATCHET TOOL SYSTEM -. -~ICJC n IY N • •I ~Ill l"l ~--. ~--~ -·---ir:::_ 12-PC. TAP 1 295 & DIE SET Govf"c; ~h.trp,, clP.nrt cullonq t•dtw., lnllUOP., !) '''"~· ., ,.,., .... rite '>IOCk & to.111 WICl1(;11 rDtlPC•NON' 11a · sloned blade o Phtlhps blade 1495 MINI EASY DRIVER 491 8-Pc. SCREWDRIVER SET Squ•re blede1 for extra turn· ing power. Slotted tips Cl'lrome vanedium, TS8SO Twice the turning power - half the effort 1s9s-- Rockwell • RNISHING SANDER Oewlopt 10,000 opm, flush .. ncta on 3 lfdn, •lonv vert1- cet etloflcee end In comert. Front 1nd retr hendles for potltive control. Doubte ln1ul•ted for electricel .. fety. 4C01 M0-6 2-SPEED JIG SAW Fingenip apeed selector; tilt· 1ng b11e; anti·apllt ~·• in- aen. 431C> 7~" Circular 229s SAW Has t .O a..,p motor: 5800 rpm. Telescoping blade ouard. Blade Incl. 4511 STORE HOUIS: Mon. tin Ft. 9.9 Sat. t-6, s. ~M •• ------------------------ ----------,. Gas Storage Fatal Move The rented movina van ran out ot eas and the Jeoaena coWdn 't fmd a service station open. So they aipbooed the gas out of their cars and stored ......... t?.1179 SAN BERNARDINO CAP) -...... bad my _,.. .,.ua," Tammer J.-n said Wedwday M Ille lu ID a ~ .apital bed recuperatial trom a 1•Ml•·t.led ft.re tbat .......wect ber apartment ... tlDld ber ••bud and dine chUdrea. it la three five-gallon cans ln their apartment, · plannina to finish moving the next day. ,,. tad lleDI wu tbe 1aa.t of doeena lo recent ...-. that bave left eeveral people dead aod more ........... .. I lllUN lf we ctida't bave lbe 111 abortage, it ,.._... Dnel' bave occurred," abe saya bitterly. "I lo.tm7famlly~it." 1.-t welltDd, tbe Jemem ,bad been moving from Paema, OD tbe eastern edge of Los Angeles County, to l'.dlemoat in RJvenide County During the oigbt, a spark from the wall furnace ipjted fumes from two ol the gas cans in tbe liviDC room. fire officials said . Mrs. Jemen ran for help but none of·tbe other family members escaped tbe apartment . The dead were Vernon Blair J ensen, 33, and Mrs. Johnson's three cbildreo -Cascius Ellis Gaines, 8, Bersbeda Shoshana Gaines, 6, and SoQya Michelle Johnson, 5. . Mi,d East Center Blasted LOS ANGELES (AP> -A special committee at the U niverS'ity of Southern California recommended Wed· nesday that tbe ~ge discon- tinue .Us relatiombip with a private foandatioD eatabliabed to provide funds for a proposed campus Middle East Center. Financial reUanee on the Mid· die Eaat Center Foundation would "coaflict with the normal fund-raiaiq ~urea current- ly employed by the central ad- ministration," said the blue rib- bon committee, convened in November by university presi- dent John R. Hubbard. OUTa ... Rap~d LOS ANGELES <AP> -A suit aimed at blocking the state coula.1 COIDlllisaion's approval of two storage tanks included in ~ tbe proposed Standard Oil of Obio'a Long Beach oil terminal was filed Wednesday in Superior Court. The action by the Citizens Task Force on Sobio, a non· ( STATE J profi't association seek.ing to pre- serve the environment, seeks a writ of mandate. /tfari•r'• Ear Cut OCEANSIDE <AP> -Police have identified a young Marine found s t aggering along the roadside with multiple s tab wounds and bis left ear cut off as 17-year-old Cecil Bason. Police later arrested five sus- pects, including two juveniles, on c harges of attempt ed murder, assault with a deadly weapon, mayj)em and robbery. IAHIR ···~ Bllcftf LOS ANGELES <AP> Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association has raised its (7141887-1315 (714 119-1381 (714 ~93 prime home loan rate to lllh percent, compared to the 11 to 11 114 percent rate charged by most major mortgage lenders. Wallace E. Bowen, senior vice president, said Wednesday the association experie nced a buildup in loan commitments so strong that "the previous rate of 1114 percent was not holding it to a level that would match the funds we bad." Ga. Srhetlt~ F•fb NORTH HOLLYWOOD CAP> --A 17-yea r -o ld No r t h Hollywood youth bas been ar- rested after allegedly posing as a gas station attendant and col· lecting $27 in "adva nce de- posits" from motorists waiting in a long gas line, police said. Police said the youth, whQse name was withheld because he is a juvenile. was booked on sus- picion of theft Wednesday and released to his father. ~ooting Through Tlae Air Dick Clawson of Visalia banks over an or- cha rd in his 140-pound Mitchell Wing flye r , manufactured in kit form in nearby PorterviJl2. The manufacturer says he builds the kits for those who can afford a motorcycle but would prefer to own a plane. Fmd May Bri~g Pestic~de Ban SACRAMENTO !AP) A state finding of traces of the pesticide DBCP in 36 groundwater wells is bad news for growers nationally as well as statewide. Nationally, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering a total ban of DBCP, which is linked by tests to cancer and infertility, and the finding obviously gives critics ammunition. EPA's next hearing on the proposed ban is June 25, and Larry O'Neill, an E PA spokesman. said the finding could have a "significant .. effect on the EPA 's attitude. Statewide, only California has a DBCP ban in effect, and the find ing just as clearly dents the campaign by the agriculture industry to lift it. Jake MacKenzie, a state agriculture depart- (213) -~912 1213) 918433() (213).....e307 (21S) 42&1174 (213) 1»7571 • ment associate director, said the finding means the state would not be "proceedmg al full speed" toward lifting the ban. The pesticide is one of the most popuJar in the' nation, and Califo rnia growers have argued that its cootinued ban would mean hundreds of millions of dollars in losses in crop productivity. The finding was announced Wednesday by the state Food and Agriculture Department, whicb said it would continue testing to see how widespread the problem is. · The 36 wells in which DBCP was found a~ among lJ9 tested in two weeks. All 36 are in the San Joaquin Valley. except for four in Riverside County. .-d-. (714) 77'>0822 1 714) 82&0381 7141&4•3• 714 142-1411 714 l»-2441 714 .. .., I • • f I f i t. ! • . .. \Vest· Mesa Area eeds--a Facelift----- '11119 Mun' ol plw to 11P118de an e!Ot-blocll ana ol weet a.ta 11 .. will co.-blfore U. city Council Mon· • day. 11le plana, 1ubJect ol blc·tenn dllcuuiou, could hit _tome ..... •council .....,. tae • claeer look at the f\lture ol the area bounded b, Hamilton and 1ltb streeta ud PIK-eaUa and Pomona aveaue1. Amoa& the itema to be dilcuued are: --Ao.M plans for tbe area be-delayed until the city's 1eaenl plan {a revlMd neat year? -How lbould lmprovemmll to roads and water lines .,. f\mded? ' -should t.be clty declare lbe area a redevelopment proJed IO land can be candemned, if ~essary, ror s ub- akllaed houfdna ? -Will area residents object to SO such housing units being put in thelr midst, and what objecUoos will they raise? -SboWd landownen lD the area be required to pay for at Jeut part of lbe road and water improvements? -Will a ailnificant number of owners take .advantage of a low-lnt.erest loan pf'OIJ"am, if one is made available, to upgnde their own properties? There's no question but lbat the ,so-called Wallace area is a deteriorating section of town that could use a facelift. There's also no question about the need for subsidized ' housing in the city and for improved water supply for fire protection in the area. The question is whether or not council members can iron out cliff erences of opinion to their own salisf action and proceed with a project that may in the short run be controversial but in the long run a ppears beneficial. ·Fee Approach Fair . Newport-Mesa trustees recently slashed the fees for community use of the Newport Harbor High School auditorium. Although demand for the space is high, trustees agreed with staff members that new figures on actual cost didn't warrant the fees, so they were cut in half. 1be new fees remain in effect until August, when trustees hope to have a sliding scale to replace the new fiat rate of $155 for three hours plus $37.SO per additional hour. The newly remodeled auditorium opened about three months ago. The original fees were based on rough estimates that turned out to be too high. Trustees explained their decision to lower fees despite high demand by noting that: - -The .remodeliog was funded by now-defunct . .com· munity service tax~earmarked for school services that benefitthe community atlarge. -The district isn't in business to make a profit. -Most of the fees are paid by· cultural and c1v1c groups that also aren't in business to make a profit. Trustees indicated that in August they'll take another look at profit-making versus noo·profit renters. 1be lower fees should benefit concert and dance groups that desperately need performance spac~. And it seems only fair that, just as the district shouldn't subsidize outside activities with below-cost fees, neither should cultural and civic groups be asked to sub- ;1idize the district by paying unduly high fees. layoff Rule Confusing Sin~ declining enrollment became a factor in the Newport-Mesa School District these past few years. some teachers each spring have been receiving layoff notices. What makes the situation particularly uncomfortable is that many of these teachers actually will have jobs with the district next fall, but they must spend the intervening months worrying about looking for work else.where or just sweating it out. The reason is a state law, designed to protect teachers, that requires the district. to notify them in March if they might be disrrussea. The actual layoff notices go out in May for the next school year. Between March and . September. retirements and resignations usually mean ·that many or most of those teachers will be back in front of a classroom. ·, Already, 38 Newport-Mesa teachers of 120 who received pre-dismissal notices have been told they won't be laid off. It's an unfortunate situation -districts have to issue the notices or take a chance on having too many teachers next year, while the instructors them~elves are put in an ~ncomfort.able position of uncertainty. And of course some good teachers who receive the notices take jobs elsewhere in the meantime. Sad to say, there may not be a remedy until the birth rate levels off or rises slightly, as is expected by the mid· 1!8>s, so school enrollment fs more predictable. • ()pinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views e>epressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O Box 1580. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642""321. Boyd/Sounds • Rowlud Evaaa/Robert Novak Bro_wn Wins Oil Independents_ W ASHINOTON -Tbe ap· pearaoc:e ol Gov. Edmund G. Browt1 Jr. before tbe natioG'a in· dependeal oU drtllen \)'Pitied lhe ....._ political alyle be will uae ln hi• campai1n a1ainat PreaicMnl Carter; borreadoualy lncompetent advance prepare· lions compensated for by a brllUant peraoaal performance. ll wu the 1ovemor's idea to appe.r in Reno, Nev., al the an· inua l conven· tion of the In· d e p e nd e nt Pe trole um A sa n . o f Ame rica Cl P· PAA I -the r o ugh-a nd · ready small o il m e n scarcely ex- pected to be Jerry.for-President boosters. IPAA executive vice president Lloyd Unsell accepted Brown's offer, gMng him the May 8 luncheon spot. THE WEEKS passed, however. without Brown con· firming the dale even after be· ing prodded. Unsell, his patience exhausted, tapped Secretary of Mailbox Ener1y James Seble1in1er u Brown 'a 1ub1Utute and aent the 1ov1rnor a telesram d!ainvtllq him from the meettna. "You have Sotten our atten~ tion, '' top Brown aide Gray Davis telephoned Unsell in !PAA'• Wubinston office, re· iteratin& Brown's desire ~ ad· dress the oil men. Unsell a1reed, reserving a new Ume for Brown to speak May 8. .. They were really very cold," reported one onlooker connected with nettber the governor nor the IPAA, "but Brown won them over." What makes this all the more remarkable is that Brown, who usually ~es the precise opposite ot any Carter position, has been saying that the presi· dent waited too late to decontrol oit prices and that de<:ootrol dur· ing a supply shortage is unwise. IN RENO.however,·Browngave the impression be favors decoo· trol without precisely endorsing it. What's more, in privat.e con· versaUoos with the oil men, be criticized Carter's excess-profits oil tax as a lax on oil production that will undermine ruture supply. Given a choice. there is no doubt ~at the independent oil men would prefer Jerry Brown over Jimmy Carter by a wide ma rain. SAUDI ftOUBLE One week after Saudi Arabia's sbockinl ouster of the CIA It.a· lion chief in Jeddab, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance threw a new verbal punch at the oil·ricb Arab at.ate which angered White House foreign policy aides. The White House was reeling from the impact of the un- preeedeoted ouster of tbe Cen· tral lntelllgeace Acency (CIA) station chief when Vance told the House Foreign Affairs Com· mitt.ee that ''clear and sharp dif. ferences .. were developing bet ween the U .S. and Saudi Arabia. Taken together, these developments have brought the two old allies to their lowest state ever. The Saudi government bad nothing personally aga.inat the CIA 's station chief, but a lot against the administration. For one thing, CIA headquarters here infuriated the Saudis by or· dering its local operatives to count the number of minority Shiite Moslems with ties to revolutionary Iran. Tbe overrldln1 pro~lem atema from U.S. ,,_...,.. • tbe Saudil to set ID liDe beldDd u.it U.S. ud tbe new B11J9'.lln· laraell puce treat,. Salidl fl. fletai. fee! that beeaae el u.e 1rave spilt OD tbla ilaue beitwow th~lr country and tbe U.S .• Waablnlton la eoaclueUq a UD· dercover campaip deplctlal a di1lnte1ratln1 Saudi royal family . Alaimt that backdrop, wbea Vance was asked about U.S.· Saudi relations, be plunced in -:- ma kl DJ matters worse, not smootbinC over the differeaees. White House aides were nab· ber1uted. Tbey tried to explain Vance's criticisD) as the lawyer. like reaction of a good attorney analyzing a worsening case. Privately. however, they were furious that Vance wouJd pour more oil on the inllamed U.S.· Saudi connection. That Saudi decisioo ordering the CIA agent out of the country was the farst time ever tbat a CI A man bu been ousted from any country. That reveals tbe. sorry stat.e of relations between the U.S. and its chief foreign oil supplier. MAGGIE AND &ONNIE However cool British Prime Minister Margaret Thateber'e r elationship with President Carter may be, she is oo ex- celle"'nt terms with one American politician: front-running Re publican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. When Reagan visited London las t autumn, then prime minister James Callaghan did not have time to see bim. That provided a shared. experience for Reagan with Thatcher, who was g ive n a similar cold shoulder by Carter when she vis· ited Washington during the sum- mer of 1977. Reagan and Thatcher did get together for a long chat and bit ll ofr splendidly, finding they agreed on most foreign and domestic questions. A footnote: Thatcher. who takes the Soviet menace far more senously than Callaghan, showed her thinking by reeom· mending that Reagan read "'The Third World War" by Gen. Sir John Hackett <Macmillan). The book is a scenario for a Soviet a~tack on the West in 1985. Energy Choice: Regulate or Nationalize To tie Editor : Former Gov. Ronald Reagan and our current Congressman Bob Badham have offered their solutions to tbe present gasoline shortage. Reagan, despite his admission that his driver has had difficulty rinding gasoline, favors a "hands-off" by government ap· proach. He places his faith in his driver and in his hope that the free-enterprise system of sup· ply.equalling-demand will make a speedy recovery. Congre s s man Badham, s imilarly devo t e d to th e capitalist faith, reports tbal his recent breakfast meeting with the chairman of a major oil company bas convinced him that oil companies are being un· fairly criticiud. These Reagan-Badham views are, in my considered opt.Dion. naive, archaic, self-serving and wrong. or the unjts of 27 schools in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. At our regular meeting on May 7, 1979, we voted un· animously to support the follow· ing resolution concerning the re· ca ll p e titions recently filed against Betty Bailey. Rod MacMillan and Carol Martin of the Newport-Mesa Board of Education. Whereas: Recall movements can be expensive. emotional and divisive to a community; and Whereas: We do no~ feel that m e mbe r s of the c urrent Newport-Mesa Board of Educa· tion have exhibited malfeasance in office; Therefore: Be It Resolved: That we do not support the re· call petitions currently being circulated against members or the Newport-Mesa Board of Education. J UDY FRANCO Parliamentarian )farbor Council PTA companies have cunningly played into the hands of OPEC on the spot market. Tom Barley's excellent May 13 article could enly be faulted for leaving out the Rotterdam ·operation. Individually, the "Seven Sisters" will say they could do nothing about the spot market and will claim to be do· ing a geod job in a difficult situation. But as a group they are ripping off the cons umer and failing to meet their collective responsibility. . What happens in Rotterdam is more important than what hap. pens in Washington D.C. where an inept President and a bum· bling Congress of democrats and republicans can't even formulate an emergency ration. 10g plan. God help us. The Presi· dent and the Congress can't. and the American oil companies and OPEC surely won't. JONS. BRAND AS OUR society becomes in· creasingly complex and in-Sl•ple Srlted•~ terdependenl, as we are forced ReUerda• «: .. 11eetiell To the Editor: lo place more and more depen· To solve this stu'pi·d oas pro"' dence OD technology (nuclear as TotheEditor: e u- many years. I have paid my bills on the first of the month for many years. Living in Oranae County, 1 have now waited in lines for about five days. or two and one ball days due to the odd· even routine. from between -45 minutes and 3 hours. NOW, I wish to announce lo the companies how they may collect whatever I owe them: If the last letter of the com· pany's na me is in the beginning half of the alphabet, you may CGme to my door on odd nwn· bered days; the rest may arrive on even numbered days. My hours of possible collection will be posted daily. Also, for their convenience, I plan to ny nags to announce my financial situation. Green means you are lucky and I have finances to pay. Yellow will mean that my finances are in possible straits, mainly due to the prices I have bad to pay in gas lines. Red, of course, means that you will have to try to col· lect on the next allocated day. ANN SCHMITZ well as conventional), govern· The oil companies are not-lem in Orange County and re· t t f ill'ta•-rdin •-d · lin · th d rt. duce the lines in my opinion Ra--d men mus ac u::, coo au:: ~mpmg gaso e m e ese wou.ldbeaimple. Themajorprob-r-and protect the public interest to They are nol sending it off to lem is peopledoa't know when To the F.ctitor: an increasing extent. Mexico. Nor are they keeping The bilh rises on Newport The great paradox of our time loaded tankers off the cout. a·station is going to be opened or Beach's once lovely hills, the is that as our dependence on They have created a guoline for bow long, 50 as soon u they traffic jams oo her nicest days government increases, ou.r faith shortage and achieved bi1ber see an ppen station in the mom-and the smog wafting in on tbe in the credibility of government, profits in a much more subtle ing, they 1et in line. autumn 1antanaa tell us lbe is orchestrated, directed aad manner. by encoura1in1 the . To aolve the problem 8 law not a viroin anymore. But, vn11 1· ....e h R · B tth oP.·..,,, 1· ... t Rf should be ..... .-that each ma· l': -J--~---·~ !lla*_..M_,......._..~. -~~·~n~an~~~~~~~·~·~·~·n~·~U'"~~•~m~·--~~~:,c,~L~ft'~Vll~'~~-~IHl~~e~XD~~Dl'O-~~...;;,:.;;tt,~~~;;;;i~~~:;;~;..--tl~n~'l~ba~ve~t~ .. ~~-•!.:l!*ntg.~·1llJl·~~tl-~-I iu••"' u•"' 1"""" ~ ... oeoeu 1 like forces, decreases. duction and coDdoDlngrU15 Jo• utt compmrJ hn to be Wd re~w\en ;G:'&ave A mechanic can bear hearing is not merely the Oppolition by free-enterprise limited production. at least one day a week from 6 peel Ulin1s iD an eqine that a ablllty to detect faint sounds advocates to politically mandat· a.m. to 10 p.m. That way people ra A iiant phallic symbol Coil doctor can't bear. A doctor from afar. Rat.her, it's the ed aceountabillty •or en•roy p---The Rotterdam connection would know they could set 1as d .111••• . b ..._ __.. can bear tbinp iD a chest abUitJ to diatinpish certaln d 1' "' e • ...-and Ashland Oil is the device all day loag or after wort and n....,. ng) 85 ....::"CD to-out nvtty tW a mechanic can't sounds from other sounds ucln1 corporations stems, I the oU cartel used to achieve they .-ould know where they front to foul our vie~ ,of lilear. )(aJbe that's too ob-and detect rme differences. believe, from coldly calculated their objectives. By aUowinl could find a station onan in Catalina. If it i.s suceeutW it' ...a-.-,.._... aeU·lnterelt. Profit, rather than A bland Oil .... _ l t of the r-will be left there to mate an•· •-· -11fy mention it to Generally, women seem to tbe public interest, bu long s • UJlllC aries an emeraency. • ' be aomewbat more sifted bloeked •--' independents. to putthue oil at There are at least seven ~ J'Olaatly obscene 1esture b9dl: than men in this matter, nuK"aica'a joinlDg the $20 a barrel on the spot ollcompanieathatareinalmoat atyoufornermore. ti l I th other clemocraUc natiooa of tbe market in Rotterdam they 1ave f 0 Tbere are 11 more oil leuea par cu ar y mo era of world in adopttni a com· every community o ran1e out there 11 tbla one doesn't of. Dear alee..-babies. pnbeallve, national pn>---el tbe OPEC members the sreen County. As an eumple. all that f'-..a -· eae--eaal:rol •·-U1ht to beCin the current round wopld have to be done ls the •uu 1-·-of manipulated, oil company· foUowiDI: lly concen la not OGiy for tll8 Gloomy Gus llesleo wlHIJ na. tto11tall1ed tt1 oil ln. 41mtr7. ,,., ........ t.J =••n••Hle W.8. ........ .. ~ .... -... ....... Still anatber never~ Haer: .. Old brick layers never die, they Just throw in tbetn.wel.'' Edward Teach, tliat in· f amoua pirate of yesteryear called fllackbeard. was a pretty toqb customer. no doubt Moul it. Brltllb Navy Lt. Rollert ll•ynard flDa11y sot lalm. On Nov. 21. 1111, otf tbe NCllib CaroliDa coat. But tt took It aevere sword wo•ada and five lar1e" caliber pllt,ol alup to klll llr. BlaftbMrd. Tbe current debate on the created short.a1e. Shell opened Monday blnla and tbe ftabea, tbouO tb9Y availability of 1uollne should T nec:I ..... ~... do concern me peat1r,Wbat n-turn away from orthodox exacoope~ a~ay ally burta ii that I already mia rhetoric, 1cape1oatin1 and TRIS bu created tbe ahorta1e w~~~t!~r,d·Cbevron opened tbe beautiful unmarnd aUDMbl. to "·t' ., that lea to tbe Ions 1u lines ~ rumor reau. .c, pra1mawc and i-·t pro'"·.· ., •• _ .. __ 00 a Union 11 opened Tbu.raday CAROL .VANS diacuukm of altemaUves: ra· ..... ..,.. ~ 11 ...a1--tlonin1, publlc·utlllty type re· 303 oer cent profit over tbe pre. 0 1111 .......-Friday aulaUoa or eventual nationallaa· vious year. The defenden and • Arco opened Saturday uo apologists of the oil companiel Euoa opened Sunday n. TOMWERT aucb aa Shell '• Devereux The rest could be opened and aurprl1ln1ly Rep. Bob whenever they wanted. .,,,,..-•-•U Badham wlll continue to JACK ENDA .. ..,.. put the blame ob tbe l'Oftm· To tbe l'dllor: meat or tbe DeODle. But &Mt la C'e•e ••ti Ge• la TM a.nor-Coacll PI'A Ex· not wbere tlte -blame lbould To tbe ltdttor: ffUtlft Board coullta el of· net. 'OM oil marbt la utiftetal I ta.ve beJd credit cards wttb Ileen. C!bairmea and ~· and eonlrlftd and Amerku oil et1bt major oU compuMt fOt' • f DM.VPllOT ~ ..... 11.1tn Teleftsian_ ·~-- I ,:,1, \ , ...... -1!1!.--~_.,.,___ ----w.-. ,. ..... ,.. ................. 0 2-------1':· ........ .. (111at' -+--~c • .-.,. .. u ....... ~ ... -... ,...., ............. ---·-----..... , ..... .... ... __.. ... ... i1fa5r?'1' .... ...... •••1 ., ... ................ to ....... ,...... .... _ ,,... ............... . _ ....... ..... • 0.-IMY .... ; ...._I --........... ._. • • 11•1 •11 .... .,..,.. "A-..ia..·· .. 1=~ tUMIWCY ltllere's Grao•? . °"""',..*' eo .. 1n10 •flow lbv•I-•, luc, ---~-,.. • aatCAWTT au.,.,_.......,,, • HOMIGMC•B Vi.>rnee Watson. the bride, and Deforest Coven, the minister. are ready for the wedding, but the groom is locked in a l>ank vault on ··carter Country'' tonight .it 9 :30 on ABC, Channel 7. "tndoof'~· Cl) Cl"Oll WfT'I OM81V..,_. au.t; Wwi.tlt F. Bucaity, &""9~. 7:t01£S,WI MCNIW8 Cl) JOKD'8 WILD • ...uoet DOUAft MAN ''Hou9ing In Loe ~·· A~Ofrec.nt pillM IOf Mure Olly dftel.. ociment wttn tlleo60er pt()i pOUle and the '°'*· "C.O We AlforCI A ~family Home"led~by• • ..,,_1a111w "°"' tile L.A. County Aeglontl Plan·,• nlng Ollioe. UCLA SChool of Archllectur•. • land·uM economlat and • h0u41ng 9CIMll 8'i) HUMAHtTE8 THAOUQH THE AllT8 "ArchllktU'9: EltoMng Skyline" "The 8lonlo Boy" I Part 21 • S-NfOM> NtlD IOH ""'*' Lamont ftndlt • Miit 2 c:aM "" of money, he pull " In ttl9lr ssfll unllf 1119 pcl41oa--• •TOMGHT 1:ao1 •.ooo~ IUIEAACH OF... . CJaa1111rl Listing• 8 KNXT (GBS) Los Anger .. :, U KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles g KTLA (Ina) Los Angcftt!> D KABC·TV (ABC\ Los Ang!!le:, CJ) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ·TV (Ind) Loe; AnoelE"' ®) l<CST (ABC) San Diego m t<TTV (Ind ) Lo s AngelP'> .. KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angele<. fit KCE T-TV (PBS) Lo::i Angt!le:, 6i> KOCE·l'I (PBS) Hunhnglon Be;,ich 1"1(1.:~ QAM( THE GONG IHOW TIC TAC DOUGH AOAM-11 Ttl9 Ct Mil of 9 light plaM lf'tlorrupta ~·• leuing 01 MallOy '8D MAaml/~ REPORT ~=SHOW @) MATCH QAMI P.M. •:00• ()) .,.. ~ An •11orney wtlo ~ to uve hi• uHu-i'• Hie •nd • fonner bo•• llftlO W91lt9 "'°""' alM>t $( the ""~ Ct'OWft board the Time~ a MIZZIOha Mayor Cooper trtsa to ludl • young r-.y (Klm Ridlareltl r~bll lly by rnalclr!g II« lnl'yor fe< •day. 8 MOYIE • • * "Mlr11g9" 11985) Gregory Peck, Dl•n• Saker. A P•ychl alrlll doul>IS hll p•lian1'1 am-.. but •-to help him •Pier becoming lnvohled In • -• of strange eventa. (2 "'9 ) ....... °""' .... .. ~ ......... .. ll11t of wloteM• and ..... .......... (tin.) • CMIOL. .. .,,. .., ...... ~·.,..~·"''TM OldGwt ........ .MCMI * • "Zandy'a Bride" 11t141 Gai'9 ..._. Uv UllMM. A picwlMr -...... tor ...... (2 In.) •.w• "Tiie New....._. .. Non- trsdl110nel hMl1tl care ,......,. .,. epot..,._, In ftftWlla, GuM9mala Md Ille United St.ata (A) • PIM.a "Mallo'' In reoogiiltlon of ~Afn$f\Qn H9rt\aQe WMll, tlll1 program •Cldr•H•• th• r•Cl•I 11....atyplng of ~ Amertcen9 In our aodlley. l:JO. WHODUNNrT' A panel of ...,_,. and ~ try IO .,..,. a crime lfMr ....... FF r' IO" a ,..,. °' " In ttll9 09"" 1how ho•ted lby Ed Mc:Mahorl. •a--Sho111y ""' Angle'• .... U.19-llerpl9na 10 many and laeva home. M_T.,...latekento the '-Pftal wtttl --~kMll IY'ftPloml. mTHEOOOCOUPLI In order to win the hlvor of 1111 -girlfYtend, OICat ~on• nM'-ltlc*. • T\MNA80UT "Herd-Hatted Wo~n" F9"\llle bll»-<lOllar worlls .,. ,_ prot>lema of preju- dlo9 and lwnlllMnt on the job. 9:00 8 ()) HAWAI AW-0 A Pl~ bulil_,..,, regllW'ed In • Waikiki hotel und9r .... ~ name ~ the ~ ol • hit-end-fun .ccld9nt. (R) a oc...cv Oulrq tries to c1e9r • dOcs tor of maip,sctloe ch•ro- by proving t11at tout play 'lllU fn"°"'9d In 9 patl9nt'a de9th.(R) 8 (II MAHIY MIU.ER Th• CHI · ot "8arney Mfllar"~ .. •IN TUBE TOPPERS KWea:oo -"Soldier Blue." Peter Strauss and Ca~_!ce Ber1en lt-'.LJD thla 1970 western atiOut mistreatment of the American lndian . ABC• 9:00 -Barney Miller. A tribute to Ule late Jack Soo, who played Detective Yemana, With film clips from his varioul epilodea <aee ~below). · --ltuelly -.. • ._.. ............... .... ---...--...._ ............ KOCE • 9:00 -OUr Time in Hell. A documentary about the U.S, Marines during, the Pacific campaign in World War Jr. .... Jedi 8oo, who ,_, tnyed Ollladhe v-. .... cllpf "°"' wartoul • todet tl6 sppMred In. • ...v ..... V.WSOFAllA ''lndollaala: unity In Otwef, eltf' JoM ,.,,.,.. ..atn· ..,. ... QAlfel OfW$f9lty Of lndon996a. a ~ wlttl 300 actlllie group9. ID °"",.. .. .-.L. The horror tNI -ltla pllgtlt of IM U.8. Mattn. dUrlng the Paclllc -palgrl of the~ Wotld w ..... c.ptured. t:aO. 0 CA.Ina COUNTIW luc:ll19 .,_up unexpect. eclty .. Sgt ........ bacfi.. '°' party and catc:flel him .., the -of another woman. (Part 2 Of 3) 10:00• ~JOfa Bam9by get• the ttllodl of 1111 llfe wtien • young -· '" 8UtpeCted of murder -ttla1 he .. '* '9ttler.(R) II INIBITING~ ANTON ll:v 1<11• 19 M6ec1eCI to be '*. IOf\lll guide to a flllTIOUI IFnd tlandtonl9 ¥!~ting Au9llM compoMI. • NIGHT CWJ..IRY "The uttl9 8l$dc Bag" A diecledlted phyU:ien. now on •dd row, flnda a "'9dls C9I b9Q ltlat -mlatal<en2 1y tr9nltened from Ille 2111 centUfY. IDMASTERNCE Tl4EATM 6. "llllte: AIT19<le•" ~rom Liiiie's tint Cl9y In America Ille la c'-9d wherever Ille oo-. l>ul dllUtef douCl1 the opening of her i lnN9wYOf1c . te:cta«* ICM9>9"W8Hf ,..., , .. ._.. ttlla docu· ment91y frCMft Reflwsy St.-PNorl In.._ .1w19Y ~ with • ptOgr$fll lhlll llUl'a \tie crime out ofjwMl9~ -·· .... f00181&e ··awtat1n11 .. •• awtetln• Sanc:ha team• albOut c;reMlwtty, ........ ,... of die fllmlly ~ abolA ftnaftc:lal ~ Md take lnO dl9nCea. H:G01••<1>0 NIW8 MME .. LMIGH MOVll ' • * •,o, "The Qttl$f Men" ( 1870) Roy ~. Jo9n H9Ctlet1. A ...ittiy, ~tt IUI woman bU an .,,.., with • myat9'1ou• a•- comllc:t. ( t hr., 67 min.) • CHICO NtlD THE MAH E~ etOOk In town lflows up tor • hendout when Eel grv. • wouldsbe c:rlmlnal '°"" money, to get him bacll on Illa *t. • THa....VHll 8HOW Benny llndl hlmNlf In c:Nrge of • lpMlllng tube eJldlang9 In the time of ~Vlc:tOffL • GRAVITY e YY a&IY Tile llfe of • quadrlpl9glc confined to • wflMI c:htlr. ' wno u '" ert'81 hold9 his bfulll In hll mouth to l)lllnl ... do<:umel1teCI 11:ac>8 NB A BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS P-nt• ., SH"I~ !S.~IT> 94m•I. girt."" I TMleoMeltGIW elflMMf .. Jb ....... W!l'tdno lot KM>I. • .CN'nOlm>MtJ .... -· lWIUmffZJDem LllPoMI,_•~ ._In .ellch IN,._. • --to .. holpllal lftCWO!l9· • AUwmHnQ4COQ( IFllPnt ''The~'A-11 ~ of • murd9ret ""'° ..,...._.,,...., Yortl City. • QIT-.&ART • •TONDHT ~ In Loe AngMel'' A cor1..,..1 of r«*lt .. fOr "*"-city ....... .-. """ tNoldar pro-poa.ia and the topic, --c.n W. Aftofcl A ~en-, Home'' .. dlaOI .... lly a •• -..... "'°'" the l.A County Aeglcwwl PIWls l*'Q Ofb, UCLA Sci-' Of Atchltcture •• landsU99 aconon,._ 9"d • houelng ec1M91. 1J:ao. UOYll •• *'"' "Th• General Died Al 0.-" (19341)Gaty Cooper, Medelalne Carroll . • MOVIE * "Crlnle In The Streett" ( 1958) Sal Mine<>. JOM c-wi •. • MOVIE . • • * "Crectr In 1'h• MIUOf" ( 111801 Orton w...... Juliette Greco. Trw.~~ l99d ..... _,_,.., '*"' lei to ""* c:ll9n11 ot lhe i-a....(2'flra.) 12:11 e (II MANNIX Tlltee eecaped convlctl ~Mlt into Manni•'• offloe and llOICI ,,... Oet9Ctlve and • ,.,,.. dl9nt llOllege. 12=$7 I MAWNC* 1 :00 TOttilOMOW 0 _,.t fl091• K•l'f l.9nge. GuM11· HOllywOOCI p<<>- duoera Paler G.it>er and Jul19 PllHllP9 Ml1-...... Ml ...... ... ... .... .. ......... ... ..., ........ .... ~-..lllW ...... .." ....... , ..... (1"t)a.tlalo,liw ..... .... ...... =1= .. -.. MCWm U*"'-"...._~ ,,......,G, ......... --~~ .MCW9 ••'4 "Ten WeMed Min" ( 1Na) Randolph Soott, ~lloone. ~1= • •'4 "South 8•• Women" ( t9U) Burt LanCMWr, Virginia ltMfO . a:11e MCMI * • .,., "8ubWfllga" (1881) Gene Barry. Joan Colina. 4:GO. MCMI • •.,., "lorn• Doone" (1161) a.rtl9ra Hlll9, Ak:n- .,d ~ ....... 4:tO MCMI • * "8-yond The Time Barrler'' ( 1880) Rob«t (:Wt(9, Oat'9ne Thomp--· f "ridatt• Dafll i•e :Uo"ie• tJ:OO •• * ~ "&en•" (l960) W9nda Htlflldrlx, Audie Murphy. Wilen 911 in~ "'"' ia accUMCI of rnutder, lie lleel with hfl 900 until • clever lem•I• •llorney fina. them out. ( 1 hr .. 30 min,) • ***"Allegheny Uprl•lng" (1939) John 'Wayne, Claire Trevor.' Penn1yl11•llla ••Ill••• "'"991 8rltlah troops who are MiMng rum and lir• armt to Ille Indiana. (1 hr., 50mln) S:GO 9 • * "ROii. Freeldy, Roi" (19741 Tim Conwsy. Jiii\ Murrsy A men 1"91 to •mor ... his M>ft ane1 g9in ~lance into the Guir>- n&ll Book 01 World · Record• ( t hr , 30 min I 3:30 D • • ·~ "Guen Who's SIMC)ing tn My Bed?'" I t973189tl>••• Eden, o..n J~ A min sh<>wt up et hll eJl·Wlf!I I hOuH Wilt\ hla ,_ Wtf9, '11194r etght·week· old bal>y and a o, .. f Dene p "' , 30 min ) • That's the ·Way It Is • in TV, Kathy Soo·Rememhered The late Jack Soo, shown with ''Barney Miller" star Hal Linden, receives a special tribute tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel 7 when the show airs a retrospective of selected clips from 80 episodes of the program focus- ing on Soo's role as Detective Yemana. By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -Something Papa forgot lo mention ... Kathy Cronkite, newsdaugbter, has been in California for five years, trying very hard to hecomc an actress. Just three months before jbe chuck·1t·and·gO·home deadline she bad set for herself. she landed a part in a TV series, NBC's "Hi zzoner." On the inside now, Walter 's daughter finds her self confounded by television's little mysteries. She wonders what NBC meant to do with her .. Ii m 1ted series," why it aired after tbe fall scheduJe had already been announced. She won· ders whether it will ~ a replacement series next season or if it is really just a sbort·run summer ~n~. . She wonders why the network doesn't tell her these things. YOU'D THINK WALTER would have told her about the ways of network TV, about fluid Silverman Eying Ne~s HOLLYWOOD <AP) -News and information wm become television's most important commodi· ty, and that development probably will inclutle ex· pans1on of the evening newscast from its current half·hour format, NBC president Fred Silverman says. "All of my adult life has been spent in the en· tertainment end or broadcasting," said the man 19'.tt••MAN who made "The Fonz" a un· iversally known .personality, "but I am absolutely certain that the future success of our company will develop as we build to leadership in news. "Network television, as far down the road as anyone can see, will continue to be Amerlca's favorite entertain· ment arena, but news and in- formation will become the most important service we can provide." The exl>aJl!.lon of the evening news from a balf·bour, as early as the 1980s, is inevitable. Silverman said. 80.VBSllAN SAID THE network's goal of cUmb out of third place in the entertainment t ·For New 'Angel' HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Despite reports to tbe CGDtrarr. tbe aearcb la •till on for a new aaael to HPl•ce Kate Jactaon in ABC'• "Cbarlle'a Aqela," tbe produeen aay. Baeeutive proclueera Aaron Spelling aad Leanard Goldbeq bave aea about JOO actreaea, beard 40 of tbem Ned fOI' \be part and teated 12. AlllOlll alllm are well·bown aetnaea, mome wbo are not kllOwn, a top f Hhion model and a llouNwlle from Viqjnla. DI A8ml'ION, TllSY bave reeelved about . --~=--fNm around &lie world. ta producen NJ tbal IO far tbaJ fawor iJflll!l ......_ ID ur cue, uaa, muat Mllct ::a._ .... to Jala .Jacln Smttb ud a-,1 l.Md • .. .... c hlto prodttet1cle °" • mm. .. .. ~ -..... u. ft wlU be. JcXal :jf ~tl:tW wD tM e•fli'Oal '"!'be Lowe Boat.•• ' • Silverman spoke at a luncheon concluding tbe annual meeting or NBC affiliates at the Century Plaza Hotel. He said NBC is improving such exist- ing news programs as "Today" and the "NBC Ni~htly. News." is completely revamping its pnme·ttme n e wsmagazine show, and will in- troduce new prime·lime news series and specials. HE REVIEWED STEPS NBC has taken since he ~came president nearly a year ago lo stabilize its programming and provide a base to build on. The network currently is lh1rd in prime-time rat· ings and second in the evening news ratings. "We have done that by developing five series al midseason that could be returned in the fall," he said. "Those series are among the 16 hours of returning programs on our new schedule -far more than NBC bas had for years. We have done that in the face of the most severe competition television has ever seen, and we will be far more competitive next season beca~ of it." STAIY 1HE SWON Wl1H A LA·Z.IOY SALE for Ille; BIG ---..... p. .....,, --=:?:--...... ......... ..... oi-a ... schedules and series options and such. But then, he always wanted Kathy to be a journalist. NBC is obliged to air seven episodes of "Hizzoner." a comedy about a Midwestern, Rict\ard Daly·type mayor <David Huddleston). Miss Cronkite plays his hot·headed aet.ivist daughter, Annie. "I don't wanna hear about this," she says. covering her ears when a reporter asks an NBC publicist about the future or "Hizzoner." "It makes me nut.s. I hear Freddy <NBC President Fred Silverman> loves it, then I hear he hates it .•' HER NAME COULD HAVE been Schwartz. She 1s emphatic here. She rt!calls waiti11~ on tables and booking acts for a local rock 'n' roll nightclub. And waiting ror agents' calls that never came. It's hard to imagine a daught~r of Walter Cronkite's as a star·struck, helJ·bent Hollywood type. She's not. really. "If I couldn't act anymore. 1l would take a big chunk out of me," she says, "but l wouldn't shrivel up and die. I don 't understand and I don't ap- preciate people for whom actmg is the only thing in life. l can't sympath12e with them . "I LIKE IT SO much, l feel so emotional about "IT WASN'T UNTIL 'llizzoner' that r knew it. I love it so, I get teary when I think about what that feeling, that need for actmg --but the re arc might happen." other things I like to do." The network says the rutw:e or the series is un. She has already sold a book she's writing on certain, but d6n't plan your summer vacation children of famous people. And iJ she can write. around the show. The debut "Hizzoner" finished there's always journalis m. dead last in the Nielsen ratings last week. lt's not acting, but it's a llving. l guess she already knows that. Even if "Hizzoner" is scrakhed, though, she 's -------------------- grateful to have made it this far. Her five.year wait was the typical actor's struggle. "You could say it wasn't an immediately sue· cessful five ye ars," she says-, "as evidenced by my· lack of credits (bit part.s) until now. I resent peo. pie saying, 'Oh, you could get any part you wanted because you're Walter Cronkite's daughter' ... 'MIUBIMOAl.ACTEA' ,.._, ... ~ """"" ROWm twllt IR BlNEOOT Ml URI Ofl.UI Ill ...... ......, 1111 Ill•' IAllSGll ....... '-11M1 AOSll· ,......., .......... tfal(ITIW•· lll9CllMl,.._ II. Aul• A..-111ft11 ••-•• CJiicmpt"i'""'"'_,...,..,_,n f!i&+c_.,,., .-' ...... --.. \··~·~ ..... --"··-· '137i1ii ...... iiil 1tt4-·--·~· I -~ .... ,,._,,..!~ STARTS TOMORROW uwuoa·..-nmto11 Hunttngton Blletl &48·0388 .. Pun ctn cam Orange 634,9282 t "DAWN OF THE DEAD" (A) GEORGE HAMIL TON "LOVE AT FIRST BITE" (PG) ..... STAISMP IMYASIONI .~s3b .... MtmlAI ........ ......... ...... c..,,.. rtut11ar 11 aMUc. .. STOCKS/ BUSINESS -------Tli. , . NYSE-eOMP6SffE-TRANS-ACTIONS I p.m. (EST) Prieee Sal. ~ ._, W... ..,, ..... 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UI I Jl1 25 -Iii T...-.11 2' l II + \lo W111114' .. 1 Jl Hiia+ Ill It -+ ""' •• alMI -..+ t-.._.. ..111114 4 2'111 't a · •· ·• ~Ill llf t.•. dllOO .,..._ YI , , .. E jot, •• .... ll+hi ....... , .. 1 MS ..-.:-lh ~"' ,. 5 s ,..,., .... ~NH 2.12 4 ... '"'~ ... '"t I , -.··· ",';t,j· N't:.!~ =:.. ..,. • ,J: 2l,.-.,. Mott: ~::,~ J~ ::::,~ ~~ ni ~ : =• v. UCB Defends Profits ~.. • ~ • Utlt= ""·····.....c. .• i, H• ""'··-=!," •1s 7 r ~· ~w1~.At .. 1 IJv;..... LOS ANGELES (AP) -United I , .. +... llf t.11 •• I llllt .......... tmt .. S 6b 14 +I Pl9f .• .. -.. + ~1' .. 1911 42 ~ .... " ·· "=!"' ~::: 4 ~ ••• ._ tt-.M 1:• r s ~ ..... =r: ·=~ ~ ~ ~ :t::::J:,;~~:~ CaUfornla Bank's cbalrmH baa ·' . t• : "' ·~ ~~ r-:: ... n::'..P i:;·; ;;: ~::::: ~n· .::'7 ~ n~: = ~ 8 !!:R·= ... ~ ~ .... :..:... called crttklam of rising ~te • 1 • ~ i,I " 11111• • ir' at ·;~.-.,..=• ml" .. ~.: .... -;.,., 1t;;?:u :: ..... "'-'-profits by the sovernment wronc, ii Jt ~: ·,. 't ti:~·!; 11 ,J ' , ~;·~ =.v' ..,~I:: J. tt =1 ~" ·• Ti '~ "' lmmoral and ctanaerous to tbe COUil· ~ -= : -t ,• ~ ~ Ut'9 • 11'4-"' ·=ft :: t~ ~:-:.~~Ji:::.. :·:: : =: 111 try.'' -c;c -" ,;t 1-.+ .... :I'~, ' " +t~ " 'f ' t m.= t: g;,: .. 1 tl 14Y...... Chairman Norman Barker told a !r ue •ti 1:!" ~:I~ •'ii!~~!~ :fl #t~·~ M ,:.,·, ... ~! ~ ••:•, .... , 'l t~! 11tbertnc of the Briti•h·Amerleu J/'Y 1)111 ~·" ij +·~ 1 ·•" If ' •" ... ,,,.., I: ,=:"' =~ 1:1: ~ ~...... Cbamber ol Commerce that tbe aov· 1 1• • ~ ~ . ! ~ e~ :ti': 11 u-.·:-: :I: U 1: ...... =:;• ~: 1: '7": erftment·• "new vtew" tb8t~ ~.. •.., ,.... 'J1f 1" ,....._," -•-a -are •ddinl to lllflaUoa eoatrt-to :t ... . ' 4 -: i"' ,-:e. ~ .-~· ~t. s. 11 ~: " 8g,. 11 . ~-: =: ::. bittern.a and b01tWt1 toward bull· , t• ~ f + _, 141 .. a.ti •• ,i · t ff:"' '=~i :: s I \.::"' IK!SI. J ~ ~··· ] lJ ~:~ I ..... t• • : " M .~ ; J;~ Ii tC J m !f! ... ~ He called tb• view of profit• .... ·" .,. '1.·~ '•J~.:.:1 ... , .... :' ~ ~, ~ t;;! "poilonoul·• becaUM it •• 1upported i.~ .. ; .: ' ~:~ ,., ..... ";--;'.,. .. 't IM ,r-: ... Ill .~ , ~!.~ bJtbeprnident. .... '"""'*'··17.\819 s ,Speelal It • .,.._. By SYLVL\ JIOll'l'D "' 'J~ Of the US mlllioD Ucemed driven, l'OUlbl:Y • mHM• ft a are over ace 50. Altboqh tbeJ aecouat for Ii,..__ ol an -., ·drivers. tbey are involved ID only 1S pere..t o1 tM ~fU dents. .q The NaUoaal ReUred Teachers Alloelatioa ud the America Auociation of Retired Penom bawe jo6Md di! the Amoco Motor Club to lwncb a motoriq plan for U...•t $5 and older. •· ., .I!:,.,. THE nooa.u1 covm ·~•••as o1 ibe auoda·,., lions no matter where they travel or what ear tbey drtwJ•J It does Dot cover non-memben drivin& a membeM.....a ,:'( f: car. Included is emergency road or towinl ":poaC > vided through emergency dispatch centers in m ,, areas in Arizona, California, Colorado, WalhinltoD, D.C.:n Florida, Georcia, Jlllnoia, Indiana, Iowa, Louialaaa.r Maryland, Michigan, -- Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska. North Dakota. Tennessee. Utah, Virginia and Wisconsin. Outside these areas, assistance \ in locating emergency ._ _____ ....,. ... service is provided through a toll.free pbooe nwnber. More than 9,000 Amoco dealers are participatine. Members receive personalized auto trip routine and • large, easy-to-read maps. Tbey are entitled to emera~ personal check-cashing service at participatin& st•tloaa;t locked-out or lost-key protection, bospit.al emergency fOOI& .., bond. car-theft protection and $500 arrest bond'' certificates. <No arrest bonds are acceptable in California and they are limited to $200 in Florida, Oregon, Virginia and Wisconsin.> MEMBE&S Will BE aEIMBUUED up to S500 rw legal fees. 'Ibey choose their own tawyers and are paid whether guilty or innocent, with the exception of an al· leged felony or being charged with driving under the m. fiuence of liquor or drugs. _ Tbe Amoco Motor Club will pay a $2,000 reward for in· formation provided to police that leads to the arrest uad conviction of anyone who steals a member's car. Members who have accidents more than 50 miles from home will be reimbursed up to $300 for expenses incurred within three days for car rental. commercial transport.a· lion or local lodging and meals. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES FOK minor meclJan.ical adjustments. replacement of a flat lire, emergency gasoline supply and towing. Other coverage includes extricating the car if it gets stuck and service in accidents. Recreational vehicles in specified siies are eligible for the coverage. • The cost is $19.75 a year for both the policyholder and ' the spouse- More information is avaiJable from the NRTA/ AARP Motoring Plan, P.O. Box 390. Long Beach, CA 9080L Ranehers' View Cattle Cycle Affects Price \ ) 1 87 Tiiie Asaod*d Presa The decisions that people like Jack Maddux and Louisf! ; Ahart make today will determine the price of steak on your ~ ta ble more than two years from DOW. Maddux, of Wauneta. Neb., and Miss Ahart, of Marysville. Calif .• are catUe ranchers. They and tboulands or their colleagues are responsible for the supply and p~of beef. When business is profitable, they expand production. as they are beginning to do now. BUT WHEN CATTLE ranchers lose money. they cul back their he rds. Thatleads to a decrease in supplies and increased prices. The cycle takes lime. Calves born on Maddux' ranch this s pring will not be ready for slaughter unW early in 1111. He said the .ups and downs of supply and demand can be traced "back to the Civil War ... Wetendtolookalthisasaoormal ' process. Ranchers say they ( J are subject to inflation 11 C,n~SUMER 1ust as much as. ii not . "-''"' mo re than. other Americans. ··we baveno ------------guaranteed iacome, DO ; cost-of-living benefits, t no guaranteed price for the products we sell and no 1overn· • ment subsidies.•• s ays Miss Ahart. Interest rates are a key factor. The cattle business, said Maddux. is · 'capit.al intensive. It takes a lot of money to run a few cattle. Almost everyone borrows · · MADDUX SAID BE BAD"~ years" from lt74 to , l977, when it cost him more to raise bis animals than be aot l for them. \ Po>tit and loss figures vary from rAMber to randler. • They depend on the weather. on what aspect of Ute buli.ness l the rancher is in. on whether the caWe are fed oa fl'UI or on i com. f The National Cattlemen's Auociatioa nya opentine f losses for the industry from \974 to 1978 were SJ.5 billion. Tbe t association says the average cow-eaJf operator, wbo ra1Ms ~ calves to be sold to a feedlot. lost '211Sl per animal from 1175 through 1978. The situation bu turoed around t.bla year. but rofitabavenot et · tPNfilfer·e---t ca m quarteroftbisyearwas$W,t6eUIOda~. tionsays. ,.-., MADDUX PaOVIDED A LOOK AT some of tbl~ economics of the industry, stattinc with a calf born in tM. spring. These fieures are examplee oal)'; prlcea and prmcJ ticn vaey widely. The investment in tbe steer sold for alaqbter la --=·· cording to bil flprea. At preaent prices -claoiee, ,.......,... · steen are aelliq for nearly '800 -the bulbl1t1 ii prdable' fortbecallraller, tbe1ronrandtbefeedlotoperatGI'. ·~ llllCldlm said tbe profttsbawtobe nUnwted If nadwl wanflo ltaJ in buslneu. And U randlen do not ltQ ta '-l · DeA, auppllee will coatl.nue to decreue ud prtc:w will~· ~~toiiacreue. 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