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Home My WebLink About1979-07-12 - Orange Coast Pilot7 I t a a THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 12, 1979 ------"°'" 11, NO IQ J •aCTIOtlll, .. ~AOH SUCCUMBS AT 73 0 . W. 'Dick' Richard Begin Lauds Peace Talks TEL AVIV. Is rael <AP) Prime Minis te r Menacht'm Begin returned today rrom two days of talks with President Anwar Sadat in Alexandria. sav ing the peace proc~ss h~d reached a "stage of friendship. common unde rstanding and cooperation." Is rael radio rl!· pqrted. Begin said his visit wal> good and produced "positive rcsulb." tbe radio said Begin told reporters in Alex andria be would telephone Presi- dent Carter and send him "a full report" on his talks with Sadat. He also said Israel would return tbe Sinai oil fields to Egypt on Oct. Zl. and as agreed before. would buy oil from Egypt "at market prices " Orange Coast Weather Late night and early morning fog a long the coasL, otherwise sunny with tittle temperature change. Lows tonight in low 605. Highs Friday in low 70s at beaches lo mld-808 inland. INSIDE TODA'\' Oro9 Count11 Fotr gets _.""°" Frtdoal ond will nm t1srough JuJtl 12. For o com· ,,,,, U1Un(I of FridClll'I natl. IJH Page AJ7 .... ::...,._... •u=-:" a .. ::::-: ........ 9 ... = -.:= ......... : 0-ft~--M 1 ...... c.-tY ,.,, .... ., .. M or.1 .. 1 tM Ill ,.., llK•....... ., ... n T_....,_ llt ci.a n....,.. ... " p .. .--,.. ........... .. • ort's Noted Resident Succumbs O.W ··Dick " Rich ard. the former Newport Beach market owner and long-time civic ac tivist died today a t Hoag Memorial Hospital at age 73. Mr. Richard, wbo had lived in the beach city for 36 years. had sold the two markets that bore his name three years ago. At the time of his death he was vice president of the B ank or Newport.. The list of civic organizations that he led or rounded is lengthy and includes the Orange County Philharmonic Society. Big Brothers of Orange County, the Orange .Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Coodwlll and the Boys a nd Girls Clubs of the Harbor Arca He was a past president of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce and the Newport Beach Uoit.ed Fund. Mr. Richard was also an ac- tive financial s upporter of Republican candidates a nd causes Private funer al services arc pending at Pacific View Mortuary. The family suggests memonal ('Ontributions to the Orange Em· pi re Council of the Boy Scouts of America or to Big Brothers of Orange County 2Surgeom, 3 Nurses Hit In Sex Case SACRAMENTO (AP> -Two s urgeons and three nurses a l Sutter Memorial Hospital have been accused of gross negligence and unprofessional conduct for their roles in an operating-room sex scandal. Dr. William Miofsky, an anesthesiologist. bas pleaded no contest to three charges or sex· ual perversion on unconscious female patients during surgery. His sentencing bas been de- layed pending examination by psychiatrists to determine if he is a mentally disordered sex of- fender who should be treated in a slate bolpital. The &late Medical Quality As· s urance Board and the Registered Nursing Board moved Wednesday aaainat the doctors and nurses ln an action that coWd result ln auapemion or r-evocadon of tbelr llceDMI. The ftve were aecused ot faU- ln1 to 1.ct retponalblf on in· CormaUon the)' reeetved recard· ln& Mlol11cy'a conduct. Doctors named ln the com· pla\nt are Calvin O'Kant, 56, former medical chief of staff al tht hospital, and William Rec· tor, 88, aze son? . 4 2 Surgeons, 3 Nurses Aeeused in Sex Seandal • 'Dick' Richard Dies Bombing the Fire Skylab's Debris Collected \ O•tlt Pi.-P'-Oto tt• St•v,. M•tc.hrfl l'EHTll \u .... t1Jl!.t 1,\1' ,\u~tralt:.in::-un ci Skylab hunt scooped up chunks of charred debris on the edge of the great western desert today after the U S space station showered 1L-> red hot pieces .,ver southwes t Australia like "a tram on fire .. While ~oml' Australians piled mlO J<'l'P!' for what could be a pror1tablt' search for Skylab· ... remains. ol hN" flooded the i\mt'ncan consulate here with ungry r:ills about the way the plumml't1ng spact•craft hap· 1wned to hit /\ustrah:i "I think 11 stink!-that they dl' laYt'li th1• d1.>sccnt for 18 minute)-, S(l II m 1Sl>l'd thvm <tnd hi t us .. -.;11rl 01w housew1ft' 10 a 1·all to o Pt•rth nt'"sp:q>t•r "I don't thm'- our s ci calh'c1 /\mcnean allle::- hkc us ven much .. BOMBER DUMPS ITS LOAD OF CHEMICALS ON HILLSIDE BRUSH FIRE Blaze Was Apparently Set By Rocket; One Firefighter Suffered ln)ury Thi' l ' s· spaC't' st at ion t•Odl'cl 1h "'" 'rl'ar ort~sst•) al aboul :! a m llld<t\ ,q 37 ;i m POT Wed IH'sdJ\ 1 111 onf• of lht• world '-. mo'l d1•-.olalt• Jr<'<J:-tumhltn~ 111 t-:.1rth tn .1 sp1•1·t<.1cular f1 r<'""r'-~ -.hew .. tn tht• ntJ!hl 'ik) Tht•n• have tx·cn 011 n·port.-. or 1'~1sualtlt·~ or prop1•rt y <.lamagt• Blaze Said Arson In Laguna Canyon By STEVE MITCHELL Ol t ... Dally ~llot Statl County fire crews were still mopping up hot spots today in the aftermath of a 75-acre hillside fire above Laguna Can- yon Road that police believe was intentionally set. More than 250 firefighters from Laguna Beach. the county and the State Department of Forestry battled the stubborn blaze. fueled by dry brush oo the west side of Laguna Canyon Road. They were aided by four· air tankers that dropped tons or Firetrol -a chemical retardant that coats the brush -on the fire as it move d toward a ridgeline across the street from the Laguna Beach Lumber Com· pany. Witnesses at the l\lmber com- pany said they s aw a blue van with Michigan license plates pull off the side of the road shortly before 4 p.m. An occupant'of the car got out and set off a bOt· Uerocket into the dry bJ'Ulb 61 Die in Crash MEDAN, lndOnnla <AP> All 81 lndonulans aboard a domHUc airliner were ~lled when thelr plane crashed idto a mount.atn ln North Sumatra in bad weather, officlals said. They .aid ~ plane waa futnl tOo low. before climbing back Into the vehicle. Police arson investigator Mike Da vis said he bas good leads in the arson probe. adding police are seeking the van and its occu· pants today .. "'We believe the parties responsible intentionally set the nre." Davis said. It took fire crews and more than 100 inmates from the Norco men's institute nearly five hours to bring the fire under controL One inmate. Conrad M. Lopez. 38. was injured when a bulldozer making a fire trail 50 feet above him dislodged a large rock which fell down and penetrated his helmet. He was rushed to Saddleback Comm\.11\ity Hospital where be received stitches for wounds to (See FIRE, Pa1e AZ> PILOT LOOKS .4T ACTIVITIES Oranae Copt resident& et\JC>y tll&DY a)temativu \n summer recNatkln. Today'• Daily Pi\b\ provides an ovemew ol recreat.loDaJ ac· dvlUea available ta local retl· dent.I thl• 1wnmer. See 1torles and photos on l'•I• AlO ~ AU deplctlna a vartety ol aummer dlvertk>na . Bicyclist, 6., Dies After Hit by Auto Six-year·old Melanie Martt• Privitera of Newport. Beach, in jured SWlday when she was hit by a car driven by a 17-year-old boy, who police allege had been drinking. died Wednesday night at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Police said today the youth faces charges of vehicular manslaughter in connection with the accident that occurred near the little girl's Spyglass Hill home. Traffic investigators said the child is the sixth person to die in a traffic · accident in Newport Beach this year. They also said she ls the fifth to be killed In a traffic accident in which drink· ing was involved. Rosary for the little girl wtll be recited Friday al Our Lady Queen of the Angels Catholic Church. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated there Saturday at 10:30 a.m. I h rl't' men a'>' akt·m·d b)i .1 loud hoom in the remote town nf Rawllnna wen.• among lhl' fir:-.1 to report finding what appearect ro bl' a p1t'Cc of Skylab Bill Norton said hc and two companions spotted the s 1x-foot - lon~. three -foot wtdt' cyhndncal pte~e about six males south or Raw linnu. which 1s 55(1 n11tcs cast of Perth "lt took two 4,wheel·drtvc vehicles to haul it on to the trailer." said Norton. a lelccom· mun1cations technician. He said the cylinder, coated with a fiberglass-like substance. appeared to have bounced and rolled about 600 feet from the point of impact and came to rest <See SKYLAB. Page t\2) Wffee Takes 10.cent Jump Sbe is s urvived by her parents. Dr. and Mn. James Privitera; her brolben, Mark. 1 Dan and Tim, and a s\ster, Deb· ble, all of Corona del Mar: paternal ,randparents. Mr. and Mrs. James R . Privitera of Florida. and maternal irandmotber, Mrs. Grace E . Uyatop of Nebraska. Burl.al following funeral nrvtca will be at the Asce~lon Cemetery. El Toro. NEW YORK CAP) Procter & Gamble Co .. t he nation 's second-largest coffee roaster. has boosted the wholesalt price of Folger's ground coffee brand$ by JO cents a pound. The Cincinnati-based company said Wednesday tls price for ground coffee is $3.18 per pound. Procter & Ciamble saJd the increase reflects a steady rise ln the price of un roasted coffee beans that bas pushed the price of a pound of Folger's cof- fee up by 70 cents since February ' ___ . ______ .....,_ ______ ------~----------..... ____ ...,_ .., CWbX ftLOT s !DY'fdlY. Ju!x It 1m Teen sentenced in Father's Slaying CLSVBt.ANO CAP > -A lem· •cer -t.o told POI ~ he and 1J1ter pakl • lri~nd '90 to kill tMir fl&Mr McWM he •• too 1trlct hat bteo mtenced to 15 yean lo life \n prison ror lb slaylna John T. Wblle Jr , n, l)kaded IJUalty Wf'dnuday berou Cuyaho"a County Common Plo1' JudJ(t• "'nmc1s Sweeney lo n rhara;:t• of murdl•r in tho t'd1 u "'9ooUnc dealb ot his 41 yaar-ol r'&.her He will be llalbl_, f<>r parole tn 10 ~an While bad been Indicted on cb•rG• ot auravalad mur<kr. q1r1vated robbery and forf(try \f\ the dc.-alh <>f Ma father, John T Whill" Sr . dewcribed by frlt•ndl! "~ a 4ul~t . rt-lil(toui. man HomH'ldt· t.ll•tt·t·t1 vt•i. t.l*ld lht' Wh Ile boy and his sister. M tchell " l~. told t hem they w1&nted their father killed because "he wouldn't let us do what we wanted to do." 'rb~ father lrnpoeed a 9 p.m. curfew oca bis children. pressed them to keep up their arades in !'irhool. and Instructed them in the Bible through reading and disl·ue:.s1on se!>sions in the family In rn~ room. th~ teen·agers were Sch~singer Out? Carter May Be Planning TV Talk WASHI NGTON CAP> Preti· de nt Carter's flurry of domestic pohcy conferences ls apparently drawing to a c lose a mid heightened speculation his em- battled energy secretary, James R. Schlesinger, as about to leave office It was learned, meanwhile. that White House officials in· formally sounded the three ma- jor television networks on the possibility of obta\ning air lime at 7 p.tn P1''1' Sunday tor a presidential address. Spokesmen for NBC. CBS and ABC said today no formal re· quest had been received and they therefore could not say whether the time would be made available. At lhe Whjte House. deputy pre ss secretary Claudi a Townsend declined comment, saying: "When we have an an· nouncement to make , we 'll make it." Queen Unhappy Prince Squire s Divorcee LONDON CAP> -Prince Charles. at 30 Britain's most eligible bachelor, was reported to have a new girlfriend. And because she's a divorcee, his mother Queen Elizabeth was said to be far from pleased. William Hickey, gossip columnist in the LOnclon tabloid Dally Expre&s. named the woman as 23-year- old Jane Ward, former wife of cavalry officer Toby Ward. Hi ckey said s he has been acting as assistant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club. whose head- quarters are only a few miles from Windsor Castle. The princ<' is a keen polo fan and player. and Hitkey said s he met him through their mutual love of horse~. "The Queen as s aid to be concerned about their friendship, presumably because it could cause prob· terns if the heir to1 the ihrone became seriously in · voh·cd with A !)pokcsman for Mc Donne ll Douglas Corp today defended the design of the DC-10 engine pylon. and said a crack found on the plane that c ras hed in Chicago occurred when the craft was out or service. John Brizendine, an official of the DC·lO's manufacturer. told a Senate Comme rce aviation sub· committee the 10\.-2-inch crack on the American Airlines plane that crashed May 25 with a loss of 273 lives "could only have oc· curred when the pylon and wing were not connected and the aircraft was not in service." Brizendine s trongly implied but did not say directly thal the crack was the result of main· ten ance performed by an American Airlines crew. Officials of the National Trans portation Safety Board t old the subcommittee Wednes· day the crack occurred during maintenance. Brizenrune said tests since the crash "have proved that the 2nd Casino Opens ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Caesars' Boardwalk Regency, this resort's second legal casino, will open Friday morning with six more table games for the full legal gambllng hours. OAAtfOI COAST '> DAILY PILOT r~Or-CM"°"''"~'lo4 '""""""""'""' nu\f"ct lh~ ~ ,,,_~, "PvC>t•''''HI n" uw 0.-MQI'> (NH Pvoow,.c~·, '-P*'•••••t..,..41<~ owbh,MO MofMJth ttwOYO" Pr10•Y •o• Cot•• ,.,, .... "~-e...u. .. ....,........, a. .... ,,_ lal"'Olln l••-l-e.41(1\ \<Wlll(Mll 4 'W!toQlft t•~t tdf'~ l' fVGU~ ... 1Vf'd4t1'\ ..-.0 ~·f\ fftto Pftt'IC'tCMl OtlOh""''"° OIM'I I\ •• lJO """'' n-v ",....' '°''"" ,,,,,....,. (A1tforf'11,1 ••,. . ...., .. _ Pftt\totnt •f'Hf P¥Olt..., , .. ,. , .... f Vo<r "'""°""'•""Go_ .. Ma-'"97:~,:.-•I ,_, ........... Al\l•H•-. EdtlOt CMlf .. , H \.ttt II-' Noll A\\l\l••I lllYMt•flO Jdltor\ Teleptlone (114)~1 cs.-n.ct...,..,.....,,..1• ,,t111S.C-........ DC·lO 's engine support pylon . . is a good design and a good structure that performs as we originally intended." But Donald J . Lloyd-Jones, a vice president at American Airlines, said there is no proof the crack on the ill-fated plane resulted from faulty main· tenance work. "It may be that we did cause the crack," Lloyd-Jones saJd. "It also may be that the ex· istence of shims . . . created an interference fit that made the creation of a crack inevitable, no matter what procedure was used." The airline spokesman said the Chicago plane had three NO GROUNDINGS OF747s-A4 shims inserted at the time of manufacture in ~he area of the crack. A shim is a smaJl metal filler used to correct for a mls· alignment of parts. Lloyd-Jones said his company "feels that the presence or such a s him raises ques tions whet.her the aft bulkhead on the accident aircraft was within McDonnell Douglas' own tolerances." Brizendine also said newly dis· covered cracks on nve DC-106 are in a non-critical part of the pylon and ''mote in the category ol nuisance cracks." William T. Gross, another company spokesman, said the cracks were in an area of the pylon designed to keep the struc· ture's aerodynamic shape and reduce bucklin11. Lanahome Bond. head or the Federal Aviation Administra- tion, said Wednesday he hopes to make a ''definitive judgment" by the end of the week about the pylon fractures on t he five planes. and then wlJI decide whether to approve resumption of Oights of DC·lOs, which have been grounded since June 6. F rortePageAI FIRE •.. h ll h ead and wa1 later trantPorted back to Lbe Norco ftcllU.y. City. county and &tale cr.wa reapondtd to the 4 p.m. fire with 24 brus h en1lnea, three buJldoun1 ellbt band crewa and tour air tanktn trom the !\)tan air attack center ln Hemet, a at.ate operated factllcy. • There were signs. too. that afte r a week of meeting with about 130 official and uQofficial advisers and perhaps the m ost important speech or hi! pres· ldency ahead. Carter was about to shake up his staff as he tries to deal wit h the nation 's economic and energy woes. The s ubject of Schlesinger's departure brought a s pate of comments from White House of· fic ials. none denying flatly a re- port he is resigning. The Energy De!'artment's chief spokesman said 1 Wednes· day evening that Schlesinger had not resigned . But the spokesman, James Bishop Jr . GASOLINE RAT IONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 stopped s hort of denying the secretary was being fire d White House press secretary Jody Powell said the report was "uninformed speculation." The Buffalo Evening News, in a story today on Schlesinger 's reported resignation plans. saJd the secretary's job has ~n of· fercd to John B. de Butts. re- tired board chairman of American Telephone & Tele- gr aph Co The story said de Butts h<1s not replied to the reported offer. One sign the president was be~lnninjt work on a speech to the nation s umming up hls seminars was the presence Wed- nesday at the Camp David retreat of Hendrik Hertzt>erg, a key speechwriter. Powell said no date has been set for Carter's return to Washington, but he said "for the next couple of days or so. he will be here at Camp David.·· This fueled speculation that Carter was planning to remain the re working on an address that could be delivered Sunday evening before he sets out on a planned trip to the Midwest on Monday. Powell said during the re- mainder of his stay at the hideaway in Mar yland's Catoe· tin Mountains. Carter would re· view options for reducing oil im· ports and reviving the economy in the face of an approaching re· cession. Carter is expected to endorse some type of mobilization board to cut through government red· tape and speed crucial energy projects, said a d minisfration sources who asked not to be identified. An energy task force delivered this and o t her proposals to Carter on Wednes-day. · Odd-e ven Plan Exte nde d To July 24 Orange County Supervis<'rs have extended the emergency odd-even gas rationing plan until July 24. After the unanimous vote pro· longing the odd·even plan. board member Harriett Wieder ad· milted she had topped off her tank Monday at a Huntington Beach station only to realize later that Monday was an odd day while he r license plate number Is even. "But the gas station owner didn't seem to notice. so maybe thlngs aren't so bad any more." s he concluded. Tuesday's extension was the !Second since supervisors ap- proved o<Sd·even raUoning May 8. Jmnbo J et Lands Safely Afte r Fire HONOLULU, Hawali <AP> - A Northwest Orient Airlines 'H7 jumbo jet was forced to mum to Hon olulu I nternational Airport when a fire broke out in its No. 1 engine. The plane htnded s afely, and no one was injured, said George Mlyachi of Ole Federal AYtaUon Admlnistratlon. Mlya~ht said \he enstne cau1ht rlre shortly 1ner the jet took off Wednesday mornln1. The captaln shut off the enatne. exUn1uiahed the nre and d umped moat of the jet rueJ before retumln1 to t.M 1trport, he•aJd .. ' quoted as saying Police charged that the Wh1k chlldren left their Cather's body undlsturbffi in their home tor nine dayi; while they went on a spending spree with h1~ money and credit cards. In May. M1rhelle was convict ed or delinquent aggravated murder und thl'ft in tht' !>laying Juvenil£• Court Judgt! J ohn F Corrigan committed her to lhc Ohio Youth Commission , which has JUnsdlction to keep her in a state facibty until abe ia 21. Sweeney earlier ordered Jerome Watkins. 18. the alleged gunman. confined indefinite ly al Lima State Hospital after two psyc hiatrists testified that Watkins was not competent to stand trial. Homicide detective Robert Shankland said after the body S tandi11g Guard ,\ Hi year.old 111l'l'l11H·r 111' tht· \:re:.traµ.uan '.\:.it1onal Guard. i<.Jent1 f1l'd 1>nl.\ ;1s L':1ml111;1 . ~tand~ ~uard out~1<Je a famll~· <'ompound 111 :Vl.magu;,i Thl' guurd ha~ an ex· tens1H• n·c·n11ting program under wuy and man~ young men ;rnd wornt•n arc J'H111ng ~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~.---.~~~- Employees Launch 'Sickout' in L A LOS ANGELES IAP > -Hun dreds of county employee)>, m eluding s heriff's deputws. dt•pu ty coroners and clt.'riral workers. called 111 ~1ck toda\ Signaling lhl• start Of iJ threHlt'Ot•cJ two-day l>tckout ··we·ve ROl one pt'r'>on 1n so Car." said James Kono. ass1~lan1 chief of the coroner's m vcst1ga tion division. The 'l:T coroner's investigators are part of a 35,000-member un Jonized work force involved in a wage dispute wtth the county There are about 65,000 workers on the county payrolls. The Sheriff's Department would not. say how many of its 4.200 deputies were participating in the sickout today. However. Sheriff Peter J Pitchess cancelled all vacations and put supervisory personnel and those deputies reporting to "'ork on 12 hour sh1fl5 · Wh1ll' "'t' L'annot rnndont· tht· 11ct1ons l•f tht> depulH''-...,:.11d P1trhess. 'wr mu..,t r nlll'l7t lht· harga1mng pron•,...,"" ht<.'h n•-.ull 1•d 1n th1!> 1mp:r .... M· l'ltl'hl'S:O., ~hll IS l)llt of .... l;j\I' rllll' to the n ... ath of .1 relut1 "" also aC'knowledged that thl' level of service provided to the coun ty 's 33 unincorpo rated c1t1e~ wo uld be reduced. "But we will be sta!Ced to meet all e mergencies. life threatening s ituations and those s ituations involving an existing ~erious threat lo properly," P1tchess said The JOb actions follow a stnke hy city workers in R1vers1d~ that began Wednesday. sickouts by Santa Monica poli t e and wo rk s lowdowns by s heriff's deputies in ne1 g h borin~ San Rernard1no Count~ was discovered that he could not understand the s laying ·'They had everything lbeir father could give them: $20 a week allowance. a TV in their bedrooms, a magnificent stereo system . a classy CB radio." Shankland said. "He (the father> fixed their m e als. cleaned their home, dropped them off al school, picked them up and probably wiped their noses. too." F,.... Pafl*! A I SKYL AB ... in low scrub Another rt•ported finrt wal> m adt.' 400 miles to the southwe~l in the town of Jerramungop, where an un1dent1f1ed rc~tclt>nl bro ught a rhunk nf hurn~d fibrous material to u lot·al pol1<·1· station. the newspaper the We~t Australian reportt•d /\ golf courst· ~rounchkf'1•1w1 in the coastal town of /\lbany wu <, th~ first to t·la1m a find, but his turned out t<1 bt• a hoax pt•rp<'lrnted in part to "n• ta liate" agains t ll ~ s1w1'1• sc ientists "as we didn't ap preciate them dehhi>r~t lt•ly rle cidin~ to put SkylHh dnwn 1n Australi a." s aid on1· of thosl' 111 vol ved The Nar ronal Acrona1111c..., and Sp<ice Adminis tr;1tion d10 not "aim" tht· descending 1·rafl .11 t\u ">tralii.i. but a tumhl1ng nm nt•uH·r rn<idl· tl)w;;1 rd thl' P111t ffid\ h<l\I' 1•'<l£'ndt•d 1l s fall f;r r t•nough 111 f!•a«h tlw «11n110t•nt..., ''>lllhY.t•sl c·orm t J'h1 ~Mil Jo•r ;in1•1....c·o E>..in1im·1 111 ""'l'ilJWr 1 ~ 11fft•nn~ .1 $111.tJC~I t(•Y.,trd 111r lht• first µicce 11f ~i.. \ l.ih 111rn1•1l 1n \Cl 1l . ancl , ;i 'r i o u.... co m m t' n· 1 a I o u 1 r 11 . around the world n·port{'dly at• n·;u1y to pay ror chunks th1·· l'oulrt ~t·ll a:-.... ouH·n&r!> :-... t\ ~ /\ 'IHI k,. ... \\(Im .. n 1\1 JI •. ~·1 11 pat nt•lo. :-..rnJ 111 W a~h mg11111 toduy thl' 'pan· agl•ncy mr~:ht st• :1 d 1• x p 1• rt' to WP s t t! t n :\u .... 1ralta 111 c h1•1·k on th1· a utht•nt11·1t;v of pH•<'1·:. r1>portcdh found Aulhor1t1c~ c:ilculated that most of all or the space station·-. remains landed in a n area cen ten~d nl!ar Ralladonia, a spars1• Iv populal('f! rnnth areCI 5:111 mll('S cast of Perth L' S o((ec1ab l'Sll!JJ.tlcd ~ t11 :!5 ton~ of metal '>U rv1vert Skylab s d1s1ntegrat1011 when 11 plunJ?ed 1nlu the Earth':, a l · mollphen• Twusia Rel~ases An1erican P lanP A MSTF.ROAM. Netherl:tn<h 11\ P 1 An American chaM1•r pla n t-im pou nd e d b y th e 1'un1i;ian ~overnment reachPd the Netherlands today after thE' Tun1s1an:. re lieved it of 50 tons of weapons they said were in- tended for the Palestine Libern t 1on Organization. Dutch police took the four A mt>r1can crewmen to quarters Jt Sch1phol Airport after the l.100-mile flight from Tunis. The crew refused to talk with re· porten.. saying their employers in Kansas City ordered them not to ./ Ot-'t-'SllORI::. or. <Jl 'IKSll.Vtm . HOBlt;. ~llRfLl~t: • PllA. !"TllBUl~S " WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG NEWPORT SURF AND SPORT Moht Stott 2224 M•wpori ll•d. M•...,.tleoch ,,,.,.,. cM.wc,.c.-... 1 ' ....... (Ml.ff61y • ' • Mt:rno1. WOMEN'~ & BOYS' ~WI MW•:A~ • Stew. 2 21 01/J M.tH An . 1.-.0. 11191d 613·712' I 0 e.A•t ,.-. 4elly 7 r ·Orange Coast EDI TION VOL. 72, NO. 193, 3 SECTIONS, ~6 PAGES - Today's Closin• N.Y. Stoek s N F l FTEEN CENTS Secretary Schlesinger to Quit Post? W ASHlNGTON I I\ P 1 f're.:.1 deAt Carter's nurr) or domt·~ttc pollcy ~erences 1:. uri11a rt•nth drawln& toll c lo. e um1d ~pw"ul,; tlon bis e mbattlt'd 1·1H•r1:' secretary, J iAmt-:. R Sd1l1·, in1er . is about to lf'u V\' ofh1·1· And the Whitt Hou:-.1· IH"e:-. ... 11( fke announe1•d to1t.1-. th.11 Carter will m akt· .1 11.1t111nalh broadcast addrei.!> from h1' (I\ JI Office at 7 p.m Pl)'l' Sunday "The president wall '111.'<tl-. "" issues which he feels an· 1 mµur l.rnl lo tht• llt1l1<1n 111rlu1.hn.: t•nt•rt:). • u stutt•rw•nt ... u11I Th 1• 'l u I t• mt• 111 .1 I:. o .., .11 d t '.1rfr1 \l.llUld :.tu·k Ht phrn:. tu 11.1\t•I 111 Kun'.'l u' ('1tv .Jflil Dl'l 1 011 11n M1111tf,1' I 11 K an1>1t:. t 11 \ tw wi ll sp1•ttk 111 tht' Nu I hHl<tl A"'tll<'l.ttlOll 11( ('ountlt''· tu prt•st•nt .1tl tlil111n11l 'Pc<:1fi1·:-. 011 t•111·rg\ 111 lh•tr1111 , he will :-.pt>ak bnf'f Iv tHHI tuk£• 11uestinn!-. from the .1ud11·rw1· .it tht' ndlmn al c·onven 1111n 11f lht• Com mun1rallo11:-. Dail' Ptlot Pft.oto by S•~• Mart>tf' Workt>n. of Ame rica Tht>rc wcro signs, lc..i. that . .Ctt•r a "eek or meeting with ,, bout 130 officwl and unoffirial GASOLINE ,RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 advisers a nd perhaps the mos t important speech or his pres - 1denry ahead. Carter was about ~ to s h<1kc up his staff as he tries 1 11 ill• u l w 1 t h I h e n a ti o n · s l'c·onomic und energy woes The subject o f Schlesinger 's departure bro ught a s pate or comments from While House of- ficials. none d enyin g flatly a re· port he is resigning. The Energy De p a rtment 's chief s pokesman said Wednes- day evening that Schlesinger had not resigned. But the s pokesman. James Bishop Jr . s top ped s hort of de nying the secretary was being fired White House pre!is secretury Jody Powell said the report was "uninformed speculation " The Buffalo Eve ning New!>, 1n a story today on Schlesinger's reported resignation plam,, said the serret ary·:-. job has been or fcr ed to John B. de: Butts . re tir e d board chairman or Am erican T ele phone & Tell· graph Co One sign the president wa:- beginning work on u :-.pt'e<'h tu the n a tion sum m 1ng up ht '> semina rs was the preo;enc•t• Wet! n es d a y a t th t: Ca m 1> U a ' 1 <: retrt'at of llcndnk He rt.t!>erg. a key Spt'Cchwnter. Powe ll said no date has been s et for Carter 's rC'lu r n t o Washm~ton, hut ht• said "for the nt'xt couplt' of days or so. he will he ht•re al Camp David · T his fueled speculation that (';.irter wus pla nning to remam thert' workin~ on an addr<::-.~ that could bl' dehvert•d Sunday l'\ t>ning hi.·fon· ht• sN :-. 11111 on a pla111wd lrtp tu tlw Midwest on ~londu'." Skylab Pieces Found Australians Hunt Debris; Many Angered PERTH. Australia IAPI Austr:.iliam. on a Skylab hunt :-.cooped up chunks or c h:.irred dl'ori:. on lht~ edgl• of thl' .:real \H•stern dt:~wrt trnfa\ a ftt•r thl· l' S spact• :-.lut10n :.howt·red 1t!. rcn -hot pil'l'CS over southwc::.l Australia likt• "a tn11n on fl rt• .. Whil<' som<: Australians piled into jt•t•ps for wh<it could be :i profitable sear ch for Skylab's remains. others fl ooded the A mcnran cons ulate here with angry calls about the way the plummeting spacecraft hap pt>ncd lo hit Australia Arson Eyed In Laguna Canyon Fire By STEVE MITCH EU. Of Ille O•tly Ptlol Sl•ll ·1 think 11 stinks th:.it the\ dl' layl'd ttw descent ror HI m 1nutt•'> !>O it misst·d tht·m and hat u:-.. · -.:rn1 one houst:wif<: in a C'ull lo a Pl·rth ne "spapN "I rton t lh1ni.. our so-calll'd Am<:rt('<Jfl ull11•-. ltkl' u~ n:n mut•h · The U .~· :-.pan· "' ;1t 1<m cndc<1 11:-. six -year od ysSl'Y at ab(Jut 2 .t m toda\ C!1 37 a m POT Wt• in Onl· of thc v. orld -. most <lt":-.olat{' <.ir """· tumbhn~ lo F.:irth in a spe('t:tl't1lar fircworh :.how tn the night -.k) Tht·n• haH' lwt·n no rc•ports <>f casua ltiesorpri,pert) rl<11nagt· Civi._. Worker Thrct-rn<•n ""' ak1·nNI ll\ .1 loud hoom rn tht• r1•11111t1· t11v.11 11f Hawltnn;.i \H•n· .imong 1tw tir ... 1 to rC'port fmd1ng what aplJ•"<•r•·<I to h1· a ptttto..• of Sk) 1,11, Bill t\orton ..,;wf h•· .1111! 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The breakdown resulted in a richer-than- normal mixture or fuel and. thus. the black smoke, ac- cording to Edison officials A company spokesman said a re port on lhc inC'1dent wai. filt•d with the South Coast Air Quality l\lanagcmcnt D1i.trirt County fire c rews wer e still mopping up hot spots today in the aftNmath o f a 75-acrc hillside fire a bove Lu~una Can yon Road that police believe was intentionally set. 0 . W "Dick" Rirhard died lo· day at Hoag Memorial llospital al the age of 73 1 t .. 1K111 rria' co:.t <1:0. m u1·h a::. :'iO • 11•11h r.1lh1•f '111.111:F,1·1·11i... 111 rult \ • ~~~~~~~~~~-- Mas'on Siler Rites Scheduled Saturday M o re than 250 rire fi ghter s from Laguna Beach. the county a nd the State Department or Forestry battled the !itubborn blaze. fueled by dry brush on the west side or Lagunu Can}on Road. They wert! aided by four air tanke rs thtil dropped Lons or Firetrul -a chemical ret:.irdant tnat coats the brus h -on the fire as 1t moved toward a ndgelint• a<.'ross the :-.trcet from the Lag una Beach Lumber Com pany. Funeral sen 1c·e!. \I, 111 he con ducted Saturdav 10 Corona cit-I "1ar for Mason Silt-r , tht• formt•r owner of three Harbor An·a 'movie theaters who tl11:d W•·cl nesd ay at the age of I)~. • Mr. Siler.retired 1n Hl71i, :-1•11 1ng the theaters he built. th1· Mesa The ater and the Lido Theater. lo the Edwards C111t'ma r. h ain. He had sold lht· Hall'°a beater several years t>iJrlt(•r. He was a resident of l\ewport ~each for more thun 40 year:.. Jlis family boughl the Balboa t'fbealer when they came lo LhE! •Harbor Area in the c<1rly 1930-; · Mr. S ile r ser vt-d on lhe ~ewport Beach Planning Com .mission and was a m emtwr ur 'the City Council from l!MG lo 1948 At the lime of his rcllremt•nl. ~r. Siler recalled that when the G riffith Company b u i lt has theater on Via Lido. the only other building in the area wai. a mall bank run by Paul Palmer. another area pioneer who died earlier this year. The M e~a Theater was opened four years before the city incorporated ' Active in a variety of civic o r; ganizalions. Mr. Siler was a -ebarter m ember of the Newport Balboa Rotary Club. At the time of bis death, he was lhal or· 1anization 's lo ngest a c tive m emb er with 40 yea rs o f tervice. > Mr. Siler was an avid golfer who played re1ularly at the San- •ta Ana Countey Club. ' Jte also enjoyed biking and j•lnce his retirement, he climbed ~t. Whitney. )Ir. Siler was a member or the Goofotlera1 an informal group of people Crom the Udo na. Another member of that p, O. W. "Dick" Richard, today. Mr. SA»r leaves hit widow, <See SILER, Pa~ AZ) More Coverage Adcllt.lonaJ Harbor Area cov· ....,. appears today on Page Alt. Dally Pllol Stall PllOIO DEAD AT 69 Mason Slier Witnesses at the lumber com pany said they sa" a blue van with Michigan lict·nsc plat<:s pull orr the sid<• of thl· road s hortly be fore 4 p.m . An occupant of the car got out and set off a bot tlerockcl into the dry bru~h be for e clim bing back into the •:eh1cle Police ar~on investigator Mike Davis said he has good le ads in the a rson probe. adding police arc seeking t he van and its occu· pa nts today "We believe the parties respons ihle mtc•ntionally set the fire, .. Davis !>aid. Mafia Shooting BULLETIN NEW YORK <AP) -Mafia chieftain Carmine Galante and another 111an were s hot to death In a Brooklyn restaurant th.ls af· ternoon, police said. Two othe r p e r son s w e r e serio u s l y wounded. Queen Unhappy Prince Squires D·ivorcee LONDON <AP> -Prince Cha rles, at 30 Britain's most eligible bachelor, wa s reported to have a new girlfriend. And because she's a divorcee. his mother Queen Elizabeth was said to be far from pleased. Willia m Hickey, gossip columnist in the London tabloid Daily Express. named the woman as 23-ycar- old J ane Ward, former wife of cavalry officer Toby Ward. Hickey said she has been acting as assistant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club, whose head- quarters are only a few miles from Windsor Castle. The prince is a keen polo fan and player, and Hickey said she met him through their mutual love of horses. "'The queen is said to be concerned about their friend.ship. presumably because it could cause pro· blems lf the heir to the throne became serloulsy in· vol ved with a young divorcee,'' said Hickey. • A long-ttme Ne~pnrt Beach rc1'1dent . hi!> store. Richard's Lid o Ma rke t. w as a local landmark for years. But Mr. Rkha rd was just as weJI known for his t ireless ef- fo rts to better his community Those f'ffcrts usually centered on young prople Private funeral servires a rc pen dinJ! al Pac ific Vi ew Memoria l P ark At the lime or his death. Mr Rich:.ird was viC'e preside nt of the Bank of Newport. a post he 'd h eld since selling his market bus inrss in 1976 A native of Wiscons in. Mr Ri chard came to Newpor t Beach an 1934 and opened the Newport Publir Market at the corner or 2 1st Stret•t a nd Wt>st Orcan Front In 1948. he moved his busines:-. to Via Lido. operating a complex <Sec RICHARD, Page 1\21 l'o11n9 Bieyefisf SUCCUMBS AT 73 O.W. 'Dick' Richard Crash Injuries Fatal to Girl, 6 S ix -year-old Melan ie Marie Privitera of Newport Beach. Ill· JUred Sunday when she was hit by a car driven by a 17-year-old boy. who police a llege had been drinking. died Wednesday night at Hoag Memorial Hos pital. Police said today the youth f aces c h arges of vehic ular mans laughter in connection with the accident that occurred near t he little girl's Spygla ss Hill home . Traffir inves tigators said the c hild is the sixth person to die in a traffic accident in Newport Beach this year. They a lso said she is the ri~h to be killed in a traffic accident in which drink ing was involved. Rosary for the little girl will be recited Friday a t Our Lady Queen of the Angels Catholic C hurc h. Mass o f Ch ristian Burial will be celebrated there Saturday at 10:30 a.m . S h e is s urviv e d b y her parents, Dr. and Mrs. James 'Privitera; he r brothers, Mark , Dan a nd Tim, and a sister, L>eb- ble1 all of Coron a del Mar; 2nd Casino Opens ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <API -Caesars' Boardwalk Regency. this resort's second legal casino. will open Friday morning with six more table games for the Cull teaal gambling hours. paternal grnndpan•nb. Mr ancJ Mrs . James R . Pn v1tcra of fl o rid a. and matt!rnal grandmother . Mr!>. Grare E Hyslo p of Nebraska Burial fol lowing funeral ser vices will be at the Ascension Cemeter y. El Toro Bill to Aid Sate of N-M School Gear Asse mblywoman Marian Be rgeson, R-Newport Beach. has introduced legis lation to al- low the Newport-Mesa school dis trict lo s e ll materials s a l vaged when the Newport Harbor High School auditorium was remodeled last year. Dis trict spokeswoma n Jean Harmon said ite ms o f sentimen- tal value to some Harbor High a lumni, including c handeliers. murals and o rnate Iron anchors on aisle seats, were removed. However, she sajd state law currently forbids the dislrlct to sell or otherwise dis pose of the items. The proposed bill, AB 1925, would permit the district to sell the Uems and use the funds ror l\cholarshJps. Mrs. Harmon sa id l It .111~1 I 1111111 I I 1.ir1 11 l>t• I rir·: I 11,1•-. 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''·'"''d ~·t :J5 t'l'lll"t IH'TO ct 1n.·1·tor' ,1 \1-;11 .11-!11 Jl:O.l'd fort·~ from l5 "~'"" to :15 rl'nt~. lhl' first htkt• 111 d1s1r1c1 hlt'lllr~ Plan~ c·all{·<1 for a fort· rn <'rt•a:.t' of <.inntlwr n1clwl lh1~ ' u m m 1• r . h 1.1 I d 1 r l' 1· 1 n rs pu~tpnncd thl• hrke bt•cau~c of an 1·rea::.ed ridership during the gasoline s hortal-(e I "eather Late mght a nd t"arly morning fog along the coast . otherwii;e s unny with lttth• te mpe rature t hangt•. Lows tonig ht in low 60s Highs Friday m I low 70s at beach es t o mid·80s inland. INSIDt: TOOi\ l' Orange County fi'a1r gets underway l''ndoy and will run through July 22. F'or a com· plete listing of Priday'.~ events, see Page Al7 l•tl•x Al Y•11r W"¥ke an Allll L•.-n 0 Erm• a.-,11 Q MallN• A6 L.M.8m 46 Mlll•ll M9t11ew111 ., .... 1 ..... ... , ........ ... ,, C.tltentl• AS Mwt••l ...... t .. CteulllH C>-U Natl-I Nt M •• c .... 10 .. ~a"'• c-1, 411 c .. n...., .. , ...... .,,. 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W ASHlNGTON <I\ P > Prt1b1 deal Carter'• nurn or domt>St H' polity COQftrence · b i11lpurw1th drawini to a l'IOst' nnuti 'J>t't'Ul.1 tlon hls e mbatlll·d t'll('rl.!' secretary, James H Srhtt-... lGter. is about to leJv\• ufhr1• ~nd lbe White tlou:.i• prt•ss or flee announn·d toil a' t It .n Carter will m akt• 11 1111i111n.111, broadcast address from 111, 1 h .. ti Otfl~ at 7 p.m PDT Sundin "The president will "IJt•uk 1111 issues which he feel:. a1 t· anwur tirnt to thf• o ul uln irwludtnl( 1.•nc1'J::)." o l'lt ult•rtwnt i:.a1tl Thi• ... 1utt·m1·nt c.d~o ... a11I l'.1rtf.1 v.ould :-tu·k 10 plum. 111 1 1 a ' 1· I 111 K 11 ""'' ('It y d n II lh'l 11111 1111 M1111do\ 111 1\.011:.u,., ('11\ tw ~ill spt•<tk to lht• N;, l111nu l !>'\1('1,lt lOn of C'ountws, to pn·~t·nt ;11hht111nul s 1H:c1hc!> 1111 1·11t·qo, In l>l'trrnt, he will ::.pt!ak bnef I" untl tah ques tion::. from tht· a11d1t:1t('t' <11 tht· nal1un ul 1·on vc11 11110 1>f lh t• Commun1cat1011!> Wo rkcn. of Ame n ca. Thert• wt•rt> signs. too. lhut .1rtcr " week or meeting with .1bout IJO orfic1al and unofficial GASOLINE RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 .idv1:-.l•rs and pt•rhap~ the most important spee<'h or his pres· 1tJency ahead. C'arter was about 10 ~h ake up his staff as he tries 10 deal \\llh lhl' n a tio n 's t'l·nnoma• J nd e ner gy woes The subject or Schlesinger's departure brought a spate of comments from White House of f1 cials. none'denying flatly a re- port he is resigning. The E nergy De partme nt's l'hie f spokes m an said Wednes· day evening that Schlesinger h ad not r esigned . But the spokesman, Ja m es Bishop Jr . s topped s hort o f denying the secretary was being fired White House press secretary Jody Powell said the report wa!) .. unanformed speculation " The Buffalo Evening News, 10 a story today on Schlesinger·~ reported resignation plans. said the secretary's JOb ha~ been of· rered to John B de Butts, re tired boa rd c h <11rman of American T elephont> & Telt• graph Co One sign the pre-;1de nt wa!-t beginrung work on a spct•ch hi the natio n s umming up hi -. sem111<1rs was tht-pre.,cnCl· Wed n es d a y a t t ht· C a m p () a v 1 c: re treat or lh:ndrik Hcrtzt>erg . a key s peocchwntcr Powell said no elate h tts ~en S<'t fo r C<t rtcr's r e t urn lo W<1shini.!lon. but ht' s aid .. for tht< Ol'X t COUpll• or ciays Or SO, he Wiii bl' here at Camp David " T his fueled s peeula llon that ('a rter was planning to remain there worki n~ on a n addres~ that could be delivered Sunduy l'v1.•ning hl'fon• he· seb out on a planm•tJ trip to tht• l\1 1dwt·st on l\I onda) Skylab Pieces Found Amtralians Hunt Debris; Many Angered ~r I l PE HTll. Australia <APJ r\ustra han~ on a Skylab hunt -;cooped up chunks or c harred debri~ on the cdgt' o r the ~real \H'Slt•rn dt•st•rt totJav aflt1r thl.' l ' S sµa('l' stallon ~ho\.\t·rcd 1t::. red-hot p1N·t·s OH.'r soulhWe!>l Australia l1kt• "a tra in un firt•" Whil<' some A ustralian~ piled mto Jeeps for what cou ld bt• a profitable s earch for Skylab's remains. otht•r s flooded the Amt.>ncan cons ulate here with .ingry C'alts ab(lut the w<1y lht> plummeting s pa cl'c raft hap 1wnt.>d lo hit Australi;,i Arson Eyed In Lagun~ Canyon Fire Ediso11 Pla11 f Burps Dalh Pilot Pltolo by S• •• Mart>lt By STEVE MITCHELi~ Of Ille Daily P ilot Sl~ll County fire c re ws were still mopping up hot s pots today in t he afterm ath u f <J 75-a crc h1 lls ide fire above Laguna Can yon Road that police believe was intentionally set. Black smoke pour5 from stack at Edison Company powe r plant in Htmtingtnn Rc•arh. Company offitia ls s aid lhe s moke bl'lchl'd into lhe air for eight minutes I l late Wednesday afternoon wh(•n one of the plant 's boiler jets broke. The breakdown resulted in a richer-than· normal mixture of fuel and. thus. the black s moke, ac· Mo re tha n 250 firefighters from Laguna Beach. the county and the State Depar tment or f'ore~try battled the stubborn blaze. fueled by dry brush on the west s ide of Laguna Canyon Road cording to Edison offtc1ab. A rompany spokesman said a repott on the incident was fi)(•d with the South Coast Air Quality l\l C:tna.ec-ment D1!.lrict ~~~~~~~~~~~ Mason Siler Rites Scheduled Saturday T hey were aided by four air tankt!rs that dropped tons of f-'iretrol a che mical ret:..rdant tnat coats the brus h on the f ire as it m oved toward a r1dgchne across the s treet from the Laguna Beach Lumber Com · pany. Funeral scr v1n•s w1 II he l'fln ictucted Saturdav Ill Corona del /'1far for Mason Siler, tht· former owne r of three Harbor An•a ltnovje theaters who d ied Wed nes d ay at the age of 6~ Mr. Siler retirt'd in 1!176 ~1·11 mg the theaters he bull!, t hc> 'Mesa Theate r a nd the Lido Theater . to the Edwa rds Cinema rhain . He had sold lhl' Ba lliua beater several year~ t•arht·r He was a resident of Newport ~each for more thun 40 year:. .His family bought t he Balboa l'J'beater whe n they came lo the •.Harbor Area in the eC1rly 19'.lOs Mr. Sile r scr vtc"d o n the ll'Jewport Beach Planning Com- !mission and was a member of the City Council from l!MG to 1948 At the time of h is rcttremt>nt. _Mr. Slier recalJed that when tht· Griffith Company built his theater on Via Lido, the only other building in the area wa!-t a l'JJmall bank run by Paul Palmer . another area pioneer who died earlier this year_ The Mesa Theater was ope ned four years before the city incorporated. ~ Active in a variety of civic or· .aanizations. Mr. Stie r was a charter m ember or the Newpon Balboa Rotary Club. At the time of his death, he was that or· 1anizat ion's lo ngest a c tive member with 40 y ear s o r 1ervice. Mr. Siler was an avid golfer who played regularly at the San· •ta Ana Country Club. ' Jte also enjoye d hiking and since bJs retireme nt, he climbed ~t. Wlutney. llr. Siler was a me mber or the Goofolfers, an informa l group of 11M111.nes1 people from the Lido na. Another member or tbat rou_p, O.W. "Dlck'' Richard. today. llr. Siler leavos hla widow, (8ee so.Ea, Page AZ) AddltionaJ Harbor Area cov· _... appN!rl I.Oday on Page All. Daily Pil01 SteH Ptoot• DEAD AT 69 Mason Slier Witnesses at the lumber com pany said they s(lw a blue van with Michigan linnsc plates pull off the s idl1 of tht· ro<td s hortly before 4 p m An occupunt of the car got out and set off a bot ·tle rocket into the dry brus h before c limbing ba<'k into the ·:ehiclc Poh ce arson m vestigator Mike D<1vis sa id he h as good leads in the a rson probe. adding police are seeking the van a nd its <><:cu · pants today "We believe the parties respons ihlc mH•nt1onally set the fire." Davis s aid Mafia Shooting BULLETIN NEW YORK CAP) -Mafia c hiertaln Carmine Galante and another man were shot to death in a Brooklyn restaurant tbls af· ternoon, poUce said. Two other persons were s eriously wounded. Queen Unhappy 4»nnce Squires Divorcee LONDON CAP> -Prince Charles. at 30 Britain's most eligible bachelor. was reported to have a new gir lfriend. And because she 's a divorcee, his m other Queen Elizabeth was said to be fa r from pleased. 'William Hickey, gossip columnist in the London ta bloid Daily Express. named the woman as 23-ycar· old Jane Ward, forme r wife of cavalry officer Toby Ward. Hickey said s he has been acting as assist ant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club, whose head· quarters are only a few miles from Windsor Castle. The prince is a keen polo fan and player, and Hickey said s he met him through their mutual love of horses. ''The queen is sald to be concerned about their friendship, presumably because it could cause pro· blems .if the heir to the throne became serioulsy in· volved with a young divorcee,'' said Hickey. • · 1 thank it stink!> that the) <It· laycd lilt• desc•cnt fo r IP. minute' s<1 11 mtSSl'd them a nd hit u~. saH1 Ont' homw \\1re in a t·all tc1 a l't-rlh n<·Msµapl•r "I d1rn't think our so 1•allt•d :\mcrlC':Jfl <tl ltt•' 11!..1· us n•n mul'h " The Us· !)pan· sl attern ended •l~ SIX·\'ear OdVSSl'\ at about 2 a m today I~! j7 a m f' DT Wpd ne,da \' 1 in rinl· or tht• \\ orlrl .... mos! d<':'olate a rt' a'. tum hi 111g to F:arth in a spt•C'I ;11·tll ar firework.., sho"' in the 111ght :-.!..} T hert• huvc hl•en no r1·norts or cas uallie:-orpropert~ d ;.11nagt• Thrt'l' mt•n a\\ ak1·nt·n II\ ,1 loud hoom 111 thl• rf'mllll' !nv.11 of Ha\\ hnna \.\l'f'l' Jmonl! th1· f1r ... 1 Ill repl)rt rinding whal app1·,11 t•rt 111 ht· a pll'<:t· 11f SI..\ l.i t. 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Richard d1i>d lo· day at Hoag Memorial llosp1tal at the.age of 73 A long-time Ncwporl Rt!ach re:-;1dent. hi~ s tore. Richard's L id o Markel. w a s a loca I 1andmark for years But Mr. Richard was just as well known fo r his tire less ef forts to better his commuruty. Those e ffeets usually cente red on young people Private funeral ~erv1ces arl! p e nding a t Pacific View Memorial Park. J\t the time of h1~ dea th. Mr Rich ard was vice president of the Ba nk or Nt•wport. a post he d he ld since sellin g his m arket business in 1976. A na ti\'e of W1scons1n. Mr Richard came to Newport Beach in 1934 and opened the Newport Public Market a t the comer or 21s t Street a nd Wes t Ocean Front_ In 1948. he moved his business to Via Lido. operating a complex <See RICHARD, ~age A21 SUCCUMBS AT 73 O.W. 'Dick' Richard Crash Injuries Fatal to Girl, 6 Six-year .old Melanie Mane Privitera of Newport Beach. in· JUred Sunday whe n she was hit by a car driven by a 17-year-old boy. who police a llege had been drinking. died Wednesday night at Hoag Memorial Hos pital. Police said today the youth races c harges o r veh icular m a nslaughte r in connection with the accident that occur red near the little gir l's Spyglass Hill home. Traffic inves tigators s aid the child is the sixth person to die in a traffic accident in Newport Beach this year . They also said she is the fifth to be killed in a traffic accident in which drink ing was invo lved. Rosary for lhe little girl will be recited Friday at Our Lady Queen of the Angels Catholic Church. Mass o r C hris tian Burial will be celebrated there Saturday at 10:30 a .m . She ls s urvived by h e r plrents, Or. and Mrs. James Privitera: he r brothers. Mark. Dan and Tim. and a sister, .oet>· bie, all of Corona del Mar: 2od Casino Opens ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP> -Caesars' Boardwalk Regency, tbls resort's second legal casino. wlll open Friday morning with six more table 1ames for the rull legal gambUn1 hours. pate rnal grandpan•nb, Mr a na Mrs . J ames R Privitera or rlorida . and mate rn al grandmothe r. M rs. Grace E Hyslop of Nebras ka. Buria l fo llo wing funera l services will be at the Ascension Cem l'tery, El Toro Bill to Aid Sale of N-M School Gear Assembly woman M a r ian Bergeson . R-Newport Beach. has introduced legislation to al low the Ne wport-Mesa sc hool dis tric t l o se ll mate rials sal vaged wht!n the Newport Harbor High School auditorium was remodeled last year. District spokeswoma n Jean Harmoo said items or sentimen tal value to some Harbor High a lumni, Including chandeliers. murals and ornate iron anchors on aJsle seats, were removed. However. she said state law c urrenUy forbids the district to sell or otherwise dispose of the Item s . The proposed bill, AB 1925, would permit lhe district to sell the item.~ a.nd use the funds ror scholarships, Mrs. Harmon said. 8~ KA'fll\' ('l,;\'.'O('\" Oi Ow 0 .. tl f PtlOt \t.itt It .... 111111 111.J.\ eo!>l a:-. mul'h ai-f>ll • 11•111:-. r;11lw1 ·tha11 '.I\ t·i·nl"I to l'ltk Ill 111~1· 1·1111111\ I l:t II D1'1rtt' I II'('' 01:;1ntt d1n·tt11r~ ::.l't an Aug 20 publ.J c hearing toda)> 011 a pro pO:-..l•d far<' incrca::.t· which could ta k(• efft:c.;l St> pt 9 Thl' rropo:;.i·d fo 1t• h1!..e would ~·nable OCTD to rnllcct 20 J.ll'I" n•11t of lb 01Jl·rat111g cost:-. frofll 1h1• fan•box R t·ceo t s t<Jll' ll'gi!'fat111n requ1rl's that tht• d1.., t rH'I j!l'nt·ratl.' at lcJ:-.l 20 JWfl'l•nl of 1ts 01wr.H1ng l'Osb through t.111·~ 111 onh.•r lo lw t•ltg1hle for ... 1.111 • 11111111'\ t ll'TD b1;s1·"· wl11!'h un· l'arry 111g 1 t>l'orcl pa :-.-.1·11gl·r loacb :.1111'l' lh\• -;1ar1 of !ht• t·nt•rgy 1·runeh. .11'1• 1•,111•1·t1·d lo 1r..111,p11rl ahrn1t :.!:i mtll111n p.1,!-L'nl.!t'r ... 111 tht 1'17!1 Htl f1:;.i •;,il ~1'.11· Ito"''' 1·r 1•-.1 1111.111· ... 1111·1i:irt•d h' d1:-.tn11 adm1111~11 .1101 ... , ..,ht1'1\ .1 1;111• h1!..t• 111 .ill 1·t•n1 ... a tr111 111uld 11·-.1111 111 1lw 111 ... ~ ot ahnut 11111' n11llt•Hl 11.i ~si·11g 1•1 f.1 n·~ 1h1~ \ 1 'ol I , .... 111111h1•1 11pl1110 f11,tr11·t :1ol 1111111 .. trat111 -. 11ot1•d :i 111 t·i·nt 1.111• lllll!ht 1 t'"lllt 111 "" .111nu.1I 11tl1•1 .... h1p 111 :!I 7 1111111110 PJ'M'll).!t·r~. 11r 1us t ;ioo 11110 ll•!>:- 1 h.lll llw \'"ltnwti·d ltl!.tl 1r fun· ... :-1.1~ t•d JI :i5 n•nl~ O<.'TO d1rt'l'IOr:-;i '""' aµ11 .i1~cd fores from 25 CTlll!> tu :1;; ('t;'lll~. thl' f1r:-o.t h1k1• Ill th~t rtl'I h1:-tor~ f'l.rns r:tllt•d for a fan• 111 t'rl'd::.l' of anotht·r nt('k(•I th1 :-. :. u m m c r . h 11 t d 1 r c t' I 1) r ~ po~t pnncd lht• hike becauH' of 1n t'rl'ased rtd('rs h1p during thl' g;1soline shortagt• "ealht.•r Lall' 111g h t a nd early morning fog a long the coa s t . o therwise s unny wt t h little t e mperat urt> c h angt'. Lows tonight in low 60s. Hig hs Friday in tow 70s a t beac he s tu mid·80s inJand. INSIDE TODA'\' ' Orange County Fair get3 underway F'riday and will run through July 22 F'or a com· plete listing of F'rfday·s eventi. see Page A17 Al 'h11r~vln , ..... ~. L.M.k.,.. •11tlllflt CallleN1i• Cl•n•I'" C.mto c,.nwerct OHl .. ltollC.r\ (llllMl•I ..... ~11ttrl•l'Ht11rl,.. N•r•U-lttltnnlu""' l•d•x en """ l•~ a ' a MIO .. a 116 .t.t Miii•" M9ttlfttll 97 ... , ... Vitt B•ll AS M11t11•l ,._, .. CJ·U 11111-l lttw\ 114 :: :;:~· ~· .~~ Al Ot S .. IM,_ 112 Al I Stec• Meftiflt ., et It ftltvltl• 810 CLI Tl•Hle" l•ll C1 w .. 1 .. ~ 114 •• w ... 14 ,..... •• .. • . --~-----. _.__ -----.. ------. ----... +~~~ Fans StHI Mourn Duke 87 C'YNTHlA KAOO GA ._ ................ One mcmlb ..tt.r \be deaUa o' le1end1ry movie 1reat Jo"• Wayne, tribute ronUnue to pour tn and fans continue to mourn hi• losa. More than 4,800 tt>b\ribu"'°"31 havt bfc-o mad~ to th~ cancer fund ~Uabll4hNI In Ms honor and flov,. r-btarin1 f ns hue ft«ked l o Pacllk View Mt>moriaJ Part an Corona del Mar. wh«t~ he ls buried Tbt' Onm1t <.:ounl)' Koard of Sup~rvl.sor-8 has voled to erut a.. SUlh.1 of lhf' fW at the eow>ty airport l"t'named t.n h1' honor A.Iler numerous batllt<i. against lhe di110.a , Wayne, 11 lona-t.nne Ncwp<>r\ Beach res1 dt'nl. dlud of cancer a\ UCLA Med ical Center on June 11 ul ... ~ 72 S nee lhen. more lhan 4,600 fans "from every sta.tte In the na tion and every country in lht! world" have contributed to the caoc~r fund ~et up in his name at the fat•11ity , nfflcials said f 'ro• Pa,,.-I RICHARD. • that included the m arket. a cor ree shop and several other smr.ill businesses. The market is now part or the Hughes cha in. In 1971, Mr. Richard opened a second market in the Harbor View Shopping Center at San Miguel Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road. That market is now Gelson's. His talents as a businessm an and his civic accomplishments won Mr Richard countless awa rds and accolades. In 1973. in honor of his 25lh an- ni ver sary at R ichard's Lido Market. city officials declared a Oiclc Richard Day and gave him the key to lhe city. The anniversary tribute in- c luded celebrities such as movie st ar John Wayne. a long with market employees and hundreds of loyal customers . The list of the organizations which he led or founded is lengthy. It includes the Goofof- fcrs. a coffee club made up of longtime Newport Beuch civu: ;ind business leaders . As tin appointee of President Eisenhower, he serve d a s a ~pC'rial envoy to an international business ronrerence in Italy Mr Richard was the founding pres ident of the Orange County Ph1lharmonk Society and alsu helped organize Orange County Big Brothers. H e was pres ide nt of the Newport Ha rbor Arca Chamber or Commerce and the Newport Ueach United Fund He was a member of the board nf directors of the Orange Em· p1re Counril nf the Roy Scouts of AtnL•nc:i, Goodwill of Orange <:ounty, the Orange Coast YM- f: A the Nc:>wp<>rt Beach Public L1brarv. and both the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Harbor Area. A supporter of Hoag Memorial Hos pital. he was one of the t•ha rtc:r members of the 552 C'fub. a hospital s upport group. Mr. Richard was a n active fi nan c i a l s upporte r of Republican causes a nd can- didates Among Mr Ri chard's s ur- \'1vors are his widow, Jenny, and his son. John. Th ey h <1ve s ug geste d me morial contributions to either Ora nge County Big Brothers or to the Orange Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of America PIWT LOOKS AT ACTI VITIES Orange Coasl residents enJOY many alternatives in summer recreation. Today's nally Pilot provides an overview of recreational ac- tivities available to local resi· dents lhis s ummer See stories and photos on Pages AlO to Al3 depicting a , variety of summer diversions. ORANGE COAST H DAILY PILOT lhf' 0••~(0.-'t t»flt POol with wtMft 1\Com ~Md ttw ~Pr.-,.\, l\DV&tl\f'W'Otty1MO,~ltol ( OA\f Pubh\ftfno(~y Sl'M,.ttf'f'rttlH"ln'\olf'" •'V~h\PWfJ NWW\O"~ O\tOUOf' f:tf.6.l¥ lot (Ml,. ~\a Nf"•Olllf' fVrrrr,,wf'I Hllf'lll~Of'I 8tMf\ J-~ lttt"VAll•' lt"HW l~84'--Mft ~IPt (~'' A ''"'4'" N9Q~t Mitton'' «Kibft\~ ~tvr~Y' Mid Wtld#Y\. f l\IP' PfJM tf:H'f ,,..,,.i\ht"'ft 6fMlt I\ •f lJC) "#•\t8•"\'"'"" CO\,•W>w C.•Mrirn.11•,..-,. ·-"-Pyf\IAt-'t •"CJ Punt1\l'Wl>t '"'a C•IO'f Vt( t Prtttotf'tl •nd Gt""'•I ~t t-•AM ............ ~"•0•1'<1 E <111or o-tf .. I .. I.Ml •-P. !Mil """'•nt INn•olllQ faliot• T• .. pflone (714)~ CIHllft.4 ~""*'1142·5'11 ' Wtdnnday. Tb•y would not . hO-wever, d11· cloH the uacl 1n1ount col· lttted "81• boHI f\111 of conlrtb1& Uona ba\le been comloa ln every day, aDd four u tra peopl w n: blt'ed to h~lp process tb~m." \Cl.A ~pn k t-"w o n11u1 11 111 11 Otht'f fi1n' d tul y i>lreum through Parthc.-VI ~ Nemuriul rark whert' Wayoe w:H huJ 1t:'t.J in un un.murlcl'd 1r111(' J unt l~ A 1poke1m1n for Pacitl~ Vlew aaid be bad no eeUmat.e of tM>w man)' vt.lllOl"I had come bec:ause of the 1ctor. but added tb•l Olin)' ol them "want to tee the pretty place where John WA)'Oe Ir. buntd .. A airoup of eight lo 10 donors lt·tl by mobile home park de vcll11wr Hru(•e Knoll have reused 1u1)0t>Y for tb~ airporl statue. whi r h 1s expected lo co s t bet Wf't.!n $25.000 to $50,000. One or two American a rtists will be hired to sculpt the memonal, Knott said. Other tributes inc lude four boo kl about the actor· "John Wayne: The Actor, the Man," by George Bisbo1,1 , "John Wayne . A Tribute," by Norm Goldstein and T he Associated Press: "Duke The John Wayne Album," by John Boswell and David Fisher ; a nd "Shooting Star." by Maurice ZOlotow Coffee Takes 10.ceiu Jump Nf<:W YORK I AP> Pc<Jclcr & <•unibl~ Co , tht- n a 1 iun '!S 1St'('011d large!>t roff ~E" roa:.ler. has boosted the wholesale price or Folger's ground coffee brands b y 10 cents M pound UCI-County Hassle Goes to Arbitrator · Th~ C'an<'lnnat1 ·b ased <·ompany sutd Wednesday lls price for ground t•offet:' as $3 18 per pound Procter & li:.imhll' ~&1d tht· ancrease reflects a steady rise in the price of unroasted coHee beans that has pushecl the pril'l· of a powtd or Folgcr 's C'O( fee up by 70 cents s inct• February. Ut: Irvine as taking its dispute w\lh Orange County over $10 3 nHlhon in unpaid medical bills and collection fees to binding arbitration. The unive rsity told county or hcials this week that it will sub mlt the controversy to an im partial third party, whose de· c·1s1on on whether the county owes lhe money would be final. University officials claim the county is responsible for three years of unpaid bills under a contract the school has with the county to provide medical care to indigents al UC I Medtcal Center The county maintains the $10.3 Atn .. ric.-an Cited Design of DC-10 Pylons Def ended WA S HINGTON CAP) -A s pokesman for McDonne ll Douglas Corp. today defended the design of the DC-10 engine pylon. and said a cr ack found on th e pl ane th a t cr a s h ed in Chicago occurred when the craft was out of service John Brizendine. an offi cial or the OC-lO's manufacturer, told a Senate Com merce aviation s ub· l'ommittee lhe lO'~·inch crat•k on the American Airlines plane that crashed May 25 w1lh <1 loss NO GROUNDINGS OF747s-A4 of 273 lJves "could onry nave oc- curred when th e pylon and win~ were not connected a nd the aircr aft was not in service ... Brizendine s trongly implied but did not say directly that the cr ack was the result or main· ten a n ee p e rforme d by an American Airlines c rew. Officials o f the National Transportation Sarety Board told lhe subcommittee Wednes day the crack occurred during maintenance. Brizendine said tests since the cra s h "have proved that the Peak Scaler _,Lucks Out' ZERMATT. Switzerland (AP) -An Ame ric an army officer escaped in- j ury when he plunged 330 feel after attempting to climb the Matterhorn wearing beach s h oes, rescue officials said. Capt. St ephen R o m · bouts, whose age a nd h ometown were n ot available. began climbing the dangerous east face or the 14,690-foot mountain Monday but had difficulty a bout two-thirds of the way up. DC. \O's f!Pgine support pylon is a good design and a good structure that performs as we originally intended." But Donald J . Lloyd-Jones. a vice president at American Airlines. said there is no proof the crack on the ill-rated plant· resulte d from faulty m ain· te nance work. ·· 1t may be that we did <.'<1use the crack." Lloyd-Jones said '' ll also m<1y be that the ex is tence of shims created an interference rit that made the creation of a crack inevitable. no matter what procedure wa:-. used.'' The airline spokes ma n s aid the Chicago plane ha d three shims inserted at the time of manufacture in lhe area of the crack A shim is a s m all metal riller used to correct for a mas· alignment of parts. Lloyd-Jones said bis company "feels that t.he presence of such a shim raises questions whether the aft bulkhead on the accident aircraft was within Mc Donnell Douglas' own tokrances." Brazendme a lso said newly dis· covered cracks on fi ve DC-lOs arc in a non-critical part of lhc pylon and "more in the category or nuisance cracks." -William T. Gross , another company s pokesman. said the cracks were in an area of lhe py lon designed to keep the struc- ture's aerodynamic sha~ and reduce buckling. Langhorne Bond. head of the Federal Aviation Administra- tion, s aid Wednesday he hopes to make a "definiti ve judgment" by the end or the week about the pylon fractures on the five planes. and then will decide whether to approve resumption of fUghts or DC-lOs, whi~h have bt>en grounded since June 6 2Surgeons, 3 Nurses Hit In Sex Case million was s pent on medical treatment and services not cov ered by the contracl when tht! university took over o~ral1ons o f the m edical center three years ago. Murry Cable. director o( medical services for the county. said that the university. because 1t is a teachm~ hospital. d(}('s th ings that are not med1cally necessary. •'We only pay for what 1s m edically necessary." Cable said . Toby Milligan. a s pokesman for the medical center dis agreed on lhe nature or treatment. ..Any medical treatment we perform is necess ary.·• she ~aid today The univers ity and county agreed to take unresolved mat- ters to a binding arbitration when they approved the con· tract. Cable said the contract slate::. tha t i( the university is to be re· 1m bursed , UC I mus t gel authorization before treating a patient Cot a non-emergency condition Each bill also is reviewed by a panel or physicians lo determine if the treatment was necessary The a rbitration 1s, expected to take several months. Factory Ho1ne Pla11 to Get lrviite Study I rvme C'lty Council member~ have ~iven approval lo form a- tion of a commallec to study r<1c- tory-bwlt hous ing. Formation of the group was urged by Councilman Arlhur An thony. He said he believes that pre fabricated units could be used to m ake housing more af fordable to low and moderate in come individuals who want to live and work 1n Irvine. The commitle{' will be com· prised of Anthony. a represen lat1ve or the city staff . a plan n1n g comm1 ss 1onc r and a representative:' or the frvan e Company Committee mt"t'tings will be open to the public, although An- thony cautioned that he didn't want initia l meetings flooded with s alesmen from lhe pre - f abn cated housing industry Soviets Nix U-2 WASJnNGTON <AP) -The Soviet Union h as refus ed to agree to U.S. plans for flying U·2 planes over Turkey to check Soviet complia nce with the strat egic arms l\mi1:3tion treaty. ' 11£1 GUllU ~ AUSTRALIA .,. 0 500 ~M1les--t 11.~w1,...,..1e MAP TRACES PATH OF SKYLAB IN RE·ENTRY PLUNGE Australians Picking Up Pieces of Charred Debrta f'roM Page A J SKYLAB PIECES ..• was the first to claim a find, but his turned out to be a hoax - perpetrated in part to "re- t'ali a te" against U .S. spac~ s c ientists "as we didn't ap· preciate them deliberate ly de· ciding to put Skylab down in Australia," said one of those in· volved. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration did not "aim" the descendlJ'lg craft at A u s tralia. but a tumbling maneuver made toward the end may have extended 1ls fall fa r enough to reach the cont.inenl's southwest com er. The San Francisco Examiner newspaper is offering a $10,000 reward for the fi rst piece of Skylab turne d in to it, and various comm e rc ial QUtfit ~ around the world reportedly ~rf' ready to pay for chunks th{:y could ~ell as souvenirs. NASA s poke swoman Mary Fitzpatrick sajd in Washington loday the space agency might se n d expert s to West e rn Aus tra lia to c hec k on the a uthenticity or pieces reportedly round. Autho rities calc ulated that most of a11 of the s pace station's remains landed in a n area cen· tered near Balladonia, a sparse- ly popula ted ranch are<1 530 miles east or Perth. Judge Shuts Court For Small Hearing A pre liminary hearing into second-degree murder charges lodged against plastic surgeon Dr. R alph Small and his male nurse were closed to the public Wednesday at the request of de re nse attorney Terry Giles Defendant:. 111 en min a l cases have the nght by law to ask that preliminary hearings be closed to the public The hearing 1s be ing held lo determine 1f Dr S mall should stand tria l Small. a 31-year -old Laf[una Beach resident, is charged with second-degree murder 1n c<1n- nection w1th the November t97H death of ~· 33-ycar .old woman who ~ent into cardiac arrf'st during breast implant ~urf!cr\ at Sm ull's Santa Ana c h nil' Hts nurse, 48-year·old Leonard Case of Moren o a l s o wa s c·harged wi th ~eco nd -cleg ret. m urder in connection with the death of the woman, Kim Plock of Santa An a. Small , Case and a third m an . technician Ronald Milstead, also race lesser charges relating to a lleged violations of the state business code and lhe unlawful practice of medicine. Earlier this year , Small's license to practice medicine was revoked for one year by the state Board of Medical Quality Assurance. The state agencv <.1 lso placed Small on 10 y~arS probation t 'rotn Pngt.' .. 1 J Rosema ry a nd son, Richard Siler, both or Newport Beach, and two daug hte ri;, P amt>lci Chris tiansen of San Franc;l>l'O a nd Patric ia Slie r of Costa M ~sa. Friend~ may rail for v1s1tat1on Fr1<1uv al Be ll Broadwav Cha pel. t:osl<.I Mesa from 000~1 to 9 p.m Funeral ser vices will be held Saturdav at \1 a. m. at Pacific View Memorial Park Chapel. with Dr . John Huffman Sr. of· ficiatiog. Switches S ides SACRAMENTO <AP> -Paul <?a~n ·~ .".Sp!rit of .13·· spending hm1t 1rutrnt1ve gamed a promi- ne nt convert Wednesday: As- sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. one of the most outspoken OPPo· nents of Proposition 13 fast year. . "'-.. ........___ ............................ ~ I I . Rombouts "is incredibly lucky to be alive." said Carlo Gobba, manager of the Air Zermatt Rescue Service "Nobody falls from the east face and comes out alive - esp ec ially in b eac h s hoes.'' SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two surgeons and three nurses al Sutter Memorial Hospital have b ee n accuse d oC g r os s n egligence and unprofessional conduct for their roles in an operating-room sex scandal. Or. William Mio fsk y . an anesthesiologist , has pleaded no contest to three charges of sex· ua l perversion on unconscious female patients during surgery. OFf'SHORt: •OP• Qll lK~ll\ t:R • HOBrn • SlllU'LINI-,; •NIA• STUBBIES Odd-even Plan Extended To July 24 Orange County supervisMs h ave extended the emergency odd-even gas rationing plan until July 24. After the unanimous vote pro- longing the odd-even plan. board member Harriett Wieder ad- mitted she had topped off her tank Monday et a Hunt.Jngton Beach atatlon onl y to rnllze later that Monday was an odd d1y while her license plate number Is even. •·But the gas station owner didn't iteem to notice, 10 mQbe things aren't so bad any more," •he concluded. Tuesday's exteruiton waa the 1'ttond alnce aupervlaors •P· proved odd·cven r1Uonln' May 8. Hts sentencing bas been de- layed pending examination by psychiatrists to determine if he Is a mentally disordered sex of- fender who should be treated in a state hospital. The state Medical Quality As - sura n ce Board and lh e Regist e r ed Nursing Board moved Wednesday against the doctors and nurses in an action that could result in suspension or revocation of their licenses. Tbe tive were accused of fail· fng to act responsibly on ln· formation they recelved regard· Ing Miofsk,y's conduct Ooctora named In the com· plaint are Calvln O'Kane, 56, lormer medical chief of staff at the hosplt•1. and WllUam Rec· tor. 66. rormer board chairman of Sutter Community Hospitals and a auriteon on the gtaff al Sut- ter Memorial. WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG .NEWPORTSURFANDSPORT ' MEN'S. WOMEN'S & BOYS' SWIM1U:AK ShlnZ 2101/i ~A ... lalbo.l.a.d 673·712' to .. "'"'', ... ..., .· DA.I Y r 1LCi Jt:J Bot log Begins Bergeson Tax Cut Awtmlian Challenges Death Yalley Bill OK'd a, raso •Jal t10 •mu. .................... OEA'm YAU.EV A blist r· •n1 1un rose over Otis, the hot tftl placo an the world, today . •nd with ll o 40-year-old A'lalrallu roM to t.he cbatlengc or Mlai lbe first to run non 11top acron It. Tony Rafferty. a sclf.btyl~ pb"'tcal ftt.neu burr •nd IN ture r on the i.ubJet'l. left Shoahone tone gas station. ont> cate, one mot~)) al 5 a m ~nd s truck olt north towud Scotty·~ Castle, 12' miles aw3y He's foUowrng a hilly , tw1Nt1ng road that runs past notable Death Valley l o<'ation11 as Badwater, lowest poml Ul N()rth America at 279 feel below seu level; Furnare Creek. unofftc1al valley capital. and G rapevtnc.> Canyon, a cottonwood-studdetl oasis near the castle However. Rafferty wall huvc little time for sightseeing H<' said Wednesday he expects to churn_ a cross the searmg valley floor 10 about 30 hour!>. give or take an hour. Rules regulating such non.stop competitions a llow runn~rs to take a five-minute break during each one-hour period. "It's not the dis tance really H's the heat." said Rafferty with nice understatem ent llh,.IUll°" Or Tom ,.. .. ,..., REAL HOT JOGGER Death Valley's Rafferty Temperatures on the 1;1sphalt road s urface often hit 200 degrees. Normal July air tern· pe ratures gene ra lly exceed 110. That ·s an the shade. And there as no shade A rour·member crew 111 ac rompanyi.ng Rafferty to provide ., continuous 11upply or water and r unning 11hocs. Rafferty trk>d to make the run culttir tbis week. but called it off »t the ZS·mile mark when one t•rew memb~r . rilming the e ve nt. tumbled o ut of a car. Another crew member fell ill. due lo effeets of the beat. Two National Pa rk Service rangers who work at Death Valley National Monument are going along as observers of the event. They p<>ant out that several people have run {he course before. but that all of the pre- vious runners have taken long breaks. thus djsqualifying their runs for the coveted non-stop ti· tic "ll 's <A fantastic cha llenge." HaCferty repeated Wednesday "I JUSt want to see if I can be the hrst person to run Death VAiley under the toughest conditions. which is midsummer." Rafferty has run ove r grueling non·stop courses in Australia. and today is probably glad he's running in Death Valley instead or his homeland. At least he was able to avoid the fallout from Skylab. A tax cut bill. authored by As· semblywoman Marian Bergeson of Newport Beach passed the lower house Wednesday and Im mediately was hailed as the big- gest legislative victory of the year for Republicans. Ttle measure. AB 276. now goes to the state Senate. It would force adjustment of the state in· come tax brackets to rertect the prevailing inflation rate. Mrs. Bergeson estimated the bill will save taxpayers. whose income has been pushed into higher brackets by inflation. about $1 billion in the rirst three years. "For too long. California tax payers have be-en saddled with higher and highe r taxes." the Re publican legislator said. After the 4 p .m . Assembly vote, Speaker Leo McCarthy, D· San Francisco. s aid the freshman Assemblywoman's bill "passed out of here with m y ac· tive assistance ... Minority Leader Carol Hallett. R-Atascadero. called passage of Mrs . Be rgeson's tax indexing bill the bigges t victory or the year for Republicans . It was ap- proved 56-0 in a roll call vote. "Unlike tax cuts proposed by Democrats. indexing means a permanent. ycar·arter-year tax cut," Mrs. Hallett added AP Wlf-i>"°lo SANDRA ANO TONY BENNETT IN HAPPIER TIME Singer's Wife Seeks Divorce After Seven Years Left Dis Heart Tony Bentiett's Wife !;plits HOLLYWOOD llH'> Singer Tony Uennett's wife has ftlt·d for divorce. seek m g to t>nd their scven·ye.ir marriage ---.......---------------~ ~ She said the state "makes money off inflation." which she called a "hidden tax increase." In the Superior ('ciurt pet1t1on filed Wednesday. Sandra Elame Bennett ~ought t u~lody ()f lht· coupll''S two daughter'> 9·.year-old Joanna C1nd 5·vear old Antonia. and half lhe1r prnpt:1 ty. 1nc\udmg their H1..·Hrly I hlb homt· and s tock tn T"ny Ht'nrw tt Enll'rprise~ No reC1son fo r lht· c11v<11 <·1· "a'> h'>tl'd 1n thl' ~u1t Bt-nnelt, 50. I'> ht•'>l 1-nY" n for h1~ n·t·ordang or ··1 Ll'rt ;\h McCarthy had earlier derued reports that h e he lped the Hearl 10 San Franc·1-.1..·11 111· ha' l"U :,on:> b)' a prevwu~ :n • .H n<igl'. which abo ,•nrkd 111 d1\llrl't• /tlosk Issue Democrat Boss Sets LB Talk Judge Not Exempt From Court Probe measure an a key Assembly c ommittee 1n return for RepubUcan s upport for AB 8. the Assembly's long -term fmaocmg plan for local ~overnmcnt. He s a id Mr~. B l'rg e~on '> meas ure had rccetved commit· tee approva l "on its own merits." Tht• 36 ~ c::.ir old ~1 r-. B1•nnt•ll "'J '> a11 Jl'tn·'>~ bd on· ht·r ma rnagt· Sht· hJ tl IJ1·t 11 tnJrrtt·d Jnd dn orccd berorl'. but ha-Y no othPr ctuldren IA Boy, 16, Held In Pier Slwoting Ri c hard O 'N~lll . s tat e D~mocrat1c Party chairman, will a ddress the Ca lifornio Huma n Rights Ad vocates group in Laguna Beach Saturday at a dinner <.al the Surf a nd Sand Hotel. The dinner c ulminates the group's semi-annual convention. which will take place all day Saturday at Lagum1 Bt>ach Hi,:!h School. O'Neill will comment on the s tate of the Democratic parw O'NEii.i. and ro le o r the human rights move menl i n terms of tht· Democ r a ti c platform in 1980. The Sac ramento-b as- ed lesbian and gay ri g ht s lobbying organization also is .featuring comedian and speaker i vy Bottini at the 7 to 10 p.m. din· nt!r Tickets for the danncr are S30 each and may be ordered by ea lling the Orange County chapter offices C1l 499-3142 . LONG BEACH (AP I A judge denied today s tate Supreme Court Justice Stanley M osk 's petition for exemption from testifying in public at a probe of the high court's pro· cedures. !Related story. Page A5 > Superior Court Judge Robert A. Wenke said in a written ruJ- mg that the state Judicial Coun· cil has the author ity to order public hearings in any of its 10- vesli~ations. Mosk claimed s uch publtc a1r- mg of the council's probes was uncons titut iona l . and im mediately filed an appeal. "This court concludes that the Judicial Council bad the authori· ty to enact Rule 902.5 providing for public bearings in any in· vestigation ... re lating to the handling of the Tanner case and others by the Supreme Court of California ... Wenke's ruling s aid . Although We nke did n ot s pecifically say that Mosk must testi fy in the hearings before the Co mmission o n Judicia l P~rformance. his son. attorney Richard Mosk s aid earlier his father would comply if the j udge ruled the hearings need not bt:: Ar guing for s upport , Mr~ confidential. " Wenke said he interpreted the Bergeson told colleagues. "Thi! California Constitution as giving cost of living that employees rt'- the Judicial Council discretion lo ccive pushes them anto higher A 16·ycar-old Los An J;!l'll·~ hoy provide for confidentiality when brackets . only t o ha ve the was arrested on :-.u~va cwn of it felt it was necessary. money taken by the state." She murder Wednesday "'hen tw said income taxes a re "over· t -' 1· b 1· He c ited a cha nge in the urneu over a gun 1)4> n·c e H"H' language or Article 6, Section collected" by the state . was used an a recent Huntington 18·F. wh.ich was changed in 1966 The bill would require the Beach shooting. from an absolute requi rement brackets to bt· adjusted annual · T he youth and three othl'r for confidential hearings to an ly, beginning in 1980. to reflect JU\(:nile~ origi nally had been ar authorization of the council to the full (>(!rccntage change in the rl•sted in conncct100 with th<.> .Ju "make rules ... providing for Ca lifornia Con s umer Price I:> l fatal s hooting of 2.\·:>Car nlcl confidentiality of proceedings." Index. Brian Owen o St•1l .it 1h1· llun1 "If the J udicial Council is Currently :.uch adJu~lments angton Beach P1c-r ·authorized' to provide for coo-take into account only 3 percent P I h I h fidcntiality. what precisely may o icc say t t' '°' ad bct·n .JU\ cntl1: llall last "ee k T tw )'<>Ulh. poht·e ~aid , \H'nt to I hl' p1l'r Wednesday aflNnoon "1th <.m attorney. dug up lht• guJ1 and t·onlal'ted police The Ill year-old . policl' 1-ta1cl "a'> t<ikcn back to Oronge 0 1un 1 v J uH•mlt· Hall a ft1:r h1 '> arrl'SI ..ind later tran~ferrcd to Orangi• Co unt' Jail l'C1l1°Cl' had hl'en st•a rc.:htng ror .1 murdl'r '"l'apon 1n Lhl' ~h11ot1ng '1nt·t· O'\ieil "a :. ~hol th1 t·•· 11ml·~ wh11l-on l hl' pwt v.1th 1 ln~nd ,1 do ?" Wenke asked rhetorical-or the cons umer price Uldex. releasl'd from Orangt· Count.> ly. "According lo Webs ter 's ---------------------------------------- Third New International Die· tionary, 'authoriz.e' indicates en- dowing formally with a power or right to act, usuaUy with discre- tionary privileges," Wenke said. He added: "ls there discre- tion. then. in this instance, with respect to the matter of con· fidentiality? "While the answer to this is not enunciated as clearly as we might like. on balance it appears to be in the affirmative." t he Judge concluded. Summer Sale Wonderful furniture for your hon1e. Welcome savings for your bud~et. Save 15°10 On Selected CollectJOns Between SO and 75 members of the statewide group are ex.peel ed to attend workshops on Jobby 1ng techJ\Jques. current legisla tion and fund-raising methods during the day-long convention The convention. which is free and public. will be held at .Laguna Beach High School rrom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The gro11.p has r~nted four classrooms arid the 'school auditorium from the school district for $165. County Settles Pact With 551 Workers Heritage Upholstery Sale Save 20o/o Now 1s 1he ome 10 take .:idvan lage ol truly exct>pbonal Sc1ving:. cm famous Henta!}l' ~of.i, love ~eats and ch.ms La1..h piece has been mehculously i.s1 lored by masrer cr.>fbmen 10 th" finest Henra~ srand.u ds Choose from sax sofa. low s..>at and chair style opoons Custom sized to meel vour decort11 1ng needs Some v.111h lt>ngth~ available from 5 1 inc ht-s 10 120 inches to suit your specihc room dimensions Sl!lecr frnm over 800 distinctive labncs. 1n· eluding the most fashionable colors. patterns and lexturl!S ! of Drexel and Hentage Bed Room Dining Room and Occasional Furniture And a softball game between Lag una Beach poltce a nd firemen and the city's gay team ·will take place at the high school baseball field Sunday at 2 p.m ·School Sued LOS ANGELES (AP \ A ~4-year-old applicant to County· ·use Medical Center School of Nursing, who claims she was ·tw,ice turned down because of a physical handicap, has filed a lawsuit against the school. Mary L . King, who s uffe rs from Crobn's disease. alleges in the complaint that the school vk>lat· ed the 1973 Rehabilitation Act. A contract settle ment that will give 551 OranKe County opera- tions and service maintenance workers a 13.5 percent pay in· crease over two years was an nounced Wednesday The settlement is the first to be reached between 12 e mployee bargaining units a nd Orange County negotiators T ht' agreement will cost I.he county about $1.17 million and wi ll give mechanics. park cm ployees. c ustodia ns and equipment operators about a $2,000 pay increase tn their cur- rent average salaries of $14,000. Also included is a cost-of. living escalator and increased insurance benefits as well as agreement on other issues. 'Luke' Baek? Parking Meters Ripped Off l "Cool Hand L..uke" struck in San Clemente Wednes- day Eleven parking meters on five poles valued at. $500 were ripped off on Linda Laoe some time before 1:30 J»m. when pi>Uce discovered the \beft.. "IT LOOKED LIKE someone backed up a truck, ttnocked them over and took lhe whole thln& -poles and alt." sald police Lt. Al Ehlow. Etllow said tt ls not known how much money was lost in colna that mJlbt bave been in t.he metera. Strr rr APP&AA8 whoever stole the met.era mlgbl have t.keo • cue from tbe ntm .. Cool Hand Luke" which Includes an openint scene where actor Paul Newman is th.own breaklnl open perldng meters. Ne'1'mao wa.1 arrested lo t.be movle. The meter thief in _... Ci••••\e,....... at &arae t.GQy, pollee 1aJd. E mployees wall receive a 6 percent salary increase the first year retroactive to June 30 and another 5 percent hike next July. An additional 2.5 pe rcent sa lary boost may be added next July if the cost of living is more than 9 percent. Meanwhile. County Personnel Di rector Bert Scott said that Orange County de puty sheriffs and welfare eligibility workers have declared a " impasse in negotiations . "We are working every day and are optimistic," he said. The deputy sher iffs plan to take their appeal for pay in· creases directly to the county BoardofSupervisorsJuly24. Negotiator Sam Wells said the deputy sberU'fs intend to engage in a full-scale sickout to press home their demands if there is no resolution at the meeting with supervisors. "Just a one or two-day action is not ertective." be s aid. The deputy sheriffs did not take part in a sickout that hit its pe'k June 29 when about 1.300 county employees called in sick. Jmnbo Jet Lands ~ely After Fire HONOLULt!, Hawaii <AP> - A Northwest vrienl Airlines 'l.fl jumbo Jet:waa forced to return to Honolulu International Airport when a fire broke out ln its No. 1 engine. ' The plane landed safely, and no one was injured, said George Mlyacbl or t.he Federal Aviation Administration. Mlyacbi said the enatnc cau.ght fire s hortly after the Jet took orr Wednesday mol'Jll.ol. -~ ---~-... ~ --· -....,..... most fabrics have bl!~n treated for soil resistance Th"' flnal result is ve ry personally yours, hand-crafted to your eKact spedflcaoons. PAOF E SStONAL •til ~AtOR OC SIGN(A!::I HeritageQ). .. Save 20°10 On /;) d}ef&tmu L/ (}/Sofa Beds in Your Choice of Fabnc Save 15·010 On En t1re Lamp Collr:ction Save 20°/c On Schafer Brothers Luxurtous Top Gram Leather Sofas and Chairs Save 15 to 25°10 On Upholstered Chairs and Sofas In Your Choice of Fabric 2215 HARIOR IL VD. COSTA MESA U6·027S \ .44 CW&. V PtLOT .... ~ ...... _ Beating the System "ACX TO'l'llDUWIHO 804•D DIPT. -Apparent· b' our ....sona.l 1mot aut.boridel are lo tbe mlcbt ol a mu· 1lve NlhIU oa bow they tl•.thlala wMn 1moe 1et1 heavy. 11lia bappem becau.ethetr ftnt t.h1U dldn 't won. All th.la came to Uaht aft.er we w.re i t.ruck by what is tennod • · 'aecond 1t•1•" •mot alert lHt month. This means breath.lnc Ian 't euy Now our •~• •mo1 filhten, known aa the South Cout Air Quality Man.,ement Dlalrict. bad •rlan for when 1.be air turns to "aewod stage" brown. Part o thls ooUon was for large com"""ea, where many people are employed, to block off their parklng lots AMON~ THE SMOG bureaucrats, this appeared to be a ver y logical step l mean, you want to cut the ~mog Orange Coamtian Ger tang to Work Without Maki~g Smog levt:ls. right? One way to do that is to have fewer vehicles out on the roads, belching the stuff into the atmosphere. So, as us ual. the bureaucratic logic was that you punish the poor working stiff and he'll knuckle under to your demands. You can a lmost hear them figuring it out now: "Listen Harry. here's what we'll do. Make the bosses s hut down the parking lots. Then those jerks won't have any place to park their cars. That'll show 'em ! Next lime they'll walk to work a nd we won't have any more heatv; smog " NEVER MIND THAT there isn't a viable alternative to driving cars to work. So the big alert came to Orange County last month and <.1 number of large employers did indeed follow the law and dose off the.r parking lots. And what did the working stiffs do? Well. most of them didn't know their re~ular parking place had JUSt been out lawed. They had driven to work anyway, only to find a c ha in across the parking lot entrance. Of course. whatever smog the workers were going to n eate gett in~ to work, they'd alrcC:Jdy created. So then what happened? THE WORKING STIFFS then created more smu~. An· g ry now over no parking place, they drove around the streets to find a park in~ slot. People were rumin~ insi<lc their cars and fuming the outside air at the same lime It now appe:lrs that smo~·fij?hllng offic'tals will drop the dietum of outlawing parking Jots. Nobody likes s mog. Everybody hates it But you do have to s mile just faintly when the working stiffs win one for a change .Voyager Eyes Jupiter Ring PASADENA IAP) Sc1en t1sts howled with g lee as bl'8Utifully clear pictures Of Jupiter and its newly found ring we r e beamed to earth by Voyager 2, now s kating down Jupiler's magnetic tail toward Saturn. mg unmanned mission in tus tory." Smith said photographs show the giant gas planet's ring ex· lends all the way to the surface. "There is material inside the ring, and it is believed the material goes down to the s ur- face of Jupiter," said Smith, head of the Voyager imaging science television photography team. "Oh, hell. It's wild," raved Dr. Bradford A. Smith of the University of Arizona. "It's been one spectacular discovery after unother. This is the most excit· Cracks In 747 'Isolated' NEW YORK <AP) -The Federal Aviation Administration uy& a Pao American World Airways Boeing 747 found to hu ve engine mount cracks wUI be treated as an isolated case unless slmUar flaws are found on more of the jumbo Jets. Pan Am reported Wednesday that it found cracks on two or four engine mounts of a 747 at Kennedy International Airport However, Pan Am stresstJ that plane's safety was never in doubt. "WE HA VE NO intention or grounding the fleet because or this one problem," FAA s pokesman Robert Fulton said. Pan Am said the cracks were found on the six-foot-long brace~ lhat run diagonally from the back of the wings. Boeing 747s have four s uch mounts for each engine. If the cracked mount had com pletely broken. ·'the other thr~ would have held the thing <the e ngine) to the wing" Pan Am spokesman Bryce Miller said . "It would not affect the safety of the plane." GENE BURDICK, acting c hief of flight standards for lbe FAA 's eastern region, lermed the problem "non-critical.'' "At this point, it does n't look like there's going to be anything done with regard lo &ill 747s un, less we find a bunch" of cracks, he said. There are about 700 Boet.n~ 747s in service world-wide. After a crac ked engine mount causc.•d the May 25 cr&ish of an American Airlines DC-10 thal killed 273 people. several more of the McDonnell Douglas-built jets were found to have cracke9. mounts. The e ntire domestic fleet of DC·LOs lost its certifica· lion of air s afety. MILLER SAID the 747 ·~ cracks were found Monday and Tuesday during "routine main· tenunce" on jet No. 735. one of the firs t of the mammoth at rliners built in t he late 1960s Blaze Sweeps Spain Hotel; 71 Lose Lives ZA RAGOZA, Spatn (AP 1- F1 re swept through a I uxur} hotel in Zaragoza today, killing 71 people and inJurmg many others. includjng the 79-year-old widow of dictator Francisco Franco. officials said Almost all the victims were r eported to be Spaniards. The early morning blaze trapped guests in their rooms and sent others plunging to their deaths from windows in the eight-story Corona de Aragon hotel, police said. Firemen rescued scores among the 300 guests in the 237-room hotel. helping them down fire ladders or leading them off escalators as was the case with Mrs. Franco. 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Altl\olottll INllY toWtr """' •nel t ,... 1.--_. ~ In ff!Wll ol -"""' l.eubltfl• wftl<.11 tool! ,,. lftlllel 1...-CI the rWI WH •IPPtel olf • itoffl, Uld Meyor W•YM G\lldry, """t 11111'\ ebout II." ''I'm llOt cornplelnlng. I w .. pre. P•~d for wone -mu<ll --bill It e110 mutll ln1 d-.neoe tt\tn ••s>ee•· eel." lie UICI efter lilllnQ en tWKU.· llon orci.r lnuecl TU9telay. "Wind oem~ IS '1 • mlr1l1N1m •ftd ft •P. P••rs lllere's only • 11111e flood cUm•~·" Guidry wlel s.ust•INd winds ol "" to 60 MPll ,,,_ -.corded, wltll 9111tt 119 lo •~ 10 mpll. Tiit blQQttt proorem eton9 th• 1rec1t. ot !flt storm In Loulsletla •P. PffrH to bt powe< tellut'9$, ""'I<" •t wotsl lnwolwcl _, 10,000 llOmes o• buslneuu. UUllty oflkl•I• said n.ooo uatomefe -. t""90f'•rlly bl•Otd out Ill IMW Or1t-. IMlllCJ. 1"9 mu<ll of oownta-. "All In ell,""" 9'1'C.,,. "''"" 111<-Y." 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Mtlt• 11"um llelglll In fttl Ol~l!Oft Z11m• S.nt• Monie• HtWl"ft•..._,IHtotCl'I kr1 OlllOO Olunty A"'W Mn C>lr 2 ' SW l 4 WSW 2 ' WSW ' J w ·NATION I WORLD Donor Guard of Outlares Some 200 Outlaw motorcyde gang mem bers form a corridor throuf!h which the casket of slain gang member Leonard Hen derson, 29, known as ··Terry t ht.· Terrible.·· 1:-. r arnt'<i during :-.crv1cci, at a cemetery nl·;ir 'l'l'111g1~. Flu H~nderson was one of 11 H ' Outla" :-. shot and killed in Charlotte " (' Gas Rationing Gains House Pa1iel /lpproves Emer!(e1icy Pla1i WASHINGTON ! AP I A House suhcomm1ll1•p today \Ol ed to give Pres1dPnt Cartl.'r lht power to ordl'r gasolim· ration ing a nli lo r<>quirc moton!>ts tc leave their cars ;.1t home onl· d<J} a weelt. Ry a 13-8 margin. thf' Jlouo;e Commerce suht:om m1tlt•1, on t•nergy and powe r approved " package of energy conservatwn measures that arc intended to be Us<'d during :-.c\'cre e nl'rgy shortages The s ubcomm1ttcl' chairman. Rep. John Dingell. D·M1ch . s~11d the mood of the House hud changed dramatically since 1t rejected Carter's s t andhy rut10n ing plan May tn by ;.1 'ute of 256 159 "I THJ!\'K THE ~a5.olim· :-.IJ tion Imes ;.ind ttw tn•ml·11c1t1us price increa~cs <•nd t•\·ents of 1h1· las t several mnnth-; :-.inct· t h•· Iranian crisis h:ivf' s 11hstant1alh bt•tterl'd the rh.inrt· •>f pa ........ ag: of th1 -. propos<tl " Dingt•ll s:•1d Tht• full Hous t' C<1m m1•rt:1· C'omm1lt('(~ was cxpeclt:d t<I u11 prove the bill next week Speaker Thomas P O'Neill s aid he hopes to br in~ th,. meas ure to the House floor th1• week of July 22 ··r think 1t wi ll sail." O'Neill said T H E L E G I S L J\ T I 0 ~ , .1 response to tlw prcsull-nl "' cha Henge lo Congrl'ss to co111t· up with ils o .... n rationing plan. would. -Enable <.:art e r to draft a s tandby rat1on1ng plan that could be invoked if 011 supplu.'"' dropped by 20 percent or if in· ternational fuel allocation agree ments were triggered. Congn:~:-. wo uld then have 15 days to rl' view the plan. during which either chamber could vote to block it. Empower the pres ident to SC'l s tate-by-state energy saving goals. States would be required to take s teps to meet these goals. -IN THE EVENT. of a 10 per cent fuel shortage, allow the pres· ident to establish a "sticker" plan requirinR motorists to leave their cars home one day a week • 1n stal l'~ not mt•1•u ng the t•on :,t•n ..ilton go;.1ls ,\ulhorize a n<itional plan to l1m1t gasoltni: :.a l es t o <.t n11nimum of S5 or S7 for c•1ght ryltnd<•r car" lo d1st·ourage "topmnl! off ' cas tank:. !lcJU~e leaders havP said the' ho p1•d to havl' tht· 1wv. plJn ... µ pr ovcd hv lhl· I lf)IJ:o.t• lwfore thf· L'.ongrpssmnal Auguhl rccel>s. WHILE CONGR f:SS ronsid<:r~ futur l' plan:.. th<· Ent•rgy Depan mt.•nt has 1,sucd an t'mergeno · rule·. l'ffect1v c 1mmt·d1atel). JUthoriL1ng ~overnor-. to shift ~a-.ol irw supplies from service st;;i ti1ms that shut do-.i.n to those rt'main1ng o~n The rul~· .,.. as u.doptNI Wcdnes rf;1~ as indt·p1 r1clt·nt ga .... ol10t dt·:dt•1s 1n Nt•\\' .J•·r-.1•\. f>cluwar•· a11<1 P1mn::.~ lv;.i111a \\ho .ire up.,1.:1 O\ Pr fl•dC'r~il .illoc;11 mn and pnt in~ pnlH'll:\ lhn".1t1•111•d tosl rik•· "Ol It '"All\ 111>1u·ll\ •'. ond 1 111 ;..11111µ tc1 lw quill· hlun1 Jl)(>Ut 1l, ts lo make the pubhc angry, :-.i.11d Tom Anderson. executive <11 n•ctor of the Pe nnsylvania· De laware Service Station A s- sociation. Tht> group represents :JO pt.'rrent of the gasoline station dl'alc·rs in Penn:-.y lvan1a and l>l'l .1wetre . Its leade rs were to n•l'N today with Whitt' Houuf' "'l>l'l'lal <.1s~1stant Jack Watson lo d I '>l' u:.s tht' threatened strike .lerr:. Ferra ra. execul1 vt' d1rt'ctor of the New Jersey C ;.isoline Rf'tatlers f\ssociation. said half of the :u>oo <!f'alcr" n•presented hy his /,!r1111p will l"IOM' Saturday and mon· will follow Tht• t:nl'rgy and p11w1·r :,ub- c•om m1uec• \'Oteti 14 7 Wedne~ d :.t~ to attat:h thl' nt•w rationm~ tn<'<t'>Urt' tu a hill giving the preh 1dt'nt a variety of new ene rgy c onM•n ·a1 wn po"' er'> includ- 1 n ~ .1 u t h 1ir 1 t > to r 1• Q o i r e mutortsts 111 lca,l· their car~ homt-ortt d;,\ ,, WPl'k Terror in Miami - Two Slai11 in Store \tl.'\MI •.\I'• Thn·p rllt'n c1rmt>d hkP commando" v.alkcd 1n l•I " liqw1r 'l'''' .ii" hu,,~ \l1C:1m1 'uburban mall. cul do"n two vu:· ttm" wllh mach1r11· i.:un fi r,,, lh••n vanished police sa y ,\uthonlie~ h:I\ ,. 1101 1dcnt1f1l'1l the v1 cl1ms and had no suspects in the l'ast• but t ht·~ "P\'CUlalt'lf the.· cx(•rutmn-~lyle killings may ll.i'·" lH'en thE' v.ork of proft'f\'>1onuh 111voh·etJ in the M1am1 area's 1mmcnsl'ly proflt.1 blc cot·aine tr~1dt' T \.\0 STORE F:MPLOYF.ES "ho fl ed wt>re also shot. but they h ved According to policP, the killer:-. arri\'ed in a "Happy Time complete P:irty !:>UJ.>Jll~ van -outfitted with gunports. one-way window~. bulletproof vc~ts and a small armory. They walked into the store Wednesday afternoon. opened fire with no warning, sprayed the park.in~ lot with bullets and disappeared. police said. Police said the.• two kllltn~s and three dozen others this year in Miami may be linked to cocaine smuggling in the Miami area. No dr-u gs were found in the van. abandoned behind the mall. BUT POLICE SAID the operation itself. the van and weapons m it -a 45-caliber machine gun, automatic pistol. two M-1 carbines and two shot~uns -s uggested professionalism. ''They're pros." officer John ParmPnter commented. Police had no clear explanation for the killings . "I don't know what the motive was in their minds," Sgt. Tim Pie per said. ··But their mot1\·e was to kill the two men in the store " He also speculated that the killings were drug-related. • -... --- ' CALIFORNIA Stftte Justice Hit C"lark Rapped in Tanner Probe ~84N FRANCISCO (AP) · art ocmfroetatlon e~ lDtiO t · C.Wonala Suprem• Cwn lll'Obe • JU.U~ WllUam Clark WM attUMd ol havlq .. painted ~ cblel JutU~ (l\a.e Blrd) ln a falae li&bt.0 Attorney Harry Dell1onna WedlllllldQ elalmed Clark had done tbh "by dealan or atberwiH" lft his five day• or tetUmony wblch ended earU"r thlaweek. OeUIOftft• madt the commt-nt lO the Commlaalon on JucUclal Performance which ll problnw court leata and alle1atlona that some controvcralal dechslons were d layed to protect M11. Blrd tn her que1t ror confirmation by voten lul Nov. 1. She nurowly won lbat conlirmatlon. ~ixon Leaves Today For Visit to Shah Former President Nlxoo planned to leave hts San Clemente seaside est.ate tonighl-probabl) by helicopter-and go to T' juana, on the Cirsl leg of a journey to visit the shah of Iran. Alrline officials said that in Tt1uana. Nixon would board a con troversial DC-10 jetliner headed toward Mexico City ''1be reservations were made through Aerornexico," said Bud Lewis. president of the Lewis Co. in Los Angeles, which handlei. publJc relations for the airline Aeromexico's offi ce in Tijuana also conlirmed the arrangements Wednesday LEWIS SAID THE former chief executive will depart from the border city at 7:55 p.m. with a party of 14 people. The Hight ls due to land in Mexico City al 11 :30 p.m . Reports from Tijuana said Nixon would arrive by helicopter and that this would be his second trip to the border city this year. His first one was J an. 10 for a luncheon. The visit was not expected to be a long one. since Nixon has scheduled a _paf'!,y at his home here ~undav .ro·r sevPrat of the nation's astronauts. The party will be the last major event in the estate that once served as the Western While House. Nixon has sold the beachfronl property to three Newport Beach businessm en. THE TIJUANA AIKl'OKT spokesman who as ked not to be identified said security for the fhght was being coordinated with the United States Secret Service. which still guards Nixon. but declined to say what specific arrangements were planned. Nixon had originally planned to traveJ lo Mexico on Western Airlines, but a Western spokesman said some 200 Mexican ground crew workers went on strike July 1 and the airline has since been unable to operate in Mexico. Oeli1onnia, who as ked the court for u chance to cross· examine Cbrk, later told new1unen he questioned the tooe and characterlzations in Clark's teaUmony about cooverntions und meetings with Ms. Bird. The cross-examination re-qu~st was taken under sub- mlHlon. . Clark. too. took a sw~pe by ronteoding "another justice, or ul least her lawyers, are at- tempting to turn this Into an ad- venary proceeding." HE SA.ID he had cooperated in the public probe despite his "grave reservations" as to i~ conslitutionality. and he and his stl\ff considered the mselves as .. witnesses. not litigants or ad- versaries." The Justice testified earlier that two pages of a Los Angeles Times story draft the writer left him after agreeing it was inac- c urate are missing lie said if he must face cross- ex a mi na tion. he wanted the chief justiee . her attorneys and staff to be questioned on their knowledge of the missing docu- ments. A l,os Angeles Times story published on election day said the court had earlier reached a 4·3 decision in the Tanner case. The ruling permitted judges to grant probation despite a law re- quiring prison terms for persons using a gun in the commission of a crime. THE STORY said the high court delayed its filing because it mi~ht influence voters. It further claimed two justices, neither named. had confirmed this . Ms . Bird sided with the ma- JOrity in the ruling. S~x Swingers Free Ruling Disappoints Police HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Police say a decision by the City Attorney's of- fice that it probably will not pros- ecute 15 persons arrested at Plato's Retreat Wes t o n lewd conduct charges was "disappointing, but not s urprising." City Attorney Burt Pines con- t ended Wednesday that Plato's Retreat was "semi-private" and that v isitors were not offended by the club's group sex &000 Arr~• Burn By The Associated Press Firefighters began clean-up opera- tions today in the wake of brush fires that charred almost 8,000 acres of Southern California terrain and destroyed four homes. The homes were lost in a 6,000-acre fire in San Bernardino County's Lucerne Valley. The blaze was con- trolled We dnes day. Califoraia Department of Forestry authorities said SlttOfl Fine• Eased LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Air Quality Management District says 165 Southern California firms ac- cused of breaking pollution-reducing laws during three predicted second- (...____sr._'.4_TE_) stage smog alerts last month w1U not be prosecuted. But. the AQMD said Wednesday it will prosecute 15 companies that did not reduce emissions as they should have during the a lerts ~~n End A•k~d? SAN JOSE (AP> -Allocation of gasoline by odd-even days is no longer needed and should be abolished, says Paul Hay, director of the Santa Clara County Service Sta- tion Dealers Association. Hay told the county Board of Supervisors Wednesday night that oil companies feel July represents the low point in gasoline deliveries and things will improve in Augui-.t. Dog~ Kill Sheep LOS ANGELES CAP> -Pucks of neighborhood dogs have been killing and injuring sheep in pens at Pierce CoJlege in Woodland Hills for nearly five months, according to Mary Ash too. the school's farm manager. Dtl~t~ GOURMET MARKET (Market Street) TOP QUALITY MEATS Delaney's features prime or top choice beer, aged to perfection for at least. 40 days. Questions? Just ask one or our real live meal men -lbey will gladly help. =·~Bar·S.QChlckea ..... .1.98 lb. , WINE CELLAR ·~ ....... Oii l.M ......,, W__. a.edclar Cltttse ... 1. 98 lb. All Osc:ar Mayer Frank• ..... J.89 lb. ......, .• ow 89 Delaney's gourmet wine ceUar i.s just run· ning over with bargains -ror you gin & tonic or Martini lov ers . Beefu ter's Gin (1.75 liter> 15.91 + tu . Creamed Splaacb . . .. . .. .. .. . C pt. Aleo Ln our Seafood Dept. -Frab-Local Swordfish. Fllet of Sole, Bed Snapper, Rock Cod, Sand Debt and Salmon. FRESH PRODUCE Our produce man, Abe. has done It again. Just look! ~~ ............ 59C ••. ....... ,.,......... 39 Plam1 ......... ......... C ..,, =t~ .......... fi9c .... '7:=--......... .1. 09 ~ ·~· ......... -39"' Caullnower . . . . . . . . . . . ~ -. ' 0.-Dally 9-6 • Closed Sunday 'ftu9dlv. Jufy 12, 1979 Cotnm11ter Blues OAIL '( PILOT AS Budget Approval Blocked S.CRAM ENTO CAPI - California remalnt?d without a state budget today. t2 days into the new fiscal year, after As· sembly Republicans blocked what they called a "bloated" Sl6.6 billion budget. The spending bill was defeated late Wednesday night on a 49-24 Assembly roll call after the Republican minority refused in a six-hour standoff to com promise demands to trim the budget The bill needed 54 votes BUT ASSEMBLYMAN Oamel Boatwright, 0 -Con co rd . chairman of the committee that wrote the proposed spending plan for the 1979-80 fiscal year. , 1mmedlately announced that he would ask ror another vote today on the budget bill. rf that m ove falls. the Legislature must name a new Senate-A:ssembly committee to rewrite the budKet and try again for approval of both houses. THE DEFEATED bill was $654 m1lhon mort! than tht! Oemocrata· governor request.t>d, and $1 3 billion. or 8 5 pt>rct>nt , more than spending in the past year . Traffic was heavy on the Gold en Gate Bridge Wednesd ay as Marin and Sono ma count1e~ <:ommuters had to drive to their jobs in San Franc1sc:o Bus mechanics and dri ver~ for the Golden Gate Bndgl' Transit District honored picket lines. The district buse~ usually carry 11.000 com- muters per day across the bridge Another strike has idled ferry service and \\Orke rs for Bay Area Rap1d Transit are threaten in~ to ~tnkt• li rown has pledged to use hi s Vl'IO to make substantial cut!>. particularly in 14.5 percent pay raises for state employees. and the Republican leC1dt>r of tht' ~•·nat<'. William CamplJell of fl:.t· c·11,>nda 1fc1ghts, s upported thl' budget bill. saying hl" was counl tnJ! on Brown to trim 1t back lo ~I ll' Mesh knit .shirts Save 33 % on a cool cotton mesh knit shirt. Epaulettes, two pockets and a full button ' front. Khaki or ecru. S, M, L, XL Men's Knits Orig. 22.50 14.99 Swimwoor Polyester i cotton trunki in assorted colOl'S and styles. 1nclud1ng trtple i&de strlpe, volleybalJ, Zip • fit Siz88 30 to 38 and $, M, L, XL Men's Active $p0tt8Ml!8r Special 6.99 .,. Desigler de$ shits An assortment ot stripes and cheeks In the newest cok><s. AH cottonipotyestet ~nds tor easy care. 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Fortunately tbal effort rell unde r opposilioo or a \•ocal groap of altected residents It m arks the lbltd t lme ln a year thal council members most notublc Mayor Pa\ll Ry c~orr and Coun· cilman PauJ Hummel -have tried t.o skirt tho democrallc process In this way First there waa council poHcy S -1, a de facto building moratorium wbJch became the tramc pbasin~ ordinance. Theo thel'e was policy T·l That de racto moratorium •~ on its Y.•a&y to becoming an ordln1:tnce r banning convcr1Sion or apartments into condominiums. If councilmen want to enact moratoria, that's their privilege. But if thut's what they are going to do, then they'd better be courageous enough and resp0nsible e nough to do 1t right -notify the residents a nd property owners we ll in advance of their intentions . These moratoria thinly disguised as "council policies" appear 10 minutes before the counc il discussion on thes e iss ues. The result is that the public n as no opportunity to becom e informed on what's proposed and to comm ent on it We've said it before and we'll continue to repeat it as often as some councilmen continue to disregard the nghts of citizens: Attempts to circumvent the law in s uch an unde rhanded way are inimical to a d e mocratic socie ty. Belate d Criticism ~peaking or bringing up m ajor issues at the last min te. th~re is the matter of the hous ing project pro sed for the Ford Aeronutronic Di vision property that \vas rejected at Tuesday's city council meeting in Newport Beach. The five council members who voted against the project ~aid they just felt there were too many houses proposed. Developers originally asked for permission to t:iuild 610 un- its a nd add 465,000 square feet of industrial to the existing aerospace planton the 200-acresite. Tuesday they r educed those amounts ot 450 homes and 435.000squarefeetofindustrial It was puzzling that councilmen decided Tuesday that the proposa l was too big. It's been the subject of informal discussions for the past few months and those objections could have been r aised earlier in the process. In addition. we have to agree with Dan Emory, normally a fo<' of developers. that the 450~unit project mt>ets tht' intent of the city's traffic phasing law. Its approval could have served a s induce ment lo other d<'velopt'rs lo get s ubstantial reducllons in projects pro· oosed in the future As it is. it appears the council m ajority is playing the same old fa st s huffle game with the same old slacked deck Our Frantic Fourth Another Fourth of July h as come a nd gone and the city of Newport Beac.b ii still standing. . Every year, incrtas,tngiy large c rowds have des cended on the city to celebrate the holiday, causing major police problems in the beach areas, especially on the Balboa Peninsula and in West Newport. Because of the beach-bound hordes. police a nd res idents spend a lot of time trying to figure ways to keep the situation under control. A few years ago there was a riot. In recent years. the control of large.scale disturbances has improved some with each holiday. Thjs year. police were caught rlal·footed by the unexpected t raffic jam that was the r esult of the combined departures of peninsula fireworks enthusiasts und West Newport partygoers. It was. as one policeman noted. a m adhouse on the streets of those neighborhoods until after mid.night. It 's doubtful that poli ce could h ave done anything in advance to control the situation. But it will be one more thing to consider when city offi cials are putting together next year's plan to maintain order over the f'ourth. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on 1h1s page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilo t. PO. •· Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. . • Bo'yd I Sle epware \ By L.M.BOVD Computerized pollsters tracked down 1,500 wives who bad been married three years or less. a nd as ked them if they preferred their 1 hu s b a nd s to s l eep in s leepwear or in the nude. The m ajority said in the nude . Those pollsters then a sked 1.500 husbands who had been married three years or less i! they preferred their .wives to t Caltran.s bas ·bestowed upon our area another e nv t ronm e ntally beauUJul weed·covered ditch at the end or the Corona deJ Mar Freeway stub. WUJ ll s tay as long u &he one in Costa Mesa at the end or the Newport Freewa.y? E. A. B. '" .. "'' G41t ,_.,.. -.. .. ftltlt•f .. , ,, ..... ·~ .... ••• _. ...... , "'*1 ... .. ,... .............. y-......... ~· ~ o.fly ....... ~ I ,,. s leep in sleepwear or the nude. The m ajority said in sleepwear. Our Love a nd War man does not know what to make of this. He 's baffled So freque ntly did the great Albert Einstein a b senl- m i nd e d I y walk int o som ebody e lse's house in· stead or his own at Princeton tha t his wife had their front doo r painted bright red to tip him off e very day that he was at the right place. The swirl on the shell of an eastbound s na il is on Its southe rly s ide. In other w o rds , its s hell c urls clockwise. Q. How long does t.he ettect or caffeine in a cup ot coffee last in my body? /\. Figure three and o half ho urs. Q. What has risen most in value over the lut 10 yean -diamonds, gold or art? A . Antique Chinese c•ranilcs merit that dl1tinc· UoQ. T hey've climbed lo wonb b)' 19 pere.nt • y~. Gold hat risen 11 percent a year. Diamonds hve roae ue 12 pefteDl a )'etr. Zebru. too, sleep atandlna up. J ack Anderson Carter Pockets Expense Money WASH1NGTON -Jimm y Carter promised the voten1 ht> would ferret out government w14ste and improper uiH• of the h txpayers' money. But In has search tor mis used fund!I , our m1llionolre chie f t'xecuttVt' f Allt!d to look In lht> handhu~t hid tnic place of all h l:s own pocket During his fin1t two years In ofrlce. the parsimonious pre!1t dent spent on I y o n l' seventh or hh; ~.000 annuul expensf' a l lowunrc. But In teud of turning the two year lotul or $85. 121 l<"fl over back to lhl' Treasury. Carter put tht• mont•v en h1" personal bank a ccount T here'!! notl11n~t lllt'itul uhout 1t Indeed. tht• prut'tin• tu1:. ht.'l'll 'unl't1f1l't.I by trutl1lwn an th\• :so years or pn·s1tknt1al wulk ng nround monl'Y · C'artcr'1> 11n· del.'l•ssors m tht• Wh1l1• tluuM' didn't turn their lcftovt-r ,ti lowanct• bar k, l'rlht•r Mailbox In foct. Richard Nixon, wath ht~ usuul nulr for lmaglnaUve incom e ho1 c .. 1culat1ons. tried to '\lretch thl• toxublc cxpen!'le al· lowunce by daimml( deprecia· tlon on White House turnlturc us :1 deduction . T he lnte rniel Revtnuc Sl·rvlce disallowed It T h«> unu1nrnl t h in~ about Curler 's ex1><.'n~t· m oney i11 how Ir tl It.' or 1t he man(1ge~ to u ..;\• ca~·h y<.·ur The purpo!!C or th(• $~0.000 11llowt1ncc wu1> lo spore prcsidenlx rrom huvlnl( to l>llY unorrit•rnl co:its of ltw J)rf'!lldt>nry out or thl'lr own pockell\. f'or mt•r t• r t' !I Id I' 11 I J h • r b c rt fl o o v t· r t>slam1:1lt•fl thul "lht.' n11mrnum l' o i.; l to l h t• p r 1• Pi I ti 1• 11 t 1 :. i-cm\t.>Whl..'rt' lx·lw••1•n $25,1100 urul $:15,000 ll Yl'ilr or l'Onducttnl( lht· Whitt• llousf• ill ~Udl H rui.h11>11 ""' 1l l'hould lw t·<111clul'l1·cl " 'l'hut Wll"I 30 y1·1trli Uj.(I), wh1 ·11 II ('Uh l •• 1111•11• lhr1•1• 1•1•11lh t11 m111I u fll ">I du~:. 1tot11•1 Vt·:T WE llAVE ll•Ulfll'tl, Wlllt 1 lu· lwlp 11f J, . .,._,. Mt•r 11::. of t lw ~t1·r nt1 N1•wi. S1·rv1t''" 1 lmt 1•11·111 dt.'lll ('11111•1 ::.pt·ril JUt\t 1il ,HIH :1i' 11f hr :. 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It ls un immoral Jlfll\Ctple " Al 1me po1111 . l<epubltcan St!n t:ug1•t1l' Mt lllkin of Colorad<i, who sought to overr·ome this nh 11·1·t111n hy r1·qu1nn~ a presidt>nt 111 • l·rtiry thut the munt•y was u1· 1u 11Jt y ust't1 fut expt'nses. w..as cJ:o.kl.'lt what wuulrt happe n ti> ;m y 1rnuscfl por111m of tlw $.'l').~J l'>l•Vt:tt/\I. rnt>mht-rs r11 ',, .. .,., ""::. ::.111111 .. tt lht• so.1m•· ~lll'J k llllJ1°k •)II llw 'l'f•asury th.11 M1;1 s l' l1Jd 'J lwy r\Olc d thut rl 1111 ~f11J llfJll WI• rt• IO Cl d t! t cJ )(. •'At.'lllJ/I J S •11 l~IOally propOM·d , 11 w1wld I.Jc worth up lo $200,0011 I 1,uµkd w11h tht Sillary ra1:.e 1n 1 lu, ~dim. 11111 from $75,00IJ t11 ~JOIJ fj1J It would mt>an that IJw µ1 c.•:.1dtmt was twin~ vot~d a ~ulur y •11 C1l.1CJut S:i00,000 Cl yt•<tr I "' • i )" t Jr ::. I J t •· r 1111' t u )t •,, "'''' IJl•J:. •11 ltw 1•x1w11s1· JI l•1w.111•1 °'A J'I r1•11111v1·tl Hut ur1 •• •.-•111t l><·lw vt•:-. that t'ongrc:.•, ;. ,p •It IJl;o·1 :11 1·1~ tr y11114 lo !It• 1 • 1 ,, 1)1• pulil11 h~ c·allin~ J • .d.11, 1.11'1• an 1·><p cn ~e ;.ii Iv""·''"• tit• 1nl1•rit " that i~ .!-11 1rnp•1rt :1111 111 l.11,.,hutz seem~ lo "' gu1• w favor of ~1v1ng bac k <iny unu.-.•·d runt!' fl ow doe .. C~rter keep his l'"' penses down :.o low·? Well , he prevails on husinessm en to p1cl.. up the tab for •·private" part.Jes. a nd he gets the· Democratic N;J twnal Comm1ltc!• to p;1v for h" Chra:.lm<•S t•anb a S50,tli'41 item last v(•ar In th1• <•h.,f'O<'" uf 1·xpl1<·11 fpg1:.l;.it11111 n ·qu1nn11 lhc• rt'turn of unu:.1'c1 c->.p1·n~t.' monl'Y. only ,, pre'>1<icnt ... 1wr ... ona l moral cc.>dc 1·an d1ct~1h' Y.hal he-docs Y.1lh thl' 'lurplu .... Jimmy Cart1°r '.-. r·odl' tell<; him T akl• the morwy and run. S&L Buildings Look Like Cathedrals To the Editor : The best evidence that thl' saving public is being underpaid an interes t on its savings 1s the proliferation of unneeded ex· pen s iv c s av 1 n gs" a n it your money and r eceive only 5' :l per· cent interest on your savings. but if you wish to secure a loan to buy a home you ar<' charg<'d from 10 percent lo 12 percent in· te res t. a m a rk-up of 100 p<'rct•nl to 118 percent. If you a~k the S&L people why . the a nswer is: "That's a ll the law allows us to pay:· Well. if that is t ht• law. then l agree with Mr. Bumble "The law is a ass. a idiot." and it dis- criminates against people who need housing. In no other business docs the law require tha t the selle r make 100 percent to 118 percent profit on his sales. In forme r limes the interest S&Ls paid depositors on deposits was as low as 4 percent. and you could get a loan on your home for 6 percent. a spread or only 2 percent. Now lhc spread is more like 6'h perce nt. (f know: l was offered a 6 percent loan by Mutual. I No wonder the S&Ls have so much money to s p e nd o n monumenta l and 11upernuous or. fices. Who is paying for these? -the small savers receiving the pultry 51h percent while the gov- e rnment encouraJtl'S this pro· fiteering and prom~ulc office· building spree. FRANK KLOCK f'onda'• Ma" To the Editor: It appulls me thut Governor Brown is conte mplating appoint ing Edison Miller lo the post of s upervisor in Orange County, replacing the deposed Ralph Diedrich. Not only is he un· qualified for the position. hll nf. ftllatlon with Tom Hayden's In· famous CEO. "an alternate s tructure" replacing American capltaliam. it wtll be the final blow to the voters' trust in their political electees. l(,.yden'1 wife, Jane l!'Jmdi. on a recent fund ralslng venture for CED in Lacuna Beach, prom- taed her aUdience that she. her ~usband and thttr cohorts planned to use lntluence and • mone31 to ~k candldatet for Oran1e Counlt city counclla and boardt ol aapervlaors. If Edison Mlll(lr la appointed to the boud, J auacut the "flx'' ' was complrtcd before Miss Fon- da left lhl' county. I also s uggest tha t Gnvl'rnor Brown had best consider lht~ nl•eds of the Orange County Populace before disp<-rs· 1ng: po llt 1cal fa vor s to un- quahf1l·d und unwanted apJ)Oin· :\t/\HY 0 MOORE Publi'° Ext art Ion To the Editor Ralph Diedrich has been con- victed of demand ing a pay-off in exchange ror a land use ap- proval. What the Third Distncl Supervisor allegedly did was r epre hensible . Bul he is nol alone. There a re others guilty of tht> same crime who are still at large. No property owner s hould ever be subjected to extortion. Obviously. it is in the public in· tcrcst for government lo do all in its power to prevent it. Extor· tion in land use proceedings is wrong . Unless. of course, lbe extor- tion is openly committeb by gov· ernment itself. Then it is all right, because it has the sanction of law and is done in the public interest. So we can all applaud. Extortion? By government? YF.S INDEED. Only tt isn 't, of l'ourse. called extortion. When il <1c.'turs. it is called an "exac· tion ... It happens a lmost every day in almost every j urisdiction. ~end It happens in m any ways. /\ property owner Is told that ha~ plans for a partic ular la nd 1111.-wlll not be approved unless h l" t I ) llunctR ovt•r to the public ugcncy bundleR or cash known u11 "in·lleu" foes: or ( 2) Tum:< Olll'r to the rublic u.:1.•nfy !llzahle chunks o land known u11 "dcdlcollons"; or (3) A1m.•c11 lo finance, partial- ly or totally, public improve- ments that may or m ay not be necdt¥1 by or or any value lo his projeCt: or I 4) Changes his plans so they conform to special sociological. aesthetic or economic interests of the homeowners in the ex.isl· ing community; or ( 5) Assents -as if he had any c hoice -to any combination of the above. THESE exactions. whlch seem to proliferate like wire han1ers in a closet. a re rarely protested by anyone but the land use appll· cant who ll btina 1tron1·atmed. Special interest f?'O\IPI &JDOOC us encourage this kind of extnr lion in the name of their grel·n· belt. the environment or s imply to keep mon• new people out. The general public condones 1t , l'Ven though 1t adds tremendous· ly to the cost of new homes and new places to work and shop Techm<'ally a nd legally, they do not constitute cxlort1on They are exactions things or value l'xacted from applicants in ex- change for land use permits of one kind of another. This is the way that government demands. and gets. als pay-off. In the public interest. and with the public's ap- proval. And the publi c that de- mands it and the public that con- dones it are guilty of aiding and abetting it. Whal Ralph U1edr1ch was ac· cused of doing merely carried the process one pri vale s tep further. The government. the public. got nothing out or 1t That's the difference. That. and the way you s pell it. • G.W. FERGUSON Nobe Co n t rol To the Editor: It was almost laughable lo read that the Costa Mesa City Council is concerned about noise and air pollution from a pro· posed 19th Street bridge over the Santa Ana River. I have begged our city officials to show some concern for the excessive noise caused by the Adams Avenue "speedway" and I have been c1ven more excuses than I could ever relate in one letter. One of the more ridiculous being that when the bridge construction was completed the noise level would drop. Wro ng ... 1l's worse than ever ' After doing a little research. I learned that different types or street resurfacing can drop the noise level. One or our traffic engineers had never heard of this. The City of Seal Beach ap- plied for . and got. a federal grant for a noise barrier along the San Diego Freeway for its resid ents. Our cit y doesn't like large block walls. A r eduction of the SO MPH speed limit. with en· rorcement , would decrease the noise level. Supposedly. the "speed trap low" does n't allow this . Perhaps a posted speed II m it of 40 MPH with enforce· m e nl at SO MPH would s low m &ny of the drivers down and the reby .help decrease some of the noise. What lt all bolls down to. is no city oUlcial ia unfortunate ennugh to live within close car range of lht• Adams Freeway !>O they are andrffe re nl or obb vaou~ to th<' constant norsc and ai r pollution impos ed upon resident~ in the a re a. W t• n ct.' '1 l 9th S l r ec t cul Lhrough Lo Huntington Beach !-.o I raffic and pollution can be di~ tribuled " little more evenl) The Costa Mesa Gene ral Plan written an 1970 slates that the e r ty needs more Santa l\na River ('rossings. Thal was nine years ago. Need I say more? SHARRAN RENNA H e lp Wantt-d To the Editor· If the following want ad were to appear in your classified sec· lion. I feel that it would geneS¥Ate cons iderable int~rcst WANTED · /\<·countants. Buyers, Engineers. M athemati· cians. Planners. Programmers. Sales men. Scientists. etc. B A. De,Rree require d . no ex· perience necessary. No direct subordinates. a nd no layoff ~ithout your consent SALAR Y : $21.700 to $60,400 <d epends on experience). FRINGES : Fully paid life, health. d ental . visio n . psychological, and salary pro· tection insurance for you and de· pendents . 18 d ays/year sick leave <cumulative). This is the union contract pro· pos a l by t he Newport ·Mesa Federation o f Teachers (A FL/CIO) in behalf of the school teachers or the Newport- M esa School District in want-ad form and proportioned as though the teachers worked all year. As one does in industry. Naturally, the proposal con· lains many more demands than listed here. Since the proposal is addressed to "Members of the Community." it s hould be ex- pected that interested persons could get a copy Crom the Newport-Mesa Fedt'ration of Teachers, 1770 Orange Ave .• Costa Mesa. 92627. ROGER BLANCHARD • Utters from readers ore wekomt. The nght to condense ltttn• to /it IJ>OCP or eliminate libtl 1' rftnwd. u tttu o/ 300 word$ or i.. wfU bt gwt'n pre/utnce. All l~rers "'u..tt an. elude ngnature and mmllng Glddrets but nomea may ~ wilh/tfld on ,,. qwat if 1&4//1ci•nf rtopilGf!FOrettt. PNC~ IRU not k ,.NMld. f MORE OPINION DAIL'( PILOT A 1 e Sijmetimes You Can't Go Back' Again I We ..... drlvina trollnd lbt North bl Cblcaeo. lootln& (Of' a piae. to ·~t. l don'l It.now ftM .... m• U\lak ot Soot's Tap,. • l ~beard of lt. ·· my com P--Mld. "Oa Clark Streett" 1 said. ''Jat ~ ol Hcnfara. •• TtMrt WM a tJme who bt's Tap ~led everytblnt lhtl Wat lt&IO to me. 1 wu In coll•1e. and every n i 1bt my frlen• ud t -rratenltJ brotben. co- workers on the North west ern University student newapaper -wouJd go to Scot's Tap for dJnner True, 1t was only about 300 feet Inside Chicago, just over the Evanston line, but as soon as we walked into Seot•a. we knew that we were in lbe big town. No college kids eating wheat germ in Scot's Tap At Scot'!>, the Ughls were dim and the decor was red and the patrons were served steaks. Sinatra was on the jukebox. and Sinatn1's pictures were on the wall. Thf> waitresses brought us cocktails at the time you couldn't even get a beer in Evanston. For college seniors anxious to get out, Scot's Tap offered a welcome preview of a world beyond milkshakes and marijuana. THE REAL DRAW at Scot's Tap though the real clue to U!> that this was, indeed, Chicago was Scot himself Not that we ever met him; we we re too in· timidated. Scot w<1 s a savvv· looking guy with a penc1l th;n black moustache, a s harp dresser. a man who looked like he would be al home makrng Sydney Harris trtps t.o Lu Ve1as fie would hang out at the end of lht: b»r. talkln& busmeH with m n in ~· P4'1\Jlve suit.& To us. ht llffm~d to ~ tlamorously notorious Wl' didn't know what hl1Jaat waa, but tt hed to be full In trlicue. He waa Ch1caao. •II n1ht. Scot didn't ·~m to be It m an you would want to c"°"'s On the wall, Seot kept u fnamett black·and whitti pt1ol11 craphlc portrait of htnuelf. look Ing dapper rn u dark ~ult Next to it Wll !'. 1tnothe r fram t:d portrait, tttis ont.• of " bt!uut1ful hlonde wo11·11an In ll low cut dress. We always ttssumed Uui. was Scot'~ wife or mistresi:. We wttrtt afrrud to as k a nyone • ONCE, one of us got u little drunk, a.nd got up the courage to approach Scot. Scot was at the bar. and our fnend walked up lo h1 m , waited until Scot tumf'd ctrouod, 1md lhen said, "Cai:.h a check for me'.'" Scot looked h.im the eye 'No." he said. The food and drink we re always good, Sinatra's voice always filled the room, and soon enough I was, indeed. living in Chicago, which on a good night !-Omet1mes lived up to the s moky, unspoken promises of Scot's Tap. I had not been back in ye<1rs. and so il was that I told my companion to take m e there. But when we arrived, Scot's Tap was gone -replaced, in 1979, by a Greek family-style r estaurant. We went inside There was no sign that this had ever been Scot's. ll was bright and bustling and rull or people with children. Scot wouldn't have been caught dead in the place. We ate our dinner there, and then drove away. I was lamenting the loss of yesterday's dreams. We were driving through a· residential neighborhood. on our way back downtown, when. hkc • mlr-4.ie. u 1 \'Ct•ntly com.true led building 11ppeart.>d on our right On iL'I front wat1 a 11lgn that said. "Scot's Rt:staurant .. "~ulck ." I u1d "Pull In lhNe." WE GOT OUT of the car and walked through the front door 'ft'I~ voice or f'rank Sinatra sou11dod throughout the room Th" earpels were red. The Lights wtire low. Un the wall wer e fn1med bl ack·and·white photo· ~ruph1c portraits. all in a row - Sinatra. Richard J . Daley. M aunce C hevalier. George Kafl And. at the very end of the 1 uw . the portrait of Scot. looking t•\•ery bit as c unning and worldly wise as the rest I went to the bar and ordered a drink "Se<>t he re'>" I said ··You JUSI missed him." the wom an bartende r said "He's back in his office " "Could you get him for me''" I said She pointed to a telephone. with two buttons ~lit. "You see thos e light!>"" she said. "He's on thf phon~ No one interrupts Scot whe n he's talking bus i- ness " "llt''s talking on two lines al 1mcc?" I said. ··sometimes h<' talks on four lines ~1t once." the woman SaJd. "Scot taJks a lot of business." SO I waited. Thirty m inutes passed. I ordered more drinks. Finally. a ple:Jsant lookrng man wearing a green golf shirt lilld pe nctl·lhin moustache walked up to the bar It was Scot. I was confused lie looked like any of a hundn•d men I had met over the ~car:. in Chicago. He smiled and introdu<'ed himself. A pleasant man who happened to own a restaurant. I started to jabber about the college days at Fanatics Im.press Only Themselves Everyone knows that the: men· tat di s turbance <'ailed "paranoia" gives t he patient a distorted sense of rl'allty. he sees through a glass darkly. and wh at he sees Is mos tly the product of his own emotions. What makes this form of lunacy so dangerous is not mere- ly that its VIC· tim distorts the world around him , it is that he mistakes the motiv es . moods and reactions or other people. He is incapa- ble of un - derstanding how other people feel. think. and respond. When fanatics immolate themselves. or burn themselves. or commH suicide in the act of terrorism. they imagine that this will impress other people with their sincerity and dedlca- lion to a cause higher than themselves. They do not suppose for a minute that other people will simply think_ them to be crazy. BUT TJDS is what people do think: thev ar~ revolted by the act. not impressed or inspired. While it may be, in some in· stances. noble to die for a cause higher than oneself. when H is done for purpo s e s of demonstration, it becomes the gesture of a warped mind. not lhe submission or a saint. Socrates had no desire lo take the hemlock. He defended himself vigorously at his trial. As little did Joan or Arc yearn to be burned at the stake. She wanted to live, nol-die, as an ex- ample. Long ago. Alfred Adler, the psychologist, said, "It is far easier for m en to fight and die for their principles than to live up to them." The pnranoid ex· tremists profess the principles of justice and l.Jrotherhood and freedom a nd peace -but they suppose t h at committing in- justice and violen ce against their foes is an effective way of reaching these goals. PARANOIA misjudges not on- ly the proportion of means to ends. but also the vision of sani· ty. It supposes all minds to be like itseH. and is crooked re- asoning s ays. ..Since I would resp~ct a person who shows he is willing to die for what he believes, other people will respect me and pay attention to my creed if I sacrifice myself." The true saints and heroes. however. sacrifice themselves by helping others to Ii ve better. by succoring the poor. and sick and helpless. by offering their lives in a way that binds us to1?elht!r. not in a way that pro· motes hate and violence and veng<'::ince. The me re fanatic. who is their counte rfeit, always defeats his own ends. Discover why so many people don't visit regional shopping centers sin ce coming to Westcli/f Plaza Scot's Tap. IA'ld the mystique we had bu.ill up. and the amaiJng circumstances o{ flndmg Scot m this new place on lhis different street. He looked at me as iC l were a lillle can y "Yeah?" he said. I wanted to tell him what we had thought of him. and what he had represented to us, and how to us he had embodied so much of the Chicago legend that we had bu.ill h.im into an ominous icon. He was s miling at me. puzzled. and l pointed at the pie· lure by the front door. the pie t ure of the beautiful blonde woman in the low·cut dress. "Scot. I said. "We always wondered is that your wi.fe'>" He looked over al the picture "Nah." he said. "That's Julie London." l paid for the drinks and mo· tioned for my companion to leave with me Sinatra was still on the Jukebox Scot said to com e back soon. but sometimes there's no going back ~ .... ...._. "Mo.ybe we ~hould cool ·,t till oil the pol1c.e .,Ttil-.t'~ tire c11e1." Celebrate SllIIliller! l 11111' I l\t ..,1111t11l t r I Iii .1t1t l'r• '' 1111 d 111 1 111 111·11 !1 \ \rrr•r f l'(.1\1 '' I l11pd1 "R·1111.11111" 111 I• \\'1 ( ... \~.rlll I c • 1 1 1 1 r 1 , ..,, • r 11 ' f 1 ' ''' 1 .., I 1.1"' 'J ll 111 ' ( 1 , 1111 t I t • , f 11h 11 I -' 111c! I , \\.1 d111 "I.'' !11111 I 11<!" I_' 0!1 111.! ~ (111 J' \J \. I FASHION ISLAND BARBEQUE DEMONSTRATION Saturday, July 14 Model 2000 S16900 THE QUALITY COMES THROUGH A Charmglow Barbeque has qual11v you can rasle Take rhe Model 2000 or 20JO hs deep hood q1ves 11 remark..,t>ie capac11v for 1tw use ol your ro11i. ser111 Fn1ov a '11<1 rurke\ or d whole ham 1ne gas tlow control provKIP~ uniform hear comrol for heller cooking 8.g 351 SQ 1n of coolung surface and much more Charmglow means qualny all 1he way ALL YOU MISS 'IP lon4 IS THE MESS °"'iono1 --·-. :~.~ ··-~ ~ I I a.m.-3 p.m. Cook A Little s25900 Cook A Lot l k .11 h;ill llf .tll ,,, lht• i.:rill1r1,.: 'urr.111 14 llh l hc· \111111 I :1:·1~1 ... '""t j!.I ... 1, u r n •' ' \ .. r v tC'rlflllntll'.il ALL YOU MI~ I~ IHl:.Ml:.~ Mock! J2l~I 1opcn • '''""''"" PARTS HEADQUARTERS It's Summertime and now is the time to r enew the g reat taste reward of cooking outdoors on a Charmglow gas barbe- que. Come in and ·r e · vitalize your Charmglow with a complete line of parts and acfessories. STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fr.I. 9·9 Sat. 9-6. Sun. I 0-4 Tl'" NATtON I 091TUARIES Man 'Buys 14-room Dream Castle VOORJQES, Ul. <AP) -PeoQle can apend a Ufetlme trytn, to 1•t thelr drealn castle. Joeh Alper. It, already baa hl1. A 1•ar •Co Alper, a tophornore at Parkland Coll•1• In Champal1n. attended an antique auc· Uoa. It featl.&Nd the aale of tJw turreted Voorhies ~uu., a eeot ... 1 llUnola landmark 7S years. 9E AND TWO FB1t;ND8 entered a bid or '49.000 for the 14·room "cornfield castle" and got It. delivering in lbeir mot.or home they park on the ground.II. "Whoever heard of Chinese food ln the middle ol cornfields? We like doing crazy things like that and it may go over," says Alper. Ma1nly through his efforts, the gabled Vic· torian home buill by a Swedish farmer for bis Swedish sweetheart soon is expected t.o be placed on the National Register of Historic Places, mak· ing Alper eligible for federal granls·ln·aid and Ralph VoorbJea and became a bJcb1)' RCC111fuJ farmer. FOE JOllA.NNAB, BE BVILT Bii dream cu· tie, an ornate structure resem~ a c..U.Wce manor house ln CbrisUanatadt. Sw9clea, tbat bad impressed Larson u a youth wbeo be worked. there as a wagonma.ker. ·•we wer" looking tor » house In the country and heard there was 1oln1 to be an auction 2l Voorh!ee cuUe," Alper said. ''I'd never beard of lhe ptae.. We went aa a whim." guaranteed loans for restoration. THE ILLINOIS ADVISORY COUNCIL has recommended s uch placement and the Illinois Director of Conservation bas sent the nomination lo They lived in the house 10 yean and tbeo Johannah died. Sbe collapsed in the kitchen wtllle preparing breakfast May 13, 1914. Nela fOUDd ber there. She was carried t.o a couch in the elaborate mansi~ that she disliked, and she died. The oext day, Nels locked the door to bis prairie dream castle, never to return. Alper, who la a carpenter, and bis girlfriend, Eileen Bell, are taking on the task of restoring the manalon, which bas been severely punished oy wealber and vandalism. They will h ave a "Oraod Opening" and an antique sale on the 1rounda Friday through Sundi.y. Washington. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The usual tales of the castle being haunted ... , Al ~ED••I have been spread over tbe years. Oldtimers say ... l"1ll. ~ I the whlspy figure of Johannah has been seen ln the• upstairs bedrooms and In the two turreted towers. DIAMONDS • 6Elll8TONE8 , "I haY8 to put up with It In the omo.. but I'm d..-nned tf l'tl be treeted u an equal In my own homet" ''TH.I: HOUSE WILL BE DECORATED by Residents owners ot antique stores in the area and there will be a $1 adm.ittance fee. The money will help in restoration costs," said Alper, an unlikely keeper of a c astle as he strolls the grounds in bare feet G • and tattered coveralls, master or all he surveys. "We don't believe m ghosts. but 1£ there are Jewels by JOsephs Is searching tor dlemonda end any around they are friendly," says Alper. gemstones front pnvate lndlv1duala and~ c.Nfut "However, one night when we returned we thought examination and evaluation by our experts. Hl0he9t we could smell an oil lamp that had been burning, pnces paid. Call 540-9066 1().9 daily, Saturday 1CH. Sun· like it had been snuffed out JUSt before we got dtlt CloMd. Astt for Betty Grace or Frank VenderWell home." iewels by ioseph lven To help ends meet. he and Eileen have s tarted a Chinese food catering service for farm families in the area, preparing dishes in their kitchen and Johannah. a petite Swedish woman. was the wire of Nels Larson. a manual laborer from Sweden who immigrated to Amenca and settled on the centra l lUinois prairie. He bought land from Sooth Coast Plaza• 3333 Bnstol. Coste Meea • 54CMIOM UCSB Degrees Eigthy-t wo Orange Coas t resid ents have graduated from UC San- ta Barbara. T here a re: to FtOl'I\ C".MI• Me~ OotllV Lllll•n Baden, T•rri l..tt Berqrn.,,, Mlc11 .. 1 !>tephen 6ernaro. Jeffery Ward Frum. ~rth• K•ye GuY. AnQ4ll• ~o Hllebner. H-11 Jo Kancs.t Jr • M•r' Alle11 L•w. Wfltl•m 9 ernuo Maoo~n. Cetlly """• McCoro, Lll\O• Jean Miiier, L•"Y EowJn M urrey, tr•111 Aano .. 11 O\•ald. Lee Harris Schl•n•tt. J•me• J-Stretch •nd OeDOr.i> L Ynn w11a1ev , ,.retft ,._.In Valley: Jolln Ern ...., .. 111aca. MOMICI Antnony LemDO. Marv 1e .. 1e McNully •no Andrew Rt>Mrt Mo""r ,.,.,,. Htolttlll91••• eucll: O•v1d 1t1c1 .. iro Ament.. O•n1e1 Ne•• Ceora. Stacev Dianne Cl•""· 8"r1>ara Lynn Derry, Patrk k J<Kec>ll Ev•ns. Craig ,iussell Falrcllllcl. Mlcl\ael Al•n f eldmen. Ow1st~ Jonn Jollnson, lnllo MV-. JltcN rd Al.,, S91cer, Al· ~n Oon•lcl We)thelmer. S•b•ne rom•r •nd Lydl• Chunq·Shln ounq. ,.refit a.....,.. ltffcll: Jenoler E &aeon. <;.try Steven 6urk '. Jenine "'"'""·Gall Ellen Marlon, Scott Alan Morton""° ChrlstoP""'' ~an 0'"4eol From.........,. Nf-1· Scott Arthur L4.tn~ 6nd L•vra Ann 011.,•r From Ne_.-t 8H<ll. E1>1.tllt'lll '6f'n Appel. C"r•\fOOr\f'r Jon Auf'r, Mtrle Belh S.rkan. B•rbar" Bet•. Oontel Alrxanoer CnaltcJnt, I( 1m e>erl1• Jo Co11..-1er E1o1abrlh Cullen M •''fif Y41ft' Ff'f"Q\1-,ot\, Mdry Frantf'\ ,.l,j\Ob\ JOM JO.E'Oh J .. r91'r. Jut\ Johnson (trt'QO Slf"Yttn ll(.41ntor ~\•&>to.athfl Eva tlCOOll1'\k,. OouQl4\ lurMr Link, Ar1hoJr J,.,,,..., Maakrev , Death Notit-e• MCKEEVER BETTV <FRANCES M AV I M< KEEVER. P&\~ ••av on July 10. '''" p,..,41e 1nt~rm~nt. NtPtune-'-'>< •l!IY 011f!ft "°""" '°',,..,~•no rel· ot•ves from noon on MonOay July I~. 1919 "' the nome ot "~' '°" 06", n1•1 .St Elen•. MhSIOn VlejO, Ca In lieu ol ,_,._ 00n.t1tons may be made to the !American CM!cer SOc11ttY I PlllVITEllA MELANIE MARIE PRIVITE RA. •e••denl ot CMona del Milr. C.. P••Wd •••Y on Jutv 11, 1919. She 1s survived bv her P"rrnts, Or Mr •nd Mrs. J•mes R p,,..,, tera, h~r brotner\ ,r.lark. Dan arid Tim. dnO he• shier Oebb1e. •II ot Coron• oel Mar, Ca. Also her o•lern•I 11r•n-rents Mr •no "''' Jame• R Prt•llrra ol flO<'oO.. he• mdter"dl 9r...omother Mrs Gr•<e t Hy\lop OI Net><a>k•. Holy Rowry wolf b• held on Fr1d<1y July 13, 1'79 •t ti )0 PM """'' ot Chrl•ti&n 6una1 will t>r h<?ICI on S.turoey July u . 1'7• at , IO· )0 AM. both di Our LaOy Quffn ol Angels C<1thollc Church, Ne wport Such. C<1. Interment at Ille AsoMlon Cemetery, El l oro. C• 6•11• 6ergeron Funl'r•I Home Cost• Me~ oirec 10" -.24'•. SILEll MA!>ON E. !>ILER, resident ol Ill IUlll Edward IMrvltt Jt • Glenn 0.vld Meyer. Jon,..lle Marie Miiter. M•rv Ellz-h Patlftff. Suwn Anft Potkott, Tr•om•' Solon Powell, K•"'" Jean A•tnel, Ml,Nel Lee Raub, Melvln AOOlM>tl llkhley Ill, Timothy Andrew si-. !'Mlwn Ao.te Slro••. Kim SmlOI. J_, llerntwt'CI $lerne, Tllomu Wllllam Straw. l:>o<WIO (.;vy Wllllam .tnd Krltte c.m Wllll•m•. l'r•m S•• Cleme•le: Donald J•mes Coo« •"° Xar1o. Vincent Euo Dell ,.r..,. SM Jt6H C.O.str...o Bhlllp J•mo Cook ""° Marl< Vincent Euo """ From S... J...,11 C:.hlr..,o: Phllop d• 6UM, s~ Toelcl 0. Gr•w, Loia Merv L•'9hton, Franto Cra19 Morr "· L•urle """ NOrlll •11cl Cllrl"opher ROIJerf White Yosemite Trip Set A five-day trip to Yosemite is being p l a nned for s eni or citizens by the Laguna Beach Council on Aging. The escorted tour is scheduled for Oct. 3-7, and the $149 fare in· <.'ludes roundtrip transportation in a molorcoach, motel ac· com modalions, sight· s eeing tours. and ad- mission to natio nal parks. For reservations. call Virgi n ia Schott at 497·2441. OCC Sets Signups Registration for fall classes at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa will begin Aug. 27 by ap· pointment only. ' N•wport Beach, c.. Passeo •w•v on July II. 197'. Survoved by "'' wile ROeum•rv. son R1Cll•ro Slier of Newport Beacll, C• , 2 0<1UQhlers Sign-ups for day and evening classes will con- tinue by a ppointment throug h Sept .• 5 . Registra tion appoint · ments may be secured in OCC's Admission and Records Office. , Petri<•• SiHlr of ~t• MecM, Ce . .no Pemel<1 Christlan~n of San Fr&n· \ t•sco. C•. Fri-may <•1110< visit•· , 11on on Frtdav July 13, at Bell Broaow•v ~· trom 12 noon to •·oo t PM Funeral senlc~ end Interment wttt "" held on Saturday July U, 1'19 i al 11.00 ., Ille Pa<lllc View MelftO(ial I Park CNpel with Or. Jolln A. Hut!· • men Sr OI SI. Andr~ PrttbyteroAll Chur<ll ot11ciat1ng Bell Bro.Oway N\Ortuary d•<Klo<~ PIBFAMN.Y COlONAL FUMHAJ. HOMI 7801 Bofsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 rAC.IFfC YllW MIMOltALrAll Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1flc VtfrW Onve Newp0rt Beach 644-2700 *COIMtCIC MORTUA•t1S Laauna Beach 494·9415 • L8Quna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-tn6 HM80I LAWM-MT. OUYI Mortuary • CemetetY Crematory 1625 G1$1ef Ave. Coste Mesa 540-5554 IAlTZ•eaoM N•ALHOMI 646-242.4 Costa Mesa 67~ ! -.L llOADWAY • MOl1U.AIY 110 Bro.ow.., CoeUI Mes. 642-9f50 MillM A 1'UTNLL MIMmlMY WIAa.IPf CMAPIL MoftuerY. Ctemltlont FiowrShop 417 E 17th St. eo.c.Me9e M•la New Chairman Or. Angelo Segalla of Santa Ana, director of the instructional de · velopment at Golden West College in Hunt- ington Beach, bas been elected chairman of the research and develop- ment commiss ion for California community colleges. Deaths Elaewlwre i NORRISTOWN, Pa. CAP> -Kadlrya o •Hay Gra•.U., 82, who bat- tled pornography in the mail during three terms in Congress and who bf'Came the fourth woman treasurer In U.S. history. died here Tues. day after a loag illness. WASJUNGTON (AP> -Retired Maj. Gen. Job D. LaYelle. 62, who WIS replaced as U.S. Air Poree commander in Southeast Asta after una.utborlzed bombing attacks on North Viet- nam, died Tuesday. • WASHINGTON (AP> -Labor Secrewy Ray Manfaall•a 1~1ear-01a Iba.~'• died today foDowt.lal a ltJIUC· 11e asaa.t cuoer. Doc· tora dlaco•ered U11at CbrtatODbar, .. o1 n .. MarsMll ddldrm. bad caaeer at tbe .-of 1m. ma ... *1D w• amput.Md la , .... ,., 11'11 ............ lied • portloa of • ••• ,.. mo.ect. THE .APP•REL FACIORY ANNOUNCES A SU IN THE DEEP FRH•EI UPTO on MAllUFACIURER'S SUGGESTED UST PllK*S Oii: BRDID llAME JEANS, COi 1011 T-Sll•TS, 1++_11y & DENIM SllORTS, MISSY & JUNIOR AIRTS & BLOUSES. SLAG<S & PAllTSUI IS ~THE SA1 E IS ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY & •NDAY JULY 13TH, 14TH & 151H PIUCIS START AS LOW AS S2.GOI SAi E STARTS FRIDAY IOAM 111'APPAREL FAaORY .,t Costa Mesa: 1892 Harbor Blvd., (714) 631-3060 Mon-Fri: IOam-9pm I Sat: loam-6pm I Sun: 12 noon-spm CALIFORNJAAPPAR.ELFACroRYLOCA110NS: San&aMontca.113'2 WU1bire BM .• Ph: ~ stl79 / Martna del Re)t, Villa Marina Sboppina c..r. Ph~ '211~.o.121 /a..Ftnn ~ lllllGlenoMIBlvd., Plr. ib1•1•11 .......... 403 . Franci9ca St .. Ph: (213) S7""'"7 OlllaMlll. JS Harbor Blvd., Ph: (714)631_. ~ vmuara. 24.11 Harbor ,. Blvd .• Ph~· ~I ThoallndOalm, 757TbousandOIDBlvd., Bat •• .,. 2 Shattuck~4l5)541-'1S23 / a.n Pb: .) -6110 I Sin 1272 El camino Real, ArAS Ave., Ph: (714)287-iUIO I Montdalr, 523'1 Arrow~ mt r -) I DAIL V PILOT_t\.f Noise Policy Backed :··································;.;;-.. ~············--i i ®"'Scirocco -'! Gxmty Retai1u Easementa Over Objections : ; • BRA_.D MEW '79 i By aOBB&T lt~RK Ea • -o.11• ...... t\lltt Despite le.cal wa m ln1•. thl' Or a n ac Count y Bo rd o f Supe rv1aort hu rt a mrmed " poJlcy rt'qulrln1 nol.11e eHe m e nts from property owner• near the county afrport Tbe euemenlll ,.,.. deal~ to ffff the county from lawt ulu by -..-.. realdc-nlll who complain or noise Rep. PbJUp Crane, an llHnol s con· gre11man runr;J\ng fOY the Republican presidential nomlna- cau st'd by flig hts f rom t hl' airport Charle u 1d that Fresno has had a 1lmllar policy lo t ffecl since 1003 easements which are voluntarily offered by property owner&. In addltlon s upervisors said the purchase of easement rights might be appropriate after the a irport maste r plan ls com· pleted. Ai r p or t n1an a1e r R aul n ..,.iahadu. who accordintlY held o similar position in Fresno. u ld thut clly bas not been challeol(l'd on casements. K E N DYKES, a represen· S lJ P ER VISORS DlaECfED tative of the Rossmoor Corp.. : Kuyper lo refine proposals on opposed the "navigational ease-• tbt1 1Hasemcr1t m ents" on grounds that they Utitai111 of the policy are to be may be required in areas where worked out, but supervisors said overflights do not occur. owne rs of land s ubje cted to He said the easements may noise levels registering ~ CNEL A discourage potential buyers of r community noise equivalent land that is not affected. level > can be asked to gi,ve ~P Clark disagreed . . ONLY s9 . ~•190~!. OR 5777700 • :icAX CASH 1,''ff: , .. "°"'" '••to.ee.'lno lot 60 mOI °"•PC><-c•tO• 1nciud•11 lllA I tic Total ~ Pl..,. OI Sl406 e2 inc..-IU . he. & doc; lee APR" 1~· Oel...-rlld oayment oncie 11 It l,b6t (t 6tel(0671241 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~;:::;i:;;;:,, 1871 I BEACH BLVD. tJ\!==~HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-2000 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Uon. "'main• deeply ill debt. his chief fund rai.&er says. CO\JNTY COUNSEL Adrian Kuyper wa rned offi cials U1at n• quirement poses legal q uestion!\ But Supervisor Ralph Clark took issuewilbKuyper'sopiruon "I've never said thls before lo you. Adrian. but I think you art: in error." Clark s aid higal rights to the land s &Lr "l think buyers should have ~puce the situation called to their at-SH OUR '7' llAlllT AD IN -·• TODAY'S SftOITS SICTIOM : • • Thc board also voted to con-tention. I think it is great," he 11nul' 1t~ policy of accepting said. • • ••••••••••••• -········································ Qt1ses, Trains Benefit . FFom State Gas Pinch SACRAMENTO (A P > -T he gasoline shortage is cutting into Californians' car travel, boosting bus and train travel, and both helping and hurting st.ate tax revenues. state officials say. Separate reports from the state Transportation De partment a nd Board of Equalization on Wednesday pointed to wide-ranging effects of the gas shortage on the nation's most car-dependent state. IN MAY, mE first fuU month of the s hortage , tra v e l o n st at e highways, as estim ated by scattered mechanical traffic counters, was 12 percent lower than in April and 10.6 percent lower than in May 1978, the Transportation Department said. Weekend travel dropped even more dramatically, by 21.6 percent below April 1978, the department said. ll said the two Amtrak train routes that begin and end in Calilomia have g ained riders. The Los Angeles-San Diego route bad nearly SO percent more passengers in May than in April, and the Oakland-Bakersfield run was up 21 perce nt. Both routes lost riders in June, however. NO STATEWIDE BUS passenger fi gures we re a va ila ble, but the Southe rn California Rapid Transit District system showed gains of as much as 14 pe rcent over pre-shortage ridership, the department said. Car pools and other ride-sharing arra ngeme nts re ported shar p in· c reases in a pplications. T he Board of Equalization reported that the increase in gasoline prices has boosted state sales tax revenues. but the decline in the volume of gasoline sales is affecting revenues from the excise tax. which is seven cents a gallon for the state and four cents for the federal ~ovemment. Howeve r , the Tra ns por tation Depa rtment said the 4.3 pe rcent decline in gasoline sales during April, the last mont h for which sales fi gures were available. was normal for the month. Moon Tre aty Draf te<:f UNITED NATIONS (AP> -After seven years of work, a 47-nation U.N. committee has approved a draft trea- ty declaring tha t all nations will share the natural resources of the moon. other planets and all other parts of the solar system DESIGNER FURNITURE SALE In order to facilitate our design studio for fall arrivals, we are reducing 20-60% ltems of exciting home decor. Whether you need a complete living room, dining or bedroom aet, single furniture pieces or decorative accessories to complement your home, you are sure to find a design bragaln. We cordially Invite you to this once.a-year special sale. Naturally, we offer our excluslve design service from our staff of quallfled Interior designers at no cherge. Hundreds of lamps, pictures and accessories reduced f r,m 25% to 75%. Airloom and Englander floor samples, some slightly soiled/damaged r~duced from 25% to 50%. Here •re some of our desi9n barg•lna: Henredon 90" blue and white quilted cover, gorgeous designers sofa. Was S13SS. Now $850 •.• Debu 88" print sofa, beige, brown, blue colors a re pndomlnate. RIO. $865'. Sale $565 .... H~redon 6 pTece mahogany bedroom suite, triple dresser, mirror, ribbon bac k king size headboard, two 3 drawer night sta nds a nd armolre. Bea utiful traditional set of timeless design and quality. Reg. $4108. Sale $3081. ... Baker wrHing desk, Louis XV design In genuine waln'ut. Was SS39. Now $459 .... Henredon Artifact round commode. Was S383. Now $223 .. . . Drexel end table In comtempcrary design In pecan wood. Was $159. Now $59. . . . Drexel Cabrlnet 11 china cabinet In French provenclal design. Was $1379. Now $979 •••• Henredon seven piece rural E~llsh dining set lncludeS a ~" round table with 1'1erge extensions, four aide chairs and two arnt chelrs. Was $2555. Now $1755. ALL SALES FINAL --· . ...-. ~ -.....-~---. --.. ,. ANGE NTY ·olRECTL Y ACROSS FROM SOUTH COAST PLAZA ON Sl)~FLOWER WE'LL KEEP YOU POSTED, BUT IF YOU JUST CAN'T WAIT, YOU CAN VISIT OUR STORES IN: TORRANCE 22929 HAWTHORNE BLVD. at 230th ST. PUENTE HILLS ADJACENT TO PUENTE HILLS MALL WOODLAND HILLS . .. . . .. ... HOORAY!! OPPOSITE (~ BULLOCK'S WILSHIRE I PROMENADE MALL ~ SAN FRANCISCO tt;:~OST PLUS. ~~"IMPORTS · '9.• .: . AT FISHERMAN'S WHARF \t.'>;•~: ( . .. Hordes of visitors flock to Newport Beach each summer. 'Come Early' Summer Creates Crowded Beaches Orange Coast b eaches attract hordes of beachgoers every sum· mer This summer should J>e no excep- tion. and beach officials recom- mend visitors come early in the day to secure a parking space. In Huntington Beach, the gate at Lake Street is open from 7 a.m. to midnight. Two other gates at Huntington Street and Beach Boulevard open at 8 a.m., with the former closing at 3:30 p.m. and the latter closing at midnight. Parking costs $2 per day and no alcohol is allowed on the beach, said a spokes person for the Harbors a nd Beaches Department. City Beach, between the Hunt- ington Beach Pier and Beach Boulevard, has fire rings and volleyball nets for family enjoy· ment. Beaches in Newport Beach open at 6 a .m. All beaches close at mid- night except Corona del Mar, which closes at 10 p.m. Corona del Mar's beach is the most popular family beach, said Lifeguard Captain Bud Belshe. The beach just east of the channel jetty in Corona del Mar bas fire 'HTHE TJULWlllD! THa CATCH All THE llEW NIKES IOR 1980. rings and a snack bar. Purklng 1K also available. Parking also is available Hl holh Newport and Balboa Piers. Al mo:11. other beaches. however, parkiu~ ii-. limited to available s ide street:-. Alcohol is not permiltl'd on beaches, and Newport lleach h<Js no overnight facilities. Lagun'a Beach also has no over- night facilities. and akohol con- sumption is only permitted an the parks as part of a meal. Beaches in Laguna Beach are open at all hours but only are guarded from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Newport 1000 8flstol St North 115 fJ' JL, N1 wnnr1(714)955 Oto'.J (Al NL1rtl1 8fl'101"''1,1,,1•1t11111.,•J Brenf\,nnd 11b.Z0 S '" v ,,,,,, IH.~ (,'/JI FJ.'O 1'>8~ Mon -Fn 10 AM tn" PM.<.,,, IU AM I '• P/Y ... ,,., 1.~ f'M ,,, '> P1"1 Windjammer r<f3arefoot' vacations KRILL TOURS AND TRAVEL 1854 S. COAST HWY. LAGUNA HACH 494-9741 In~~~ .· A new vacation Idea with complete 'barefoot' informallty ... for thinking people with a ·spirit of adventure· ... for folks who are tired of beino reolmented and pampered al plusb. pretentious resorts ... for those who would llko to leave their cares nnd clothes behind . tor old salts and landlubbers allke Boaters enjoy smooth sailing in Newport Harbor. Pleasure Boating Not Without Its Hazards By JIM POND ... lallKlleMW,._ Boating provides pleasurable summer recre,uon for !Jl&OY Orange Coast realdents. Many J¥tW boaters, however, are so anx· loua to·0 iret out" that they fail to make easen· tlal checks on their boats and their equip- ment. "I can't emphasize enough how impor· tant ll is to have a knowledge of your boat and the sea. •'The ocean looks calm and invitin1. but the bau.rds are very real," said Lieutenant J.a. Jim Freeman. commanding officer of <See BOJ\TtNG. Pase A1U /, Summa ,i- ;:ll.ecriation *Thursday, July 12, 1979 Local Marsh Provides Natural Enjoyment Loni.t·d1stancc travel is not a prcrc,1uH11tc 1t.o the enjoyment of unRJ>Oilt'<i nature. Sun Joaquin l"reshwater Marsh Hc•1H•rve o n Campus Drive lwt wc•c·n Uni vc•rsity and Jam- lion •c· lloucls, Irvine. Is a nearby wlldllfr n·scrvc cons istingr0f p1111clK, 1111lt fluts and grasslands. II 1:. om: of the last remaining rn·~·il1w:11t·r marshes in Orange <'ount y, and 1t is open by appoint- 11wn1 to the public. Tlw marsh Is the property of t h1· Uni vcrsity of California's Na tu ra l L a nd and Wate r Ht·sc:rvc>s Systems. who acquired ,, in 1970. Now managed by a committee <Jt UC Irvine, the marsh is in- tended for the lise of students. re- !,Ca rchcrs and people interested in natural habitats. Its 175 separate species of resi- dent and migratory birds. includ- ing the White-tailed Kite, Golden Eagle and endangered Clapper Ra il a nd Savannah Sparrow, make it an excellent location for birdwatchers. sai d a spokesperson. Admission to the marsh is free though tours are available at a fee'. Contact Marsh Management Com- mittee. UC Irvine at 833-6031 or 833-6006. Reservations must be made- two weeks in advance. The marsh is a low-lying area. three to eight feet in elevation. surrounded by higher elevation land. The periodically wet portion or the marsh is "L" shaped and diked into a number of ponds. said a spokesperson. There a re 13 rectangular and shallow duck ponds and five larger ponds of varying s hapes and depth. The ponds interconnect with p1 pes to he lp equalize water levels. Dikes also serve as trails. About 89 varieties of plants are found m the marsh. TAKI AHIKE! THE BEST WAY TO "GET BACK TO NATURE" IS TO WALK THERE. Whether you'r e interested in dayhiking, or your plan is to do a Trans-Sierra, whether you need your first pair of hiking boots or a class in advanced rock climbing, we would like you to come in and talk with us. WE HIKE, WE CAMP, WE CLIMB, WE KNOW. You get answers to your questions, help with your decisions, and information on new products. We want to help m ake your outdoor experience everything it should be. Visit with us and become "one of the regulars" at Mountain Affair. ALL BACKPACKING GEAR 10-20°10 OFF • Boots • Packs • Sleeping Bags • Pads • Clothing "Friends" • Choulnard • SMC • Forreat WE STOCK A FULL RACK OF CLIMBING HARDWARE "Friends"• Chounard •SMC• Forrest Climbing Classes • X·C Ski Classes • Sand Skiing MOUNTAIN AFFAIR Mountaineering Shop & School 226 OCEAN AVE .• LAGUNA BEACH 114-414-394' t\n Otean Cruise fo~:p.nly S84°0• 1, ' A C.1lyp<,o wcc·k-end at \eit 1s the •de.ii budi;cl comc1ou~ wdy to h.ive fun with lamrly and f11ends. II C"O\t\ ll'\!t than most week-ends on dry ldnd .ind ~n·1 Uie •ny g~1 ··-.. ·' I ........... ~ A ont'·llmt' mcmbel'\h1p fee of \145 .ind .t low monthly 1ten11C'C.' ch.irgc m.tkt'\ our cn11re charter fl('('t .1va1lablc at low c~I. You·re the capt•1n. II you haven't had ~il ing e•pertence. we·11 te.teh you at ~ .in equ•lly low puce in fUil 12 hour\. Adv•nccd d.m~ ¥C al~ .1va1IJble. C.111 1od.iy & ~·I th1\ weck·cnd. SAR.ING AssoaATION Newport leKft Vencuu (8051 6SJ..1919 2'3l West COMI Hlshway Marini Del Rey (2131 82J--Ol8 (714) '45-710I San Diego 1n•1 2J1-7447 C•ll toll-free f (IOO) 432.n17 lrom 0Uf1ide the-se loal vNs. 'CNMI ol •CAI Ji.beecl Oft _..,...., ........ IM l -. ·------ I .. ) BOATING. (From Pase Alt> the <.;oast Guard base at 1911 Bayside Drive. Newport Beach. Freeman suggests the most important piece of equipment a boat can have ts a VHF· Jo~M radio. With a radio of this type, boaters can slanaJ the Coast Guard if they get into trou· ble. If the boater has proper knowledge or charts and navigation he can communicate to lht: Coast Guard his location. The Coast Guard also has homing devices that can track down signals transmitted by the radio. Freeman does not recommend CB radios for boaters because no Coast Guard boats are equipped with the m . Other important equipment includes life Jackets for everyone on board and flares . Freeman recounted the plight of a man whose motor boat lost its power a few miles off shore. He had no radio to call'(or help, and was onl y rescued because someone spotted his flares. Freeman recommends all boaters re- ceive proper training in boating classes of- fered by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. He also suggest s boaters investigate weather conditions before they take a boat out. .. Be concerned a bout the Point Concep· tion a rea." he said. "If it's stormy up there, you might find yourself in six·foot swells down here.'' To obtain a recorded message of general weather conditions call 675·0503. Sailing lessons are available at several local sailing clubs and schools. Windward Sailing Club of Newport Beach offers sailing lessons to non.members at $15 per hour. Windward charters sailboats up to 50 feet in length to club members -and to non · members at higher prices. Calypso Sailing School. also of Newport Beach. offers a 12·hour sailing course designed to give beginners the basic skills they need to bcgm. 'Thurldey. July 12. 1979 DAILY PILOT A I l I Summer ~creation ·Be Prepared Car Maintenance Cited Orange Coast vacationers will log many hours en route to their desired destinations this sum· mer. AND FOR THOSE who plan to get where they're going by car. J erry Ellison of the California Highway Patrol has some helpful advice. Ellison recommends a preven· live maintenance check before an extended trip. "Vacationers should service their cars immediately before a long trip." he said. •·summer heat is extra hard on pumps. hoses and filters. and these should be checked and replaced if necessary.·· FAULTY SHOCK absorbers can make steering difficuJt and might possibly cause the car to go out of control. These should be checked along with wiper blades and tires. pressure should be kept at max imum." He said vacationers should buy air gauges to ch~k lire pressure each day of their vacations. OTHER DAILY checks include measuring a ll fluid levels - transmission. oil. coolant system -and making sure windshields stay clean. A dirty windshie ld refracts li ght and causes glare. Ellison also recommends vaca- tioners obtain complete maps of the areas they intend to..lr'isit. ··Drivers should not overextend themselves. Tired drivers don't respond as well as rested ones, .. he said. GASOLINE s hould never be earned in separate containers in t he car. he added. Wh en this rule is violated the poss 1bil1ty inc reases tha t an accident Wl ll cause a fire. Newport Harbor. Other courses include training on larger boats and off.shore cruising. .. Tire conditions are extremely important," Ellison said "Air It 1s agamst the law to carry alcohol m the same compartment occupied by the drive r. /!-f~· . ',ft ~ "~~·:-·'• ~ -""-"'?-· "i .. w,;i ·::-:·>.c-4' ,,, -by Jim'..._ Volleyball players enjoy the sand courts at Newport Beach. Volleyball, Basketball Gain Popularity Here Two balls -volleyball and basketball - are gaining Popularity on Orange Coast beaches. Volleyball becomes more and more popular each summer "wherever people find sand." and basketball has "really picked up" on Laguna's main beach and at 38th Street in Newport Beach, say coaches at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. "People come from all over inland and locally to enter the several basketball tourna- ments held in Laguna each summer," said Tandy Glllis, OCC basketball coach. Beach volleyball h.-s been popular for many years, but 1aina popularity each sum· mer. Moet n•Uonal volleyball competitors play smd volleyball, and some local beach pl•1era have made it to the natlooal.S, OCC voll.,.,.U coach Bob Wetzel said. .. Both coachee said beach volleyball and baaletball have aalned rapid popularity . ••ate players enjoy tbe sun and cool oc•a'll. • ~-courts are supported by city taxes diiJl are free for uae with no reservaUona ne•1•.-,. Wet&el aald. Cooked 30 hours, spiral sliced for easy serving. Coast-to-coast shipping service. • Full service Delicatessen ·Old World Cheese Shop • Sandwiches to go. Corona ct.I Mar Hunthtf)ton l~och 3700 E Coast Hwy 19069 Beach Blvd at Garheld Phone 673·9000 Phone 848·8575 El Toro 2460 1 Raymond Way at El Toro Ro Phone 837·3822 Also Anaheim. Orange. Rancho Mirage. La Habra San Diego North Hollywood A Gourmet meal ... you don't have to Cook' AT·A PRICE You Can Afford We Recommend ~Fl.A because it's the best • !\L S GARAGE:. ':>b rASHION ISLAND '\IE:WPORT BEACH ·7 1~) 644-7030 of Costa Mesa, Inc. • the total fitness center Nautilus of Costa Mesa is a new co·ed fa cility featuring a complete line of Nautilus equipment. the finest in fitness technology. Combining individualized fitness programs with a unique environment Nautilus provides an idea l place where you can meet interesting people while we put you in the best shape of your life! Drop by today for a FREE workout. Bring a friend or the entire fam ily. We know you'll enjoy experiencing the Nautilus method of physical fitness. Then relax, play backgammon or get acquainted with other members in our hydro spa or saunas. Grand Opening Special I Don't forget to ask about our super dis~ount for new members · a savings 9f $50.00 • $100.00 Call today(714)957-6226 So. Cont P101• N f s So. 8t1ttOI ""St~ ~m luslnns ,.,.._ Conveniently located In the new Stone Mill Business Park on Red t.tlll Ave., neer Bristol St. 2915 Red Hiii Ave .• Bldg. 1030, Costa Mesa. CA (7 14) 957-6226 ' Thur*Y. July 12. 1111 Local Offroad Popularity Up By JOHN DODD '"" ... lee._ • ._ Summer vacations drive offroad vehicle popularity up. Fuel shortages, however, cause ()range Coast enthusiasts to 10 offroad locally rather than in more d.iltant areas, said spokesmen fror:n Coel4 Mesa and Santa Ana off road vehi· · cle shops. Local offroad areas suggested by spokesmen from a Santa Ana offroad "supermarket" include: -Ortega Highway in San Juan Capistrano -Silverado. Black Star, Modjes ka. Trabuco and Holy Jim's Canyons, when the Santa Ana Mountain areas legally are open. -Saddleback and Escape Country off. road parks, also in the Santa Ana Mountains. -Fire roads in the Hig Hear and Lake Arrowhead a reas. More distant popular offroad areas in · elude: -High deserts near Victorvi lie and Calico. California -Bars tow, He nders on and S loan . California -Las Vegas. Nevada "It's not the gas it takes to o pt!rate the vehicles offroad that costs so much -it's the gas it takes to get them to the offroad areas that 's expensive," the Co s ta M esa s pokesman said. Off road vehicles include: motorcycles. dune buggies. baja bugs, J eeps a nd four- ' wheel drive trucks. The most popular vehicles a rc large four· wheel·drive trucks. with smalle r pickups tak· ing a close second because of their fuel saving capacity, the Santa An a ~pokcsma n said. Many offroad vehicle owners don't clra\'e their trucks or Jeeps in the dirt they stick to the highway for ego re asons. he added r-••wJ-DMd "A lot of offroad vehicle owne rs are Just freeway cruisers -they're' into a big stalu!-. thing. Kirk Ikeda soars through the air on his of/road motorcycle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-··sixteen shock absorbers and hu~t· tires THE RETURN OF THE MACiNIFICENT 7 ~~ ,,... ._,~ 0 lhe TR 7 ~ore hPre• A proud new emblem on 1he hood ;I ~ ~ every TR7 ~·9nof1e~ •hot the some sport~ cor trohsm~eond ~ :>xC.: engineers w ho created eve<y closs1t TR roorlster <ire 1'10"" S~~ bvold1n9 1he mogflofoc~nl Tr •vmph Ill 7-the be~I ~I· 11lt· ~\. _. T11umph ~ever been "' may look good on the hjgh,\ay. n11t lht~ 're worthless offroad," the f>"1nt~1 ,\nJ s pokesman said. Offroad vehicle pnrt·s rang<' fm r"l aho11t St .000 for s mall motorc,·cle:, to about s:.:s.ooo for custom fo ur-whcel·di·ivc trucks Court Athletes Pay For Private Play Increasing court sport poputant~· causes Orange Coast tennis a nd r;.icquctball en thusiasts to look from free public courts to more expensive private clubs . Although the Yellow Pages doesn l lt-;t public racquetabll courts. about 10 prl\ ate courts are listed. More than twice as m any private tennis clubs as public court~ are listed "TENNIS s till is a popular sport. but rac quctball is passing it by," said John O'Brien . gene ral manager or a Santa Ana health club More than h alf a minion players crowd into 17,000 racquetball courts nationally. Free outdoor racquetball and tennis courts are found at Orange Co<:iSt and Golden West Colleges and at most Orange Coast hi gh schools. . "MOST INDOOR racquetball courts and some tennis courts require one-day or same- day reservations, charging fees from $1 to S3 . Costa Mesa Tennis Club s pokesman Mike Dunn said some courts charge reservation fees. while non-reserved courts a rc free for play. Other clubs charge fees a nytime anyone plays, he said. I NCREASING amounts 01 money are s pent on private racquetball clubs because 53 percent of players are business prof ess1onab earning between $25,000 and $50.000 a nnually. a racquetball magazine survey indicates. Private clubs off er such facilities as showers, dressing rooms. saunas. bars and atmospheres conducive to social interaction. Top-ranking racquetball player Marty Hogan J')laJI• on the free courts at Ormage coue CoUeoe. -·---··-·~-· ... --. Sumnur :Recreation! *Thursday, July 12, 1979 Recreation Enthusiasts Enjoy Warm, Dry Conditions on Coast July weather will be drier and warmer than usual along the Orange Coast, the National Weather Service predicts. A JO.day weather outlook ·. ,/' - • c .. ,~,01n1a1! Larqe~t R~C(lu•ll:>atl/Hano~u Heauro CluQ ~ac1t1ty • C..omom--o F"ac11lt•tts 1rtc' JOP 25 ~"cnueloa t1H.:tf\C:1fld• Cl)ufl!» 2~ ..,.eler Lap Poo• t rac• Q;tf"'>(r-~"Ud•U • SPOlf.]ff' We1QP"'11 1ra1r re F4 ... •tH1""l 'O'" Mrn & Worr~f'\ • WP Catr:r to F 1ni1t1PS. given June 23 indicates low precipitation a ll over California. with temperatures a bove normal rn Southern Califonua 509'o OFF RACQUETBALL WORLD • .,. .,,o 0 r f'tl':' Pta1erc. May Use Th•~ Pasq tor One Courl OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Valid !or ONE HOUR OF RACQUETBALL or HANDBALL at 50% off the regular price. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS. (Valid Daily From 7 30 AM·3:30 PM) t--------------------- 10115 TALBERT AVENUE FOUNTAIN VALLEY 962-1374 ..-. WA TERSKI CENTER S ALES -REPAIRS -DEMOS • O'BRIEN • EP • CONNELLY • MAHERAJAH VESTS -ROPES -WETSUITS -HATS -BAGS LOWEST PRICES IN THIS AREA SWIMWEAR 20% OFF ALL SUITS SPORTSWEAR 50% OFF salCTID ITIMS SPIBO-HIAD-AllMA SHtlTS-SHOITS-WAIMUPS 6928 WARNER A VE. (At Goldenwest next to Ralph's) HUNTINGTON IEACH • ' M·F SAT. SUN. 847-6565 -. ' I . I J t • ' ( l • . , Summer !l~creation •Thursday. July 12. 1979 ( 1¥:~]~\! fP0f1@[1 J :Local Fair Attracts iFamous ~·Performers I . · This year's Orange 'County Fair com · ,bines h ome-town .ch arm w 1th ·metropolitan excite- ment. Carnival rides and attractions share in the festivities with su ch headliners as Debbie Boone, Rick Nelson, Elvin Bishop, ·Roger Mi lier and 'Tavares. "The aim is to pro· vide som e thing to s uit the entertain- ment palate of every fair goer," a spokesperson said of the fair. to be held July 13 to 22. Front gates open at noon each weekday and at 10 a .m . on Fri- day . Saturday and Sunday. The fair closes at midnight every night. Gener al admission lo the fairgrounds at 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. is $2 for adults and $1 for children six to 12. Children five and under are free. Vandermcide. a noted hypnotLst. will open the action an the amphitheatre on July 13 with t\\.O !:>hows. one at 7 p m and one at 9 pm A Item a ting w1 I h Vandermeide will bl' The Young Lafe Singers. with shO\\.!:> at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m "Space Disco" 1!:> the theme of the first of six disco nights in the picnic area. Ope ning day is the first Children's Day. with those 12 and un- der admitted free un- til 6 p.m . Speci a l s how s featurin g marionettes, clowns . mi mes <.ind !:>Ome sur- prises are pl:.inned for younger fairgoers. Rick Nelson ;rnd The Stone Canyon Band take the: stage from 7 p.m. to 9 pm. o n July 16 at the am- phitheatre. As with all am· phi theatre shows. there is no charge It all is part of the si ngle grounds ad· mission. J ulv 17 is Senior Citizc'ns Day al the fair . All those 65 and oldl•r can get in for Sl. half the regular getn•ral udm •ssion pru.'e A !:>pecial ~cnior ·s mct:tmg is planned in the picruc area. and a m•w S(>nior court will be coronated at 2 p.m . Special entertain· mcnt for the seniors indudcs two shows with Roger Miller on th e amp hith eatre s ta ge, a Di sc o Lasermania show in the grandstand arena ;:ind Vanderm cide and A m erican X Press on Heritage StagL>. B y popular d e - mand. Elvin Bishop 1~ returning to the fair His personal brand of musical exc ite- ment wtll reign at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on . July 18 an the am- phitheatre. Debbie Boone also will make an ap- pt·ar~nte in thL' am· ph 1 l twatn• on Senior Citizen's Dav T<ivures." famous for tht•ir recording of ''More Than A Wom:rn" from the sou ndtrack o f "Saturda y Nigh t Fever." will perform on July 20 in the am - phitheatre. . Excitement is pro- v ided an the grandstand arena by t h e RCA Cham- pionship Rodeo. The rodeo runs all weekend. with an 8 p. m . performance on Friday , Ju l y 20. !:>how~ at 3 p.m . and 8 !J.m . on Saturday and a final show at 3 p.m . Sunday. c Daddy-0, in the ., ' ~ mold of a 1950's rock - "'<ind roll band, will ;. provuJc a s alute to thP ·sos in tht:: am- phitheatre on July 21. Singer Debbie Boone will appear at this year's Orange County Fair, which runs from July 13 to 22. On the same day. the J urnor Li ve!:>tock fiuction g<:ts un derway at l p. m in the livestock a rea. and disco goes south of the border with a Latin Disco in the picnic area. CORONA DEL MAR • ALL LADIES ONE PIECE FASHION SUITS 25% OFF \ ' ... MEN'S and LADIES aOTHING & EQUIP. Thurld9y. July 12. 1Sl79 DI.IL y PILOT A J3 - Boy$ and girls at the Harbor Area Boy's Club get a helping hand from instructor Rich Gamer. Youth Clubs Stress Daily Living Skills I larbor Area Boys and Girls Clubs arc breaking tradition this summer. The girls club now st resses daily li ving s kills r ather than traditional home m aking skills. Daily living s~ills include bicycle re - pair. sports and disco, said Executive Direc- tor Genneal Stilwell. BUY, LEASE OR DRIVE 110ne Of The Best I 0 Cars In The World11 - Although boys and girls clubs combine for disco dances. very few of the girls' pro- grams attract boys. 1\Iany of the boys' activities attract girls. however. and as many as 15 to 20 girls attend the boys c lub daily. THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE. "We teach boys and girls to work with the ir hands and with tools in such activities as wood. clay, metal. plastic and leather s hops." said boys club Executive Director Lou Yantorn . OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF THE FABULOUS 633 CSi 320i's & OTHER RNE IMW MODELS NOW IN STOCK! Hours: M0ttday.fridoy, 9 to 8; Scrhrday 9 to 5. Clos~ Sunday. BMW TRADE-IMS "Our programs are well-rounded to meet everyone's needs," he added . The Harbor Area Boys Club also includes a professional counseling and tutorial center <.ind a delinquency prevention program Attl•ndancc is exceptionally high this summer because Propos ition 13 has c losed or reduced s ummer school. Yantorn said. Girls club attendance also is "well above average. '71 IMW l20io Stereo air 1648VAX , '77 IMW l201o Sunroo f air s lereo 1694T JA• '76 IMW zooz A uto .,unrc·of .air NOFUMAR '79 IUICIC SKYHAWIC V-6 iess lhan 200 milP'- 6942 '76 OATSU1'4 280 z 5132 '77 IMW lZOi 3 1u Choo"" trom 554 1 1 '77 IUICIC , Kids from six to 16 await the opening of both clubs each morning. Wielding hocky sticks and skateboards. the boys club kids yell ··open up" in unison. '79 IMW l20i stereo LESAIRE courE 78 ;.~ ... ·:~ I F M • air Full oo w pr dPtu.ce A u.to 8 1ntenor/extenor 144 771 42 <!Ul ' Many parents drop their children off at the g irls club at 8 a.m . on their way to work. and pick them up at 5 p.m . on their way home. The club opens at 10 a.m . and closes at 4 p .m . Ms. Stilwell said. We've got bargains you'd never expect to find in a Hardware Store: !WBbB~ The mosr popular outdoor covered cooker 1n Americd gives you your money s worth because • II s built beller • It lasts longer • It cooks more • II cookc; beller • 11 cleans easier And •t saves you money in the long run 18" Black 44.88 22 Y2" Black 49 .88 • An old Swedish tradition. dry dishes 1n a wooden rack • Handmade and handsome 1n genuine hr from Sweden • When nol In use. fold 11 up 788 YARD WORK MADE EASIER .~ I CLIPPIE tl incfl cur •• .. ,. •...U•c ......... ,.,. ., .... , ...,, .... c ...... u ......... ._....... •You ve sef'n 1t on TV you 11 love 1t •Cuts with . l1sh1ng hne no blade'\ and safe' •Cuts around lrees. along sidewalks. everywflere SALAD SPINNER • The kids will beg to dry the salad greens' •Spins out all the water 1n an instant •Great for salad. vegetables. lru11 •Elegant too 688 Med1um&large 88 8 CO.ONA DEL MAit, Jtt7 E COAST HIGHWAY/I KILOMETER SOUTH OF MacAaTBUa <aboau blocfu> 67J..llOO CrownTrueYalue ',•, More than you expect in a ~ Hardware Store ... -.... . . .. . ,.,, ........ ,. 'I FEEL SO LOST WIT.HOUT SKEETER' Denise Winship Describe• Death of Dog · ~!Jriver Kills ~Woman 's 'Ears' ~ ..... ~. ~ SAN DIEGO <API Denise Winship, deaf ~ ce 3. had wciited more than a year to get eeter. a s pecially trained dog who served as her • aring aid. t•• Last week. the San Diego woman watched in :.:tlorror as a hi.t-and-run driver struck and killed the :~lack-and-white Au stralian sheep dog. ~ ..... ;: USING SIGN LANGUAGE, she relived the ac- :;15dent that cost Skecter's life -and may have ~ftved hers ~~· "We were coming out on the street. She was ,.1>esid<' mt•. I don't know why, maybe she heard the ;tµr coming Tltt· ear 10omf.'d hy at a bout 70 miles ::per h1J11r ancl hat li t•r Thl· dr iver 1lidn't even stop. I+· "'All I n ·ml'mlw r •~ st•cang Skeeter rolling a nd ::-rollini:: down thl• hill," she n.·l·allcd. painfull y . !• SKEETlm JOINED THE WINSHIP household ·•four month~ a go, ci s Mrs Winship's "hearing dog." one <>f 28 an the nation. To the woman. she "'was more than a faithful companion, a house pet ,...pr protection ~ • "My husband's work with the state attorney ~general's office requires him to travel a lot and I :spend a lot or time horn~ alone. I can't hear people •:1-uag the doorbell. I can't hear alarm clocks or fire : .. alarms :: "H I had fr1ends coman~ to see me. I always ~ to leave the doors unlocked. I couldn't hear ,.,.owlers f'v<' had ~omc bad experiences.·· • ~': MRS. WINSlllP, WHO LOST HER bearing ;11Jter a childhood bout with spinal meningitis. .teaches dt•ar c-hal drcn <i t Carlsbad. • Now sht• must wait again for a new dog. which ls painstakingly tra ined 10 Oregon al a cost of $2.500. But the wail isn't what trouhles her. "I f~I so lost without Skeeter. I feel so bad ·about gl'tt1ng another one so soon when there are so many people waiting ror one." she said. :Return on Policy ... ~:Call ed llladequate ~. WASHINGTON <AP> -11te most commonly -: beld life insurance policy is a bad buy from an in· .. vestment standpoint. but most Americans don 't : know it, the Federal Trade Commission asserts. In a report culminating 2'h years of study, and 'Immediately raising the Ire of the industry. the ~fommission sciid these "whole-life" policies yield · e.n average annual return of only 1.3 percent. ~- • IF THEY HAD YIELDED ONLY 4 percent in· • \erest -a full percentage point below that pa.id on ;., bank savings accounts -consumers would have •bad an additional SJ.7 billion to show for their in· ;; ves tment s. the com - ·: mission sllld. :;{ CON ..... I JMtR ) esti m at<: for t he in · •: . • Th e 1 . 3 p e r c e n t :.. • s ur a nce rndustry com- ~•· pares to bank and sav· ;.-:W.gs and loan accounts that usually pay at least 5 :,.J)e rcent interest and bonds that often yield 9 per-~~ent. ;!· The FTC staff focused on the whole·life policy. •.-:hich combines payments on death with savings ~Cite consumer can claim by surrendering the ::policy. ~. :,;·• IN REVEALING THE COMMISSION staff dings to the Senate Commerce Committee, cbael Pertschuk, FTC chairman. ,11aid few con· • men know what th e rate of -retum on their ~ole-life policies are. ~·· ''No other product in our economy that ls !rchased by so many people for so much money bought with so little understanding o( its actual • comparative value," he testified. •:•. Tbe American Council of Life lnsurance, an !~dustry group, was not given the report in ad· :"-tence of its release by Pertschuk . ... ·:. ~· HOWEVER. THE COUNCIL distributed a pre· statement Hyini the average annual rate of urn sugseated by the Fl'C staff la "confusln1 • d difficult or impossible to calculate for a rtleular policy . . . "You get different results, depeodial oa the of the policy and the age or sex of the buyer. cb an lnc:lex would not t..lp anyone compare dll· r-.-t types of pollcle1." SEVEN POINTS TO BEAR IN MIND IF YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT TREASURY CERI IRCATES. 1. llO SAVINGS AND LOAN OR BANK CAN PAY YOU MORE THAN WEU.S FARGO. .. Government regulations now allow Wells Fa rgo l o pay the maximum interest ra te on 26-week. $10,000 minimum Treasury Ccrtif1caks. 2. All THE ADVANTAGES OF A BANK- PWS MAXIMUM INTEREST. Consider your convenience. You can pun.:ha~c Treas ury Cc11if1catc~ at any Wells Fargo olfo.:c. Then: c.1 1\: 360 throughout California. Whereve r you arc. Lhc n.:!'s o ne near you. And at Wells Fargo. you ca n do all your banking bus in es~ in one ')l op. t\t any office. You save time. 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Phone o4.2-70o I ~~~~~~~ \J) { tM,X1..cF c::J OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS adidas ·, .. _~_ .. meets the challenge 1052'"*•··· Wntcltff ...... classics with adidas~~-~ ) I use • Thu,.-y, Juty 12. tm LOCAL I NATION 'Maniac' Sta1ks Young 1 llinOis Girls JOLJtT, 1U CAP) -tn~1aton HY they fear f.Ul a ·~...._.e maniac" ll k>oee oo UM O«ttakiJ'U of th1a lndustrial dty, iaHdlila ~ dwtna eatb'·mamiDI bo\ln •ad yankin1 J'O'lDI airta froa\ t.Mlr beda. So far the lnv•d•r hun't kilted, att.hou1b be bu beatea aJ atablMld som vhiUms. T~re hav been at aeu\ elaht c&MI ol boim• lnvuk>n. aU alMUar. daUn1 \0 MQ im TWO OF mt: IGHT GraLS lnvolved were sexually moae.t~ I eel, ~lice •a.Y , Su WlU County aMrilt's deputJea. headt'd by l.l Ted Kelly, • .... foaus\na efforts on lbf' cues. "I don't want lo cl e my mind to the poaaiblUty thtre 11 mon than one man involved," KeUy said He added. howtver . "Th re arc Just too many 1imUartt.ln &*ntlng to ont man " The man pohce ore ttltln_a i1truck wtule the vtcllnu, all lirll betw~en the ages or 11 a nd ta. were H leep T he •Uackll aJf oc· curred durtn& tht• s prtn1: »nd summer month• '"I thi n k wt• ur ~ flght1na t ime btfor'e ht' k lllfi ( ·Pilot J -~ogbook - Newport Council Draws Fight Fans By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of, ... 0.0.ly f'I"" St.ttt LatP.ly, attending a Newport Bea ch City Council meeting has all the charm or going lo the fi ghts at the Olympic Auditorium. THE POLITICKING that goes on is about as s ubtle as a bout between punch-drunk heavyweights and it's aboul that much fun to watch. Inevitably, the combatants include Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Councilman Paul Hum mel on the one s ide with" former mayor Don Mclnnis and Councilwoman Jackie Heather on the other. The three other council members -Ray Williams. Evelyn Hart a nd Don Straus -just try to stay out of range and ususaJly end up as referees. THESE DISPUTES that have been occur- ring with increasing frequency aren't the philosoph.ical differences of opinion that are the life-blood of a dem ocratic system. These are ver bal assaults of the "I'm· ri~h t -and-you're-wrong" variely in which each p:,irl1(•1pant does his or he r bestto demonstrate ~EYNOLO!> what a stupid oaf or evil person the opponent 1s. An ingredient of the contest includes alte mpts by lhose in· volvt'd to bnng the uninvolved counci I members in on the debacle. FOR INSTANCE, T uesday. when Mrs. Heather was hot on the issue of a pproval of the 450 homes al Ford Aeronutronic Division . she turned on Strauss who was explaimng why he couldn't support the project at the proposed density. • .. Do you know what the density is on Lido," she asked ~auss. a Lido res ident. ~ ' Before he could answer, she told tum It was 2S units to the ~c e and well above the seven per acre proposed for Ford. ., But he parried deftly: "And it 's just miser able. too. but I do :'my besl to survive." The light humor ol the comeback was completely lost on ummel, who barged ln with a lecture, delivered in his finest ~x-naval officer baritone. about the lack of propriety in the ~uest1011 . . . TlllN<•S GOT SO heated Tuesday that one sid e accused the ·nther of running a •·floating crap game" instead of a city gov- ·~rnment and the opponents countered by charging the accusers : with sellin~ out the city to developers. A se1~e mentality seems to be developing in which rigid lines are drawn a nd no compromises m ade. In the end. the business of running a city may grind to a halt. Of course. l may be missing the point. Perhaps the shouting matches are being staged lo draw residents from the television sets. Monday night baseball and football are rarely as exciting •as the prospect of one council member punching another's lights .. out. • IF THE PLAN is to draw more fans to city government, it seems lo be succeeding. Most of the full-house crowd that showed up Tuesday said they were surprised \0 find their coun· · cil representatives acting like that. They promised they'd be •back. aomeoee," Kelly sald. "I tb.lnC be ll Cotoa to aet Procret- alvelywone." About all I.be poUce It.now about the mu la that be la wblt.. Kll vtctima ~ve teen oaly the man'• ann u he Nacbed for them. ·•we J\.Wt doo•t ll.now who or wtu.t we an lookinc for," 1'elJy aaJd. "He baao't left beb.t.Dd aoy real evtdeoce for ua to .erk wllh." Then were flve 1lmUar ln~ 1 .. t aummer lnYOlvlDc youn1 ldrls. and there h•v• been t.bree attack& um awn.mer, tbe 11\MtJW,y 1. F0\1t A'M'ACll8 TOO& Pt.ACS ln homes In Jqalll Park on the aoutheut aide of JoUet. a clty Of about 7$,000 oestled ln a farm· 1n• area 35 mild southwest of Cblcaso. Two attacks were oo the c1ty'1 far west aide. All were lD unincorpora~ areu around the city. Tbe ftnt. attack came May 20. im, at 3:'5 a.m. when an 11· year-oad girl wu puUed lhrouab tbe bedroom window of ber home. Tbe girt waa sexually moleet.ecl. ~ven days later. at 4 a.m .. there was an attempt to pull two 2Churches Backed in Move Bids San Juan Capistrano planning com missioners gave their bless· ing th.is week Lo iwo churches seeking to relocate in the Mis· sion City from San Clemente and Mission Viejo. In separate actions . com- missioners a pproved plans for St. Margaret's of Scotland. 4109 Calle Abril. San Clemente, to de· ve lo p c hurch and s chool facilities along La Novia Avenue in the Ortega Properties com· mercial and industrial complex. The facilities would be located nea r a new alignment or Ganado Drive in the area north of San Juan Creek Road and east of In· terstate 5. Picks a Melody eirla. aaes 13 and 14, t.broulb thelr bedroom wlDdOw. Tbey .... not Mriously bu.rt. BETWEEN SVNE .. ma, AND July 22. um. three more ,Ull were attacked, all between 2 a.m. and 2:4.5 a.m. One 11-year-old victim swrered bead injuries from a beating. ~rtheat. the vidousneasoltbeuaaultsincreued. On April 21, 1979. at 4 a.m., a man ctept into a room where two &ilten, 1S and 13, were sleeping. Both girts were severely beat.en wltb a bhmt object but neither was sexually assaulted. ONE MONTH UTE& TO THE day, a 14-year-old girl wu pulled from her home about 1 :30 a.m. She was found in the back yard with cuts and serious head injuries from a beating. Investigators said she bad been sexually molested. This month, a 13-year-old girl was pulled screaming throutb ber bedroom window about 4:20 a.m. ~fore her fat.her could get to the bedroom, she had been stabbed in the arm and stomach. "We feel that in each of these cases, bad the intruder not been scared off, that rape was what be bad in mind." Kelly said. Commissioners also a pproved pla n s of C hris tian Mission Church, 26651 Aracen a Drive, Mission Viejo. for a church building that wouJd be located next to Ambuehl Elementa ry School on San Juan Creek Road. The two churches still must gain approval of the City Council in August. Dan Taylor, a visitor to Laguna Bea ch, plays dulcimer while daughter. Forrest, 6. a muses herself at Sawdust F estival, open da ily off Laguna Canyon Road. Not onl y is Taylor making mus ic. but tht! cr a fts m an also made the instrument. ~neyFilm ToBeSlwwn Wait Dis ney's movie "The Three Caballeros" will be shown July 19 at the Laguna Beach Public Library, 363 Glenneyre St. The film. part or a summer program at the library, will be aired at 4 and 7 p.m . Also. story· time will be held Wednesdays throughout the summe r at 10: 15 a .m. for pre-sthoolers. The Friends of the Laguna Beach Library have also d<>nat· ed money for paperback books to be awarded school children who participate in the library's s ummer reading club. For more details oo summer progra ms, call Lucille Hutc he r son, the children's libra rian. at 497·1733. Pets Vaccinated EAGLE PASS, Texas (AP) - Veterinary teams vaccinated 250 to 300 pets and covered .about a third of the city on tbe first day of Eagle Pass's block-to-block campaign to curb a deadly out· break or rabies. San Juan Summer Includes Kids' Fun Playground activities at various San Juan Capistrano schools and parks ha ve been scheduled for weekday hours throughout the sum· mer. City offi cials say recreation s upervisors wiU be on hand at Ambue hl Ele m e ntary and Marco Forste r Junior High· scbools Monday through Fnday from nooo to 5 p.m. RECREATION LEADERS also wiU be wortting on Tuesdays and Thursdays at San J uao School from ooontoSp.m. Oo Mondays and Fridays. workers will be at Junipero Serra Park from noon to 2: 15 p.m . and at De La Vista Park from 2:30 to s p.m. Th e recreation leaders wi ll conduct sports. games. tourna· ments and arts and crafts ac· ttvities. AND EVERY Wednesd ay in t he Marco Forst.er .lunior High Stbool CafetoMum, movies and cartoons for young people will be shown from 2:30 to 4 p.m. The price is 25 cents. i-·or an additional 25 cents, popcorn and punch will be provided. F o r furthe r i nform a t ion . phone 493-1171. ext. 247. 'lheater Sig1i To Be Moved In Capistratw A theater s ign counc1lmt-n have considered an "eyesore" m histon c San Juan Capistrano's downtown a re a is due lo be moved shortly. Councilmen have accepted a plan that would eliminate the Mtss1on Dnvc-ln Theater's logo sign located at Del Obis po Street and Canuno Capistrano Under the plan. the theater would be allowed to haye a mar· quee sign localed on Del Obispo Street at the d rive-m's entrance. City officials also would place a g r ee n direc tio nal s i gn on Camino Capistrano noting the theater's presence. froe-tappers Offer Song • Oemente Discounts Tickets to Fiesta vance tickets for the July San Clemente Chamber or merce Fiesta carnival are on sale at a 2(j percent dis· t. arnlval Chairman Jane an Hid advance Ucketa be purchased at 17 loeal ---ud tbe Chamber of mmerce Ofllet near &I mlno Real and El Portal I Street. The rides and attractions ol the annual carnival wm be held at Plua Part near the comer of El Portal Street and Calle Puente rrom 5 p.m . t~ mldnJght July 20. On July 21 and 22, the camlvaJ wtll be open from ooon &mtJJ mlchUlbt. Jl'or more iDforma· tloa, call •· Wl. THEIR ENTBY WAS select· ed from 15 s ubmitted to a Jaycees contest held in coojunc· lion with the Miss Newport Beach pageant in June. With or iwitbout official status by the cl· ty. the Hal!ertys say they plan to g e t their piece published, alt.bough they'd like to see it adopted by councilmen. "I'd like to see it rei>lace tbe .P\edge of Allegiance," Halferty joked. Home Burglarized San Clemente resident LarTy Fischer of 106 E . Calle Ramona told police a burglar broke Into his apartment through a bedroom window and stole $Wtn cub on a dreuer'. Fillcher Hid be d.11· covered the theft wbea be re- turned home. 'J Learn Something New . Everyday. From complete news of your community to reports of world events, you'll find words and pictures to make life more interesting. Keep learning. Enjoy the informative DAILY PILOT 642-4321 r j t r -1 I l a.ANGe COUNTY 'nMlmv July 12 1979 DAIL y PU.Ol A J 1 Pair of Queens O.tlJ PllOC S .. lt PM .. Fairest of the <Orange County ) fair are ·Ke ri Terrell, left, l 979 's queen from Anaheim. and Suzanne Rubio. 1978 queen from .. Costa Mesa. Keri will reign over the fair which begins Friday and last s through July 22. Tlarou.Ch July 22 County Fair ~ Starts Friday Wllh the <'Urt whtwl11 of acroba\11 1tnd the s p1n- nlna of camiv lll rides, Uu: Orunee County Fair will 1el orr lo a whirling 11lart Friday The fair, which runs through July 22, is held at 88 Fair Drlvt', Costa Mtisa , wl\h this year's theme "A Touch of Country " HOUaS ARE lt A.M. to midnight Friday lhroueh Swlduy. noon to m1drught Monday through ThuradMy Ac1nrn;11ion of $2 for adu1ts and Sl for t'hlldren 6-12 in<'ludcs a ll entertainment. llere's F'nday's schedule ror hrsl·day visitors ALL DAY Textile de monslrations in the Home Uving exhibit area. jewelry, painting, pot· tery. stained glass 1:1nd other demonstrations in the Crafts area. and cooking shows in the Gourmet Gallery. 9 a.m. 4·11/ !o'uture Farmers of America breed· Ing sheep show, livestock area. 1 ·JO p.m . Mime stiow ,Heritage Stage. 2 p.m. f'ancy Dance Studio, Mountain Dew Stage. 2·30, 4.30 and 7.30 p.m ., The Carlssons. Heritage Stage. 3. 5 and 8 pm. Mi tchell Marionettes Showboat , on the grounds. 3 p.m. Royal Court Contest, Mountain Dew Stage. 3:30 p.m. Arlee Higbee Dance Studio, Heritage Stage. 4 and 6 p.m. 4·ff on Stage, 4·H building. 4 :30 and 7 :30 p .m . Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 4:30 and 6 p.m. Harry "Woo Woo'' Stevens. fair goodwill a mbassador. Mountain Dew Stage. 5 p.m. Vida Blunden School of Dance. Moun· ta in Dew Stage. 5: 30 and 8: 30 p m ., Pamela Ha rt·Chet Johnson, Heritage Stage. -------------------5:30 and 7:30 p.m., Uruted Star Acrobats. on Unused Land leases Eyed Orange County government could collect up to Sl65,250 each year if it leased some 375 acres of un· used county land for strawberry farmmg, accord· ing to a report s ubmitted to county s upervisors. The board asked the county a dministrator lo study the survey of unused property which was pre par ed by county agricultural extens ion workers. THE REPORT NOTED seven parcels tolalin~ abo ut 375 acres has been identified as suitable for growing crops, particularly strawberries. The land is being held by the county for future parks. flood control pro1ects and other uses. the re· port said. IF THE LAND is leased for growing slrawber· ries. the report continued, il could generate $6.4 million worth of s trawberries and $87.850 to $165.250 per year in lease revenue to the county. County officials noted the leases would have to be for thrtt to five.year periods so farmers could recover initial investments in leveling lhe land and installing irrigation systems OC Govennnent · Cited by Edison Orange County government has been cited by the Southern California Edison Co. for showing "outstanding leadership a nd achieve m ent in ene rgy conservation." Edison Vice President C.R. Hathaway sa1 d county government has chalked up savings in ene rgy averaging more than 20 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year. HE SAID IT IS the single largest conservation savings noted by Edison throughout the country. The annual savings are the equivalent to the amount of electrical energy used by the residents of the combined cities of Tustin, Laguna Beach, Stanton. Brea and La Palma for one month, Hathaway said. HATHAWAY SAID the county has pursued an energy conservation program for severa l years which has produced a 13.5 million kilowatt hour re- ductions in its own facilities. largely through re- duction in lighting and air conditioning. In addition, lhe board of supervisors' recent approval of a five-year high pressure sodium street light conversion program will save 7 million kilowatt hours per year once the program is com- pleted, Hathaway said. Other energy saving efforts include the in· stallation of time clocks to reduce operating hours of lighting and elevators, installing photo-cell con- trols on escalators in the County Jail and raising thermostats on air conditioning in all facilities. Air California Will 'Cool It' Air California has won permission from Orange County Supervisors to install a new $18,000 to $20,000 air conditioning system in the airline's passeDCef' waiting room at the county airport. County officials, ln a ,eport to supervisors, said the existing air condlttomna system was de- signed to cool an area for about 100 puaen1ers. THE SYSTEM IS NOW inadequate, lbe report aaid, because the overcrowded· terminal area now bolds up to 230 pUHftlets at-once. The airline will be allowed to lnatall the bew cooll.ns system now, the repent aaid, aqd its coet J wUl be deducted h'om Aif California's monthly apace rent. · IN Ol'lda AC.."l'ION lupervtlon cave Paclflc Te&epbone and TeJearaPli Company permllalon to iDltalJ a aew UDderpound line on airport property aJoq Campus Drive. Tile...., Uoe will enable the telephone com· paar to apud aervtce to t.be airport and aur· i'ouDdlftl propertJes, county oftlclala said. 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M., .,..,,w.&.n.n.•••W.•6• S.. 11·1~ . .... ~ ''7'1 , I I I U.S. Oil Fight ·Weaponry Unus~l WASHING TON t AP) The r :.• NATION - pot4nUa1 "weape>na" for the b111t· tie are unuau111J : whClll , rice. iur conditioners, radios 111nd even furniture They'tt dlfrer~nt t>co\,L')e u n1ht betw~n lhe t.Jnlh:d Stat~ and the world·s oll·exportlng countncs would be an economic b•tlle nt IU1Jt ut the bc11lnnJnM d at about $200 billion ln bank depoalta. stocks. bonds and gov t•rnmont securities. Such fWlds <'OUld be used as a •·money wHpon" but only at the risk or wrecking the world economy and the market for oil On the other side. the Uruted Statt>s' weapons agaanst OPEC full rnto six categories 'VE W . ., A N.-i L Y.fiJIS continued profits. government offi cials say. ln addition. other countries. communist and non· communist. would be eager to !tell to countries cut off by the United States. J m port Bank loans of $$'1 milUon in 1978. Investments In U.S.: The Treasury Department estimates OPEC investments in this coun· try at about $38 billion -$12 billion or that in U.S. govern- ment notes and about $10 billion m bank deposits. The rest is in real estate. stocks and bonds and direct loans to U.S . corpora· lions. 1f we couJd get any at all." Mllllary a&taclla: An tX• 1' ..,• treme move would be ror the I:;;. U.S. troops to seize one or two of ~ ... th e larger Middle Eastern !; oilfields and produce oil solely ~ • for this country. But there are • •: many questions: world reaction ~'· to such a move, could the fields AND rrs A BATTLE that lht• United Stat.Ht. Wllh llll its rt' aou~es. might not bt' ublt> lo win a1alnst the OPEC nations· ··ou weapon," lnterv1ew11 with t!lt perta sua1est Recently. Pres tdenl Cartt.>r and hla spokesmen havt' stepped up ve rbal Jttat'k:. on thl' Organizalloo of Petrolt>um Ex porting Countries for raising tht- pnt'e of crudt.> oil al a tinw m1lhons of Amt>rH'an!> art• stuck an gasohnt.> hnt.'!-i And the ad m 1n1s tra llon has hinted at movesbeyondJUSbtrong words Food: Thjs is the most ob· v1ou:;. and pollttc ally popular Wl'ilpoo The United States is the largest e ~porte r of food . particularly wbeat .. We are the OPE C of grain:· l>a1d Rep. James Weaver: D· Ort' , who is pushing for a gov t•rnment agency lo control "heat exports FARMERS AND SOME polit1 l·1ans argue that the United Stales should use wheat as a poht1t'al and economic weapon. They say we should withhold Foreign aid: Only four members of OPEC get signifi· t'ant U.S. aid fndonesia . Ecuador. Nigeria and Gabon. 1n 1978. the total aid lo them was $273 7 million. with $254.7 million going to Indonesia. State Department documents say that. despite its oil produc· lion. Indonesia is one of the most populous po.or nations in the "'orld Much of its aid from the LI S 1s in food shlpments Those countries plus Algeria and lran received Exporr Some have suggested that the US. should freeze these OPEC investments. holding them hostage to lower crude prices or large r s upplies. But OPEC's $200 billion invest· ment portfolio is spread through m ost of the indus trialized Western nations Freezing OPEC asse t s mi g ht be troublesome to them. an the estimate of one expert. but its results for this country would be worse· "Oh. oil at $50 a barrel. be captured intact and could such a large force be resupplied thous ands of miles from the nearest major U.S. base. Desp1le the pitfalls of various options. Americans seem angry enough lo s upport strong action. IN AN AP·NBC NEWS poll taken May 24. as gasoline lines were beginning to show up out· sadE.' of California, 71 percent of the public agreed that U.S. food and other exports should be cut off Lo the OPEC 'nations untiJ they agree to continued , afforda- b le oil supplies. FANTASY? Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland says the idea of forming a U.S.-dominated food cartel to combat the foreign oil cartel is a "fantasy.·· "With strong steps, we can mobilize the nation around a real crisis and with a clear enemy OPEC." said a m1'mo to Carter from his <'h1ef domt•st1c policy ad· \'\Ser. Stu E1zens tat wheat exports lo gain leverage .------------. ,.-------------------------------. over the OPEC nations and in· EOISO ... CHARGER . APWintlllotos MOBILIZATION MOVE? Stu Elzenatat CAllTEll HAS NOT said what those s teps would be. but Americans -tired of gasoline lines and soaring prices -are angry and frustrated. ready to strike back at OPEC. An Associated Press·NBC News poll taken as gas lines were spreading across the coun· try s howed overwhelming sup- port for moves against the OPEC nations like those sug· gested in songs and bumper stickers-"No Crude, No Food" and ·'A Bushel or Wheal for a Bar· rel of Oil." In this face-off, the OPEC na· tions -Iran. Saudi Arabia, ln· donesia, Ecuador, Nigeria, Gabon . Libya , Niger. Venezuela, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iraq and Algeria -have one major weapon -oil. And their weapon is aimed squarely at the glass Jaw of Western industrialized nations. which need the oil desperately. In 1978. the UnHed States paid the OPEC nations $30. 7 billion for oil. OPEC countries also have an investment portfolio estimat· New Map Depicts Earthquake Faults WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Geological Survey has published a map showing the earthquake faults in a large area of south·central California. The map displays hundreds of faults between Point Arguello and Monterey Bay and provides a broad identification of the faults capa· ble of generating earthquakes. The map and its accompany- This is the second. in a seri~s ing report, "Map Showing of three maps covenng faults in Recency of Faulting in Coastal coastal California. An earlier South·Central California," are one covers the area from the available for $2.25 from the 'Mexican horde~ t~ Point Branch of Distribution, U.S. Arguello. Another being pre· Geological Survey. Box 25286. pared will cover the area from Federal Center. Denver, Colo., Monterey Bay to Point Arena. 80225. crease the price. just as the 011 CL.ASS OF •74 producers have done with their 5 t~ar RcwilOfl main product. Jlotly 2ett1. '7t The OPEC nations imported RSYf'. •S•f' about 10 million tons of wheat m ,_o.u.. 1978. influding about 5 million 50·7164 o ........... tons from this country. That's au.2223 about \3.7 percent or total world wheal exports of 73 million tons and about 2.3 percent of lhe 381 million t o n s produced ~orldwide. OPPONENTS OF SUCH uses of food exports say that while the United States is by far the world's largest wheat exporter, it is not the only one. Embargos or price increases would not hurt the generally wealthy OPEC nations. they say. and would hurt poorer countries. · ·rhe OPEC nations would just go elsewhere." says Gerald A. Bange of the Department or Agriculture "We j us t don ·t wi eld the kind or market power that people think we do.·· Ttthnology and otber ex· ports: The United States shipped the OPEC nations $14.8 billion m non-food items in 1978. ranging from metal-working machinery to furniture and underwear. The nt!eds of the OPEC na tions. most of them vastly un· de rdeve loped . a r e n o t so sophisticated that they can be s upplied only by the United Sta tes. Other countries, notably J apan. West Germany and France, could also s upply many items exported by the United Slates. -Weapons sales: ln 1978, the OPEC nations bought $4 .3 billion 1n military arms from the Unit- ed States. with the bulk. $4.J billion, going to Iran and Saudi Arabia. And there a re $13.3 billion more in arms already promised under agreements to the OPEC nations, not including Iran. The U.S. government argues that cutting off such sales would hurl in two ways. S uc h a termination would weaken our influence over those countries a nd it would hurt the U.S. arms industry. which is dependent in some cases on foreign sales for Summer ~~~ .. ~~TING Sotar W'•t~ H•.ftH'9 .,, l •t 111•)1 '">r-'••tt-1 imto ~•J1\ •1 .,,, ou• Ooo• l(~U !)l()lt! Nf'<lrf!'\f 'rOU' Ar1t4 I ~O~lA MBA642· 17S3 t~1t. "'"wport Otva Ml~~ION v1EJ0495-04Q1 114'11' C.....mu"O C.tP•\httt\O f~.tn 01 Ffw ollt A•e' Pt"" t HAVE A HAIR COLORING PROBLEM? Call 640-6023 Call 642·5678. Put a few words to work for you. 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(7 14) MO·SROO ~ D•lly 9dm 106pm-Flortst 640·6714 - VCR and l/W CAMERA .. HOUKIECOIOt.-COMPACT IN SID• MOOIST I .. NICI AM/FM Stereo Ca11ette Player- Recorder MODEL 1729 ' . ·1 -· ~ '• . .. I \ 1 .-. .. .. --· . ' • SACRAMENTO ><A~> -A' ~oa.Wling the Legislat Uet to Pf'(Utct aaimal ' rights Hu ed one stepr deeef'~t.o .PIUS~ afteil" (OW" ae ses testified -.it.a behalf· To win apPJ'O'rU o&tt. AssemtitY. Waler, Ra.rkli Wildlife Cdn.-ittee. S8n.. David• Roblertl, o. Angel~ ddt9Md laagu•p; ~ed by tble l · ornia OBtdelJM19'6 AssooialMa. THE LANGtTAO& SAU>mta., soeiety ·•can. ethically jusll Jy the wanton exploitation ori op-- ssioo of anima Is " Roberti earliE ·r removed other langua~ which w opposition rrom twa~n. fllr traders aodl rmers Thst l~uge ssid•compan- 10ft antmab· ttave the right to c.a.ra. that' wild animals ha~ the righl1 10 s urvive io their n&lure.1 · euviroftment 1 and• that aoimaJs used fO$ work., food or, research should be spared pb,ysical and psychoJogical suf· ferin«. In its amended form there o.MaVEN was no ~ilioa. It now says the Legislature should enact "humane and eo- vironmentally sound legisl:Jlioo" and should work with animal weu·are organizations. THE ClDEF' SPONSOR, ACTRESS Gretctreo Wyler. concedecil Wednesday that the resoiatlon was now "innocuous " "It doeea't S.. all01tf 1 1 and I don't believe that is Ulilao iaend•1 oil tt.io resolution. It is le recogniz"' ''shesaM.I Actresses Gloria De Haven and Cindy Williama. aad .M-eueett·Reegan, the·tttress-amt- newscaster dau.gbter of rormer Gov. Ronald • Reagan-, also-testified tmef!y for it. A 6·0 committee vote sent the measure to the Assembly floor. lt has clea.red the Senate but mus\ be sent back there for a vote on Assembly.<lbanges pi the resolution if it wins final Assemb!Y passage ~s expected. H@rse Show 5et JnSan}lUIDS Saturday's event is an • all•BDOisb. shew, udged by Bob Griffith of BonsaW &mayts..evenl s an all· Western show, judged by •AlleeCOwerddl an ta< Ana \0 u .m to 11 pm dally until .\ug 26 The grounds an· lot•,11NI <1l !IJ.> Laguna Canyon Roa d . Dau< l'''" nau-.1<.1 ;in~ and other dl\'ers1on~ a1 <• p.1rt <jt lht> fC'stlval attrac~ l ion!> th~11 f<•al1ll'1' 111!--l 1<· \\ork-. of artisans <md l'1'alhnw11 San Juan Capislrdno conditioned buses. The ~ creation <MletaM awe· ~* w1ll 1 ltieve ci\Y< cceptjng reeernU~· mU1atr7•am. amlretum . , r a senior1cltbeDI..~ 8*1~•~ · 1 th& Tow•·°'' Beauty, Pee rw.u.. tti'RI wtnm Syl111aronJuly~. . includes a no-host lunch · Participants will nde iD.Glendele,.is$V.SO.. tbe·tower4 whtdt COfto' . . ins 1 rare antique col· For anforaataon\ e c ttoo... O.Al u r•· Pbone 493o.1171..ex1.248. You are Invited to view Qil. Raia&iags- by He&~ <Mn. 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" Daily 8-t-Sal/S f~ilO PM --... :..-.. --- ... . .. . ... • . . .. . . .. ~ . .. Thunldey, July t2 1179 SACRAMENTO (AP> -A Oooneabury com~t atrtp wb.lcb saUrtiea Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. • uu with an alle1~ or1ana&ed crimt1 nau~ wali deleled from •t lesaat four major California n w1papera. At leut st>veo other CalllonUa Mw11papers publl8hed t.he it.rip, s~ond In 11 st1rie1 toncenilng a St 000 contribution to Brown's L974 campil&n from Sidney Korshak. wbo la on thtl atate attorney gt>neral'a Uat of known ort(llnlzt-d crime figures. WASHI -Preal proposal separate Education prov~ n H ouse otl tatives. The lawmak proved the 1egis .,,.,.. ' TOUCHING N!.RVE? ' Certoonltst Trudeau BROWN SA I D W EDNt:SD~V THE THIS IS THE OFFENDINC;i CARTOON DROPPED FROM CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS P G d Kor8bak aJlegaUons "have been rebHhtld, und She said the Times has dropped lhe strip a ir ra uate lh!.!Y un-false and Ubelou.s and ltnybody who re tWt('e before. including a recent series which sug- Robert Steph.:o Davis pt>aU Uwm knowmgty with mah<'e aforethought 15 ges ted U.S. Sen. John Warner , R·Va., husband of one of the Carte ministration·~~ ~ domestic priot"ftte9 h a irline maqi~n f ,. 210-206 Wednesday ~ returned l t '• l e. Senate. qi I rvlnt> i.od ~tcven guilty ol libel " actress Elizabeth Taylor, bought the Republican 8ichatd Burhnghnm of Asked 1r ht' plann~d legal ar u on. Rrown ~u1d, nomination for the Senate. ~ewport Beach have re "Well. the First Amendment allowb libel by the The San Francisco Chronicle reported that cetved 1ur1s d octor about t,400 readers called in for 2~ hours to pn.~bb . . ~egrees from th t-C 1 askwhythecomicstripwasnussmg. (Jn iv er b 1 t y of the Lo:. Angelei. Tames spokeswoman aro yn Chrorucle Managing Editor William ~rm an ff a c i f1 c , M <'G eorge flom :.wd the Tames did oot publtsh the com tr strip :.aid. "We think the series is hilarious . . in· Schoo I of Lu w , 1 n Wednesday "because in our Judgment lhe allegu c1s1ve but we have not been able to substantiate ~~~c~ra~m~e~n~to~~~~~~-t_1o_n_b_ro~~~d_n_o_t_be~s_u_b_s_~_n_t_ia_t_ed~b_y~~-c_t_·_·~~~~ the c ha~n and the synwcah has refus~ to c"'"""!.1""'-{~~::.'l permit editing." ~~<;~7{'•,·.~:),~';',~~~,J~.r{..~ ... :ft.U.>1~""'-~ ~ TheTimes and Ch roniclealsodidnotpublishthe ~~ ~~\S ~(:...~ com1ctoday. .. THIS WEEK! Discover thousands a nd At the San Diego Evening Tribune, Managing Editor Walt Miller s a id he dropped the strip Thousa nds a nd THOUSANDS OF because "itispossiblethe stnpisderamatoryor Tube rous Begonias com ing into fu ll libelous." glorious bloom . It's PARADISE! "Dig EXECUTIVE EDITOR NORMAN Cherniss or Your Own '' .... $2.75 ea. Of )OOk fO t' the Ri verside Press Enterprise. wbicb rud not run the strip. also described it as potentially de-f. (amatory. ree · Editor Don Hoenshell at the Sacramento Union Located in Leucadia, 10 m iles south of said he ran the strip "and we haven 't had any · Oceansi'de . Use Leucad i·a Blvd. exit, complaints about it. Ir it were completely in bad ~ taste. I might leave it out. But it's a spoor I've 6 double back On eastside aCCeS S road lO foet~r censor~ Doonesbury. I've defended 1t a ~0$ Normandy. Call 1-436-2194 for Handy In Nevada. Editor Don Digilio of the Las r!. · EGO..._.I _. G •RDE.._.S Vegas Review-Journal also delet~ the strip, ob-~ .... Hints. WEIDNERS 8 1"111 A A 1"111 jecting to a chararterization of Korshak as a "low- _\.:,)., life" -type person. ~:) ~ ~ a 1:ar11:r~1. ~ o~r:a1:TIJRY Whe r e It's SAFE To Save On Your Eyewear * Co mplete One Price Eyewear 34.50 Single Vision 44.50 Bifocal 54.50 Trifocal • Complde Fashion Frame Selection • lifetime Service Guarantee • Famous Desi91ter Frames • Cosmetic Tintinq and • Licensed Opticians Photosensitive Lenses * Shop and Compare 250 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa • Hill9ren Sq. 6 4 2-4630 • Weekdays 9-5:30 Sat. 9-3 A~ RUNNING T HE STRI P Wednesday were the San Jose Mercury. the Modesto Bee. the Fres no Bee. San Bernardino Sun. the Register of Orange County and Santa Barbara News·Press. The comic strip features Duane Oelacourt, a fi ctitious "secretary or symbolism" in Brown's cabinet. an a telephone convers ation with a r haracter named "Gray." an obvious reference to Brown's chief of staff. Gr ay Davis . It quotes ''Gray" as describing Korshak as "the local low-Life. an alumnus from lhe Capone mob" and telling Delacourt to "work up a P.R strategy" to deal with news stories aboul the con ttribulion and Brown's later efforts to help a union represented by Korshak. KORSHAK IS LINKED IN T HE attorney general's report to alleged organized rrime figures in Las Vegas and Chicago, but not lo the Al Capone gang. The strip apparently is based on efforts by Davis and one other Brown appoint~ to the California Horse Racing Board to close Hollywood Park for safety reasons during a strike by the AFL-CIO International SerVlce Employees Union. which Korshak. a labor lawyer. represented at the time . The move to close Hollywood Park failed Davis said he moved to clooe the park because of violenre during the strike, and that he had no 1974 campaign, but that since then Brown had not requested or receivoo contribul.lons from Korshak, who has contrbuted lo many California cam-paigns. Ask~ about the strip, Davis replied, "I see no point in commenting on a cartoon " He add~ that neither he nor any other representative of Brown contacted papers to halt publJcattonof the strip. The Senate had ap- proved a version of &,be • A' measure and 119&'1We The series on Brown, Davis and Kors hak con· ttnues through July 21. Most editors said they would resume Doonesbury either after one or two installments or tbe entire sencs c1de whether to accept the House-ap-proved .; meas ure or send tbeli~ w s ue lo a comp~~ ~eeking House~Me 11 conference. ... TheSll,400 store-bought computer. :\t D1g1t.1I ... '-.m.111 B1i-.1n1 o..o.. l , 11111•ut1 ·1 •,t• •11 '1111, .111h1' .1 \\'()/'~llHllJ'llh'I '\.,I\ Jl1 th,JI 'f\',1\1\ ltl l1,111dl1 \ 1 tlli ti \ttllllh l'l'H 'l\,thl.•, .h Utlllllo.. 11•1\ ll'l1• 111\1 ll11l1\ ,tf)ll 111111 1 l'lbllll" "fll'l.llltlll ... 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Metzger. said Korshak was "just a passing a"· "---------------------------------quaintance·· of Brown. . .. She confirm~ that Brown wd solicit and re· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ce1ve a $1 .~ contri ~tioo from Ko~hak for his We le•• aaw llallrww z1 Free Bus Service Offered in Niguel Laguna Niguel residents are offer~ free mini· bus service this s umme r on Crown Valley Parkway between Niguel Beach Park and the new Mission Viejo Mall. The service, which includes 19 stops between the two terminus locations. operates Mondays through Fridays six times daily. Departure times vary with locations. The service. sponsor~ by Avco Community Developers, Inc .. stops at all s hopping centers. mos t intersections and parks along Crown Valley Parkway. The bus bas surfboard racks for beachgoers. GWC Students Se lected Eight Golden Wes t College students have receive d permane nt .membership in Alp ha Gamma Sigma for scholastic achievement. I T hey are Joyce A. Bunker. Lynn de Fries. Regina Hardin, Judie K. Hicks, Mark Houser, James A. Kennedy, Har· riet Kitzel and Kathy Neher all of Huntington Beach. BY BREAD - ALONE _..,_.,.._ ........ _ ...... ' , ·-···-•ta~--. ...,,. .... ~-... ,., ...... ,,. ~ Free Blood Pressure Jest Al f-ir~I h :c.kral Saving .... ''I.' k l.'l uur nbil~Jl h)l1 II' tlh: n1mmun11~ I!> mur1.• than 'imply prov1d111g a !\Uk pl Ju.' 111 'J'1." A 1111 1111111. 1 h.u ·, 1d1}' we: 'rt: pm\'11..lmg J 'Jll.'Cl al 11:,1 111111'· 1h.11 J i11111, }Oii 111 dtl'l'I.. )11ur ""'1 blooJ IU\'."Url.'. Appro\101:.itd} .10 n111lion Aml.'n~-.1n:. 'ul t..r lrom h1~h hl1l0cl pn:~ ... urc. About half ot thl.''I.' p..·vpil.' ar1.·n ·1 ,t\.\.an· th~·} h,11 l' II \\.c "Jn! 111 be ~un: you urc:n 't 0111.' ol rh.:rn Slop ~y llUr 11ll1ll.' llunng n.•gular hu,inc:" hour.. and UM! our 11:~1 unit. Then:\ ab,olutl.'I} no obl1gJt1on. "hJh11.:wr la':. JU'I our way of ~howing .. ~ care ... •This lt'.{f 1111ir has bt•1·11 rhom11>tl1/, 1c1r1 ti /111 tll < urw 1 H n11 <'' o : 11 1s nr>t a .mbstillllt' for pmft.•nw11e1l 111<'d11a l1m1•n111111. ------------- ---------··- " Ani I ls JBill SA CRAM on the Legisl oved ones tr esses testifi resqlµtiQn c~UiJl8 4Pimlll right.& has age after four ac To win ap rnblY W~ter, Parks and Wildlife O~viJi RQb&{ti, D· ) Los Angel e opposed by the California ·on. THE B . .,..., ' · T ~pcie~y "can· not ethically justiWl'!!ptoilatioo or op· press ion of animals · · Roberti earlier removed other language which drew oppositi ; fur \~a4ers and farmers ':,;/ i . , ~il lfje &Cliif COJl'lPafl· 1 ~RP to . fl Ve the rjg)lt to "c~r . t -wild animals have thi 'r~ ;t··tb s urvive in their natural etYnronment and \hat ·•11lmo l81 u!Wd for wol'k . food or 1oea.o11t1ob should be spared ~l<:al iYld psychological suf· fftft~{(. . ., rn lts '&mended form there o.MAVIE1t was no opposition. It now says the Legislature shAHld iuet ·11humane and en- vironmentalJy sound lefi?islation" and should work with animal welfare organizations THE CHIEF SPONSOR, Ah-RtES$ <;sretchen Wyler , conceded Wednesday lhat the resoluuon was now "innocuous " "1-th;n and I don't bel;ev• that is resolution. It is tc recog · ,. t 1 Ac aven and Cindy Williams, and Maureen Reagan. the actress and newscaster daogh~ -of 1lftrn-er Gov. Ronald Reagan, also testified ~£!!>'_(.or it. 6-0 committee vote sent the m~asure to the bly floor. 1l has cleared the Senate but must t back there for a vote on Assembly chaoges resolution if it wins final Assembly wassase as e cted. *n Juan Cap1s Stab will conduct Sund y at 8:30 a .m ~e shm•;t w1 l Road f jf tu.G:........ .... ..a.. j§ judg by~GM7li1h of is ao all· Western show, judged Sant ·Ana You are fnvlreato view Oil Pallitings y HelP.n LeMay <~-'MMiwJ lU am tu 11 p rn t1,ll h uo'1I \ug 26 The ground::. «fl' IOl'«Lt·tl m •13., Luguna Canyon Ro ad. Dance l ~ rn u.~1c-1.in~ and other divt!r::>100::, «fl' µ.111 111 ltw lt!1>ln ~ attrac- tions thut f<.>ttlu11 1 u:.l ll "111 l..s of artisans and crafl~nic11 HAIDY 3-PC. PAINTING SET •fl'~HANDLE. •naaaYI --...----............ . r Gay T averns ~End Boycott I DAIL y Pl&.QT A '. a -llOI THE NOFllSIOHM, fOUIHJ ~!SC2.!!11:!!121! c; .... ~., ... = I l#llJ#.1 .................... --··· V1s1t Our Design S.udlp i"'z Mii ...... lhy .. t•nw-,s .. Olecjo Fwy. to A••"Y ~· ""' ... ,, To,ote .... 48.tJ~ .,...., ~· f ' -.,...,, SAN FRANCISCO ~Al'> The San t 'raocusco Tavern Gulld. 1m ulhance of 104 owners of taverns _· ---c------~~~~~~~~!!! whtch cater to homot.e>.ua ls. has narrowly voted to end its two-year bQ>eott of <.:oors beer The vote w~s 53 51 "We hurt Coors.·· sa11I Tavern Guild P resident Wa yne Friday .. I'v e been to ld Coors &ales dropped 5.000 ca~cs t•H•ry month m San Francisco since we started th•~ " The boycott was lwi;un because the Guild ob- Jected to the u~e of lie dtitel'lors 1md 1*11egedly im· proper questionmg an the hiring of brewer-Y workers by Coori. The group also obJected to the company's contribution:. to conservati ve political rauses. fr1day and Jim Bonko ~utld 'ice president. traveled to the Coon. hrt'"er) m Golden. Colo . and reported to mNnberi. the firm wa.s '"cleaii.ing up its act. somewhat · ~~~~---~~~ ( I .. \I. HU\ I> ) INFORMS m the .DAILY PllOT MERC[TRY SAVINGS I EdK:ul•lf• OHte•s· 7812 Edinger A ve .. HunltnglOl'I Beach. CA 92647 r • .,.,,,.,,, C ''""In• IR"? (J/>,f/ 0111<.~ !f}C,5 llall"1 \/ f.w '•I 8uPn 1 P11 • CA '\0 2011s s Av·•·on s1vo CJ•~oo CA qo74, Gl 22821 Lal<e ~orost Or llJllc rorcs11. £1 loro CA 'U oJO • 1001 E •mo<.,111 ~lw'f l a Habt~ CA 906:11 4 1<10L"lllQ &•-tenB1vo l olkl l:ia.Kn CA ''OI!& 1 •O~t 22939 Hawtno•ne BM! louallC.o CA 00!>£1 • "OU\lltC l.095 ILIOOll Ell"<J f \.ll>llll. (;A 9Jb80 tUOUI ~.l!> N c ..... Avt-w .. " Cov·ro . CA '11 191 • liAUTIFUL ACCENT! •EASY TO NtSTAll! • 24" TDWB. IAll •PAPil..._.. • SOU DISK! fl,01' 9 PAINT ROLLER REFILL PAK OVER 3'0 MOME •-:rn I 1IB1• ceAST TO COAST • I ; lwestminster 1 Santa Ana \COSTA MESA ~15191 Beach. 322 W .. 17th 222f~~ Bl. • ms r FIAllil ·• WAIHAILI! ,.. 9».; i 898-3388 547-778l Pb. 645·1126 ' ~ i Daily 8-9-Sat/S• t-1:30 PM • ., . I ·! . . .. . I ;._. •} ... •• .t . :· :: ;: .. ·$ ;. ~i •• ,:i • • • • • •• :1 ... DM.YM.OT • Thul'9day. July 12. 1'71 CALIFORNIA I MISCBt..1.A.Wtt Comic Strip Not Funny to Governor Cab. Ad wl...-. TOUCHING NERVE? Certoonlat Trvdee u Pair Graduate Robert Stephen Davui of Irvine irnd Steven IOchard Burlingham of Newport Beach have r~ ceived JUns d ottor degrees from. th e l!n iv er s 1 t y o f I h c P•acific. McGcorgc School o f L<1w 1n S•cramento 'Doone8b ury' Ties Brown With Ma fi a? .. SACRAMENTO IAP> A. Oooneabury com~c i tri wt\l('h u Urbn Oov. Edcn\U\d Brown Jr s u P wllh an alleg~ oria.nb.ed trim~ niure was d eleted from at lt'Ht four maJor <.:a.lltornlM newspa,Pf'rs Al lta~t :it•v('n other l'11Ufom1a nuWbpapen. publishf'd the ~tnp. second Ln i1 ~er1ca. C<>nc.imlng a St ooo ront.ribuUou to Brown's ur74 c1tmJ\11l&n from .sldnry Korshak. who •• on the atal" attorney gent'ruJ's hst of k"own orttlU\tlMf <'rlmu figureli BROWN SAID WEDNE S DAl' THE Korshak allegations "have bet-n rehasht-d, iAnd thl'Y are false a nd llbelows and anybody who rt! ~ats them knowingly with m&hce aforethought 1s guilt)' ofUbel " ~\skt>d 1f he planned legal action. Brown said. ·w e ll . tht• F'l~t Amendment allows hbt!I by the pn•:.:, .. Lo!> Angel~~ T i mes spokeswoman Carolyn Hom ~aid the T1mt'S did not publlsh lhe comic strtp Wt'dnesdav "because 1n our Judgment the iillega· lions could not be s ubstantiated by f&ct." ~~~·~C),~';'"-,~~~~~~"1 f) J~~~!.~~~~~~~,~~.~~ THIS WEEK ! Discover thousands and Thousands a nd THOUSANDS OF Tuberous Begonias coming into fu ll g lorious bloom. It's PARADISE! "Dig Your Own" .... $2.75 ea . or look for free. r-J Located in Le ucadia, 10 ~iles south ~f ill.::'\ Oceanside. Use Leucadia Blvd. exit, e double back o n eastside access road to ; Normand y. Call 1-436-2194 for Handy Hints. WEIDHERS BEGONIA GARDENS Es~~· THIS IS THE OFFENDING CARTOON DROPPED FROM CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS She said the Times has dropped the strip l w1ce before. includiog a recent series which sug. ~ested US. Sen_ John Warner. R·Va .. husband of actress Elizabeth Taylor. bought the Republican nomination for the Senate . The San Francisco Chronicle reported that about l.400 readers called in for 2""1 hours to ask why lhecomicstripwasmissing. Chrorucle Managing ·Editor William German said . "We think the series is hilarious tn c·1s1ve. .but we have not been able to substantiate the charges and the syndicate bas refused to permit editing " The Times and Chronicle also did not publish the comic today. At the San Diego Evening Tribune. Managing Editor Wall Miller said be dropped the strio because ''il is possible the strip is defamatory or li belous ... EXECUTIVE EDITOR NORMAN Cherniss oC the Riverside Press Enterprise. which did not run the strip, also described it as potentially de · (a matory. Editor Don Hoenshell at the Sacramento Union said he ran the strip "and we haven't had any complaints abOut it. If it were completely in bad taste. 1 might leave it out. But it's a spoof I 've never censored Doones bury. I've defended it a lot.·· ln Nevada. Editor Don Digilio of the Las Vegas Review-J ournal also deleted the strip. Ob· jecting to a characterization of Korshak as a "low life·· -type person. 1974 campaign, but that since then Brown had not requested or received contributions from Korshak . who has contr'buted to many California cam paigns. Asked about the strip. Davis replied. "I see no potnt m commenting on a cartoon." He added that neither he nor any other representative of Brown contacted papers to halt publication oflhe strip The senes on Brown. Davis and Korshak con t1nues through July 21. Most editors s aid they would resume Doones bury either after one or two ins tallments or the entire series. prov·~--wlJ Ho u s tatives. The law111ak proved MM! leg· one of the Cart m1ntetraUon domestic priorities, s· . hairline margio,.~o • 2 10·206 Wedn~ returne d H to the Senate. The Senate had ap- prove4 a vw~~ measta"e an.I musl de- cide whelher to ~~ept. tbe House,appcoved measure or send Cb~).ssue to a compromJs•- seeki ng R9use-Senate conf~rence. • J t 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=========== ALSO RUNNING THE STRIP Wednesday were the San Jose Mer cury, the Modesto Bee. the Fresno Bee. San Bernardino Sun. the Register of Or ange County and Santa Barbara News-Press . as ......... 1:ar11:r'41. ~ o~r~l:TIJRY W here 1rs SAFE To Save O n Your Eyewear * C omplete One Price Eyewear 34.SO Sinqle Vision 4 4.50 Bifocal 54.50 Trifocal * C ompl~e Fashion Frame Selection * Lifetime SerYice Gucrantee * Famous DesiC)fter Frames 11 C osmetic Tintin9 and * Licensed Opticians Photosensitive Lenses * Shop and Compare The comic strip features Duane Delacourt. a rictitious "secretary of symbolis m" in Brown's cabi net. in a telephone conversation with a character named "Gray." an obvious reference to Brown's chief of staff. Gray Davis. ll quotes "Gray" as describing Kors hak as "lhc local low-hfe. an alumnus from the Capone mob" and telling Delacourt to "work up .a P.R. str ategy" to deal with news stories about the con- tribution and Brown's later efforts to help a union represented by Korshak. KORSHAK IS LINKED IN THE attorney general's report to alleged organized crime figure:-. in Las Vegas and Chicago. but not to the Al Capone gang. The strip apparently is based on effort!> b y Davis and one other Brown appointee to the California Horse Racing Board to close Hollywood Park for safety reasons during a strike by the A FL-CIO International Service Employees Union. which Korshak. a labor lawyer. represented at the t ime. The move to close Hollywood Park failed. Da\;s said he moved to close the park because of violence during the strike, and that he had no TheSll,400 ~ store-bought computer. \t[)1·~1l.1l -.'-,n1.1llH11 11\\ .... 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'')11"f,dl •I Digital's n•o 1 i.11 ' •1 Hf\. t Computer lll.11h ·rl~h.I I ·,111 ·1 ~.11lll1t ;1d n" I Store l,.1,,1, .1-111,11 1 1~1' \I •11 I 11 "'":;; • • 250 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa • Hi119ren Sq. 642-4630 •Weekdays 9-5:30 Sat. 9-3 contact 'Aith Korshak. I BROWN'S PRESS S ECRETARY. Bobbie -========-------------------------Metzger. said Korshak was "just a passing a~· 1-------------------------------- quaintance" of Brown. . .. She confirmed that Brown did solicit and re· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ceive a Sl.~ contribution from Konhak ~r h1 !> .. Free Bus Service Offered in Niguel Free -. . . .. -•••• cow ll•llawm a a Laguna Niguel residents are offered free miru- b us service this summer on Cr own Va lley Parkway between Niguel Beach Park and the new Mission Viejo Mall. The service. which includes 19 stops between the two terminus locations. operates Mondays through Fridays six times daily. Departure times vary with locations. The service. sponsored by Avco Community Developers. loc.. s tops at all shopping centers, mos t intersections and parks along Crown Valley Parkway. The bus has surfboard racks for beachgoers. GWC Stude nts Selected Eight Golden West. Blood Pressuie Jest , July 5.-19 at Fir!->t Federal S.ivinµ~ ~,\1 }/11 ~ ...... '":::-- Ar hrM h:di:ral S:ivingi.. \\l' kd our nhli!!,111111) 111 rhv C''(mmunH) ,, m~n: than "mply pmv11hn!! a ~ar.: pla1..l' to '"vi.'. A lot 111~rt ~hall Wlty M·f!..f.· fHlWldini.: •• 'Pl'l"lal II.'\\ un11 ' th.11 .1l111\\' \\IU 111 1..h\'I." )llUf l\Wll bl o1.1J College student s have received permane n t me mbers hip in Alpha Ga mma Sig ma for scholastic achievement. Bunker, Lynn de Fries. R egina Hardin, Judie K. Hicks, Marie Houser, James A. Kennedy. Har· riet Kitzel and Kathy Neher all of Huntington Beach . ~~~ t I • I • ) • • J Appr11-;1matdy 30 million Am.:n1..·;m~ 'utkr fro $b hlqWj '7~~\J~c. 1 1 They are Joyce A. .. ~ -•ti .,,., .. ;.. ·1 . 's ._ . . . ,, r .......... .-..~ An •mazing end horrify· Abour hall of th1..·~'-' pcopll' Jn:n ·1 ,1\\,m· lhl.') hal l' IJ,. · 'tJr~ IQ bl!~rY9U.. ;m:n ·,one of them . Stop by \\\If o tt1cc dunn~ n:gulrr.~u,,mc'li houiJ'and ~ • our h:sl unit Then:\ ab ... olurl'ly rm ohlig.1111m. "h'\1,.,o~~·i.;r. h ' JU~dllf~y· ot sho,1.ing··\\\.•t:arc··. ,. • ' "" ~ l "TJllS l1'lf II/Ill IUJS />t•t'll t/11m111gfil1 It lfc tf f11r cit nt11'4 ~ /11111 f\ t'I'. It f.t llf}t Q ~11bs1i1tlll' for pn>fe.,.\11111111 111..c/11 11111111·11111111 • -------------., · Ing story of e teeneger ·~ who survived Nazi con-I j ' ._.-.· centretfon cempa during Bring in 1hi~ coupon lor your lrl.'l" hlooJ prl'~,u~ t..hl·ck ..it Fir..1 FcJcr.il _ Sa\irtgs. Note: Coupt'n J:llOJ onh on JJll'i> llho"n, -=--=:;.;m,--=Mil •f Wortd Wer II. I :-v.ML I~ $ .. , . se~~4:: I" -oo=R=l-~--_ -_-_ -_ -_ -_-_ -_-_ -_-_ -_-_ -_-_ -_ ---,-,,-ll===~~~:-t_n-_,-;i:li~· q·;:;;w'· """";l;--;i-;(~)- SS.60 ,f ''" .,,J n~l:JJI T : BY BREAD ALONE I ··~want to give you the best scrvicu trf town~'· 9illli.ac'tll~"'-...... .,.-7422 CEDAR ST. 'I HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92841 I r-------~-~-------~~---1 ; ~11c/oa<'d plro8C :nd C~~~~ ~II Of'drr 1" lht 1'1'' I amount Of s /or.. row II 01 •LJY ORE:AD I I A/.ON1': I I PleaH mail to I I I Nam~ • l HOURS: Daily 9 AM to 4PM. Frida,• 9AM to 6PM. Satu~~M~PM. First AND LOAN AS OCIATION O~ Costa Mesa~ •1'101(1 Baker Near Harbor -.11 1 rtL1u01 11 I I I I I I I I Addrru IL Ample free parking. Tdephont' 549·9141 for ;rlt'~~don. I C1111 • • Stott • Zip l - - - - - - - - - -illii!!liii!i•&•ll:=~ w.::----============-... =====---========-=====-cz:il _________ ... ______________ .... NMION Thuraday. July 12, 1979 DAIL y PILOT UJ 'We're Not Criminals' High Drama Played Out Deep iri Caverns 87 NED CANTW&U. CARLSBAD.NM. <AP> Shortly before 5 30 p.m .. t.he 1Ud.lng doon squeeced shut and elevator No. 4 beaanitalantuid descent toiMCavems noor J was Ill only pasaenser. on the way to an 111 \ polnlmenl wtlb four aunmtn IT WAS CLEAa TO ME HOW l got lhert' Park personnel had pbon~ me at the office short ly alter 4 p.m. Tuesday with lhe story that gunmen bad la.ken over the Caverns. were holdmg a young woman bostaae. and were demamdang, among other things. to talk to a reporter. The men were later identified as Dennis Mark. 39. of Riesel, Texas, and David Kuczynski, 28 , Eugene Hiram Meroney. 31, and William Charles Lovejoy, 28, all of Odessa, Texas. Their hostage was Linda Phillips, 24, of Chattanooga, Tenn., a parks service employee. Before deciding lo go, I had talked with the gunmen from the lobby telephone, attempting Lo persuade them to relate their story. "GET YOUR ASS DOWN HERE," Dennis de- manded. "They're screwing us around. We want to tell lhe world exactly what we need. I'll guarantee your life." "Time is running out," be warns me. "We want to get our story out before they waste us .... They'regoingtowasteus." "We can't ask you to go down there," an FBI man tells me. "I have to tell you those men are armed and it is dangerous. Jt bas to be voluntary on your part." After an eternity, elevator No. 4 touches bot· tom. The door slides open. Dave and Eugene have rifles pointed at me. I identify myself. ''Are you Dennis?" 1 ask. NEITHER MAN SPE~. DAVE reaches for me. He puts me against the wall to search for weapons. Dave. an Anglo, and Eugene, an Indian, escort me through the revolving doors. Dennis, the second Anglo, is there and identifies himself. They lead me to a room littered with ammunition and half-empty bottles of wbiakey. The drinking bad started the night before, I learned. ll had continued through the day. "Start writing," I'm ordered. THEY SAY THEY WANT "AMNESTY." They want $1 million. They want to go to Brazil. They ask me to promise that I will go upstairs and ''tell people we want to walk out of here. We don't want to be carried out in body bags." So I promised. Eugene is easily the most intelhgent and articulate. He talks otthe repressed Indian nations of the country. But it is difficult to discern exactly what their mission is. "Our aim is lo get some kind of recognition," Dennis says. IT HAS BEEN 15 MINUTES AND I ask to see Linda, the hostage. She is extremely calm con· sidering her plight. She seems OK. Is there more to the story these men want to tell? ' "We have already decided we are going to die here," Dennis says. Lovejoy has a specific grievance. "I'm tired of Mexicans coming in and taking our jobs. No. make that all aliens. They ought to kick them all out. They're making $20 billion in weltar lbal ·· Yo"1 probably done some checkln1 on They aak me Lo read my ootea back to them. ''NO, D.\MMIT, THAT AIN'T IT," says Den· 018 anitrily "You're mla11ln1 the whole polnt." J tell mya~tr I 'll try harder. The ml'n e,cpress a recurring death wish. They .suy they cam.-here to die. I aak if they would ac- eept an altenu1Un They say not if it 1s jail. They would rather shoot it out. 8111 leads I.Inda to some part of the Caverns. Tht' gunmen don't know, and to my knowledge neither does Linda. tbMt " large group of tourists 1s trapped 80m~where tn the recesses of lbe Caverns. I allently pray they won't be discovered. The 1unmen are nervous. They Jump at the slightest sound. IT IS NEARING I P.M. BILL and Linda are nowhere around. The others are getltng nervous. Eugene wants me to write some more in- rormation "Put this down," Eugene says. "See those cash registers over there? We haven't touched them. We're not criminals ... " Listerung to the m en it dawned on me. Their takeover was spontaneous. Their cause was personal frus tration. "One week is just the same as the next. You can't get ahead," Eugene says. SEVEN O'CLOCK JS APP ROACHING. Bill and Linda are still missing. Dennis has talked of blowing the place up at 8 p.m. I asked if 1 could lt>ave to write my story and take Linda with me. Eugene seemed agreeable. Dennis vacillated. Then he said perhaps J should go, write the story, bring back a paper, and then Linda and I could leave. A little later, Linda and Bill return After a heated debate our captors decide Linda and I can leave. Bill gives us an Indian farewell: "May the winds be at your back." ALWAYS SUPERB PRICES 15 GAL. C A NS 5 GAL SUPER SIZE • MAGHOLIA • CfNTUIY ..UHTS • LIGUSTilUM TIXAHUM • CUMllMG ltOSES-6' • HEW lEALAHD CHRISTMAS TREE • I USH ROSES • "EPPR TUES • IOXWOODS-l' • SIU OAIC s 9 • ACACIA-I' N:=~~ly'.·'.5... 15 5 : ~!~SIS PtMf-7' • S"HEY GIHtC CY ... ESS-1' f Sllbjed • ARAUCARIA STAlt PIMf-7' ,1 To Stodl Wh~ s395 Oit HGM! They Lad! Clyde Wampler -Licensed Agr. 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Even without Rod Carew. use sax, I'm not in very good shape, a m I ?" they've maintained a team average con-Fregosi says. s1stently over .280. Bul the inj ury·plagued pitching staff is highly suspect, and if the Angels are going to make a serious run a t the pennant, experts agr ee their pitc hing will ha ve to come through. ·•you·v~ GOT SEVEN or eight dub s in the American Leag ue. bo th divisions. who can hit the ball And whoever gets the best pitching will win." says Boston Manager Don Z1m- mt•r I !is Hed Sox arc defin ite· I) onl' of the hitting clubs Th<.•y ripped 17 hit::., nine of them for t•xtra bases. wh ile rlobbNing the Angels , 9-3. Wt'dncsday night at Anaheim .Stadium. Angel M<.1nager Jim fn.•gosi agrees with Z1m mC'r·:. analysis "lle·s abso lutely right . ~ind with Lhe tnJt1r1cs we've h:.id . our p1tc•hang hasn·t been as :-.trong as I would have likl'tl. ·· Fn·gos1 s<.1y-. THE MIDDLE R E LIEVERS he t ried Wednesday we re Ralph Botting, Mike Barlow a nd Steve Eddy. Between them, they pro- vided Boston with 12 baserunners over the final five innings. ''They hadn't had m uch work, and I wanted to see how t h e y could p itc h ." Fre gosi explained. "Eddy thre w a l ittle bette r , I Lhought, but I still haven't seen much of any of the m ." He should be thankful he hasn't seen much of the m . Eddy's ERA is 6.00, Barlow's 5 .36 a n d Botti n g 's a n astronomical 23.59. "If you can jump on the Angels ea rly, before t hey have a c ha nce to ge t to Clear. you're gonna do all right," s ays Zimmer. Clear is only used in close games, and then only for three in- nings or less. · · 8 l T A I. l. ... 0 l R JIM FREGOSI The Red Sox didn't ex- actly dis mantle starter Dave Prost. but they nibbled a way with one run m the first , then a pair of r uns an the third. fourth and fifth. -.la rters 1 n our rotation ha \'l' pitched well Tht• problem 1s that evc•ry on<·1· in a \\ htle ont• of those guys 1::. gonn<i h,I\ <.' " tough st:.irt And 1f a starter get ... 111 t rouhlt• in the ea riv innings, ya know F rt• gos1 ·s v0tce tn.11 ll'd off lie chan 't need tu s ay what wa~ on his mind Tht• Angels l<.1ck :.i reliabll' long n• ltt•vt•r. somc•one who <:a n come uut of th•· bullpen for five, six or seven inningi. of gootl \\Ork BY THE TIME 1l was over, every m a n in 1he lineup had gotten an extra-base hit except < Jrl \'astrlemski and Ow1Rht EvC:tn!->. Butch llobson belted a two.run homer. H 1d; Burlc•:-.on wl'nt thrt'l'·for-fivc with a tri pit• and two :.m~le:., <rnd lluntington Beach II 1gh product J <.1ck Brohumer contributed a 1\lluhll' f"red Lynn was fo ur-for fou r and paid for 11 in the eighth m nmg when Barlow plunked h1 m "'1th a pitch. D•llY Pllo1 Sl•ll Photo DRIFTER DRIFTED ACROSS THE FINISH LINE TODAY IN TRANSPAC RACE. In add1t1on to his four ::.tartt-rs. Vrci.:0:-.1 has two sol1<l short relievers in Mark Clt:dl" and Dav<' La Hocht: But Boston wa:, too far ah•~ad lo gl'l cxc ll <See ANGELS, P age 82 ~ Drifte r Drifts Over Finis h Line First By ALMON LOCKABE Y O.lly ~llet 8Nt1,.. Wntar HONOL ULU -Th e 69-foot ·.s loop Drifter lived up to he r iname and drifted a cross the 'Diamond Head finish line al 7:01 Pacific Daylight Time today in the most bi zarre and frustrating finish of a Transpac yacht race in the 73.year history or t he 12.225·mile biennial event. r TUE FINISH CAUGHT race ~urf Blitzed By R owdies T/\MPA. Fla .-J ust when the California Surf looked li ke it had solved its problems on the road. the soccer team ran into Oscar Fa bbiani and t he Ta mpa Bay Rowdies here Wednesday night. F'abb1ani, the North American Soccer Lea~ue·s Sl'cond leading scorer. scored a team record five goals to lead the Rowdies i over the Surf. 6·2 ll was the eighth loss m t2 road outings for the Surf, which is in second p lace in the Amer ican Conference West with a 9-13 record. Tampa Bn. 16-6, leads the Am er ican Confe rence East. Fabbiani. who has 11 goals a nd two assists in his last three outings, now has 20 goals and 45 points on.the year. He is just two po ints behind NAS L s coring leade r Georgio Chinaglia of the Cosmos. Ne w l y acquire d L a wrie Abrahams scored both Surf goals with his only two shots of the game, one a header from outs ide the goal a rea and the other a ldck from several yards out California takes on the Ex press in Detroit Sunday officia ls and news men literally napping as Drifter had reported an ETA of 9 a.m . (POT) after being dead in the water on a g lassy. windless sea 12 m iles from the ftnish for nearly eight 1hours. Most of the greeting party had de parted race headquarters at Ala Wai yacht harbor for s ome much needed sleep. The s low and frust rating finis h ~ave Drifter an el:lpsed time for the crossing of 11 d ays. 15 hours and 4 minutes. IN T HE 1977 RAC E, s he was second to finish 19 minut~s behind the record of 8 days. 11 hours and 45 minutes set by the GS· foot Merlin R agtime, the second boat . radioed an ETA of 4 p.m. <PDT> today aod Jader. the third boat, reported a position 100 miles from the finish with no ET A. Skippers of race committee and press boats s tood by all night long hoping to hear that at leas t a few zephyrs would get Dr ifter moving from her park- ing spot off Makapuu Point where she had been t urning in circles all night long. But the report was a lways the same : "Wh at little air we have 1s straight up the mast." As for the other 75 boats, they were 500 to 700 miles away and still strangled for wind by the stubbord Pacific High . A decision was due today on whether or not to postpone or cancel the elaborate trophy pre· senlation dinner scheduled for next Monday. Concern was also expressed for crews with airline reserva· lions back to the , m ainland. Airline offices her~ a re already jammed by vacationers seeking transportation home. Pa11-!\1n Garn es Baske tball Still In the Spotlight '4P W.rtpl'IOto SAN J UAN, P uerto Rtl'O <AP! When the United States men's basketball team takes the floor tonig ht ag . .11n::.t flraztl IO ll)> quest for a P a n Americ an Ga m es GOid medal a nd its eighth stra ight victory without a loss. its floor lecider will be out with a broken ja w and its coach wi ll be out on bail Even though they d1dn ·t pl ay Wcdnesda~. the foibles of the Am eric:i n bas ketballl'rs once again headlined action at the V III Pan American Game!>. Even fi ve out of six gold medals fo r the US track and field leC:tm "as secondary nl'WS by com panson BOSTON'S DON ZIMMER SAYS A FEW WORDS TO UMPIRE. (;t'ARU KYLE M A\\' r<' turned to his homl• in Lexington. Ky . Wednesday for surgcr) on his brokt•n Jaw ThC' break wa:. ~uffered Tuesday ni~ht \\hen Cuban bao;kNball µlayN Toma!' I lt>rn•ra '-'hacked Macy during Robertson Gets His Wish LOS ANGELES <A P > Isiah Hoberts on 's year of pro football limbo endcrt when the controversial Los Angeles Rams linebacker was traded to the Buffalo Bills Wednesday for an und1!>closed future draft choice. Selected to play in the Pro Bowl m six of his eight years in the Nationa l f"ootball League. Robl!rtson lost his starting role and cng<1ged in a series of personal fe uds with Ham pl ayers and coa ches during the 1978 season. AT BUFFALO. he will re1oin his coach of five seasons. Chuck Knox. who left the Rams after the 1977 season. "We are delighted to land a player of Isiah Robertson's stature," Knox s aid in Buffalo .. We had a splendid relationship with him during our years in Los Angeles and we know he will be an out st anding addition to our defens ive football team." Robinson. 29. who was on his honeymoon in the Virgin Islands. said he was "extremely pleased" by the trade to the Bills "I am happy to bt• reunited with Chuck Knox and the other mem bers of the coaching ~taff. part icularly llinebackcr I l'Oac h Tom Catlin. who "'orked Wlth me in LA... Robertson said in J telephone rntcrv1e" "I AM ANXIOUS lo play for the Bills and to he lp build a winnrng team in Buffa lo:· Robertson s aid "Last year was a disappointment for me and I welcome the trade . Coach Kn ox and Coach Catlin have always put m y skills to the maximum use and I know l will have every opportunity to con- tribute to the Bills' defense." Sources reported the draft choice the Rams re- ceive could be as high as the second round of the NFL draft. depending on Robertson 's productivity at Buffalo. the Los Angeles Times reported "Under the circumstances. we·re happy with what we got.·· said the Rams' director of player personnel. Dick Steinberg. "We're 1tlad it is done a nd we hope Butch (Robertson> does well." act ion under the basket. Som•· s a id 1t w as a punch thrown IJ~ llerrera. but television repl<.1~ :-. m adl• 1t look like a flying elbov. A punch or a differe nt kind a lmost s1del1J1ed Coach Bobby Knight. Knight w<.is released on S500 bail after a tria l date of Friday was set to hear charges or ag- gravated assault brought by a poliC'e officer who s aid Knight hit him the race last Sunday dur- ing an a rgument ove r a practice facility Knight faces up to six months in pn~on 1f convicted. KNIGHT'S CHARGES aga10sl th t' officer, whi ch included as- sa ult and battery and violation of c1\ 11 nghLs. we re dis missed. U S. Olympic Committee al· tornl'Y Patrick Sullivan. who 1s rl'prescnttng Knight. called the leg:.i I action against his client "a m1:,;carnage of JUSticc " So it seemed. too, for the athlete:-.. for wh o m t h ese hem1sphenc Olympics were in- 1ended a!; a showcase for the1 r ! l ~tlcnts. So far the Games have bet.'n a forum for protesters. a tool for Cuban defectors and a cont mumg headache for Kni~ht. In their assorted specialties. American athletes did very well Wednesday. E VELYN ASHFORD of Los Angeles won her second gold m ed a l in t rack with a wind· assisted 22.24 seconds in the women's 200 meters. The time would have been a Games and Ame rican record except for a wind .12 meters per second over the a llowable limit. T he wind abated just enough. 05 mps unde r t he limit, for Renaldo Nehemiah to set a Pan Am record or 13.20 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles. beating Cuban Alejandro Casanas han- dily. Franklin J acobs of P aterson. :sideways Se•nics Won't Be Sleepy N .J .. cleared a Games record 7.5 for a high jump gold. Olympian Mac Wilkins. So quel. Calif.. tossed the discus 207-8 for another Pan Am mark. By HOWAJlD L. HANDY Ot -o.lly ~ ... S&lft Gary Serrucs or Laguna Beach won't be goln1 to sleep Satur· day night at the Coliseum when the Superbowl of Motocross ls pre· aented for the eighth tim e. j It hasn't always been that way for him ln Los Angeles. \. "In 1976 I bad done pretty well lo Qlf flrst two motos." he says ' in recalling the incident. "I took a wall outside to 1et some fresh '. air and sat down and I guess I went to aJ,.ep. "WHEN I CAME BACK into the Coliseum. the third moto was • undet way and l mlaled it. That put au! out of tbe final. You can bet I'll be on time lhLI year." ~ Sem&ea ftDialMd fourth •t the Coliseum laat year and is cur- l reaU1e&ptll 1D tt.e ~t•t:11. He ta a fut and akwtul r and ta known for hls wUd charges oat of tbe lta.tUnl pte, a style \bat baa helped him gain the a.icltname, "Sideways." .. A native of Lllboo, Ob.to, Semlce rode on trails around the • family farm and once he aaw his flnt motocross race ln New PbllMl'ptite, Obie>, be wu booked oa the sport. ' . 'L .... AaTll:D UDING .. an amateur when I Wal ~o and ~o •• , lnl .... ,.. ta ltTl, .. bl .. ,.._ 'Tve never won a stadium race but have been close. The start Is so important along with the first three or four laps. You have to be charging because the course is so light. The races are also shorter than outdoor motos. · • He has never s uffered a serious injury. just sprains and br uises. "You can't think about those things. "You have to be pumped up aod hyper but not nervous in orde r to win r~es." he adds. "You just have to be that way naturally-• you have to really want lo win." Semics compare4 the stadium ~acks to those or the great out- doors. "Tracks like those at Saddleback and Carlsbad have been r aced on so much that the ground doesn't have anything let'l in It." he says. "The really good ones are those with good fertile soU where ye>U dob't aet so dusty. But they are gettlng harder to find becaU.S• most all of the tracks are being used a lot more these days. "STADIUM ltACING IS a dlffe rent type than outdoors. For one lblna. the tracu are tilbter and narrower and everythina is quicker. An outdoor race Is more like a marathon while a stadium race ii more like a mlle run or a s print. Similar lo running aix <Ste SEMICS, Pa1e JlZ) ... t ----...... .....___ QARY S!Mtcl MA'IT CENTROWITZ, New York. won the S,000 meters in 14 m inutes. 1.0 seconds . Ba rbara Reinalda, Cerritos, pitched a two-hit shutout to lead the U.S. women's softball team over Canada, 5·0. In b a se ba ll . t he Cubans e liminated the U.S. from medal consideration with a '1·1 victory. The Americans beat Brazil 5-1 in roller hockey. I N BOXING. featberwe i1ht Bernard Taylor. Charlotte, N.C .• and Junior fly we ight Richard San dovaJ, Pomona. advanced to the finals with unanimoua • c i a lon s l n Wechesday'a semlflnala. But favored Hywet1ht J e rome Coffee . Nashville, Tenn., lost a declllon to P edro Nolasco of · the Dominican Republic. ,,.. .. " .... BASEBALL Catch Me AP Wlrtpll01o : Renaldo Nehemiah flies over the last hurdle on his way . to a gold m eda l in the men's 110-meter hurdles on Wednesday night. Nehemiah set a Pan Am erican Games record of 13.20 in the event. Fro• Page BI ANGELS LOSE ... t>d . ··we h:id cur track s hoC's on tonight," said Zimmer, Ul ref· ercncc lo the seven doubles and one I nplc. The An~cls weren't t'X attly dormant on offense. llut lht·1r 11 F ran• Page BI I SEMIC ... m iles or one mile ... : Motocross riders. especially 'those Like Semics who ride for a 'fac t or y t e a m . ma k e good money "I ride for Honda now as a factory rider," he says. "A fac· tory rider can make anywhere from $40.000 to $200.000 a year. hits could onl~· produt·(' three runs J OE Rl'DI HIT ;i :.olo homer in tlw fourth mmng anrl Hkk ~1 11ler wtmt thrc·e·for fou r. but outside of th;it, uo~ton's Dennis Eckersley h ad lilll<.• trou ble notching his ninth v1<:lory against fi ve losses. "I fell really relaxed tonight," Eckers ley said. "I really needed t his game for my <'Onf1den<'e." He st ru<'k out 10, the first lime he's done that since 1977. Tonight the Angels stay home anrl lirk their wounds . pre- paring for a three .game seric:. wi th the Yankc·cs beginning Fri· day night at Anaheim Stadium ANGEL NOTES T~ uP<om1nQ v .. n ..... A Capaute Report From the World of Sport• Piniella Takes Wild Swing .Iii Another Fowl Situation From AP Dispatches S EATTLE New York lert fie lder Lou ii r1n1ella took a swing al a rep0rter's notepad Wed- nesday night and kno<'ked 1t to the clubhouse floor following the Yankees· 16· l loss to the Seattle Mariner~ P1ruella had refused to answer questions before the game from Law~on Abinanti. a stringer for The Associated Press. about an incident during Tuesday night's contest. lo that game, Piruella had thrown his glove at the tailfeathers of the "San Diego Chicken" mascot, portrayed by Ted Giannculas. After Wednesday n ight's contest. Piniella was ap- proached by Abin anti. who asked him a question about the game in which his homer had produced New York's only r un. Piniella looked up, jumped from his stool and gla red at the reporter "I thought I told you I didn't want lo talk to you any more." Pin1ella said loudly. lie took a downward s wipe at the Abinanti's notepad, knocked 1t to the rloor and stormed off. The Yankees' locker room. already quiet, turned dead silent Aft er Tuesday night's game. Piniella said, "Put that guy I Giannoulas) in the stands. It's a business. not a joke . If peo- ple want to pay to see a chicken. let the players dress up like a chi<'ken. But get the guy up in the stands " Thi.' incident happened while Giannoulas was putting a wham my, part of his act. on Yankees pitcher Ron Gui dry before facing Lhe Seattle Mariners in the bottom of the fourth innmg. The Mariners led 3· 1 al the time and won the game 5·1. ------ftuole al die Day-----..... From the hero-lo· goat file : Cuba's offi cial newspaper lambasted Olympic gold medal winner Alberto Juaotoreoa for losing the 800 Monday in the P an-Am Games. "He did not lose because of interrup. lions in hts t raining or because or illness. but through lack of intelligence ... Lhe Granma reported. Kin9mo11 May Mb11 A ll·11•orJJ CINCINNATI -Chicago Cubs slugger Dave • Kingman was to have his swollen left elbow X- rayed today to determine whether he will be out of action for awhile. lie may have to miss the four-game series with the Reds over the weekend and the All-star game T uesday in Seattle. Kingman, who leads the National League in runs batted 1n with 69, was struck by a pitch in the h rsl inning when the Cubs lost lo Atlanta 6·5 Wednesday, s napping their fi ve-game winning streak. After the g a m e. Manager Her m an Fr anks said Kingman's left ar m was "swollen up very badly " Marit1er1J ffot•e ff ex on l 'onkee# The Seattle Mariners a ren't going anywhere in • lhe American League West race but they s ure are making things miserable fo r the Yankees' title hopes in the East. f'or the 13th time in 16 home games, the expansion Mariners beat the defending World Champions, S<'Oring seven runs against Tommy John and rid- ing lwo-run homers by Bruce Boehle and Leon Roberts fo r a 16-1 rout . Successive seventh-inning singles by Alan Ban· nis ter, JU.Dior Moore, Chet Lemon and Lamar Johnson snapped a 3·3 tie and lifted Chicago to its eighth victory in 10 gam es. 5·3 . . . Robin Yount's 10th in - ning triple scored Sixto Lezcano with the run that car ried Milwaukee past Toronto. 2· l . . Three hits by Eddie Murray, in- c I ud ing his lOlh homer. a nd Gary Roe nicke's 15th homer lifted Baltimore over Oakland. 3· 1 ... Bobby Bonds hit a three-run homer to lead Cleveland over Kansas City. 9·8. and t hen demanded the eocHTE c l ub trade him at the eod o f th e season ... In the National League, John Curtis became the fi rst left-handed starter to beat Montreal since May 1 when "Honda has a s even-man team and they give us a salary and pay our expenses plus bonus money for finishing in the top three along with high placement in the overall season standings. We get to keep the money we win at races and they furnish us with a mechanic and pay his expenses. too." T here a re about 20 factory riders in the U.S. according lo Sem1cs. w~ ... ~no \he>u'd threotf'n tf"lf' Andh,.tm St.'M11u"1 6'1enoan<P re<.oro tor 4' UHf'f' 94mt \f'r•t-. de~pttf' thfl' fact tn.a• two of thf' Ql)m~ will bP tel@Yt\.e'O IOC:•lt't' ~dturday \ QAfne ._, itlrt'&OV SOid out. dnd only a hm1tt"d numbPr 01 Ofl'W"•' 611 m1\\1on Soeah remain tor th«! F ncs~y dnd Sund11v O<lm~\ TM thrff.gam.. r•<0<0 I\ 10'!, 111S 1w•tll Bo,1on 1,,.1 Augu'11, "" dverdQ~ of J0.388 pe1 Qdmt Sont• com•no tli\Ck from l"" 01.,..blf'd 11s1 A"k M<lltr I\ ll·for 10 Oddly •nouon. ne s.tv\ 1tte only 11"'4! n1s """° t>Oll>ers n1m I\ ""'" II~ s \Wlr>Q•nQ IM Dal Some SPe<lf1(\ OI\ Int ,.,,O<. ahoo of lhr 819 A ldndmttrtl. \COr~bO<atO tt Niii b1' llflt<l"'110 019nt l~\OI\ dOlll•s. HU\ r~lm~ a tou 10 a1r-t111eo tire\. and moved over d 1e>et1ahv-<on'>trucl<'d d•rt rAmP out ne•r 1ne- OranOt" Frttway T,.. p tO<f'\\ t\ Kr..dulfd lo talil1 p••C.f' Tue~av rnorn1no It won t bl Mt••'• I•\~ T ht' 819 A tS 1l \IOrtt'\ 1•11 10) 1Pt1 wide"' 111@ 11...... ,.,,., .. ~•9M 2<0 1ons T ~ mt'S~1!9 bo.>rO portion ·~ tttumtn«Jt'-d by 70.000 tttrnP\ "'"' con fd1n\ mar,. tn.m 90 milts ot ~lt"ctr1Cal ,.,,,.,"9 It ,.,..,,can m'11'fl It work c)tter 1f \ rflOt.•t•on thf' bO Hd will ~ used a\ d m~s.«tqt bOard lor tv•rtts d1 H'H" ''"dtUl'I'\ Cutsor Takes Lead A pparenlly he is doing the right things for himself be- cause he's one of t he top riders in the country today in the de· m anding sport of motocross. T ORRANCE CAP> -Jumping from 36th place w it h a 250 average. Craig Cutsor rolled his way to the lead after two rounds of pla y 1n the So ut h ern California Open bowling touma· m ent. Baseball Standings SAFE! AM ERICAN LEAGUE West Division W L P ct. GB Angels Te xa s Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Seattle Oakland 52 38 .578 49 38 .563 111'2 46 40 .535 4 43 44 .494 7~~ 40 46 .465 10 39 51 .433 l:l 25 66 .275 27 1'2 East Division Baltimore 57 30 .655 Boston 53 32 .624 3 Milwaukee so 38 .568 71-'z New York 48 40 .545 91 ~ Cleveland 42 45 .483 15 Detroit 41 44 .482 15 To ronto 28 61 .315 30 . ._.,.,k ..... 8o•10fl t, A1t11tb J 8al11mo<e i, o.t.1...0 I MllwaUll .. 2, Toronto 1 110 Innings) Ct•,..l.ncl t, K...sa' Cll°f t M lllMI0\8 I, OeCrol1 0 ClllteOO s, Teu s l ~·ltl• 1 .. ,..,,,, 'l'Of'k ' ,....Y'•O-. o.1ro11 (P. u~ 3-o 6nd Wlko• I " et Clll<atO (Kr-•1 -llMrlOs •>>. 1, ,.., M•l••ull" IH•H S-•I •• Toronto IT Un •·•-Jiii.fi r .. u !Mtcllel\ 2.JI et ICenws CllY ICiil'• k l. II ..... YOI'-IHUMef 1.S) •1 Se•111• I Parrott ... )), NATIONAL LEAGU'£ West Division Houston Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Dodgers W L Pct. GB 53 37 .589 47 42 .528 51h 43 45 .489 9 41 50 .451 1211:! 38 50 .432 14 36 53 .404 161"1 East Division Montreal 48 32 .600 Chicago 44 :n .543 41r.i Pittsburgh 43 38 .531 51h Philadelphia 46 41 .529 sin St. Louis 42 41 .506 71 2 New York 33 48 .406 15112 W~y't \<•ru New Von. 4. DMte" 3 110 lnrilnos> AU•nta •· Ollcaoo s ~n Fr...c:IKO 1, MOnlrHt 0 S•n 01e901, Pllll-ll>hl• 3 c1ntlnnat1 •.SI. Lo"'' 1 Pltllbuf'Oh s. Houston I Teday's<k-DMtltn (Hoo40fl 7·61 e t New York IElll• O 11, n S.n Fr.net~ IMOnlelusco 1·41 al Monlre•I CA~s .. SJ,n S•n Ole90 !Shirley 4·t l •1 Phlledeloh•• IC•rllOt\ 1041," Chlcaoo 1"°1Umen H I •I Cfnclnnall IMo• ... u )·JI, I\ PIUl~rQh 181y1twin •·l or Roour 1·lt •1 HCl<UIOI\ IJ Nle-ro U·ll. n Oft If !j41Mb K heilul.o 1977 MERCURY BOBCAT VILLAGER WAGON 4 cylinder. 4 speed. mag wheels. AM/FM stereo (586TOOI 53895 ... ...... __ he burled a rour·hat, 1-U victory for San Franclaco ... Pitta- burgb banded Houlton it. faft.b atraipt defeat. 5-1. when Dave Parker and WllUe Starg.,11 started off a four·run seventh with. consecutive homers ... Playing without Pete Rose in the lineup for the first lime this seaaon. Philadelphia lost to San Diego, 7-3 .•. Bob llorner'1 two-ruo homer paced Atlanta over Chicago. 6·5 ... Mike LaCou broke a personal three-game losing streak with an eigbt-bJtter as Cincinnati beat St. Louis. 6·1, and pulled to within 6'-2 games of the NL West lead. ------•••eHll Toda9 ----- on this date In baseball in 1966: Maury Wills' RBI single in the 10th inning gave the National League a 2-1 win in the All-Star Ga me, played in stifling 106-degree heat in St. Louis' new Busch Stadium. On this d ate in 1955: Stan Musial pounded a 12th-inning hom e run off Red Sox' Frank Sullivan to power the Nationa l League to a 6·5 AH-Star Game win at Milwaukee. On this date in 1951: Allie Reynolds oft.he New York Yankees hurled the first of two no-rutlers he was lo throw that year, beating the Indians 1-0 al Cleveland. Today's Birthdays : Retired first baseman Ron Fa irly is 41. Oakland A's outfielder Tony Armas is 26. ... kef balf S tar'• Son Die• OAKLAND -Coroner's officials a re in· vestigating today the possibility that the 8-year-old· m son of Golden State Wa rrior player Nale Willia ms died of complications from the anesthesia he was given during emergency eye surgery. But officials al the Alameda County coroner 's office stressed that they did not know yet why young Damian Williams died. "Little guys like that just don't die on the ope rating table." said De puty Coroner Wallace Moss. "We don't know what happened. It could have been an anesthesia problem." Damian died at Merritt Hospital Tues· d ay as doctors we re attempting to close a. puncture in his left eye caused by a dart t hrow n by hi s young e r broth er. P reliminary reports indicate the boy died of cardiac arrest. WILLIAMS Damian and 6·year-0ld Denathan were playing in lhe garage or their home in Alamo Monday night when the younger boy apparently threw an errant dart that hit his brother . puncturing the s ide or his eye. Damian was rushed to a hospital in nearby Walnut Creek and then to the pr1 vate om ce of the hospital ophtha lmologJSl. He then was taken to Merntt Hosp1lal where doctors de- cided to admit him and perform surgery to s titch or frce7.c the eye puncture because or the danger or infection. a hospital spokeswoman said Damian died on the operating tablt- C'ubotu Gra111ed PoliliL'al ,1 ""'"'" SAN J liAN, Puerto Hico -The United Stale~ • offi cially granted poht1cal asylum Wednes day to t wo Cubans part1c1p ating in the VIII Pan American G:.imt>~. J ohn Dale~. an a!>s1stant District D1r<'ctor of th<' U S lm m1grat1on and Naturahz<1l1on Service. ::.:Hd that the apphra t1nns had be(>n approved for tennis player Osvaldo Cruz and soccer referee Juan Ro1as Cruz. 26. a spQrts med1c111e specialist. left tht· l uban ch·I egat1on last Saturday and announ<'ed two days later he want ed political asylum . A barber by t rade, Ro1as got a room in a S3n Juan hotel and began to negotia te fo r asylum alter losing a tennjs m atch on Monday. Daley said that both Cru7. and Ro1as would be held under protr ctive custody until the Cuban delegation left Puerto R1('1) on Saturday Telel"isio11. Radio TV: Horse Racing -Today <1t Holly~ood Park. 7 pm . Channel 52. Pan Ame rican Games Highlights. 11 30 p m . Channel 2. RADIO: Pan Ame rkan Games Reports. 9.50 a m. and I 50 p.m .. KNX < 1070). Baseball -Dodgers at New York. s p.m .. 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Among the South squad under Capistrano Valley High Coach 8111 Cunerty are 16 who hail from tM Orange Coast area, in- cl u d 1 n g three each from Newport Harbor, Fountain Valley and Mater Dei SHARING QUARTERBACK duty with Capistrano Valley's Brad Parker is Corona del Mar High product Kurt Brockman. and among his aerial targets is Jim Coppom <Fountain Valley), In addition to Mike Teregls <Costa Mesa) and Tim Henigman <Fountain Valley) out of the backfield. Dan Monteverde will operate as a tight end or split receiver, while another Irvine High pro· duct. Steve Bodkin, anchors the line at center. Although Cunerty has said be plans to go to the air as much as possible. much of the South's power li es in running backs Mark Lauderdale <Tustin) and Randy Bauer (El Modena). SOUTH QUARTERBACK KURT BROCKMAN. BOLSTERING the defense are linemen Larry Parkine n Aquatics Carnival Divers, Paddlers in Action It will be a weekend for water s ports in Mis- sion Viejo and the community's world-famous swimming team isn't even part of it. The aquatic double header instead concen- trates on two lesser known aclivities-diving and paddling. THE U.S. JUNIOR and senior canoeing trials get under way Friday on Lake Mi ssion Viejo, with heats and finals continuing through Monday mom· ing. Also on tap is a mixed doubles diving competi- tion featuring four of the country's premier divers. Jennifer Chandler, Olympic gold medalist in 1976 in the springboard, will tum up with Phil Boggs, 1976 three-meter springboard champ in 1976. Greg Louganis. silver medalist m 1976._ will be paired wtlh Barb Weinstein, current national champion. DIVERS FROM AUSTRALIA, Canada and Mexico will also compete in the unique formal. Three-meter springboard preliminaries start at 10 a.m . Saturday. with finals set for 2 p.m. at the Mission Viejo lnternatiooaJ Swim Complex. Sunday. competition will be held in the 10· meter platform at the same times. THE CANOE AND KAYAK event begins at 9 a.m . Friday through Monday with finals in the two Olympic races-500-meter and 1,000-meter- scheduJed for Saturday at 9 a.m. and Sunday al 2 p.m. "A big brewery makes more beer in a day than all the Henry's we can brew in ayear." While America's major brewers 1neasure their output in millions of barrels . H cnrv I Weinhard's Private Reserve is produced just four hundred barrels at a time. True, our brewery is small by industry standards. But the limited pro- duction of H enry's has more to do with our approach to brewing than with our sizl'. Henry's is brewed using methods which follow, as close- ly as possible, those used by our founder in 1856. In those days, before automation and technological innovations, the l;rewing of beer called for dose t nurk li•cb<-rt", li1rw1nt; M•n•iirr 1~1111 Wrrnhar.! l:l1c1< mg Cu111p•111 personal ~upcrvision by the · brcw1naster. Beer "vas 1nadc slov.1ly. in sn1all quantities. and aged for a 1nonth or 111orc. So it is with H enry's toda)!· Inevitably, this rncans that Henry's is not as widely avail- able as other brands of beer. But we urge you to look for this exceptional prcmiun1 pr@duct at selected taverns, restaurants a nd ·"' stores. I~ou appre--l'~ . . ~ c1ate qu tty, we "'"'~ b~l ieveyou will fi nd ~~ your efforts worth i 1'~~~ ~ the while. BLI TZ-W"NHARD BR E WIN G COM PA NV Of-PORTI ANO OREGON ' (Edison> and Rick Lanphear <Fountain Valley). linebackers Dave Thompson <Newport Harbor) and Greg Sch erf (Mater Dei) and San Clemente'& Mike Calvert in the secondary. among others. together as a unit and it's a very dedicated bunch ... Bauer is•the all-time scoring leader (1.85 points as a senior) in Orange County and Century League stars Paul Franklin of Santa Ana Valley <linebacker> and El Modena's Jeff Speck etight end> have appeared out· standing in practice. and defensive hnemen Bob Avila <Mater Dei) and Ryan Abbate (Newport Harbor>. ONLY TWO CHANGES in the rules are in effect tonight from usual high school standards. The South holds a consider· able edge in size in the offensive line <it averages 232 pounds from tackle-to-tackle). The North, under E l Dorado High Coach Glen Hastings, operates without as many ""lame" players, but the North coach says, "We've pulled Others from the Orange Coast area who figure to play promi· nent roles tonight are offensive linemen Joe Camabao (Newport Harbor>. Chris Grady (Mater Dei) and Bob Dumity <Edison> A team behind by eight points or more can e lect to receive after scoring and defensive pass interference is an automatic first down at the point of infrac. tion. 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Calfornla 540-5710 ~-Sooner or lalel; you'I own Generals---- Thul"8day Ju'V 12 1m 11•NIUSC • Hunt Season Nears • HunUna M-ason la Just a month away and now tbe UJM to ala.rt thJ.nk.lnl about 1ettJnr lour t9'•ae. permit.a. lac• and tralnln& The aecon an I Uot Raahauae'a Pheasant HuoUn1 Rf\ erve er Safety CUnlc will be held lhe fl n l two t;ftb of AU&l.&Sl In th c:lly ol Corona ·The clinic-features e1epert t.ralntna and lnstrut· Uoo by lhl' be t ln the 1un field In all California ... t hunttlr aalety couraes just Instruct nt w bun ..,. ln the basics of safety and a llow thl'm to shoot • amau caliber rtne 10 limes on a ran&e &AAHAUGE'S PROGRAM t 1:1kes tht' nt-w Mater through the safety. cerllf1callon. trap t.hoot OVTDOORS •1 and then right lnto the field for a pheasant hunt t:rider actual hunting conditions This in-the-field pheasant bunl ls with a guide and bWtl.ing dog and allows a hunter to get a real feel of what hunting and safety 1s like undt.>r natural hunling conditions. Last yea r more tha n 200 new hunters went through the clinic and raved of its effectiveness and many of these were young girls and women who never held a shotgun prior to the two-day event THE COURSE IS LIMITED to 150 participants per weekend, Aug. 4.5 and Aug. 11·12, and reg1stra Uon is a must. The cost ls SSS per couple and will include a full day of hunter safety instruct.Jon, un- der the direction of Harry Davies, use of guns. shells and targets and lunch on Saturday. If bunters pass their written examination on Saturday, the certification and three pheasant per couple are also included in the package. The course will begin at 7 a.m . on Saturday and SWlday and more information can be obtained by calling Raahauge's at (714) 735·2361 or Andrews Sportlna Good11 In Or1rn1tc 1110 9'14·0600. THE O\JTU>OK •'OR THE COASTAL DE£R 1.-n•on which 1ott•b under way in a couple ol weeks 11 good A l(Ood hm·k carryovt'r from last year , Loaelher with 1•x.ccllcnt lcl'<J and water conditions. ~houJd produn: l:l lot of bucks for hunters this SCltSOn Tht' wcatht>1 wall tw on the warm side, and 1n many 1.artu h unter:; will ~forced to hunt deer in dt•t•p ranyons when the dayume temperatures soar to ov('r 100 degre~s on the higher barren ridges lllmt~r:i who do lu('k out and bag a nice buck during lhls t>arly ~l'ason. should be careful with the meat. wi in the intense heal it can spoil quickly IT IS RECOMMENDED that as soon as a buck 1:. dropped that it be hung. skinned and bagged un· der the shade or a big oak tr~ or in a deep canyon. Many deer are lost due to the fact they are not t:ooled and gluzed quickly enough. All hunting information. except for migratory birds and Me>eico hunts, is available at local sport· mg goods stores The only thmg in short supply seems to be deer hunting maps The deadline for getting antelope permits in lhe mail a nd into the Department or Fish and Gam e is s p m. Friday, and the only way it will possibly get there in time 1!> by express mail. if mailed pnor to 4 today . MOST OUT OF STATE LICENSE DATES and permit deadlines have already passed by. One or the few that has n longer period to file for tags is Nevada. which allows other hunters to file fo r their license and tags unlit July 25. There will be only 2.182 non-res ident genera l hunt tags available this year. and these tags are apportioned wit hin the various deer ma nagement and unit hunt a reas. Those out or state hunters that are awarded tags will be allowed to hunt only in that unit for which the tag is issued. Governor's Cup Winner Brad Wheeler's entry proved :'\o 1 in the recent Gov- ernor's Cup malrh raring regatta held at Balboa Yacht Club I lis team dcfcatl'd 16 others BOATING I OUTDOORS Gasoline No Worry To Boaters Trailer boats who prefer fresh wa ter sailing, water-skiing and fishing are fortunate in having five lakes within short and easy driving distance from Or ange County. Trailer boats comprise mor e tha n 8-0 percent of the Southland's boating population. A II fi ve lakes are located within a half tank of gasoline range. They are C astaic, Pyramid. Silverwood, Perris and Skinner . Castaic is formed with water stored for Southland use from the Feather River Project. It is located in a Oat. dry, bushy area at 1,515 feet elevation and Is a water skier's delight due to the warmth a nd smoothness of the water. V-shaped Castaic is more than 34 miles around. There a re full facilities for boating. camping. riding, hik· ing, fishmg and water skiing. There 1s a special 12-acre pool do wnstream fro m the d a m built especially ror swimme rs and s ailboating . Jus t a few miles up Highway 1·5 fro m Cas t a 1c is Lake Py ramid . It h as 22 miles of shoreline a nd has full service facili ties for pleasure boating. Relucta First At Halifax Bahia Corinthian H.osts Regatta Another of the very popular boating faciUlles is Lake Perris, located a fe w miles out of Rn·ers1de It has more than 2.370 acres and a full complement of l<1<·il1li<'" for water skiing. runabouts, fishing and sailin~. Ther e arc f acilities f or l aunch i ng 1 4 hoat s s1multanrouslv at Lake Perris and ample parking for VC'hiclcs. Small Boat World Record HALIFAX, Nova Scotia <AP ) -Relucta, a Class A yacht out of New York, has bee n decla red the official winner or the bien, nia l Ma rble he ad. Mass.-to· Halifax ocean yacht raC'e The Re lucta, with skipper Walter Hanson and a crew of 10. rovered the 360 miles in 43 hours. 51 minute's . 4 1 seconds but its rorrected time was ~~2: 36 3.1 First or the 76 ~·achts past the finish buoy at the entrance to Halifax Harbor Tuesday was the ~ew York yacht Circus Max- Jmus. which knocked almos t 12 hours off the old record. She was one of 15 yachts which finished under the former record of 49 .45:00 set rn 1947 by the ·yacht T iconderoga ~el All-stars All Honored To Be Going The official si9n·ups for the SauHt Hunfinqton Beach Chapter of Junior All American Football Season for 1979-80, will be held °" JWte 18th at Edison Hl9h Sdtool at 10:00 a.m. Clftd July I 4ttt at Edison Hi9h School ot 10:00 a.m.. You r cons1der al1on o f this announcement will b e greatly /\I though Rod Care w a nd Bobby Grich a re doubtful partic ipants because or inj uries. the fact rem ains that s ix Angels were c hosen for the American League 'All·!ltar fHltHHL a cluh record couple O\Pre home runs. ~~~;;;;;;;;~~ap~p~r~ec~·a~t~ed~~~~~~~~J l 've given up eight.! ho m ers this year. and .. -~flll ......... Thf' Jll'CVIC>W\ h1K}l wa~ four, Af•h·ch•1l t11 u,,. ltl70 te~ rn \rin•I y I\ f11m 11 r. J l m I-' n · J.! t1 i: I , I\ It· x J o h n1t11n rir11l <'l y d u Wrt((ht In R<M ltlt7fl t11 <:11 r1•w und (;,,, h. U11• y1·11 1 ·,, hOnflrt'•·.-1111• N11l 11n Ryu n. M 11tk <:l1•11 r , llri11n Oownlnl( 11rid l>on Uuy lor. l11·t1· 111 1· lhl'l r com int•nt11 CA HE W "I p l1111 to make the next trip w ith the Angels. ev<•n lhouRh the doctor hm't 11uro I'll be r eady to piny. In ony ca se, I don't see any ch ance of being able to play in the All -11 tar same." ; CLEAR: "I thought I had an outside chance to mike the team, but I really wasn't expecting It. 1 had made plans to do &oJne fishing in Big Bear. Now , happily, I'll have to c1-angethose plans .•· BAYLOR: "I° haven't gotten much recognition at all, even though my s t a t s s peak f o r t b emselves. I was seventh ln the MVP VOt· ln' lu t year, but 14th a11aon1 All·atar out· tlelden tb1I year. Peo· ple must bave forgotten 1 waa auppc>Md to be tbe MHnth belt player ln *' leafue.'' four of them have been in Seattle. But ~eriously. it's an honor . and I hope I ~et to pitch." D O WN I NG : "Of c·c1ur1Sc I'm happy. It's 1wml·~h1n ~ 1 fi~ur cd would never happen. I r1·:1h1.•· tlw only thing that uuve me a chance 11t 11 wuli C11 rlton fo~lsk H'·tlln1< hurt. It's gonna lw fufl I rnuy not ~wt 11 n o t h 1· r t' h a n c e f1 l 1wn1 ~thlng llkc this." CdMBoys Get Marlin f<AN C llO HU F.N A V I ST I\. M fo: X I C 0 - Coron6 dcl Mar anglers Benjamin Humber <age 10) and Patrick Merrell (age 9) haule d In a 1~4·poWld striped marlin in the Sea of Cortez re· cently, ualng 30-pound test line. The ca tch requlred two hours, 10 minutes. The youngsters also tagged and released four oth e r s triped inarlln on the tnp. SAVE WHOLESALE PRICES MICHELIN ... Irle rosiest growing •lr!t company In Amerlco! 4 . 155·12 UUt t75-13 ... ... SO.t 145·13 12.H 176-14 . SJ.H 155· 13 JUt 185·14 ..... 57.tt 165-13 40.tt 195-t4 . '°·" t75·13 O .tt 205-t4 . "·" 165·14 . 44.tt 215-1 4 .. . .... '"'' 175·14 . 4Ut 205·15 ..... 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In ·1 •,) • 4 \I f dmonton , 11 ' ') 11 ~J NOT£ ~1~ oo•nt\ d Wdfdf:.<1 h'' d "''tu'., •• nd ont· Mnu-. pu11'\I ,._., \)uJI wun d rndl •rnum 01 tnrt."~ pt r Q#tJm WrdneMJ.,1y 'S'orr\ forun•o t, Uot.n•· 1° .. r, ,..,., • ..,. fnQl,uld l r ftm•Jnt ,n I f '""PrJ Ortv b (cH•lv1 f•I•• > !>~AlllP 1 Co'mo' t OT M 1nntt...Otrl ) Ctl•t dl/U ~ (\ T POfllitncl I !ul"' 0 r ort LAtlden1dtt· 1 ~" D•-qo 1 Ln·. An<l'•ll'"' '· v.,nc1>uJt·ru S-'n Jov· S Pn1lt11<1Plpn1d 4 Tocl•Y • G•mt 0_.lld ~· Atlrlf"llrt AME~ICAH SOCCER LEAGUE E.isttm 01¥'''on (Ol11mflu\ NT l1tCH P ..... ,,,,,.., .. n1ct (i(tV\'fttnO N t w Jfi'rVoy NYAOOllO W L T GF GA BP Ph t I 1 3ll 11 1• •I b ) ' ' ,, , I I 'JI ~ • \ M ' IU H JI ttt .tJ \ 1 II IJ ti .u • n 11 t) .. , Wtstrrn 01v11ton (dlifO'n' t ,,_ 1 I 1' Hi JO U• LO\ An~lt..., 8 t.t .t 1J 7;, 11 '' Snr.1m ... ntu p " 1 '1 • >J 1• oo Ln\VtQd\ l 1) 11 t\ \1 lr'\(hdnJtPGI• • 11 1 '' M» •~ •) NOT l I'"' p.;tnf, d W'l'tr"Or'd HH J w •n. h ltfl t+" J llt dnd Of'le [)Or\U'\ P. •lf'lt f11t cd< h OOtJI \CO'NJ up •o tl"lre•• ()•>ct! ... P.·' qllm•• Wl!CIM\O•y" Seo•• ')lJ(.fttmt'nlo J P (•flO\'flYdO•d •J TocloY·• G•m°' Nn c.a,.mc\ "-~Oultd CALIFORNIA COAST LEAGUE M.,,, .. Cdl~r 1 ti. Incl Bro1ter' 111 Wll\On Fora lJS But10-Grow 11/ Lt•d1nq \COrtrs '' lirlM"I Ambt'OllCf"I tWFI '}(. Irv K il ft>n 116) U Lf'#t'\ Browri f 8(.' t" C.o,.01t> 9tllt>n~l 1 fW FJ )~ M iHVln lnurmAn IMCI 2J Jeft M<Hu9n tlBt ,, 'er•"tP Carney I BG I n Qeo9·~ NP••Om~ •BC.I 11-0dve Bdk~r •MCI 70 r "'"' vouno 1 BG1 DEEP SEA FISHING OANA WHARF -71S anqle~ 75q b&H. I l>l!rrAtuo.t. 38 bon•to. t "'1111>111, '1 roe• '''"· &51 mac1<erP1 NEWPOllT IArl'• L•ndlno> -174 anq1ers. 1:18 I>.\\\, 1,740 mocker~•. l rock cOd. IDney'l Locker) -702 ang~rs: l 1111•· rAcu<la, 31 oonllo, &'Ill bo\ss. I yellowta11. 2 rotk coo, I Mhbul, 1.719 mack~rel. OCEANSIDE -781 anqll'rs· l barrdcu<la, n l)Oftlto, 211 511..0 bas., 47 catl(o t>au. 30 roo ll\h, •• ~ m«kerel. MORRO 8AV Clob'l Undll\gl -10 enqler~: 150 red 9\al>Ot'r. 7 llno <Od. tVlrg't l • "'•"ocen • 1ono <Od. ,61> fO'k coo. REOOHOO -141 anglen· .. l>onilo. 1 blutfln tuna, llO -.lnO bass. 1 wnlle sea b.tsi., 1•5 motckeftl, />20 fO'k ft\h. VENTU•A 30 ano!Prs. 130 fO(-""'·.JO rock Cod, ? red lN~r. l llnO COd, .0 m<Kktrtl, 30 !MU. SANTA MONICA 14 •nolers: 10 m<Kk•ret, 8 l>OnllO. .0 ~ntl b<IU, 11 C•lko b<IU, 60 ro<k Iii/\, J l\llllb<IL OJCNAllO -I~ .tnQ!en. 1,.m fO'k 11\1\, tOS c•llco Dess. '° roo coo, n cow coo, 11 hngCOd. SANTA U•MltA -10 anglers· 45 c•ll'o b.tu, 50 rock II.Ill, •S m.<ktrPI. .. AllAOISE '°VE -1l9 •no••··· 11 ,.uco !>tis, ISO rock cod. 71\11111><11. SAN SIMION IOJ •nglers: Jll llno cod, I, Ill rock COd AVILA UY (""rt s... Ulll) -ll•nglers 73 11110 cod, 990 rock llsn. SAN ~EO•O !Peru 0 ' Ctlll II anglers: I 11..-r.cu<I.,, 30 blue bollu. 10 c•lko l>.t>S, , •• ,...., WU, ' Mllb<lt, ~ roe-""'· ,., mackerel. (Uncl SI. Ulldlf'lll 1~ anqle«.: l,)4S SMld b.tu, 10 l)Oftlto, 1 bd• recuda, 4 yell~•ll, 4 l\llllbul. LONG 8 1 ACH (QllHll'I Wlltrll 170 ano1en: &35 mtclterel, 3 yellowlall, 15 bOftllo, 21> c.ellc.o bets, S13 wncl bess. I 116111><11, 17 nKk 1111\. ,....,..... ,.,.,, -1$ a1'191er1: 425 Mnd MIS. sto rnec:kerel. MAIUlllA 09L •IY • JI tn91en. >t.S ni<kcod,U~I, IOIWc.ad. IAN SHIM tMll!ffcl,.. ~!«I -,.. ..... .,., 'l'll!OwUll,.., wr.CUClll, 1 bottlt6. 25' <tllce .,_.. 1,07S rOCk flWI, 21Miid111Me, tt 1"'9 (911, I rocll (od, 4:t Nlltlut. 1 MM. I wtllle-NU. Tl'OUT Pl.A .. T '-°I ........ -._....CM.,.., c::rM. CHltlt LAii•, ~r.mltl lteNr"91r, Ml\ Ottflet Al\Otf' llHt ,._,.), UPCIH li'ltu Cl'ffll IP',_,.,_,, P'IM). IAN MlllllAltOINO -Jef*l Ullle, Lytte CrHk (Mltlltte Miii Nertll Fothl, Miii Croell, Sii---........... va1ervu -~&Me,_,... c.-. ,... 0.. ,..,..... IKIHlll. IMS ..... _ 0... ,....._ ........ _ ... ,,.... ... ,,... 'tftt),...,_LAlll,..,'ltwwwtMr &.au. 'I Thuroday. July 12. 1979 DAILY PILOT ALrtN~ -1t1ue L•lo.•' tuoo~r •no lo•er). C.•t\Of\ Antt"r 'f6\t and Wf\I Forlo.•I, Moortll&Jwlll• Greek, PIHWnl V•llo LrM lo., Silver Crte« TUI.ARE -Offr Creel" Orv Me.OOw C.,..k, Kern Al~r IF•,,vMtw O•m lo KAJ Powerhouu, Jonn,ond•I• Orld9tt to F<1orv111w O.m), Tule A,..,,, INortl> ano ~'" Forb ot ~on For~1; Peppermint Cr•"-· ~ Ctffk, While River Misc. WEONESOA'W"S TRANSACTIONS 0ASE8ALL Ameroc.•nl.t~"* CHICAGO WHITf SOX S•on .. o llM•O• Oou914t\\. e>•t<Nr. •no ~\tC)l"'l.O n1m to lowf ut lht" AtTtieUCdn A\'iOC ldhOn N•IOONl 1.1~"* '>T lOUIS. CAPOINALS PP'"""° A09er Frttd 1nltPkX-• lrom Spr1nqt1fld U' tnf' Amf"r1CM A~~•6hOf"I 0Pt•onco "'"•tn ')rrull'I. out••t ldet to ~·not1 ... 10 8ASICET6ALL N•IJONI e..suto..11 AUO<••hOft Nl:t,4 ~"~ j()tA Aat-OM f, ,.,, • ...s m1n1\tf +tHvt' 00\lltCH'I INO•ANA f'A(l1'> ",dnOl't \ QUdtd FOOT6A(.L N•hon~I F-0011>•11 Ltoi9Ht ( f N( •NNAT• Hf NlrJ\~ l ")1Qnt a #,1 • f nomo~on uuttd• '""'' • Ol N\ll ~ LHJOt..ltQ , •,.on1•0 U.1•• p,t:',ton runn10fj bd< 1o. lfJ J ~, •t-'.r o• U"'' ft'1H tonttd t\ ',,1t)f'\H1 , •• ...,,. JcJI ''"' ••t .,., l0'> /llNvllf'> kA"''> 11,100<1 I'""' Moo. rhon, hn• l'Mt ~; r h> ,,,, lW"••10 1111 ' •01 ''" u nd1\.(.10·.,,."<1 dr.1tt t fl(J•t•• ':tE.:ATlll ~· A••AWKS '11fln• t M1tth1 Tu1o:t-.O\OC>n nO\t" qu-trf11 It> .J ~.' •••\ • ur1 rr.u l~ '"'ovqn tho 1i111 ~ • "'·' tv' HOCKEY N•l~dl Ho<kty L•,tqUt" 'NI P.4~i~f(, J( f / \1qn1~ I .. Ii· MflU~ 11·11 ~'"'' to.itO"• •••• ,,' '"''" 1 Di1·i11g B~•t•I.: Nori~ Amdffl~~t:':cer Luqllt' MQ(H(*)f( Q lAN(I S"' • •'" J •I•' .John I .<l\H 'n"lL'IO of thl· Baltimore Orioles dives s afely h.11·!-. t•> 111 '-I 111 ,1\'oul tht· pickoff attempt of lh~ Oakland \ I .mu n ... lt•111 :uh i.Jlll'l'd to th1rrl v. herl' he wa:. µu:ked 1111 II\ c.11 l hl'I .J 1 m r: ...... 1.rn ,,.., nnr' m1(7t1t-1,. • a.•ur rot J H ntt I ,1 V• '1" 1u '-rn111' • 11 l'Y""'Cl 1•1 I l'Jb1~tn.t ' t I~• I \I .. , ioh 1'1 • • t 1)1 °" • ~O"I Sa'.\·s Sn1 i Ch .. 1979 CARS I and TRUCKS• ------- Pl BLlt" NOTl('E A •J<OS F 1CT1T10U$ 8USIN£S!> NAME STATEMENT 'We Killed 1""' ~r,.1 •·~ P'"''t·n • OO•nQ bu"' ,.,. ,, PHH IH uf i '.) APAklM\;N l"• /1\1 P .• 1h t "°"'""* (\l\td M " ,, '01.tn•f'•. w''''•'"' 1.. <.,,.,,., J• ,J• r ""'"• tt.1'1\1 • 11n.1t•·, ,,,, J.J H ,,,~ Ourselves' J.1..-11,.,.,,,,. ( p. '"'-'JI p r r11 , n''''"' .., .. • , n.•nv1 Ir•! lJ't' un '" j11tt\l11M 11 NEW YOHK r,\1'1 All tht• Ne" York :\'1Pt ~ had lo tlo to dt·h ·at thl· Dod gc· rs W t·c1 nt•-.d J y "a s wail for Heggll' Smith to leave and la"'-•· advantage of lhl' un!>un• throwing arm of Ol•rrcll Thomas that rcpl<H·NI him . Smith. \~ho slarlcd lhl' game m ns-:ht h eld. v.1·nt 3-for 3 v.1lh a flr!>l inning home run. M·t•ond mnmg double and fifth mrnng s ingle as the Dodgers built a 3-1 lead. out he had to leave en Lhc bot tom of tht• fifth <.tftl'r hurting his thro\l.ing arm . From lht·n on. thl• Mets s lopped fl•chng his prese nl'l' und lhl' OodgNs beg<.1n not1cm g his absence. "WHAT llAPPENF:D was typical.·· g rowll•d a n irate Smith ufll'r his teammates had blown their advantagt• anrl lost 4·3 Lo New York on a l WO ·OUI. ba:-t•:--loa d t•d s ing le in lht· Ll•nth h~ John Sll'arns '"We k1llcc:I oursel\es with mental m1 stakt.•s and s lopp~ play Wl• have lo work our \l.aY out of the mental m1~ take~. and I don't know if we can w1Lh the guys tn the l1nt·up at present .. Dodger '\1 anage r Tom m y Laso rd a was forced to shift his out· fielde rs around after Smith's injury, moving Joe Ferguson from left fi e ld to right . Von ,Joshua from cente r to left a n d Gary Thom asson in center for Smith. AFTER LASO RDA 'S wholesale changes, the M el s struck back with two runs to tie the game . Steve Henderson struck a on e-out single to right a nd went to third on a hit-and·run s ingle b y Alex Trevino. who stopped mid w a YI between fir s t and1 s econd. He then con- tinued to second when Jos hua fumbled the ball and missed the cutoff man. Both eventually scored when pinch-hiller Willi e M o ntan ez grounded.to shOrt and F.l· Uot Maddox singled. "l m essed up," ad· milted J oshua, who was inserted in the lineup at the last minute because Derrell Thomas dido rt arrive at Shea Stadium rh oma~. \\ llll llr\1'11 1111t .rntl tl11•11 '-ld'\d Ill lh<· g-r llll' Ill C t'lllt'' Ill t hl' ninth 111 tlit• h ·nth. "1th • urw 0111 . i\l ;.Hldo>. :-in g led ll1 right 1,rf n·lu·n·r Den n1:-l.1 °\\alhr1 II I. and then ral'1•d 111 third 'ol.ilen Thom,i... tlir1·" e·rrantly tntn lht' m11lc1l1• 111 the• in· ru Id. ,1lli-r f1elcl1ng a -.1nglt• h.\ L<-•· ~l an1ll1. "hn tnok :-t·1·11nrl on lllL' thro" ThJt -.d thengs uµ for ~tedrn:.. The Oo<lger .... "ho !>Uf· frrl'd their t:..>th 111:.:, in thl•1r last !!'> g;.rnws and 2ilh en !heir fJ-.t :r; Ill' Cl!'>lon:-. f;11l<'fl lo -.e·ore after lht· third \\:Hnt• T \\ 1 I 1· h 1· 11 r c I 1 t' \. 1• rt :-I J rt l'r Pell' Fa I com· rn lwg1n thl' fo11rlh ::ind p1tchl'd l\l.o :.l·orclc:,::. 1n n 1 n g:- ALL MAKES! 833-0555 AMI For Our LEASE SPECIALIST of HOWARD Chevrolet I ~ ... ~· .. NEWPORT BEACH T n, t"h•tn< t\I ,.,,. f111 .. 1 w1tt\ ,flil, ( V1Hll• C.I••'" ,.,,,t 0'""'1" l0•tflt¥ Olt l11lv ,, ,.,,\f WILLIAMS SCULLY JR 14lLL. FAllRER & BIJRRILL .. s 5 Foq""ro" SI l•l~ Fl lo\ A"'""'· CA '0011 F llllh ~uD,,,,...4<1 Or • .ncie (CHt,1 0 dllY •-•1tor Jul• 1), rq 1~. Auq 1 IQ/q 7o)\ I~ Pl'BLIC' NOTICE FICTIT l(XJS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l n• •nnowrrinQ ~,.\On' a,,. do1n9 DU'i" .. '' d' 1 A 't A( T •ON Ql POJIT h.tOt ()r,,.. :,,..., r 'lv1ft-11A ....,,.~°"rt Br,e oro t..-cU1turn1dtf?~ ~uh""'' .. .,,a,. (.on"'"'"Q I0\,11 Oo"• ')tr~• W•1e 1"'1 Nt.-woor1 8 &6<" (.,JI tfO• ntct 4'?0tl0 f n•' ou .,,. ~' '°l> tondut lf'd bv *' ' •1l"""' 'dt °''' 1rwr,n1u -''Nlrl ( F Ofd' ~ t\f rJI f 'ortnot•r T "' .. 11th•'""'"' <t#d ti Ito w ith an. (o""' o; lltrltl. ot O'dflOt." ~curilv on Jv•~ J '"'Q l1Ubh "'Cl Qr.1ng.-• l.Oo I 0d1l'f P1101 Jul• II, IQ lOd"°A,,q 1 1974 1&)1 79 PUBLIC NOTICE ~UP£AIOACOUPT0F THE. STATE Ol"CALlf'OPNtA FOR ,.-------------., IHECOUNTVOFORANGE No A 1001., 11o..•ew • 9 OPOE P TO SHOW CAUSE I I ~ 7 vw I FOP CHANG£ OF NAME I I I I I I ,r -t,, '""" M.'''"'' ot fh•• AOPflf,tf•fW' 111 ~."1LiiPT'!-. CONVERTIBLES I ; M,A,"~ •• ~ ~.o::~o 1<AO<N '" FOR PRICE! I t'tt 1pc,11, ,.l1un '\I ,-MAU t l '• I t I WA"-(l ti'POO~/ IP tC'r t hJf"l\.M. vt r..1t"l• nrilof•,Uf:\o"nt 1t'(J1n rou'' drw1•1 I •J,IC•• '' n•1 ftr'tm •,11•J •tOU'u "'"lf'I th.ti 'ttllf.Jt J s rnwA~O ,. POO~l Jk I r ,,. '' • , +n •Ml• 111<M"I Q,,,00 .. •"'0 l"IJ' n '""' t •' "·'"ot·•l ll• PE f E P . """ ,/ I N1 w lf•t ft•ft)h 1t I ~· r1 bY Ofe1Pf1"11 01'1{!titf1, •J ,,., tf I I ('I.,, ·)ll" 1nh . ..,.t. ... 1 • 1 •ff '\011'1 "'Miit I ,,. ..,0,,. •'"" ~l'H'C lfh ~~~~~i~~~~n.ai~~~ I "'' ,,, O.·CM'•m·"' 1 °"" ·""" '"" d""' ~flUJjlt!~~~,~~ t 'H•cu ... mo.·r 1v1~ di 11 00 o<IN• ~ / I ,, m u• ~·O <1•tV lo .. ~ (JUlof· """"" /~ >~ ~"<" ttuo•utt11on tor '-n.1n<)l~ ... 1 nJm• '/ . . I Pttlu•O nnt ~ fl"••nlt+fi Hu .... T 1r.•CH tt t11n~' ort1•·"d tnac ... tooy f)• f"I • '""' lf\o 0•"1'r fg )roow ( dU '' O.• Pu~''""'' 842 20001 n ,.,"" O'~ re).1,1 o., •• , Puot J • nt ..,,p..t101•r ftt Q• n1 rd• c: •r<.u•dhU" ______________ .. pront~o on "'1d •ounlt "'''•'''on..•· P-''-" w,., . ._ ,,.., •wr "'-" c.:\ ... •Vt• wft!tt.~ or •0' tl• 1n .. tMV ot '"td ht>~r•no •118711 IEACH lbULEVARD -----=- Halliday's Semi-Annual Starts Today Orttt•UP@'r1or Court JAME!> C. WECKER, ESO JJO WUM"'Jlon Street Suite 400 Muon• del Rey, c.. 901'f Tel: 171ll tll·flSS Altorl\U tor Petitioner Publt\~ OranO#' COdSI OdtlV Piiot July 17, I~ 7&,Auq.7, 197• l63S /t P UBLIC NOTICE N·l»U NOTICE OF PU8LICSALE OP'PEll~ALPllOP~RTV NolttP I\ l\ftreOV 91ypn tlWI pur•<Utnl 10 >tt(tlon •• ot llle C1v11 Code, S\alt' 01 c..111orn1a, tl>P unCIPrS.-0 will wn 41 Pul>llC "11t' bV (-UllW l>ldtllf'IO on IM 17th oav ot July, t'n, tt 11 00 o'CIOO AM. on IM Pff'TllWS ......... Wld 0<-1'1 has -stored, -WhtCh trt! loC•ted ill PUC.he $tor-. Inc. 10850 8Nc;ll &ouievord '"Ille City ot St•ntM, c:->ty ot Or..,.e. Sl•te of C.lltornlil, Ille _,.,.,,..., ooocb, <NI ie" or po.--1 "'--'' 0.Kr~ 11elO'f t n t,.. INlltersot until Just before game time. Tbomu bad been In tbe ortc:lnal lineup as the center fielder. The excuse be gave Luorda for hla lateness wu that1 he dldn rt rec el ve a wakeup call at the hotel. °""" w Allen wt•. mr'9 • OtO lrome, 1.cllel• ~n. 3 i.~. ~ot!H t•D••. rolled caroe1. meny cu-. "OUHl>OICI Items: Dustin G. °""'"" \Ola, love'"'· l auto hr.s. l bas m.sc •uto lllllnos &-wHu, Mlcn .. 1 E Over drHW<, nit• st•no. 7 st~ • kllcl'len Cll91r, tablt'. m..,v bas "'lk 11ems. E.,...st RO<IQers -solt lcllaor & lowe~~•t. ctu~st of <lr•w•r•, 7 l1tmosl~. • klle!W'11 (NlrJ. IOICI Ing cot, 3 OIMI• In c.,.\, A J•-.,. prl""· l b9cl fr-. 50' ll05e, or.,... "•t>Olnq tomo, lloUr nte ll•tu,.., Ottll lemp, tr•wt c.ew, wltc•w, ciotw 11.tmpor, ll M<k• floustllOkt 11-. IJW.ltf' , ..... s °"' --Jue. pc Uflt ........ ' ~ J..-W 9"Kfll' .... "' •~lft9t/mo""9, mne. fOltlln9 cet mtltr•u; ~Hlorll Mel~_. by lllWW, trike, plllftlllefS llellllf ~ f tf'I, I ""*'O llNl'd, • cfll'Nflt ~ ... t. lilMflll pole, ..... 11 .. ..,. ... •••I• cll•ln, TV, fllle .,,_.., Md lr•me. IN! •lfl9'/~ • it"'-' "'" • ....-. NC«tl,... •"IM· l .. M,, 2 foldlnl< ... (Mln; L•fltli«G -·"" rltfll ..... M Ille Mio. ~,__ -lie INtle wltll <•SI\ ontv ..-peltl tat •t tlle tlme,111 "OVll POUCY is not to reveal when a player b11 been fined,'' said Lasorda, when asked It be had flned Thom ... Luorda plnch hit for starter Jerry Reuss w1t.h 17th & lw1ne Av~ •• Ncwpof'f ~·~Calif. (114l '4S-0792 p11rclla .. AJI purtllttM ~ --., ••• tfttl mwtl lie rtMOvM •t"" ,.,. Of 11111rcri.e. SM MIOf«I IO !Wier f.M.. <•llatlol\ i.. tflt ...... 1 ot tottltl'leflt 1191-fl ~ .............. rty. Doled tlll\ 11"1 .. 1tnl ... ,, .. Jwtw. ""· ... kAor-. llK..~ ( ....... OrtllOI CMte O.lly '"'"' JvtY It, It, lt7' j 01~ • OM.Vfttl.OT ThurWay. Jury 12, 1919 Business Gas Shortftge Locks In Profits 'tom DIXON, llJ (AP I Sbennan'1 bualn ba.a't been tllls fOOd lince the A'.rab oU em· bar,e, when hh company'• lock· toe 1uoUne tank ca1111 be-tame aa popular u bam!b of boot.lea crude. Money Sp e 1it 011 pec ial Caps Beconies fill-up '-l11vestrne11t' line~ and g1J110Unt• .JOI.I June, She rman C()Uld watl'h llw gJ s cn sts sweep to lhl' t:;asl Coast s imply by readin~ hi s purc hase orders "8uahleiS l!o'&. ju.st aooct. u '!!> 1uper tood," says Sborman ''GA.SOLlNE IS scarce 1rnd now you're paying a good buck tor It, so It's at the polnt when you're protecting a $20 inve1.t· ment on a filJ.up. •· "WE'VE INCllEASt;O our manufacturing output 400 1>er cent since March and we '1 e :,till not &ablt: to keep up walh the or deri;." he sa id 10 a recent in terview E . Edelmann has tripled the number of people on the assembly line, added a second lO·hour-a day shift and begun working Saturdays an a n effort to meet de mand. Sherman declined to give specific manufacturing ligures for competitlve reasons Wht•revcr gas lines :,tartl:'d 1111 ming at the pumps. order~ \H'rl' sure to follow, he said "We gel reports from all o ver uf people getting ripped off. of having gas s iphoned out of their l·ars." he said. "So it's "Orth at to a person who has to stand an line for two hours a nd then pay $1 a gallon Lo invest an a locking gJS ('3p " Sberman is vice presiden t of E . Ede lm a nn & Co. and m anager of the rirm 's only manufacturing plant. It has been six years s ince the oil scare drove tho usands of motorists to put their fuel tanks unde r lock. b ut s upplies r e· turne d a nd the p rotectionist mood large})' disappeared until this summer 's round or long The first Inkling of the tm· pending crunch came in March. wh en orders s uddenly began escalating. largely because of anticipation b y two bag c us tome rs . J .<.: Penney und Western Auto. Al TUOUG ll TH ~ Arab oil c·m bar~o and :.ubs eque nt oil shortage boosted sales much a!> the current shortage as doing. Sherman thinks the two e vent:. will be significantly different for E. Edelmann 1r s VACATION TIME SE PREPARED Bv Terry Grant, R. Ph. Here arc a few hints to make 1t a more enJoyable one. First get a check-up from your physician a nd any needed prevcn~h'l' "shots." Next take with you mcdicin<-s :!> ou re ~u>arly use, plus one for 1nd1J?es l ion, dia r rhea. con~t1pat1on and a ~ood hcullni.: .rnt1!-Jt•pt1 c Wl• 1':!11 hdp you sl'lcl'I g•)Od produrts Stop in anll gl·l from 11i. 'nu r I j\ on\\· hr .1111!:. 11f 111llct ;1111d t•s \\'t• h<t\ l' uwm .inrt ""' tna' no t t11· iJ hh· (II j:t'I lhl'ffi In lfJl> 1,1111 11l:t1'\'' 'Ol'H DOl'TOll Cr"\°\; l'llONf: l'~ wh1•n vou m•l•d :1 m \:dw1n1 1•1('1( 1111 ~tlllr prc•i.rr1pt1o n 11 -.hoppm,.: lll'arbv. 11r "'" "ill dl•h H•r prornptl~ w1lilout .-xlra tha rg •· A ,: r l' a l man\ IH' 11 p I,. t'OlrU!->l "" IN tl h t h l'l r 11rr..,l'npt10n'i Ma' "t· compound your<." M«K UDO l"HARMACY FrM Dtlnry JSI H~al Roed Hewpori l eoch 642·1SI O P UBLIC NOTICE Fl~ITIOUS BUSIMESS .. AME STATEME .. T 'n. tot1ow1no e>er~o"s ..tr• do1n9 ,._,.,.,n~\~ a::... 0 1\L CLEAN, 3100 Bern Orov~ 1 •t9<An0 tle<l<h, C..1tforn1o1 9?6S1 M'Keon P ub ti\htn11. Inc • " 1..0111drn1a 'orporallon, 3100 Bern On••. L-"" S.ac:11, Calilorn1a 'IUS1 • '"" ~ntis "tot>CllH.tbd by• •Or r)()r"t1of1 ~Koon PUbll\1\1"1), In~ Rt<.,.rdM.Mcl(""" CM trman Of Bo.trd ""'"· sta«imont w<1s llled w1111 ltie <.ounty Ci.rk ot Ora"9f! Co...ntv on July ~ 1919 1'11MU P uDllShecl Ordll9'1 C.08>1 Oally PllOI, JulJ ll, 19,2C.,anclAUQ J, 1'79 264S.19 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS llUSl .. ESS .. AME STATEMENT Tn• lollowln11 .,.rsons •r• doing t>;is•nessas· DATA PRO BU S IN E S S SERVICES, 1112• Glo•inla Avenu.. Foont•ln ValltY, Ca11lornla '2108 R 8r1><11 L.irml!r llka Robert B l ermer. 1111• Gtoxlnle A"f'nuot, Foun 1a11> Velley, C.llfornle 9?109 Ottnt!M! Sue Emory ak11 Oen•S<-S Bud<I, 11112• Glo•lnla AYMue. Foun1a1n va1:.,, ~lforn1amoe Thi\ tlu1ln..ss •S (ondVCIMI Df "" un· 1r1torp0ra1e<1 an ocletlon ot~r than a l)Ort"'-f&t\IP R. Brue:. !Armer Thi\ Mal•Mllnl WH !tied w11n 1~ C.o...n!Y C.terk ot OrenQP County on July •• 191• THE SHIPM £NTS at first went to Ca lifornia. but by May "It was chaotic back then," ht· :.aid. "It stnrted on a F'nduy Just after the president ~ave J talk. * * * * * * Che mieal C o s t s Rist11 Cloth Industry Hit NEW YORK (AP> -0 11 price in· creases arc straining the fabric of the textile and apparel mdustne~. leaving executives worried about p e rman ent pre ss and oth e r petroleum-based clothing materials. And thoug h cons umers have yet to reel the pinch al the clolhang coun ter. industry s pokesm en say the re is little doubt that a ppare l costs will~ going up "WE USE ABOUT l µcrccnt of tht.: nation's petroleum s upply," s<Jad Fi'> her Rhymes. a spokesman for the Man-Made Fiber Producers Associa tion in Washingto n , and industry g roup "H alf of th a t goe!> tnlo t he f eedstock. the materials usec1 lo make lhe fiber The other half goes into the e nergy needed to convert the materials. With that. we make 75 pe r cent of the nat ion 's textiles The re 's even more polyes ter used now than cotton " Not all synthetics are made from petrole um : rayon and acetate. for e xample, a rc m ade from wood and cost about the ~ame as f1her~ base~ on petroleum. But more than h<.ilf of the cloth made each year is from petroleum-based ri be rs. IN Dl 1STRY L E ADERS s a id the\ ha\'e no trouble buying petroleum b<it they arc very worried about rising prices "A ~ :1 result of the re('ent OPEC price inc re ase. we are c-.tamating that hydrocartxm costs an 1979 v.111 a veragc40pcrccnl to SO pcr('ent higher than last year 's costs." -.a id F:uth Wohl, a spokes woman for E I d11 Ponl de Nemours & Co .. a lt•adang synthet1t• Ci bcr m <1ker Carl Moskowitz. a ~pokt:smi.ln for Monsanto Indus! ries . said thl' prict· of one pctroc:hcm1l'a l used in m<iking acrylics propy kne h as in creased b~ 41 pcrc<'nt in lhl• pa"I year. Compou nd in g th e problem . Moskowitz s;.iid . is the fal·t that one ingredient used to ma ke polyest(•r and nylon also 1s pnlcd b) the ga soline indus try as a no-knock ad· d1t1vc, boosting 1t& price e\Cn more P UBLIC NOTICE N·1Jl61 NOTICEOFP UBLIC SALE OFPEASONALPAOPEATY I $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECO NDS Not1c@ ... Mfebv q1ven 1~1 pur \uant to s..cuon 1'188 ot Ille C1v1t COde. Statt ot (aHtOfn1", nw \.M'\()et S\QMd ~·I• ~~u al puo11, ""'" ov <omP"'ltllve buld•no on ll'lt 11111 oay 01 July, 1qn, al 10 t) o'C,Otk. A.M on lhc prpm1~~ """""'€' •a•d prOQf'rly .,., t>etn \IO~d •nil wh •Ch ar• toe. a1eo al Pubhc S1or .-~. ,,,c • ~acn Mc F.ctoctrn AYrriur '" 1n~ City ot Hunl11'1QIOO fie.Kn Count vol Oroln~ S1ll1f' ot C•l,forn1a. thf' •D.:tnoo,,,.d good,, ( Mllels or P'"'""al p•OPff IV de\( rt~belOW. lnthf"mlHlPI \Of Jaf\et M.. He•om1Uer 01ttno C>t>-nc,, tru""· m1tr0f'". ~1tc•~. f'nct16tU•. tr~ !lump, back paoln9 outltl, ~otl•~ 1~ bl~. 1) carton' & o.>o• noust'nolo 11em, bOwltng~ll C.t1W'.'dtlCHHJ\4'1 L•nOIC>fd •e..e"""' '"°' ri11111 to bid di llw ••te. Purc,,....,s mu$1 ti. made with u'" only •ncl P.t•d tor al lhe 1tme o• purcha~ All purch.o-QOOd$ d•• jOI o ''·and mu•I o. rfmo11ed at the l•m~ ot pu"t>a\11 Silt~ \Ubtttl lo prl0< <~" ctllallon 1n Ille •Yl!n1 ot 'etll•ment t>etwet'n lan<llon! nno OOligaled Pd• ly Diiled thl~ 111h & llnUBLIC NOTICE • lntc>rest o nly payment" • 48·hour telepho ne q uo te• •In come • Co•mercial • Re•lde ntial • Weekly commitment• • Mo nthly funding• • Sho r1 tera loans . 6 m o nth• 10 3 v-rs • Southern CaJifornla pro per1y c>mphas\• Ivan information •ervice I· r ' 1 u t1n.11 1 t '" • (.f .. (714) 759-1515 AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE 230 Newoort t.rnlP.J 011ve ne· IQn Plil/d ~ll'Np(>rt 8P;J h Cd\llOrn1,1 926ti0 P UBLIC NOTJCE PICTITIOUS 8USllllSS MAN ITAT•MI MT Th• 10110.1119 a.non1 ar• doln9 b\IJIMHetl VILL.AGe HOMll!S -TUSTIN, 2001 E. P'O<lt111 Strfft, S11llt II•, S.nta Ana. C.UIOmla '1105 lt•O•n VIII•,.. 1Ut2 Halt Awen.,., lrvlnt, C.llltml• '271• Vllle91 HoMM o! Cttlfo"'l41, '°°' l!Ht l"-11\ StrMt. Sulle II•. Sltllla Ana. C.t~tilOS Tllh 1M11lneu 11 conductto ov • ll"Mfal oartntf\lllp, Pecllln Vlll.ot l!y· Tllil ROOef'I P. W11mil"91on ~y Oelltr .. ,,.,,_ ...... Wllli.tn J, Ptnmtn T11f1 tt••-t wa• lllH w1lh tl'lt ~ C...,. .. Orefttll CO\lnl'f'Oll July .. "" 1'1, .. ,, 1"11~111"911 Or~ GOHI Dall~ ltllol, Jlltr It, It. J .. llO A119 1. tttt 2 .... ,. -.. ., . • The next day the phones started ranging off the hook. and after a while il ended in exactly the ~•1me way. "On a partic ular day, the gas crun ch was over and we had so many people calling to cancel orders. People who had been ~c reaming for caps suddenly ~aid they didn't want them." AS A RESULT. the company "as s tuck with a large inventory o f unwanted locking caps. .. This time we 're pacin R o urselves." he said. "We expect al ~ome particular point at will be o ver. but we don't expect a tom plett· shuto ff Like before .. Ce1itury 21 Reports H u 1il For "Partner' Century 21 Real Estate Corp I n ·rn('. has confirmed it 1s seek IOI! a financial partner Arthur E. Bartlett. chief ex t·cutn·c officer. said Wednesday that a long-range plan calls for t he c ompany to provide ats b r o k e r s with m o rt g a ge brokerage sen 1ct's und other -..cr\'i<'Cs allied to the real eslatt• industry .. , 'ltlntp ... 19 CENTURY 2 1 ha:, been 1n vohed in informal d1scuss1ons \\1th s everal maJor corporations concenung cncthl)ds of financing its e ntry into thec;e bus inesses ·SUPER GOOD BU SINESS' ACCOMPANIES SHORTAGE Sherma_n ~~tc~s Jean Wlltt_ang Assemble Gas Cep The real estate company as not ruli n~ out the poss ibility or m N gcr . Bartlett :.aid t:ar Mode l Delayed "Our intt:ntions an• to provide l'Pnturv 21 frant:h1 scs with lhl' most compet1t1ve systems Lh<') need to ma1nl0l1n thl' m o~t µro fess1onal full-scrvict.' real estatl· hrokeragl' operations uva1lahll· all\" hen· "ht• said 1>1-:·1 k l>IT •J\I' <r1•111•1..tl \lotor.., Co1p ~aye; 1t v.111dd a y 1n trod ud1on of lb Hl~ll m otlt'I t.11''· i., ,1 v. l'ek . from Oct 4 to 0<'t l l , 111hdp11t-.1r 1t:. l11\-. of -.luv. ..,,.!llnl! 1:.17~ mode l c ars and trucks (, ~l ., Ot·t 11 11Hr<ltlue111m <la te would be 1t:, latest an eight \l'•I l''- 'i:ht> l'O rnpany has m on· thJn 'i 1011 frnn<•h1..,1.• offi ces in th<' l n1ll•d ~tatt•-; and Canada f-'t1rcl \ti.tor ( 'o :ind Chr' -.1\-r C'urp ..,J1d their introduction <iat1.·.., ha\t.: not bt>L·n :,t>t lrnl 1·1111f1rnwd th•~·'' ;Jlso a re de laying rro- dut·t11m of nc•v. mocleh .· "l W •Lil"• API (r.1Nld ~· , .. • .. ~1~1~1/'t!','1 ~~:,,~'.· t •vth•I ' 11r1r • f .,, th,,, th•,tlPr<\ A1,\rl q y11r r,..,,.. . .,M ltt1• 1.0 ml,., A.•11• C1t11[J~ "\ur .. n1 •· A lnthHt Clttf'IM I .et ''t')' Ji 0._•lllAt,1 A( I tntf ,., 0'·lu,( Al"..,' ,f 1 Qf<t(anr AVM (fl 1• ,., (°)' 'frt"R '"'' 1ra, 4 , .a (.J• wry( 1 AocJ1ttiW 10 1' • O·tlC r w A.c1vP1t ~·· ~.,. 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If you ~o have this concern , you might be in terested to know that it's s hared by the big advertisers who put up the money to buy commer cial time from stations a nd n_etwor~s. Their rear is dictated by very practical coo- s 1derat1ons · They're afraid their messages will be lost in the <.'lotter ON THE OTHER HAND, WHILE Procter & Gamble. Bristol-Myers. Gener al Motors and othe r ad vertising l)eavyweights are worried about the avalanche or TV com- mercials. our J ustice Department in Washington, D.C .. has other concerns It's unhappy over the efforts of the broad<.'asting industry to hold down the number or com· mer<.'ials Yes. you rea<l that correctly In a c1v1I antitrust action filed on June 14, the Justice Department charge d station owners with driving up the pnce or advertis ing by restrict- ing the amount of lime available for comme rcials How is commercial time allo c ated on television '' Theoretical h . there an• no ltmtts 1\ s tation can do what 1t pleuses It can sell e1s much time as 1t can fi nd buyers for And Money Tree this is presumctbly the free e nterprise JUngl"' the Justice Depa rtment would like lo preserve ln pnu.•t icc. most sta tions are bound by a code they maintain through their tr ade association. the Nationa l As· sociation or Broadcasters. This code was adopted in 1952 to forestall criticis m that the station owners have only their s elfish interes ts al heart. It's not mandatory but stations ~crving 85 percent or the US population subscribe to the torle THE NAB CODE SETS MODEL standards for s tations to observe The s tandards s pecify. for exam ple. that from X to 11 p m .. nonprogram material commercials. station announcements, ne twork promotions -s hould take up no mort-than 91 ~ minutes per hour During the rest of the <la~ the ltm1I goe~ up tu 16 minute.., or commercial~ per hour Tht~ codt.' .in .iltl'mpt hy the llroadcasllng rndustr~ to regulate· itself \'lolates antitrust laws. says the Justice Department. 1n that 1l hm1ts the amount of com - mercial time. stifle.., compet1l1on among broadcasters and fon•c:-. adn•rtiser s lU pa) premium prlC'f'S for the restricted 111n1• a\'atlahll' You haH' to a~reC' that 1t .., thou~htful of the Justice l>t:partment to come to the aid of Coca.Cola, Miller beer , J ohnson & .Johnson , Gillette and othPr big spenders on the t ubl· Not that I hey \\ t>re crimpl:-.11n1n~ On the contra')', they were haµpy to pay their S50.000 for a 30-second shot at thl' American public.'. imd they were \\Urned only ~hat the nl'I .... orks a nd stations \\ ouh1 overloal' !>Ociely. a stal10n -;hould be <1llowed lo oHer a:. m uth ttmt• as it t•an s ell . . 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Ryan by Ernie Busttmiller ···I'VE GOT TO SET MY HAIR IN ROL.LERS TONl~T PEANUTS NO, TMIS IS ~LL'r' ... l1M ~15 515TER ... ~e·s U)~ERE ? NO. M~ PARENTS AAf. AT iME 8ARSER5'PICNIC ... l{fS. l'LL TEU. THEM •. MOW LON6 IU. ~E 8E IN TME ~TAL? 15 ME 60IN6 TO 6Ei WW.'? I~ '{O\,) \.00\( ARo\JNO, '{O\J'\..t.. t-!O'f1cf; 1'i.tl1" -n.tE'i 't/E t70"4E <S<>Mf 'S<JB'fl.( 'fMtNU'S 'fO CX)MICS I CROSSWORD t c by Charles M. Schulz 1rs TME 1:4CE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL''. .. 1{00~ CXUHEKS IN ™E ~OSPITAL! by Kevin Fagan 1..E'f '{O\J KNOW 'f~'{ 1fE:CIA.1.tZE IM ~AJOOO! l-1~ by George Lemont NO'r 'rO ME:N-rlON SAVI NG ME: FRON\ A RA"T'HE:R HcFIY l-IGH -r 8>1~ .' ~ bV Jeff Millar & Jon Mcintosh t..o?t<, A~NETTC, Jl.JST 6€CAV5€' YlAiR£ ~ C.+JLV 'OMJbeg ~u'f' woo 1-tA·;;.t·.fr MA!'Jf. "rn& ~Of 'ff.GR.E' '(ff,., TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS l Government agcy S Stop 10 lop of head t4 BIOwhn genus t5 AqualtG mammal 16 Idol 17 lab tool 19 French G•ly 2 words 2'0 Steps 21 Subllel•es 23 Shon for taken 25 Black: Comb. form 26 Edrtor 30 Ae1a11ves ~"-- costs" 35 Proh1b1t 37 Great lake JS Preserves 39 Time of day 42 Vase 43 Ovofak and Sothern '5 Ardor 48 Earring sites '8 Accelerate SO $4.lmme< drink 52 Pro - ~ F111c1ly 55 Person 59 Music pas· sages 63 Trumpet 64 Cooking de· vice 66 Eager 67 Ham •l up 68 Unusual 69 Ahernoon dos 10 Europeans 71 Coaster DOWN I MOtOI pat'ls 1 Pass o~er 3 Mineral solo- ca le 4 Con1ugat S Fondle 6 Comrnon abbr. 1 Solar disk: Var. 8 Brown 9CoOSllUC• hon 1001d gold GO in 11 Orama pat1 12 Japanned Wit& UNITED Feature Syndicate Wednesday's Puzzle Solved. f,, fl'\~l. ~I l.[aT.t: ~'II ~~~ 'n • .,-r;: I .T.;-J. . .. 1.1. 1, 'n lwln J. I '· M •• lo lw I•'• .. ·-· 1. < T In al• T t '" c u ~ -... 1 IN l J \ ' u .. 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I c ' .1. • 1 lo u • •ald o l I ( .. •ho. .. -,, • ~< •••• -h I" I le tidy 27 Babylonian S3 Fragrance hero SS Talk 28 Execrates 56 Wander 29 01 kidneys S7S1lkw01m 31 Curlt<*>·s ~English tOVlln neighbor 60 Russian 32Cabled nver 33 lm!>Oft 61 Green land J6 Fo1k par1s 62 Progeny 40 Took 1 nsk 65 Mineral aul· 41 Gauntlets fix ENTERTAINMENT I INTERMISSION I MOVIES Tuursday, July 12. 1979 OAIL Y PILOT 89 Comedy Debut Has Moments Tak~ •••Y the nr1t 13 minutet-.nd \M tut 15 mhUAUll from Jack Sh.rkey's new comedy "TM Mlulnl Unk" and you h•ve. quite pouably, the fu.nnieat &bow or the year But for \he laborious upos\ik>n ()( the openlnll ae1menl and the utter lunacy of the finale. this openlna 1ambll of the W•tmioatu Com mwuty Theater'• 1979-80 seaaon -unwtlled for the. fl r1it Intermission Tom Titus time anywhere -ranks atmong the bt>tler workb of the prollftc El Toro playwright. TBEa E AaE SOME fl.NE performan ces in this Enoc h Arden -ty pe s tor y or a long.Jost serviceman who shows up the day before his 1940S fiancee is, finally about to walk down the afsle Mos\ of the characters are painted with broad brush strokes and are played to the hilt by a cast of players obviously enamored or their assign· rnents. The problem is that Sharkey's story is so com- pUcated in its plotting that It takes too long to set up without a n adequa te supply or laugh lines. In· terrelationships or the cha racters are entwined like a TV soap opera with e nough torches being earned to film the last scene of a F rankenstein movie Dired or Art Winslow. whose sta ging is ade· quate at best, further complicates the issue when . to the heavily populated final segment. actors in ma rginal assignments s urround the key players. m aking visibility on the horseshoe stage exceed· mgly difficult. Moving those not direclly involved into the background would improve the stage pic- ture immensely THESE D EFICI ENCIES aside, "Missing Link" is a barrel or laughs with Lois Fa rah scor- ing highest in the leading role of the patient riancee, a sort of Corliss.Archer in her 40s. Miss Fara h is supremely captivating as the giddy bride- t<>-be who suddenly finds herself with two prospec· live grooms J . D. Reichelderfer turns on the roguis h charm as the missing .. Link" who is not all be ap. pears to be. Carol Stockmeyer is simply hilarious a s the Agnes Gooch-type wallflowe r who pines for Miss Farah's fiance, though she isn't as corpulent as he r character should be The definitive pompous ass is strikingly portrayed by John Greenslade as Miss Farah's in· tended, an orthopedist with bones on the brain. J im Flynn is solid as the third contender for Miss F a rah's hand, while J ack ~ord does a splendid job as her feisty fathe r and Pat Krone overplays the role of a wealthy m a triarch beautifully LESS EFFECTIVE IS Mary Mathews , whose m uffled delivery is difficult to understand, as the mother. Lorraine McWilliams is right out of a B movie as Reicbelderfer 's "left heh.ind" girl; Renee Thome is fine as a bank secretary, and Ted Grandke chews up the sce~ry in a brief but out- landish (and overwritten> cameo a t the con· cl us ion. The contributions or Erin E mmes a nd P at Hames as the younger lovers, dancing to Glenn Miller before parting, are an inspired touch. "Mis· sing Link" continues on Friday and Saturday evenings through Aug. 4 at the theater, m2 Maple St., WestmiMter ••• CURTAIN UP -The thi rd or four s ummer productions from t he Saddleback Community Theater, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," ar- rives tonight for a two·weekend stint in the main theater at SaddJeback College. A Labor of Love Tenn~ Buff Convy Stars in 'Racquet' By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CAPl When Burt Convy's a gent told him of an offer to star in a movie about tennis, the actor replied. ''I'll do it." No "Have them send me a script," or, "Who else is in It?" or , "How much will they pay me?" Just plain "l 'll do it." That's the measure or Con· vy's devotion to tennis. He got hls rewa rd on the first day of filming : Until recently. his appearances In feature movies have been scant. ''THAT CHANGED WITH 'Semi-Tough.'" he r em a rked. "The re was something a bout t he character I played that attract ed people. The film industry didn't see it in theaters, but they did when it appeared on Z channel pay-TV. That's when the studios started calling." A m atch with the sensational Swede, Bjorn Borg. Convy. a regular on t he pro-celebrity tournament ' circuit. recalls the encounter. Convy appeared in Irwin AJlen's four-hour dis· aste r movie for te levision , "Hanging by a Thread." Next he co-stars with John Ritter and Anne Archer in MGM's extravaganza, "Capta in A~ Wl••phol• ltlixitag I t IJp Actress Valt•rie Perrine JOms members of the disco group Village People for an im- prompto performance following a M adison Square Garden appearance. All will be featured in a new disco movie. "I HAD BEEN PRACTICING hard in prepar a-Avenger.·' Convy also has plans to produce and lion ror the movie. and the day before I had beaten -d_i r_e_ct_a_B_ro_a_d_w_a~y_m_u_si_c_a_l . ________ _ my te nnis teacher , 6·3, 6·3 I was amazed to find myself wa rming up with Bjorn Borg, and more amazed tha t I was able to hit pretty well with him . "I hit one ball into the comer and ran up to the net. Borg w~nt back and hit one of his two·handed passing shots. The ball went past me so fast I couldn't get m y racquet up." T he name or the movie 1s "Racquet," and it started filming in August. 1977. At that time. sports movies were rare. and no one had tried one about tennis. The past season has brought films about ice skating, high school wrestlinR. bowling, Laura Antonelli -(',ene Sha1!1. NsclV M arcello ' Mastroianni <iW~mistiess -------------------basketball, even pinball machine playing. And (ii~"-.a.a~ (R) Singe r Visits Teen Burned at Concert DAYTON. Ohio <APl -Eighteen ·year·old Patrick O 'Keefe. who lost both hands and suffered s e rious bu rns when he fell onto an elect ric trans former at a Charlie Daniels concert. got a surprise visit and some good news from his sing. mg idol. During his visit a t Miami Valley Hospital on Saturday, the country music star treated O'Keefe to his favorite song, "Long Haired Country Boy," that brought a tear to the young man's eye. O'Keefe Cell on the transformer while trying to slip into a concert May 12. and has undergone six operations since then. "I want you out of here by J an. 12 because we are having a big country bash in Nasbvi!Je with all the great stars, and I want you as my guest on stage with me," Daniels said. "I don't believe you are really here," O'Keefe said. "I don't believe it." Cat tle or condomlnlumt find your dream hom• Sundays ................ ~ In tlfe ! THE TICKET SHACK C oacfffs.s,-h· Tiieotn I 24 lw. lltfo UM I 7' ..... S-'51 t ...... Orden now "R acquel" is being released in the same month with Paramount 's b1g·budget "Players" with Dean Paul Ma rtin and Au MacGraw ANYWAY, AS ROCKY Balboa once proved. there's always a chance for the tittle guy. And there's no doubt that "Racquet" is the challenger. ll is the fi rst effort for the Cal·Am Artists releas- ing company a nd producer-director David Win· ters, a choreographer for Diana Ross. Raquel Welch, Ann-Margret and other nightclub stars. Besides Convy and Borg, the cast includes Edie Adams, Lynda Day George, Phil Silvers. Susan Tyrrell and Bobby Riggs. Yet the movie cost a mioiscule$800.000. ''The picture begins with a match between Borg and llie Nastase." said the handsome. bushy· haired Convy. "The television announcer says a shot reminds him of Tommy Everett. Wimbledon cha mp of 10 years ago 'Where 1s Tommy Everett today?'theannouncerasks 1 "WE SEE WHERE HE is -in bed with a beautiful girl. He's now in Beverly Hills giving 14 lessons a d ay -two or them on the court. The pie lure is sort of a 'Shampoo' of the tennis world .. Hence the R rating for "Racquet." Th.is is the first starring role in a movie for Co nvy, whose career has been astonishingl)- diversified. lie has done 1t all. from soap opera - "Love of Life" -to TV ~ame show -''Tat· lletales" -to TV series -"The Snoop Sisters" - to Las Vegas. He has appeared in 10 Broadway s hows. including the original cast of "Fiddler on t he Roof" and "Cabaret." POFI I SUB-TITLES . . SUNDAY MATINEE 2 :00 P.M. l Hl LI N[ BfTWf.EN UM AND DEATH IS THE BlOOOUNE. ~ ,..._,..,_""""", ~\10'l PtO<£R SIONE:Y ~ ·SIONE\'SH~'S 8LOOOUNE"'~111()l.\'10\'. PICKfR ....s SI~ E Y B£CIU:RMAN ~"' rER£NC'[ ml.I NG ~"'I.AIRD l\Of'' 1G R S.WOlldw-~~ONfYSHUDO!'I ~(-.W(inllnN"'r.; ....... 1 o-[~1"'IO~"ai:-.r ... ~ •... ~~~:-.:~~~L i~). •~[•1\'lu!4'.,,:ww BREA PLAZA EDWARDS' NEWPORT CINEMA 011· 1 ~29·~33q Newport Beach 644·0760 UA CtNEMAS STADIUM DRIVE-IN Westminster 893 0~4o Orange 639·8770 71U45·Hf0 A"G,_a ~A-llf" ~...--llC>letl 1 I '''ALIEN' IS CLEARLY DESTINED TO TAKE ITS PLACE AS A CLASSIC.'' Richard Freedman. Newari< Star Ledger "A smashing cinematic experience." Regis Ph1lb1n, K.ABC. TV Jay Raphael, who also st.aged "Scapino" for the troupe, directs the s tage version or the Oscar- sweeping movie with Steve Liska and Olivia Sanchez heading the large cast. "Cuckoo's Nest " Tuesd th b S l··-' t s d So. Co11t 1w!>•&-2111 runs ays roug a uiuays a .p.m. an l•io &ris•ot f•uPa•••"ll Sundays at 3 p.m. until July 22. THE MU,P'fT MOVIE IGI IJ.J ....... lt C ALLBOA RD -The Huntin gton Beach • ...,-.. Playhouse will hold a uditions ror its next produc· ·ieo1MK011MTS t ion , "Beginner's Luck," on Monday and Tuesday 'LA YRS Ii-GI evenings at 7:30 in \ts new theater in the Seactiff "Iv~r~~ICH Village Shopping Cente r at Main Street a nd w y aUT LOOSE" Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach .... director •--_,,-,,,_'-,.....~,...''"~., .. =~- John Williams will be seeking a cast of three men SM wfl ftlld YOU! a nd two women for the comedy, which opens Aug. l'ttOf'HICY IN I 17 for slx weekends. . \ "Unpretentious, skillfully sustained, technically dazzling." J<>'l"H.9<11 SeaUle T ,,..,.,~ "The f nm is as eff ectlvely nerve-wracking as any of Hitchcock's best." "Really special and all teniflcl" "A stunningly crafted movie that's better than 'Star Wars' and 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' •.• " TWEfTIC'lkCfHT\IA'f.FOl(-llfl'fS A L I E N "Spectacular and breath· takingly imaginative." G""" Cw,..,, ( •·1~. C-1' •t ~ J "''""J• "Seeing 'Alien' is like stepping onto a funhouse ride." ~H"~ 1t<1t M~oS<'"'".I "'OVIO~l'\C .. JOuU,dl Ovtt"I'" "'Alien' is a corker, a walloper, a rouser, a screecher and a ton of fun ... " "Terrific fun for everyone." J.CI< k•Otl • ._e,.,l•OO'I MfQ&ll"" l TOM SKERRITT SIGOURNEY WEAVER VERONICA CARTWRIGHT HARRY DEAN STANTON JOHN HURT lAN HOLM ind YAPHET KQTl() ~EA EXECUTIVE PRODUCER RONAU> SHUSETT PRODUCED BY GORDON CARROLL. DAVID GllER •nd VIN.TEA HIU OtRECTEO ev RIDLEY SCOT T STORY ev DAN O'BANNON I nd RONALD SHUSETT SCREENPLAY BY DAN O'BANNON MUSIC JeRRV GOl.OSMITH MNAVISK>N• EASTMAN KOOAI< COLOR• PRINTS av DELUXE• IR I !lf!!!K"H. I . ~ ~:.:.~~:C:-l 70MM CXJICXUfmNK>l I 1 ... -~----....---00·---11-.... ··-·-1 "'l&fCR.D """"'U · CO"\IAIQHT~ 111' fWCffT~lHQ:H'f\M'N'OJI HELD OVER BY POPULAR .DEMAND! .. • -4 .......................... ,...__ ... ~ ................ .... Ttlurtday. July 12. 1979 Telel'ision TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS ... :-.. .,..... .. .~O:.rn tilUDt OOUAlt flWt .._ .,.,........ a .,,...,., '*"* tO ._. ..... IO N ......... ,. ..... ... ... ..,. .......... Ill • ••n•ar-.-. • ..,...,..°' .. ll'MllC900 A ........ ~IUOOl la " ........ ~·~ OOy --llOI08 Mr • ,_ IOM IOr NI 11DIPl1._, ....., • CW.MIY ~Mery.....,._, _, UW, ~. (Pwt I Of 2) (Al • MllWt 184AWI ··fl'I ~ Pocul OI cw., pl4lftOe by &uo• l lH\ny _, 0.lty Duck (RI D "°"'°'UJl.O. A femlly llvtng at Ille 100 ol • lllQlhrt.. l l)tfllftllll ~· 9igl\1'ng ...... Of .,.,.,,. objlal• 9 WOVll 1 •~ "fll<t Caper Of 1"41 Ooldan 61/tll" I IM7) St .. p'11n ftoyd. V111111 Mlmleu't A QltlO ot pt~· llOn., cre>o111 In Spein pltltll • apec;t-"" blnk heill cluftnQ Nlllv .. lllM In P~I (2ht1I • [I MOM I MINO't Mork -1'111 Orktn 801 machlna to r-t 10 • t"'-ve-·old IO "41 C.. Ml whit NlllnQ I motl'I« ••'*•(Al 0 MY ,A,_lltP THE QHOIT • CAAOl euANETT AHOl'NINOe G.-11-S11111 Lewr~ TlmConw11y ., MOV1E. TUBE TOPPERS KCOP m 8 00 ·'She.'· Ursula An- dress takes the title role in this movie about intrigue in Palestine with J ohn Richard.son. CBS II 8:30 Dr. Seuss on the Loose. Three J>Opular stories are pre- sented in this i.ln lm ated chlldren's special . CBS fl 11 .30 Pan Ame rican Games. A rounduµ o f the day 's highlights in the athletic contests being he ld in Puerto Rico McGerr.t I ettanoet 1 auc.- c.ssful ptlaort MCeoe lor • young Cho,_ hOOO "' tn. hoC>ee thet 1111 bOy cen slop an~ gang war.(RI D OUtNCY · maallh" (Part 'ol 2)(R) 0 OAVIO.OA88IOV OM> $1\ri P<M1M as a 1tu- denl to eAOOM I b4tlClt mafket beby nng Pf IY"'O 0t1 college coectl (RI DO NEWS a-. lrom San Jua11, P~o RICO Oock Stodcton holt• D TONIGHT Gue11 host R1cha10 01-G.-11 Suun SulUvan. Rldl1td AMII .. D DtCK VAH OVKE A romenlk: 8rlt11h lllm atar 11~ Rob's 1re b\I hi• attanuons to I.aura 8 9 STAMKV& HUTCH Two u&8Ul1 ....ctoms Ille complaint• ·-ino '"" Sterllty and Huteh -e ''-11tec:tcets (RI • 'THE OONQ SHOW • OETIMAAT CONTROl 11\d KAOS '°"' tore. on t!Mt -Ch tor 1 mad tctenllSt thrMten+ng to destroy bOlh East and W1s1 ID CAPTIONf.D ABC HEWS '1:.461) M0 A08°H ., M0\118 a I * "Ellh., And The King" ( 19e0) Jo.n Colttna, Rlehetd Egan • t2:37 8 (J]8 MANNIX The convk:la on 1 P"'°" a dHl'1 row hOld one ot t!Mt guard• hollage until Man· m• c;an tlnd the man who tr•med one ol the prt1<>0· .,, tor murd« t2:A6 Cl) MOVIE * • • "Thi C>el11nt Ones · p958) SIOnly POltMlt, Tonv CIKhS 1:00 0 TOMOMOW Guest· New York Clly Mly· or Edward Koc'h 0 MAV£RICK "Reloc 01 Ft hton 1:4511 NEWS t:571) NEWS 2:GOG NEWS 0 MOVIE • • • "San 011metr10. London'' 119431 Waite• f t12g61"81d. RoOet t Beall v 2:25 0 NEWS 2:271) MOVIE • * * "luc'4y Me· ( 19541 Doris Oay. Bob Cummings .-la~ CDnair Con«.•erf • • • • • SM" ( 19651 Ursula And< .... John Rlcil1tdl0n A mystetious woman con- vlllCtls 11n Englttl><n8n trAv• :'.' ellf>Q in PllMtlnl tl>•t tie IS OUlncy'a Cfedlbthty os dam- aged altet he contorms 1 televtllOn reportet (Jeuoce Walter) died on a tire and she tums up al1"8 (RI 8 0]! 20120 tD NIGHT OAU.EAY HewlleY9 t~ a court maniai -""' hos running leuo Wtlh Ftantt flares uo whole Col Pottet r& out of thl camp and Frank os "' chatge IA) 2:30 8 MOVIE • * ·•o.ary Of A H1gn Sc;hOOl Booe ' ( t9591 Antla Sands. ROt1a1<1 Fost., C**CAWTT • 11incarn111on of II« lor-GuMIL Mllha Dlohlet, PinCf\M Zuk--. (Pin 2 Ol 2) • ""°"9CT UNIYIMI ··s.eum·· (J) CM II wrrt 9 tlllllN QllAIW GuMta: Mlciley Finn, Wey- land~ Md Medame. Jol1 8iolllop. Bob And«. IOf\. Michael Tilson Thomas con1lucts Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck in the animation plus live action version or "Carnival of the Animals" toni~ht u l 8 on CBS, Channel 2. mer l()W( (2 hR ) fJD NOVA "Thi 0-IMYI Expefl· men I" Thi problem• ot too many 9P1Clllllet1 Ind too few primary Clfe PhVI"" c:1on1 la being tlCklld by • madlcal school In Israel (R) MC..wa boerders to pey ffll m<>tl OllOI but Ille ptoep«tl don'l loOll good. ·~ llOlOQY ''fWIW•tlon" f:GOI ::GAME (J) JOKa'I WU ILOWWCV ,.. .... ZAP! Lucy end Ricky ere ..........., fl'om welklng .,,. ~ ,.,.. and .... in.id • UMIDN>N/G80N fted ~ l.MIOnC ... In Skit• and humorous 11tg· nett-will be uMCI to !Mell Chtklren llMI Impor- tance of energy conserva- tion. 0 .. IEAACH~ ... ONl•...t£bfl•fl• • l<NlCT (C8S) Los Angeles e l<N8C (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles e KASC-TV(ASC) Los Angeles (I) KFM8 (C8S) San Diego • l<HJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego t e KrTV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angele~ e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles ID ICOCE·TV (PBS) Huntmgton Beacn -- l otl \lti.trigl" N.w 9VI· .Mine• tr>dicat.. that 1116 dMClendentt ot Erle: lhe Red, who landfld in Cana. <l• centuries before coiumbul 18111d. sun room thltand D OATINO GAME I ~OONQSHOW TIC TAC DOUGH THE INW>Y BUNCH C•ndy devok>ps tonalt11t1s llMI weekend Mike 1& pion • nong to talce the !amity on his bOU'I b08l • ADN/.-12 The l)<Wlners try to help a tebelHOua youth. (PM! I) fD M.ACNEIL /LEH~ REPORT '1!> HlW8CHEa< CJ) f 1..91 llEAUTY SHOW di MATCHGAME 8:00 ti Cl) CAANIVAL ~ THE ANIMA.L8 The muaoc ot Camille Saint-S..,1. with verses by Ogdon Nash. Is con- ducted by Mk:hael Tolson. Thomas and performed on m HIEAF8 TO YOUR HEALTH "Oepresaloo" U O 8 Cl) Dfl 8EU88 ON THEL.OOSE Three popular ~ S4Mlss stones • "Thi ~tcnes' . "Ttle Zu", end "Gr-1 Eggs and Hem" -ere pre- sentlld in this animated speclal, leatunng a guest appea1anc1 by the Cal on the Hat (RI 8 ®3 ANGIE Angle's motl'I« llnd het s.ster •• ltlllcted trom tlleW ~' and move on on Angkt And Brad. CR) '8 'THE 000 COUPt.E Oscar and Fellx spend a tess-t~ wcat1on in a C.,ibbean tOIJrist trip m TUANABOUT "Matgar11 Mead Portni•t Of A frleno" The late anthropologltt's humor and Insight are portrayed in an Intimate folm. 9:00 IJ (I) HAWAII FlVE-0 Networks Share Glory . Al,l Three W in Prizes f or Script Writing LOS ANGELES <AP) -Tbe NBC movie ''Summer of My German Soldier" and episodes of CBS' "Lou Grant" aod ABC's .. Taxi" have been named winners of the 1979 Humanitas Priz;es for television writing The prizes are awarded annually by the Human Family Institute to writers of nationally broadcast programs "which most fully com· municate human values and bring the insights of the Judaic-Christian vision of the human condition lo bear on contemporary life " HUMANITIES P RIZES. perhaps the most valued television write rs' honors, have been awarded since 1975. The awards are funded by Lil· ly Endowment. Inc., of Indianapolis The jury. comprised or actors, critics, writers and producers. chose the winners from 230 pro- grams s ubmitted for consideration A special prize was awarded thjs year to J ohn Korty for his documentary, "Who Are the Debolts?" on ABC. Korty's film won an Academy Award for best documentary in 1978 Golden Hind Stars In TV's 'Slwgun' TOKYO <AP> -The Golden Hing, a repllcaa of Sir Francis Drake's fa mous ship, has urrlved off Tokyo Bay after a 69-daf journey across the Pacific Ocean to play a major part in the forthcoming televis ion production of James Clavell's "Shogun." The 175-loo three-mast ship, on loan from tho San Francisco Nautical Museum, will ~ featured in the NBC mini series starring Richard Cham· berlain as Blackthorne and Toshire Mlfune 618 Shogun ToranHa. Blackthome. the hero in the Clavcll novel which sold four million copies, is based on Will Adams, the Englishman who introduced shipbuild· tng and other Western technology to the Japanese tn the 17th century. Toranaga is patterned after Tokugawa loyasu, Uie shogun who befriended Adams. JANE-HOWARD HAMMERSTEIN won the $25.000 prize in the 00-minute category for "Sum- mer of My German Soldier." T}le drama. about a J ewish girl who harbors an escaped German POW, was cited for its "re· velation of the capacity of each of us to grow in vision and compassion ... for its dramatization or the destructive absurdity of closing our minds and hearts ... for its portrayal of the gaps and heal the wo\Dlds of our fractured humanity." Leon Tokatyan won the $15.000 prize for a 60-minute teleplay for his "Vet .. script on the "Lou Grant" series. THAT EPISODE, WHICH explored the dH· h culties experienced by Vietnam veterans. was honored for "speaking out for those who cannot !:>peak for themselves. crying out for justice. for its assertion that our rejection of the Vietnamese war on moral grounds cannot and must not become a rejection of the well-intentioned men and women who fo ught at. . .. ln the 30-mmute category, Michael Leeson was awarded $10,000 for his "Blind Date" episode of ABC's "Tuxi" 11iluulion comedy. Leeson's script was cited for it.II "lm1ll(ht Into tho intrinsic lovabili- t y or each human per11on (h-11plte uny appearances to the contrury, and for llft 1tfflrmat1 on of the s upreme value of klncln<11tK antJ compus11lon "LOST a FOUNO"(PO) ''TH! APPL! DUMPllNO OANO AIDES AGAIN" (0 ) "TH! DEER HUNTER .. (R) MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE f'-ftf.,.,."'41,rlrP'-t•,..,_,• t4M M..,.. ,....,.,,,. .,..,,, ,, .. •1•f•'"*' f\f "",.. .,..,,. • ._, ........ " ''r ~"'" , '"""" 8 Im 8AANEY MIU.ER Wojo 111 torn ~ the lteeck>m of t>acheto<hOod and his 11tec11ons tor a 1811· enwoman (RI 0 JAMES A08l80N CAUSADE ID MERV GRIFFIN Guests M ICltey Ftnn. Way· land ftowers and Madame. Joey Bishop. Bob An<lor· son. Pat Coopet, Marlene R1cc1. Argenton1an GauchOs EEi GREAT PEAF-ORMANCES • Norman Conquests Round And Round lM Garden" Norman·s turtwo appearanc41 whe<l ha " wppos8d 10 tendezllOUS with Annie 1n the 1111tage SugoMtS that NS weekend IS o<*'9 to m1Sl1re. (Part 3 ot 3)(R) m BEST Of' FAMILIES "January 17. 1977" The ptlnc:il>als lrom t"8 Q94!n. •no seomet'I' ol the Setoes are tr811slerreo 10 1977 New VOt'k 10:00 IJ CJ) BARNABY ~es Barnaby's continued investigation ot tl>e murder of a corporate e•ecut1ve leads him to a m1ssm9 gor• an<l a aell-annornteo f Jj ITV COORDINATOR Mark Gorelczenko Or Stringfellow s Re1u11e- nator" A tra\llling meo .. cine man is cnallenged 10 ptove "'' ctaims oy an aleohOllc doctor m NEWSCHECK 10:30 m m HEWs l1l) MASTEAPIECE TIE.ATRE • P04dark" Ross sa•es <1 you09 g11t trom a beating llenty. esconeo 10 a ball by her COUSin, S9lt\CIS lllfl e11&ntllQ danc.ng WJth Cap. tain Blamey (Pert 2 al 16) 11:008DO(J)O]J NEWS 0 MAKE ME LAUGH 0 MOVIE • • .,, Noghtmate Honey- moon•· ( 1973) Oac lt RambO. Ret>ecca O.anna Smith Tho vacatton plans ot a r>ewtywed couple are replaced by Sl)<ne-c:h•thnq terror .;is the P3Jr dlSGOYe<' tney t& being I~ by ii ~~let 12 '1tS I '8 8£DTIME STORIES (I) BENNY HIU. SHOW Fred Scuttle perlorms ai; the ptesentet ol a man "'"SUS macf>lne contests EEi 00< CAVETT G~ts Mis.ha O>ehlet. Poncti85 Zukerman 4Pan ;> 21 I 1:30 IJ (I) PAN AMEAICAH GAMES Htghhgnts OI IM day • evl!f'llS '" tne Pan "'"' (I) 8T AR TAEt< A 9Cilnlrfic 1 .. m wt»Ch hU !>eel\ 1m.es1ioato09 a d)'1ng p1-1 rs tounct died K>RNING t2:GO D TWIUOHT ZONE "Stopov9' In A Quiet Town . ·Al.FRED~ PAE891T8 Fatal Ftg11tet.' A ~ boOkkeep« IS d1UlhShed wittl twa dvtl and bor•ng • e•JStance • GETSMART It -s that ~ man Max plCltl M '1tS beSt man meets ""1tll a mys1et1ous aoc.oent EEi 28TONIOHT 12:208 C88LATEMOVIE •*'Ir 'MeCtoud Gtve My Regrets To 8roaoway" I 19721 Oenn•S Wea1111<, EIMbara RuSl'I 12:308 M<ME * * * "Blue Oe•11m • 11959) Btanoon de Wotoe Ca•ot Lynley. Two t89'•· ill}8(S llavtl llOWhete 1n turn 'When they leetn 1"'11 1ney ""'" be the Patents of an u-....teo ch•ld ( 1 h1 • 55mm ) tD MOVIE • *"' "Thti Grea1 S•ou • Massacre" 119b!oJ Joseor Cotten. Ph1t10 C.orl'v K OCE, Channel 5 0 G) MOVIE * • "Conqueted Coly ' f 19651 Oalnd Niven, Ma•hn Bat nm Q) HEWS 3:&5 0 NEWS 4:008 MOVIE • • • HatO Fast Ano &aullful I 1951 I Ctatre Trevor Satly Fo,,est 0 MO\llE •' 1 'Ntgnt Wtt,.,oul Stars .. Oav•d Farrar. Nadia Gray ID MOVIE • • * · Macabte" ( 19581 W itham P rif\t9 Jtm 8acku~ 4:27 0 STEVE EDWAROS t 'riday•s D a ylilf«> .ff 01.·ie~ '.tr'TERNOON 12:00 0 * • A Sw•ng•n 5u!T>met · ( 1965) Jame·. Stacy. Woll.am A Wellman Jo ID**• Elme<lnd Great ( 19.>l) Joe E &ro wn. P .. tt1c1a Ellis 3-00@ • • 1 Rabbtt Aur 119 701 J 1mt' Caon An1aneltti C.ornjj( Kid TV Chief Named • "Anytltin~ this good ought to be g iv e n away," s ays M a r k Gorelczenko. Channel 50's new in· structional television coordinator . Gorelczenko is r eferring to the potential of all schools and teachers for grades kindergarten through 12 in Orange County to utilize Channel SO's ins tructional programs and accom· panying study guides. The program now brings instructional television to more than 100.000 local students in classrooms of Orange County. children's programming, ncgot1ak leases for broadcasting. for logs and for shipping. He wi ll a lso act as ex ecutive director of Telecommumca t1ons of Orange County. He Wlll promote instructaonal pro g r a m s to mem b er lca c h e r :- negot1ale legal rights to tape pro grams off the air and provid1· teacbing materials and consult1nJ.! service~ TOC L~ A consort1um of Orangt· ·'THE PROGRAMS shouldn"t be County school distri<'ls who hC1ve con restricted to certain school districts tnbuted money to pay for the leC1se of who can pay for it. We are working mos t instruc tional programs for Lesley S t a r s towards equalizing the funding so grades krndergart.en through 12 seen that everyone can take advantage of on Channel 50 HOLLYWOOD <A P l the service:· Gorelczenko says. The problems he feels a re the most Lesley Ann Warren Formerly production assistant and pressing arc those of funding and and Vic Tayback star in l T V specialist for KOC E -TV. awareness of both the parent and .. The Sec ret L ife of Gorelczenko will coordinate teacher. Susie Ha~on.·· a movie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for CBS. Mass Warren plays a woman who tries to maintain a normal middle-c lass life for herself and her young while pe rformin g :.t s a stripper in a seedy ni~ht club '°' • ....,ecc. .... ,. ........_ ... __.. ....... - rPQ!'° mr~MM~~1ritrnu :.:::::~-.::.: .. • -·· ·1 .. ·····;,i l~t•Wlu!:.\1t:M ~:I BREA PLAZA PLITT CITY CENTER Brea 529·5339 Orange 634·9282 SOUTH COAST BUENA PARK DRIVE-IN Costa Mesa 546-2 71 1 Buena Park 821 ·4070 Rl'quire SSOOO 10 hl'lp finanrl' thr Movll'. "The Hunting Seas0n," currently filming in Orangl' County. • The first S5000 from the film's gross is paid to the investor prior to any creative talent involved in the film's production. • Investor receives 1~ .. of all profits. • lnve1tor eaercl••• payout control of lund• he commit• for film. • A 12 million d ollar gross is expected from domest ic, f oreign and Canadian distribution. Plus Pay TV, Network and syndicated TV. 8fllC11uw alt of ttw cre•ltve Utltttf a1onQ w11f't an Emmv Aw•ro Wlnn1no l•<lln•t•I tr~w •nd 11\elr JSmm um•rn\, llQhl•OQ, '°"nd, .OltonQ •nd nf"< f'\C.ar1 r~l.Jl•d f'Qu1pm@:nr h•' o.en committed 1n rf'turn for .a """""'-owner~/up o! lhe film, '""""""""'Of money neuu.ry 10< us 10 o•OOuu • tull 'O minute •f'•1urf' tom '" <OIOf _,,d be conslcM...t ~tty <<Kil by •"Y 041\er 1n0t-nl producer Tl'4S shOulcl 91ve YOU •n orwll<•llon Of l\ow ,.,,.,._ on•olvt'd on 1"4t m••l"9 o! 1111• lllm twh •Dout '"' commerc••• SUC<fU ot 'lHE HUNTING SEASON .. 3723 Birch St .. Bldg. Ill Newport Beach. Ca. 92660 , FROM Fash ion Islana N ewport Beach STEREO SOUNDS o ·F THE HARBOR --·---·· .... ---.. ·-........ -· .... ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES Thurldey. July 12. '979 'Alcatraz' Eastwood in Inaction BJ All'l9\Ja KNIGHT ..................... An eaupe frosn Alcatraa lln't ea11. ll'a a 10ft1 ud \edkMas balaeu. 11 Clint Eutwood prov• beyond dis pute IQ b1a lhlpuo production ol the same nam., prod~ ind dittcted by the veteran Don Sle1el Act.uaUy, UU. Paramount ttlnse la a curiout eholce for both men. ft'or yun, their nam• have b9m U · aocllt ed wHh actlon ptcturu. "Escape •~m Alcatr.a" Is easen- tlally an lnacUon picture DESPITE ITS ominous setUne. there ls very little violence. and 1lnce the Icy Wuden ( P1trirk McGoohllD> and his sadist.le pn on guards get off scot-free, the film of· lers little In terms of emotional gratification. Indeed . a final title le aves it rather up io lbe air as to whether Eastwood a nd h is two friends actually lived to make good their escape from the Rock. Ao escape movie that dosen'l validate the exploit seem s like an experiment Jn self·defeatism. Beyond that, the Richard Tuggle screenplay. based on a book by J . Campbell Bruce. gives us little rea· son_to. ca.re whether. E.aslwood and bis cohorts escape or not. He a rrives at the maximum se~urity facility on a wild, stormy night, and all we know ( MOVIE J __ RE_v_1i _w_ about him ll th1t he hatd SUCCll:illfUlly broktn out ol several pn11on11 before lntormatton that do.i11 n't euctly warm the! COC'klf'!I of Ouf hurt •' LATEa UE l S Joined tht'rt• by lht! Anc lln broth.,n c l''rcd Wu rd und J 1ck Thibt'aul, whom ht' had met "' a pr~vtous tncarct.'ratlon Swell • Now we have thr<'tl hardened cnmmals whol\e only motivation Ii, to break out of jail Theft' are other d\aru<'lt'r ulong lhe way, m06l ur whom i.et>m far more deserving of a taste or freedom There's Paul BenJamln. a saintly and majesllc black doing time for the killing of two Alabama rednecks "lo self-defense," he m aintains We believe him. There's Frank Ront10, a mild, bespectacled Italian w ith a pet mouse; Roberts Blossom, an elderly prisoner who loves to paint, and young Larry Hankin, whose mother is dying all likely candidates for the escape t~am FOR ONE ll EASON or another like Ronzfo dying of a heart attack "11>SSOm U&nl off hi!\ fingers. and Hankin belni too scored to move - we arti le(t with the three rburacters wt'. ca~ least about inching thelr way orr the Rock No showdown with the hrutul guards. Nol even, although the .'!ceno 111 set for it, a facing down of the inhl1man warden. Whol amazes in all this is that, pre· s umably. both Siegel and Eastwood 1$CA~I il'llOM ALCATllAZ l~•r•"-"ll PtOOuc•' Olfe<.lOf DotldldS1eoe1 E ••<1111.,. oroct..ur Aobttl Oele~ .... , .. ,.PIO Aocll••cl T1199le il'..W•lt-/0.LMae C- ( ••I C11n1 Eotwood, P"'"'~ McGoon•n Roller" 8to'50fn, J<Kt.. n1ltMt•u. frf'G W("•cl, Paul \.h·ntirf"l1n l •tt'f ..,.~nk.,n, l\ry'e M f•..Che' f r•n., POt\l•O Aunf'UnQ tu~ 111 m1nu1e, Mil'AA r.ti... il'G know their a udiences. After all, Slegel won his early reputation with "Riot in Cell Block II." probably the g rimmest. bloodiest prison picture of the 'S-Os. while Eastwood, in his own laconic way, found fame as the fear· less defender of his and society's right to Uve -and generally packing an out.sized pistol to enforce it. To watch him chjpping away at the ce· ment wall of his cell with a nail clip· per produces a strange sensation of character shrinkage. a heroic figure with nothing to be heroic about. WHILE IT REMAINS to be seen "lamr;.--::;:;:--, 90el9 MOIJ'I• "' ..,.., -.. , gg ~~I MOONWn~1 l ·-.,__ . ., .... a.11 ........... u + Buy 1>ne tic kd to :uw of the Carnival\ ridl'' and au r.1ction<; at the rci;:ular price and ral..c ,1 partnn aloni.: free. Two C<ln h.w<' the fun instead of o ne! Limit o ne coupnn pcl'" ,.i .. 11 rwr pC'rson. Go1•d Mondav·Tu(·,Jay· \\'L·dne-.day·Thur~Jay: I p. m .·6 p. m. lVERY i..,uMMI K nu. LHl.AM Of AMEHIC/\N YOUTH Go~~TO~UMMER CAMP- 1\NI> l"HL HU:if GOlOCAMPNOlfTH~rAH how Eastwood rans and Siegel de· votees will respond lo these un· characteristk innovations. ll must also be added that Crom the produc· ti on standpoint, "Escape From Alcatraz" leaves nothing lo be de· s ired. Production designer Allen S mith has perfo rme d the ex· traordinary feat or transforming the moldering prison. now a San Fran· cisco tourist attraction, intA> a wholly convincing approximation of how it must have looked in 1960. the year that Frank Morris C Eastwood l ar· rived on the Rock. Bruce Surtees has lit and pbotA>· graphed the gloomy pile lo em· phasize at all times not c;>nly its _op· pressively claustrophobic quality. but also the the sense of menace that hangs heavy in the air of a maidmum security facility. Ferris Webster, Eastwood's skilled in·house editor t and himself a form of maximum security l. plays the Inner tensions of the drama to the hilt. Des pit e these indis putable strengths, however. we are left with a movie that asks us to concern ourselves for the better part of two hours with the escape of three jailbirds we have tittle reason to root for. Eastwood and his pals may have nothing better to do with their time than chip away at cement, but l do ' MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY ":::::::· ,......, ... 17MM2 ..... -.. -....... , MOON 1.Ul a1,.1 (Y_AM_w,..,,....._ .. _I n u caAlff «"l 1M9U Sft--• lll'AH O'NIM THI MAIN IYINT 1N1 ~ NOUll CALU '"' ..... _..fl\ .. Sllf.AOlll IOCICY MINI """' onAT TIAIN IOllnY IHI ----IAllMA .......... ., ... -THI MMH MNTINI 'Wt NOUllCAUl c'91 STARTS TOMORROW IMA Pl.AlA HWUll' IMITUllT• ITAltUM CMUWMll 8tw ~29 ~39 H1111tlngton 9Nch IAl-0388 Oranoe 639-8770 (IWAllOI' H WA"OI' IADDUIAC• u• C•••aa ClllMA CPtlR £• T0to ~81 ~880 Or•no• 83•·3911 COSll MW 979·4141 .· "THE MAIN EVENT" (PG) .. MOON RAKER" (PG I "ROCKY 11'' IPGl "LOST ANO FOUND" "FAST BREAK" (PG) "NIGHT WING" !PG) "M l DNIGHT EXPRESS" CR) :·~DEER HUNTER"(~)~ MBLOODLINE" (A) "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" "THE IN·LAWS" (PG) 'WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE?'· "PLAYERS" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "OAWN OF THE DEAD" "THE HILLS HAVE EVES" (R) "THE DEER HUNTER" (R) "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" ALL. OA1va.1NS 011'1.N 6:)0P.M .... MT\.Y Ct111d V"aer 1 l ·,, .. vn1eu • l<lctdte 1'11.,••011110 CHUCH~ CHO l'G ~ ...J UP IN .-.~SMO~ CUNY I .ASTWOOD ESCAPE FROM A LCATRAZ .... 1 OAILY-1 15, 3 30, 6.00, 8•15. 10:30 ......... DAIL.'( PILOT DI I Plu1 HANOVER STR.EfT" CUNT l•~TWOOO I SC A Pl F•OM ALCAYRA1 ,.. Mon ·Fn 6 00 8 IS, 10 30 S a1.1Sun 1 15. 3 30 6 00 8 15, 10 30 __ ._.. _ _. ... 812 DAIL'Y P\LOT Tl'lurtday. July 12. 107t HEAL TH I AT YOUR SERVICE Antivenin Important Snake Bite TreatmentAMff..!!-! By D&. STCINCaORN O.ar •· ..._,.._: So ru-I've be I\ fortunate, ~camel'" MVer bHn anabbht n wlkJi. lraveJlDC lbro\llb awampt and dtHrta wbUe on "ualJon.. My wile tUt.a me I'm -'kll\l fOl' trouble. . t teU Mr I'm quite caretu.I. But uppoM I do 1ulfer • anabb4t.e? Wh a t'• the modern trutm nt! ~nyth.iai ~tter than Nlltloc Into tbe bite, l '-'Ckln1 O\lt the polaon and applyint a toumlquet and ace" Mr.G. I ( I I"-,_ J' oJ : I DEAR MR . 0 1'he fl<'t that you haven't meoUoned tbc UH ut 1nllvenln lndJcate. Lh•t tber are quilt> a lew new letchnlquet. Th.i tr•at.mcnt ol 11n11k"bltt ts 1Ull con trovtr&ial, but many expert.I have aareed on proceduro It'• important to adminlfller l1r1e amount.a of anllvenln lo a.raveoowtl)'. (Tryln1 first lo m11ke certain that tht\ patient lit not hypettenalUve lo ihe antivenin I I deally, coru1·ostuo1d11 and eplnephrhw 11 1 ,ooo I :-hould b-.. a vaUab\e. APPLY THE IOurtuqul•I abovt.• t he bite area, bu\ be sure It Is not tbo-tlaht lhtt able to slip a rtnaer under It> And don't release It pcrlodtcally. Kffp U. on If you can a et t•l lhe hoaplla l or doctor whhln an ho~r and a ball. It you're more than an hour and u half uway from help, lnclse the wound and •pply 111.1ctlon. 1'he ln· cllllOn need not be more than an inch long and aklndeep. But It's important to remember NOT to apply Ice as you s uggest· t>d . Mr G T his can i.everely in· JUrt• the tiss ues a nd produce t.eraou:. co mphcatlons H possible. -------- I All Photogrephl!;, Typograpn1ca1, Ci.rte.I and Printing Errora are Subject to Correctlotl. All Sal9 ll*nt SubJ9Ct to St~k on HaM. .. ..... 1'1lnl"""' ... 1171 .... D apply an lmprovlsed s plint to the extremlty. What's Important, of course. Is not to delay seeking medical or hospital help~ SOME BITES DO not cause symptoms immediately. But within an hour there may be swell· Ing and pain, followed by dizzi· oess. weakness. rapid, weak pulse. nausea, vomiting and shock. Once rortunate enough to be ad· milled to a hospital in time, the patient should be willing to remain at least 24 hours so that any late reactions may also be treated. D "Lio you have a i.upcrb red wme or nobk hl'rila~e. a~pd irr oakt'n barrels in cool cuvt•rns 111 tlw h1•.irt ol tlw "llll' tuuntr)., If not. I 'II have a bet>r " Got a problem? Then wnte lo Pat Dunn. Pal will cut red tape, gelling the answers and action you need 10 solve 1r.equ1hes m government and busmess Mad 11our QIJ('S!lons lo Pal Dunn. At Your SertJ1ce. Orange Coasr Oatly Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as posS1ble will be anStLered. but phoned mqumes or lettt>Ts Ml mclud1ng the reader's full name. address and busmes.~ hours· phone number cannot be considered Thi.~ column appears dai llJ except Sundays f._.po~ii Required Afit»r Dit·or<-t»? DEAR PAT: My husband and 1 always paid our utility bills promptly. When I tried to get ut1h· t~ service in my own name after we we re cl1 vorced. each company wanted me to make a l>tlable deposit. Isn't this discrimination? K .S., Santa Ana Ii could be. but there are seve ral sides to this i1-sue you ought to uderstand in order to exercise ~our ri~hts. A utility company might ask a newly ~ idowf'd or d ivorced woman to pay a deposit :.imply because there is no record of her name on her husband's account. But iI she requests an ac· count in her name and tells the utility company :-he bad previous service in the name of her husband, the utility must consider bis good credit history as hers too. If the husband's utlllty credit was bad. oot on· ly could the wife be asked to pay a deposit or get a lt-Uer of guarantee. she may be asked to pay off her husband's old debts before service ls connecl· ,d. Because or the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. she has a chance to prove that her hu!iband's bad credit history did not reflect her own wllUngness or abiUty to pay. For example, If she could prove tihe didn't live with him when the> account was ovl'rdUf>, the company mu.t taltt: that Into con· •iderallon. Maybe she nevC'lr K•w tbf. blll• or dldn't know tht•y wf'rc> overduC'l hut paid ttulm a" '""'" •" "h .. found out -all that mu.t IMl tonald..,,,d tcpn. It 11hf' c-an convlnf' .. thf' utlllty <'«tmp•ny ahr w111 not '1"espon11lhlf' for thr pot h•d c•rr dlt hh1tory, lh1• \'Onlpl.tny m u11t llft lb rf'quJrrmr nt11. If 11h,. t•an'l c·on vlnc-,. chrm, 1Chr 'll havr t.o r••Y • dr 1H111H flt l(fll a letter 11( l(ua ranl.e!r l 'tHllH A•·•·ou1tl H•-allfl f 'rrflll O f:/\R ttt:t\IU•:KN. /\ utlllty fttc-ount l" a cr«>dlt at•eolmt. Vou ... , 11rrvlt" now and pay for It latt-r. Utility rornpanlr11 lu:11p a rr.tort1 of your l(ood or had paymrnt p•tt..rna, and thlf• rrrf>rd I" )'f>Ur utility urdlt hl•tmy. 1}e ,.;qui ('rf"dll Op· rmrtunlty Act ha11 ~umr vr,ry #JMlCUk rult111 about <'OnKldt'rlnte crrdlt hllftorl"•· which utlllty com· panit•11 mu!'lt follow. tllltlf'll frequently rflqulre a conllumer lo 'make a dePo11U or aet a letter of guarantee from 11omeune wbo wUI aflret to pay the bill If lbe con· ~umtr dof1n•'l. Under the law, requiring a depoillt ;tJr letter of guarantee cu be the ume tblog as de· nylng credit. fl'" fltH,.lly all rlgb& for a utlllly to ask for • depotlt If you have a bad utlUty credit history or if you're a new customer and the utility routinely requlrH all new cuatomers to pay de· 'PO•lt•. Wbe1»ever you're denied credit -Including utUlty credit -yoa bave UH! rtgbt to know the peclflc reason. If you ere alked to pay a deposit, .••le for a ttatOD ln wrllla1 before yoo pay It. If you ~an't wan for the bookap, pay the deposit under protest. Write "Paid Under Protest" on your cbeek ud eacloae • note sa11D1 yoa think you aibo•t••t laave to pay aad wily. If you pay wUIJna· ly, , ... may be ••lvl11 your rtC)lt to bow Ute 1peetfk reMOa wlay. : If yoa feel you've received tlle11I treatment by Y°"' .wtty ffmpa1y, wrke Ute FllC, "Utility Credff." W....,._, D.C ...... Tiie £41ual Credit ()ppe,._.., Act alee an. .. ladlYNDal eoaHmen &e take Jesal attt. aaalilll& napa1h1 viola&lnt tlte •••• y .... , ... , ... dllc ....... poolMllty .. ~ ... u.ney. ' get Into hot water end savel Dependable. et- llclent gas water neotera. Gtesa hned tanks. rapid hot waaor recovery 11y11tems. 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' ..... ~-- 2666 HARBOR BLVD. IN COST A MESA PHONE 546-7080 HOURS• WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 • SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 . . . .. ... . ..... -····--· INSIDE: •Erma Bombeck •Horoscope •Ann Landers ~v July 11 1 IH\l DAIL V 111L01 0.1ly P1IOI Sl~fl PllOlo Ir( P.,r1c1t 0 '0-11 Tom Johnson teams with his father. Ferd Johnson. on the venerable 'Moon Mui/ms ' cartoon strip. Artist's 'Touch' Light Newport Beach cartoonist p okes fun at Orange County issues By DENNIS McLELLA!'ll Of ti.. DltlY Ptlot St•fl Two paramedics rush down a halt t1J ht>lp a motorist whose car hos 1ust crashed through the guard roil. ··Good news. mister!" Mys one o/ the paramedics. "The state says only two more years till somethmg's going to be done to f1X Laguna Canyon Rood!" A half dozen womed-tooking tudges .uand m a po/Jee line-up undergomg the scrutiny of a gmy·haired gentleman. "Gosh, Mr. Diedrich," a policeman says to the man, ''don't any of them look like the right one? .. A harried Cllmpa.ign worker clutches the telephone receiver .. , must hove a bad connection,'· she says. "Suddenly everyone down at Democratic headquarters sounds like a Republican.·• The targets of the above editonal cartoons are pure Oraoge c.ounty. And the man w ielding the ank d ipped barb t!> '17 -year-old Tom Now She's ACDiP By ROBIN m'O 01 tlle O•ily ,., ... St.Ill .Johnson of Newport Beach. an old h<md in thl' eartoon field . For 2J 'ear!> he has been teamed with tu:. ·rather. Ferd Johnson, on the venerable "Moon Mullins," a cartoon strip that appears in 150 newspapers . .. I thought the local viewpoint should not be for gotten." says Johnsoo, who bas been turning out week Iv editorial cartoons for the Dai- ly Pilot since last August . ''I think it's fun being a ble to make a comment on things from lime to time. There's usually enough going on down here that needs noticing." JOHNSON SAYS HE HASN'T real· ly stirred up an y hornets' nests. But his light touch has poked at numerous Orange County issues. shaker!' and movers The Board of Supervisors bas beeo a frequent target. "D1l'drich was a ~old mine," says th e solt-::.pokt·n .John::.on, described Like any new man on the block. the California Highway Patrol officer is learning to spot drunk drivers. maneuver the patrol car and write tickets and accident reports. Except thjs new officer is a woman. Valerie Lewis, 21. of Newport Beach re- cently graduat~d from the Hjghway Patrol Academy near Sacramento and is finishjng her training in Los Angeles. She admits most citizens react differently when they discover the CHP otricer is a woman. ••1 HAVEN'T HAD anybody fight me but sometimes they watch their language. "They're either nice or worse because they think they can take advantage of you." she says. But taking advantage of Ms. Lewis isn 'l The new California Highway Patrol officer is a woman. easy. She's tall, attractive and doesn't like be· Ing pushed around. She modestly admits she's .. better than mos\" at shooting and stuck through five months at the Academy when three out of seven women in her class quit during the first three weeks. Men and women fared the same if they didn't meet physical requinments. They failed. "COMPAllED TO most girls I'm a lot atronger. But you go up there (academy) and you're the p:lts. You have to try bard. "But seoerally <women are) toward the end of the pack," abe says. Women reported a week early to 1et used to food, quartets, IUDS and pbys.ical tral.niDI. Ma. Le.ts says women were treated dif · ferently at the academy. lnltructors usually picked women to demonatr•te equipment or tecbnlques before the clap. by one fnend as "very tall. but a low profile type with dry humor and a quick pen." "Anthony probably will be once he gets going. The airport seems lo be in people's minds, the offshore oil thing and freeways, of course. "I suppose if there were no pro- ble ms, there wouldn't be any political cartoons.·· Although Johnson and his father oc:casiooaUy touch on current events in "Moon Mullins." the political humor is relegated solely to Tom's weekly editorial cartoon. FOUR MORNINGS A WEEK the father-son team holes up in a second floor Corona del Mar office building on Coast ffighway to work on "Moon Mullins." The tiny. cluttered studio is piled high with old news papers. magazines. rough drawings and other odds and ends. Johnson recalls once attempting to cl ean house. Il e threw out his .. 'l'be1 teaUy didn't do it on purpose, it juat bappeGed that way. Nobody liked it. That just llldat extra woft for UI (women)," lhe says. But at leatt tnatructors "didn't ( ... llU'S A CBIP, Pa•• Cl) Valerie Lewis! Newport Beach, recently graduated from the Highway Patrol Academy near Saoramento. • .. • • • CJ father's trash can only to later learn that "he uses that for a file." M aoning their drawing boards. Tom and Ferd, 74 , keep six weeks ahead on the daily strip and 12 weeks aheadontbeSundaystrip. They brainstorm the week's car toon ideas on Mondays and Ferd begins penciling in the daily stnps. which Tom letters and inks. Tom also roughs in the Sunday strips . His father goes over them for corredions or improvements beforC' Tom inks them in. Fe rd Johnson was Frank W11larcfs a ssis tant (Willa rd was .. Moon Mullins' .. originator> for 35 year.. and took over the strip aftl'r Willard's death m the mid 1!150!> "l'M QUITE SURE I have a better assistant than Willard did." say~ the senior Johnson "He <Toml is the backbone of this thing now.·· The Johnson and Johnson cartoon team began in 1956 when Tom, Just out of the a rmy and attendrng Art Center School 1n Los Angeles. began helpinlt his father during Willard's ill· ness. HC' began by inking in the lettering and b11ckground!> and "gradually got (Se4• LIGHT TOU<'H, Pag<' C2) Peter Prineiple Not Always True For years he"s walked around droopy-eyed and stooped·hipped, with his malled. flea-bitten tail dragging barely off the ground. Though a m ere 5 years old. Peter. my yellow dog -who was rescued from the local Humane Society al the tender age of six months -has been rapidly advancing toward old age and feeblemindedness. BUT TWO VEARS ago. he was like a different dog. Prior to being hit by a car. which resulted in a severely broken hip, Peter loved lo smell Oowers and was fond of jumping •eight-foot fences to tas te freedom. The part cocker spaniel and parl terrier , at that llme. re- fused to believe limits could be placed on bis super-canine abilities. In actuality. Peter considered himself the Clark Gable of the neighborhood. With a girl in every back yard. Peter moved frequenUy from Scarlet O'Hara to Scarlet O'Hara. And Peter Clark Gable loved wblte poodles. onEN THE MASTEll or the heroine or Peter's afrectlon didn't thla.k much or tbe mutt1s courtship. So Peter Clark Gable i;pent much of his time in the pokey -or as it is usua1Jy ca lied : The Dog Pound. His incarceration was the fre-quent cause of my telephone rmging dunng the night. This was beeause the number on the tag hanging around Pete r's lov· ing neck was mine. In addition to the inconve- nience of dnving clear across town to rescue Peter Clark Ga- ble. there was always the addi· tional annoyance of bail money and other fines. Each lime dear Pete r was ar· rested. the bond was doubled. This caused me to think unkind· ly of him. Especially when I purchased an expensive chain to hold him to a patio post inside the eight-foot fence and he still manage d Houdini feats to escape. THEN HE WAS struck by a tut and run driver and came whim- -pering and dragging his broken body home one afternoon. His re- gular pbys1cian couldn't perform the operation and recommended a specialist. The specialist performed the dellcate operaUon for a sizeable fee , and Pet.er t lark Gable spent <See llOMO, Page CU . f _.. ................ ,.~ ~~ _....._~,,.. '"""""'""""' ·~,._~...... .,,. -·--· --~ -.............. ._.. ...... , ........................ --·· ....... ,,........ ................. ___ ._.._._. _ _.... ____ .._ t DAl. Y fl'tl OT Thuraday, July 12. 1179 AJewport Beach artist Tom Johnson creates weekly editorial cartoons for the Daily Pilot • Light ·Touch ' ;,: *•. . <From Paae cu rains I have two routes .. • • .. .. :: in deeper," Johnson says . • He had graduated from Stanforo a!> J an advertising·lllustralion major. :: be sa,ys, ''but I kind or drifted into • • this (cartooning) and decided this Do any of the boys display an m terest in drawing" ''A lot of it shows up on the walls." he says. "Chris has gre at imagina tion and likes to draw elaborate sorts of visual stones . He gets a kick out of doing that." Johnson commuted to Los Angeles e very day. he says , until he con- vinced his father "how great it is down here" and Ferd and bis wife Doris moved to Newport. might be the way." Johnson recalls that ln the e arly days of their partnership there were occasional argume nts over what's funny and what's not funny. Johnson hlmseU began drawing at ao early age. ''l always seemed to be the best artist in class-until I got to art school," he s ays "I worked on the humor ma gazine at school and the yearbook." Johnson still drives to Los Angeles several times a week. however. Half of his work week is devoted lo doing artwork for television commercials and educational films . "We don't do that much anymore," he adds with a smile. Although Johnson g rew up with "Moon Mullins" and they have been together professiona lly 23 years, the c artoonist reveals that he never much liked Moon when he was a boy. JOHNSON SAYS HE ENJOYS wor king with his father. Then he laug hs and says, ''It's kind or run do· ing the political one beca use he does n 't get a chance to make any corrections on it." JOHNSON'S EARLY YEARS we re spent living in nume rous cities and states including Chicago. Florida. New York City. Connecticut. Maine, Wisconsln and Los Angeles. "t can remember. God help me. liking 'Nancy,· " he says, then laughs. "But l gre w out or that." "I also liked the Disney characters and Lll' Abner. And Superman. or course." Johnson lives in Newport Beach with his wife. Anne, a former model <she was an Ivory Soap girl and a Camel cigarette girl) and the ir four "Willard liked t o move around u lot." he explained. "I can remember trave ling a lot when I was a sm all boy ... Bul the artist obv1ou!>ly "drifted" into tbe right profession The s al!sfaction or cartootUng Cor lh<> lov.-k f'y, soft -s poke n Tom J ohnson comes from "being a ble to <.'ome up with a w1sc crack and hav- ing it Wldely read .. • s ons. Douglas, Bradford, ~hris and Brooke. aged 7 through 12. Both Douglas and Bradford have Daily Pilot paper routes . Johnson du· Jy notes. adding wryly, "and when it In the late '40s WiUard and the Johnson family moved Lo Beverly Hills where the Johnsons lived until Tom and Ms wife moved to Newport Beach in 1967. Bratty Girl Blames Mother O E A R A N N the alcoholic or com- l..ANDERS: What can a pulsive gambler ,nother say to a 14-ycar-I know because I a m old girl who is spoiled . o ne I ha ve t h ree di s obedient, di s -c hildr e n . a greci t r e s pectful . and who hu s band . l ovely s creams. "I know I'm a neighbors . a nd plenty to rotten kid but it's yo ur do. The te lephone. to ·'ault. You raised me." m e , is like a bottle to an l raised her all right a lcoholic. Onct> 1 start. I . He r father was too busy can't quit. I've made a , playing golf. ~oing fish-fool of myself dozens of •rng a nd trave ling t o times. keeping !)('Opie on sales confe rences. He the phone too long, rattl- never could spare the ing on and oo -until time to give me a hand they s ay, "I really must with this girl. I need a n go ..... 3 o s we r . Ann My "sickness" has re - T O N G U E T J E D s uited in burned dia- M OTHER IN AP . ne r s. c hildren 's a cc1- PLETON dents. missed appoint- DEAR MOTHER: Un· ments and m a rital tie your tongue and teJf p roble m s. but I was your daughter, "Yes, I hopelessly hooked. Once raised you and I 'm sorry l started talking on that I didn't do a better job. d o g g one mac hine . I If you don't Uke Che way couldn't quit. you are, then make som e tbing better of yourself. People can change lr they are will· • ing to work at it. Be my suest.'' D E A R A N N LANDERS : Regarding 'thP letter from the gal with "t e le pho nitis": Don't you know. Ann, that these people are not necessarily lonely or ,b o r e d . as y o u s o . charita bly s uggested " -1hey are sick, just like . . Last week 1 finally rea - lized how sick I was. After dialing several numbers and finding no one at home. I actually called a casua l acquain- t a nce who lives 2,000 mile s awa y. I was mortified when s h e didn't remember who l was. It's going to take a lot or will powe r but after tl?a t hurniliating ex · p e rience, I 'm d e - . .· .. ••• Romo termined to beat thi:. ad· diction. l would advise othe rs like me to do the follow ing : when you feel lhc urge to get on the phone . imagme the person you want to call is in the middl e of doin g s om ething crucial. <She probably is.) Then -consider your s elf·respect. Don't be so conc eite d as to t hink that anyone wants to s pe nd hours listening to you. I learned the hard way . -BURBANK BLABBERMOUTH DEAR B U RB : I wonder bow ma ny vic- tims of Phone Cord Fever felt uncomfort•· ble while reading your letter. U so -take the ''cure,'' fol.ks. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our good frie nd <we'll call her Pall is 13 years old. She has tMs problem of wet· t ing her pants whenever s he get s t o laugh i ng hard. We have neve r s aid anythin~ to he r abo ut it becaus e we don't want to embarrass the girl. but s he has ruined sever a l chairs and sofas and som e carpeting . What causes this sort Ann Landers or thing lo happen and wh at can be done a boul it? FRIENDS WHO WANT TO HELP D E AR FRIENDS: In "The Ann Landers En· cyclopedia," there is a chapter calle d , "Laughte r and Wet Pants." It was written b y a distin g uis h ed urologist, Russell Roth , of Erie, Pa. He points oot that tbis embarrass· tng thing oft.en happens to women who have bad • oumbu or c hildren whe n the musculature in that a rea bas broken down. lo younger girls, it's aaaally because they drink great quantities of liqulda and tbea get too busy to "go." Women wbo have this problem s hould see a urologist. Often a fe w s titches <done in a doc· tor's office> will solve the problem. In Pat's case. a doctor might em · pbaslze the Importance of c hanging her bladder habits. DEAR A N N LANDERS: Some lime ago you said. "Death is perm anent." How dare you atte mpt to destroy t he fervent hope and prayer o( ALL people - that the dead will o ne day be brought back lo life! Shame on you, Ann ! -U.S. COURT HOUS E EMPLOYEE DEAR U .S. EMP LOYEE: Sorry you took me literally. I hereby aJter the st•te· ment. "Death ls tem· porary." Sound better? ( Singles Caleftdar ) ... _____________________________ _ f' MAN WOMAN INSTITUTE: A "People Sampler" led by Emily Coleman will be held on J uly t1 in Costa Mesa. Information : (213) 828·8949 . 1' .r , .( ii ~ >. ~ f. '· f: ~ } <From Page Cl) the next two weeks in the in- tensive care ward or the animal hospital where he was awakened in the morning by yow Ung cats. When be returned home with a s ilve r pio in h is hip and permanently neutered for his own good, Peter no longer gave anyone a full paw shake. He bad changed and had become a moper and a moody growler. Peter Clark Gable no longer had any interest in jump. inc fences or in tallting to white poodles. THEN n.A.SR BULB . a lost, litUe white boy dog, joined the family. Re refused lo let Pet.er alone and bounded him by nUl· niDJ around lD circles and nlp- plnl a t tbe elder dog's tail. Al ftnt Peter hid from the Ut- tle do1. 'lbeo he began smlllna IEA SUMMEI ILOMD WITHOUT IOOTS Cal ~ again and a week later Peter was teaching Flash Bulb how to fight and bark. Tbe puppy showed Peter how to chew the human family's socks and taught him to again overturn trash cans. On warm afternoons, they lay together baring their flea-ridden pink bellies to the sun. A few days later. Peter Clark Gable rorgot be was old and grouchy. THAT'S WHEN I found bim in the front yard. He'd gone back to bis old habit of Jumping etiht· foot fences and when I dis- covered him be was wllb a cute little white poodle from across the street. He hasn't gone to jail again - yet. But Pet.er Clark Gable bas deflnllely rediscovered bis youth. It's only a matter ot t.lme. NEW JEWISH SINGLES: Jewish singles between 28 and 55 are invited lo attend a dis· cusaion o n Friday, July 20. Information: Steve, 963-1877. GROWING T HROUGH DIVORCE: Coastline Community College is presenting a divorce recovery workshop on Saturday, July 7, in Costa Mesa. Information: 96J.()8U. SINGLE EXPERIENCE: "An Introduction to Hypnosis" will be the topic of a program on Friday, JuJy 13. Information: 997-9600. EXPLORING SINGLENESS: "Whal ls Your Body Saying?" will be the loplc of a dis· c ussion at the Advanced Health Center in Newport Beach on Friday, JuJ..y 13. Inform•· Uon: 975-0700. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: A group for singles over 39. Information: Alice Forney, 751·1~. BALBOA SKI CLUB: For lnformaUon about summer activities, call Wayne Hoover MS-7979. FEAR OF n YING? Take The Firtt Step To Takt-Off CAt t FOR BROCHURE (714).546-3610 . t lCI. 4102 ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE ( Boroseope ) FalDAV, IVLY 13 -., SYDNEY OMAJl& Aaas Cllar. 21-Apr. 19): Steady pace wtm -approach to problems. alluaUona abould be calm. Avoid ln· flammatory atatemenl. undue' rbetortc. You're on brink of dis· covery. good fortune. Know it, be qulet within, make an ally or one who la temporarily lncapacitated. TAVllUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Em· phaals on pleaaure principle, fond hopes and wishes, baie of romance. Forces are scattered. Don't make commitment. Give full play to curiosity -ask questions, plant seeds. You soon will regain sense of security and direction . GEMINI (May 21-June 20): .Establish territory. claim. What seems a defeat can be transformed into a triumph. Aquarius. Scorpio persons figure ln scenario. Accent on authority, employer. career. busi- ness, ability t.o put policies into ef· feet . CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Good Moon aspect coincides now with journey, special publication. long. distance communication . Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure prominenUy. Get concepts, formats on paper -and protected. LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): Home re- pairs, investments could dominate. Be receptive t.o requests by family. Key is gentle persuasion. diplomacy. Remember gift for special occasion, anniversary. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio natl ves figure prominently. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Lie low. go s low -check legal as pects, nuances. Spotlight on partnership, marital status. willingness to see places, people in realistic light. Define t.erma, be aware at rlebtl ad permlsslona. Heed couuel ot OM who proved loyalty in put. LIBaA (Sept. 23·0ct. 2Z>: Pnc· tlcal ialuet command attention. Ac· cent on work, health, keeptns prom- ise to one who depend• upon ,you. Favor la repald. Caprlcom,' Cancer persons flgw-e prominently. Order is confirmed. You'll have more work and greater opportunity for reward. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Style is imprinted-more persons become aware and a re attracted to you. Know it, be confident, take a chance on your own capabilities. Aries, Libra figure prominently. An assign- ment will be completed. SAGl1TABIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Break new ground. Build oo solid base for security. Leo, Aquarius figure in scenario. Stress indepen- dence. maturity. discipline necessary to learn ruJes before breaking them. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19 >" You get message from relative which could result in short trip, visit or in- vestment. Another Capricorn, a Cancer and Pisces rigure prominent- ly. Ideas prove profitable -if you follow through with development pro- gram. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Ac- cent on paying, earning, coUecting, setting record straight. Expand horizons without spreading effort.s too thln. Gemini, Sagittarius natives play "compelling" roles PISCES (Feb. 19·M ar. 20): Efforts pay dividends -cycle is such lhat you make the most of opportunities. Restric tions. obstacles can be tran sformed into stepping·s tones. ln- t u 1t1on. judgment a re on target. Know it and be confident. You'll win! IRAHDOH ROSENBERG ISMOW WEDDING FLOWERS Erqurs1t(y Arranged Tu You r Personal Taste 1 , 11•, 1 I' •otl T>tnn1 r l'lll'T I"' f tc DOING HAIR AT Luzutta l«nard DesiCJft P1crza . 240 N.wporl Cefthr Dr. ~:;: p;; 647:U~ l8J-t·F ~ewpon 81\id . ~~ M.wporl lecKti 640-6023 Announcing a Summer~ram For Teens! Jot n •hhot"'l ~,,..,,.. f't \ i:'I,., I'" t i«•1•I ~Vll•f''' ' C•' 11 ... t .... ' f' ~ 1·11 '" t "~"'""1T't'"1 'h-.-r. r.! '-·•' t· ' hiel'W rr~ lt'P' 1 , •• , r ;n r •'' • ,1 , ' ,. ' 1 l<l·Jr 1-.ntr ..,nt• CO TA l\IESA, CALIF. 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Two deced •10 Or Geortt Lo.T..anov, 1 Bulaanao paycb•at.rlst. combtned bu ~.nowted1e o1 tM po"r ol &UJlJJHllon wtth hia at\Ktles ol th mei:aQf')' IYl~mt aod rela.xadoo urerclJ.el ol In· dlan .)'OCia. The retult la Suace1topedia, ' revoJutioaaty t.eachJJ'I mdbod ln wh ch &luckitinllJ learn forelan laquqe1 at an acctilerated n .tl" At the end of • Q2 hour .-A"alnnina languaaie rourae. aludt-nta arc expecVACt to have a reco1nl- Uon voubu.lary of :t.000 v10nta and a spe•klni vocabulary of more than 't,.n> words ThU ls arc:ompta hrJd , lo part, lbrou1h the use of clus1cal mustc .md relauUon tt-cbnjques In the cluaroom This crtialt'3 u ~taxed atmo. .. pheN-II\ wh1eh students ~rnt• •.nort· open and re<'eptive to teaming and art: a ble to Increase their reten lion "111£ STUDENTS ltEDISCOVER the JOy of learning," said Charles E Schrrud, who will conduct a 1JC Irvine e xtens ion workshop on Sug gestopedi<A lhis Fnday and Saturday. "~it.h poc,1tive s uggestJons and encoura ge- ment m a warm atmosphere we can transcend our present (learning> hm1tallons," be said. _ Sch~d is founder and director of Language U'I Ne w Di mensions. a 3-year-old San Francisco scbool lhat uses the Lozanov learning method. The UCI extens ion workshop, which will provide an introduction to the technique, will meet from 7 to lO p.m. fo'nday and all day on Saturday in Physical Science room 114. Registration can be m ade at the first meet- ing. Further information is available from UCJ extension. 833·:>414. Schmid said he learned of Lozanov about 10 O.llr Piiot Plloto "' P•ltk-0 •0 00 .... 11 Charles E. Schmid years ago by reading a book. "Psychic Dis· l'overies Behind the Iron Curtain ... LOZANOV, WHO FOUNDED the Inst itute for Suggcstology in Bulgaria in the early 1960s. began test ing to SN~ how much a person can learn when relaxed, explained Schmid. "We all have e normous capacities for learn· mg,·• he said, adding that Lozanov established that most people use only about six percent of their learninR capacity. •• • She's a CDiP < F •:om Page Ct> yell as much · at. them . she notes Ms. Lewis. who 1s single, had an easier time a way from 'nom c t han her married coun- terpa rts. lier roommate flew home to Los Angeles every wef kend to see her husband. Ms. 'u wis admits s he expected the women an her r lass to be strong and forceful "'. thou~hl they w~rc going to be real Amll.zons but they were JUSt like me. Even sho•,1.er." shf> says Ms. Le wis works out twice a week and runs two or three milt.'S, occasionally a six-mile "fun run." She works out or the Torrance st ation in South Los An~eles whe re officers double up at night because the area is ''pretty rough.·· she says. She has yet to use her gun but has no qualms of shooting to save her own or another life. 1 "SOMEBODY HAS TO BE on your side, .. s he .says She ln es to treat citizens fairly but "tenses" mor e with somP tha n others "You·re playing the odds H's not like you're pre1udiced or anything, but if the odds lean one way (toward violence I you're going to get tense." she says. Ms. Lewis says she hasn't encountered much opposition as the new female officer . The station has four other women officers. "The ones <officers > who aren't nice don't h a ng a round and I "don't pay any attention to t hem . But some are real}-y helpful ," s he says SHE PATROLS WITH three different officers during the 45-day training penod She likes two b ut is apprt•hensive about the third offi cer who "yells a lot ." "I can hear him sometimes." she says. lier ma an concern is p leasing her super iors. ''The main pressure is from your training officers to do well It overpowers what would ht! normal stre:-,s," like a rrests and other police work, she says Procedures for even minor traffic violations are difficult to rcml'm ber ''I'm s u ll learnm~ I do tt wrong all th1· lime.·· s he !>ays MS. LEWIS WEARS a bulletproof vest un- der her uniform. though ll isn 't required. Of- ficers must kt'ep the wool uniforms clean and ea ch receives a $250 clothing allowance yearly. "That doesn't even cover your dry cleaning bill ... she says. She also carries a baton and mace. which she learned to use at th{' acade my "You don 't fight fair. you fight to get it over wit h The longer you go (fighting> you're going to get hurt uncl rip your uniform. "And u $50 pair or pa nts is something to think about." she s ays Ms . Lewis became involved with police work when she joined the Newport Beach Police De partment Explorer post while attending Corona del Mar High School. "l'D BE EN IN GIRL SCOUTS as fa r as l could go but that d1dn 't have any backbone to 1t. · • she says . She attended Golden West College a nd UCI and was two quarters a way from a degree in social :.caencc when she Joined the highway patrol. She plans to "eventually" return and finish her dei:rce Ms . Lewis says he r friends are from church and school or ganizations rathe,. tban police work While most have "gotten used " to her job. she's lost a few friends since high school. ''It's not that I'm a cop or anything. I'm JUSt not into s moking. drinking and dope." she says. lier family is generally supportive of her new job althou~h her mother 1~ a bit uncertain. Ms. Lewis says "l'M T HE BABY of the family and she kind of wonders wherc she went wrong. ··My two brot hers ~~t a kic k out of it though It's enterta ining." she says. Ms. Lewis would like to get married in "five ye ars" but probabl y not to a police m an. :1lt hough she wouldn't mind dating a fellow of· firer . Tan Fan Reverses Opinion Boy. you don 't know what to belie ve anymore Remember when tan was healthy and pale was sick? l do. Back in Ohio, I dedicated four months oul of every year of my life to getting a tan. My ul- timate goal was to turn brown before Jan Reeves did. I never ma de it. .JAN WAS ONE of those women whom I sus· pect hung out all winter under a bulb in the refrigerator. greased up when she stood under a Ughted theater marquee. and turned bronze when she strung Christmas tree Ughl'\. H I dragged out to the community pool right after Easter with a coat over my terminal goose bumps. there she'd be anointing her brown body with baby oil. She couldn't have tanned more evenly if she had been revolving on a barbecue spit. When J appeared she'd look over her large sunglasses and say, "You feeling better?" I felt like a naked chicken. We all bad a Debra Pagel wish. T ans made your clothes look better . your teeth whiter. and besides, they a nnounced to the world lhal you had time to loll. I PERSONALLY found being "into s weat" a bore and was relieved when il was discovered Club Calendar nms each Wedne&d4y in the Daily Pilot and contains notice• of 100me11's and service club mtttings and events open to the public /or the /oUowmg week. Send notices to Club Calendar. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 15'10. Coita Mt1a. CA 92626. Incl .. your Mme and ~ number. NoUces must be in our hoftdt lhrte wtek.t fn advance of on event. ~tuNa aN! limited to major fund-roitert Optn to the J*bhc. To rtqtM!at a picture. wnte or colt the Feature Otpartrnent, 442-4321. beh~t11 2 and 5 p.m. Photo rt· ~•t• art honor.a on o fPC1Ce available bom. 'E,...a Bomlleck to be not only unhealthy but t urned you into Doria n Gray. People have done a complete about-face. No wom an wants to admit any more that she suns herself. If you find one who is toasty brown. she'll stamme r. •·1 got this in the garden pulling weeds." or "Can you believe I played goU on a n overcast day?'' It makes me suspicious that if sun has only reeently turned into a villtln. maybe it's only a matter ol Ume before someone figures out lhat carrots cause cavities, roaches are a status symbol. glasses make you look sexy. giving birth is good for your figure. jogging makes you fat and small cars are gas hogs. Somehow. I can't get used to telling people who are tan. "Gosh. you look so brown. Have you been sick? You know. you ought to set aside just a couple or hours a day to get out or the sun mor e." DRESSMAKING AT IT'S FINEST! We ere proud to have one of Encino's finest dressmakers In our shop. We will be happy to help with your Wedding Gown. Oebulant~ Gowns a Gowns for all those 1 i..~(% Sum1T1er Parties. While In our shop. I IC enjoy browsing through all of our unlQue handmade items 10p $Q9C10!4l!l'IO II\ HandmoOt Ct~ CullOm Wc:vlt ~ 389 E. 17th St. (In Wetepot1 lq.-IM) Coete Meae • MS-0924 Allhough lhe extension workshop will focus on learning languages, Schmid said the method can be used lo teach any subject. Seventeen grade schools in Bulgaria and three in Austria currently use the method, he said. By the end or lhe Uurd grade, s tudents have finished fifth grade work, including begin- ning algebra. "They teach math by using operas," be not- ed, emph'asizing the importance of playing m usic in lhe classroom . SCHMID SAID T HAT during the workshop he plays classical music while reading a text· book lesson lo the students. This creates a n at· mosphere in which the students are receptive. ·'The words sort of surf along with the volume and tempo of the music so it rides into the subconsc1ous." he said. "It goes into the long-term memory ba nk and stays longer." He also acts out a short story In ItaLian. This allows the s tudents to associate his actions and intonations with the foreign vocabulary. He also has stude nts do skits and play ga mes in Italian. "It's fun." he said. "It's a defocus on the learning process The focus 1s on the games and play It calls upon their spontaneity and creativtty." Noting that the learning cnethod is "stress- rree" and one m which team ing barriers are down. he said . "we lry ln ~el lhl' students into ti sort of r{'laxcd awarenes!> .. Because so many students dislike school . Srhmid believes the United States IS ripe ror the introduction of Suirneslopedia in the classroom. "With this (method > they love teaming," h~ said. ''They enJOY ~chool That 's fairly revolu u on a ry " 'That s prNI ~ C'l<1..,1• to hom€o· i\ lot of pl'oplc r offacer::.1 \\OU Id talk and then· JUl>l 1sn 't any pnvary .. But t h<-r1' s ro mantically dating iind ther{''s JU:.l ~01n1-t out for ti ~ood time." ::.hl' says Ms Le wis do1·i-n 't plan to make tht• ll1gbway Patrol her <"art.·rr "lT TAKF:S A I.OT of y«::ir~ and I ran't pH' tun• retiring from th1!> JC1b But thl·n I can l '-tt: a lot or thing~ "Who know!) \.\ht•n• I II Ix• 10 a ycu"· sh1· say~ For now, Off1 c<:r Lewis 1s learning to handlt• the amaz('d n 1act1on of c1t1zens. especially childre n who often ask in astonishment. "Are you a girl"" "Yeah. Arc yo1.1"" Bustan1antP ANTIQUES Show and Sale .luly 12. l:J. 1.1, 15 lll·Butiful inH•t1tmt·nt~ J for you lo t>njoy ~ !'!plendid untiqut·.--furnitun-. u<"C't"tll!Orit>tt, tim<'·(l roH'n to t•nltunt:t• totlu y'" lh in~~ Db•neyland llot~I Con\t·n1ion <:f·111t•r ) l:>O "\\'. Ct·r r it1111 1-10 p.111 .• ~'"'· l ·h S'.?..30, \\ilh all S:?.:?:>: < hlldn•n unJl'r I:! fs'r.• Friday ool>" Srn1or l'1U:troi.' IJay admission !t BRANDON ROSENBURG '\ t, , /1 t (•/' t f/11// I 1\{'1 1/t/'to //., f t/,111. I Ir/\ /fllt d(/: ;, I 1, 1 ' ,/II ,1,/i,11/11•• 111/•t I .. 'I.I I I"'" l I I • I . 1'• 1 • .ll· I , I II , .. ,, .I 1i:, •l/,/ti.i/ / ... ,,, , .. , I/(' I ,,, ( .rll 11••11 o1 11d 111,1i l \•1111· ,, .. ,.;,11,, 11111/11/ Design Plaza 240 Newport Center Or Sulle 220 phone 640.6023 GUARANTEES THE LOWEST PRICES AllYWll ERE! See why Orange County has shopped and saved with 2 Ways to Buy! Compare the Savings for Yourself! YOU'VE IOI OUR NAME ON 11! r.omoarp ff)I "'"'"'"" NH ~11n.-, t v off,.""' .tll tnr '""''urtt• hJ '"" in tJ"on•vn1 c;,"' "~' .. m f();f( tl ru"•' f\I Wtl" ComovllM f:(Mf , 1.)(1 . ... s;;~~e S 5 S 9 95 tlOOl l .... ,, -IQ f] .. 'QOt\.41 C.&t\I .. tn<J(Jfll'I w1rh '°""" 1t'fol•t,.,. h l0. A l [Vfl (I~ P[Rl 0 R'-4AN(l ('QN<",10fR£0 U NA rTAfN .. 9 1 ( UN f t\ NOW' Or<til"lary TV' ott••r J f't..' •1mJl"lit 6'fi0 tin t•' 1.t '•'\Ol1Jllot)r'I ,, ...... , ...... •I••" JlO ._. .. ,.. ........ 3-Cycle Wash Selection In· eluding Power Scrub Cycle Energy Saver Drying Oplion Sell-Clean Filtering Sysrem Low Energy Convecllon Ory Quiet PermaTut Interior Sound Insulated JUST 2 EXAMPLES OF HUNDREDS OF LOW PRICED ITEMS Help Yourself or Leave It to Isl! SELF SERVICE ,lck ... 'fOW' OWft MerehGftCIMfnMR owwor•llM HOW TOU'Vl A CHOtCE FULL SERVICE l11spKff__.., cpu ati• o.u • ....,..w,... M°"""" IMhllaHOft &b~W•r•tr Either Way With the Same 9uality, lnte9rity and • Service You've Trusted for 53 Years! and W•rner Op•n lundey1 Open 'tit t Mon., Wed .. l'rl. Huntington h•ch 842-5596 SERVICE ' 401 Main Hun tngton B••c 536-7561 l --------__ ... _..,,,. ··-·-·· ·-·· ·-· ... .. .. .. ..... .. ' -·--... ' .. o-.IL V PtlOf PtJBL1C NOTICE ~tc:TrnOUS eus .... u MAMSPATUllllNT TM to4towlaca '"''0'" .,. ao•no ~-. f'tt<>JeCT T'MtcTY..0..f:. L TO , 11•'1 ~ ...,..., fN lfoe, CA"'"' SU.-H "bllo~. 1'115 So•n•ft, Ml111oft Vteto. CA ,,.,1 H••rv E W•Oon, 1$All .. ., Gl•M Ori we. ~ Nl111H>I, CA C•ll ~ L 8r~ \1~ lioMltl\tll NOl1fl, trYkw, CA 9771' 111" bulol-h t on•"cl.0 bV • lil'l'llted _.,..,.,,...,, s.u-... MlllOl1 Tiiis statement w•s llled with 111• Go1111IY Cle<>ll. 01 Or•f>9e Co111111 on J 11ne n, 1m 1'11•- P.c>ltShed ()rM>Qe Coast 0.llY Pilot. JllM 21, lt, Jiiiy 5, 12, "'' PUBLIC NOTICE ---------- ~ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME S"'JA'TIEMENT T ... IOllOWlft9 per.on~ •rt oel"41 tHIMIWU •\ GO FOR tT tNC tGt'Hn Betti, 1•4 lHI $1""4 :(.. Cosl• Mew. CA 'nU1 St>e<TY L""" Rtel\ar-. 3528 VO\ll Ave • Long Bffdl. CA 9080t O.vlCI Y. Mu, ..... 11su. »21 VOIA A~P •• t..ono BHtll. CA 9080t TllO\ l>USln4tU I~ <On«hKIN IW ~ ~ner•• _.men/llp. O.vld V. M11r...,,..1w Tl•b •l•I_, w•S •Ilea wlln '"" CouttY Clerk ., Or ..... '41W1ly Oii Jun• n.,,.,. FllTS7S Pllbh~ °' .... c~ Oolly PllOI June ?9. July S. 12. 19, ,.,, 109" PUBUC NOTICE . .. ~ . _,., ' -. rnuraday July 12. 1979 PUBU NOTICE ~"''" ...... Qr ... C..•I <>••'• PllOI ... •• JllllY \ \), .~. "" 14~ PllBUC NOftCS PUBLIC NOTICE CP·•nt f .11m• l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAMIE Slo\'TEMENT l n.-•ollO*ltU~ person~ •re du1n9 ......... u.s SAMMIS lltEJO. 1.00 Oovl' Str('<!l, Sullo' JOO, Newl>Of'1 ~ach, ca111orn1• 92..0 L•• Samml\ Comoanv. a C•Utotnl• corp0r<1toon, ll>OO Dove Str•tl. $41.llA >oo, N•wp0r1 Buen, (6'110fnlata..o OonMt Cn<l\l1''6n, 101• Sabrin• T.,.rac.•. Corona CHI Mar, CaHtorn1d -..vtl••" Tr1•ng1e • Calllornt• llftllltd i:winM,.tup, 1•41 L•ngtev lr.,lne, C.itlorn1a '"'~ ~,I'\,.\\ -~ conauct.-a O'f d ~·I PA(lnersluo l.MSamm1.,.Co JQfwl S H-rslMt E.-•1hw VKt Pr~•<ll'nl Sk,..wv ..,,.,, ~-' ,..,., med w 111> uw C-ty C191k of Or•nor Covntv on J\IMlJ. ,,1'. OltllUaco. .. UL. GllEENllEllG, TN It ALL & SLU~IElt AttArM'tStlUW .... _.~Or .. S..ll•tol "'-•,_,, -..C'-CA'2 ... F1111U P11blt\neG Qtan91' Co,ut 0••1• P1101 J111v ) 17. tq. ?&, 1q7q 1VO 10 ---,- p auc NOTI f, PUBUC NOTlCE ,.CTITIOUl. IWSINIU """'5 UAllMEN1 t ne toHowlnO O.f~On\ •re do1"0 C»u!li1ne\) Cb PROJECT TWI NTll, l 10 . "'" "'"'"~11 H«th. ,,....,.,.,CA 971t< S...zanM H Al>bOtt. 1411~ ~pdr1dn, ,,...,01on llle1o. CA •10•1 Harrv E Wa1'6n 7""0? I•• Glenn Ot1ve, L"O""" NtOIH'I. CJ. 111'11 FuOYI< J lluOb• 15015 BOOM Pl•<~. L-Hiits, CA 111.SJ Herllef't J Buonot•. •u So Brana l tvd , :z 203, S.n F~rn•ndO CA •ll•O Tf\t~ bU4tt~'' ... COf\dU(lt>d by • tlmllrd 1><1r1i-.rsn1p S..iM\M H Al>t>Oll Tn•s stat-I w•' t1ll'd w11n IM tounlv Ctert. 01 Or•n~ Countv on JllM tl, 197' F1"•> Poublt•""" Or~ (o.t>I 0•1ly P iiot, .>une ?I, 1" Jw!W). 12. 1'1t PUBLIC NOTICE FIC'TITIOUS I USINE SS ~STATEMENT )J)J 19 Tnr •ollo•l"9 Pe''°'" ,.,. Oo1ng DUSlf\f'S\ ..t\ SURFER SPECIAL l rES. ))9) Kem Or . Hun11ngton 8oa<ll CA '2f>.<9 Ano Alltll Et>Qt'm .. n. )~1 Ktrn Dt Huotl~ 8"<11. (A., ... Frankl•n Der•vl Wera. Hl1 IC;trn Or >Wnltnoton BMcn. CA ""•Q T PU\ ~u\1nt"\1t. ., c.onouc rro bv • o-"n .. ra' bart~r\t'llp Roo A Engotm.tn PllBLI NOTICE 1))1 T9 PlJBUC NOTICE RIVflltSIDE COUN'TY su••1ttOR COURT 405tAMlftSl'"I ,,o .... ui Rlwrsltle, CA'"°' SUMMONS on Crou·Comttl.tl"1 Ge,. Nul'l'!Mr IU601 (•OH C:omo••1n<tnl~ WA•NE L ROSI N!>ON, M 0 Inc d {.Allrortll6 Corp , •ncl WAYNE L ROBINSON, M 0 •n lndlVIOU~I CroH Oelrn<lant<. IA.N ICE R081NSOH ..,, 1na1v1audl. ""° DOES '\f\rovqh \, 1M.fu\11itf' NOTICE' y.., M ve M•" •-· T1'e t Ollrl m.ay -Ide -•,.~• yov wltl>olll yeur H i"9 ltHnt unteu Yftll ~ offuolA • ~ ..... -............ ,i. .. ...... AVISOI U .... N •I• ._, Ot El Tri-_.., -ldlr -· IH \141 •u•lfllda • _. -UL •-· u ... ,,.. de ll .i.s. LN w tnl0<m• ,, .. _....__ I TD THE DE Ffp;l)AN T A toYll <ompl•1nl M \ tlffn llled Oy tne ~''" llfl ~you. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt: SUMMOflS • CM&NUM•11tuue1 NOTIC:ll v .. vve .._ MIN. Tw 2U.." cwn ma, IKI* ~lllU ,_ wl-f --------------•y-....... --, ............. P\18LIC NO'l'ICE ll1• I PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMa STATIE .... l:NT T no following per><>ns •re 001ng bu\1n~\\ a~ ANTOf'OL MORRIS COM P ANV 11717 E~. MIUtOl'l ll•<!t9. (A '1b15 R >< llanl J AntOj)OI, •147 W•o n~r Aw . "16 G. Hur>ltnQIOr> Bt<1<" CA 91&'1 Hal ~ Motrt• ltlll EmpandOd MtUton lll•to. CA "1&1~ T f\l~ bU\•Of'\\ 1~ \Of'\<S\it(.\M:i b'( • 9"n•r•l !>-'rlntl"\ll•P R1cnara J. Anloo<>I Tht\. it•t~nt .,..," 111to ••tt' tn.-Covntv Cl&r~ ol Or.,n~ C.ounty o June 18, t'10 wltll!A • .. ,.. llt•M Ille tllfw_.,... ...... II yOU WI~ 10 ...... the ~Vl(I QI •n •llo<nev on ""~ 1n41ll.,. yov ~'-1<1 CIO \O orompUy \o tt'•t yo"' wrttteri reto0nM1, II ..,11. m•v bit 111.a ot1 Ii,,.. AVISOt U-M ..._ ............ •t \rl-1 _. ._.,., ,..,va VII .. ,,.._.._ ..... __ u.._,_ N -.. ll dl4". L .. I• -- ci.. -U..,.. \1 Ustecl ~ ~ot•t•r e1 conse10"' vn •C)OO.ido "" Htt <41Wnlo, deber•• h•c.erto tnmed••l•m•nle d• e~ltt m•net•, \A.I r~t• escrlt•. '\t "•• •'9vn•. oueOI! wr r119,.1r.a• • ll~po I TO THE OEFENOANl A ttv1t COl'l'lpfOtlll ~ -ltlod bY IN p1..,r. "" ~ ...... """ II ..... WI"' to Ol>l•na lht\ 1 .. t111w1t you '""''' w1tn1n )0 IMY\ clttt r t~!!I. WmfT'Of't' '' 4-f'fV•d Of'I fOU flM! "'''" th•' cOUrf ~ wr•llftft ,.,,pon\.t"' \0 \'°'~ r on'\Ptd1nt Untt'O..\ vou do W ¥Ou• 0.1..,11 ,..,11 o.-ent~rM on ao Pll<•llOfl ol ttv platnltll ""° 11\o\ tourl m•v ~"'"' ,.. tUOQmfl'nl OQt.t1n\t you tor ltw t ehet Oe~ 1n ~ tC>f"nOtd•n' wfH(" f(hJld ffrl'\Ylt In Qdf'l'~t\f'U'J"l"'flf Of t1111•Qe\, 1.-1"'0 ot tt'M>f"MIV Uf' O,-~rry 0' othtor rttltet r~Q~\ltO 1n In•• c.om 1.>l,,1t't O•ltd JUl\e H 191'1 L"4' A 9,..,.,~ ,..,.~ B• fit,...tvn w .ro [)tpUly l'IELOS. FE H!C' f'E11eST£11C 1-111111..w .. 111•0 . Sull• 1001 t.o An911..,, U '9GH h i 47~-I Publl"*' Or-CO..\l O••lv P.io1 J"nt 1t-July ~ 11 19 1979 1'11 I~ PlJBUC NOTICE F111lSI PuOlt~ Qt_.,. Coe~l D••IV PllOI Jun• 11 19. Jvh ~ 11 l'lq PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'fOT1CE Of' NOH-ltRSl'<Hfll•LIT\r ...... " ......... Cl•--....... _....,.._..,,,..._...,,or .,..,. '"" .. 11.oOtlttitt• ~-tel ... •""'°"' -tllM lflvtell on Of' •fl•r .. .,.,d ... O•l•IN"'' IQlh do o1 July tot J11.'W\Hr~· t •tSl•I•',,,_._ l°""'"'"V•ll•V ('Atll'Oe PuO"•-°' -W..•1 0.11, Piiot July \1 1), ll. t'l.lq ~,.,. "CTITtOVS lteh' ltfl!SS lj,AME STATEM<'l'NT O\t IOll---0$ """'9 -neli ., • THE IJ.Sl 0€TAll., "'4<. ,.1S 81rc11. Sult• J ~t•PO•t le~h. C41ttornl•~ John 11~.>ell "'<>...,.,... •~·~ Ttrrue, Irvine, C.lltor(!ll•"l71j Thi\ builMU h ~ D'/ t poraltOfl Cflrl\11"" M Polltft flu' •l•l-1 w•s ltle<I ''"'" Ille County Clerk of Ot•rtCll! C-nly on Ju~• 20. 1'7'. F lllU. Publl\r.ed O<'.,,Clt C:O.\t 0 ••11 PllOt JUM11,1l,July5,t1.1~· 1110 ,.. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI Hf SS NAMIE STAT£M£NT T~ IOllOWtf\Q e>ef'MI<\ o\ OOonQ IN~• nP\\ <I\ SAN\/ISTA tNVESTMENl COM PAN v , 11"11 Mlk f\elr Norin, .,.,..., (,U1forn14''11'• WHhNn G Huttn,ftQs • Co~ Irv Newporl Ba.o<n (..Coktrnt<t '2060 tr"' °"'tl"'t-\"t •\ (Ot\lld\I(. \\"CS th 4n ,n O•v•OU..tl W1111 .... G Hutt nn>q> ln" \t.at~n• Wd' f1ft~ w1fh I~ Couniv (tt'' 01 0'•"'1<' Covnh "" Junt' la. t'7' f> 111'22 Pubh'\f'M'd °'~ C.CkOf 04••v P1101 Julv S 12, IQ l•. 1•1• 15/l 1' PUBLIC NOTICE I' ICTITIOUSIUStW SS NAME STATIElliflE"" I ne tollOW•llOPl:''>Gn ,._19>uS"'"'>) l(AVSTAl KLEAA HLIRAllON \ rS TE MS, t96S1 Ot"9 H•rb<>f. Hunt •nq1on B•<Kh.CA'l2f>.<" IC•llt> Rof>rorl Mc M~ 1'18)1 C.'l'('(I ~.lrbOt Hunhl'\IQtOf\8fldCn (11~2""' ff'u•. bU\•fWI'''> •\ tonouct .. d Dv .t" tn Ot<wtdUbl l<•t11>RGM'1Mc:AI.., lht\ '\at~t WM ttS.0 •ttf\ \ht coun1, c1,.r11. o1 OrMt9" COIH\rv on June ..... ,~ F 11'1"6 PuOll\~ Ot~f'\q'" (Od\1 0.l•'Y PHOl. Ji.M11 ll Jvty~ 11, 1Q7' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IU~t!Cl:SS ,.AME STATEMl•T In• IOllowtnq Pt"-•• clool\Q """ n•\\d'\. NfWPO Pf 8U•l0~ .. S CONCEPTS, tlOO E 8•100.0 &11rg Ba•oo.t. C6'tlO"n•• .,Ml fOWdfd I C.lolJOlo., •800 E 8 •1- Blvd B.ot"°"· c.11f°""~ ~I Th•., OV\.l~\c 1 t Of'IOUC. 1~ OY .tn 1n O•Y•Ol-'.tl EO.•'O J f'1tOC011.ot f h i'• ''"'..,,.,..."' ..,d 111...0 ., ... lf'W {ount. ,, .. ,, o• Or'9f'IO .. Counlt' Of\ \\,lf\t 10 1~111 PUBUC NOTICE .... , -~91#1 SU"l•t• C*iltT Of/' TMf tTATe 011 CAIPOlltNIA POlt THI COUNTY 01' OllANIOf In tllt M•tl•r Of th• E\ldl<• ol l;UC.LIELMOCINI 0.C••M<I NOTICE IS HERE6V Gii/EN to ,, ... ,.,. -.... <'•'"" •q.aln\I .... .... __.,, 10 Ille wlCI < l•tm\ on IM Ofloo of the , .. ,. of ,,,. •lo•~•ld <-I bl le -1 1-In the ..... ckril1!tltd M '"" oll1U1 OI I' llliO F WI HltL.I, WE'~lltLI! & ANOl!ltSON. 100 !• "lo-• ... uote 1110, Lo• A-In, CA '°°"·-"" 1 .. u., olfto '' 111~ Pl<K9 al Dutonns ot Ille ul> ~t\6QMCI 1n dtt m .. ter\ Qel'f.WnH'O ro \41110 e\late 5.t.Kh Clcttmt wtth thti -..-ry -• mu\! De lltfd or ......... ntt!d ~ .,,.,,.MIO Wttl>on IOU< "'°"'"' •ter 1rw """ PllbllYCI.., o• 111,. nollct. O•i.o J-U. 1e~ Mll~EOCINI EKtt<ulfl•ol Ille .. ,11 Qf \ala dl<.e<ltt'I\ WI NIU.a• MHME!t$0N tf'ttao F WENlltLCI ... ,..,. ...... ,., "''"• fllt L°' A...-~. CA Mlll7 h t• 11111.,...., ....,. ... y lw ·--·· P-•hll<I Or•rlQll to--.1 0.tl~ l'•IUI •vne_l!. ,July !, n~"" 10 J '" Pl.f\.lLIC NOTICE II U.Sl S4'NlttOl..1COU•TO~TMf \TATli Ot' C•\LlfC041161A FOa 'l'M~ COUNY":' OP' O•ANGE -.. WIW'M NOT •Ca 0 1' .. &Altt •G OF "ETITIO" "°" l'tt~T& OF Wll.L ANO FO. ~TTEIJS TlfSTAM£H. TA.It'\' A)ID I'<>" Alll'Th01t11""'UOH TO ADMINISTER UNl•E• TH£ fNOlfl't!NMNT AOMl .. ISY•aTtOIC OF ESTo\TU ACT f\IAll' of ANEVRtN ROWE Lf WtS d'" A R t.,E'WIS. °"'~".,..,i NOT1Cl IS HEREBY f',11/El't In.or ft l t TH A LEWIS .... , fil,.{J "'''"'" ti .,.ftt10f"I ""' Prt10ttt•-' •' Wut ..tn<1 tor l.~rt .. t '\ f~ folm,.n6.tr¥ .tnd ,,,,.. AUtr)f'H ''"'.on to AOm1••''"' unO•' thfll tn~~ndfl'r"t A!Jn·Hn1._,,,.,.nn ot E'fdl• • At l. re h•r....nf"" ro wruch '' mod .. •nr fuft"f"f OoUhtUIClr\ dfld tn •• t th,. ''"' ·•"d c>lrt< .. ot ht'dr1nq rnto .,.,.".. ,, .... '"'~n WI •or July II lQM •t •O 00 d m ,n ~n11 tnurtroom ot OH04nmen1 No l r,, '·••t1 •0\lrt .u fOO C'"°u Cl"f\ktt Or•vt• w .. ·.t. 1ti fl'\l't C1 lv o f 'SJnt,s An(, ( Ahturn, • Out.,.O July' 1~1., l ,.,.A fuan1n (.ounh ( ,,..,. JOHNSDN. aAIOiON WOMLW£NO _. ... JOHNSTOH 491 W Shrtll!>ll'ttt s... •• J320 L.D ... •-lft.CA *o l fl 111Jt •7•,•7U A•tom•Y' fOf' PphftOf\t"r Pu•'U ,,.,,-.o(j °' .. nl) ( "~ t n ... Hp Jul• It JI I~ '"" .o\I /Q ptJ1i•l.IC NOTl{'t-: R~'tl \UPEIUOI? COURT OF THE ST&YIE C)IJc;A. IFOlt•tA FOR THE COUNTY OFORA•COE NO A·I\ 07't0 N 0 T t C IE 0 I' W ,IE & R f W G 0 F l'ETITI<* FOii "R(l6AT£ 0 1' WILL ANO FOii LETTERS TESfAMEN 1A•V AND l'Otl AU'l .. O•tz.&TION TO AO MllUS'Tlll U NL'E• TM( llCDEPEliOEN,. AOMIN f'i.T~ .. TtON OF f STATE\AC'T '=-• t.-h a-qou• ~ r , t.<Aw<;...:"-1 ..... ~Ot-H .., ' RA'N .... ,.J ... ,,. I kt H ft I 1 l \ ry . ...-f.i."1/Y1N n •. , •.•• 1 1'117'0 PvD'•'N"G ()f '""°'° (.()d't..f Oa''" Ptlot Ft113'6 NOl tf f I, Ht Rf f~ 1 ''t "f fti ,• P1.nlt'-Ni<1f''1\f\(~1l,•ld·lOd•lvP1lot NArJINf; f kAn<,1 U..if\,1 ··~\l'\ .. ~H\ l'K:'nTIQUS IU.SCN£SS NAME STATt:f\lle NT PUBLIC NOTICE I l ht\ ,fnlt"rnf'nt w•" fllf'd w 11n Utt" Coun11 r1•rk of OrdnQ~ Countv on • II yo.. wts/110 aeteno I/Iii l•WW<I, '°" '"U\t, Wltt\11'1 JO d•~ •• ,.f Oh\ summon' " ~rvf'id °" you. t•lf" wit" U'11s '-OU" d wfllten pl~ad1no 1n rHoon~ 10 the comot••nl. fl f " Ju•ll<<' Co..r1 vow mu\! Ill• .. 11n 1nr <.ourt • wr1t\ief\ pl•4diin0 Of c6Us.e: .-n or&I plf&<fll\Q to b' ent.ered 1n lflr dotll.tl> Uni'~' vovao w ""'"'"faull will be en1cre<1 <!Pol' 4poh<dl1on ot I~<' otamt•ff dnd ttu\ court mcty enttr " 1udqmt•nt &Qa1n\t vou tor '"t relief de m11ndtO 1n the cornPli'IJnt, w-n1t h could lun• l\ 18 JU•'f' \ '' '"'' 1 µ• •if•U" 111r ,_.,, n,01 t l•lt1 ·"•d •t' , l.b~ l-1 / '\f)ij /q I •• I ' I f ' I t '" • ,, ' ' ' .., j ~ •1 t • Flt101l lun,1t,lt,Ju1y) 11 ,q,.. Put>IO\llehV"ld 0 <""90 COd\l O•oiy P•IOI. '>P E'>CAOW Sl'llVICE 11>1t ~' d11 U~1• ''~" u\ Qi1Jn1\.hmfLft\ ot w4'Qffs.. '"'"'"Q of montY or property or otMr re11t' rt quMtl• 1/.tf111M t(I l\.11rr ,, 1·' incl•" tr-ir· fntst;P .. "'"""'' A1l"'''"' "1''"'' rot ._ "°''' h 1, T r• ,. .. ,.,"f'I •· ti1 w ri1r n '"'·"'' 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE R 4J61J •u1tnr•t onrtH·ul11f .. 1110 ''1••1 t~"' t •w 'he fOtlOWfnc) Ot"''><>f"' I\ do.no b ...... , (\4'\\ d!lo HVOR OSOU R C~ INTERNATIONAL, ol?O Birth SI. 'IUlle l?O, N1twport Bl'atll, CA 'l2'MIO J•m•'> A. C.oo<l r "" I • M<'.t<IOwiS-1 Way. trvon(', CA 9lll\ lni'>~~·~c-1..Sb't ,....,.,.. (ltV-. T S ..._ J~l !Jun .. 11 19 July\ fl, 107' y «tQOotr~fld lru\IPf' \if'\(Wr tn~ fOlle>w - nq Oe..Crto.G O<t-4 ol lrw!tl WILi. PUBLIC N()TICE II II "°" WU.\ to ..... -•••t<• et •n .atternev In mis l'l'l•fttr. '°" ,houlo do JO ~, .. lNI -wr lttrtl , .. IMl\H, 11.,.,, "'4Y ... I-Oft hm~ F•CTfTtOUSBUS•NESS I 4)UPEJUOMC.OURt OFtH£ '"" ,.,,~, 11• ,,..,r,,,., th• •• ,,,,.no NAME STATEMENT HATE OF CALtFORp;rA l'OR I"' •·n r r OOf lyltt tm1·nt ,...,, t NAMEST•TEME MT bu,,n,.~"'" I IOO.'M I ' .. t•H • .,,. •1 '''1' ,,,.,., f ,, .... >El.L AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Oaled Mdy 10, 1'78 Jame-, .... vooar1(1\ Tho\ ~ -ltleO wollt lhe <.ounty tt1trk ot Oran9(' Counlv on JU""' H , 1'7~ .. l<iH£ST RIDOeR l'OR CASH •pavtt01"" .at t•mf' ot \..tit> 1n 'c.ll'#Wful "nQnew OI 11\11 UNI"" !>WIAl.>l .-ll roql\I, ltttf> •r'Wf •ftttlf't"\I (Oft¥PVf'<t to 4'ftd r.o¥f wld lly •l -• ~·d ~ ol rr.al"' ~ ll.<O!>e'lY ,..,elndtle< CIH4rolleO FICTITIOUS IUStNliSi HAM£ SlA'TEMENT Tt>« •-1no .,.,...,. " -no ~· nt'\ ·~ [)on4ta D ">ull1van, Cler .. C Jonn•on. ~puty $0tlENSMINE & ARMSTRONG S6t "A" N_.-t Cir Or. tne-t0How1r.Q ptt\On' "'" dO•f"Q I CALYPSO PARfNE~ •I NOT,CEH~: H E.&RH•G Of W• • '" '" t • ,,,..,, t\• • bu•un-t!\~cJ\ D4rtne• h•P "JO ~. 1 Pir\t• ._.,.n, IPETITtOH FON PAOBATE OF Wf\ .. L 1 ''' ·•"' E HE RGV PL&~N ERS l•I•> NtwPO<l8Htn (A if/...0 ANO FOii LE'TTE ll\ T£\TAMEIC I OnlrO ••'•~••I• p_,(tlt( '°""Hwy :z101 Hunl1n111on J•rrw Par~•· "° .,.,. Ptnt L•nt TAl/rY AND FOl/r AUIHOlltlAflOIC 10 I\ ..... . 8Mtt>.CA~"4q NP .. c>otl~.C" (All1f>O() ro ADMINIHEll U NDER lHf •• , ....... . THE MtOWEST COWllECTtON. .... ~ tleaclt, CA •UM> llOClfr L~ T.,._t 1..-1 Pll'ol•t IOVP" ~ f<M AMttP Lallut)4 &~\ INOEPENOENT AOMJICtStRATION !JOHN H LEJHtEt l•O> T "'°"''· S•ulo1 C ""nllnQton S..(h ""'1?&41 'Tel. 1114) -.ouo (C>a\I ....., • :201. 1-<""ltnqlon 9P•<n !>urr•y 0r ... lonQ8Utll, (AQ()t1\ OF ESTATES A(T I•• \.On Moq..CI Or.vr .:-1•~ ,.,,,.,. P"Oll~ 0r'""9'l CoMt OatlY PolOt, Jurwt 11. J11ly S, 12. IQ, 1979 TRUSTOR OONALO DAV JR >nc1 C1o<ONOS OAV, ""..o-t...0-fP (arl E-4•d L.,.itte<, SIS AO'O. Pvt>l•sltod Or .,"9" c°"'' Oa1tv P••ot J-11.,., Jvl.•) 11. 191' C.A•2&.49 Wtll•otn A B~c-. •tt Mon«1rch 1 ,. ,, NA ... ,.,,,.. w,..11,""'V ,..•w&N>n •••dt C...h1or•'H..t•?..O Cll•rl~'> P•u• Htont1 ••l N 6<1y ~ LMIUM CA "1•1' O ! " • lt l lot 111'1 I~ IMl PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IWSl•EU NAME STATeMIUIT T tw 1011-1119 pef''IOfl I• oo-nci t>u~ nt:~\o ·~ EASY GUIDES TO SPELLING ANO PUNCfU .. TION M ii.Ali.$. J.00 Mu oow 8 roM. c.J" ¥!1"41. C:A ~>6 1110\lyn Snow, 3G Me-B<oot.. r.v.a.~.CA9'62& This bus..-~" c.onouttecl b'tl en 1n OIVl4U81 RMtm S.-Tl\1~ \lal-t •a) tllt'd wllh 1114! (OUftlY Clerk ot Oren~ County on June 15. 1970 111Ut7' PllClll~ °'""9e Co&SI oa111 Pilot J u"" 28, July ~. 11, "· t'IO •-. 101nl tM.tnt\ BENEFICIARY SECUAtfV PACIFIC l'•-JOCE CORP AMOI-_,_r I, 1'111 Alo oMlr ~o 11t5••n-11915.~ ltHn•C'll •<.••• A~<.Ot<U. '" l.,. ott1c.f' ot thP Re<0<.,... ol Or-C:O..nly ~·a Otto >I t<u\I dr.<t10t• tne IOl-·"9 oro :Wrty IOI IQ Riii<• of""'' No ~19 '" nl' Coty o4 Ntwporl Bt'.Kf\, ., per m•f) ·11401Cll<d on llCiOO. \1 N1i1t XI ll'tfu :it. QI "''"""",_,> ~ '" ,.,. oflke ol '"" county llMo•OPr o1 "''d C:°""tv. llSS MtrMn.., Ortve, Newi>e>r1 Boe~. :a11torn.tt TM OOIN'fklMY 11-r S...d 0..0 ol I ru\I, by r""'°" 01 a Ore•<h or a.1 ... 11 n u·w ot>11qa1 ion~ SPCur,.o thertbV .,•ra.totorf flteu.1led dnd drehvt'rPd to Ille UIXl"''.11 .... • wrllle<> OIKl•r<ltl<WI >I Oetaull -O.....,,cl tor Sale, and Nrftt~n ftQflce of Dredc h and ot ~lt't1ion 10 <avse tne unoer\fQ<lt!d 10 ~~11 '""' 2'"'4·1' :><oe>.,lV to 'lilll\1¥ ~tl Ol>llQal._ I "'° ,,,., .. ._,. Uitt .,,_,s9>eil <...,Md UllMI ftOttu ol ttre<Kll -of el~IJ°" to ,. re<~Otd Mwcll 20. lt1'1 "' 1M1r. l'ICTIT10US IUSINE» ...... S:taft.MllttT -No nros in bOo" 1:iors. pagt '38. ot l lie lollOWtf\9 """'°" i. aoino bU~• nus•"- S&OENA INTERIORS, )111 W. COA$1 MW\I .• H<>wpO<'t Beet&. CA~ ~ l(lt>Q (Olte<IOt. ltfl w. co.si HWY., N-1 Beech, CA W63 n.u ..._ ii concluc:ttO tw •" ,,.. dtV ...... 0....1(,~ '6140to<i.AKOI-. 5'l1d sate will lie mll<le, blll w111>ou1 oven.ont or w•rranty. ~Pr..s or 1m >11.U. re911rdlnq title. r.6~U•O., 0< ~ll<V"'b(ente•. 10 ~Y tlW rtMatflfnQ >•lnt•o.1 ~ OI ,.,. nolelw ~felt >V 5"1<1 OffO of Trllttt.. witlt ,_,., .. ~ n~--.... -..-<es.. 11 M Y. •O-... ,_ ol Mid Oeed ol Tr..sl, .... t b ... Qtt ~ b !leNe• 0\ the rrrnwe <lllCI of ,,,. 11.nu v -.teo 1>1 ...o O.Oot l rllSI. S.'4 Mia Wiii tit-· llul W•lllolll ~111'M1 :0...,..,.1 or wMrM>ty. •"on~ OI ;,,.. ""11141Slled Or-C.0..•t Oa11y Piiot, >t...r.. r9Qo'lr0tng Ill ... ~ 0< Ju•tt. 2f. M¥ !,. 12, "" 128'11' ;~';'!i~ olto ,:" .,:,:iem:.: T~ ,...,._,. .,ti llltd wltll IN c..-t• Ctert< ot 0ir..,. C-b on Jvnell, 1'1'1 •tJBUC NOTICE >y 'Mt•O OH<t of Tru\I, wlllt lrti.n•t as n \lltd nor. provtelt!<I, adv6"'e' If 11nw. Jnder 11'9 \ttr-ol sa.o 0.0 01 Tr~ ers, trwrge' •ncl ewpe.,..,; 01 t.11<1 ,-icnnovseuM .. U frv•lft <tnd o1 ""' ''"''~ treatt!d b'f MlilW STA'nl ... MT 1a1.11 0.eclol TruM. nw .-..w.g l*tOn IM <I0+"9 bu~I S111c1 wt• will~ held on Mon<laY. Ju· .,_~M 'Y lL .. ,.~ l1:004n>. el--• ol N&WIPORT COMMOOITllS. 1100 T 0 Service Como•nv. 961\K ol 0116U S!tfe•t. $11i\9 JIM, Ne"'4)0rt e,.....,..K• To-, Olt8 Cit-. 91..,.,_ W<Kt, Beach. C.A 92660 ;uM t 110. Orao99. CM't0tn~ RtlM\ w. ~lltfl. t\7 Di.>· Daleo JU<1e 1I. """ lh .... ~tt.n Beech. CA Wl.. SP ESCROW ,,.., ...... i,.,_"'411¥ M ;,.. SERVICE. INC 01.,.._.., A\\dtcl lru•t~. ROC9n W. llk~ll... BY l 0 Set vtacn CA on .. J l"t\ OU\I~' t'!t (C)nOU(tM 0'¥ t\A If\-- (j1v1dua1 c,.,rr E lcwtll., lPH~ \t&l~ft'Wnf Wd~ ftl~ t.wlltt the County Clor~ ot Oran(J<' County on Junr II 1•10 PUBUC NOTICE O~COUNTY SUf'.ltlOll COURT 100 Clvk C...t., Dr WHI $eftU AM, CA t 2'01 SUMMO•~ c:-..,..,, ..... ,, Platnllll' WAI/HE L ROBINSON, M 0, Int Oftenc:IMl JANICE H ROBINSON, 1t1'4ooes1 tt>'°"l!lll v, lftC~•• ll60TIC91 Y .. "°" ._. _.,, n. --.Cl9 ............ •ltMllt .......__ ........ ,_r.._.. wt\Mlt • .. Y~ R•H ttle llliemlatte.. .__ lto.'W,SOI UilllM ._ MIM ........... ·~ ..... ----~·_,. ... ~·---"'......... ._LM .. ....,_ c ........... I. TO THE OEl'•NOl,ltT A ctvtl _ .......... -lile4 llY .. plMl>- Ufl ..-tOOI ... ti \OW wltll to°'-""~ i.ww.t. °" "'..st. wit-JO •s .. ~ 1111~ ,.,_ ts .. ,,,.., °" Y0'4. 111e with tnls <CH1rl • wttll•n pl-..cti"CI on CU POftMI 10 l,,. comotelnl I ti • JU\fkt C-1. yd,, ""*'' Ille willl IM .,.,. • -·--~ oir (.-.. r el ptua1no to oe entered tn ,,,. OO<U I I Unte.s YOll do'°• yovr ~titun wlll oe tnl"'~ llCIOf\ t1POllOl0~ ol Ille pl&lnllff. -lBt-' <eu<I ITWIV enlAlr It l<Atm•nt,......... ,_Mir Ille ••lief Cle· "'""°"" 1n the c;ompW.lnt. *"6th could <e\Ull lft,,..i~ of --~ IMlnQ 01 ni-• oc -1Y oir -~ rtltet re ..... ~, ... la ti. tomcM•hlll. it. II Ye.I .,..., "' '"' tlle -k• et .\II tt\Onllrf i. tl\b "'•ftff, y.,. \Mlltd " so ~ .. ttt.tt ...,, .... m ... re ... ",IJ-.-yllefllMMUMt. ~ltd :i.r~· ~91~\ JOl\o, Gt•rt. E1ttll• M. Turner, Oepuly SOtHNS"t•W & ARMSTllONG Slt ....... C.W~lvo,A tceWll«\ lffdl, CA ....0 Te6:l1'41 .... J11 .. S. ,.,, ""''"""' Sec,..,lotY ""~ PuDt.~ Or-O>asl 0.111 P1101. Att-r I«: 'lal!lllM Pvbllslled Or-Coot Oa11v Pll04. PW>tltfltd °'"""" coe11 O•ilv Pllo\, Jiiiy 5. 12, "· 197' ?i21·1' J u• 21, •· .blfy s. 12. 19Jt ~tCTIT10US IUSINESS NAME STA"'JWMENT Tll• IOllO"'ll~ D41UO.DS •re dOt ... bUlnM~""' ''WILDWOOC>'', ~ Ne•~t 111..0 .c:Mt&M&Ml.~•mt1 Jo ... A L.9C" ~ OMttnwtM. J11n111. 28. July), 12. 101• P\JBLIC NeTICE llC'JITIOUS IUM•E" _,...STo\TEM&flT Tne I~ °"''°" 11 dojllQ 1111~1· "' ., OAVtO ,_UflAMAUU 4 AS· Poin\•U.,. AYe . ~. c A '2•1' Tn," bu\,tl\C\\n .... <..Or"IOvl tf'd o~ d ·N~~ ,'Z'E: •') HEPE b, vlVlN 1~ AttOrftf'Y tor P•hhon~,. Th1\bUS1~t\CONILH.tf'Obvttn un Q"nf' 4110. 1f"Wf\ •0 fPE:OEOt(I'. ~ HQt~t tA,,_,';fP'lfl !r _ Put>o'""1-C0ro1lfl0f"(Oot''I ne91" 1 •ol PUBLIC NOTIC E •nco~oor•l@'d •\)O(•dt•Ot\ 01rwr lhdn d !~'~:::,,,., P~uln\•r 1 ,.,." n•·, ... n > o---l•lt0n '°' Proo.ti 1, Jutit 11 '' 11 t"lh '•"' 1 " part tf~ l f Tt-\\ \f.a~n~': .. hlto #ltn ,,..... W oll -:tNl tM l •·fh t f .. 1.mu•n'.J'" •"0 P'IC'Tl'TIOUS twSINESS NAME STATliMIENT Tt\1\ \lat~nt -:_n:1f1'~d w11n '""° County ( ,,.,, t'lf OrAnQt-Counlv on'?' Autnoti/~l ·Df' ' A.0"'1•''*'"' ,,,_Ot' Count, C•f'rt ot Or•n~ Counh on Jvri,. I tOH ~1~~, ',"oe~. ","' ~10,..4.~ ~"·, '' ",,,..,. .,, Pl:BUC NOTll'~ Junfl )~ tfl,.. FltkSO A ~ ~ '" . ...., "''"'" A •1'0' F •1'•1) Publl'\~ Ot"~ '°"'"-' O~u•v P1101 mact"' tor tu,-1nr-1 (.'Mtlt ~· ,, ,, , ~h .. t No A 1~ Publt\"'11 0..""9t Co.t•I O•olY P•IOI Jllnf 21 11. J"'y ~ ll to,. '"' ""'' '"'° r>'·><• 00"' •• '"~ 1"' A""• SUPERIOR COUllT OF TMl JuM 1l. J iiiy \. 12. "· 1419 ]H9 7q .,_, °'"" ..el IO• Julv •• ,,,.. II ·~ 00 'TATE OF ('ALf FORNtA. FOR PlJBUC NOTIC& ,. ICTt 1'10U$ .USU.Ii$$ NAM& s T ATUUNT T1'le letto.itlno P9fSOMOI• <16---ne~s~ PIC ANO G ASSOCIATES, \W1 S.•4h 81..o . l<?JQ, ....,,tir'9(0n ao..u.. CA.,'41 o-c~ . .,11 ~0. • H-lf1Qf0ft8NGll. CA •JW 0.-ell ""'° Cl>fli.llnft "-• \tM\ Roo .. vell UI • Hunll~ k..:11. CA ., .. , L•--' ,..,_.. Gani.its, ~ o.e-.s..i ~l\.CAto14D M>< 1-4 J. l( ,,.y. 3' tt \1IU"°'4l'll'. MvntlfllllOn ~I\. CA~· Thi• bU!\IMSS ii <on<lll<t"' llV a QeNr.i ~""nNp. DonrwlC U91<>w f ltt\ •t•L ........ w-. llled wllfl -C-'• Ci.tk 0t 0r-. c-tv a.-JUllP PUBLIC NOTICE '"""'· p,., Wd\ ltltltS"'1! O<'bf\9' Coa\I 0•··· P1101 .. ,,., 11. JUiy 5. 11, 19 ,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINUS MAME. S T4TEN&NT T ~ toe towl"Q ... , '°" •• oo.no ""~' SS •'- MANAC6M6 .. T SEllVfCES IN l ERNA TI0 .. "1.. 14.MM O•ert•'t • I.AM, Et Toro, CA mlO JOfln "otllltr1 P i<,t•lf\4. 1'60 erl¥e L-. Et Toro. CA~ llll~ bU\I~ I\ t-leol by .on 1n tYldu•I J R, Pl<-"'CI , .. ,., .. • ,-11n. Tiit' il~l-C w'" tu11cl ••rtlfl lt\t Pll9ll!lllod Oreft9' COtit o..i,, Plfoc. Countr Cl•" ot <><•D<Jt County on J11ne2t,1t,JwyS.11. tW, Jur>e ll. "" 1JSI 1' f'11'141 Pullh•neG 0r .. ngp '°"'' O•··· Piiot unt' 11. 29, July S. 11, 197q PUBLIC N<nlCt; FtCTITtOUS8USt~---P\JBLIC NO'l'ICE ...,,..SYAT•MENT -----_ Tne to110W1ng ""''°" I\ Oo1no buit ,-~tl'tOUS llUSINa lS nen ~· ~ STATllMi9NT P llli/\MU/O\ 9 Ut LDtiRS ••O) lhe IOlloWtng Person• •re Sn<1•rtngt°" Pt...:e H Q. vno. Nt woort u''""' ..s Ot•<ll. CAlllO<noe '1MJ • c • c I • G A II 0 ( N Rollerl Erwio-CtunQ. t.05Slwr-OEllELOPMENT COM PANV 101 fl"910ft Pl•ce, No Y210. ~ .... port O\o•tl SlfMI, NPWl)Ot1 Bte<ll CA 111..0 e..<11. C•ttforn~nw s1e_er_ & ~~o.-.. ,,.. Tht\ bu$t~\ "tcondu< ltd Ov an 1n • C411tlorni• <-•tio.. lQz. Qiu.ail dlv•Ou•I Street, N-1 11 .. c h, CA 112WO ROOtrt Erwin M<Ct..cie t M.Mk O.vet-•nl , ttw. Tnos -..-t ........ ~ .,,n the C•ltlMAi. ,.,~._l .... "' '4 \~ Co11nty Cle" ol O.•~ co ... 1y on SlrHI, Rt<lt~. CA '1313 J"M 1', ''" Thi~~ I• (._I .. 0., " '°' '-•• Olfkfl ot ,or•t- .,.,. tn ttv •QiUthQOn'\Oi Owp.tt,n1•f\'j THfCOU'-TV OFOAANGl NC' Io+ ~tO 1 "Utt II IOO r "''' f "'fl"" fl\ tn,. MdUcH 1 t lh1 ( '"''' c1t '#. Oov._ w,. .. t ~n lh• l 1t • ot ,_.,,,,. A.nt4 Ir J:1 E f\ q f C .,. f M 1 r "> ti I F R ...,(~~ ..... ~ (<_1ltfntn1tf lH • t .. ,, -••...r-•.,.. 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'"'" Ht&-~" ... ,, ot \~ vn<tt"f''tc;ri'Wd '"dlt mdtCt"f'' PUBLIC NOTICE ..,.,.,a1n1nq to 'it•d ~taftr '>vcn c1,,1n1\ .,,,,,,," \f\f" n•-<.fi''dr, "0Vt..~'\ tnY"tl IW ltl"<f or pt"°'""ntf"d •<t ntortiMwt•f.J ..-,11ri.n twr m<>fl""'-•H#r SM hr.I O"otu • .it1on ut trH\nOllU· 0A1tt0 hMV q trnq l Ot'N l M 1f\(l'lt1tr II·~ SUPEllt()tl COURT OF TM[ STATIE OF U LIFORNIA FOR 'TN E COUNTY OF ORANGE HO A•l0071J H 0 T I c E 0 F "I. II I .. G 0 F ul -~·a 0--o l'OMI PETITION Foa l'fllOeATIE OF WILL I ALL, MUNT, MART. &ROWN AHO "°" '-•TT~llS TESTAMAlN· -·~•Rwtn 'T ... V ANO FOt1 AUT'MOlllUTIOlll ~ 0 a.. 1211 TO ADMl!CtSTE• UNOEll Tlo<IE UOLtn ... n AwnUO' INOEPEHDENT AOMIHISTllATtOH ~=~-!~~t,<:is'S:,':*' 01' £STATliSACT Publ•'""" ()oo_, (O..•I 0...t> p 101 f\ldl• ol RA ... MONO (HARLES Ju•v •1 IQ 71>.ono 4uqu\l I ••19Jo~/· WINlfR 0....u""' NOTtCl IS .. ERE;QY (#t\/lN lrWl S AMUEL l• R()V tNINTfR h~• HI'(! ht>t••f"I d prhltori tor Pf-n«>t41P OI Wilt .. no tor L .. \tr-" 1P\tMTW'n'6''f "nd tor Authoftldt10f\ ro A.dm•n•'t,.r uno.-, '""' tnd,.O.l'lOfiftt AOMtnt'1r M-on o4 E,,_,.,.._, Af t rtth!reJK..• 10 #hten ..,, maot kK rurftl(tf Ot<h<.utdr\. ttnd th.,, \hf' 11m1~ .,no c>tMf' or ,,.,..,,...q '"" '"""'"" "'" t>Pf'n '"' for Jul•?• t'U9 .,, tO 00 ,_. m '" tttf' 'ourtroon• ot D+i1Mrtm1•nt No ) o• ,,a.a t ourt d i IOO(•Y•\ (flinfl\f' Or.IH' W-.1 on lfl~ (lty Of s .. nld And (a1tforn1d Lff 4 nttAN(H CovntyClttro 1ottVtU.~ L. MARLE TT 1 1700 H M•ln 1f , S.. tOf S•nta an•. CA t)101 Ttl Ut."1~ &Horney "" Pl(llt- P11b11"""1 Oo'•'9e '°"'' 0 •1•v Prtot Jul•\, I> 12, 197'1 lS.. 1' PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'Tln<>VS IWSINIU N.UM STATEM&NT I The t0How1no per -.of'' •f"t' oo;nQ bU\\~'\-TSI INUE:ST.¥E NT S UOJ tN ()( eenlr°"l• Ntwoort Buc.t.. 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Mi>r-tsu, 3}21 Volk flllrty.sja 1,.1 TOWMl\lp Four U I A .. ., LonQ 8Nc:I\, C:A 90IOe ioutll,A-..,.E-Clll WHt,S.8.8. J e me s P. Suftlven, 1152 !L M., '°llMln9 tNflce W.'t lfl fMI, e.-1111,.. AV#., T~ln, CA 9?6'0 t-• Souell 100 fetl; llMfl<• EHi 19S Tllh bYSIM H .. conducted Cly • 'Ht. Mtd llleflCf NOr1ll 100 IMI to nw oe11ere1 par1Nnlltp. »1"4 of~ O..vlel Y. M<w•mabu ·-c-io-as. u111Sovt11 Tiiis •l•temtnt •<is fifed w1111 11\e \11e9noll• Strffl, G•rda11 G ro••, C-ty ~-Of 0raft91 C:-ly Oii :.i..-J UN 22, 1919. Tff'mS flll Mlle casll 111 lawtvl ,,_., 1'117117t rf Ille Ultltld Slates on <onllrmat'°" of Pullll"*' Orange Coesl Oolly PllOt ..-ie. T.., -~ o1 -bid 10 11e J.-n . July~ 12, It, 1t7t MOCKllled wit!\ tlld. 81dS or offen to be In -lllno •llCI ------· ----- .. 111 be recie1...a •• ttw •torewt<1 ofll<• 1• PUBLIC NOTICE 1• MIY time after .,.. flr!>I PUOll<•llon Mreof ancl l:Jefore dafe of Wle. Oete<S lflls)rd Cle., ot Jiiiy, 1'7' l'ICTlTIOUSa USINESS '--nf 0 . Sii..._,, Jr NAMESTATEMENT C-..etorot ,,..,.."'°"""" • Tl\e lonowtno __, ;, Clo4119 busl· IEltatt! tf Mlcl /MU .tt Leon.tr'll 0. SllmPSOll, Sr Y Y T A E A L E S T A T E ....... It ~-INllE!>TMEHTS. 11192 Ocean Breete ,_, -~ L•ne. Huntinoton8ucfl.C4. ~ •ar11«, ..._ Yu•n Yutn Tsai, 211'1 0<••" ~&.....,_ B'"n ~.Huntington 8Mcll, CA, :J4E.~•m ~ ......... CA Tlll!> bo.tSineu fl <-..C-Cly en 1,.. PublllNd Or ... Coat.r Dally PllOt M- t11ly n , 1i, "1m Yl>M Yl>M TWll I 7"21·1' Tlllt Si.I_. w.tS flied wl"' i... OUl\tY Cle<11 of Oran<,ie County Oii une 24,1'19. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE "',,"'I Pul>lllNd Orange COHI Delly Pllol. June n. Md JUiy s. ll. 19. 1979 -----~, _ PUBLI~ N~TIC_E __ 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A . s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Tllurlday. July 12. 1979 DAILY PILOT €(j f; .. The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad [642-5678 ] One Call Service Faat Credit Approval '• .. :::~.~ .. ;oozl ~=~:.~ .. iobz ~:;;.~'..~~···;oo·z HcMIH1 For Sale -·· . , ....................... 1 ....................... ······················· 1002~ .. ...•..•...•.••..........•.....•.•.•.....................•..••.•.•.... IOOZ G...,.ol 100~ • ...•..•...•...•.........••.....•...........•••............•.......•.. 8ay l1i\\ ord \!£)1 Beach Realty IUL EST A TE EXCElUNCE SINCE 1 t49 •OPEN HOUSES• DOVER SHORtS G Bedrooms. dining & family r oom s, BAY VIEW . 1548 Ga lJxy Open Fri/Sat. 1-5 COSTA MESA ~ Eas ts1de ). Under e onstru c tio n . 6 condos. 3 & 2 bedrooms; convcnienl location 1631 Irvine. Open Fri/Sat: 1·5 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759.0811 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ~sh«'s Notice: NI real estate arh r rt1s j'(j Ul Uus newspaper 1s sub- Ject to the Ft'deral t 'a1r llousini:: Act of 1968 wtuch makes 1t 11legal to advertise "any p r e ference, ltm1tatton. o r dJ.'>Cnnun11..1on based on rare. color, re!Jg1on. sex. or national on g111, or an llltention to make any such preference. !Jm1la uoo, or dlscri mmallon ·• I Thi.<; newspaper will not know1nJ?IY nc·cept a ny advert1s 1ng for real estate which is in v1ola-J~f the law. ERRORS: Ad•erlisen sho*I check tMir ads daily ...d report er- rors inntdiatefy. TIM DAIL y PILOT DSS8m!S labllty for the first irt- carnct ~ Oftly. PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 Sl·ll any 1lem or rom· hmat1on or 1tl.'ms for S7S or lc·~s w1lh a Pt•nny I 'tnchcr l\d. :J lines for 2 t'()l'l~t.'i'Ultve dayl> Each additional t111c •~ fh fur llw2days Chnr~t' 1l' Noromm1•rr1at ad~ For more mrormatlon and to place your ad 1·all 642-5678 POOL-aA YCREST Outdoor cnterlatntng on the lovely deck "ti h firep1t near pool Loads of room 1n th1:. 4 Bdrm home w1lh formal dining room. family room a nd profess1vnal dark r oom. ~.ooof._~ 642-5200 Pete Barrett,M ~~r 'Jfi iJ ---·- 2340 BAYSIOf': DRIVJ·:. Corona clcl Mar. ;1 mosl ckll ~htful s plal kvt•I. \'lL5tom bui It. rontcm po ra ry hom e ~ 1lh hcauliful HAY VIEW Th rt' e b t• d r o o m ~ . !ieparale family room. formal dining room. bay vtew sill.mg room ad1111n in~ master swte; rndoor- ouldoor living, vE>ry large swimming pool & pat.Jo area; intercom & securi ty sys t em . $SJ.5.000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-6670 WILL HOT LAST- DUPLEX OCEAN BREEZES A 3 Bdrm & 4 Bdrm walk to a ll shops. t blork to the beach. Owner left area s ay~ "sel l 1t'". $219,500. 675-3411 filc~.~~l'!~ OH THE WATY IN NEWPORT SHORES The lavish use of oak a nd cedar a re without equal in this delightful and picturesque 4 bedroom , fa mily room ho me . Mexican p a ver s in kitch e n a nd d i nin g r oo m, wa terfront deck plus 2nd patio with your own s pa . All this and much, much more for $199.500. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOUtN HIU.S AD IN NEWPORT CE.NTEA STAR GA'ZEK•'-., t--~,.;...,..---11) ll\\' It l'ClLL1l\'------~ J:f. r-Ooo/1 1>rtm11 ~ Auo•d'"t lo tl-1 Sto't Ji.. To develop mr.,oge for r ndoy. rt'Od wOlc:I·. (('flf'flO"'c:l•"!I 10 nunt>t" ot your Zod1uc btr1h •Ill" 1•H9• 11 .... »-,. .... .. ._ ·-J10ooo '*'"' "''' .tOU...•p.t-140 .... ., .......... • u .. ,..,... t4 ,.., • .. ~ .. ,. ··--... .. _ ... __ IOOo ''O..C-111- N ''*"" ....... ..-·~ .. ,.._. """--==-·- WESLI1~Y N . 1\.YLOR CO. REALTORS si lll't' 1 H4G MIGUEL SHORES OCEANFtlOHT A touch of l lawaii right here on the oce<infront in the closed gate commuruty of Nig uel Shores. Serene & beautiful location a nd a great in vestment Private steps to the lovely <·ommunrty be<H·h. Spacious home wtlh 4 bcdrms. formal dining. study & huge recreation rm Spa & blt·in fish aqua rium By <.ippt $975.000. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., Reatton 2 I I I San Joaqwln Hll1 Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 64~910 APRfZEGEMl A ~uperb Turtlcrot•I. Glen Townhoml' lox unous. modern. c·ontrm porary i.tyl1• with :-u11 UCl'k:., \I. 1'11111 I , ~ Ullkl'll toll, :! hl'Ur<1<1tn-... I.' ~th.~. Hi71i squarf' ft.pt . )!C>l'l!t•ou~ v1l•w' aml l'nm n~ndtrti.? l1w.1u11n 011h $165,000 Tht~ 1101· "11n I last' Call Luunn1• :-.h;rn. ~. ~11, '1i5 '""J(J DUPLEX EAST SI DE lGQO !>Q fl , I II I\ 111111 lk.iut1lut pu•tl \/111• 1 ~t r1 1'l 1·,,11 H1t1 111 Mtlhkl·n .\i.:t ti:H I 'f~, COSTA MESA COTTAGE $71.5011 Cutt• 3 htlr111 home with formal dm1ni.: room & m.'.ISSl\e :>LOOI' hr1•pl.t1•t• l..~ll:all-d on a t.n't' luwd :.lrt'<'l & '1tu:it cd on a large' Int. ll ' J I l' al lmd C<tll S~>li 2f;ji0 C::: SEL,ECT I PROPERTIES BAY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! P;moramtc Nl'" port ll.1.' vwwi. I rom i.(ur~cOU!> :1 hedrm upper unit vr spm·1ous 2 tx•drm 10"'1·1 wut • Natural bn d• fpk' Wet bars. 4 Car ~araw· Boat SP3l'C S tep' t 11 beach Dial 752·17Un f''AST! (I 1fl f11 'J • I •,I t •, Don't Miss This AUral't1vc Jbr, 2ba home with a largc uppeahng fam rm & for ma I V I< Save SS's al $97,000. J\1 t now & c•all 979·5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS 759-0226 IMCOME PROPERTY? HERE IT IS! :t £1.drm. 2 bath hous'-' + t "' " 2 H d r m a 11 t s OWNFH WILi. l'r\HHY I 't\f>f:H ' lli\LllOA I SLAN D REALTY b'73-8i00 OCEANFRONT JUST LISTS>!! Charrrun~ 2 bdrm huUSI.' ~1th mcome unil in rear, lan~e R 2 IOl S395.000 673 :.;r,,'l b75-'1i77 Jo:\ t•., associated eROKERS-REALTORS . lOl~ W lolboo 611-Jtl> 1 BEACH HOUSE t ~l' lo twarh. Could bedupll'X Only ~to.000 JONES REJ\11 Y INC. I\ T fCMtl 1714) 673-62 1001 W 0.lboa Blvd Newl)Ofl l!eaen Coktom.o 92660 RAPID APPRECIATION II )'OU desire raptd ap 1m'<'tat1on. ,,ee thts tm· maculatc. e x clus1\ c home. m a rapidly a p- prec1atmg area. Color coordinated d ecor lhruoul. 4 ~l ori ous bdrms . at rium off rmsler swtc. 2 patios. ,, Lmc value at SJ 10.900 Call &15-0.'.m FORESTE OLSON ,,.,,.< UI a \."f"'U"> WTSIOE CHARMER R-2 New copper plumbmi::. new carpet s. new drapes, new putnL inside :l lidrm :! hath. Only SRS.CXXJ C-.ill &15·9161 ... OPEN HOUSE ,.-.:;;~\ REALTY z/ CE DEDBGB BLllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS Lo\ 1•lv 1-'1,·1· 1-i<·droom ModL•I Wllh :'1111!hl l.1,.:ht:. \'11··~ l'rnft•!>Ston.illy Landscapt•d . Pool. Spa. :-.aun.1 Entry Leads To Larnr J.1 vtng lluom & f"ormal Dlnin~. Modern Kltt·h1•n. Uownsluir'> Game Room. Call f"or /\ppmntm<>nl To Inspect, S525.000. Submit Off<'r!>. 631-1800 ae 1 oova DltlYE *OUTSTANDING BLUFFS "Z" Spocfoa ...d w.-.Cooe dlnahd ~ar ill tltl1 tftd _.. w1tt. 2 patios. TW«Mfory 4 b•drOOM l both condowni•" ._.. wttlt for"llHll clft.nft., spocloe11 f..-ty "*" -oll o"'enitiu for 9roclo1tt ll•huJ. $192.000. *VERSAILLES ~IEW CONDO Achlff •llKlftt•• c°""*ir ht o • ....._ ... H•wport tocotlOR. Unob1tncted 110 dtCJrtt VIEW OF loyfro1tt Ir Oceaafl Giit. A wc:wfty c..,_ir wltft lllCJOCM'. ta.wt.-, pool M ... A tnlly .,..,... Wwfor wfftl 2 bed. Ir 2 M. Slff,500. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. ~IJh w C'1)(1 .. I H14h\\1l~ N1'\' f)l 'n B••,1< h 631-1400 .• 1¢\ • . -::,./·6'··.,..,, ~.; !· t···~· .. • ''r ~·· ··~ fr; ~:t: fl~· .•'·ll ~·j'••.1 .. fl'' .~~·· tt 'J· -, ,/ ·"" l",f -c· A PRIZE GEM! A s upcrh Tu rt l e r ock Gl e n T o wnho m e . lu x ur1 ous. mode rn. conlemporary style with s undecks. wet bar. s unken tub. 2 bedrooms. 2 1:: bt1ths. 1676 Square reet. gor geOU$ v1c•ws and com manding location Only S lli5.000. This one won 't lasL 1 U,_.l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast H 1qhwdv . Corona del Mar BAY CREST 1 br. huge forrna I dtnmR. crplS. drp-;. hllns. rrpli:. 4:e heated pool. t'le1· l(<tr door opene r . V:u•anl & readytogo. S2111.000 ••••••••••••••••• Bc<tulLful Z Bdrm condo oo the golf course. end unit. many upgrades . plush white carpctin~. parquet fl ooring, mir- n>r.1. rommumty pools Pnced to sell at $126,000 t>W 7=->2. Thomas. ai::t. JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 ••••••••••••••••• l +POOL $8C1.500 r dm '>Ill' IVnl! rm. frflll', murml'l k1l, '''P ma,,lt•r '>It'. 1~1· j!.1m1• ronrn ~ "d h.ir llUl.;t• t ti\ l 'I t•d 1>:il10 fn .. • f11rm l)llOI. '''" m,11111 ~round ., 1· I ftn.ini·tnl! <".ti I nu" !lti3 710il SAVE GAS Walle to shopp1nl!. rrui ny rentt'r.<. now run~trlrnng wal.k.lng du,tani:t''> hdurt' lhC'v n•nl That i.hould ma-kt' th1i. 11>t•ll m.1t11 tatnt.-d duplrx 1·,·1·n m<1rt' n •nrnbll' Lut•all'll 10 pnm1· rw1~hborhood & the owner "111 rarry fmarn:mg Full pnn• only Sl2.5. 000. Ca II 7 51 :ll!H . c;;,SELECT I PROPERTIES -------CLASSY CONDO is Uus super buy w flbr + a loft \room for e>o.tra bdrms I l'astl'fully dl• corated w /Natur a l cedar, custom frpk & a soanng vaulted ce11Jng. A IC. air purifier. hum1d1f1er. Seller wtll help fi nance. O n ly 8>,500. Act now979·~0. ALLSTATE REALTORS 20HALOT Sll0,000 Quaint breakfast nook, arched doorwa)s. hU)(l' lot. Don't mi s~ out 646 71il '' I• .,, 'II• I PENINSULA POIHT Charmrnl! 3 hr, onlv slept; to sand J uM hs ll'd and pncl'd forQuu·k :.alt• Q:iJI Now! ! 646-i 171 (1U ._, 111 Y • I • t 11 H t. • [~UIU\I] BA YFROHT LEASE Beaut. Bayfront condo Bay. Channel & nite llJ:ht views. 646-7711 VA BUYERS If you Ind kt: Sl41.llJ n111. )OU m1y qualtfy to 11wn 'nur o~ n home• I .ow Uuwn ' l.11J11~ lu Sl00.000 L...t lL'> show )OU how l o do111Call"'ow1 TcA to Red Carpet w~ Ustett! 754-1202 4% COMMISSION! WHY PAY 6°o COMM.? Pror~"'-'HmJl .1i.:cnt pro. \111 111..: 1111:11 scrvH·c, I t.11."i 1 wtll 'l'll or assist you in 11urchas1ng y11ur home for uni) .i•,. !:>aVl' 2'; of ~ale pncc! Call 975-1136 Agt We Worit For YOU! Rentals· Sales Property Mgmt DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 645-7573 NRHARIORHI J BR 2 Ba, qwet IO<'al1on. $122.500. 2STORY Shake roof. 4 lm. 2', b3. SJ.2),000 EASTBLUFF Oloicc corner location " BH. 3 Bu .. Sl87.500. Roy McCardle, Rltr. 548-7729 Hav<' somethtnJ! you want to s.•11? Class1r1til .Hls d•> 11 "l'll Call NOW. &\2·5f>IM ~!! Only the O.U1 Piiot l'H lly titll9 you w"11t'a ,,_in ,our IOeal communltl! ... -ry day l.J.!IQ~!M• macneb I Irvine realty IAY VIEW Flexible financing available on this 4 BR Dove r Shores home on ove rsized lot w/ 180° view of Bay & lights! Family oriented -ide~ floorplan ... lg. family r m + forma l dining rm. PLUSES incl. pool, spa, new decor & 3·car garage. $465,000 inc l. la nd . Ke n /He len Ha rtley 642-8235. (U·l05) . .. DICUT1VIE IUGANCI For enterta ining & gracious living in establis hed community. 4 BR. 4 bath. pool & s pa -lg. yard w/3 fenced areas. yet requires minimal m ainte na n ce. $339.000 -will consider lease/option , Bob Owens 642·~. CU· 106) '42-8235 6444200 ~1 Oovtr Drive HMbor Vlt w Center lrvlnt at C•mP'I$ V•lley Centtr 7S2·t414 -. ., ... . . .... #I •' ~ . . '~ ..... ...................... ,., 4 •• CWLVN.OT .......... , . 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WMI fUit· ........ et ..._. ._.. ........... •w::~ taaatloft, ..altMIMettc•. ......... e... .... .-..... ., .. .,, c........-....· ............. -.. l"I •o e eN ............ ,...AH ;I I _..Ill 'TWO OAYll • OCIAM YllW- I .......... , ..... OMI WDICMID -• ., ... , .. ...., ""--" JOt .............. flf91M! MW -...... -·-A ,.,. u I "*"'1 .. '""' ., COIOMA DB. MAil liorgeous ocean· and canyon views. Huge lot with spacious home. Light a nd airy kitchen. Massive stone fireplace. 3 Bedrms. famlly & dining rm. PaUo and deck. POOL. ,.... ....................................... . F. M1....,.oe .. ut5 tt .... TWO DAY :u•toet ...... red ...-. a.turNr _.. • • ..... .., "°' ... ,._ ~ lhd .. ............. holft........ ~·· ........ , 14' penotl •• 1:00 ··"'· .. tu,_,. ot catl ftOW ._ AOVA I MllJWATION I frH COUftN Oun.IHI. llACH DUPLEX S 172,500 Steps to the beach from owner's front una t 3 Hedrms + loft. Fireplace. Uccks & patio. shake roof. aNM>UMIJff LIMfTID JDS Semln•rs1 Corona del M•r (714) 844-1094, (714) &44 WI WATHFRONT $231 ,000 Almost new. 3 bedrm, 21h bath. family rm, dini ng rm. den. Brick patio, bnlr ooy, fireplace. Amenities incld pool, jacuzzi. volleyball, sailing. private.> beach & MUCH MORE! IAYFllOMT Several fine bayfronl home:. w1lh pier & s hp AVALOM Well constructed, 3 BR. 1 ba .. oak floor. partial bas emenl. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J·l' Boy\od, Oro ., N B 675 i',16i SllK & FINlf FAMOUS EARTHQUAKES C S P L J E V R D C 0 S Y C U U S E S 0 0 C 0 L 0 M B I A H U M A H N K 8 E T I C 8 N M C I N 0 C N R T E R L S 8 K A M t X S X 0 A P A A T R M S J 5 S L M R H C E T J R 0 N K H R S E K N 0 l A N 0 8 S l L H l H C Q Q S I E I A N L R W E 1 K R S T A A U U K H H E C l I I L H A L S T L L T A S S C E I N H Y R C H A E Q C W C A K l l 5 S H T I A I A 1 M C U I T B N E S W C l H A H P K R W A T I 5 R U I S E 0 H l I C k U l K l T I T A H 1 A T P L C A P R A N U A S H 0 A H A A 0 M, A I l M A R U C $ H W A K T G T K H A l K R I H A S C H 8 A I D K W N .U S R lnstruc11on1 H1d!Jeo WO«lt Delo"" ~ ,_.,d, Nett· · w.ro. up. ~ °' dllgOf'llflv. Find Heh end box 11 In. ~ Conn th S.1tc1a Ch1hli Sheoskl Shemika Kam1kure Caten11 Calcu11a Lisbon Ouuo Tomorrow lnlluence Colombia :; Charleston .; San F ranc1sco 1 · Messina Kanw Merry Clown Doll Freedom from Fuss £,~B~ Watch a child laugh w11h fOY when he/she sees this clown. With his happy tacund s1r1ped. 1uftled outfit. tl11s is a real c11eus clown. Inspired e1ft fOf a · child of any act. Pattern 7502. Directions. charted pieces are mduded. Sl.50 fl){ ocll patttm. Add toe ',-ch ~ttetn IOI f11st<l.m Ill ""-f!T,.-,·--ffil ,,·~-111111 Ind handhna. SIN ti: 111-... u1-1.._ ....... 'Needlecraft Dept. 105 OallY. Pilot rREC VOORSElf from fuss-... 1u. ow a... sa. ... slide into this hcht '"'PPl"I for " ~ 1•11. Pritt -.... da,tmes ttiat 11• bvsJ °' 1m•· • J1f. ,.... ..... 1na. SQ11111 neck 1n troc1t. V• "NEW/ wr Our 1979 HElDU: bldl-~esh, te«11fll41t. CRAfl CATAl.OG-Olltf 200 ~-Ponied Pattem 9133: Misses 191 de51C11S. J fret pattern Sites 8, 10. 12. I'. 16. 18, 20. pnllted 1Mlde. Send 1SC Sizt 12 (bllsl 3') lllm J plds mk••n-su. Jl.56.Jut t S-inch fabnc. &\iiU::litJbl, t.-.n. ue 1-1 sue * m ,..... ··~ o.• .... ue .., • * _. .-.. ,. '•JV .... 'I' Ollll. ... sue flm.dm ·e1nu11, ....,_,. , ~ ............ $1.50 .... . ·=·~::It: •AIWIMMTUI 81llJ..Siltct 'I' fllldl US' Pattern Dept. «2 • Ufa.ff ... ""' . . IJI, Dally Piiot m.,.. .... 1 .. U1-&···· 1•1 llZw.tl•St..--U E , ... 1a l .. U. PTllt ..._ ; • • • • • lM lit, SIZI ... mt.I 1 E •·.... . AU the new c!Ottlts JOU Med tor . • • ., ... . . . . •r f0\11 bus, kt."' Ill ow SPRIMG-.. I W ...... • ·SUMMER PATT£~ CATAlOG!i •r I? ........ I• Drmatops.~PldtS.¥1 IE ........ , • JICe Plllt SJ.50 -~. II t Oedllt. . . . . la COWP!lft. Stnd 7$& ; • -·..... • ,.~ Jl;1'.$1Jll H ...... f ....... UI l~f.llr, ....... SU11 j ............ 1• 1Jl.hldlwfl ........ su•1 •I Olldll..... 117 ..... 'I' ...... $1JI: , LOCATIOM LOCATION Rl'ST LOCATION! l'on llo. walX lo Westcbff or 17th St Out of beach Lraf r11-. Con ven ie nt bui. ~crv1ce S pac io us :1 673-8550 Bdrm. 2 bath, dreitSIOj.( room. walk in closet:.. double garage. AdJaccnl greenbelt. Pool & rc-1· avml11btc l'nced ni:ht St19,SOO. 17.U TUSTIN. CM. ~THEREAL 'Oi ESTATERS 400Lll'1t:~. tll dUllYAt.i ---------- ADULT CONDO Select from dot.ens or MLS r esale s ot Jli(),000/Up. Recreation. security. privacy. Lloyd Wmgfield, Allstate Rltr 536-9311 wknds 960-2353. To buy or sell. call me for info. with courteous pro- ressiooal service. CHARMING POOL HOME, VIEW NEW,ORT HGTS DUPLEX 2 bdrm bacb, lge as· s umable loan. Only a .ooo 3 bedrooms, plus guest room atop Ha rbor View Hi11 ; charming use of wood and tiles. French doors. stone fireplace. stained glass and fantastic view. Very expressive! On fee land a t $450,000. PLAY A REALTY 631-4990 U,_.l()UI: li()Mf:§ REAL TORS'. 675·6000 Why Pay 6% Comm.? •$!150• 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar SELLS YOUR HOME FAST' F'ULL R fo~ALT\' SERVICE' ASSlST·U·SELL 957-87S7 'Wafter S,_J(m'J & _)/~Joe. 673-2500 FAMILY HOME Located in the popular Lake Forest a r ea. beautifully decorated 3 bdrm. home with large family rm .• pnced for quick sale fantastic land pnvatc) yard with large trees. A bargam at S00.500. 673-4400 HARBOR HARBOR VIEW HILLS, CdM $34,500 REDUCTION-HOW $305.000 3415 9'JIET COVE 0'8« DAILY I .5 Our "Country French" charmer with smashing ocean view. French doors , shutters. moldings. red used brick, beamed ceilings: on quiet cul-de-sac. Owner will consider 2nd T.D. Whal else is needed? Come see us now ! A l>w1..,10n 111 I I .1rb11r lnvt',tm~·nt Co NEW&IGLAHD &IGUSH TUDOR Pool. Beach. French win· dows & u sed brick --------• galore . Giant 2-sl y OCEAHRtOHT ~ $250,000!! 6 Unit s. Z bdr rns., 2 baths. lcllM»CI loy Prop. RHHors • 675-70,0 * nestled on approx . .3 acres. Loaded w I tower· mg trees. 4 BR.. inc l library. Formal dining & lge mstr wing views gorgeous 32' pool. This home is incredible. So much more & o nly Sl.37.SOO. Must see. call today. 714·963-0902 BK R. Big Canyon Golf Course View leawtiM •• towMo•• -eay ec:ctss to pool md jaclllll -hNlfs eCMris. • l ... aamoar2,...cOMtrt.dt.t • Alr~HoMd • 2'h lallts • ,:_.,a ldtchn • Dlltillg aoo. • Certlllic tie ....,/kitclMtl • .., ... , c.pcft/WflM COY ... • c ............. ;...,.. • otlMr ................ . We..,...,... 640-1102 Or your agent-<:;ourtesy to brokers RHlhttc: price for ~k .. $239,000 $@~~1A~L££~~s That Intriguing Word Gome wifh a Chuckle ~~~--~r,.,...,~C\A1• POUAN--------~ ·~~~.::: low 10 loo.,. kNf ""'II .. ---I TUBREN I ' 1 r 1 1 1'. ._ .... H_E._.C_F_T.--tl , I' I' I I . I I ' Hid • 11ranoe experience S 0 M E 0 l 1111 WHI!. 1 went to • l•tner I I I' I' .. and eon dinner with my ~ ... .__ ... __....._ ... __, ~ 12.year-old and 11tt1no neiu to R u y T I p I ~ w.. . boy hofdl!IQ • -· --, ..... , ........ ,-,.-,-0 c-~ .... clluc~,. qyo*1 _ _ - -• b., loil."IJ In ti.. ...... "9 _d, ..._...__...__ ....... .__...._~ 10\0 de .. lo!> ·-~ No. 3 below • Pl!Nt N\JM&utO 1' r· 1• 1· 1' r 1' 1• 1 1Hl£U IN SQYA•U - -• --• • • 6 ~~~~Wil' fOll I I I 8 I I I I sca..+.MUn AMWW1 ta Clwffk._ SI ~O NEWPORT CREST Attractive 2 Bdrm and den. 2~ bath. Splil levt>I. xln t locatio n with privacy and view. T3kc special note or invest menl potential at ne w pnc.~ of $128,500. Call 546-4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Island's New Painted Lady ct.L<;tom V1ctonan Sbr, 4ba incld lg bonus w/balh. DR vi/wet bar & oak floor. Mstr swle w /Sitting rm & balcony, stained & etched glass . auto garage dr. Select carpet now. $395.000. 223 Agat e . Owner /Agt 67;HB2l. Capistr.o •ach I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYTHESEA HaMt + lllCOlllt Too! Quality wood and glass duplex on the bluffs . Beautifully maintained $168.000 LC11J1t11C1 V~ R.E 497·1761 COl'OllCI del Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Breathtaking Panoramic :MhrviewofNpt. Harbor. Ocean. Coast & Bay night ligbts from every room. Steps to beach & partc. Perfectly appoint· ed throughout. $750,000. 631.f.560, 673--0188 MESTOR'S DUPLEX SOOFCoostHwy Xlnl location oo Begonia st . 2 br & 1 br unit.s, alw~ rented. Try 15% down & submll your terms. As king only $175.000. ~. l.C. TAYLOICO. 640-5112 JASMMCl8 Only new Plan 3 on o->befl w /ocean view. Upended rtoon. Move In lmmedlalely t-..%. R!i2,000. P'rin only Dys 1.aaoo srlCT 4CUl..AA 9UALITY DUPUX All e.x~ptwr'.Ull custom bUlt boale with vaulted wood bcafn ceilin gs. beaul&ful 1olld oalc t'ab1nel a thru ·o ut . C1replacee i.n hvmg rm and ma1ter bdrm. leaded &lass w i ndow s and L'eran\IC tile ,IUCUW Ul IDllll&erbatl'I PLUS • c harmtnK Z bdrm separate rental with flJ"t!Place and own paho deck. S?79,000. CAU.644-7211 FOR INFORMATION /Jn NIGEI. ElAllEY &. ASSIJCIA TE.S UNUSUAL DUPLIX On Poppy Ave .. old CdM Attr 2 bdrm owncr 'i1 11n 1t &c f!OOd rt'fltul Ho th 11ll JOI rung s wimmmlo( pool $249.500 ,.._u-m PAUL MARTIN R!ALESTATE 644-7383 1024 ..•...•••..•..•........ DECORATOR S DREAM 'll11<; lx•1iut1l11I hom1· h1t'> bt.oe'fl prof1"111110n11lly th• oorul\'<I 111 llnd o ol II (t'IJIUn·'I n11t11rilf WUO(f~. wall11aix:1, ~l111111't.I 1.:f.1w1 w11ulowi.. hvt lull. wool! •lc:f'k inn. c•1·rum1t• 1111._ uto :-.p rinkl\•rft and l'1tlh1•tlr11I c:c1U11 1ot11 A must ..,,., •• For mor•· 1nr11 ntll~i :'>k1t() ... ~HERITAGE REALTORS v. fiftaBcinc) • Mesa Verde North homl· Ccatun:-:. t:llt'cllcnl floor plun with :J bedroom. lar.:c cuunlry kitchen with all bu1ll1n s. beautiful t.1lr1um , ne w carthtonc l'llrpct1ni::. $79,900. BKR. C.i lt 5'10-17~ TARBIU.. SUIJECTTO 9.50/o LOAN! Super 4 bdrm m xlnt rm ty neighborhood N1·ar schools, ~real terms Aruoous ! llurry ! 545·94!11 Toke Onr 9.25% Loan ContemPQrary styll' 3 bedroom ho m l' w 1th kitchen. all builtins. large fir eplace. new plll'ln carpctinS?. freshly painted tbr uoul Im · maculule tund1l1on . Quiet cuJ de sac !M<'<>t. hUKe back } ard ~.000 BK R Ca II !>40 1720 TAABEU.. -· CEDAR GLEN Olslincllvc 2 and 3 bedroom condom1n1ums from ~l .500 2554 Elden /\vc. C.M. 642-6734 Pntsttgious MnaWoods Jdeal Mesa Woods home with pool and spa. Two s tory horn<' with 4 bedrooms. formal drning room, wet bar. tomplele· ly rurmshed kitchen with eating area . covcrt'd patio Approx 2600 sq rt Sl87.500. BKR C all S.1().1720 MOOB.SMOW FOR SALE "IRm ANYWOOOS" New townh omes. Eastsicte Costa Mesa. 2450 Santa Ana Ave. 64&-0061or9~ 1920. REST AND RB.AXATIOM It is the order of the day m this 3 Bdrm delight. Features: Sell cleanmn oven, wax free rloors . Cormal d ining rm. 2 patios & many extras. CAUHOW 754-7800 <.'!\ -· 29Z1 Bristol, CM Mesa Verde. assume 9% GI J.st ; owe 2SK 2nd. 2- sty • Br 211. Ba, den etc. Sl2MOO. La Casa. Agt. BiU.83M2S1 4HOUSES WESTSIDE Only 1?25.0000/W /C. WottLD lt.E. 556-7777 Me.a Verd& 4 br. 2 ba. lge ~. $140,000. Owner. Agt. 751-311116. 1'12"o .SSUM. LM. Pnme &a.de local.ion."' Qy Owner, lat claH a~a. 4-5 8r Btacay, nevl'r O<"· cell. family executive> 5 Br, family rm, (or 8 cupied. •Hume &\olaq home. Pool. ~t hOU3C' Br>.~ Ba, 21t~ sq ft, M2>-0U2,or&M-6687 wtwf!t bar. la redwood btautlfullJ landacaped tam rm. 4 Br. 2 ea. 2 $1.21~. Open daily 1 4. EXECUTIVE frplc'a, many plus Pouable owner flnanc· feature9. Sl6S.OUO. Call _&n&. erru...t. M2-3U8 HOME Agt /Owner 842 0467 or C4!otury 21 Allcout. 963-0081 ForsaJebyownl'r. beaut 4 BR. owner w 1 rurry 2nd Creal loon u11Sumptlon 751-1~71f LOCATION! LOC4TIOM! Spric•10413 t rc•c• 1•11111tml1• 4 Bit. 2 bath homt• on trw I 1 n ,. ti 11 t r ••" I N 1• w 1•11r1htun1• r11r1wl", nl'w k1td1t'fl tin. 1ww v1t1nl 1n /jh.k SJ 10.0110 So. Calf. R•atlty 546-5605 64S.69 I I l)r"11r11hl1• t-:1111t 11 lrf1> t'l\1111rn•1 ,J ltll '"' fin , I< V lll'N'tll, I' 1111 llllW, It i!1 ffil IH!llJ l\tli.1• ... '"'"' h ,,,, N ..... 1 .. Tl.I' i11 :1r.11 l\j!I 111:1 /ltl.I VA.LUI PLU\1 1 lir .' hu 11l111k •' ,.,.,. "" 101111,. lt.w 1111•·1 .. el I II I\ 111.111 ' ... 11 ,,,, "1•1•1 ,,, "'~ ')111 y ,,, ."", l>uvul lll1u1k•· lllt' :1111 lfY-il) 1 .. 1v•·ly ·,111 , drr1 llrn rr111t . w11lk '" : • I fmtl l•taJJ1. 1 •1llr·v.•· 4 l11vl1 K4'hl (Jfl ,. .• 111 vww ,, ., 11 Fwy (Jw1w1 .111.1t111 1". will tw·l11 f111u11• •· llutl1 ~UflN Av.t fl:l:J ~:. f'OOL HOM! 2!¥Z1 Bnstol. C.M. VETE:RAHS! OWNER MOTIVATED I bdrm. prim" an·a w1remode led kilcht.>n . Many amen1t1es Call nuw & :.ubm1l UKH ~~!II MO QUALIFY SS.tW rtwn 3 hr. :! bJ l~c y rtJ. $)SS, 000 SI0.000 dwn. 2 br. I ba ~1ll!c :vrd & s pa. Co'-' d. p al 10. $J Uo,ooo. Ownr1Agt. 645-7365 -------- EASTSLDE 2 bdrm. 1 ba J\ r eal d o llhous e ! ! ~.000. 752-9023 agt. East Side border oC Npt. Heh Jbr. newly carpet· ed :-Jew tile k1tl·h. & bar w bllans. Lr~ L R & D ~ w Oak I l ours. A larm ~"" Pr1v dnH•way entry to 2 C'llr >(ar Xtra lrg. yrd. Shakl' roor. Landcp. ml'ld 9 fnnt lrt~'S. Green hous<'. &~wood derk J.'>Os11. rt. w ls kylllc O\•erhang. /\va1l by owm·r thru 7 16 ONLY $115,0oo &1>7673. By Owner. like new 4 Br 2 Ba. huge family rm. Crplc. h.rdwd firs. Pnn. oo.ly 631-1231 EAST S IDE . Nice 4 bdrm, l3'4 ba. home on q .. et corner lot w /boal access. $110,000 BU ILDERS DE AL. Older 4 bdrm home on lllll?C lot with room for 3 more units. Near 15th & Tustin $119.900 BIG FAMILY" Two story 5 bdrm, 3 ba home wrth :? farruly rooms & a golf course view. $118.500 FULLEll REAL TY 546-0814 MUST MOVE QUICK Remdled pool home. lots of wood. tile, bltn BBQ & refr1g, spacious mst r suite. 861 W. Wilson. Open Sun 1·5. Agt. 548-5155. WY RMANCIMG Charming spacious S bdrm. fam rm.lge corner lot. In Mesa Del Mar . Good loc & value. l. As· sume VA + owners 2nd 2. New VA acceptable 3. Make orter Priced at Sl.23.500. Retinng owner agt has bought smaller res. Call now for appt. S4&-0784 1026 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MARINITA Spectacul ar hi lltop homel. 2012·3206 sq. rt. Close lo Marlna. Selva Rd & Calle La Prima Vera. $165,000to SZSS.000. 83l·as.G; 483-4006 Bklr. VANISH CHAltMll Loveb' ocean view •toe> Dao• Point's ftneat neighborhood. Lge. rormat din. rm.; a home cl diatJDdloo. Very nut- ble terms. '1•9.900 Call RickCoye"98-1380, agt. By Owner uruque l story. Wllh • bedl'OOU\5, in·law 2 bdrm 2 ba Tiburon quarters, 2 fireplaces. Townhome. rireplace. ar~at master bedroom pnrquet & t 1 te floors. s1.1te and allthis sits on a hobby room In put10. 2 nlce larJ[e lot. Call before <'t1r 1u•ral(e Cross atroot Uus ooe la 1i1one 1.11 clubhouse & pool. Call - anytime for •PPL 002 ~. Pnnc1 pala only. B!,000. ....... .... •ec:h '040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllDROOMS and 111.tl(t' J)OC)t with llt'IJ 11pi1 All locatc'Ct on ntCt'ly l1tncl!l<'u,M'd 1,. n<'rc• tot J•ark f'111rf•.lnc842 74G I IDISONHIGH Thi• lnrrc1•111 S1•11w1n1I n,..,1.,a ' 4 11 u 1 •lt·o 'I' • Im ~11111 11•1 fl t-M11mn lfil(l1 Ntrw ,,..,.,,.,.,11 11110 ly SJ 17 1-i1 VI\ 1 .. rm~ II ,.., l'1•1f•'4l11lom1I~ lal,l f\'f( I \UP9 TOWHHOMI 1 ,_ 11.,.11 1 v• ,., 11•·w 1 Wllt1 I 1,, I l1J wulk111p, .u ... 11, 11..-..... 11 I'"'" I").,,, 111• M l l <tl)I 11 ...... It ''"''~ 1 .. ., ,,, '/ I "" ,.,, iln '''" J' ft ·on1 ~ .. 1 · II I", 1111 I I *It~ I l:t ''" • I ·, r-,,,..,,, ..W U\TlHG! ~lUf,..., t:hltr 11 .>Ill! ""1111 tnA I .11•1& 1 &I 11'1 I/I/Al ' lfl~ Ul,l Afl> Spnnghursl r ondo m•..r r l'tewland /T ;J I b cr t . $95,500. Appt onl v 548-298:> SCENIC VI 1-;w Mlle. of cny l1ghL.,' .1 Bit 2 lia. •,,"''rt' l lug.: ~tnrw 1-'P , $l t.!1,'J1111 A,,:l ··L u~ky . 1,111 ~l<llJX . ~.i3-0W2 lninf: 1044 ••••·••·······•····•·•• H<inchu SJn .Joa11u111 :!hr dt•n , :!lt.1. J r p ll-. 1'111 pauor;. :ill on )!oil 1·our.,1· En)U\' \' IC•w I rom n11>.'l roum~ P oul 6.. J J t· $1.ll .SOO &tO <mi ASSUME 8112% LN. Classy new l>Pal'. 3 Br w /alJ amcrutics Pnn OO· lJNlV PK Vlg JI 4br, 1m rralt', tu ly upgrd. AC, 2 Crpl(', priv. a s ktnl( Sll9,SOO /oCr 552· 78811 1 552-7494 W OOD R It I OG ~: ~TATES :1 bdrm 2'"2 ba. carpel!>. rlrupes . prorel>s100JI IJlldscap1111ot & palJo cu\• •'f, mlioy upiiradcs. JClnl klf':ilmn 103 West Y.ilt• l.11011 Open H o u ~<' ~II/Sun I $pm tl39.ll50 II Y 0 W N to: R 1141640 2300 1048 . .....................• 41R.· llATHS 1 ~1· lot, 11uun, t•ourtyri b11 m 11111 tfum I rm . 11<1· l1v rm , hc:imt·d "'"' 11lm11• lrJll Move 1n 1·u111I Only Sl42.S0tl' llurry' M11>111•111 lt••atly 494 0731 •~k~MW, ,..,..,;.::;.:;Jluml~1I d e '" """ v11·w . walk 111 t•• .... ti, :i fir 2 1~1. d en. dhl Y.-JI ·•~·· :.1111 Bl111·hml Ca "''''" IJ7:. :.:.:io /4117 .. ~ OOTST AHOIHG VALUE 111•.it Ulrtat11n1 with '>UtJt'r ~ l1tlrrn li!JHll! Nt""" r•><tl . lre»trlv IJJlnlf"t.I 1•xt1·nor 1;r1•Jt n·ntal unil ur h1111••y mu11n 1·otlJ gc OJL!>t.c1.mhn~. $7!l.~5o. don osen realtors 401 GLENN EYRE 497·4H41S FAMILY DELIGHT li1g Ol'ean v1t'~ ~Ith tariw hcalc•d & f1ltn .. t pool . & ~pa ·I l..ir~·· hdrms , form.JI dm1n1-i.\ lam1ly rm~ .! lrpl1·~ • fl'l'rl'at111n r1l<Jm & 111 (11·1.·. askml.! $.! 17 Utl(I MINT CONDITION ~ lid.rm:. , ~ b~1th'>. :->nrth t.JgWIJ ('OtlJlo(l!, ~alk lu Cn·~lent Hay Bt>a l'h l'rl\.rtl' )ard w ith "ot'Vt'fal rrwt lrl'l'S. Larj!• dltach1.'<.1 2 t•ar i:aragl' ~1lh door opener Pnc1.•1I at Sl75.0UO ly. BE 1st! 673-4313 i\gt m~tl@J1>~ WOOdbndge Townhou:.e J tR!@eilG'e/' l:lr, 1'"2 ba. frpk ~.900 499. 2800 0111551 ·1583 - - - - -- NEW LISTING! Model ~rtcct. -;p.ct•1oui. townhonll' an l.i ni 11. I' a rk flld wut 2 wh1ll' bm·k paUO!>. f!aS BBCJ. ~•·lbjr µoot. tennis & Vil'~ • 67343131\gt DEAMEHOME OWNER ANXIOUS Lvly lge mstr s ui t e w /private balcony . SpaC>OUS rms. 3 baths . fnnld.in rm, lge rmly I'm. Exqt.ns 1tely decorated. Open Ev~. 759-1501 8l/-'°lo Ass.n. LOClft WOODBRIDG E CONDO 2 Br 2 Ba, spa. A/C, up· graded thruout. a>.soo 5.51-1688 YOU CAN'T BEAT ..thlS spacious P la n 400 in The Colony. with 223o sq. Ct. of well planned hv inJit space. Very pnvale setting with low main t.eoance yard. 4 Bdrm. + fam. rm. SllS,900 Want Ads Call 642·5678 -._ ·~ Hlllll -< .. ~ M(. CORMACt-. r., bt1 UOi diltorf Rapturous White Water Vi~ws and i;umpluous Olrl World Charm prevail thruout these 2 new c'Cdar & stone homes & ).!ardens. 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths, fircplacei. wine cellar. potllng room & much more in each. Would ma.kc a perfect "F'am1ty Com pound.·· On separate lots ... take you r pi c k at $350,000/$365,000 OR BOTH $700,000. OPEN Sun. 1·5. 572 Alta Vasta 494-7551 Causey & Company EUGAHT WOOOSCOVE POOi.HOME <kean 111ew from almost. "very room Spira l stairways, leaded glass. lus h and p r ivat e l a nds caping . glass enclosed pool. S39S.OOO • llCM So. Coast Hiway m Village Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 L.,._ ltocJI I 041 • ••••••••••••••••••.••• I~~~~~~~~~ file~.~ SENSllU-SlllHl-SURPASSIH(i all other 4 Br. FR. DR. homes in Laguna Niguel neigh borhoods. Thls colorful, exciting, handsome home has ·many decora tor touches. Big view from the handsome covered patlo. $184,750. A C0UMa&. UMCll CO. 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, llU! airy home. Zoned R2. Vt ry bl.'ldable. Xlnt home or tnveallnt:nl. Convenient to all aet'\ltcu. M .000 1!1 ... Seil \die Items Spect•cular .a BR. rull lf'CWity condo W /CK'UD view Only $117.000 All\. Mtk e Bryant , 71"'497-n» 496-7222 831-0836 nr...t't •• .., .... i..-.....- • ~;· .. ;;u'G;;~ .. ~-~· ~::;-... j;; =~!-~.~-·.·o;o· ....................... ,'.... .......................................... ·····••··•····••••····· HAbOa VllW IY OWM9 Lingo Rul&mt 9UAID YOUI PllYACY .. tleUB. SHOI• Tw• M*••• .. .,., ... wt .. teHty ............. ,.,..,. -· ........ . lllt ... s,-..... , ~ .... J'h Mill ......... , ....... ....., ...... . 495-1720 LAGUNA NIGUEL 4tt-411 I 4tl-1112 SCMllt LGllZIG .,_ ,.. 497.333 I '44-7020 L..-.IHdl Me«JirtlMcll t.e,.e ltect. I CMI Ml.,... IMcll I O&t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALIF. Cl.ASSIC ~TBLUFFS Lit crnr 180 deg white water lot. 4br, 2"'2ba, nr NB \lleW, nr beach ~Bdrm. Tennis Swim Club. 3i,, ba+deo. dbl lot. One shops, scbls $172.500. d a luod. $4-00,000 is a 714-644-8187 or 644-2442. steal. Sl00,0-00 down. Easy terms. O WNER New duplex 3 br & 2 br, c a t 1 f 0 r a p p t over :mo sq ft. 1 blk t.o 7141833-3.581 or 4~7 · bay. $239,000 . 548~731 Lagma Hilb 1050 3 Br 2 Ba Bluffs condo. 1 -••••••••••••••••••••• 1vl, pool, nr s hopping, SPARKLING POOL & tennis. ~chools. $l25,000 SPA w/view. 4Br. 2\.'J&, Cirm. PrinonlyG75--08l2 ram rm. prof lndscpd & Beautiful 4br. MONTEGO dee. by owner $131.900. HARBOR VlEW HOME. 581-5260 Fee Laod. $179,900. Call ....,_ HicJ-1 ' 052 644-4100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F~ASTIC OAMA POINT RMANCIMGH 4 BR. fanuly rm. Harbor View H. New crpt ·~. beaut. quiet street. Near park /schoo l . p ool . Sl.76,000. Pb: 640· 1440 or 5.51-656L -------- SOt•SIT Reelb '° inovt Into on a Clllllchale A# ~1e_ A 'f9Y SNCIM. ....SUUPOIMT , ...... Only 2 YHrt old wllh fQtlO'l.'ll too num4'rou• w menuon ln tlt'tall lnrlud 11\1 a &ourmt•t kltrhen. ~ 1u1ml' room and a 1umptuou1 full 1111" Ja<'~ ln ma•L4,1r buth, Mt JUlt • bath tub w /jc-la. Soli d oa k cab1neL1 H1ru out 1rnd much rncH"\I Ir .)'OU Wini "The l'olnl" and c111n consider '439.000 for THlC B 1'~,.. lht'Jl r11ll '44-7211 /.Jn NH1l l Blill I ~· :. l\SSUliA I [ <;_, FlRSTTIMEOFf'ERt:O IYOWHB OPIHSATJSUH ll-7 Lovely Polynesian style home. QU1et country IJv 1ng, tree!I, cul-de sac st. :KXX>sq fl. sep mslr swte. l Br 3 Ba. See to ap- preciate. ~.000 Lea~ mg area 3:ll Cherry Tree Lane Newport Reh. 645 7~ By Ownt>r. 4 Br Harbor Vie w Montego, m a ny ruce featun.-'S, must sell qwck.ly. Asking tl72.000. Open House Fri 10-2, Sal /Sun I 5. Ca II 644-6732 MEWPORT HGTS 1lus hidden beauty is on dead end st. 2·sty 5 Br 3 Ba. sml ocean view, full Swedish sauna . bag 1acuzz1. lots of extras. Must sec to appreciate. $225,000. Owner w1U help flll81lCO MARINA Busrness oppty just an time for the summer season. 500-1000 sq. rt. can be used for 1or2 con· nectmg stores. Present inventor y m ay be purchased $35.000 493-9494 495-5220 49 .. 24 a 3 830.5050 ..-........c.€HIG€ 3 Bdrm& t Bdrm. recent-.,..._~_--1._HOM€S ly up~raded. 2"2 blocks to beach. Owner will se ll on land contract w tgood terms. $40,000 down $15:>,000. 67f>-6349 aft 6P M Assumit~ Loan WESTCLlFF. Very nice 4 BR. 2"'2 ba. Sl59.500. by owner . Open Sun 12:J0..4 :30. 1514 Dover Dr. 642-9186 Fairway El Nil(ul!I 3br. , _____ -;.-. __ -.-. S!34.M Custom Re alty Tl().9777 lllghly upgraded, AC. 3br, 2ba home. FR. den . DR. popular J asmine plan. $12.3,000. 8.11 ·5075. HI wport l.ach I 0'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• suraoura OUl'lEX Walk to beach. 2 large J Bdrm unit s with (1replace and bui It ins . Great winte r /summer income p0tent1al. Fee s imple. Cati ror a ppl 540-1151 ·~.4 .... HERITAGE REALTORS MAGNIFICENT MJJU est.ate, rommand ing view of Back Bay. mountains. city lights Huge lot on Promontory. 5 bedrooms, 41n baths. IJov~r Shores ~. Newpori~ 640.5357 "4EWPORT HEIGHTS $99,500 J BR. i c.; ba w /O P· pO!l'twlity for remodeling and large garage addi- tion. Priced for quick sale. CALL 644-7211 /.Jn NIGEL n AILEY & ASSOCIATES 3333 W. Coasl Hwy, N8 645.-6646 SEASHORE On the sand in Newp0rt Beach : ~r ea l ocean view. Bui Id your own d~am house In super location. Call now ~ow~ ~:13.7300 107& ••••••••••••••••••••••• By Owner. 4br. D.R. F'.R. 23>' <>CeilUl view. $159.900. 492-5223. BYnlEBEACH Large home w /ocean view. $273,500. 1-492·4288 CYPRUS SHORE ~guarded community, private beach. Beaut.aful 2 story 3 bdrm home. By owner. Call 7141 494-6558 or 492-9909 for appt. ---Fixer-Upper. ocean vu, short walk to beach, 4 Br + hobby rm. $109,000. 964-1&18wkdys aft 6PM s.ta Ano I 080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm Condo. up 1ir1ded SH .SOO TUllin/SanU Ana area Pn~ed (M q ua ck aate CaJI Role. ~0·3616 or ka•as l~OOWH CHO (iMIALJfYtMGt ~OU. el~•nt. custom 3 HR homt' with a wttploai Vlt'W o1 ruaht llaht.s to tM oet.IU\ Only 2 years old. Qiilinp a.nd walll are don• 1n r •dw oo d . BeauufuJ t ties thruout View ftanl every roorn . &tm>undod by hom~ in the m>.000 to $1,000,000 r~~. l'n~ ~.000 auMAlllALTY SU..7977 ........................ 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NICE SLASHED Aruoous owner must sell now. 2'x52 Hillc r est. t970, w 18lt20 e nclosed porch 5 Star Anaheim Pet Park Reduced to S216.000. Malte oiler to· day' (JB637·77). ....._Hot.Stott 956-4500 Golden West 24x60. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. fam. rm. Custom red wood deck. S•Park. San Juan Cap. 496-8337 2br, Iba an S·star adult p ar k. '68 C hampion 12x60. $21.500. C M . 7~. 998-2360. •EXCITING• Newport a.och-lido Be a utiful l 976 G-Oldenwesl 2Br. 2B a home Wllhin walkmg dlS- tance or Lido's finest shopplnR ur11a. Sm pet welcome LOCJ'll'G Hills Spedolluy Beautiful 5 Star Adult Pk. :Mx60 Seacrest, 2 lg Br. 2.Ba. ram rm with all lhextras. Only $29,500 CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MOllLEHOME SALES Z700Harbor. Sle 206·A 540.5937 VACANT MOVE RIGHT fN' 1977 Skyline. l·bdrm .. in low rent, a dult. C.M. park. ~1 W • .Bay S p. 14 Pnnc. only. please. Call eve. or wkeods 631-3474 COSTA MESA NURSES wacoME Ideal location. close to work. shopping & enter- tauunent w /bus stop at the pa rk. '77 Skyline- smgle wide. in clean. qtiet park w /<:lbhse & jacuu;i. Low·Low Space rent.-$19,995. SUNSHI NE MOBI LE HOMES 554-3700 •OP&I HOUSE• Space94 Somerset Mobile Estates 1..fiPM . WESTCLIFF Super s harp & clean. 3 Hrlrm and dinin~ room on quie t street near Dover Shores-Tll1s quuti• ty home 1s only $179.500. Heritage Exclusive. phone 540·1151 for de- LBlls ---------1 or call 893-1.546. etn 1976 ~~ HERITAGE . REALTORS So.Mthing S~iol O«IGtMAL ILUFFS European Villa motif. in this excepllonally ap- pointed 3 BR. 2'-'l Ba, Dolores Plan. Reduced lo $174,900. 640.62$9 cl~ HST ORIGINAL ILUFFSAREA Sensational Pla n E . Highly c us tomized, spacious 2 bdrm. suites + massive family rm & added h obby r m . Overlooks enormous greenbe lt. Hon estly pnced a\ SlSS.000. Agent 64().5560 SHORT OF MONEY? Easy to buy with owner fi n a n cin g & fa st poesession. 4 bdrm & huge family room on privat e corner in Westcliff. $147,5()0. Will sell fast to alert buyer! HWT)' ! Call 645-7221 'LINDAISU Elega nt C u stom Waterfront. S pacious marble w /ca~ral ceil· ing. Sbr. Sba. fam rm ~ w/Wel bar, mslr suite w/frplc. Formal DR. 21 breakfast rm. water · V1ew from most rms. • flee filtered A/C. Pier It W..tclff IHltJ &Jip for 50' yacht fr bay -------.:...-- boeU. By Otmer, Harbor View ~~~~&ell Albert Pussel I OC1AM VIEW! R It C NEW LISTING-S ee ea Y 0 • Cata.lifta + city light.a. ~ __ DO'll __ •_•_M..L __ ~_l-_s_m_, Lee ' bdrm, ~ siled lot. 2 eoclOled patio& + many 1tra1. BELOW 1'f E W LI 8 TIN G I MARK'ET S245 ,000-DeaantlY upgraded 3Bt \\QrT LASJ'. C.11 aaent Nice older home 10 South Sa.nta Ana. 3 Bdrm 1 Ba. hardwood floors. on large lot Askmg only S81,2.50 for m ore m · format.Joo calJ 546-5880 ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Lovely home, 3br. l~ba, new roor. paint. crts. drps, & bltins. $78.000. Olnv. 8J9.. 7209. br, l~ba . Har dwood floors. New paint. Lrg. yrd. Trees. $75,000. ronv. 8.'D-7209. .,... s..dPoWe Beautiful 2 s to r y. 4 bedroom Sand Pointe home with big bonus room. dining room, fami- ly room. kitchen with Wlti.ns. fireplace. nice .Yard'wlth gas barbeque. $114,000. BKR. Call St0-1720 TAlllB.L. --· FIXBI VA IAICWAIM! 3 bdrm plus huge added fmty nn. Arudoua set ler will pay some coeu too! Only $72,500. We wilt quaury you over the phone! Huny! 545-~l ~ WalkP.r 1; lr.r. CMomeo). llOmac. th~ m4l3 <M.#tttloc,~~~~ ~~~~~~- YU 1.AHD. Woa't MWPr CllST C0t400 Real Ettate BIJllt.OallffM&UAt&. Open house 1-5 PM 1-,-----:...--- W..l•Mll. Off SuperiCll' ..... 1011 to Tlcoad•rora to ln· -··•••••••••••••••• treptd to MoJo Coatt. 18('f1101 SUMMa? ~~~as:>:: NEVJ;R Not When ~OU =tenale. uuna. tm own thla beauurul Pnocla Rorv•tll ser. • ec.c1o. ~ blk to m-1112 oceen.. FeatUNI wet bar, t.lcony. frplc. dbl 1n. NEWPOltT BEACH, submJtyoutfnnaOWC. ~. 2br, 2ba, F R.. 146-1502 bot tub. Fffncb doorai ~ ~mnodcled . blk to bch. Opu ~ f'rt,&t/&la....,.. ~ Bendex. JBr. 2Ba, raised bock porch, 1 or a kind! Tortoise Mobfff!' Homes 1203 K 17th Sl. 972·8421 Sacnf1ce1 19' w /cabana WE EKENDER : TreMure Js land Adlt Pk. $3000. s pc rent $200. 493-2729 Permanent Mobile Home Trailer at El Morro Bay Trailer Park. $38.500 firm. Owner. 644-4688. C01tdow1hti .... s/T OWft• ...... forsaM 1700 ....................... KONJ\COAST. KAWAU Lots, condos, resld . sales, vacation rentals . Ha rl Re alty 75·5665 Kuaki.nl Hwy, Kailua· Kona. Hi 96740 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllTWNITS! Barpil Time! MESA DUPLEX $114,000, 2 BR's. fplcs. newl.Y painted. garages. laundry room. M~A FOURPLEX sas.s.0001 4 Units-pride or ownersrup! New paint New roof. Pro f landscaped. New stoves It refrlg'1 all units! SprinJtler aystem. too! Hurry! 11 yw want your a<lvert\s· Ina metu1e to re.ch more people at lower eoott. Cla .. trled Is the ">' to 101 Ctall Now! IG.5118 Ottwf'l•• &tete ~.July 12. 1979 OAIL Y PILOT 11 ·················•····· ••••••·•··············· '"~::.'4 1100 2100 ...... u. ........ ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lZ24 ....... OCIAN DUPLDIS New 3 bedroom home. +-apt Stonla Cooatr. M&-4't1' or 4l'l 1393 IK .... T.,... Only ~·;: down Owner will curry dc(,rrcd pyuw. 2nd TD. oa this lk8T new 4-plex in SO. Hunun~on Beath. Vark Place.lnctf42 7461 .............. ., 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 UNITS Owwet-Fw..ciftC) Super afttracUve. with spendable, these 14 units s how a s pendabl e . Enclosed garages, balconies. s undeck & pool for happy tenunts Uu5 summer. Owner will finance at 1~ interest LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE . S MALL ENOUGH TO CARE S67 million in closed escrows last year. We have a fe w openings on our sales staff for a professional committed to investment real estate 752-1920 ' QUAIL PLACE PROf'StTIES ¥ 10,.. Tll l :JO ,,M.I 7 UNITS-C.M. Beaut. new building 1'1replaces. x.lnl local.Jon. TSL lnvmts 642-1603 FOUR UMITS-C.M. Near new, 3 Br owners unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2 rar gar .. 3-2 Br. 2 ba, umts TSL lnvstmts 642-1603 By owner Dana Pcunt Pnde of Ownership 4 plex $235.M each on up to 15.000 sq fl lot:> Owner will finance on contract with minimum $18,000 down Witt a i· commodatc exchan~c 33411 Cheltam Way. Apt O. D .P. 491:> 1097 or 49&5275. MUST SELL! Bag beach 7 Un1l bwld- i.ng. askmg $395.000 SCOTT REALTY S36-7533 COSTA MESA 4HOUSES Fantas tic renla l pro perties i.n high apprcri:i L- mg area. Only $225,000 owe WORLDR.E 5S6-7777 7 DUPLEXES /CM Near So. Coast Plaza . aBS.000. Agent 549-4008 4·plex. Lrg 3br. 2"1rba , owner's unit + 3 lrg 2br. 2ba. I rru from ocean on Brookhursl. $225.000. Owner-Broker 536-9987 Four·plex. Newport Heights. P.P 673-4072after6PM H.8.4-PLEX Beautiful Sparus h !llylf? WI.its only 7 years younr.t One 3 bdrm & threi! 2 bdrm offered at $195.000. Won't lasl. Call Now!'' 540-3666 20 Prime Units. No. San Diego Co. S625,000 Owner finaoc1og at \()!'1, ' Agl. Make Brya n t. 497.3009 20 Ufofrrs.NEWPORT IEACH All 2 bdrm. tse land Owner will r111ance PUYAREALTY '31-4990 ?DUPLEXES Top condition, recently pa inted . Owner will trade or help with financ- ing. Call now for more in- formation. RUMAR REALTY 551-7977 ----H.B. Tn-Plex. 2 blk to bch. $800mo Income . Could be $950. Good fmanctng. $130.000. By Owner/Broker. 64&-6700. anytime. ' Fl111.ablaht!<f Boul bullder rtiqta re& sooo.1 o. OOOl!q n approvt'd f1bergtaeamg f:ac1Uly 846-MlM Z200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS LOT Absolutely the BEST VIEW WT fur ule an N B today Located between m11Uon dollar residences. 270 degree view from CdM to Irvine Owner will carry AITO w f/19% down J>'or more info. call Ron Taylor. ~w. R·2 lot. SO'x 1.2211'1'. 2 blks from ocean, level. pnmc No Laguna locat1on. I' P 494-008 c:o.tai COflllftiHiOft Approv.d Dana Pt )f 1, great a rea. mm. from mBnna Grad· mg pernuts. houseplans . complete pkg ready to OOlld. ~000. 493·2'7S2 Wilsoo & Weiss R E C3pistrano Beach ocean Vlew lot. Cnr l plan:. & pcrrru l 661-2871 2.3 ACRE LOT Newport leach Hone Property Some back bay view, lantastu: area for huge ranch homt' + bam & :.tabl~ Call .Jim Flan· dt•r.> (714) 838 5970 dy!>, 1714) S tll 5787 l'VC!>/Wk.ndS. Qmunerc1al lot on Harbor BL.(.' M 50 X 125 t•urrent I&! 1s rar salt:.'S $150.000 Ab;o 2 R-2 loLs in La~una Bl'1t1·h $75.000 each R.E. PROFESSIONALS 963-8377 NO FEE 24 HRS Rental Information Rent with option to bu,y mformauon. NO DOWN PAYMENT OR TAKE OVER PAYMENT m fomwtJon HW1dreds of Mobile Homes available l.n all areas. CalMowll! THE MOBILE HOME STORE MEA1t YOU Westounster 848-8895 Santa Ana 554·7070 E. Aoa.be1m 956-4500 Cent. Anah. 956-1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Newtwnhme 3 Br 2~ Ba , Wondbrldge 4 br. 2"'a .... frplc. macro-wave. dbl tam rm. lge yd, AtC. p.r, patio. ttnnJB, pool. grcku'. wat.tt. a.ssn du •i; spa, rec rm. 164.S mo pd. Avail. now. $695 ~ 754-_71nl_~~-~- 2 er. 1 ba, fncd yard. encl. 2 BR patio hme. 2 car gar pr. CJ'l)t &r drps Lndry Pools, Jae • tenntS. $45CJ rm area. No peU. two. mo. Adlt.s646-1 mo. ~t & last + Sl25 THE LAKES·New up c.leanl.og & sec· 770-S629 graded 2Br. pool, JIH'. WfDSJPETS ()I( t.enn.ts. no pets 1525 fno F.astside 2 br & garage. 4S114CT12 • S395. 3 br &'garage, $565 OFF1CE n your home. l..Cll)IMaleach 3248 zoned C-1 642·2S IO; ••••••••••••••••••••••• tM&-4848 Yearly rentals S4SO mo. & ---up. Renaissance Mobile a Br. very lg, rustom de· H 0 m e prop e r l i c :. &gn. pl~h. adults only "'9&:ml6 no children or pcls.1----- Located 295 Mt!S& Dr Dream llouse. Wood & ~. s:B-a081 glass. 2br, 2ba. fantastk view. Nr beh & shops an 3 Br condo. lg. plush, next No Lag. No Pets. S69S,yr to pool & J&c .• patio, kid-AvUll 8-1 494.3223. dles crt, dshshwshr. A/C, --- 3202 wshr-dryr, 1 yr old. $650 Emera.Id Bay, 3 BK. 2 ba GeM&.. Q.8081 Ocean view' $1000 Mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• BT 3232 Brand new. beaut vie" IUOGET IEHTS oro J BR. 2 bu. $700 Mo Economy-••••••••••••••••••••••• Furn. Lower 3 Arch 8;_" Save gas +time HOMES FOR RENT <keanfront 4 BR. 4 ba ffsesAptsCtgsF-Unf 3 or 4 br. Pnced from WU\ler orJuly. S!2.S Bach yard free utal $465 to $495 J>'ncd yard & Tumrr AsSO<· 1<!45 lBr luds pool ga ra Res F am 1I1 t!S ~l 4.94·111i S!SOBachkidspets please Kids & peli. ~.:-v• . 32L 7 8 "'ds welcome. Call 964 2566 or _._ 1ep a S285 2 r .U pets J:ar !n3--2971. Agt, no foe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UlO 2Br kids appliances --Large 3 br. 3 t>ar gar a g~. ~38r kids applJaoces F a 1• Valey 3234 family rm, large back S3753Br gar pool patio .. ••••••••••••••••••••• yard. l'Ul·dl!·sac. ~511 S40048r kjds pool Su H b d u""'4Br kids ""ts g"r per ome, 4 r, en . mo. 1-737-8116 _.., ,... .. fuushed rm In garage. 3 ----- 557.0825 pools. S650. ~. ,...wport leoclr 32&f Homefmders-State Wide -tWMC)fOlt •och 3240 N •• O •• F •• E•E•:•:••t••&•••C••n··,: ~ Pclllinsalla 3207 ••••••••• •••• •• •••••••• . n il . 0 I .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,_.. f c. BR rentals . Vill a Rental:. Beautiful Bay view 2 hdrm, 2 ba. 2 car gar, yrly $675 675·6670 or b1s.&104 ask for Connie 3 Br. 3 ba, '2 hlock to bay Yearly S8.50 mo 673·0456 eves --- ,..., .. 'lJJZ1 sq. t • .., • ex-675-4912 Bkr. ecut.ave ho11w above Hun· --------- tington Harbour, many --------• xtras. ~. Call Mike 840-6.U llOM~ l'OR R~Nl' lay1ront Condo Forever View. Luxunoui. 2Rr. 2ba. Serunly & prt• suge al5()1mo Is~. Mobi~ hOf'W I Trfr Pries 2300 Con.adefMcr 3222 J or t br Pnced from ~to $195 Fnt'd yard & l(drJJ.(l'' l-'am1l1<''> plt'dSl'. kids & pel!> wekomt! {.a ll ~ 25&6 or 973-2971 ~" · oo r 1.>e Pr'f!'sff9ious Lido 2 Bdrm +de n Fn•:.hl\ decorat1-d Nwt! JMt111 $1000 mo .••.•...•••............ VACANT MOVf: HltillT IN • llm ~kylUle. I bdrm • m low r<'nt adult C M µark ~I W Uav ~Jl 11. l"n.nc onh please Call eve. or wkend!> SJI 347·1 Spar~ ror rt•nl 32· max Senior r 1t1z,.n:. park. Co6ta Mesa ~-4151 MOVf, RIGHT IN ' '72 F'lrcball I br. low rent. aduJl. C M Park Pnnc. only 548 3663 eve:-.. Mowwtain. De>serl, Resort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LEASE New 2 bedroom 2 bath home . M1ss1011 L akes Country C lub Golf· wnrus-pool Beautifully landscaped. no main · tena.nce yard 9000 Clubhouse Rd. Desert Hot. Spnngs 213·376-2572 Sun VaUey Jdabo. Perteet Wmt.ertSummer rttrea oon New 3 bdrm. home Sl4S.OOO Agent 497-4844 Paul CM of Couwty Propet+y 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 2Br. frplc, refng, y'!ar lease 673·J02'l 2 Dr 2 ba duplex New crpt. rrpk'. sep d1ntn1? l ..arge pat.Jo. l '·2 blocks from beach & shopping SM() 64$-4533 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EAST SIDE Brand oew ln-level J br , 2 ba lownbome. F'rplc. m1r rowavc, skylight, deck. Pool. tenrus. rec. room. sms mo 646-4262 or 646-0061 . Mesa Verde 4 br , 2 ha, ram rm, (tp. wet bar. ~ rrpts, lge yard, oo pets. S650. 751-3QM> __ 517. 17th St 4 BR 2 ~~ ba . fplr. xlnt cond yard rmmt $6'75 846 -rnG 1 -- Walk ~ blks to heh from 3br, Jba, homC' New pa i nt. s hutt er s. hardwood nrs . l~L' fnee yrd gar Rl'mockl~I kit & bath l..ndry hkup Kids welrom ~ $S50mo !ID4841 Dix adultli 2br. l'~•hu. patio. pool, 101•, t1•n Prestt~e. Sc'I.· & Avu1I Au g 1 :.t . H B lst 1last1dep S485mo :;&4225, 962-2586. 4Br. 21t:lia. 3100 sq fl. gardener. 3S' dock avail, $795 mo lW0-6203 ev~. 493-94.31 dys ____ _ Clean 2 Br. mature couple ooly. S1!iO + manage 11 units. No cbaldren or 3 Br. good area. Clean & """"· 532-SOOS cute. ~. 840-1709. or ......., ~Joanne Lovely 2 Br Coodo w /pool. gar & carport, priv yard. Mesa Verde area. Avail now $&25. 646-8646 CHARMING HOUSE·2Br. rure yd, garage. $&25 mo ~21.S4 New Town.home! Perfect for roommates·2 mas ter bdnm. Ocean view. len· nis . pool. etc S675 !nS-34(17 3br.1""ba. Vacant . Shows very welt. 848-2262. 2 Br. 2 Ba. patio. dbl gar. pool Jae, sec. Beach. $450. 644-1004 ------Vacant. HB loc. 3 BR w/pOOi, Z25. 4 BR. C· pool. 4 BR. C·pool. $600 Ask for Ketlh. 962-4471 - V..·\11Ill1((),1 llOMI ..., Inc REALESl Alf: b !1-141)0 BLUFFS IAYFROMT BEAUTY 3 br, 2 ba. bay view. prnl decorated. Comm. po<>I au garaRc /\va1l no" ~ mo lease 540-5505 '" !65-21~ Bluff:i r ondo . lo\ e I} super t'll'a.n :J BR. 2 ha • t:ar Rar. Pool No pt!l::. S65() Mo Agent 640·002U •COHDO * 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. nr beach ~. t~. $700/mo. &a.5-8323 640· l7 51 IWFfS I STORY "l...tnda" 38r. 21>a. all oew de c o r . $850 , l stllasl +s ec Al!t 546-2313. 54()..,3828 -------- .......v;..Hills Spaoous 3 BR. fam. rm •. diruog rm. Lge . yard. beautlfully landscaped & wa.Ued. Sl.000 Per m u. Agent 640-6500_ New townhouse 3 Br 3 Ba , re!ng. wshr/dryr, pool, I yr \5e, oo pelS, SS75 pr m o . 63 1 -1317 or 213/471-8474 Almqu. Loven TI1C charm or the 20':,, Close to beach & shop· 1'Qnvenie.ncco!the70's m ping. Ad o r able 4Rr th 1 s 4 bdrm , 3 b a home. Perfect for nice Carlsbad family home. family Gd schools. $575, Hardwood flMrs. anll 546-2313 4Br, or 3Br + den. l.ndspd yd, qUlet neighborhood. nr pubhc &. parochial schls, m3,)or s hoppmJ! ZSO mo. Avail AuK I Logan Murray IW6 1027 Wat.. front .... bdntt On the Canal . Comm pools & tenms avail nuw S87S. 64S-3370 \llK' fixtures & leaded Del11Xe 2 br. I ba. All new !!lass F a m(l y r m . in & out. Encl. Rarage. formal & informal drn-llll'!. hbrnry & la undry pvt yard. Adult couple. 1 rm central vacuum & IO · child ok. No pets. Must door B B Q /heatalato r see. $100. 1960 Pomona fireplace combo Totally m3432 landscaped. fenced yd, Mesa d e l Mar family l~t' 1deek w IO<'t>an view home 4 bdrm. 2 ba. JUSl BJks to bcach.shoppmg. pamted. No pets ssoo. !.ehooh, S189.000eatl tst, last + deposit. WALLACE Ii CO. 963-4965 729•59'& 3 Br. 2 ba-. d-b-1-ga_r_aRe. lge •~~4~3~3-&~~49~0~~~I yard in West C M. Avail 7122. $465. 642-9567 CMofState Ploperty 2600 1 BR. fenced yard. very Q\let S375 mo Pets OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAWAIIAN PROPStTtES: All lslBnds·a ll prices· rail local· ask ror Roger 964-2425 Deschutes Raver ; lot Bend Orer.ton. !),;• acres lro). 714~·6096 Red Estate ~ 2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Ve rde 4 bdrm, $50,000 equity Exchange ror R.E. or '>? 751-JmS. Red&toh W..t.d 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanud to b~ home by young engineer . Good credit ratJng. 3br house in Costa Mesa. 1500 lo 2000 sq ft. Want to deal directly w /o wne r . 7Sl~evcs ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ..,.. .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.2-3014 RBnM. HEIDB> for working mother & 5 yr old daughter. House. d u p l e x or ? • C. M. /Newport /Santa Ana Hts area. Rent up t.o $350 mo, Permanent job, xtnt refs avail. Ca JI after 6Pm: S40-8308Jackie. 2 BR. l ba, l~ fned yard. 2·car gar. F /A heat,~ mo, 1st & last + $100. Refs req'd. 642-1509, 831-1654. 4 Br 2 Ba. family rm, frplc, covered pa tio. 2 car gar. new paint. Mesa del Mar. Avail. alter Ju-1.Y 20. 1595. Agl. 8'8-4557 Santa Ana Hgt. Golf Coune v1ew. 2-sty, 4br, incl 2 msll' bdnns. 3ba, study w/frplc. sep. F.R. wtrrplc. 2 car gar. W ID avail. Fenced back yrd. New scaiJptured carpet throughout. Close t o working & s hopping areas. SS?Smo. + util. Days 754·7855. eves. 581-68118. New condo nr bch: 3 bd or 2+den "s bat.h. clna rm, n o o k • ( r p 1 c . bltm.mria.pvt patio & d eck a r ea $700 /m o Comm. amonltle1. 9112-1888 or 957 • lJM 3 Br home. newly clecor•t · ed. oice MlShboc11ood. f1'Cd back yard. MIO mo. ~ ~ Idle lterns w\th a Dally Pilot Clusafied Ad. Landmark 4br, formal DR. 3 <'ar g11rage. $650. Diana. 846-1371 MMIWOft ....... 3242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunt1n~t on Harbour hOIJSe Wllh 50' do1•k $1200/mo 3 Br. 2 ba, xlnt bay location , a<'ro's fro m Be acl\ Club 2131592·3177 l.Dvdy Harbour Condo, 2 be'. 21i'z ba. lge master bdrm. pool, encl. garaf{e Nr. beach. Only $:>50 mo Ca.ll 846· 1371 JZ44 • •••••••••••••••••••••• RENTALS 1BR.1 ba.. .. . .. S375 2 BR, 2 ba. . .. .. . . . $560 3BR,2 ba ...... $600/900 3BR,21i'z ba..... .. $675 2 BR. 2 ba ...... $475 /500 San Clemente lf513 C.U."'5 DI: IRVtf(E PAMOIAMIC view 3Br. 28a. new luxury ga rd e n h o m e , Turtlerock. pool. $725 1]¥). 9155-?l.54 Condo. Univ Park Terr. Cardi ff model. F'rlc. patio. 2br. 2ba. $550. Avail. Aic. J. 83S-0730. Deerfield townhomc, z Br WOW! Newpo rt Cn ·s1 townhouse, 3 Hr 2 11:• Ba. 2 rar ~ar. PoOI. Jae .• lenn•~ crts, close to beat'h. ~541 mo. I yr I~ Avail 8 I W<lll 'I lust ! ('ti 11 640-164 l BluHs Jbr NJ ndo. Qu11•1 cul de SIH' St I.~ open h\'lni;? spar1• dwns tr' " sunk<'n l'Onven.11\lonal area S750 mo, I yr Isl' Call K.iy rark('r. a~enL. 67~ New 2 bdr 2 ha 1-:iw1 Condo. pool & tenn1' S700 I mo. 644-2300 lfte, new 2 hr execull\•' tnhome S62:> l~a~1 ~7221. Onlut; iffi m21. WHtclffRHffy 2br. 21hba. condo. All ma jor appl. $595. Wknd1ev1• 7 14 /540-3342. days. 213 l'!l&>-1811. 2 large bedrooms. 2'12ba. 2·s ly townhome. d(' lached gar . washer dryer, all blt.Jns, custom decor. li25. 645-7573 a gt s.a.... 1276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 story. orean view !lbr. t&2S mo. 77().8222. ----~---. ..... Clflthwa 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br. 2~8a Condo. lg encl yd. pool, drps. refng, S550 mo. 493-M:M 3291 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3Yt Ba, paUo. frplc, mlr· HOMES FOR RENT rored wardrobe. many . 2.-car aar. ca-3 or 4 br. Priced from 'IV .....,. J ~to-. Fncd yard Ir , ...,.,., ac. no pets. F . 1. $41$. AllOC-duea pd. gar ages. a m 1 1c s A'1ai.Jc:-. l .s.52-17.0 pleaae. kids & pets ._... ~.Call 964-2566 or 2 Br+ dea, B.ancbo S.n ,_m.an __ ._At.t;::..;,. •.;..no;_f..;.~_. __ ~;.:188Q~ ~~: c=:,::: 1•2s St2 5 ./t se .••••••••••••••••••••••• _m.-_ __,_1631 __ -4400 ____ ~on 8uch hilltop ~ity Park-Tcrl'1ce view. 4 br, 3 bl, tac encl 2 bdrn'I 2 ba. CArdlfr. patio. dbl iaregr NeM. cletin 6 available. au1dren 4' pt'3 oil . ..,.5 m1~prrmo 561·2340 mo. 982·07'78. .... ..... ... -. .... # ............. -,,.-~ 11\~. JUiy \I. &911 ~·-•h u.tw.. ...... s..t. .u oo OfftuR...W 4400 .... W-.d 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Af I 1111....... t.f • I la~ S....,._ lllO J 411 .................................................................... . ·-••••nH••H••n Clille... •1• If I ......... Jl40 ~ 2 bf apt, ft.W Db. ed¥ka lbr, 1-.~ ·--·-•••• .. •••• .... -\••••••••••••••• rrJt, caay i.cce•• to ~~01 . J:cA~~ -.iar.i~be beJro9J. s...-. Vlllue !.ft:' te00 010 ~1-on& Au'. a • t " . B • tadJ')' nn. Ad11lu. no New 1112 bdrmlrsury w·v-..o I ... /fut /dep '485mo. ~ .. _ 1MS3 ~wt • .-. Ill u plari. ..,., DY. VILL.AU E MMllS, •asa 'nlL _.... fmm MIO + pool&. \ "" C 0 N D t) I 0 r • 2 D • . nb, waterf•ll•. punda' aquod1y cl an. MSG mo ~ MW ! br'. I~ t>. ti• tor eoolitlll 6 tw111 ~ 1S73 u~ .......... ICl ~dbl L• ••r•t•· fDtd 1 1 rd 101 paid r r um ~11n c:..t....... J7M 1__ O.fSO Frwy drtv1• North ••••••• .. • .. ••••••••••• w~ l•te C.&L c-. oo &eat•h w Md""J dC'n ~mo-S.·llZM that Wes& un t.k1''•ddt-n 3 Ut. I ~ ba condo Pool. dbl 11ur. 1\ahwhr Kid• Nr Sooth ('out Pluu ~ nio 7M tll20 AICl ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ecn 10 ethare a BR 2 Ba apt. Turtl•rock u u . Irv 111$ 1~· &'183, afl ., .. Roonunilt~ wanted 2Br twnhH. pool. bib frm bch & OCC. rent Incl ph, utll, Neal 64~-~ 11ft 6.PM f'cm-P nuruihle. sell re llara. neat. conaldcr1111: shr ILB 2 br dplx $130 Paw Mt .S31J9 a..t\8.R.pool•p.allo.no to Scaw1nd Vlll111(t' .... Adlllta oa)y ,,., 1714)1!1).1.&ljil -~GT~ 6'$ .,!JO_ ~ I \It m1 l!J tK't•un Fem to shr 2 RR 1•-, Ba. *f hMllh h .... "-d twnhseapt. HR $150 mo or~ l 900 Age ~-221.900-<4962 ta\. 1 er mobllo home. M.alwe adull oob'. No peu. Quiet. l«'W'e 1991 Nllrpt IMvd. ~3 --------U.,..IHdi 374' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l..AOUNA H ACH MTR INN. Maid 11rrv rolor 'IV, heated J>OOI Ut1l. 11\4)4t4·~ 9~ No O>Mt lfwy .... ,.,..... J7 '' ....................... WIHAVE SUtet •RB« ALS TAKING MSERVAnONS associated 8W• • [M'. i.11 t\ '()J.l'~ , • "1.. k 1lt, J t (>(lo ----- SUMMER RENTALS By the <iWeek. now avail Also Winter Re ntals No fee. Agent67s..8J70 SUMMER RBfTALS OIAMONO REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 64S-757l tbr, newly de rorat('d. Zbr. lb• J1n11111 rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pMiO. 1ar.,e fl laundry (rpk $47!1 .. <!t11. ll111. TIW. EXCITING R1'::SP fem t-0 share lge beach house, pvt bdrm & baU\, $250 mo. 960 5580 No~ m <"hild OK livtnA rm '42!1 ( .111 PA&.M MH A A"S &MS )4$.*4) Larr y ti r Chn C MINlff&.'iTONPT8t;H Nf'wly dttorat~d adult apt 2br, Iba. opl"D bMmed rclhna with IOU ol wood S3J0 1rno No I~ 6"13-ll0.'9 ewa MIWPOIT UdTMIMTS 2 Br ~ + \llll. lnfanl.I Ml> Nopets ~Newport Blvd C:OlilJll Mesa len'Al. MllDID for working rnOlhcr & 5 yr old daughter. Houst!, duplex. semi-pvt apt. C.M /Ne wµo r t /S .A Heights area Rent up to D5() mo. Permanent job. xlnt ref's avail. Call nftl'f 6pm. Ja<'kie. 540.8308 3 BR. 1''1 Ba. fplc. cpts_ dilJs,patio.dblgar. S3R5 No pets No smoking. ~or 548· TI29 agt. 3 BR. l'h ba.. upper. 2 OilldreoO.K. ~-1027Val~ia. 751·9905 2 Br stv ref quiet pool $310 ad.lts no pel.s 423 W. Bay 548-9516 ~ lwch. 1&2 AR G ltlt.h SI 3 br. 2' h;i dbl {t\)\C. liihwhr ~ IM6-'nl61 New 4 l'h•x Apt J Wr 11 2..., bu w 1 lh washer llrycr h0<1k uµ eoo 3 bdrnl 3 bu uppt-r wul S475 2 bdrm 2 ba 1395 7711 1 (i hm1·0 All have fireplA<.-es No P.'b No fee Martha or M 1k1: 846-1371 .,,, bUt w beach. 3 Ur 2 IJu adults $115 122 9th St ~8149 I llock to O~eCll\ from $255& up Adults No JX'lll l!lttl Mei.a Dr (S Hlllb t:.ast of Newport 8 1\ld) !lam Spm S48 9ll60 TREES. TREES ADULT APARTMENTS NesUl'pon:.1ble workinJ! ~trl 11~""1.'I 'lt udiu or s in1de UllL AU!! I. Corona rll'I Mar. Lo1tuna Oana l'oml art'&~ Perm rt>fi. 714 ~~ M/F . l.O sht 2br. 2ba, apt Irv Pool. Jae. tennis. '200. + '"w ttl Dennis 975-1405 d ays, evei.. 54G-~7 -----c M bomc w /washtdry, furn o r unfurn rm Mature non-:.moke r s..57·9689 Roommate wanted M If'. 25 +. pvt reside nce, CdM 3Br,2Ba,640-TI10 Prd woman w/cluldren 16 & 11. needs home to Shan? w 1same 551-0322 Responsible female 25 :JS to share 4 bdrm, Ba I hie home 67S.34M 2 Br, 2 b&. frµll'. 2 ('.tr 11arage Adult:.. no pt•b $360 . As k fur Dl<'k 962·6154. 4?~tlS ~1 3423 Fem 25-35 pref Mu st ht' Rooms 4000 llt'al I blk to bt>al'h 3br. 2 Br . 2 ba. pool. ~11ra(:c. frplr . adults, no Pds $MS. 842-9583; 642·5251 New deluxe 3 Br. v,, ba Lge yard, garuite. Kids ok. no pe t s . $500. 534-2306: 848·~ ••• •••••• •• • • • • • ••• • • • • 2ba, Sl50 548-9816 IU)orn w 1k1ll·hcm•ttc $72 A'Ct'k & UIJ 54a·!l7S.') Maml'<i l'pl looking for reliable fem lo share home m Mesa Verde SS1.o742. M F 30 '15, str:.11.:ht lU share exe condo A 11., r 1p. sec. gates $200+ 1, uW 919·5500 ex 217 days . AftS 549-7826. ..... ~ Uve-m. m11le or fem ap HllrC' 3842 prox SO yrs. Resnbl rent. Female wanted share 2 Or furn apt w /male S30 wk Costa Mesa. 546·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a.8JIH>l79, Santa Ana ~~ Condo for lease on en· ••••••• •• •• •• •••• •• •••• 4350 Separate bath. kitchen Garage or storage space ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST DEAL IMMEWPORT !Only 3apacea lef\1 > You won't Hnd a bette1 rate tor de luu orftcf •ce tn Rll of N.-wporl Ht>arh ! Space rangei from 400 sq ft to 3200 SQ I\ COn&lder t b 111 •Ce nter of Newporl Jo'blandal Di!1tm.-t •lmmed11te Freewa) At<'eSS •All Ut1llt1es Paid ·~Day Janllorul ~rv1re Please call tor an ap JlOOltment. 833·881:1 and ask about our SPECIALJULY RATF-(\ AIRPORT AaEA BnsWISl. Exposure ~sq. Ct. 4 office s wle w11h light e d i.1gn ava1lahility Xlnt acres!> to new Ctlr.1 frwy Con tud l'ahsades Center Leasmi:: omce at 2082 S F: l:Jnswl •200 or cull SSHOlO New offi ce space with complete tenant 1m provemenL'I 1100 sq fl Av1ulable Sept I Koll Cen t e r , N l•w porl , ~ EXEC. SUITES Tasteful cxccul1' t• .,Ul\I'!-. in J pt'rfl•ct lo1·J l 11111 1-;asv rrwv a<'<'t'!>s C'loM· t 11°a1rp o rt f l n t· rcstaurant'l C.:Clnfcrenr l· room . pcrs on alt Lcd 1illotw :in11w~nng. ptius l"rom $260 <..:all Beverly at 1179-2161. -----680 sq fl. carpe ted, panelled, Manner M 1 Sq, Npt. t680 mo 67~ OfftCE SPAC E Newp o rt Beu th , We11l c llff a r t-a 4110 s q ft./a tr-etP (;a ll 642-8079 f'a c1r1c k e.il E);tate. Gene Hill Large 2br choice N . B. localJOO. Steps to bch. 673-9312 Ava1l . Au g . 1 5 th , Beautiful new lrg 3br. con do. 2 ca r gar, pool /lennis crt.s. gd loc. Nr. So. Cst Plaza. Quiet. 1600/mo. 549-3710 morn· trance lo mam channel Boal slip incl. Easy walk w beac.h. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. 1>75 per mo. 2131592-3232. pnv non smoker. $160 oo alley.~ mo per mo 83!1-4178 _ _ _ 541:1..oo?2___ _ CXf1ces or hui.1nc:.s. S4:c -&t·rv1cr av;.111 Nr br h '175 No Npl Blvd &1&4481 .... --Newly rum lbr on 431"d St . Jncludes parkilag. rent $375, no peta. Broker· Owner 5SHWO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,., •••• 3807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.IU"ge duplex upper. 4br, & den. 2ba. View Quiet. Conve n1en1 p a rking. $625 /lease 64 2·8087. 642-8128 2 bdrm, 1 ba. wall l<1 wall ~·pts. drps, bllns, ycany. fi13-4964 Lg bachelor or beach. 50tb/Rlvcr . Ulil. pd Avail 9/1 $295. yr\y , 645-4166 CaroM .. Mer 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f .arJo?e J br. frple. pvt pool. 1 empl'd person, No child or pets. S425 Lease. 64()..4989. 2Br1 Ba w wnhouse. pool. deck. carport. adults. no pe ts. Lease. $45 0 . 67J.80Cll/67J.0473 ---2 BR. 2 ba .• bltns, frpl. s undeck, gar. door opene r , blk. to Big t:orona. '60I> Mo. 673-6510 3824 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANCHA APTS Large, 1,2&3 bd garden apts. Adults. Dshwhr, bltns, encJ gar, gas bbQ. f>l:lol . Gas Pd. m Scott ,,, . 642-5073; 645-5611 lnp&eves. .J Brand new 2br. 2ba. walk· ln closets. Encl. gar. Xtra . parkiog. Enc l. patio. Pool & jac. Two models. $400 4c $4.20. Adu1U Only. 646-2901. New 2br, l~ba Townhse encls . gar. (rplc, end. patio. quiet area. Good toe. Close to everything, Adults OnJy. $375. & $395. 64&-4074. 2Dr w/Jtat, carpet.s. Wtr pd 63641.20 1-Spm 2176 .. D" Placentia S290 2228 .. A .. Placentia S305 2S66 ··A·' Orange SJOO 2 bdrm, gar. Responsible persons Only. S32/mo, 646-8715 1# 3 bdrm. rrptc, dble gar, oo pets. avail AUG. l days 633·5620 eves 548-3600or 642-0450 Eaststde, eirtra lrg . 2br. pat.lo. gar. $375. 642-5466 er 645-4483. DLX·VI EW·2b r , near beach & shops. $360 Adlls, no pets. ~79 23>1Pac1ftc 2 Br, 1'1'J ba townhouse. gara11e. patio. pool. jacuzzi, ftreplace. Adull.s ooJy. ms. 631-4984. Westside. spacious 1 Br 1 Ba. newly decorated, carpet.a/drapes, all new appl.. no pets . S275. 631-0597 /552·9723 l Br. frplc, carpet/· c:tr.pes, fenced in patio, 2 Br, 1 ba, cpts, drpa, no nopels. 646-2723 __ _ dogs. ~~!'17°522· ~ 3br, 2ba, frplc, clean. ~ 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1 Br condo, beaut. landscaped over· looking stream. A/C, pool, Jae. tennis crts, $300. Avail 7 /21. 551MB571833-5102 a....,_.1eadt 3841 ....................... 2 Br. ocean view. new <'rpl & paint. Very clean ~ ~-549-11.86 or 83J..8'Jl7 PENTIWUSE-NO. END 2Br, 2ba luxury apt. Lg tt-r rllce. p a nor a m ic ocean views Malure adult.s. Referent•c:.. No pets. Ls e $650 m u ~- tWwpcri leach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK NEWPORT Ba c helors. l or 2 Bedrooms & Townhouses From $31B.50 Spectacular s pa. total re<"r eation proF:ra m , soetal program. 7 pools . 8 teruu.s courts. At f'ashion I.stand, Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Road (71•1644-1900 2 Br, 2 ba condo. Vt blk to beach. 2 car gar .• auto opnr. Beaut. bay view TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 NEWPORT HE IGHTS Quiet, coo\ 28K. pool. pall06 ; adult.s. no pets, Dl5. Mgr: 642·734_0 __ Newly painted & carpeted 1 Bdrm. 1 bath w /patio. Cooveruent loc SJOO/mo. 631-1400 Rm. pvt bath. mature •ti double gar w/elect empld lady. lite pri v. ref. door opene r. 430 El $35. Sl60 + Lag Bch 494-7346. Modena N.B. 646·9095, Ill. rru. to PCH S250mo. or toowX + ut1l. 960-4196 an mature non smoke pvt ba, kit privl $45 wk ~or 557·0678 Fem, student worker . non s mo ke r . k1l pr1 v . S200 +ut1I Kin g sz. rm +balh. 552-8703. Pvt furn room & entr. E· sidfo l' M $160. m o . 64S-OH.6 ~ 640.1Z78 ~r Rentals 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Former haunt of movie greats. Pvt. Oce.in Po1 nl Most Caotast1c view o( La g una C us t om fwiUture. Sips 5. Adults ooly $SOO week July ~:499-4673 Complelt'ly furn1sht-d wook.ly rentals. $200 & up S a n Cle menle Beach com ber Rily, 498-4101 Laguna, oceanfront pn v. bt>a c h , f1 s h1n g weekly 1m o. Winter Rate.. 499-3816 .. Gorgl>ous Bay View. Tcr· raced over sandy beach. 2Br. 2ba Ava.i i July & AURUSt . Ber 7PM t•all fl73·CT170. anyume call 494-0029 or 64.S..6685 Sle~ lo bearh, 2 BR. I ha .. $250 wk Avail. thruout summer; 2 BR. 2 ba. + den. $55() wk • agent 673-3663 2Br bse Bal Isl. $500/Wk. Aug 6th to 20th. 300 Onyx. 671 nAOor67S..3634 Sgt garage o r s torage space, Westside Costa M es a . $35 mo.631-0597 ISS2·9723 . Offiu R~al 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 500-1250 sq fl . llwy VIS· tbihty. Laguna. sub parking. Ne w 1·aq >1•t. drapes & paint . air cond. Pric e ne go ti a bl e 549-11~. 5..57-5870 --OFFICE space av:i1l11hle :il 171175 Bearh Ulvd near Talbert '" llunl mgton Beat·h. S50 P\'r month. Phone message service $10 per munlh, desk $5 per month. Datly T'ilot 0H1 ce. P h one 64Z432lext. 276. Ex.ecut.ive om~ avail in full serv ofc bldg. Nr 0 C airport Recept & phone ans Sei:y ser'. conI rm, et(' Pis t all 752~188 Can&POIHTE EXEC. SUITES .Jamboree& MaC'Arthur Bay Windows Plush Carpel 752-2737. $190 UP. Off1cc·s tor c . cpts. drps. A /C 17301 Beach. H.B. Lse. 842·2834 Newport Beach ofc, full kitchen & bath. 675-4912 t"REE Secretary w /offi ce SJ2S. S400 ca II 631·2242 &.tsinessor offi ces pace '" Npt. Bch on Newport Blvd. I hlk from Cst llwy. Aprox. KO<r..q fl $\OOfmo Call Mr Welb bi:l.J.SlO OranAE> County Airport f:Xccutivt: offi l'JS Plus h <;Ullt'S & l,mhv 0Ht1°l'S. l<onl in('ludcs r t••·t•p t1on1st St•c re t a ri .~I '>l'rv1<·es a \•a1 l !:-tan1ly tns 01.22 :.iOO Sq. 1''\ Pnmt· l0t·..1 Lion betwn 2 (rwy.,., ~il l ruv1de. 14304 Beach Bl. Wes lm1ns l er. r.ill 919-8889 or 645· 1260 <Xflce 1n your HOME. 3 br & garage, $565. 7..oned C·I 642·2510 646-4848 Nt-wport Blvd. fronl.lf!l'. 750 sq rt.. $350 1wr mo Mt 548 71~_ - llas.iiwss Rental 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For store & office i.pace al reasonable rat.es . 500 to 5000 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE DR PLAZA 1525 M~a Verdi.' E. C M 545-4123 LF:T'SMAKEA DEAL 1200 sq. ft . 1.11 gru t loc:i· lion ln Fountain Valley. Please call Cheryl Green (213) 540-0227 Balboa Island. 2 new stores or 1 large store. 118 ~ate. Avail. now. Call toset.-. Agt 675-8170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rt1poo&lble, woduo& writer a ecka ont bedroom cottaae In Ulirofta del Mir or COllll Mesa Quielnet\S essen· \W. Wnte Chw1l1ed Ad dlll. Daily Pilot, P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92636 Ca~r mrnded 1tude 11. will exchange lands1·a p 1ng. gen house ma int !le rv1 c es fo r l1 v1ng quarters Also will hcius"" SJl wtult• you"rc on vaca lion. Very dependa ble 4fiT1 ·:trl'I 2or 3br house in lrvioe Coupl{· w 1sml child . ~28411 Wanted to rent 1 /8179. Corona del Mar or Npl Sch 3 Br unf. house. fenced yard. urage. ~ pr mo or nl'gotn1te for rcnov;1tmn by 1.1do lsle carpcnli•r. ~JC<'<'ll. refs 493-1910 •••..•................. lulinns ~ity 5005 ....•......•........... Tennis Shop Xlnl N 8 area loc Top brand:1 llt~h profit, low over hea d Sl-t .0001-1n" ll73-43 IJ A l{t Rt!{ hcaut1ful wom1•n ' hou11qu« Xlnl h 1•Jdl l111·at1on 759 OJ<!:!, 7~ 1S57 ---PART TIMI-: WINDOW cl~anin~ bus1ne!>S, riq~ area. Evs 9711·31W8 NEW HAROWAREStorl' Xlnt. loc $200,000 +In ve ntor y. OwnriAgt ~1:m Snell. exrluiuve Laguna Bch. t'Ot'E'5l Ave retail loc avail for cost of (fro t'(:>rator fixture'\ Don I miss thL'> opportun11 y tii tutvr-your own ti~tne'' 1n pnm1• are a C.:.i ll 4!11 1..244 or 6-12 l714 Monty to Loon 5 0 2 S •...•.........••.••.••. SW1'4G LOA.MS & 2HO TltUST DEB> LOANS Customll.ed to meet YOUR need~ R.E. DEPT . SANTIAGO BANK 714 /832-5200 f NEED f MONEY • CRB>ITHO PROBLEM 2nd & 3rd TO I0011s 547-5402 Arran~ed I·~ Coast HonR Loo.ts CASH FAST 2nd & 3rd homeowner loans Cs:.t. .. for a n y JlUlllOSe' EZ terms, pas t credit no problem Call now .. Noobl.Jgat1on. Bkr 955-1610 SOOK to 20 mil. R.E . Develop. Const ruct & take out. Inventory . r~ ceivables fin. Bus ex· pand. Unbankable our specialty. !>47 ·573'7. Don Bnan. MONEY AVAILABLE l..o cost. any purpose. Mr. Harg.ra ve 9Sl ·3535 5100 LOlltl ..... uoo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 ~II o1n) 1lcm Of com btnat1011 or 11•·111i. r1>r '7!. or len with a l't•nny f'mrht•r Ad 3 hne11 lor 2 rlll1M'l.·u11vc doys t:.1t•h uddJllut111I llnt-lb 6(Y for the 2 d&Yb {"hor11r 11 ' No comml!rr111I uds For rnort< 1nflirm11110n and to ploce ynur 110 l.'llll 642·5678 PLANMIHGAH oerroeaHST Party or wcddtnlf' Tht•n call Jolly Al's Oompah band for real old time mus ic 531 Z95 1 o r 531 2250 CASH FOR· YOUR OPINION Wonwn lll(t·~ 11'1 59 who owo fhOfl pr11t• P'ISOr'I . M 11• r 11 w <t v 1"; 11 r 11 ,. m.1k1•r' wf' h:i vP c;n mt> Qut.-"1illr.inll. for yr,u & w ill pay you S>I (/fl VJ t1nswn I.hem Cill Comrnun1ra l11111 ft.Ml>arr h f11r mnri> 1nformattrlfl !>49 R317 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Hnrnet frt,.h "rfor~f> f 'u n I y n .-;1 ·11,111-. II ;i 11 a " l r ·• n 2 1· " < 111·nenri:· ld't """''" v.,.nt tn a la ttwr a nil ,1.n •hnnn v.11h mv IL v•·ar iM "'"' aMI \11t1n1 ni>ic t 1r, tTP w at. cJ t .. Jy hr1ldtnl( d ~TI.Bl-. lolt&Fowtd 5300 ••••...•.•........•.••. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 FOUND. Wh\te puppy apa. a mo1.. viciruty or Newport WH t . Hunt· inl&.oft Beach. Loolta like Samoyed. CaJl •J&W~ Lalt· White male Cer-m. She pherd Nr Brookbunt/lh&. Jlunt 8ch982-&'56 Found. Womens diamond ring. M2·58tW Lost. remal~ Doberman. vie. Placentia & 19th. C.M. IC round. pleu!le cull 546 fi l93 or 642·2862 Reward. L.ofit Female Irish Setter. on 4th of July. Dana Pt vie. Call 496-9130. IA8l: Necklace w /gold triamcll' pendant. wed ding girt. sentimental va lue. RE WARD Ap· pro.x lst wk 111 May l'h 752 8885 dyll 975-031" '"'es Jan I 111\ Vorky Terner Vil c;ully h y Vt ctu rt "' A m e r 1r 11 n C M HF;WARI> !$30 24 1K 548 75C8 FOll NO ~111 puppy fem11l r blk & hrwn. Milan & Weslmtnlsler r9$~ fr-mrt St flo>marrl neM Hamilton Ma~olta Cdn ~ r la1mf'<l 11t tne (> C An1rnal ~l'IE>lter , C a ~" 1174 lr111t Ra""''"7~ aft ~pm f'OL'NlJ f'a1r rif f'arring.' in ~'" ''O'" <' M On July on P.t2·lt220 F't1!.\Jl1 f'•m.t l•· ~ M>\\lll'T f .A"" fr,r~r .4(P .. '(;~ ~., fo'ounti ~,,. r.ar,-, <1ttrn i m A 'lN"''" • •r ... , ' < '•< .. ,.n t,, r.rFoP <.'r ;,.-t1 .. , v,, "'q:..,,. -,. r. \< ·Af:..14 •. : Jo'f)(l'il> 1 it•r-•;r ~'1f•:O' t\rurr..;1~ v ,~ ;fl r,, "f'. Arum.I f,1.<.trrri lr,,,IJXI tDs.( ll!mal" r•l1 Oad '5hvnd . f,.mdlP Te-r r1 e r pupp y b fJ l l'! beaut iful doll.'> :..~'"' ii.hel~ at "e'<lr poC"t H1lb Arumal Hospual 2fi71J ~Miguel. S B. i~-l.911_ FOL":-0 0 Irish Setter . male. 1-4 7'3. Vic Slater & Graham. II B 846-SHJ Personah 5350 ···········•••·•••····· lJ"f\l or f'nund a iwt? Ca II ,\ n 1 ma I /\:. s 1 ' l a n t• c U>a~IJ(' 53'1-W3. no ft•t· t: 'i t:: R <: I Z I :Ii 1 , MA • ...;~,\G 1-: Uoh Jamt,.., L11 Ma.;!>eur Outrall !1 l l 494 51 II Found vie lioldt•nwt•st & Hetl , II II blar k m;tl1• GcrmJn :>hep h c rd 1!4i-6311l Ub"T Womans diamond Pear Shaped Still tn ~wt· Ong. S.2A 2.S Vic oC Ruben E. Lee. M.itacos. o r Lakeside nc-.tJurant'I KE:Wt\RD2l3 ~t-~I I.O s t G r a y bla 1 k l"UC KAP OU tl oj.!. female Jul> 4th. \ 1c.· of MICHELLE'S •Outcoll* 111\M 2AM 835 :rn!I •FOXY UDY • OlITCALLONLY •972-1138• PREGNANT "' C ann ~. 1.'0l\f1dent1al t'Ounseling & rc<erral Abortion. adop- tion & kl.""Cp1ng. APC\H ~; B:i.>s1 de Ur & Aalbna Spiritual RHdtt lslan<t Re~ard f>/3·56&. e:rxH l815S. ~I <:ammo Real San Clemente ; Fully tic LOST Whtl t> <."ock<-r ForAppl.492-7296 Spaniel M i\nswt-r'i to •-----'-=----- .. Aspen·· Vic Ba lboa COUMTRY GIRL Penn_1_-8 _67_36oRs __ *ESCORTS* 1..-0sl Sml female lnsh :M Hrs. 97H513 Seller. 19lh S t 11 8 . 900-4090 LANA'S OUTCALL LOST: Brn /wht m a le Shellie. "Roger'', vie CdM Hi S e h l 7 /7 , Reward! 546-3146. SlOO REWARD for fem Dalmatian lost in Rrea area 990·18941956·7860. 10AM·2AM n 5.0493 ____ ....,.. ______ , Walk to So. Coast Plaza. 2 Bdrms. 1 bath apt. pool e t c . S 4 5 0 . Luxunous 2br condo in prestJgious Big Canyon. All the latt'!lt amenities m e ld s u bt erranean. secwity gara1ee. tennis cts, pool l'. Ja e, microwave oven c tr Avall for 1 yr IBe. $850 _mo No pct.A. 2l3·9'2lHB44_ Vacation Retttah 4250 Established Newport Beach full service ex· ec uti ve suit e. 3 in· d1vidual oH ict-s no w avaJlable All amenities included in month lo month r ent a l . MacArthur at J amboree. EXECUTIVE ROW INC Harbor Blvd. C.M Pnme comm'I lor $300 mo 548 U56 or 675·2213 ----FOUND: Zebra F1M h. Money to Loan o ....i .... _k v w N Sincere slngle-60. singing Sept. song solo. Seeki; sympathetic s uiter t o shr. super 2nd half. Send Synopsis to Box "574. Daily Pilot PO box 1560. CM. 9216216. ---- Adulta. $375. m o. Gas 213-788--SIS7. 714·951-1030. paid. 642·5073. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~for rent, Big Bea r 1 ____ 752_·7_1_7_0 ___ _ Any purpose $30,000 """ ~ · •<' · pt . minimum ~. 540-1433. Needs mate 673-5760 . 111erapeutic massage by he'd technician. NB. Appl. 3:30-9PM 548-2817 ----------• LuJe l bdrm upper. $Z65. Spacious %&3 br. apts. Quiet building with tamily unit. Pool & beautiful landscaping. C ly sips 6: linens furn. Newport Nr P 0 Modem S2S nitely pr cpl Call Elegant oCflces 11101 548 sq ft . store or oCc ~uiess tmvestment loans. any purpose. Playground. Sundance Jdeal for adults over 35. W,_. ......... 1996 N l No pets . LEEWARD ~~ib:tween12·5~P e. APTS, %020 Fullertoo --------Ave. (l blk eaat Newport 1.J 00 lSLf; BAY FHO NT mt.er 3 p.m. 548-1989 Newport Blvd 26»E Avon 213-477-7001 645-2111 Ag\. 842-0455 __ Gardeu Vl.sta Apts Ave le l blk south of Beaut. brand new 1''2 Bay). 631·0397. Br. frplc. laundry r m. -r-I-A ---~-1-2-._ lmmed. occupy. S335 to --• v SC25. • •••••••••••••••••••••• TSLMgmt 642·9412 NICE 2 br, crpta. drpe. stove, dshwhr, c14rport, quet, ms. ~14._ F,astside quiet 2br, gar, patio. $300. Adults. 548-21Z7.16021stSt. Lower3br,2ba,MesB Del Mar area. $425 . 2 c h i ld r e n , no pets. 751-Zl.56 Becbe.lor Apt. large 12$0. Evenings 498-0318 Charming 2 br. 2 sly duplex, frpl, ulil pd, $500. Mrs H artley, 33872 Zanito, (714> 493-1910. Fint Is last, sec de p, no peu, decU front & back. .......... d. 3840 ....................... ~UV~ Moat W I. Free. New cpt. drps . E ncl. 1ar1ge, patio, 1r eat kitchen ,r/bltnl. Adutta. no pet.a. Dbl smk 1n bat.b.. 2 Bdrm $.150 SHARP, beach 1,2 & 3 BR, 2323 Ekteo Ave, C.M. fl-pk. diatnnhr, garag~ &a-78111S 6 patlo1. No pets . -------~1 -.2151 MISAPIMIS e.dl sns. n,1c, PGOI. Jacu:al 1as bbq, clceed pr. Adult.a, DO pet.a. 2ill50 Harl.a Ave. 54NM1 NEW 2 BR tfthle, l ~ 811, Frplc. I DO peb. 1ttO Wallace,•·-.- •N'·BA8 •DELUXE• GARDEN APT. 2 ....... .., 3poola 2 Bdrm · Cetshnu View S695 mo. G3J·3 230, 675-0120 WEST<.;W 1"1'' 2 br, 1 \.'i ba townhouse. Walk to shop· plnl(. Adults only. No peli. 1728 Bedford Ln. ~ ,!!10· yrl,y. 548:~533 2br, 2ba rondo, WestcUH area. $495mo. Adults. 645-1528 KAUAl Ocean front 2 bdrm 2 ba. Condo. ~eeps 6 ~ per night. '481·791t6 TAHITI . M!ldem l or 2 br colta1te on beach on Tahiti w1lh car. row boat, wash machine. complete. k1tchen. etc For more info call 979-2009 eves & wee\(ends. J.Br, newly dee, gar park· ing, yrly $375 mu. LakeTahoe.newly furn,3 673-3958.544-6899 BR, 3 & condo w /dock. tenrus & pool. 955-3385 Highly upgraded Npt Crest 3 Br 2 Ba condo, walk IO beach, pool/jac I· tennis ('JU. ~-646-4067 ' Lovely 2br. Iba, priv. pat. encl. gar. S375yrly. No Pas. Avail. S.l . 494·3223. 2 Br. l~ ba townhouse style, adults, no pets. .. 5411-2682. . 3 BR, 2 ba., upper apt. Near Udo. Quiet area. Adulta pref. Agt. 87s.8170 Brand new S Br. 2"" bli, FR twnbte. panoramic view or ocn & city ltJJ, pool, sauna, Siii: & cmplt rec tac. S750/mo. C•ll 714 J963.G802 evs. UTn..E BALBOA JSLE Wtdock for BOAT <limit 18'). 2br, sips HJ. l2x24 view LR & food bar, gar, S\D'l~k. telephone. July $350/wk, August $425 twk. 548-9647 am & nites. lblolwu Partly furn. 2 bdrms, July, on goU CQUl'Se. $3S /day 640--0764 ..... to StMn 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movmg~ Avoid deposlta & cut livin ~ expense s' ProCesllonally s ince .um. HOUSEMAru 832-4134 O>vend car port ,,_."" .... 9111n •. PCH • Ne~rt Blvd. -•-·· .._.. lbr, Wt1tcUtr area. Pool, doeetotwya • t>ch:I lnclry, carport. Adult. fm lncld I. Oarage, wall to ahopplne. 831.-.. pool, 6'5-a632. Mature. 17111 .... awllt S.Cll•• il1' ~tetolhr28rdplx .. w__,. _................... nr Ji alr1ro~:S CM. 847•6064 BldL -· 6 l br, 11711. $111.IO+UUl 17 If • ,. ....... Both OD bcb. W /beat Expand your Ufest.yte tba 81-'fs MW cl1x.. coodo. _ wtdt.e n~ vi... l1lll wtth a comgetlb&e rOQm· Nr. ocem. *· ~ba. pd. 1.-.aolA nte. We dltcover that Adut&I. IM. Ofter. 9100. l Br l •· 2 bib from S. ,,_ Plf'IOO, c.tll ... .,.. ........ ao ,... •• 221 c~ I WWW .... ,. TWO PEAS tN A PAD mat..tcMlll ..._. -.; -ISl-GIUor71!18·1208 •· 2 Ir. l i.., lndrJ rm, • ..... • ...... •• ••••••• becllfi•e S..ifft Newadcliliontoswle 180. flail service exec. swtes in Newport Center. 14 new offices in plush sur· roundin·gs w /unde r ground assigned park· ing. From S295 mo. Ask about our move·ln al· lowance Newport Regency Corp {714)644-7189 Law office or other pro· Cesslonal ofClce. AVCO Financ ial To w er Newport Center. Single o<rices or 3 office suite. Recept.lon area. Xerox. law library. 95S-Z4ll 01 675-Z7ll. •MEWPORT llVD.• C.M. office spa<'e. S275 TI41631-5664. 2131862·8967 Prol. ore. space avail. In Calif. 1st Bank Bldg. 15< sq. ft. Low price lncls : Janitor ial. aecurlt) services, cool. rm & ut1l Conv. locatlon 230 E. 17U• St. C.M. 642-9560. l?:BAnabeirnSt, C.M. ()(flee. 1.0ilet, parking cround noor. xlnl loca ti<lO. 525 sq. tt. $195. mo 673-~ <Xe Blda nr. Lido Isle. 4700 fl w/hlgbly Im proved pv\ oles. Xlnl fo1 llt1()n)ey, CPA, financial Irvine Center Rily 833--9191 AIU'act.ive IOO+ tq. n. of «ce apace and con rwence room located 111 new Wkllna near O.C Airp ort 4r maj o 1 freewl)'l.IM·lm baJc:o-.y, beam c:eU., 1AMl1 aU ... ll, M peu, 3br,!ba, 1'1 yrd, nu cr\)ta. ....._t\Wl,eopeta. i.z.••81apU.GOOl:d· rr.b~.gar. "'°'"'° Tnde your old •t-'I for l er 2 RID &tltea from '75 new 1oodlt1 wltb a Tl'9 W. 19Lh St. C.11 Tcm ,..._ IOia ...,,ID.MM11t. --.-19"14 a...w.ci ad. &eW171 541).11QO. -~ • c Easlslde C.M. Space for ofc. bmmess or hobby. $15&up 548-7?A9 ---- Retail/Office space. 700 sq rt . Wes tchfC area. l.ol6-4148, call collect lndllstri .. Rettt• 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hills · 2 Adj. 5000 sq. ft. M·l unit~. new bldg. AIC office. Fronts on Moulton nr Lake f'orest. Lse by ownr . 951-1808 New front street IO<'a lion. Park lrvlne Bus iness Center. 4.901 sq ft. For lse/optlon lo buy. Pvt Ply. '94-4892. 494·3966. ._.W.t.cl 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEEDED IMMEDIATEl Y ... 2 Bdrm house, duplex or triplex for steadily work· mg mother & her S yr. old daughter. ln East Costa Mesa/N B. /Santa Ana Heights area -up to $365 mo. Need good credit & rental ref's ? I h ave them! I'm anxious lo rtnd a home where there 11re no restrictions 1galnst chjldren. f>lease consider me -1 m rm :dot tenant. C.11 54().83()8, Jackie. Dee1re lae/~l of house cpl k>okin1 ror unrurn 2·3 bdrm •/encl yd for-2 tNture clop. Have good rer·a for a II or ua . ~HlOO, 12-4 pref. Steve <X'Je&n MoMy W...ted 5030 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Paci/1ca films reqs S5K l.O help finance movie .. The Hunllng Season" Now filmmg in OrgCo You have 1979 tax write otr w /perce ntage of proj 15-1> milli oo 1980 /8 t prof. 1714 )957 ·O'Nl 2ND TD on O.C. mcome property. L2% int. due 2 yrs. Sl7K in front of 3rd. Will discount. Agt. 541·0800 Moi t91!9"-Trust Deidi 5035 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SClttler Mtg. Co • All types or real estate investments since 1949. SpKlalmgin WTD1 642-2171 545-0611 We bto' discouoted 2nd & 3r d T rusl Deeds . Minimum $50,000 , 114·95.>3454. CASH FOi TD11 American Mort. !W'7·71Sl BEY AVAILABLE 2NDTDAND SWING t..OANS-.. rNTERESf ONLY OR FULLY AMORTIZED .. Lee Realty R.E. BROK.ER. 960-1957 I 1 amc1•llh/ Pw I di/ L..tlt~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •a acwslfl SIOO Stnlor cl\\1en womeo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ for reaa apt t.a l-b.Mbold help • care for CDM , NB, or C. M., tidler\)'peOpj,e. pluaephone I·--tm.20QI. F o und 7 ·3. bl ac k Dachshund femalt.>. Vic La Palma & fmpena l. 97().5620 Found older (ema le dof( m San Juan 7.7 Mixed breed, red. 830-4596 afl 5 FOUND: Fem Ge rman Shcphero, 716. vie on Del Persoeal S«-Yicn Sl60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Going on business tripe;. Have fun. Call Traveling Secr etaries. Brenda 11)4..7563 TraYef 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O>ispo nr Vermul'lens Seeking fe male, non 492-4065. smoker, 25-30 la shr gas &driving to Long Island. FOUND: Claim or adopt. Le aving Aug 25t h . Red. fem Dachs hund· 714-494-4823, Priscilla. yo"ng ; fe m . brn/wht T e rrier p u p ; f e m . Urgent Female Crew blktwht Tcrrier·L.A. tag needed. On '"Sabra'' at NB AnJmal Shelter, World famous r acing 2670 San Miguel, NB, yacht. Gourmet accom· 7S9-19ll. modatlons (have as much fun below deck as Found: Small white Poo· you do above) an equal die t ype. Vic : Mesa opportunity skipper Verde Golf Cour se. Ted. 714·541·5206 dys, 54(>.9155. 972-1296 eves. Found: black kitten, 2 Will tra<k two Amer1can mos. Will give to ruce Airlines discount tickets home 1( not c laimed . foe two United Airlines .ss&.ar.!Oor838·3115 discounters. Call aft FOUND : M a I e Bu 11 i-lP_M_._64&-6006 _____ _ Muwr. bl.It & wht, vie. I u1:,-.! Talbert & Beach. H B. ,,_,......_ SJ&.1857. • •••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Pair oC ear· rings. Vic. So. Csl. Plaza. 7~~. 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IHllHiY Buckmlnster Fuller Study. Call847..o628 FREE SEMINAR IEAL ISTATI EXAM 9AM to 4PM , Saturday, July 14. Reg istry Hotel, (across from Orange Co. Alrport). Instructor will cover all subject areas. Brlnc note book, pencils and book U desired. Six hours of intensive instruction lo reserve a seat, call 848·0004 . I ( ' . ~ ~.July 12. 1979 DAil Y PILOT €9 It ...... t *'"' " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ROO. ADl:HTIONS QQIM&f 'MrlLauaai, thnlluL ........... Sml •lflo laat re> • flElfOD flilO. ~.·~ piMJlln1, CIDIUm flNU Cooet't'tf' WMk l1y 'rho Starv1aa Colt.ic,• St dent a P11t1oa , drl\lt'W1ty111 "ldewlllla Wttl'r 11lvrr111 un ~t 7~111\19 0.rpmtry. ft'f\c1n1t &c roof. Lel us clean for you. U.C. No Job too sml. P11pa Reasonable, ~hable & CbJf 63l-~ r {' r 11 1. o , . Let U• ln1t&JI a NEW. F\nc ext Pamung. St. llt• ' Landscape or lM 1\-y~ ~2' REJWENATE The Old hr-. fUchard S1oor ~:c:t ..... ....................... H •• --. ENOt..AND CONSTR co .._,, eYI 98\ «I!!_ ............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Teleplil.oM Aoaw•M•n" ,._,. ~~ Q pr nw.>. .,,, pr en • It tu. ID-1107 Nrw' c.-1 ~'· fn•Qdt> St'f'Vlce, lo rat . 83'la30 ..,..., h .. ~ ................... . .-ark, dew. reocu. lk\114'11 rrW... Froe elUmlC... &U cu&'TOM a....... C.t1)C'«llr) by Jl)'. • 6U 81 ~l...,1F..i-a1..,... ~. Add1uoru; kh•lv'ul, ~~· Qu&hty Rel Alnotk•tui.i 6 lirlttmn.11 Pae.oa. ('UD('h.-W1~U "- ~wa Lil'~. Juu 631.wGI ~~Jc· ....................... -S..•Mooey• Unv~)-9•P rlt..w• '°' ~ & lJIAMln.1 d414n •Rt>p.a&n •S«iko1t.ll.ft~ U>lor hn~""· ""bl •Li t'. N8, C M S6 S ~ IOm&abla-aeh. l:lt.a Mfitwla~'ll hv. 1!111 rw. hall Sl:J :\\)! ml f1 !JO. N)Uc:h $10. t•hr ~~· ~ G'"'r \'Lua JWl odv1 t...,lt-&.nic.M t)>t n:pair, U ) ra. t•xpr .......... •• ••• ••• ••• •• no wQtk ~ttll. ke!a. Dlvura: •• BaakrUtH=Y ~-OWl S10 ~ l.cgal Ty~ We Cart.' Cul'}Jt't l'l~·.mt>r:. ~5Ml0 Stoom dean Allio up •=ipxa SwYk.4-holstery .. Work t(u&J· •••••• •••.............. 'rrucl. mount Lll\at FY•·c BtiiltwlU gu.idell.nd. 11c t:til. reas. rateis t.45-37 to <'uuntmg, rons ullmg. ti()<j{, off Cdfp('I~ ~ko11.m N B area 11yr$.833-8199 cle&o&a« dooe by pro lk>Ok.keePJ.n~ wtJJ pick up & deliver. P06t your G /L. A /P, A/R, P /R. Hank re- coo Also personal brlbl & bank statements Hrly ratt' 549-1967 R.fSUM ES-cover lettel"s. professional presenta- tions. reasonable rates, fast service. 493-1973 as k for Dee . ---------- fesswnul:. I 11i.u1 t·d 552.-0l05 CJtHiftC) ............•.......... fo'or your m•xt \'0Ckt111I or dinner pany R9n'·A-CHEF OIMO.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• au. for vuur 1:hlld. m)' hncri.. m 00 rwr wwk. CM IU1'M'11 ttSI °'"I yCll L' ....................... tlq'('rt drapc1,. t'-INllUlg, doot• lD your ~' no .,, cnr'IV~~ M WIUUllK. ~OOl fo"lilHI<' \';itt" ~1m ........ ........•...•.....•.... p. 1f•l'dtm•.1r Surn !Mt' rtrtlhalnl(, pru1un,e .. rk1&a •• 1a1 l.W.2. tlom~ t•r1dc ~udt>o t°IUMAUf'I , b.a"l llWU)'M, ~~1?66 HalOUlhnlC lawn :wrv1tl'. ~iw & l~&t-. ~ 1621 or ~~~v~ Ha1c.lyman R1•h111ble No ,lob wo bl& or loo sowll •Nie est IU\)'\lmi:. ~II futk 96J.$4 UI. Rt•patrtj . H 11ruiym11 n. Plumban R. tdt-l' ispnoltler, pamtll\«i. t•tc. A1\Y household rep31r. 'IUty 642 149'l 11Jt 4 ---- ('··-•·-••", llllU&l&Cll.a.lk't', ~ ... UVUU1~ eeee••••t•••••••••••••• l11nd1<·upin". Roi;. OCCStudt.'nt I Ton trod. ~~'l0.4!13/323-61~ Tr.sh, trt.'t' tnm Dun Wlt:~c Sludt•nl8 bt'11t uU 642-3224 pr!(~'!; twwullu~, Sod. tlu .. 1.-n & I St>~Jin.: :.f)rtnkl~tb. .,.......,.. l'<C~g dl•W> UPI\ l~ "'run~. Ht\.edumptruck IHIU 110 tt C.d I J OJI' S.'l7 tc:nt ~ .. l.l':CrRJl'lAN l>n~u nllJlt rri·t· t itlun .. t1· on luJ'll.'\! ur wwll )ob!! Lit· U.17~ ti73 ~ Vur1I t·drt" 1 01uplt>Ll·. I do 11 a ll s k1pload1•r . dumptruck. ~r~. haul. t~mcnt. asph4'1t, lrct-re IDQYals etc. 831-1257 ....... IFG s.ctri' ~· t:f ect n cum 0 t.• !> t r 11 I c !> , b \' !> l workmaiub1p. Snuall ~ preferrt.'<1 67~ g345 Chr111ty & S un. Lie i:(;J0375S99. Uo ndcd flci 1Com.m I 1-'fl't! t·::.l. m1312 ~ . ..•..••..........•...• lkllabh' Ht:'u:.ooablc t1~ ~-titiS<\ Yard rare & l'lnup ~uah ty work .it a reasom1ble Pfll'e Chl"ls ~7458 -----1'4& ha~ re:. Sl4 & up Vd & gar clnups. f'rcl' e6l. ('l 14 1842-4 597 ~I> 11.Mwtwan gan.Wnu. MIKE'S HA LING /\I.I. Clean-up:i. trce1snrubb TYPES LJTE MOVING pruned & 1 r1 irlmed 1.0·RATES548·l451 SIDl744 ·•·•··················· Lawn&GaodenMc) Want a REALl.Y CL~i\N Sl2 pr v1s1l. als u HOUSE" Call G1oi;:ham <Wulups 752·~ Girl. Frec~t. ti4:>·51Zl K&H t·ui;tom wood fcnc-Gewwal SH'•ius Robin ·s llOU!>l'clt-an1n~ ing. J:ales & fl'flt:t> repau. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Srvc. for a thorouuhly ll40-40001841l3006 VACANT llSE & APT .. llAUL Cl.J.~AN Rlo:P1\IR cleanhoust:. ~7 WOOU. ft:nt·t·s. izalc.:o. p:JllOti. ri•a.wauble rall'S. Call IU1-471n ~Doorand Repairs ...•................... Pt\1NT LO COST~ 1701 Hand poll:.hlO)I( & hlilltl W'Jljlung or your 1·ars at your ~e. 499·34S9 MRS CLEAN makl' 1t gleam. B.ll·h . apt:.. home:. Hef \I or Jft 5. 549-9372 Parti.a! or complete pre- paral.HlO in your lutcht'n by a European r bcl. Bar & service pen;oo.nel !>UfJ plied 1r needed. ApPoinl· ment.s for esllmates & Complete serv1c~ & !>uh•s plaruun" No obh"alloo. AutomalH' operators Rubbis h haultns:. yard l'le.inup S('rvll'l'::. Unh mated 494· 1387 Cedar CrpL (.'leun ·i.:. steam/Shampoo, wndow wsh'i:, fir wu'g, J.:t'I\ dn'I! ltt-r11 Rl-s1Gnmm. Reasonable S1mun 7518951 CirpelMI'. Ft~ Esl, Any s11.e JObs. Call Allan or Tony.646-8649 ., ,.. Repair s p ecialty 5411-6410 ~·r<"en vnnllng. Boxt':-.. 992-W'74 !>liU\S. l't('. Polyi,c1em·c c:e-nt /Concn~ 01. 64&37tl2 ....................... Ga-cie ninq r>oors. windows. partt· ~meol work of all l<1nd!.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• GciH Lessons tmns. patlOti. etc. Bob. f'rl"6 <'St. 15 ) r::. t•xl)l•r. Garckmng, <'leun·up:, & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 119.'l 7!1'76 J\lsoblodt walls. ~-0757 la11dscap1n~ G l'Or~I! MJrk1 MacDonald,Ll'GA Ibt.Lstu 54$-7072 Rancho San Joaqum (;<.; •Vl-:RY LOW PRIC£S• pvt by appt ISll-1710 _ DANDY DUSTERS Wkly or 1 \ 1m e ~er~. VACJ\NTS n•ntals our s pHHtlll ) .S T Jo:/\ M CARPET CLl-:ANI N<i . Hooded. In:.. I-'rt't: f :i. t. 552·4l06 ~116l~l9'l2·029l Ont!. St Lie t364419 Call RQ)'ti~ ~7Ul lnt /f:xt. Dependable. R6&Soaablti. Free est. Call J_,. 54Ml59 Apartment &Commerical Property Mgmt Co. ~~~60-.~ ........... ....................... Jlouserleanin~ dont- flouses & apt1. Galt Kathy. 631 1823 8'C Const!VCll()f\. Na JUh Bnckwork. Small jobs. fnt/Eict Dcpe.nda ble . t.oob1gorsml. Ruom IHI · lb.aseCiean.tai. ll~~· Newport. Co5ui Mei..i & R~Ollible. Free ebt. dltioni; & remodel bit rases, ref's. ei.u Liaa. 1.rvuw. 67~317:; t1ve.. Call Bill. S48-0507 ~121~ 67~S299aft 2. ----_ _ -- •'anallcal l\ouseclcamng & owd service, I time. wk.ly, bi-wkly, m<>othly. Empties e tc. Re~nd I· Com m 'I. Co mpl . JJ01toria l s t.'rvt<·e. Jloo\iOOable 20 yns ellp Insured. ~-0105 Bnt.k, stone, block wOl'k. tile floors. l'Oncret c patios . walks. dri Vt' ways Free est John 84&-1S83 All types of mitsonr) . Wes. pal,IDS. pat11.1 cov· ers. blt walls 548-IUSO Cd-ColorP..._ CU&t<>m work lntt f!'xt. Lie •JINIJJ. ~WJ. Ea!;t Coast Pnmter. Quah · ly Work Xlnt Pnt'eS. f'T~ F.st lntenor/Eit· tenor. 968 7641 REMODELlNG & add1 tloas. Patios. decks & covers Rough & finish carpentry:.~ ~ ·····~· .. ··•·•·•••·•··· <.:OM Cleaoing Service. Solid masonrv brH'k Spe{•tally for CDM & Bl ~ Sl.50 sq ft t,;all Rsobl pn1'{', int 1oxt . CU!>tom quahly. Jt'r~e e5\ Jack~- Rep1ur & Rer()of. All type s lt h1n~lc :1 rock&hak<:~·comvo·t<Ar Frt.~ l'l>l. 541·59:W Fin. Avail. m1deol.s. 6'1$-1909 aft.er 5, 64S--872X Vuur H<irbor arl!a pa.inter, 1nt/e•l. Prof. 4ualtty work Re .. sun. Llr tins. r.st cheerfully Tht' Moppt•'s Cleaning ~rv1l'e. Professwnals. well esta b. 546-2393 Homesitting ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSETEMDERS I\ i::rouP or local tea<:bers wiU care for your homt.- wt\lle you are awa). Ph f'4'>-&6J6 cx l hwlwancr ..•....•............... Robff+son IMWCll'IU Associates. Inc. Full vahJt.• 1·ontPnls on hollll!()wrwr.. 1·0, cragt• 67S-0562 ~SAVEWITH ~SAFECO Janitorial ....•........•..•...... OFl-1C:K INOUSTtlli\L. ltl:.:~TAUltANT & llOM E <.'LEA~I N(; llt•fi. Lil' &ntlctl lni. S.'>2-51 ti6 LmdKapinq .••...•..••••••...•.... MooriolcJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Locai movmg & haulmt( . f're1Ji!)\t. offieb supplies. household goods & wn· s t r u<: t 1on <'Ira nup:. Reasonable ratt.'S. Call !6.'>-4!1154 momw~ & ev~ OK ,..WcJ/J>apenlHJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTING ~ven Dave.~ Proper 11rt•par11t11)n , lie . .....•••••.•••.....••. C i.; rt I\ M I t' T I I. fo; Kitl.'lwn. bath:-., t•11lr):-. Yvur 1il1: or m111l· tltrl-307!1 pramt! & paint. Ru f11 . T~.......,, Frt-t.' est 545·01101 . --., Lawrence 645..()975 evt!..., ••••••••• •••• •• ••• •• •• • --Fr~ Tnal Lesi.un. Crud Pamtmg-1nterle1Clt-r 10 teacher. exp Hea<1111~. yrs 111 area. rt.'a;. work m11lh. fo"rt'nc h. lls nl>I. guar~-022llJJan Lucal l'dlls rl'lurne1l F:xpr 'd Re.ii.. Ratl'i.. flmt.r/R.,-ir 1-'re~ Esl. Call Gt!ne ••••••••••••••••••••••• bi~lJ ~ll' suhJl'l'll> & fon•1i.:n lanRUt1~t' tK -81 T1•11dll'• Iii yrs. ref!>, 673-591 :J ~-~ Neat pale~ & lt:xlu~ Pro{ p;unung Ext & 1111 FRHEST. 893-1439 Low ratt's Hl'fl> Frt:t· ~l 536-4780.~383 Ho mt•!>. \lld1t111n :. . TypincJ Seniu ······················-H P ,, 1 " 1· l " " • 11 v ,. r Pa1nt1n ~. I N 'I' .EXT hloc·kwall:. Low rates. u• OHloo Servin~~ l'r1JI Neal, honest, rt:as . I<! Fl"l'(H'='t l ~-4H9l IYPlllJi:. lcttn PllJ)t:r)>, it• 'd I) --!>umes c te Lt>UI ~ •' yrs t'Xp. Lil' uvc .... _.-+Wn 964·1°'5 "'·-~ IW.gan.G42·722l 11"4. Pauit &. ..,, all1>a~r ~ual work. n·a:. pr . 1-'ra-t!!>t. Steve :>47-ml £tcs1deoiw1 & l'otnmt'f'\·1.i.1 .••.....•••..•.....•••• Plurntnn~ n •p111r :,pee in ~~•'=•~~~ ...... rt!mUd<•hn~ ('Upj)l•r rl' Pll'I' 1-'r•·t· , . .,, Tov Hut Coll~ studl'nL~. wmtl11"' Plumb111~ 537·31~ wa.stun~. kc!>1<l '>lo1 ,., pd 1 n L 1 n i.: f r •· l' lndt-µcndt:nt 1Jralll dt!i.111· 1.•sumatcs. Ke:, rutc:. 1n1? ~ 5U up. llc..,ults Xlnt wurl.. ~4 :.! 5<1-1:1 1>1S-797~ biS.~I g u ,J r 7 d y :. . AUPAIMTING Neat 5.'>9 1325 t:ompl ext $450 Int $3511 :;1!j•44Jti rb46 ~17 y.,,. n• uni} a~ bul v. l ' •Ju 11 h•'\l1·r F'n•t• , . .,, V>l>J • Ml'. Ill' tn..d .loc~3-57W Homt...--.. Off II'\' & tlU!>IOt·'' <->un·k. llt~·ndahh' 11 (l.'J()lldbh· s.rn 1~1:.l-1 t-:urupt!an LJ nd:.n11wr Top work 1-'a1r pr1re-. tu>fs. 016 41j71 dys/(•vt>:. RA.~µ01u.1hll' t uuplt-"'111 Get GREEN ca.sb for WHlTE deph.an~ with a Cluss1fied Ad Ca II 642-5678 p d (' I r I t t: (I ll l" r l' L ,. ComplNt' ton<·n.·tt• or i-t•t your forms . Sa YI.'. 646-9926 on la.odsc.apc ma inl. F\nd what you wanl In ~Re 549-2015 Dru.I)' Pl.lot Class1f1eds. Want Ad Help-> pa1111. l ll'Jll & n·•uh Have sontt!thwg to :.t.'11? apts lor Ol'l'Upam·y l.':ill 642-5678 Classified ads do 11 ""ell. Wanda or Hill. 646-1503 S~ uile llt:ffil> y, Ith a Dally Ptlol Classli1ed Ad. 642·56'18. Makl· t h 11 :.t• i:1111d hous4;-t111ld item:. vou rt· not ~111g ;ivalluhlc In :.11t'Tk olhl!l' family by ;ul \ert:t:>mg them for ~dlt' 1n l.lass1lll'd. <.:all &12-~7>1 ~ 7005 ~~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!!~ ~.~~ ..... ~!~~ ~.~~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~~!':~*!'.~ .... -~!~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lecrm~ For info· 542-1862 OranJ!t' ro. Professional School oC Bar-umd1og. EsLab. ~ 2 10 N Broadway, SA 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• European coolt, hve-10. Non s mok 4!r , non dnnker. Ref's.~- NURSE tugbly qualified. dedicated. Complete l·are. Your home or mrne. l..oca1 ref's. After ~PM 494-2Ut7 or 494-R443 or PO.Box 73'!, Laguna S'265l --------Bab ys ill l D fl my home. weekdays. Reliable&de- Pt!fdable Kathy 6'6-0980 Hlflp W..t.l 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •AC'TR~ES-AC'1'0HS •All /\~es-All 'l'vpes •tno 1:-:xper Ne-e I• "S.A.M." lnlNVlt'WIRt( now. Our dwnts hatve worked ·•f<ocky 11·· "Goldte & The Boxer" "Uidy In Ked" w /Hobt)rt Conrad, .. Wn ~ lt-y 's Dooblemml" & wtlh Di&· neyStud1os Anyone mtercstt.'<f in •MOVJES•>r TELEVISON •Call "S.A.M .. today• (714) ~2233 ext 95 Adminislrawr /Bookkeepe mature . responsible, highly organized in· dlv1dual. Exc1Ung and vaned pOiSition. Heavy details . Mult1 - <.'0mparuei;. Auto lease admiruslration. credH & bookkeeping back· ground. Top i.alary & career opportunity to qualified individual. Newport Beach. loca- As.<tlstant Mamo~er want· ~rl for fashion juo1or ::.ports wt'a r shop in Westnunsler Mall. <.:all Mana or apply: Petnes, •:m.1. --- .As.Mst MaMCJft' Huntlngton »e11ch apt bldg. Must have malll· teoance experience & abilJty, etc. Salary + apU21-8S4l Auto Camt:n.. Reg!Slcr. early AM. I i,..i.2 hrs. per day. F.arn $375-$450/mo. Must have l(ood wheels. Jim Boyle. ~3008 or S46-fl006. ----Automotive Need am- bitious hard-working mechanic with heavy du- ty experience who would like to earn top S. Many f.nnge benefil.8. Call Alan Magnon Pontia c, 54&-QlO AufOmotive Banlung l::XceUent oppe>rt urut1es at fast j!rowmJ! Savin~ & Loan for career onent· l'<l <imb1t1ous manaj:lt•· ment persoonel. Call for details on Opeo.IDAS. Also need CHl EF TELLER lll full lime teller & <I l P/f teller. Pre/er ex- penenced. Saddleba('k Savmgs & Loan Associa- um. Call for appt. Mrs. J('rue. 759-0181 Bankmg TELLER Experienced Fu II 111me openmg m the L~una Hills are1&. Excellent salary a nd benerits. Please contact Regional <Xfu:e. Lorraine Miiier. 973-3724 Expanding electronics tJoo. 751..8910. f1nn has an immediate ADVERTISING SALES Need e xperienced transmission mechanic. Great henef1ts & top Wa(:l'S TJus lS a job Wtlh a real future. Call Alan Maiz non Pontiac, ~ S111e~0 185j QPeDing for an efficient Generouscomm1SS•Oll, -.elf-starter for general wtlltram. 4117-4404 WELLS FARGO BANK office duties. T y ping •---------- 50-55wpm + aptitude for Al +RM/BURGLAR figures desired. Very Need trainee service pleasant workao~ cond1· person e1ectroru1: bkl-(d lions Salary open + h e lpful. 228 f'ort!llt. benefits. For appoint· ~una Beach. ____ _ -------AlITOMOTIVE SAi.ESPER SOM Salesperson needed for new & ~ Porsche & VW s 1tles. Immediate opening. F\111 lime. Fr- lll.ltC bene!1ls. Call for 10· terv1ew; ask for Sales Mgr. 4-01 C1v1c Center Dr Suntu An11 ment please call Mr. Al EOE J)les. 591-6."43 .Amwetiltg ~ice ACCOUMTIMG Ne wport B eac h Mortgage &nkfog Firm has immediate openings for exper. ae<'ounts payable cleric. Must type 1()wpm & operat.e 10 key hy LOtK'h. Salary t'Om· mensurale with cxper Xlnt co. benefits. Catt personnel for appl. 640-4.W) .E.0.E. PBX operator~ tor a t e lephone a n1>w er1nt( ~rv1ce uxpcnenet!d or wiU train. Full lime or part Ume shifts availa- ble. D1:1ys. ilfternoon· cverungs or grave yard Must he able to work some weekends. Typing 35 wpm. l'\.>qwred. Many co. benefits available. Please cull Mon-Fri. Fashion Island arcu: 640-11'91 BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE • 1'\ '. ,•,\ ,, ',,, 8 3i-48 UU4q ..1 • .;S1 I Barber Stylist to mu na!:(c part-lime 631·9577. TU<'b Fh. !H;, Sat/ 9·5. eves. 681-n?S. BARTENDER P/f. Exp'd. 714-848-3066 ---------BEAUTY shampoo person for elegant salon XJnl. wu~es. Wed.·Sat AUTOMOTIVE No evemn~!l H1chard OueJJettc. 200 Npt. Cntr Costa Mes a area : 673-l166 E.O.E. ACCOUNTING ACCOUHTIMG 1--------- Set •ice M-.r Or. N.B Top Newport import store.6eeks full-time, ex· BEAUTY · Ass1SUl.nt for penenced individual. busy salon. xlnt traming Good company benefits. program. Musl be neat&. Applympersonat fashionable. Richard BEACH IMPORTS Ouellette. 200 Npt. <.:ntr. · CLERK Pos1t100 avadable in our Financial Aid Depart· ment. Various duties in· <'ludlng cash receipts. l'ash disbursements. & bank reconciliations. Ule year accounUng ex· APROPOS UDO ISLE SHOP A Fine Europe an Des1gnor Boutique is seeking a s e llin g manager & additional staff. Salary open. Cal.forCllt 547-3925' 848 Dove Street Or. N.B NEWPORT BEACH Beauty Manicurist for •...... 0 •.,. ...... 5 * Ultra Plush Facial & -• ._._, Hair Salon m Npl. Bch. perience. Ught· typing & I•-------· J~key by touch required. Tired or all the no action Wtll lease spa~ or pay promises 7 ff you are percentage. 675-3920. hard working & looking Coranopportunjty for ad-Beauty Operator · space ~e'~':~ ac· counts payable pre- ferred 10.'Key by touch reqwed. Neat handwrit· mgltJaaM.~ Excellent workinl condi· bona and beaefita. Appty between8am·llllm, lPm· 3pm. Nation al Edi.lea· IJCln. 4401 Birch Street. Newport Beach. (Ntac Johll Weyne Airport), Eq ll&l Opportunity F.mp&oyer. APT MANAGER vanoement. we are look· for lease. Lido Hair For. SS units In Costa .1.ng for you. Retail auto Fac;hlons. 3424 Via Lido. Mesa. Exper'd couple. parls chain has im· N.B.67lHB70. Wif e bk k pg ex P . mediate opening for e.x· Beauly Salon Recep · Husband maint. el(p. perienoed counter peo-Call 642-5013 or (213) pie. Trainee ~aillons timisL Experience pre· ...,... ._.,l •-ferred. Salary + com _....., alloavailable. op pay"' mission H. 8 . area AFT MAHAGf:R x1nt benefits. For appt. ~ 8»-21111. Couple, manaio elegant zn unit adult complex Bab)laitter ror 2 children, •BIKE STORE• u.~.... n... xt 3 •·s 3 d k Store mgr. assist. & ........ ...,.00 ..... och. nt ~......' or ~m!.w sG!= mechanic needed for salary + bonus . For ::ft7 Schwinn dealer Salary -..it. calJ (n4)521-8541. pm. SJS.000. Must. have prior Auembty work .. Light Bebysitt.er for 1 yr old btke exper. in a sluN:. 8-4:30 Mon-Fri. 1385 boy, 3 dys wk. 631-3451 54f.91135. ______ ..., ~eC.M.su-6103 a1t;PM. _,.fSICRET/llRY Acctg o1o1...-1 ASS8WUI TR.Al.a Bab)'s1t.t.er needed in Afternoon's only Accts -· w CDM 51SIA)t,.SPM. MOP· u 67C: A.aLll TEMPORARY lmo.l9dlaU openiq, ill 'Ibur8,8'16'380T pay, payro · ..,........ RelilCct today to work train. Newport Beach. 1 ...... --------IOAZ COUNTER oo vaOoul ac.coaMinf Is ~ W\'&TT&R • for ow: bootttteepln& anlan.· 1-.u::t:!-E_M_Rl_,EBS __ w __ l_ll home. Mon-Fri. Sam to s.t.&a- menta. Work cloie re .-· e w 61!n'l• 2 otuldren 8 •3. CM Mu at know saJlboua, a.om.. A ..... c.letb train apply TAK at lil'N. Dya &1Nei0. eves noo-smoker. g()Od pay. ~~ ~._ • MllcGrep YechU, 1111 631·0310 A11Ci for Ed MK-W. 697 Randolph, ~r.., acCOWl· ~C.ll. Ua~4...._ C M lllU.Ul.Deedld thcuout 1;;:======;;;;;;.t..:"-=:--==" .. _____ --· _. _____ _ ~ OOcma¥. <'AU ua ~~ lbal Elec&riclan, Full or for_.J.nlormaUon. Pal'Cl••Uled.Ad SOUDCWIS1\IAN1Ci partUme. Rewire lnstru· Robertlblf'• ACTlO!I IA(UDA Blach.. bl'IACh. 'ments etc. Newport. •C m • I• p ' Call • Mlalon Vi•Jo BNotb.i l"e• 6'7&-367ii ..;"Fu,....,,,_ Ollb PUot qlirt rw1 tlft'll! te.Uer•, ....... AD--VISOR. Ph.lie call Joan Gore ~wbOneed.J*l!lc • S..UAna 642-M711 -l""l EOE eboWld alw.,,.~heck.tbe --..aoJ _,. " · Ci Ser.vjce Dlroatocy !n tbe ·W-.MJlaw.ta 64.a!3t78 DAU. Y PlWl' • Boat111 i:: Expt•ri1•11n·d sales maoa~er n~dctl. Yat•ht r harte r bustnt>:.:. Markclmg bitt kground ref em.-d. 631 · 1 \I()() BOOKKEEPH Salary open for garml·nl mnfg, sel! starter. 5 yr. experience. Call fur app( 642-3472 __ _ BOOKKEEPER, exper, for a distribulor or RV parts & ac·cl'SSones. m lrvtne. Bookkcepin~. & phones. F/P lime. call 546-Q)73 anytime_ M · F, 8·~ BOOKKEEPER Property Management Flrm m FounLain Valley looking for booJckeeper with knowledge of A IP. AIR . ('ash r eceipts & l0 ash disbursements Typmg skills neressary. Data processing bark· ..cround helpful. Non· smoker. Salary ~ to start or commensurat'' with expericn<·e. C..'all Oebb1(' 8 to 4:30 M·f , 964-2566 -----*BOOKKEEPERS AUTOMOTIVE! Chevy dealer w1 II add t'X· penenu'<i omc(• clerks ror li,:iht bookkeep1n~. typim!. Will tram m auto. aN.'QUDt.mg, OMV. Part· t 1 m c o r f u 11 \ 1 m , •• Pkasunt surroundini::.. f(ood pa}. Sec Office Mgr. HOWARD C~•rolet Oove & (Jua1t SL'\. Nb'WPORT BEACll CARB U RETOR i\P· P R E N T l C I': II u v c 1'1'1f'C1lan1l·al ability to ap- µly. Hrs 8:30-5.30 5 da)s st.-e .hm Simpson 1942 Harbor 81. C M Car Wa s h lm med, employ ment, 4!xper. t•ash1er 644·4460. Child Morulur1L1vt: In Utre ror:.:? duldrcn ;iges 10 & H. Prepare & St'r\ t: m1•.ds, at·eom pany l'tultlren to ~chool & afler srhool <1<.·t1v1l1t's Prt-pare t•hildren for bell Wa :-h & iron d Olhmg. Cleim qunrters Unders tand <·hildrens needs. l yr . exper r~. S510 monthly D.O.T. 301677.010. Apply ;it nt>aresl 1-:mploymcnl Development Dept. Ad ~d by employer. CIVIL ENG. ORDESIGHER Experienced t areer nunded. REGISTERED C.:IVIL ENG OR Di'SlGNER with back· ground m public works and or land tfovelopment mguieenng wanted for design & s upervisory pos111on. Apply to Mr. F\Jentes at Robert Bem. Wilham l''rost & Asi.oc. 1401 Quail St • Npt. k t·h CIV•La.G. ESTIMATOR F,xpenem·t'd 1nc1iv1du&I wanted to prepare l'OSl cst1 matf":. of !>Ub· div1s111ns. mdustnnl d('· \'\•lop m t' n t s . u t 1 l 1 t y ~ystems & to perform uhbty mvt:Sllgauons & c·all·ulate l.'arth quan· t1ucs. Super v1s 1on ex- pcnc.nl'c vital /\pµly 1n Pl'l"SOO with resuml! to Mr f'\lcntf!s <i t Robert Hem. Wilham Froi;l & Assor . 1401 Qu:.111 SI. Newport Bedrh ----- Clonra1 DidaphoM Opereton ..,_d. Openi«M) 1)tpe 00 wpm. 6 mo. on Diet. e xpur. helpful. Must have xlnt. s pelling aptitude .Job duties tr11nscnh1njl & some ropy typmg Extensive bent>hts. Xlnt 11.orkm~ CU1d i\pply m person. 8.30·2 Moothru Pr1 SARCO INS. CO. 17570 Brookhurst l''ounlam Valley F.qtal Oppar Emplyr. Clencal -----MARKETING CASHIERS JI you.are loolung ror an C A S lllER /S/\L ES F'LOOR PERSONNEL. full-& part-t1me flOli• uoos avail. Apply Scars Roebuck & co. 9045 Adams i\vc . H.n. 963-2666 Scars is an Equal Opportunity Employer • opportuD1ty with a rapid- ly growing company. lhis UTOTEM M•n1rn rniy be the career for "" you. This pos1llon re· Openings now available for run time assistant. minagers on 2nd. & 3rd shift. No experience nee. We tral.n. Start S3 10 to SA per hour Advancement opporturuty for manage· ment posiUons to a .so per hour if qu11lifled. For more 1nformauo11 & 1n tel'Vlew go to store 82 al 30009 Crown Valley, Laguna Nlguel. 495.9950 or call 714 /537 ·4840. Equal Oppor ltmployer !'!!!'!!to assume clcanln g , reep()IWlblU\iea al newly rtmodoJed exclusive private reacari.. M.uat be d haah moral chart1C\.er &. a61c to llUI>PJ)' re· f~ea. C.11 The Good Ufe~a.Sh0tts 4'4-1121 . .. qaire6 aocurate typmg & «eneral office back· ground. Heavy phone ad- muustrat1on & organ1ia· llonal abilities. Medloal /Dental /Profit sharing plan ptua ottter x.liit benefits Please call. {l(f1 1404 for an appt ALPHA MICRO 17881 Sk)'Park No P o . .eox 18347 Irvine, Ca. 92713 Clerical Aradeo\. &. health lns. proaram needs c lerk whO is fu t tit accurate wrthnumben. 10 key ad· ding ltlllchlne. Lite typ. Inti XlnL wo'*ina condl- li o n s & benefits . P1euaot surroundings. Oppwtunh..v tot adv.ace ment Call personnel 8»GIU. Clerk Typist for work In publk :.o<'OuntinR office Good t.ypi1t requlnd Ule 10.ke)' adder Call ~ 'llM()lor appL Clt.'n <-JI H yvu wen: .1 f1lr11 :.t.1r, you would ha\t: tu pity .tll ·•Rent. YOli NEVEll HAVl-:1'0 VAV COASTAL PERSONNEL AGENCY 540-6055 2790 Harbor Bl (;M NEVERA f'EE Call after hours ~ppt Clerk /Manager for l'O'· metlcs, gifts & ca1d~. Exp preferred. 64{)..7373 CLERK TYfttST lmmed. opening for ex· per. individuals to fill our clerk typist pos1t1on . Document control & 1or acco unting e x P\ll' helpful. Typing & II> kl'Y adding mactunl' :.kills n' quired. Good <·o. pa1tl benefits & workmg l'Ond mow-Newport 8-!1>r h ~1f !ice. fo'or ap(Jl c:.i ll ~ext. 4:!02. COmpaninn w.intt!d for SCIJU mvahd. C()UktnJ.! & Lili! ho1.1:>ekeeping Sula1 ~ Ol'f! K46 647K, aft. G, 840-3117~ Compute-r Oprrator Busy propert) md OU)!t.'· menl firm m Fountam Valley ha~ op<·nm~ tor <·omputt:or oµurator Bookkcep1n.i.: bJd( 1-:round & typm~ s kills 1iect.•sst11Y Data pro.,;c:-.,· m~ bitckground hcll'ful. 'on·smokur only Solurv 5000 to start or com mens urale w 1th ex · penem·e Call Debbie ti l.04::.IM-F.964 2S6ti ---COMPtrrOR Wordf>roce...r lmmMd1ate openmf!. Call Ouw between 8.30 a m. & S .,.m wcckd<ty1>. 759-0653 COok for ~ummur vaca· lion relief Goo<I sala I) . Mesa Verde Conv Hosp. 661 Center St .C M S48-558S Cook full time <.iood s alary M esa Vade Conv. Hosp. 661 Center St. C.M. 548·5.585. COOK CUSTODIAN AT USE m f'"':.ish1on Is land. Newport Beach. has an 1mmed1ate opening for a Full T1mt! Cus todian with light maintenallft abthltes. Competitive :-.alary and good benefits. Call .644-5070 W~day'--for M.r. Fl .. gm Cooks. ex pe rience d . Colon y K i tch e n Re~tauunt. Starting s alary SS 00 & up. Wrutresses 1\M s hift also avail. ~-UM8 DfHTA&. Penodont1st needs full time ass l. ExpandeJ duties oppty X-r:H reruficaw reqd Ex~r pref'd Salary oJ)t:n. Citll 842-66.11. COOK • .)ng person for hamburger pince, w ilt DENTALREC!!;PT1AsM expt•r. Call Apply 1n Attrc1ct1ve b1·bng Recepl pcn;on· TK Burger, 2119 needed for Rrowmg prac W S.Uboa Bl. NB. Will con1>1der tram·~ ;in -----1 exper asltl 1n fmt rlsk Counwr help, :.andw1ch proC'e d u re :>. C :oi 11 shop. Nr 0 C 1\1rpurt. 7141957·6221 Mon thru Fri. 9:30 s·:io. Skypark Blvd. Call tor UentaJ appt. 556-~"70 Typist rccepllon1sl 1111 d enta l office 11\lt.'dcll Coupll" for clcctnm~ & ht~ Previou..., office 1·x11. l'' 1n11111tenam.l• m La~una :.enual. c.i11644-~. Bt!ach motel Live on -pf\' mases_. 499-22l7 Oct1wl N.!> 't. Ort.ho, ( ·111 L\t.'tod1an m.'t!ded. 40 hrs. 5•.,<lv.,. Med1cHI &d<•nt;.il & ur1·· 111suranc~ Rellrt'fl OK Sl Jam~ l!;p1St."Pdl l'hurd1. <.:onta<·t Mr :. M.Jch;:it>ls 675·02lll Custodian nt!1•dcd for C-Onv Hosp1ldl full llm1-. ~ood w:a~es & x lnl benl'fltS Plt•llSt.< ,1pply Heverly Manor 340 Va·· wna. C: M CUSTOOIAH Days 1·J0.4pm. no eJCp. fie(' Must huvu gd refs, pho n e & l'ar . Call 833-701.S. '< R 1 dayi.. Ort.ho exp ~ HD1\ req. 04.2-~- DESIGHBl .\II' ('OOd e>e:,1ru1cr v. 1th mmunum :1 yr,. 1·11m ffll're1al cxpcr Xl111 bcnt!!1li. inl'ludrn!l pro(11 :.harin.:. M0-7ti2:.! ;\1un l-'r1. g.;;, DONUT Ui\l< EH. carh /\M Wilt I ram. Appl' AM only D~ ::. Uonut.' 135 F: 17th o r 20ti.I Fairview. Costa Me&a. Dnver for dchvene:.. Over 21 yrs. FUii l1m•· Reliable. Slewurt Roth AnUqU@> 750 E. Oyer Rd. Dell He lp. Over 18. Fully S.A. 751-8922 cxpenencl!d Local re· Onver forschool llus Will rerent·es Full time. 644-56l9 train. i\pply at t6835 Dtii"'Y,....... Full time. Newport Beach J\d Agency Op· port unity to advance. Reliable, presentable. (7)4)6'4-7644. nsk for Bob Rowland DELIVERY & STOCK. Hrookh u .. s t , 14'. V 961>.-331.2 On ver t R.oule Ideal schedule Tues lbru F /lime. Must be 18 & Sat, llAM-7PM . E~· neat. See Harold, 4116 E. celleotoompaoy benefllS 17th. St. C.M which mclude: Medical.•------- Several 1mmed1ate open mgs for route dnvers. \Jruted Cerebral Pals)• Will train quaUf1ed 1:1ppl1 cants. Must be 25 yrs nr older. have a Rood dnv 1ng ret'ord. neat ap· pearance & an ab1bty to read maps well. Full l.Jrnt' pos1llons. $3. 75 hr to st.wt. Apply in person on \y. 9782 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove, bltween&lOAM. Dental & Life Insurance. Debvery. P it, 4·30·9pm. prof1\ shanng & pension Own trans, Mun-Fri. prol(ram. Apply 1n Some wknds req. Must person. beOYT18.S:U4Jl J.C. '1iNMIY DELIVERY S's for de-, _______ _ »,....Qlal"-d livery. L.A. 1'irnes home Dll"8S Newport Beach dellvery roult>. a vail in Mel or women 25 )'rs or E.O.E. M IF So E H B J to 6 am. older. Know the coasl SlSO/S400mo + bonus. c1t1es. Net SUM> a w~k or Oepeodabte car & pcr!lon more . Or a nee CotA$l C()()t(S required. Qtll ~-4411 or Yellow Cab, 1'1300 Mt Conv. "°"1· Good salary. 96f-4982 Herrmann. Fouo ta1n benefl\.li. working, con. ---------Valley. (No or Slater Flaa.ship Convalescent Del men over 18 tor L.A betwn Newh,ope & Otnter 642·8044. Tl m es i n N s-.c M • a.: lid) Petm/p.t. $350/MOO/mo. ~~~~~~~~ COOKS exper. prof. onl,y. fM6.5M4, 1- Dlnner House Bes t 1----------1·---------wage. +benefits Apply Da-u1 AMl11#'1t needed 'DllYIR P'." after :rPM . Bayshorc Oranae aree. Uuon 1• Houtiae. 23311 Muirlands. benefit.a. S.lacY open. from New.port to ElTwo S:U-7614 uk tor Sherry or We.at.wood R eta ii ....... .....-~ 8'ore;..!'!'~eivioa Claulf1ed /\<Is 11re the answer to a sucoeNfW garage or yard 1•1•1 IL's a better w•1 to tell mort' people' -•vvu. ~L ~ driY• DenlJll Rec:eptlon,.ast, b'Wt~·' "'1fetentft Newport Beach Endn. ~red. M111tL be ovar olfice nHda f It o.-per.,... 2.1. lloun "'S;30ol. QUJ cept Xlnl opportunity 1.N~mc~)'~•~t ~IM4~·~SC110~. ~~ forria,M.~·M»*°· 1_ CJ• CMALY PILDT Aw.a Micro t711M\ Jo'I.) PM!. '\u P1) liiu" 1~1 Ir¥~. Ca 927 IJ Electronic Tect...ici• lJesl~ Of 1·0111>Ullll'r t•l('1· tronir prodU('t:. 1\nuloK & Wll•lal rurnnls Work with a prudUl'I fr•\ro ::.t.•rt tnfllUSh, bwld tt•i.I l'<IUIP mffil. Expenenn~ onl) Salary dependent on l'X per S..nta Ana . 751 7901 EXEC SECRET ARY .bit to P~sideftt We are seekin.1: an 111d1v who 1s career o n cnted, exhibits 1n1tiall\'I? & wants to a~s1st 111 run· 111ng numerous busi- nesses Top skills reqd 65wpm. lOOwpm SH front ofc appearance Our re QU1rements arc high. b ut rompcns at ion w 111 bt-a p. propnate for person who meets quahfrcat1o ns Call or ~end resum e lo JJev· QS7-8711 Alta Pro~rty Mgt 16721 Hale Ave G8411t.AL OfftCt &AM~W... All 11h1tt . l.11~1111.1 t1111, ,tn·.a tl4f1 :11211 Gee.Al OFC pi /T w II ( k , 0 r ,I ~ "u n.: pharm,tct·uln .ti· ~ruu11 ~111~ )'our h t) prn.: & ._'t'f\J olr :.kill:. k111lo.:11•JI ~·1~wt' !Jud•~ruunu pr .. I ti llrs 11 I ~11n thru Thur. SJ JU IH'r hr 7U t;.:111~ GIH&AL Off.ICE Mu't enJu) ph ronturt. "11rk10~ w l'USI, & dt•ta1I w1'11. I'd 'J'" ~•rl. pa) & hllh tm. i\pply !lam 4pm Moo thru fo'r1 Hardl'n·~ l't·~t ('ont rot 6~ Han ck1lph CM ~6 5~70 G1•1\l'ral offll't: 1th· rep uon1st Hl'avy tyµrog & p h o n t• :. P I c a s 1 n I'? pc r i.onaltl y & ap pt'ttfllnl'I' llt?l'l'SSary fnr Irvine sales off1<·1· 714 1556·273". ------Gt._'fl(.'ral Of fin• I( YOO urea .:ooct lYPl.!'I & have u feel for filing. th1i:. might be for you. l':nJOY workmg 1n p leasant i.ur mundmgs with nice p<...-i- ple References & exper reqwr<.-'d. In Costa Me:o.a 1· a 11 T t' r r y I! t o I 2. 7141957-Wl l GUARDS i'\111 & pltrl 111111• , i\ll Ufl'll'-ll 11 1 ln11l1 .. fum11>ht•il i\~1·i. :! 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(' 7\1 I~ ;fj(Jrl t..utx.lrC'rs for rcmcxh·I l\p N~t.·!i-- ply 71\M 41!1 N Coa!>I LVN llwy. I.al! lkh Lt•Kal S t•1· H1•1·•01'I l..<t).! ll11ls 11(111•1• Min t yp1n~ tiOwpm l'hunc 5tl6 007() for apµt <>iA'mnl!:o. pun 111n1· n11.:l11 dulv & full t1m1• aH1•r noon stult \Int !<t.1rt1ng :-..da r.' & ht·m• t\ppl' Mal!shtp (\IO\-l'1•nh•r ·"iii 1-iasgh1µ Hd . :'-lpl lkh NURSES AIDES rux On you hke 11 Job w o challenKe" An11 "t•r v nt ... 'Cl.il m•t-:tt·s for l\pm to 7om !>h•fl Jpply 111 pi•nt 2211 f''oft'lll. I.JI! tJt'h l'Ll'M HF.HS 111-;J.Pl-.H 1• t poi.' full l tme N.-wpurl l'lb1t & lhit M.>I~~' -------Pnnllnl( OffM•t Expund ml{ µnnlllll! l'U nl-ed:. full t1ml' 1.1H.~l't pn·!>~man So mt• 1• x i> t• r I t' n l' 1• rlt"l't':>l>.111' Salury com m t• n " u r a l t• w I 1· X ~wri t>nt·t· II(' 11 l th tr1 'urant'C". va1·atwn 1•11· < ;outl prcimot 1on pos:.1 bit• Tht• l'rintrn~ l'o :ia.'~I:! 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N1i.:ud H.'.11 ~lli:J Mr 1-"" QUALITY COMTROL j\;1,'(f pt'Nln "1111 ll( M J.'l.'nt•nt·t· 1\dmrn1:-.1r,11 r' ,. h.ol'kgrouncl lll'lpful I'.~ Jlt'rll'rll"t' Ill h\llf,IUlt1• l1l•lll 1lt•,rr1•cl nut r•· <(UI n1I \ lwmlJ' ., lr11h Co ln1nt· :HO 7~f!l t-l I I- R.ftllaJ l\ort". rounlt-r & ylltd work. t>XP an retail •uto pwrb or related f1el0 Apply '1 \Oam, 20'75 lbtrbor Hlvd -----Ret.ident Aide P IT week~n<.ls. r cttrt.-me11l rommuntl) Npt kt·h 631 3.\M Mr' Kohl Keslaurant Maturi' pt-r!>On Snal'k bar. lrvm1• C:l11hhou1oo1· S3 50 per hr & (ull duh I> r I v I I e g {' !> J •• ,. k 754-7500 Ca II I 30 3 30 lk'staurant Thl• Rusty P1•l1c·an 1s loukln~ for 11 cook & 1or l>l.l'> boy Apply at 2735 W Ptil'd JI' (.'11 ;1 Sl 11 w v Ncwport Bca1·h 6'12·3431 tH:Ti\11. <'t.l':HK ('osld Mt'Sa S tattunen. 27fl I' 17th St t" M ~'u 11 ll m1• ur µart t1m1•. apµI)' 111 J>l'r.-<xl I 0 12 S1\ I.I-~" /\.~ST Enif) ll'' l'I !>,J It•-. 1x1-..l 1•1n Ill "''" hum1• ~.ii(•-. ,,. l1\1· (",.J1f H I': he n·q d l',ift t1m1· .S.:ncl rt·~umt• 111 Tiw t\kmi. Cu. J IU ~ l-'1 r-.l ~l 1 ui.t1n. CJ !l~lil411 J\lln ('h n., 'ih•µhl'IL'''ll KU 2XXI . !'>Al.ES IH.1.1\'f-:HY If ~111.111, .. '\.I ,, tl1·1·l•n1 p.1~ mi.: Jllh up to S4 $(,~ t''' 5 ~µ111. t•Jll .dt lpm !;31 ltltl 5 SALES COUNSELORS IMEN~WOMENI No Hard S4•1hnu No t-~Pt'Ml·nct• Neetkd M~tbc21 or Ohler Permanent emµh)ymenl when:· AC; 1-: 1i. no f:u'tor AU~re'>!ttV(' llldl\'lllUJ('I with a 1l1•:on• 1n ad11anl0t• <:ompan)' p1.11d med•l'dl plc1n l'crsonahwd Trarnlnl! 1-Wvt· ltw <1b1llty tu "·lllt lo help 111.-<)IJlc I( u1ese lrlll'rl''-1 )UU ,1n<I you wunl lurthl·r tlt•t;orb, (~.tnl<t{'I Mr Read at 17 141 540-5 554 ~fTi 9AM-SPM H.ARIOR LAW M ~rial Patil Mortuary CostaMeso SAUS /S~nts Student., l'Jm Sh SX pn hour Pan l1m1• 11r full trm1· a\.t1IJblt· Car ~ phon<' rwl' .. ~san l 0 Jll !).<}7 !l"J'-Jli ~It ... E~t'I' lt•·11 ,qi µru,11 h to J> " lilL' 1>IV•l•1 l)I< g m H 1'. or In~ S..-nu hnd rnio HoxH3!J Ctl M . 71-1 'W'l-64 J.1 1:.~~.:.0 Sal~ TRI-FL OH HEEl>S YOU t-:xp1•r ,i,:n•;11 I 11 l'I) :J21)l5 SALES JOB HOW OPEN FULL· TIME ( i I< r ,\ I' I> I' l'CJHTl'~JT\' FOi< 0 l 't l ; 0 I ~ <; . ,\ ~I To fill ;l\ alanl'ht· ,,f or ti l' r ' I r o rn m a r 1 n •'. rnolorc·) .-!••. .., porl 1 n ~ ~1101-L .... motnr '1)11rl~. r .. larlt•r.-. c;ri·,tl 11pply !Jut "•· :in· \'l•rv -.1•Jio1·11 lit· & "".1nl 1·.11 e,.r "1nn1•r 1vµi.,, uni\ W1• lr.11n ,., µ.·rtl) \'l"trt "' & ,.,. C ,, 11 \1 r I> 1· h I ., •· n ...,,_,lo-...11 .11111·1· SICHTAIY T y pt.' so wr M. n o n smoke.~. good pay MKW. tm Randolph. C.M. Secretar) 1Receptlon1s l. PT W e ne e d an eneq1et1 c selr-atarllng young pen-on l o lake over this poent1o n Please do not call 1f >·our lypmg skills are me.rely ade 4w1ll'. Excellen l lypmg .. k1ll1> a re maBdulo ry llour.> 6n,alary a"e o~n. I' I (' a i.t• c a 11 R Db I n . 644.25((1 Sl'crl'lary. Exl'cuti..-e . 'l'yp.-70wµrn, d1c·taphoL'e lran!>t'r1 pl1on. s hrthntl ht•lpful. work w /(man· 1·1a I \.'Xt·C'ut1 ve Sa la ry ll(JNI u II 531MUl77 SECRETARY f-; X f' (' U t I \It• ti ff It' t' In Nt·wport Bt•ach hui. an 11V1•rung tor a person w1lh lYt>llll! 'Pl't'll oft>.'">+. ap- utudt• for lilt• bo<1kkct•P· ong . shorth<Jn1l nut rt• tjUI rl'tl l'lt•a:o-1• itt'ntl h•t 11•r &. t) pl'd n•i.u m1• Lnt'luc.ltn.: -.alal") n . .oqwre ntt•nt.' to I' O Hox 17 tS. Nt·wport At.•at·h. 9'.!ti63 ~-c·n•lar)' part t ame, n t'XI· ll I 1· h o u r s X I n .t !>horthand & typin)( e!> 'l'nlial ~; () r-: 752-7170 J11 ,\11n St'l" n·t;• rv. N l'W po r t Ht•Jt·h l >evt•lol)t•r ,\ s1.•lf -.tar1l'r who 1·<1n work m rlt'pc.·nd1•ntly for a :.mall hu.'y 11Hfl"1· t-:icpcnence 1n Jl't'QUnt.., payable . ron ~lruclmn vout·hcrs. l yp. 1ng & with a good phont! JlE'r..t.Jflahty, Salary open. IJ°7!H!JIU SF..CIH:T,, fl Y 1-u11 11m1. .. <'ht!..rful. l'>< pt-r1l•n1 t•!I 1nd1\'lrlual with '>lrflnl! -;horthand & tvpmi.: wanted Apply 1n JJ1·N1n \\Ith rl'">um1• to Mr 1-\wntc·.., al Hoht-M l11·1n W1ll1Jm Fro..,l & 1\'"'c 11111 ~uad :-.1 'I,(•" l•Ort li.•;wh SECRET.ARY --'·l"\l·ltn-l' •.• c.·,,_927_1_4 __ Gener a I or r I (' I.' ne \' d s s harp gal for inf or ma I Of· f11:e Typ1nR required Gladney Bros . 929 W. Baker.C M. 546-0212. Hotel Reeept10111st Will tram. Neat. ar~uratt:. honest & dept'nd<ibll' f1eidblt> hours Lai:una BeaC'h 497 100 LEGAL SECRET ARY Presu.:ious Nwpl lk h law firm :.t•t•ki. s<·1·n•t.;r\ v. min I ) r~ l,•g:il l''tj.lt!r lYPl' H!)" pm. 1\1 J>: ' .1rcl <·xper hl"lpful 1\!>k lor Manlyn 640 565'1 0pl.'nl111!'> for 1·\ 1)1.'n.:n<:l·d nur:-.e' ... 1dt·' IJa, sh1tt & ,tlt1·rnoon !.l\JCt l'l<1ss1"> ;l\·;111 tor tnl''tper ,\111>1~ Fl.>1!:-.h1p l°ltll\ l 't•nJt•t It.ti l-la)!sh1p Hll '\pt lll'h f( 1-: ,\ I. 1-. :-. I \ "I I" SAU:.">M1\'\ \\ \:\"I I-IJ 1-. \ll'lj l I' TU 1:;. l'O.\t (\US.o.;toN :\ l"'I t t-.• 1 rn S50 1\ tu ~11111" h' ChnMm,,... .! t-'11111 11111 BITIOl'"> l'f-:HSO'\ I ti t-:AR;\ TOI' I>OLl.,\ll!'> \1l'~T 1\1'. ()\ l-.H IX SAJ ES 1-.Xl'l-.Hli' '\f I- ll 1-. I. I' F l I. '> II \I 1-. \)HG t\N 1-. l-. 'I BOA IU I J-, X 11 1-: I C \I.I. Al \I :-.; l" F I· II It l'.'TEH\ 11-;w 1\.. Mo,111..: norn1>.1n\ 1" h-ill1n1• lur .>n .. mh1t1111J' p1•r 1111 111 I• .. rn 111 ~11·t·11m" .111 .otl 1 • rt l\llll' 1 •1n.-.ult.111t ~om• ""'' ""l~·no·n• • lwlpl 111 l ",oll l11r •ll•J1I h-1'! llXf I I-or d1•\1~n l1rm 111 In 1 n • (; oud I y tH n ~ -.k1lh tr .. vel rescnJ l1•JO.' :! yr. cxpcnt'lll't• l•rt·f HJ:! l500 EXPOR T IMl'O R T DIRECTOR B.A dl'gree l'i'q. & 3 yrs exper F.x- µort 111.1: & 1mport1ni.: GENF.RAL Ol-~1-'ICE TYPISTS SECru;TARIF.S 1\CCTG CLERKS 'l'Clp l'.Jy l'a1cl Wt•t•kl) llousekeeper 2 days a week. Own transport a . uon. References 759·9259 N.B Housl'llf'l.'J>l'r •t:ovk. full or P rr. NH 1ff1•a 95.'i Wi:J Lot·aJ ""'"a' d1rl't'l th' lrlbutor luok•ni.! for Jm b1uous J>l'Oplt• "antinlo! tn eom St500 mo m 'part· llmt• v. ll h1n 3 mu:. L'a II Mr S1dur7St u5f.ll MACllll'ol:..T II Mac·hm1st (ht•rt1m1· + ht•n11f 1b Srn .111 f.11n 1 h "iht•ll In a rl'a ~Iii >11!1.I · R ~~~5~1~/,.~~~rp· n11r.-.1.• (ino1I :-..11.ir. <•nil lrtfll.!t' lwnl'f1t:-. ·\h•o;.i \ 1•nlt• I 1111\,,1,.,., ,.,,. l11rc-p11,1I fil\1 l't•11t1·r St l '1~1;1 .\ll•:>a ;~11-1 ;,;)Ii.', ""' 11'·" 111 '"'rn 1111! SSS ht•it· C1111h· t.dll "'lh lht·m :1 Our pr otlu' t lllt'Xj11'fl '\\t' IJnol hudu..a ll·rm~ 1 l'ri· ,,.t ·ll•l>t.' 1.tal11r1• ~. "'11111 11ul "(I\'"'' \I' J,!Ol lht• ltl''il lhlOI! i.:111nu \,k t11r :\Ir I lo\\,ir:! '>.th. ... THE LOOK Kn""" f11r th .. fmt•'t 111 h l.'I• I 1 I " n rr" 11 1 l11t111n1-' A 1•111· "'' 1r 1, ln11<111~ i11r : 111·r •111 1 ' I·'""'" 1·tl A 1111.oldwtl to1 .11 1 " m m "d 1 1 , .. 11 , 1·l11•1H1·i 11111111 tit ti•' 1111 l llrll l•"lllllll' .I\ .11f.tl1l1 SECRET ARY LAW OFFICE •1,1rn t .. lpm \\l)n thru 1-rr Sh•1nhand & l~prnl! 111·••'"'"·.tr\ l..t.J°"' ... , l"'n 1°1111· 111tl I t•q UI rl·cl '\l·Y. port llt•.11'h h-1-1 -~~Ill CALL HOW Turkish & Am l•riran 1!,00dS Kn11"" lctl gl' {11 Turkish husml'Ss pr ;H' LWt-s rrq :\1u~t ht• ahll' II• tr a\ 1• I & r l' m u 1 n 111 I urkt•) f11r tt•rnp11r:1n t••nods ()q•rw1· tan ff:.., wht \'olum1· & f'lll'l' t·con \\'~1<111. 1"11r111lr<1r with l'lll>lom~. l.1 .... :.. SI nin \l'fSIOn of l'Urrl'll t')' 0 0 T lti3177IOl·I \p µI) al nt•<in•i.t Emplo,v ment IN\'t•lopmt·nt lkpt All paid by 1-:mphl> l'r NORRELL T~rary Services llOUS EK fo; t-: I' E It I. I\ t· on. rm & h11anl + !>alar v. xlnl v. 1•hildrt•n, malurt• & dt·~ncl;ohlt'. l'unclay-. ofr Tus11n llllls an-.r Mrs L1ssm·r 731 20110 ur !).')9.#16 \I ci <' h 1n1-.t Tr .11111· 1• Suµn·ml· 1-:ni.:1nl·t•r inc l!l:J!l l'larl'11lta (" ;\1 ti-ld·tiO:Jli MURSES AIDES i :1 & 1 I ; ~hr I h E \ IH' r 1t· n • · t' d " r 1 n 1 • ' IH'rll'lll"t'll I 1·r11fH II lrJ111111g prco~r .1111 \k-..1 V1·rcl1• l'orl\ .111·'< 1·111 I hic;p1t.1I f.;;i l 'i·m1·1 M Cu.t.1 .\h·;.,1 10·:,\1. ~:s 1 'n.s.,1.1 :!-.. MIN · 70 % MAX. -95% NO FEES Receptionist ~lit"' f,1<1\ full tlnl• Ill d<I!> ~at · llc•rwfll, :-it .in ~1!>' "" lt1•i.:;1l l\i·;iu1\ :X1pph :..'11:1 I'. l~lh M ( .ill 1111 ·•l•P' \1'·11 thrn , _________ _ :.., ,1 111 1tl 1 :'II 1111-Ll>Oh IRVINE 752-ti&ill 1-:m: MF G f':NF:Rl\L Of''l-'ICfo:. typ in~. bookkecpmj!. rl'l'ept 1-:xp d('l.1rc<1 Hr .... ti4 30 HOUSEKEEPER .\1:111L<,, appl) Thl• Inn ,1t L~1J!un..i. 211 N I oa~I ltw~, L.1~urw B1.·a1·h ( ~1 ~.\J 1-..... Y.cl\1 \\ 1r11·ndl\ lor ' !'>ll'Jd' I' 111111 &.101 t;::..1:• Ill 11111 I I,, . .., .~1 1 ... ,.~, ----------1 Srmll \onstru{·t1on Co Exclus1V('. pn 'alt' rN;ort nceds full 1·ha r ~t· housekeep1•r tn tram. i.upen·1se & "ork wnh staff or c·hamhcrma1d-. Call The tioo Ma 1 di-T Ill' S 1· :11 I 1 I I :-., l H S I-S \ I I> F Motl'! Jf~il S Co>.1!-111", <;t!nllcm.111 l <1111 110~11 Realty $2,000. ..,,ol 1·i-'\1 JI. l' .111 •'\II .1 S1to-S7c~1 11\'r rn11 pl 111n1· ~ S121•1 SIHl"I lull l 11111 "hill' 1 ... 1rn1nJ,; .!1111111 lll'alth\ nutrit 11111 1 lnf.1 \h1 -.«r111u-. 11• "'' 1-.dl (.ill \1r ~•J.!11' ,,1 x:l:i 11<11 :1.1rn l:..'J11n :...111~ "·Ulll'•I \ llUfll. 1111•11 "h11 "'"'ti ol1111~ "''" \\rlh ... .,, ... 1 ,-,11 \11 1 .... ,~, ••EXTRAS•• Nl'E'(1<.>d' Bit player' & "' ras for maJ mot 11•n 1>1<.1. tv wnt•:o. & pu:o.:o. I\" 1·ornmert·ia1:. We lll'l'tl Jlt'<tJ)lt' for Ori.: Co & L\ l1w ,ho11t1n~s l'<1-.t111.: now' Call 111 11 s:L'i 111211 1·xt ~ w,. h,1\\• 1·a:-.ll'll !11r 1-·a~l Hn·a k · ll<X•ky 11 • "l.o\'l' At folr..t ll1l1"' ~m fl'e WI' haw f1lll>if nwr SK JO~. go111g into our 5th yr FACTORY Look.J.ng for n m:llurc, respons ible person to llo lite product10n work & puckagin g. Apply in µerson . Kings h:y MfR Co .. 1984 Pltl<'entia A 11c. C.M. between IOam & 2pm. F /C lookkHper Top skills for .1trow1njl srmll manufactunng co 40hour4 day week. Com pany paid be.1ef1ts Salary open . Opportu111ly for dedicated person ~ f'"ILE CLEHK Al'l'lg Dept of pvt Npt Rl'h rlub Xlnt work 'Jt l'nv1ron ment. Call for appl 64.S-5000 ext S20. JolOfist sale:. person full ume. Male or Fe m . t>X· per. p referre d Jlrly rate + comm1ss1on. Permanent position avail. P lease call for a~pl. 645·8144 usk for Mike . R.ORIST Unique r etail nurs ery needs creative people for full,& part lime perma· nent positions. Mus t have experience in floral d~sign. Excellenl. OP· portlll\ily to work in a prestigious settang. Please apply in person. Mon thru f)-1 ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 San J oaqwn HUIS Road COM 640-59« FRONT DESK Cl. ERK t:xper'd preferred 4W7 ..... T7Judy FllNT DESI A.UISTANT New private N!IOl't nHds ambtt.lom \ndivldual to 8lll8t m.na1er wlt.h re. servatlon1 It resort operaU001. Cooceatra· tlon on awllchbo.,d eoordhutU.. £xceUent &r'O'#\b pcttenU•l. Call "9 Ooocf Ult At Lquna ~. 4'~111 67~16.:Kl GENERAL OFFICE lnforlll<ll t·n,·1ronmenl f-'1v.-Girl Office Job Sec-uni'" C.-1mpuny Paid ~fod11·al S700TOSTART lllG UER Sl\LAH Y wrm F.XP ERi t;Nc ~; Will Tram t-'ur :\ Vancty Of Dutw:-. 1\l'l'l.Y BETWt;EN t J l.1)o!un:dlc•al'h, ~!J I llit!i :'< ll lf/.1111 to hp111 (1t•r1atrH· 1·,1wr II•'• l~1ltl'ollt•1•t, :!l:J ~5';" ~1•1 Irvine, 540·2702 ~HI~ -llr.!:I s I.! 49~8521 Housewives & Stu- dents Photomat needs you. MAIMTEHANCE F\.111 Lim<' pcr ... on nl'l'il(' 11<411 E f>~l·r f(o.orl !'>,1nl.1 l\n,1 fi5J Production Place Nl"Wf)Ort Beach We have part ti ml' OPl'n logs .it our stores ,11 MiuntcnJnC(• mun for 5.'> Beach & Ellis 111 lfunt uml apt complt•x 111 ( • M Bch. & Ha rbor & Bak(·r 642·50'73. (2131111'5 :l>ISI G&tERAL OFFICE Medical Sc:~dut.r FUii time. all benefits . Sl.50 per hour t o start. !lours 3 PM lo 12 Micl · rughl. Experience pre- ferrl.'<i. Call our Garden Grove office. Ask for Mr. Fl.lery. NATIONAL HUR SI HG SERVICES 714/898-9237 638-0301 F..qual opp employer m /f ih in Costa Mesa. 2 s hifts are a11ailabll' 10·2 30 or 2::J:>.7 Mon thru Frr Wt• al.so have olht>r open1nl!S lhruoul Orange Co 1-'or an immt•d. interview please C'all Ro~cr Scher at964-4455 .. E .O.E . IBM SI 10 Operator Must be knowledgeablt• in pro!lrammg. Pcrma nent. LNTEGRATt-:O INC 15202 Downey A \'C Para mount. 213-634 -3330. IMMB>IATE PART TIME EMPLOYMENT IT'SHOTTOOLATE $400.$790+ month HET A SUMMER JOI The DA IL y r I LOT T ypists needs a uto route dnvers Secret.anes for home ncwspaper de Warehouse workers 11 v e r Y 1 n l h c S a n 1'raineeAssemblers Cle mente area. Must Work when you want to have dependable l'ar and p11y for those vaca-Seven days . Aflcmooni. lio n xtras . There 1s (2:~5:301 M-fo' & mom- N E VER A 1-· E E i n g s o n S a l I S u n , ' so (5::l>-8:3(H. Som e coll"Ct· CAU. US today! '" VICTOR iog required. t-:aman!ls based on size of routc. T~ary S•rvlce Call 496·61\00. Ask for .. 556-8520 FO!rter Ouellet or Mike Orq 835-2622 l•Bus-h_. -----EOE M/f 1--------~~~~ GENERAL OFFICE AU.WE NEED IS YOU!! 557..0045 ON·LINE T emporary Personnel Services a re pleased to offer you a IHSIDE SALES lmmed. openin~s for responsible, mature self starte r who com - municates easily with others. Sales experience a plus but not req w red Will train. Must have htc typmg skills. 557-0825 chance to win a lnp for , _________ _ two to CABO SAN LOCA.S Re~lster and work 40 hrs. 8nd you are in lhJs drawing!! It's lhal sim- P'el I WE NEED: ./Secretaries (w /w to SH) "'1'yplst.s IGeneral Ore C lerks ./File Clerks •Acc tg C l e rk 11 ~onlllS ~aa 11 Operators 3723 llrch St. Ml•rartlHcla - .. ._ ... -...... lt«E.STMIHT SALES ()pportwt.lty to sell brancl new trust deed invest· ment plan available only through Newport Equity F und s New T.D.l.C. Pla.n allows In· vestors to earn a minimum of 10<;; interest oojUBt '5,000. For an appointmenl con- t.act • .Don Herzog. ~ 7'W.•1u]Xn I Equil y 'Frmds lt2 ~rate Plaza Newport Beach, CA 93880. 714/644-UZ4 Mait1tenance Worker To pt•rl'nrm roulm1• un !.k1lll·d & sc·m1 !>k rllt·d work m s1•vernl trallt·~ 111 lhl· mainlc11ant•1• & n• pair 111 hu1ld1n~!>. ground~ & l'(IUlpmt·nt 2 yr.. t!Xµl•nt·n•·1• m ~t·m1 i.kilh·d m.11nten~1n1·1· tradl' rles1rl'd. 9170 SlO!Hi per mo l\pµly m person, .. ·ounlinn Vaill•\' Srhuol Dist Cornt'r 'ralbt•rt Nc .... tand Clt.1~111~ dall' 7 11'17'J t-: 0 E M A I N T 1-: ~ 1\ N C E UWlt 1Ut11Jt y lll<lll. 15 + for apt complt'x. llunl mJ.rton Jk;ich Salarv + I br apt Call c7M 15211'1541 for app_l ______ _ Ma nag('r. n1~ht.... ror p1ua parlor 1-:xl)l•r rt>il Call 673 9322 from x to 1 & ask ror J<·nnifrr Manufactunn~ 7 pt•r,un cuswm Jt•wc_.lry shop 1i. j.fnlWllll! fast NN•d SlOIH' 1·utkr for mluy Johs & t•ustnm rutlln1t!> Will tr a I n a JI p r l' n l 1 {' t' Veterans bent'f1ts ;iva1I Arty art relalecl cic pl'r helpful Mu kt• ht•trnl 1ful art work and get po1ri very wl'll Male fl'mUlc Plel:ISe call for 1nll'rv1ew Mon·Fr1 49'7 2115. Marine Warehouseman. full tame, exper Pr<'- fe rrcd but no t ne1• 642-4800 ------M ature person t o s upe r v ise ma1cls a t motel 642·3030 Merhamr bout Diesel. F\All or part time. mum· tc nance e tl' Newport. 61~31>79 Mediral Mnture woman Npt Bch Urology back ofr I::xpcr in typin1t. slenll' \er hm quc & x ray Call 548-22>17 Medical Receptionist/Ex· ec. secretary exper. for front office manage- m e nt. or Npt. Br h med i c 81 pra ctice . Knowledge of medic al terminology. transcnp- tlon, bookkeepin1c & s h orthand req 'd 631-4400. MEDICAL Uve-ln. 1200 per wec.>k pl111 room & bond (714 > MCMl8t or (213) 428 6431 . NURSES AIDES Sl<it<· rl'M 11nl~ $-1 µ1·r hr toslart Xlnt l"·nd1h & ...... rk 111nd rl 11111 ... ll;1~\l t'\Ao Ct1ll\ 1111-.µ t'llj:'J Th11r111 L" \I 1,t.! Ll'">l'J5 I·: () t-: Hl-.. \1. t-:..._T,\TF :-.At.t-;~ ()II .. n I n I! I n " ,. I I 1~t.ihh,h1•1I In Int' f1rrn I r.11nint.: .......... 1.11111'. ,:c•nt•ruu' 1·umn11'."ol,turl -.t'lh'(IUl1• ( .rll IJ.l\Ao 11 111 L1•.X:l:l 1!1~)11 l<l-,,\1. t-:.ST,\ I lo: "·""' rn11l1\Jl1·rt 1•\ p.•nt·n11-!I :-ah·.. po•r!'on '\l'"' ,,.,1 IJ<MI '"'"'· lull t11T1t· t'Jll 711 hi"l l>llMI S...lt"'m.1n H.1•l,11l "'holt•,,111• I-q111p \'.ltfP 1n .. 11ll· '·'""· hiri11~ \nj.! rnt•n IH 1 r~ &. 11h,..r $..>())Ml" I. 14 )!uar .... it ti. n•mm :--.•·" 1111 •• 1111n 11r In ('.\1 llB !'>LIM 1111 rucd1<1td~ 1-tJJllll .11f\ t,ppt "\ It• ln<•ll !l:>i 11;,11 Mr Arthur ~ n"·n ~nnt11w 1111111111 t111n m.10.IL•'I ...... 1111" \lu,1n.1\t•1 '11 tlli •11 111 Secretory (Typist ...,m di • "' 1ri011m1·nr II '"" 111•111~ llllll '" !'\t•"Jl<trl ( 1•1111 I 111•1·tl-. clt'll\'IHl.1hl1 1wr,1111 Y. 'Int 'kill:. 111 t.:1.1mrn.1r 11u111·tu,1trun tl. 1·1t111ni: lkprn qu.1111 \ I~ 11111'°' 111 r•·port' from h.1mt v. nt h-11 rum. min 711 wpm 111.\1 1•orri•t'l ll'll! :....•11'1·1 n t' Office Assislont Cui.la .\11•:-od mf~ 1·11 '"''(lo-, full t orm· h..tp 5 i.:1rl 11tf1<0l' T > i-1111.!. lil1111!. art-.wt•nn~ phones brll 1111! t•tt' (;r l'~tl ttµpurtunl l\" for r.•1·t•nt II S (;rarl. °'•ltn1111t' ( 'urp. ~15-f~IOJ C)J11•11111~. l•1r ::..olc·' ,oL?>'nt "II h ill!l!rt">l>I \l' lt'.111111).: t'l1mp.1n~ "rth tr•·nwn \11111~ p(l~:-.1hdll\ for m1111Jgt•m1·11l 1111;.1l111n !\!""' agl'nl:-. "l'k11ml·ll l:tll ,\I Stdlalo fur Jll 1t•rv1t•"' 7M·!*i3 54i71 (~awn l!!Jlfl Mii SALESMEN II. "Ill t'\\'OIU:Jll\ (r(llll 1n Y.ord pr1111·,~1n l! $14K-$20K SOml' Phtlnt'. 'tl·r11x1111-t & OFFICE MANAGER lll•.tl 1-:..t,1t1• Ttr,'(1 vf Just making ,1 c1C11,•r offil·1· ctut 11·~ !\11n b,1n~" Wi· arc lookinl! :.mc1k.-r S>l'\ll I 'hom• fur l\mb1tiou:. s('lf starll'r nt'('(_k'(j lo mana~t· trout U(':-k •ill(•ratwns Ill t•X l'lu.'i1vt• µnvale n•sorl <.'all Th<' c:ooc1 J.tfl' Al Laguna Shore~. R1·n·pt1onr~t ror ~m.ill lor .1mh1ll(lUS St•ll :tpl)f t...Wl)Jli:I Ani.:d~J p11hht• ;ic·1·oun11ng firm mot.Jvatrcl ind1v1ctuals lo Sl-:.\.\<1~1HES.S Sad m.tl. 0 C 1\1n>0rt <1n·a Typ M'f\l' ai. ~·ccounL<. r1·p~ IOI! 't·a1n!>trci.:o. n\·t·Lh•1I. 1nl! r 1•<p11rt•cl (.'.Ill <tl•onall' ll1s lrrhult'tl 1•\µ1•r µ1d d (.'.111 833-3143 product i<oom f11r Jc! 1ii'~t~fiO 494-8521 -\'anccml'nl Call ht•twl•t:n -- <WFICE SllJ\RP Girl. Mad:regor Ya1·ht.s. Jn31 Plill0cnl1a . l<lt-tJ Mesa 642-6830 Part. llmc med1ral rer1•p llonisl. Typing requirl'd llunl. Reh area 847 1150 PART TIME EVENINGS 1\dulL'\ w1lh outsl:.andrn)o!, attra1:t1vl' ~·rs11nalil1t•s HE<.:1-:PTION IST TY l'IST l(J.2 Mr Whitt• 5-IU· IOZ:I II B huildt•r Ol·t·cl~ - :-.harµ ~lrl ror :-mall hU!>~ WILDWl':ST STORE off1t'l' li5 wµm \',tnl't.I Now arc•epllo)! applll·~• dut1t~ ~ • l'l•rma l.Jons for full tame dl'pl ncnt full t1ml' J l•Jnnl'. ht•ad of our wom1•n"s 1:142 5527 d1·pt Ex per prcfrrri·o Rccept 1on1st rryp1s t. full lutlt', must haH• .,Oml' exp Small mfK planl, II H Xln t b1•nl'f1ti. !Si-53.'il Rerl'pt10111st p;ir1 l1ml'. 9-tµm. Gc1od op1>ortunlly S5 00 hr l<1 -.tart <.:all befort.• I pm 646 48&1 A p p I y .1 l I !'l t I 2 <:olclt•n "l'~l 111\fl . W~tmmstcr S:.1ll·:-. Person l~uahty who en1ny workrng with Rect•ptionist part flmt'. kHls Ov1·1· :.!I !:ilart at Mon Jori ll<'al f'};t;ilt• of Sl 50 per hour Phunc fit'<' li45·!l850 i..i.lt-s person nt'CCll-<1 fur aeal1ve. h1j!h fashion Jl.'Welry l(alll'f"Y Must l'll· JOY working w 1puhhr E x(' 1 l 1 n K f I n a n l' I a I ht•ncf1ts. liood base p.iy plus {'omm. Interested ~1crsons plcasl' l'a 11. l.11.tuna Ut'a('h, 497·2115 ti42 432 1 t-:xt 250. -_ _ _ _ Sl\LESPF:RSON In cit• llF.TWE-;Jo:N 4 uO 5 00 ,..._....._,. ..... _... .. _,. ..... _... .. ~I monslratt• <'Yl' gla~o; l'M 11RECEPTIOMIST * <:i<'uner at o C Fair Call ~forAndreo •TYPIST• 75138S!l Equ;il Opportunity * $900• ___ E mploy_c_r ---• Pa!h N.-wport Rr h ofr P~TE-UP ~SEMBLER •Meet /gr<!Cl new {'hen ls •Promotable pos1t1on lrvme Personnel AgenC'y 488 E. 17lh. Costa Mesa Suite 22-1 642 1470 with al least l year l'X· -- perie nce. preferably -- newspaper. Excellent Records <..1erk company benefits Apply City of Laguna Beach between 91\M and 6PM f727 m271mo Work a~ Monday through fo'r1day s1jO'led s hifts· 1-om r l''< ott>Jtt4GE COAST pc r1 e nt'e 1 n I! e n er DAIL y PILOT clen cal work & l)•p1ng f.42-S682 Pnor Pohce relatt'<I work S desirable Apply on or mW Bay l before7125n9 City flail Costa Mesa :;a; f orei1t A~e. La1otun~ Equal Opportunlt}' llearh Employer E.O E IAA PIXOPER. .. ~m while you learn, Telephone Answering Ser vice full llme 1part Ume. Varied s hifts Days, afternoon or even· Ulg! Locations In : fo'A.5HJON IS LAND ~,-A MESA/JRVIN f; TUSTIN HUNTINGTON RF.ACH Ideal for studenlli & housewives. Many C'O benef1ls ancludang p11<1 vacallon 5 Typ ing 3Swpm . £ 0 E Call 50-4230 Mon thru fo"r1 R E INVESTM ENT COUNSELOR Newport Ueach. Trus t O eed firm . seek s qualified. llcenres to ear n $30 ,0 00 + _1_14_195o5_ 5!1~3·~---- HOTICI how Dally Pilot Clau · ll1ed ads display their messageA with lt!glb1Uty and impact' Our a ds. wr are proud lo say, really gel r esults Phont 642-5678 • ales per.son full 11me . Mall.' or f''em ex per pre ferred llrl) r a te + romm1ss1on Permanent position av a 1 l. Please call for appt 645-8144 ask ror Mike ----- Sales Person needed kill t 1 m l' f o r m a r 1 n t• hardware d1str Mannt• exl\Cr necesi..iry l'a II Ralboa Mannt•. 549-9671 forapPt E 0 1-: M F ll SALES RETAIL Exµanrlanl{ lad1t•s dothes houllque; Now m l.al( Och & C.M You must he personable. rntelliaenl. s1n t:l're. °"I mi.:nml potentaal Xlnl :salary & benefits. Mr Edwards . 493--0752. 497 -1018. SALES Res p o n sible person w11nted ror sale11 in llithl in.c fixture showroom Will l<!Ccepl c real111e 11bilil.les with soml' de· ooraUng background Wood Llghung, S48-2901 Sales. R eal F.s 1111 t• Res1dent1.al & com mt'rdal S m all o(c Uberal 6'5-9850. SECRETARY f-ull trmt" t~pt.· I. 1l11·ta lion 1.0-1<.'i v.pm. 1ni-'"" ~'r helpful ~ ln start w xlnl fnn)!1· bt•nf i\11 \ am'l'ml'nl pot1:·nt td I CJll '\I r t'oµ1n 1111 1 834 I 106 SECRET .ARY /M.8. ::,Ole• µr:1t1rl1om•r :.t't'klnl! ~'(Tl'titf)i "•th l~ PIO!! j(, clr rt a phom· ~ k ii b (; ood spl.'11111.i cramm.ir rt• qto nod Soml' kua I ,. x perti·nct• pr1·1 .. 1 ro•cl S ,, I a r ~ 11 11 t' n 17M lt\44 :i2.'.l:! SECRET ARIAL N 1• w p o r t II t• :1 t' h MOMJ?llJ!•· f11111krn~ 1"1rm h;is 1mnwcl 011\011111~~ for JUruor st•t'n·t;irv Mu'l ht' u n 1 n <1 t• p 1 • n d l' n t tlunker w11h tyµ1nt.: of SOY.ipm & he.iv~ phont'., p r I 0 r II f f I I' l' It r Se<'rl'tarial 1•xpt•r cl1• Strahle Xlnt cu bt•n<•rtt:- Sala ry comm1·ni.urull' with t'Xpt>r C::t II person nt'I for JI' Pl 640-4Sl4) E 0 t-: SECRETARY P 1. expcr 4 d.1y::.. II bk kp~ l'h o t oi.:ruph) llnhm1t1.'<1. I~ LW.tl'h lil. H B l' 11 II R-17 :llll>4 SECRET ARY fl..-& Trame\" for SU.l ie plan run~ lkpt, s rn IJw ofr. au-port area N ft X Int typing skills. unus ual op pty 833-9982 -------- SECRET ARY fR.c•pt Smell engineering firm· O.C Airport area. 8 AM to 5 PM f750-S800/mo to start.. Call Kay 979 3797 -- SEC RETARY Girl Fr1d3y for s m nll ttrowang t'Umputer 1Wlcs co. 54lJ.7.873 SICRET AIY-l.cJGI Min I yr gen exp m l<l law offiCt-to tratin oo new Savtn Word processor m.m~ ror appt SK~tary II I .11·11r1 ... , 1,t.11111111c & •h• \ 1 I 11 v m" n t ~ .1 I J r ~ "!:!'• ~ltlti~t \I 1n1mun1 t, p1ni.! i1r" pm -.h11rthJnd l>I l''\UI \ 1 ... nl '1(1" llfll h.r)I•" l•~L• 111 c1·111•ral .. r Ill •' pr oil I Wt'' If,: pr11 , ... 1111 .. -. \I.uni .1111 t.:0<.11.I pultlr• 11•l.1tl"ll' 1>11t1t·:- 1 11 111 1 I 11rl1• h 1• a' ' t1·h·11tmn1• 1 r.ifht'. "'tum• 11rod111 l11•n of I\ Ill' v. r1l h•11 I 11rr"'l •llH1•·1H't' ( ll'l 1 I U II t 0 IC 'l.t 11 ~ t ll' '> I l un.-.11111 I 11111 colfl<'l' c \ 111·n• no,. prdt·rn·d ,\µµ h 11• ln1111 l 'n1f1.,1I ~ ™•'' 1)1 .. 1 :..~11 .\hon, Ir\ 1n1· •,;,,, 1~11JO 1•xt Jll F II I- Sec~tory Re-ceptionist W1• ha\1• <in 1mml-d1a1e 11>''<1 fur .m 1nd1,•ulllal l'X l)l•ncm·lotJ in l!t'nl'ral uf· f11•1• and n'('l'l>ltun, f11r 11urLa~una lhllsufflec P1>s1l1011 rt·11u1rcs a1· cur.llt• typmJ? and ab1hty 111 dt>al l"OUrll'OUSly and l'ffect1vely with µublH'. l'ayroll or ac·t•nunlm~ l'X· I.It' ri 1· n t•t• w o u Id be helpful Wl' prCI\ Hit• ('XC'ellent s.1lary bt'nl'f1ts and ple<L~anl work environ· ml•nt For 111terv1cw ple..i.~·· eall 714/898-9237 638-0301 NATIONAL NURSING SERVICES 12812 Vallt•v View S te l~ndl!('l'fl't;k Bus Park Gurdcn li r0\'4.'. C:.1 Equal opp t!mployer m r •h &'C·rctary SECRETARY /EXEC 1-'or Cadrllat• l\~em·y. IJ>V(•ly orf1ec. Top skills. Kno wl cdgl• of I BM Ml'mnr y Typewratt>r ht'lpful Salary o pen. Ask for sally. 540..9100 ~1-X'RETARV Comt OH-llME tot" the _.,..,.r! 0\-Llr\: II MPOllAllY P\l>SON~~ll SllMCIS 3723 llrch St. Newport leach 557-0045 Eam u chance lo win o tripfortwo to C A BO SAN LOCl\S! Reli{ister today. Wor k 40 hrs. 1Uld you're in the drawtnK' Work lon ger uncl lnrre8st' y our t'MnC'es to win It's lhat tmpll'' come ON l,.lN~! All ON l.INF. temps urn top pay and a booWI or a mile of p11d air travel for e-very hour tlM!y work. -------- . - MllpW.-M 7l OO -MlfpW..W 7100 lkydtt IOJO ~ HIO ...... .. 1011 Mhc.I••-1010 1 .. ,-cur. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~ ....................... ···••·•··········•····· •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ...................... . Dishwashe r, <a; po t General 9010 -.......... SaH ,0 ... 0 .w.,.u/ WAM1"m DSIYB Sdlwlrul, 11rlll UI Chlk" SUNDAY OM.Y •till.I ray. Ur nw rn To deMv.r D&Jly f>alut M2-344i 1141 8onalrl• bmd1.a '° c~ Ke We:t. NH. near corner q\I,.. •u or 1.,.. au Tuiun Ir 21at Uoo n..-and • tood !Sc on »M CuatOm driYlna ~ Pf\oot' •/1pr1n1er for ... ~o 841 •S11 and uli for caa1J XJnt M6 :mo Ham S.eley or l>on Wllbamtl EQUAL OPPOltruNITY Yu-dfwl ot 119«1 t)lk«1 t pt1rl1 Bred •'2 36'4 ~me I -&llPU>YRR S &CV (IK P .:C, R .IL -Ledl .. oran1• n · Develop. up pref 'd. Warob o u11t Conc~pt Sdiwlnn Van11ly 10.apd P/Pt Lhne Cc1M ante M9d&a b.u • full Um• XIDlC'OPd. 9> M6'4M t'-&Wm madr rnl.l(h, dk brown • bt•lac Xln\ tU'.ld Altn011t new '200 m.»17 Mpm If )'t'llow down rllled couch. ciu•el l cond SZ50/t»tal(tt w t.574 Udd Couch $3.\. Twin bed e (.ludr ~ ('11 u aft •. fllM., ----•WIPAYCASH• Oood used furniture. applianN. ... TV's et c 6:U.1610. 547-HS:J Swap Meeten t>eUaht P\umbma. tool•. water aoftener. btt.n O' Merritt OVt'n as ran••· Much, much more. Frl/Sat 3Z74 Mld>llaa,C M. 1060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft'\~ rnarepony. Gentle, t175 CaU Krla 637.a!IO acrubbl:'r , porl•blc ~ v 9520 8.Hlock lop, II mo. Sl:W. •••••• •• •• •• •• ••• •• •••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ M11-40H3 Whale Gui.her 25 Pump DAY SAIL~R 13' Gholt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---N<·wcond1tloo Costs StGS Good fibc I bO t r &.&.•l•r .... ___., COOK WAR to; S p f:"' -M .. 00 n~. •9<>,,...... rg as a or a..... n9'TI '-'"'"" .. ""'' .. .,..,..,.,., flunillea Seats four amt THE AUTOMOllLf TACULAll New, 19 pc. '°Q--,......MoriM ·---is car topable $750 ~1 11 wa~ 1ta1t1les111tt'el. ,._ CONSULTAMT life \line ((uaranl~. xlnl to30 SS7-0t.'>4 liner 6Pm or on rut years of expenence lift, Must see 1l. SUD •••••••••• •• • •• • ••••••• weeltenda. on ~ side. Provuhng 535-<Mo.1, 3-Spm. Anchor. OanMorth &OH Yellow Hobie 10', sgl hull. consultation 4' "in ~ PAGAINT na<ETS $175. Monet prop ~haft ~ condition $400 Aft ne1c.1" appr8.lllals to pr u lmx47in. $20. 496-622S 6PM, 633 8865 ~t ownera & prOfipec lbun .. A.ag 23rd $2.5.00 ------t Ive buy er s or n. VLlla. non-profit or· lmmac '76 Merc u ry •CfUX.iAtt 31• INV EST M EN 1' 1 an. Btwn 9 · I lam. 7•i'Jhp, less than 20tlrs. 95 tip, 0 1(\. nl:'w VHF. a1&omobllea. It lakes .i S 9S17. 910 No. French _S37_5_731_·2264 __ . -----110 & 12 V syt., d1n1<hy, professional to d t: S\.,S.A. -......... p-9040 ll't' bx . 1<11llt!y, ht•Jd . lt:rm1nt: rnal v<il o t' ......, .,...... $6500 1 080 l'/P 7141557-7752 3187 A m900 pc11'1T8'*1l l)Ol}Uon. Joo C411t IOll lnclulel I at•• llAM!mbly, ••••••••• •••. ••• ••. •• •• Set'1 N•wport 8'arh aluppln1. recetv1n1 6 t-lml.layan KiU.ttn-. Cfo'A Dp9nent.'Od t'h'il una•· qiuallly con&rol work champion lanua. lh!ltl Antique dn>P luf \bl. 91.r1P&ll'd ready to ftnish '200-l>n>v leur hllrd roe\ Mapk'Ub fl5 673·~'41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W~ht Iron bird C8Re • AobQue hmliture & misc. S&C>. 4 Western mags. houfebold gooches. Mov· S25each. tires ancld ang. C.ill aft 5pm. '61'3-s.141. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-438 1631 Airway l, <.:osta Me111.1 , 34ft Unillite F IG, F /8 . c.a 92626 twin 325 Mere. crUB. en~. En cson 27 ' 0 8 . elect - --- Up g r ad t> d w /new si.art.VHF.shorcpowcr, '55 T Rircl , blk. very drapes. uphol .. carpel!., 114,960. very dea.11, sUp sharp. Sl.3.~. lloo HC'y "-Uh lflOd ~ app\y to putm -..1..t fe I 6t4 i206 alWI lo wot\ \n branch 24U duBrldil'" Avr. -~ ua. "'1ce cl L A baaed law lrvlM hgt 1040 11.odoeorauoa Sale re· vl'n01ble Roeewood gm fell d.lninR & game table + m&tcblng open room dl\11der + 7-entlh color 1V 7SU.Sl8 6'2>7867. --~---~~-Atlas. leather luggage, 3 pieces, oew. still m fo e lory wrapping. $975 551·~- tauks, pumps. $27,000. avail I.tut h urry-won't 894~ f\nn., XllU oppey tor 11d ••••• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • vancemenl l'leat .. l\l ---------• AJ(C Ba~t '""P· •hut.I. Must Sell Now! Wkdys, last' 645 ti470, ~vci. --- before s. 213/634-6484, 675-51>17 I OF A KIHD wk:nds 714 /840-2682. --1950 M I-;RCEO F.S l 70S 1070 Jewfty ••••••••••••••••••••••• IWl'OUndlnaa. &nf!flls WARFJIOUS~ llOO uah. ... - C a I I f o r a p p t PA :T\JR\' -.Z.oe.51 (TM)~. ASSt:MRl.P.RS UOG KENNF.t,S rur Hll' Home+bu111nt>11a C•ll Mel f\lcbs RJtr. 875-8120 ----- Cunrert!nce ta I.lie 5 'x8' oval. carved M exacao colonlul. ;e pineapple pcdestub. + 8 urm cha&n w /black seuts & baitks $2()00. 644 8700 6 3 crt Emerald cut diamond nng. G .l A ap- praisal $68.000.MUST SELL' w1.U take $30.000 7141598-7310. 114~598-2098. Area rug for salt:. olive green. 12"1t l5'n' $35 833-a@i. loah. 51ipl/ Cabn olel 2 door mu Ptt.ICE $16,000 Docks 9070 Vt'rllble, t an exterior 1!M8 Olltmar 34 · cabin •••••••••••• •••• ••• •• •• brwn llhr int, 4 cyl fl&t crw ser . d iesel. A I P , ~•P ror Pwr bos t up to 17. head mtr 4 ~pd tram •. rath. ball & fish tanks. N o-h I I u n b e I I e v a b I •. Plath elect winch. rull plu.: · Avai AUi¢ yr Y· tt utomob1le . • real l'U9 l'IY l'aid Wcdtly truh Sdlt!r. sw m08 old fo~1n:tle Oreal d1i.po:.1 UOO. Plll)'f UI. nt('dl> h1\ rng ho m~ 125 t ' J 11 751·23.'ll ModlliMry 1078 Telephone ans wcr1 n l( machine. Phone M atl" $150/offer 759-~ S'>Jmo. A.ft 6. 675-4921 c'··· .1 .. l'UOV&S, SWIDl step, large ..,.,..., • SU11tNow ••••••••••••••••••••••• r1sh1ng cockpit. la s t SUPS AVAILAILE Autohous lerh MORIBJ. 1-'0RDTRACTOR Xlnt ooodJUoo, S2500 Call Kris 637-6990 ~lauoen hauledl 78 PIP 968-8635 Yr\CNewport646·0SSI l.300W <.:oast llwy WCll'lted 808 I Nwpt Bch 64<! G763 T•~C<t • 1 S-.ieft IR\1 F. 7~ fitjt;t, FX>~ M f Shth-Tzu, bl11ck & wht, male. 4 mo's o ld Reasooablc. 848 21161 ~ !itU' waterbed. tOl) of hne. tieater & rrame . used I mo Steal al mi.offer.. 759·~ •••••••••••••••••• ••. •• Boal partner wanted 26ft Sd.llnl( your boat~ N~> _ Y 30 40' List w /U':> ..... ~ 7 ~ ~ 1080 ~ ltaUOO attendant. ••••••••••••••••••••••• for July 17 or 18th' Yello1<1o Cream Puff 14' \Very &Co 61589\!0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P IT eves & wkods <lean appearance. neiat handwriting a 1nu.sl Al> pty 4l5QO Newport tilvd, Cll Wt>Jder1Flner: 3 yrs 1·xp. must w o rk fr o m blueprints , b~· knowledgeablo of weld symool.8. tugh strength 1>tt<els, shop procedures. man :.upe rv1s 1on £or erasie mfger In Founta1Q Val l ey Top pay 754-03:J7 COLLIE Beaut S&W rmle, adult. to gd hom" S!S. 846-3280 6-olJt We 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S HI PP I NG & RECEIVING Jrv mf!( of predsioo tools req. ex per person. 40 hrs wkly. 8 ·4 :30 . Ca l l K en Roberts on for appt. Dubctman Pmcher, 1 yr old. champ Lines. mus t selJ Sl'iO. 64>6379 art SPM Wood1naugahyde dmelle SU>S. 11»1lchs\1 ck blinds lf-4' S5 & $12 ea; shelv- ing. Col II 842-tS 15 ----- Frftto You 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979-6C8>. I•--------• I Lovable Mutt, 6 months old. female, loves kids. Shipping Clerk, full time WRtTER Partly hsebroken. & P/I' positions ava1la 963-~ ble. Experience p re ----------fened but not necessary . F..xpenenced in writing Free to a good home. 3 yr Mature ind ividual r e trru.rung matt>nals. work old spayed G olden · ferred. ERi Labs Im· books. l'll!>t' s t udles, Retriever, F. 548·5969 "1....-Bea"h c:c:7 7900 trainer manuals etc ,...,_...,. • ' ·..., · Free to good home 5 mo SW,p9gP~ Expe rience 1n srrapt o ld Collie/Shep max 2 full time operungs at wnt.J.ng for audio tave _~ __ 5398 ______ _ garme\ mfg. No exp tr:wunswouldbehelpful To good home 8 mos M. needed Must have pndt? but OOl mllndatory Pup. mixed·looks ex:wt 10 work Call Bo l> ly Like Old Eng Shrep Simpson, 540·7171 Wtll oonsiderpro3ector dog. Calm, lovable & (lrvu:ie> )Ol1U1l.I! our staff as a full adores children. 731.:n59 11 ~ ernployet! Garage Sale 3lm W. Balboa Blvd. Npt Sch. July 13·15. G1anl Garage Sale. Day l"n.Gser. Mercedes Deni. Cor valr t•onvertable. ures. IUl(ga ge. art ob· Jects, rcmodelinl! fix- tures. & much misr t-)-1 /Sat, 9-6. 20342 Adrian Ctr Rwrunage Sale, 4th. An· nual Corona de l Mar Kiwan1's Club benef1l. 5C>' to SJOO. Corner or MacArthur IP a c 1 fl(' Coast Hwy Sat. July 14th. 7·3PM . Also b~dk!ast. lunch & draw· ln~ for Mo-Ped. Shunet" Installer Tramec Will t ram ra l(ht m an PI c a s (' 1 n t' I u d e Xlnlfuture. 751-7305 samplr<~I or your work SNACK BAR /Counter & s alary /fee history. EOE Reply Ad F511. help, Tenrus Club/ll.ll. n...1u Pilot PO ......... l""rn ~~ hrs. evs & .wknds .,. ... .., • .,.,,. """• 3 Si.Iver Tabby Kittens, 7 weeks, Before 5. 642·2100. Mo1 lnJ:. rum, swtea~ci. Af\. 6548-1305 rmny other items . Sal. ----------July 14. 9AM 1500 K Kitte ns n eed hom e. Oceanfront.1alGSt1 Cah co, Tabby, gray, Mst be ovr 21. SJ 4!S hr Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 551·1979 KJtt.ens o~ home or race call s.'J6.8832. wkdys. Sporting good manulac· turer looking for ex p e ri enc c d warehouseman. Salary opc11 Ph 642·5254 Ask ror George S tatione r) ~tore 1n Corona del Ma r needs ex perienced s ales lady J<Ull time 5 days, xlnt woriring conds. ~pecial· ly fine cbenlele. 61S..1010 Teaching applications raw bemg accepted ror a ChnstJan School Apply al 16835 Brookhurst. F .V 9i2·:m2 Telephone Solicitor: 3 evenings, $3 per t\r. +, COl1llJUSSioo 546--7478. TOP EXECUTIVE pound . Can't kee p, ~M 540-1413; 751·7946. ....................... --Antiqms IOOS hr1'ihn 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... HOUSf OF MILLERS ANTlQUF.S inYlt.es you to celebrate our 2nd anniversary 1 Our thanks to you is a STORE WIDE SALE. EVERHYT HJ NG lO'~:ll'r Off Lge selec· uon of Eng lis h &: Amencan Oak antiques +muoy decor items Sale days, 1112. 13.14. &15. Spee1ol store hrs. Thurs. 1~6; Fri. tG-8; Sat. 10-6. Sun. 12·5. Come join the fWl. Champagne. coffee, munchies. Door pn ze draw1n1 & jelly bean contest~. 18960 Brookhurst at Garileld, FY. 962·3:m 8' Cooch. velour xlnt. con· dition. Like new. $300 Call 847-6683 aft 7. CASH PAID For gd used tum. anll ques&clrTV's957-8133 **I BUY** Good used Fu rnlture & Appliances-OR 1 will seJlorSELLforYou MASTERS AUCTION 64U616 & 13~9625 Green antique buffet·bas been used as stereo case or dresser , 72" wide. 27" hi. 21" deep. S95 or orfer. ~71)4.9 NEEDS 0uung Set. 8 ch rs .• buffet, Green high bac k oc· cas1ooal ch air w /ol toman $45. 640-7049 Tiop HotchH~ china cabmet. Old. ~.631-0460 The manager of the .D. CUstom built twin beds Howes and Son Jewelry ~anc:t'S 8010 w/six drawers. clothes farm in Newport Beach 1s ••••••••• •••• •• ••• ••••• wardrobe & toy chest bit looking for sales help FREIGHT DAM AG El> ID under each bed. Mall with varied duties. Work HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 mcl. Xlnt cond. $200 tn Udo Lsland atea, meet W. Warner nr Harbor , each. 548-0348 with the Beautarul People Santa J\na. 979·2921 Enclosed cabinets, well & C'l\JOY an atmosphere uns urpas:.ed . Top CASHPAID made 6'hx3xl/'h deep benefits & advan<'cmi•nt Wshr/Oryrs/Re frigs. For stereo or book use. potential. For uppoinl . working or not 95HJ133 SlOO earh. 2 glass top entl ment. Coll Shie lds 'E p tables $35 each. 1 !llTlLlll Knrtzsch (7l4)61:;.2731 , G I enn eys was her. l'Olree table $20 Walnut · dryer Celee). Many op·, color s. Cas h on l y ~R~sat ~ScikPrice Used comm. grade r<'d carpet . l.OOOsq . fl :.i''diam, wrought iron 5 g l obe c h a n del ier 36"diam glass top spls wear nng 2 glass top dis· play cases, 42x72x36. 2 tuback uphol. wood chrs. Jean Bahl. 1040 Irv N D UJI'SOFGOOD BUYS'!! Masc. furn .• eppl. for sale. 6122 Hampshire. H 8 Sat /Sun. 11-4. ~mt Ganige Sale: household items. Sat/SUD 9-4. 266 RoblOhood Lu. CM. 'l'h~day thru Sunday 6812 Laure lhurs l Dr Hunt. Och. 847-8371 Swap Meet.ers Delight Plumbing. tools. water softener. bltn O' Merril\ oven & range. Much. much more. Fri/Sat 3274 Michigan, C.M Mod1f1ed a1rcran scats ror van. picture frames. rood items. elc. 456 62nd Sl., NB. 7 /13-7 /15 JQ..3pm. Antique Pine poker table Maple chopping block. 5(\ Ho Tei, tandem bike, duck decoys & much more. Fri/Sat. 9·4. 218·A Palmer.CM. ------- I.Joos. Less than 2 yrs old 64:>-7816. Tow Truck DnveTS ex· New aJOO. wall sell pair'---.-----.-- per'd. Top pay. Apply ror $300. 661·6048 / Ant 1 q u e c h 1 Id ~ G &W Towin''· 7408 _IB'-__ 546_1 _______ ' c hes t /w a rdr obe, .. beautiful cond. $225 In· Bakes. household items. 3 lb'th. Century paintin~s. 1o<rs of ronstrucuon, ~a rden & mechanic l.OOls. many misc. items. 25f'8 Orange Ave C.M. 642-5920. Fri /Sat/Sun. aims Way, C.M . 642-1.252 fants cradle S35 548-1627. 9-5 -------- TRAVEL AGENT ex· pe r tenced onl y . Domestic Ir Jntern'I Laguna area 494-9741 Typist ror N. B real estate/financial fir m . Kigh School senior or col· lege student for part· bme general office work. Good ty1>ing skills re· qi8red. Apply in person. at 200 Npl. Cn\r. Dr. Ste 200.N.B. Llttoo Lg capacity meal in 1 microwave oven. Incl cook book & micro browner . $360 cash. 838-4186. ---------•I Frigidaire side-by-side. coppert.one, excell condi· TYPISTS Three month temporary a!55ignmenl, lrvine. Ex· cellent pay. See Secretary ad for bonus program. cau today. 557-0045 CT\·Lfr\: f£Ml'<:>IWrf f(~N(l SUMClS Lim 546-0200 ----------Washer, super deluxe a ll cycle model, $135. Dryer $13). Both look & run Uke new. E.G. Americana programmable double oven. 30m wide elect. range. Sl.75. 714/S404J704. WANTED G~ REFRIGERATOR 542.3377 3723 llrch St Hew.ari leech Harvest gold F rigidaire1 ~~~~~~.--~~~~~! froal free; very gooa -cood. SLSO. 493-0765 VEU Pm'd Part·time Op-Waabe r . dryer . d is b- port uoily lo Naval waaber,&refrig SlOOea. Reserve. Good Pay 646-S848 Beneflt1. Call Naval --------Reten'eM2·'53f Kenmore white e lect. dryer, used6mos. $12Sor WJ\JTRESS • Me shine trade for gas. Old Ken· ..,.. S. lot.rested In IJlOn! washer $75. Ad · to~I totally dlf· rnlnl aide by side refrg. fereot? f1~~ hrs. Earn brn. ~. 53S-505Q. S40 lo SlOO a day. Im med. ---'--i-.:_:..:...,:...;..;;.;;.._ __ epaW)p. Great Am Shoe Elect clothes dryer. Shine 0,. Com• Me bow good cond. ~· l.l worlta Mon·Frl. 2·9. 1 ____ M4_-ai0 ___ _ 1lMI Marriott HOlel, Np\. lJMd wubet •CE dryer, Bch. Kf..ot86. Elaine. ~ ~ .... ,_ J 'llUUWYUU, l>elt V" WAtTIU!SS a t The 5M-9'J7aftlOAM. · Orl1lnal Pl1u . 2121 Refrl.pratorfouaJe . 8a.1bcN1 Blvct. Npt lkh. 9U·'2JJ Appl.y tn penoo &otween _ ..... ;;_..-..::..-----1 mc.-ydlt I020 ......... 8edt OC'llce, Utt ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• ..,.,. W /b'a.tn, apply IJS S wbefl. S aDd Sehwln peraon, Warthouae b\cyeSe wM.h l'rocery -au.rHt. :M50 Via be.1ket. Xlnt cond. Sl60. OplitO; *•par\ ••cb. f'Ti.7& TELL MORE PEOPLE ABOUT YOUR SALE! E 1·~~ . ~U}" . . . r ~~r ~ VSlgns are great to give \')1J) I r c11rectlons 10 your garage sale but to let I people know you're having a sale, you I should schedule an ad .; to run In the Classified section of this newspaper! It's the best way to tell people what vou're selllng, when and how to get to the sale. Call today and let us help you word your ad. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~H!E 64~·5678 .~~~ ' __,,,._,, - 548-4413 fbgl. 35 hµ. canop}. trlr, Or l-1anzerneechdulk 77 Ford VOln -N 8 I ..,.""' ff New l.1.res. ready lo go Desperately nt>ed utted Ill · sip lµ.IONV/O er. 21' boat 642 0112. re~ ga:.644·1848 refn g gold or copper 17141631 0174 _ or 644-6687 -- PnvateParty 5526840 23' F1berrurm '75 ~.~~.·.~~ ••• !~.s.~ ...... _1_...1 flybndJ:('. 200 hp, mui.t T1a1Bfianatt°" ~ ttell S7500 Pvt pa rty •••••••••••• ••••••••••• '67 Toy Lulld(•rwsl'r 327 lnstnlleftk 8083 64.5-41191 • ~· S./ C'lwvy, 4)Verdrivl', T m ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----Reitt 9120 'fra\'S Jui;t reworkcu LUGGAGE TA~S from your busme3s card. Send one ca.rd for each tag plus ooe spare We return permanently ~aled attractive lag & strap. meeting airline J.D. requirements. Pre vml loss & theft ! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper , fabric or "Day Glo .. paper & we will back & trim your wgs. Or try two cards back to back '79 LanN• 11 1~· !-.IC. all Trucks 9560 ACCORDCON, blrl pearl :=iofl. Trawler type twin ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~5 !J6:l ~ l..ulset.ll wtpirkup. mint dlcsel. rull eng room rood. 120 button, mak,• Watt:r maker (nl'w >. offer 840-3288 washer dryer. hill µ1lot xtrJ:. u:-.•·d tW•\.·~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---house. lrg s11lut1 w 1ru11 $ H I O '' I> c ~ l · 'ti5 Re1nchero Clu~•· F'alrbainks upnghl p11U\u lolchen S?2.~IO Nt:e<h 540-7171 64<! 3595 __ fo'urd $1.~:.1 nfi 541:1· 5659 PRICES: ~eaor3/S5 4r.ita.gs SJ.60 ea . 6f.ltags $1.50ea lOor more $1.4{) ea. Sales Tax Included $1.50. \\ork 5111 !lb~M d;' .ir 642·0762 1·v1 ... 12 St.nng Alvarc1. ~wlur '7h~:a flay o ntr & <rlr ~cl cond $1.50w1case call hk1· 111"w 250tlrs $12 . ..0U 496-7~~pm __ 494· 16.'i'i CAMPER SHELL C1·m Top ror '• ton trurk. !\''(Cl SIR.'> bc'>l offt!r ~~i!lafttiPM Motoriud l ikn 411 40 'H TOYOTA l'l w11 i. !-lwll autom.1t1r ... r.•r•"• "' lJpt-. lu n11h'' $!\IOI• ~9urt><lli Y071. NO CARD? Draw your own or send name. address. phone & 1<1o--e0U make one card per tag Add 25' each Fcnd 1..'r :.lrJl mJl)I\.• ll('('k nat hn1i1h w , "'I' Perfect. 4!M~14lf7 ltin Cl .A.'iSll' l:SJ\ Y l.AU:"ll'H •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ·;;11 1'hris (.;rJrt ··1 l'...•hlVUS M11 1'1·11 Good ·1:1 0~1~un 1'1tk1111 \Utu r1-..1orl'<I. xlnl fo1 1111 , , I 1 1 111111 .. 1 .. ,v. rn1 1325 rJiliv. rl1'1~:. s:!.>011 <\Ill $l50. 11.1\ 1 ruast"• \ d1wd ~._.,, ... ~ 9&!-~'1 ~MIO ,e1\·rt f1n~ ~I•"'' ~~~~s/ Send check or money or· derto: PILOT PRINTING P.0 Box 1560 Ca;ta Mesa. <..:a 92626 CERAMICS lA."i Paul \'Of'Y. J!ll rorul l'XCCpl rhythm l>ll'KUI' SW rash 846 3280 Vito Alto Sa'( GtlOd Cond m1 645 osm M u s t s a c L u d 1<1o 1 ,. rlrumst!l. 6 pc. ZllJ1J11 ,.~ moals 7 pc~ $1ilHI 64587~ ---Offiu fumfhltt & :-ot'\ to .ippr•·1·1.111· \lunl 41 t SO ln.,.00 Harbou• Ho-ifi ft! 1 ••••••• ••• ••••• •• ••• ••. *SEA RAY* HARRISON 17-36' l!f?K llond.1 l Bl25S 70 I \11'11 IW \11'1 •• perfret llll\<1 t:.t )700 ldkl'l> C" ~I~ ~"'' 'ell ·71 :-,u1.uk1 \.IJIW lfr.,l ofter, !1',~:~WI "77 Yam.iha 41~ l::nduro, 1·xccll mud lo m 1, ~ 711 fo'Zlll l .. tn.11 1·;1111p .. •1 ..,Pl>t·1al t·xt 1.i n11 • •• 111\" .11r. I' U. I' ~. t·rw'l 1 11r trol till :.l ... l'llU,i.. ;\ \1 I-". I.I u.i I t.rnk 771 OtiOO J~. :,;,; !>S!~'t atter7PM '68 El <.:amino µowt:r :.I 1 power brake$. ait lOnll I 'IA.I 'unroof rww rd• • 1·11i.: llL'"° :-. port~ 1>J 111 JOI> $..'(X)O OT hl'Sl L•l l\'1 ~~ Handpainted ceram ic-; plaques. oattv1t y set. plates. m uch misc items. Also special or ders & colors done nt re· asonable cosL. 846·857!1 eves . &,iipmtnt 8085 . ...••............•.... 1 ·,,11w rn our store c,, 1011!.. ::st lheultamate ~\· IJ-1:! .(j()l\ ---'71 UjbUn Pl'. 71M ni OfC1l0t' cop11\"r $1200 646.5727 SRV 360 Express 7X ltt•nlla Hawk ll . :it~HI '<11ch . A M F\1 c,t1'I • 11 COPIER Hewporl .. och mll•.., ~cry l'll•un. lillll' c.i."'· jlltu, $1150 ~ 11:!7.1 Uses any paper. •n pnce 962-7o.1.1. ~~ 1t151 Al>k for R.1lµh -T1 f.' Camino 15M mr fkoautJruJ walnut 84111 ex ('('\Jt.lve desk & cred<'n1a sold new ror SS<lOl. w.t•tl 2!00 631 ·2547 On the water st.ort> ii llu.o.,k~ 2.W WR sooo 979·61>44 >.ltll cond. $43.'>0 548.1;:n:1 9570 ••···········•········· MAGHlftCEt4T C h i n ese 0 bj e cl s Screeos. Porcela ins F\gurines. Furn & many unusual misc. 640-4303 MCMAHAN DESK 442-8450 '70 Delta T n -hnll 17". 110 Volvo 110 . lo hrs on rbll motor. nu tires on trlr touid use upholslt'r~ Al>kang only S 3l511 752~6 ·;11 K.iwasak1 KZlfHHI nwf\) cxtrai., xlnl con•t $21100 !lll4 3!1!1 4 jll 1·--------6Wkdr· '' Car hauling & utiJ t railer $1000. Coke m achine $100. cash register SlOO 548-7te8 -Ptanoi & Onjons 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Klmball Mahogany Rahy Gnnd. Xlnt cond. $1500. 963-5206 '78 O>ranado Air Cond U.000 B.T.U .. used only 3 mo.$250.642-1847 S\ea.nway Baby Grand . walnut. $5500/0ffer. Must sell cheap! $25.000 64().8663 worth of furniture. oil ----~.:....:...;:___ __ paintings. e tc, + $5,000 Must sell. 2 Baby Grand man's wardrobe. 44 to 46. l'lanoe. New finish. xlnt 64.5-4544 ~- GOLF CLUBS. Wils on XJl, 9 h irons. 1·3·4 5 woods . like new. Sor SZJO. ca11 548·1395 art SPM Neiman/Rockwell collec· tioo Best offer. GreA. Dys 833-2650 , eves 213 /820-4155 Used Carpet. ohve gr~. tu·lo. uo yards w /pad Cal I 64Q. 7382. s.-tincJ Goods 8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coleman P ea k I ba c kp ac k . blue Polarguard mummy sleeping bag. l m o old S65 ea. 645·9796 Golf equipment inc l. 1.2.& 3 McGregor mas tl:'r v.ooods. cart, bags. 4 put tcrs. 4 wedgl's misc Lad1t>c; I & 3 woods. st.ant:r irons. cart ba).!. shoes & misc Sl.50 all Qish only 646--0_l096 ___ _ BMW 77 JUWH.!>. l.:i.l~• :. . denield ba~-.. -+-cl<tr 1.., :lnJOll ~ 759 I~ Motor Homts, Sak I Reint /SforOCJe 9 '60 . .•...•.••..••.•....... 25' 8~ Beam Tro1an · Caban Cruiser. ply hull. V8 mbr. e ng. VfiF. Needs ltttle work. $4850 <:all aft ti Emae64S·4 156 t<t-;NT Luxur) Molnr Partner wanted Sea Rav ~ome 22· P 3lomnr ~· Sportfisher F'B. twin Sit!\!~ 6 $250/week + 110 . full) eqwp . Sips ti .~ ltrru 640-3585 rmmac. Man) ~Xt(aS HENT 23' rlREHAl L S7.IXX> 838·934R __ Sl':LF CONT A I ~ J..11 l'-2 yr old S\.•a Rav :JOO ~pl tu:.A<;Q_NARt..F. _645 221(1 bnd~e. twn. mbd. 255 $500 UP raoHT Mere . HJ dor. f1shrrndl•r, -"' heavy 1l1Jty ball sy-;lt•m FOR YOUR +charger. rume jlarm. MOTOIU40ME othC'r x tras. m erh Thor s n j!ht Oalc's HV perfect & s h ines I 1kl' Hf'fltllls will p.1y $5(111 to nt>W Only 198 h~ /\s \ou upon rons1~nm1·nl of sume $33,500 -+ SJ0.500 ~'"" 'ill '7!1 1~·22 \l1n111r dwn 955·1055, 675 5SJ5 Z°h.,. rnotortmnw I Ill' 41060 Wiii a1111I~ '""' ,1nls 'our Boats. Soil S154}~1 nl'I lk'r \Nt•rk ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\,•n' u\~1boukcd 1h1u SA.NT i\i.'o\ 20 J.1rltn\°" "ti.Cm MILE."K • '78GMC Shorty Surfer v 1:1. J Utom;il1t•. fJClWt I :Olt>enn~. ract a1r, 5lt'rt II l.ij)l'. hJ back!>. ICC tx" ··u ... 1un1 paint . \·••nl l>a,...ldl' winJow.. 1·11111 h tallll~ roof rack .itul l.111 •frr ma~s w 1u1 .1h 1IM53S02J $85415 * J.C. FORTUNE Ponl1a\' ti Ml· m> r: 1st. Santa Ana (714)5.~ 1000 - 71 l'h1·11 ~t'll lor lo wholl"-'JI~ blut!IJi. 11r "' l\•r !11~1 :ll.11. S:Jli J.I~ ·711 1.)0d!!t' \ Jll \ ...... 11.-1 .1 ut11. p i; l':t 11l'1 ll·11 l 'rplS ~mk l\'\ ll<IX , SOI ht~I. \ ~1 I \1 taµt•. h." 1"n1h1\\i. 151\mi $7 1H111 Mu'>t~ll &1:!-0i2.:l Paddle Board 12':gd e<>nd w/padded wheel carrie r, SliO/beSt. 552· 1506 Late model Rarcar porta· ble sewing macha.ne. dbl needle, $175. Orlando guitar w /case. $150 714-892·62164. l.ikt> 111'". Ill'"' trlr 673·C~~ TY, Radio, ttR, Stereo 8098 --••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• • Sa but 11 • l'nmµlett•. S!<!S (ioutl mndJtlOn \:.111 \'\\ .. M r Mu.st S4'11 iK l)(Xll!'' maxi \ ,U) l'OO\t'r'IOll S8C)00 h 'I .Jfr i;.1;, ';"'711 Pica St• rontu48·6427 BOOKS ROMANCE . NEW & USED. lOc EACH. AFTER 6PM CAIL 548-6427 Framed orig oil seascape. 58x28, 2 lo u v r e d r s "Mx.18". silver bowls. 2 sets steak knives, 3·pc Danish carving set. tree & well carving board. crystal car afe. l61t26 mir r o r . ironing board/Iron , por celain rnat, 2 lg lamps, Sloan's kg bedspread blue/gm. Sin ger po rt sew ing mach . misc. access Thu rs 7112-Sa t . 10AM·1:90 or by appt. Cash or check es de · posit.~ 21 .. Color 1V ms. 2yr Warranty 642·5340 Beaut. 25" RCA Color TV Sl38 2 Yr. Warr Free Del 646-1786 25 inch color 1V $128. 2yrs. Warraoty 642 5340 Color consol(' 25". our rost + 2"{. 537 6333 E Z terms. ------------ STEREO TransAud10 40 watt receiver. Pioneer PLl5·D turnt able. :! Audlo Deslf?n bookshl'lve speakers Only used 6 ITlOIJ. Best offor. Lauri e 548-4046 548.8457 ---------UOO 14 112523 Full rov· io>r. 1<1o h.isker pule . nu l'Cn terbrd. gd cond S.975 67s-S79!1 Pnsendtfa 2Q w trailer Jib. Genoa, P ,p Clean. S!.000 I 993-1732 Sol Cat 15 Deluxe 2 sails. trailer Offer 645-1257 SOl.J.NG 27£t 5 sails. spin. full cover. trier. SJ.000 P P.4~·4445 ---------l2ft Pcogwn flbergla::1 over wood. $300. 645·l574 Cal 20 #711 : Fu II r ;t \'l'. 20' Color 1V. Truetonc. · hi beautiful w..,.,. cabinet. spm gellr, ng(' must. vvu xlnl keel. 213·S96·~. x.lntcond. Si!.50. Call aft 6. ----- 5S2.0Sl6 505: Good race r e cord Really d ean, l!d cond. $25(K) /be!l l. 673-4061. SRI.. speakers ong $580 pr SI~ ea. Toshiba 45 wall $235. 7~. Carter loah&M.-IM Sol·Cat l5 · with trailer. good cond. $000. S36-n34 .... ,... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12' Hobie. great for k111s, G •ral 90 IO must see. 909 Almond. Will lr.lde two American _________ ,.., i\irtines discount tickets Wwnbia 22. dlx model ••••••••••••• •• •• •• • • • • Eastbluff. 644-1160 for two Urut.ed Airlines w/galley. New 6hP OIB discounters. Call an ~-with pnme Balboa Isl 3PM, 64M086 '-.._ -l:] slip. One 16,000. 675-7225. ,.. -_ _ leave mess. United and American ... ~ Alrlioes hatr price 26' Clipper Sall Boat coupons wanted Call ---• l 5'1p. e lect ric s tart ~2Ul2. ~ Johnson new, t rallcr wns1..-Askin & $6750. Cal l CAWIR SH&&. BUYING 675-9063 or 793-9672. Oem,'~ !.<>!'c~ Peick '1'1 Cal2-29: Dal, whl, KM . up, a-._,.._. ofter. or I , .. _ VHF RI f I IM&e19afUPll. a •• ..,, . r. ur • SEL~ING ~o. Shwr. auto pilot. U.rtenls. Slip. S28K. DO YOU Tllh h y... fM&.36.11. OFP'ERA8£RV1CE? ~~~ST-OP!-.-,~~ 1At u. public boW wlUi DAILY PILOT an ad LA the Dally Piiot ·Taite time to relu and Slnic:e ~. It can IOAT ~'IT abop al home. lt'a slmpl ....... ..,.. aa 1l .. '-u et.?7 w ll h D a 11 y P 11 o t -.-,_ 'uw .. Clualfled Ada. And If per dQ. For more ln· T• ,._..yow-' you bave tomc\ltlna to tCJr1Mlion aAd Nmpiet.t ul 642·56 78 setl, call a friendly ,..ea11eoar11. Cla.ullled .,o.VJaor at 642-56'1'& ii ,\~llo motorhomt• '!.7 413 • Dod~t-t'M!. roof ,t d..c>h . .i1r, <:u. ... tum i.lt'Cr in~ Sy<;tcm. AM FM 4 d1 \'!bS Must sec to JJI prec1ate. $1'1 ,750 CJll Gary li3t 4~ art 5PM ·711 29· S-:Xt't'Ull vc lo m I , x Int 1· on rt f u 11 J t' cessonl'~ I ,,r .L kmd ant. $J t .OUO PP 957 11 1\11 14!14 1237 eves /w k11<ls ·74 l"uturu 27". loaded. need qu1t•k s al t:. !-iacr1hce $8500/orfer . 842-4647 -----"""" 5erlfiu , Parts & Accessories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SStVICE DEPT. Open 6 Days A We('k Mon ·Fri 7 30·5 30 Saturdayi. .8 00 5 oo Attos Chrys.·Pty. 2929H.irhor Bild Coslll Mesa 546-1934 ~----~-~ '9RJSVAUEY CAMPER SHB.L With door-for m ini pick· up Mustsell. SUS.OD 1714-541·66 59t MlosforSaM ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT .NOTlCETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price of lteml advertised by vehicle dealers an tho vehicle claSlllfied adver\181n& rolumm doe~ not lnclude •t\1 appllc11blo tue•. license. \ r•Mf•r ft>H . finance charge•. feu ror air pollution control de· vlt't' ~rt.lflullon& or de· ak!r docu11u•11tary pre· parat.loi1 char1e11 unlf'll otherwise 4'~Ct~d by the advt'rlll'er 1'! l1 \1l• YJn · $Jht)lr II> Wmduv..,. 046·~ '66 CHEVY V AH SlOOU • 5·$l<HiX4 1•1 ,., Forti 71 v. mdow 'an \lnl <'Ond, rral11 tu go "' 1'.l\'JllOO L'St''> rt•g ~·" has full pwr & mod11IJr •'On v l' r.., 1 o n . '"'" 1 I 1 1·han~c.i h lt• lo ) 0111 Ol~' 644·lH48 9 590 ··•··•••··············· wi-: l'AY Tor OOLl.1\H rortopused ears·fore1gn domesl1t·!' or d11ss1c~. I> yuur l'<lr as extra r lran see us FIRST! a I 111 o,.__,. c_.., 29'l5 llarbor1l11·1I COSTAM~A 979-2500 Can't Sell Your Car" CIEYIERIMW PAYS TOP DOLLAR F~Clean Used fm1><>rti. Call Mike or Don 135-3171 Pvt. party needs clean car, truck. etc. CASll 2.13 f4()H43l PORSCHE's WANTED Allow us the opportunlty to con.•ddcr the pun-h11!lt-or trade-In of your clean Pori\('l\t. Check with Us Today I ~----··---_ ..... _.._ ____ ...__ ___ ..._ --~----- ··-·-· ·-... ··---- A.,._, l11tpottwd ....... l•,.,W ...._ UM4 ..._Used Alltot, Uaed 4vto•. U•ed ·····•••·•·····•···•••· ·········•·•••·•······· .............••.•....•. ·················~····· ••.•.••........••.•.... ·•··•······•••••······• .en OAA. v "'or ~W..Nd tlto ...... ~ftrtH ......... port.d Toyot. 9765 V._ t772 ttlS a.,,..., tUO Ford 9940 PWo 9957 .............................................. •••···············••·•· ··•·•············•·••·• .•....••••............. .•...............•..•.• ·······••········•··•·• .............•.•.•......•..................... W·&......aftf 0...... '7JO Mwca••.... 9740 ·n EoW1111 "or. ~· Ol.t*ICOUMTY "11 Seville: P'Ull)' eqi.ipl '73Mallbu.Xloteond. PS. •. PHIL JolllttoR&Solt ~ 1 ..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• flltluu, .WOO m1. --VOLVO dril bro metaWc. came ·PB. A /C, AMJf'M :stereo UMCOLM-MHCURY Lat~ modal Toyo\H, •DATSUMS• "1'2Dl,Ccyl Europun. lo ~41111 EXCLUSTYELYVOLVO t.op,111.500/t.o.leue SlOOO 67~3223 LONG "SpeeialofU\cWcek ~ Plc!Nps Ir Vana rN a.lnt rood ruo" 1w1 T~ t7' 1 "::"&"Volvo DuJer 75-llOOI wkdya FORD 1978 Pl...-0 n.1i ..... _ .. , •-s•cu.. P::.tOPANK "J..H (;At\ . '63 Nova. 6-cyl. 3·apd . "' --·•~· -... " u •••••••••••••••••••••• a.naeCowitt '73SDV. loaded. New good~ood1l1on. $375 S1lvt!r extl't t 11r . ~Al=C 9000/bft.tolr ~*'I '1J TIUJ MIM MOO takr ff\TYorLEA'ji;, equip, ti,..., etc. Vry Sd 642,.....,. ~ 11uturnul1c, r.id•o &. PAKTS-SERVl .t: '5MBBl>Kt lyl 1ul11 m r 1i.ttrn11 nta or G400 DIRECT cond. 12000/bll. Call "\.,~ ht!atrr.HllltUlrn1 ~O.Y ~~~=.:~~· :~~~:.~~~:11 1~1:: ~ f.Et,~~~:;:A!I: ·~!!~= .. .;.~ ,,:~f~~:.M ................. c .... ...... ....... uu ..... ,.., \\'anted 'ft> U\1 \.I 73 vw Squ.111r~b•d·, mu~t ht· cloun d4:, ~0:!'11, ttu·i.. ~ Z,S "•~ ,,. ... .w ~ \\4 1 h•.-\lul rnnd 2025 S. M 20er loaded. Under warranty. Sharp, 1mmac thruout' • ~~.-~~':!C".!:.:o...o~-··•·•• $1,500 / Hest offer c'all .. ...,.... " ~" ouo m 1 .. SHOO Anahetm 750-11 6'5-1679 Power brakes , powt!r 759-~or 11ft 11. SS2·H340 "IV 3eC) Diii. wh1lu ... 111f, 1f/.lt1o.klt•v .... 011l) ,78 .:--vi'll" L' ... "'dllion. s teering, power win , 8 L.... -4 -d-- COSTA MESA DATSUN f u 11 y t'Q U I pp,•J , '64122.S °""'° " "'"" dOws, power door locks. 7 rulura Sp . re d '71Ptnlo &howroorn t•onil\Uol\ Val&aW9CJI" 9770 l.Acb&nm5Jtl'eal Takeoverlease.Askror power6waysplalht~nch w/whl 1nl, A M l l''M News~reo.rwwnia.:'> til7,600toffer 7550040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9IW> 640-5042 Bud. 776·51l0; eves seat A /C , l\M t rM swreo. lom1 l1>Ltopay llOO Phonc963-32M VW lluvm.c 111111hl•• ~di ~·9HO stut-'Q, cruist> conlrol. ttlt off loan of $3420 73 dnvcs a-.- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9101 ....•.•.•...•.......... ATIENTION! ~llARRO R Al .VD 540.•4 I 0 S40.0J I J N ere ~d " :. . H M w . P'oinK'~. Clal>o.'>11• & i-:~ llll!w.!""~~P.t~~N'ill OUC' Wt• wtll :.rll .:ruur t·d1 11•iu.;M1~MA•Mi1W;Mj• m l'IJO:S1~mt'nl •'' ) our pnce De 11l luc.· d.tmn in IL;.;;;;~.;;.;.;,;;ii;;;;;;ii;;;;;;~~;:I Orange C'ount) .. ·or tn f<w11~1Joo ' all J 1111 Cut rao. ~ .. ,... lJOO W Coust tlwy Nwpt B<'h t142 ;;11;;1 '113aOZ c ri11.11H ond.11100 ~ btil 754~ 782l!OZ lo m1. :.po1lc:.J> l'Ulld, $7100 ll.:JO..!H!i7 Mn "1:• 2111> t'. 11huq•. 111 ~ 1Jn1 t>\lt•r Xlnl 1•or11I on, owner 11111ii.: Lu1Cury ''11u1w .1uto ~. 1111 I' w ~.1~ 714~00ll 1969 280SL U 1·J'l'11m. tao 101 th"" mutor, nt-w fut'l USJt-1111111 $)'Skm Top m·vn cl11wn Llkt>~ ~lerilft 1JOO W Coail 11~ > Nwpc Beh 642 ti7(~i <..tas&c l956 l00Sl. t1Jrtl & bOll top, xlnt l'Olld Cl II 5'18~ i9 JOO.D cleM. i.unroot maple yellow l, 100011 tN Sunbeam N•·cd:. <-l utc h , b od} work , MOO/besl 645 75J9 I IUY PIOBLEMS S21.in> 833-0779. 833 72:ll:I Sick ur tk11d foreign c11r.. MG 97 42 wlilltt.>d. tree tow 673-3465 Ca sh 631·2l00'1 Mio ROftllfo 9705 .•.•••.•••............. /!JS.A ROMEO SALES, SERVICE AND LEASING 1978& 1979SALE NOWlN PROGRESS• BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWT'ORT BF.ACH 752-0900 ·74 Alla GTV, slvr, new Micb urcs. xlnt cond, & rlassic S5500 493-3815 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·78 Aud1 SOUO: Hus every- thmg. $500 & Assume lease at S23'l1mo 67~10 ---- '73 i4().Z, on,:i. owner. "1.ll{l>, new tin.~. /\ M /FM stereo l'itS!> C:herry cond. 6.5Krru. $5.500/bt.-st offer. 768-UH;! 'nl 2.!.«Yl. 2+4!, uuio, A/C, AM /FM. w1rt•s, 12,000 nult-:i. Champagne .iold wJwhill' int Assume lease or buy . 547-1147 or 646-7914. '75 B210 HATCHBACK S up e r ~co n umy <U4MXT> $1.677 BARWICK DATSUN ...... 111 J.1.111 l .1p1 .... 1: .1r111 831-1375 493.3375 BMW 97 I 2 74 28Yl coupe, mint 42K, • auto.mags.AM /FM, AC, $&954) 642-~5 CREVIER 72 Datswi 510, Sl.200 or be!>"t offer &I ST & IROAOWAY 6758355;675:._581_1 __ SAHTA AHA '76 0-J~un II B Cl'lest~ 835 3171 lHuc.· 419 M . $lti50 T.-E UlflMAl( ORIYINf. MllCHINf l!JG-2782. •USEDBMWs* '77 32().1.,o; JJC I ~ I lti7ltS I' V I '77~4.-.p.1 !-. H tC/li'l1 ·1x:i1114.Srld :.11.t.1•11 1"11 1 7M6:{l('S1t\ S I It \U()(o2 I ClosflS Sundo ys 1'.MMF: lATE N :LIVEfO'' LARGE SELECTION OFMEW 1979 320i's S28i's \J.-.t) •~~JC'S1 IN STOCK! C .tll l11cl.1v Wt .1ho 111,1 , h,n, 1 liJI p rl· "" tH'tl H\lW \Oii .1r1• lrn1k1111• lor' 831-2040 495.4949 ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST & '78TOYOTA PICKUP •• ~1M·1·tl ydluv. t•1ol111 lll/~71 BOB LONGPRE POMTIAC 13tW 81-J\Cfl BLVV Wl-~'TMlNSTER 892-665 I 636·2500 9725 •........•........•.... 'fi8 Spvdcr ronvt R ed. mJI?~ l'll·an $J47S ~~aft ti JOpm Honda ,727 ........•.............. Brand Hew '79 HONDA Cars MANY To Choose From! UNIVERSITY Okkmobile Honda Can • GMC Trucks 2R50 Harbor Blvd. t°(lbtu Me8a 540·9640 '76 Cvcl' o1 spd $2700 Sales-Scrv1n··L1!;1'o111g 646-5849 Roy Carver.Inc. JoqMr ---9no Rolls Aoyn! BMW ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ..•.....•.............. '76 MG M1dgl•t. ~ mile~. red . looks OK. runs great , new allernutor. valve grind. ht' ad )(llSkt•l. battery, clutch cyl.tn<lt'r, tune d a n d r('t1 d y . l!SMPH. am/fm, B·tral·k w/power booSl<'r, tnax speakers. $3,000. 645-8Wll eve; MGI 'WMG $1000/besl 847·7446 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77MGI Low. low m1l e:.1 t 400VNK) $4995 18711 BEACH Bf.VD HUNTINGTON OF.ACH 842-2000 ----~ ....................... PEUGEOT SALES, SERVICE AHO LEASING OIBSELSNOW AVA!LABU.: BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·56 Porsche Speeds ter, xJnt cood. $8500 644-~ 1972 !lllT Alloys.Koms. AM/FM . rblt trans. 4 new C.N. 36's, tnl1cxl. x lnt runs su per tr.roJobo 96'H2AS i6 912E. snrf. 25.UOO tn1, AC. stereo. fogs, alto~. $15,W>. 673-3227 '67 Pors c:he 9 1 2 , mechanically pe rfect. Blaupunkt AM /FM , Pirellis. lthr int, 30M PG, 5spd, wood steennj! whl, sacrifice at $5950 firm 675-9910. 673-3468 1"" L'"" ,.,11 ''l't" .. ~·r·lp '73Xlnl,t'.Otld W~.Aulo. ..,.,.~1 White· w /burnun· 1t away ! !168·4405, ••r"''" .. " " • ~· " ' "" ' I lb .,, 300 l .,. f\.N '71 Coupe d(' Ville new .. ,..,., ... """ cw. •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 1lollm l'.1111 f111 or Not' P s,p ·-· .... · pamt. Classic. 11300 or dy int . l<1ndi1u tuv • .,,.........,.,., tli,111( yu111 1·or to .llm S40-4753. 494 9929 best 497 3149 special 1nslrumenlatwn. 'Tl Cobra I'S. l'H. auto, '76 Pfymouths 9960 M.11111 0 \'oll4'1 wa.:en . ....._ UMd $6,200 or be:.l offer. v8. ~I/offer. rhcrry, 10 fo'ury 1 dr ~t at11111 11<711 111·.u h lll vd llu11l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl Cpe de Vile, 42K m1. I 598-6620 _! 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Cabnolct top plus 1-m_9G2_l_E_ven_in_;;.gs_. __ _ all of the Cadillac lux· '78 Malibu Classic. 4 dr. unes & low. low mill's air. auto. trans. power (()17NRR> 1""1dows. am/fm tape. $5999 Pttags. L.ikc new. $6095 or offer 640-61.57. • 18711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON REACH 842-2000 ---Orpler 9925 ···········••·········· SACRIFlC~:· CHRYSLER '77 CotlDOBA L,£1adcd inrluding ... un roof. stereo. full powvr & low mileage 1429HYX I Warranty available S.3995 JIMSLEMONS IMPORTS L!l70HARBOR BLV[) COOTA MESA 631-1276 833-9300 ESTATE SAL£ '76Cordova ·71 Jmpcnal 7594381 wkd::-:-\I 3 '67 Chrysle r ~a~rm f' ti. P1S. A 1C Bes t offer 842-3126. Joe. IS Cordoba Ckan m otrt. air, AM FM lo m1 mx>. Call~ 5J;!7 76 Cordoboi. load1od w o<- lras. lo ~ mrl e J L!<'. 7!'12·7001 ask l11r U1ane ~. 640-67!°);! altl!r 4PM '1'l Nt•wport Air. lll.e m~w ml • l'JC\ Xlnt upt•r:Jl m g cont.I $11)5(1 l).l(l.ij01;: j(l Ii COltlittMtat 9930 ················-······ '76 CO..TIHENT AL Cream & bc1g(.' Clean' S7250 f"'lrm. 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Impala 283 eng air. mN·h ~Int lr:ll\.-..m1ss1on some work 64&-00X i 4 Malibu Classic :.upcr runnl'r, lo, m1 powc·r. air. vinyl top Eusy on 1?3SJ1.875 548·53'7~ ·75 Manza 4·spd. tit whccl. reg gas, new radial ttrCl>. $7Z l 00. 546-3938 Doc*Jr 9935 ....................... · 1 3 D a r t Ii 1· y I , $1.500/makt> off('r 84&00~1 ----9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '611 Ford Galux1t·. J!Ood enR. $00. 54H·tl6tYl ens afl8PM ·1i7 0~ Mn l'ullas-.. Rood 'hJJll'. i:ood mot 11r. tran:-mt'>:>lllrt & t in· ... 114 2\lmp~ 1\::..ktni: ts7r-. 1>11..-1-&t!t '700ld.., DellJt!X Exrt'lll'nl <'Ond1lum Must ~l'l' ~ 4408 ·~ Dle:.el Cutlas::.. St WJ(n Bn~ham. Cull pwr Wit\· oowl't. lrn:k:-. t•rulS<'. "Phl pwr se;1L,. till whl. fol·l Jtr I' P $l0,J25. t:a I l h-14~3 ....... $.<'!(NI h41l i.'>i I ·;:n uir.1 <'u!'I < 111111111,. !JI tru11i.. l1ilh h1.1tl1·d lop 1·11ml. rt•g gJ~. ~1110 !l.'i&'ll!I:! Ve-go 9974 ······•····•·•········· '11\c1ota4 :-p1I. 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JOHNSON • ION LINCOLN· MlllCUIY 16t6 MOibOC •Mi ~ MAHI$ CAOILI.AC, INC. 1.00llO~ll•d 6M)9•00 COIT.A Mii.A AMCJHP MtRACll MAIDA 21 llO Mott>ot a!Yd 6'6-6700 l.Altll IKI IMH>ITI .... ~""° b<lfl.9303 0 7 l I \ c ( l \ • Bu~tington Beach FOuntain Valley EOI T ION VOL. n . NO. 193, 3 SECTIONS, ~6 PAGES I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1979 Your Hometown Dally Newspaper FIFTEEN CENTS Schools to 'Contain' Pi-ohleDI Students 8 y STEVE MA a BL£ Ot-a.ay ............. P robaem·creaUn, tu1h choot atudenu ln the w~st Oranae Coun\.y area will find th m selvH placed lo "cont-iomt.\n.t ccn ~rs ". for their acuon5 w s com iq school year. A tOUlb oew set or pohctes de· signed to curb rowdy behav1()r vandalism and class cutting bas been approved wumimously by lluntington lkoacb Union Hlgl\ School Dlstrtct trtu1tee1 Tru~1ee 1> not~d lh•t the Sl33.000 pnce tag auaco&d to the new pollcacs will be money well spent al "u fl'W students can ht.- straightened out " So·caJled containment centers. which will cost $38,000 to st.aff, will be established al two of the district 's seven schools Tht schools have yet to be selected Edison Pla11t B11rps Bl ack smoke pours from stack at Edison Company power plant m Huntington Beach. Company officials said the smoke belched into the air for eight minutes late Wednesday afternoon wht:n one of the plant's boiler jets broke . The breakdown resulted in a richer·tha n- normal mixture of fuel and, thus, the black s moke, ac· cording to Edison officials. A company spokesman said a report on the incident was filed with the South Coast Air Qua lity Management District. Bergeson Tax Bill Supported, Cheered A tax cut bill. a uthored by As semblywoman Marian Be rgeson of Newport Beach passed the lower house Wt!dnesday and im mediately was hailed as the big ! gest legislative victory of the year for Republiccms. The measure. AB 276. now goes to tht! state Senate. It would force adjustment of the state m come lax brackets to reflect the prevailing inflation rate Mrs. Bergeson estimated the bill will save taxpayers, whose income has been pus hed into h ighe r brackets by inflation. • about SI billion in the first three years. Begin Lauds Peace Talks TEL AVIV. Israel CAP) Prime Minis ter Me n achem Begin returned today from two d ays of talks with President Anwar Sadat in Alexandria, say- ing the peace process bad reached a "stage of friendship, common unders tanding and cooperation.'' Israel radio re· ported. Begin said his visit was good .tnd produced "positive results," the radio said. Begin told reporters Ul Alex· andria be would telephone Presi· dent Carter and send him "a full report" oo his talks with Sadat . J'ILOT LOOKS i ~.:eC!!.r!!;!~: ettjoy , 'many altematives in summer I l"ffreatiOD, Toctay•1 Dally Pl.Jot provides aa overview or recreatJonaJ ac· Gvltln .vallable to local resi· .... ti UU.aummer. See 1toriea and photos on ~..-AJO to A13 deplctlna • ...,..,. of 1mrnnel' cllvenjons. · F'or too Ion#!. California tax payers have been saddled with hi gher and higher taxes." the Republican legislator said. After the 4 p .m . Assembly vote. Speaker Leo McCarthy, D· Sa n Franc i s co . s aid th e freshman Assemblywoman's bill · passed oul of here with my ac- t 1 ve assistance · · Minority Leader Carol Hallett, R·Atascadero. called passage of Mrs. Berges on 's tax indexing bill the bi~gest victory of the year for Republkans. It was ap - proved 56·0 in a roll call vote "Unlike tax cuts proposed by Democrats, indexing means a permanent, year·afler-year tax ,·ut." Mrs . Hallett added. She said the s tate "makes money off inflation." which she called a ''hidden tax increase." McCarthy had earlier denied re ports that he h e l ped the m easure in a ke y Assembly c om mittee in return for Republican support for AB 8. the Assembly's long·term financing plan for local governm ent. He s aid Mrs. Bergeson's meas ure had received commit· tee approval "on its own merits." Arguing for support. Mrs. Bergeson told colleagues, "The cost of living that employees re- ceive pushes them into higher brackets, only to h ave the money taken by the state." She said income \axes a re "over- collecled" by the s late. The bill would require the brackets to be adjusted annual· ly, beginning in 1980, to reflect the full percentage change in the C alifornia Con s umer Price Index. Currently s uch adjustments take fnto account only 3 percent o( the consumer price lndex. The state Legislatlve A.naly1t'1 ofrice predicted that lndexil)g the penonal income lH to reflect the ftill impact of lnOation beatnnina lb the 1980-81 fiscal year would result ln a N · venue loea of '210 million. The toss esUmated for the roltowlng fiscal year would result in a rev· enue lou or '210 JniUion. The the analyat'a office aald According to Superint.eodent l"rt10~ Abbott the centers wiU be tor students who feet they need cxtr .. help and for those "the teachers feel need extra help." Trustee Helen Dille expressed l·On('ern over the containment ('enter concept s aying the cen· ters should be study ha lls and not ·"holding cells for serving time " Trustees also approved in con· cept policies that would be tied in witb grades. resulting in tower grades for chronic truants. The policies, to be written after a committee of teachers discusses them next month. also would strengthen the district's ability t.o suspend or e xpel prob· lem students. Abbott said. Trustees agreed to s pend $20.000 to institute a new com· puterized attendance reporting system to speed up procedures and locate truants more quickly Each district campus will get an extra se ven ho urs or supervision from aides. trustees voted. adding that each prin· cipal could use the extra secur1 ty as needed. Trustees balked at 's pending Sl0,000 to set up an extended school progra m for probaem youths too young to send to Win te rsburg High School, a con· tinuation school. Abbott had suggested a four hour evening program for 14. and 15·year ·olds experiencing dtf· ficult1es filling into the regular school program. Trustees said they will take another look at th1~ plan in December. The new pohc1es came from (See STUDENTS, Page A2> Skylab Pieces Found Australians Hunt Debris; Many Angered PERTH. Australia <APJ Aus tralians on a Skylab hunt !>Coop<.'<f up chunks of c harred debris on the edge of the great western desert today a fter the U.S. space station showered its red-hot pieces over southwest Australia like "a train on fire ·· While some i\ustralians piled mlo Jeeps for what could be a profitable search for Skylab's remains, othe r s fl ooded the American cons ulate here with angr y rails about the way the p I um meting spacerra rt hap pencd lo hit Australi a ··I think it stinks that they de· layed the descent for 18 minutes so it missed them and hat us.·· said one housewife in a call to a Perth newspaper. ··1 don't th.ink our so·called American allies like us very much." The U.S. space stalion ended its s ix-year odyssey at about 2 a .m . today (9 37 a.m PDT Wed· oesday) in one of the world's most desolate areas. tumbling to Earth in a spectaculetr fireworks s how in the night sky. There have been no reports of casua ltiesorpropertydamage Three men a wakened by o.1 loud boom in the remote town or Ra wlinna were among the first to report finding what appeared to be a piece or Skyl<.ib Bill Norton ~aid he and two companions s potted the six·fool ton~. three.foot·w1de cylindrical piece about six miles south or Rawhnna . which as 550 male~ cast of Perth "It took two it whee l dn ve \chicles to hetu l 1t on to tht· truile r." said Norton. d telccom mun 1cat1on~ technician Ht.• said the cylinder coatccl Bus Fares J\fay Go Up By 15 Cents Q;:~ UIOOllESIA ·~~~ ~'-NEW GUINEA •JI ~ ~ 8y KATHY CLANCY Of l1W D•tlY Pilot St41H It soon may cost as much as 50 cents rat.her than 35 cents to ride Ora nge County Transit District buses. District directors set an Aug. 20 public hearing today on a pro· posed fare increase which could take effect Sept. 9. The proposed fare hike would enable OCTD to collect 20 per· cent of its operating costs from th e farebox. Recent s tate leg1s lalion requires that the dis· trict generate at least 20 percent of its operating costs through fares in order to be eligible for slate money. ., AUSTRALIA Melbourne 0 500 ~M iles-; AP Wir•ploolo OCTD buses, which are carry· ing record passenger loads since the start of the energy crunch. arc expected to transport about 25 million passengers in the 1979·8-0 fiscal year. However. estimates prepared by distnct admiruslrators. show a fare hike to 50 cents a trip could result in the loss of about one million passenger fares this year MAP TRACES PATH OF SKYLAB IN RE-ENTRY PLUNGE Australlana Picking Up P'9ces of Charred Debris As another option, district ad· ministrators noted . a 4.0-cent rare might result in a n aMual rid ersh i p o f 24 .7 million passengers. or just 300,000 less than the estimated total if fares stayed at 35 cents. Energy Secretary Schlesinger Going? OCTO directors a year ago raised rares from 25 cents to 35 cents, the first hike m district history. Plans called for a fare in· crease of anothe r nickel this s ummer . but dire c tors postponed the hike because of in· creased riders hip during the gasoline shortage. Other Coverage Additional Huntington Beach·f'ountain Valley cov- erage appears today on Page Al6. WASHINGTON <AP l Presi- dent Carter's flurry of domestic policy conlerences is apparently d r awing t o a close a mid heightened speculation his em- battled energy secretary. James R. Schlesinger. is about to leave office. It was learned . meanwhile. that White House of(i cia ls in formally sounded the three ma · jor television networks on the possibility of obtaining air lime at 7 p.m. t'l.>T Sunday tor a presidential address. Spokesmen for NBC, CBS and ABC said today no formal re- quest had been received and they therefore could not say Queen Unhappy Prince Squires Divorcee LONDON tAP> -Prince Charles, at 30 Britain's most eligible bachelor, was reported to have a new girlfriend. And because she's a divorcee, his mother Queen Elizabeth was said to be far from pleased. William Hickey, gossip columnist in the London t abloid Daily Express, named the woman as ~year· old Jane Ward, former wife of cavalry officer Toby Ward. Hickey said she bas been acting as assistant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club, whose head· qua rte~ are only a few miles from Windsor Castle. The prince is a keen polo fan and player, and Hickey sald she met him through tbeiT mutual love of horses. ''The queen is said to be conc•med about their friendship, presumably because lt could cause pro· blems U the heir to the throne became serioulsy ln· valved with a youn.1 dhorcee,'t saJd Hickey. whether the time would be made available At the White House. deputy pre ss secrela r y C laudia Townsend declined comment. saying. "When we have an an- GASOLINE RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 no uncem e nt to m a ke. we 'll m ake it." The re were signs, loo. that a fter a week of meeting with about 130 official and unorficial ?dvisers and perhaps the most important speech of bis pres idency ahead, Carter was aboul to shake up his staff as he tries to deal with the n a tion 's economic and eneri;ly woes. The subject of Schlesinger 's departure brought a s pate of comments from While House of· ficials. none denying flatly a re· port he Is resigninlil. The Energy De partment's chier spokesman said Wednes· day evening that Schlesinger h ad not resigne d . But the spokesman. James Bishop Jr .. stopped short of denying the secretary wu being fired. White House press secretary Jody Powell said the rep<>rt was ..uninformed speculation." The Bwfalo Evening News. in a story today on Scblesloier's report4'd resignation plans, said the secretary's job has been of· fered to John B. de Butts, re- U red board chairman of American Telephone. & Tele· rraph Co. The story said de Butts hu not replJed to the report.f!d o'rer. with a fiberglass hkc :-.ubstanct·. dppearcd to have bounced a nd rolled about 600 ft.>c1 from tht: point of impart and r:imt.• lo re~t in low scrub l\nother r eporl<'d find '-'as made 400 miles to lht· <;oulhwcst. in the town of Jc•rramunguf>. wben.• an umdcnufu•tl resident broughl a eh unll. of burned fibrous material lo,, lot al poli<.·t' :-.la t1on. th1• n1·wspupl·r tht• West Austral1:m r<.'µ<H"tcd A golf l'Oursl~ µro11111hkct'P<'• in lh1.· t·oastal l•1wn ol i\lbam (See SKYLAB. J>a~•· \:!) Teen H e ld h1HB Pie r Shooting :\ ltl H•ar old Los AnJ.tt.•ll's bo; ""a~ arrested on s us p1 r 1on of murd1:r Wednesd<.iy when h1· turned over a gun pohct• oohevc was used 1n a recent Hunlmgton Beach shooting. T he youth and three other 1uvemle!. ongmall~ hact been ar rested 1n tonnec11on with the Ju ly I fatal shooting of 24·year-old Brian Owen O'Neil at the Hunt 1ngton Beach Pier. Poh<.:e> say the boy had b<·cn 1 elea~ed from Orang1..• County Juvenile llall last week The youth. police s md. went to I he pie r Wednesday afternoon with an attorney. dug up the gun C:t nd contacted polirt' The J6·ycar·old. poht'l' ~aid "as taken b<.ick lo Orangl' Coun- 1) .Juvcnill' Hall a ft er his arrest and later transferred to Orang1· County Jail Poht•c had tx•cn M'..trrhing for .1 murder weJpon In tht· shooting 'ince O'Neil .... as 'hot lhrt•t• times whale on tht· p1t.·r ""1th J (nend The \'JC't1m . pol11·t· ~C:11Cl. rt· ilortedly had beronw in vol vprJ 1r1 a fight with a tno of JU\ cnil1·~ O"Nr1l was 'hot rn the heacJ neck and 'houlckr Ill' tirt.'d f1\f' days later Fever Persis t ent WASHI NGTON </\P l Dot· tors s<iy they still don't know what 1s causing the hi gh fever that has hospitalized Charle:- Schultze . President Carter 's chief economic adviser, since July 5 A spoke~woman at Bethesda Naval Hospital said Wednesday that Schultze. 54. has had a periodic feve r as high as 104 de~rees. Or:~~-~~aM Weather La te night and ea rly morning fog a lon~ the coast , otherwise s unny with little tempe ra ture change. Lows tonight in low 60s. Highs Friday m low 70s at beaches to mid-805 inland. INSIDE TOBI\\' Orange COUflty Fair gets undenoo~ F'ridoy and Will nm through lulJI 22. For a com· plete listing o/ Frtdov '.t euents. aee Page AJ7 l•tl•x Coffee Take• 10-cenJ i/:"l!ql NEW YORK (AP) - Procter • G•m~a. Co., t.lM natloa'• Hcoed·l•r•••l rorrff router. h bootLtd the whole •le prlce or Polta~r· .-round cofff~ brands by 10 ~~nts a pound The r incinnall b• cd company 1uud Wt-dn da¥ 1h~_ pneoe for lf\>Und coffee 11 N .11 ptr llOUnci . ,.~r •Gamble uld l he hacr•aa., r Oecu a ~lttody Ml'le an lht• pt1("(" or unrout~d corr • bel\n lhnt bas P~hf'd the price Qf ~ pound of l''ol&cr's cot ft-~ up by TO N-1\b since )o'ebruary Huntington Truck er Die Afte r C r ash A Huntington Beach truck driver dioo early Wednesday U\ El Cajon of inJurles suffered whe n his traetor traile r ri~ Jacknifed and turned over on Tavern Road in Alpine Alan Paul Moses. 29, of L9022 Ma thew Circle, died at El CaJon Valley Hospital after Califomi1:1 Highway Patrol officer s and rescue workers spent 30 minutes freeing h.im from the wreckage. The truck, owned by Holliman and Son, Inc .• or Irvine, failed to slop at 5:45 a.m . Wednes day at the foot of the Tavern Road off- ramp at Interstate 8, CHP of- ficers reported. Moses was transporting a load of sh eetrock, officers said, when he fa iled to make a turn al lhe foot of the ramp. Officers said they are in· vcstigating the possibility that the rig's brakes failed Odd-even Plan Exten ded To July 24 01 angl' County Superv1s<'r), h.l\'t• t"<tcnded the e mergeney 11ctd evt.•n gas rationing plan until .luly 24 After the unanimous vote pro tonging the odd-even pla n. board m e mber Harriett Wieder ad milted she had topped off her t ank Monday at a Huntington Beach station only to realize later that Monday was an odd day while her license plate number is even ··But the gas s tation Ownf'r d1dn 't .,eem to notu:c, :.o may ht• thtngs aren"t :;o bad any more," :-;ht• nmdudcd _TUl'sday's cxtenswn wa:. the seconrt s1nee "uperv1sors ap prov1'd odd e\•cn r;1t1onmg May 8 * * Gas Shif.ting Rule Flayed SACRAMENTO (AP) The Bro wn adminis tration s ays a new feder al gasoline rule i i· lus trates "the absolute frenzy that our r egulatory system bas fallen into " Preside nt Carter 's Ene rgy Department announced the rule Wednesday. It authorizes gov· ernors to shirt gasoline supplies from service stations that shut to those that stay open. It was ado pt«.>d o n lhe eve o r a threatened s trike by some s ta- tions in De laware a nd Penn- sylvania (Rela ted story Page A4 l Gov Edmund Brown Jr. 's of· fice r e ferred r e p o rters t o Enerj!y Commisi:;ion Chairman Ri chard Maullin. who said the federal action was futile ORANGE COAST 11 F DAILY PILOT In.. O'•~(Oit\1 Qe1\y Pttot. •~"'•h"t\•'-tf't'I' tul'Wd INt ~Pt~ 1<\ (MIOl1'\Ntif bf fN" 0tf!W'O'" COtli't Put)IM1no(~n., ~,",."""'''°"'',.'" twb11,., .. ,, MonCJA• tnrouon '"<'•r tn1 ('!hrtt M4'\4t ~"'""°°" fWA<h HunttnolOf\ f't"M.h f't>vn f1unV1tlf~<t ,,..,. ...... t~"-'M" \outh(CM\I A \•f'HJlr ,~,oni.i.141dtl.., 1\ ~·\NlloG 'Alutn.twit. .tNS '-i1M-'Y" lf'Wll l'.fftnt 1~1 C1Vb'1\h1f!i0 p\ftn' ''All.JO w .... , e .. .,~,,.,..., r°''"«rMu c.oto.'"•.,._7'1 ltowt1N- Pt""'(Wli"1 •oo P\itlil1""""'" , ... 11 c.r-. "•l•Pt~~\;tnOQ.Mt-'~~ , ........ "" ... ~lllto< f....,.,.t AM""""'° M<t••Oll'q '°'"" (.ltorlet t4 Ue\ Ille'.-I'. ... II """1.,.1 ~'"'"°""'(dl\on __ ...... Wo\l0r•ll9t Cou.w, fdllOf ,.,,.. P._..4 1. KYLAB ••• wu U"8 fll"Jt to claim a rind, b~\ hi• t~ out to bl 1 bou perpetrated ln part lo '·re· tallale" ·~•lnet U.8 apace 1eleiatJ1ll • H we dtdn1t •P· Pn!Cllltil t.ben» d Uberau.b dt cidln1 to put Skytab down in Aunrall.a," Hld one of thOM In \'olved The NaUOnMI AMonau\lca lt.J\d 5 pac Admina5tnlion did not ''aim'' ~ de.11cendln1 (rat\ •t Austr•lla. but a tvmblloa maneuver mad• toward th• eftd may h»vl' ~xti·nded It.a fall far t-nou1h tu ~ach tht! conunenl & !>outhwest eorner Tht> San Frllncl~ro Ex1m1ner nr"#!\pa~r 18 otrerln(C u $10,000 rtward for lht first pJect: of ~ky lab turned In to ll, und varlou11 romm\'rC'ial outfit:. J round the world reportedly ar1• ready to pay ror ehunk:. they could sell ai. ~uveni MI NASA &pokeswom an Mar y ... ll.epatnt·k said in Was hington today tht· l>pal'e a~cnc} m1gh1 s «.> n d c x µ t' rt s t o W c i. l e r r\ Austra li:1 lo ('hl•c k o n th1· a utbent1c1ty of piece:. reportedly found Author1L1ei. e alcula tcd that most of all of the sp<Jce station's remains lunded m 1.us area cen lt>rt>d nea r Balladonia, a s parse ly populated ran ch are a 530 miles east of Perth. U.S. ortic1als estimated 20 lo 25 Lons of mclal s urvived Skylab's dismtegrat1on when 1t plunged into the Earth's a t mos phere f'ront Pa~ A I STUDENTS task forces formed at each dis- trict school. The task forces had been charged with s tudying van- dalis m. truancy a nd othe r behavior problems The task forces were formed ea rlier thi s year a fter a Westmins t er mathe m a t ies teache r told trustee~ of leac-her d isres pect. truaney. thievery a nd vandalism at her school The money for the new pro Slrams. which also include in s talling s peed humps at Ocean View High Srhool and adding an ;,il l e ndant'c cler k a l Win- t ersburg. will come from d1stricl t'ontingcncy funds, Abbott said SUCCUMBS AT 73 0 . W. 'Otck' Richard Benefactor Richard Dies at 73 0 W "Dick" Rithard. the former Newport Beach market o wner and long-time civ1e ac- tl v i s t died today al Hoag Memorial Hospital at age 73. Mr Richard, who had lived in the beach city for 36 years, had sold the two markets that bore his na me three years ago Al the time of his death he was vice pres ident of t h e Ba nk of Newport. The list of civic organizations that he led or founded is lengthy and includes lhe Orange County Philharmonic Society. Big Brothers of Orange County, the Orange Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Goodwill and the Boys a nd Girls Clubs of the Harbor Are a. He was a past president of the N<'wport llarbor Area Chamber of Commerce and the Newport Oeach United Fund. Mr. Richard was also <1n ac live fin<tnci a l s upporlcr of Republi can eand1datC!> and causes Private funeral ser vice), are p ending at Pac 1f1 t• Vi e w Mortuarv. Tht• family sug~ests m emorial eontributtons to the Orange Em p1rc CounC'1l of the Roy Scouts of Am erica or to Big Brothers or Orange Countv Vatican Silent On Pope's Visit VATICAN CITY <A P> The Vatican ma intained silence to day on mounting speculation tha t Pope J ohn Paul I( will !ravel to the United Sta tei. in the rail The pope , who h as visited Mexico and his native Poland this year, has public ly indicated his interest in going t o New York for the U.N. General Assembly session. But U.S. offic ials say they have no confirmation from the Vatican of such a tnp. For reasons of security, the Vatican oft.en withholds announ· cements of papal trips until a fe w weeks beforehand. <..:on · flrmation of the visit to Poland was delayed because of delicate negotiations with the Warsaw governmem over the taming. ln add1t1on to the United S tates, there hai. been s~cula lion about upcoming papal tnps lo Ireland. Austria and Zaire this year Our Sundav Visito r. a Roman Catholi c wee kly ne w s paper publis hed in Huntington. Ind., said in an artielc las t month that plans for the pope's U .S. vis it called for an address to the Gene r al Assembly a nd a na- tionwide tour. The newspaper s aid likely s tops on tho to ur included Washington, Pbtladelphia. Detroit. Chicago, Los Ang«{les a nd San f''raoc1sco. Tht> only other P<>SX' lo visit the United Statt>s wus lhc late Paul VI, who s poke to the General As- 11em bly in October 1965. hut who limited his v1:.1t lo Nl'W York City Tributes to Duke Still Pouring In By CYNTHlA KADONGA AU«MI ... Pr.,1 Wrll•r One month after lhe death of legendary m ovie great John Wayne. tributes continue to pour in and fans continue to mourn his loss. More than 4,600 contributions have been made to the cancer fund estabUshed in his honor and flower·bearing fans have flocked to Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar. where he is buried. The Orange County Board of Supervisors has voted to erect a statue Of the star at the COW\ty airport renamed in his honor. After numerous battles against lhe disease, Wayne, a long-Ume Newport Beach resi· dent, died of cancer at UCLA Medical Center on June 11 al age 72. Slnce then, more than 4,600 fans "from every st.ate in the na- tion and every country in the world" have con tributed to the cancer fund set up ln bis name al t he facility. oWcials said Wednesday. They would not, however, d18· c lose the exact amount col· lected. "Bii boxes full or contrtbu· lion• have been coming ln every day, and tour extra people were hired to help process them," UCLA apokeawornan Hali Wlckner aatd. t "'--·----- Other fans dally s tream through Pacific View Memorial Park where Wayne was buried in an unmarked grave June 15. A spokesman for Pacific View said he had no estimate of how many visitors had come because of the actor. but added that many of them ··want to see the pretty place whe re John Wayne is buried." A group of eight to 10 donors led by mobile home park de· veloper Bruce Knott have raised money for the airport statue, whi c h is expected to cos t between $25,000 to $50,000. One of two American artists will be hired to scuJpt the memorial, Knott said. Other tributes include four books about the actor: • John Wayne: The Actor, the Man," by George Bishop; "John Wayne: A Tribute," by Norm Goldstein and The Associated Press; "Duke: The John Wayne Album," by John Boswell and David Fisher ; and "Shoot.lng Star," by Maurtce Zolotow. 2nd Casino Opens ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . (AP> Caesars' Boardwalk Regency, this resort's second legal cutno, wiJi open Friday momlne wtth six more table games ror the run 11111 aambllna hours. Designing Of Pylon Defended W ASHINGTON CAP> -A s pokesman for M c Donne l I Douglas Corp. loday defended the design of the DC· 10 engine pylon, and said a crack ro und on the plane that crashed in Chkago occurred when lhe craft was out of service . John Brizendine. an official of the DC·lO's manufacturer, told a Senate Commerce aviation sub· committee the 10Jh.1nch crack on the Ame rican Airlines plane that crashed May_ 2S with a loss NO GROUNDINGS OF747s-A4 o( 213 l.Jves "COUid only have oc- c urred when the pylon and wing were not connected and the aircraft was not in service " Br izendine strong ly implied but did not say directly that the crack was the result of main· tenance p errormed by an American Airlmes crew. Officials o f the Nationa l Trans portation Safely Board told the subcommittee Wednes day the crack occurred during maintenance. Brizendine said tests since the c r ash "h ave proved t hat the OC-lO's engine support p ylon . is a good design and a goo<l s tructure that performs as wt• originally intended .. But Donald J . Lloyd.Jones. a vice president at Americ an Airlines, said there 1s no proof the crack on lhe ill ·fatcd plam· resulte d from faulty m a in tenance work. "It may be that we did cause the crack,·· Lloyd.J ones said "lt also may be that the ex· islence of shims . _ . created an interference fit that made the creation of a crack inevitable. no matter what procedure wai. used " The a irline s pokesman said the Chicago plane ha d three s hims inserted at the time of manufacture in the area of lhC' crack. A s him 1s a s ma ll metal filler used to correct for a m1s a lignment of parts. Lloyd·.lones ~aid his compan~ .. feels that 'lhe pre s enc<· of such a shim raises questions whether the aft bulkhead on the accid~nt air crart was w1th1n MC'Oonndl DOU#!las' own tolerances ' Services Set For Traffic Victim, 9 Me morial services will be held Sa turday at Wes tmins t er Memorial P ark for Donald Ken- neth Haney, a 9-year -old Hunt- ington Beach boy who died Tues day of injuries he s uffered 1n ~ weekend traffi c accident. Services will begin at 10·30 a . m at the m e m orial pa rk chapel with private buria l to follow. The youngster died at Pacifica Community Hospital. He was knoc ked off his bicycle last Saturday by a car at the in- tersection of Wa rner Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. The drive r of the car, a 21·year -old La Puente m an wasn't held. The dead boy is survived by his pare nts, Theodore and Sylvia. O•HY P.i°' P'?lo'f• CYt tif'1ll14tn HOdo+ FIREFIGHTERS WATCH FLAMES CLIMB HILLSIDE Firemen Set Backfires on Laguna Canyon Road Blaze Said A rso n In Laguna Canyon By STEVE MITCH ELL 04 IM OA•IY Pilot Sl~lt County fire crews were still mopping up hot spots today m th e afte rmath of <t 75-acre hills ide fi re above Laguna C'an- yon Road that pohee belu:vc ~a~ intentionally S('l More t h an 250 f1rt-f1ghtl'r" from Laguna Rcaeh, the• count) and the Sl ate Depa rt mcnt of Forestr}' hattled the '>lUbborn bla?.e . fueled by dry bru"h on th1• wes t s 1dt.' of Lagunj Canyon Road T hey '""ere aided by four air lanker-. that droppt>d tun~ 11f -Firetrol a cht·mttal rt·tar<J.inl lnat roat' th1· brush on th•· ft rt <ts 11 JTIO\ c•d tr>" drrt J ridgehne across the street from the Laguna Beach Lum her Com pany. W1tnesst•s at thr lumtwr com pany s aid lht'y !>:J~ a blue vi.in with Mi chiga n hceni.e platel> pull off the side or thr road s hortly before 4 p m An oecupirnt or th1> ('ar got out and set off a bot tlerockt•f into lht· ctn hrus h hl'f11rc• t•ll mt11ni:: h<ll'k ·inlo t h1 •:t•h It'll' Police arson inv1·~ug..it11r :vl1k1· Davis said he ha), ~ood lead-. in thP arson prohe. acld1n~ pol1C·1· ar <> st.'t'king tht.• \'an and •l.s ocru pant~ to<lay "We beh l•v1.• lh•• pa rl1es responsible mtt·ntionall> set the flrt>." Davis ~aid It look fire crew-. and more than lOO inma tes from the Norco men ·s institute nearly f1 ve ho urs to bring the fire under control One inmate, Conrad M Ulpt'Z. 38, was mJured when a bulldoi.er making a fire trail 50 feet above him dis lodged a large roc k which fell down and penetrated his helmet. lie wal> ru~hcd to Sadrth•har~ Com mun1ly lfosp1tal ~ h('n· h· received '>lll<:hes for w1111nnded to the I p rn f 111· v..1t 11 :! 1 b r u" h •• n ~ I II •• ~ l h I ,. I bullrton•r., e1l!ht fl.ind <·1 ('W" "'" f11ur 111r tankt-rs lr11m 1tw th.1 ;-11r .1t1~H·k i·i·nt1·r 111 I 11•1111'\ ... tat< IJ~·r alccl f.w1lll\ (' d n ~ I t n r I''' I f •. II I ., . •• I t f1•-.1 1 \ alg111·r..., and llu:.11W!->:-. pt·11 ph• hnt'<i l':.in\ on Road 11..1:-.l s ou\t of lh1· fin· \\1·1lr11•,d,I\ .1f11·ns•1<1• c·h.-ertnl! on llw .111 t ank1·1-. w th•\ d1pJ)4•tl tl11v..11 into lh1· 1•,11 }Oil with thl·1r chcm11 .ii n•ta1 d:.int Hut pohrc: had trouhl1· ~111, ahout 100 <.p<>1·tator.., who hr1t•rf .1 ridg1• oprx>!->lll' the ftn· 1n th1-T111 11f th(• World nt•1µhhorhood 111 Laguna Bc..i,·h to ~ atch th1· h1 ,. fl~ht rng t'ffort f1n• Mar~hal .l,1mt-'> P r•'": 111 '-'.llcl h1· had tc1 (',tll pul1tT lo 11 n1t1\ • ,111•tl .1 t11r' ~ 111• 1..:11ot1 I lh1 Iii• lrl''"JIJ~"lrll' s1gr1:-. .. 1 t ht nor1 h end of ,\ lta J.;1gun.1 Bo11h•\ .1rd l'ol1t•1· 1'> .... Ut'(I ('Jl .1 lt0 n~ tu s1•q •ral of t ht· s pt:l'tator:. when they refused lo lt.'aVl' the arf'.1 Down in tht• ranyon. fi re <'rC'"" ~curried to ~tart a b<1ckf1n· th 1ng <Jcel) lenc tore hes and flan·' to set lh1• dry brush on fire nca1 the road~<JY Huge clouds of black s moke bril'fly blocked out the sun a~ e mployel'S of the lumber l'Offi pany bwlt ramps for fire hoses ac-ross the canyon road. OFFSHORE . or . QUIKSILVER • HOBIE . SURFLI(\[. PUA . STUBBI E~· WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG NEWPORT SURF AND SPORT ) MEN'S, WOMl::N'S & BOYS' SWIMWto:AR •• Store2 2101/2 M ... H A o . lalboa llfaftd 673-7126 I 0 o.-...t ,.M. dolly \ CALIFORNIA State Justice Hit Clark Rapped in Tanner Probe SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -· Share eonhocatatloa cT"ept lnto "" Callromia Supreme Cow1 )robe u Jua\l~ WUliam Clan Wal a~ ol havln• "painted tbe thief JusUce c Roee Bl rd> ln • falte lllbt." Attorney Harry Oe1'1onna lVednelfty olalmed c1 ... tr bad cl one tbla "by d ealtn or otlltrwiae" ln bia rtve di.>" of testimony which ended earlier lhta week. DeUionna mode the commtnl to lbt Commlsalon on Judicial Ptrformance whlch Is problnw court leaka and alle1aUons th»\ 11ome controversta• del'i11lon11 were delayed to protect Ma. 8lrd ln her quest for conflrmaUon by voters lut Nov. 7. She nurowly won that cooflrmalion Nixon Leaves Today For Visit to Shah Former President Naxoo planned to leave his San Clemente seaside estate tonight-probably by treltcopter-and go to Tt juana, on the first leg of a JOUmey to visit the shah of Iran Airline officials said that m TtJuana, Nixon would board a con· troversial OC-10 jetliner headed toward Mexico City. "The reservations were made through Aeromexico1" said Bud Lewis, president of the LeWlS Co. in LOs Angeles, which handles public relations for the airline. Aeromexico's office in Tijuana also confirmed the arrangements Wednesday LEWIS SA.ID THE former chief executive wiU depart from the border city at 7:55 p.m. with a party or 14 people. The flight is due to land in Mexico City at 11 : 30 p. m. Reports from Tijuana said Nixon would arrive by helicopter and that this would be his second trip to the border city this year. His first one was J an. 10 for a luncheon. The visit was not expected to be a long one, since Nixon has scheduled a party at his home here Sundav for several of the nation's astronauts. The party will be ihe last ·major event in the estate that once served as the Western While House. Nixon has sold the beacbfront prope rty to three Newport Beach businessm en. TOE TIJ UANA AIKPURT spokesman who asked not to be identified said security for the flight was being coordinated with the United States Secret Service. which still guards Nixon, but declined to say what specific arrangements were planned. Nixon had originally planned to travel to Mexico on Western Airlines, but a Western spokesman said some 200 Mexican ground crew workers went on strike July l and the airline has since been unable to operate in Mexico. Delizonnu, who asked the court for la chance lo cross - t.< x am In~ Clark . later told n"wamen he-questioned the tone and characterizatioo.s in Clark's tcstlmony about conversations "nd meetings with Ms. Bird. The cross-examination r e- quest was taken under sub- mission Clark too. took a swipe by contencllng "another justice, or at Jeasl her lawyers. are at· tempting t.o turn this into an ad- versary proceeding." HE' SAID be bad cooperated in the public probe despite bis "grave reservations" as to i~ cons titutionality. and he and his st a(f ronsidered themselves as .. witnesses. not litigants or ad· versaries." The justice testified earlier that two pages of a Los Angeles Times story draft the writer left him after agreemg it was inac- curate are missing. He said if he must face cross- ex am ination. he wanted the chief Justice, -"er attorneys and staff t.o be questioned on their knowledge of the missing docu- ments. A Los Angeles Times s tory publis hed on election day said the court had earlier reached a 4·3 decision in the Tanner case. The ruling permitted judges to grant probation despite a law re- quiring prison terms for persons using a gun in the commission of a crime. T H E STORY said the high court delayed its filing because it might influence voters. It further claimed two justices. neither named. had confirmed this. Ms. Bird sided with the ma- jority in the ruling. Sex Swingers Free ,Ruling Dis appoints Police HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Police say a decision by the City Attorney's of- fice that it probably will not pros· ecute 15 persons arrested at Plato's Retreat West on lewd conduct charges was "disappointing. but not s urprising." City Attorney Burt Pines con- t ended Wednesday that Plato·s Retreat was "semi-private" and that visitors were not offended by the club's group seJC &000 A rre• Burn By The Associated Press Firefighters began clean-up opera- tions today in the wake of brush fires that charred almost 8,000 acres of Southern California terrain and destroyed four homes. The homes were lost in a 6.000-acre fire in San Be rnardino County's Lucerne Valley. The blaze was con- t r olled We d nesday, CalHor;ua Department of Forestry authorities said S'*'fl Fine • Ea 11ed LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Air Quality Management DistMcl says 165 Southern California firms ac- cused of breaking pollution-reducing Jaws during three predicted second· Dtl~t~ (.___·~-~_TE_] stage smog alerts last month will not b<' prosecuted. Rut the AQM D said Wednesday it will prosecute 15 companies that did not reduce emissions as they should have during the alerts Odd-e"en E nd Asked? SAN JOSE CAP> -Allocation of gasoline by odd-even days is no l o n ger n eed ed and s hould be abolis hed, says Paul Hay, director of the Santa Clara County Service Sta- tion Dealers Association. Hay told the county Board or Supervisors Wednesday night that oil companies feel July represenLc; thf' low point in gasoline deliveries and things will improve in August. Dogs Kill S h eep LOS ANGELES CAP) -Packs of neighborhood dogs have been killing and injuring sheep in pens at Pierce College in Woodland Hills for nearly five months, according to Mary Ashton, the school's farm manager. GOURMET MARKET (Market Street) TOP QUALITY MEATS Delaney's features prime or top choice beef. aged to perf~tion for al least. 40 days. QuestionS? Just ask one oC our real live meat men -they will gladly help. =·i'i::'Bar-8-QQkken .... J.98 lb. WINE CELLAR lto*M,......•Ule-) Wllcomia Cltedclar Cheese ... 1. 98 lb. All Otcar Ma1er Franks ..... 1 .89 Jb. Delaney's gourmet wine cellar is Just run- ning over with ba rgains -for you gin & tonic or M artini lovers. Beeleater·s Gin (I. 75 Uter> J5.9t + lax. ....., .• o.. 89 Creamed Spiaacb .. .. . .. . . .. .. . C pt. DELANEY BROS. FISH DllaNr'• ...-_.,...tell*. 11 .,,~ llJ IM~·--·• '*9 wtla o.1_,. .. fo. tz Jll,.._ If ,.. ........... I .... llelt lllolll • """ .... 00' .,..ill1. 00' ...... ,._,.. ... rtaln ......... IAIMOO'Mo---. O•••·&e•4J F realll Boaeleaa ld•ll• T rHt Started Wltb Deluey'• lpedal c, ... .......,. ..... .1.49 .... Allo In Our Seafood Dept. -Frelh-Loc•l Sworclflah, FUet of Soi.. Red Sna~r. Rock Cod, Sand Dabt and S.Jrnon. FRa H PRODUCE Our produce man. Abe, has done It again. Just look! ;:;.;~....... .. .. 59C ... ~t':'0:~~~ ........ 39C .. s.-. .... ,... 49c NeetariDet ........... 1 • rii:t:rle. .......... 1.09 ...... ~-::un::.~ ........ 39.c .. Opell Dally M • CtoHcl Sunday mt Newport Blvcl., Newport Beach 173·$520 I . -nu.ct.y. July 12. 1979 Gnn111ut e r Blue s DAIL v PILOT AS Budget Approval Blocked SACRAMENTO (AP > - California remained without a state budget t.oday. l2 days into the new fiscal year, after As· sem bly Re publicans blocked what they called a ''bloated" Sl6.6 bill.ion budget. The spending bill was defeated late Wednesday night on a 49-24 Assembly roll call a fter the Republican minonty refused in a six-hour standorr to com promise demands to trim the budget. The bill needed S4 votes. BUT ASSEMBLYMAN Daruel Boatwright . D -Concord, chairman of the committee that wrote the proposed s pending plan for the 1979·80 fiscal year, immediately announced that he would ask for another vote today on the budget bill. If that move fail s. th e Le~tslalure must name a new Senate ·Assembly committee to rewrite tht.' budget and try again for approval of both houses. TfJF. DEFEl\T•~D bill was $654 million more than the Democratl<.' governor requested, and SI 3 billwn. or 8.5 percPnl. more than !>pendin ~ in the past year Traffic was heavy on the Gold en Gate Bridge Wednesday as Marin and Sonoma counties commuters had to drive to their jobs in San Francisco. Bus mechanics a nd dnver~ for the Golden Gate Bridge Transit District honored picket lines . The district buses usually carry 11.000 com- muters per day across the bridge. Another strike has idled ferry service and workers for Bay Area Rapid Transit are threatening to strike Rrown has pledged to use his vl•to to make substantial t'Ub, purt1cularly m 14 5 percent pay ra1~es for state ~mployees. and tht· Re publican leader or th<' SPnatc, Wtlllam Campbell of Ha - l'IC'nda Height~ .... upported the budget bill. 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C.M 556-0611 •. 8 11/F Editori I P Robert N Weed/Publisher Thomas KeeviltEdlte>t Orange Coast Daily Piiot a ag.e _________ T·h·U·tad-•y •.• Ju·l·y .'2 ••• •.91·9·--------·B·a·rba-r·a·l(·r·e·lb·lc·h·/·E·d·lt·o·rl·a·I ·P·age-·E·d·lto·r-- DriDking Laws Confuse Public HunUnaton Beacb poUre employed new Jaw and order tactics t the ~ity beach July 4 and 90 persons sot lhe message and a n ight m jall. Police said the idea was to 10 heavy on the arrests a nd let people know that the area around lhe pier lS not a playground ror t roubl maken Forces w re more lhan doubled what they ha vtt been ln tht• pas t nt•ar·nol la t year involving pobte with July .ath m._.rrym kcrs prompted this year's .:et-tough urtion AILhough poht>-c m adt> arrests by the doien there was little vlult..•nc.•e Pollet.· said uu~ was duti to their strenglh in numbt.•r., Whtie the pohce action as t"Ommenduble. If an fact tt did decreu:;e problems., 1t potnts up another problom that needs atte ntion. Tht> rnajor1 l y of arrtsts police say was fo r con s umption or ulcoho ltc beverages on city sands. Drinking. however. 1s allowed on the state beach-which begins just a block north of the pier lt is hard to imagine that the average Huntingt on Beach visitor 1s going to know where th1~ cut orr line !Jes and wher e he can and cannot drink. Jt seems that either through better posting or a uniform alcohol code between the state and the city, this poUcing problem could be reduced. Keeping the Spirit There was a different twist to this year 's Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade-the 75th in the cit y's his tory. Many of the cit izens who turned out to watch the event could take pride in the fact that they helped make it happen by way of their contributions. It wasn 't that simple in the past. Many locals can rem ember fights in city hall when city revenues approaching the $50.000 mark were being pumped into the event. Last year it was $24.000. Proposition 13 ended a ll that. of course, and there was a nice touch of irony to see Howard J a rvis sipping a beer while riding up Main Street during the parade. He's made his point. at least as far as civic parades go. The people wanted it, they paid for it. and it came off nicely. With continued help from the city's Special Events Committee. which did a st e llar s uppo rt drive. the parade will continue to flourish in the true spirit of Independence Day. Fair Share Needed The Teen Help· Youth Service Bureau. based m l''ountain Valley but also servicing many youths and parents in Westminster and Huntington Beach, is in financial trouble. City officials in Fountam Valley have decided not . to cont'ribute about $30,000 in city revenues to the center for next fiscal year. That's because the center has expande d its intervention counseling outside the Fountain Valley city limits to high schools in the neighboring cities. It seems only fair t hat the other cities would kick in their fai r shares. but so far there's been ple nty of praise and no cash. City oWcials in Westminster and Huntington Beach should reconsider their lack of action on a joint funding agreement to keep the teen center operating efficiently. And perhaps it is time t hat trustees of school dist ricts that utilize teen center counselors consider more than moral s upport and use of school facilities. To do otherwise would m ean severe cutbacks in service for a center that fun cti ons as an a nti-delimtuency service before youths become involved in situalions tha t call for law enforcement intervention. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those o f the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this. page are those of lhe1r authors and artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P o. Sox 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71 4) 642~4321 . Boyd I Sleepware ByL.M.BOYD Computerized pollst ers tracked down 1,500 wives who had been m a rried three years or less. and asked them if they preferred their hu sba nds to s l eep i n sleepwear or in the nude. The majority said in the nude. Those pollsters then asked 1,500 husbands who had ~n m arried three years or less if they preferred their wives to sleep in sleepwear or the nude. The m ajority said in s leepwear. Our Love and War man does not know what to make of this. He's baffled. Forty-six percent ot lhe ·people who die in any given year do so within three months after their birthdays. OnJy 6 percent die in the three monlbs before their' birthdays. Dear Gloomy Gu I have a feeling thOfie yelllnc loudest for more lr&lm and public tranalt will be the firtt back ln their cars if the , .. pinch Jooeem up. E. 8. A. The topless scene in motion pictures goes back quite a way. Seasoned Citizens may recall the 1932 film "Tar um, The Ape Man" with J ohnny Weissmuller as Tarzan and Maureen O'Sullivan as Jane. In a brief underwater swim· ming scene, Jane swam top- less. Q. Has any Soviet leader removed from office ever re· turned to power? A. Not a one. So frequently did the great Albert Eins t ein a bs ent· mindedly walk int o somebody else's house in- s tead or his own at Princeton that his wile bad their front door painted bright red to tip him off every day that he was al the right place. The swirl on the shell or an eastbound s na il is on its s outhe rly s ide . In o the r words, ils s he ll c ur ls clockwise. Q. How long does the effect or caffeine ln a cup or coffee last in my body? A. Figure three and a half hours. Q. What bas risen most In vafue over the Jaat 10 years -diamonds, gold OT art? A . Anllque Chtoese ceramics merit that dlatiDc· Uon. They've climbed In worth by lt percent a )'eat. Gold has rfaen 16 percent a year. Di.monds have rone up 12 perceat a year. ZebrN, too. sleep 1tandln.I u_p. t Jock A.nder8on Carter Pockets Expense Money WASH! NG TON -Jimmy Cartfr promtsed the volcr11 he would ferret out government waat<-and improper use of the taxpityers ' money But in his scurch for misused funds, our mtlhonulre c hief executive railed to look in the handiest hid Ing place of a ll bis own pocket Vunng Ill:, fi rst two years in otft<'e. the parsimonious presi· dent spent on I y o n e seventh of his $50.000 annual expen se al lowance But instea d of turning the two-year total of $85.727 left over back to the Treasury. Carter put the money in h1 1> personal bank account. There's nothing illegal about 1t lndeed. the practice has been sa nctified by tradition in the 30 years of presidential walking· around money. Carter's pre· decessors in the White House didn 't turn their leftover al· lowance back, either. Mailbox ln Cacl. Richard Nixon, with his usual n air ror imaginative 1ncome·lax calC\llalions, tried to stretch the taxable expense al· lowan('C by claiming deprecia · tion on White House furniture as a deduction The Internal Revenue Service disallowed tt. The unus u a l thing about Carter's expense money is how little or 1l he manages to use each year. The purpose of the $50,000 a llowance was to spare presidents from having to pay unofficial costs of the presidency out of their own pockets. Former President Herbert Hoover estimated that ·•the mimmum cos t to the pres i dent is somewhere between $25,000 and $35.000 a year of conducting the White House in such a fashion as 1l s hould be conducted " Thal was 30 years ugo. when 1t cost a mere three el'nl!> lo m<ttl u first dass tcver. VET Wt: llAVF. learned. with the help of Jesse Sterns of the Sterns News Service. that Pres1· denl Carter spent JUSt $1, 108 52 of his $.50.000 allowance 10 1977. and $13.165 last y1•:Jr lo fa ct, JRS may disallow $12. ll l of the I 1978 "business expenses," which went for staff parties and recep- tions. <The remaining $1,054 was spent for meals, girts and mlS· cellaneous expenses.> In contrast to Numero Uno. Vice President Walter Mondale scrupulously returns the unspent portion of his modest $10,000 al· lowance In 1977 he turned back $4,934 ; last year he gave the Treasury $.5, 180. While the $85,727 unspent pres- idential allowance is peanuts, the American public might be forgiven for expecting Carter, t he born-again c rusade r for truth. beauty and economy. to set an exampl e for the bureaucratic spenders he cam. pa1gned against. We asked Robert Lispshutz. 1 he president's counsel, why Carter didn't return his leftover t::<pe n se mone y to the Trt!asury. "It's neither expected nor reqwred," Lips hutz said, ad ding that neither he nor Carter (•vcn considered such a step. He :.. ho !tugges ted we read the legislative history of the bill lo gel a better understanding of its purpost•. Maybe Lipshutt would benefit · from his own suggestion. Ir there's one thing the con- gressional debate of 1949 makes clear, it is that there was serious concern over the possibility that a president would s imply use the $50,000 as additional salar y. "THE REAL RVB,'' said the Senate's resident moralist, W ay n e M orse, t h e n a Republican, of Oregon, "is that this entire expense proposal is but a subterfuge for hiding the real intent or the bill. namely to increase the president's salary another $50,000 and call it an ex· pense account. It is an immoral principle." At one point. Republican Sen Eugene Millikin of Colorado, who sought to overcome this ob- jection by requiring a president to certify that the money was ac- tually used for expenses. was asked what would happen to any unused portion of the $50,000. SEVERAL me m bers or Con gress s potted the s ame sneak attack on the Teasury that Morse had. They noted that lf the SS0,000 were made tax. exempt, as originally proposed, 1t would be worth up to $200,000. Co upled with the salary raise in the same bill -from $75,000 to $100,000 1t would mean that the president wai. being voted a salary of about $300,000 a year. Two years later, the tax. t•xempt status or the expense al· lowancr was removed. But un less onl' believes that Congress was deliberately trying to de- ceive the· public.· by calling a s a lary raise an expense al- lo wanC'e. the .. intent" that is so important lO L1ps hutz seems 10 argue an fa vor of g1vmg back any unused funds. How does Carter keep h1!> c>..· penses down so low .' Well, he prevails on businessmen to pick up the tab for "private" partte'>. .ind ht· gets the Democratic No l1on3l Comm1tte(• to pay for hi!> Christmas card-; a $50.001) item last \Car In tht .. ahs enc(' or {'Xpltcll IP~1slat1on requmng the· return of un used expcnsl' money. only .1 president·, personal moral codt· can d1ctatt• v.hat he does with th(> !>Urplus Jimmy Carter 's code tells him Take the money and run. S&L Buildings Look Like Cathedrals To the Editor· The best evidence that the saving public is bem g underpaid in interest on its savings 1s the proliferation or unneeded ex· pensive savin gs and loan cathedral-Ukc office buildings 1n the county. You deposit your money and r eceive only 51h per· cent interest on your savings. but if you wish to secure a loan to buy a home you are charged from 10 percent to 12 percent in· terest. a mark·UP of 100 percent to 118 percent. If you ask the S&L people why, the answer is: "That's aU the law allows us to pay." WeH. if that is the law. then I agree with Mr. Bumble· ·'The law is a ass. a idiot." and it clis· criminates against people who need housing. Jn no other business does the law require that the seller make 100 percent to 118 percent profit on his sales. In former limes the inte rest S&Ls paid depositors on deposits was as low as 4 percent, and you could get a loan on your home for 6 percent. a spread of only 2 percent. Now the spread is more like 61!.r percent. Cl know: I was offered a 6 percent loan by Mutual.) No wonder t,he S&Ls have so mu c h money lo spend on monumental and supernuous of· fices. Who is paying for these? -the small savers receiving the paltry 5'h percent while the gov· e rnment encourages this pro- fiteering and profligate office- building sprei!. FRANK KLOCK fi'onda'• Man To the Editor: It appalls me that Governor Brown is contemplating appoint· ing Edison Miller lo the post of supe rvisor in Orange County. replacing the d eposed Ralph Diedrich. Not only is he un· qualified for the position. h'is af· fiJiatlon with Tom Hayden's in· famous CED. "an alternate structure" replacing American capltallsm, lt wm be lhe (lnal blow to the voters' trust in their poliOcal elect.ees. Hayden's wtte. Jane Fonda, on a recent fund raising venture for CED in i..auna Beach, prom· li ed btt audience that she, her husband and their cohorts plaued to uae Influence and money lo back cand.idatn (or Oran1e County clt.y counclla and bo.,da of supervtaors. II Ed1aon Miller Is appohtted to tbe board, l suueat the "llJt" • was completed before Miss Fon· da left the county I a lso suggest that Governor Brown had best consider the needs of the Orange County populace before dispcrs· ing political f:.tvors to un· quuhficd and unwanted appoin tet•s. MARY 0 MOORE Public Exf. orf. ion To the Editor: Ralph Diedrich has been con· victed of demanding a pay·orf in exchange for a land use ap· proval. Whal the Third District Supervisor ::i llegedly d id was reprehensible. But he is not alone. There are others guilty of the same cnme who are still at large. No property owner should ever be subjected lo extortion. Obviously, it is in the public in· terest for government to do all in its power to prevent 1l. Extor· lion in land use proceedings 1s wrong. U nless, or course. the extor· tion is openly committed by gov· ernment itself. T hen it is all right, because it has the sanction of law and is done in the public interest. So we can a ll applaud. Extortion? By government" YES INDEED. Only it isn·t. of course. called extortion. When it occurs. it is called an "exac- tion." It happens almost every day in aJmost every jurisdiction. and it happens in many ways. A property owner is told that his plans for a particular land use will not be approved unless he : C 1) Hands over to the public agency bundles of cash known as "in-lieu" fees; or Punch <21 Turns over lo the public agency si7.ablc chunks of land known <\S "dcd1catJons ··. or (3) Agrees to Cinanl·c. partial· ly or totally, publie 1mpron" menls that may or may not tw needed by or of any value to hts proJect. or I 4 > Changes his plans so lhey conform to special sociological. C1es thet1c or economic interests of the homeowners 1n the t!XISl mg commun1t}: or t 5 > Assents -as 1r he had any choice -to any combmation of the above. THESE exactions. which seem to prolilerate like wire hangers in a closet. are rarely protested by anyone but the land use appb· cant who is being strong-armed. Special interest groups amon~ us encourage this kind or extor lion in the name of their green belt, the environment or simply to keep more new people out. The general public condones it, even though it adds tremendous· ly to the cost of new homes and new places to work and s hop. Technically and legally. they do not constitute extortion. They are exactions -things of value exacted from applicants in ex· change for land use permits of one kind or another . This is the way that government demands, and gets, its pay-off. In the public interest. and with the public's ap· proval. And the public that de· mands it and the public that con· dones it are guilty of aiding and abetting it. What Ralph Diedrich was ac· cused of doing merely carried the process one private step further. The government. the publi c. got nothing out of it. "I hace Thursdays. It's always Conaequencea." That'!-the difference. That, and lht• way you ~pell it. G.W. FERGUSON J\oi#e Control To lhL· Editor: It "as almo:-.t laughable to read that the Costa Mesa City Council is concerned about noise and a ir pollution from a pro· posed 19th Street bridge over the Santa Ana River. I have begged our city officials to show some concern for the excessive noise caused by lhc Adams Avenue ..speedway" and I have ~n given more excuses than l could t'Ver relate in one lette r. One of the more ridiculous being that when the bridge construction was completed the noise level would drop. Wrong ... it's worse than ever• After doing a little research. I learned that different types of street resurfacing can drop the noise level. One of our traffic engineers had never heard of this. The City of Seal Beach ap- plied for, and got. a federal grant for a noise barrier along the San Diego Freeway for its residents. Our city does n't like large block walls. A reduction or the 50 MPH speed limit. with en· forcement. would decrease the noise level. Supposedly, the .. s peed trap law .. doesn't allow this. Perha ps a posted speed limit of 40 MPH with enforce· m ent at SO MPH would s low many of the drivers down and the reby help decrease some of the noise. Whal it all boils down lo, ls no c ity official is unfortunate enough to live within cl~e ear rang~ of the Ada ms Freeway so they are indifferent or oblivious to the constant noise and air pollution imposed upon residents in th~ a rea. We need 19th Street cut. through to Huntington Beach so traffic and pollution can be dis· tributed a little more evenly. The Costa Mesa General Plan written in 1970 s tates that lhe Ci· ty needs more Santa Ana River crossings . That was nine yea"' ago. Need I say more? SHARRAN RENNA • IAfltrs from readerr ort witkomt. The Tight to condense ldfera Co fU ,,,ace nr eltmmott llt>el ta r~ 1Attu1 of 300 words or leu wW be giun preference All ldrtr• l'IWll fn. cluck ngnolurt and moiling adcfru1 but "°"'" mo~ ~ wif hhrid Oft ,,.. qw1t if ruf/lclenl raicuon ila11p•Hllt. Poftrv wtU noc ~ p11~ ' ) . r 'Vet.U Summtr Sale 30fo -50% off Rob-is, ki3Q.ricr, ~ f)c.. £Off 'Bras Broko.n siz.a.s a.nd bisconlinuq,d slyles SALE ENOS JULY 14 Are You Ready For Summer? · Let one of our designers help you find your own personal style. 1120 IRVINE BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH . 642-8484 ... fl.Jn~ Amw1c Jrd Westcliff Pl.au I\ l.ntcr Clkll>'" io2g Irvine. Newport Beach. CJl1f. Phom: o..t.!-70o l OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS ...... .,.,._..,._. _ _..,._ ,.,.-.-.......... _. .. -·~· Thurld9y, Juty 12. \979 DAILY PtLOT A J 5 ad.das. ~a..; I -·- meets the challenge IOSZ lrYiM An. WHtcliff P'hDo - classics with adidas·~-,; ) AJ• ONI. V PILOT s Tt,urtdey. July 12. 1m ' i I . .. tl•teto• Plan ; Par.k Neighbor I Fig~~~sv~~':!'ers °'_ .... , .......... A HunUn&1on Beach woman who U vet near Cen tral Park clalm• ah 'll not to keep t"e tlty's ..... eat park for Jo11ert ana nature &overt but not tor hellcopten J eanne ColHniL a frequent crlHc or Pilot.a and airport.ll, .. ya a plan to build a pollc.i h•liport In a aouth part of the park "stink s " .. PilllS AaE roa St:aF.Nrn'," says the HuotiJli1,oo BeMch resident who lul year helped defeat a proposal lo build a skateboard stadium aod ramp In the p1ttk "A park ls supP')St'd to be a place when! you can get away from lhanas like 001se, cars and helicopters " The City Counc II r ecently told Vince Moorehouse. dir~t.or or harbors. beaches. parks and recreation. to begin acquiring a 2 5-acre parcel for the he hport The future copter port site. Moorhouse says, 1s between Golden West and Edwards streets Just north of Ellis Avenue. MOORHOUSE SA l'S THE HELICOPTER base will be in a remote area or tbe part that is un- developed and is away from homes. Mrs. Collins, who promises to rally her ground forces in opposition. suggests the heliport will in· hibit park growth. "There is no such thing as a remote airport or beUport. in this city," says the copter critic . "It's going lO be noisier than hell over here." · The previous heliport., which police deserted more than a year ago when its foundation began to sink. was located less than a mile to the east from the new site. Moorho us e . who says the proposal must return to the council before construction begins. estimates it will be a year before the base is completed. Gavel Concludes School Debate B y JERRY CLAUSEN Of llW Dally ~ ... SUtt A parent attempting to question the success of an "experimental" high school was cut off with a pounding gavel that signaled the end or a specially called workshop J im Johnson or Fountain Valley was calling for abandonment of "experimenta l education" at Huntington Beach's Ocean View High School. SIMILi\R "EXPERIM ENTS," HE SAJD, had harmed hi s children years before when they at- tended Fountain Valley elementary schools. The workshop. at Huntington Beach Union High School District headquarters, was called to explor.! the ~late-funded School Improvement Pro- ~ram and the guidelines the district must follow in ~ecuring those funds. : The district has applied, in a split board vote, ;for $167.000 m SIP funds to s upport continued .operation of Ocean View High School. SOME PARENTS, AND TRUSTEE Doris Al- len. have questioned academic results at the -school. Teachers. administrators and the parents who s it on Ocean View's school site council have ~raised the school's programs that involve com- ptunity. students and staff members in forming curricula . But Johnson told the board this week. "l haven't heard from the teachers who don't like the _program. I haven't heard the students who haven't been successful in the program.·· Board President Zita Wessa banged her gavel ;ind <\eclared. at 6:05 p.m .. "This m~ting is ad- ;ourbed! '' . AN OPEN-MOUTHED JOHNSON STARED. ~book his head and then laughed. ~ The session, Mrs. We$Sa warned earlier, was 10 adjou rn at 6 p.m. • Trustees Allen and Brian Lake earlier voiced ·~oncerns regarding what they said is the direction :>IP programs are taking in the state. , Leafing through newly drafted state counsel- . 1ng guidelines. Mrs. Allen charged the state is at- ·Jempting to encroach on behavioral attitudes that ~bould be formed in the home. • "This guide line and concept of deal- ing with the whole individual ... is none of the •ichools' business," she charged. : Superintendent Frank Abbott suggested that jhe board and administration draft a policy gov- ~rning how its programs are to operate so that ,local control will not be eroded in complying with )tale guidelines. . • ,• ( No Waiting List Convenient Location Beach Postal Service Has P.O. Boxes For Rent -No Crowds -No Parking Problems • • w. ... loalllld '" 1tMOO 8-" eou .......... 19 • • a.-Vcwt.t°""' Mod <Wttelcl"' Huf11>ntton S- OR CALI. S4C300 MACH POST Al. SERVICE _ll~-~IL ._.. llolM¥1nl IAIV • • • CO,_Y&NICNT • • • GUAfltANfCIO ST AILEY CLOSET ROD SUPPORT A n•w 11upport (or v<>ur cloi.et rod How'• that for a mor•l• boo•ter? 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For i .. th.r. wood. acryU.. plaig•••, pi..tlc. rubber, viny l. _._.._ ____ t._._ • __ .. • .Irvine EDITION Ediso11 Pla11f B11rps 0.tly PtlOt Pllo•o Oy Stt'W~ M••OI• Slark smoke pour~ rrom stack Cit Edison Company power plant 111 Huntington Beach Company offlciab said the smoke b<.'lched into the a1 r for eight minute~ late Wednesday <:1fll'rnoon \\hen one of the plant's boiler jets broke The breakdown resulted in a richer-than. normal mixture of fuel and. thus . the black s moke. ac- cordinl! to Edison officials A comp<rny s pokesman said a report on the inticient wa~ filed with the South Coast Air Qua lity Management District Agran Cha/ es After Losing Panel Post Irvine Calv Coun<'llman l.arrv ~gran has been s trtJ>fH.'d of his a!Ssi~nment to I r\'lne ltane:h .Yate r 01slr1cl The suit contends lh<.1t lht: '1ater district should l'lect its lirectors by publir \'Olt' undl'r be existing schemt:. f1 vt' d1rl!c ors are elected by lan<lowncr~ lDd two by re1?1sll'rcd voters Th e s u bcornm1ttC't' wa s 1bolished an unanimous l'oUn(•tl 1ction in favor of an ovc:r;1ll suli· :ommittec to tr.id. ~tll nty ll·iaal 1ctions Following tht• vote MJyor )avid Sills promptly a ppornkrl limself and Vardoulis to thl' nl'w ;iibcomm1 ttee. lt><.ivrni:: Agriin out in the cold "I was removed without pnor t•<>ns ullat1on ... Agran said Wed n ... s d a v · I f N • I J d o h a v c somethin~ ru offer ll s an 1m pu rl ant. ton~Lllut 1onally basPd , lawsuit " Agran 1s an attorney He also ob3ected to Sills' re· moval of Counc ilwoman Marv Ann Gaido from the Newport Irvine Wast e Management Plan ning Agency The purpose of the consortium 1s lo improve water quality as it afft?cts Upper Newport Ba) .. Again it happened without pnor consultation. I think it 's a lack of courtt'S)'." /\~ran said. M r5 Gaido also was removed a~ the city's delegate to the Southl'm California As~ociatton (If (;l)vcrnmcnts. <.ilthough the 1rnpllcat1on of that move re mains unclear The citv decided rp cently to pull ou't of \ht.• ag1·n c~ UCI-County Hassle Goes to Arbitrator UC Irvine is taking its dt!)pute Nith Orange County over $10 3 million in unpaid med1t'ul bills ;1nd collection fees to binding ubitration. • ~he un.iversity told county of ·icaals th1s week that 1l will sub mil the controversy to an 1m ?&rtial third party . whose de ctsion on whether the county ;,we:s the money would be fin11I Machine, Money Taken by Thie f An adding machine and $75 m cash were taken during a Wed- nesday night break-in at a San Clemente advertising sales of. rice. Donna Snyder. an employee at lhe Pennysaver office. 106 W Mariposa St .. told police the tear door or the omce was ap· parent1y force d open b y a burglar PILOT LOOKS AT A.CTIJllTIES Oraqe Coast residents enjoy ma ny aJtemative1 ln summer IWNation. Toclay'1 Daily Pilot provtdes • oVervtew of recrutional ac-tntu. available to local rcsi-._ta Ilda aum rner. l ff atones and photos on P .. a AIO to A13 deplctina a ranetJ ~ IWl'lmer diversion . ' Univers ity officials cl<11m the county 1s responsible for three years of unpaid bills under a contract the school has with the county to provide medical care to indigents at UC I Medical Center The county maintains the $10.J million was spent on medical treatment and services not cov- ered by the contract when the university took over operations of lhe m edical cente r three years ago. Murry Cable. director of m~di caJ services for lhe county, said that the unive rsity, because it is a teaching hospital. does things that a re not medically necessary. "We only pay for what 1s m edically necessary.·· Cable said. Toby Milligan. a spokesman for the medical center dis agreed on the nature or treatment. "Any medical treatment we pe rform is necessary,·• she said today. The university and county agreed to take unresolved m at· ters to a binding arbitration when they approved the con· tract. Cable said the contract states that ii the universJty is to be re- 1 m b u raed , UCI must get autborizatJon .,,,ore treating a patient for a non-emergency condltJon. Each blll alao ls reviewed by a panel of physicians lo determine If the treatment was necessary. The u bttration is expected to take ffveral months '\'our llo n1etown Duily N t•w s papt'l r FIFTEEN CENTS Skylab Pieces·· Found Australians Hunt Debris; Many Angered Pf<:HT ll Au-.tralt.i li\P) Aust rall;rns un a Skylab hunt .,l•oopt•d up chunks of charred <frbns Oil thl' edge Of lhc great "t.·s tt•rn ch:st•rt today after the l l S sp.H't' station showered its red hot µ1t'l'l''"> over southwest Australia hkt.· d train on fire." While i.umt.• 1\us t rahans piled 111to 11:eps for wh"t could be a pruf1tablt• .. earch for Skylab's rl'm :Jtns. otht·rs fl ooded t he A m e n can t'onsulatc here with <1ngry calls about the way the p lummeting spacecraft hap 1w1wct to hit Australia "l think it stinki-. that they de layed lhe descent for t8 minutes so it missed them and hit us." sa id one housewife an " call to a Perth newspaper .. , don't lhmk our so-called American dlli es hke us very much " The U.S span• !>lat1on ended its s ix-year odyssey at about 2 a m. today C9 37 am POT Wed nesday I in one of lht· world'!> most desolate areas. tumbling lo Earth in a spec tacular firework~ ~how an the niAh\ s ky There h<1vc been no report.s of cas ualties or property dam agt' Three men awakened by ... loud boom in the remote town or Rawlinna were among th(.· f1rsL to report finding what "Pflt·arcd to be a piece of Skylab Ri 11 Norton s aid he and t wu comparuons s potted lht-sax foot long. three-foot-wide cylindrical piece about six mile!> south of Rawhnna . which 1s 550 mile~ eas t of Perth .. It took two 4-wheel drivt· 'eh1tles to haul It on to tht· lr<11ler." !)aid Norton. <.1 tclct·o m m uni cations lechn1c1Jn He said tht· <:ylrndt·r 1·oa11·d Cany on Blaze Scorch es 7 5 Acres ""Ith a fllx•rglass hke s ubstance. .1ppeared to ha ve bounced and rolled about 600 feet from the pomt of 1mpat't anfl C'<Jmc to rest 111 low scrub Annlht•r rt•portt•d (1nd was m ade• 100 mill·'> to tht· s1111thv.est , 111 th(· lov.n 11f Jl•rrarnungup, wht·n • an un1dent1f1ed re~1dcnt br o ught " t·hunk r>f burne d ti hrous m J tt·r1al lo" loc<t l police 'ilJ\1on. lht· rH'l4-SJ>'..lpcr the West \11st rJlla11 n ·r>ortNl \ i,:olr 1·our1>t· g roundsk1:1·µ~r rn I lle• t't1<1st~il tO\.lifl of 1\l11.trl) IS1•1· SK\'1.1\li, l•n~t· A2t Laguna Firebug Sought By STEVE MITCHELL Of 1 ... 04•1¥ PflOI SUll rountv fire crew:. were still m(1ppm~ up hot SJ>Ot!> today in the aflt-rmalh of <t 75-a cre h1lls 1dc fire abo"e Laguna Can· von Road thal poht•e believe ~as intcnllon<llh set More th<tn 250 ftrefighters from La~una Beach. the county and the Stale Ocputment of Fort•strv hattlt•d the s tubborn bla1.t•. h01clrd by dr} brus h on thC' \\ t•st s 1dl· of Laguna Canyon Hoa cl Tht•y wrrt• aided by four air l<tnk t>rs that dropped tons of f''1rt.'trol a C'hcmical retarda nt tn<1I ccwls the brus h on the firt! a s tl movt>d toward a ricl~clint• across the street fro m the Laguna Beach Lumber Com· pany Wilnesst's al the lumber com pany s aid they s aw a blue van with Mich1g•m hcense plates pull off the side of the road shortly bl'fore 4 p m An occupant of the car J!Ot o ut ;.ind set off a bot t lc.•roc kt'f into th(' clrv bru:-.h bC'fon• C'l1mhmg back ·into the ·:eh1cle Po lice arson investigator Mike oa .. is said he has good leads in lhl' arson probe.•. adding police an· set•king the van and its occu pants today "We beli eve thl' parties respons ible intentionally set the fir<'.·· Davis sa1tl. CROWDS ON SKYLINE DRIVE GOT THIS VIEW OF FIREFIGHTING ON CANYON ROAD More Than 250 Firefighters Battled Stubborn Brush Fire for Five Hours Wednesday It took fire crc.•ws and more than J()(J inmatcl' from the Norco mt•n's in1.titute nearly five hour~ to bring thc fin• undc·r controL Ont• inmatl'. Conrad M Lopez. 38. was Injured wht·n a bulldozer making a fin· trail 50 fee \ abov1· him dislodged a l1vcd .. t1lcht>s for wounds to hi s ht.•ad and "'a s lall'r trans ported ba<·k lo the NorC'o fac1l1t.) Fire Mar~hal .J a int•._ l'rPss1111 s <11d ht· h::1d t11 i.' a II pollt'l' to n · movt' s p<'l'tators "ho 1g1111n•u the .. no lr<'s~p<ts~ing " .... 1gns al llw north end of Alta L;.11 .. wna Ro ult•\'ard Polin· 1ss1a ·rl c·1! ;ii 11111 ~ 111 St'\"t•ral of !ht• 'lll'("t:1t111s \\h1·11 tht.·~ n.•fusc•LI tn ll·.t \l' th• .111·;1 Down m tht.· <'.rn .~on , f1r1· 1·1 t·w~ Sl'Ul'ried to st.trl ti IH1lkf1n· U:- lnA act'lylc·nt' torl·ht·' .ind fltir<"'> l(• ,,., lht: ctry h1 ush 11r1 fir•· rw.11 t h1· ro:1dwa~ II ugt• ('111u1l:-nf lll:H·k -.mok1· bn l'fh hlodi l•<l out 1 IH .... un a-. ' t•m pl<lYt'l'~ c)l lht· hun twr 1·om p;1n v hu1 1! r;1mp:-ft>r f111 · t1u -.1•:- ;1r 1 oss th1• e.i n' on r11;1d Thi• 1·;in' on ·n >ad '' ;1s l'ln-.l·tl It• .ill I rafftl: 11ntll a boul i p 111 '' h1·11 pollC't' from L;1g u11 .1 l!o'.11 h ;1n<1 11, int· and (';d 1r11 1111.1 1 li~h"' a\ Pat rol 11ffw 1·r' l11•1.!.111 Corf.er i o S p e ol.: tll11\\ lfl/.! ,1 111d,l1 11f .1111nm11hil1•:-. 1h rn11gh th1• 1·.11Hon The· ro;tcl 1·10:-ur• ;di hut -.hut d11\\ n th1· ,\rt 1\ I· .111 ft'~l 1\ al 111~1 .11 ro-.. .... t ht• -.,111•1•1 from I ht l1n· ~h1rl1•\ ll.in1 l.1 'r1·1 ;111 ,., t11h1t•ll' :11 th1· .'\rt 1\ l'a11 '.">,11d , I hi' 1111• kllli·cl u.., '-'h" '·"" " p 1, II \ i.:11rnl 'I/I'd 1 1 t1\\ d \\,I' 1111 Iii• i.:11111111l~ 'l h••fl lh•· Ill •' h1ok1· 11111 hul 1l1111rwd ·" Ilk ,., .. 11111. 111 111.'f ,.,,,.ff Cit). l'<Junt,\ anrl ~late crcw-. rcspomkd lo tht• 4 p m fire with 2 '1 brus h c n1p n cs. thr e e hulldoters. eight hand news and four a ir tankers from the Ryan a ir attack center in Hemet . a s tate uµcrated fa c1ltty Schlesinger to Leave? Cany o n rf.'s 1dcnt l>, arl feslivalgoers and business peo- ple lined Canyon Road JUSt south of the fire Wednesday afternoon. cheering on the air tanke rs as they dipped down into the can- yon with their che mical relar- danl. But police had trouble with about 100 spectators who lined a ridge opposite the fire in the Top of the World neighborhood of Laguna Beach to watch the fire fighting effort. W ,\SHINGTON 1 /\P I Pre!.1 de nt Cartt>r's flurn of domel>ta· polic~ confcrenn:-; '•s up1n1rentl~ drawing to a <'l<">e amid s pccula t 1 o n h 1 s c m h a tt I t.' II l' n t: r I!~ secretary .. Jam1•s H SC'hl c!- 1nger . is about to l1·a vc· nfrlt·e And the White lloust• press of fir e announ <'l'CI tnda v t hat Carter will make a nt1 t1onully broadcast addrei-s from his Oval Office at 7 p.m . PDT Sund<iy "The prcsid<•nt wi II speak on issues whu.'h he reels an' 1mpor lanl to the nation . 1nc ludinl( ene rgy.'' a s tatement said 'Queen Unhappy Prince Squire s Divorcee LONDON <AP) -Prince Charles. at 30 Britain ·~ most eligible bachelor, was reported lo have a new girlfriend. And because she's a divorcee. his mother Quee n Elizabe th was said to be far from pleased William Hickey. gossip columnist in the London tabloid Daily Express, named the woman as 23-ycar· old J ane Wa rd. former wife of cavalry officer Toby Ward. Hic key said s he has been acting as assistant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club. whose head· quarters are only a few miles from Windsor Castle. The prince is a keen polo fan and player, and Hickey said she met him through their mutual love of horses. "The queen is said to be concerned about their friendship, presumably because tt could c ause p ro- blems l! the heir to the throne became serloulsy in· volved wtth a young divo~cf'e ... said Hickey Tht' ~l<Jt e mf·nt .d so '.i 1d ('.1r1t•r \\OUld st1<·k to plan~ to tr ~1\e l lo K a n:-<1~ t'1l~ .i nd llel ro1t on Monda~ In l\an~a-. C1\\. hl' \\tll .;peak to thl· 1\:,1 11onal /\ssol'1at1011 of Count11·s I n GASOLINE RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 "present adchtwnal .;pt·c1f1e~ on ent•r(?:-· In Detroit. hl· will .... pl'ak bnd h and take c1uesllons from lhl' ~ud 1cnce at thl' na tional t·on,en t 1on of the Co mmuo1caturn~ Workers of A merit CJ There were signs . too. that ;1flt•r a week of mcelmg "'1th about 130 offici:.11 and unofficial adviser.-a nd perhap~ the mos t 1m portanl spe<;ch of ht!' pre~ 1d~nc~ ahead. Carter "'"~ ubout to s hake up his staff a~ he tnes 10 deal "'ith the nation ·-. econom ic and cnenn woes The subJect of Schlesin~er·~ departure brought a s pate of co mments from White House or ficials. none denymg fl atly a n • port he 1::. reshininJ? T h t• Encrg ~ Oep<1 rtmcnt 's chief spokesman said Wedne~ d uy evening that Schlesinger h ad not resi g n ed .· But the spokei;man. James Bis hop Jr . stopped short of denying the secretary wus being fired White House press secretary J ody PoweU said the report was .. uninformed speculation " The Buffalo Evening News. in n story today on Schlesinger·~ reported resignation plans. ~aid the St>t'ret Qr y'8 jOb ha.'1 been Of fered to John H de Butts. re I If I' cl h Cl .i 111 t h .II r Ill .111 •' f 1\ m1•111·J11 11:l1·plt 11 n1 .~ l 1•l1· j.: I .1ph I '11 0 111· '>11.!ll lht• p11·-.1d 1•111 ":1:- l w~IOntfll! \\Or'!.. 1111 ,1 'fll'l'l 'h 11• t h 1 Ila ( llH I •-tlfl\ITI 11\ :.! ll P It I' -.1•rn 111,1r~ v. as lht· pn•,c·nn• Wt:d ll l"'d <I\ .1t tht• <.::.i mp O:n1d 1 l't n•:rt nf lil'ndnk llNllht·rµ. ;1 kl•\ spc'l'l'hwntt•r \\••a• lu•r t.J tt' n1~hl tind t'J rh ffi(lrn1n~ ro~ :1 IOll l! th1• 1•11a ... 1. 11thc rw1 'i l' '-ll llll \ \\llh l\tth-lt'rlllH..'rtl llllt' c·han)!l' Low~ ton1J!hl tn lo"' SO... 1 ll~hs Fnd;.I\ in lo\\ 70!; al IH·~1dH•..., t<• in1d 80s inland I NSIDE T ODA,. ()range County Fair pets 11ndert00JJ l'ndoy a11fi Wiii r1111 1llr1wgl1 Jul11 2:? 1''or a corr pldt· ltst1i1 g 11 ! frido y ~ .-oen111 . xce Page Al7 e~nu 1.--L M IO'tll lhl\lf\O\\ C•llto,.,..• ''"""" '•mlo c, ........ O.•lfl Nolllt> l dlltflal P .... ...... t•l-1 l'U\Yflftt Har H O P' t11l•rt"''- lnde ~ M QAILY PILOT Park Gets Condition Approval Plans to dt'vdup i.e 16 4 ac~ private park and rc.-creaUon f lidllty at Ro.i111mc>or Lel1u,. World ln t.aauna HUlil aeneratf'd heat but weN' aiaven eondlUon I a pprova l by t he Roard of Supe rvisors Wt>dnt>sday Tht' upprovul t•ume •f\tir n ruunt>t'r ot l.t•11i 11rt• World rt-NI dents volr~I ht>ult:d us>i>t,.,tllon to the projt'<'t. Realdent.i. <'ontended that the relocut1on of u wolf drtvlnl( runge would bt> wl:i&&r_, They also NUtd tht> project wa• ::irproved without the knowledge 0 the board or dan·ctont lill thu rell rt'menl Ct'lltl'r Th as aJlcgat1011 \\ u:. later de nied by Jame:. S alford who i.aad he was vice pre:.1de11l or the Golden Ram Corp and that Ute board had approved the plan an concept Opponents abo char~ed that thev wt•re n ot informed of change:. l'onccrnang tht· s afety aspects around the· range by raising the height of u fence sur roundin~ the range Supervisors approvt•d lh1· proJ eC't on the condition that at ran rnt•et safrty rt>quan'ments They said they chose to stay out of what th<'y l'alled 4:111 in lt'rnal fight ovt•r whether thl· project had <1pproval within Ute C"om munity Prior approval by the plan- ning commission was appealed by Supt>n·asor Thorn..a~ Hiley who s aid he wanted a public hearing an vie w of c1lizen con- cern. The recreation activities al the sate adjacent to the Laguna Hills Golf Course include picmc and tennis fac1lilles and a golf pavilion f 'r•>m Pogp .4 I SKYLAB ..• was the firs t lo <:laim a fintl . but hi:. turned out to bt• a hoax µeqa•I rat<.•d 1n p<art to .. re· talrntl'" ag;,11n s t US. s pacL ..,t·1t•11t1 i.ts "a s we• didn't ap preei<tll' tllf•m dt•li bNat<·lv dt· ('1d10g lo put Skylab do~n ir1 Australia. ' s <11d o ne of those an· ~OIVt'd The Natmna l Aeronauti<.'S <1nd Spact• Adm1n1stration did not .. aim" the descendang craft at Australia , but a tumblin g maneuver made toward the end may h<l\e exttmded Its fall far enouj?h to rP<H'h the cont ment 's :.outh\H~st c:o rnt'r Tht.' San Fra nc isco Exdmaner ne" :-.papt•r 1'\ offc11ng <J SlO,()(JO reward for lht.· f1r:-.t p1N·e of Sk' l.ih turnt'd 1n to 11 . anti \'JflOUS t·omml'f<.0 1:.al <1utf1b ar1111nt1 ll1t• world r<.·port('(ll~ an· rt•ach to fl~I V for 1·hunl.s th~-\ t·cnild ..,t•ll as SCIU \t•n1rs · ~t\St\ l-J>Ukt•swoman Ma rv F1t.qiatrick said an Wa:.h1ngton lmhi~ thL• s put:e ag1•nty might s end t'Xpcrts to Wl's t ern Aus lrtllia to c h eck on th e <rntht•nlicity of p1el'es r eportedly found Authorities calcul3ted that most of all of the space station's rem ains landed in .an a rea cen- terl'd nl'ar Balladonia. a s pars t· iy p opulatl'd ranch arN1 5:JO mtlc!> east of Pe rth Car Missi11g -On Paper A car said to be stolen was missing all right. but only on paper Joe MacPherson Chevrolet in Irvine reported the possible theft of a 1979 Monte Carlo last week Lo police The car was d iscovered Wed nesday in the dealer's parking lot aftl'r un employee found its m issing paperwork ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 1f\r O•••l\OI CO•'\f 0.U't P1lf)I llf•lf'i "",-,tr,, ,,, ~1•H•ft trw. 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AP Wlreplloto I\ Hi vl'ar old ml'mber of thl' Nicaraguan National Guard. 1tkntified only a s Carolina. stands guard outside a family compound in M<.1nagua. The guard has an ex- lens 1ve rctruillng pro~ram under w<Jy and many young mt•n an<1 wurnc11 an• Joining Vatican Stays Silent On Pope's U.S. Visit VATICAN CITY <AP> Tht• Vatican maintaint.'d sah·nce to- day on mounting s peculation th.it Pope J ohn P aul II will travel lo the l'nitcd States in the fo II The pope» who has vis1ll'd Mt•xico and h1:,, n<Jt1vc Pol.inti this year, has µubllely 1ncfkatNI h1!-> illtl'rt'St in 1:wing to Nt•w York Bicyclis t, 6, Dies After Hit b y Auto S 1x -)e:ir-old Mt'lanic Man<· Pri vitera of NewpQrt Beach. 1n j u red Sunday "ht-n she was hit l>v a t·ar driven bv a 17 vt>ar olcJ !Jo~· who pohn· dilegP h.dd bt•t•n drinking. dil'd Wcdne:.day nig ht al lloag Memorial Hospital Police :.at Spygl.iss 11111 homL' T raffil' 1mt•st1~alors said lhl' chi Id 1s the sixth person to dll' in :i I raffie a cl'1denl in Newport Bvach this year. They also Mrnl ~he as the fifth to l>t.· k ii It'd 1n 1:1 traffic accident in whic h drink ing was involvl'd Rosary for ttoe littll' girl ""Ill lw rN·1tcd f''nday at Our Lady <~ut•en of lhl• An~cls Catholic Churc h ~a:.s of ('hra!>l1<1 n Hunal will bt• ('C•lt•bratceb hie. all of Corona del Mar pall'rnal grandparent:.. Mr. and Mrs. Jaml·s R Pr1v1lcra of I'' I o r i d a . a n d m a t c r n u I ~rnndmother, Mrs Grace K Hyslop of Nebraska Burial followin g funer1:1I services will be at llw Asccns iorl Ct•metery, El Toro Camping Trip Set in. Irvine The city of Irvine will spQnsor an excursion lo Follows Camp in the San Gabriel Mountains July 20·22 The trip is open to all Irvine residents and t hose under 18 mus t be accom panied by an adult. The individual cost, which includes meals. lodgrng and transportation is $24. Those interested may register al the Department of Communi· ty Services, 17200 Jamboree Road . '" $5,000 in Bonds Stolen in Irvine A $5,000 bearer bond Issued by the City of New York was stolen from Nick J . Moslck, 14 Heron. Irvine, police reported. Someone e ntered the house t hrough a windo w and took the document from the dining room table. police said. Bearer bonds m ay be cashed by anyone who posse11es them. ( for the U N General Assembly "l'SSIOn Bui U S officials s ay they have no confirmation from the Vatican 01 such a tnp. For reasons of security. the Vatican often withholds announ- t·t•mcnts <>f papal trips until a f('w Wl'l'ks beforehand. Con- f1rmatwn of the visit to Poland wa~ dclaVt•d bec3use of delicate n egotiations with the Wars aw government over the timing. I 11 add1t1on t o the United St ates. there has been s pecula· t1on about upcoming papal trips to Ireland, Austria and Zaire this year Our Sunday Vis itor. a Roman Catholic weekly newspaper pul.Jlishcd in lluntington. Ind .. said in an article las t month that µIan ... for the pope's U.S. visit c:illl•d for an address to the (;c•neral As:.<'mhly a nd i:I na lwnw adl' tour · The news paper sa id lik<'I Y !'>t o ps o n the tour 1ncludl'd Wa..,h1ngton. Ph1lade lph1a. Ot·t 1 oil. ChH·a1w. Los Angeles and San .. ·ranc1sc:o Thl' only other pope to visit the lln1ll'd Stales was the late Paul VJ. who spok<.' lo the General AS· st•m hly in Octoher 1965, but who li rn1tl'd his v1s1t lo New York (.'1 ty .~actory Home Plru1 to Get Irvine Study Irvine City Council members have given approval to forma t1on of a committee lo study fac tory built housing f'ormation of the group was ur~ed by Councilman Arth ur An- thony. He s aid he believes that prefabricated units cou ld be u!->ed to make housing more <1f- fordablc to low and m ode rate in- t•om e individuals who want to live and work in Irvine. The committee will be com- prised of Anthony, a represen- tative of the c ity staff, a plan- n 1 n g comm i ssioner a nd a represenLative of t he Irvine Company Committee meetings will be open to the puhlic. a lthough An- thony cautioned that he didn't want milial meetings flooded with salesmen from the p re· fabricated housing mdustry. Tillef Gets Tools, Gear T he theft or $5,000 in tools and Pquipment fro m an Irvine con· s lruclion site is under investiga- tion by Irvine police. Intruders who used a bolt cut- ler to enter a storage shed at Alton Avenue a nd West Yale Loop departed with a $4 ,000 radlul arm saw. 36 padlocks and other items, police said . T he owner of the property is Argo Consl rucllon or Sherman Oaks. The crime was reported to police on Wednesday. Tallg: 311 Iran Executes 3 Prostitutes TEHRAN, Iran (AP> -Three women accused or p rostitution were shot by a revolutionary (ir- ing squad today In what was believed to be the fi rst execution or wo men since the February re- vo lutlon. Executed with tht!m an Tehran was a mun charged with pro· motin g prostitution. These and oth er executions rcpQrted today brought to 311 the number or Ira n ian!> exel'Ulcd s incf• February. The three women, shot at I a m .. all were believed lo be an their 40s and 50s. Stale radio identified them only by lht• nickn ames o f "Para the Tull One." "Ashraf the !''our Eyed" and "Soraya the Turk." and ar ternoon news paper~ printed photographs of tht·m, !.hroudl·d in veals They had het•n chur~l'd hy an Is lamic revolut1onarv t·ourt with prostitution and conlrahut1ng to prostitution Thl' man encuted with them. 1dentif1cd a1-. Mansur Ilaghcra. was conv1rted of pro. mot ing pros l1tut1on But t ht' radio did not say whclht•r he had worked with th e three women Iran's strict Is lamic regime has taken a hard line toward protslitulion, homosexuality and oth er mo,.1ls l'hurgcs. Several people have already be1•n ex ecuted on rape, sodomy and homosexual assault char~es Shortly befon• the n•volutaon. Islamic militants burned down Tehran's shabby red light dis- trict Prostitution has cnntmucd since then. however. on a more cautious scale The woman known a!\ "Pan the Tall One" rcportt'dl~ wa:. ar Irvine Cops Set Auctio1i Oti Saturday Need a bik<'. or a !-ikatcboarri, an ace c•h cs t or a pol'kt•l t· a IC'u lator'.' Thc•s<' an· cimong a varic•ty of items that will tw auctioned off by lrvlnl' Poltt'l' during 1t~ an nual auction ;1t 10 a m Satur- day The dC'p artment as located at 17200Jamboree Bl\'d Items going on the block wall be available for ins pection start ing at 9 am Other 1tl•ms include hub caps. lawn ('hairs. Moped!-.. a photo enlarger and c·ar s pl'Rkcrs A II items wcrt> found or re covered by police. but nt·vcr claimed b} thL•ir owm·r!'> Tunisia RelcasfA~ ... Ame rican Plan,~ AMSTERDAM , Netherlands (AP > i\n American l'harter plane impounded b y the Tunisian government reached the Netherla nds today after the Tunis ians rl'lieved ii of 50 tons of weapons they s uicl were in tended for the Palestine Libera· lion Or~am1alion Dutch pollrc took the four American crewmen to <1uarlt:rs at Schiphol t\1rp1irt a ftt'r the 1.100-milc flight from Tums rested two years ago an an 01 leged racket that used help· wa nted ads for secretaries to en lice wome n into ho use11 or prostitution . She ser ved a s hort tim e in jail but was released on bon~. In other executions, the 11<>n or a local tribal chief was 11hol hy u fi ring squad Wednesda'y In the ci t y of Ded ul In thfl so uthwestern province o r Khuzestan immediately afttir a revolutionary court found him guilty of a rms smuggllnl(. newspapers repQrted In the Caspian Sea city r1f LahiJan, a pohceman wall ex f'Cuted Wednesday on chi.rl("'ll ''' kalhng three person" dunng i.nt1 shah nots last autumn, ni·wn ,,. porters said Just three days ago, I rtm ·,rev olut1onary leaders. Ayat<Jlla h Ruhollah Khome1n1 . announr"fl a gc·neral amnc<1ly cr1vf'ran~ l·vcryone who comm1ttert ''' h~nscs under Shah MfJhammf•tl Hcza Pahlavi's r egime. but ex e l uding t hose involved 1n murder or torture Apparently the four executed today in Tehran were convicted or crimes committed since the !>hah was deposed rive month:. ago by Khome ini's Is lamic forces Fare Hikes Proposed on OCTD Buses By KAT HY ('LANCY Of llw 0.lly Pilot St•tt It :.oon may cos t ai. much al> 50 l'l'nls rather than 35 cents to ride Orangl· County Transit 01:.tnct busc:. District directo rs set an Aug 20 public hearing today nn a pro po:.ed fart> incn·a:.l' w h1C'h c·oulrt takl' 1·ffoct S~pt 9 Tht> proposed fan· h1kf' v.nuld c·n..1 hlt• OCTD to tolll'ct 20 1wr l't'nt of its opNaling l'OSb from th1· farebo x H<.'t·enl c..ta tt• IL•g 1..,latmn rL·quirl's that t hl· !11~ t rtl'l gerwrall' al lea s t :w J)l·rt 1•nt of its operating costs through fores an order to bl' eli1?1ble fnr statt• monc} OCTD buses. whic h art• earn 111 g record passcngl:'r loads sin~t' the start of the energy c runch. are expected to transport about 25 m ti hon passengers in the· 1()79-80 fi scal ~car Ho,,e,·t-r. l'St1mates preparl'tl bv district administrator:.. :.how a· fare hike to 50 cents d I rip ('(IUld result in the loss of about onl' milhon pa:.~l'nger fares lh1':. 'ear · :\s J110lhcr optwn. district ad m1nistrator~ noted . J <10 cent fan· might res ult an an annua~ ridership of ~4 7 mlll1on passengers. or JUSt 300.000 les!. than the estimated total if far<•.., staved at :JS cents CkTD dirPctors a year al!o r;11sec1 fares from 25 cents to ;15 C'l'nts . the firs t hike in d1striC"t historv Plans called for a fare 1n ('rease of another nickel this o.; u m m l' r . b u I d 1 r l' c t o rs postpont'd the hakt• bl:'C'CIUM' of an creased riders hip durinJ? tht• gasolint' shortage SUCCUMBS AT 73 0 . W 'Dtck' Rlchatd Herm_/'£U; lo r Rit:lwrrl () Vt r I , ' , f1 I I r " r I) I h .. r1irm<-r • .,. """'''. f~, .• ,, r1 rn;Jrk,·t 11wn,.r ..ir1rl lr,r i' ''"'" 1 1·111 ;.1· t 1 v 1 ~ 1 1J 1 •·fl 11, 1J " / ,JI II r, a g Mc:mrin;,I Hr;-~i,1t <1l .,1 i:lr.(" 7'! . 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Brothl'n. 11f t Ir Jllj.!1' ( 'ounl:'.> Jlloto-cross Bicycle Rae'' Set i11 lrL i11 e I 1'1n1·., H1•1 n:.111011 1>1·par1 ntl'lll v.1 II ho-..1 J 1>11·\ I'll· mol11 1·ros~ rat•t• for 1 nungst1•1.., 111 tile• :-.1•11'•llh a nd Ul.!hth gr,1ut•!-> Th<' r.ic·t· "111 h1· ht•lll S<11urda1 .11 th1• motor c-ro!'>.., track on Jt•ff 11·~ Hoad n"'C t tu Barranr·a H•l.1c1 111 It' 1111' H1•g 1s tra110n hl'J.ons at !I .i m and' the raf'e:,, he-gin at 11 :.i m Tht'rt' will he I\\ II d1 \'ISIOtli-t fnr l'iJCh grade It•' l' I E .1 rh rt·~1:-t rat+on can be t ..1k e n ~11 the llerit agt• Youth St>n '1t·t•s Ct•nter and M ·1son Pe1rk Tt't'll Ct•nter until Frida v The .1dm1i-.s1011 1s St so · Youn1;?!°>tl•rs an• rem1nd1·d th.11 1 1>Jn·n1 rt•lt•a:.t· form m 11:.t IJt> ... 1gm•d bl'forL' lht• r an• OFt'~llOHt; • lW • ()l 'IK~ll.Vt:R •HOBIE• ~l l Rt'LI NE •Pl \ • ~Tl J llBI E~ WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG NEWPORT SURF AND SPORT Moi" Ston 2224 N•w,orl ll•d. H•wport IHch 615-7174 ...... c,...c .... ,., ......... ,.111.Mlfy MEN'S, WOMEN'S & ooys· SWIMWEAK •• Ston2 21 0111 Mariu A••· lc6oo l1IOltd 673-7126 I 0 ..,,,_.f ,.,,.. d•lly CALIFORNIA State J11stice Hit Clark Rapped in Tanner Probe SAN FRANCt CO <AP> lbup ~tMioa crept lnto .,._ Cahlomla Supt9m• Court _... .. J...UC. WUliam Clm wa1 aCCUMd of havtq "palnted th• chief J•Uee <Roe• BlrcO 'n a falae~·· Attorne1 *rry DeUaonna Wedouda,y claimed Clart had •o•• tbl1 .... Y de1t10 or oth..-wtle" ta bla the days of tHUmoay which ended cairlwr thl• "'•· O.llaoona mad• th~ comment to I.be Commiatlon on J ud.iclal Perfonnanee whlch is probing <'Ourt leaka and alleaaUo04 thial some controvera•al dec••'ons were delayed to prol~Cl Mt . Bird 'n her quest for conflrmatlon by votera lul Nov. 'I. She narrowly won that confirmatlon Nixon Leaves Today For Visit to Shah Former Pres1dent Nixon planned to leave his San Clemente seaside estate tonight-probably by helicopter-and go to Ta juana. on the first leg of a JOumey to visit the shah of lran. Airline officials said that in Tijuana, Nixon would board a con trovenial DC-10 jetliner headed toward Mex\co City "The reservations were made through Aeromexico," said Bud Lewis, president or the Lewis Co in Los Angeles, which handles public relations for the airline. Aeromexico's office in Tijuana also confirmed the arrangements Wednesday LEWIS SAID THE former chief executive will depart. from the border city at 7:55 p.m. with a party of 14 people. The flight is due to land in Mexico City at 11 :30 p.m. Reports from Tijuana said Nixon would arrive by helicopter and that this would be his second trip to the border city this year. Hls first one was Jan. 10 for a luncheon. The visit was nol expected to be a long one, since Nixon has scheduled a party at his home here Sundav for several of the nation's astronauts. The party will be the last ·major event in the estate that once served as the Western White House. Nixon has sold the beachfront property to three Newport Beach businessmen. THE Tl.JUANA AIKPORT spokesman who asked not to be identHied said security for the flight was being coordinated with the United States Secret Service. which still guards Nixon, but declined to say what specific arrangements were planned. Nixon bad originally planned to travel to Mexico on Western Airlines, but a Western spokesman said some 200 Mexican ground crew workers wenl on strike July 1 and the airline has since been unable to operate in Mexico. O<-ll1onna. who asked the C!Ou rl for • chance lo cross-~ iu ml nl' Clark, later told newam.n he questioned the tone and cbaracteriutiona in Cla.rk's teat1mon)' about conversations and meelln&s wtth Ms. Bird. T he c.Oss-examination re- quest was taken under sub- m111lon. Clark too. took a swipe by ronlending "another justice, or al leaat her lawyers. are al· tempting to tum this into an ad· versatry proceeding.·· HE SAID he had cooperated in the public probe desp'ite bis "grave reservations" as to i~ constitutionality, and he and bis staff considered themselves as "witnesses, not litigants or ad· versaries." The JUStice testified earlier that two pages or a Los Angeles Times story draft the writer left ham after agreeing it was inac- curate are missing. lie said If he must Cace cross- ex am ination, be wanted the chief justice, -"ler attorneys and sta ff to be questioned on their knowledge of the missing docu- ments. A Los Angeles Times story published on election day said the court had earlier reached a 4-3 decision in the Tanner case. The ruling permitted judges to grant probation despite a law re- quiring prison terms ror persons' using a gun in the commission or a crime. T HE STORY said the high court delayed its filing because it might influence voters. It further claimed two justices. neither named, had confirmed this. Ms. Bird sided with the ma- jority in the ruling. Sex Swingers Free Ruling Dis appoints Police HOLLYWOOD CAP> -PoUce say a decision by the City Attorney's of- fice that it probably will not pros- ecute 15 persons arrested at Plato's Ret reat Wes t on lewd conduct charges was "disappointing, but not surprising.·· City Attorney Burt Pines con· tended Wednesday th at Plato's Retreat was "semi-private" and that visitors were not offended by the club's group sex 8..000 A rre• Burn By The Associated Press Firefighters began clean-up opera- tions today in the wake of brush £ires that charred almost 8,000 acres of Southern California terrain and destroyed four homes. The homes were lost in a 6.000-acre fire in San Bernardino County's Lucerne Valley. The blaze was con- trolled Wed nesday, Califor.1ia Department of Forestry authorities said ~ E'fne11 E a11e d LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Air Quality Management District says 165 Southern California firms ac- eused or breaking pollution-reducing Jaws during three predicted second- Dtl~t~ ( ____ sr,_:4_TE_J stage s mog a lerts last month will not be prosecuted. But the AQMD said Wednesday it will prosecute 15 companies that dad not reduce emissions as they s hould have dunog the alerts. ~ven E nd A•~d? SAN JOSE <AP> -Allocation of ga so line by odd-even days is no longer n eeded and s ho uld be abolished, says Paul Hay, dirtttor of the Santa Clar~ County Service Sta· lion Dealers Association. Hay told the county Board of Supervisors Wednesday night that oil companies feel July represents the low point in gasoline deliveries and things will improve in August Dogs Kill ShePp LOS ANGELES (AP) -Packs of neighborhood dogs have been killing and injuring sheep in pens at Pierce College in Woodland Hills for nearly five months. according lo Mary Ashton, the school's farm manager. GOURMET MARKE T <Market Street ) _) . TOP QUALITY MEATS Delaney's features prime or top choice beef, aged to perfecUon for at least 40 days. Questions? Just ask one of our real Uve meal men -they wlll gladly help. fl:l.e-:"aar-B-QClllclten .... 1.98 lb. , WINE CELLAR (~frWloelllellowl wi.c..a. Oleddar Qeese ... 1. 98 lb. All 0.car Mayer Franks ..... 1.89 lb. Del aney's gourmet wine cellar ls just run· ning over with bargains -for you gin & tonic or Marti ni lov er s. Beefea&er'• Gin <I. 75 U&er> lS." +&ax. ....., .• o.. 89 Crea•ed Spludl . . . . .. . . . . . . . . C pt. LANEY BROS. n su o.u.,· • .--...... *"' .. -~"' JAe J-·· ...... ..._ wttlt DtlaMy'a I« II ,_, u ,.., ............ ~--• ..,,. . ,,........,....,,.~ .. ,,_,... _,_ ........ ,... ....... _ .... ____ . Ov••· RftdJ Freala Boaeleu ldalilo TrHt 8t•ffed WJUa Delalle1'• 8'edal 9 er •• ......., ......... 1.4 ... AllO 1n Our Seafood Dept. -Freah- Loe•l Swordfi1b, Filet of Sole. =-~~k Cod, Sand FRESH PRODUCE Our produce man, Abe. has done It agaln. Just Id! ;-:~!:,~....... . ... 59C ·~ ~ ...... ~~~ ........ 39c ... =~ ........... 49c ... r=::e1:te. ......... .1 . 09 ~ ...... ,.,........... 39t1t Callllftowr . . . . . . . . . . . . "" 111i. ~.July '2. 1979 DAILY PILOT A5 ' Budge t Approv al Blocke d SACRAMENTO <AP> California remained without a state budget today, \2 days into the new fiscal year, after As · sembly Republicans blocked what they ealled a "bloated" $16.6 billion budget. The ~pending bill was defeated late Wednesday naght on a 49·2.4 A!>se mbly roll t'.all after the Republican minority refused in a s ix-hour s tandoff to com promise demands to trim the budget. The bill needed 54 votes. BUT ASSEMBLYMAN Damel Boa.twr1ght. 0 -Con co rd , cbaarman of the committee that wrote the proposed spending plan for the 1979·80 fi scal year. immediately announced that he ~ould ask ror another vote toda} on the budget bill. I f t h a t m o v c fa 1 h . th (' Lt:g1sle1turc must name a new Senate·Assembly committee to rewrite the budget and try again for approval of both houses TH t: OF.FEATED bill WCJ ~ $654 m1 Ila on more than the Dt-mocratac governor request~d. and $1.3 billlon. or 8 .5 pl'rCt>nl . more than spending m the pe1st yea r Traffic was heavy on the Golden Gate Bridge Wednes day as Marin and Sonoma countie!' C'ommuters had to drive to the ir jobs in San Francisco. Bus mechanics and driver!> for the Golden Gate Bridgt Transit District honored picket lines. The district buse!> usually carry 11 .000 com muters per day across the bndge Another strike has idled ferry service and workerl> for Bay Area Ra pad Transit are threate ning to ~trtk<! Rrown has pleu~ed to use ht!-. , eto to muke substantial cub , pa rticularly an 14 5 percent pcs~ nuses for state l'mployees. and 1 he Republican lt:ader of lht> S<·nate. W1lba m Ce1 mpbell of ll<i · c1cnda lle1ght:-. supported tht' bud gC't b1 II ""~inf! ht· "'ai. t'.Ounl · ing on Hro~ n to tram 1 l back l<1 SIZC' .. \. I Mesh knit shirts Save 33 % on a cool cell on mesh knit shirt. Epaulettes. two pockets and a full button troot. Khaki or acru. S. M, L. XL. Men's Knits Orig. 22.50 14.99 Swimwear Potyestef i cotton trunks 1n assorted colors and styles, including triple sJde stri~, volleybafl. zip fit. SizBs 30 to 38 and S, 'M, l. XL Men's Active Sportswear SpeciaJ 6.99 Designer ct0$ shirts An assortment of stripes and checks in the newest cok>rs. All cot1on/polyes1er btends for easy care. Sizes 14 1i'l to 16 ~ in popular sleeve lengths. Men's Dress Shirts Orig. 18.50 to 22.5014.99 CALL 1-800-228·2044 OR YOUR LOCAL TOLL FREE NUMBER Mon.-Fn .. 10-9:30. Sat. 10·6. Sun. 12-5. Bullock's South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bnstol. C M. 556·061 t ' t .... I Orange Coast Daily Pilot ~~1~ ... ~,~1 ~~~.~ ........................................ R.obe .. rt.N .. W.eed .. /·P·ub·l·l'he .. r ... T.homn ..... Keev ... 11./E·d·ltot. ~.. .v-.-... ..-~D. Tl1YMd9¥. July 12. 1979 Barbclr4 Kreiblch 1Edltorlat P~ Editor -\ 1, ef ahs May Help Meet City Goals The.\ clty or Irvine lb now aearina up co atud.Y onv Poseiiblt.> means or malul'i more of iu houaiq 1tock U\•allabJe to low and moderate lncoane 1roup The bask &d a 11) to pro mot~ the dev~opment of ractory bualt units. Compared to convontlonally constructed 1 houses. th prt!f bra caled unab could be much ch.,upcr, 8)thoURh~x :u~l pnce bnvey t tooo revealed A comnuttee now \4'0rtdng at the direction of the cUy counc1l tb e plorma tht-u;.suc and" all uddr~Mi !leventl ron· cornb that h avl' cl'opsx'd up smC'e the µroposul was · for.,..m·th.-d A cent rnl 1ssut> n•nlers on th..-u sthetics or lht: units ··w e don't wtmt LO end up w1th rnobil home~ without wheels." aud one planning department s t arft:r Another <·oncern ha~ twen expres~ed O\lt•r Jw;l how UH.' pre-fob units would :->t at'k up when Judged by cx1stmg huilding rod\! ~t andard~ lt as 1n kl'cp1ng with Ir' ine's role as u new c1ly to take o thorough look at fat•tory built ur11ts as one µoss1b11Jty fl'>r more afford ublc housm~ Around t h e Track The fl up bt•twcen the city of Irvine and the school dis· trict over the ~tandards and s pecifications for the Lrack ~t Irvine High School. now apparently resolve d, resulted from one or those brt>akdowns in communications that"~ hard to undersland. The Track is loeatcd partially on la nd owned by the school district a nd partia lly on land owned by the city. lt recently t•ame lo the cit y's a tte ntion tha t the track was built to the s pec1f1cation standards of the National Fede ration of Sla te High Schools. Those stan· dards are substanlially different from those of the Amateur Athletic Union. The city believes that because of the joint-use nature of the track. it should be usable for AAU competitions. whic h seems logica l. The city has won a commitment from the school district to upgrade the track to meet the AA U st andards work that will cos t the dis trict at leas t S20.000. One m ight have expected that the city and the school d1~tnct v.ould have a c lear understandj ng long beforP construet10n of the track began on how to make the µl'OjC'ct m eet the needs of both groups. Re alislll Need e d There Wl'rl' !'>uundmg~ at this week's Irvine City Couneil mectini: that 1t ma~ be time lo scale down plans 1or ti multi mil11t1n pnforming art theater Tht• <·1t' rec·(•nt h· laid out S75.000 for architects to dr.1\.\ pn·limin<.ir~ pl•rn~ fo r the long.sought fac1ht). Mort' 1 twn ont' officwl was :-.ho<:kcd when cost estimate~ rolled in at bctwt>en S4 m1llton .md S6 m illion . Tod:1v. tht'fl' 1.s ;1bout Sl 5 m1llton for the theater in a <'tl.\ <.1cc1)unl. It 1:-. mom•y (•<irmarked for the facility hy '>Olc rs m a l!li·I txind t'lection f''inunC'1al rt'ali t1 c·~ being what they are. the theater's utl1mate !'>ll r\'tval m<iy well hmgc on t he ability of its hackers to makt· the tough dec1s1ons to plan a more re· ul1 ~l 1c fac:il11 y. Th:.Jt effort !)hould be geared towar d creating a thl•alerthat allgroups l!llnliv~ with -and afford . • Opinions expressed rn the space above are those ot the Darty Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader commenl 1s 1nv1ted Address The Darty Prlol. P.O Box 1560 Costa Me~ CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd I Sleep w are By l..M. ISOYD Computl·riztd polls ter s tracked down 1.500 wives who had hc(•n married lhrcc yea rs or less. and asked the m 1f Lhl'Y preferred their hu s band s to s l ef•p in sleepwear or in thl· nude. The m ajority ~aid in the nude. Those pollsters then asked 1.500 husbands who had been married three ye.trs or le ss if they preferred lhcir wives to s leep in slc.!epwear or the nude. The majority said in sleepwear Our Love a nd War man does not know what to make of this. He's baffled. So frequently did the great A I be rt Einste in absent- m ind e d I y walk into somebody elsc>'s house m stead of his own at Princeton lhal his wife had their front door painted bright red to tip him off every day that he was nt the right place. The swirl on the shell of an eas tbound s nail is 'on its southerly side In other words. ils sh e ll c urls clockwise. Q. Has any So'1iet l~ader removed from office ever re· turned to power? A . Not a one. D ar Gloorny Gus l l'leve a feellne those yelllnl lo"deat for more trains 1nd C>\lbUc •an•H• wtU be the f:lrtl. -back ln their can Lt uie 1•• pinch looeena up. • E. B. A. • <1 How long docs the e ffect of caffeine in a c up of coHee last m my body" 1\ f"1gurc three and a ha lf hours The topless scene in m otion pictures gol's back quite a way .. Seasoned Citize ns may recall the 1932 film ··Tarzan. The Ape Ma n .. with Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan and Maureen O'SulliV'J n as Jane In a brief underwa ter s wim· ming scene. Jane swam top· less Forty-six percent of the people who die in any given yeci r do so within three months after their birthdays. Only 6 percent die in the three months before their birthdays. All the vi tamins you need in one day wouldn't make us big a mound of matter as lhe pe r iod at the end of this sen- tence. Q. "Who was the ·greatest man who ne ver Li ved '?" A . That's what C onan Doyle followers Uke to call Sherlock Holmes. Says hel'e that a major league baseball team uses up approximately 850 dozen baseballs in a season. That's 10,200 baseballs. Could this be right? Our Language man reports that word "biscuit" comes trom the French. Originally, It m eant "cooked twice bread," Q. What has risen moat in value over lhe tut 10 Y4UU't -diamonds, told or art? A . Antique Cblne•e ceramJa mel'tt that dllUnt· Uoa. They've cUmMcl. In • w.U. '&' 19 pe,...t • 1••· GoW w rtun 11 pereent a ,..... 0.ernondl bave cone l~Plf""l •yar. Zebras, too, sleep atandlna •· ' Jack Andenon Carter Pockets Expense Money WASlll NC TON -Jimmy Curtt•r promt!icd the votf'rs hf! would ferret uut aov"rnmcnt wu~tt' and improper u~e of the taxp:tycr:.' money Uut in h1:-1 1urnrch ror misused Cunuts. our mlll1onu1re chie f executive fD1h:d to look 1n the handiest hid Ing place or a ll his own pocket Dunn~ h11> hr!>l 1wo year5 1n offict'. the pars1n1omous pre:.1 rll'nl spent on l y o n l' St-Venth of Ill!> $50.000 unnuul expen!>t' al lowance Bui in s t ead ur t urni ng the t\\O year total of $85. 727 left vver back to the Treusury. C'arter put the money 1n his personal bank account T hl·n··s nothing 11legsl about rt lndeed. thl' pract1ct• ha:. been !>anc tifil'd by I rad it ion in the 30 years or pres1dent1 <1I walking· aro1i1nd monl'Y Carter's pre· dN·cssors 1n th<' White llousC' rtidn't turn their le(tov~r <ii lowance back. ctlhL•r Mailb ox In (act. Richard Nixon. w1lh his usual nxlr for imaginative Income-tax calculaliona, tried to stretch the taxable expense al- lowance by cla1m1ng depre<:1a- taon on White House furniture as <l ctrduclion . The Internal Reve nue SC'rv1ce disallowed 1t. Thl' unui.u a l thing about Carter'!. t!Xpense money 1s how little of ll he manages to use each year The purpose of the SS0.000 allowance was to s pare pres idents from having to pay un0Hrc1a l costs of the presidency out of their own pockets. Former Prrs ident H erbert Hoover estimated that "the minimum C'Os t to th e> pres id e nt 1 ~ somewhere between $25.000 a nd S35.000 a year or conducting the White House in s uch a fashion a!-. 1t should Ix> conducted " That was 3Q year!'> a~o. when 1L cost J merl' three cents to mail a fir~t C'I ass letter l ' t~T WE llAVE learned. with tht' hl•lp of .Jesse Sterns or the Stern!> News Serv1Cl•. that Pres1 dent Carter -.pent JUSt Sl.108.52 ur his SS0.000 illlowance 1n 1977. and :S l3. lfi5 last yt•ar In fact. I H~ may disallow Sl2, l I I or the 1978 "business expenses." which went for staff parties and recep· tions (The re maining $1 .054 wus spent for meals. gifts and mis· cellaneous expenses.> In contrast to Numero Uno. Vice President Walter Mondale scrupulously returns the unspent portion of his modest $10,000 al lowance In 1977 he turned back S4.934. last year he gave the Treas ury $.5, 180 While the $85,727 unspent pre!>· idcntial a llowance 1s peanuL'i, the American public might be forgiven for exl)(!cting Carter. the born-again crus ader for truth. beauty and economy. to s et an examp l e for th e bureaucrat ic spenders he cam· pa1gned agamst We asked Robert Lispshutz. the preside nt's counsel. why Carter didn't return his leftover e~pe n se m o n ey to th•• Treasury. "ll 's neithe r expected nor required," L1pshulz said, ad- ding that neither he nor Carte r C\'Cn considered such d step. Ill' also s ugges ted we read the leg1s lati ve history of thl' bill to get a better understa nding of 1t:- pu rpl)sC Maybe L1pshutz would benefit from his own suggestion. If 1 he r e's one thing the con· gressional debate of 1949 makes clear. it 1s that there was serious concern over the possibility that a president would simply use the $.50,000 as additional salary. "THE REAL RUB." s aid the Senate's r esident moralis t , Wa y n e M o r se. th e n a Republican. of Oregon. "is that this entire expense proposal 1s but a subterfuge for hiding the real intent or the bill, namely to 1n<'reasc the presid ent's salary another $.50.000 and ('all 1t an ex pense al•counl It 1 ~ an immoral principle " /\l one pc11nt. Rl'publtcan Sen Euge11e M11l1k1n of Colorado, who sought to overco me this ob jeclion by requmng a president to rertify that Ute money was ac tually used for expenses. w<:1~ asked what would happen to any unused portion of the $5-0,000. SF.VF.Ri\I . member:. n t ConArcss !>pOtll'd the sam1• s neak att<.ick on the Teasury that Morse had. Thc•v noted that 1f the $50.000 wc.rP made tax l'xempt. as or1g1nally proposert. rt would be worth up to S200.000 Coupled with tht• :-alary raise 1n the "<tmt· btll from $75.000 tu SICI0.000 ti v.ould mean that I hl• prl'Sldt•nt wa~ being voted ;, :-.:J IM) of ahout $300,000 J ycar T" n \ 1•;11 ~ l.ott·r, thf' t;;ix P'H·mpt ~t.ltU!> of rtw ·~~pens<' al l11~anc·1· "'Js 11•mo\ll·d Bul un· IL'~:-. om· l>l·lit·H·~ that Congrl'~!> Y. Js dt'111>l•raf('ly trying tu cle t'l'IVt> the· publll' by tailing a s alur) raise an n.pt·n~c a l lo" ant•t• th1· "inH•nt · that 1s so 1mpo rtc.tnl tn J.1µ:-.hut1 'it•cms lo drJ?Ut' 1n f:iv1J1 of i.:1vrng bad. .in~ unu.-.t·d funr1 ... llOY. dt)l'!'> C~1rl1•r l(p1•p his l''I. pl'nsci-clown "' low · Wt•ll . ht• pr1·1 ;u l-. ''" bu ... 1n1·-.!'ml0n to IJlt'lo. up thf' tah fnr prt\ utr' pc.trt11· :ind hl· l!l•ls th1• Dt>mrll'rat11· !'!:i trnnal ('00·11n1t trT to llJ' for ht· l'hrt ~lln<.1i. c:.inJs .i S51J.f14>11 ttcm la!>t \t•ur In thi.' · ;1 hs1•n1·1• of 1•\pt11·1t lt·..:1sl;1t 111n req111ring lht· rt'l111 n 11( un11St'rl l 'XIH'lf .... (• ITlllOI'\ onlv .• pn·~111e11l ... 1wr-.on;tl m ural 1·mlt· 1 ;1n tl1ct.111• 1d1:11 h1 · tlrH·-. v.tlll 1h1• ,urpl11-. .l11ntn) (';1rt1•1 -. llfd(· 11·J1, 111111 ·r •• i...1· th•· 11111111 , .1nd 1 un S&L B u ildings Look Like Cathedrals To thl' Editor Tht> best ,., 1dence that th<· saving publi(' is bl•ing unlll•rpJ1tl in i ntcrc~t on its savings 1s lht• prolif<'rat1on or unnecdcu ex pensi ve saving s and loan {'a thedral-lak e office• buildings in the county. You deposit your money and receive only 5' 2 per· cent interes t on your savings , but 1f vou wish to st•C'un· a loan to buy· a homl' you ;.irt• charged from 10 perc<'nl to 12 pt'rcent in terest. a mark-up of 100 pl•rcent to 118 percent. If you ;isk the S&L people why . lhl' answt>r 1s "That's a ll the l<Jw allows us to pa}." Well. 1f that 1s the hm . then I agree with Mr. Uumblr. "The l aw is a ass. a idiot." and 11 dis- criminates against people who need hous ing. In no othe r business docs the law require lhal the seller make 100 percent lo 118 percent profit on his sales. rn former times the interest S&Ls paid depositors on deposits was as low as 4 percent. and you could gel a loa n on your home for 6 percent. a spread of only 2 percent. Now the spread is more like 6'ri pe rce nt. -the small savers receiving the paltry 5Y.i percent while the gov ernment e ncourages this pro· flteerlng and profligate office· building spree. FRANK KLOCK Fortda'11 /tf an To the Editor: It appalls me that Governor Brown is contemplating appoint· ing Edison Miller to the post o( supervisor In Orange County, replacing the deposed Ralph Diedrich. Not only is he un· qualified for the position. his af· flHatlon with Tom Hayden's in· famous CED, "an alternate structure" replacing American capitalism. ll wlH be the final blow to the voters· trust In their political ejectees .. Hayd~n s wttc, Jane Fonda, on a recent fUnd.raillng venture for CED tn Lasuna Buch, prom· !Md her audience that abe, her husband aad t heir cohorts planned to us innueoee and lftOn~y lO l>aek oud&deta for Oranp Coubty ty eotincilla and boards ol•upervllon. If EdJson Miller ls appointed to the board, I suueat the "fb." • "as c·ompkt•·d bcf<lrl• M 1s~ Fon rl:.i ll'ft th<· ('ounty I Jl~o s uggei>l th<JI (iov1•rnor Bro"'n had besl consider lht• ll('l'd'-of thl· Orangt• Count' popu)a('I..' hl'fon • d1sper-, 1ng pol1t1C'a l f;nor~ to 1,1rt · quallf1ed :mil unwanted appo1n lCl'S MAHY 0 . MOORE Pt1bli~ Extortion To tht• Editor . Ralph Diedrich has heen con nctcd of demanding a pay·off in exchange for a land use ap· proval Whal the Third Oislricl .Supervisor nllegcdly did was reprehens1hle . But he 1s not alOn<' There are Others guilty Of the same crime who are still al large No property owner sho'bld ever he sub1ected to extortion. Obviously. it is in the public in tcrest for government to do all 1n its power to prevent it Extor- tion in land use proceedings is wrong. Unless. of course. the extor- tion is openly committed by gov- e rnment itself. Then it is a ll right. because it has the sanction of law and is done in the public interest. So we can all applaud. Extortion? By gove rnment? V ES INDEED. Only it isn't. or cpursc. called ~xlortion . When it orcurs. it is called an "exac· l ion · · It happens almost every day in almost every juris diction. and it happens in many ways. A property owner is told that his plans for a particular land use will not be approved unless he : < l ) Hands over to the publir agency bundles or cash known as "in-lieu" fees: or (2) Turns over to the public agency sizable chunks of land known as "dedications": or ( 3) Agrees lo finance. partial- ly or totally. public improve· ments that may or may not be needed by or of any value lo his project: or ( 4) Changes his plans so they conform lo special sociological. aesthetic or economic inlerests of the homeowners In the exist· Ing communUy : or < 5 l Assents -u if he had any choice -to any combination of the above. T HESE exactions. which seem to proU/erate like wire hangers in a closet. are rarely protested by anyone but the land use appli- cant who 11 being atroni·•nned. Special interest groups among us encourage thia kind of ex\Or· lion in tM ume ot lbe.tr IJ'MO· · bl•lt. lhl· 1•n\ 1ronrncn1 or .... imply IO 1-l·t·r mon· nt·w IJl'opll· out Thl· gcnt•r.11 puhlic l'ondont·s 11 . en•n thou~h 11 <11lds lrl'nll·ndou~ 1, t<l thC' co!->l of 1w" honw!' :ind rl{'W pl<tl'l'S tO Work and ~hop Tt•cllnir ally ;ind l<'~••lly. th(•y do not t·onslltutc c>.tort1on They art' <•xacltons things I)( value ex;1cted from applicants in ex· change• for l<Jnd use pt'rm1ts or onc> kind of another This is the "ay lh::tl govemmenl demands. a nd ~ets. iLc; pay·off. Jn the publff interest. anri with the public's ap proval. And the public that de· mands it and the public that con· doM s it an~ guilty of a1dmg and abetting it. What Ralph Diedrich was ac cused of doing m ere ly earner! the process on t' private step further. The l!Overnmcnt. tht• public . got nothing out of 11 That's the difference. That. and the way you spell it G W. FERGUSON Req/t"f e R eje<"t• To the Editor· There is a passage · Genesis I that contams th se words "Be fruitful and ult1ply. a nd replenish the earth. and subdue il. ·· Some vers ions r e place "replenis h " with "fill." However. since the ci1rect1ve was already givc·n lo "be fruitful a nd muJtiply. ·· 1t appears lhat "fill" is redundant. and should not replace "replenis h ... The Jal· ter probably refers to a careful husbandry of natural resources. and to replacin(! them by re- building soils. recycling pro· ducts. etc. The passage also contains the dircC't1ve to .. subdue ... that is. discover and t.ame. as it were. all of the potential of earth. 1ts scientific and all other natural phenomena. including nuclear power. sun power. water power. wind power. utilizing steam, electricity, oil. coal. rivers. dams. etc ln all of this. lhere is a need (or conservation and recycling. Now. while I agree with som.e of the goals or so-called environ- mentalists and conservationists. some o(their goals are contrary lo the direc tives recorded in Genesis. that is. in curtailing population growth and withhold· Ing utilization or natural re· sources. and vaal areas of Jand, and obelrucUng us~ and develop. ment of energy :wurces such u nuclear power plants, dams, new oU welll. etc. 'J 1\lso. lhl' samt• pa:-;~a~t'. In tht• t1rst t'hJIHt•r of (i1..•nl'!'i1~. c·on t.11n:-th1· tltrct'tl\'l'!'> <inti httvt· dominion mer lh1• lts h of 1h1• 'il'.J . :md 111 l"t ""''ry I 11111 of I h1· .ur. and 11\l'r <'tl•ry ltv rng thin~ th;11 tnOVl'" upon the f at·e of Lht• t';trlh .. llnw awesome yPt pl<.tin 1!> lhal t•om mcnd J\nd how fooftsh, Ill th(' fatt: or that div1nt' d1rt'('ll\'f•, <ire lhC' act1v1t ies or :J f<'"' so·t·alled c nv1ronmcotalisL-.. who \.\Oul<J l'han~e 11 for their own perverted enus·an<I cause a tiny fish and other ~pccics to have dom1ruon over us mstead of tht• olht•r way a round. llow bizarre IT WOULD BE far more re· asonable and huma ne for scienc(•. w ith 1l~ vast res ources anti flln(1~. to recreate a "natura l hah1tat" for endangered s pcc1e:- than to cause hardshi ps and sur. frr1ng for humanity by shutting down power sourccl> Recychn~. or rehab1hlat1on or human "re1ects' 1s of equal im- portance and needs no elabora tio n on th e ~ubJe<·t . he re. tlowever. there 1s a pet•ular dis- position on the pa rt of those we elect to office to "recyl'le" acer tam type of ·reject ... namely .those rejected by the voters . Over and ove r. we suffer lhe humiliation of seeing politicians who have been rej ected at the polls. being rewarded I recycled) by be ing given even more powe rful and lucrative positions by "appointment" by such im· perialists as Gov. Brown. The latest example being the ap· po1ntment of Yvonne Burke <who was s oundly rejected in he r bid for office> to the L .A. Roa rd of Supervisors. · · Recycl· ing" lhe.«e political "r ejecu," by re wardmg them for 106ing al the polls is an unforgivable breach of the will of the people. and 1s as stupid as destroying dams. plants and dollars in the name or fish and other species which lhe lallers· champions probably never heard or until they went searching for la "cause" to hinder progress. B. F. BORCOMAN • l.Atttri from rtoder3 ort ~lcom• 1'1w nght to conde113t ltttn'S to fU apoccr or tllm1nate libel ta r•aerued. lAtttrl o/ 300 wordl or Ina ~U be ghlfft prefcrenct All letrer• nwlt nt• elude lignat1"' ond matUng addttu bul nomH ma11 ~ untlahdd Oft re· qwlt If '11/ftcint rnao. u QFpOmlt. Poft1' """"°' be publWd. Laguna/South Coast l'our Hometewn Dally Newspaper VO&-n. NO. 193. 3 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1979 FIFTEEN CENiS on Suspected in Canyon Fire T Bou.es~ Botel11 Complex OK'd In Dana Point A 'Dana Point lour1~l residential compll·x. which ha~ been in the planoinl( stages Cor seven years. received approval Wednesday from the Orange County supervisors The board gave unammous ap proval to zoning changf'!> ror the 76·acre development located south of Pacific Coast Highway Skylab 's Pieces Gathered PERTH. Auslraha <AP) Australians on a Skylab hunt scooped up chunks of rharred debris on the edge of the gre<it western desert today after the U.S. space statwn showe red 1t~ red-hot pieces over southwes t Australia hke "a train on fire." While some Au-;tralians piled into Jeeps for what could ht' a profitable Sl'arch for Skylab's remarns, otheri. floode d the American cons ulat(· he re with angry calls about lht• way tht· plummeti ng s pacecrart hap pe ned to hit Australia. · · r think it stinks lhut thev dP layed the d£'st:ent for HI minute" ~o it missed thf'm <ind hit U!-.. · · ~aid one houst:w1fc in u <:<Jll to a PPrth newspaper "I <Jon 't think our so·calll•d Aml'ncan alhcs hke u:. very much · The U S ..,pan ~t at1on ended 1lS s ix.year ody::.::.cy al about 2 a.m . today (9.37 a.m. PDT Wed nesday> in one of the world's most desolate areas. tumbling to Earth in a spectacular fire works show m the night sky There have been no re ports of casualtiesorproperty damage Three me n awakened by a loud boom in the rl'mule town of Rawlinna wen· amon~ the first lo report findin~ what appeared to be a piece of ~ylah Bill Norton said he und two companfon::. s potted the six·foot· long. three·foot·widt• t:ylindrical piece about six miles south of Rawlinna. which •~ 550 males east or Perth. ''It took two 4·whcel·drive vehicles to haul at on to the trailer." said Norton. a lelecom municat.Jons technician He said the cylindl'r. coated with a riberglas::. hkc substance. appeared to h~vc bounced and rolled about 600 ft:et from the point of impact irnd came to rest in low scrub bet ween the Street of the Goldl·n Lantern and Del Obispo Street Plans b y prope rty owner Chuck Smyth call for two hoteb as well as commercial, recrca tion al and residential uses. One of the hotels would be con s lructed on the blufftop over looking the har bor The second would be located nearer lht• harbor. P lans also call for the con st ruction of 312 to 390 homes. The deve loper also has set aside 16 acres for open space ror acquisition by a public a,:?ency for recreational purp<>M'S The complex a lso carrie~ plans for a six·acre park over looking the harbor and pro visions for a trail linking the blufftop par k and Doheny Stale Beach Bowing t o publir pre:.surc s tate parks officials h ave ::.crapped a S4 million propoi.al lo build a 35-acre recreational vehic le camping area on the Dana Marina blufftop. Ins t ead. the $4 m11l1 on 1:. earmarked to aid in aqubitaon of the Irvine Co<tst area between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach Peter Herman. atdl• to Orange County S upervis.<H Thomas Riley. said slate parks officials indicated several weeks ago lhat the camp g round plan w a~ scr a pped a nd the $4 million s hifted to a $28 million fund for Irvine Coast acquisition. Dana Point.area commumty lt•aders had staunchly opposed the camp ground plans Some leaders said a pass1vt• park for the area might be a better ust: or t he land. He rman said. Former state assemblyman Ron Cordova failed in an at tempt to push a bill through the <See COMPLEX, Page A2> Marines Held In Pos y Theft A ruffled petunia. a dahlia and a five -fool purple trumpet flower. beLieved s tolen from a San Clemente restaurant, we re alle,gedly found in the possession or t WO Marines early Wednesday Police a rrested William G Purvis. 20 . a nd Gary W Butcher. no age lis ted. on charges or possess ion of stol<·n pro perty. They were released to military police. S~t. Paul Falk asserted that he observed the two men carry. i.ng the three potted plants alon~ th e 2400 block of South El Camino Re al at 1.18 am. Wed nesday. The plants were re· turned to the Ch a mpag ne Gardens. 2002 S. El Camino Real. where they were reported s tolen, police said Dltly Ptlot Photo DY ~t•v• M•tttt.-H BOMBER DUMPS JTS LOAD OF CHEMICALS ON HILLSIDE BRUSH FIRE Blaze Was Apparently Set By Rocket: One Firefighter Suffered Injury 0•1fy Pilot PPIOto lly R•'"'°"° E~tr•O• CROWDS ON SKYLINE DRIVE GOT THIS VIEW OF FIREFIGHTING ON CANYON ROAD More Than 250 Firefighters Battled Stubborn Bruah Fire for Five Hours Wednesday Bergeson Bill Approved Tax Cut ~Biggest Victory ., J·or Republican~ A tax cul bill, authored by As s('m blywoman Ma nan Bergeson of Newport AC'ach passed the lowe r hous(' Wednesday and im m ediately wa!. hailed as the bag ~est legislative victory or the year for Republicans Th£' measun'. AB 276. now goei. Lo the state Senate It would force adjustme nt of the state m come tax brackets lo reflect the prevailin~ inflation rate rollecled · b\ tht· .... u~t~ The bill "would requ1rt· lhl· brackets to be adJU~ted annual I~. begmmng in l980. to reflect the full ~rcenlage cha n~e in the C::.il1fornid Cons umer Prirl' Index 'Rocket' Release Observed 8) ~'TEVE MITCHELL. Ott.,. O••tv ,.,,_. 'itatl County fire crews were s tall mopping up hot s pots toda) in the aftermath of a 75 acre hillside fire <tbovt· Laguna Can· von Road that police believe ~as 1ntent1onally set Mort• than 250 fi re fighters from Laguna Beach. lht· count) a nd tht• Slatl' Ot•p:.irtmt.-nt of Forest r \' hat lied t tw -.1 ubborn blai1•. ltll'led b~ dr:. hru:-h on lh1· \H·~t '>l(k of l.a"'UHLI ('an~Oll Ho ad Tht•\ "''rt' .11dt•d II\ (<tUI <Ill t.Jnkt·rs lh.11 d111pp1·d Ion!> nf F1rt•trot .i < 1l1·r1111 iJI rf'tard;rnt tnll 1 coat~ th•· hru~h on tht (I fl' J "i 11 m" \'I. rl I "" a r cl " I Hlj.!t•IJnt• JI 111'\" th;-'>lf!'d frt1nt tlw L.ugun.1 Ht .id. I 11mlwr Cn111 jlJO\ W1t1w~...,, . ., 11 th1 lun1tw1 1't•11t p.111\ -.<11d tlW\ -.JV. .1 hhll' \ .111 v. 1th ~h<'hu •• 11: ht·• n-.1· pl;.tt1·-. pull off lht· -.1dl' of th•· 111<1d -.hr1rth bt>fort· I p m 1\n 111·1·01>.1111 nf lh1• 1 ,, r _got oul .ind sl'I of( .1 IM•I 111·101·k1•t 111 11, 1h1· dr' 11111,fo hdtlf'I' d11nh111g ha1 I.. irll11 th•· •. ··hl!'k 1'11111·1• :JrMHI lll\1•-.l1 ~a1111 :'11111..•· l),1\ 1s ..;a11t h1· h..t!-. g1111tl IL•:ub 111 th1 .n~nn pr1>h1· arloin).! pol11·1· .in· "''t'kang thl· '"n a nd,, ... ou·u panb \1Kh.1~ · We· ht•ht•\'l' lht• 11:i.rt1e~ rl";pon~1bh• intent10nally .,t'l the fir1• ... Davi:-:-:.11<1 It took fin· <'rt'"" ;inti m11r1 than 100 inmall•-. trom lht• :\11r1·11 m1•n s in~t1lult· n1•..i rl\ f1\1• hour.., In bring tht• f1rt· uncti•1 C'fln\!'111 I >n1· 1nmalt• \ ·0111 ;id \I I.opt·/ .IX ".1 ... tllJllrf'!I "he n " b11lltf111.-1 m..il-ing •• hn• tr.11\ .11> 11••" """'' him th slnt1).!t•ll" l.11 ... t'"" "hll'h h•ll ciov.n .1n<! p1.1w1 1 ;.11"I h1~ helmet He ~a:. rushed lo Saddleback Com mun1ty Hospital "'here he n•t'l'l\t>d "lllche~ for wounds tu h 1 ' he ll d ,1 n d "' .1 .., I a I ,.. r transported bark tel lht• 'on·o fac1 Ill\ C11,· count \ ..incl ... 1.11,. t'rt'"" , e:-ponclt·d tu i h" 1 ir 01 fl rt· v.1th :! I hr II ... h ,. II I! 'll t t hr\' 1· hulldott•r .... 1·1ght h.1nli t·t ,.,,.., ;..111d fnur ..iir tunk1·r!o. fron1 I ht· H \an .11r Jtt;u·k <·1·nt1:1 in ll1•11ll'I .s -.I :Ill' OIJl'l';.l\l'd rarilll \ l' .1 n \ o 11 r " ... 111 1 • n I ... .... r 1 fl•s11vafg1ll'r" ;.ind bu:-.inl'~!'-. 1>co pll· llnt•d l'anyon Road JU'' ~outh nf I ht· r1 n• Wedncsda) .tflt.'rnoon. l'ht"t'ring on lhl· air l<JOl\er ... a-. th•·v d1ppt•d down into tht• !'<.Ill ~on "1th tht·1 r eh1•m1<·al relat d:.int B111 poh<:t' h..id I rnublP with .1h1Hll 1('1(1 s pl'l taturs v. ho lined J ndtH' op,>0s11e lhl· C1rl' in the T1111 of t ht• W111 Ill m•1 gh horhood of l.dgUnJ R~at'h to "att•h tht' fin· fight mg <•Cfort Fin• Mar::.hal .Jame~ Prc!>:.on .,aid ht• had to eall pohrl· to n· nlll\ l ~Pl·t·tator., who ignored lht• ·no l r(•sspa!>!>mg '>1gn!> at lht' north t>nd of Alta Laguna iioult•vard Another reported find was made 400 miles to the s outhwest. in the town or Jerramungup. whe re an unidentified resident brought a chunk o r burned fjbrous m aterial to a local police station. the newspaper the West Australian reported . A golf course groundskeeper in the coas tal town of Albany was the first to claim a find. but his turned o ut to be a hoax - _ <See SKVLA8, Piege A2) Vatican Stays Silent On Pope's U.S. Visit Mrs. Bergeson t!s t1mc-ated the bill will save taxpayers, whose income has been pushed into higher brackets by inflation. about $1 billion in the first three years "For too long. <.:ahforoia tax payers have been saddled with higher and higher t uxes," the Republican legislator said. After t he 4 p.m Assembly vote, Speaker Leo McCarthy, D Sa n Fra n c i sco. sa i d th e freshman Assemblywoma n 's bill "passed out or here with my ac ti ve assistance ." Currently ... uch adJu~tmenb t ake into account only :i percent of the consumer price mdex The s t ate L cg1:.l at1vl' An<tlyst's office predicted that 1ndexing the personal mcom l' tax to reflect the full impact or inflation beginning 1n t he 1980·81 fiscal year would result in a fl' venue loss or $210 million. The loss estimated for the following fi scal year would result in a rev· enue loss or $210 million The the analyst''> office said. PolH'l' 1~!.Ut'd t·tt:.it1on ~ to several of the spt'clalor-. when lhcv refu.-;ed lo ledVl' the area Down in the canyon. ftr e crews !-.('urried to ~tart a backfire ui.· ing acetylene torchc-; and narc' <Set> f'IR F.. Pagf' 1\2) More Cove rage ft'eather Late nighl a nd early morning fog a long the coast , otherwise s unny with little t emperature change. Lows tonight in low 60s. Highs Friday in l o w 70s al beaches to mid·80s inland. INSIDE TODA\' OronQt Cowu11 Faar gets l&ftderwCJ11 l"lidot1 and will run ChroM{Jh JulJI 22. For a com- pld e Uating of frtdoy 'a f'Wft11, Id Po(lf Al7. •••• M 't-IWwtc:e l fl AM L.-n Cf ...._.a= ... ....... .....,....., ...,.... ..." cc:=: M.._..,__ 16 Cl Q.ta ... __. ...... M .. e.:c..ey .. ,, • • ••• M , 14114Mnillll Ill ,., MMll Mlftlll 11 "'" Tettmi. l lt ct-I """'" ... ., a•...., •• .. .....,..... ... VATICAN CITY <AP) -The Vatican maintained silence to· d ay on mounting s peculation that Pope J ohn Paul 11 will travel to the United States in the fall. T he pope, who has visited Mexico and his native Poland this year. has publicly indicated bis interest in going to New York for the U.N. General Assembly session. But U.S. officials s ay they have no confirmation from tht Vatican or such a trip. For reasons of security. the Vatican oft.en withholds announ· cem ents of papal trips unUI a few weeks befor ehand. Con· rirmation of the vlsit to Poland was delayed because or delicate negotlattona with the Warsaw government. over the Um log. , I In addition to tbe Unlted States, there haa been apecula· tlon about upcomln& Pll>&l tripe to Ireland, Au.atria and Zaire this yeer. Our Sunday Vlaltor, a Roman Catholic weekly newspaper published \n Hunllngton, Ind., Hid ln an 1.rtJcle last month Ulat I I ' plans for the pope's U.S. visit called for an address lo t.be Gene r al Assembly and a na- tionwide tour. The newspaper saJd likety stop s on the tour '.inc luded Was hington. Philadelphia. Detroit. Chicago, Los Angeles and San l''ranc1sco The only other pope to visit the United States was the late Paul VI. who spoke to the General As· sembly in October 1965, but who limited his visit to New York City. PILOT LOOKS AT .4CTIJ{ITIES Orange Coast residents eiajoy many alternatives in sum.m~r recreation. • Today's l>ally Pilot provides an overview of recreational ac· tMties available to local f'eli· dent.8 \his summer. See 1t.or iea and photos on Pages Alo to All deplcUaa a variety of •.ummer dlversloos. • Minority Leader Carol Hallett, R·Atascadero. called passage or Mrs . Bergeson's tax-indexing bill the biggest victory of the year for Republicans ll was ap· proved 56·0 in a roll call vote .. Unlike tax cuts proposed by Democrats. Indexing m eans a permanent. year-after-year-lax cut." Mrs. Hallett added She said the stale "makes money off inflation ," which she called a "hidden lax increa.se." McCarthy had earlier denied reports tha t h e helped the me asure in a key Assembly committee In r eturn for Republican support for AB 8, the Assembly's long.term financing plan for local government. He said Mrs. Bergeson's measure bad received com.mlt· t ee approval "on ila own merita.' Ar1uin1 for s upport . Mrs. BergelOI> told coUeaaues, "The cost of Uvtn1 that employees re· celve pushes them lnto hllher brackets, only to-have the money tak.eo by the sta~:· She sald lncome lax•• are .. over· ·t -- Other south Orange County <:overage appears today on Page A\6. Queen Unhappy \ Prince Squires Divorcee LONDON <AP> -Prince Charles, at 30 Britain's most eligible bachelor, was reported to have a new girlfriend. And because she's a divorcee. his mother Queen Elizabeth was said to be far from pleased . William Hickey, gossip columnist in the London tabloid Dally Expres~. named the woman as 2'3·ycar· old Jane Ward. former wife of cavalry officer Toby War d. Hickey said she has been acting as assistant manager of the posh Guards Polo Club. whose head- quarters are only a few miles from Windsor CasUe. The prince is a keen polo fan and player, and Hickey said she met hlm through thetr mutual love of horses. "The queen is said to be concerned about \heir friendship, presumably because it could cause pro- blems if the heir to the throne became serioulsy in· volved with a youne d..lvorcee." said Hickey. ' ---------- D•llr I'll~,._"' Will~m H0<19e FIREFIGHTERS WATCH FLAMES CLIMB HILLSIDE Firemen Set Backflrea on La guna Canyon Road F ront Page A J FlRE INVESTIGAT E D. • • lo s et the dry brush on fire near the roadwav Hu.(!e C'louds of black smokl' briefly blocked out the sun as employees of the lumber com pany bwlt ramp!. for fire hoses across the canyon road. The canyon road was closed to a ll traffi c until about 7 p.m . when police from Laguna Beach <.tn d Irvine, a nd Californi a lhghway Patrol offi cers be~a n allowin$! <1 ln ckle etf automobiles through the canyon The road C'losure all but shut do'hn l ht' Art ·A l''ai r fc•'>tival. JU l al'rn:.:. tht• -;trl'l't from the fire. Sh1rll'y Dani Leyn•r, an ex· hih1tor u l the Art -A-Pair said . "'Tht: firC' killed us " Sht> said a prctly ,good s11etJ crowd \\as cin r hL· j.!r0unds \\hl'n the fire brokt• out. but thtnnt'd u~ the cverun g prngre:.:.ed SKYLAB ... P<'rpctrated an p art t o 'rt• taliate" against US :.pac•t "<'t t·n11sb '';is Wl' d11in 't a p Jll't'l'llllt• lht•m deliberately de· t·1din~ tn put Sk,\ lab down 111 .\ustr:ih.1 "~<1 1d one of those 1n \Olvl'd Tht· National Aeronautics and Space Adm101stralion did not "aim" the descending craft at Aus tralia , but a t umbling m aneuver made toward the end may have extended its fall far enough to reach the continent's ~oulhwest corner. The San Francisco Examiner newspapc·r is offering a $10,000 n•ward for the first piece of S k ylab turned in lo it, and v arious commercial outfits Mound the world reportedly are ready to pay for chunks they could sell as souvenirs. NASA s poke!.wom an .Mary Fitzpatrick said in Washington toc1ay the space agency might send e xperts t o West e rn Aus tralia to check on the a11t hent1c1ty or pieces reportedly found Aul honL1es calc ul ated tha t most of all of the space station'!! remains landed in an area cen· tered near Balladonia, a sparse· ly populated ranch area 530 miles east of Perth. t i S. offi cials estimated 20 to 25 tons of metal s urvived Skylab's disintegration when 1t plunged into the Earth 's at · mos phere ORANGE COAST ~ ~l DAILY PILOT r--. Of•,,_ CH\• ~ty P•\ot -~·~-tHft\t\C"""' h•tw-" '"'" ,...,""" l'tC"'\\ l\t)ubh\l'Md "' '"" Ot-tlf',~ fO.'tl Pullf1,h1nQ(..ot•'tCMfh k Jlii't,..lt.OIUOf'\•r• ~bt•,~0 ~ IM~ f fh'll• •or C.0.t• -"' H-1 ~~ ... _"'91afl &.Mn F- lot•h Vfll_.... Ir.,..,. \. ~~ "°"'" (Or.tt.I A ,.,,~,. '' Q~• Mt•'Of' t•oubt•\"""~ S..•u•d,,n•"O "'~1,,d.-ir ~ T~ IW•M 1P.tt OUbtl\ht"'Q 1>14tf11 " l'lt JlQ WH,f A1tv \hf'1ft f Mt• M,.u c Aflfot """ •lcth •-rtN.-,,,t\~t •¥f ~I..., J .. ,. c ... ..., ti u~ "'"''td9f\t A"O<ttMt.tlMie~ Tftomu tCtt•il fd1to- tl•t1N• 4 """""' .. .,.., .... , .... _ Cll•rff• ff. L-ll<cM<'t ~ H•ll '°''""•"' M.on•'l"WI IECIO!of> "We had some people trying to ge t onto th~ grounds without paying ." s he laughed. "They W£·rc takin~ advantage of all of us watrhin):! lhe fire " Sawdus t Festival treasurer Don Wake said visitors were down about 200 from Tuesday's opening day crowd. but said lots of festivalgoers walked in from town to visit the grounds. Mike Fickel, a Sawdust ticket booth voluntee r, said "lots or red- f aced people came puffing in after the fire started." He said the i:trounds remained open until the regular closing lime at 11 pm M eanwhilc. it was a full house as usual at the Pageant of the Masters. where the production got under way right on time. Police had suE{gested the Pageant be delayed a half-hour to allow ticket holders time to get into the grounds, but of- ficials at the Festival of Arts said Lhe 2,500 seal Irvine Bowl was fiUed up at 8:30 p.m. "But you could have fired a ca nnon through the exhibit area a nd you wo uldn 't have hit anyone." said Police Captain Neil Purcell. County fire information officer Mike McKee said four state engines, two county engines and fou r hand crews will remain at the blackened t.ite today ext- inguishing hot s pots. He credited police with kecp- i ng the c rowds down while firemen fought the blaze and he added that the tankers were in· strumental in knocking down the flames in inaccessable areas above Laguna Canyon Road The re<t chemical retardant contains a fertilizer. McKee said. which means canyon resi- dents will have green hillsides by next year "We used to use a bor ate che m ical that ste rilized the roots and kept the hills bare for up to five years," he s aid. Fare Hikes Proposed on OCTD Buses By KATHY CLANCY Ot llw O•ltf l'flet Staff It soon may cost as much as 50 cents rather than 35 cents to ride Orange County Transit District buses. .District directors set an Aug . 20 public hearing today on a pro· posed rare increase which could take effect Sept. 9. The proposed fare hike would ena ble OCTD to collect 20 per- cent of tts operating costs from th e fa rebox. Recent state legislation requires that the dis- trict generate at least 20 percent of its operating costs through fares in order t.o be eligible for slate money. OCTD buses, which are carry- ing r ecord passenger loads since the &tart of the energy crunch, are expected to transport about 25 milUon passengers in the 1979·80 fiscal year. However, estimates prepared by dlatrlct administrators, sbow a fare hike to !50 cents a trip could result in the loss of about one million paasen1er fares th.ts year. As another option, district ad· minlstratora noted. a 40·cenl fare mi_..t ttsult ln an annual ridership or 24 .7 m'11ion paneofera, or just 300,000 lesa than the estimated toUl lt rares stayed. at M cents. ~ch~sillge·r Out? • W ASIUNGTON <AP) -Presi· d~nl Carter's Ourry of domestic t)()llry conrercnces is apparently draw1n1e to a c lose amid be1~htetwtJ speculation his em- buttled ent:rgy secretary, James H S<•ble.mgcr. t.. about to leave offlr~. It wui. learnt•d, m~anwhlle, Darw Point Plan~ing Gets Study An advisory committee will meet wtth county planners later this month to discuss portions of a plan aimed at setting develop· ment standa rds and guidelines in Dana Point. Larry Cottrill. of the Orange County Environmental Manage- ment Agency, said today he ex- pects members of the advisory group to suggest changes to a rough draft of the so-called Dana Point Specific Plan. The plan will ultimately lead to a county general plan change and alter land u!e designations in the harbor community. "We're expecting to receive written comments in the mail from committee me mbers." Cottrill said,. "W~ should have some recommended changes to discuss lat~r this month." Cottrill said planners would meet with the committee - composed of residents. busi- nessmen and major landowners on July 24. No committee members were available for comment today. Cottrill said . however. com- mittee members have reeom- mended that a municipal ad- v 1sor y counci l b e used to monitor development plans in the community after the specific plan is approved. A so-called "MAC" is an ad- visory board elected from the community to make recommen- dations to county supervisors on development plans a nd local is- sues. A MAC in Mission Viejo has been successful in articulat- ing that community's opinions. ·'They want to hold an election next year on the MAC question," Cottrill said. "l don't think the county has an opinion on the MAC at this point. "If the residents wa nt a MAC I s uspect we'll t ry to accom· modate them." The county offi cial said he doubted the 1it>~c1fic pt1ln woUTd be ready for county review as a general plan amendment until 1980. That's because the county can only approve three general plan amendments each year. Cottrill doesn't believe the plan will be re ady for the final 1975 amend- ment process that begins in Nov- ern ber He sa1d, however, the delay would not mean develope r s would be halte<t from processing plans for the area. He indicated county planners would consider development plans with an eye on future zoning called for in the new s pecific plan. Fiesta Party Set Saturday In Clemente T he Fiest a La Cristianita kickoff party has been scheduled for Saturday beginning with a buffet di~r at S p.m. at the San Clemente Inn, 125 Ave. Esplan- dian. Entertainment for the night includes several music groups. square dancers, Polynesian dan- cers, disco dancers. Flamenco dancers and a bell y da ncer. At 9 p.m., the party wUl move into the inn's Aqua Marina Room for dancing to the music of Carl Hoffman's six-man band that includes a female singer. Hoffman is a retired Marine • gener al. Tickets may be purchased in ad vance for $10 at the San Clemente Ch a mber of Com- merce office, near the comer of North El Camino Real and El Portal St . Tickets purchased on the night or the party will cost $12. P artygoers are asked to dress in Mexican attire. A costume con- test will be among the evening's extras. Contract Approve d On Street Repair The Sully Miiler Contracting Company hu be.en awarded the contract ror s treet lD'l prove· ments and l1ndsca ptn1 on C•mtno Caolatrano near Del Ob tspo Street 'tn San Juan Capjetrano. .,he improvementa consllt of widening the eut side or Camino Capistrano and too1trucUn1 parkin g a p acea a n d a landscaped median. that White House officials in- formally sounded the three ma· jor television networks on the possibility of obtaining air time al 7 p.m. t'O't' Sunday tor a presidential address_ Spokesmen for NBC. CBS and ABC said today no formal re- q uest had been received and they the refore could not say whether the time would be made uvailable. At the White House, deputy press sec r e t a r y C l audia To~nsend declined comment, saymg: "When we have an an- GASOLINE RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -A4 nouncement to make. we'll make it." There were signs, too. that after a week of meeting with about 130 official and unofficial advisers and perhaps the most important speech or his pres· idency ahead, Carter was about to shake up his staff as he tries to d eal with t h e n ation 's economic and ener~y woes. The subject of Schlesinger's departure brought a spate or com ments from White House of fi cials, none denying flatly a re- port he is resigning. T he Energy Dep a rtment'~ chief spokes man said Wednes- day evening that Schlesinger had not resig ne d . But the spokesman. James Bishop Jr., slopped s hort or denying the secretary was being fired. White House press seeretary Jody Powell said the report was "uninforme<t speculation." The BUffato Evenjng News, in a st.ory today on &hlesinger's reported resignation plans, said the secretary's job has been of· fered to John B. de Butts re- tir e d board c hairm a~ o f American Telephdne & Tele · graph Co. The story said de Butts has not replied to the reported offer. One sign the president was beg~nnin~ work on a speech t.o the nation s umming up his seminars was the presence Wed- nesday at the Camp David retreat of Hendrik Hertzberg, a key speechwnter. Powell said no date has been s et ror Carter's re turn to Wa shington. but he s aid "for the next couple of days or so, he will be here at Camp David." This fueled speculation that Carter was planning to remain the re working on an address that could be deli vered Sunday evening before he sets out on a planned trip to the Mid west on Monday. P owell said durinR the re- m a inder of his stay al the hideaway in Maryland's Catoe. tan Mountains, Carter would re view optJons for reducing oil am· ports and reviving the economy in the race or an approaching re cession. 'Luke' Baek? Parking M e t e rs Rippe d Of j" "Cool Hand Luke" struck in San Clemente Wednes- day Eleven parking meters on five poles valued at S500 were ripped off on Linda Lane some lime before l .30 pm. when police discovered the theft. ''IT LOOKED LIKE someone backed up a truck, knocked them over and took the wholl' thing pole~ and a ll ," said police Lt. Al Eh low Ehlow said it is not known how much money "'<:i:. losl in c01ns that might have been in lhe mHers BUT IT APPEARS whoever stole the meters might have taken a cue from the ftlm "Cool Hand Luke .. which includes an opening scene where artor Paul Ne\\ man 1s shown breaking open parking meters Newman was arrested in the movie. The mete r th1<:f in San Clemente remains at large today. police said Oemente Seeking Advisory Members lnstead of forming a panel of unsuccessfu l City Co uncil can- did ates, San Clemente City Council members are seeking applicants to fill al least seven posts on a citizens' advisory unit. Phil Mancini. an unsuccessful hopeful in the April 24 council election. had suggested the 33 candidates who were not elected be formed into an advisory panel. But council members and city a ides balked at the idea since 1t appeared impractical. The 33- m ember proposed panel would take up too much time for city a ides to C'oo rd inate . they claimed. Co un ci lman Edward Kalsched. one of three council members elected April 24. s ug - gested instead that a s maller un· at be formed. The deadline for applications to the advisory group 1s Aug. 6 Applicants must be at least 21 year s of age. Application s should be mailed to advisory un· 1t coordinator Dorothy Fuller. 102 Ave. Del La Estralla. For more information. call 492-7751 SUCCUMBS AT 73 O.W. ,'Dick' Richard Benefactor Richard Dies at 73 0 . W "Dick" Richard, tht• former Nt-wport Beach market owner and long·t1mc civic ar t1 vi st d ied today a l Hoa g Memorial Hospital at age 73. Mr. Ri chard. who had lived in the beach city for 3fi yl'ars, had sold lhe two markt>ts that bore his name three years ago. At tht• t1m<' of his death he was vicf> pres ide nt of the Bank of Newport The list of c1v1c organizations that he led or founded is h•ngthy a nd includPs tht· Orangt· Count.> Philharmonic So ciety, Big Rrothers of Orange County. thf' Ora n~e Empire C'ouncil of th"' Bo~ Scouts of Amcrn:a , Oran1.w County Goodwill and th<.' Boys and Girls Cl ubs of the Harbor Area I-le was a past pres1d1.>nt of tht· NC'wport Harbor Arr-a C"h<imbt·r or Comml'rce a nc1 t ht-N l'"' r><>rl BC'a ch United Funrl Mr Richard 'h a•, .ibo an :..1· t 1 \ e f111::i nl·1a I ~u pptHll'r " Ht-p ubl1 cJn 1· .. nd11l.1ll' an•I cau:-.e~ Prl\ alt: runt·r<il !'>\'!'\ ll't':> J I• p t• n d i 0 j!, a l P ,1 (' I f I (' \ I l' \\ Mortuan Tht-fomil) ~uggl'~h mt•mor1.1l cont~ibut1on~ to thl' Or~rngl.' J-.m p1r~ Counctl of tht: Uo v S1·oub nf m en cJ or 10 Hi.,! Brotht:r~ "' ClrJn~c Count~ f 'rom P o gv ,.., I COMP LEX. • Lcg1s lalllre that would as a "Jewel" along the Orange Coast by Plannin~ Com m1s~ioner Willi am Mat' Dougall, has encountered delay:. from the Coas ta l Commission because or on ginal proposals for a townhouse design Supervisor Thomas Riley saui Wednesday the development has the support of Dana Point or ganizations, the Orange County PlanntnR Commis:>1on and "everybody concerned." He qwpped: "l wish the apph cant well with the Coastal Com mission." OFFSHORE • OP• QUIKSILVER• HOBIE • SURf'LINE • PUA • ~TllBBIES WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG NEWPORT SURF AND SPORT Mollt St~ 2224 H•wport llYd. N•WJMH'f INC .. 615-7114 tHHr Cf'91t c ...... 1 . ...... ,......, MEN'S. WOMEN'~ & BOYS' SWIMWEAR St°" 2 2101/i Marift•An . ·~· ...... 671·1126 to ...... ,, ... ..., ________ ._ __ _ A tOnll'lct aetl.lt-m4!0C lbal. wUI ·five Ml Oran, County opera dons MMt 'fVlce malnteoance WOl'kel"I a 13.5 per~t pay in c~u._, 0\'1.\r t"''O years wa.'i an Dounc" Wednesday The setU meoi ls lhe fltst to be r-~at'Md ~ween ti employe.- bar•alnln1 un1ts and Or•nNl' Cowsty nt'SO(iator&. The aareement will cost tht• tounl)' about $1.17 milUoo and wtll 1•v~ mecbanlcs , park employees. c ustodians anti equlpment op •rators about ai $2,000 pay increase m their cur rent average salaries of $14,000 Also included ii. a cost-or Ii ving escalator and inrreased Insurance benefits u well as agreement on otht'r issues Employel·S will recel\ e a ti pe rcent salary increa:-.t' the f1rs1 vear re troac tive to June 30 and another 5 percent hike next July An additional 2 5 percent salary boost may be added nex1 July if the cost of li ving 1:. mort' than 9 percent. Meanwhile. County Per:.onnel Di rector Bert Scott ::.aid that Orange County d eputy shenff:-. and welfare eligibility worker:. have declared an 1mpa:.se in negotiations ··we are workrng every d<iy and arc optimis tic." he s<iid The deputy s he rHfs plan to t<ik e their appeal for p<ty in· <'reases directly to the county Bou rd of Supervisors July 24 . Negotiator Sam Wells said the dt'puty sheriffs intend to engage in a full-scale sickout to r)res::. home their demands af there b no re!.olution at the meeting with supervisors. ··Just a one o r l wo-day <tct1on 1:-not effedive," he said. The deputy she riffs did nut lakt• part in a :-.1ckout that hit at:-. peak June 29 whe n about t ,300 county employt·es C'alled an si(•k Judge Close~ Dr. Small Death Heari11g A prcltmtn<ir:-o ht-a ring tnto St'('Ond-dt·~n·t• murdl.'f ch<irge~ lodge d <•gainst plastic: !-.urgcon Ur. Ralph Small <ind his m<ilc nurse were t•lo:.ed to the publlt Wf•dnesday <it t~c re quest of d(' fl·nst• (.lttorney Terry Cale::. l)pfendant:. m criminal case::. have the right by law to ask th<it preliminary hearings be closed to the public . The hearing 1s ht' 1n g he ld to d ete rmine 1( Dr Small should stand trial. Small. a 31 year-old Laguna Re ach resident, is c harg<•d with second-degree murder in C'On- nection with the Novembe r 1978 death of :.i 33-year·old woman who went into cardiac arrest during breast implant surgcry <.it Small's Santa Ana clime His nurse. 48-year·old Leonard Case of More n o ;:il so wa s c harged with second·degree murder in connection with the death or the woman, Kim Plock of Santa Ana. Small. Case and a third man. technician Ronald Milstead, also face lPsser charges relating to a lleged violations or the state business code and the unlawful practic~ or medicine Earlter this year. Small's license lo practice medicine was revoked for one yea r by the s tate Board of Medical Quality Assurance. The st ate agency also placed Small on 10 years probation Llser Lab C loses LIVERMORE (AP> -The world's most powerful laser . located a t th e Lawrence Livermore Lab in the East Bay. has to s hut down temporarily because or a labor dispute. Dot Tl'ek Death Valley Jog On ByfaEDERICll HOEM~HL OI * Dlllly tot• llMt OEATH VALL.EV -A bll1wr 1n1 I Wl ro.~ over lbla. the hot teat place In the world. today, and v. ltb le a 40 ycar·old Au traUan roRe to the ch•lleoac of being Ute r1rst to run non-litop ucros:. 11 Tony Rafferty. a 11etr styled phys1<'al fitnea.11 buff and lcr turt>r on thl' s ub1ect, lt'ft Shoshone (Ont• ft&" s~Uon, onc c·aft•. one motel> ut $ a m and :.lrul'k off north toward SC'olly'i. CasllE'. 124 mtlt!s a way. He's followm(( a hilly. t wlstmt,: road that r uns past notable l>eal h VullP y lo cations a s Ba dwliter, lowest J.>Otnl tn North I\ mcnca ut 279 feet below se11 lt•\ el 1-'nmacc ('ret:k, unoffi cial valh•y ('apatal. and Grapevine Cun,·on. u cottonwood -:.tuddl'd oas1:. nt'ar the castle. tlowcv\!1, H.afferty will haw hlllt.• time for s ightseeing II~ '>aid Wt'Cint>:.day he expt!C~ to churn ncros:. the scaring valll'Y floor in about 30 hours. give or ta kt' an houi Rules n·~ulatrn~ :.uch non-slop competitions allow runners lo lak(• a Civt•-mtnutc break during each one·hour period "It's not the distance r eally. 1t 's the heat." said Rafferty with nt <'C undcrstateml'nt. Tt·mperatures on the asphalt road surface ofte n hit 200 degrees. Normal July air tem- peratures generally exceed I 10 That's in the s hade. And there is no :.hade. A four-member crew is ac companymg Rafferty to provide a continuous s upply of water and running shoes R;,affertv tried Lo make the r un t•a rlit>r lhb week. but called it off at tht.' 25·milt• mark when one crew mt·mbe r . filming the ,., 1•nt. tum hied out of a car. Anolher C't('w mt•mber fe ll ill. dut> 10 effects of th(• hecil. Two Nat1on<.1 I P<irk Scrv1c1.• ltlosk I ss11e llllulr.tllOfl lly Tim Ptttrwn REAL HOT JOGGER Death Valley's Rafferty rangers who work at ucatn Valley National Monument are going along as observers or the event. They point out that scver:il people have run the couri.c before. but that all of the pre vious runners have taken long breaks. thus disqualifying their runs for the covctcd non-stop It· tic. ··It's a fantrust1c challenge," Rafferty repeated Wednesday. "I JUSl want to see if 1 can be the firs t person to run Death Valley under the toughest conditions. which is midsummer." Raffen y has run over grueling non-stop courses in Australia. and today is probably glad he's running in Death Valley ins tead of his homeland At least he was able lo a\•01d the fallout from !:ikylab Judge Not.,Exempt From Court Probe LONG HEACll I/\ P 1 A Judge dt·n1ed t oday s tate Su pre me Court J U!>ticc Stanley Mosk ·s petition for exemption from testifying an public at a probe of the high court's pro· cedures. I Related story Page A51 Supe rior Court Judge Robert 1\. We nke s aid 1n a written rul· ing that the state Judicial Coun- cil h<is the authority to order public hearings 1n any of its in vcsl1gal1on:. Witness, l 0 , Strangled AR ROYO GRANDE <AP> -A 53-year old man accused of child molestation was being held in connection with the strangula lion or a 10-year·old girl who was to have testifie d against him at hjs upcoming trwl. William Record of Grover Ci ty s urrendered to Tulare police Wednesday and was booked for an vcstigataon of two counLc; of solic1tation to commit murder in t h e d eath o f Tam e ron Carpenter. said Arroyo Grande police Lt. William Andrews. "It is believed that Record agreed to pay his s tep daughter . . a nd her hus band and another person to kidnap and kill 10-ycar·old Tammy Carpenter to prevent he r from Lestifymg against him." said An· drcws . Mosk claimed s uch public air rng of the council's probes was unconstitutional "This court concludes that the Judicial Council had the authori· ty to enact Rule 902.5 providing for public hearings in any in· vestigation ... re lating to the h:.indling of the Tanner case and others by the S upreme Court of California,·· Wenke's ruling said. A It h ough Wenk e did not specifically say that Mosk m ust testify in the hearings before the Commission o n Judicia l Performance. his son, attorney Richard Mosk said earlier his father would comply if the judge ruled the hearings need not be confidential. Wenke said he interpreted lbe California Constitution as giving the Judicial Council discretion lo provide for confidentiality when it felt it was necessar y. lie cited a change in the language of Article 6, Section 18-F . which was changed in 1966 from an absolute requirement for confidential hearings to a n authorization of the council to "make rules .. providing ror confidentiality of proceedings." "If the Judicial Council is 'authorized' lo provide for con- fidentiality, what preeisely may it do?" Wenke asked rhetorical· ly. "According to Webster's Third New Internatio nal Die· tiona ry, authorize' indicates en· dowing formally with a power or rig ht to act. usually with discre· tionary privileges." We nke said. Democratic Chief To Visit Laguna He added: "Is there discre· ti-On. then. in this instance, with res pect to the matter or con- fidentiality? "While lbe answer to this ls not e nunciated as clearly as we might like. on balance it appears to be in the affirmative," lbe j udge concluded. Rtchard O'Nei ll , s tate Democratic Party chairman. will address the California Human Rights Advocates group th Laguna Beach Saturday at a dinner at the Surf and Sand Hotel. The dinner culminates the group's semi-a nnual convention. wblch will take place all day Saturday at Laguna Beach High School. . O'Neill will comment. on the Ible of t.be Democratic party ud role or tle human il1bt1 move- •• D t J D term• of the Democratic Jt!.!,~form In .l';he Sac- •mento·bu· Ca.btan and O'NllLI. 1 rl1b.u bylq orauuauon •llo lJ I featuring-comedian and speaker Ivy Bottini al the 7 to 10 p. m. din· ner Tickets for the dinner are $30 each and may be ordered by ca I ling the Orange County chapter offices at 499·3142. Bel.ween SO and 75 members of the st.atewtde group are expect· ed to attend workshops on lobby· lng techniques, current legisla· tion and fund-raising methods during the day-long convention. The convention, which ls free and public, wtll be held at Lacuna Beach High ~bool from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. TM •~P bu rented four c laarooma and \be school a udltorium from the school disU'lct for Sits. And a aoftb&ll game between La•una Beach police and fire men and the city's gay team wtll take &>lace at the blah school baaeball field Sunday at 2 p.m. Paroled Con Sought Again DENVER <AP ) -Gov. Richard Lamm has notified the Colorado State Patrol to be on the lookout for Joseph Corbett Jr.. who was paroled Tuesday after serving 18 years ror lbe kidnap-murder of Adolph Coon Ill • Corbett, so. flew to caUromla Tuesday. jwst after being re· leased from the Colorado Stac. Penitentiary in Canon City. n. terms of h1I parole specified M was to live ln Redwood City, Calif .. near relatives. But Corbett r e turned to Colorado Wednesday and withdrew over SlOO from tbe Century Bank a nd Trust la Denver. two emplO)'eea ol tJlll bank repoJUd.. . . Park Gets Condition Approval Plans to develop a 16.4·acre private park and recre~tion facility at Rossmoor Leisure World ln Laguna Hills generated heat but were given conditional approval by the Board of Supervisors Wednesday. The approval came after a number of Leisure World resi· dents voiced heated opposition to the project. Residents contended that the r e location of a golf driving range would be unsafe. They also said the project was a pproved without the knowledgt: of the board of directors at the r etirement cente r. This allegation was late r de- nied by James Sitford who said he was vice president of the Golden Rrun Corp. and that the board had approved the plan an concept. Opponents also c h<irged that they we re not informed of c hanges concerning the safety a spects around the range by raising the height o r a fence sur· rounding the range. Supervisors approved the prOJ· cct on the condition that it can meet safety requirements Peak Scaler '-Lucks Out' ZERMATI. Switzerland r AP > An Americ<in <ir m)' officer escaped in- jury when he plung.ed 330 fel'l after att9mpt1ng to climb the Matterhorn weartng bt•ach s hoel>. rescue officials s aid. Capt. S t ephen Rom bouts. whose age and h o metown wer e n ot available. began climbtn~ the dangerous east face of the J4 ,690·foot m o untain Monday but had difficulty about two·thirds or the way up. Rombouts "is incredibly lucky to be alive." said Carlo Gobba. manager of tht' i\ir Zermatt Rescue Service. "Nobody falls from the l'ast face and co m(•S o u ali ve cspeci<.i lly i n bc:ac·h shoes.·· '"ti\l'ld!y. Jijly 12, 1979 s QAILY PILOT • I ;J AP Wlf•Dllolo SANDRA AND TONY BENNETI IN HAPPIER TIME Singer's Wife Seeks Divorce After Seven Years Left Dis Heart To1iy Be1i1iett 's Wife Splits llOLLYWOOU 1AP 1 Singer Tony Bennett s ~ 1rt• h<1:-. rilt'<1 for divorce. seeking to t·nd their seven year marraa1-:1· In the Superior Court pet1t1on flied Wednesd<t~ ~;H1d1 ·• l::l aant• Bennett o;ou~ht custod) of Lhe couple'<; two claui.:htt '' 9 y(·ar old J oanna and 5 year old Antonia. and h~lf 1.ht•1r rm•p··• t'. includm~ their Be' t·rl:. I Ir lb ho ml• and sto<'k an 1 c1n~ BPnr•1·11 Entt•rpr1::.t·:. "111 n«.1:-.on for lh1· cl1\or!'l·1,1, ll:-. hst1·<l 1n lht· ... u11 Bennett. 50. ,., bt•:-.t kno\\n for hi:-. n·n.>rd1ng of I Id• \J, Ilea rt in San Franc1i-.t1, lie ha:-. t~o l>on:-. IJ:,. " r:ire·\ 1011:-. n.,, riagl'. wht<'h also t•ndt>d 1n <l1\11rr1• Tht• Jll \ l'iH uld .\11 ... Bt•nnt•ll "J" JO Jc·t ri· ... .., hd•in• h•·• marna)!l' Sht· hJd IH•c•n marra•d and rlt•oru·tl hdorl', IJul llJ, no oth~·r d11ldrcn Sterilization OK'd MOH.HISTO\'v~ ' J 1\1' ,\ JUd).:l' rult•tl lUU<.t) th;.tl tht: parent:-. nf an Ii<~ 1 ar old n · tardl'd wom<in !-.hould bl· allo~t·d to haVl' their claughtl'r ::.le nlw.•d In :.t 37 paJ(l' op101on, Supt·rior Court .JudJ!l' B<•rtrnm Pol<1w <ip proved tht• rl'qUl'Sl or l':dWlirfl and Luannl' <:rady of Spart;, lo have the court allo"' Morn:.to"n Memonal llo:-.palal to perform a tubal ligation nn tht·1r daughter Let• Ann She 1 ... J v1ct1m of Down :-. ":'-mhome .aho kno~ n a:. m ongohsrn Tht• (jr;,idy ... 1·la1m1:d tht·ir daughter Y.ould not bl' :.tblt· to ca re for a c hild if Shl' wcre to l11·ro1111· 11r1·g11.1n1 .111d "'oirld h.J \ c• anon· frn'<l11111 tf '"' "'' r 1 ... 1cral111•d The· 1·;.-..1· 1,1,,1:-. :t '>'>1gn1·d 111 1 •01t1~ M .. 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All this came to U1ht an.r we were struck by what la termed• "second slaae" SrnQI alert laat month. Thia means breathlna ls.n'teaay. Now our area 1mo1 filhtera. known as the South Cout Atr Quality Mana1ement Dlslrtct, had a plan for whell the &tr turns to "second statle" brown. Part or this notion waa lor large comparues. where many people are employed, to block off their parting lots AMONG THE SMOG bun>aurrat.s. this appeared to be u ''l'ry lof?1C'a l step I mean. you want to ('Ul the smog Oronpe Counhon Gertmg 10 Work Without Moktng Smog leve ls. nght., One way to do that 1s to have fewer vehicles out on the roads. bclchtng the stuff mto the atmosphere. So. as us ual. the bureaucratic logic was that you punish the poor working stiff and he 'll knuckle under to ~our demands. You ran a lmost hear them figuring it out now· "Li!>ten Har rv. hNe's what we'll do. Make the bosses s hut down the pa rking lots. Then those jerks won't have a n~ place to park their cars. That'll show 'em ' N('xt time they'll walk to work and we won't have any more heavy i.mog " NEVER MINO T HAT th<'rc isn't a viable alternative to dri\ing cars to work So the big alert came to Orange County las t month and a number of large employers did indeed follow the law and dose off their parking lots. And what did lht.> working stiffs do'' Well. most or them didn't know their regular parking place had just been out· lawed. They had driven to work anyway. only to find a chain across the parking lot entrance or course, wh3tl'ver smoR the workers were going to creatl' ~l'tling to work. they'd al ready created So then what happened'' THE WORKING STIFFS then c reated more smog. An· gry now over no parking plaC'c. they drnvt• a round the streets to find a parking slot People w1:rc• rummg 1n~1<k tht'ir can, and rummg the outside au at the ,.,ml' time It now appear!'> that smo~H1ght1ng orhc1als wtll drop the dictum or out.lawing parking lots. Nobody likes s mog. Everybody hates It. But you do h ave to smile just faintly when the working stiffs win one i or a change Jloyager Eyes Jupiter Ring PASADENA IAPl Sc1cn· t1st s howle d with g lee a ~ beautifully clear pictures of Jupiter and its newly found ring we re beamed to earth bv Voyager 2, now skating do""n J upiter·s magnetic tciil toward Saturn. ''Oh. heJI. Jl's wild." raved Or. Bradford A. Smith of the University or Arizona. "It's bel'n one s pectacular discovl'ry 1tftcr another. This 1s the mol>l ex<:11 mg unm1tnned m1i.s1on in h1 l> tory .. Smith s aid photographs s how tht• l!ianl g:.is pl:.inet's r ing ex tend:. all th<· wav to the s urface "There is material inside the rin~. a nd it is believed the m.ite nal goes down to the sur · fac<' or Jupite r." sa id Smith. hl•ad of the Voyager imaginf( -.t·it•m·e television photography team Cracks In 747 'Isolated' NEW YORK (AP> -The f'ederlll AvlaUon Adminlatratlon ny• • Pan American World Airway• Boelna 74'1 found to have engine mount cracks wlll be treated ».s an lsolat.cl cue unle&S ahnllu naws are found on more of U\e Jumbo jet.a. ran Am reported Wednesday that it found cracks on two of four engine mounts ol a 747 at Kennedy lntematlonal Airport. However . Pao Am stressed that plane 's sa fety was never in doubt "WE HAVE NO intention of grounding lhe Cl~t because of thi s one pro ble m .·· FAA spokesman Robert Fulton said. Pan Am said the cracks we re round on the six-foot-long braces that run diagonally from the bark of the wings. Boeing 747s have four s uch mounts for each e ngine. H the c racked mount had com· pletely broken, "the other three would have held the thing (the l'nginel lo the wing" Pan Am spokesman Bryce Mille r said. "It would not affect the safety of the plane " GENE BURDI CK , ac ting chief of fljght standards for the FAA ·s cai;tern region, termed the problem "no~·crltical." .. At this point, it does n 't look like there's going to be anything done with regard to all 747s un· less we find a bunch " or cracks. he said. Thl·re are about 700 Boeing 7·17s in service world· wide. After a cracked e ngine mount caused the May 25 crash or an American Airlines DC ·lO that killed 273 people. several more of the McDonne ll Douglas-built jets were round to have cracked mounts. The entire domestic fleet of DC·lOs lost its certifica lion of air s afety. MILLER SAI D the 747 '~ c racks were found Monday and Tuesday during "r outine main· tenance" on jet No. 735, one or the fi rst or the mammo th airlint•rs built in the late 1960s Blaze Sweep s Spain Hote l; 71 Lose Lives ZARA GOZA. Spain CAP) Pi re swept th rou~h a luxury hote l in Zaragoza today. killing 71 people and injuring many others. including the 79-year-old widow of dictator F rancisco franco. officials said. Almost all the victims were reported to be Spaniards. T h e ea rly m orning blaze tr apped guests in the ir rooms and sent others plunging to their deaths from windows in the eight·story Corona de Aragon hotel, police said. 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He nderson was one of fl \'l' Outlaws shot and killed Ill Charlotte NC Gas Rationing Gains Howe P a 11el Approves Emerge11cy Pla n WASHI N(;TON !AP > I\ House ~ubcommiltcf.' today v11t ed to give President Cartt>r lhl power to order g<isohnt-ration ing and to require moton sts le leave their can; ut home one da\ a week. · By a 13·8 margin. the Hou!'>e Commerre subcomm1tkP 011 energy and power a pproved " parkage or energy ronserv<1t1Qn me:.is ures thul are mtemkd to b.· us ed d uring sever e l'ncrio ~hortages. The s ubcommittee t'hutrman Rl•p. John Dingell. U l\11rh ..,aid th e mood of tht• llou"I.' h;.id 1·hanged dramat1call~ sine\' 11 rt.•Jcc ted Ca rter·~ st<indb~ r:.it1un tnf! plan May IO by LI \ult' of 256·159. "I TIU~K THE ga!->Ohnt· "' J uon hne~ and Lhe tr<·ml'nr1ous price increa~t·s and events of tht• last several month). s1ncC' th<' Iranian crisis have substantial)\ b<.•ttercd thl' chan~e of p:i~sagt• of this proposal ·· Dingell said The full Hous e C<1mmercl' Committee was expected to ap· prove the bi ll next week Speaker T hom as P . O'N<'ill s aid he hopes to bring the meas ure to the House fl oor lhP week of July 22 "I think 11 \\Ill sail," O'Neill said T H E LEGISLAT I OI\, ...t response to tht-prc:-.1 d t.>nt 0 l- challengc to Congress to t'nmc up with its own rationing plan. would: Enable Carte r to draft .1 standby rationing plan thl:ll could be invoked if oil supplies dropped by 20 percent or if in· te rnational fuel allocation agree" menls were triggered. Congres~ would then have 15 days to rt" view the plan. during which eithe r chamber could vote to block it. Empower the president to set s tate·bY·State cnl'rgy saving goals. States would be required to take stC'ps to meet these goals. -I N THE EVF.NT. of a 10 per· cent fuel shortage. allow the pres. 1dent to establish a "sticker" plan requiring motorists to leave their cars home one day a week t' in st utl's not mel'tin~ the c'on ..,ervatmn goal<. l\uthon1e o national plan t11 l1m1t gas oli n e sa le.; to a minimum or S5 or S7 for t>1gh1 c·~ hnd1•r c;.in, to <11st•ourag1· "top1o1 nt! off" cas t<Jnk~ lfous1· l<'adt'r" hav1• ~:11d lht•v hop<.•d to have 1h1· nc•.,.. pl<111 ••JJ proved b.' the lll'lu-.1• l.wfon· t ht 1·ongn·s.;111nal t\ugu..,t rt'tl'~" Wllll.E ('ONGRESS cons1dt·rs future plan~. the I::nerJ.!~ Ol:'p;irr nwnt tws 1ssu<'d an t·m1•rg1•11n rult'. t•ffi>c·t1\ 1• 1mmt.'<llatc•h ~1111hori11 ng go\ c:rnor., tr1 s h1fl g.is11l111t• '>1lpphr" frr1m "l'n it·c s r.111ons lh:1I "hut d11"'n to tho.-., rt•ma111111g 01wn Th<.• ruJ,• WCI~ aclnptrrl We<lrn·" da.\ :1" 1nd1.•Jwnrlt>nl ~:isolln• dt'al1•r" 1n ""'I!. .11"1-.1•\ lkl.i"' ,in · and Pt·nns\l\Jn1.1 ·\!oho Jrl' llJI'"' O\ <'r fcch•ral ,1l111l''1l111n a net 111 u m g polwws thrc.ilt·nerl to ~' n k1· ''0\'R !\1,\1"'-i ohj\'('\1v1·. and 1 ·m gn111g to b1• q111tt.' hllmt .llK•lll tl. 1s to make• the public angry, .. aid Tom Anderson. executive clirPctor of the P ennsylvania- Oel a~an: Service Station As ..01· 1 a lion The group represents ·111 J.H'f<'l•nt of the gasoline !'>talion dt•.ile'°' 111 Pl:'nn!->ylv<1 n1 <1 and f)P).il.\;J ll' lh IL•adc•r-. Wf'rt• to 11111·1 toclay .,.. ,th Whtll· ilouu" 1w11.11 ,,.._s1.;tant .J:wk Watc;on to rlt,..111~" ll11 t hn·at\'nt'd strik•· J t• r n Ft' r r a r a . t' x e cu 11\ t' d1rC'ttor of the New .Jcrs1•\ (;a~olim· Hl'l u1ll'r~ i\:.s1wi:il11Jn. .... 11d hair ol th1· :1 U!IO d1·t.1h·r" lf'J>rl'=>l'Oll' 1·11mm1tll·1· \olt'cl H 7 W1•<Jnc:- da.' 111 .1tr ;u·h lh1· n+>"' rat1orun g mi>a:.un• w ,, lull g1\in~ the pre~- 11knt a \ :ir1l·l' of nt'"" t'nl•rgy- 1·onst>rH1t1nn po"'er<; rndutl· 1n g auth11r11, to r<'q u1r e mo11)l'l ~ts to l1•av1· their cars (HIOH: 11111' d.1\ ,t \o\l'l'k Te rror in Miami - ' Tiro Slain in Store \llAMI 1Af11 ThrN· n11•n <irwed like: commandos v.alkcd in· lo :i liquor ston · <.1l a h11s~ l\J1un11 ..,uburban n1all . cul down two vic- llnt ~ with mac:hfm· i..:un f1rl'. lhl·n 'an1~hed. police say 1\uthont1<•-. h,1\ 1· not 1df'ntlfwrl the v1f'l1m~ und had no !>ll'>PCcts 111 1 hl' l'i.lst' but 1h1·\ "JI' nll.ilt•rl tht-execuL1on·~tyle killings may ha\ c· bt•t•n the· l.\t1 rlo. of prul1·""11m:.ib 1nvoh ed in the Mrnm1 areu's 11nml'nseb µroh tabll' l'oc·amc tr<idl' TWO STOR E E~1 Pl.OYEES who fled 't'Cr<' a lso <;hot, but they Ii\ !'fl At·rnrdin~ to pohcl'. thf' kille r!-arrin·d 1n a "Happy Time complt.>t(' Party Supply · ';in outfitted with gu.nports. one-way Y.indows, bullctproor vests and a small armory. They walked into the store Wednesday aftt>moon. opened fire with no warning, sprayed the parking lot with bulll'ts and disappeared. police said. Police said the two k1llm~s <rnd three dozen others this year m Miami may be linked to cocaine smuggling in the Miami area. No drugs were found in the van, abandoned behind the mall BUT POLICF. SAID the opt>ra t1on it.self. the van and weapons in it a .45·caliber machsnC' gun. automatic pistol. two M·l carbines and two shot~uns su~gested professionalism . "They're pros." officer J ohn Parmenter commented • Police had no clear explanation for the killings . "I don't know what the motive was in their minds," Sgt. Tim P1~per said ··But their motive was to kill the two men m the s tore "He also speculated that the killi ngs were drug-related. ), t CALIFORNIA State Justice IDt Clark Rapped in Tanner Probe SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Sb•re conh'oai.tJoo. crept loto lhe Callfon\ia Supreme Court probe u J\llJUce WUUam Clark waa ace\aled ol bavlD1 "painted the ttuet J\llJUce <JlOM Bird> ht a faltt Uabt.." Attorney Harry Dtli&onne Wedneed•1 clalmed Clark had don• tbh '1 by deal1n o r otherwbe" id bil flve day• of te1Um()I\)' wtuch t:nd\:d eiarlh1r thl• week. DeUaonna made the comment to the Commlaalon on JudJclal Ptrformance which la probina court lu.k.I and allef 1Uona thu\ some controver1la declalons were delay~ to protect M•. Blrd In hn quetl tor conflrmaUon by voters lut Nov. 1. She narrowly woo that confirmation Nixon Leaves Today For Visit to Shah Former President Nixon planned to leave hts San Clemente seaside estate tonight-probably by helicopter-and go to T1 juana, on the first leg ol a journey to visit the s hah of Iran Airline oCficials said that in TIJuana, Nixon would board a con- t roversial DC-10 jetliner headed toward Mexico City. "The reservations were made through Aeromexico1" saJd Bud Lewis, president of the Lewis Co. in LOs Angeles, wh1cb handles pubhc relati.ons for the airline. Aeromexico's office in Tijuana also confirmed the arrangements Wednesday LEWIS SAID THE lormer chief executive will depart from the border city at 7 :55 p.m. with a party of 14 people. The flight is due to land in Mexico City at 11 :30 p.m. Reports from Tijuana said Nixon would arrl~e by h elicopter and that this would be &ais second trip to the border city this year. llis first one was J an. IO lor a luncheon. The visit was not expected to be a long one, since Nixon has scheduled a _pa~y at his home here Sundav Jcir several of the nation's astronauts. The party will be the last major event in the estate that once served as the Western White House. Nixon has sold the beachfront property to three Newport Beach businessmen. THE TIJUANA AIKt"OllT spokesman who asked not to be identified said security for the flight was being coordinated with the United States Secret Service. which still guards Nixon, but declined to say what s pecific arrangements were planned. Nixon had originally planned to travel to Mexico on Western Airlines, but a Western spokesman said some 200 Mexican ground crew workers went on s trike July 1 and the airline bas since been unable to operate in Mexico. Dull,onna, who asked the court tor a chance to cross· ~xa mlne Cl a rk . later told ne w1men he questioned tbe tone and charactenzatJons in Clark's teatlmony about conversaUons and meetings with Ms. Bird. The cross-examination re · quest was taken under s ub- mission. . Clark. too. took a . sw~pe by contendini "another Justice, or at leasl her lawyers, are at· tempting lo turn this into an ad· versary proceeding." HE SAID be had cooperated in the public probe despite his "grave reservations" as to i~ constitutionality, and be and hts staff considered themselves as "witnesses. not litigants or ad- versaries." The justice testified earlier that two pages of a Los Angeles Times story drart the writer left him aft er agreeing it was inac· curate a re missing. He said if he must face cross· examination, he wanted the chaer justice. "'er attorneys and staff to be questioned on their knowledge of the missing docu- ments. A Los Angeles Times story publisht'<i on election day said the court had earlier reached a 4·3 decision in the Tanner case. The ruling permitted judges to grant probation despite a law re· quiring prison terms lor persons using a gun in the commission or a crime. THE STORY said the high court delayed its filing because it might influence voters. It further c laimed two justices. neither named. had confiru.ed this. Ms. Bird sided with the ma- jority in the ruling. Sex Swingers Free Ruling Disappoints Police HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Police say a decision by the City Attorney's of· lice that it probably will not pros- ecute 15 persons a rrested at Plato's R e treat West on le wd conduct charges was "disappointing, but not surprising." Cit y Attorney Burt Pines con· tended Wednesday that Plato 's Retreat was "semi-private" and that visitors were not offended by the club's group sel' 8..000 A rres B11rn By The Associated Press Firefighters began clean-up opera- tions today in the wake of brush fires that charred almost 8,000 acres of Southern California terrain and d estroyed four homes . The homes were Jost in a 6,000-acre fire in San Bernardino County;s Lucerne Valley. The blaze was con- t rolled W ednesday. Califor"lia Department or Forestry authorities said s..,. FinetJ Ea•ed LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Air Quality Management 1Jistrict says 165 Southern California firms ac- cused of breaking pollution-reducing Jaws during three predicted second· Dfl~tX) (..____sr._:4_TE_) slage smog alerts last month will not be prosecuted Rut the AQMD said Wednesday it will prosecute 15 companies that did not reduce emissions as they should have during the alerts. ~en End A•ked"! SAN JOSE <AP> -Allocation of gasoline by odd-even days is no lon ger n eede d and s hould be abolis hed, says Paul Hay. director of the Santa Clara County Service Sta- tion Dealers Association. Hay told the county Board or Super visors Wednesday night that oil companies feel July represents the low point in gasoline deliveries and things will improve in Au gust. Dogs Kill Sheep LOS ANGELES <AP> -Packs of neighborhood dogs have been killing and injuring sheep in pens at Pierce College in Woodland Hills for nearly five months. according to Ma ry Ashton, the school's farm manager. GOURMET MARKET (Market Street) TOP QUALITY MEATS Delaney's features prime or top choice beer. aged to perfection for at least 40 day11. Questions? Just ask one or our real Uve meat men -they will cladly help. ;:J.ri:aar-B-QClllcken .... 1.98 lb. WINE CELLAR .~ ..... -llMllOur) Wt.HMIDClteddar CbffSe ... 1.98 lb. All OHar Mayn Franka ..... 1.89 lb. De laney's gourmet wine ceUar ts just run- ning over with bargains -for you gin & tonic or M a rtini l over s, Be efeater'• Gin H.75 ll&er> 15.tt + tu. ~';'.;:S.acla ............. 89C pt. El.ANEY BROS. FISH ~·· ..,..,..... 1ufoo4 41tP1. if ... .,.. ll'l' IAe ,_ ·--·· ........ o..-.., .. for JI ,..,... lf ,... ........... " • -0. ·-. ................. ,.Of !low ... ,....,.... HNla .................. Of ... ---. O•••·•e ady Fretla 8eaele11 ldalae Treat St•ffe4 WUla Deluey'• ...... 1 49 Cralt IMllfllal • ._. • ... • .... Aleo lD Our Seafood Dept. -Fresb- Loe•I S~h. Filet of Sole, Red Snapper, Rock Cod, Sand Dabe end Salmon. FRESH PRODUCE Our produce man, Abe. has done ll again. Just look ! £::.,a~-...... . ... 59C ... r1': ••.. ~~ ......... 39c .. ~~ ........... 49c ~ =t:rl.. ......... l.09 -. ................. 39~ Caallfleftr .. . . . .. . . . . . " .. " / ./ ./ • u Th&nday, July 12, 1979 Commuter Blues DAIL V PILOT A 5 Budget Approval Blocked SACRAMENTO (AP> California remained w1thoul a state budget today, \2 days into the new fiscal year. after As· sem bly Re publicans blocked what they called a "bloated" Sl6.6 billion budget. The spending bill was defeated late Wednesday night on a 49-24 Assembly r oll call after the Republican minority re fused in a six hour s tandoff to com promise demands to trim the budget. The bill needed 54 votes. BUT ASSEMBLYMAN Daniel Boatwrig h t . D -Co n cord , chairman or the committee that wrote the proposed spending plan for the 1979·80 fiscal year. immediately announced that he would ask for another vote today on the budget bill. H that m ove fa lls. the Lt:g1slat ure must name a new Senate-Assembly committee to rewrite the budget and try again for <lpproval of both houses. THE DEFEATED bill wu:. $n5..\ mtlhon m ore th a n the Ot·mocrattc governor reques~d. and SI 3 billion. or R 5 pf•rct>nl . ninre than spcndtn~ in the p<lsl year Traffic was heavy on the Go lden Gate BndgE: Wednesda) as Marin a nd Sonoma countie~ commuters had to drive to their jobs in San Francisco Bus mechamcs and dn..er~ for the Golden Gate Bridge Trans it District honored picket lines. The district buse~ usually carry 11.000 com· muters per day across th e bridge. Another s trike has idled ferry service and \\Orkers for Bay Area Rapid Transit are threatening to s trike: Brown ha!> pled~ed to use his \ l'l<> to make :,,ubstanllal t·ut::.. µart1cuJarly an 14 5 percent PllY raise!. for state employees. and the Republican leader of thf• St>naH'. Wilham Campbell of Ha· l'tt:ndct Het~ht~. ~upported th~ budgc•t hill. ~:lyin~ he was count· ing on Brown to trim 1t back lo '"" ~"1' I .J --c: 'l f fr/ .. Mesh knit shirts Save 33 % on a cool cotton mesh knit shirt. Epaulettes, two pockets and a full button tront. Khaki or ecru. S, M, L, XL. Men's Knits Orig. 22.50 14.99 Swimwear Polyester i cotton trunks in assorted ColOfS and Styles. ineludfng ' triple side str1p8, voUeybaJI, zip fit. Sizes 30 to 38 and S, M, L, XL Men's Ac tive Sportswear ~ia1 6.99 Designer ct0$ shirts ~n assortment of stripes and checks in the newest colors. All cotton/potyestet blends tor easy care. Sizes 14 'h to 16 ~ In popular sleeve lengths. 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Snyms the cost would only be between 110 and SL2 ptir h otU;t•h o ld &nnua lly under t he approved ordinance do('s uot mukc thost• who voled for Proposition 13 any ha ppier But the) 'vc been payin1 for s treetllghtlng at •~bout the :>a me rate for years , with the co uncil pi v e rtin~ rnon y f rom the "ener al fund for s uc h purl)OStl. There ts not enough mont>y m lhe municipal kitty for auch ma inll'nuncl' in pOM·Jarv1!:> years. etnd the counc1J found a way legtt lly to keep the lights buming The a ltt'rnlic.ive to an assessment distrtct would ~ V> cut other programs programs the council fe lt could not be cut and s till m aintain a level of servit·e to Laguna Be ach rC's1dents. The inequ ity is that residents on Arroyo Chaco Drive. who are not served by street lights. must p<.ty the same as those who have lighted streets. Yet several hundred residents of Arch Beach Height s a re excluded f r om the district The city says t he hghts on streets s urroundmg the 400-foot-long Arroyo Chico benefit those residents a nd they should pa y. For the rest of t he city. the issue boils down to p aying the nominal fee through the special dis trict . doing without s treet lights or finding a nother place fo r the city to c ut services. Council's Two Hats San Clemente council members have take n on a d u bious role b y ser ving as t h e city's P lanning Commission until a new panel is appointed later this month. The m ajority of the council appears to believe there are urgent m atte rs a planning p anel must address lo <!ccommodate d evelopers who ar e losing money on their pro3ccls due to d elays. This appears to be a valid concern. But m ost council m embers admit that they tfo not have th e experien ce or the time to act as an interim planning panel. They are probahly right. The m ajo rity of the council was jus t elected m April. Nunt.' of th t' coun cil members ser ved for more tha n Hi months. Only one council mem ber h as had previous ex pcncnCt· m worllng wi th lhe Planning Com m ission. T ht• council would not be in this mess today if the rt•cent ·fin ng of the city's fi ve planning commisswner~ had not bl·cn ha ndled in such an awkwa rd manner. The <:o unc il s hould ac t swi ftly a n d wi sely to a ppoint a nC'w fi ve-member planning panel to solve t his <.:urrentdile mma . Having :m a ppointed commission of citizens to study a nd recommended development issue5 to the council i5 a :-.ound idea IL 1s a time -cons uming t ask and good planning t·ommissione rs have a lot of studying to do. When a city council takes on that role along with the othe r policy-making duties in the cily it is a sign things a re on s haky g round. Split May Be Ahead Meanwhile. up north in San J uan Capistrano most planning commissione rs ha ve been looking ove r their s houlde rs as the C it y Council pre pares to review a ppoint· m ents on Wednesday. S evera l councilm en have gone on record as being dis - plea sed with commission decisions and commissioners' conduct. pa rticularly ove r the Glenda1e Federal Savings , a nd Loan la nd deve lo pment issue. When lhcy a~ain take up the review Wednesday. tt could be worth watching. At least three com missioners-Mich ael Berns , Robe rt D avies and Dee Ty ler-considered running for the coun- cil in last year 's elections, but pulled back to support the thre e who we r e e le cted-J a m e s Thorpe, P hilli p Schwartze and Ga ry Hausdorfer . A m ove to dump the commissioners could signal a s plit between the council and various city organizations that s upported the three councilmen on a slow growth, agricultura l preserva tion plat form. Wednesday's review could work up to be merely a direction-setting s ession. But it could portend a shift in council philosophies for the fu ture. • ()pinions expressed in the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page a re those of their authors a nd artists. Reader co mment is invi ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P .O. e ox 1560. Costa Mes a. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd I Sleepware ByL.M.BOYD Computerized po llster s tracked down 1,500 wives ho b ad been married three years or less, and as ked &bem if they preferred their u s bands to s l eep in .aeepwear or in the nude. The toajorit.y said in the nude. Dear Gloo1ny I b ave a feeling those 1elltn1 loudett for more tia.lns and pubUc tranalt ,nu be the flnt ••ck .ln tltelr can U the Id ptncla IOOHU U,P. • E.B.A.,. 't Thos e pollste rs t.hen asked 1,500 husbands who had been ma rried three years or less ii they preferred their wives to sleep in sleepwear or t.he nude. The majority said in s leepwear. Our Love and War man does not know what to make ol tills. He's balned. Our Langua~e m an reports tha t word "biscuit" comes from the French. Originally, it m eant "cooked twice bread ." Q. Has any Soviet leader removed from office ever re · turned to power ? A. Notaone. Q. Whllt has risen most l.n value over the Jut 10 feara -dlamonda, sold or art? A . Antique Cblneae ceramlct ment. that. dlitt.• tloo. T hey've cllmbed la wortla by 19 perce1,1t I JM(, Gold bu risen 18 percent a )'dr. Diamonds bave 1oae ap 11 peneat a year. • Zebr ... Loo. aleep atandlDC ... ' Jack Anderson Carter Pockets Expense Money WAStl lNCiTON -Jimmy tllrlt'r promised the voters ht• would ferret out ttovernment wustc und 1m11rnper use of the luxpaycr:s' mooey But in his ae&irl'h for mis u!;ed funds. our rn lllloo a1re c h ief e xecutive f1.tlled to look In the handiest hid- rng place of a ll his own pocket [)urln~ his f1r:.t two years 1n office. the pa rsimonious Pl'el>I dent !,pent on I o n e s~vc:nth or h ll> SS0.000 annual ex pe nse .ii lowancc But ins t e ad of tu r n ing the l wo-year lOl oll of $85, 727 left over ba<•k to lhe Treasury. Ct1rte r put the money an his pe rsonal bunk account There's nothing tllt'gal about 1t. Indeed. tht' practice has been sanctifit-d by tradition in the JO years or presidentia l walkm~· a round money. Carte r's pre· deecssors tn the White llous<· d id n"t turn the ir leftover ul· lowuncc back, either. Mailliox Jn fact. R1C'hard Nixon, with his usuul Clair for imaginative 1ncom1. .. t;ix C'GIC'ulntions. tried to strel<'h the tax able expense al lowunce by churning de precill l ion on While flousc furniture us a d e ducti o n T h e In terna l Revenue Service dis allowed it The u n us ua l thing ubout Carte r's expense money Is how l1ttlt• of il he manages t<> ust• 1•aeh year. Th<' purpose of tht• $50,000 ollowanrC' was to spare president., from having to pay unoffir 1ul costs of lhP presidenry oul or their own pockets F'ormc:r P resident llerhc rt Hoover estimated that "the minimum <·os t t o t ht· pres ide nt 1s somewhl'rc ~tween $25.000 und $35.000 ;1 year of conducting the Wh1 11• llous<' in such a fas hion us 11 s hould b<• <'ondlll'tcd ·· That was 30 yc•;ir-. ;1go. wh('n tl COM .1 tnt•rt• lh11·1· 1·\•11t s to mail a first dass lt•llt·r \'J-:T WE tfl\V t: l1•:1rn<'<l, with tht• IWlp of ,Jc•sst• Mern<, of lh<· ~tprns Nt'~'s St·i v1t'l'. that Pn.•s1 dent Cart<'r SIJ<•ni 1us t $1.108 5l of h1~ $SCI 00(1 allvwann: in Hl77 . <tfltl Sl:l. IGS last Vl'ar In ra<'l , I HS may d1sallhw· $1~. l ll of tht· 1978 "bu..<Jiness expenses." which we nt for staff parties and rttep- tlons. <The remaining Sl.054 was spent for meals. gifts a nd mis· cellanoous expenses.) In contrast to Numero Uno. Vice President Wa lter Mondale scrupulously returns the unspent port ion of his modest $10,000 al· lowancc. In 1977 he t.urned back $4 .934. las t year he gave the Trt'as ury $5, 180. While the $85,727 unspent pres· 1dential allowance is peanuts. the American public might be forgiven for expecting Carter, the born -a gain cFusade r for tr uth. beauty and economy. to se t a n ex am p l e f o r the bureaucratic spenders he cam pa igned against. We asked Robert L1s ps hutz. t he prt>side nt 's couns el. why l' :i rtN didn't return his leftover 1· x p t' n '> P m o n e y to t h e Tre<1 s ury. ··It's neithe r e xpected nor required ." Lips hutz said . ad ch nJ! that neither he nor Carter l'\ 4tn ron-;idc red such a step. lie ,il ..,r1 "UJ!gt·sted we read l ht.· h.'J.!ts lat1vc history of the bill to J!.l'l a heller unde rstanding of 1ls purpoi.<• M aytx L1ps hulz would benefit from his own s uggestion. tr t here's o ne t h ing lhe c on - gressional debate of 1949 makes clear. il is that there was serious concern over the possibility that a president would simply use the $50.000 as addit ional salary. "THE REAL RUB," said the Sen ate's r esid e n t m o r alist, W ay n e M o r s e . th e n a Re p ublican. of Oregon. "is that this entire expense proposal is but a s ubterfuge for hiding the real mtent of the bill. namely to in crease the president's salary another S50.000 <1nd call il an ex pense account It 1s an immoral prmc1ple ·· Al one pomt. Re publican Sen. Euge ne Millikin of Colorado. who sought to overcome th.is ob- JCCtion by requinng a president to certify that the money was ac- tually used ror expenses. was as ked what would happen to an~ unused portion or the S.S0.000. SE VERAL m e mbe r s o l Con ~ress ..,polled the i.am t- sneak attack on the Teasury thal Morse had They noted that if the S50.000 we re made tax. exem pt. as originally proposed. 1t would be worth up to $200,000. Coupled with the salary raise in the same bill from $75.000 to $100.000 1t would mean that the president was being voted a ::.ala ry of a bout S300.000 a year. T wo yev<·d But un lt'Ss om· l>C'lif'vc .. lh<.tl Congrc-;s "as dch bcral<'I~ trying to de- <'l'l Vl' lht• l)ubht b y calling " .,a l Jr~ f<llSl' an c·xpc·n~e al lowa1w1· th1.• ··inll"nt ' 1ha1 1s -.o 1mport:.1nt to L1 p-.hut z. sl•t•ms t11 JrgUl' 1n f:J\111 nf g1 vm~ back ..in\. unu.<,1..•d ruod-. I low do<•.., l "arll'r keep h1:-. 1·x fWn s t•s down so Im~" Well, he pr1•\ ;Ills 1>n bu. .. incssme·n to p1tl. up the tab for "private' partie ... ;1r1d tu-g<'ts tht• lkm1wr<1tw N,1 llon<1I ('omm1llc•e to pa\ fnr h..., <"hristm;.1-. 1·Jrds :i $50,IJIJO llt>m last )1•a1 In th•· .1b ~<'IH'" of 1»q1l11•11 h·1.usl.1t ic111 n·qu1 rinµ t ht· tl't urn 11f unu..,l'd Pl>Pl'l\M' m11n1·~ onlj a pn",1Cfrnt ·.., p1•rsonal moral codt 1·:..n d1tt:il f' ~hat h1· d ot•s with th1· .,u rplu~ .l1mm v C;1rtcr':-. 1·odt• tt•lls him T.1k1• lht· mont'y .ind run S&L Buildings Look Like Cathedrals To the Editor T he bl'st ('Vtdcnc<.• thal the saving public 1s being underpaid in interest on its l>nvlngs is the proliferation of un ncede~x p e n s i ve saving s <1nd l oa'n ca thedral-like offi ce buildings in the county. You deposit your m oney and receive only 51h per· cent interest on your savings. but 1r you wash lo secure a loan to buy a home you ar<' charged from 10 percent to l 2 pe rcent in· tcrest . a mark-up of 100 percent to 118 percent. Ir you ask the S&L people why, the answer is : "That's all the law allows us to pay." Well. if that is the law, then 1 a gree wi th Mr. Bumble "The law is a ass. a idiot." and it dis· c rimmales against people who need ho~ing. In no other business does the law require tha t the seller make 100 percent to 118 percent profi t on his sales. In former limes the interest S&Ls paid depositors on deposits was as low as 4 percent. and you could gel a loan on your home for 6 per cent , a spread of only 2 percent. Now the spread is m ore like SY:! per ce nt. <I know; 1 was offe red a 6 percent loan by Mutual.) No wonder the S&Ls have so mu c h money to s pend o n monumental a nd superfluous of· fices. Who is paying for these? -the small savers receiving the paltry SIA percent white the gov- ernment encourages this pro· fiteering and profligate olflce- building spree. F RANK KLOCK Fottfla'• Man Tot.he Editor: It appalls me that Governor Brown ls 0<111lemplaling a ppoint· 11\I ~dison Miller to the post of supervisor in Orange County. rl!placing the deposed Ra)ph Oiedrlch. Not only is he un · qualified for t.lle pos ition, h.is af. ftuation with Tom Hayden's in· famous CEO, "a n alt ernate structure" replacing American capitalism, it will be the final blow to the voters ' trust. in their J6-lltlca1 elecl.ees. lbyden's 1'ffe, Jane Fonda. on a recent. fund ralalng ve,N\&N for C~D In La1una Beacll\ Pl"OIJ'I· •d hu audience tba\~. ber tiJJsband and Uietr. e orb plan•ed to use tnnuee ud moot)' to back 4t lor Orup County clt,y ciowa and boardl ol ••rvl9ota. · rr Ed.Ison Miller i• ap~ to tb• board, l .... ,. tM "rlx" . • • '~.is rnmpll'll•<'!>t l'Onsider lhC' nl'('d!> of the Oran~t> County populac1• hd or t' tl1spc·r..,. 1ng polit1ca l f a~or s ln Un · qualified and unwanted appoin· lct•s. M t\H Y 0 . MOOR F. Publit• Extort iot1 To the Editor: Ralph Died rich has been con· victcd of demanding a pay-of{ in <!xchange for a land use ap· proval. Wh at the T hird Dist rict Supervisor a llegedly did was reprehensible . But he is not alone. There a re otheri. gwlty of the same crime who are still al large. No property owner shouJd ever be subjected to extortion Obviously, it is in the pubLi c in terest for government to do all in its power to prevent il. Extor· tion in land use proceedings is wrong Unless. or course. the extor· lion is openly committed by gov- e rnment itself. T hen it is a ll r ight, because it has the s~ction of law and is done in the public interest.. So we can a ll applaud. Extortion? By government? VES INDEED. Only it Isn't, o( course. called extortion. When it occurs. it is called an "exac- tion." It happens almost e very day in almost every j urisdiction . a nd it happens in m any ~ays A property owner is told that his plans for a pa rticular land use will not be approved unless he : ( 1) Hands over to the public agency bundles of cash known as "in-lieu" fees; or (2 ) Turns over to the public agency sizable chunks or land known as "dedica tio ns"; or (3) Agrees to finance. parual· ly or totally. public improve- ments \hat may or m ay not be needed by or or any value to his project.; or < 4 ) Changes his plans so they conform to special sociological. aesthetic or economic intemt.s of the homeowne rs in lbe ex.isl· lng community; or (5) Assents -as if he bad any choice -to any comblnation oC lhe above. THESE exactions, which seem to proltrerate like wire hanaers In a closet, are rarely protested by anyone but the land uae •PPLi- c.ant who iJ· bein1 strona·arm~. 8peclal lnterett 1roup1 ln:lODI 111 encour&J• &JU kiDd of Ulor· Uoo ia Ute aame of lbel• ,..._ •• hl'll tht• cn\'1ronmenl or ':>Imply 111 keep more new peoplr out. Th t> general public condom·.., 1t. l'ven lhouS?h it adds tremendou~ Iv lo the cost or new homes and ne w places to work and shop. Techmcally and legally. tht·y do not constitute extortion. They an• exactions -things of value exacted from applicants in ex· change for la nd use permits of one kind of another. This ts the way that governm ent demands. and gets, its pay-off. Jn the public inte rest. and with the public's ap· proval. t\nd the public that de· ma nds it and the public that con· dones 1t are g uilty or aiding a nd <.1bettmg il. What Ralph Diedrich was ac· cused or doing merely carried the process one private s le p furthe r , The government, the public. got nothing out of 11 Th at·s the difference. T hal. and the way you spell it. CW. FERGUSON flln.lrf, Reje~t• To the Editor: There is a passage in Genesis f tha t contains these words : "Be fru.iUuJ a nd multiply, a nd replenish the earth. and subdue it." Some vers ions r e p la ce "re ple nis h " with .. Ci 11." Ho wever , since the directive was already given to "be fr uitful and muJtiply." it a ppears that "fill " is redundant, and should not re place "replenis h." The lat- ter probably refers to a careful hus b andry of natural resources . and to replacing them by re - building soils, recycling pro· ducts. etc. The passage a lso contains the directive to "s ubdue," that is, discover and tame, as it were. all oC the potential of earth, its scientific and all other natural phe nomena. including nuclear powe r, sun power. water power, wind power, utilizing s team, e lectricity, oil, coal. r ivers , dams, etc. In all of this, there is a n~ for conservation and recycling. Now, while I agree wit.b s<>mtt ~r t.be goals of so-called environ· mentalists and cooservat.ioNlt.s, some of their goals are contrary to the d l rective!l recorded in Genesis, t.hat Is , in curtaJlln' popuh1Uon erowt.h and wttbhold· in& utllization or oat.ural re· sources. and vu t areas or land, and oblt.ructina ~and deyelop- ment o( eoero 10urcea aLlcll aa nuclea.r tower plant&, dam&. ,.. oil...U.~. \ ,\ bo. lhl' ..,a mt• pa:-.!.>a ge. to I h1• ltr~• chaptt•r 01 Genesis. con- 1 Jtns thl· d1rc-1·t 1VL'S .. and ha ..,e dominion owr thl' fish of the :-.t'a, and O\.Cr t'Vf'ry foul of the air. <Ind over c•vcry livi ng thing th:>I moves upon the fa ce or the earth." llow aw<.'some yet plain 1s t h a l comme nd . And how fo<tlash, in the face or that ru vine d1rcet1ve. arc the activities of a fow so·called environ mentalists. who wouJd chan~e it for their own perverted e nds and cause a tiny fis tl and other species to have domimon over us instead of the othe r way a round . How bizarre. IT WOULD BE rar more re- asona ble and humane for science. with its vast r esources and funds. lo recreate a .. natural ha bitat" for endangered species than to cause hardships and s uC· fen ng ror humanit y by shutting down power sources. Recycling, or rehabihlation of human .. rejects" is of eq ual im- porta nce a nd needs no eJabora- t 10 n o n the s ubject, h e re. Howeve r. there is a pecular dis· position on the part of those we elect to office t.o ··recycle" a cer· lain type of "reject," namely I hose rejected by the voters. Over and ove r , we s uffer the humiliation of seeing politicians who have been rejected al the polls. being rewarded (recycled> by being give n e ve n more powe rluJ a nd lucra tive positions by "appointment'' by such im- peria lists as Gov. Brown. The latest example being t.he ap- pointment of Yvonne Burte <who was soundly rejected in her bid for om ce) to the L.A. Board of Supervisors. "Recycl- ing"' these political "rejects." by re warding them for losing at the polls is an unforgivable breach of the will of the people, and is as stupid as deat.roying dams. plants and dollars in the name of fish and other species whic h the tatters' champions probably never heard of unW the y went searcbint for • "uuse" to hinder progreta. 8. F. BORCONAN Orange Coast , rr'llllON ~our Hom eit own Dally NewMpap t-r f VOL. 72, NO. 193, 3 SECTIONS,_.,. P AGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, J ULY 12, 1979 c F I FTEEN CENTS Secretary Schlesinger to Quit Post? WASfQNGTON (AP l f»Nsi deat Carter's tJu.rry or domeatit- poUcy C()Gfettaces lb apparently drawlq IO a close amid specula ttop bli embattled e ne r u M cretary, James R Sehl~:. ... er, ii about lO leave orflce And the White House press ol flee announ ced t oday that Carter wUl muke a nutionully broadcast address from his Ov~I Office at 7 p.m. PDT Sunday. ''Tbe president will speak 011 issues which he feels are lmpar taot to the n•taon irwludlnti cneri)." a blnkmt>nt u1d The ~t ut•·me ot &li.o .!>all.I Cartt.•r would stick to pluns to travt'I to Kunsus ('1ty a nd Ot>tro1t on Monday In Kansa:-. Cit y. he wtlJ "Pt:ak to the Na t1on1:1l Asso<:iation of Counltes, to "prest•nt add1llonul sp~c1f1c:. on energy · In D~.'troll he will s peak brief ly an'd take questtons from lhe audience at the national conven lion of the Commuoacation:. EAlison Plant B11rps Black sm oke pours from stack at Edison Company power plant in Huntington Beach. Company offici als said the smoke be lched into the air for eight mmutes late Wedne!'iday afternoon when one of the plant's boiler jets broke. The breakdown resulted in a richer-than- normal mixture of fuel and, thus, the black smoke, ac- cording to Edison officials. A company s pokesm an said a re port on the incident was filed with the South Coast Air Quality Managem e nt District. Mason Siler Rites Scheduled Saturday F uneral services will be c.:011 'ducted Saturday in Corona <lei >tar for Mason Siler, the former -wne r of three Harbor Area imovie theaters who died Wed· nesday at the age of 69 • Mr Siler retired in 1976. st!ll· l og the theaters he built. the Mesa Theater and the Lido Theater, to the Edwards Cinema chain. He had sold the Balbol:I ;t'beeter several years earlier. He was a resident of Newport Beach for more than 40 year!>. Jlis family bou~ht the Balboa '1'beate r whe n they came to the Harbor Area in the early 1930s. Mr Siler served on the !Newport Beach Planning Com- mission a nd was a me mber of 'the Cit.y Council from 1946 to 1t48 , At the time or his retirement, Mr. Sil er recalled that when the Griffith Compa ny built his ,ibeate.r on Via Lido. the only other building in the area was a t;mall bank run by Paul Palmer. puM>ther area pioneer who died ~arlier this year. The Mesa 'l'beater was opened four years .before the city incorporated. D•llV Pilot Slalf PllOlo DEAD AT 69 Mason Siter Worke~ or Am~nca. There were stgnB , too. that .irter u week or meeting with .. bout 130 official and unofficial GASOLINE RATIONING PLAN ADVANCES -M c1dv1sers and perhaps the mosl 1 m port ant spee(·h of his pres· 1dency ahead. Carter was about to s hake up his i:;taff as he lrics to deal with the nation ':-. t-conomic and tmcrgy woes. The subject of Schlesinger 's departure brought a s pate of comments from White House of- ficia ls. none denying flatly a re· port he is resigning. The Energy Department's c hief spokesman said Wednes- day e vening that Schlesinger had not r esigne d . Bu t the spokesman. James Bishop Jr., s topped short of denying the secretary was being fired. White House press secretary Jody Powell s aid the report was "uninformed specula tion " The Buffalo Everung News. in a story today on Schlesinger's reported ~signation plans. said the secretary's job has been of· fered to John B de Butts. re t ired boa r d c hairman of American Te lephone & Tele graph Co. One sign the president wa:, beginnmg work on a speech tu the nation s umming up h1 ~ seminars was the presenct• Wed· nes day <tt th e Cami> David n•treat of Hendrik Hertzt>erg. a key speechwriter. Powell said no date ha:. been se t for Carter's return to Washington. but he s aid "for the next couple of days or so, he will be here at Camp David .. This fueled speculation. that \'a rter was plannmg to remain there working on an addrc&:. that could be dchvered Sunday evening befort' he !>cl!> out on a . planned trip to the Midwe:-t Orl MondC:1v. Skylab Pieces Found Austral ians H unt Debris; Many Angered PERTH, Australia <APJ Australians on a Skyla b hunt scooped up chunks of ch&rred debril> on lh e edge of the great western desert today after the U.S. space station showered 1ls red-hot pieces over southwest Australia like "a train on fire." While some Australians piled into je{!ps for what could be a profitable search fo r Skylab's rem ains. others flooded the Am erican consulate here with angry calls about the way the plummeting s pa<·ecraft hap- pened to hit Australia. Arson Eyed In Laguna Canyo n F ire By STEVE MITCHELL Of, ... D41IV Pilot St•lt County fire crews were still mopping up hot s pots today in the aftermath of a 75-acr e hillside fire abovf' Laguna Can ) l}n Road that police behe\•e was intentionally set. More than 250 f ir elighters from Laguna Beach. the county and the State Department of Forestry ballled the stubborn blaze. fueled by dry brush on the west s ide of Laguna Canyon Road. They were aided by four air tankers that dropped tons of riretrol -a chemical retardant tnat coats the brush -on the fire a s it moved toward Cl ridgelinl' acro<>s the street from the Laguna Reuch Lumber Com pany Wi tnesses at the lumber com- pany said they s aw a blue van with Michigan license plates pull off the side of the road s hortly before 4 p.m. An occupant of the car ~ol out and set off a bol- tlerocket into the d ry brush before climbing back into the vehicle Police arson investigator Mike Davis said he has good leads in the arson p robe. adding police <Su FlRE, Page A2) PIWT LOOKS AT ACTIVI TIES Orange Coast residents enjoy many a lterna ti ves in summer recreat ion. Today's Daily Pilot provides an overview of recreational ac- tivities available lo local resi- dents this summer . See stories a nd photos on Pages AlO to Al3 depicting a variety of summer diversions. "'I think it stinks thut they de layed the descent for 18 minutes so it missed them and hil Ul>." said one housewife in a call to a Perth newspaper "I don't thmk our so·called American allies like us very much " The U S. space s tation t:udt:d its six-year odyssey at about 2 a .m today (9:37 a.m. POT Wed nesday J in one of the world's mos t desolate area:.. tumbhn).! l<> Earth in a spcC'lal'ular fireworks show m the night sk y. Then• have bt•cn no rl•fwrt.. .... 11f casualties or property damai::t.' Thret-men awakened b) ,, loud boom in thl• remote tnw11 of Hawlinna were among lht· ftrs1 to report finding what appcart-d to be a piece of Skylab Rill Norton Miid he and t"'' <'umpanions s pollt.'d tht· ~•x·foot lnng. threc·foot-w1df· cyhndnral PH~CC about SIX mil<· .... south ,,, Rawlmna . "h1ch 1-. 5511 milt•-. vast of Pt•rth "ll took two I wh1•1•I cir"'' \'\'hlC'll"'s lll hi.HI( II Oii fl) lh<' I railer." SJld N1>rtrn1 J td1•ton1 m uniC'at1uns lt·<·hntl·1un . l k s;11c1 llH· rvllnrkr 111.1\t•tl v-.1th .s fiberglass like substanc:c .1ppeared to h:he ooum:cd and ml led about 600 feet frum the point of 1mpac:t and came lo rest 111 luw '>t:rub !\ noth1•r repor11•d find "a-. 1rHH.le 400 miles to tht-south\1.1·:-.t. in tht• town of .J crr~11111111gup "ht•n· all 1m1d<•111 1f11·1I r 1•,1111•111 hrough t a c hunk 1d hurn•·tf t1brou.-. matc.·rial lu a 101 .. tl p11l11T ..,t:.it ion. th1• ncv.s11a1w1 th•· v, , ..... r \u~1.ral1,111 rcµorl<'d \ golf cour:-1• i.:r11u111hk1·1 •1,.., 111 th1• coastJl tcmn 11( \lha11 ' <Scl· SKYl.t\U, 1•ag1• 1\21 Civie Work<•r Bus Far es D ick Richard Dies, NJa y Go Up Newport Merchant By 15 Ce nt O.W. "Dick" Richard died lo day at Hoag Memorial HOl>pital at the age of 73. A long-lime Newport Deach resident, his s tore. Richard's Lido Markel. ""as a lo c al land m ark for years. But Mr. Richard was just as well known for his tireless ef· forts to better his community. Those effects usua ll y centered on young people. Private funeral services are pend i n g at Pacific Vie w Memorial Pa rk. At the time of his death. Mr Richard was vice president of the Bank of Newport. a post he'd he ld s ince selling his m arket business in 1976. A native of Wisconsin, Mr Richard came lo Newport Beach m 1934 and opened lhe Newport Public Market at the corner of 21st S treet a nd West Ocean Front In 1948. he moved his busmes!> to Via Lido. operating a comple>. CSee RICHARD, Page AZ> SUCCUMBS AT 73 0 .W. 'Dick' Rich ard Hy K ATH\' CL/\NCV 0t I"« 0..tlf P1IOI SYll It soon ma} cost as much JS 5:t 1•t•nt:. rathu· than 35 rt:nts to rid1· Oran Kc l'<lunl y Tran:-.1t D1strkl huses D1l>trt<t directors scl an 1\ug 20 pubhc: hearing today on a pro- posed fare increase whic:b could take effect Sept. 9 The proposed fare hike ~ould t'Oable OCTD to collect 20 ~r· c·cnt of It:. operating costs from· the fa r ebox Recent S lillc feg1sla11on requires that the dis tr1ct generate at lt•as t 20 perct•nt r>f its operatrn~ t'osts through t~1res in order to ht• ch giblc ror -.Wlt' monl'y OCTO huses wh1<.'h a rc c:arr \ 111g rel·11rd pass1•nger loads ~llH:t. 1 ht• s tart nf th{• t•n\'q~y <·runch ,q l' expt•ctt·d tu I 1 ansport about :!~1 mtllton pas'.wngcrs 111 lht 1979 Ho r 1S<-.1 I , l'.1, llo\H'\'t'I . l'!:>llm.tlt'-. Jllt!JliH1'cl 11, rt1!-tnt·t J.dm1n1s trators ...,hu" .1 Lin• h1l.1· to 50 cent:-<i trip 1·oulct rl•-.ult 1n Litt• los" or ,1hou1 •llll' n11 lhon pas::-1•ng1·r fart.·-. lh1' 'l':t r · A:-anothN l'Jpt11111 . t.l1 s tr1<.·t ;.id min1::.trator ... nult'd. a 40 <.'cnt tan• m1~ht n:sult 1n an ;.111nu.il Vatic a n S tays Silent r 1d cro.;h1p of 2<1 7 mill10n irns:.t:>ngcr!.. or 1us1 :mo.ooo ll·s" 1hun th<' est1matt•d lt)tal 1f fan•s sla}ed al 35 ccmL'- OCTD d1rec:tors ..i yt:ar ago On Pope's U .S. T • raised fares frQm l5 cent:-lo 35 r ip r<'nls, the fi rst hike in district his tor y Plans called for J fare 1n c rPase of anotht•r nickel th1:. VATICAN CITY <AP> Thl' Vatican maintained silence to- day on mounting speculation that Pope John Paul II will travel to the United Sl ates in the fall . The pope. who has vi sited Mexico and his native Poland this year. has publ.Jcly indicated his inte rest in going to New York for the U N. Gem.•ral Assembly summer . but d 1 re<.' lOrl> c;ession postponed the hike bec;.1u&l' of 1n But US officia l~ s ay they c reased ndt•r:-.h1p d urinj! lht: have no confirmation from the 1'tasoline shortagc. Vatican of such a tnp For reasons of security. tht;· / Ora n:.a ,.C"oa"I f~ Active in a variety of civic or- 1anlzatioos. Mr. Siler was a dlarter mem ber of the Newport· Balboa Rotary Club. At the time of Ills death, be was that or- "l•DizaUon 's lo n ges t active ,.membe r with 40 y ea rs of iaervlce. Three Women Executed Vatican often withholds a nnoun- cem ents of papal trips until a few weeks before hand. Con fi r mation of the visit to Poland was delayed because of delicate negotiations with the Wa rsaw government over the timing I n addition to t he Unit ed States, there has been specula- tion about upcoming papa l trips lo Treland, Aus tria and Zaire this year. t:: ... -~ O' ~ We ath e r La te n ig hl a nd early morning fog a long the coast. otherwise s unny with little temperature cha nge. Lows tonight in low 60s. Highs Friday in low 70s al beaches lo mid-80s inland. ~ Mr . Siler was an avid golfer 1'1ao played regularly at the San-u Ana Country Club. r He also enjoyed hiking and ~ce his retire ment. be climbed \II~· Wbltney. Mr. Slier was a m em ber of the Otten. an informal group of lnea people from the ·U do •· Another member or that , O.W. "Dick" R tcbard, . Si~r leaves bis wtdow, (flee SU.Ea, Pa1e AZ> 11111we Coverage AddJUanaJ Harbor Area cov- .... appean today on Page AM.: Accu sed of P r o stitution; T oll R e a ch es 311 TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Three women accused of prostitution were shot by a revolutionary fir- ing squad today in what was believed to be the rirst execution of women since the February re- volution. Executed with them ln Tebtan was a man cha rged with pro- moting prosUtutlon. T hese and other executions reported today brought lo 311 the number of I ran ian s execut e d sin ce February. The three women , shot at 1 a.m .. all we~ belleved to be ln their 40a and 508. State radio Ide ntified the m only by the nicknames or ''P a&...t he Ta ll One,·· "Alor1r tM F®r-Eyed" .. and "Soraya the Tur k." a nd af. ternoon news papers p rinted photographs or them. shrouded in veils. They had been charged by an Islamic revolutionary court with prostitution and contributing to prostituUon. The man executed with them, identified as Mansur Bagheri, was convic ted of pro· m oling prostllution. But t he r adio did not say whe ther he bad worked with the three women. lran's at.rtct lslamic regime has taken a bard lin e toward prot.eUlution, homosexuality and other morals cha rges. Several people have already been H · ecuted on rape, sodomy and homosexual assault char1es. • Shortly before the revolution. Islamic militants burned down Tehran's shabby red light dis· trlct . Prostitution has continued since then, however. on a more cautious scale. The woman known as "Pari the Tall One" reportedly was ar· rested two years ago in a.n a1- leged racket that used help- wanted ads for secretaries to eo- tl ce wo men into ho uses of prostitution. She served a short tim e in jail but was released on bond. In other executions, \he son of 1 local tribal chief was sbol by a firing squad Wednesd ay Our Sunday Visitor. a Roman Cat holic weekly news pape r pu blished in Huntington , Ind .. said in an article last month that plans for the pope's U.S. visit ca lled for an address to the General Assembly and a na tionwide tour. Alaska Shaken PAL MER. Alaska CAP > • A moderate earthquake i n the Pacific Ocean h as shaken southeastern Alaska . but the re were no reports or da mage or in- J u ries, a s pokes man a t the 1'aunaml Warning Center said. The Wednesday morning quake. meuured 5.8 on the Richter scale INSID E T ODA" Orange County Fair gets underway Friday and will run through July 22 /o'or a com- plete h irhng oj Friday·ir events. Stt Page M 7 Al YH• $otrvl« .,,.. . .__ .. l...M ... W awtlo u Call1•1'111• Cteum .. c."''" c,.uwn 0.atllHeticH afllwialP ... •111 ..... ,_ l"Ul11•I,_. "•,..s<• 1111wml•'6tll •••~x l tt AIWI I.""*" CJ a MeltM• M A• Mii .... _.ti 17 ... 7 Me••" M-11 AS M11t11•I~-.. cs.n N•llM.tt ,,....., A• .. Ora~• c:-ty AU .. ,_,, •... At ~ S4.ut<,_ I U ,.._, St•O ~ftt •1 ... ,. T•4H l\1411 ltt Ct..J Tlte•l•'l 19'11 CJ WHlll~ A4 It ,W-Nffl\ t.4 --------- ,·!.2 DAILY PILOT c Tl'tvrlldu. July I<>. ll19 Death Plntter Sentenced CLEVELAND <AP> -A. teen· .,.r •ho toad POlice be ud hJ1 alater ~Id a friend ., to ldll their father ~•UH ht wu ton strl~t has bfol'n s0nt M•d to l6 yea" lo bfo •n prison for ttw 1laytna. John T White Jr . 1'1. plaadc!d aull\J w dneaday before Cuy ahoga County Common Pleas Judie t•rancts ·w ney lo f 'ro• r•fl#' ,.\ I RICHARD. • lh1tl lncludt.'<1 the mullet , a col let' hop and :scver-1 ot.ht!r 1m11I hu~tnes.,es. The market ' nov. part of the Hugh~ chain. In 1971, Mr Ric hard openl"d" ~econd marl(ct -n lb~ Harbor View Shoppmg \ertt~r 1U &in M 1guel Dnw und S1tn Joaiqurn lhlls Roud Thul markd 1~ nov. <ielson·s lh!'. ta\\•l\h ,,:-, tt bu:-.incssman Jnd his ('I\ 1r •.H't·c11nplll>hm~11t:. won Mr Ru·hu rd cuuntlt>.,:. ;,i wards and tit•t•oludes In 1973, m honor of his 25lh un niversary a t Richard's Lido Market. d ty official!. declared a 01ck Richard Day and gave him thl' k<'Y to the city The ann1versJry tribute Ill <'IUd(•d t•elebnlws '>UC'h as mm ll' st ar John Wayne, CJlong with market employees and hundreds of loyal customers . T he List of the organizatwns wh1t•h he led vr rounded ll> ltengthy. H includes the Goofof rers. a coffee cluh made up of longtime Newport Beach civic and business leaders. As an a ppointee o f President Eisenhower, he served a s a special envoy lo an international llusiness eon!erence 1n Italy. Mr Richard was the founding prt>sident of the Orange County Philharmonic Society and also helped organize Orange County Ri g Brothers · H e was president of lhl' Newport Harbor Arca Chamlx!r of Commen:e and the Newport Ht•ac h United Fund lit• was a member of the board of chrt•clors of lht• Orange Em p1rc· Count·1! 11f the Hoy Scouts of /\mt•r•t'3. <~oodwill of Orangt· ('1111111,v rtw Ornngt· Coast YM ('J\, lhP Nl''-"port Beat'h Publil· l.1br JI'). :mcl holh the Hoys and Girls Clubs of the Harbor Area ,\ s upportt•r or llo;.ig Me moncil llu::.pilal. he was one of the ch <•rter memberi-. of the 552 Club, a hospital support group. Mr Richard wa::. ;m active I I " ~· r1 l' I ,, I .. u p p (I r I l' r 0 r It l'PU hi I (' a II (' iJ l•:-t·s CJ nd <'<HI fltdJI l'S \m1111g ~11 lt1cl1ard's sur ,·1\'nr:. :u e hi ., widow. Jenny. ;ind hi~ :.on .John 'I h t• \' II ;i ' t• :. u g g e s l I: cl nH·rnonJl con1nhut1on!> to either 01 ;rn,gl' Count) U1g Hrothers or (11 I ht• OranJ,!c Empire Counc il of tht• Boy !-it•t11Jt!) nf America Services Set For Traffie Victim, 9 M<'m<>rial service:. will be held Saturda y o t Wes tminster Memorial Park for Uonald Ken neth Haney. a 9·year.old Hunt.- 1ngton Beach boy who died Tues- day of injuries he !tuffered in a Wl'l'kend tniffi<' aceident Services wi II begin at lO 30 a m . at the mcmon31 park t•ha11t:>I with private burial to follow The young:.tcr dit•d at Pacifica Community fl osp1tal I-le was knoC'ked off his bicycle last Saturday hy a <'ar al I.he in· tersection of Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. The d r1v('r of the car. a 21-year-old La Puente man wasn 't held. The dead boy is s urvived l)y his parents. 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"'"Mo"""'"' ldll"" Coll• MeH Office ftM1httf1Ai:::~:· :·o S~';";\tO •l•~ Offlc•• .. .,';.~~::;:~:'ft ·:~~=~~!.e Tei.pMne (714)9'2"'321 Ctaulhd AdYertltlftll42•M?e ' a cbrae ol murd r ln th r t!b I ahootlni dulh of bis • l · .Yffl -old raU.er He wUI be •lltlbl tor parole In lO years While had bet'o Jndlcled on ch1r1es ol •JtJrnaled murd.-r. •aarav•tcd robtK1ry »nd lor&t1ry IO lhl' duth or Ms f1ther. John T While Sr . d uol b~d by friend• H a q uiet. r•h•wua man Hom1clde-dttct·tlves Sllld tht· Wh itt•~()'' u.nd his ~u~tct NI 1ch•ll•. 1~. told them lfley wanted lhear fathe r kllled because "M wo~ldn't let Ult do what we wanted to do." Tbe father lmpo1ed a t p.m. t·urfow on his chlldrtin, pressed thtim lo keep up their gra<lea m •u·hool, rutd instructed them ln lhe lhble thrOuj(h rnading and tJ1scu111110n tsL-a11lonlf in lbe r»mlly Uvtna room. th" loen·11ert were QUOh.H1 as ~aylng Pohre charged that lht' White t•hlldren loft lhu1r futbur's body Queen Unhappy Pri11ee 'quires Divorcee l.ONl>ON <AP) Pt mcc Charles, at 30 Britain's mo~t t-hJ:iblt• bachelor·. wa~ rt>ported to have a new g1rlf ncnd And bet' a use sh<·~ a divorcee. his mother Out'en 'ft~h.wtx:th was said to he far from pleased. W11lwm 1 lkkf'y. ~oss1p 1:olumnis t in the London t.1 hlmd Dall~ Express. named the woman as 23-ycar- oltl .Jmw W,1l'cl . fornwr wift• uf cavalry offi cer Toby W<• r bel'n a<'ting us assistant m ~.111agcr of thl' posh Gunrds Polo flub. whose head· qu.11 tt·rs art• only a fl'W miles from Windsor Castle. Thl· 1u·1nt1• 1:-. .1 kl•t•n µolu fan and player. and I llt·k\·~ :-..wt :-.lw ml'I h11n through their mutual love of hor:-.t's "Tht' qm•t•11 ts !'inul lo be concerned about their f n endship . prt•s umably bl-cause 1t could cause pro- bkms if lh1• ht•11· lo llw lhront• bc<'ame scrioulsy in· nh1<•d with a .... oung divm·rt'l'." said Hickey. UCl-County Hassle Goes to Arbitrator UC Irvine 1s taking its dispute with Orange County over $10.3 million in unpaid medical bilb and collection fees to bindmg arbitration. The university told county or f1 c•1als this week Uwt 1l will s ub m 1t the controversy lo an 1m 1wrtial third party. whose de r 1s ion on whether the county owes the money would be final · University officials claim the c·<1unty is rt.''ipons1ble ror three 'l'ars or unpu1d l.>111!-t undpr a <'uni rat.:L the :-chool has with the 1·11unty to provide medical care to indigents al UCI Medical t'C'nter The coW1\.y maintains the $10.3 million was s pent on medical treatment and services not cov. cred by the contract when the universit y took over opera lio:-is of the med1eal center three ~1·ars ago. Murry Cable. direetor of med11:al services for the county, s uid that the 1m1 vcrsily, because 1t is a teachinR hospital. does things that are not medically neeessary. "We only pay for what is medically necessar y." Cable said Toby Milligan. a spokesman for the medical center disagreed on the nature of treatment. "Any medical treatment we perform is necessary." she said todav Th e university and county 3greerl to take unresolved mat- tc.>rs lo a binding arbitr ation when they approved the con· tract Cable said the contract stale!. that if lhe uruvers 1ty is to be re i mburse d , UC I mus t get a uthorization before treatin~ a patient for a non-emergency condition. Eaeh bill also 1s reviewed by a panel of physicians lo determine 1f the treatment was necessary The arbitration is expected to lake several months Judge Shuts Court For Small Hearing A preliminary he aring into s econd·degree murder charges lodged against plastic surgeon Or Ralph Small and his male nurse were closed to the public Wednesday at the request of de· fcnse attorney Terry Giles. Dl'fendants m criminal cases huve the rit,thl by law to ask that p1·l'11 mi nary hearings be closed 10 the pubhc The hea rin~ is be ing held to determine if Dr Small should ~land trwl Bicyclist, 6, Dies After Hit by Auto Six -year-old Me la nie Marie Priviter a of Newport Reach. in- jured Sunday when she was hit by a car driven by a 17-year-old boy. who police allege had been drinking, died Wednesday night a l Hoag Memorial Hospital. Police said today the youth ra ces c h arges of vehicular manslaughter in connection with the accident that occurred near the little girl's Spyg lass Hill home. Traffi<' investigators s aid the ('hild is the sixth person to die in a traffic accident in Newport Beach this year. They also said she is the fifth to be kilJed in a traffic accident in which drink- tng wu involved. Rosary for the little girl will be recited Friday at Our Lady Queen of the Angels Catholic Church. Mass of Chris tian Burial will be celebrated there Saturday at 10:30 a .m . S h e i s s urviv e d by her parents. Dr. and Mrs. James Privitera; her brothers Marie Dan and 'nm, and a slster ue1)'. ble, all of Corona dcl 'Mar: patemaJ •randparenu, Mr. and Mra. Jame• R. PrlvHera of Florida , and maternal •raodmother, Mrs. Grace E. Hyslop of Nebr11ka. Bur ial tollowJng funeral lervtc~ will be al the Ascension Cemetery, El Toro. Small, a 31·year-old Laguna Bt:ach resident, is charged wilh s econd·degree murder in con- nection with the Novem ber l978 dt>ath of a JJ.year·old woman ~ho went into cardiac arrest during breast implant surgery at Small's Santa Ana clinic His nurse, 48·year -old Leonard <.'et s e of Moreno a lso was rh;irgcd with second-degree murder m connection with the death of the woman. Kim Plock of Sanla Ana. Small. Case and <1 third man. technician Ronald Milstead, also face lesser chari{es relatin~ to a lleged violations of the state business rode and the unlawful practice or medicine. Earlier this year. Small's ht•ense to practice medicine was revoked for one year by the state Board of Medical Quality As surance. The stale agency als o placed Sm all on 10 years probation. SII,ER .•. Rosemary and son . Richard Sile r. both of Newport Beach. a nd two daughters , Pamela Christiansen of San Francisco and Patric ia Siler of Costa Mesa. Friends may call for visitation Friday a t Bell 8 roadway Chapel. Costa Mesa rrom noon to 9 p.m . Funeral services will be held Saturday al 11 a .m . al Pacific Vie w Memorial Park Chapel, with Dr. John Huffman Sr. of· riclallng . Fever Persis tent WASfllNGTON (AP) -Doc tors uy they still don't know what iS c1uslng the hllh renr that has hospitalized Charles Schultie. President Carter·1 chief economic •dvlser, sloce July s. A spokes w o man at Bethesda Naval Ho•pital said Wednesday that Schulhe, 54, haa had a periodic rever aa high as 104 degrees. undlaturbed In their home for nine daya while they went on a 1ptnd1nl 1pree with his money and credit cards In May. Miche lle was convict· ed of delinquent aiggravated murder and theft in the s laying. Juvenile Court Judge John F. Corrigan committed her to the Ohio Youth Commiaslon. which ha1 JurlsdJction t.o keep her in a s tate facility tmUI she is 21. S w eeney earlier o rdered J e ro me Watkins. 18, the a lleged g unman. confined Indefinitely at Lima State Hospital after two psychiatris ts tes tifie d that Watkins was not compe tent lo stand trial. Homicide d e tective Robert Shankland said after the body was discovered that he could not. understand the s laying. "They had everything their father could give them· $20 a week allowance. a TV in their bedrooms. a magnifi cent stereo s ystem, a classy CB radio." Shankland said. "He tthe rather> fixed their meals. c leaned their home. dropped them orr at school picked them up and probably wiped their noses, too " Factory Home Plan to Get Irvine Study Irvine City Council membt>r!> have given approval to forma· tion of a committee to study fac- tory -built housing. Formation of the group was u rged by Councilman Arthur An- thony. He said he believes thC1l prefabricated units could be used to make housing more ar fordable to low and moderate in come individuals who want to live and work in Irvine The committee will be com prised of Anthony. a represen- tative of the e1ty i.tarr. a plan n1ng comm1ss1onl•r and a represenl al1 vc o r the Ir vane Company Committee meetings will be open to the public, although An thony cautioned that he didn't want initial mN•tinp_s flooded with sales mc•n from the pre ra bricated housing industry. Mesa Police Plan Exhibit At OC Fair Protectin~ homes and bus1 · nesses against theft will be the goal of a crime pn:vcntion ex- hibit Costa Mesa police plan for the Orange County Fair. which opens Fnday anri runs through J uly 22. The fair is located at 88 rair Dr ive. across the s treet from the Costa Mesa police station. The exhibit, to be open from 10 a .m . to midnight Friday through Sunday and noon lo 10 p.m . Mon· da y through Thurs d ay. win feature displays of locks. alarm systems and security lnforma taon. It will be staffed by commun1 ty service officer Sandi Rose. who will schedule free home and commercial security inspections ror Costa Mesans. AUSTRALIA Melbourne • .............. 0 MAP TRACES PATH OF SKYLAB IN RE -ENTRY PLUNGE Australians Picking Up Pieces of Charred Oebrta Fro•Pa~Al SKYLAB PIECES .•• was the first to claim a find, but his turned out lo be a hoax - perpetrated in part to "re . taliate" aga ins t US. spacE: s c 1 e~tists "as we didn't ap. prcciate them deliberately de- ciding to put Skylab down in Australia." said one of those in- volved. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration did not "aim " the descending craft at Aus tralia, bul a tumbling Fro• Pag«-A I F1RE •.. :.ire seeking lht• van and sts occu· pants today. "We believe lht' parties responsible mtentwnally set the fi re." Davis s aid Jt look fire crews and more· than 100 inmates from the Norcu men's institute nearly five hour!. to brin~ the fire under control One inmate, Conrad M Lopel. 38. was inJured when a bulldozer making a fire tr ail 50 feet aoove him dis lodged a large ro('k which fell down and penctralccl his helmet He was rus hed to Saddleback Community Hospital where he received stitches for wound~ Lo h1 !t head and ~a !> lat er lr:msported back to the Norco facility City. county and state rr<>ws responded to the <I p m fire with 24 brus h eng 1nt·s. thre e bulldozers. ei ~ht hand <'rewi\ and four air tankers from thC' Ryan a1 r a ttack center 1n Hemet. a stale operated facility C a n yo n r c• s 1 cl t· n t s . a r l fest1val~oers and bui;1ness Dt'O pl<' lined Canyon Road JUSt snulh of lh<.> fire Wednesday aftemvun, cheC'nng on the air tankers a~ they dipped down into tht• can yQn ~1th their chemu:ul rctar d<tnl But police had trouble with about 100 spectator~ who lined a ridge opposite the fm : in the Top of the World neighborhood of Laguna Beach to watch the fire fig hting effort. Fire Marshal J a mes Presson said he had to call police lo re· m ove s pectators who ignored the "no tresspassing" signs at the north end of Alta Laguna Boulevard. maneuver made toward the end may have extended its fall for enough to reach the continent's southwest corne r The San Francisco Examiner newspaper is ofrcnng a $10.000 reward for the first piece of Skylab turned an to 1t, and various commcre1al oulfit:-. around the world reportedly ~rt. ready to pay for chunk'> Lh<:y could sell as souvenirs. NASA spokes wom a n Mary Fitzpatrick said in Washington today the s pace af!ency might '>l':ld e xpt•rt s lo Wes.t e rn Aus tralia t o check on th .. ;iuthcnt1e·1ty of pactt•c; reportedly found ,\ uthont1c!> calC'ulatt-d th<•I most of all of tht• :.µace i.tatwn':- rt"mains landed in un areu t·en te rt>d near Balladon1<.1 . a "Pars." h populat1:c1 r;.in c h are<.t 53\J mill''> l.'d:-.l of Penh <A/fee Takes 1 O-ce11t Jump NEW YOHK <AP > Proctef\& Gamble Co . thl' nation 's :-.econd ·lar~csl cvfft'e roaster, h;.i s hoos tcd th P whol(•s a I e p r 1C· 1· of Fo lf!er 's ground c·o ffee brands by 10 t'P nl c; a pound. Thl" C1nc1nnat1 bas en company said WC!dne:.riay Ill> price for ground coffee 1~S3 18perpound Procter & Gamble o;a1d the increase rl'flects :i steady n se 1n lh1• 1.ir1r1· of un roasll'tl Cl)fl 1•1• ht•c1 ns that h.iS pu.-;hed the pr1cc of ;:i pound of Folg1·r·~ rof h.'t' up by 70 nnl'-:.inn· Fl'bruary Switches Sides SACRAMENTO IAP1 -Paul Gann's "Spirit of 13" spending hmit initiative gamed a promi- nent convert Wectne:.day. As- s embly Speaker Leo McCarthy , one of the mos t outs poke n oppo- nents of Propos itio n 13 last year. o•·•·s HOKt:. Of>. QUIKSILVER. HORI•:. ~l RFl.I .... PllA • STllBlllt.:S WE CARRY THE BEST ALL YEAR LONG NEWPORT SURF AND SPORT "U;N'S, .,OMEN'S & BOYS' SWIMW EAR • Stan2 2101/1 M....._ A"•· ltiltoel.-.d 67J.71H 10 ....... ,, ... ~ CAUFORNlA State Justice Hit €lark Rapped in Tanner Pro~e IAN FRANCISCO <AP> -....,~ tNpt\Mo ~ CaWonala hDNme Cwrt #Obe • J\llUce ••wam C1aJt WM aocwed ol bavtq "palnlad tbe tbW J..Ue• ( Roee Bird> ID a (ila• upt.•• Attorney Rarry DeUaonna -~ clalmed Clark• bad •oa etb • "by d ut111 or otberwlM'' ln bit ftv• daya of teaUinoa.y which eocMd •arUer Lbla.-. 0.lllODAa mad• the comment to the Commlukln on Judicial Perfonnanee w'-lcb ia problna court ... and all•f aUoM that aomt controvtrala dedalona were delayed to prot.eet Ma. Bird in ber que1t for eonftnnaUoo by voten lut Nov. 7. She narrowly won that oonl\rmat.Jon. Nixon Leaves Today For Visit to Shah Former President Nixon planned to leave bis San Clemente seaside estate tonight-probably by heUcopter-aHd go to Tt juana, oo the first leg of a journey to visit the shah of Iran. Airline officials s aid that in Tijuana, Nixon would board a con troversial DC·lO JeUiner headed toward Mexico City "The reservations were made through Aeromexico " s aid Bud Lewis, president of the Lewis Co. in L6s Angeles, which bandies public relations for the airline Aeromexko's office in Tijuana also confirmed the arrangements Wednesday LEWIS SAID THE former chief executive will depart from the border city at 7:55 p.m . with a party of 14 people. The flight is due to land in Mexico City at 11: 30 p. m. Reports from Tijuana said Nixon would arrive by helicopter and that this would be his second trip to the border city this year His first one was Jan. 10 for a luncheon. The visit was not expected to be a long one, since Nixon has scheduled a party at his home here Sundav fo·r several of the nation's astronauts. The party will be ihe last ·major event in the estate that once served as the Western White House. Nixon has sold the beacbfront property to three Newport Beach businessmen. THE TIJUANA AIRPORT spokesman who asked not to be identified said security for the flight was being coordinated with the United States Secret Service, which still guards Nixon, but declined to say what s pecific arrangements were planned. Nixon had originally planned to travel to Mexico on Western Airlines, but a Western spokesman said some 200 Mexican ground -crew workers went on strike July l and the airline bas since been unable to operate in Mexico. Oelhonna, "ho asked the court ror a chance to cross· ex amlne C lark, later told newameo he quesUoned the tone and cbaract.erlsaUona ln Clark's teatlmooy about conversations and meetinp wtt.b Ma. Blrd. The crou·examlnatlon re- quest waa taken under s ub- mluloo. Clark. too, took a . sw!pe by contending "another Justice) or at leut her lawyers, a re at- te mpting to tum this lnto an ad- veraary proceeding." HE SAID be bad cooperated in th e public probe ~~spite ~is "grave reservations as to t~ constitutionality, and be and his staff considered themselves as "witnesses, not litigants or ad- versaries" T he justice testified earlier that two pages of a Los Angeles Times story draft the writer left him after agreeing it was inac- cu rate are miss10g. lie said if he must face cross· exam ination. he wanted the chief justice. her attorneys and staff to be questioned on their knowledge of the missing docu· men ts . A Los An geles Times story published on election day said the court had earlier reached a 4.3 decision in the Tanne r case. The ruling permitted judges to grant probation despite a law re- quiring prison terms for persons using a gun in the commission of a crime. THE STORY s aid the high court delayed its filing because it might influe nce voters. It further claimed two justices. neither named . had confirmed this. Ms. Bird sided with the ma· jority in the ruling. Sex Swingers Free Ruling Disappoints Police HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Police say a decision by the City Attorney's of· lice that it probably will not pros· eeute 15 persons arrested at Plato's R etreat West on le wd conduct cha rges was "disappointing, but not s urprising." City Attorney Burt Pines con· t ended Wednesday that Pla to's Retreat was "semi-private" and that visitors were not offended by the club's group sex &000 Arre• Burn By The Assodated Press Firefi ghters began clean-up opera· tions today in the wa ke of brush fires that charred a lmost 8,000 acres of Southern California terrain and destroyed four homes. The homes were lost in a 6.000-acre fire in San Bernardino County's Lucerne Valley. T he blaze was con- troll ed We dnesday. Cal ifor.11a Department of Forestry a uthorities said ~Fine• Ea•ed LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Air Quality Management District says 165 Southern California firms ac· <'Used of breaking pollution-reducing Jaws during three predicted second- Dtt_.~tt; ( ___ sr._'A.Ti_'E __ ) stage smog a lerts last month wiU not be prosecuted. But the AQMD said Wednesday it wi II prosecute 15 compani es that did not reduce emissions as they should have during the a lerts. Odd-e.,en End A•ked! S AN JOSE CAP> -Allocat10n of gasoline by odd·even days is no lo nger need e d a nd s hould be abolished, says Paul Hay, director of the Santa Clara County Service Sta- tion Dealers Association. H ay told the county Board ot Supervisors Wednesday night that oil companies feel July represents the low point in gasoline deliveries and things will improve in August. Dogs K HI Sheep " LOS ANGELES CAP) -Packs of ne ighborhood dogs have been killing and injuring sheep in pens at Pierce College in Woodland Hills for nearly five months, according to Ma ry Ashtoo, theschool'sfarm manager. GOURMET MARKET (Market Street) TOP QUAUTY MEATS Delaney's features prime or top choice beef, aged to perfection for at least 40 days. Questions? Just ask one or our real live meat men -they will gladly help. t:J.ii::"Bar·B-Q Cblcken ..... .1.98 lb. WINE CELLAR l~ftlllbonlMbow> Wlscoalbl Clteddar Cheese ... .1.98 lb. AU Oscar Mayer Fun.ks ..... 1.89 lb. ~:"5p1aacta ········"····89C ,.. De l a ney 's gourmet wine cellar is just ruo- olng over with bargains -for you gin & tonic or Martini lov e r s. Beefeater'• Gin (1. 75 Uter) 15.M + &ax. El.ANEY BROS. FISH ~· . .--...................... _, ..... ,_ ............... o.i-r·· I« :a ,..,.. If -.......... " • -u. ..... ......_. ... ....,.or...,.eo~a~ ...,_.,JwlMllt.or tu...,.._, Ove•·Keady Freall BoneleH ldallo TrHt Shffed Wltb Oelaeey•s Spedal Crab 8'.nlal. .... I -.1.49 _., Also In Our Seafood Dept. -Ftetb- Local Swordf&ab, Filel of Sole, Red Snapper, Rock Cod, Sand Dal» and S.tmon. ... Fil.ESH PRODUCE Our produce man, Abe, has done It again. Just look! ~~-....... 59C ee ~.:'.~~~ ........ 39C ... ~S::.~ ........... 49C .. r.-o.,... 109 Bltlellerltea . . . . . . . . . . • ..... ~...=.:-.~ ....... 39C ... .. ()pea Dally ... • Cloeed Sanday ZIZt Newport Blvd., Newport Beacb m.55zo ~.July 12. 1m Comm11ter Blues DAIL v PILOT AS Budget Approval Blocked SACRA M ENTO CAP> - California remained without a state budget today, 12 days into the new fiscal year. after As· sem bly R epublicans blocked what they called a "bloated" S16.6 billion budget. The spending bill was defeated late Wednesday night on a 49-?.4 Assembly roll call a fter the Republican minority refused in a s ix-hour standoff to com promise demands to trim the budget. The bill needed 54 votes. ~ BUT ASSEMBLYMAN Daruel B oa tw r ight , D ·Concord , chairman of the committee that wrote the proposed s pending plan for the 1979·80 fiscal year, im med.lately announced that he 1 would ask for another vote today on the budget bill. If tha t move f a ill). the Legislature must name a new Senate-Assem bly committee to rewrite the budl(et and try again j for approval or both houses Tll E DEFEAT E D ball wa" $654 m1llton more t han lht: o~mocrat1c governor requested. and $1 3 bilhon. or 8 .5 pcrc ... nt, more than spending m lht:! pal)t year. Traffic was heavy on the Golden Gate Bridge Wednesda) as Marin and Sonoma counties commuters had to drive to their jobs in San Francisco Bus mechanics and driver~ for the Golden Gate Bndge Transit Dtstnct honored picket lines. The district bu::.c~ u::.ually carry 11.000 com· muters per day across tht-bndge. Another strike has idled ferry service and "orkers for Bay Area Rapid Transit a re threatening to stnk~ Rrown has pledged to use his vt·to to mak(· ~uhstantial C'Ub, pa rticularly an 14 5 pe rn•nt pay raises for statr cmployct:s, and the Hepublu:an leader of tht· SPnate. William Campbell of Ha- <'1c nd<1 Heights. support"<! the budgt•l bill . sayanJ! he wa'> t•ount · ing on Brown to lnm at be1ck to Si lt' Mesh knit shirts Save 33 % on a cool cotton mesh knit sh1<t. Epaulettes, two pockets and a full button front. Khaki or ecru. S. M, L, XL. Men's Knits Ong. 22.50 14.99 Swimwear Polyester i cotton trunks 1n assorted colors and styles. including triple side stripe. volleyball, zip fit Sizes 30 lo 38 and S, M, L, XL. Men's Active Sportswear ~1a1 6.99 Designer cte&5 shirts An assortment of stripes and checks in the newest colors. All cot ton I polyester blends for easy care. Sizes 14 1fz to 16 lfz In popular sleeve lengths. Men's Dress Shirts Orig. 18.50 to 22.5014.99 CALL 1 ·800-228-2044 OR YOUR LOCAL TOLL FREE NUMBER Mon -Fn . 10-9.30. Sat 10-6. Sun 12-5. Bullock's South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol. C M 556-06 11 r A 8 C .., .. ,t ~ ~1 .. Robert N. Wetd/Publlsher ThOfNI l( .. vll/Edftor Orang=:t Oatl" Pilot ~.. o·.-... ~ ••. ~ __ . ------·Th·u·rada-y .. J·u·ly·'·2.·1·9'79·--------·0.-r·bi·r·a·l(·r·e·lb.IC·h·/·E·d·lt·or·r·.'·p·~--E·d·l'·O'--· Si " Imagination Can Res olve I ssues Costa Meu councll members recently IMll'l to have found a workabl and lnnovatJve -II tome.mat va1ue -means or moderaUna the effect.a of reel tape on developers. The l ue is. as usual, trafflc. Tbe problem · .. , a propo&f'd major South Coast. Plau office project had to wait until a tri·clty study and recommeodatioM were re ady. It would be aubJect to lengthly delays and likely added costs for the dev.topen. However, council member didn't believe they s hould s imply approve the project while traffic continues to J&m up on Bristol Street. So they s truck a bargain watb joint developen Prudtmllal lnsur~ce and C.J. Segerstrom Md Sons for the "'115,000.square-foot proJect across Anton Boulevard from the South Coast Plaza Hotel. T h e council approved the rroJect, a nd the developers agreed to an unus ua condltlon : They committed themselves to perform or share the cost of performing future road improvements that have yet to be determined. According lo the condillon, the improvements could be regional rather than local if Santa Ana and Irvine impose s imilar conditions on their new d evelopments. Otherwise. the improvements would be limited to Costa Mesa. The agreement bet ween developer and city is based on a kind of trust that's becomang rare along the Orange Coast these days. It speaks well both for the Segerstrom firm. which has won city trust in previous developments, and for the council me mbers, who consistently show care and thoug ht in their decisions a nd avoid capriciousness. It should a lso be noted that there's a safeguard for the public interest : With the city having power of approval or disapproval over future Sout h Coast Plaza developments, continued cooperation appears to be assured. living T o gethe r A dispute that has bubbled for years between-Costa Mesa city officials a nd the Orange County Fair Board across the street has finally blown the lid off the pot. The City Council decided this month to "take appropriate legal action" t-0 force the fair board to s ubmit its master plan through city procedures. Fair officials had submitted the plan informally but contended that, as a state agency, they aren't under the city's jurisdiction. City officicils point out that fair traffic. fires. disturbances. noise and other health and safety problems affect their citizens directly. It isn't c lear who has the legal rig ht to do what to whom. but the fact is that the master plan is one of the biggest proj~cts likely lo hit Costa Mesa fdr some time. And city planners. while not all-knowing, do have con side r a ble expertise a t spollrng weaknesses, preventing planning errors and evaluating development plans from a broader perspective tha n the d eveloper's architects and engineers. J\ thorough review by city officials could well save the c ity and the fair board many head aches in the future. And, as council members point out. s uch agencies as the U.S. Postal Service and Fairview State Hos pital have honored formal city procedures and met aU conditions. A lengthy legal process will burden the taxpayers and cause unnecessary ill will The fair board would find it in its own best interests to be a good neighbor .and get city endorsement of its plans They Pay T h eir Way When Costa Mesa recreation class fees s hot up after Proposition 13, attendance dropped by 50 percent. But then it climbed back up again, and this summer city officials say they've had record registration. What's even more interesting is that attendance is running al nearly 100 percent. People who used lo drop classes after a couple of sessions don't seem to be doing that any more. Costa Mesa officials note that people a ppreciate what they pay for. And, as the cost 1s lransf erred from the taxpayer to the user , it might also be noted that people appreciate what they don't have to pay for, too. • Opinions el(pressed tn the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Ptlot. P.O. 'Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321. Boy d I Skepware ByL.M.BOYD ' Computerized pollsters !racked down 1,500 wives who had been married three year s or less, and asked :them if they preferred their usband s to s l eep in sleepwear or in the nude. The ,najority said in the nude. Dear Gloomy Gus Caltran.s bas bestowed upon our area another environmentally beauWul weed-covered ditch at the end of the Corona del Mar Freeway stub. Will It stay • loq •• the one lD Cotta Mesa at tbe end of the Newport J'reeway? E. A. a.. Those pollsters lhen asked 1,500 husbands who had been married three years or less if they preferred their wives to s leep in sleepwear or the nude. The majority said in sleepwear. Our Love and War man does not know what to make of this. ~·s baffled. So Crequently did the great Al be rt Einstein absent· mindedly walk into som ebody else's house in- stead ol his own at Princeton that bis wife had their front door painted bright red to tip him oer every day that be was at the right place. The swtrl on the shell of an eastbound snail is on Its southerly side. In other words, ils s hell curls clockwise. Forty-six percent of the people who dle ln AA1 elven year do so wllbln t•ree months after their Mrtbcla11. Only e perceut die lD UM tbree montht before tbllr blrtbda)'t. Q. Hal any Scwlet lUdir remoWMI from omce ... , re-turned to power? A. Not aooe. Jack And rson Carter Pockets Expense Money WA SHINQTON -Jimmy Carter promised the volen ht1 would ftrret out 1overnment waste and Improper use ol the taxpayers' money But in bis .earch for mhused funds, our mllllonalre chief executive falltid to look In lbe bandiest hid· tn1& place ot all -his own pocket. During bis first two years in orflct1, the parsimonious pre!li· dtnt ispenl on· I y o n e · seventh of his $50.000 annual expense al· lowance. But in s tead of turning the two-year total or $85.727 left over back to the Treasury. Carter put the money 1n his personal bank account. There's nothing illegal about 1t Indeed, the practice bas been sanctified by tradition in the 30 years of presidential walking· around money. Carter's pre· decessors in the White House didn't turn their leftover al· lowance back, either. Mailbox IN FACI', Richard Nlxon. with his usuaJ nalr for Imaginative income·t.ax calculations, tried to stretch the taxable expense al· lowance by claiming depreda- tion on White.House furniture as a deduction. The Internal Revenue Service disallowed it. The unusual thing about Carter's expense money is bow little of it he manages to use each year. The purpose of the $50,000 allowance was to spare presidents from having to pay unofficial costs of the presidency out of their own pockets. Former President Herbert Hoover estimated that "the minimum cos t to the preside nt is somewhere between $25.000 and $35,000 a year of conducting the White House in such a fashion as 1t should be conducted." That was 30 years ago, when 1t cost a mere three cents to mail a first class letter. YET WE HAVE learned. with the help of Jesse Sterns of the Sterns News Service. that Presi· dent Carter spent ju.st $1,108.52 of his $.50.000 allowance in 1977. and $13,165 last year. In fact. J RS may disallow $12, l 1 I or the 19'18 "business expenses," which went for staff parties and recep- tions. (The remaining Sl.054 was spent for meals. gifts and mis· cellaneous expenses.> In contrast to Numero Uno. Vice President Walter Mondale scrupulously returns the unspent portion of his modest $10.000 al· lowance. ln urn be turned back $4,934; last year he gave the Treasury $5,180. While the $85,727 unspent pres· idential allowance is peanuts, the American public might be forgiven for expecting Carter. the born-again crusader for truth, beauty and economy. lo se t an example for the bureaueratic spenders he cam. paigned again$.t. We asked Robert Lispsbutz. the president's counsel. why Carter didn't return his leftover ex p ense mon ey to th e Treasury. "It's neither expected nor required," Lipshut:z: said, ad· ding that neither he nor Carter even considered such a step. He a lso suggested we read the legislative history of the bill to get a better unde rstanding of its purpose Maybe Lipshutz would benefit from his own suggestion. If there's one thing lhe con· gressional debate of 1949 makes clear, it is that there was serious concern over the possibility that a president wouJd simply use the $50,000 as additional salary ''THE REAL RUB.'' said the Senate's resident moralist. Wayn e M o r se. then a Republican, of Oregon. ''is that this entire expense proposal is but a subterfuge for biding the real intent of the bill, namely to increase the president's salary another $50,000 and call it an ex- pense account. It is an immoral principle." At one point, Republican Sen. Eugene Millikin of Colorado. who sought to overcome this ob· jection by requiring a president lo certify that the money was ac- tually used ror expenses. was asked what would happen lo any unused portion of the $50,000. SE VE RAL members of Congress spotte d the same sneak attack on the Teasury that Morse had. They noted that if the $50,000 were made tax. exempt. as originally proposed. st would be worth up to $200,000. Coupled with the salary raise in the same bill -from $75,000 to $100.000 1t would mean that the president was being voted a salary or about $300.000 a year Two year s later, the t ax· exempt status of the expense al- lowance was removed. But un- less one belJeves that Congress was deliberately trying to de- ceive the public by calling a salary raise an expense al - lowance, the "intent" that is so important to Ltpshutz seems to argue 1n favor of g1 vin~ back anv unused fund ... ilow d~.:; <.:artl'r kel'p his ex penses down so low" Well. he pre ... a1ls on businl•Ssmen to pick up the tab ror "private" parties. and he gets the Demol'ratic Na- tional Comm1lte1' to pay ror his Christmas cards a $50,000 item las t year. 1 n the absenl'e or l'xphc1t lej:!islat1on re•quaring lhl' return ()(unused cxp<:n:w money, only a prcs idt•nt's pcrson1.1 I moral t!t>d{· t•an d1t·tate what he docs with thl' "urplu:-Ji mmy Carter·._ l'11d1• ll'llS him Take thP monc) <1nd run. S&L Buildings Look Like Cathedrals To the Editor The best evidence that the saving public is being underpaid in interest on its savings is the proliferation of unneeded ex· p e n s ive savings and loan cathedral-like office buildings in the county. You deposit your money and receive only 51h per· cent interest on your savings, but if you wish to secure a loan to buy a home you are charged from 10 percent to 12 percent in- terest. a mark-up of 100 percent to 118 percent. If you ask the S&L people why. the answer is: "That's all the law allows us to pay." Well . if that is the law, then I agree with Mr. Bumble. "The law is a ass. a idiot," and it dis· criminates against people who need housing. In no other business does the law require that the seller make 100 percent to 118 percent profit on his sales. In former times the interest S&Ls paid depositors on deposits was as low as 4 percent. and you could gel a loan on your home for 6 percent. a s pread of only 2 percent. Now the spread is more like 6 1h percent. (I know; I was offered a 6 percent loan by Mutual.) No wonder the S&Ls have so mu c h money to spend on monumental and superfluous of- fices. Who is paying for these? -the small savers receiving the paltry 51h percent while the gov- ernment encourages this pro- fiteering and profligate office- bu llding spree. FRANK KLOCK F ottda's /tlan To the Editor· tt appalls me that Governor Brown is contemplating appoint· ing Edison Miller to the post of supervisor in Orange County. replacing the d eposed Ralph Diedrich. Nol only is he un- qualified for the position, hia af. fUiation with Tom Hayden's ln· famous CED. "an alternate structure" replacing American capltallsrn. It will be the final blow lo the voters' trust in their political ele<:tees. Hayden"• wife, Jue E'oada, on a recent fund ral.tng venture for CED in La.IUn• Beacb, prom· 1Hd her audience that lb&, ber husband and their cohorts planned to use lnllutnee and money to .,.ck cudld~ for OtM1e County dty eo•dla Mid boardl ol aupervtlorw. If Ed1aoa MUJer ls appolJtted lo,t.he board, l •"8.l••t &be "ftx'' I was completed before Mis~ F'on da left the county. I also s uggest that Governor Brown had best consider the needs of the Orange County populace before dispers tng pol1t1cal favor s lo un- qualified <1nd unwanted appoin· tees. MARY 0. MOORE P ubUe Extort i on To the Edjtor: Ralph Diedrich has been con· victed of demanding a pay-off in exchange for a land use ap- proval. Whal the Third District Supervisor allegedly did was reprehensible. But he is not alone. There are others guilty of the same crime who are still at large. No property owner should ever be subjected to extortion. Obviously, il is in the public in- terest fo r government to do all in its power to prevent it. Extor- tion in land use proceedings 1s wrong. Unless, of course. the extor- tion is openly committed by gov- e rnment itself. Then it is all right. because it has the sanction of law and is done in the public interest. So we can all applaud. Extortion? By government? YES INDEED. Only it isn't, of course, called extortion. When at occurs. il is called an "exac- tion." It happens a lmost every day in almost every jurisdiction, and it happens in many ways. A property owner is told that his plans for a particular land use will not be approved unJess he · < l l Hands over to the public agency bundles of cash known as "in-lieu" fees ; or (2) Turns over to the public agency sizable chunks of land known as "dedications"; or (3) Agrees to finance, partial· l)' or totally. public improve. ments thal may or may not be needed by or oC any value to his project; or ( 4) Changes his plans so they conform to speoial sociological, aesthetic or economic interests of the homeowners in the exist· ing commuolly; or (5) Assents -a.s lf he bad any choice -to any comblnauoa of the above. THESE execllons, whlcb Hem \0 prolifente Uke wire bancers lo a doeet, are rarely pr<Mlted by an)'Olle bul the land UH appli- cant who ts belnc 1tron1-armed. Special lnte,..t ll"OUPI alDClel us encourage th1s kind of extor· lion in the name or their green belt. the environment or s1mpl) to keep more new people out. The general publ.Jc condones tl. even though it adds tremendous· ly to the cost of new homes and new places to work and shop. Technically a nd legally. they do not constitute extortion. They are exactions -things of value l!xacted from applicants in ex· change for' land use permits of one kind of another. This is the way that government demands. and gets. its pay-off. In the public interest, and with the public's ap· proval. And the public that de· mands it and the public that con- dones it are guilty of aiding and a betting it. What Ralph Diedrich was ac· cused of doing merely earned the process one pr ivate step furthe r. The government. the public. got nothing out of it. That's the difference. That, and the way you spell it. G.W. FERGUSON Noi!le Co ntrol To the Editor: It was almost laughable to read that the Costa Mesa City Council is concerned about noise and air pollution from a pro· posed l9th Street bridge over the Santa Ana River. I have begged our cily officials to show some concern for the excessive noise caused by the Ad ams Avenue "speedway" and l have been given more excuses than I could ever relate in one letter. One or the more ridiculous being that when the bridge construction was completed the noise level would drop. Wrong . . . it's worse than ever! Arter doing a little research, I learned that different types of street resurfacing can drop the noise level. One of our traffic engineers had never heard of this. The City of Seal Beach ap· plied for. and got, a federal grant ror a noise barrier along the San Diego Freeway ror its residents. Our city doesn't like large block walls. A reduction of the SO MPH speed limit. with en· forcement, would dec~ase the noise level. Supposedly, the "Speed trap law" doesn't allow this. Perhaps a posted speed limit of 40 Ml>H wllb enforce· ment at so MPH would slow many of the driven down and thereby help decreue some ol the noiae. What it all boils down to, ts no cU1 otflclal l1 "nlortunate enou~h to hvt• w1th1n close ear rdngc of the Adams Freeway so they are 1ndiHercnl or oblivious to the constant noi se and <11r pollution imposed upon residenb in the area W 1• nl•cd 19th S tn•el c ut through to Huntrngton Beach so traffic and pollution can be dis· tnbutcd a little more evenl y The Cosli:t Mesa General Plan written in 1970 states that the Ct· ty needs more Santa Ana River crossings That was nine years ago. Need I say more'> SHARRAN RENNA Help Wa nted To the Editor If the following want ad were to appear in your classified sec· tion. I feel that it would generate considerable rntercst WANTED Accoun tants . Buyers, Engineers. M athemati· c1ans, Planners. Programmers. Salesmen. Scientists. etc R.A. Deg ree r e qui red . no ex- perience necessary No direcl s ubordinates. and no layoff without your consent. SALARY: $21,700 to $60,400 <depends on experience l. FRINGES. Fully paid life, h ea lth . d e ntal , vis ion . psychological. and salary pro- tection insurance for you and de· pendents. 18 days/year sick leave (cumulative). This is the union contract pro· posal by the Newport -Me~a Federation of T e achers (AFL/CIO) in behalf of the school teachers of the Newport- M esa School District in want-ad form and proportioned as though the teachers worked all year. As one does in industry. Naturally. the proposal con· tains many more demands than listed here. Since the proposal is addressed to "Me mbers ol the Community," it should be eJIC peeled that interested persons could get a copy rrom the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, 1770 Oraoge Ave .• Costa Mesa. 92627. ROGER BLANCHARD. • L.tllera from read era are welcome. The nght to condense lettm to fat ,,,ace or elimtnotf lfbcl u ratrwd IAlter• o/ 300 word$ ar le• 9'U bf gfVfft pre/fffflCe. 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I: ~~lkft :~1& ~: m:·:::: ~""'st!· i ~ ft~~j"' :iviO J:~ 1 ICM tllr\-~ Or rlsk VIOla\lng antl•IDflatlOn J 1~ r&':--1 • * ~~-ii. _ ._. _ =lf ~ ·, :: ~ "~:r" ,.IRE :;;:;; :· ~ ;~:1w. gu1dellne3. 1 • ~ F '! ,i ~:~:~ I~ 1::0,. 113 .~ •1 !t:::. ~ =wr,., t: '1 :11Ao' ~~ Rfi12:fi :. J8 ,;,_.:,..,. Eight o&Mr firms are suspeeLed of , • tt dn'll + "' I~~ . ·~ u s ·~· IA l'.!.1 '° f u ,.,.., ... tJ ="·~ .. ~JI ·· · e. xceed:in1 allowable atandards and • • 5 ,. ' 1J 1't ..... 1"11S:,i1.1 4:: ~! l: 114 ort.th J'J t;~ ... ': k :. 'a ~::::. may be asked ioon to cut aome 'I'' ; _ ·, .... , 14 ,._··:::IC~~~ ·~~ J: ~ ~ = :61170'6 : ttY"t-~ ~~ t-11 i J! 1~.~ prices. Joe Carter, a s pokesman for I ' + ... ~ .:: IAI I~ ii 11,a::··~ 1u111tf '·".. I r , ~ =i:rerd .. ~ 11' ~ ~~:ft I ii I • ~I~ ~ th~ Counc ll on W a ge and Pri c~ " M tf , "' ~11 1·~ ll r.~ • ~ I= ~: 'l ! ,~~ "' Mn~u -!! '• • t1 -" ll'11r11nl"• .10 J~ • "' Sta bill~. said Wednesda v . 11 I". I n ;.:·~ ,..., t.1' I ., ... .., 1-1 II ih• ,, 11\l~G' I c: • • u ... I 141 .. VrJllr 1 JI • • ' Thurldey, July 12. 1979 s ~ DAILY PILOT 87 Avalanche More TV Ads Pondered By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Are you bothe r e d b y what seems to be a never-ending s tream o f commerc ials across your televlsloo screen? Would you like t o s e e somelhlog done lo reduce t.hls now? 1l you do have t.bis concern, you might be interested to know that It's s hared by the blg advertisers who put up the m o ney to buy commercial time from s tations and n e tworks Their fear is dictated b y v e ry prac tic al con· slderatio n s : The y 're a fraid the ir m e ss a ges w ill be los t in the clutte r . ON THE OTHER HAND. WHJLE Proct e r & G amble , Bristol·Myers . G e neral Moto r s and other a d vertis ing heavyweights are worried about the avalanche of TV co m · m e rcials. o ur Justice Department in Was hington, D .C • has o the r con cerns . It 's unhappy over the e H o rts of the bro adc a s tinc indus try lo ho ld do wn the number o f com· merc ia ls Yes,' yo u read that correctly . In a c ivil antitrus t acl~on filed on J u n e M . the Justice D e partme nt charged s ta tion o w n ers with driv ing up the price o f advertis in g by r estrict 1n g the a m o unt or tim e a v a ilable fo r com mer c ia ls . H ow is commercial ti m e all oc ate d o n te le v ision ? Theor e tical ly . the r e a r e n o limits A s tat io n can d o ""h a t 1l ple a s es . It c an s ell as m u c h lime a s 1t can find buyers fo r J\ nd Money Tree this is pres umably t~e fre e ente rprise J ungle the Jus tice D e p a rtme nt w o uld like to pre s e r ve In pract ice. m os t s lahons a re bound by a c ode they m a intain thro ug h the ir tra d e a ssociatio n , the N a tio n al As · s ociation o f Broadcas te r s This code w a s adopte d In 1952 t u fo res tall c r it icism that the !>lation owne r s hav e only t heir s e lfis h inte r ests a l h eart. It's n o t mandatory but s tations s e rving 85 p e r cent of the U S. population s ubscribe to the cod t.• THE NAB CODE SF.TS MODEi. standard~ for s tat1o n i. to o bserve . The s tanda rds s pecify , fo r e xample . t h at fro m H lo 11 p m •• n o n p r ogram mate ria l commercial~. s t ation anno un cem e nts. n etw o rk p romot io n -. o.;h ould tak e up n u more t h a n 91 ~ m1nutt>!-. p e r ho ur O unng lh" r e 'it of the da)". lhe hm1t gOl'S up lo 16 minute:. CJ( t:Ommcr c 1als per h o ur T h is codt.> a n a tlt!m pt h} th(• bro adcasting ind us t r .> tn r egulate itself n ola le'> a n titru s t la w s . i.a y !> t he .l u s llce D e pa rtm ent. in that tl hm 1t~ t h e amo unt o f com mer r ial time . s l ines compt'l1uo n amon g b road c &is t c ri. an<J fo r c·e s adv€'rtt!>er s to pli} pn .. m1um ~.trlCt!~ fo r th e r e s l rtc tcJ tam~ a v ailab l(· Y o u h aH· t o a gree th at 1t .., t h ou!.!h lful o f the Ju~t 1c1: Department t o c o m e to lh t-a id o f Cot .1 C o la . M ille r beer. John s on & Johnson . G i lle tte a n d oth er 111~ s pend e r s o n lhc l ubl' Nol that t h ey 1o1.l·r e t•o mph 11n1n)? On the c o n trary , the~ wen · h<.ipp y to p a y lht:t r SS0.000 for., J O ~crond s h o t kl lht: i\ml·nc:<in pubhr. and lhe y w e r <' 'A o r m :d only tha t the n1•t1A ork :. a nd s tat ion :. w o u ld o verload t h1.· 'tc re e n with com m1.•r c·1a l c·lutter IT'S THE Jl'STlCE Ot:PARTMENT'S 1:011 .c11uon lhat tn o ur fre e s ocie t y , a s t ation sh ould b e a llo w ed to o Her <si. m u c h time a s it c a n s e ll o r cours e you k now what w o uld h a ppe n 1f a i.tau o n d1cJ open u p t h e g ales t o u nlimited advertis ing . Anolh t:r go' e rnme nt a gen c y s ay the Fed e r a l C o m munic atio ns Com m issio n -w o uld bt• o n its bac k fo r o vcrcomme r c 1ahzat1on a nd operatin g a s t a t ion with d is r e g ard for the p ublic 1nkrcst More Inflation Forecast by Bank T h e n e w prict> in c r eas e .\. o n i m porte d 0 11 will a dd 0.5 1<1 I p e rce n t t o anflat1o n 1n C a l.tfom 1a. a Ban k o r Ame ric a econ omis t p red ict s E r ic T h or v 1re p r eside nt a n d 'tCnto r economis t , for ecast t h a t Californ1<.1 con s u m e r pri<•e 1odcx c i. al> <.i w h ole w ill ris e m o n · tha n 10 p e r c e n t t h is yc;.1r <.1nd 9 p e r c e nt 1r 1980. in c ludinf.? t h e o il·r e la t ed inc r e a s!' IN i\ REPORT ON Cl'RRF:N1' p rice" uf the.: O r g an1ia l ion o f P e trnle um E x p o rting C o u n trie s . h r ~aid the r ecent in creas es w ill have fo ur m aJor im p<.1c t s o n the C alifornia ..-c o n omy: t 1 > s lo w e r r e a l g r o wth and hig h e r tnfla tao n . (2 1 s lo w e r e mploym e nt g r o wth. <~H s hift:> in con s umer s p e nd 1ng p a tte rns a nd t 4 > pro ble m 1> an bus anc s1>. including tran s porta tio n inte r ruptions hig h e r rue l a nd e n e r g y cost~ and produc tio n d e la y s T h o r for e s ees th at the f u e l com pon e n t 5 in thl' w h o les a le price index w ill inc rease more tha n 22 p e r cent this y ear. F il.rt.her O PEC inc re a ses a ntici p a t ed i n J a nuary 1980 will m e a n "w e c a n expect the who le s ale pric e o f fue l to n s t' in e xcess o f 20 p e r ct>nt next yea r :· h l' ( J a d ctc d Eco,Jl.rna...v "T hese ancnrnsc~ 1 'fVI.,• • w111 p ush g a s o lmc and diesel p n ces S to 8 c e n ts ------------hig h er per gallo n .·· T h o r s a id T h e s lo wdo wn in C alifornia's e m p loy m e n t g r o wth wall have its g reatest impact o n the se r v ice a nd tra d e s ect o rs. h e continued. Bus iness es which h ave b een h a rdes t hit by the ener~y s 1tua t1o n a r e gas s tatio n !., r e s taura n ts. tht• touris t indus try a nd r e late d s e r vices. O n the othe r h a nd. c ontin ue d e mployment growth is exp ected In the manufac turing s ector, le d by a e ros pace. OVERALL EMPLOYMENT WILL continue to e xpand in 1979 and 1980 "Employ ment is e xpecte d to reach 10.2 million in 1979. up 3 p e rcent, and 10.5 milUon in 1980, a 2.8 percent gain. A total of 300,000 n e w j obs is e xpected in 1979 a nd 290,000 in 1980," h e s aid. ··continued 'inflation hedge' buy ing by the cons umer will help employment m the s ervic e and trade secto !'S· offs etting some of the impacts o f the rec ent OPEC m c reases." Thor said changes ere o ccurring in C alifornians' s pending habits. With the California consumer spending 8 p e rcent to 10 percent of lbe family budge t on e n ergy. many people are restricting their s hopping trips to w~kends , ta king fewer trips to "secondary r ecreation markets" s uc h as Lake Tahoe. a nd c h a n ging commuter patterns . Throughout the s tale, ridership on public trans portation has risen 10 per cent lo 20 percent Power Plant Sites Eyed SACRAMENTO <AP > -The h e ad of a s tate Energy Commission committee considerin g a sit e for the s late's first major coal·llred power plant says a s ite southeast o f Fairfield Is the "moat preferable." Emilio Varan1nl, presiding m ember of the comm ission commlttee on Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s notice ol intent on the plant. also round a proposed Butte County site con· diUonally accepta ble . The committee's first choice was a s ite called Mon· tHuma near the Solano County LOwo of ColllDJvUle, borderln1 Suisun Bay about u miles southeast or Fa!rfleld. More aJr quallly lnformatJon would be needed before lhe comm14Sloo could nnd a site north or Oroville 1t Table Mountain totally acceotable . lhe committee's rePort said. ..,.,z. ____ .. "It's o ~ooklng show!" I 1 SHOE MOON MULLINS ISN'T IT TJM6 YOO IORNEt> ON YWR .Al~ONI>ITIONER? 1 by Bil Keane GORDO by Jeff MacNelly lry Tom Bltiuk by Mell uurius ONll MeA~ lM& ~ I~ A ~OPPY MU~. 8UT 1r: YOU CAN 6£'T !AP 'f"'*la C.OLAltA6! YOU. Mlal-IT PINO A PF!AA":L. IN IT .... I •· . ' . "I I .', r,::--)~t I, ' .. /'1t"V\.. W\~~ ) IL ORABBLE 1,.€.1" ME E'l.Pt.A1tJ, f~'ftc.1~~ OR. SMOCK YOU SAY -rHIS CONS'IAN"T"' RUNNING Wll-l.. SAVE£ MY Hf£AR.,-, e H,OC>C? NIELSEN 1N ·me ~e,1"t1.vRi.1J1 ~II'!. 11-1£:'>~. b.fMOS~E:~ 1S "'E.ll.'< 1MVOR'f~NI ! ~1 ... DoNr ltAVE: ME ... CONN1E,Til. e£ ~J6~JW, .. THE FAMILY CIRCUS _. .... .,..-----------------------............. ----..... "Hi, Ooddyl Wont 50m9 mud pizzo?'' DENNIS THE MENACE , •We'll .t ~GUl to4't[' 7-l:l. 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