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Home My WebLink About1979-07-30 - Orange Coast Pilot• ell of a 1tfe••'· , l -~-----=- ..... Brown to Take Gang Slaying .. Seeond Plunge Claims Life of At Presideney Santa Ana Youth MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 30, 1979 VOL. n . NO 211, l SECTIOHS, JO PAGES Sloleer Pace Brown to Form Campaign Unit SACRAMENTO (A l·» t 'rom all indications, Gov. Edmund Hrown Jr is about to take his second plunge into presidential politics. moving at a pace that has little resemblance lo his whirlwind campaistn of 1976. The Oemocratu· governor, leaving no doubt about his inten tt0ns. says he will have an announcement this week about the formatJon o( an "cxplorntory" presidential campaign committee. FORMATION OF THE COMMl1TEE would forma ll y mark the start of Brown's second attempt lo take the Democratic Pa rt) nominationfromJ1mmyCartcr And although his announcement comes at a time when Carter 1s in bad political shape, that doesn't necessarily mean smooth sailing for the 41 ·year-old Cahforruan. The Democratic governor defeated Carter in three primaries an 1976 in a last-minute. whirlwind bid to head off the Georgian':. s uccessful drive to the White House BUT TJUS YE AR BROWN IS moving more deliberately, letlk m g or an exploratory period in which he would evaluate his sup port before becoming a full-fledged candidate. His top aide, Gray Davis. says the governor e xpects the ex- ploratory stage lo possibly last "a rew months." He wouldn't say 1f Brown has decided to go hcyond that. ··1 don't want lo try to characterize his state or mind." Davis said . "Anyone who thinks seriously about seeking this country's highest office ought to be permitted a period of refl ection to test his strength " ACl'VALL"t , AJDES EXPECT BROWN to register the com mittee with tbe Federa1 Elections Commission, a move that would make him an official candidate in the FEC's eyes. Federal elections law 'allows potential presidential candidates to raise money to test the political waters without registering with the FEC and reporting contributions and expenditures. Brown's movt> toward a formal challenge of Carter comes ,t a time wben the president is noundering in the polls. But Brown also faces problems of his own. Nol the least or them are the difficulty in challenging a president of the same part) and the potential candidacy of Seo. Edward Ken· nedy KENNEDY SAYS HE SUPPORTS Carter, but active draft. Kennedy movements ha"e sprung up in several states, and the polla show the M assuchusetts Democrat leading Brown and Carter - For another lhlng, Brown is better known nationally than when (See BROWN, Pase AZ> Stinta Ana Slaying Tied to 6ang War A •bootlna tnat ~anta Ana police beheve la 1aa1·relaa.d clalmld • Ille ol a JD.,..r-oid Sota AM mu early Sunday. ,,.. W!Uaa ... ldent&ll9d by ..U.. • Dulel X. \eUlqun. He ..a a focapanloa, RGaald ~. 11, ol s.nt.a Ana, were waailll on Ever treen Street, .,.. • tldrd man Jumped from ........... Md belag. ftrtna. Y•I•••• ••• abot in the ..._ .. Md later died at Mercy • General Holpital. Sara1ou was treated for a IUDlbot wound to bil left band. Pollee aald the tn anner In whitb the 1bootin1 occurred leaa tbem to auapect that Pill· related bat.red led to the pre. dawn lndcllnt. PoUM Mid the I Ulpecl WU described u a male lfutcan In bla early 20t. A .H ullber band,_. wu belieftld to b8Ve beea UMd In UM attack. - • • tat1ons as hut own Dog Dogs Relief Rebel. a golden retriever belonging lo L e!'> Belle of London. Ontario. enJoys the good life in his m uster's backyard swimming pool w ith sun~lasse!'> and \'lsnr and flout- ing on an air mallrci,s. Co11rt Tieups Expected Deputy SMriff s Extend County Slowdown 8) ROBERT BARKER Of Ille 0.lly Pl .. t SIMI The Orange County court system was expected to be thrown into sha mbles by a work slowdown of deputy sheriffs which continued today. The slowdow. which ha s been most pronounced in the jail system. will result in lengthy de- 1 ays in the transportation or prisoners to the courts for legal proceedings. "Tbe courts are goin g to be in a hell of a mess." said Bob Macl..eod, business manager of the Association for Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. Priaooen normally begin ar- riving at 8:30 a .m . in the Central Or.age County Municipal Court. None bad arrived by 9:30 a.m. and delaya of up to three boun were predicted. PrilOftefS who normally •P· pHr in Superior Court at 9 a.m. ror autpmeata alao had not bee cllltftnd OD time. Sbertn d9puti• are ln cbar1e of tramporUac all prl10nen to aupertor murta and to outlytns municipal eourta in Newport Bneb, W..unm.ter, Fullerton aad LaauD1 Nlpel. Tbey~ ari proteatln1 lack of Pl'OIJ'aml ln their demands ror P•Y lncreate• wtth county ne1ottaaon . Spokesmen say s he riff dep· uties will be h andling a ll e m ergencies on an immediate basis However, they a re going by the book in other matters. That slowdown. which began at midnight Friday. has resulted in m ajor delays in Orange Coun · ty J ail. 99 Perish In Tent Fire NEW DELHI, India <API -A fire in a tent movie theater in southern India killed 59 women, 39 children and only one man becaute the men ln the audience stampeded to the only exit, the Unit.eel News of India r eported t.oday. The Indian news agency re ported 79 others wer e hoapltallzed with Injuries in Tutlcortn, about 90 mUes from the IOuthem Up of the country. The audJence of about 500 waa watchlna '1'be For1lven .. of Sln," a Tamll-lan1ua1e film, when ftamet abot up tbe acreen and apnad quickly tbrouah the Jerry-butlt. ltrUcture of tent cJoth and tb1tdttn1. Pris oners . for c xamplt·. normally are fed brcakfa~t <it 6.~o a.m. Some of lhe m were not expect· ed to be re<t until 10:30 today. ac·· cording to MacLeod. T h e re h ave been oth1•r s lo wdowns in booking pro- c e ed u r e s. vi s itationi. o l prisoners and releases of in. mates. An aide lo Sheriff Brad Gates said Gates does not have any com· mt nl on the job action. ''He is remaining neutral in all aspects of the negotiations,·• Lt. Wyatt Ha rt said. "He feels that the sberm dep· ulies deserve com pet ill ve wages lbat are paid lo other ma· jor enforcement agencies in the county," Wyatt added. Spokesmen for the deputies say they are falling far short of saJaraes oelng paid by Anaheim. Huntington Beach and other police a1encies. (See 00\JllTS, Page .\2) Sinai Talks OK'd JERUSALEM tAP1 -llrMI haa accepted a U.S. lnv•tation to talka ln Washlnllon with EIYPl to try to settle the dl•IMM over peacekees>lnl fore.a tn UM Sinai Deaert. Dealers Protest . New Law L OS A:o.;C: f~l.ES t A l» Southern California ga:-. station "" m•ri-.. angry ov<•r new foderal pra<'1ng n·gu latron..,, ... ay thl'y \.\C1ultl l.14' w1 ll111g to stage a pro- tt·:-1 ... hutdowu. 1\ I 1 ... sul• an· Department of 1-:m•rgy n·g11lal1on:-:-.cheduled lo go 111lo effect W1-dncsday, hm1t. 111g rl.'tarlt'r" to <in 1dcnt1cc.a l 15.4 u :nl prof1l l)n l':JCh ~allon or gas. l 'mh·r pn •v1ou.., formulas, cc.ach ... 1at1<1n s maximum J.H'lt:t• was 10· d 1\'111 ua lly ...i·t. T hi· regul<1l1ons a b o would al- l1rn <'hCJ q:~<.·i. for l'ht·r king the oil .rnd t'lt'aning windshields. Industry expert'> s a y the t'han1:ws will hurt low-vo lum£> ... tat ion.., that tradit10nall y are rlcpcndenl on h i g her µrorat maq.~1ns whllt> large stations will bl' hc lpc.'Cl . "If you have a 350.000-gallon <1llo1:at1on -you 're g uaranleed- to he w<•althy." sa id Stephen Shelton. exccutiVl' director of the southern California Service Statwn Assoc1at1on. "Ir you havt• small station, you might be regulated Olll of business." To coo:;umers , the changes may mean less service. "When a dealer tr1eds lo :..quceze out more marg in. he can only squeeze out frills." lSee GAS, Page AZI Or:~ecj, Coast Weathe r N ighl throug h mid· morning low cloudiness. clearing to hazy sunshine m the afternoons through Tuesday. SUghtly warmer o n Tues d ay. Hi g h s through Tuesday in the low 70s at the beaches. lo upper 80s in the inland areas. INSIDE TODAY Spoc«d-oe&t ICtllpeun on du· pla11 at F'a1hf0n I •land i• drowi"Q pubtic r.action from "crcJall" to "/ucirtalPtQ." See hot""'lf1, Page Cl. . ... AtY_ ........ At.._.......,.. c:t, L..M,..,. M._...._.. .. ...._ ......... .... ~ ,......_. ..... M ~""9 O• Or-..~ All =... :=:-...... ·~ .......... A•~ .. ............... MT-...n IU • .... 1.1w: 1 • -....r ~ ~ c • ., ........ -••ma a • ,.w, ...... ,o First Dag in U.S. HY• oU marllelin& expert Dan Lundbera. ID a 1uney. 80 P'rcent of 114 1tatlon operator. tbrouahoul Soutbtrn Callfornla Hld they would tupport a protfft lnvolv- lftl the cloeiDI ol their 1taUona. Another 10 percent aald tMy would 1upport aom• other form pt P,roteet. , Shelton stre11ed that the aa· sochallon wants to avoid a shut· down . nnd want s th e law ch41llenged in court. He said the poll 11lustrales the wide dis· aallllfucllon with the changes. When th(' pricin1 fo rmulas wer .. announced two weeks ago, Ouvtd Bardin. a DOE official, predicted tht.·y would cause "in· creases 1n some cases of a pen· ny. und 10 some cases decrt!ases of a penny and very little overall ('ffect " Full-service operators will be µroh1b1tcd from figuring extra costs into the pump price. But "ill be a llowed lo make a se para te c har ge to t he custom er . Such a charge would make full service a "painful experience," s aid Lundberg. while Shelton thought 1t was would be seen by motonsts as ··adding insult to in- jury " Lundberg thinks the number or self-service stations will in- crease. "The whole self.service move- ment is ~oing to be a rtificially s timulated over the normal t•vo lutionary process <toward m ass mark eting>.'' sa id Lundberg . An unidcnt1f1cd Vietnamese woman and her son wait Lu join their sponsor at a refugee center in Des Moines. lo\\ a Thcv w t.>r<.' among a group of 196 "boat people" fl own to Iowa for rcst'ttle m cnt from a refugee center in ~I a l;1v~1a Lundberg. whose organization surveys 16.700 U.S . s t ations twice a month. said the average price or full service gasoline in January or this year differed from that of self.service by a trad1llonal four cents . By July the difference had dropped lo 2 cents. Four Illegal Aliens In Crash; I Dead ··when the new rates take place. there wall be even less dif- ferent1at1on . ·· !>a1d Lundberg. ··There is a tendency lo .. ease back into thl' self-service mode al the full·scrv1cc price." Front Page A I An un1<fc-nt1f1 Pd woman was k 11lcd ancl lhr e<.' othe r illegal im- migrants ~uffercd cr itical in- JUrics during a chase Sunday when their escape from San Onofre Stall• Park ranKers was <.•ut short by 3 grinding crush. s hallcnng their dreams of a n<'w land C<tlifornaa Highway Patrol ~pokesman J erry Bohrer said Gay Dancers · Fik Protest MONTHEAI. <AP > Two men who say they were forbid 'den to d ance together at n dis· cothequc have flied a complaint with Quebec's Buman Rights Commission, alleging they were the victims of sexual d tscrimina· l ion. The complaint 11ald the two un· id ent ified Montrealers were threatened with eviction If they danced together at the disco in R1mouski, 170 mil~s northeast t>f Quebec City. T hey call ed on the commission lo make a test case of the al· teged incident. Quebec's Human Rights Charter outlaws sexual dlscriminalion. DC-10 Loses Engine Power FAIRBANKS. Alaska <AP> - A Northwes l Airlines DC·IO bound from t~ajrbanks lo Seattle lost power in one engine shortly after takeoff today and returned safe ly lo Fairbanks Interns · Uonal Airport. a n airport flight controller said. The plane landed after cir cling the airport for half an hour. said controller Jan Vonbargen. Northwest ofrlclals in Seattle and MIMeapolls refused to com- me nt and confirmed only that the flight was canceled . No addi- tion al details were Immediately available. DAILY PILOT 'fM Ot ..... CW\t 0-lly _.. ... ,w1tft.-.. fCftttCem OtM<I '""-"'•o. •t-1-b• '""°"-, .. ., P--c-. .._"'."""_,""' ............. -·· .......... ,,..,., ... c .... Mow. lff-1 -"· """''.,...., _,.,,_ 101 .. vo11.,,.1,_.l-h•~C-• •"'Ol•••...,...,..,l!,..,lt_l_Sttwtlt.,._ ......... ""'"'"" __ ,.....,._, .... Ill ..,.., ••• M ...... c.YMtu, Ct4i1.,1>1ont-. ·-·-...... 111-r>w•- J10a '- Vl<t "'"*'°' tftf o.-tt MIMtt' -·-....... TlleMt•• ........... ,,,..., .. ,,,.,ultor ~·..._ •tc-....... AMIMMI IMf'lttl"tl'"°" Tlll,MM (71•)11Matt ~ Mteftl..,. ... 1111 ,.,..,. .... Cte-lt --- the victims' car left na~1lonc Road near Interstate 5, shoot1n~ off a 20·foot cmb1:1nkment and fl ying 100 feet through the air. A woman identified only as .. J a ne Doe·· was pronounced dt.•ad at the scene of the 9 50 a m cr<1 !>h. lie r companions. Uen Jam an Calders and anotllcr un· identified man are in crillcal con· dition al Mission Community Hospital with m assive head in· juries. A fourth occupant of the car. Nicholas Sanchez. is in serious condition at UC I Medical Cent.er with numerous c ut s and ilGrasions. C HP officers said all four were ejected from the car as it fl ew through the air. The accident occurred when ranger P .J . Valenti began pwsuing the 1968 Pontiac al speeds up to 90 miles an hour after the ca r failed to stop when ordered to halt. Witnesses said the ca r reach ed a 90·degree turn in Basilone koad and shot off the embankment. U .$. Border Patrol authorities said the state park Is orten used as a drop off point for Mexican immigrants trying to•m ake their way into the United Slates ii· legally. COURTS ... Sheriff deputies are askin~ of· fic1a lly for a 17 percent across· "thl'·board pay increase for one year Spokl'~men say the county has offered a 4 percent hike for in· vesligalors and bailHfs and a 7 percent boost for others in the 440·member association. Macleod said t hat sheriff deputies are following all safety features as perscribed in the de- partment's rules and regulations manual. Ile ~aid, for instance. that one deputy IS assi~ned to ·each five inmates in the movement of prisoners. M acLeod said in the past. one deputy has been handling up to 20 prisoners. No JOb action by county . employees in othe r departments were reported today by county officials. Omrchgoer Raped SANTA ROSA CAP> -Police here are seeking a young man who raped a 47·year-old woman whom he found alone in a Santa Rosa church. Fro• Page Al BROWN TO RUN. • • he plunged into presidential politics in 1976. a little over a year after starting his first term as governor. That can be a plus . giving him better name recognition, but it can also be a minus. Brown·s positions on such volalile issues as abortion. nuclear power and arms limitation are better known now IN CONTRAST TO CARTER, HE opposes limits on gov· ernment-funded abortions for poor women. is a strong critic or nuclear power and opposes Carter 's bid to build the MX missile. ··Jerry Brown is in a much different position now than In 1976," says Tom D'Alessandro, a Maryland Democratic leader and key Brown supporter in 1976. "He was a m ystery then, this unique young man from out West who came in on a whirlwind. There was a lot or curiosity about him then. There also was a Republican president. "Now we've got a Democratic president. People now either like or dislike Jerry Brown. The mystery is gone." POLLSTER LOU HARRIS CONCLUDED recently that although it would take a "miracle"' for Carter to win the Democratic nomination, his soundings find that Brown is "bomb· ing out" u a challenger. Brown's fervent, posl·Proposition 13 support for spending cuts and a balanced federal budget and his pattern of being liberal on some issues and conserva~e on others gives people the feeUn1 he is "very opportunistic, hypocritical, even unprincipled," Harris says . Davis disputes that evaluallon, saylnl that while Brown doesn't fit Into a tradlUonal political mold, he doe1 have predicta- ble position.a on many issues. ..WHEN BE CAME TO OFFICE, he talked about an era of Umita, about not enou1h cookies In the Jar \o fund all the prosrams of the 609," Davia said. "He's been very conalltent on fiscal llluea. "I think this talk about oppertunlam and cba.naln1 Just doesn't stand up on a thorou1h examlnatlon of the record. And you show me someone runntns for preeldent who'• not ambllloua and not an opportunist and maybe I'll vote for them." · . Brown'• appointment of Ed!aon Mlller. a former POW accused oi collaborattn1 with the North Vietnamese, to the Oran•• County Board ot Supervlaora, and hls poor relaUon1hlp with Callfornla lttlala&on could also po1e problem• for him. ,. COuple • ID Shock Only Child, 5, Kidnap,eing Victim DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. CAP> -RUSMll Thompaon apent his 34th birthday 11ttln1 In a mot el room , 1tarln1 at the Atlantic Ocean. H.11 wife. even under sedat ion. couldn't keep from sobbing. T heir only child, 5·year·old Caroline, was kidnapped as the couple were be1lnnlng a vaca· tion·blrthday celebration. ' A uthoritiea said today they still had no useful leads to the· whereabouts of the blonde. blue· eyed child, the Thompsons' 1979 Oldsmobile and two pet dogs in the back of the car when It was taken Saturday. .. I wish I had somethinl.l to tell you.·· police Sgt. Charles Sloan s&ldthis morning. Sloan said police received a handfuJ or tips from people who believed they saw the car or rec· ognszed a police druwtng or the suspect. But he said the leads "petered out." Als o in the car was a homemade birthday cake the family Weill going to decorate for Thompson's birthday Sunday AP Wlrtpllolo KIDNAP VICTIM Caroline Thompson. 5 ··1 don't know wh;it to think I jus t can't be lt <'V(' 1t .·· said Tho mpson. a sales n·rir1·..,1·n tat1ve for Consolidated P11Jl· and Supply Co. of Atlant<i. H e was re1l1terlD8 at the ocean•ldt motel Saturday when tht man, believed to be aa younc aa 19, drove off with a acreatl)o Ina Caroli n e after M ri;. ·rhom pson escaped from the car and uru1ucce&11fully tried to pull the chlld out wtth her. The FBI, . city and Volusia • County aut.horltiea were working a round the clock In the searct\. many as volunteers. There was no r ansom note or call, even after emotional televised ap- peals to the captor by thl! Thompsons. FBI Special Agent Bob Roth sa ad the abduction apparently ~as done on the s pur of the mo- ment. "He's not the routine profile of J kidnapper. We feel that the ~u v did not intend to abduct the child They had only been there 10 mmutt-.,, and he m<1dl· his dt-· e1s1on an lhiJl tame." Hoth said Thompson 11 aid the family was planning a weck"s v;.u·at11m at Daytona fi e '\aid this W<ll> lhe1r I Ith s1 ra1ght :-urn mer of v;ic·a· l1onang hl·rc. lie su1d 1l would be their h.1:-.l LA Man, Dog Held After Bal Isle Tiff Blackouts Darken East BOSTON <AP> -A powe r blackout caused by a combination of h ot w<>a lh<.·r 1•IC'Ctrtral usage. t r a nsm1s .... on problems t1 nd J.!\•n••ra t 111 g pla nt l11·eak1Jown s .,w1•pl ovt·r (> a r 1 '> (I f e 3 S l (' r n M as~achusell!> and, Hhode Is la nd today. A Los Angeles man and h1~ dog remained in cu~tocl~ toduy in Newport Beach on 'u~p1t1on of assaulting a poht•e offtct:r on Balbo;i Island Saturday, Ofr1 c1·r Will1 ,1m Meers allegedly wa!> h1llt.•11 hy the dog on his thigh whill· Mrug gltn l.l to search lhl' dog ·s owner. 1d e n t 1f1 e d a s Ro h e rt t..c:f Chandler. t!) M cers said he was trying t11 determine what C handler :-. name was and who owns Uw truck he was driving whl·n lh1· anc1dcnt occurrl'rl at noon 1n tht· alley ht·htncl the 1011 blot·k of Marine Avcnut· The offi cer ~a id ht• wa!> '>U~ p1c1ous of Chandh.-r bl•c;.i i...~t· ttw man gave him differing name~ and the offi cer decided to search him. Accordin~ to police reports. Ch andler started to struggk ancl then allegedly commanded h1~ German s hepherd. Jesus. to at tack. Meers said h(• hat thl· ch1g on the head \\Ith his night '>lll"k <Jnd then subdued Chand ler The animal wa<. qu<irantinc·d at the city animal she lte r and h is owner was booked tnlo cit y jail. According to f)OhCl' reports the truck Chandler was dr1 v1 ng was listed as s tolen an Lo~ Ange-le~ Stole n Art Found . PARIS 1AP 1 Ahout S:lfi m il lion Y.orth ol :111 \\IHk· lt11f'tl the 11:-.u:dlj dr:il1 \\ ;ilt... ol th1• hl·adquartt:r., 111 1 ltt· l'a ,...., 11111tr1· 110 thl· Qua1 tit"~ Orfl'\ n·~ lod,n Tht· obJl'ls 11'Jrl, '>tokn frCJm thc- home or Aml>as~ado r M <lhd 1 Alg aJ1r o f the l 'n1 lt·d Ara b Em1ralPs. w«rf' rC'rO\t•n -<1 rlur an~ thl· \\ eckl'nwer to a bout I 5 pC'r cenl of the 1·11 ... 111n1t•r , 1n th" t wo ...1 al,., l11 kt•t·p I h1· ti l:.,c·k1>11I Ir om 'l>rl'ad111g 1\ mong an •.1.., \\II ho11 t p t1\\t•f \\t'I •' '>1'('111111°' 11( I ' 1 o \ 1d1·111T Ilacked out. 11wl ud 1ng Quincy, Salem. N;ihanl and Cam· hrtdl-!l' AL"S GARAGE BtJT aaOWN lllMI TO RAVI a knack for appeaUrrl t.Q -, diverse 1rouP1 and wlnniftl dttplt. beln1 on tht wron1 1lcfe of emotional llllMI, u ht wu ln 1'78 whtn ht won a landallde re· ., electloll victory deaplw tarber OPDOltUon to PropolttloD U. Ever popular Op cord pants or shOrts team up wttt'I 111her an Offshore tongSleeve knit reatunno 8CCint strrpno on arms and cheSI. or a Pua Hawaii shouteer shin Great flt. great style. lllhlGarage 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 ''Mayb9 what be dld In CallfOnla, be can do naUonally," 1ald Harria. "But 1 am not a believer ln Uptnlna 1trtldq twice. Jerry Brownhualon•waytoao " _____ .,._ ... . .. ··--··· I -·----·----- ' I . ... 17 J .. ~ . ~ Today's Closing N.Y. StoekN ORANGE COUN"TY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS O•llY PlleC ~t .. 1 PholO\ Jiii BUCKINGHAM COLLECTS HARDWARE FROM TOM WEBSTER (LEFT), RICK JACKSON Sailor (center) Wins Flight of Lasers 2nd Year in a Row (See Story, Page 8·3) KATRINA BROWNE, 9, GETS TROPHY FROM BILL FICKER R.ce Chairman Bows to Youngeet Participant 1 at GIRL FOR 3rd TIME Karen Faber, 18 CAPTURI YOUNCIUT Giit&; AND IOY HONORI Hllery Nllllo, 1a; Denen lltunMn, 10 Cou1·ts StyOOed ·Deputy Slowdown Poses Snags By ROBERT BARKER Of Ille Dally ~lleC St.Ill The Orange Count y court system was expected to be thrown into s hambles by a work s lowdown· of deput y s heriffs whic h continued today. The s lowdown. which h a s been most pronounced in the Jail system:will result an lengthy de· lays in the transportation or prisoners lo the courts ror leg<.11 proceedinJl!s. "The courts an· going to lw in ;.i he ll or a mt•ss ," smd Hoh M acLeod. business manager 1ir 1hc i\~oc1al1<1n for llranJ.(t• ('oll'tlty fJcopulv Sht•riffs Gmoline Dealers Protest LOS ANGELES (J\1'1 Southl'm l \1hforn1a g<Js :>l:1t1on owners, angry over new rcdt·rcil pncmg rl'gulalions. s a y thl'\ would bl' willing lo slagc a pro tcsl s hutdown. Al issue are Departml·nl nr Ene rgy rcgululaons s <•h(•duled lo go into cCfoct Wc dnesduy . Ii mn ing retailers to (.In 1dt•nt1cal 15 ·I cent profit on <.'ach 1.1ullon of gas Under previous rormulas . Nt<'h s lC:1tion 's maxi mum Jlrll'l' was 111 d i vidually set Th e regulations a lso would <ti low ch<1rgcs for chN·k1ng the oil a nd cleamng windshields . Industr y experts s<.1y th l' changes will hurt low·volumc st ations that traditionally ari' depende nt on hig h er profit margins while lars~e stations will be helped. "ff you have <i 350.000-gallon allecation -yot»re guar;vileed to be weaflhy, · · s aid Stephe n S he lton, executive d irector or the Southern California Servicl' S t ation J\ssoc1allon . 'If you have small station. you might b•· regulalt.'<l out of hus mess." To consumers. lhc c hanges may mean less service. ''When a rkalcr lr1t·ds 111 squecw out more margin. ht• ean only squl't'7.C oul rr11ts ... says oil murketing t·xp<:rt Dan Lundhcrg In a s urvey. HO pcn·t•nt of 2:M s tation operators th roughoul Southern California sa id thl·v would support a prolesl invol; m g the closing of thc1 r stations. A nothcr Ill percent :.<11d they would support som(• other form or protest. S helton stressed that th<: as soc 1ation wanL'> lo avoid CJ ~hut· clown . ancl wants tht' la"" challenged m court One Pleads Innocent In Con Game Attila DeAgh, one of four s us · peels arrrcsted in the rtlleged "sting" confide n ce sche me. pleaded innocent today to grand theft a nd cons piracy charges during an appearance In Centra l Or.ange County Municipal Court. DeAgh, 39, of Newport Beach also won reduction of bail on an Orange County warrant from $250,000 to $25,000 during the proceedings before Judge John Teal. The Hungarian immigrant and three others are charged with fleecing wealthy persons of cash and expensive automobiles The Orange County warrant named DeAgh as one of those responsible for bilking bust· nessmen out of money In an ad· vance fee loan scheme DeAgh was originally arrested Tu esday on a Loa Angeles Coun· ty warrant charging ,him In a confidence operation that had several characteli11Ucs s imilar to those portrayed In the hit fUm, "The Sting." Further action in the Orange County case was delayed until Friday pending the release or two other suspects Michael Newman, 35. of South Le1una and Jerry Mack Morris, 35, or Buena Park, by Loa An1elea Prisoners normally begin ar- riving at 8:30 a .m in the Cenlrnl Orange County Municipal Court. None had arrived by 9 :30 a.m . a nd delays of up to three hour!. were predicted Prisoners who normally ap· pear in Superior Court cit 9 a m for assignments also had not been deliver ed on time Sheriff de puties arc in C'huriw of l rans port111g a II prisonn~ lo 'l uperior courts and to outlying mun1c1pal C'ourts in "11t·v.port Bcal'h. Westm111ster. 1-'ullt·rtlln and Laguna Nigu1·I Thtty arc· prote:-,t1ni,! lad, 111 prol!r;.u'T):-, 111 lht·ir ckman<ls 1111 pay increas es with county negoluttors Spoke:.m en s a y sherirf dep ut1es will be he1ndl1ng all emergencies on an tmmediate b;1 s1s. • llowc ... cr. they arc going by the book mother matters. That s lowdown. which began at midnt~ht Friday. he1:. res ulted m m<JJOr delays 111 Orange Goun l y ,Ji.I ii Pris o n 1•r .. ., for <·xam r>J1· norm<Jlly arl· (1·d brcakfo:-,t e.1t Ii :111 a m ' S11ml· of I hl•m 1H·rt· not 1·xpeet 1·11 111 h1• lc•d until IO :111 tod<iv. ac· (S(••• COl'RTS, Pa~ A:!I For Presidency Brown Selects Campaign Staff SACRAMENTO 11\1' C.m . J-:dmund BrOY.ll Jr look a ITl<IJOr' ... tcµ todav toward 1·ha llr•nJ!lO..' Pn•\11l1•nl C:.irtc:r for thl' 19&1 l>l•rnocratic nom111at1on ,J0110111l\·ing lh1· formatmn of a "Brown 1or l'n•s1dt·nt C'omm1tt1·1· ThP J!Ovt·rnor.., off1t·1· anrmu111·1•d that Brov.n nol1f11·d th•· F1•rfrral Elel.'l1ons <'om m 1.,..,m11 1n W;1.,h1ngt1m or th1• rormatron of ttTl' l'XJJlorator~· 1·amp<11gn 1·ornm1tl1·1· T H E ANNOl'N<'•:M ENT STOPPEi> SHORT of fo rm<t lh. d1•clanng Hrown .., l'nlran1·1· 111to th<' run· Hut by notifying lh1· FF.C he bcc·omes CJn 0Hi<·1µI r·;,1H.l1dall· in the l'omm1!.s iun :. c~c-. and must report <·amp<11gn ('onl r1hut1ons and ... pending. Stall' Air Hesourrc!\ Hm1rcl Clrn1rrm1n Tom Qu11111. a long-lin)•· pohltcal adv1sl·r or Hrown .... will h1·ad thl· c·omrn1tlcl'. <tnd lht· J.(U\ l'rnor's d1reC'tor ot adm1111stralwn , Jodie Kra1ewsk1. will !Jc treasure r. Hrown :. office :.aid Both w ill resi ~n their staU' JOb:. at thl• clol>c or bus mesl> Tu .. :- cla v . ARB member Marv Nll'hnll> will h1·1·om1· the ho<irct'• cha1r Y.omau C1J1d :.ucccl·<l tu (Ju11111 ... ;olJ of Br0\\11 '> CalJ1nd lcvl. • environmental adviser And althou~h his announcem C'n t comes ut a time when Carter 1s 1n bad polttical shape. that dOt.'sn'l necessarily mean smooth :.a.ilmg for the 41 -year-old f;;,rliforni:.in. The Democratic i.tovcrnor <lf·rt•:.it1·d C'artt•r 111 thrt.-.: pnm(Jne:. in 1976 111 a last-minull', v.h1rlv.1nrJ lud to hc<.1d orf thc "Georg1an s :.uccessful drive to thl' White llousl R liT THIS VF.AR HROWN IS moving more clchhcrale1y. tallo. rng of an c:xvloratory IH.•noroming a full flt·dg•·d c·andu.lal<'. His top atd P. c;ray Davi:.. say:. the 1-(ovc•rnor expcels the l'X ploratory stagP lo possibly last "a f<·w month:-. "lk v.ouldn'1 :.<.1y 11 Brown ha:. de1·1dcd to go lwyoncl thal "l don't W<Jnt to l1 y lu c hara<'lc•n 'l.t' his :-,tall' of m111d · r>avi:. .. :.iul. "J\nynnl' v.ho thinks st·rious l,\' <t h11ut '>t:l'k1n~ this country':-, h1gh1-!il nffin· nUJ!hl 111 Ii<• pcrnllllt·d a pt•riol h 1 s sl rl'ngth S<•t• UROW~ T O Kt'N, 1•ag1• A:!l Weak Winds Blamed Unhealthful Air Seen for 1 Tuesday llot. sticky weather ;met v.ci sea breezes that were expected to combrne to c reate h eavv s mog conditio ns alon~ th;. Orange Coast today arc likely to repeat the pattern Tues day. N ll · tional W eather Se r vice s pokesmen predicted Air Quality Management Dis · trict forecasters warned or un· he althful air conditions today for sensitive people in the· Ora nge Coast area and for the entire Los Angeles metropolitan region A spokesman for the Nattonal Weather Service said the condi tion was brought a bout by a weakening of ons hore breezes because an offshore eddy 1:-, pushing the air south offshore. A I thou gh the 1nvers1on layer was expected to hft from 700 /eet to t.000 today. the weather forecaster said it would likely drop back again Tuesday. Despite today 's lift m the 111 Lifeguards Get 'Day 01r Newport Beach lifeguards aren't. certain. but they think Sunday may have been a record day for them. \ t•rs 111n layl'r . lht• hot inland ll·mpcrntures wt'rt• cxµccted to product• the unhee1lthrul air that rl's ulte<1 1n today':. AQM D warn ing. T h<• weather ser vice said the inversion layer drop, expected Tues day, should be offset by a drop in temptiratures and a weaken ing of the m arine cond1 · tions which s hould improve thl' flow of sea breezes by Tuesday f'Vtmtng. Or:n:tj ,:a~1 Weather N i g ht through mid morning low cloudiness. clearing to hazy s uns h ine in the afternoons through Tuesday. Slightly warmer on Tue s day . High s through Tuesday in the low 70s al the beaches, to upper 80s In the inland areas. INSIDE TODA 't' Spaced-Out a<:WpCure ma dis· pla11 at Fashion Island ia drawtftg pubUc" rtactfon from "croey" to "/Gleinotmg." Set Featuring, POQI Cl .... -1uthortue1. Lt. Lo1an Lockabey said 90,000 showed up al Newport's strands in spite or the minimal s urf and gloomy. gray s kies. None of them needed resculnc by ll£e1uards. • The fourth defendant Beverlee Claydon. 3$, of Newport Beach. wa1 releMed Wednesday nl1ht art.r po1t1l1 aso.ooo ball on a char1e ~ C!On11plr1cy to commit 1r1nd theft He said guards got a n lnklln1 saiurday things would be qulet over lhe weehnd when 80.000 people showed up-and onJy t2 had to be 1lded from the wi.ter . ' ,_ • . • M QM.YMT "' S11mmit Success • Dai med WASHINGTON t API P'r9l deel C.,._, ~lallnJq auee .. for bl.I Camp 0Hid ''domeltlc I a.ammlt.'' aaid today he bu re cehted 31,C*) a..1e1ram1 and let ten ol readkM:a T7 percent of th•m favbrable. Carter made Utue obHrva· tioa.1 In talklnt to about 100 aum mlt partklpanu . lnvltfd t o a thank·YOU luncheon In the White Uouae Eut Room ··1 think the product wai. vt•ty benelteiaJ ror our natJon." he decla~. Allhouah the prutd e nt ack n o wledged h e dad n ot ··respond easily to cntlcltim , .. he ur1ed' guests t o give him Wl· varniahed suggestions or e<>m· plaints in future ··Y ou need no t be embar· rassed to give me tough ad· vice." he stud, a rguing that the Camp David ta lks, conduclccJ "in the bluntest possible terms," had broken lhC' ice belwe<'n ham :rnd tho.'>c wi th whom h(• mt:t there. Trailer Park Gas Supply Delays Seen Residents or the Bay Shore Trailer Park in Newport Reach. who found themselves without natural gas two weeks ago, may have a couple more weeks or roughing it before a new supply ts hooked up for them The park, ownC'd by lhf• Irvine:' Cum pany, 1s next lo a pwcc of land which will be used by CalTrans for the new Pac1r1c Coast H1i:hw:.iy bn<J~e over Up· per Nt•wport Hay After a contractor tore down th<• bu1ldmi::-. on th" CalTram, 1:.ind .July Hi, a gas h•uk we.is 11is c ov e r e d . The So uth ern Ca lifornw G<1S Company told Irvine Company orric1als th<• park's entire gas system would have to l>c repa'arc..'d before the gas could rtow again. Rut that meant relocating the gas meter to the new driv<:way al the park off Dover Drive. The new driveway won't be in- stalled unlll construction of the bridge starts in six months. So Irvine Company ofrtcials decided they·o convert the park to bottled gas But <·itv offt cluls .,;mJ 1t ·., agains t c1i.y regulations lo UM' one large tank to serve lhe fj.S units 1n the p:.irk /\ company :-.pok<·s rn<in tod<sy s aid the firm IS in lhC process Of buy1nJ( the e~u 1pment ncc<·ssary lo provid1· 1o;11·h trailer with its own ind1v1dual s upply of bottled gas. The SJXlkes man satcl 1t should take up to two weeks to eel the equipment and install il. Watch and Ring Take n in Boatyard A Corona del Ma r m an who was workmg on his boat al a Mariner's Mile boatyard report· cd the thcfl of a watch and ring valued at $9,000 this wee kend. According to police rcporL'i, Jeffrey Young left the jewelry inside his dry docked boat while he wortc ed on it Saturday a nd discovered the items misslnl( at tht: end or the day. Death Urged BULLETIN MIAMI <APl -A jury recom· mended &Ill• af&ernoon that Theodore ll. Bundy die in Flortda'1 elec&rtc ebalr for the 1178 murden of two sorority sis· &erl. Tllal left Budy'• fate up to Jad1e F.dward D. COwart, who .ta a1 au&lllort&y &o override &be jury recemmendation. OfllANGECOAIT N DAILY PILOT UwO•A>,.(M\tO..lyP1k)t w 1Ut whtef\t torn t>t~ltw~Pf~\ l\IM*'•\Mdor t"""Ot~ (CMt\f lt"'"1,,..,.~; ..... ,.tf!Htt'°"" •t.- th#Olt\IMtd ~· lfWOillQI\ ftHJl!ty ft)r f fh.I• W V. H~ -..C:ft. ttVllf'ttlftef ... 8*•~ ''*" t•iltV•Uttf ttV.,.,l~,_._ftf'6ufh(M\' A ,.,. •• , ...................... ,~~·"'Ottf"\#fWt ~.,, '"".,if'<,..."'**'"',,.,.,..,, "•• ne ........ , ...... c.u ..... c .......... .,.,. ,..,. 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States Seek POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. <AP> ~ere. -Arizona and Oklahoma have/ Portlaoa Maine, authorities taaued murder warrants for an s~ld they, too, had conftrmed ex·convict'from New Jersey who Fischer had been ln town but confeaaed to slaying hi• 78-year-had been unable to substa~liate old bride and 20 oUten ln a one· c laims that he committed a year, coaal·lo·coaal kllUn K murder there this month spree, authorities say. • · · New York Stale Police Lt John Crodelle said authorities are investigating claims by 50- year-old Joseph Fischer that he kllled five or s ix people in the Los Angeles area. lhrff around San Francisco. committed "n~merous" s laytngs In the Bowery section or New York Ci· ly, and single klllinas in other cities from Maine to New Mex· ico. Crodelle said Fisc her turned himself in Friday in New York City and confessed ld 20 slay· ings, including the s laying of his wife, whose body was found in their .hom e in Wassaic, 70 miles north or the city. I",.... Page A I COURTS. • • cording lo MacLeod. _ Ther e have been othe r s l owdowns in booking pro· ceedures, visitation s of prisoners and releases of ln- m ates. An aide to Sheriff Brad Gates said Gates does not have a ny com· ment on the JOb action. "He is rem airung neutral in a ll aspecL'i of lhe negotiations .. Lt Wyatt Ha rt said . · (;porg<· Vogt•! of tht• ('0 11111;1 1lt-I M;1r K1wana~ <.'lu h 1 ldl ). Luv('lta 1 la vton of th(' l'orun<.1 dl·I M:1r Chamlwr of C'omrnt•rc<· and Di<·k StH·1·;1 of n,,. < 'ol'on:1 d•·I M "r CtVll' A!-islwialion w:1nl 1·v1·r vlJ11ci V to kuow that lhl'ir part of Ncwpo11 · B1·ach h:..as 1b 11wn 1<frnl1l~ Thl•ir organ1wt1ons raised lhv mont•y tor thn·t· :-.i~n~ n :ct•ntly in :-.l <1llL·d un l';icif ic-Coas t l1 1ghway. M :1 .. Arlh11r Boulevard and .Jamhon·t· I< 0:1d Cla udine Eggers, who bcl(an writing to Fischer while he wa., serving a 25-year murder ..,en· te n ce i n a New J c r s~y pris on. marned him a fter ht:' was paroled in June 1978. Fischer was bein g hcl d without bail on second·dcgrce murder ch ar ges 10 his w ife 's • · 11e reels that the sheriff dep- u 11 es dcs t·rvc rompe titive wa~es that arc paid to other ma. Jor e nforcl·mcnt c.igencies in the county," Wyatt adde d. Spok<'smcn for the deputies i.ay they art" folltng fa r short of :-.a lar1es being paid by Anaheim fl untangton Bcuch and othe~ poltce a~cncies. "'"°"'' Pagr .it I BROWN TO RUN. • • Fedc·ral <'let·t1011..; law all11\\s po1t·nt1al pr.-s1dt·nt1al c~rndadale!> to raise money to l('s l thf' pol1t11·al w:.itn<o without r('gistcring with the FEC and reporting <·ontnhulwns anti l'XJWn<htun·:, Arown'<> movP towarrf a form:1t 1•hatl1·ng1· of Cartl'r rnm1,.., <•ta lrm1• wh1:n the pn·s1dN1I 1s !louruh·rtn~ 1n the poll s But Rrown ;:tli,11 fat:c·s prohlt•m-. of l11s ''" 11 Not t hl' lt•as t of 1 lwm a r,. t lw rl ti f tf·u lt v m d1a llt•ng1 ng a pn•s id1·nt or the :,anrl· party ..ind lh<: pott•11t1.1I <::.ind11t :w v of S1•n J-:d\\ard Ken n1·dy K ENNF.UY SI\ YS llE ~I 'f'l•ORTS C'artPr, hul ;wltvP rlr;1fl Kl•nnt'dy rnov1·m1·11I:-. hav1· spr 1111g 1111 111 '>t•v1•ral :-.t:.itl's, and t lw polls show the Ma:-.:-.:.ic-hu:-.l'lh Dem1wral l<·adtn~ Brown :.ind Cart<-r ·- For another thing, Brown ts hHt1 ·1 known natrnnatly the.in when he plwlgerl into pn•:-.1<lt'nt1al polttt<';i 111 l:J7fi, a l1 ltl(' over a vcar :.1fler starting his first term :.is J:ovf'rnor That <·:.in he a plus. i~1v1ng him lwl11•r narrw n·1·ognition. hut 1t can alw be a m1nu:-. Bro1N11 ':, pos1t1on:-. on s uch volalil1· 1ssuPs a~. <ihortwn, ouctc ar power untl ar rni. lim1tat1on an· bette r knuwn now. IN CONTRAST TO CARTER, HE opposes l1m1ts on gov- ernment.funded abortions for poor women. 1s a strong critic of nuclear power <i nd oppose:, Curll'r'i. btd lo build thl' MX m 11;s1 lc. ··Jerrv flrown ts 1n u mu<·h 1.h Hcrent pos ition now than m 1976," s:.iys Tom D'/\lcM.1H1d10, u Mu rylc.i ntl Demol'raltt• lcadcr and key Rrown supporter rn l!J7() · · H<' wai. :1 mysl<•ry lh(•n. lh1s umq111· young m'li n from 001l Wf'<;I who C'arnf' 10 on <.1 wh1rlw1111t 'I h1•ri· was a lot or cuno:-.1ly ahoul htm then Thc1 c ahn was a lt1·pul1li<:un prt•,11lcnt . "Now wc've gol a l>em111 1.1l1t· prcsulcnt 1~<·01111· nuw 1·1lhcr hke or dislike JNry Hrn" n 'J h1· mysll•r y 1:-. gone " POI.I.STER I.Oi l 11 1\RRIS <'ON('J.IJl>EI> n ·<·<·ntly that although tl would takl· a · 1n1 ruclt"' !or Carter t1) win thr Democratic nomtnulwn. hi s :-.our11l1ng:-. ftnrl thill Urown is ··oomb· an g out" as u chulh.•ng<!r. Urown's fervent. post Pri1r11>Ml1Un 1:1 support for spend~ng c uts and a .balanced fcdcr<J l budgt·l a11rl his pattern or being ltb<!ral on so~.e issues and consi·rvaltv(· 1111 ot.ht!rs gives people the reeling he 1s very opportun1sl1c, hypocnt1N1I, even unprinc1plcd," Hurn:-. says. Davis disput1•s that 1•val11at1on , suy1ng that while Brown <loesn't. f_it into a trad1t1onal 111Jl1t1n1I mold, he docs have predicla ble pos1l1on:-. on manv 1:-.:-.ul's "WHEN HE CAME TO OFFIC•;, hf' talk<•d about an era of limits. a~~l not e nough (•ook1cs tn the• 11ir to fund all the programs ,,r th e 60s, [fav1'> said · 1 tt-':-. twr·n vn y 1·11n:-.1'>h·nt on fisi·al issue:, "I thank this tulk ahoul 11p1ttir1tm1:-.m anrl ch;ingang JU"il rlocsn·t ... t and up on a tho~ough cx~rm1nat 1un of lh<' n·r ord And you show me someone• runntnj.( for rir1·s1flt·nl who " not :tm b1t1ou ... and uot an opporturust an appo111lm1·nt ol f':rl ison M11J1·r. a frirm1•r POW ar<·U"i<'tl of collabor:Jttng ~1th the North V11·tn.1m1•si·. to lhl· Or<JnJ.w County Board or Supervisors. and hi s poor t1·lullons h1p Wtlh C:altfornta legislators could a lso po:-.c prnhh·ms for ht m . _ BUT BROWN Sf : EMS TO If/\ Vt: a kna1·k ror appealing to d1ver~e gr~ups and winning dt•:-.p111• h1•1ng on the wrong side or emotional issues, as he was tn 1!17H wh1·n tw won ti landshdc re· election victory despite e<irlt cr op1>0s1t1on to Proposition 13. LA Man, Dog Held After Bal Isle Tiff A Los Ange les man and ht:-. dog remained m cus tody torlay an Newport neach on -.us p1r111n of assaultin~ a polici· oHtccr on Ra lboa Island. Sat urday, Office r William Meers allegedly wui. bitten hy t he dog on hiR thigh while strug t(ling to search the dog's owner. id e ntified as Jtubcrl Lee Chandler. 19. Me ers said he ~was trying to d e termine what Ch a ndler's name was and who own" lhc truck he WBl'I driving when the Incident occurred at noon In the alley behind the 100 block of · Marine Avenue . Auto De-wheeled In Newport Beach No one had to look twice to re· allie that the McrcedeA helong- ln1 lo Omer 1A n1 of Newport Beach had been hit by thieves The car, left In an office PMk ln1 lot at. lJOl Quall St over the weekend, wu found 1ltltn1 on bloekl. All four wheel• -and tire• -valued •t Sl,500 were ml11lq. The officer said he was sus p1 c1ous of Chandler because the man Aavc ham diffe ring name:. anti tlw offlcN <k ctdt•d to :-.earch him. /\C'('OrdtnR to pultce report!>, Chnncil<'r started to struggle r nd lhl'n alle~cdly commanded ha:-. <ierman shepherd. Jesu:-., to al tack M ecr11 said he hit the dog on the head Wlth his night slick a nd then s u bdued Cha ndle r. The animal wH quar antined at the city animal shelter and hlio ownor was booked Into city jail. According t o police reports. the truck Chand ler was driving was lis ted u11 1:1tol cn In Los Angeles. HORSES KEPT IN IDE HOME A Santa Ana Heights co1Jplc k.-ep horses and other beaist.a wooden onea In their livln14 room . See Ft•turlnt. Pa1c Ct. ,,. -- IJal ·lslaml Group Horwrs Ann Elgin M 1•mht·rs of llw B.11110:.i ls l:.intl lmprovt·rncnl /\:-.:-.ucsalt0n will unveil a plc1quc tonii.(ht hononn~ the late /\nn Elgin, who IC'd the g roup':s HN1uf1t1catwn Commit t C'C for thre~ ycu rs The tribul1'. a hronzl' pl:.iqut.> w1 II he pla(·<·d al thl' fool 11r th1· island t•ntranct' fla~polc h<·cau:w Mrs. Elg111 was n·s pcms1hlt· for the d c:-;1gn ancl c<1ns trudt0n of the bridge cntrnnt t·. Mrs f':lgin, who moved to Balboa lsl:md 111 W50, died an 1977. In addition lo her activities with the improvement assoc1a · t10n. she was also active in th<' Boy Seoul" or Amn1ca and the Thursday Morning Club Tht• c1•rc•mony wt II hi' h<·ltl c.it 7 µ.m . al lhc •·nlninre flagpole death. Officials in Okla hom a said Fischer is w a nted i n th e .. bludgeoning death this s pring or a Moore. Okla , woman They ha1d he had been dating Metty J o Gibson before her body was d1S· <·ovcred May 25 m a nc1iled c;hul do:.t·t an her home. /\uthorit1e:-. 1n Arizona -;:mt F1.,C'hcr 1:-. wankd tn Lh<' stah lun~ cl«:.tth or a m :m 1n Flagstaff tn latc March or early April However , Hartford. Conn c·1 I y police ... aid they did not 11c l1cvc thPy had any m1..,s1n1: ~ierson report:-. wh1 C'h wuu:d Coin Collection "f arget of Thieve!.'4 A coin collection worth mor•· t h an Sl,000 was a mong th1• valuables listed stolen an tht• bre ak·in of a Newport JleighLc; home. Police said today the burglary was reported Friday by Wayne Sterner. 438 El Modena Ave. The thief a ppa rently got into t he hom e by cutting a hole in the s r reen on the back door and pushing in the window p1tnc, 1l0hce s aid. Back to Campus Casuals Fvor PoOUI r Op cord oonr~ or shorts to m up with Olthor on 011 horo long IOOVl' kn11 tea1u11n() ilccont w1pong on 11rms one cheSI or d Pua Hawau r,hOuldor shtn Oreal flt. gro.31 EnylO ttl ll'IO Garage ) . Sheriff deputies ar e asking of. f1c1a lly for a 17 percent across· the·board pay increase for ooe yt•ar. Spokesmen say the county has off<>red a 4 percent hike for ln· vcstigators and bailiffs and a 7 µ1·n·1•nt t>fW>st for others in the 4411 rrt•·mht·r ai.:-.oc1at10n. M :w L t·111l :-. ;1-, 1wr'\er1bed in the de - partment'" ruli:.., :.ind regulations manual lit· !la11l, for 1nst:mcc, that one dt·puly 1:-. a~s1 ~n1·d to each fi ve 1nm :tit's tn th1· movement or prt'>onPr:-. Mad ,1•1><1 said an the past, one deputy ha!> been ha ndling up to :w µnsuncri.. . No Joh action b y county C"mploycc:. 1n olh1·r departments wt•rt• reported today by county ofr1c 1ab Apartme nt Rilled Newport Beach police probed thC' theft of $12,000 worth of valuable" from a Park Newport apartment today. The theft of , JCWt.>lry und <·:.imera equipment "a'> rt·port<·<I Saturd<iy by J ack N Mat(; rc•gor ··~- ALSGARAGE 56 f ASHtON ISLAND N WPORT BEACH (7 141 644 7030 o.lly ,.. ... Matt ....... STATE'S ROBERTS (WHEEl,.CHAIR) SPEAKS AB 'SPENCER'S RAMPS' DEDICATED John Je9Chke (a.tt) Tr•n81at•• for 0.af; BUI Wltddell (right) See• Mick Spencer'• Dream Realized Wheelchair Whoopee Disabled Laud Access to Huntington · Beach By MICHAEL PASKEVH.:H Ot l ... O•llV Pii.. St.loll "I haven't been on the beach tn 20 years," said Ed Roberts. a smile lighting his face as he sur veyed the cr owd of disabl~d persons and their friends Friday at Huntingto n B eHch S t ate Beach. "It's fantastic, a cclcbrution," added the crippled director of the s tate D e partment o f R ehabilitation "This is tht• rirst wheelchair-access1hlc beach m lhe state " Expressions or pride and pro gress trans lated i n s i gn language for the dcuf were abundant a!I stale and city of f icials formally dedicated a pair ot asphalt ramps that enable the handacapped to cross s and to r(· ach the ocean's high-tide hne. The lO·foot-wide walkways have been na m ed "Spencer 's Ramps" in honor of the late Mick Spencer . a wbeelcba1r- bound Huntington Beach res•· d e nt who w as presid ent of Or ange County's cha pter of the California AHSOC lalio n or the P hysically Haodicappcd It was Spen cer a nd c·ity 1·ngmeer Bill Waddell who came ·up with the beach access con· cept so me seven years ago. T hr ir efforts in San Clement<: we re unsuccessful. "But we did it this time," said Waddell. a para plegic who spent more than two years designing the· ramps and seeking construe· t ion appr oval from va rious agencies. The ramps located about a mile apart al Reach Boulevard and Brookhurst Street griml mobility from the beach parking lot and link up to a n existing bicycle trail. This system. Waddell s atd. al· lows thl' disa bled to get to food concess ions a nd r estroom rticil1lles unaided. The addl'<i paths to the ocean tt re 330 et nd 635 feet long. br anching out in large circles near the end so there is no prob· l e m t u r nin g wheelch a irs around. Tables, benches a nd elevated fire rings have been placed at the ends of the walkways for picnics. "The elderly will get a lot of use out of it..-t.oo." said Wa ddell "They don't have to sit in the Baez Backers, Foes Picket at Concert SEATTLE <APl Arter hn concert appearance was e n- circled by placard-waving dem- 001 t ra tors. s inger -activis t Joan Baez may be thinking you can please some of the people some of the tlme. but not.ctll lhe people all the time A b out 50 demons t ratori. gathered outside the concert hall Saturday nighl, some o f them s upporting her and others pro- testing her recent denouncement of Vietnam's govem menl Early in her second show M-. Baez dedicated a song to the Vtet.D.&JDellc boat people. She said the issue 'h as nothing to do with politics . It's about people dying at s ea . it's Just to do with people dy lng •• Protesting against Ms. Baei's Vietnam position were m em bers of the Vietnam Support Com m ii . tPe who said Ms. Racz's stutc· mt!nls wer e unfounded a nd ~1milur to that of the United S tate:. government during the war. Ms. Racz recently bought ad· vertis ements in a number of newspape rs saying there 1s "cruelty, vio l en ce a nd op- pression." as well as 150.000 to 200.000 political prisone rs in Vietnam Ms. lfaez asked Viel nam to "end the imprisonment and torture." Protesters carried signs such as "The CIA loves J oan Baez." and passed out leaflets detailing wh at they contend arc inac curacies in her statements. But othe r demonstrators, in- cluding some who said they arc refugees from Vietnam, brought signs that read "l''reedom for Ufe Boat People" a nd ".Let's Stop the VN Holocaust.·· MacDonald Attitude At Slayings Told RALElGh, N.C c AP> -A • formenFBl aaent t esl.lficd today tr &hat Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald wu "very delibe rate ' In the •uwen he gave whe n ques- tioned immediately after the U.ybap ol his f amlly. Robert H. Caverly contmued W•1 livlnl the account ol the .. .,.... that MacDonald cave Mm lD hbnarJ 1fJO. Caverly uM llaeO.ald WU questioned • a 91dbn, DOt u a JK>Mible JAJHI Dr. llemll Bro••t•la also ...._. tadu tbat wb ... be ex· ...... MacOaaalcl ta tile Fort . Bna bolp6tal, MacDonald wu D•-.n Supported W AIHINOTON c AP> -The ..... S111rg c..nmat ... ¥Oled ••-Ir todaJ to •JPf'OVe IM_..,.. ol Claarla W. Dml•• to bftome '"l'relldent Carter'•~ new Hcretary Of . .,., tearful and "obviously anxious." MacDonald s aid he s aw three men and a woman standing over him. The group attacked him, he passed out and awoke to rind his family dead, Caverly said Mac- Donald told hJm. MacDonald, 35, now of Hunt· anston Harbour, ls charted In the 1'10 1laytng1 of hla preanant wife Colette, 218, and dauahtera Kimberly, 5, and Kristen, 2. He was a Green Beret doctor al the time. Caverly teatlfled he to · tervlewed MacDonald at the b11e holpltal the day of the klll· lna and the day after. He 1ald MacDooald 1ave him deacrtp. llou ol the four people he did he 11w. Caverly 11ld MacDonald started crytn1 dunn1 tbe ln· tenlew. M acDon1ld r eceived 1n honorable dlachar•e from the Army alter • hearin1 officer ln 1rro ruled the cbaran •C•lnst. him "not true." He waa Indicted bf 1 fe.t.raL1rand Jury In 1976. ' . parking lot anymore. T hey can watch their kids playing in the s urf." Mike Jacobs. a spokei.man for Parulyzed Ve terans of America. to ld the crowd of more lhan 100 that the rarrlps ulso will be useful for people with h(!art pro- bl<:ms. te mpQrary lnJUriei. or l'vcn severe hangovers. ·'It won't be Ion~ b<:forc thC're's no place wher e we don't havt• acc<.'ss," Jacobs s aid. "ll'i. mcl· when you can do 1t on your own " The n1mps cost SS0.000 to build, with much of the money coming m fcderu l a nd s tutc funds. City offlcwls b acke d Waddell a ll lhe way in his ~ quests for funds. StCJte d irector Robe rts sauJ Waddell's task was nol easy. "It takes a lot of coordinat ion and a progressive city,' !>aid Roberts. ·But first ther e has to be com munlty pressure " T he r amps in Huntington urc ci sign of progress said Roberts. "and we're hoping this is Just . the beginning of many more to come " West County Guards Enjoy Light Weekend Compared to the previous weekend. lifeguards · who staff west Orange County a r ea beaches spent a relatively restful Saturday and Sunday. Although c rowds were up more than 40 percent, a calm surf and fe w riptides c ut the number of weekend resc ues near ly 60 percent, guards su1d this morning. Huntington Beach's main city beach held 71,000 people over the "eekend. with guurds compiling only 39 rescues. Stale lifeguards reported 128 rescues al Hunt ington Beach and Bolsa Chica Sl ate Beache~ where a total of 149,000 people were counted over the weekend. Guards said the s urf this weekend m easured only one to two feet. compared with up to six feet on the July 21 22 weekend 4Children, Wife Slain l,INWOOO. Mich. <Af'I A JJ.year-old Bay County man who killed his .wife and lour children before commiltin~ suicide ap· parentJy was provoked by his wife 's petition for divorce, rel- atives say. Thomas Benware s hot his 28-year·o ld -estranged wife. Diane. and their c hildren J ef- frey, 9, Weldon, 8, Jason. 4, and Eleatha. 3, at the family's home Sunday, police said. Accordlnc to Mrs. Benware's father, Edwin Mysllwskl. a note round in the dead man's pocket e xplained that Benware relt hopeless without his wife and family and wu takinl care of the situation '"the way I know how •· Klan Riot Quelled BlRMINOHAM, Ala. <AP> - A few of the 100 Ku Klux Klanamen toted c lub• and ax b1ndle1 and they were heckled by 1 crovtd ot blacks, but police • mana11d to bead off aerious violence durtn1 a 8lrmtn1ham demomtr1lion . ..... --- IUegals Injured In Crash An unidentified woman was killed and three other illegal im· m igrants s uffered critical in· j uries during a chase Sunday wh e n their escape from San Onofre State Park rangers was cut s hort by a grinding crash. s ha ttering their dreams or a new land. California Highway Patrol spokesman Je rry Bohrer said the victims' car left Basilone Road near Inters tate 5, shooting orr 8-~root emoam<men and flying 100 feet through the air. A woman identified only as "Jane Doe " was pronounced d ead at the scene of the 9:50 it.m. c rash . lier companions. Ben· jamin Calders and another Wl identified man are in cn tical con- dition c.it Mission Community Hos pital with ma!>s1ve head 1n Juries. A fourth occupant of the car. Nicholas Sanchez. 1s in senou:-. condition at UC I Med1 c<1l Center with numl•ruu s ru t s a nd abrasions. CJI P officers l>a1d all four were eject<.-d from lht• tar a:. 11 fll·w through the uir The accident occurred wh1·n r;inger P J Valenti b(•l.(<Jn purs uing th<' l!JtiH Pont1 ... c· ot !>peeds up to 90 miles on hour after the car failed tv ~lop when order<.'(! to hall lost Hikers Rescued in County Fore~t Two exhaus ted. de hydr<1l1•d and lost hiker::. we.re rc~cue<1 tty s heriff's depullc!> S unday n1~ht at Los Pinos l'e ak an th" Cleveland National Fore~t The hikers had bt•romt· 11>:-.l \\h1le exploring for walt·rfall-. 111 rugged terrain about 11 mal e'.'> from San Juan Ca1l1strnuo Sheriff deputies wen· alcrtcd to the plight of the two hiker~ hy their companion. Stephen H /\n derson. of lAJni:! Beach. Anderson sta~gercd into th1· Los Pinos forestry camp ••t about ~:40 p.m. Deputies on hors eback and fool located the two s tranded hikers alter 10 p.m T hey were identified a s Stuart 0 Bagg of f'ul lcrton and Michael Mcintire of San Pedro Mercy Ship Saves 46 Viet Refugees S INGAPORE I AP > /\ private American me rcy ~hip res cued 46 Vietnamese refugees from an oil rig off the Mulays1an coast a nd ti US. Navy ship picked up 29 today. raising lo 1.893 the total num bcr or boat people saved by an international a r mada C'omb1 n g the South China Sea. The Navy combat s upply s hip pick ed up the 29 boat people about 220 miles wes t of the Subu.· Naval Bas e. a spokes man at the base in the Philippines reported T hey were due at the b<tse Tuel.- day morning ancl will he reset- tled in the United State:i1. he said. DAILY PILOT' Al Bfeaking IJp Th S ix -Mil-J-i-0n..<Jolla.r Man and --Charlie's ~t farpous Angel ar e on the rocks. L ee Majors and F a;r rah J-'a wc(>tt · M aJors blamed the .stress of con flt ·ting careers for their separallon after six year~ of marriagl' I. .. jor Airlines O,K 9 15% Fare Hikes <;EN EVA Sw1ticrland CAP1 M l.IJOr world mrhnes agreed loda v on a round of mcn·<1s~s in µ<1'>:-.~·niicr rate:-. a nd cargn1·p "ourrt''.'> .:;a111 t h1· <·ornpl•·x packa ge won unun 1mou-. approval from thf' fi3 cJ1rlar11•:-. :1llend1ng the ta lk!> lh·la1b on the m any <1rt·a and •.uh ar1·a acc·urds, anrludmg th1· mol>t <'11mpt·t1t1 v1· North /\tl<.1nt 11· mut e~ "Ill bt· announced th1-. "' f•l'k Tht• l'ff<·r·t the tnrrPac.,1•!. 1,1,11111<1 havt• ''" l S .11 rlint·'.'> flying ov1•r'.'>1·;1'.'> 11111t1•'.'-, v. "" not 1m mcdral!·ly kno"'n In !\{·W York. spnk1·s1m·n fhr 1 • ~ a1rhnt•s ~aid they v.11uld hav1· n11 ,.,1mmN1I un ttl rll'l<uls nl th«-.1).(1t·t·m1·nt wt-n· m adl' JV<olahh· Th 1· I n t 1· r n iJ l 1" n a I • /\ 1 1 Tran!-.port /\~·'•H·iat1on . l/\TA. \d11ch ('OO\l'nl'd the l<Jlk '.'> 1·:-.t1m:1t1·s th;1t rrll'mhcr a1rltm:'> v.111 h ~1v1· Ill ('IJIJC' Wl lh iln .ivt•r ag1• \\hrhf1A111lt• 11; 11ertcnl •n<· n •a:-.t• in •Jpf'ro.Jt 1n).( C"o:-.t~ from ful'l <Jlonc· :-.inn· 1 h1· hL·ginn1ng ''' th1 !. Vl'ill Th1'.'> f1J!urt• I /\'I'/\ PXpert.c., sa:-. dot's not 1nclud<· thr• 1mpoC'l of fuel-related influl1on or other. non-flwl rosL'.'> th<-v sav will tH· felt in l!Jl:IO. • The l\men can airlines at the far<' talks we re National and Flying Tige r. the all ('argo car· ne>r Many 1-S airlines have pulled out of.IAT/\ nr announced lhc1 r intention to do so. But ma JOr 11.S. ru rr11•r s. like• P<Jn Americ<m World A1rwavs and Tnan~ World /\1rl1nt•s · whu:h a I n•;.a<l v ha v1• :i:-.kNI lht· ('1 v1 I At·ronaulw~ Board fur ii Ill pt>r <'<•nl hike, gl'm•rCJlly go alon1-t "11 h thl' I/\ TA dt•C'ISll)n!'. C: ordon Hul1d1ck. ~pokl-:,man f o 1 l ht' I n le r n iJ l 1 on a I A 1 r Transport /\:-.:-.ot·tal1011 . v.hH•h ronvt·ncd th•• ronfen·nc:e. ~a11l lht• fan·s \.\1•n· s UbJ1•1·t to up proval by re~p1·d1H· ~ovt·ro m ent!'> li e ~a 1rl 1 11c·rP<J ~C'i. for tht• N"rth /\tlant1t· route:-.. :-.ccne nf a St'V('re Ian · w<ir 1n rc·t·t•nt y\•<Jr:-.. WOUid bt· "on lhl' lop l'nd Of tht• m1ddlt· rangt• .. lie l>ard ht• wu~ under 1nstrud1on~ not to go into deta1b Sw1:-.saar ·vrr·" d1n•ttor llans H udolf llagPdo rn told Tht• A:-. :-.ol'i att•tl P n•s!-. that ratt·~ in Sv. 11zcrland \\Ill hC'nl'f1t from a hard P111Tenc·y n ·hal<' nf h<'twcen l 5 and i percent bet·ausc of th(• strength of the Swiss franc· ag:.rinst the dollar lie s aid othl·r hard-currency a irlines would po~s 1bly introduce ~1milar rt· bates IL Wi.1~ I h(• second roun<I 111 hikes th1:-. )'C ar to kcl'µ up with thl' explosion of fuel price:-. that he'lvc doublc<t during 1979 Ttw frr~t round. 1n March. produced 1rt cre1tsei. of 5 to 7 rereenl. ·:we h<td two week:-. of vcn v1•ry d1ffl cull negotiation~." llagcdom said. ··Somu ;urlml'' felt that ev<•n 15 perc(•nt w:.rs fo1 from t'nough Othe rs were undt•r i>rt•ss ure from the ir gov<'rn m •nls tn keep the mc·n·a~<· verv low.'' On~mally. the fan:<. w<·rc to i.:o into dfed Ort 1 but a1rhn1·'.'-o realized that this would mc<in additronal losses. h•! i.a1d. "We already can't r(•rovl'r lht· July and August co::.b." hl' saul ···At the <•nd. cveryhod y w~•·· equally unhappy. wh1 f'h allow1•d u11<Jn1mou~ agrecml•nt .. Gang Slaying Oaims Life Of Countian A shooting tha t Santa Ana p,o h ce believe 1s s::ang-relatc<l daiml'<i the life of a <!O-yc11r~1ld Santa Ana m an early Sunday. The victim was identified hv police a:-. Daniel X Velai.quez lit• a nd l:l tom panion. Ronald Sa ra~osa. J9. of Sant a Ana . were wulk1ng on Ever green Street . when a lhirrl man jumped from bl'htnd a trt•1• und ho~11n f1r111g Ve lasquez was s hot m the stom<1ch and later died at Mercy (;cne r:.il Hospital. Sara~osa wa~ treated for a guni.hot wound to hr s left hand Polacl' s;i1d thl.' manRt!r in whic h the s hooting occurred leads them to s uspect th<1t g;.rn~ related hatred led to the pre dawn incident ..,olice said the s uspect wa:-. described as a male Mexican in his early 20s A .22 caliber handgun was believed lo havt.• hccn used in the attack. ----------------- I~ madtz for us, our own .~ widcz. wa)a. cord coa'L. co ordma1'mg with <Z:W,rythaj from JIZ.c9fl.S to ~f%' flan rnz.\s Jsv youc.an ~r itfbr nz.arlyany occasion. acccz.nt.ad. Wlth sulldrz e.\towplltch<is a nd.a ~rltm hn1ng, this yrz.ar 'TOu.nd.cooL 1~ tJlso ava1lubk w1tb ~h1aj LrouStZ.ra1 fMturif"Wd q,rUur /:J p1oin or pLQ..dt.qd front ~-.... <;-. 't v ., .. Monct.y July lO, llrl Siege Eads • .. , •.. f:oa ting -~ ... .... ~It To•~~' Marpllln• Cons Release Ferry Interesting Five Hostages 8RPLBCTION8 BY ·THt:-9A Y: ff I leuned i1ny tt11n6' at all from our travels of I• t ntahl. at m11Chl be a buslne1>b axiom that IOM aometbing like lhlr. "It You Won't Buck p to G~\ Vuur Nickel You'll Never Makt> a l>lm~ Ttu~ bast<' trut.h 1( 11 11; onf' wui. driven home sharply , .. , evenJnac when I took off to mot.or from Halbo11 to Lal\lfta Bvch Wllh my daughter &nd cousin from NuMbem California The auto Une Wit& bhort. ror the ferry ~t tht>r'un~ne landin6' so we dec·1ded tu ~hon cut aetoss the bay ~NW~ WERE OUT upon lhl' huy with hRhts dun(' 1ng In renectlon upon ha rbor wuterl> a b lhl' ferry <Jttendant began m aking ha~ rounds to collect the f<tre1> He approi.ched three young men on bicycles who owed "If You Don't />ay Up. nuddy, We Can Sit Out /lere All N1g/lt ' him . a dime apiece for the cross1n~ A.Iler som~ pocket pa wing 1md three-way deh<1le . they c11 m e up with 25 cents. The ferry <!lte ndant pointedly noted that they were five cents short. ·'That's all we·vt.· got," the s1>0hs mu11 for tht· tno pleaded "Givf' us a bre ak " The a tlenda nl per-;1skd 1n il(•murulms,: ht!t full tan· I <·a n hear th;it Jtnglin~ in your porkt•l. • ht· :.;i1d a<·rus mi:ly "Let 's have a nick<•I " 'Those lffP m y c;ir key!t. • tht· ..,hort 1·h:i11,::c art1..,t 11leadPd. "Listen. \H' ndl' this boat sev1•n llm '!t a d<i y We're locals . We OUJ!ht t o ride free-· There follo wed from the rer rylxiat m <!n u s hort lcct un· UO profit incentives or the frt'i.' COlNJ)flSI' 'VSlem ;JOcJ how lhc ferryboat w<J sn 't free publu: trun!t1l BY NOW. THE f'ERRV wa.., <!ppro11chmg the H.ilboa 1:-.land landtnJ! The ln<.'yc l<· l<!ds had ;ipp;ircnlly Malled long enough in}.tleir nickel debate But not so The ferryboat s topJJCd Tht> opn.itor re Vl·rs<'d direclmns and s tarted back for Bulhoa C lt•arlv, h1· was gomJ.! to take the nickel s hort trw hur·k .1 l'ro!t.., lhl' channel <Jnc1 hoot them off th•· IH1al "I SIMPl~V DON'T l\El .JF.Vt: tha... • .., rt'<.ilh hopp1·11 mi.: ... my cous in from Norlhern C;1hforn1u ul>!t('I ..,,.fl 1n d1!t heht>r from th<· hack :.et;tt '"It c·an ·1 he ha pp1,nani:? . It was happemnl(. ncsp1lt-hl'a vy voc1JI µrritc•:.l!t C.111d v1t uper.ut1vt' 1·ommenlury Imm 1h1· h1cyc-llni.: trio Ba<'k now a t mid-cha 11nt•I. we· <l<'cadPrl 1 h..., had J.!•1111• ra1 e nough . We cou~hPd u11 tht· ntrkd for tht· l11 k•· 1n11 l1J ... av1• ours 1>lvf'i.. a rl1Julil1· I rtp F•~RRV f:NGIN t-:~ ll'H·ri.1:d anrl ...,,. '>lJrt1·1t lialk for Balboa l!tland alo{am T he b1cyclimg trio s pokf'bman L"ok a final vNt)11I !thot <il the ferryboat operator "You wa..,terl rn<1r•· fuel thun your nickel's worth," he Je<'rt•d True, .perhaps . Rut ht" got his Aack .. .t:I 34. Executed in Iraq Purge REIRUT IA!ba non Cl\P 1 /\ s weeping purge 1s reported un der way tn Iraq , w ith fi ve lead· ang members of the government under arrt>St for plottin~ to ovt!r· throw Pres i d e nt S:.i d~um llu11sein. Unconfirme d prt!tS re• ports said 250 persons had bcc•n Jailed and 34 of the m wen· l'X ccuted A news pape r here t()rl;iy !t<JHI lraal11 h ud begun on till' r1 v1• leader.1 'l'he official lrnq1 News A.gen cy :-.a id the plotters were rn- sp11"8d by a "foreign quart.e r" <tnd their ~oal was to end Iraq's oppositio n to t h e Egypt1an- lsraPli peace treaty. A Kuwait n l·wspupcr said l<~gypt was th · for1>1gn power But some d1plom<!t.'i in Rt>irut s peculated thul the plotte rs' aim was t(} re ' • · r !t l'' II u !ts c 1 n · f't mo v cm l' 11 I 111w1Jrd lhc• West a nd renew l'IO!tt> ties with th<' Sov1cl llnum WALPOL~. Mass. I API An l l·hour 11tege at Wa lpole Stule Prison ended early today when a group of knife.wielding inmates released rave hostages. including Warden Fre<f Butte rworth The s tandoff. wh ich began about 1 p.m. Sunday, ended with an agreem ent by authorities to treat the whole a ffa ir as a mat ter or internal discipline and not bring criminal char ges against a ny of the inmates, according to a lawyer for the inmates. Ch\e hostage. g uard Wallace Billings. was treated for facial cuts s uffered in a righl tha t sparked the incident. TH E END CAM E al 12 lfi ;.1 rn • when 1t w<is <rnnounced via lhc prison radio. "the siege ,.., over .. 1\1 ax Stc•rn, a lawyer who took pa1·t in nc~otiat1ons al the rt.' qUc Sl nr 111mC.1tt'S, c,a 1tl authont1l'!t SIJlned an a~rct'ml•nt lhi.lt ··no t·rim1nul chargPs wall ht· broug h t aga 1n!.l an y pc rsons · · 11 o w c v e r . (' o r r c <.' l 1 o n .., !tpokesm an Larry Parnell would ~ay only that the agreement 'deals with conditions of con fint·m c nt and the number of v1!t ll!. ;1 Wf't•k ., llt• S<Hd fl 1<1 lfl prisoner:. look Jiart nn; JNCIDEN'f WU!> touched ~dy's Moin Appeals for Life of Son ~ll AMI u \P > Theodor ,. H und~':, gra y haired molh1·1 to<1k thl' v. itness ::.land today lo plead for her :.on 's life, say111g th<it to cxt•cutc Bundy for lhl· murd e rs or two so r ority siste r:-. v. ould be hke tu king CJ part of all of us a nd throwing 1t away Lou1:.e Uundy. dry-eyed as she 1k s<'nbcd wilh a ffection hN :l'.! '1·;Jr-old son ':. li fe . denounced 1 IH: death pcnalt..v as barbaris m "I CONSIDER IT , the death 111'11:.dty llst·lr to be the m ost 11nm1t1 v1•. barharic thing t h<Jt ont· hu1n:1n can impose on anothl'r," she said. llunLI). u former law student. "a.., 1·onv1rled o f bludgeonmg a11cl ,ga rroting two Flor ida St<Jtc l 1n 1versity stude nts a nd sav11Re Iv heat in~ three other young "omen with a club. Hut Mrs Bundy. a 52-year-olcl Tat·oma. Wash . r eside nt, ur#(ed the JUry lo let he r son live. "'fED CAN BE very userul in muny ways to many people hv· 1n~." she said. "Gone from us, al would be like taking a part of all of us and throwing it away." The testimony came dunng the penalty phase of Bundy 'r. trial , a phase required in Florida in cases whe re execu- tion is a possibility . After return· 1ng a guilty v€.'rdict, the same Jury hearf't a rguments on punish· ml•nl. Prosecutors, w ho presented "1tnesses Saturday. said they would ask that flundy be sent to thl' dcctric chuir. 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The guards were overpowered and Butterworth waa seized when he weot to talk t.o the prisoners. Parnell said. Stem said that while visiting rights were the catatyat for the incident, "there has been a feel- ing within the cellblock for some time of complete desperation and frustration over conditions in the prtson. '· INTERIM Corrections Com- m 1ssione r L a rry M each um called the ordeal ··an isolated in· c1dent" bccau-.t· "the gene ral cookbook of complaint!t wu!t not presented· th is time '· -Walpoll', 20 mile!> :,outh of Boston, was built in the 1950s There arc some 600 inmates at the prison ancl morl' th<1n ~) gu;,i rds · 'Kidnap' \/i~tina Overc rowding has been a much pu blicized pro blem al Walpoll'. a nd a group of inmate!> file d s uit protesting condition:, at the prison. The suit w as thrown out o f court. earlier th1:. month ·Jot:key boy" ~tc1 tucs like th•~ one have been dasapf)('ar ing from the IC:1wn of homes in Hartford, Conn T he ·Blal'k .JoC'kcy Liberation Army" says 1t w ill k<! •p taking· lhl· orn<J ments until 1t ha~ r emoved ··all forms of b igotry ·· ,. China Tells War Aid ·-.. 'Sem 300,000 to Fight U.S.,' Official' Claims PEKING r I\ I' 1 < 'h1na ~t'nt :100.1>00 m,.n t11 Vietnam during lht: lnrfoch1na War 10 h1·1µ llam>1 deff'al t he l:nlU.'d States. and "Chin1·~P rn artyr.., 111 1111' thou!tand!t" 1lll•d lht'rt'. Chin('!t<.' olf1<·1<tb ~aid tu cfay Thi· stall'm1•nts <.'a ml' art<.•r Chinese <!nd Vwl namcst• dclc).(al10 n!t ended the ninth ..,t·..,~11m ,,, their 1JCal'c talks in a h1ttl'r 1mpa~!-.1· Thi' Ghmt's1• brought uµ lhl' !tUhJel·t 111 "'.1r a• s1st a nt'l' t.o Vietnam· to hack up their· contention tha t China. loni.: a Vit•tna m<•s(· a lly. ha::."'' dC!t1).(1h on Vielnamc.-se te rntf>r y and that Vietnam 1!t dt.., torting 'history " RUT THE llEAO Ot' lhl· V1l•I O<imeM· dclci.:<t twn to the talks. Dinh Nho L1l·m . told reµortcr::. the :100.000 fi g ure was ··pun~ fahnt·auon · and the •Jr' 111al number was "tiny .. 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' . . Mond.y, July 30, 1979 DAIL.., PILOT AS Cajon Paa• Eke Halted~ Marcuse Dead at 81 Led StuMnt R~~f!lliom at UC San Diego ' STAiiNBERG. West Germany <AP > Philosopher Herbert Marcuse. a 1uru of the stu- dent rebellion in America and Europe in the 1960s, died Sunday night after a short itlness, a spokes man for his famlly announced todly. awa reness that they could both work less and de- termine their own needs and satisfactions." a, n. i\111111 ... PIW A ,...._ baa. la U.. Saa 8ena1rdlno Fw'lll w• ftu111 ~today after burn1o1 ,_., ...._ ..,. ...._ 1.• ac,. ol brwab and ---....... tax .. ,.,, doM '° '500.000. TIM nre J•t ... , ol tbe maln blahway w ..... Lal Aapa. and Laa Ve1 ..... eoataloed Sada, ....,__ Md wu t'Cllltrolled at I a.m. to- dlJ, NW U.S. P'orett Sentee apok ... aa BUI , __ , ,.._ ...._ la the Cajon P ... ceUMd mlaor la· Jwiel to U ftnftcht.ra .. 720 men foqbt back n.._ .. ta....,, rocky t.rraln. • • e I 1•1111 .4lf'Jt•r• Fire Pre .. 11 OAKLAND <AP>-nreflpten s~fted "-.rou&h wt.at ltdle remained of an airlines comm11sary ... , oUlmd airport toottn1 for clues &o what -ltarted a six·atarm -bl..- ( ) that caused $10 mlWoo ln ~~TE dama1e. ~•A The Sunday morning fire wtped out a Trans In- te m adOnal Airlines food eommJAay and an aircraft parts service area oc· cupied by two firm.a, National Airmotive, and Air Canter Services, Joe , Ailee l~tle• Pia• r .. Hd SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The new head of the Calllomla Air Re8our ces Board has announced she will campaign In Sacramento for an annual a uto inspection program in the s tate's m ajor cities. Mary Nichols, 34 . promised a n aggressive stand for the hUlpections. and called for lifetime guarantees from auto companies for smog control devices. Polls bave shown the public did not intend to cut back on environmental protection in favoring Proposition 13, Ms Nichols said. SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A blind woman has convinced a San Francisco jury that she correctly identified the voice of the man who raped her. The Superior Court jury of s ix m en and six women found 31-year-old Donald Ray Driver guil· t~ of forced rape For the Bird Kathy Moore. 19. of Salinas. applies a brush to her painting under the watchful e ye of perching pet dove on her head. Kathy. who rescued the wil~ baby do..-e ~wo years ago and bottle -f.ed it to ?"atunty. says the bird h ates staying home .alone. So. it goes to clc.iss with K<1thy, perching.on her head and shoulders for hours at a time. Jt. also serves as a model in wildlife class . ~ - Man Arrested In StahJ)eath He had celebrated his 8lat birthday July 19. A hos pital spokesman said he died of a stroke. MARCUSE, WHO RETIRED in 1970 from the University of California at San Diego. was visiting his native Germany as a guest of the Max Planck Institute, a scientific organization. Despite his offlcial retirement, M arcuse In re- cent years went almost daily to a small office at the San Diego campus Crom bis home in nearby La Jolla, an<l he occasionally taught small -groups of post ·g r adua te stu· dents on a_voluoteer basis. A na tive o ( Berlin . Marcuse. a Jew. emigrated to the United States in 1934 after Adolf HiUer ros e to power in Ge rm a n y . He beca me an American citiien in 1940. MAltCUSll HE WAS WITH THE Institute of Social Research al Columbia University from 1934 to 1940. then served with the wartime Office of Strategic Services and the State Department from 1941 to 1950. He returned to the academic wo rld in 1951. teaching at Col um bl~ 's Russian Institute and at Ha r vard until 1954, when he became professor of oohtics and philosopMy at Brandeis University. He went from Bandeis to the San Diego faculty as professor of philosophy in 1965. . llis writings. pa rticularly "One-01mens1onal Man .. published in 1964, made him a hero of the New Left. HE TOLD AN INTE RVIEWER m 1968. that. .. in my book ·I hav.e tned to. make a ~riUque ?f society --and not only cap1tahst society -in te rms that avoid all Ideology. I have tra~d to s how 1 d 2• Id tha t contemporary societ y is a repressive society VALENCIA CAP> -An unemp oye 2-year-o in all its asnocts, that even the comforl. the pros-man has been a rrested in the killing of a Sylmar ,,... f d teen-ager. who was fatally stabbed in the disco perily. the alleged political and moral ree om are&.0f Magic Mountain :.imusemcnt park during a are utilized for oppressive ends.·· Marcuse -pronounced Markooza was a rash of youth gang violence. proponent of "the power of negative thinking" and Anthony 0 . Escobedo -------~:-:---· h of S u n Va lley was 16-yearold Chris Mills inventcdtheslogan "maJor refusal 'toexpress is booked Sunday fo r in of L a PuPnlc. remained behef that individuals should reject the entice· vest 1 gal i 0 n 0 r l h c 1n critical condition al mcnts of the modern technological society murder of 16 year -old lhl• hospital \.\Ith stab '"The goods and services that the 1nd1v1duals Felix Saldivar. s:.id Los wounds lo the abdomen buy control their needs and petrify their Anneles C'ount.v Sheriff":, Five other youths were. faculties." he wrote "'They have innumerable ., h 't l" d '"llh s t Ii aad0 "ts thal keep the ni OC"Up1cd and d1verl Deputy Bob Woods. osp1 a 1te .. . a ,., .. ~ ... MARCUS£ CONTENDED THAT modern society provided man with material well being but he said it was a happiness bom of ignorance -"a state of anesthesia" -or what man could become. A 7~lh tribute to Marcuae wrttten by Jean Amery for the Cologne newspaper Stadt·Anieiger said "his extremism was greater than the world understood in the lute '60s when he was fasbiona· ble . ·'The main thing that probably marked him off from conve ntional Marxism was that he con-s idered the work torce had tong since been absorbed into the system by means of ·repressive tolerance' and therefore incapable" of rejecting -society's enticements. Arrtery wrote. ·• NoContraet 'Fake' Wife Loses Suit INDIO (AP) A Beverly Hills woman ha:- lost her court bid for $350.000 from P alm Sprinji\s innkeeper Melvyn Huber as compensation for pos- ing as his w1rr Supe rior Court .lurtgf' Warrrn Slaughter rulE'd that Beverly Cole: wti ., not 1•nt1tlcd lo ;.irPy money from Haber othn than what ~he had <.1lrf'ady rP ce1ved because the couplC' dirt not hu vc anv c<>n tract to ~hare property or profit~ THE BR EACll·OF·CONTRACT lawsuit wa!-. argued ma '>CvCn·day trial that <•nded July 18. Tht· decision rested with Slaughter because both side~ an the case he:td w;i1ved a JUry trial Ms . Cole" who now 1s a real estatP agent. brou1<tht suit a~amst HabPr in 1977. claiming that she never was fully compensated for the services she performed durlnR their 31h year nonmarital rclat1on:.h1p th<it cndN1 in mid 19-W Th.-$350.000 c,etth:ment !-ht• sought '"'as ha..,ed primarily on her l.\flrk 1n refurh1sh1nit thf' ln~lcs1dc Inn. the po~h hotel·r<:&laurnnt purchased by llab<>r in 1!17;i T Ht: S l"IT WA S PATTf.RNEO aftPr t h1• lanr1mark '1'-'CISl(Jn involving ac-tor LP•' M:.irvm and his one t1m<' llvf' 1n g1r1r~1t·nc1 M1rhelle Tnol;.i The young woman testifi ed that she was at tacked In her Nob Hill a partment May 12. Police arrested the defendant after the victim reported s he was approached on the street the following day by the same man ....,,•e•• C'Hale F•ees S•lt \I a r v111 \.\Ou nds. the ir attention from th<:' real •~sue which 1s the ESCO BEDO WA S ~.::.:.:.:.:::.=.:_ ________________ ~--~~~~~~------~------------------~ SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A Superior Court Judge has signed a temporary restraining order against most of the activities of a San Francisco baldneu clinic. Tbe order by Judge Robert Merrill came a day after the consumer fraud office of <he dhtrict at· &omey's office filed a suil against the California Cosmetic Clinic. :-The suit claims false advertising, the use of controversial procedures, a nd the require ment that customers sign releases explaining the risks involved. C.ftlheal /tlel•t8rf!'s 1t'lll Be•d LOS ANGELES I AP > -The late Cardinal James Francls Mc intyre left his $10,2.SO estate to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles. according to bis will, which was filed In Superior Court Mcintyre, who presided o'ver the Los Angeles diocese from 1948 to 1970, died July 16 at age 93. Among the executor s listed in the will was Cardinal Timothy Manning. St•eat Beari•g Denied SAN F RAN CJ SC O degree-granting college <AP> -The California built on the Grove Street Supreme Court baa d.,. campus s ite of Peralta nled wtthout comment a Community College In hearing sought by stu-the Albany.Berke ley denta seeking to get a area a m ong 42 persons taken into custody on a variety ot weapons violations a nd assault charges ·Saturday night us 65' de - p u t 1 es a nd security guards tried to restore order atlhe park on a day wh e n atte nd a n ce reached a record 38.000. Things rmally quieted down at the park's usual midnight closing time. about two hours after lhe fighting began. of· ficials s wd. -" TH E 0 R I G I N A I. fight started In the disco a r ea . lhe n 1t kind of spre ad out throughout the p1trk," s aid Deputy Mike Santandc r. "Thes e people h ad been fre· quentin~ the p;irk and it wae more or less a spon- taneous thing tts far us we know." Saldivar was stabbed in the disco area melee and was pronoun ct!d dead on arrival at Henry Ma yo New h a l l Memorial Hospital. Woods said. A no ther teen-ager, ~p~rpet a killer whale1 Or touched a smiling dolphin ? Now you can. After two years of careful planning, man and animal can now meet in the world's largest feeding and petting pool. Sea World scientists have brought together two friendly killer whales-the first time in history you can actually feed and pet these magnifi~nt mammals-plus a pilot whale and some very amiable dolphins for this unique social gathering. 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She can't carry on with her family. somebody cares enou~h to listen . She needs help. Professional help. The only real hope fo r regaining a normal. productive life. Problem Talk Shop The kind of help available at the Problem Talk St'lop .. A professionally staffed counseling and referral servtce for people trapped In an emotional crisis. At the Problem Telk Shop w~ care for people. Problem Talk Shop Is a free service which provides • warm, frten4,ly environment where C..·.....-.r .. c-19" .~ (71.f) 997-1831 IOOS East Chapman Avenue. Qranac. California 92666 (71.f) 768-3831 25183 Cabot Roed. Suite I04 Llpal HillL California 92653 • ' ----- E ' .. it ri I .. Robert N. We4td/Publlsher ' ThOmH K•vll/Edltor Orange Coa t 0 lly P tlot .. 0 a .-'!!fl.e Mo~. Juty 30. ,tt7't Bar~ra Krelblch/Edltotl .. Peee ldlW Bad Form Won't \Vin Anj 'Points Orana County dtputy lherlff1 are undentandably f ruairaled by lenathy and unproducUv contract talka wlth county ne.cotiaton. Uke muny Olhers:lhe depull4!s arc llghuna a losing bMUlt aaainat lnfiatlon They alto are s horthand d and many orfl forced lo work lonl shifts They ol~ u re chuftna b<>caus<' their puy i& less than soml\ other Police depurtment ln the county Th tr SPokesmcn say .they are losanu oxpcrienc •d pere1onnd and arc ln danger of bccomin.i u Sl'COnd rutc luw enforce· ment agency. -· ft h; not diffkult to undl'rstond th(\~ l't'HbOllb ror their short lt.>m~rK. Howeve r . sonw o f lhl' dt"Jrnt wi:. and the ir t>ym- pathizorl), ~arricd thoar frustrutlor1s too fur in the mannur tht!Y pressed their demttnds a t a me tint; or the Board of Supervisors. Officiuls wt!re ht)<'klcd and 1ct>rt>d aud on one oc· cas1on a m ember of the 1tudiencc told <.:hu1rman Phihp Anthony·' 'to s hut hil; m outh." S upervis or Harrie tt Wieder ul·tu~cd th<.• dl'pullcs of us ing bullying laclic1>. She su1d their cond uct was dl• me~ning to the m a nd lo th e public off1ciuls . -Whatever 1t was. the condUl'l was not bl'coming to :.t respectc.>d law enforceml'nt ug •nc·y and ct•ru11nly hud no place in the s upervis ors' m et>tuti< room It was lhl· kind of conduct that, on otht•r OC't'asions. mig ht w..tl ha vl· found the deputil's re mov ing ttw dNnonstr:itors from till' m t1cl ing. Most of tht• s pok<.·:,nwn <.·onduc•Lt•d llwm:-t•lv1•s pro ft!SS 1onully <.ind in an orde rly m a nrll'r t\ f l'W dHI not lJnforlun a tdy. those who made• the.• loud1·st no is l's m <Jdc the ·s trongest impression Tht•y should UL' tht• first , lo recognizt· th<.il if the pubHc is to n ·<·ogn1 t.l' the m us pro fcssionals. and fin:.rncc their pay a s suc h. thl'Y have to bch<Jvc hkc: professionals. T hey also mig h t worry what happt:ns 1f the public be gins to wond er w hy it is that eve ry law 1•nforcement <Jgcncy cun find anothe r agency s omcwhen· with a hight•r puy le vel to follow It'~ an esca lation prot'e!>S \\ ith no lid Bad News, Good News It's good nt·ws that new Orangt· County Supcrv1~or E dison Millc·r ha.., VCJlunlecred to cut h1~ own pay 10 pt•r cent It 's had news t hat 1l woul<ln 'I t:ikc ortt• IJl'nny o ul of lhl' l'OllOly huc.Jgl't. It 's good n <.:ws <to thcmJ lh;1t he• would u i.1· llw s<.1v 111~ to lmost ttw sL1 l&.1ru·s of som t· of his lowl·r p:11cl -.t ,tff nwin lu·rs It -. 1):1d ru.•v.:-. I to lhl'm l that ad m 1n1s trators Lind m;inai.wrs 111 t11~ht.·r county income br<.t<:kt·ls a n · being as ked hy M1llt·r· to jo in 111 the sa lar y c ut. It's ~ood ne ws <to the m } tha t m ost of th<?se higher· c·1·hl'lon wnployccs a rc repre~lt:d by harga m mg, u n1~s and they c<1n 't ncgotw te a pay d ecr e<J!>c as indi v1dua ls It's bad news tha t the county co unsel says Edison Millt•r c·:.rn 'l just up a nd cul his own s alar y : it 's illegul. It's good ne ws <to Edison Miller! that l'VN Y daily paper in thl· county ran a story a bout his sch (·m<• So much for that. earths ha king p ll'Cl' of pol1l1c ul m•ws Bags · Packed, Will Fly flying s;.wccr buffs who built tha t airport for UFOs ••P an Longmire. W<J sh ing ton, s houldn't he too dis couragcd just bccuusc pilots to/or from outer galaxies h ave ignored the landing field so f<1r. J ust wait until the short-h op commer c ial a irlines dis· cover lh~ place. They'll all r ush at the sam t• t1ml! to file for route authority to fly there Just hope the U FO fans learned a lesson from Orange Count~'s airport a nd built tn a dcct·nt haggtigc-h andling syste m . • Op101ons xpressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this pago are those of their au1hors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted · Address The Dally Piiot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642·4321 Boyd/ Women 8y L .M . BOVO Q. "Wa s n 't it Rudyard Kipling who wrote. 'A good wom an ls like a good book - entertaining , Ins piring and instructive : sometimes a bit t.oo wordy, but when properly bound a nd decorated , lr- retilslible. f wish I could af- ford a library'?" A. No. Marcu1t Long de· Uvered that lengthy observe· tlon. Kipling said, "The first proof a man gives of hl11 In· tereat In a woman i• by talk· inc to her of his own sweet H lf. If lhe woman listens without yawnina. ho begins to like her." , Q. "Which of these United Dear Gloomy Gufj Jerry Brown won't Uvo ta tb• 1overnor '1 ma..-but would Uve ln lbe Wie HouN. He n11d not concern blmHll. NEVADAN&LL • Slates has the least of its area covered by lakes und rivers?" A. New Mexico. Only to two-thousandths or l pe rcent of its surface i11 water. Q. "How many McDonald's hllmburge r plar ei; in Ja pan?" A. 147 at this writing. tflndus eat only with ttll' rl~hl hand and drink only with the left. TV stars don't ordinarily wear their costumes off the setis1 even If said costumes look Just like 1treet. clothe11. A tax thlnc. 'nley're deducU· ble, lf Uled on the Job only. It's widely known that the French l1lle pip to root out that 1ourmet delicacy called tbe trume. LeH well report· ed la the ract that poodles on- ce worked wtlb dacbahuncl8 to do IL. 11M POOdlet •ellftd, the dachlhunds du1. ThNt out of four of the brldlet ln thla country were buUt bttore 1935. And one out of five of all the brld1e1 are ln dan,er of f alUng down. Or so clalm the expert.a, ' W 11 Calvin C00Ud1e who obHrved, .. 8U1lrM111 wlll be better or wone. •• · -----------------------~-------------------Rowland Evam/Robert Novak Uncle Sucker Plays by Rules W ASHJNGTON -A reld1n1 or th~ nne print in the SALT n treaty after It went to lhe Senate haa revealed. to the horror or 1upportAira of the arm• COftlrol pact, an u_ncanny repetition or the wont U.S. blooper in the lD72 SALT I treaty. The 1972 m latake, not discove red until l o np a ft er rati lcntlon, fullod to P.ln down specific limits on the :siz ~O f <a repla ce me nt ror the S&ll I ntercontinen· t al bulllsUc . missile . Now. in a ne w n egotiating blooper discove red as Senate rullficaUoo debate begins. SALT II does not clearly define the lllZC or Moscow's mainstay SS-19 ICBM, which it sets 'Its the Umll on the size of any new missiles. THAT IOSTORV should be so s udly replayed is expllcabJe only by this fuel· the Russians sim· ply refu.•wd to agree on a specific O(•finit1on of the size or the SS· 19 Th1!> adds ne w «:v1dcnce that lJ S n<•gotiators. under order!> from Washington for an agree nwnt at almost any cost, bowed to the iron will or their Soviet counterparts. Ironically. the 1979 mistakt· occ urred in an effort to correct the effect or the 1972 negotiating blunder. By failing to pin down the slz~ of the new Soviet ICBMs. SALT I contributed to the vulnerability of land-based U.S. missiles. Limiting future Russian ICBMs to the size of the SS· 19 1s an effort to protect the r land-bused U.S. missile force . But if there was no agreement <>n the size of the SS 19, how can Moscow legally be held to tht· tt·rm:> of the lrf'aty·; Th': an!>wcr 1t cannot. any mnrl" than 1t could bt· forced to ro mply with lht· c lc u r un <h·rstanding of limits on "new" m 1 ss ilt•s 1 n the· l!.17l treat y. ne ·got1alc'd by Henry Kissinger KISSINGER relied , to his lall'r dismay. on wha t he called the "safeguard" of Soviet as· Bob Greene """~._~.,..... • "'...,. o........,. ............. ~ ''Ho! Wciit'll you see the Sosc1n B. Arrlhony 9u6tfer!'' suranc<.· "that n1> m1 s:-.llP' laq:1·r than thf• ht•av1t·-.1 llglll 111"stl 1• th<.tt now t•x 1sl!> 1·:in lw sul1sl1tut t•d .. In 1!17<!. that Wll '> th .. SS 11 But after SALT I !took 1·H1·11 1h1· SS 11 was r,.plu<·t><l hy t h1 s~ 1!1 which almos t thn•" t1m1 .. , '" lill' Presidt·nt Curt<•r's nc·got111t1>r'> re lracl'd K1ss1ng<·r·., '>ll 1>1wry footsteps, n•lying on t h1·1 r own unders tanding of 1111· s111· of th1· SS-19. The Sov1eL5 lyp11·;il lv 11• fused lO agrN• or dlsa1::rec· wi th the U.S. definition. Thi· St<it1· Dt·parlm('nl v1rtu<JI Iv ;1d1mL<; llwt 11 l'OUld not natl 1111" n th1· Sov11·h Its "c.Jd;11IL•1J .111a lv"1' of tlw ln•alv, 'ienl Lo · .II I "''n.1t•Jf'>. '>1wl h 1)Ut 0lh I!> <·1iu11 t 1 \ s po-.111on l hf' l ~ c·t>n s1<fr r'i " lhl' SS I ~ t o h;1v1· .1 l:otlllt'h w1•1g ht f w1•1g ht 111 th1· sii11 1 of !I0,1100 kilograms and .1 th 111w w1•1gh l ( w1·1ght of th1· "·•rh1·.ub1 11f :t,fil.IO kilograms Tht·M· i.lrt' kc·y m1•a!>Url'mC'nl."i or '>Ill' Th C':-.c f1 g11n•s a rt• h;i M·d on our cst1malt• for the SS·l9," the senators were told. "The Soviet Unlon d.Jd not respond t.o this s tatement Cbut) tbe U.S. will re1ard these figures u tbe limits for the one new type of ... ICBM pe rmitted to the United Slates." But will the Russians? Realists here doubt it, anymore· than in 1972. Kissinger learned the hard truth slowly, as U.S. monitors in Iran began lO ac- cumulate data on the true s ize or the new SS·l9 being tested to replace the old SS· l l. -Trap~ b Sovtet duplicity three years la ter , Kissinger found h1mself lamely explaining away the sudden· appe arance of the Dig SS-19. "We obviously dld not know In 1972 what missiles the Soviet Union would be test- ing in 1974." Kissinger told a State Department press con· ference on Dec. 9, 1975. BUT 111ERE was no way to stop SS-19 development. Moscow blithely kept insist.mg its new missile was JUSl a slightly updat· ed model of the old SS·l l. Now. following SALT II . the Russians have a loophole to s ustain their own version of a "legal" follow· on missile lo the SS 19 by claim· 1ng that the U S defin1t1on of the SS· 19 's s1w 1s simply wrong, and that MO!>COW ncv.cr agreed lo it. T his would not come up if the Huss1uns pl aye d fair ci nd square. But they play to win. they takl· advantagt• of what.ever opportunity 1s gr anted. Dis covery of Soviet deception on the SS-I!) by the Nixon-Ford ad m inistrat1on long afte r SALT I t ook d(e ct d epended on Amenca's ally, l r<.tn Hut the true SIZC or lht· SS· 19 almost cer· ta inly would havf' cludt'd U.S. 1ntelllgt·nc1· for t·vt·n longer had 1t not. bt·•·n for U S mnn1tormg ... tat1ons in norlh1·rn Iran, JU:.I -.outh ol tht· main Sov11·t ll'l>l rang<· Thost· sl:illon:. no longl·r t·x1:.l. and lht· lJ S 1s not C'l11s1• lo dupl1 cat1ng tht·m This rww rC'vPlatwn of non Ya nkl•c• ba r).!a1ning sug~1·sh th uncll'r SALT I, will loophol1· its way to nuc lear :.upn•macy while· Ame rican:. play by the rules Needed: the Right Not to Be Bothered A young m ember of the Hare Krishna religion came to see m e. lie wanted to ta lk about. Hare Krishnas selllng books in <1 1rports. pro m oting t he ir be liefs. Now. many people I know who are totally non-violent and good· hearted have an unus ual reaction when they sec Hare Krishnas dis- l rib u t I n g lite ra ture in a irports: they want to punch th e H a r e K ris hnas in the face. This has nothing to do with re· ligious prejudice . ll is not the fact that the m en and women are Hare Krishnas that bothers othe r people ; it Is lhe Idea that they are forcing themselves on Innocent travelers in perhaps the most nervous environment known to modem man. ON 111E STREETS, a Hare Krishna stepping in front of you trying to sell a book Is an an· noy ance. lo an airport, It is an aggr essive affront to your already Jangled peyche. You are either on your way to catch a rtJght or on your way home. You a re therefore in a hurry. You are either scared to death of gel· ting on a plane, or exhausted from being scared to death on the flight you just completed. You arc carrying unwieldy bag. gage. Sydney Harris And then somconl· m .1 roll•· 1 ... blocking your path . s miling l1k1· the re ls something funny h.i p pening, handing you a hook an<f beginning lo give you a :,iil1·s pitch. It Is a wonder that thC'rt• 1s not more phys ical v1olencc· v1:,1l· ·Cd upon these rehR1ous pros - e lytizers t.h<.tn tht:rc uln •;idy 1s Anyway. .this young JfarP Krishna came lo visit mi·. a c tually to talk about a :,ub1ect that had nothing to do with his religion. But soon f'nnugh th1· conversation swltr hl•d to th•· book-selling in the airports 111· s a id that the II ar e K ri~hm.1s (a nd other prost:lyt1z1ng re liglous groups> had every right to approach people at rnndom in airports, a nd that the courts agreed. "It 111 our conil t11.ut1onal right," he suid. I SAID that he probably w<.1s correct -airports arc public places, a nd the Ha re K rishnas undoubtedly could not he barred from them. But. I said , they s hould realize that people do not want to be bothered in s uch a way. especially inside such a t e nsion ·flll ed place us <.10 airport. "Can't you simply say ·no' if you're not Interested?'' he said. "I don't really see what the prob · lem la. If you don 'l wont to talk, say 'no ' and you'll bf--left alone." I said that 11 traveler shouldn't be forced to say "no" he s hould be left alone in the first place. Being stopped by a re • llg10U!> m1~s1ona ry 1:. an 1nv as1on of pnvuc·y II•· told mt· that this wa:. a s tupid 10n of privi.tcy ," ht· said. .. Y nu obJect to us trying to con vml'e pcoplc to g1vt• our reltg1on a l'hanct'. But why don't you ob Jl'l't to the real l'Vll the com· panws that s pc•.nd millions of dollars to try to convert pc..'Oplt· into c1garet s mokers or a lcohol usc•rs ·• · ·c 1garcts and alcohol can kill you, can ruin your life. Religion c·an 't do that. It is a fact that the• Pl'Ople in the tobacco industry do not havl' your best intereslo; at heart The y know. ;ibsolutcly, that what they ure trymg to con· vinre you to do will kill you. And they arc allowed to do it. Uut people want to stop us from try· mg to convince you to try our re· lig1on. which can't hurt you which can m ake your life bet· tcr." HE s D that . despite the COO· trovers y about a irpor t pros- elytizatio • the Hare Krishnas do, ind convert enough pco pi e they eel in airports to Jus tify the racticc .. Ai a re a good place to meet people, which Is why we go the re." he said. I could see that we weren't go· ing to resolve our dtrference.s about the airports. so I chan ged the subject s lightly and asked him If he had noticed any In· creas ed hosllllly toward Ha re Krishna and other proselytizing l(roups s mcC' the Jim Joneli mas~acn· in Guyana "Ol'fm1tl'ly," he s aid . "I havo b1·C'n t.ryin~ lo gl't a Joh. Uo you rt•al1 1.L· what your ch<.1nces of gcltin~ ;i Job a re tf you put down that for six years you have been working as a part of the Hare Krishna rchJ!tOI')'~· I said I assumed it was tough. "ll 's more than tough, it's im. poss1bh.-." he said. "You can 't J!Ct even lh<' m ost menial job, t:ven a JOh with no rcsponsibih· ty. They Sl'<' that on your resume <.1nd they think of J 1m .Jones." I SAID that s urely people must realize that Jim Jones had nothing to do with the Ha re Krishnas. and he s :ud that in people's minds. it didn't matte r i a c ult was a cult, even though the Hare Knsbnas do not regard themselves as a cull, but as a gigantic, legitima te re li gion based in the East. "In the East we .a re as accept· cd as the Catholic chllrch is in the West." he said . "But try calling the Catholic church a c ult and see what happens. What do you think would have hap· pened if the Pope would have traveled to Poland like he dld, and the newsp apers had run headlines that said, 'Cult Leader Arrives in Warsaw; Millions Greet HJm. " He le ft m e with a Hare Krishna book. He was a ve ry nJce young man, and I hope no one punches him, but l wl&b he ',S stay out of airports. 'Ute World's History Is Really a Seesaw A reader ln New J ersey want.a to know If I can tell hJm "what'• happenln& In the world" ln 25 word1 or leu. At lb1 r1lk of oveulmpllfytnc. but not by much, here ll my entry, wtlh tbre1wordlto1pare: ··rtw ttf'OllQ ,.c "'°""' _..., ,,..,, coUapM ; ,,.. --,., ...,, u"'" U.., rebel; u.n ua., C-. ploctl Clfld ,..,., ,,,, ~·"·" lf thin .. ..., •••• ol bll· t.ory" -whlcb I doubt -th11 may come u cloH to it u any we ean formulate. l:v~ry doml· nant 1ptem OI' IMUtvtioa pta top·h••VJ and f alll of tta on ••t1ht: ... n..., NfonD turlll ..... ..,.., ...... ., ...... ........ Tiie wanmttun1 wa11dr ot ' - the human scene la not that the 1lron1 are unjust toward the weak, but that when the weak become 1tron1. they behave Just 11 badly ~ they were treated. Thi• 11 true economically, polilic1lly, rellgloualy, morllly. THE EA&LY Chrllllan church •••. b6tterly petMeuted. but no SOOMr dld it become th• otnclaJ rell1lon of Rome than It inflicted upon paaan1 and heretics the Hme torture and deal.la It Ud endured for ao lone. And when the church di vlded. wholv.r happened to be on top at tbe tlm1 blb1ved Ju1t H ciruelly toward~ oppoaiUon u It bad .,... IUDltCUG_ to. OnlJ ...... derdOI blllntd 1n "JusUc.." Tile Bol1llevlkt In Ru11l1 .. ' t urne d bloodier than the Couucks, killi ng millions more lban lhe Ciara ever d.1d, and for u lllUe reason. The Jew1 In IJrael 1how as little re- gard for dJlplactd PaleslLDlana 11 lbe OenUle world did for dla- p I aced Jews. The bl1ck1 In Africa. when thev HIM Po"r. enslave lblir own people u callously• wbtt.I dld. NO G.&OOP ll better tlaa lft1 other, IDd no sroup ls wonie. All bebne la111el1 tbe Hme. de· pendlnl upon tbe condlUonlq and ,.......,.. lbey have UD· detlODI. The Brltltb were · abominable to the lrlsb, but there ta., IWIOll to .,_...._ tM l,rlsh would have acted olberwtae lf U..ir po1lUoDI and role1 had been reversed. What nallon11l11n and chauvinism and raclalllm ob- 1cu,. II tbe plain feet that. no. lndividuala vary, • .,,.. ... 4D not. Otvm power, they all act remarkably alike. Wbetber we attribute It to lbe "Id," wtdl Freud, or t.o "orllinal Iha," with lbe cburda, people la Ute .... damc11Mttavequtte~ aad ..... u..,..,.. ..... JecU& To IUPfOI• tlaat OU .... woeld ...................... . fatOlll • "" ......... a eoua• au..._ a 1at ........ lalllre* ,,,......._, Uk• a mtrl'1·ao-l"CMmcl, bul It' ...,111 ....... • I Monday, July 30. 1979 DAILY PILOT - StreaDI Des~oiled l Dioxin Found in Rural Waterway . JACKSONVILLE. Ark. <AP> --Bayou Meto, a meandering stream, rises east or here and threads its way acr~s 70 miles of rural land, far frofil any place that might symbolize pollution or contamination. The bayou's idyllic course car- ries it through the rice country of the delta, across a forested wildlife refuge, and e ventually into ijle Arka nsas Rive r. whlch. i..n tum, flows to the Mississippi. • BUT, AS COUNTRY people have been learning lately, rural Ame rica , like any Pitts burgh or Houston, m ay be facing hard questions about chemical con· lamination: Bayou Meto has been quarantined. ( EC.OLOGY 'J only Rockey Branch Creek. near the plant . Then only about one- third of the bayou was quaran- tined . But upon furthe r findings, the quarantine absorbed the en- tire bayou. DR. ROBERT YOUNG, the s tate health chief. said the di!s- covery or chemical contamina- tion of fish "1s considere.d an in- d ication of more exte nsive con- tamination" than previously had been demonstrated. .. ~· ; ' "' WORLD AUTHORITY ON AGAVES CHECKS ONE OF THE DESERT PLANTS Botanlat Howard Scott Gentry, 75, Researching Hla Book State health offic ials banned fishing, wadfog a nd s wimming becirnse state pollution control officials have found dioxin in s ludge, fish, mollusks and othe r samples t ak en from Bayou Melo. Scheduling examinations for a bo ut 150 present and former e mployees of Ve rtac. Young sought the help or a New York t ea m t h a t s peci a li zes in c he mical cont a m in a lio n of h umans. The team. whic h began ex- a mining Vertac workers this week. 1s led by Dr. Irv ing Not a Best Selle.r, But ••. D ioxin. a pro duc t of the m a nufacture of ~e herbicide 2,4,5-T. is a toxic chemic al sus- pected of causing or contribul ing to birth dcrcct<;, cancer. hver damagt', and other malad1C!> •• • .it i• ~~ar tlaat lelldiag. •IDi••ing or fislting •u•t fJp disf!Ontin.wd· fit tlw .... IL Botanist Writing Book on D esert Agaves THE HERBICIDE WAS ont· of the clements 1n Agent Or:Jngc. u defoliant used hy the Air Fore<' PHOENIX <AP> Bota nist Howard Scott Gentry is putting s the fin a l t ouch es o n the monumental work of his 75 yean, a book entitled "Agaves I ef North America." J It doesn't bother him that prob· ably no more than 2,000 copies will be sold, even though he's a world authority on agaves -de- sert neighbors or the cactus - and his work was s ponsored by the National Science F ounda- tion blooming only once• in IOO ycurs the agave expert at the Un1vcrMty to denude jungle!> in the.• Vietnam with a 40·foot fl ower stalk of Arizona's Boyce Thomp~on Wnr. and then dying. Arboretum in Superior. Vertac Jn<.'. of Jacksonv11lc•. 10 Gentry concedes the agave miles northeast of L1llh: Rock . MOST SPECIES OF agaves never has had a ny econom ic manufactured the herbicide un- a re like that. Usually gigantic value in this country, a nd isn't lil April. It stopped voluntarily Sl'l1koff or thl· Env1ronmt·nlal Sc1t'nCl''> L<1 bor;1 tory of t h1· Mount Sinai !)ehool of Med1cin1· Dwxm 1::. so lOXI<'. S<:llkoff .,did. t hat :.i spoonful would ki ll 10,000 baby chick~. plants, they bloom only once in likely to ever ha ve a ny _ as ide and is working with s tate and fede ral pollution control officials I T WILL B l:: SOME l1mf· JO years , 20 years, or exen from limited use a s a landscape b r h 1 r longer' a.nd lben dl·e. Wh1'ch i's l f r . ontbe d.ioxinproblem. e o r e t e r l'~U h IJ t h . P a nt in rost· ree regions. J k II t t k not something to endear them to In Mexico. certain species of The company is the successor ac sonvt c cs s arc nown. botanlS. ts, who make their livi'ng to three o the r firms thC1l Selikoff sa1d. ngave a rc used to produce pul-R l t .. h t 1 d · f I manufactured Ci t thc sit e, includ-u a ~ atf' stuu} a:.. in< 1catl!< an re putations rom c assifying que , a beer-like drink. TequilC1 , h r v Plants by their nowers. h b kb c M m g one that produced Agent t at 13 o crtal'"' i4 l·mplo)ct·:.. t e ac on e o argarita Orange. huvc been d1;igno:..ed ;i~ havinl-' F or example, Gentry, r e -cocktails, is d islillt.'<i from aguve cloracnl" a for m of <it·nr• thought .. THE AGAVES NEEDED do· search botanist at the Desert teq u1 lana . Mescal is dis tilled ABOUT 3,000 BARREl,S of tu be un E<arly symptom of ex B l · 1 c· ct h from various .species of aga ve. d' .Ing since they were 50 poorly o a n1 ca .a r e n e r e. waste from Vcrtac's procl'ss pos ureto 1oxin t I d h. r· Sisal fi hcr <ind hc ncquen f1bt:r y h II d r known,'' he explains. "They had ra ns p <t nte is i rsl agave were stored on the pla nt prnpt'r rrn ng a-. C:J c· or t1·'>l!-. on · 0 7 93 1• come from other species. ldl r 1 1 1 to be classified scientifically. fl specimen ct. . l 5. ~e was ty. Some were leaking dioxin . mon • w1 I t • !.<imp c·~. in<: uc ing was a branch of s cience too Iona pre tty certain of its botanical Some barrels had been buried 111 raccoons. bottom·f('cd1n g fis h "' b Id • r· · BUT TIIE U.S. climate is too d d r h I neglected." na me, ut cou n t con 1rm 1t the around ne:irby. an pre atory 1:.. . not on y · t·r· II ·i fl ed h a rs h lo g r o w the va luable "' f h b b 1 1 Wiry, sprightly in walk and sc1en 1 1ca y unt1 1l ower v e r t ac h as s pe n t ;i bout rom t l' u you. ut a so rom · 1979 species on a commerc ial basis. h k r mental agility, Gentry conc~ .. es in · $200.000 to 0 e t the wast<•s in new l 1' Ar ansas ti .. n xu Gentry says other agave arc " I h h •his endeavor is s imilar to the Gentry be11·cves he ha". collect· cont:.iinC'rs and t ake other :.inti .. A t oug :..cll'ntish .in · un • .-. potentia l sources for drugs like r h I I h h d 1 m an who climbs a mounta1·n ed and c"taloguc· .. m ore agaves h contamination actions . "un· o t e eve :.it w ic ioxin .. :u Cortisone, sex ormoncs •rnd d h a ny fish contain ing dlox.in "unlit further study can verify thal'M potential health hazard exist.s.J• "1 Lately, Vertac officials have told Gov. 8111 Clinton they need to gel the plant back into opera- tio n . The costly c le anup in· creases the financial pressure • fo r resuming produc tion of 2,4,5-T. they s aid. So far. Clinton has opposed · rest<1rtmg product ion, saying it would be "a great mistake" un· 111 there is evidence to eliminate doubt about" whether proaucfion. CJnd 1ts~onsequcnces, would be sMe . THE GOVERNOR SAID he dldn't want any worker to lose u JOb as a result of the plant being idle, nor did he wa nt the com - m unity to lose a pa rt or its eco no mi c b a s e, but tha t something bigger was at stake. If necessary, Clinton said, an administrative orde r could bar Vcrtac from resuming produc- tion should it wa nt to end its vol untar y halt. lie said Vertac "ts mchned not to test the limits of our ;iuthority " Ill:. oppos1t1on. Clinton said, i~ ha:..ed on fi nding:.. <1bout lh1• ef- 11'1·1'\ r1f d1oxm and su!>p1cion!> that 11 m ;1y hav1• tl1·v<1statin~ long lf•rm ('OnM·c1ut•nc·l·!-. tfr Ctl "d lht• loll11w1ng I\ Fl·:l)F:RAL frl\N on lht• h1·rl>1e1clt· Ill 11ut111n;tl fon:sts A han on un1al :..µraying of th.-hnb1c1d1· rn private for esLs. f"md1n..:s hv th1• Env1ron- ml·ntcil Pro11•1·t1nn Agency sug gcs ting that the h1:rb11·1dC' WCI S ;J f<tdor in m1scarrrng1•s among eight women in Alsca . Ore. EPA finding~ th;1t dioxin l'~•U'>l·d tumor~ ol the· lung and llvt·r. as wdl ''" m1M·arnages. m lahor:.it11n rodt•nb A11 ••:..M·rt111n hy a Viet n.11rH·s1· flh)SIC'l<Jn Lh.11 dioxin m ,\g1·nt Or.111gl' mav h1· lwhmri ·an Px pln:..111n" of llv1·r r;1nc·cr 111 wh:.it onl'C' w;_1., South Vtt•tnam because it's there. than e veryone else combined, even the birth control pill for But the discovery or dioxin at bb('comes anglcroush lo udm an Most residenl.s of this country, Jiving and dea d. women. the s ite provoked offi cial in-c ings. il is c e,arht at wa tint I if tbey•ve ever beard ' of an tcrest in samplin° e lsewhere lo ::.w1 m ming, or 1~ mg m u~ "'-Gentry feels only the U.S. Na-" d d " h b I a1a•e. recocnize only the sO-••ffE•s THE acknowledged tional Herbarlum in Washington !lee whether dioxin had washed Yi scontu~due in l c a you· called century a>lant (Agave authority, very thorough, very can top hls aguve collecUon mto adjacent soil, or streams. or oung sai · ,Americana). ·And that because. conservative, very well thought and that beca use he 's given it a the city's sewage system . HE SAID TllE ~ufest cour~~· •~ •_f_t_h_e_p_l_a_n_t_'s_r_e_p_u_t_a_t_io_n_o_r __ o_r ,_"_s_a_y_s_D_r._F _r_an_k_C_r_o_s_sw_· rru __ ·t_e_, _d_u_p_l_ic_a_t_e_o_r_c_v_er_yt_h_in_g_h_e_h_a_s_. ___ A_t _r_irs_t,_t_h_c_s_·ta-le_· _q_u_:.i_r_u_nti-ne_d __ Lo_a::.sume that no one !o>hou lc.l ~ A l'la1m hy m·a.rly !JOO Vu•t nam Vt'tl'rans bl.1ming l'Xposun• to Agt•nt Orang., for prublt•ms ranging fmm d(•forrnc•d ch1ldn·n to nE<rvous d1sord1•r., and asking 1 ht• Velerans Adm1nistrat1on for <11sab1hty ~ncf1b. Call 642-5678. Pul a few words to work for o u. I J f ' • • . t • .. .. ... I ' l s 1. Money Pours In State rbure• Foreign Investors . :j.oa ANOSLD CAP> -U ,_ ~ -cMl·rida .......... . ...... , ........ ,, .... . ........ .., ltuiu,,.. ..ad eo•• &o Calllorala aa4 ~., ........... ,.,... a.w .... ,..&.. . . You wouldn't b•Y;• ·to tell aayoM. eMG tbe owaera, 1°'f ••N ~ l.belr property &Del you woWdn t have to a.d any ..... apoey wbat you were do- 1 .. IN PACI', THAT ls enctJy wlla\'1 bappe nln1. B•nkera, e4'0"0CD'et•. real eaLal• brokers dd others ln a J>03it.ioo to know acree that a torrent or rorelgn capital la pourtq lDto the atat.e. But DO one knows exactly how macb money and no one knows wtih ~ certainly wbere ll'I 80- Nowberf, however, 11 the lnltux ot ,..._ c..,..,.. more nld.nt ahu la liev•rl,-Hilla, whe~ re: al&or a... YCM.ml told M mJIUon .-ortbofpopertylnoaemt mou· 1»1ew.a. I ''-Tbere'a • hu1e cub now su- lftC ~'tbla *°"·'! HYI M•. YOUDI ••• ,,.. lrani•DI .... &0ln1 ruU 1peed ahead and I'm ftndln& a &ot of wealthy Mexlcau aro rom ln1 hert' now, a lot of Jewiab Mexl<'ma. We have a book wlth a ll the oa(Dea in Trou1d1le E•tatet and I would ••Y lt '1 60 percent Iranians. The money pil· tnl in&. tbrowlng everyone:" Well. oot everyone ; she asn'l worried. lnde~t Bualnetamen. Op- ponent• include realtora, the Calltorala Cbember of Colll· mttrce ind the~ ~apaane· American CIUaeoa &.Aaaue. Lehman aJde Joe Hoyt. aaya ACA ao waa proimptect by tbe ril· lna cost ot Callfol"IUa f armJand. ca used in turn by a baeatee roreian owners who have olfered "30~ percent more than anyone would ev e r dream of" for a1rlcullural property. At least 20,000 acres ln the fertile Sacramento Valley are owned by foreigners , Hoyt says . NOT EVERYONE SEES a threat ln foreign capital. In fact, Dick KJeldaen, senior economist with Security Pacific Bank, is bemused by the uproar over foreigners buying farmland. llaf; Ca llf orn la just doesn't meuure forelp lDveatmeot in the state.-· says Don Perry, U · 90Clate economist with tbe at.ale Department. of Finance. CAUF08NIA ALSO doesn't require private firms to disclose their ownenh.ip, meaning that foreign investors can set up shop he re and buy throuf{h agents without revealing their identities, "IT'S DEMOCRACY," SHE says. "U they have the money, they can buy. California has become the rich melting pol of the worl , where New York City used to be the poor melting pol. I JUSl wash everybody would relax and Just enjoy all the different cultures we're getting.•• A lot or Californians apparent· ty a ren't relaxing, though ··What are people worrled a bout ?," be s!!lks. "The foreigners can't export our land. If we want to control the land, we can nationalize it or jusl take 1t back or tax it very heavily or put in whate ver rules we want. The country has ultimate control of the land. Vnof ficial Crinte Fighter As semblym a n Ri chard Le hman , D·Frcsno, says a llurris Poll shows 4 out of 5 Callforrtians favoring restric tions on foreign ownership of lu nd GC:1 ston Hooks Jr. looks like a cop -with hat, uniform, pistol on hip and guard dog. T rouble is Hooks is n 't a policem an and that bothered Tacoma. Wash .. polict· and s om e.· residents. The husky form e r New Yo rker. denied a security patrol license, now operates as a property manage ment <"onsultant .''Unless they sell shares in California, they're not required lo disclose ownership," uys Peter Pancione, acting head or the California Departme nt of CorporaUona. ' There are ple nty or publicized ~xamplea of foreign purchases, out these are literally the tip or in iceberg FOREIGNERS HAVE >urchased Hollywood's Harold Lloyd est.ate, the GeUy Mansion n Bel·Air and lbe former Litt.on nduslries headquarters in ~everly Hill!\. Well over half of the posh .tores on Beverly Hill's Rodeo ,)rive are owned or leased by oreigne rs. A J apanese real ·stl:lle company recently bought be 42-story Crocke r Bank build· ng in downtown Los Angeles for ~ >78 million. Scores of foreign banks are ta pping lhe rich California market and a Japanese fast·food ~h ain is building 100 stores throughout lhe slate LEHMAN HAS introduced As· sembly Constitutional Amend· ment 20. which would allow the Legislature to restrict or forbid r e al estate owne rs hip in California by aliens who Uve out- side the state. It would not apply to resident aliens who were eligi- ble for. eventual citizenship but would apply to domestic corpora· lions which are owned by foreign inter~ts. Twe nty -five s tates ha ve already ~nactcd similar lcgisla· lion. ACA 20. which 1s co-sponsored by Assembly Speak e r Lc·o McCarthy, D-San Francisco. needs two·th1rds approval Crom both houses to make it to the iilalc bl:lllot and Sucramento ob· !>t·r vcrs predict an uphill battle AMONG ITS BACKERS are the state's Grange orgamzauon and the Callforrua Associauon or "l .•:T THEM INVEST here." says KJeldscn. "We may~ ablt· to use their holdings as a lever a~a1nst them at som e point. But we obviously don't have a lever if they're not investing here." Ultimately, s ays Kjeldsen , what the infusion of overseas capilal demonstrat~ is a dilem· ma confronting foreigners, not Caliromians. Europe ans, Ira· nians, Mexicans and others are fleeing here and bringing their money, he says, nol scouting for eventual takeovers. "Whe re can they go?," he says. "They can play down the United States. but where else can they go? There just aren't that many good places to invest an around the world." THE UNITED STATES, says • Kjcldsen. "is still a relatively uncontrolled system. Jn other countries, there are great con· cerns about the way t he ir economjcs are evolving. Y~'rc having some tremendous struc· tura l upheavals occurrin~.' • Classes ~heduled Saddle back College District residenl'i with o rchestral mush' ex· perlence can find an out. let for their skills in the Saddleback Symphony Orchestra. Those interested can participate In the sym· phony by enrolling in one or two fall classes for c redit or for no credit. The o r c hestra r e· hearses Tuesdays from 7 to 10 p.m. m room 103 o f th e Fine Arts · Complex. The ir first concert will take place Dec. 15. Fo r information, phone 8314555, 495-1000 or 559-9300. --~, 1<Y~u-·-':_:'.~ Old· fashioned Caring =··c ·············· I· .... a ··········::::· I.~ . .. .. n ·:::.-.-:: ..... . . •· . . . . · .. q:· .::~ . -~ .... •t ... · UI ···· .·· . ·. .···~·-.·.·::···5·········· . . .·· .... ,n .. ::·~ ··a······ ............ :.-.. . ...... . ay~ =··· ··· .......... ,.·· . ·.,..: .. : ...... , ::·::· .. . -..... · .......... .. •• ••• J nrDI f{rALT • A,....._....._ .. .......... ~ ...... .... Clllllr ...... ......... ,... ... ...... -........ . ...... -...... . P Hiii .. llllllH f ••• , ti ....... , • ...... Cll .. Le911 •• ,., ....... •ft• DAILY '9LOT fer .............. , .... -...... •• ••• .... ,. ~NEWPORT ·BALBOA Savings Come ttt the jumpera ... prancers ... dancers ... wondttfully nostalgic, delightfully btautiful. hand<arved carrousel animals from ttw famous Rooney col.ltction. Childrm will bt enchanted by the marvelous horws from antique mmy-go-rounds. Now at Newport Balboa Savings, Wtstcllff Plaza, Westcllff Drive at Irvine Avenue . Freel A unique gift. We offtt a four<olor signed/numbtrtd print of a carr~I horse by Gary Watson, talft\ted local artlat and graphic dnigntt. Available only whUt this edition lasts. Newport Balboa S.vtnp ••. where your .. v1np work hard for you. Wt offtt higher-yielding~ accounts and ICYW, $100 deposit Rquimnmta on a whole range of ttnn ctttificate accounts ---~~- including a new 4-year term money marktt account. Our many convenient frtt lttVicel make lih so much easier when you save at Newport Balboa Savings and Loan AaociatJon. Among them are frtt money orders and traveltts checks, notary serv~. direct Social Security deposits, frtt checking accounts and te~ transfer service, and, of coune, we·~ .,, on Saturdays, 9 to 1. Newport Balboa Savings, __ Wntcllff Plaza, Newport Buch, ~ (714)645-6SOS -• a C'/111rf,,~ R. Cortwnght Ma009er I /'1•rtr1t'l/·.Vi'wp11rt llt>OCh Fashion Island . JCPenney Ma11ager Rates the Daily Pilot 'Most Efficient' "Early in 1978, about one year ago, we made the decision to place the major portion of our local advertising budget with the Daily Pilot. .. We simply felt that this was the most efficient method or reaching our customers in the local shopping area. "WE ARE DELIGHTED WITH THE RESULTS! "With the addition of Coast LIFE. we feel we are now re. aching more customers than ever before. ··we are especially pleased with your coverage of local events and local news: both in the Daily Pilot and Coast LIFE. .. think t.his is an important reason why our customers read the paper, and, of course, are exposed to our ads. .. •·1 would also like to thank Art Dawson personally for the. professional manner in which he's handled our account. ··we appreciate the good service." Courteous service and advertising response helped JCPenney achieve sales reauns. To put the Dally Piiot and the select marlcet coverage offered only with Coast UFE, to work for )QI call 6"2·4321. People all •loea tlle Oraa1e Cout rely on the DAILY PILOT 842-4321 . ···-·--···-- ~TION I AT YOUM SERVICE 0 "I don't ILke 11 already · Monday, July 30. 1979 ••• . 1979 ln/lation May be JJ7_orat ' Since 1946 8 1 TIM AHoclaS.d Preu Lettuce· ta c:enu a bud Hamburttr. 34 cent$ ia pound. Brtad: a dJme: aa loat. It aoundl Uh a daydream. 1t wau more Ullc 1 nl&htmiarc. The prtcu are UM6 »veragt:s avera1ea for a year when the lnflallon rak was 18 2 percent The removal of warUme con· troll sent prices soaring; not sin('e hu Wlutlon ~en so bad ab 't was in l!MG TODAY, \'OU SE£ lettuct for 50 cents a. head, hamburger for up lo $2 • pound a nd bread ror 40 cents tt loaf and more. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Thursday that the Consumer Price Index went up 1 ( CONSUMER J Consumers League called for an increase in the m inimum wage to 65 cents an hour. T he Labor Department has changed the way it collects in· formation about prices. It also has chlillged the list of items it surveys; many of the products in today's marketbasket didn't exis t 33 years ago. But a kk>k at some of the facts and figures t,ht that are availa- ble may help put t fle o ld bargains in perspective. -Sugar, 7.7 cents a pound. -Coffee, 34.4 cents a pound, IN ltH, HOWEVER, the avera1e production worker In manufacturing earned a little less lban $1.08 an hour. It took him or her and in those days it was probably hirn -almost 20 minutes to earn enough to buy a pound of ha m burger. almost 10 minutes for a quart of milk. Today, the <!Verage production worker earns almost sax times as much as his 1946 counterpart; the average for 1978 was .$6.16. Even at $2 a pound, hamburger still "cosLs" only 20 minutes. A 55-cent ~art or milk "costs" about fi ve minutes. DAILY PILOT A•- --------------------percent during June; the annual HERE ARE SOME average prices for 1946: Paychecks and prices aren't the only things that count, of course. You have to take taxes into account. And taxes have been risin~ raste r than income Cot a problem" Then wnte to Pal Dunn Pat wall cut red lope. getlmg the answeTs and action you need to solve 111equ1lles m governmt.'Tlt 011d bus111ess Mail your question., to Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Coast Dcnly Pilot. I' 0 /Jo.r JSfiO. Cost p Mesa . CA 92626. As many letters ai. possible will be answered, but phoned inquines nr letters not including the reader's full name. address and IJu.rmess hours· phone number cannot beconsulered Thucolumnappearsda1- ly except Sundays a.. Rrjaa"raat ion ,Aided . DEAR PAT I recentl y inherited my grandmother 's estatc, includin~ a genuine bear skin rug, s till in t!xccllcnl condition. but in nel•d of some kind of ''rejuvenalion " h thc·n· C1ny rirm you know of that coulrl l:JkC' curl' of this unu:-.ual cl<>aning job '' i-: T Cornn:1 dt·I :'>t ar Sounds Ukfo jm1t thf' kinrt ol bu ... inf•!.s Wilrl Bill'!-. Fuu would wc-lcom.-. Thi1' rirm a t :;:11 N. La it-11el(a Blvd .. Hollywood, 'r•·ci:ilizf's In rt>pairlng and cleaning fur r ug11, b .. rl o;prt>ads, blankets. pillows, skins, upholstering aod anything t>lse that qoaUfN-8 for its motto, "Think Fur!" ~ood rf'porli. have ~n received by A VS from othf•r readen who bave patronJied Wild HiJl'lt since It was first mentioned several years ago in tht:' column. Do11"t Swauo.., Retail GripP• DEAR READERS : If you hav(' complaints whk b you can't rt•solve again!>l retail stores. finance companies. a nd non-bank credit card is· s ue rs, rontact the Federal Trude Commission. 1 IOOO WUtddre Blvd., Los AngelPs 90024, or phone (213) 824-1575. · If your complaint involves a national bank, t'ontact the Regional Admlnistrnlion or National Banks, 555 California St., Suit~ :J9:J9, San Francisco '4104. or pbone (415) 78l-4439. If a state bank is In volved, conlacl the Federal RP-.erve Bank of San Francisco, <Sf/!> W. Oly mpic Blvd., Los An~eles 90015, or pbonE> !213 I 68J-~:l2J. (,'n-dit Caat by Dbputed Charge DEAR PAT: J h~td a problem with one of my department store bills recently and wrote to the cn•d1t department saying a n error had been made Now my current hill shows my credit limit re- duced by the amount in question ls this legal? I also want to know if this d1s putf'd amount will b(· n •portc.'<I as a nonpayment to credit bureaus. S H., Newport Deach A creditor can apply tbe amount in question :.il(ainst your cr<'dlt Um U. Once you have written about a putisible e rror, tbP creditor may not glvt'" out ink1rm:.ition about your non-payment lo other «'reditor" or c redit bureaus or threaten to damage your cl"f'dlt ralin~. Until your letter i!. an!>wered, lhf' creditor also may not takt> any collection action on lbe amount In que141on or keep you from using your account becanli4'. of the dispute. Howeve,, aft.er the bill bas been explained by lht> c reditor -and lf you stUI dlsagr.-e In writing within the time allowed for payment and do not pay -&hen the creditor can report you as overdue on your account and begin collection proceecllags. U this ts done, the creditor also must report that you question your bill, and you must be given In wriUDg the aame and address of eacla person to wbom your credl& 1.Dformatloll bas been given. When the mauer la 1eUled, tile creditor mut re· port the oetc:ome &o e ac la penoa wllo rttelved la· formation aboDt you. If tb1a 110Unds compUcat.ed, that's becaue It is. Save Ws lalonnatlon for future reference and m ake sue when you open aa acc:ouat tlaat the creditor gives you a complete statement of your •·air Credit BllU.g rtgbts and at least twice a year thereafter -or you a re sent a shorter version with each bHU.g. t · .... ,.. Sperlallt1 l•r Dl•alllefl DEAR READERS: Special wlleelcllatr-ac~uible campaltft cH lliow be reserved at elJbt 11Hffera& mlta of &M stale pull system uder · H Hpert..,..I pr91ram deyeloped joiatly by lJlte l&ale Oeputmn&s of ReMbditatkNI Hd Parks ... aeaeaaa.. Tiie .,edal ea•psltea are available at Soata. Cart.W 8Ute lleHll la Su Diel• c..ty; Lab Perrll 9&Me Seneatlom Area la RlftnWe Ceuty; Carpllllerla aate Beaelt la 8u&a Barbara C...&y; 81henrM41 l&a&e &eerHUea Area I• la• Bena,._ Coat7; 8H IAll &eeenot.r SBA la •n~ c..&,; la•HI •. Ta, .... IP .. ••rt• C.UV: ...,., c.weu a.ta 1111 SP la SU&a Cna C.8111J: ......... Oro.tlle 8ltA ....... Coaty. lleeena..._ wlll M It)' ........ ..,.ea.._•· l y. Tile ••PllH&I•• •11••141 bt •ailed to Tleketna, P .o. ••• IMlt, IH Praaeleeo, NIM, ........... ,., ...._ fee, ,._ 11.11 for llten~•llra • .,.. .......... apedlJ ~ l"9 ti ea•,aa1 etl ....... ...., ........................ ., II'• a ea-.u, ••••-•lnller. a ... na..._ enw .... •faru...-...u1a•uee, ... :r.••11'1 .._.." • ..._. . .,_ 1tu•ca,.1• 1 te." ••r• l•f•r••&I•. 11 Hallaltlt fro• C.11 •..,.,.._fl Pub &M aecnau.., P.O .... Utt, laera•eaa.. Hill. er fr•• ,,......_ -,, rate or increase during the second quarter of 1979 was 13.4 percent. If thlngs keep going the way they have been -and the gov- e rnment says they won't -thls year 's inflation could be the wor!>l since 1!>46 Only once since th<.•n. in l97'1, have prices risen more than 10 pc n:ent in a Slllgle ye::1 r IT IS llARD TO comparc 1979 with 1946. In many ca!.eS. ycllowed news paper clippings <1re the only thing we have to re- mind us of a lime when a h;1lf·a- cent a gallon increase 1n the pri ce of he ating oi l madl· headlines. when the National r -White bread. 10.4 cents a one-pound loaf. F'lour, 35.4 cents ror a rive· pound sack. -Hamburger. :J4. J cents a pound. Mi lk, 16.7 c<.'nts dcclun·d a state of emerg .. n cy 1n Hivers ide County, which should spl·ed relief to thl' vi<:t1m5 or. thl' heavy rains and fl<1sh flood!. of one week ago. ACCORDING TO THE Tax Foundation Inc:, <1 non-profit re- sea rch group ba s ed an Washington. D.C. taxes grew 50 percent faster than earning~ in the 20 Yl'ar ... from 193!> IC! 1959 and 25 pC'r<'t•nt fastt>r than earn in gs in the 20 Yl'i.l n; '>ln<'l' 1959 T hl· Labor Uq1artment said 1h~1l ,J I) p1cal workc·r·:-. n ·al ..,pt·ndablc• l':Jrninr:s aftn tak ing t:.ixc·s <ind infh1t1on inln ,,,. count dropped :1 5.. p<.'rc<:nt in the 12 months that cn<kd J unP 30 Tod a y · :-. b ,, r g a 1 n :-. • I 1 k t· yestcrdl1y0!., depl'od larg('ly cm how much you h(.IVl' to s pend Old Distillery Said Top photo ts exterior of M ichter·s. the na · t 1on 's oldl·st \\ hiskcy distillery. near Sc hadrerstown. Pa., which has been sold . /\t bottom. a Michte r employee checks temp~raturcs in fermenter tubs containing \Our mash. The new owner plans to expand ..,;.ile~ worldwid<' · No Full service. Featuring United's premier "Ocean to Ocean''Sttvice. Now every United nonstop to New York from Lo!, Angeles Intl isa flight of fancy. Without a fancy price tag. 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Fare subject to c hange. 5 nonstops to New York . 8 :30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 3:00 p.m. 10: 15 p.m. (Night Coach) Arrive 4:45 p.m. (JFK) 5:05 p.m. (Newark) 8:J5 p.m. (JFK) 10:55 p.m. (Newark) 6: 10 a.m. (JFK) "Duck a I' orange? On a disco1mt fll/lht?'" .. On/11 tlte prtce 1 discount. Alice. Onie, the prlct•" I ·, - ' ' t Seng a mt (Wltll Men) ~e Tune Sour Note to Feminuu TOKYO CAP) -Fem' 0?11.1 are IUmlDC .-;i,....,_. •• ......._.,..., ... mlq aliM''9 • Ml&-. la _.... dlllt ,..,... com ._. ..._ ,_. bride to 0 n.. qultil and ................ n. ,...,.... nieont. ··vow Lord and .. ...., Prod.alma,•• hu vaua..ct lMo the Top T• • tlM9 llUt .,..._. J•t ...U alter b«lin1 releaMd, INnlina lh• praiHI ol womanly obf d1ence and 1weet 1ublorva.e.. tradlUOf'lal ¥lrtuH rooted ln J apan'• feudal •1~. '"'l"M&a&'8 IOMETHING I WANT to uy ta.fore you bffom my brld , " vocal it aonawrtter Muubl ada bf1lnJ "llear out my true '"""''· Don 't a~p bffor~ I do Doo't 1et up after me. Cook nc>lhfoa but aood mull Md alway• look preUy. Keep qu1t.<t and follow be!WMl me~·· S11d11 .eoe.i on to dec lurt that "I probably won't cheat on you. but stupict-J 11lous1e11 ar'-' out." One sporU n wspaper billed It "tho 21ong all men have been wulUng for " But womem lhoul(hout the country urc loudly complatnln• that it 11 a throwb&ck w t.he dllta11t d1y1 when a Japanese womun waa expected to be u s lave fanst to htr rather, then to her hwibund, und flnully to he r 1:1on. ' SADA 'S k £ P R ES ENT A T I V t: , NMln1u Ania~. admitted he and Sada hav rttelvt.od hundre:d• or 1anary calla and letlf'rt from women. Out h.., claim e d thut the majority of woml'f1 who re.ponded aald, "Thank you for t •flln1 It like! It 1hould bti " And ht1 uld almo1t every man they heard trom ex,Src lt--d upproval of the 27· yor old buChtJlor nlnacr's deflnilion of prop(:r wifely oohuvior. t't.<mlnl1t11 have m ade some aalns 88 Japan • womt1n have been freed fro m the ('001tralnl8 o f U trodltaonaJ ¥OCICl)' that COn• 1ll&nt'd them to a 1t1lcnt. supportive role. Sul 'womt•n'11 hb" hui; not miade UR much prol( 1 f'1'S ht·n· a11 It hu1.1 m the Unlll'<.I StatH und <ttht.>r Wl•11tl'rn 1wclolac1.1 0 t: MAJOR Nt;WSPAPt;R, neverthc· h•si.. <·omm<'nU'd that Sada's :1ong 1s more \\ 11\hfuJ lhh1king thun u declaration of Lhc mu rs ll'<I male's rtl(hli.. T)le morn lakdy case toth1y 1i. the wcuk wtlll•d and he npeck ed hus bund who h11s h undcd ovt·r control of t•verythlnt: from th(' purse s trings to the ('hOICC Of bt!er lo hlS wife, IL suid. The i.on.:-dOt'S end on a :;ofter nolc ··o on 't dH' be rorl' m e. you a re the only woman I will l'Ver love•" u dccla rutlon lhal 111 (.•urll1·r d uys 1Jlly S<'lf r(:sJ>('cllng 1>i1mura1 hus lw nd m·v<•r would h ave m"dc. P UBLIC NOTICE -, \Ul'l'alOa GOUllT 01' THf STATI 01' CALIPOltNIA l'Olt 1 H_a COUNTY 01' OllANGI ... A ... J NOTI C I 01' HIAlt l N(.; 0 ' l'l!T ITIO N ,0 11 O ltDlll AUTHOlllllNO E lll!CUTION 0 ' AMINDMENT 10 Lt:AU Conw1 va111r11111p 01 '"" oonon .t111<1 •n ·~ M•lll'< or '"" Lwt••~ 01 Ao"' M ... ,,,, .~ .. FfO"tr •••''''· (on~tv•t• NOll<t I\ M•fflV 11""'" lh<tf JOV PH I 1 HOMPSON •• (1;t1....,,va10t. of lho •«Hh• e\t••P. ft•\ f1hl'd Mr•tn "" "•'•'•--O ,._, .. 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"'"' 1A YHtthJ' rHIOrtto M1' ';it,etton w4\ ,. m .. rnh.-r ut tt1•• jnQhtWOOd ( Mblttrt\ t..luO 4f"t(J "'"' A 1f'\11n1~r tit fht> ( tf\t lln11 .. (1 Mfltt'wKll\t Crt"fC " <A (.cnt• Mli\A t rllVh•llfl•H'lit ••ti '•"'• IJ4N • •I ow fltQlew()t1•) f-t49H Ct1melc'¥ Ot1 lul• JI. I~/~ •I 10 10 AM f ,, ... A•-. P•ul Al•.1•nf1•H w 11f ot t1t.1dt" \m11h & fuln111 M O,h M •1 dire(IOr\, 01 ( 11m '>I . I"''" M~•· 6•& •11118 r HAUOtt u.w.._MT. oun" Mortuary • O,mr11ory Croma1orv ' 1£>;15 G1&lcr Avu Costa Mel.a 540-5554 IA.ln.e&GHOH fUMlllA.L HOME &46-242.t Costa Mei.a 673-9450 _...llOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Bro&dwav Coste Mw.sa 6'12·9150 SMITH & TUTHILL MOITUAIY WISTC&.W CHAf>IL MorlulfV •Cremation., Flower Shop 427 E 17th S t Costa Mesa 646-4888 NIClllOTtml IMrnn MOITUAIY ~7 Mein St HunttnQton e .. ch 53M630 ,.,.,..,, COLOM.A&. ...... L NOMI '••"'' ,., •I ff"''" rl t '' ••v41--0 ''' "''" Elsewhere I f l1·1ft1 f r I l If\ Attf11 IP ',l<11ft •,I ( .... .,,, .. " ,, ..... ,, '"''''· ,.,,, 1•ut1h\~ Ot•n()I (o.\t l••••tt P~ ,,, Jul t 1l )J ~nc:I AUQ '·I l l'I• )/II I• M l /\M I (AP1 Kobf'rt l'c ntlaod Jr., HO , :s ph1l u nth rop1 ~t 1Jnd found<'r of Lh'· Orung•· Bo" I comm1ttt·t· ;ind a t•t•rt1rwd pulJltt· aud1 l1ng firm, d1l'd ht•n· Sund:.iy ·PALM 1n:s..:1rr f/\P) Mary Ford, Ml>. w idow of Ac1Jd t·my Av.ard "1nn1ni: direc tor .John 1-'ord . rla·tl S unda) or r1·~pirat11ry fodur1: ut a ho1>p1t al tu•1't' l.I::X l='<.TON I\\ 1 A I' 1 John Ha) n1· U rt"l'k inrid~t·, fi!i " l.e· >. 1ni.:ton lu"H·r and th1 e•e· 11me t•11n1•11·.,.,rnan, d1l•rl Sund a \ 111 ;1 111•:11 t .it 1.1e·k ...,, ; l I II k I-.' 11 I nil 1 \I'• ( lar .. nc:c· E lh uion. ~l . f11rr11t-1 l!f•;111 cit I h1· l lll\"1'1.,11 \ cit '.\11t11· Ila 111 e• I .av. ..,t. h1,.,1 :11111 f•111nd1·r of 1111• 11111 ... ,. r II ,, I I \ I' \1 a 11 I " n 1•11111111 •111 1.111 111 .1 11d 11•11•\ 1~11111 tlt •·tl !-.;11 111 d ,, \ ( 1 urn 11 ,..1 rukl· lie• '>1Jfli•11•d l lNft V,f•f•k'. ;11'1• Dismissed Teacher Returned KJ HK LANO. W:.i ~h I AP J The Lak1• Wa sllln~lon School Ohl· tric t hab re ins tated u t eacher fired in May for re peat<'dly usin g pro · f&lnity "I always wan ted to be a thief. but I felled the s c reen test!" • Prostitutes Hit .4'tr<>Lling Ban ...,., 1 )I K'I '>"l I AP 1 l'ro:.l1tull':. he n • v.om1·n 111111 HIC'n alike· ;ire :.ingry h1·1•1Jus1· <J 1wh •1• 11:1!'> li:inrwd the·111 I 111m :.i "stroll w n .. ·· wh11l- tht•> .1n· 1m 111oha t w11 Anymu· e·1111111c·tf'rl hr rro:-.t1tul1on hy M un1c1p;d C'ourt .l11cl~•1· .luhn I" C'ru1k:.li:.ink Jr I!> ltild lo May aw:iv fr<irn :1 IH"•·M·rdwd urc:1 frf·lfUPrtlt•d hy :-.trt•l'fW,Jlk•·r., <>lh1•rw1:.t·. thl'y 'll do :10 111 60 d :J}:. IO Ji.iii for v111lal1ni,: fir'ObUtton • I "TllAT ttULING JUST MAKE~ ME want to :.lay o ul lll'rl' morl'," !>:.i11J Slcvt·, 2 1. who w;.e!'i dressed 111 fl'mtninc 11tt1r•· ··ttc should ll'avc u~ a lone unlt·i.s he w "nts u~ t11 ~"Lo lh<' north side." Clay, 20, ulso drc1>M·ll 111 f1·m1111nc dolhcs. s;,iid h<• will ra1bt' his pr1c·t·:. 1f h1· has to move hil> bu1>1 nc~~ Lo Slol'klon 's north '>1d1· '"With 1111· popul<Jtwn or St11tkton . its'" ha rd for e•vcr yl)(><ly to i:ct t1 Job.' C'l:iy 11111<1 "Whut they m:.ikc 111 one d.ty, J n1ak1· 111 urw <l:il1• " H ea ring o ffi cer Mich ael Beck ruled the JANELi.•:. WHO SAIU S1tt:·s ·1rnEN urrt•i.lt•<l school district's failure· I ~ lune•:. for prn~l1lullfin . 11t11d th•· rulln~ h11~ n · to pl:.icc Linda Brown ,111 clu c·cd h•·r w11rk w1·1·k t11 1·ve·ry t•ouplt• of n1ghti. or 1>0 probation prior tu Lhc· rrnm 1J :.kady flv•· 111gh1:. a w1·1·k. d1s misi;a l conslilulcd "u J<Jm•ll•· :.athe· mah:. $100 to S1 :,11 IJ m"hl 111 mutcrlal proeedur:.il de $:!!> a lnc·k 11lu1> rnone·y :ih1• iwt11 from rnhbtnl( feet... lit• o rdered the l'U~tomt·n, district reimburse he r But Munu . iW. :.111d ~tw h w,11 't lwe·n holhcrt•d for altomt-y's fees anrt a by lht· ···,1mll 1.1in1·" IJan y••t portion or bac k wage,, . 'I U1111k tl 'i. i;ood (or nlt• ~tnt't' I h11v1• no 11ro1Ja lwn. bul 1l'!> tw rd for lhl' ottwr luche·~ tu dL•lll w1lh aroundhc rt'," M:.iria :.1Jld . Ms . Brown returned lo work at Kamlak ln Junior JUgh as u sub s titute t eac h e r , u spokeswoman said OCC Sets Workshop 'I' h t· c n m m u n i l y serv1ce·11 dt•p:ulmc nt or Orungc Coust College in Costa Mes u is s ponsor- ina a children's d unce works hop for youngste r:, 4 through 11 The cla111:1 will be he ld Tuesday and Thursd~ys Aug. 14 through Aug. 2a. from 8 u.m . to 10 u.m . for those 4 to 6 und 10 a.m. to noon for 6 to 11 ·year ·old.s. Th e cost o r th e workthop l1 Sl~. For 1n· formaUon call 558-5880. For the Record /tf arrfage LlreR•e• Jiiiy ' 110 IAKA8 ... YA)HI All"tl l"•li. )~. Of (yllf•\~. ~ r!1yQOO )0 OI • ount•ln V•U•v Wl!.IN\l\IA M•"' JULV • W1'l LA(.£ H/AVA'> llon~lll ()~•11. H 01 lfunll~on 11 ... <ll. •ncl llr•nd• Matto. It. OI L~ 6-11 <OllNf LL f;ll \ON Sl4•"" P•ul ••. o• G••Oen c.ro ... and (elhe11rw Ann. 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PUBLIC NOTICE rlCTITIOUS aU\IHlU NAMI' STAfEMl!NT 111 .. IOll<Mlflll """°" " -"9 IN>t "*'' ., " 0 tlA'>tl A N ">l[RH/A P HO PER llE'> 11•10 !>p 11nod•I• \lr• .. t Hurt11nQ10f'\ lie'K'-, C..He0t,.1e ,., .... k '' "•ttn Atl.-n Outw•t•r # 11•~ 'ttmpt' Or1Yr-, Hunt1nQton B t •Cl't C.elltfornl" 91e.t'i fhl\ bU\iM\\ I\ <ondurt•d by .. hm1t~d p.«IMr\IHp Mir ~f'd Q\,1.w,,trr f n1\ t.l•t~t #4\ ftlf'd Wflft I,_. ro11tt•1 <It,. 01 Or~~ (Qunl• ~ July ,., '~'" ......... ..,UIJll\~ C)fnt'l(Jf I u..t\1 CJttll\f P 1lt.1I Julv 11 JO dn<J AUQ b I J, IVI~ 181' I•, PURI.I(; NOTICt; CP O U )41DD NOflCE IOClttOITOll'> OF 8ULIC TJIAN\f'(lf l\ot<• OIOI •IOI UC(. I U (>flfl .... HfflthV f.-1tV tN I•> •,.•tit''''. at ,,,.,. w1ft\10 ndm...a V.ttrl• .. "" tf't .. I t11 t)l1t• tf.n'>lt'tf I\ 41'10U't tO 1-"1 "'•°"" '"'PH'°""'' pr<>1.4rty tw11•1"•ttrt 1)t •,111t;"(J f hr n.•,.,..,. ""'° f)U•un.\\. dddt•\\ t)f 1n, ,,,,. nn ... d '' ,.n,t~r c..H •\ , .. WAI IJI NI I l<lOl ll. '>'>n o ';''' tti ~II•."'" Q,.11m~ Or1v~. Hun I otQtAn ~_., f\, (•ht .,, • .,. f n1 n•~· ... ,"° tN.,,,.,, •OOtM\ ol tr"' 1nl•rdt",J 1•Ml"•'""..,.' ,.,., JAMl ... MA 1 fNI ANNA 1'\\fl•t 04 J0\ H11 I .,/6 M A ,fJl l AHN.A ._,\no 1 tf) 4'1 \/ \t,; \'IAI t .. mon A•rnv.-, ,.,, .... <it••• QJt) 'ho1tl ttw prr~rt\I P4"tt11')1",,1 h-'t'fl'fO •\ f)t ,, 1 1o.-t11n ()I-',....,,.,,., l111thtu1•. ft• ,,,,. ·•IHJ .. (fUIU'"•'n'. ,,..,tJ .. nttm" f Y•IM4\.tt .. 1itlf 1~1~ Tt1tn\tt11,,., \CllV1CE £\CltOW COMl'ANY ltlU 8N<ll lllvll Wt'\tmen\Wr. c...411 '2..U J.lutJlt\nrtJ Ot.n.:}'• ( O•\t Uruly ''•lut '"'")I) ,.,. 1~•0 '~ P UBLIC NOTICt: REPORT OF CONDITION Conc,nfldal1nq dom1·<,t1< .,ub'>1d1.lrie'> o r ~outh (o,1c;t Nat1on<1 t Ailnk of Co.,ta Mesa in lhc s tatP of (<1ll fornl<1 .11 thl' clost> of l>uS on June 30, 1979 publl.,hed 'in ri•pon-.•~ to c .. 11 mild~ by Comptro'lfer ot lhC' Currr·nry, under t1llP 17. United 5ta te-. (Odr, S«ct1on tbl Charlt.>r number tb4SJ, National Bdnk Rvg1on Numbl•r t.a ASSETS Statement of Resources and Liabilities Thousands of dollars (r1<,h anddup rrom de·po'>1lory 1nc,11tut1on'> 3,997 U ~ Trc:a'>urv '>cc untie'> .. 40S Obllgal1on'> ol othe r U S GovNnment 2,200 <1qf'ncwc. and corporal ion'> Obtiqatrons of Stille'> a nd pot1tical \ubd1111 '\1on<, 1n the Un1 tPd Stcltes . 391 Alf ott)er '*cur1t1P'> . . . ... 188 Federal funds -,o ld • .ind c,1:c urll1es purchased unde•r agreement'> to re">cll .. 1.7SO Loan<,. Total IP)IClud1ng uncarnf'd income> 13,8Sb Less Allow .. inc.c for PO'>S•blr• loan IOSSl S Lodn'>, Ne t . Bank prPmlses, furn iture dnd fi xture'>, dnd other as:.ct!> r1:pre!>t!nt1"9 banto. prem1S(:\o . Real estate owned other than bank premises ........ . All o ther ass.ct., ........ . TOTAL ASSETS ....... . 133 13,773 ..•.. t,027 ....... 91 ...... 312 25,094 LIABILITtES Demand deposits of indlvlduals, partner ships, and corporations . . . . . .. IJ,701 Time and savlnos deposits of Individuals, partner ships, a nd corporation!. ............ 8,228 Deposits of United Stales Governmen t ........ t 10 Certified and officer s· che(kc, ............... 875 Tota l Deposits ........................... 22.91 5 Total demand deposits .......... t4,687 Total time a nd savings deposits .. 8,228 All other tiabllltles . . . . . .............. t25 TOTAL LIABILITIES (exctudlno subord1nated notes and debentures I . . .... 23,040 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock No. Shares authorized . No. Sha res outstanding (par value> 5urplus ... 712,079 . t 78,!169 Undivided profits a nd reserve for contingencies and other capital reserve~ . . . . . . . • .... · .........•. 747 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ........... : .... 2,054 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO EQUITY CAPITAL .................... 25,094 MEMORANDA Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of deposits In denomlNtlons of s100.ooo or more ...........••.•....•.. 2,470 Averege for 30 calendar days Cor o lendar month) ending with report date: 7801 8olN Av• W.t~lnat« ea:J-3625 At.OClt,.(;lt OAl'l'•Y -A l•n O.•ld, 12, -LI-Je, 12, -.. '°' 1 • Mllo.e Mr •1141 Mo ... .,...,. ...,.,., .. ,, lnlN,.., ....... 11 ..... ••i.\ """' ... _. ......... jet Total depe>slts ............................ 22. 167 I Steven E. Vollmer, Senior VI'• Pr"ldent of the abow-nemed bank do hereby decl•r• thet this Report of Conditions Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and btllef. 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VOiimer We, ttw uncMrslgn9d directors attest tht c;or. rtctness of this $fatement of rtsourcM 1nd liabilities. we declare th•t It h11 been •••mined by us, and to the btst of our knowlectoe and btllef 11 true Ind correct. Albtrt Pereltteln een11mln lndts Ntc• J . ff tor lo Dtrectora Detee Juty u. 1f7t PubtllNd 0tanoe c.ont Delly Piiot, Juty •· ff7t 2'02·~ ' .. 1 ... . -.. Juty 30, 11'1't DAIL y PfLOT .4 JI Cost of Auto. Insurance Lowered in Boston ACTIC ial-a-Tape WSLLSILSY. II aH. CAP> -a .... • ...... ..au· ••. ln· eura.ee 1L1t•m ha•• remo••d ..._ •• du a• ~tlDetioa ol belnc Ua• moat e.,...&ve 1Dajor city ln ...._..,drive. Tiiie ALA Au&o • Tra.-1 Club ny1 a New York Clty rea6dent pay1 •1-lll I ceDLI a mU. mO... than a .,....._ to drive • full..ued um tar 11.• mU. a year. ·~·''"" APWl,..._.,lo Gov . J oseph P Teasdale of Missouri is r enting a house in K a nsas Ci t y f o r $1,700 a month while extensive r<'pa1rs arc being made on the m a n sion . but h is m eals a r e being brought da ily from t he official residence 150 miles away. •Usbian' Remarks Costly SAN DIEGO CAPJ A Paclfic Southwest Airlines stewardess has been awar,ded $36,000 in damages for r em arks made by a PSA flight captain who implied she was a lesbian. A Superior Court jury d e liberate d one day .._ before granti ng the award to ' Cath l een Schomer. who initially souehl $50,000 in the suit against PSA Capt. ~ _J)ouglas Smidt._ MS. SCHOMER'S suit said the incident oc · curred three years ago at a Long Beach hotel where the plane's Cr l'w was ·spendlng the ni ght bdore a morning flight. According to prosecut- ing attorney Brian D. Monaghan. Smidt en · tered the room where M s. Schom er and another flight attendant were staying and Invited them to join him in the hotel bar. WHEN THEY r e- fused, Monagha n s aid. the pilot allegedly re- turned to the lounge and told other c rew mem- bers that the two women we re "getting it on, do· ing their thing." Monaghan said hi s client learned of the re· marks and complained to PSA. but the airline's response was to launch an investigation or her. That investigation con· eluded that M s . Schomer was not a les- bian. Monaghan said. Defense ClauSet A course in setr· defenae for women will be offered this fa ll at Golden West College in HuntiDCtoa Beach. The phy1lcal educa· lion course. which will also deal with the men· tal and leeal aspects or assault. ii belng offered in both clay and evening lftllODI. Tbe campus ad · ml•lom office la t.aklne a ppolntmenta for fa}l semeeter re1l1tratlon wbleb bellnl Au1. 24. CIUHl l&art Sept. 10. Reeldeai.eee i\ppwoved r· Tb• rlub 1ald H. found that a New York OU reeldeol pays 22.M C.U per mll• to drive a full·liae lm car 11,000 mllet per bear, eompar.cl with 21.14 ctntl per mUe for a 8olt.oft6an. 1y1t.m aanon1 private lnsurens that bad utablilhed rates previously. ''The major reason for the change ln ranJUnc1 ll tbe insurance reform• whlch have reaulted In substantially lo'Yer premiums for Bay Stale driven." the club said. -about 1.~ cent. a mlle lower on a full·siie car -and with subcompact vehicles, which save about $1,100 per • Pie .. Requeat T_,. By Number • • • • 01 aedr hM DI WltJ CNroprectlc? TWO YUM AGO, Bolton led New "6rll lnexpeuee by a 1U1h\mar1ln. year. 02 Whlpieelt DI Nedr. •autNf', Ann '•In oa Arttwttta 01Low9acll'A LAt , .... 04 tt.adachee l>I. NeMtUIMM a Taneloft But ln Jt17, 1tate ln1urance of· flclal1 be1an 1ellln1 rates and a boU1hed the compeUllve raun1 THE CLUB'S STUDY or 14 cities and aix rural areas found that the coat of drlvin& ls lower in rural areas The survey, the club's ftrat ln two years, was made this sprlne when the average price of gasoline in tbe I 20 areu was 83.01 cents per eallon. T•pe Center 645-1701 24 Houn Courteay of Or. D.vtd W. Olbeon The cost per mile of owrun, and opera tine a fuJl·slze car in Los Angeles is20.69cents. '-------------------' up to , • For Your Favorite Charity Ir's our way of osl~ing you to join the celebronon as we open our beautiful. new office 1n Newporr Geach! We're here to help mol~e all o( your tomorrows beautiful. We know there must be a special place 1n your l1f e for a favorite chonry so now you con make ltfe a ltrtle more beour1ful for others. roo Come 1n and enter our ··eeau11ful Tomorrows Contest." There's no obligation. and we hove a free gift and refresh· menrs for you just for stopping by to soy "hello " You'll discover that Universal Savings rol~es pnde 1n be1og on 1mporronr porr of the communities we serve. Come in and let us storr building Geoutiful Tomorrows for you and your fovonte chonroble organization. FIND YOUR BEAUTIFUL TOMORROWS AT UNIVERSAL SAVINGS If you haven't experienced the pleasure of doing business or any o f Un iversal Savings' offices throughout Southern Coliforn10. there's a rreor in store for you. You con alw ays expect the highest interest ovo1loble from a wide·selecrion of insured cert1f1core and passbook savings occounrs. There ore loads o f free services for o il cusromers. plus special services .. and The Universal Savers Club ... for qualified accounts, roo! Visit us soon in Koll Center at MocAnhur and Oirch. Newport Geach. • ' ENTER UNIVERSAL'S FABULOUS "BEAUTIFUL TOMORROWS CONTEST " . 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OP 7130 , ____________________ _ FSLlc ,_ ....... _ ........ c..e ... .. 4590 MacArthur Boulevard • Koll Center • Newport ~each MondaythruThursday9-4•Friday10-6 (714)95~0536 f,.• Porkln9 (Enter from Olrch St.>- , ·--- 2 Cities Seek Miller Ouster By 0 . C. Hustlag~ Ot !tie o.tl~ f'11et Stall Garden G rove Mayor Flerth Erickson l s spearheading a drive lo talk Orange County's League of Cities into calling for the resigna - tion of the county's new su pervlsor . Edis on Miller The city councils of both Garden Grove and Anaheim voted to seek Miller 's resignation and have asked for a s peci<tl l eag ue m ee t1n ~ t o muster support from the other 24 members. M Iller said he docsn 't have h mc to fight the move • • • A SSE MBl~YMAN Ri c hard Robinson. 0 -Sanla An<1 , s aid 1l took the s l<1lc Auditor ~~neral six months to te ll Orange Countiam. what they a lready knew -tht:y are gettin g ripped olf Robinson said a six month study of gas tax revenu es s how e d Orange County con- trlbul~ 7 8 pert'P.Dl of state revenues collected. But only 6.5 percent of those revenues we r e spent on the county's transportation net!ds. That adds up lo SlS2 mi Ill on that Oran ge Co unt y wa s shortchanged Robini;on i;ald * • • ORANGE COUNTY Supervisor Harriet Wi eder will address the monthly luncheon meet· tng of the World Trade Cente r Association of Orange County al noon Aug. 6 at the Registry Hot.el in Irvine For reservations for lhe $7.50 lunc h . call Barbara Schofield , Pfizer. Inc .. 540-9180, ext. 240. ••• ASSEMBLYWOMAN Marian Bergeson. As 1emblyman D e nni s Mangers and Senator John Schmitz will speak at a noon meeting of the Orange County Coast Association Aug. 13 at Irvine Coast Country Club in Newport Beach. Requesta ror reserva- tions to the '6.50 lunch can be mailed to the aa. 10ClatJon al 115112 Beach Blvd.. 1224, Hunt.lncton Beach. Deadline la Aug. 8 ••• ~U.S. SEN. Barry uoldwater wUI speak at an Au1. 15 luncheon 1poftlCll'ed a.y tbe World Affairs Council of Oran1e County at. the Dlaneyland Hotel. Tlrket1 for the SlO luncb can be requested from tbe council at eu W. Qvtc Center Drive, Santa Ana . ••• •••· aoaaaT Badlaam, R·N•wpon Beach, has been ap- poinled\oapanellostudy the SALT I I treaty for the U.S. Senate. * • .. HUNTINGTON 'Beach attorney Jerome Bame. recently was appointed lo the county Fish and Game Commission by Orang e Count y Supervisors. Nine d ays after he was sworn into oHice in June, Bame landed a 102-pound sailfish while fishing off the coast of M azaUan. Mwco. I "tef/6~~· ·~· !e:AN& c=.. Future A rtisi Ahsa Eck, 4. of Laguna N iguel draws with colored ch<Jlk in the a rt workshop for c hildren on Laguna B c<ic h '~ Festivul of Arts Ground!> sponsored by the festival where her dud. Fred E ck. h as ~ gl<Jss-blowing 1·x h1b1 t. Youngster:-. a r c furn1:-.hcd ~moc ks <ind dre:iwi ng materwls and may crc<.itl! to lhc1r heart's content. \ -... ~ .... ,. ,,., ..... ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS Senior Citizens of Newport Beach Welcome: MacNab-lrvine R eal Estate salesman CARL BUTLER 644-5524 renown specialist .in residential leasing of !v ewport Property . Happy Fortieth! t ' ' ! •Stocks •Comics •Movies •Televlslon OAILYPM.OT What · Press11re? · We're in the Driver'• Seat--·LaRoche DAVE LaROCHE ·nckner ~·Still Top Skater . COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. •. ' <AP> -Ch a rles Tickner. • flashing the lyric g race an·d l abandon that made him the '' world men's figure s kating , , champion in 1978, isn 't quite · ready to step a side for the ~ younger American skaters snap· ' ping at his heels. ·.. In '1'1ckner·s view. his daring ~ come-from -behind performance . in the NatiQnal Sports Festival's individual skating com petition ~ i serves notice that the three-time ··i' national champion has no plans. :: r. at ~ge 25, to call It a car eer. .. , ~ TICKNER TRAILED 19-year· old Scott Cramer of Colorado Springs going into the free skat- ing pQrtion or lhe, competition Sunday. But he changed that. despite a sore ankle, by whirling • through a dizzying four triple ~ jumps, combined with five minutes of the classical pre- cision that marks his style. As expected, Tai Babilonia 1 and Randy Gardner won the · i pairs, arid 18-year -old Lisa· t Marie Alle n claim e d the i wome n's gold medal with a c areful but near-fl awl ess performance. 1 Allen. a statuesque blonde. ~ formerly of Garden Grove, said l he r free skating program in· , eluded no triple jumps because "I didn't feel I needed It and I haven't been skating much." t Allen might have been forced . 1 i nt o a mor e a c rob a ti c performance ii world champion Linda FratiaMe of Northridge hadn't bad to scratch from the I festlvalwilhanankleinjury. -~ Io the dance competition, ' favorites Judy Blumberg and Michael Seibert tbdlled their ' hometown audience by winning the gold medal handily. J ' FESTIVAL TRACK and field Sunday was marked by the con· tiouing emergence of Tony Darden as a force In the 400 1 111eten. Darden showed his Pan American Games victory over Olympic cbamfioo Alberto J ua ntoreno o C uba was something more than chance. The fut·lmproving Darden, 21, aped to the belt time in the world tb1I year, winning in 45.02 seconds. Guplng for breath in the 7,200-foot altitude, Darden sald be hadn't trained in two weeks and was surprised at the time. "I didn't lhlnk it WU that , fast," he murmured. "I don't I feel too good, from tbe rac• and • th~ altitude (7,200 feet). l ha· I · ven't trained la the last two weeks. I've bet!ft takin1 lt easy." Herman Frazier, bronze medalist in the 19'11 Games, I.I flniaMd ... 45.11. f Cbarlla Falter took advantace l of bia ~ u a late replace· mnt or tbe wol1d Ncord bolder J ta ti•• 110-meter burdlea, Renaldo Nebemlab. Fo1ter ' breeaed to vlctor1 la 13. Tt •caadl. 81 DA ft CUNNINOllAM .... ..., ......... Releww Dave LaRoche bad a dlaappol11U111 ltrst half, the Aaa•ll' phdUac staff la burti.Dt and tbe club la ftlbtlftC for What may be tta ftnt divtaioo•l UUe. But LaRoeM aaya he doeln 't f .. l a !Ml ol preuure. "If you're cbaflni someone maybe r,ou put pressure on .youraelf, • L&R.ache .HY& .. "but we're in the driver's seat, so all we have to do Is go out and do our job. The pressure is on the other guys." LAROCHE CAME OUT of the bullpen to log bis ninth save or the year. helping rookie Steve Eddy notch bis first major league victory, 9-3 over the Min· neaota Twins Sunday arternoon at Anaheim Stadium. It was a dlrferenl LaRoche from the guy who compiled a 2·7 record and 6.31 ERA before the All -star break. "The first five or Six weeks or the season my arm wasn't really in shape," La Roche explains. .. But since then I guess you can s ay I've bee n unlucky. 1 ·d give up a dinky hit, make a mistake, then somebody smokes it, and I'd end up getting beat.., LAROCHE WATCH E D another of what he calls "one of my patented hits" in the ninth, as second baseman Bobby Grich lost a pop fly ln the sun. That opened the door for one Minnesota run, but LaRoche had retired the fi rst seven batters he faced and. all in all, called it a good outing. "It was nice." La Roche sajd, "to finally contribute to a win." ALSO CONTRIBUTING were two men who wore Minnesota colors last season-Rod Carew and Dan Ford. Gr1fflt.b," Carew said. "Me? Oh, 1 Just do my job.'' Ford bit b.11 homer off a close frlud. Darrell Jackson. the Twioa' &oil.a& pitcher. "I W.U TALKING to him the other day." Ford says. "I told him I'm going to save it all for the day when he's pitching." Joe Rudi also hit a homer. a towerinl. t.hcee·ru.o &bot wbicb ended a personal O·for·14 slump. Don Baylor contributed a dou· ble and triple, each to the op- posite field, and Grich also hit a right-field triple. THE MAN WHO MIGHT have been happiest about the victory, "'11 goal i• to nt• trftldt -.e11 ..,., ... " IW Artflf!b' orga11iza- lion t.hrollflh con•f•· te11t , eze•plarf1 perlor..nce . .. Angel Pitcher Siev e Eddy Eddy, seemed unexcited about hls first big-league win. "It's kind of anti-climactic. I think 1 pitched well enough to win in Boston, but it didn't work out," th e 21-year-old right· hander says. "I didn't pitch very well. I'm just ~lad we won." Eddy is as out of place on a baseball diamond as a dolphin In the desert. He's a pre-med student at Ya le University Uh1rd year >. with a ma1or in psychobiology He s'peaks a multi·syllablc language which sounds foreign 10 a baseball clubhouse. YOUR AVERAGE ROOKIE pitcher m\ght say. "I wanna pitch good so I can stick with this club." · Carew got four singles 1n rive trips to the plate. while Ford drilled a two-run homer lo hi ghlight a three-for-hve after· noon. "I think Dan likes to beat the Twins. I know be likes to beat · CManager> Gene Mauch and he hkes to stick it to Cowner> Calvin But Eddy says, "My goal is to entrench mysel.f within the Angels' organi zation through co nsi s t e nt . ex e mpl a r y performance." The average rookie who gets <See ANGELS, Paie 8 2>, ' D•ol• Pilot .......... , Gao AmWft<' ballet torm a~ hl' catch(•!:> a wild throw in an attempt to g<.•t H.oy S malley at ~econd bas e . IT'S NOT BALLET! --The Angels' Jim An· aerson might want to give ballet a try as a career after he quits being a baseball player. The Angel shor~top shows per~ct ~~_..;;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Swimmi1J,g Yawn ••• Sipp,y . ' Wins Allother SANTA CLARA tA P1 When they ask Cynthia Woodhead what she did with her summer vacation. she'll be a ble to give the m a simple answer win swimming meets and win . and win ... and win ... Woodhead added to her grow· ing collection of championships Sunday by capturmg the 100· meter freestyle event at the San· ta Clara· Invitational, less than 24 hours after arriving from the National Sports Festival in Colorado where she won five golds earlier in July at the Pan Am erican games. "I'M TIRED." the 15·year-old high school sophomore·lo·be ad mitted after setting a meet rec ord. "But a bunch of us came here from Colorado. Someone suggested we come here for a day and it sounded like a good idea. l like s wimming, so 1t doesn't bother me ." Woodhead's ti me of 57 09 was. in fact. faster than the 57.30 she posted in winning t he event ea rlier in the wee ke nd in Colorado. Both times were off o.11y ~ ... ~"" •k11eN 1t......,. her American record of 55.80 set DON BAYLOR 18 OUT AT THE PLATE AFTER THE TAO BY BUTCH WYNEOAR. earlier thls year. Riehai-d Continues WhaDllDy Houston Pitcher Masten Dodgen Again " HOUSTON <AP> -Houston pitcher J .R. Rlcbard aeema to bave a whammy on Loe ~ ...... one tbe major leape strikeout ldn1 bM Uled on tbe Dod1era nine atraicbt Um• lblce June ll'lt. Hil ......, of tbe Dod1en lncluded bit· Ual and bele·l'UDlllDI wtt.b tbe plts,blnl 8wld11 u be leond tbe winn1QI run on a nla&b·lnnlna triple by Cesar Cedeno, stvtna Up Mtrol a 4-3 vtctorJ over Loi ADI••· alalUD ITaVCK OVT etibt Dodeen lo ., Illa ...-total to 112 and move bit· NtGird to f.lt-oo tbe year, but aaya be ..._'t &nat tbe Dod1en dlfferently I.bu _ ___.c .... 11i • ._. fact tbat u.,•n t.be clll~ ~ti• doeln't mean MJtblDa to ... • IHI •* .. Wbetber It'• aacum.u. Su PrMlll• or •J of tbe otben, 1 Jun trr to ,.. .......... "I ._1.,.. ....UM I Md a ltNU to- ... .. I ltM~n."beadcflCI. • ·- There was at least one Dodger who didn't 10 a.lonl with Richard'• explana· lion, however. "'BS GBTS UP FO& VS just like every. 90e elle doea," said Dodier sbortatoQ Bill RU1aell. "We're tbe Doc11en. '"'re tbe cbamplona. Everybody plays harder a1alnlt ut1 and the Altroe a.-e Just 1et.Unc more breau. • • ,. The bil break came when Richard stepped to tile plate la lhe niatb and bouaeed Dodier reliever Terry P'onter'a '-tteb lD froDt of bome plate and hllh Into .... ...,. . leCGld blleman Davey Looea trabbe41 tile W wltb btl bare bend and threw toward ftnt. but tbe ... Rlcbard beat tbe ..... ..... CBDSNO IUCID a triple Into Ille rllMftllcl coner to clrtw bome tbe ..... .,. . Ir I I • U,oUl then, the game had been a seesaw al!alr. The Aatros struck for two runs in the !int innlal on a double by Jose Cruz aad Eno11 Cabell 'a •inale. But Richard walked two Dodlen in the third. and Ruaaell'• 1in1l• acored catcher Johnny Oatea. Loe Aa1elea Ued UM: 1ame in tbe alstb wben Lope8 slo1led. stole second and came home on an error by Cedeno. TBS Al'ft08 WENT VP by one in their ball ol tbe alxtb with another double by Crua, wbo ICOnd on a nelder'• cbotct ln a 11111 pl:ar at the plate. I Tbt Altrol' victory maintained a 3~ aame 8-ewer MCODd·place CinclDnaU ln tM Na&Aoul IAque W•t. ,,.. Mia ,. ... Dodlen. falllnl \0 11 • .... Mell ., Houston. move OD to Cta- clan•tl to m..t tbe Redl tonlpt. Net SaWllllll. N. ln11i1 for tbe Doqwl aaa&Dlt Tom 8eewr. lC).I • .. ~t TRIPLE WINNER MaryBeth Llnzmeler BUT IT WASN'T that long ago that the girl from Riverside WM JUs t a "swim for fun," swim· mer. Wllh her jump to world class comm~ In 1977 and conUnu- 111nr.c as the Olympic year ap. proaches. "l pave talent.'' she says, stat- ing the obvious. .. And I work pretty hard. But it a ll really happened before I ever dreamed or 1t. Before I ever said. 'Hey, l want that,' it happened." Although the girl they call "Sippy." because "I Just don't look like a Cynthia." was the IUt. of the final day of the t.b~ay meet. she wasn't the only record breaker . Five other meet marks fell. bringing the total to 11 - the moet since 1972. OLYMPIAN Brlan Goodell or Mission Viejo, set three of thole markl. one eaeb day. Sunday. he wolf tbe 1,IOO Cree In 15:34 .03, brealdq b1a own record of lut year bJ more tban nine MCOOda. G o o d e II ~. t • • m m a t e , MeryBetb Lln1meter. joiud him as a trlple wianer aad became a double reeord Wdel' by wtmlq tbe 1,500 fnt I• WOIDID ta 11:12.2Sl ~.ll1btlr more tbm a MeODd Mu. tlaa. tbe old man Mt by 8bm..- Smltll tn 1tn. • .... • .4. I , • • I • . • . . ' , t ' l I r • ' • .................... r .. .. ...._.., ....... out el ftnt place ln tlM N•· II u.aa ..... ,_ ... ftnt tlm• ln u .,. . ....,.. .......... .., .. wttla • 5-1 wiD " ... ..... , ........... A-. .. _., bue9·1oeided ut,1e I hr . . . a. 1.-M acond four lD lbe M.h llUllQi to MM NH!k1:·11 Ma lbtla 1tn1Cbt lou. Pbilldelpb.la 'a MIU 1111• .. ;;e rilkd IUa .-Mme nm ol lbe MUOO ••• .lack a.ft ... a &...rm bomer ..a lee 1&r• ccmtrllMlted • nm· arr, lu PnDclleo pMt ... DielO. 4-2 .•. ta llY• ,,... wttb two doub&ea and a homer to p1 DUt AUuta. M . IM llaatlll and IUdl· le ••ll•lf 4lrcwe bl two 1'111111 u6eee to Wl the New York Meta over tbe a.&eaao cw.. "°· 1n a rala·tbortened Hven·lDD· lq 1amt. A ICMduled MCODd 11me wu poetponed. .• Gary a111'11elra 11111& tw. ..._. rw u Balli•.,. Mat Kwu Clty. M. for l&I 10th vtetory 1D 12 a a mes to c:ootinue its 1uan•lebold ID tlM Americu Leaiue East ... 8bte Laeuo bit • t .. nm liule and ._. ••• acored twice to lead llUwaukee onr tlae New Yort Yankees. 5-3, to complete• tllne·pme ,..., ... ...._ ParrWI btt two tolo bome rum ud 8ftne ..... added a ~-em~ bl.a.at to power Detroit over 'toraa&o, H ... ....,. ......... ~and 1lam homer ----ffttHewtta. a two-nm Mot~~ A.Iner._ capped..a_aeveo- run lecoad lnnlnC to lead. Cleveland over Cblca10. 9.g, ll was Cleveland'• .eventh at.raicbt win aioee Dne Garcia took over the manaaenal relnl from Jeff Torborc ... Rookie Mike M'or&u pttcbed a three-hitter for bis first major league vie· tory u Oakland dealt Seattle a 2·1 setback ... Carl 'YH&neaut1•1 RBI aroundout in the slxtb inning scored the wlooing ruo la Boston's 3·2 victory over Texas ... Milwaukee's Jim Gomer was ejected after a seventh-inning fight with Loa Ptalella or the Yankees. ..,~ TAKE THAT -Pittsburgh infielder Phil Garner dis· plays one of his talents as be aims a shot of milk at· a bystander during a "milk-off" before Sunday's game with the Montreal Expos. Tarkanian ·Denies ()f ficial ·'Warned Me to Get Out' From AP Diapatches LONG BEACH -College basketball coach m J erry Tarkaruan says he ended his $45,000·a -year association with a Las Vegas show reservations companyjn_l.977 after a close friend "warned me to get out," lhe Long Beach tndependent·Press Telegram re· oorted Sunday. The coach at Nevada-Las Vegas was H#ed In slate r<.>e· ords as an officer of Royal Reservations un\il Ma ren of tnLS year. although he satd he negollaled bis way out or any lies wtlh lhe ft rm in late 1977, the newspaper said. . The newspaper article quoted Tarkanian as saying ln an mte rvaew that the warning came when "a close fneod of mine ... a state oHacial ... new down from the state capital and wa rned me to get out ... that there might be some real problems with them." But in another telephone lo· terview Sunday night, TarkanJan denied saying lhal the warning came from a state offi cial. "The whole thing doesn't make any sense," TarkanJan said of the newspaper urt.acle. "Even now J doo'l know anything wrong with Royul Reservations. I think they thought they could sell somet newspupers in Long Beach by u:.1ng my name " Tanrnnian coached at Long Beach State from 1968 to 1973 and smce lhen bas couched at Nevada·LliS Vegas. For a Ume. Long Beach, end later Nevada-Las Vegas, were put on proba· lion and barred from National Collegiate Athletic Associauon cha mpionship competition in basketball because or alleged recru1ting violations involving Tarkanian. Tbe NCAA also asked Nevada-Las Vegas to suspend or fire Tarkanian, who won a temporary court order preventing his firing. The case has re mained in Nevada state court for two years. ,-------q..1~ ol dw Da9 ----- Oakland A's catcher Jett Newman. bJs mind on the small crowds his team hai; been drawing, to a pair of baseball writers: "Do me a favor. will you? Sit in the etaods Wnigbt." --~~~~B••efHlllTed••~~~~---. On this date in baseball in 1968 · Washlngtoo Senators short.stop Ron Ha.nscn pulled orr the eighth aod most recent unassisted triple play in major league history, but the Senators lost anyway. 10 I to the Cleveland Indians. Three pays late r. Hansen was traded Lo the Chicago White Sox for tnfieldcr Tim Cullen. Today's Birthdays: Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher J oe Nuxhall. who in 1944 became the youngest man ever lo appear in a major league game, is 51. Baltimore Orioles outfielder Pal Kelly is 35. San Diego Padres coach Doug Rader IS also 35. New York Yankees flrst baseman J lm Spencer ia 32. Montreal Expos outfielder Ellis Valentine is 25. ~•I *'••r Hon~e• Dies Doil C. Miller, 77, one of lhe legendttry "f''our • ·Horsemen" of Notre Dame, died Saturday nigt)t in Cleveland following ·a heart attack two wet!ks ago. Miller played lo the Notre Dame blickfteld from 1922·24 and carried the ball 283 Umes for I ,9l3 yard~ and a 6.83 average ... Mlliumt South African blacks, bucked by Amer1can civil rights activist Jesse Jackson, are cullmg for a boycott of lhe Oct.ober heavyweight lltJc bout belwe.:n black Ame rican John Tate and white South African Gerrie Coetzee ... Unbeaten World Boxing Association junior n yweight champion Yoko Gusbl.llen won a unan· imous 15-round decision over Panuma's Rafael Pedroza ln Kitakyushu, J a pan ... T~ammat es Alan JOllt S Dnd C lay Regau.on.I clalmcd the top spots in the German Grand Prix to cstabLisb their Saudi Arabian·backed racing team as the solid favorite in the final half of the 1-~ourmula I season. J ones took the lead at the opening nag a nd never trailed . . . MIU.~a A.J . Foy& overcame hot Texas t emperatures and Tom Blgelew to win the United Slates Auto Club Grand Prix 200. ll was Foy&'s third straight Indy car victory .... Princess Toby took ofr after saving strength for half or the race, pass· ing six other fillies and mares to capture the $39,000 Oswlitas Stakes at Del Mar in record time, 1:431/5 for the 11/16th·mllc race on infield grass . Te~ble~ R•dlo Followlng are the ma for S4)0rts events on television tod.sy . Ratings are :./ .t .t" excellent; .t .t ./worth watching; f < fa 1T;" forget It. 8:30 p.m., Channet 7 ./ ./ ./ BASEBALL: Baltlmore at Milwaukee. Announcers : Keith Jackson, Howard Cose II and Don Ory~le. Two of·the American League's hottest clubs meet tonight with Baltimore sending Steve Stone 18·7> to the m ound to duel Jim Sl•ton C 10-Sl of the Brewers. Bal ti more leads the East by five games and the Brewers Just swept the Yankees In three. OTHER TELEVISION SuPef' Fan on Sports, 7:30 p.m .. Channel S2. Spartac:ade, 1t :30 p.m ., Channel 11. RADIO Baseball • r;>odoers at Cincinnati, S p.m .. KABC <790): Seattle at Angels, '7 : 25 p.m .. KMPC 11101. !Hit, l'ilet ""°"rt a ttM ... K-1•• REAPING THE REWARDS Joe Hud1 1261 1~ greeted by Angel M anager J tm F rcgo:-1 <:1nd Rod C'arf'w after b<!lltn~ .1 hom<.-run Sund ay F,....Pag~BI ANGELS BELT TWIN~. • • s ht'l ll-d might say. I ~otta k<'f'P my h<:ad an tht> i:.:amf' " But 1-;1tdv <;<JV'" 'l'v" lf•arr11~t th:Jt " p111·h(•r ri1u· t 11.,,. a ll 11r h1. r .• I' u 11 ... ., ln !}(:iJl has 11p1mn<·nl A~() St'N OA ' . At 'I t: K .rr111• ~hn l! throui!h th1· r·~~h inninr 1-:dct y did NOT sc.1y, "I had r1111 .. 11 -.iuff Mc.Kinney Set Fo~ Laker Job INGLl-.:WOOD </\P1 JaC'k McKUlllcy, an assistant coach at Portland for the past threc ;,cars, was LOlroduced as lhc ne w head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers at a oews con ference today. Los Angek'S has been without a coach sioce J erry West of facially announced his r~1gnu Lion last month M<.'Kmney has ~n an assis t ant under Coach J ack Ramsav wtth lhe T ratl Blazers s ince th1· bcglomng of the 1976·77 season Ueforc that, he held a s1m1lar post wilh the Milwaukee Bucks for two years. A graduate of St. J oseph's in Philadelphia, McKinney lat(>r was lhal school's head coa<.'h for eight s easons. Il ls colic~·· coachlng re<.'ord was 165·8J and his teams won five confcrcnrt· championships . He was named Eastern coach of the year for the 1973-74 season. West s tepped down after thre<> years as the Lakers' coach. II has been announced that he will conllnue as a me mber of the Los Angeles organization ln an all visory capacity. lnstr·ad. hr· c;a1d. · l had <"~r t.11n def1 rwm•H·., in mv "llidcr I m <Hlt• -.r vc•r<J I :irlJ U.,t rnf'nll. to M rrert th .. m, !tut I JU~t couldn t "nrk 11 11111 • In 'Jiii•· 111 1-:t111\ , 11t-f1 r 1Pnc1es. l ht \ni.:1 I ""' 11· .1hh t•1 dn1p Min· 11rM1l.1 101 ir '-"•n 11 'riff thf' pac<' in rho \ 1111·rp .on I • 1c111· \\ "'' * •"4GEl NOTr \ ,,., , ... ,,,,, ... ,,..,An~· .. ""• ,,.. • .,, m..t,,.,. f ,,,..,, ... ,~, '•'' •ot-.. t•A(" A 1,..., V)n "'•()(IQ,,,.., 1fr~ •'''~ ,,.,, w lo<alf"t) • l1tH ... ,, 1p H'm At\1.-I '1•'9')•#1 •"'' \rlill)tt 0•W'~"Uf"i1 lttt <It f II ~I' ''" jl,1•4 .. ntft\ thf1,, I ~ti. ,,,. A~,.,~,..--~1,_ ....,.o4i ,A .-A\1)1\ l•u..t!t bolikt *""'• '""• '""h'""" .-r.-. ltv1V,nt •' • l\ifO l>' .. • r10 1 I•' I tl<J' IH''i IU'"°" yt"t·I ""('•¥ \1~••n1tt1,J 't'OU '" ' I ~ ,,, t• ...... ,,,. ,.. .. 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S>••.,.d lttot .-"''•,....., W""' w-r, • un tNI! r1"6IJ •.u•.Ottl Graham,Alcott Golf Winners From AP Dispatches Lou Gruham .ca ptured a sud· rl<'n death playoff from Bobhy Wadkins Sunrluy after firing a 64 rm the fina l lll"hol<'S lo rally tn th<.• Philadelphia Open and an lh<' prorc'\s. b<'ramc• golf's 2bt m1lhonaire v.1th total w1nrungs of $1.027 .397 A my Alcott won th£' Peter J:i<'kson Classir an Ste Juhe <iucbcc. whrn she finis hed with a 40·foot birdie putt. Alcott finished \\ith 285 for the tourna· ment. UlJ'ee strokes better than runnerup Nancy Lopez. j Official Denies Payment Baseball Standings . • • 1 Runwrs of Payoffs Continue i MOSCOW <AP> -Ollam Ca.asel, executive cUrecrtor ol the Amateur Athletic Unlon, responded J an1rUy to reports over the weekend that several ; U .S. track and field athletes skipped the 'There were promlaes, but obviously they weren't kept." Wblle Cassel aald the story wu "baaed on a total untruth," b1a top ualatant. John Jackson, said: "I'm almoat poalUve It (under·tbe·table pay· nteoll) does happen. I've never 1een tt happen. but I'm sure lt'a happened all around me." Spartaoade Gamet bere and the NaUooal Sports P'"•tlval because they were not paid off. "I'm aure tbere was no payoff for Spartacade, and I'm 1ure tbere never wu 1uppoaed to be one," CUHI aUct-&mday. "And 1 know there was none .IACll&ON SAID CllA&GE8 of p.,offa were fortbeSPGltlF..Uval." not unusual, but be added: "I put to1etber our On Sunday. WUma Rudolph. the first woman track and field team for Spartacade, and we doo't I to wlD three Olympic sold medala, told The A•· pay any of the athletes. If they don't want to aoclated Press that tome athletes bad expected partJdpate, there's always somebody else walUna "under the table" payments to Join the two track in the wtnp.'' meet1. Otber sources, who asked to remain Under amateur rules, reimbursement for anooymom, confirmed ber story. travel expenses and I small per diem are allowa· ble. The AAU bandied such matters for U.S. .. , CAN'T 81T BSaE and tell you that the alhleta at Spartacade, while the U.S. Olympic at.bl.._ don't 1et money under tbe table. It Comll11ttee waa reapoaaible for oveneeln1 the wouktD't be boDllt It would botber my CODldence Spor&I PWUval. U I lied ~· .. Rudolph told the AP 1D Colorado "I would really be aurpriled lf aw.tee nat "";~, a~::_~-..:_~.t ot =.:~.~~;~~ :!'t!:,~~~~ IM lllUltar'I aatkleal eporta trUdDI Pf'Otl'UD ad taaee .._.at 8pu1acach. 8D ....,,.. al Coca Cola, OM el tlait lporta l'•U•81'1 1pomon.::1d lMN ww•t eooqb a6 ~~, '° :;.,•8JJ .... kw. ........ ir.1.enges, . Gage Win ~. IO ...... .U.table ,.,.-. 1'•t to top aam• ...,...,, Jlm 11...-of Sulta Monica aDd llift Oac• of Hermoea Beaeb captured tb• N.000 Cuervo La1una Open beacb volleyball tounameat. luD-daJ, fte ..,.. ttam defe1t.d Andy l"llbbuna ol 8aDta "Gldea ad Due lelmk* of Loe ADI•*· 11-1, 11.a 1a ... nua. ....... aac1 o.,. 1,aat tl• wllAle ... llHDll pltee team •Wied .... Atlllilat• ..... wen ..... lDtbeaban· ...a ti ••• Aa llUmattcl '1,• fw watched .................. ~=,. .... ~:::~:u:: Loi Aalll• Md '"Pow .. If ••• _. 1MG1a ........... ~ AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dlvtaioa Aa1ela Mlnnesota TexH Kansas City Cbicaao Seattle Oaldaod W L Pct. GB .. 45 .571 54 47 .535 4 54 48 .529 4'h so 52 .490 8'h 46 57 .447 13 44 62 .415 16~ 29 78 .276 31 Eut Dlrialoe Baltimore 69 J4 .670 Boatoo 62 37 .62.6 s Milwaukee 63 41 .606 61h New York 55 48 .534 14 Det roit 52 49 .51.5 lt Cleveland SO 52 .490 181h Toronto 32 72 .308 37 1h II S-.y"•Scwo A .... 11 •.M inn.Mita ) ~.,011 >. l orontCI 4 ClnerlNI •. 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John Arens' new Tomahawk from Balboa Yacht Club. Third was Raider, skip- pered by Jim Linderman, BYC. Winner in the Pacific Han· d lcap Racing Fleet < PHRF> division, sailing in the Dickson Serles. was Shannon. skippered by Don McKibbin, NHYC. IOR·C-1. E c lipse, D ave Stone, NHVC: 2. Ruffian. Eafl Dexter, VYC: 3. Fast Break. Bill Stanley and Dave Webster. BYC. P HRF·A-1. Dis p a t c h Richard Dorris, NRYC. PHRF·B-1. S ha nnon: 2 Pranc, Gerald Madigan, NHVC: 3. Animal Farm, Bruce Hanaea. VYC. PHRF·C-1. Aloha II, GletVl , Reed. ~YC: 2. The Hulk, Scott Schock, NHYC; 3. Bold Forbes. Ed Cummins. Cap<> BYC LAIER9 lllANKET NEWPORT HARBOR'S WATERS SUNDAY IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL FLIGHT. Trophy winners by class: I O R ·A-1. Ghos t. J o hn Reynolds, NHYC: 2. Scandalous. Doug Ayres. NH YC ; 3 . H awkeye, D a vi d Cuc kler. NHYC. PinckneyTops Laser Class B•ekingham Repeats Vi~tory IOR·B-1. Dog P a tch · 2. Mike Pinckney of Bahia Corin· th1an Yacht Club outpointed 23 r ivals to capture the Westem Regional championship in l~e singlehanded Laser Class Tom ahawk: 3. Raider. NHYC Sail,or Wins Flight of the Lasers Crown Cal-29 Winners The Western Regionals· were held Friday and Saturday and Pmckney came back Sunday to place tturd in the ft'li ght of tlae Lasers in afteldof73starters. . By ALMON LOCK.ABEY Deliy"'-1 ........... Jim Bucldngbam of Newport Harbor Yacht Club became the first back-to-back winne r of the Flight of the Lasers Sunday. sailing the sudden-death, five· mile race in one hour Oat. There were 83 entries in this year's f1ight, 73 s tarters and 62 finishers Winds for the inside- t.be·b~ race were about eight knots from the southwest, p ro- viding a reach over the entire course The race started eaat of the Balboa Pavilion, took the fleet up the South Lido Channel, back around the east end or Lido Isle. up the North Lido Channel, back down the bay to a m a rk off the Harbor Department and then back to the s tarling line t o finish ANOTHER REPEAT performance was turned in by Karen Faber, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, who won the William lnslee Perpetual trophy for the first girl to finish for the third" straigbt year Winnin~ the Chamber of Com Yacht Race Captured By Newton DANA J>OINT --Tom Newt.on Jr. 's Gemini. Oying the colors or Alamitos Bay Yacht Club, was the overall and Cla&s C winner in the Seal Beach to Dana Point race co-sponsored by Seal Beach Yacht Club and Dana Point Yacht Club Saturday Runner-up was Sunshine. skip- p e r e d by R on Ma la nosky OPYC, and third was Randy m er ce trophy for the first mar raed couple to finish for the second straight year were Ken and Ka ren Karnes of San Diego. Nine -year-old Katrina Drowne won the award for the youngest e ntry in the race. The Harry Welsh P erpetual for the youngest girl to finish became a family affair. The wi nner was Hilla ry Niblo, BCYC. whose siste r, Heather, won lbe trophy the year before. WINNER OF THE A.8. Ro uselle p erpe tua l fo r the youngest boy to finish was Darren Thurman, 10,ofNewportBeach. The Chamber or Commerce trophy for the oldest entry In the r ace went lo a woman for the firs t lime. T he winne r was Col ine G ibbons, 65, Bal boa Yacht Club. As the overall winner. Buck- ingh am won the Commodore Albert Soiland perpetual and the Perpetual Savings and Loan As· sociation trophy. The second place finisher was Jerry Norma n. BCYC. who fini shed fifth Saturday in the f t ve r ace We s ter n Regiona l Championships for the laser class. Third was Mike Pinckney, BCYC. who was the winner or the Western Regionals. THE FLIGHT or the Lasers is a successor to the famed Flight of the Snowbirds which for 40 years was known as the "biggest little yacht race in the world." Sunday's race was watched by hundreds of sboreslde spectators plus scores of spectator boats which followed the neet around the course. The Flight is traditionally an event sponsort!d by the Com- modore's Club of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce. with cooperation by Harbor Arca yacht clubs . Entry in the race docs not require a y a c h t c l ub members h ip . Chairman of the race was staff commodore Bill Ficker of NHYC P.RES ENTING TRO PHIES were Dick Dickson. ski pper of th~ Commodore's Club: Richard J acksoo , vice president of Per petua l Savings and Loan , Tom Webste r . presid ent of Perpetual Savings and Loan and one or the early sailors in tbe Flight of the Snowbirds. Peter Barret of the Chamber of Com· merce Commodore's Club was trophy chairman FIRST FlVE FINISHERS - 1. Jim Buckingham. NHYC; 2. J erry Norma n. BCYC. 3. Mike Pin c kney, BCYC ; 4. Karen Faber. BCYC; 5. Steve Rados. NHYC. BOATING Rotarians Set Yacht Chapter Rota ry International. on e of the wo rld 's la rgest service clubs . has gone "yachty" with a s ubsidia ry org aniza- tion known as the In· t e rnalion a l Yachting Fellowship of Rotarians. LOS ANGEL ES --Three Southern California s kip pe rs s wept the Cal·29 Class national ch ampioQs bip r egatta held Saturday and Sunday out of Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. There were 11 entries. The winner was Suns hine. skippered by Dennis Humphrey. CBYC; second was Escape, Bob Hatch. CBYC. aod third was Ad· venture. f'red Bnnkma n. CBYC. Second place in the regionals went to Chuck Queen. Ventura Yacht Club. John Bibb, Balboa Yacht Club was third ; Mar k Bush. Ventura YC, was fourth and Jerry Norman. BCYC was fifth. Norman also sailed in tbf· Flight of. the Lasers Sunday and fi nished second . • ' • • . ' • • . ' • . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . '•/ ' . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T 4r, Greg Sands, Sl BYC • The race was for Pe rformance Handicap Racing Fleet and un- tra-light dis placement boats with a class of Catalina·27s thrown in for good The !irst chapte r or the new Rotar y o r - ga n iza ti o n w a s c ha rte r ed in Newport Beach with Ma rty Lockney or Lido Isle as commodore. Officers w~re installed at a meeting al Bahia Cor inthian Yacht Club with LL Jim Freeman, commander of the local Coast Guard station as the installing officer . ·m e asure. Trophy winne rs by class. .. ULDB -1. Galadriel, John Crabtree, CBYC: 2. Typhoon, John and Sandy Olson, LBYC; 3. Mas Rapido, Jim Hollywood and Bruce Sardone, 'DPYC. CLASS A -L Randy Tar; 2. Ruffian II, Ted 1.elmer, LSF; 3. Baccb111, Doug Baker, Sl BYC. CLASS B -L Hornet, Joe Case, SI BYC; 2. Gandalf, Dougla Jones, DPYC; 3. Olvero Street, Harold Sellen, SBYRC. CLASS C -I . Gemini; 2. Peggy Lynne, Chuck Pierce, DPYC; 3. Cosmic Lady, Dic.k Cousin, Capo BYC. CATALINA-27 -I . Sunshine. 2 Second Wind. Lee Coit, DPYC, 3. Ojala, Ron Redman SlBYC BYC Sailors Win Negy Cup Series SAN FRANCISOO-A Balboa Y acbt Qub team ak.lppered by Mark Wblteboale won the Nep Cup dall put ;;;tend, 11mboUc of the JUDlar team raclna cbam· piODlldp m a seven·raell Mriea aailed at Tlule, Jaland, St. PraDell Ylldl& Clllb'1 oatpc11t cm ....... ,...... ...... TM BYC MdGn won Ila oltlle ..... nMe ........ 14-foot .............. Olber'.~.............. Bnd ........ Ste•• DrJer aad Martla WWI.- JIM BUCKINGHAM IS ALL ALONE AT FINISH OF FLIGHT. <Apo Hydroplane 4th PASCO, Wash. (AP) -BUI Muncey ol La Mesa drove Atlas Van Unea put a noundertng Mlsa Budweiser and on to vic- tory with an average ftqal beat speed of 119.58 mph ln. the Columbia Cup unlimited hydroplane race Sunday. lll1a Budweinr, driven by Dean Qleoowetb, Tallabuee Fla, I b8d been leadiDC tbe llx• boat fteld oa tbe two and a balf mile Columbia River coune before backflrtna and f alliDC to reatart la tbe final of tlane beau. Second place went to Squire Shop, plloted by Chip Hanauser, Port Townsend, with a 113 mph a verage speed. In third place was Van's P·X drive n by Ron Arms trong, Lakewood, with 102.8 mph. Barney Armstrong's Machine, piloted by Chuck King, San Juan Capl1trano, came in fourth. Flftb place went to Tempua, drlven by Chuck Hlctllna • Bellevue, with an88. 72 mpb . Oftlclal1 esttmatecl t0,000 1pecta&on atteeded tbe race in • desne temperatun1. Lockney Is a mem ber of the Santa Ana North Rotary Club. Other of· ficers Installed we r e Bob Hicks (Wilshire Rotary Club> vice com· modore: Pat Michae ls <Newport Beach Rotary Club> rear commodore. Wes Bannister <Hunt- ington Beach Rotary> treasurer; Frank Mor- rell <Santa Ana North> secreta ry and Da vid Koontz <Laguna Beach> events chairman. Hogan Scorett FMhella Win Close Encounter, skip. pered by Ttm Hogan, Newport Harbor Yacht Club, wu the winner of the Etcbells-22 fleet cbampioaabip sailed in the ocean off Newport Beach Saturday and Sunday. Runnerup was TCLRYPE, Georce Twill, ud tblrd •u Get Goin&. Ted Munroe, both of tbe bolt NHYC . .... ., ...... ,.., .eN 11111 •••• ..... a .... 11&11111 cl•Na. M lft .... Dally Plllil. 642-1611 Vortex 3 T':'P• Rivals A club for serious tennis players WAYnl ;~ . l qJ'i;f1 ~ -Tlfttl\t: • Ulieq ,, , , ,,...,., .,, ..... .w. -"" 7 tu•ttme -*tu• •11 •Unique~lptlnl. •U.Uftoue ....... • _,.,.....,...,, 7 a.m • ., 1C>.JO p.m. c:.. ..... : ... kiNp..,.-C7141M4aOO Just for looking over our spectacular collec· tion of Adidas soccer shoes for 1980, we'll send you and your family to the last Aztecs soccer game of the season. Absolutely free! (Limit four per family, two per party.) It's August 7, 7:30 1Jlf adlda&w· P.M .lt's at the gigantic ~ANBI ratNt Rose Bowl, home of the ~ ~UUI~ craziest soccer fanatics fOll 1980: in America.It's the .. Seattle Sounders vs the L.A. Aztecs. We 're giving away , Junior these valuable tickets to ')~'.·.~,..=~:.~~~ get you to come see c. .. 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TIIE IBM CORRECTING SELECfRIC® This is the new SR101 from Sperry Remington. Looks a lot like the Selectri~but looks aren't everything. It performs like no other typewriter available. Yes, better than the Correcting Selectric 11~ The SRWl has all the features of the Selectrtc• system plus improvements like repeating "X", period, and touch control. And since It's less likely to go on the fritz, you're less likely to lose a1tical businna hours in dawn time. But don 't take our word · lor it. Taka the (1l'M Qallmge and iee for yountll. ~~ Mi us or wrll CUM to you for I free demonltrldon. Cash, credit, charge, lease. Or, with our unmatched Rental/Purchase Option, we'll apply the entire first month's rent toward the purchase price. And not unly do we guarantee launedlate dellftlY, our service contract is the sweetest in the county. No be~r time to move up to a better typewriter. So take the QTM Challenge and move up to quality. 1,,.. ... Mti1t•..,. l1e. 179&2.C 5kyperk Qrde. . IMne, CA ·cn7,K ('TM) 957·ll9' . Haun: 7:»&30, M·P ~20», Set: ' NYSE COMPOSfl'E TRANSACTIONS N DAii. V PILOT _.:• IBM Alling? Giant A.la for Loan BJ MILTON MOSKOWITI When IBM aneezet, ewryone 1eta a cold. U it ever came down with a cold. we would probably all end up with paeumoG.la. • Jn tbe leeond week ot July the atoct market toot a abarp pluqe, prompted lD part by aa unuaual unounce-, meat from IDternaUoaal BUlineu MacblDel Corp., kingpin of U.e world computer lnduatzy. ' IBll WAS aEPOaTJNG ~art.er prof'ita of "61 mlllice after tues, a niure that be maubed by onl~ three otber com pules: Amer1ean Telepbooe & Tetecrapb Exxon and General Moton. Wbat'a ho~ about that? It waa down 3.4 percent from the te91 million IBM earned in the &ecOOd quarter of 1978. In the bualneaa world, you just don't do that. You have to keep beat.in& laat year's performance ii you don't waat Lo ~ ce1arded queerly by the Wall Street crowd. Mon It waa the first tim e ey in four years that IBM Tree had failed to improve on a previous year 's proCit. As ii that wasn't bad enough, IBM had MWS that struck me as even more cataclysmic. It disclosed that it was seeking to establish a line of bank credit that would enable It to borrow up to $1.5 billion. · You can imagine the banks which lined up to get a piece of that action. Who wouldn't want to be In the poflt· tion of lending money to IBM" MV THESIS IS TillS: 1f IBM has to borrow mon('y, wt•'re a ll in trouble. IBM is one of th~ mo11t prodigious ca!>h mactlines of the 20th century In a n agt> where ever yont· from the federal govern· ment down to the poor Vis:.i cardholder is heav1ly in dl·ht it was al~·ays a little comforting to look at the few cor· poratc glants who had money in the bank and didn't h:J Vl' to apply at the loan wmdow. IBM was, of course, the out standing exam ple of an enormous <:0rix>ration that could • financt 1ls growth on a pay-as-you.go basis. The last time I BM had to go to an out.side !>Ourcc for funds was l967. when 1t borrowed $278 m1lllon. EVf:N NOW IT'S NOT ENTlll£LY clear why IBM het!> to go Uus route. At the end of laat year 1t had on hand $4 billion cash <or se<:untJ<.'t:i that could be turned lnatanUy &n · to cas h > During 1978 1t collt!<:ted interest of $400 m1lllon on this cash lode. ln other words. IBM earned more in m· te rt>st than most companies earn on their operations And here 1t is ready to go mto debt Could 1t be that IBM n~ to c·stabbsh its credit rating, which one docs by borro wing money and then repaying it" A more Li kely rca son 1s that I BM 's ras h position has dct1·rloratcc: som ewhat Whilf' it ha:. S4 billion 1n the rashbox today 1t had $6 billion at tht> end of 1976 IBM has a mon · pronounced <'ffect on the stock mark•·t today than 1t did befo re Jun<! 29 bt.-eaust• 1t has been 1t•a1I milted t Dow Jone~ mdustnal avt.-ragt·. 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CNceoo ~ •• PMt? 'm?il6,..._. I CNa>CAMMA Make It Sing eM09T NfllJ ..... .... • DIC*CAWTT OIM9t: Robin Wiiiiama (Pan t a' 21 (Al • ""°"8CT lNWMI 7:001··T~l\IC1u<e .. T h e W KR P c rew (fro m le ft . J trn Sm ithers. Richard Sanders. Loni ~n· d c rson and 1'1m Reid) record a com- tnL•r ciaJ for a funeral home on "WKRP in Cincinoa t1 " ton i~ht at 9 30 o n CBS. Channcl 2 ' NK..WS NIWlYWR> GAME Cll JOt<P'I W?lO I LOW LUCY Lucy wenglft lh4! 1111 role "N"91agua . '1\) INTAOOUCIHO BtOt.OOY .. Re pr oducllon And Mf11oa11" 11'1 • •-on the prpmoM th•t RICky ernc:.-r; . 7:301J THE MUPH'T8 G~t M81IN Be<ona<>n .INWON>ANOIOH Fred h•• • drNtn In WhlQll l •mont ta I,,. "IPfrlt of CllflalrnM pu1 " • 2tTOMGHT I OON8UMEA 8UYUNE OATIHOOAME I TIC TACOOUOH THE BRADY 8UHCH T lie 8t•d"9 «genlze • P«>· C'lla1111~• ~ ....... . 8 KNXT !CBS) Los Angele-; D KNBC (NBC) Los Ange les I KTLA (Ind J Los Angolos KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBSI San Diego • G KHJ. TV llnrl I Lo-. Anq1>tn'I (11) KCST (ABC1 San 01090 e KTiV C Ind I Los An9olf"\ 8) ic;COP TV (Ind I Los An'J!'ll,.._ • KCE r TV (PB51 LO'> An•JPll''> 6!.I KOC( TV (PBS) Huntonqton Be;irh 11'1 •o•in11 pl11n• to h•v• .. COU!lhOUIMI bu•lt On the o••k 111~ MO• th811 homo G) AOAM·12 Malloy •etuona to potrot duty and ltnd1 thot Rtl8d " consldertng d&Sk duty (Part l'I fij) MACHEJL / LatAEA AEPOAT l'fi) JULIA CHILO ANO COMPANY "B1eaklu1 Perty" (J) I 100,000 NAME THAT TUHE 8HAOOW Cooch ReevM dollGO\fefS u pnonom11na1 baaketb•ll ptay11< who •s atao o strMt w1~11 lon1>t wentod by ~ngtt11<• (R) u unu HOUSE OH ™E PAAIAIE 11.,., .. , Ot11i.on 11 hored to ..,,te d goe~1p column to, Walnu• Orovo ~ n-spop1<1 .. nc1 u~• ot It> ~l11ndllr _.,~ .. --. ; MCMI •••• "The Helf.-' l t ... I OIMI de~. wo. ...... -.y Clift, .... °" ~ '*'-' "WMll-.,.,... ..,.,.. ........ M me torh11t• '"'"'., , '~ WI llN!nf90M bllf ~gin. (ilnl • MOVll • • ''C-Bedl, Uttte 8'1ebe" ( tt71) LauflflOe O!Mer. JoenMW~. ' ... ,."'".., eftlOllOnt of • Cl>MP. .,,oddy couple btNll IOoM when tMy rent • room to • c;oll9ge girt (2 hr• I • OMC>t. IUMITT AHO.....,. Ou.ta Steve Le..,enc:e . PIWI Sand • MOVIE • • 'I> ' Angel A.nel The 8•dmen • I tll47) John W..,,... Oall AuMeil A Ove6ler g11t ..-• notOtl· ou• ~from Ill• -"-(2hn) •• IUMOYPI' ~ ''Lo<*ing F0< lndle" Bin MOY9fe IOOlct l>aetl on Illa fourth _, of anowe. rtlQINng -of the OUI· at •ndlno e1ot1•• •nd con,,.,u110n1 e:aoe ™Eooo~ Fell•'• •meteur ope•• «>mP•ny leoee e ~Obt.m when the g--1 biilHone tltkM umbfege •t Oacer t:OO IJ (f) M•A•s•H Chu•IO• and Klinge< u""•. poct6dly aha•o an tlf'llO· llOnOI O•P•rntnce Wh•IO drowning 11\elr aorrows 111 Ro•Ht'• bar IRI 0 MOVIE • • '" "fhe R<11n People" 11969) J•rMt Caan. Shlney Knight Altflt lleelng ~ manNKI Ille. • eenlllOYe young women meet• up with• lormer oollege loot· ball ii•• who rneket • pro- found irn~IUIO<' on her toto GI MERV OAlf'FlN • Cuesta Olci< Clark Lonnie Snor• eton1111t. Pamet .. H&naloy C .. rote Cook Rubin Can•or• f1il J AMES MICHEHER'S W°"LO HOw811 ROYlSlled Pulltret Pt 11e ·w1nner M ichener TUBE KHJ 8 8:00 -"Come Back. Little Sheba." The TV ovle version or William tn1e·s r ous story with Laurence Olivier an Joanne Woodward in the leading roles. NBC G 9:00 -"The Rain People." James Caan plays a rormer athlete who encounters a sens ltt vc young woman <Shirley KnJJ(ht) in this movie drama. ABC fl 9:30 -"The Train Rob- be rs." John Wayne is a gunslinger hired by AM-Margret to recover a fortune in stolen gold in this western movie. 11-. Ille hlttory OI Ille lllendl. ''°"" ''*' VIOient blr1tl to IM .,,_,.oay urt>M~t .. a IRI SGMAT ~ "Toeu" Puccini'• tragic oe>er• inVOMn9.,., 111-letltd IOve triangle leetur" Sher· rM M"'-. Plecido Domin· go and Rein• l<Albtllvl na· k• t:JO • Cll WKJllP .. OHaNNATI An undettalc•ng rvcoon ernbanung on a cernpeign 10 Nit lunetel peckllge9 to young people deo•d8' 10 t>egln h1a adv .. 11a1ng on WKRP (R) D MOVIE • • • "I h a lraon Robb•••.. I 1973)0 ·John Wwynti. Ann-M111gro1 ,. 111101·, w•dO"' h••H a touoh gunfllnger to reco-half· a-rnOllon dollara •n gold whlen ~ huab•nd hod before hla ONth ( 1 ,,, 30 mor\.) @)MOVIE • • ,.., "Sweet. Sweet Rlltflel" 1111711 Ale• Ot- Stel1n1e Pow ers An e•pert on ESP m111ees ;i d95(>6rete anernpt 10 iearn the 1e1et111ry or the petton wt>ose leleP•• hit powtlf 5 ere d""'"9 11 beauflfut WOfTIM mad I 1 hr 30 mon) 10:()() 1J {I) LOU GRANT Lou unc;o\fflfs .f ciuve• t1naN:1ol achllme run tJy <1 whote-cOflor con 1tnos1 (R ) l~..wlOAUVIY • Wi8YW'llOE· ~TM "POldwt<" Oernette 0"'" boflll to AoN'• d•ugllter but apm I l1y '°"'*' I !>41 two 111m1i--et t"8 cnros...-g tPwt S ol 1e1 10:301(RI I ..wt t 1:00 8 (I) (fJJ HEWS ~Mt!LAUOH MOYIE • • ,.., "lhe W0<1d. The f'leth An<J lhll Ollv1I . I IQSQ) H8rry Bet1tlon1e. ln(lfl• Ste~• Alie• .i nuc.leR< holocaull tn" trlf&ft IUfVIYOfl decode lh~I ho•mony '' eas"'1toa1 10 '""'' c:ontonutld uxostonc.o (2 hrs I I THE 000 COUPlE BENNY Hill SHOW ~CAV£T1' Gu11al Robon Wllloam\ (P8r1 I of 21(RI t 1:30 IJ AOCK~ FILES A c1t1111n1 comm1tlt1e from a amalt town ""~" Rotll· lord 10 locate ii g1t1 wno 1 DYellllld t l'Wltr ta• -do098 5C11erne to the tRS 0 TOHIOHT GVMI ho'il , B•ll C-0~oy Guest Loi.lie UOQ .. ms D OICI( V.AH DYKE f o hi\ o•..at r410re1 Roo IQl'IOftr> L"ura s .. a•nonq •o ~111y oH '"" 1>49 s~ on ,,,, h• "' ,., ••"Cl '"P D n.Oi POLICE STORY t .,,.,.'W') tor "'"' hfP .,. OOhComon ~hOOh dt 4 Is Bosley Charlie's Real Angel? I • Dy P ETER J . BOYER tOS ANG E LES <AP > I read rC'· <'tmlly thul discovrry <Jwaits us at every turn, th<.tl even th1· worn p<.tlh!> of our daily la ves u n· replete wtlh re· ve lation. This is good, 1 thought. I watch a lot or te levis ion. a nd la tely, my daily paths have been replt•te with rcpe<.tts I needed discovery. So, I looked real hard fo r a few nights, giving the once·over lo "Lou fa s cin ation fo r A ml•r1 c an .T V viewers. Mul\l be "Char ltf''!> Angeli." has en1oyed three succc1>s ful years on A BC. figures to score big in the rut· angs in its upcom mg fourth season, a nd h as done 1t with an ever · chan ging cast of lovclt cs. Farr ah 1•awcett-Ma1ors, you'll recall , left Cha r lie after the fi rst season. People still watched . Now Kale J acki.on has left. Al this rate, only Bosley of the orri,'l nal <'aSl will rem a in for the s how's fifth season. A::. I s ay, vtl'Wf'r!> are n't tun ing tl'l t.o watch the Angels bo!p)CC a rond the Virgin Is la nds, nabbing <'rooks and such. Tht·y want Bosley will . eve r -pres e nt b u t n e v er touchin1f' llMM. IT'S A tough one . Maybe the ans we r lies further down the path. Anyway, I hope the people at ABC and Spelling-Goldberg I which makes m a kes the show) recognize the im· plical1o ns o f th is dis cove r y . If "Charlie's Angels ' " r atings droop t his full, a little fine-t un ing could ~ employed , enlarging Bosley's role. Thal was how Fred S ilverman, while :.till progra mme r at ABC. fixed "Happy Days"-· Silverma n rt!alized that folks wantc.-d lo sec t 'onzie, so he l'xaggcrall'd Fon w "s C'h ar actcr. and the ratings bulloonl'd 8 V FINE·T UNI NG · Ch1:1rlrc 's Angels," Ros Icy could be made the central cha racter. If(' could be give n a c h a r acte ris t ic m a nnerism . a "signatun•." to bC' imita ted by m id· die -aged men <1 cros1> the land "Aa· aaay" 1s already t ake n IFonz1e 1. maybe "Oooooooh " So. there 1l 1s. a giant discovery JUSt watllng then: on tht· worn pl:llh of Wednesday night. There a rc others, I'll bet. The sccn~t ll> to not look too ha'rd. TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Ctu.d ~ end .._,.. I botfl tfle -end tlil f\Oeteoe t • WAllTACAm '11 l he ""-lftlerMllOnel ~ 09"* OOftllftue. Todey't -It lfldwOe trecti eno lltilcl. bolllllO. bMl< .. Nll. dMnQ ......... ming. Migf!Mllrlg, ..... trten. ctcilnO lroedl. tleld hockey, ll•"dbelt, trep lhOOling, yedttlng end IUdO· I GITIMAln' CllTlONID MC HIWI (I) 8TM TMJ< CeptM'I Kint pteye • g- ol dMtll "'4111 • men1ece1 .. ...., wf\O plent to uM Ille E.nl .. ptlM ••a aoece toy M::>ANNG 12:00. TWIUOHT ZONE Mr S.V.1. a heppy-go- ~'1~· '-'" 1ob. g.ta 8111Cl.O and w.tlcila 1111 eer. an on one d41Y I OETIMART COVf.AAOE OF AleA&." • Well S.reef bf0-: .... by ~ lftd dlloO -~=CMC& Aob end i.-e rec.I 11\W _,..,. Myw ..... Aob 11tnoet IOe4 Laut• to M04fl-I fltll\M. G MAVINCK !:1"="-*0IWlo" ... NIW9 GIT~ l:IO • NIW8 l:OO MOYll! * * * "ChMC>er By TN OOH n" ( 1950) Cllltoti Webb, JMl,ne Qreln. Ute "' ,,,. 1m1 •• '*''° '°' ,,,. .,.,y lerge Gllbr .. h tamlly ( 1 hr • 60 min I Taw•dafl"• ............. .,w.. N=TEANOON ~G *•"Al Gunpoint" I lllSSI Fred Mac:Murrey, Dorothy Melone. Ah .. klll-, 12:ao cr"'~ -+--...::' !IL~lln outl-during • llOldup, a atore owner ~ hOnled by t~ deed men·a brothet. who aeeka ,._. (1 hr . :to min I Frldlty end Gannon enhat tr>e '*P o4 the C•hfornta Hoghway P11trOI to find a 00Q that may be tal)od • MOVIE • •• ,, "l•1tet1y . '19'8) John Payne. Don Oury68 A ~•ooery con artoat con· vonc;es a w•• WldO"' H•at •~ •"ould •nve&t !WI< mon ey on a S4Jotab~ and e1tpen SIVA trtbUht to 'hf)r d80eaMKI huaband I 1 hr 301'\ln I (J) MOVIE • • Oragn&t t 194 II Hfln•v WllCO•On Mary Brian A murd&< 1nv11stoo•· loon )'lf!IOs 8 \•llQle Clue -II "'" racket UM<! IO< .; diamond CllCM oa d•KOlf • ered 12 '"' I 12:Ao 8 C88 LATE MOVIE • • •,. To PIH~ A Laoy' t 111501 Ctorto G aoie 8a•oe· ra Stan"'VCI! A •It" CA• dtJver •:S f<>tt.eO to <.f'\O'l~ oe-"'" ca•t.'6< 4fld 1ne <NOman f'ft •ov,.~ 1:00 0 TOMOAROW G<.esll Auth0< 9Mnard LJ!f~owo11 wa1.-.. McAu., fflf ano Su.., ~uo1"tt WP\() d•OP~ out o• .,, .. '1 IO '> ou"nt1\~ ,...,,10 Ro••~• ''THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN" "BEDKNOBS& BROOMSTICKS"(Q) "LOYI AT fflST llTr "LOST AHO FOUHO" IP'Gl • •• • • "TheHeppy Tomf' (19521 Ch•rl .. Boyfw, M11u11111 Hunt Pup. PY iove and romance n1ghhgh1 1n11 1110 of • I 111nc.h Canadian tamoly durong lhe 19;.>0~ ( 1 hr . SO mtnl 1:00 fD • • '11 "fletlM Of St 1 ronoiinA" 1195~ I AlllSlaw Som Joyc-1 Or11enfe11 l hll p•ol>lem& ot running a gorl5 "GhOOI a•e tncrell!WXI by 1 Mt orrovot ol the noadmoM•IH • orotrww. a l>OOl<m&llflf ( 1 hr . 30 mon I 3:00 rfOI .. • • The H•tllelda And Thll McCoys" I 11175) Jae ~ Palance, Steve for•Mt lhe eparb o4 • • mount.,n lemlfy teud are ,.,..,nOlf!d -two ..._... t>olt\ ol ~no ··-·b•"Omfl ro manucatty •nv<)fv()(J r I "' JO ..... n I 3 30 D • • s ""'"Oi"~ P.it.iO•>fl t t96~1 CUii Aotr>.t1d W"""' Slf'lal< N""""' Of'ld o f 11-. mt"lml)er!. "1uo./J ... ~ d ~1un1 m<1n .a •"Q·"'l f)•OuP m"~el> • t lrf'I f 1 "' 10 n'\ft'\ ' Gr a nt." eyeball- ing "Three's Com pany " Nothing I was about lo gt\ c 1t up as .. bum ax- 1 om wh e n . E urc ku'. My d is· cover y. R e ad y " "C h a r l ie ':<; Angels ," bouncing off into its fourth s e a s on , 1s n o t I HAVEN'T YET f1gurrd out why, hut r e mcmhC'r, I 'm nt·w at this br('ukthrough bus inl'!>S David Ooyl1'. "'ho plays Ho!>lt'y 10 lhf' f<1ntii sy :-how. wus pn•1>t·nled with lht' d 1:. C'<ivery Silverman:· 1st by '80 -- wh at WC think tl IOSLllV is . People don't wat<'h "Charll<"s Angels" to scc tht• jiggle and twinkle of the pretty Angels. T hey watch 1t to sec Boi.lcy THAT'S RIGHT. Bosley, the father confessor-squad c hief for Cha rlie 's pre tty s qua d , hold s a powe rful "T think 1t '!. lhc way I walk," ht· sa id. No, it's not that. McLt•un Slcven!'lon walks m uc h he lte r . und ha rdly <.1nybody watc hes has show. It must bC' som ething less ohvtous. s o m e th i n g sy mbo li c . Le t '!> see ... Wh at is there about a fellow who is highly paid for attending his boss' circle of ladies ha rem, if you 'Grant' Episode Causing Uproar WASHINGTON <AP > -A nursing hom e or· ganlzaUon wants te levision stations around the country to refrain from rerunning a "Lou Grant'' program that the trade group says contains dlst.or- Uona and untruths. M ON TE H E Y CAP > -l'r ed Sil vl'rrnan. president und chief ex· 1·cut1vt• of NHC. the network in last place tn the r at ings game, predicted u hraght future for com mercia l ll'levillton in gene ra l, and his own network in particula r , a t a g1:1 therlng of the California Broa(icaslers As· socialion. During a luncheon talk a nd a sub· seque nt press conference, Silverma n expressed confide nce that NBC The American Health Care Association s aid It is asklna CBS tele vision affiliates not to air the re- run. The 1roup says lta 7 ,500 members care for half the nation's estimated 1.3 mllllon long-te rm health care residents. A UNIVERSAL PlcruRE • PANAVl810N1' fii1-. Ci tC)19U"l'Vl%AL C.11'1' 51U01()!) •NC. •11 l<oQ'11!t Rl!>lRV(O ~ UAC•MA would rank top in the ratin~s by 1980. N BC hired S1lvNm an in June 1978 with the hopes that h1"d duplicate his achievements as l'nte rtainment pre· s ident at ABC. During his three ye<Jrs with ABC. he was credited with mov- ing the network to the top of the Nie lson prime tim t· ratings. Three ve ry popula r s hows -Cha rlie 's Angels, Loveboat . Three's Company, -and the 12·hour Roots series were ad d ed to the A BC me nu during Silverman's tenure . N< JW Pl l\YI N(i But the Ame rican Association of Re tired Peraont, descr lblnc the s ho w as a sensitive portrayal. aays It wtU urae ita 12 million members to watch It. 1 lDWUDI' MllTll OU. MAU ITADIUM DIHYl·ll Santa Ana !>4().7444 Orange 637·03-40 Orange 639-8770 Cotta Mm !>40·0!>94 lff.WIYHlllHft·ll Westmtnsrer !>34 6282 OllAlll llAll Orange 637-0J.40 MIA'WA Brea 529·5339 UAC.MAMAU WftlmtMltf 193'0~6 - '"OM Fashion Island Newport Beach I I .. ):;: So. Coast ,..,,.6 1111 JftO ''"'°' f1u P1tk1n9 OoltySt- THE MUP1'fT MOVIE I ~I 11.J......_ll .--.o...wo THI DHtt HUMTH 1•1 ,,_ .... ~wllft.dYOU ,.Of'HICY IP'GI 11.J-...11 BRlA PIAZA h' I I ~ 'dH UACINEMA S • wc~1m1n~1rr I\ l ! 0'>•11 EOWAllDS' IHW,OllT Cllll MA Newpon Beac.n fi44 07b0 STADIUM DfUYl·lll Orange WHl 10 MISSIOll DlllWE·IM 'oAn .Judn r 1p1•,11.1rio 1/11 J'll 4'14'• QMAN IN "AUTUMN SONATA" ~. __ ._...,_.-_-42---=-- 'We just took o quick tour of the ~lty dump, Hogan's alley and '•ter Rabbit's briar patch!" SUPERHEROES SHOE MOON MULLINS "How long til dinner, Mommy?" "One men inning." DENNIS THE MENACE Ail-THV~ Oft\JN~ J T$ J by Tom latiuk PEANUTS ' DAI. y Pl.OT •.7 F • by CMrln M. Schutt • PllQve~r l ,,, ~ 1-----ii.----.J . . \ ' 'f(tl' \./,c. l / /1 • \~ ... I '• by Pisko, Tuski & CofletU . by Jeff MacNetly by Ferd & Tom Johnson ~T COUl.CN'T ~APPEN AGAIN, HOflJ · · IF )bl) HANG ON TO YoUR NEW FIGURE . TUMBLEWEEDS t.01SA L.UCK --,.,.,. INPJAN~ rto51" ~ MINl-Mtm:-RIPI~ OFF 1t> 1ff E: HUNT. DRABBLE "<>O~ MA~ LOOtC-5 ~£Al.\.~ ~IC( ANO <Sl411J'{ -©QA~. 11.)(NO" ~ DR.SMOCK :! UNPSR- S"f'ANP "f'HIS PA-Y-IE!N"f'S A V E!RY 1'"HICK- SKINNf:P INPIVlc::>LJAt, NIELSEN by Kevin Fagan 1\1! 9€£~ VS111.&& A tJtw ~A"'l'OO 1l<A'f t..; ~AOt W•fW 6£(~ ! WE1.1., fV( ~ARO Of IUVINb IU1R OtJ ~~ MEAO, M 1'1/C NC'/(tt 14€All0 ~ IU.l/t~ A ~AO ON '(OU~ MAIR \ -Y-HA"f'S 4>Nt,Y AN E!X PRE:SSION I POC-Y-OR ~VV'c fVr" rl ~TUE£ k7 A. TV atM~, -mt ~?~fAtR: (a::Q~~. lay George Lemont No-r wHeN l'.'ve eROKeN i'HRe:e SCAt...PE:t,S IN A ROW. t"T" ISN'1'".' ·by J~ Millar & Jon Mctn~osh ................ -.__ ~ IN?rfAO Ck MJ'7 ~ 1C1.AO,~ "'11~ ~NEw. .. :r~'?MJ?S~~~. Ml~ Tm#Jll ~I l·M4 ~l('rJ l(WtK ... to WIE-il>, E\t&J If t Ve ~-'~-:C, ~ HfNW(K1U4f{)J~. HIM'iJ -A HONmt?i WHAT DIFFERENCE ooes THAT MAKE? TODAY~ CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I Cod Of Sab'e ~ S.btlant sound 9Mongrel 1• Prayef end 15 "Tom Thumb" composer 16~0ilr· port 17 "()hi Go -, .. t9 w Indies Is· land 20 NY. State clty 21 Only ,, 2 WOid$ 23 Ogled 2S Binds 28 Oversupply 28 Bolla 32 lnvlalble· 37 Wooden shoe 38-culpa 39 Beds fl AD or BC 42 LMves 45 Loolled like •Odor SO Follow 51 .... , k>cil ~Moves fur· ~ ") ~Auur~ 62 In harmony· 2 WO<ds 63 Mu•te gp. 64 Army OfdOf 6e Sp111\ 67 Glance 68 This. Sp. 119 LoYety spots 1'0 Nine: Prell• 11 Remalndef DOWN 1Sono 2~p~t 3 Martinique peelc • Expand 5 Exciamatton 6 ._Age 1Snob 8 Dividing membranes t Poems 10 London lfN 11 -review 12 "Exodvs" CfNtot 13 -Tn.imin 18Molnt UNITEO f&ature SyndtU!e S'ruroay • Pu1tle Sol~ n-and downs ~4 Double 27 $1"4 beatn 29 Blbllcal son 30 Addltlonal 31 African vii· i.ge 32 Men In blue 33 Not messy 34 S.lvla 35Fallehood 36 At one time 40 Wat« bod-.. , 43 Go aboard '4 Rubi hard 46 La Scala site 47 Veslcle ·-party ~Hackneyed ~ Surglcal "1rNd 55 Hubbub 56 Speed unlts 57 F reneh 199- lela,ure 58 Pledoe 51 Utilized eo Slcln P<ot>- lem 11 Coll¥ tYJ)e 16Malledo . . • • l :· , • .. ,. ...... .MJ•tm Not Much Meat in 'Meatbal&' Movie -~-==-....... Z....-: ·~·,u" I -.. --~=••an•a11t'a1 a .. ..., .... •. .. ...___... .. I ..a .. ;: • __, ..a, -· • 1t=IL ... _,: .. nulloill lor .. alltai9n••• . ........... , t , ........... .. .... =~-..................... , ... .. Md -~--·ntn ._ I ..-..1..,.. a.. u.t. I ~ .. ., ......... ...._., ... ,....u..eom- ..UU" ..... wa .. • hr•11 &Mt --r= ................................... fa~ WW.• ............ eamp. alto ........ food. PAaAllOVN'I' • TOVl'ING "llNtMUI'' .. tM ,..._. cemp ... ulwalilllt ol "Aaimal HouM." •I.Dee lt ... dincted .,, .... a.etm ..... ol the producln ol lut 1 .. ,. ••.... .., 1.aeeeu .• doo't 1 tblak ta.et tltbtr IJeit· /Qvr • o tot It ca'*-riibt. [ UIYn&" r,•• or Peramowat have REnEJJ'. n.n·a • 11p111cant · dlffereaee bet ween bntkbtl the rulee 1ii a summer camp and wbat om cu pt aw1,1 wttb In colleae. It'• aummed up in a alnsle word : ~~Tops In .Pops;@ ., Tiie A...a.ted .,_ The following are Billboard'• bot record hlt.s ror the week ending July 21 u they appear in this wetk's lasue of Billboard maautne. HOT81NGLE8 l. "Bad Girla" DonQa Summer (Caaablanca> 2. "Good Times'' Chic (AUantic) 3. "Ring My Bell" Anita Ward (Juana> 4. "Main Event·Flabt" Barbra Streisand CColumbla> 5. "Gold" John Stewart CRSO) 6. "My Sharona" The Knack «;apltol> 7. "Making' It" David Nauptoo (RSO> 8. ''When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" Dr. Hook <Capitol) 9. "Hot Stuff" Donna Summer <Cuablanca) 10. "I Wont You To Want Me" Cheap Trick CEpic) TOP LPs 1. "Bad Girls" Donna Summer CCasablanca) 2. "Breakfast In America" Supertramp CA&M > 3. "Get The Knack" The Knack <Capitol> 4. "Cheap Trick At Budokan" Cheap Trick I Epic> 5 "Candy·O" Cars (Elektra) ADULT CONTEMPORARY I. "Lead Me On " Maxine Nightingale (Windsong) · 2. "Morning Dance" Spyro Gyra (Infinity> 3. "Mama Can't Buy You Love" Elton John . <MCA> 4. "Shadows ln The Moonlight" A)ane Murray <Capitol) 5. "Main Event" Barbr1 Streiaand <Columbia) SOUL 81NGLF.8 1. ''Good Times" Chic (AtlanUc> 2. "Tum Of( The Ll&bta" Teddy Pendercrags (PJR) 3. "Bad Girls" Donna Summer <Casablanca> 4. "Chase Mc" <;:on Funt Shun CMercury) 5. "You· Gonna M·ake Me Love Somebody i lse'' The Jones Girla CPIR> COUNTRY SINGLES 1. "You're The Ooly One" Dolly Parton CRCA> 2. "Coca Cola Cowboy" Mel Tillia <MCA > 3. ··susplclona" Eddie Rabbit CElektra> 4. "Save The Last Dance For Me" Emmylou Harr is (Warner Bros.) 5. ''Family Tradition" Hank Williams Jr. <Elektra-Curb> MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENTn (PG) "MOONRAKER" <PO> "ROCKY II" <PO> "FRISCO KID"(~) "JUST YOU AND ME, KID" {PG) Suntval. Att.r all, It take1 four y .. n to to the d_1.a. tance et CGU.1• wbU• a camp oa1y luta ooe aum· mer <alUaoqb, for the youtblul couuelon al Camp NO.U. Star, oo doubt It seemed an lnflnily). The meatbaJll of th• title refers not only to the eamp'1 •land.rd fare, bul to Ill aubltanclard cUen· &.elt, u moUey • 1roup of youncaten H ever as- aem bled tor one olcture. There'• the fat one, life aldnny one. t.he 1ewky, beapectacled one -you name ll and all depreaslqly hl1b-aplrit.ed. ALL, THAT I S, EXCEPT little Chris Makepeace. wM'a rejected by the older boys and atrla because be'a lnept al aporta. Gueaa who come• th.tou1h for aood old North SUr in the annual Oly mpladwithrivalCampMohawk! 1t'1 because wise, lovable ~unaelor BUI Mur· ray takes the lotrospecUve lad under hla protec· live wlna. and soon the kid ls jogging with him ever y moroin1. But Murray, recruited rrom lelevlslon'a "Saturday Night Live." still has plenty of time to coach the others, to play practical jokes on tbe camp'a hapless director <Harvey Atkin-l. and to punue the head female counselor (Kale Lynch). . Actua lly, the screenplay, written by Len Blum, Da n Goldber1. Janis Allen and Harold EVERY SUMMI H TiiECRl:.AM Of AMER ICAN VOU1li GOES TO SUMMER CAMP- ANDnfE REST GOTO CAMP NOR'TliSTAR ·--~-.... ~...-··~ ~----.. -~ ............... , ....... }/lf.l\f',,_ .. ,,,,.. ~ au -..;•l'\ ... f)llNt-0 • • :;--' CNIU 'llU l'IWAllOI' IUl1111CITOll IUDIUM OlllYl.JW fh• ~7'l \Jlq t1un11no1011 Beien ~•8 1118ft Oo•no• tnq 81/IJ lDWlllH' lDWlllOI' llOOllUC• Ul CIWlMU -CIWtMA CUOUI I I 1010 ~· ~Ill!() O•~nve ,,~ 3q1 I Coll.l Meu 919·4141 lOWUDI· CllltMA WllT Wt\lm1nste1 11141 991 YB~ ~ •IM.A rlAIA lDWAllOI' Cl.MA COUit llHICMI llWO. lltllfl-111 r11 ~·~ CotLI Mtsi 9711·4141 ~•nta An• ~31 ·1271 llUMll MAll lDW ..... CllllMA WHY O<a11111 137 0340 Wnlmln111r 1111·~3~ NOW PLAYING Ramla. la little more thu • ltrlnc ol loeldenta U~ lutratlnl the hlfb·JIDb ol camp Ute C Uk• two peeolaa 1'oOll wbo set caueht 1o)'lft1 on the •lrla' cabln).-Wby It toot four people to concoct theH adoleteent eeeapedee den. compnbenaloa . NEVDTBELU8, •uauv baodlel blm~lt ln an ~able, Uvtl,y f ubion, YOUDI Makepeace never beeomet mewldab, ud mo.t of the cHt seem to be 1eauJDely ~ • · aummer camp rather than makJ.ai a plctun about one. Since "lleatballa" wu nJmed lo Canada, In· cldentally, with an uallt trom the Canadlu Film Devel";>meat Corp., mott ol the cqt and c~w ne Canadian, aJtboulh producer Dan Ooldber1 haa aucceufully mlolmlzed th1I upecl of bla picture, with a notable u1ltt from cl.nemato1rapber Don WUder. Elmer Bernateln contributed onti ol h1a leaa memorable acorn. ' Perhape the nicest thing about "Meatb1U1 •· though, la that It doesn't preteod to ~ .aaythl~g more than it really Js, a pleaaant, low·budgetc..-d summer diversion. It's not going to st.art a fUO on camps, however. ·Brothers in Western HOLLYWOOD CAP > -"Longriders.·· a film about the James and Younger brothers, wlU star three seta of movie brothers when It goes into pro· ductlon In Georgia Ln AugusL James and Stacy Keach wtU star aa J esse and Frank James: David, Keith and Robert CarTadine will star as Cole. Jim and Bobby Younger · a nd Randy and Dennis Quaid wUJ star as Clell a~d Ed Miller. .... MOC.Bl "'"O' cwt AIMfY'VILU HOnOll . ,_.,,""",.,_,,.----.. ........ ---..... .,.. ,,._. AUIN 12~11 ...... &l•M __ ...;.__J r-...,._.,.._,,, __ , ·~""'· fl( .......... 1111)11 ~~•o ...... .. , ......... 11]/)JI 9~80 .... -... ....... _,Oii» flllCO IUD CN I n1••••11 ........ u & •Ma ........... llOOICI ~ IUlf YOU A• Ml ICID1'91 ....................... '"MIATaA&l.S"INI _..,__._ .. ,~,...._,, ._,_ •ooeT-.. MANHA n AN" -rMl IM-UWS" INI ·'Risco IUD .. C'6) , __ •·=~---;;:=.~---· I I ; .._.._.;,.,.;a..,. , .. MU'"' MOVlltet rwl WIWllNUI fAMILY H1e1 UDY IN llDISI rwl M MD MOMM• 111 ..... ;u;. ~....--.... JOH fltKO ICIDfNI ""' OH GOCMCNt -.;g:z:aijjjpT.§.=~1---;.;.UR;;NIVR IUI" fNI 'lut llU90Y HOUY ITOH ,_.. AMTVaU .... .......... I'-...... ...... ~,, ........... MIATM&.UINt fUll ....VANINt ____ ...., .......... .... "*' ... , ... • ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I POP M (jlr.,,..1 It l\Wl~l•t , -.. BURN~ 'lHIEl05fl~ JUST YOU ~i;. • ANO ~ ME,KID ~~ BIU.MURt<AY -l.P(i} • ...._.,,....,,,.,. .... ,,... .... " ... ,,, .,. "• h 1.1•111111t ',. i " .... , •••• " It .. Plu1 CPG) "ICE CASTLES" Mon ·fr! 7 IS 9:1!>. 11 00 8 11./Sun 1 15, 3 15, &·16. 7 15 •• 15, 11.00 CUIO l "Sf- ISCAPI JltOM ALCAl•AZ ,.., Mon ftl 1.00, 1:16. 10:30 Sal Sun 1 1s. 3 30, b 00 I IS 10:30 (l'G) PRANK 8 LANOllLLA DRACIJIA ..................... .,.. ......... ~ _..,:.:. ::O..a. IUftNI 1.~ "OH GOD!" . I -• ¢ • • • CJ j •I 4 'I .... ·1. t • ·~ Cleal!ly Loony • Spaced-out sculpture on display By JOEL C. DON Of tt1e O.lty ,_. ... SIA" ''Crazy." .. W1 Id." "We ird.•• ·· f'ascmating. •• .Those were Just a few or the casual outbursts of f'ash1on Island shoppt:rs us they gazed ut Rowland E mett's s paced-out sculpture callc.'<i The Ex· plorutory Moon·Probc Lunacycle .. MAUD" CM an u<1 lly Assas lf:d Univers<1l Devialor ). The Hrillsh urt1st's cosmic creation 1s com plet ('ly non·f unctionul :.ind celebrates the s pirit of movement without performmg work. .:METT IS BEST known 1n thf· United St.ates for the cr azy contrap- tions he created for the moVle ''Chat- ty Chitty Bang Bang." The Lunacycle. as a parody of the e ngineering accompli s hments of Apollo 11 moon m1ss1on. 1i. mt.cndt..'d to land on the moon for "exploratory purposes." Its four mult..1-d1rect1onal bicycle wh eels. ;,i utc maltc d us t pan and oroom s ml collt:ctor <.r.a typ1<'ally British-looking astronaut lert many ohservt·rs in a state of humoroui. aw<:. "MY HUSBAND would think tha:. wa:-. 001· of tht• tx•st thing:. t:Vl'r m- \'l'nlcd." :.:lid C:.ithy Holph, 3 1. of H:.ilhoa Island "I would halt' lo be thas m:.in .., wife Jle probably has a workroom wht•n• he s aves things that his w1fr· w:rnts lo throw out so that he can make things out of them ... "I like the dtrferent dimensions. the wheels withm wheels. It s lovely fantasy," said Jill McCarthy, 39. of Laguna. mwuc sets the a1:1tra l rhythm for the solo explorer . As 1.0d..iac s igns spin clockwise at the head of the lunucyclc, wedges of cheese, perhaps samples taken from a lunar excavation, s pin on forks un· dcr glass. ' The astronaut carries <1 lunar lunch s trapped lo his leg w1lh specifi c d1rect1on'i for consumption "at 18:22 Lunar Time." Nol many pcri.onb not1cod tht· lunar lunch. "l'VE GOT A pretty unusual bike . hut 1t 's not ;.inythm~ like th1i.." saui 10 -year-ol d J o hn Babcock of Pasadena. "I've nevCT SC<.'Tl anything llke it." f'Xc la1med Amy Laughlin. 15. of Hun· tm glon Beach "ll 'i. movmg hke a hike ... at feels lake you could ride tl. .. "It would he neat to he an mvenlor and make all thest· things," S<ttd Han el Olson. ~. of Newport Beach . .. It must have taken a long l1mC' l.n ma1U ' IL. "ll 's what c'vf'ryl>Ooy ou~t-.1 to clean out their gara~t· and build. "I don't know 1( I ha Vl' the n y swat- 1 l'rS in quantity, but I ha vc a b1cyclt• <0ha1n and C'olandcr. I bet I could <·o mt• up with a :.1mllar c·o llection of u:.abh• Junk.' M:-. Oborl ;,iddcct . D:JVl' Slt.•in. 27. of C'm,ta Mc•:-.a had a , h<ird t1m1• \lll'Wln~ lhc· lunucyde all al once .. IT LOOKS LIKE a moni.trou:. 1 erecto r set," Stem said. -D•llr P1lol ,,_ ~, G••r Amb••-- TllE GLEEFUL A-S.TRONAUT !.ports a colander on lop of his space helmet a nd behind him a whirling s tar constellation provides navil!a l1on:1l assistance. And moon mbod Asked af the lunacyclc would makt• 1 a good cent.erpacce for tus front lawn. _ Stem responded, "I don't think my · neighbors would mmd. It's a very l' low-key neaghborhoolJ with a pot pourn d home improvements .. The lunacyclc> will tx-ft>aturcd :.it • Fas hion Is la nd ~hoppm,:: Cente r • through Tut.o.sday. Au~. 7. HlrtrXOUS contraption-Lunacycle-is intended to land on the moon for ·exploratory purposes.· Carro use I ·creat1•res Colleeted Wooden animals now be- ing shown 1n Newport Beach a, DENNIS Md.BIJAN OUlllO.Hy._ ..... ffNTy and Glnny Rooney, like many Santa Ana Heiabta resldeota, keep hones in tbeir badtJU'd. But the Rooneya are one-up on their netcJabon . Tbey allo keep bones ln their Uvln1 room. "Tbe joke 11 that if you can't ride those tn the back, you're very unlikely to be knocked off one of these," says Mrs. Rooney. surveyin& her Uvln1room. That's because the indoor animals are hand-carved carrousel horaee. They've been salri8J!1 from the 1reat carrouaela that flou in the United States between 1880 and JD». ObmJ Rooney la aJmost as rare u tbe anti· qwe bones and othe r uaorted carroael utmall tllat fl11 ber home. • flle la cme of tbe f.. aatbcJrttim on this ..,. .. AID9l1eaD art form. M OWN&• or aomtn•1 CarrouHl ....... travell a..-= •ardliq far ....,.,.._tom.Un toa....-.... _.of,colleetGn. .,........ It u ................... .... •••rr." • :ara:''The cal'l'MIMI u a wort ol Gt 11 a tNmeadDul ............ Your .,.11 .................. , ..... .. • ••••..._. tM& auau 111 ID ... =•221• ... dl8\ 1•1nt1 tM ---~--~-· .......... ~ .. "!~ .... ::.=a:..~~.~· , ., c .... .e .............. fl'om ....... Jiii • •· llw, U.•n. str.n•. eata, pqa, ~-El ..... A m rt1r ...., ..-• o.&111. Mn.. •••II'..,.. us•• u.. •rtt ad animated • Ginny Rooney with band-carved, antique csrrouse/ animal. ., .... ol ~ 8ftimal. 'nere ls a clJMAMt awe ol IDodaa ftm wbln a filUN la 1tudln1 still. ~ M•PLE OP DSNTIBL'8 wert and otller earnMIMI bonn fl'Olb tbe RooneJ eellec· ltOCl cm1wt1r an on pulMlo ~play at Newport ..U... la'ftnp la Wel&dlf Plaaa, Newport ...... V••en wUI lie able to eloHly -...Ve tile ....... wb Mn. RooMJ C!Glllliden Ul'l"CllUlel uaim• ........ Amertem art fGl'm, f'tw people...,.... dla ._ II ,_,. •to ........ ..,ftntca1nadlllorMataaaa· ----· "NollodJ ........ -............ .. ..,. ..... ...,, ....., ................. . ter11t ta aealph&re. prtaiUn art a.ad Amertcau . ·'I think they were belnc palled over because they were eonaldered lar1ely a product ot industry." Art critics 1enerally haven't conaldered them beca~e of their UIOClaUoa wltb amuse- ment parka, 1he ad". "l t.h1nk that's very ualalr M•••ment." DVUNG m HEYDAY: .. ..umated a.ooo to S,000 urrouaels weN opentlal JD America . Today there are about • worldlll aarrauMll lD tbla rcMllry. ''Tblre'• not tlaat • .., ..... euTOUMll left. which .. l'Nllr .......... ----.... economlea, .. Mn. 1'ooeer .. ,.. - The earromel fectoriel ................... U.e Depreulon wlMn no aew °"""'cam• la. The pe>pulanty o( cara. movt• and other forms ... ... ~-..._ . .__ ---~-------..... -· __ ...._ ...... ....., ......... ~ Wooden carrouael creature . of enterUilunent dlminiabed their aUractJon . Mn. Rooaey aay1that8outbem ~fomla la fortunale to have a varieb' of what 1Ke rub u "treat earrou1ela." A.._.. U.C.. are two at Knott'• BefTY Farm, cme at tbe Santa llonlea Pier and oae at Balboa Part lD Saa Dt•IO· There alao are two at tbe Loe Aaea• Cou8t1 ratr lite but they're ha need ol won ....... ,. . ... aooNn 81\'D POOa .... to lM carromel at DllMrlud. .. •• ,a......._'' IM..,., upl••ntn1 tbat ft ii a __..al ........ ..,...,._ I MlldflaJ of can ... AD a. ...... Mft ..._ ,. ... _. wlllte , ... CAaaOW&. ,_a, " I Yoftd91/, J~ '°· 1111 ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Je1f Miller, 16 has kept tracJc of local weather for five years. ; _____ =._,. ,. Braless ·Dames: Cheap OE.AR ANN LANDERS: VOUr eom .... ta to "Comfy and Braa.u •D Cup" Lndleate taa.t )'OU have been bralnwa1bed and duped by Madlaon Avenue. Bra adverUaln1. not W.Mtl, ereae.d .. need for bra. Femal• pay exorbttut prtees became they bavt been condiUoMd to btU.Ve there LI a certain ''look" that mmt be aebJevtd. Thl• year tbe mt1HI• LI, "IJft, aeparat., cleavace ll ln." I accept the fact that a nwUt1 mother or a fe male athlete may need to -...:'harnuatd" for comfort or protecj.lon, but wtth proper exerelle normal breuta need no 1upport. SM.l·bra allo preaenta a much more wbolelome picture. Shame on Ann Landen for tellln1 her readers that brales1ne11 la le~. I say l11M>re those phony ada and "10 natural." Slsn me - MIND OF MY OWN IN INDIANAPOLIS DEAit MIND: Several yean a10, we llad a • •l•Uar .._Jbrooll .. tlall ..-ee, _. a r.•r ••Hei&M a &at .. Mt.enalM ........ er.-It ••• deeelll for a we••• .. 10 bnlete. BM .....W plaee a pned ...,. fair .._.._ If * pncU remalMd &a.ere, .a. aeedM .. we• a bra. If It fell oat, llte eoald 1• _......._ .. •1 oplaioa, ...................... . pla1 aad IM»aad•I aro... .... eltea,, Ml wbeletome. ~ tlte lff·&iareqla ... a.en an - well, forset Ii, lloaey. . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I went to my~tor's office to be .cb.ccked ouUor wha.C...k aaiil wu only a bad cold. SUddellly I reall.zecf a doctor's office could be a very dangeroua place. A Matter of Degrees r Horoseope TUESDAl', llJLl' JI By Sl'DNEY OMAaa ) The nurse put me in an examining room and told me to remove my blouse. She gave me a paper vest for covering and left. I was alone for at leaat five minutes. During that tJme I could have helped myself to any number of hypodermic needles <ideal for shooting dope), not to mention an interesting variety of pills that could not be obtained without a preacrip· lion. llY ROBIN OTO ot u. o.lly ,,_,..,.. He 'a •weather whiz. He can average te mperatures and predict weather trends for Orange Cowtty. Los Angeles 1md other cit.lea. But he averages a "D" In math and science classes, he says. Jeff Miller, 16, of San Juan Capistrano, 1s weatherman for KSBR·FM, Mission V1eJo. "THIS METEOROLOGY IS the only science I'm good in," says Miller. who has set up a mini·weather station In his backyard with thermometers. rain gauge and barometer. He:.S kept t rack of local weather for five years. ever since his grandmother insisted win · ters were colder in San Juan Capistrano than in Los Angeles He discovet>ed she was right. Miller said he learned to read and predict weather mainly by "just observing. You can't learn more in a book." FoT enmple. he' says. ltnmder clouds have "wispy top6, kind 91 Uke someone chopped it off _ · halfway up • DURING SUMMER months be phones in up·to·date fore<:asts four times dally ; during the school year he records a n early morning forecast for broad<'ast during the day. Miller gives Or<1nge County currf'nt and low temperatures, air quality and last year 's tern· . pe r ature for nor~h and south bt·a<"h,t·!-.. l: metropolitan areas. inland. mountains and Sud· dleback and Capistrano vallc•ys He compiles those temperatures from his own readings a nd those of friends. fort•s1 service and Hfrguard stations Miller said he's resentful that most rud10 anci television stations give only one spot Lem· p(•rature for the Orange County ar<!a .. TIIERE AR E A lot of different weather patterns in Orange County. Our we'?llher differs the most compared to Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties,'' he says Miller has tried to get his forecasts on other To buy a good horse these days .. :you'd have to figure on .spending around ~2,500,' says Ginny Rooney, carrousel animal collector t • ,... ..... •I t •1• DRESSMAKING AT IT'S FINEST! We are £~d to heve one of Endno'a drftlmlkere In our IMP W.wlllbt~tohelp~ wtth ~ w.ddlng Gown. o.butante Oowna & Oowna for all thoH 8ummtr Plrtles. White In our lhOp. enjoy bro•oe IM>u~ 111 of our Onkwe hllldm9de lttml •l.17thk ....... .,.,......, c.te ...... Ml-0924 OAllY PILOT local and IA>S Angeles radio staUona. but has t>et·n turn£'d down with excuses ranging from "Snn Jyan Capistrano is too hard to pronounce" to "no one hves down there." "Tht•y (Los Angl•ll's > don't kno~ anything about us It's hkl' we're on the moon. he says. ARIES (March 21-AprU 19>: Collect needed information, material. Put pieces together and come up with complete scenario. M illcr would lik t• to establish a forma t Orange County weathe r station but hasn't been abll.! to enlist necessary support. He says Nationa l Weather Ser vice forecasts Ifft' usually corr<~ct. TAURUS <April 20·May 20>: Check fine print. be aware of special services, dependents. pets. potential for expand ing base or operations. GEMINI cMay 21·June 201 : Good lunar aspect coincides now with adventure, spe<:ula · t10n. breakthorughs. locating '"esacpe hatch." · ·Thf>y could be half a day off bu~. when they say 1t Wlll rain.1tdocs somewhere. he s ays. A MAJOR FORECAST mistake 1s "really a rare occurrence" lor h im. he says. His biggest mistake so far was last fall when he predicted an 8"i degree high and the thermostat reached 110 degrees. CANCER <J une 21.July 22 >: Dig beneath surface indicaUons. You gain access to material and people. Security can be enhanced. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 : 'Reunion could be on t ap involves relatives. former close.neighbor. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio persons figure in lively scenario. Nervous at r1rst abOul hls broadcasts, Miller wanted to "talk loud enough and get it over with." But he now tries to "joke around a little" Uke his favorite television weatherman, George Fischbeck. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22l : Define terms , check sources. Avoid self-deception. Another Virgo -and a Pi.sees -could figure prominent· ly. Miller hopes t o becom e a te le vis ion weatherman but says most are not trained in meteorology. "They don't know the di.fference between a night and morning low cloud and a thunder cloud. Thl'y're just weather readers," he says. LIBRA CSept. 23·0cl. 22 >. Circumstances "break" in your favor. Take initiative. stri~e for new directions. Persons In authority wall support. your efforts. MILLER SAVS MANY classmates "get stuck up" with fame. but he "dictn 't change " Tf'ach<'rs tn•at him the same. even when ht•'s failln~ a class, although one teacher teases him for his autograph "l don't really look ;tt 1t as fame : it's just SCORPIO <Oet: 23-Nov. 21>: Behind scenes activity could result In fresh opportunities for a dvancement. You're due to ~come more in- dependent; creative endeavors wi ll succeed. SAGITtARlUS,,...LNov_~~t on making most of business opportunities -you c a n make excellent use of powers of persuasion Study Scorpio message. l'APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 191. Colle<:t. df'· lincatc, analyze. determine what is of value as contrasted to mere wishfuJ thinking. Cancer native and another Capricorn figure in scenano my job hke ::i trash collector ... he says. Mill~r doesn't get ~aid for has radio JOb but may soon ~/.forced " to ask for money or find another forecastmig job But paid or not, Miller plans to continue his forecasts for now. AQUARIUS c Jan. 20·Fcb. 18). Test. ex pen· ment, m ;ikc inqui ries. Elements or ~ood will and '"luck" ride with you. "l want to inform Orange County people about their weather because they've been re· Jected Cby Los Angeles> sin<:e the beginning of time PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20l: Strive for rac· tua l data. Dig beneath surface indications. Aqu arius. Tarus, Scorpio persons figure. prominently. Accent on hidden factors, values. "flirtation with the occult.'· "It's not fair · ••• Cai-rouse I < •·rom Page Cl 1 and the legs of thl' stationary horses were cut to turn them into jumpers. "From a historical point of vtt'w l would rather sec tht• car rouscl handled differently." she says. ··But I prefer lo sec tl over no car· rouset." Beyond the nostalgia and enjoyment of OWl'I· ing a carrousel animal, Mrs. Rooney says. ma n,Y people buy them as investments. "They have outperformed any other invest· ment I can think or," she says. "To buy a good horse these days you'd have to figure on spend· ing around $2,500." And while it's possible to buy one for less. she says, prices can go up to $10,000. Mrs. Rooney. who once bought and sold an entire carrousel. i1ays the wooden animals tum up In houses. warehouses and antique shops. SHE ESTIMATES THERE ARE only about 100 serious collectors in the United States. But that number Is growing. , ·'The only thing that stops some people Is the coet ," says Mrs. Rooney who at one time displayed 19 carrousel animals ln her Uvlne room. She aaya many people use them for decor•· tlona. They usually wind up ln the llvlnl room. where ahe haa seen them suspended from the celllnc. banalna on the wall or hUllinl over balconlet. ·1 even undentand someone has one in their bathroom," she aays. "Where there's a will there 's a way ' It aometlmes takes three months of bard work -sand.Ing and painting -to restore the naures. which usually have been damaged by age or lll·lreatment. Allhoulh many people do their own palnt· Ing Mn. Rooney believes they should be re· painted by a skilled artisan . •'I think they should be treated aa they were when they tame out ol the factory," 1be aaya. di8tinctNrrly trediticnsl ... Please warn all doctors about this hazard, Ann. It's real. -COU LD HAVE BUT DIDN'T DEAR COULD HAVE: Most docwrs keep U11elr needles and pllls loc.'ked op in cases. Do your doctor a big favor and wise him up. DEAR ANN : l an'I 56 years old and look younger. My husband 1s 62 <ind looks older Afte r 37 years of m<HriaRt: <f1vt' married children and nine beautiful grandchildren l. ht· has decided he is s ack of me lie left last year for three monthl> (la ved m a travel trailer . somewhere>. When hl' returned, J •asked no ques tions and he oHer<'d no explanation. Now . he talks.to his dog -dO<?sn't even say "Good morning" to me. We used to have a Joint checking and sav· ings account. but two wee ks ago he put everything In has na me. When I asked him why, he said , "Because rrett hke tt .. I have no compan1onsh1p --forget about love. I feet Uk e an unpaid hoU!lckccper who never gets a decent word I 'm not an old woman and wonder 11 I'm a fool to stuy mar ried to this miserable man. <Tbert' has been no sex for about six years > Wh al I!> your ad vice? SECONDTllOUG llTS EAR 'SECOND: f'orgivt• me If I sound like a brokf'tl rM:Ord, but u.k" yourSt>ll, "Would my life be betU>r with him or without him'!" Then make your decision bas.-d on what is bf>Hl for YOU. FREE CONSULTATION z__ 842.:&484 --,120 lrvffte Blvd. NewponBueh EURPOEAN SKIN CARE -and thz. 1:Jeee VoRGjun • ~ 1oailrr mi tllrZ ~ ry~do'·mocceam . l&iiea eW. 5'-9~ narn::NJ «xi ARTISTRY IN MAKEUP By Daniel Brucco Treat your tkJn to deep cle.analng & revltaliatlon- makeup Included. mzdiurn. d.iet.inc:Li'R.ly str~~e country. .. 1 r ..... =--,... ....... ~-............ _.. __ ._.-."·-' 3D 1971 DAILYPILOT 'fh• 81119at Marketplace on the Orange Coast · PILOt CLASSIFIED ADS DAILY You C•n Sell It, Find n, Tr•de It With a W•nt Ad ....... • •• 111llwS-. .......... ,. ( 642--5678 ) One Call Service Fast Credit Approval "'•" .. S4llle ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... non, ~Ma••· Al ............ vett.lsed ID tllis __,.,.. as sub. Jiit to U.. Federal Falr ltoul .. Act or lKI ~ ..... it Weta! to advertise .. any pre - fenoee, Umltatlon. or ~based on r.ce, eolor. reli~. sex, or utiona1 oriCiD. or an iat.entioa to make any ~ pnfennce, lim1ta· tioD. or diacri mloaUon." Tbis newspaper will not knowin1ly accept any i.dvertlsing for r ea I estate which Is in viola · tion~tbelaw. IM I 4' 1002 i.-nl 11 u4' 1002 G1•r• IOOJ G1•r• IOOJ &1•r• , IOOZ G111r4 IOOZ ....................... ....................... . ..........• , .........•..................................................................... ~~ .. ~<® B9ach Realty llAL ISTATI DCIU.IMCI MMCI 1 '4f COIOMA DIL MAI Sl0,500 Price r eduction. Com er duplex, lower unit h as 2 maste r bedrooms. each with private bath PLUS 3rd bedroom suitable for den or office. Upper unit has 2 bedrooms & bath. Price now only $199.SOO. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 EASTSIDE 4-PlEX Townhouse s tyle. walk to shopping. great area. su per buy . Only $205,000. Call 645-9161 1 "f,\Q1,1 r1 qt· (J..,1 '1 M P.,,,i W LSl.l-'.Y :\ 1\YLOR CO. 2400 + IJ,000 -$169.500 A 2400 sq. ft. home on a 12.000 sq. ft. lot for jus t Sl69.500 (and in Newport Beath !) In Wcstc hff and beautiful: Sturdevant built 3 bdrm with 2 private patios . parque t floor in g. beam t·t•11ings. a den and family room . Close to st·hools. ::.huppin~. park and library s lf)!},500 U,_.l()UI: fi()MI:§ REAL TORS'. 675-6000 'WafterS.~ &_A.66oc. 673-2500 COUNTRY FRENCH -CdM ,..... ..... _.,.owsm.soo! l41 S 9U1ET COYE OPIM DAILY I ·5 '. Only need to turn the key on th.is charming 4 BR & fam. rm. home with picturesque day & ni$hl VIEW of offshore is lands .. bay & ocean. Come enjoy meandering t hrough our used brick walkways. enter o nto soft brown Mexican pave r s & re lax in the co mfort of wood rl oor ing, beamed c·cilin~s. Frenc h doors & shutter~ Vis it or call for app't. easy to show ---------· -HEA l.TOHS SI IH'I" 1 !H () 244 3 East Coast Highway. Corona dt:I Ma r BAYFROMT Sf'veral fine bayfront home:-. with pier & shp ....................... G1 I 4 IOOZ ....................... "CANYON View! Beautifully ap· pointed McCl ain -i-:1 Dorado. 3 bdrm. condo. Privacy. nestled among trees. with i;weep lng vtew out over the golf cour.1e and c11nyon. One of the few buall with these advant ages . ~.000. 642-5200 II Your Profeulon HOllE REPAIRS? Did ,.,_. lmow 10" can ,._ • e..-n.d 9d in tbe o.ltJ PUat Service DINdGr7 .. • dole mmlllil for u lilt.le .. a• per daf? For more ...... daa.eall IG-tm ONLY $61.900 EASTSIDE. CM $19.900 n.st.om detailed ramaly h o m e. 3 b e a rms . cathedraJ ceilings, large fplc, suns hine custom kitchen. Alley access, RV parking, priced to sell. a ct n o w ! C all 546-2313 ()lflj ,,, +J ." \ ltJfl "·'"' ,, .. ' One year n e w , t h is charming 2 bdrm condo w/encl"d gar age is local- ed near So. Coast Plaza . Close lo pool & s pa. Brand n ew on the market. Refrigerator in· el ud ed I n pri ce . 7J4(1S8-1501. Heal Estate l•IMld A CCIHVENtt'Nl SHOP91HC ANO SCWIHC COIOl fOll THE CAL ON THE CO Quickie Vest! Four Necklines COSTA MESA INCOME UNITS TWO DUPLUE5-lAIGE LOT Each duplex contains two 2-bdrm. I-bath single-level units . Near schools. shopping. el<.'. Reduced price at only $1~5.000 for both bldgs. Call today ~ WESLEY H. TAYLOI CO., IEALTOIS 21 I I S• Joaqyi1t Hih load HEWPOIT CEHTH, H.1. 644-49 I 0 ••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 2 Bdrm condo on the golf cou rse , l0nd unit. many upgrudl'!>, plus h white caq>t:ltnl(, parquet floorin~. m1r ror... community pooll' f>ncl'd to sell at Sl:ffi.000 644 7:J02. Tho1TUs:-.. ah'\ .YA BUYERS lf you make $14001 mo. you !Tiii y qualify to own your own homl'' Low Down ! Loans to $100.000 Let us show you how to do at! Call Now! Tall to R.cf c_,.t WeUdett! 754·1202 STEPS TO IEACH Owner ready lo vara te this neat 3 bcdrm + family rm + fireplace beach collage. /\11 thas on fee land for only $13(1,SOO. Hurry. won"t lai.t. call 673-8550 ()Vtr, ru v • ,,., ,llfJ ru 1·1 '' ' !~lti!IHI We Wortt For YOU! Residential & Income Property DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 645-7573 People who need people should always check the Service Directory In tho DAILY PILOT * * • K.tfv Arrido ~' I\ ltochloo:;kr Costa Ml':-.a You arc lhl· w1nncr ot thr'ff free tickets c S!2 so\ .ilul'I tu rt1n,::lanJ.! Bro' Barnum & BJ1h·\ Ctrt·u-. . f\u1~ l ml lhru 1:1th Anaheim <.:onvent111n <.:1•11tl"r T1 c keh mus t tw t'" dwni:t·d for ct·~erv1•d i.cau. at thl· Conn·nc wn Center ahead of t 1 me Call 642 56iK. C'<I 2i2 to chum your tackt•h * • * "l&UlVEIT" Ml!SA VEROE I\ slecl guted courtyard adds lo elcuant entry lo a 2SOO sq rt. family home Large l1v1n~ room. formal d1n1ni::. :-u nny garden kitchen overlooks pecan paneled family room. 4 Bedrm. 2 buth. 11ddcd-on ga m1• room with 7 l>tool wet h11r, bwll in rcfri.:cr:.it•r. com merc1al indoor HBQ. pool table. huge added on utility room. low m aint yard with wooded d1•<'k spa . 1-:"tra Ion.: double car garai;c and much. much more I\ mui.l i.ce' Only $13!1,900 S<>c1n1.: 1:- bclicvin,::! CullS46·2313 •t•.111 , •• t 0i 0 j . COMPLETELY REMODELED & REDECORATED TO NEW ltaban tile, custm ,::la~i.. peg & 1trooved noor:-. Do yourself a favor & come see this one. $399.000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 DUPLEX $71.900 2 Bed.rm. I bath each. Rear unit. bnck fplc, dble c ar garage. A bargam, caU 546·2313 Ol'f.1' "' ~> • u \ 'U'' rO bt r1<1' l·•lfilll DELUXE BAYFRONT PENTHOUSE This co•d1•11-..._. Oft lhe WATH Is IR • class by lheff. Archlhctwel DHJHf w-'d ltoolt .... lhe ........ fHtwws m Mtect decor of tf.r.H l)less, ~ wood , ...... ...... ..,.....,, .............. _... ~ tit•• __, ..._., tt.11 J IMd, •• ~efflce9MINllH ... .... ,... • .,. NCm'lty .... ..... ... ., fw ,... ......... $621,000. OmTANlll l.UFFS "Z" Specl-• wel11•lllllltd.._. .. .... .-.. w1112=Tw9••r• M*••J....,.Hn Mt._...,. .................... ....,,_ .. ·-····-~.,... ...... $112 ..... WATERFRONT HOME9119C. - ~36 W.Coa.i H~~v ~pon&ach 611·1400 , EAST SIDE DUPLD- TRJPLU SI 79 ,000 Gnat IRcOMt Prime corner location Blocks to beach & l>hopi,. ~cloe->ed garages. !luge Try LS% down ;ind oWTK!r lot. Spuc1ous uruts with f1nanc1ng at IO'k ant warm wood paneling, Sl!>i.000. Call Hurry, c all Ownl'r wall tarry with 673-85.50 lowdown .Call 646•7171 I «IJ ltt? 0 II '• I 'i 1 )/•f '/"I [®'&&Ill I~ &Mtll REDUCED $7,000 · 1 ~Seminars IWdu<·t•d for fllst :-.ult·' 1~.:1:1 !-11 ·" 11·-1 1111\1• Owner 1:. Yt•ry :.inxaoui. c 1111111.1 ti t I \I .11 and ,., 'iJCrlflCIOI{ lhh ''"" [lflr1 llr:.1 It h1vt•I> homt• All n1·w < • .t1t111 na.1 •i::•,:!·, l"ill"Jl~·L,. l'h•an a:-. a ~hi!> • 11 •• 11 It~ I 1.11 lol!'/I Uc' FeJlUI l''-:1 Hdrrn-.. AVALON Well construc ted. 3 BR. 1 ba., oak floor. partial basement, conc re t e foundatio~. F lats a rea. $120,000-F~e. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 Buy\•d•· Dr •v•· NB 675 6161 ----------40/o COMMISSION Profcss1on<JI a,::l•nt pro loc.k lay Woofer v1 ding tut a l :-.t•n 11·t·' Just listed' Tht!> c·us tnrn (:\1L<;1 will i.tll 11r a":.i.'t 3 Udrm homt·. timL-d h1r you m pur<'ha.-.mJ.! your do){ kennel l)t'rm1t Coun hofTII> for only I', "ull try <ttmo:.1>hl0re St·c thi.. ~~11.1'>~\gt , t~t.;ll-'ah• .1t SH4.50V Call 5-lh 4M1 I'• hat hi. But Id your equity today. 1n th1:-. ~tonou:-. horm· CHferc1t at o nly SK!l ,!150 C <tll 4>1.5 1M 4 IB>IOOM 2 STY HEIGHTS ~ INVESTORS SP£CIAL $89,900 Largt• 2 twdrm ho m e loc·aU.o<f on turner lot H 2 1nrung w1lh room for 2 more unit~ Just listed' Call now tor more dr· ta.ib.646 7171 114 t ,, , I • t t '' • I ' t • I AIAHDOHIED RUSTIC IEACHHOUSE II I I I t O p 1· o t t a Jo: c w Sp11m:-.h motif 3 BR incl 2nd ''> 20· loft m:.Lr n.•1rcat w :-.i•p rm -+ pvt ~undctk . Sep. sunk~n furm&I din rrn Oco. l''plc &ams thru out A r 1· h l' i. . rt e l" k :.. & ,::ardt·ns Want something uniqul'., Only SJ 12.500 + E Z term:. for all. Call BKR. !163-0902 • 2 Storf·4 S.dnft POOl.-IEACH $73.000. Dramatic hv1n1i room. l''o rmal dine Garden view kitc hen Sparkling pool Bike to beach from this beaut gard<'n home Assuma ble t11A loan No quail fyuig. Hurry" Call 714 ~iG1 ( J#•t '' Ill 'I• ' ' ,., 11"1 flt ''.('f [~lftldtl l!l~'1'! !'!r a 30day ad ln the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DlllCTOIY OOITNOW' 642-5671 /\i.:-.umc $63,800 loan CHARMER Minutes t.tJ Lhe poundm1.: s urf 1-'ormal 11 VIOi! room. :.unny k1tchcn. $ 146,500! tnti.save bnck lplc, hui:c c..;uritt·o u :-Nrv. port farruly rm.Staars leadtni: flc i,::ht:. t·harmt·r • 3 lO all bed.rmS W<tll Of lit'drm:.. w bJLh -. i,:la.'>S over looking park Completely rt'nU\ atl'd lake grounds. Hu~c 1·or with many up~radt·::. ner lot w /RV a ece::.s Spacious yard Takt• ad ~SO I mo. Ca 11 for a II vantage. call 752-1700 amen1t1cs /\p pt. fo r '"'1•11•1· · .~ ·. • , •. private preview. 963 7881 [ I .. ,., .... , .......... :~,:· · ~ 1uan:r I® lftlllil I ¥t1hy Pfl'f 6% COfllftlL 1 •S95ll• SELLS YOUR 110:-.4 1-; 1-·~·· f'"U LL REALTY SERVICE ' ASSIST U s1-;L1. !157 lmf7 IEACHHOME 2St.ory. plus loft. V1ewof ocean & w:.ilk lo pound 1111( ~urf from th1:.. :-.pee tat'ular home. E"lra large l1v1n g room . {,'OUl'mcl lutchen. ::.p1ral s l<t1rcase leading t o private master s u1t1· Large encld patio. Only $138 ,000. Call for personal interview . 963-7881 ('lol/11 .,, 'I •,, I ,.,,,ION,,,,,. [®IHMtl 4IOIM 2 bath. farcplm•t•, 1·u~lom dra pes . A 1 c•)nd1t1o n 9fl.~ .. 2 STORY !)hake roof. 1 UR. :.!' , b.t . SU9.000 t-:0:.:.L"dt• C:oi.ta Me.a EASTILUFF Choare <.'Qmcr location J UH. 3 Ba , $187.flOO Roy McCcrch, Rltr. 541-7729 Emtsick ftUf'! $89,000 . Pnme locallon ' R 2 lot Buy now a nd make dollars. Ca II 646 7171 !®"11'~11 Trade your old s tuff fur ne w goodat:s walh a Cla&tfied 11d. 642·S67tl COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. BAY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! Panoram11• Nt•wport ka v v1~-:-. from wiri::t·uu:-:1 bedrm up1kr un1c 111 i.pa1'1ou.-. :! lx•tlrm '"'"""r wut I Natural hni·k rpl1 ... Wet b;,,-., ~ I "illll FA'iT' [~- IEACHHOUSE I llou.w 111 IK·.11 h ( •111ht h<.· dupll·i.. 11111\ 11111•· pa~i.cd & 11!'11111· ~1111 kfKIW II tht:-. huw.1· wilt hl· worth • ·· rn1lla1111 So l111y now at ONI. Y S:!lll 111M1 f()Nl:S IH 1\1 I Y t"l l'I l'NI' (714) 673-6210 U you rt' in the market for a bt•ttt:r t"J r be :-.ua" l.O check lhc· rnuny <tulos advertised tnr ~ale 111 Classtf1cd SUGAl .... SPICE Wld cverythin.i nke in ttus clean 3br. 111'1 ba home w /<.'Overed patio. RV access. lg yd & new roo(. Only $79,900. Call now. 979-~0. IE 111111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ALLSTATE REALTORS · UCB.LINT MEW LISTIMG llVINE ... TOllACH Oet!rfield's Pnpular Plan 5. f"our Bedroom~ P lus Three Baths. t'a mlly Room With ~~ ~ ~= Fire place. S<.>p:aratc Br<>akfai<t Room llui.:c Ya rd. oood l~rm s. Ma:,iter Suite New Decor . Upgraded Good " Location. Low Maintenance Vurd. lfurry, II S77,900. Act now! Call W . La • Onl SIS9 900 546-2313 on t :.t . y . Clltl•f11Y"'"IJ'illlMN I ' ® 631-1800 111 DOVB DllVI 1•111 ·~~ .......... 11!11111 ........ Have ~ lo Mill'! Claalilied eds do il well. $CC~d:}µ-f£t,~s ~ ... Coldwel Ba•r ~ RfSIOENllAl BROl<l~ COM'f«'I Tltat ln"1911i11g W~ Gotn. wi#lt o Cliudle -----w..4 .. C&Af L POUAN ----- •::::•:,:~::. llG CAMYOM 4 Br home in prestigious area, p e rfect f o r active family . Expensive upgrade! inside and out Including pool & spa, automatic sprinklers, BBQ & firepit, gas lop, decorator wallpapers. renecuon pools & fountains. Exten1ive landacapt.ng. $475,000. lliilllllllt.-.. Mllm•CO. 14•·IOIO .... IO """ t_. ....... -a. I S 0 P M I E I' I ~ I I I CAMllA I i I I I r I ... 0 B E R 1: l I 1· I I L A f " E L I' I [ I I II I .. tHl ....................... ••••o•• I CICH COLONIAL llTATI Real circular drl vc> Wlpuilin&. •:lcgant 41,llty beedl. 5 BR tM-1 1-" qtn. 3 BA. Two MP deol w/t.iamlL f)k·11 formal .dia. Liil. S. p p at 4lBl rctn•l off buae m•lr Il l.Illa W /IUftdt!Cil 3 BaJeoaie5. walk t.o aolf ll hM It aU Move today. Alldalc low S133..100 Call 9G-Oll02 Bllr ~Heights 2040 l'rlAl.A R O P t: llfu Vt1rdt1, 11 vtry tll*'ial olf•nnii neiw s-tnt. new land1up1n1. ne wly enrpe teid , blli FIVE Ut-;OKOOM!i. 3 l>atba. f1u111 ly ro om Sel'Uft llnanc•tn.i ul your choic.-SJM.llOO COU Of NIWPOIT llA&.TOIS '71-HI I ••s•••cua Qoly new Plan :s o.n ....i.&l w10C*O Yl~W -SWIRJ.OCATIOM Move lo lcnrnedlil(•IY Spac1\>u1 Eut11 Id <' 4 W.'-'i. 1252,000 Prio only bdrm 2 ba home <.:Inn ZAW'l. l>yll 182182800 nude w /new u n.htorw --<:PU. paml It kit hn. Nuw VYMASS HILL root Vacant. o w11er u11i1 SI0.000 llDUCTIOH IQUN saoe.ooo Srlll atoc')'. 4 BR. 3 bu. So. C.-f. IHfty "N'ewporler''. 2800 lftl n 546-5605 64M9 11 w/pool, bpi , rant111t1r Premium Location <.-. MJWflbcll 3 U<lr m • ~ ba. Amhurxt MO<Jcl 111 Univ l>urk G arclt'll llomts. Cl<ric Lo 11chooh1, pool.ti, p.llrk.' und i.hop P'"K Heltdy and wa1tma for ., :m'W•rt buyt r tO!lnap It Uj.11 833· CAUFOllA HOMES 4'*-.2Stwy 1lwJ is 11 lharp Plan 1 ~ with n e w paint , wallpaper and drapes. fdeally located CI05e to behclOtS. paili: und shoP. JHOJ(. /\s k1ng o nl~ Sl00,500 for l b1!> J(rcut ranuJy home. Call now _..-; Hl\NCH ~ 1\f /\l I y ~ '.~, 1 i'OCJO --,-,-BRAND NEW Walls ol glass enhance th111 unique J bc drm home. t-1oor to celling bn ck fplc, va ulted t'l••I· lngs. sky li ght, hui;cc l'l'ljSter i.w tl• overlookm~ ~undeck untl J>allo, wolk· m wardrobt-loo. Owner wtll curry. nn qu11hry1ng. c .. u ror personal prcv1c•w 646·7171 l 11nd:;cap1n1<. A h1ah ly upar aded exec ho rnt· Creative financing 11va1l A.'Slcing $400,000 COSTA MESA I • 4 HaenH Ofl I Lot lf523 C.otPUsDa·IRVIME Must selt spacious 2·1>ly home. 4 Ur J U<t . lien. 2 f:i rn rm-., A !C. a.:ourml.'l kitchen loaded w /extraR I.caving a rc:i S130.000 By owner. P rin only plc11.Se. 551·3544 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 1024 I.OW t-:ST I' It I(' l·, 111 Cu du Mesa Only Ill'. d own OWL: /\IWJ Yll ri·nh 'l.I WartdRHl&tat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-5777 2 Br. lg lot. I·: i.1tlc. 1 _________ _ "''' ! '/ • I '• f ~f fl , I\ .. umm1•r 111111·1· ••nil w1n11·r l•.1111 1 lklrm "'n~I·· t.1 m1lv h•1m•· Ill N1•w1xor1 1 'n<frr ·;woooo ,..J111 .. ,11< term~-l'l·rln 1 fur •• '1·1·1111d h 11m1· 11r lnVClolfl11•nt. ~1711 !«NI $70.!fiO. AJ,'t. 67:l 711!•:1 DOUHOUSE Cute 2 ~a hom1· on K·2 Property comL'l- wilh plans for add1twn:il Wllt over garage. Pnced for qwck sole AtlJ. t1 • Nt.-wport HghL\. S95.000 Owner m11y ~·arry 2rnl J'nn only. WOH"TLAST ien,ert hal ls!Jlt lu«LllH 11141 50"7S HIGH .ASSUMABLE LOAM 1-;nt..r t hru d ru m ut1<· ulllum i'.:xpooed hf'ltVY COSTA MESA 19 UNITS- PRJDE or OWNERSllll' ON OVE R I AC . 11 f LAND Selltnll ror 9 X -1 gross. No umb hkc th1-; anywhere LOW l><,WN owe Worid IHI &tat• 556-7777 MESA VEIDE I Htlrm 2 bath, 1111al1Ly hw lt . ..,hakl· ro•1f douhlo• firt•pl;wc Gr<'al lot· at 11.n. ideal for t•nln l u111111a.: l..argp r1>1· room hit' or rlel'k1n a.:. low m .11 n Lcnancc yartl orfori·tl al Sl!>i,000 Call540·1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS beams w /high C<'sl111R •--------• rmk<' lh1s 3 hdrm. 2 liu I ; MIWPOllT HACH N100 duplex . 3 bdrm i. .. each unit . good r cnlul .ire;. 1 1 ~ lllk!i from tK'eHll f'rt('t • 111d ul.l1•-. land at j lli!l.0011' S<'llPr rruy hd p rit1unc•1· lalaoa lay Prop. Rffffon • 675-7060. DUPU.X ..W.OIT IEACH &y & OC..'t!Un JU!lt I blk aw11y! 1.A!asehold, 3 lllt up, 2 BR down. 2 buthH each. l>riced al $175.tJOO hom <' a real w1n nl·r l'r o r c s 11 1on a lly rt• modc!l<.-d & red""°r<1ted. 7l4n 59-1so1 Heal t:btaw VACAHT Ir ANXIOUS C )WJ1\•r will h ·111 f111m11·1· UlL., lur~e :i fklrrn :J l1uth Mc•:.:i Vt•rd•· hum1· IL fe;.itun"' n1·w 1•;.arrwtml(. larw· family mum amt wl'lbar Suhrn1l J ll of r t• r ), /\ s k I n i: •J n I y $14!J,750 <.:a ll !>46·!'>880 ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS b"13-3663 675·3800 Ji;v1.'!:l liiii~~~~~~~~- associated UP O ... f fl ', Uf11,rr11>S ' ' ..,.. I• • ',I '" ! .......... 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 0 up I x i. 1 n 1· I n c w Huyrront to be Xchr,d dn .. Owner 2J..l.684 .3200 . C.-.. M4r 1022 ~· •...................... UNUSUAL DUPLU •• On Poppy /\ve .. old CdM Attr. 2 bdrm. Ir playrm owner's urut & good ren tal. 8Dlh ad)oi.nln~ awlm· mang pool. $t49,500 Firm. PAUL.,...,-IM llAl.ISTATE '44-7313 COIOMA DB. MAI Qlle 2 Bdrm home on an fl.2 lot. Flllanc:ln1e neld· bk!. owner anxious . BALBOA I SL/\NO REALTY 61l-8700 .... _________ mt V ACAKJ I· I LOT IN THI •'YtLLAGI" in tbe lat block oft Oceun ' Blvd. wll.b iOme ocean .-WUSTIHG MHAVEIDE IEAUTY Corg e o u ~ 2 s tory w1carthlone c rpt 1 n~. llu1<1· country k 1tl'he n Spacious lhruoul. Very pn vut~ ynJ Owner unx· 1o u ~ <.:all now 714/~·9491 CEDAR GLEN 0Uilinct1ve 2 and 3 bedroom condominlums fromtel.500 2564 Elden Ave.,<.: M. 642-6734 --------- view potential. Sl.25.000 ------- ~· lllDd loan alre ady ar · llST A.MD =· 805.000. CALL -UATIOM '44-7Z I t It ii the order ~ U9C! uy • w. a 8dnD deUaht. ......._: Self cleul.q •"' rhi '•' •I .......... ............. I• aawlttl JOU H '1 bee••• oft~~ IDdd. w. · I•• bome I• • pr•· ,( .......... IN tt CODI· ,.. .............. eosf ... ,_rm. a.. 6 eomm lHDt1. Call \odo. ...... .. ALLSTATE fY, lbtf&ii :· --..~~~~~~-"'~- OW., WU frM floon. foraal dtal•I r1a, 2 ... ...,atrM . CM&.MOW ~,.. ~1dc red bn l'k tnrn :1 U. Owneni un1l :i 2. I rvll· encl Kar 2 2. mt· $11:-• per mn No quuhr will ai.snll w /20'. II w11 Owilef' 5:rl·~ l·:abts1de eh arrr11·1 ,., ecutive fam1l) hurru· I br. 2 ba. pool. 1(111''' house. frp lr!i . 111 .. 1 .. 111 fam rm. ~USI IJt• 'l't'll ' Ptac.-00 und1·r m.lfk1·1 ,11 $165,IMJ. Call 1..i2 1)..lfti 1\1!1 •tr:#.iJ OOLI lltokt•t BUILDER'S DB..IGHT 2 Hr l bit. room (111 I u 11 its. ~ R4 Cloi.1· 111 Ot'f':tn. $105,00() 1'1 Ill c1pals only llruki:r "1 hrs. 633-Dlfi i-------$82 500 3 Hdrm 2 tath. family room. bwltin BB(~. '1uu ble ~arage, wa lk to 'lho11 ptng. 645·9161 :. OPEN HOUSE REALTY / FAMILY IM llG fAMILYIOOM ~family room, bm·k fplc. <t BR, beaut buth.,, n e w k l t c h , H ll. mic rowuve. P Prfl'<'l cond. Just list.t.>d. 196.50o. Ruth Laurie , llll r , 646-4380 ------- T•O.w 9'/4°/o L.o.. Submit all offers on con· temporary c le a n 3 bedroom with kitc hen completely furnlslwd. large firepluce. ne" plmh carpetJna lhruout Located on a q it.>t cu I d<' sac In deslr11blc ureu of Coata Meu. S93,900 DKJt 54().1730 fll!F. ... ,.... 102' ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•DeTA Spectaculal' hilltop hoam. aw..aos ,q. n. aoee to .......... Selva Rd • Calle La Prima ............... ..... ;-...Bldr. NO (JI(& KNOWS ABOUT 1Hl8 BUT YOO I 2 BR, full Me ccmdo, W /OffU ... ow ,u1.-. All· lllk• Bryant, 1M41 ... IOJ4 <'IL\ltM INc: E111nhu1 u n MKJ 1'11w11l1<1m 1-. l 11 1Y l'k. Irv :itir, i!' .lw, F H , frp1-, & p11l10 On ~n·1·n l!t!lt. Uy 11dult pool 1'161ir. Lrun ll<Jrk . ~'ii (j(JM:I lly ()wncr $1117. 077 ~·adt 1048 TURTUROCIC Gt.EH IYOWN~R :ihr. :Iba. :1 c·ar uor. frm () H , I" It . many "'' m c x t r 11 :-. · u I d t' "'a 1· Comm 1)0()1 & !.pa Plus 3 hi:hlt.'d u•nna' crh lly OwnPr t•r1n1· Onl). $2115.000 19 H1 µµhn i: Slrt'arn !'5a ~ UNI V f'/\RK M od1·I • 1k'rl•••1 ''""unit 2 pal""'· ~!a.' Ill~) wl't ha r 1111111 lt'Hlll~ /(, VH'V. i;7;1 l:Jl:I HI': MAX OltA.1'11; 1-~I 11 Er: l'l.1 n 1 l'<lUll h11nw I 'Mll ral ,,., f1n •11la1·1• 1\tlull 1·41111 muruty ~' c,iJh e RANCH nEALTY 55 1 2000 WOODBRIDGE LINCOLN PLAN 111'~'1' llUY ol the w1•1•k c~ Lh11> 11lt•ally locat1·1t :1 bc dr11orn 10 W Oii I> 111u uc; I': 1-.~T /\ T 1-:s 1-' l' a I II r ,. ... I II I I 11 fl •. (' IJ r I h I II n.. l'.I ri11· I ' \('f'hNlt'il 11.1111• Wll h 'I''' and 1hk111a.: only ~11'1.~ANI JtWOOOBAIOGE REAL TY 551 -3000 ILJ\NCllO S/\N J O/\(Jlll N On i.:t>lf 1·011rl.t'. 2hr . 1lt·n. 2bu, fl"J}lt'. IJ! dhl J(M :tl(l'. :~>OU~~ J lll' $1:1J ,5111J BEDROOM ' Spa l!Pu utrful upg r nd•·tl l'rt'Sl'Oll Wllh !>pll HI • 1·1 ut1 ,.:-. !:I l11•tl room -;, for m i.I d1n 1ni: rom n , fumily room , tl1·l ux k1tcht'n w1Lh h1u It in•,, 2 firepl.u·t·~ 111 1•11Jo~ l'aLJu 11011 Wll•~I 1lo•1•k /\11111 ''" :,:2(1 i«t fl $11111.000 111\ n 500 "'151 TAABB.l. ..,°". La1J-a leoch I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllT OF HEAVEN lte<·owuze a uood l)uy • Short walk Lu Cr C:lt't'lll I.lay from 2 Jld1 m ru~\ll' Pharmer Surr1Juntlt·1I hy lovely rrwt tn·c~. d11n l w a1l 1 See 1l today ' $1.!"i6.500 don osen n •ultorN 1111 GLENNl·:Ytll' . 4\n 1*111 CALIF. CLASSIC l!SU llea.: wh11 1· v. ,,,, r \ 1cw, nr 111.·at·h :, llcll 111 I', Im t d1·n. 11111 lot Om• ul .1 k111d ~JOO 0011 " ;1 ,11·.ol Sl(Jfl,Ot1i1 '"'""II 1-,J-.) l n111' OW ~ l'.11 t .. I I I ,, I •• I' ,. I I 11 l(IJ.J511 I or 111\J '12·17 LAGUMA JEWEL Sp:.rkli111i whtl!· v. 11t•·r view ur Main l!cad1 Park & t llY ('(·ntt·1 of Lai;:uria rmm Liu-. s b<.lr m & tJl-11. ('hn~ /\lwl d1·l.ig111·fl honw. Jll wood , ~la:. ... hcurn' & t1k 110 flUll'I 1•ul dt' -.a1· -.tn ·1·t !'M·1· lh1' large, urnque 11111111• lfl duy, al $425,000 MIMT COHDITIOH :1 Bdrrn\ . 2 hath-. Nor Ill I l.agwta cottal'(e. walk 111 I 'rc·-.1· .. nL Ila \ 11 ... H·h 1'11 \,tl l' \:tld """" -.c•v1•1:1I (11111 II, ... ,. l..1r~·· alladw•I :! 1 .11 '"'' .1 .,. With tJ,.11 lllH'IU'I I 'I II 1·11 JI $17:;,fO i EMERA.LO IA Y LOT 67)..6634 OCEANFRONT New Modular llOml•s. p 11 t c o m m u n i t y . :1 beache;, 24 hr sccun ty . sub·lcll1ng OK. l"rom S!'J.000 Trt-a:.ure l:.hrnd Mobile llomc Park. :JOHAJI So Coa.-.t llwy, l.a~una lleurh (714 l 49'J :.157!l A GREAT HOME 11ve rl11o k1ng t•u n y 1111 flft•an VICW, 2 'ilOr) 111011 Wt ft. :I I.Id.rm SMO.OUO I 'Vt r>l> ~rn 2.5:.l FAIULOUS OCIAM VIEW M ulli-lcvcl home on street-to-street lol in Dana Point. Remodeled 2 bedroom, <.l<!n und fa mily r oom. Thn•t• viewing dec ks t o take advantage or l he brcathtakin" ocean :rnd c:oastlinc.• vie ws. Walk to bc a r h. $1!17 ,500. • A C()U)WIU. IA .. 11 CO. 496·7222 831-0836 ,,.,... ........ .., .... .............. macnab I lrvtne realty LA6UMA ""TOP OP THI WOll.D .. Ma gnificent new' custom 5BR "Frenoh Normandy!'' View of the ocean, lights & hills! Dramatic atrf um entry; soaring, beamed living rm: master suite on 3rd rtoor w/rti arbl e fpl c. s pa & gold appointment.A. Offered at 1695,000. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <X·ll9) M2-12H MUM tit Dowr Drive, Henor View c.ftler TAKI OVEI I ST T.D. AT 9 5/1°/o! SH View VIies _....ttwtt l ........ 2111 beth..._ -"" on• vlew1 9ld co:uaa•lltr poof ...t fecnal In a SpClflllh stfflltCJ. U06.000 495-1720 ~. ~'!CUFFIHlty_ MIWPOIT DUrLU Permanent llobtle Home Trailer •l El Morro Bay Traile r Park. S38.SOO firm. Owner. 64.4·46811. Gc*ien West 24d0, 2Br. 2&, Jam rm. Cuat.om redwood deck. S•Pk. San Juan Capo. -..8337 . LACiUNA MIGUEL Own I.he land. walk to tht• --------· beach. Super sh11rr> J 4tt-4551 5""'&.....- 4970llll L ..... hoch 493.1112 D ... PoW 644-7020 .... .,..... IHch Bdrm o w n t-rs unit , w1ne11t J Bdrm renLul &th have rireploce:< a nd are m move ·1h cond1lmn As king S2J5,000. <.:a ll 540-1151 for appt -~~~HERITAGE OIAMM COUNTY llAUTY ~R GOLF COURSE 2AJI~ Keywe11t '70 Cen traJ iur, dshwsber, 1m mac. gn~al loca tion l9U'76X· XU l. .... .._Shan ~·... 1041 ............. 106' . • REA LTORS 956-4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 IR.-1 IATHS t.ae lot, paUo, court.yd f'orrn din tram l rm . h(e. hv. rm • beamed red . i.tone rrpl. Move 1n co nd Only $142 ,500' llurry• ~IOl'l lk<tlly '1!14·07:11 Bl<~'nJTAKING :I HH :! B a . w I f I a w I 1· •• ' workman.~l11p & :.t unn1111¢ l t'ase 11 1>1 l l·r m -. $245.000 /\l(l M iki· Bryant, 714 497 :11I0!1 Causey & C.Ompany INVEST NOW ! 'Jlu;.. l'IJU!il ~f'll lw \q14i ll••h··· ;ig.1111 .1 111fl.1l lf1ll M.1n.)f 1""'1111111 I'"' l••r "' 1.,.,n.-.1110 .11111 r• 111 .. 111 11111; m.1kt• 1111'. ~11111 111 '""" <·111t.1g1· :! H<•dr 1111111 I llath Sf.l.~.C•l SECLUDED STREET LI I' I' 1-: II V H "I o IC I 1\ 111-:t\<.:ll T1•rn I w llt'!',11i vwws. l:ira.:1· lot alluw:-. •11111111 1111 cx 11a11~io11 ~a11t1•1 -.ui tt· with f.1m1I) room 110 l<JW(•r h·vl'I al low:. for vnv111·y :rnd 1·11 tertmmng Thi:. honw I!> wt• II ma in l 111 n I'll " rHt ~IWJWl> t•Xlrl·ntt·h wf'll $<!14 ·~·' AVERY PERSONAL STATEMENT ""'I 1 111 111.ol ill i.: Ill 1J1v1d u:t1' will ,1 pflrt•11.1h · I h" r ant.1\l 1< hum• •• r 111•1>1.ll't'' f11r m ;ol 1•01 r v w r :q i lJ I II II n" ., ..... II v11·w .. 111•11. 1.111111\ 1011111 laundry . 11fflt·1'. l:1ru .. 1111 2 udull 1·x1·1·u11v•· '11111•·. ~l·1• Ill ••Pl•I 1·1·1at1• $.1.'rO ouo • I l~So C:111.11>l ll1w11\ an V1ll:i.:t• ,..air L/\GIJNA flf:/\Cll 497-2457 WEST MEWPOIT "1MCOME" S pal'iou s dupl ex 1n Nl'WJ)Urt 's fme.'lt n:ntal areu Hoth unit!> h -.au n ,1 h1g Jill'Uu.i. hit.<. 11f '-'Xlra\ Mu.'l ...._.._.'.t, appn·c·1al•• ~.<ttl Owner will help f lllatW1· ~ PR€HIG£ q_ ___ --i,.._ HOM£~ ·uo w l)ia -.t llW). NII .. 645-6646 BEACH HOME V.A. It.on· l><·:1<·h h •11n •• 1111 '"' I.mt! !'\11·1,,. 111 tlw '""" h 1•.11.11:-. & !1•11111, .\li-.111111·· I) 1111111.u ul.1ll' & l1rghl> uf)J~r:srlrd thruout I, ro· al ,1urt1·r 111 !-.11111nw1 hwn .. Wh. 11111 t,1k1· JlJ' .u1t.11•1· ,,f V1\ -. 10': 111 1r1ll'l t''l rnlc 714 i;u, 77 11 CAT ALINA VIEW A VElty SPECIAL Pf:MMSOLA POIHT 5 ~drOOfm Onlv .! Vf'~1T<; •)lfl "'II h l1•111un~ t•M• numer11u' I•• 1111'fll1110 m 1lt·la1I 1111 11111 111..: ,, gou rm1•1 k 1lt lll'll l1.1lcon} 1o:am•· room unll .1 -.umplu11u~ lull ..i1-t· Jat'l.ll/1 m m aM•·r bath lllll JU!>l .1 !Jat h l Ull w I J 1· I ' !-. t. I 1 II o .1 k <·ahml'l~ th r u out and nulC'h morl• If you waut '"l'ht• Po1nl " anrl 1•11 n t'Mlsldcr $4 :19 11(111 r ur 'llli': 111-:ST. then 1·ull 644-7211 OCEANVl£W! Lf(e 4 Bdrm. 2 pat11.1S. 1DJ1ny cxtr<i~ 1u:1,o w MARK!'.;1'. It !-; M /\X 67l4Jl3 De.UXE LIVING ~· rrnm Newport 11:1 v :! fVtrm Moh1h· h11m1· H••al I Ir l' JI I a l' 1' s r. z ' !Ill" a.')9.SJCX> :Jhr . :!1 1IJ,1 . u~1·f l(lt1k1111! golf l'OtJrM' lly Own1·r f P'l:> olW. fttl ~,0:11 VIEW AND SOME Suprrb 1tuph·x. 1ivc•rltlf tk 101( wa tn J nd l.1d11 1-.h• :: Hdrm. frplt• & d1·1·k111a.: t•<ich -,1d1· Hoorn lo 1·x pand S.·lln will hl'IJJ f1n a 11r t' Fu 11 pri 1·1· $:™). OOIJ I' a 11 M w k 1 • y Sha h:r llkr !jjAI 1!11111 Oricaiftal IWfs .l llr :i r1..1. il1•11. llllllJIJ $18,900 Bring king :.1ze bed for th1!> lg master bdrm l>CUCr snl'ludc:. Mdc l1y "d ,. r c f r 1 g c r :i t or . wa.,hn . I~ front k1ll'hl'n w1nl'w hn ek till· floor. 12xHIJ J-'lt•1·L wovd . 'G7 <S7~> Mobile HOftW Stor~ 956-4500 MOBILl'.:HOM .. .: llU Y SEL L U!-;NT flNANn; MoWle Hot. St0tt WoiwlkweC....... CALLUS 661-1021 HUNTT N<iTON IW TIIF. S I-:/\ i! llH i! I~ 1 r1en l 'J ll J)!I 1).16 4:flO a.:n ·JL h.11·J L 11111 . ~· ro•1·11 COftclominium,/T own· ho·ll nr 10 •1 hull• r' ......_ '* 17 'l.111 Va..1.1 l .. 1ri·1l11 l'rlf"' for 00 t t ctu1·1 d "')JI,. .;UU It\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWIU'I .11 ••• ~I '". ,,f!;. llrJ(Jforrl l'I ~1>7.l)()IJ I!'• ml r.Jlo• '"'um. :!lir t: .• 11 Jfl :'i .•IJJIO 7:1 I 1111!:! ~.111· 1 ......... 1<1·n1 Jl11 :!hJ, fJU01I j.11 U/11, fllll tl·····11 . $J()l)O 1;.1~ 17'11! ~it Buy"' Shon' fl} ( N.1w1 1'.JJI S l11.11 n I llr . p1111l. '4·1111" 1i1' 5.lllJ 'llJll ('mu t•·~.y IH llkr , :.IX :oi~.I 11 f., ~ T II U Y I N EA~'TllLlWF'S s1m.~i1~1 ll>r. :!' ,l),1 ho11w 1111 1.111:1· 1 r 11r 1111 ·• 1'1 1• ,., 1111111 :.hop!> Lt• 11111~ cl Uh 61 '4'h ooh I.I I >111!7 . M-1 :!.M:! IJ1l11 hl1· .1 hr furn nr un tum ~'i() i.7:1 <lf\jj 'lll•:Wl'OHT Slll Hi t-:.., 1 ltr l1<•J\'h h•111'' 'l.1110 10 1 1.1:! i:11.1 Sc.tC~nt~ 1076 ....................... II} t >wru·r '1l1r IJ II F II Z!1'1;c.:t'.m vu•w $1:,!J.t«IO '1!1:' ~:!ZS HY TJIE H!-:t\C:ll Larl(1· hom1• w 1u1·1 .. 1n Vll.'W $273,:-.00 I ·4!12 4:!Kll U<· 11 u I 1 h1 I '1 II r . f. II , s t·cludetl ii:it111 , p11 1 bl'a r h r lub . m 11v1· 111 coot! Ownt'r <irft•n. u n ·ul ~ ut SllS,500 Opn Su11 12 5 2 93 1 V1J !-..i11 Gorl(OOJO. 4!i'..!·8446 1800 ······················~ OCEAN DUPLEXES New :1 t"H~lro11111 hnml'-. 1 <1pt Sl.J1111lo (.;1111s tr fl.1G 114M or 192 1:1!.l:l NEWPORT IEACH V;111uu~ lot· 1111 1'1·nm & 'llwpt Shr-. avull All :1menit11:s Pre-1e nlly k>a.'>#'d Tum kPy op..ra t11111 Prop1•rly ml(ml avrul b7~9l2. UK ll HEWDUPUX 1226 lrood St. ... • 1-:.tl'h Umt hai. 2lir & 111•11 tllx kit w ••ak L·ab111l'h hllJL' m it·r11w.1 \ l' 11v1·11 trvh' 111 '" rm & m -.11 lwlrrn 'k \ l •ll'' 11.11 111 t•1·1la1 n ·1hn1: in ffil>lr l,d rm. w pJrJll• ~11. I~ dhl L 1r j.!:1r~•t.!•· Open !'>JI 1!->un I ·' ..... ,,~. 1·:ill ain :11:1 !>11.r.1 ~ IM:OMP Property 2000 ... ...••..........••.... 2lUNfTS J>nnw Tubl1n locat1on c;ri>,it 1n t•o m <'. x Int h·n~. M•ll1·r will hdp UI fl..'f'l>d al S750.000. <.:all 54()..$00. l ~ ,-~4-,4,-;:-faj ~:;:Ni~~;; em -~-·.!:.~ •.•. !.!'" ••• ~.··.·.·.·.·.···1 ~ ••• ~.~ ~ SUNIH COSTA MESA 4 Ho.Ms• I Lot 1 ~,west pnct' 111 C'1"La M l':'IU Only 10'; do wn I >WC AJways n•nh·lJ Realty •• "SUH HOLLOW" 2 Bal 1:-.1 Duplx~ 1111'1 1ww ll 111 h I y u p II r 11 d l' lJ ·I WoridlHI& .... 556-7777 ROOM TO ROAM Ir ROAM 4')°kJ~I n or ~l>llt', f!UUhty 'l'a l'OUOlry li ving I lldrm, er l(u ll· M a x pnvucy. $34!>.0011 49).9494 495-5220 496-2413 130-5050 A11a•tihL.o.. 1-'alrway Y.I NiguPI 3br. $234,t'XX). Custom Realty 77CH1177 Ry Owoor Nll(ue l Shorc•s. l(ated community. lm· n'llculutt>. professiooully d cniratl•d . Love ly garden & olrium. 2 bdrm. & den SM9,500. <l!fl 2732. ,.;ve~ 4!J6 7:101 ltlOUCED I A s uper 2Bdrm+ tle n townhouse 1n MI NT SHAPE. Secludc<.I pitllo • view, Judi 11reenbcllll Now only Sl 10,000. 011yfronl lo bt-xt·ha.:d tin Bdrm. 21•J "l'lus t<.·r Ow1wr 213 61M·3200 home on qwet tcrt•enlwll BIG CANYON Spect ac·ul ar golf couri;1• •.:!late tmJ sq.ft 4 111 1; Udrms, 5•,2 baths. l'ool and Jacu.zzJ. SJ .. 375,000. 111 STARNES CO. 640-5711 LOYB. y MONTH<> 4 er. 2 bll. l1e family rm Nr park, pool & school Xlnt tcrm11. Ass ume. $179,500 foe 640· 1440 Deluxe duplex 3br & 3br Over :.JOO sq rt. '"' blk t.o h1ay & hcac•h $2:19,000 646-1757 PARICUDO t:oi y country k1tchcn1 • ._ ________ _ ram rm. Prof decorat1..'t.I 1• 1.n eartbWnc colors+ plu:-. c.-ommuruly pool A must bee. SllB.000 CAU..644-721 I /Jn ~1Crl. Bl\IL[Y & A~~OU I\ TE 5 tOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-WUSTIMG! Spac. 5 Bdrm. 3 ba. 0100 ft remodelc<.I home nr :;chools . & .. ·v .. ONLY $85,000. 48111 Ac•upulc·o RE1MAX 67J-43t:i 4br .. f R I yt-ar old Nr Su C s t Pl a:i u 714/645·32J9 s.tltl.GIJ-a IOl6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEAUTIAIL ...wl'OIT IEACH 12UNITS I DOOR from OCEAN Unbc.>!Jevably low LOW PRICED al $425,000. Owner will trade. w.tdlNlll .... 156-7777 7UMTs.c.M. Beaut. new building F\rephtc<.'S, xlnl locallon TSL lnvml\ 642·1603 COSTAMISA 19UMITS V It I l> 1-; 0 ... OWNfo;JtSlllP ON OVf>:ll I /\<.: oi L./\NU Sellin~ for !I X '11 lrtJ$!>. No un 1tl> UIW Lhui anywhere. U )W DOWN.OW<.:. w.w .......... 116-7777 La1una VIiiage R.K 4trH781 J UR Adult Condo . Pool.aide, dbl .iar. Wa lk to Hoac Hoepital. 3 mm to Udo fl be11cb. Vtt"y cpet. Call for appt. w see Agent. 975..(1816 110 .. v•ws ~ whllewater and nonh ~~~~~~~~~ cout. Ocea ns ide or -· ... .,... .... 1069 ...................... Coalll Hwy 4 Bdrm, lam rm. 3 be home. Pvt.~· munlty. teMll, aecluded cove beech. '473.000. 25% c1n. owe beJ oa contr•ct WANT A FROM for 2 yra. 4tl·L212 or ,.._ _______ _ •1ZZ2 ,. A PIEi fY GIRL? '"*' lbow your wile lhl11 charmer! 5 bt-droom,2~ baUw In Dover $h(lf Cl.I. ror Info call HADOIYllW fleaanlly upcraded 3 Br In geal toe. Lovely yard. 87MllJ RE /MAX 'AMOUMA YllW n-. laqe CUii.Om buUt falnily home h• juti --------1 bell\ reduced. til0.000. It 9 ~ fealures 5 Ddrma. • Ml-.1.t.... baU"· new carpels, 21 ll MTS ..,_, wood rneMna, t Door rra.n UM Ocean. Intercom an Unted • UnbaMweblJ 1oW prie«I ,_ lhNM. A muat \0 Ml~lc.e.r 11. -.-.. O.... will '"' Call Nl·a.> for .•.• , .,... ......... .............. DOUHOUSI ........ OM 2 bdrm. I be bt>me Cln IW. Property comes with plane for •ddllloa.I unk over 1ara1e. Priced fOt' quick Hie. Acl,J. to Newport H1h&a. •.ooo. OwDlc' may carry and. Pria.Oftl1. WC»f'T LAil' I ~ ~\.il~1 1 ;, .1·1 Irvine at ~ Y•lley c.nter 711·1414 ... $F ... ~nn lo.UT adldo• ltWllll. . ._M._.. __ · HFRITnC f . 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Sm. .._wwwvt La... 1111111nu••·---·· --••••••-•• ...................... ., ---.1 .,....,. .._,__. _..._,PP ...-ip•yc•IH· .,... « 1 vhlw,11000 eblld Ok. Ho Pelt. zaet~H·-· w Uff .._ ,_ _. 1 ., ..---~ ,. ,. i-mo. -.no.lJM.AM.,erPI. --•le •-· lam rm 5111 lllr, Dr bell. 111:17 W. W 2 bldrooaa. .,_ -. • ... ..._ e ...... .. a flMb for,..,. llOUIH, IP'YIOW KW I ..,.. • Nl·S4U all. 5 : 30 • Nftpart Beach model ClOlld. ,,. locld Balboe. -· .... UUI pd. ........ ~ .... --....w .. ~ .. ·~A U•LIT ..... or1ue1 rUail,,., 1arma1 d.ln· ... ~ .... °" .... .,.. ..... ~ card•••r •water . .....-. a61lao. No peta. _ ..._ ·--ICOJTllALn ...._ IMftftc ooeu view, ----------7»LID1.•'M744. --------·•mo. laquhe HI w. ·r.-.-MI~ IJ6.71H _,mo. 3•.2ba boule,famrm, <IZ2.IOva1ue),to 2 Bdrm. 1 bath eoado. 2br,lbLJIM ... 8t. WlllionAptE.164441 ............. ~==·• ::.:.:-:--: COUO~~Pl.AZA :!~/~,,''l~C'. ~.: ~:rie)' f'antuUc locaUon In 14$-W:.-tTHM. 2~ba.enc~·~· --........ batr fiew. ---· llam.otTJafterlpna. 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DO--·-· 00. --_,, .... _._ ••-.-.... ... _.,,.... •9011 ----Ml-1121b&WD~lpaa. _...,, .... .,. ... ..._.. for b .. -•er 2 ....... _. ... 2 ·-....., ...,... &.9UI -•••••• .. •••• • _.. ~~-+ .. __ _...,. ••••-••••••••••••••••• ,.__..._....___ J2•4 ># .,..--. .. _., car1ar, AAMM!lmConventioa •• •••••• .._... --.. ..... ... • ---• no --., o S.view Commmllty. 3 Br 2 BR. 2 ba., bltns, ,_., Nee 5 Bdrm '550 per mo _......._ ,......, ••• ,,an ...... ~· I ·-.................... . -IDO. a)'I Ceo~r vt ...___ I I • .... + ...... d e' p. al 2'" ... 7 -_. • ~· ev948'1Ulf7 T P ,........., w au.per v ew. aundeck, •ar. door ....,., .... ~n din CTN>-""" d1'17 r;;;;•••••••;ij6 3 Br, vwy l&. custom de· ' ~eke~ i;-uat be exd Available aow. $1100 pr opener, blk. t o &lie PlacenUa, ea.ta -... ~ c 114) SI 1 ·J11 etsn. ptuah, .ctuJu OG.ly 4 BR. 1~ ba., pool, Lae. c =•at ... ~r,.!:.!1er~,!_ mo.41'7'S-3tll Corona. _,lllo.8'1).6510 For mor e info call ·~ .,..,....._ •-•••••••••••••••••••• no <'hl ldrtn or peta. yard " paUol. '550 Mo. ~-•--~-~ofventl"""me'. a..ta!liM-Tm r..-...W 1..::.;:.::;;;;.,;;...::~-----(Jldlr, auper l BR VIII•, l.ucated 215 Meu Dr. f1HO'lll~ vn• ..... ....,... WATERFRONT w/dock. Apt.fornnt..New 2 bdrm. ~ B&Al11'1"1L •vtew, courtyard. 1ar. '151).m.IOll Call M2-5S11. ext. 272 to 2 l ge Bdrma, 1ar. bl.all ADI. near oce .. In F.A8T SIDE-18r, tot.ally PriOld Ill•.::= VllrWLANU aaa.m.nt1ur..... --------121r, gu, fncd yd, pet ok, clalmyourUcke\.5. Remodeled r ecently. Cdll. Call after 6 . ~ated '3l>O mo. 317 fGrpriwll..,.__,.;:;&I:" .._...,caau. area.Z2at. - -llDS,IPITSOI couples prd 'd. crpt, * * * Sll95/mo. Dock utra. 'Ttl).UMQ. MeNDr.$49-JDC2 Ila. Sildl~--.,.,; BliW •.WU raadt ~ ~..... ll41 F..ata.lde 3br•1ara1e driJB.$32$.546-750I. 67S-UIOS --------._... • 1 llldi& Ulna au1>41Vlaion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ •1~-ed for abop' -"---------New 3 BR. 3 ba .• i,e. lot, C. t •. frpk, pvt pool. I WISJIA Y BW eHIH• 1:::,1u. Oood ur11u . AIL einerakt&y,wtater r•v ;""25.;.'""..._.. · 0..'°"1f 3226 wet bu', ~ama. frplc., YOU"YIAIUUVID eallll'd penon, no child DlJElden.EuUW.Dice =~1-:rt,.. 1~ ,_.,.._ .. _____ t.al. S DR. makl'a qtn. ' •-•••••••••••••••••••• ocean view, patio as AT or pets. tno Lea.e. Noa mra lie~ br, 2 ba, dia 19 Avail. &pt lat SlJOO Mo. *Can 2lr coado nr. So. Real or leue &ovely view altlow with charm, In 601 UDO SmokttMM999 rm, new crpt , S395. l.,...calqll17D .• II t'Jl.t:'I JlOO -. .. ~~a... 11"" Clll !'} .. ~ u po o I , home, $li85. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, Nof1b Lquna, 2 blka. to Newport'• moat pre· Beams• &lw. bt.11e 4Br Dlbwhr, :ewly palaW~ ,.... ........ -.... '.!. HD-'>·~· lio pc l a.. J:a.we.upaLair&-boouarm.. Sbaw'a°"'9.llli011o..-~llfp rUe condo dPlJl F:P. petio aarq_e ._JI® ._.._ ---·•••••••• ·~--w4--.. ll6t ~-•-· ------with deck. f'ully fenced. Hillie4M-75.Sl -·•--.... .... _ · I • •lamb. s*d. Adulta, no pets . .. •CE TIAllWlt4D$ ..... ,.....--CJoae to schools hop spec:ta"'.....i ._y • -·~/mo .. 1.en-093 Avail. Aug lll. tiler. r... ' 8IMor dtlMM. Compl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ea,,t Side. 4br, ~. i.n tri· p ng/ Marina/ ~a:hesi 3252 Ocean views. On the ~5780 fllCUarm• ~licM1.211lHarborRI. 111vu-r.1c.10 Nbd°"d 2 pic1. Orp., bltlna, dbl bus.491-0842 ~~••••••••• ~·!.~·~~Y· ,..__..._......___ _24 srEldeo~mo .-11 ... P.MJ C.11. 5'ece rent SJ.50. 32' lf1)1mu. Lt(c 2 r m. gar, lndry, 2 frplc, water • .,.... ~-...,... . ----._, . ._, NoDe4 Ul baW'llhden&patlo &ga.s pd. Older chJldreo &Toro l2lZ Niguef Shores. 3br. den, You've arrived at 601 ·-••••••••••••••••••• New dlx 2Br lwn9lae maL pee.. Ne-4 · Waterfront Homei lnc OK No Pet.a. ~. 203 ....................... b , fncd yd, all bll·uu, Udo. S17SO per mo. LA MANCHA AnS studio, l .,.,Ba, frplr, I t'I t• DeMrt 2'36 w. Coaat Hwy °'le. ~I. JIOMES FOil RENT all comm'ty rec faca, c.ot.e Realty It lnveat· Larte. 1.21r3 bd garden cklaed ~ar & 1 par1cinc ~~-:;':.er.:. J!'..°'!~ ....... :.~!~~ 6.11-144'0 Altract roomy_4_B_R-.-3-Ba-.-i ~ ~ ~. =:.T: ~ ~r ~::S~· ~~~: .:5'~11 :'!. !!r1;!r, ~.:~: :~~cche~n~\fast!:· c~I~ ,.., ... ., .. , _________ Halllnu.tw.ithed yard w/RV apace, nr garages . Families 493-8081 Mardi Spauld· Pool. Gu Pd. 778 Scou !179-5009 ~ ... • C4 • FOi LEASE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Back Bay. SmJ family please. Kids " pets Ing. BLUFFS ~e 3 er. Pl.642-5073: ~54111 I I &f pref'd, no pt,>Us. S625 mo. welcome. Call !114·2S66 oc-'-"'-'-3267 2"" BM, lge pvt greenbe t. .... .......... C.n New 2 bedroom 2 bath 3202 646-2389 97J.2ll7l Agt r Mlle-.. _,.. ~. lae. agt. 646-4390 2 Bdrma. l balh apt. 711 .1771 ••Ill for home. Mission Lakes ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· ·no et:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. $375. mo. Gas Country Club. Golf· HOMEftMDEaS !i!My and clean 3 Br, 2 Fo.t•Y..., 1214 JIOMESFORRENT s-e.._ 3JIO pakt.642-~ Slllr!y tennia·pool. Heaul1fully S26.5 lbr lJalboa Island bu E'aidc CM w/frplc, ....................... 3 or 4 br. Priced from ....................... ~·--2 br •. a"'•. Faml· 2 ..... •·• Duplu lncl new Jandacaped, no mum ~2br k1d11 uar n1c1· r>aUo, dbl tcar. Close lo llOMES L'OR R~NT ~lo $495. t'ncd yard & N I d I d 2b ..,._...,... .,_. ..., -t.tnanceyard. " i.chool.8, pvks, Wt."tllclHf .. r. garag es. fo'amilles ew Y r emo e e r ly unll. Pool & Play. BayftoDl to be xchad YfllOClubhouseRd. s-ns 3brcondogadcc i.hopp l n g ce n lur . 3 or 4 br. J>riced from pleuc. Kid s & pets Spanidl house. Spacious ground. Sundance West dwn.Owner21J/ .. ·3200 DeeertllotSprings $4004brkldJlpoolcute m.50/mo.6Jl·I094 $t65to$195.F'nedyard& we.lcome.Call9S4·25G60r yd, fruil treu , nice Apl8. 1996 M aple. PRJllOITVJTSN San ••370-72 557..0125 gar uges . Families 97""'"1 /\"' re.: neiehboftM>od. Nr ever· &CZ-UIC>l betweenlZ.S. 3> "'v•.. o. 2....-... ~ -pleaiH', kids & pets ""'' · ,.., 00 · ything. $450. 642·3555 Diego Count)', 9825.080. ·~~~~~~~~~ ........__ p-t---'a 3207 l.uvely 2 Br condo, pool. ··-•-9 OWC w/21% dwn al 10%. 1: -------palJO, garage & carport, .... ...:ome. Call 964·2566 or Mtwport letdl 326 _eves __ ._______ Garden VIJ!ta Apts Mike Bryant. 4'7·3009 C>lteifse.fe ••••••••••••••••••••••• S425. Iowa St , t:M . 973-'Nll.Agl,nofee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will ... •1._ Beaut. brand new 1&2 "•••t 2600 Beautiful Bay view 646-8646 NO F'E~! Apt. & (;ondo .._ l2tl Br, frplc, laundry rm. ~-------·-•••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm. 2 ba, 2 car gar, 'lbr, 2'h ba, sunken fo'Jl, rentals . Valla Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmrned. occupy. ~ to IDAHO yrly. '675 675 6670 or Nt.oWpOrt Height.a J br, I D R . 3 f r P I c s , 6"1~l2 lik llOMES FOR RENT 14«> SHAIP 4-f'LU 3 Br owner'• unit. Ne1r Soutb Coast Plaza. Owner will ranance. SJn Valley area lot on 67~askfor Con.me ba. NO PETS. $450. wate r /gardener anc l. __ r_. _____ 3 or 4 br Pri~ from TSLMgmt 6429412 t"rflek. waler & power. 67l 2256 S87S. fl63.ll08. $465 to MSS. F~ yard & -------- O.vid Bourlle, Rllr 546-~ 117.SOO.S48·~----Near new. 3 Bil home, 1._.~ leoch 1240 lllyt.CMtCG9do garages. fo~a mil lcs NEW 2 HR twnhse, l'lz cl05e to bay & ocean. Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba.IACJIOll ~orever Vaew. Luxunous please. kads & p~ts Ba, Frpk .• no pet."I 1!)40 lie ed C I's frnlc ramlly rm. Super sham'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• --' Call ....... -w···-~ ....,,,. .,,.,., -Im :hes.,_._, am ea .• . .. ., • ., 2Hr, 2ba. Sc<'urily & pre· ...-.::scome. """'"""""'or ........ ". _.. _....... ...,.. 2700 J acuzzi. Dbl. g arage. HIW, frplc, fncd yard. llOMES FOR R ENT suge. ~/molse. 973-2971. /\gt, no fee. , St HOMI + IHCOMI 2567.... CM Olx apac~ home w /5 28r Rudio twnMe unit.I. tlome bas 3 lg bdrms. 2'h8a. separate yd, d1x kitchen, Med.llerranean i.lyle architeclu re. bcautifW.ly lndscpd. A re- al pride of ownership. OpenSatl·5 To11eecall agt 979 5099 -;..:;:4 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... r-lllWHAl'H :r.I> acra with ter ms-call for inlo. 58 acrCl'I with almond tre~•. house & pool Terms. 16 ucres walh mobile home·lilS,000 Terms. 2000 acre develope d nmch-$2,000,000 Several 40 acre parc1•li1, secluded-$35,000 each Good wrms. Several lrnl(otcd ulfolfa ranches. $MOO/acre. Lari<c v1cataon home on !iliAcresoonsiaUngof 1 to Lake Nacimlento an ~~ ~:.2. ~~l~~ private development. mobile home zonlDI•· Good fishing & water ski· log.. $130,000. Easy fiwy ucceaa. Rapid· Principals only please~ ly c rowlnl area or Qntact Ken Marks a t ~Mo.,yrly. Ball Grun· Avrul.8/LS.'62S.64&-l53S 3 or 4 br. Pnced from -28R l.,.,8a.610 .. oann. , dy_, l_!ltr 62.5--016~-- ----$465 to $49S. f'ncd yard & 3Bc:tnn.2baw12 car gar. CM, s:MO No children. EASTS.DE garage~. Families ,,....._.Ude A.I C . Gas & e l ec. smalldottOK.642-7344 CGroRacW M• 1222 Brand new 3 Br, 2•1z Ba please, kids & pets 2 Udrm+aen. Yruhly $47S/mu, d3ys ~1966 t.ownhomc. J car gar~ge, welrome. Call 964 2566 or decorated. Nice patio . a ~k for Ue bby . or 2;;i;~~jf~":~: • •••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW HOME On 1h1· front row an 1•x cl~1ve Irvine T('rrac<', 11 luxury home with swam onug pool. ra..crul y rm .. formul d ir11nl( 11r1•a , lillliard rm., 3 IRe. rrpl c , s kylight , 9732971 A.gt,nofet? SlOOOfmo. 891-4217e~. man ager w u nl l'ft . ITUlTOW&ve. Pool. tennis. OLJJt:R J IO MK Beach/ WATI HI HONT Cusdca •It a ~T.IOO 9BS. mo Uays 646-4262; w BR ttOMI., '-· •L..+._t±nd l .. 25 · .:.._ -t•vcis&l>9:).!IJ. a111er area. 3 • IJ(c --.. rns t.o .... '><, 2 ~rm , y r d ' s 5 s 0 I m 0 . REAL f:'~HAT[ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,, fl"Vi<I 2 lldrm, l bu, yard, gar , ludsOK. U15/mo. •645*479· 213/002-MS I. 4.5 pm. b :J 1-1400 2 balh, enc Id gar . Se• MU CGMlo fpk. laundry rm. pntio New. cl ·gant 2 bdrm & Hunt. Bch. 2 Rlf + ram niL Mgmt. 642 ll!U.'l !am rm($600/mo) Plush &UffS ")( .. rLAM nn w/frplc & wet bur. c"'n", 2'h ba cedar & :IBR ..,00 1 1 I nc l. was herfdry1·r . .,...,. , •• mo .. yr y se. .., .. _ 1. ,..., t Co P l(la.•1s. S blks tu ocean. Walk to tennis t·lub & ~ ... re m e , .. ,.m r · hc:Jrms . + a fabulou!l 1---------• view. $250() Per month. . *. 67l·4400 /\ 111 \'"'"n "' II a rhur Ill\ 1-.t m1•nt l '11 Avwla•ble August 15lh. 2 Bdrm. t hlil , We11ts1de t:.M. bchmd l:orita Me11a park. ~ mo. no peUI. L'll& lust month plus HCC. dl.>p. rcq. <.;all Lindlil al ltOGERS REALTY '7J.Jll I Dble car pvt gar, fully a~. Avail. Aug. 1. 84'1·6363 ______ _ ma inl. yd. Adult:i, no 640-6259 pets Inquire al 527 18lh St. 114.000.6331 .. ./' L ..,/, VAC/\NT-llB 1-oc. 4-8-R~ (.Y/tdP.J/3~ fo'am Rm. fplc. $5.5() mo. R E A7.L -TT y /\sk for Keith, 962·447 I Af ..... rw.ilhed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3722 ••••••••••••••••••••••• D.Yid s•s owski 46:i2 lloxbury l>r. Irv inf' You arc lhe winner or ............ ffdleh ($22.50 value I. lo Ringling BrOfi &mum & Badey Circus westem lllvenlde Couo· ..... W. Hnlklt ly. Priced from 12< to 34' Realtor & Associates 2 Br house, per sq. ft. Owner Mr. l646 Spring Street. Wbal's Your 1'r!Mk? l sml collage Adult Complex luxury 2 bdrm. 2 ba. tennll, pool, spa, secunty gate .. l47S. Ul. las t+d e po~il . 549-4225. 962-2586. 1Br. Ulll pd, sep garaR<'. else t.o shopp1ng, newly redec 8J8.. 7447 . HVH Monaco, 2 bdrm. 2 ba, den, l(ardener. '650. Coda MHe l7Z4 Aue. 2nd lhna 13th Anabeim Convenuon Cent.er Slepheml5l.a.I Paao Robles Sl.89per Day 548-llm ..-wPOITllACH CIOIJ2ll-SlSO That'sliWe t.opay You don't need a gun t.o 3000 n. 1000 fl office llOlt 466-3049 f~ an ad in the Delly Pilot "draw faal" when you Oceanfront 2 bdrm. 2 ba. spitee. qulel Ut.e Indus. Servlce Direclory that can pool, clubhouse, sccun · area. No automotive or Sellwit.b EA.5E! 8ltabbabyourprolessaonaJ place an ad In the Dally ty. no s m cbildrcn . $750 f1berglaslng. 645·3323 ll'sa BREEZI!; ldenUly. For more In· Pilot Want Ada! Call now mo. Furn111hed w fultl. mo.~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1i!95. I Br mobile home. Mature adulL onJy. No pet.a. Quiel, secure. li'Jl Nwpl Blvd. 646-8373. Tickets must be e x · changed for reaerved seats al the Conventaon Cenlff ahead of time. Call 642-5678, ext . 272 to claam your tickets. ••• DLX 2 BR SU PER V1 EW_....-6 Qwet. nr shops, $.181> mo. Adllll, no peu. 67S..~. 23>1 f'acarac. ------$325 ~e 2br, lha, lndry facil & gar. No ch1ldr~n orpets ~186 ------ VIEW Ofo' OC Ei\N & C.1TY. 2 Hr, 2 ba, frpk, beam cell . jacuu1. prage. $450 mo. Call l:t>b HJ 11 548-066:; ---INS'fANT IN Nftow 2 br, 2Vr ba duplex. ~an Vll"W. 1650 sq ft of luxury. fncd yd. $49~. 673-6336 or 642-966i Prune Easl S.de loc. ex ceptJorui.lly SJHiCIOUS 3Ur. 2811, frplc .. In !im com· plex. adlls, no pets. I..--: or mo/m o $496111 0 . 5&200? Mero Verde deluxe Z. br. den, frplc. lge pata·n. ~ncl. f(ar;ntt'.' Adult coupl~11 ~ kuh, no Pel:.. $150. !179 3U2. l..ower & up(X·r :1br, 2bo. Mesa del M ur urt'a. $4()11 2 children , nu ptlli 751-21.56. 1&2 Hr apt..'i, bllw., pool. adults, no JX!ll>. ~ & $:125 931 W. l!llh St. ~ -------2br, 2ba, $425; Jbr, 2ba. SS2S: New wJfprlc & yrG>. 64().G250 Newly decorated adult apl. 2br, Iba. o pen beamed ceiling walh lot..-. of wood. $325/mo. No Pets. 673-<8803 eves_ lbr, I blk from ~hoppu\IC. S26S. Avail. Aug. 4 ~7096 . dys_. -------OusdaedAds642·5&78 rcnmuon catlfl42.5678. 642-S67B. paid or unfurnish•d •-----------------.--.---······---. ----------------.. ! 7 I 4 f 6 3 6 · 3 7 2 4 & 213/633-4989 . NO PONER SHORTAGE Bays hores ex clusive pri vate co mmun1ly w /access to 2 lovely beaches, 3 Or/study 2 Ba borne, unlum, SllOO Incl prdcncr. Avail Sept I 6l2-M55 or II oo Wl.l!Wer ~ 2'r.T1 P.P. SUS CA.SIT AS fo\a.m. l br apt $275. It $300. Avail. Auft. 1s t. Encl. 1Car. Adults , no pet.&. 2UO Newport Bl, ~ snJNNING large. lbr, t:.s.de.nr8ack8ay,28r, l(JU'den apt .. pool, rec-. gar. pvt fncd yd, no dOIC!> area S315.710 W.18lhSt. s:mrno.548-793.'l at the PILO I wer with a Ad po ·1 ble Yo~r & coast LI e &, oou oailY p•o-1.a .. Sharp 3 br. · w /ne.w plwsh crpt thruout, liv rm w/frplc, brile cheerful kitchen, pvt back yard. $fJOO . 847·1622 : 848~ VACANT. xlnt HB toe . 3 Bit, 2 Ra, $SOO mo. Call Kealh, 962-4471 1w~-1t.b ... 3242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS' dock w/dramalic new houae . Main c hannel, Cor a l C ay . 4 BR. calbedral clgs, 2 fplc's, lux rock sp1. Pvt guard gate. prestige comm .. fumorunfum. Avail. am· med. SMOO mo. 592· 1608 (21J) ------- •WALK TO BEACH·38r, $750 mo lsc, lcnnJil, P<>ol & vollcy~ll. 11ar, ..,gi, EASJ'SIDE, CM, bachelor ~. apt. $160 mo. Call for 3 bdrm. 1% be, ra m rm, rucc yd. appt. Ml-61"3 I Br apt, ancl. stove.· Adults only. no pels. Refcn'nC\.'fi 646-0993 2br, Iba. $285. 2br, Jtnb», $375 fo'rplc, wshr/dryr hook up, allac h c d aara1te. 279 W. Walson ~1819, 972·99'.19. ---875-0562 Smlll Sluruo guest hOU11e, $200/mo. ul!I. paid. Wshrfdry incl. ~4461 l Br. remodeled, hke new. Garage. AduJl8·no petM. PX), 646-2001. .,.., .. 3126 llh.iffii, pool: &ov•y 3 HR, end unit. $7!JO Mo i\Jcenl 644-0134 Drane.I new Newport Tt'r · r ace Condo. 3 br, 2Yt ba. stove, refrig, wahr/dryr, pool. No pets $576 /mo. 631-1317 or 21.3-477-8474 For graclows living-thas as rl' Big Canyon condo 2 Br 3 Ra w/pool, tennis, jac No p el1. $175. 8J3.XM9 2br, 11>8, gar, very nacc. No Pets. No Kids. $3M. L..Ji-INdl 1741 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ma 7234 LAGUNA BEACH MTR ------- INN. Maid serv., <'olor Lrg 2 Or. gar, W/0 1V, heated pool. Ulil. hookup, new cpt.3. dl"J)ti , (714)494-5294 . 985 No. stv, adlts no pets. S33S. CoMl Hwy. 2178 A Placenlla. call ~7983. l br, covered parking, ------- walk to beach, sboppln~. VIE W OF OCEAN & village. $425 /m o . CITY. 2 Br • .,,,ba, frpk:. ~. beam cell. j acuzzi. g.arage. $SOO mo. Call t41 wport INdl l76t Bob HJU 548-066.S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ch arming 2br, 2·s t y duplex:, fprlc, ulH pd, l500 Mrs. Hartley, 13872 Zarzalo, 714/493·19!0. Fhm & last. sec. dep, n<1 pets, deckA rroat •bade:. SlOO fo~REfo; RENT 2 Br, 2 ba + den, encl. 2 car garage. Sundeck . $t00. mo. 3341 l Cbellam Way.496-lCJT/or~~ ..... ._ ...... 40 ....................... ReachOO , .... AnY t-tousehold~c,UA~ For Lease. 2br, den, 3ba, overlooking waler. S7!IO. 840-6.'BJ leave messatce ....................... ---LGl41DttM. 3 IA ~1.JMMER RENTALS 2 br wtgar. Adults. cpts, , _______ _ canaJ front. Comm pool1' By the week. now avail. drpl, ranae. fncd yd, wtr ........ Any ,,,.,chendise for sale priced at S 100 or less qual/fJes for a Pilot Power Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 Call today, we 'll bill you or charge It to your BankAmericard I VISA or Master Charge. (Motoreycle ads nJUSt be prepaid) Deadline: Any time before 5 p.m. Tuesday •Al llemt nut be priced • Ad can 111t In any approprlat. claalllc:atk>n • by, no eotntnel'CMJ ,,,.,,.._. ontape_. ------ 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMl'ALS 3 BR. 2 ba ....... $600/900 4 BR. 3 Ba ........... $750 5 8R,3Ba ........... S'ISO 2 BR, 2 Ba ........••. $500 San Clemente & tenni.'I AYlil now. $825 l\180 Winter Rentals pd. UJ-0:8> 1·6. U!e64S 3370 70 """"""B" Oran• ..... .-.u. No fee. /\gent 875-31 -.... ......, 687 "K" V1ctoria ... s:Ja ~~~';o condoft, leaseft ~ SUt••fWIMTH 2619 "F" Santa Ana $350 Aicenl644-1133 UMTAl..S WALLACE ST APTS Olarming 3br, 2ba, home 2048 WallaceSt clOlle to bch, abopplnl, as DIAMOND Newly decorated, beam ..._. .., .uCc 7.... REAL ESTATE celliop, 2 br, t ba. $310. ICD.1Utl·•150mO . ....,.. -· Nodepoabreq'd + 1 mo 831-lttt. ENTERPRISES free rem. Child ok. No IAST ...... HOMI 641-7171 pa1a. MM'll. LMse aplil·level exec. 3 E'alde new 2br, 2ba br. 3 ba. Pool, Jacu.ul, BF.Almnn.LY decorat· duplex, upper. Compl. raataauc view. full D. eel 2 Bdrm oa Udo wltb kit. C,.,l. drpe. r,..1c , rm. rec rm w/f/ltd table all amenll.lel. MlAI v6ew. deck. scz,no. No Peu. "full bar. Walk to N.B. $800/mo. Waterfront Adulla Only. 135· B Tennia Oub a. betlt Cdll Homea. '31-1400. fl1ower, l'T.MI041. Schoola. Uni. or part furn. Lie. Avail. Ill. -------• J Br condo. 1.500 aq. ft. Ida • sec. dep. II UO WI HA YI Poof, Jaeuazi. AIC. tennla mo,840-2383:142-0350. SUt••llMT'ALS cl , newer bld1. 830 TIM! Colony 4 Br 2 Ha Aho~ RhAne, Brookview Tract, WI ..... 8°"". clubhouse, ._,, raularlno. 1860 mo. ..-""' I.._,."' "NE? _.. .. " ..... ---·-· pool, t e nni1. HU. l.AIU.-..nMls ·;.....,......,... .._....... 7»QI05 SHOWiYOOnlEWAY 2 Bedroom, 1 beth. Yard, ORANOETllEE. 2 Br. 1 TOGOHOME 1ara1e. lllda OK. ba condo . ...rrt1, A/C. CMJ.6Jt-4111 trlS/mo.MS-4471 Teanla, pool. Jae. 1M91JWrm$1DO.Qu6et MIO/mo. '15U43I ar. 1....., hut. all app&. ~ldiaa wtua beautiful ........... JMI o,ta as *-· J bib to lnCacaP'•S. Ideal fOf' -··•••••••••••••••• oeam. A•llll. ,,.., .u.. _,. .... __ .... .,., a No ..-. ·~~-~·~1111~·.! .. ~-~-NWPI' r--· laUWAIU> APT8. -I Bdrm, IV. lta. New .....: aa., .... -mo., .. 1't~ AH. Cl Mil bDmt. 0.-..... AYall OCSANVISW ..... UtAll + MC. MC llllll Newport AYe 6 l lmmed. tUO/mo . ......._a.u BR. 2'-' l·llell.,,... bllr louU• of aa1> • ..... •· dlD ra. , .. rm,._. Y.V .-.a. Fillo., a ,_•;:;;;;;;;....,~.;...· -----::-..., a-aa 2 a..1p1c, dbl :,:;:&1:.nc.,...• .._.A..U. ...., .. 2 ~1 a be N. pr, W/D ~· °'8 6 .\lllltft. QllU M9a. AGu.lteOIQ, eynw . .,.. llff Olndo,11r111,fabulou9 ._Cl •• ,71, .,o ~.P.:19 tTMMt; --· 2 BR."'-'".... ~ 1WW, ,..,.., la de---. .,,_., .. ----. -··-· ktuN-lt Cl-'., • .., ....................... .:::..=.~..;..:~---- ....... " ..srldell ._. Uv1D1 .. elaelor oa lla• bcla. I Br ~1 111. fwed ~::O;:~ vu. •!••••••••· t•Hla, llowe, retrt1. beiconr. Jri e.,.,. OK, H 'IWDwlt#t«. Hua1a1. 1•1 'f•1111 1•,,11. •tnclutU.ea.J014 ............ 11 -... -.un t44· • • • CM.a __., ...... a _..._ .... .. ... .. .. IQC1al ..... . ar, ... •-Nw la1117 ~. ar lli _.,,JI 1 • *-,.n; Id ,,....,, .... f,!!i •-1111 .... -. ......................... : .......... . ..... .... .,~. ..... .... ~ .... ... ..... t •• .., ..:.::::.:------- .... --..... ..... ...... • ...................... Ollllllll , ..... , • ,• •, .. !," OCUMJ'90lft'·Wllllr • t1r-. No,.... l tlliM ••I 1 Br H••eell. 81, aew ,. • • ' ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!liB!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!~;;;;;;=====~l~=~~~,.~h:::••; ·~·:· cai.ltwld. 111·•·1111 llfllllt•.~.i..tllll ... !t.!;llllT1 ~~...,. ~ ..,.._ ..,.,, ... -........... . DAILY PILOI •OElUXE* GAIDEN APT. 2 ....... ..., :I pools Covered car port petk>apta .. BBQ's cloee to fwys • bcM walk to abopplng. 171 f I 8at•11w11t ..w.,.., 847-6064 llalkt•••••1 l.cMlly all adult, no peta, l, 2, "3 BR apls. la Ed· &npr, HB. M8--0llll. New deluxe S Br. 2"4t ba. lo yard, 1ar•1e. Kldl oil. n o pets. uoo .. SM-Z!Oll; 848-JSM 2 Br 2 Ba studio. pra1e. uni yrd, DO peU. 93a mo.53rrlln Walll IO beadL llllf'. ..... nfrt .. --. ....... --............ , ...... bucll. too. Call . .... --. .............. , .... g::.--..... llr .... .., ...... A•UIAall l ~ •OM&.' J L.-r• Ne• lbrl apt•.· pri• . .................. 2 ... ..,....,Md. a.••1: ..... ~ ......... ,.,,.-. • .._ .... W/D= = .... .., . .,. .. .... II ........ No ............. 1.l'ft, __ ,_ t f ! ' l I ' I I f t • 1 ., , t . • - ....................... •.a.... a'*· ..-1. -"" 411W, PoOI. &..u. -... en...-· lU1••to. _ ................. . TM/.._,, ._..wtlllt~te Jn ........ MW1r.s r.~ ..... ~~ OMMIWPOIT IAY Jlf,OOMO \'"ft, MW H'il& • paint. V•ry CltH. -.a.u•wUMlll • JIO .. JOOO 14' H OIM,t'klMtotw!Mlh, ........... .$CIM:ao. lneklli utJI • ....._ W.wt ---6'U 14'1 •Wtitllr OCEAN,IONT I Ir. Iba Huom tor rent Pvol. non UDO MAllNA w/prtvacyy,1r•t nn7 . ainokor Sl)O 1m o YI.LA .. &'t-:"~•tt'. • 0 9 ~ , •::r ao-1.\10 aft I _ '71-1662 1hterfroot Hc,,mo MM&IA'tM>~h"*~r. ~hlr I MO .... llNT CIH• loahare hm In C M ft\lrn t:•ll•bli11hed Nt-wport ,~-m•.'•;;r;. or~.»li69 &ach full 11er v1re 11x bNicfl ltl~ 541-U» • r ... -:.-~~ltHV• il uHt . "3 In· -..11. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• div1dual olrlCt'!i now --avaJlablc AJI amcnlllt.'ll ~ 2 BR, lanai rm. ~. GC.'t'•nlronl pnv includt:d an m onth lo 8XI Mo Turner .UMX'. b • a c h · ( 1 * h 1 n 1 m u n t h r e n t u I . .CN-1177 WHltl1 mo Wlnlt-r MlicArt.huratJamborcc. ----'Rlltft..4983816, EXECUTIVt-;ROW INC ;dw upllra, sndk, on Sl Stud.to apt. I bkK'k from 7S2 7170 A,.os. avail Auai I be•ch, fully turnh;hed. . I ~.~!~ .. ~~ !?.!!:.·.~~ ... !!.~ !!1: .. r:~: ......... !?.~! ~~:.~ ..... ?~~ !~~;'!'~.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~= ..... ?!~ ••• ....................... ·~;.: rfUtlty 1001 •••• • •••••••••••••••• ,.EEot L~ASti fthnct1 Polyne11I• ·rahltt or outer l•l1t11ch1. Ueach fronts 11v 1illabl c , Uev~l~r11 only ,vleltlse. Owne,n; In Huwiol luok 1na for foreign Investors. Ci.ii a.rca co de •m87Sll. ----~Uc ..... (>rangeOn·S.le S38.ooo Toll f'ree UIOO >2:i2 2000 Tunrus Shop lllgh profit. low overhead. $14,000 + Inv tii3-"313 RE/MAX PElllY ,. .. AIS KYR S.11 II\)' item OI tom binallon ot ltem11 for S7$ cir ltrA5 wl&h at .,,.nny Nntht,r Ad. 3 UnH for 2 runHC.-utl v4' da.ya Ew~h ltddihon•I llne 111 M for llw :l d11y11 t:h11rl(l' 1l 1 No cur11mcrr1111 :ith• l''ur more Information :ind to 1>1111:1· your ud 1·1111 642·5678 '•• *. Dw& 11 c••d Rose 214 Rocheeter Ave. Huntington Beach You are the wumer of tlirwtr..HcJ.m U22.50vaJuel, lo Ringling Broti. Barnum & &uley C1rcw; -~~Ve. Jl'ountaJa V alloy You are UM wiMer ol .............. cm.ao value>. to JUnclinll Brat a.mum' Balley Circus Mil. and thru l3th Anaheim Convention Cen~ Ticltela must be eK chanaed for re•crved aeaa. at the Convenlion Cent.er ahc11d of tlule. QUI 642·5678. ext. 272 lo claim your lickel.b. * * * U...&VlckJ •CMcllw. ..... ,.. .... ,_oftt 24... 8l5·7ll3 •SHERI LEE• Cert. M assuuse Hooseealls by Appl 831Mi838 ~------... llcort &/or Modet Crank it up with K1tly Kat.. Tam.it:, Sugar. L1Vt.'· ly.&Carol TOMM V'SOfo' NEWPORT 642-1571 7·10PM AccOlllts ,.. Clerk We're •~ekini an In dlVMJual with ~ 5 ycua experlen c>~ 11 11d know1edge or 11c<'OOnt1na in a manufactur1na en Ylronmt'nt Payroll Clerk .. APTMANAOEH For SS units in Co'lta -· Ex~r·d cour,le Wlft bkltp1 e~p Huaband m.;lnt. oxp Call 81Z·~~ or (21:1) ~:&I •ASSlt•LHS• •TIAl..U• Or~ County mlgr of "kiaro mechanical pro· duel.!! 111 ~kine trtinffll for dby shJft Lo a11semble t'iectronk tawltch.-s & dl11· pla)'K. Apply 1n person MaltwSpeclaltt.s l640 Monrov1u, C M. t: 0 fo; ~mblt:r Tr<1inec Re8pon.'11b1l1l1es include lmmcd opcnlnic. will assisting in preparing tr:i1n. Newport Ucach employee payroll. hQurly S4H·9811$ labor chargc11. as well as - vacwlion and sick pay ur curaJ Candidates must h.ave a m1n1murn of I ye11r experience in lt rmm4acturing environ ment with good :.plltude for number/\ and llu' Alllst M••CJtt llunt1nl(l11n Bcarh apt IJldl( Must have mw111 ttinanc·ti t'KP"nence & ubllity. ~·L<' 4S t yr:. Sallll)' • .ipl 521 ·8541 abl I y Loeffl'ct1vely operate d 10 key toddini: rm chine -ASST.HEAD HOUSSCEEPIR net.-ded for l'vt n:i;ort SUirt lmmedu1tcly Exp preft-rr1•d will tnun l-\Jll L1m" DIMsfta/861. Ta.Lii "'llerton Savln11 • Win tleftln1 l&llcr lot Newport Beach office. Wiii train. Typin1 re· quired. M wpm. C•ll BTl-43U for appt. f:.0. t:. 0.nJong DP.,-. .. -.a.•e• rauas sotmlCO~T NATIONAL BANK An Independent Bank 1149 &Anllower St. C:O.ta Meu Blinltinl( TELLER F\JU time teller for Sav- lt1$18 &. Loan entry level <\viii train I. New1><>rt Dea.ch are a. Ute typing, xJnt salary & benefits. l'lease c1ill: Gloria Doty 273-JIJO. IMPERIAL S&L Equal ()ppor Emplyr Borbcr Stylist to manage pan lime 631·9577. TUelil· l-'r1. 9-6. S11t / 9·5. eves. Gil :x01. Beauty ... _8'73-4.38t. eves SJ751Wlt 494 W4 Owner 'mus t 11e ll 1m· u1cd1utel y DEL.I · t<~'TAURANT. 3600 sq . l'l $150,000 gross . 20": oet $200,000 + potential becutt•• S..ftn Xlnt leaiie & location. Aug. 2nd tbru l.3lh Anaheim Convent.Ion ~c-.-y ESCORTS /l.s <1 leading manufaf· lurer ol engine powen•k for l-Jittn•· J<ental spaces a vailable for hair styhsL'> & otht:r relat.ed stirv1ccs r SPtXTACULAR ocean ~ V---.;;..... 4250 city v1eViS from unlum 2 -New udd1tion to suite 180 Low rt>nt Cun be ht>lfl Center athrb G-11-0180 br, 2 be luxury apt Encl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garaae. Mature adults to.e for rent, 8111 lieur Rde r e n ces Ltiai.1: Caty i.lpi. G, lancn11 furn an>tmo. 494·$397 $ii!S nitcly i:>r 1•pl Call -· ----alter 3 p m MIH9119 3 room apt, plUli patio, ~to-.u._ - 4300 Arch Beach lights. S300 --_...... incl. util. 494.3324 ....................... . f'\Jll scrvk' Cl!et' !>WtC."?. run. Submit lllJ Offers in Newport Center 14 991·5967 ove8. new office:. m pluii h s ur· -- - roundan ~i. w /under· Property Munugomt!nt ground tt!llll((ncd purk· 0JrP Long lcrm lt:ase, in,11. 1-'rom Sl!U5 mu. Ask down l o w n I. a gun a . about our movem ul 16,000. 494 ·!1U9J . 2711 lowance. Beach, 92651. Tickets mu!iL be ex changed for re~erv~d tscats al the Convention <:enter ahead of time. Call 642·56711. ext. 27~ lo clwm your l1cket.s . ~ •• * -t ---~VISA Creutivc, huppy mule. •II. wo uld like tu rn1·1·t woman, 25·40, with 111 lerci;t in ph11tu,1.truphy Uuv1d, 7 14164~·191'1 To arrungc an 1nll'rv11·w. 1·all Pcr.!>onnel Deµ11rl mcnt at 714 !'AG 2551 or aµply in pcr!i<Jn lo cox HOBBIES, INC 1\llr;Jt·t l \ll' fun l11v1nu \l\<1c·11iu, .• 1nul•• u1rb fr11m 4'1:101Ab lt· ltJ lravl'I < ''""' pay llu1bll· h~ ·1 ~pm~ t'K P C.Jll l11r an awt llrenda H!.14 1r'll;:1 LIOO HAJ t< 1-'ASJllONS 3424 V11t Lido, N.B. 673 7~.673·1970 Hl•auly Mylt!tl assaNlant w1ml('(I for husy 1>•don. C:ha nee lor d 1cntcle . c; u a r ;1 n l ee d i. <i I a r y ~n H77:J. 11:17 4250 -------Moving? Avoid d eposits & Leg.a...... llSZ c ut li ving cxpen~e11 ! •••--•••••••••••••••••• Proresslonally s ince 2 BR. 2 ba Condo, on golf um. c:ourse. Lagun11 Niguel. HOUSEMATES ~5; 492.f>_!OO. 832·4134 Newport Rcaenl'y <..:orp. (714 >644 711W I or 2 Hm ~lll'S from 175 779 W. 191.h St. CaJI Tom ,s.ao.zm. EARN $60,000 + SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS lmpase-Macaw Dront: Fallen MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOMLY o.y. ...... hr /\ :.ubi.1d1ary of l.c1~11n· Uynarru<:~. Im· IStl'i E Warner Av1• Sanla Ana. CJ E 0 1-: M 11'' 1\ I\ E AUTO CARRIER nt·t·df'd t>ven1nlo(~. Lai: lkh. Lau Nul. !Jan a 1•1 c; ,d l Th 1· I(,. i.: 1 s l l' r 5111 4141 llcauty llAIH IH:.'\IGNt:l<S Danwls Salon K46·!>5Jil 11 11 I ' a C h 1 <: a a l Warner II B ......... •oclt ll'9 Expand your lifestyle ••••,•••••••••••••••••• with a <.'Ompat1ble room· ftAIUC MEWPO•T 1n1i1te. We djscover that Bac helors . I or 2 person.Call Bedrooms&Townhnuses 1WOPEAS IN A PAD From SJm.50 851-0815 or 759-1209 Spectacular spa. total --·• W-·~ED AIRPO•T AREA Bristol Sl. Exposure 1220 sq. ft 4 office swtc Wllh llJ:hlc d !'>lltn avaJlab1lity. Xlnl a ecci.s ID new CdM frwy. Con· tact Palisades <..:<>ntcr Leasing OU1cc at 2082 S.E Bnstol 11200 or cull 567·7010. Seamless Hain <.:urrymg Systems. We make our own & inst.all them on the job. Gu11r1111tee bu. .. 1nc1>s from referruls Plus IOl!t mort' bui.1ness. More room to expand, St'rvini;: all o f Orunjlc Co . 1!. .. tabh s hcd bus iness over S yeurs $75.000 2 trucks and machinery Phone 556-7723 lift 6pm. WOMAN Technology hai. crtiall'd everything nt:cessary in a kitchen. tixcept u WOMAN who will stay In tl 631-2140 GOLDEN GIRL I'm u pcsce. New 111 lown Would like Lt) mt.·N pt•o pie with 1>1m1lar 1nt(•rt-i,t Plea:;c caJI Ann. 527 1640 Ac1ti: Ukkpni.: Tf:MPOJ<AHY Re~'ih!r ln<l<iy to work on vanoui. i1C·1·<1untini.: "- bookk1·rp1ng '""'1111 ment:o. Work dui.1· tu )«JUr homf.' AC'C'tg l'lnk-. liuukkl'l'pcr~. J l'f'OUll l<.lllL-. arl' nl't.•dc' C:11l u , ror mon• infurm11tm11 Al ''J'!J ~.1.1·.C"I HH'l1\\; ()u;ihll'tl. liu~t· 1 1·11m rill!o'iunf~ IWtj •hlKE~TOHt::• Al iTO~l<ffl V t-: WANTED! ~Or•· mi.;r . 1t:.:.1>ol. m~r . .. & b1k{' ffil'l'hanrc: nt't.-dcd tor Sl'hw1nn de11lcr. ::wlury SIJ.000. Mui.l h ,1\ 1· prlOr bike l'X 11e111·nc·e 1n a :Hort: ~W!lls.1.'i ~ \Jll'r11•n1·t"J 11111111'1'' hd1><•1 for 1mp1111 •h ;Jlcr..h111 111 l '"'' ·' \It',,, ~lu,L 111· f."1 ~ I horoui:h l'JPdhll• of bl111 k .,,,nrllng & IJJ Ulll!IJ.! 111m~ ~ •• 1.1n $.'} 110 h \l•·•l:•·.11 llfl L11 al ,'!,, d1 111 11 111~ura1u ,. l1iJ1d h) I" I \1 l'll1•111 1111 1Jt•rtu1111 ) 1r \uu •111.11JI)· Call r..11 11:1:!. ai.k l•1r J,tl'k & .1.1) re~reation program. R.n•-._"' 5lOO ~program. 7 pools, 8 Young man. 31. desires ttt1Qfs courts. Al Fa.<1h1on toi.hare your apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ht iCMd Set .. 1ius 5360 bland, Jamborf!i: & Sun or house <Mt f'> Joaquin 11.lU:. Road. Rt.'lail/OHice :.pace. 700 i.q fl. We1Hch fr a rea. 1·67&-1148. call collect. Want to incorporate'! Calif. <..:orporate Shell for 1111le. Nt:ver used. No detb, no hab1ht1t.'S. All 1>latlt' fee~ paid. Co111. Sl ,030: :.ell for $450. 714 556-6610 dy:. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 (7141644-1900 2 Br1 ~ ba condo. VJ blk tn beam, ~ c:rr i:rar .. auto opnr Beaut bay View. TSL Mgmt 642· 160.'I ~ ,._ :1 Bil 2 bu., upper apt. Near Lido. Quiet arnu. Adults pref. Ai,'l. 675 8170 SI-and new 3 Br. 21'11 ba, FR twnh.'le, panoramic view of ocn & dty ltli, pool, sauna. jac & <:mpll ~ fac. $005/mo. Call Jl4/963-0002 Jim/ Lynn 4131-1317 --- My Interest:. & work include photography, JQUmalis m . thc11Ll'r, a nd truvcl f':xccl. rcfcren<:c!> available Call <7 14 1 ~ 1914, or wntc• to "Jtfremy", f~Purch DPpl, Un1vt'rs al Sturtio~ l)ll!Lri butori., P, 0 . H. R!ll 5 UnJvcrsal City. C.:A 9160!! fo'cm to shr 2 Br condo, L Il./L.N./C OM urea Move by 11/5. 661-6522 NEWPORT CEHTE• l.MIGJI i'lazu TJuxunou:. office Sub·lcl. 64~ 5156, 640-7020 EXEC SUITES Happiness Ui huvinJ,: your pl11ct' of bus iness ut Bake r C('nlcr. Hccep · lmrust, cooJrc rm, phone <:ove r11ge, 100 X c rox copies/mo. c:orrcc. in· dd'd in rcnl. Sccreta nal Svc.'!>. avail. F11r more in· fo. pl cast: call Uc v ul !17~2161 DESK 5' ACE DEHi' AJ. ftRACTICE 34 yr old Newport Pr11c lice 1n xlnt Fas hion Island Location. Modt:rn cq11tmt & tastefully di'· l'flfa!A.'tl offices . Nt·wport If arbor l'rof. l'ract IC'C Sales. 700.1007 Swimming l'ool Ser van• ·Route. $25 .OOfl nt·t 122.SOOpr.1·~~ • Malley to Lo. 5025 :hr. lba. Yearly. Steps to l1d1. 1116 W . .flalbou l!l .rd. $450. 213/865·2542, 7M 673-5187 M. Reeb F. rmmt for 2br. condo nr fairgrounds . S200mo. lhl. last + 1-"l ut1l. Ask for Bob aner 7pm &16-2194. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&S& Up. loc. on NcwPort i---------81, NB. Call 645-3050 or ~\l.,IELOR UNITS from ,S!2s per mo unfum 100' m ocean f"or more in· all Hcnata al 556 11cn to beach, lac upper 2 be11m ceiling, frplc, ~ar door operator All lltn1> $495·1375 yrly ,~3400 ;, 2br. 2bu dplx. Garage. llflObt! to ocn. Adlt.:. only 18 Cedar, Nt:wport ei;. 675·71135, 6:17·72S5. Pro<. M·I-' to s hare lri:: condo an Rluffs. N.B. next to pool, prvt bath. sr75 mo Dy:.,S57·781S:I, ev~.640--4232._ _ _ Nwpl seek s tra1i.;ht prof. man shurc lux. ocean vu Ilse. LI'( pool, pvt entr. J»il.lo & b11th. Gur, $100 mo. inc ut1t. mu1d. fM.(M84 SI.able 1-'om . rmmt.c 20':. to shr hst: or apt. CM /NB arcu. 546·4271. 646-7211 Orange County Airport Execullve offices. Plush swtei. & ind1v office:.. Re nt includes reccp t1on1st. Secrct u ri a I ser vices avail Sundy !175-0122. Srmll llide Awuy Office. Only $5()1pcr month. V;i cant. 325 No. Broadway. Santa Anri. His loric·al Bldg. For more info cull S<Jm Warren 551Hlll78 or Rcruit;i 556 7707 Srmll om cc. Purfcc.1 for Laguna Niguel condo. answenng s1:rvice, etc. SWIMGLOAMS and 2nd'l'nlst Deed Loani. on r~1dcnt1al property Custom.iu.'CI t.o mecl your ncc.'ds ' Rf:. OEl'T. SANTIAGO IAMIC 714 /832-5200 {NEED {MONEY • f'ool. jac, neat, qwet. Only $75 per mo. 1102 non·smoke, pref male We:.l 17th St, Santa Anu. .. 35+-. '260+$100 dep, incl For more info call Joe CRfDIT MO bwlf ront, ye arly. 3 BR. uW. 6G!· lOfD_____ Can a I e S 4 7 · 4 J 8 1 or PllOIU:M 2~. bltna, frplc, garage. ~..,. Hcnal.Dut556·7707 Zlld& ~TOlo.i ~~3656 __ • ---......... 4350 4-75-N-. N-cwport Blvd. N. H. 547-5402 Jl&•Canyon Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secre tarial scrvace11 Arrangedby w/cfass1 2br, 2ba. frplc. S60 Double garage for avail. Desk space or of. eo.t"-&.o..i -'bar scc:wity tennis storage. ll9 8th St, Hunt. f1ceorsuite. ~ _ •---------"7' I s pa Llk~ new'. Beach Call (213)376·8185 .u50 c•1r&.1 F•sy . . : 64().5947 Of' (2'\3) 828-1045 h"-u..... ...., ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd & 3rd homeowner 3Zl&BrOlldSt.·S750mo. Stnale Car garaae. secure Ftrstore &omce space at loans rut... ror any New dlx 28r + den &spuc1ous in Costa Mesa reasonable rates. purpose! fo.:Z terms. past lwtlhse studio, 11100 sq IL. Complex. ~/mo. AL..'iO 00 SOOO Sea Ft credit rt> problem . Cull lg encl dbl car garage, Luri:e dbl gar. xlnt for ~ES',: VERDE btt · now ... Noob1Jgat1on. Hkr i il'l Ba ' bt fl Yd . d Ix storage. Pvt entrance. PLAZA 955-1610 1tc hen w /mic rowave Se<.-ure CM apt complex. M tven. frplc in ms tr bdrm llo5/mo. 2131795-9278 aft 5 lS25 Mesa Verde E, C. . M 0 N fo: y "liv rm, lg pvt patio ..,.pm_._______ S4Ml2l AVAllJABLE·120,000 ~ oll malr bdrm. To Smgte garages, ~ 010. Balboa I sland, s m a ll min .. any purpose. Mr. .-~~ 1959 Maple Ave, Cotsta store. 118 Agate. Avail. Harsrave!l5l·:WS fx NEWPORT-luxury ..:.•~.;;.a._______ now. AIJ.675-Sl?O Busineria/lnvatment Uw •• vu ol Upper Bay. Office...... 4400 ~ide c.M. Space tor loans,anypurpoKe. $G6 mo. 780-1731 ....................... olc, buama1 or bobby. Al#,. M2·CKSS _ : Bdrm, l b a . ·P~ mCE apace avaUable $1S&up. S48·73t9. Any type bualnesa Joan. cuport; etec. kitchen, at 17875 Beach Blvd. For Rent S208q, ft. bWll· Reel D!tJlte, Conatr. fi 11315. mo. .No clUJdren or near Talbert 'In Hunt-neu apace. Balboa Dev.Aa&.640-1433 ----~-- LOST : Long·h a1 r l'd Siamese colorc.-d ft-malt· cat. V1cm.ily M:i1woha & &tinj.lcr. 898.(lijOO 1.a.t or Found a pct? Call An I m u I A s s I s t a n l' l' Lt-ague. 537 ·2273, no le·•· ---FOUND: Wh1tl' puppy apx 6 fr»..., Vl(.'llllly of Ncw1><>rt West. llunt· 111gton Beach. Look!> like Samoyed. Call 96.1-1~ f'ound vie. Goldcnwt.>st & Heil, 11.B. bluck mall' German S h t.>µhcrd 847-6:»1 fl>UNO: Claim or at1011t at Irvine An11nal t:arl' Cent er. 2 darl1 ni.: Dachs hund:., 2 1111'1' Dobll'!t, also dO#:!. to romp with & love IAs~ for Mugg1c, Sage ur Osa ' St.>e Dusty 1f you want a real b1.11lpl<1y1:r. Our Bcuglc Miiiie hmt her puppat:i>; I.hey will be ready for udoption in 6wks. Also cats & kittens. AlJ nt.'Cd loving homes. 754.:n34, l''ouod: Declawed rem cat, blk/whl/~rey. vie Adams & Magnoll<1 . 5JS. 'i'Ui/962· 1008. 1-l>UND: Clajm or adopt. Animals picked up by NB Animal Control n e w shelter: NewPort Hills ·Arumal Hos pital. 2670 Stin Miguel, NB. 644·3656. l''OUND: Grey & wh1tt! Malamut1: type m;ale dog. Vic. Garf1cld1Muu. 963-3488 or 968-4753. Found key1> with Tug "Luka" llawaii. 1-'nd Mts.'>ion Dr. CM. 64~·31 16. Found: Sml Terrier mix. apx 6 mos. flea collar. 712hic HB. 7141728-0363 Fowd: Sm1 wht M. Poo. cle, red ~lur, NY lags Pid.t.i. 49'7 ·2.514 /97$-0700 !!!:_D4112Daya. = =· ::.:~ _lllad. 873-3512. MllllyWmftd iOiO __. ~ 3br, 3ba MrVtce SlO per month, kt I w ...... 4100 ....................... b c --..... Pool, •pa, •-n· ....._._ • ,_ moolh. D-'ly '"-£ OOK •· •c.,,.K Found: M. orn11w l al, -.. ""' ._.., ,...,. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NE D 12 • -• · S b D I t oi,. Nr beach. M76. Pilot o ffice. Phone Paulanno c . s , ~ \\.dl-.1. ' 1 ,., Lquna HJUa -2 Adj. ~ cap6taJ needed ror apart. U.bb&. CM 556-~ &e4321ext.276. eq. a. 11.1 waita. new menl projects. Mike I ba. upper year· Interior Oesitn Studio, b6d1, AtC office. P'ronlll Bryant, 7JH97·3009 ,_ .... 1350 ~ 40Ul. St l400 -., hl•i.• 1 ed on Moulton nr Lake "trtllw T-& ••••••••••••••••••••••• uet7 ..... mo.a5.5YE.C~~VW)': fo'oresl . Lee by ownr. ~· .. ~ 1031 Ener&11l111MASSAGE ..,,. -915J.l808 BobJames.lJt' lllaueur Jl76 ... ..._ ........................ Oulcall 9·11 ,49t·$111 • • Near new olficc bui Jd. New front street locaUon, Wtlef> ~ c.. in1 s uit.ea. Will reol Park Irvine Buiin~t111 AU tYP11 ol real estate MICt• 11•5 be.low competitors. Own Center, 4.IOI 11q ft. •or lnvtlltmmtl.U.c.lttt .-.--. ' feePArk11\&. Ocean v1ew. IM/option to •· Pvt '-ll•zf ,.. . - a.perior all re1pect1, P&J.-.-.... -. ..,..M. 11All·2AM ~37~ :t-rar~'Cl .............. 641-2171 14M611 •llOXYLADY• Nil ~. 0...... Ml'lfOll.IAll OOR:ALLONLY 10 ·-.a . .._ .. ._ a.. to• •. • t1 CAIHIOITD't *'7J.1131• en... ......o 6 ot11er ,,._.,., .. lq ft... ---Mort. Nf.TUI Pl , lh='Dmi ~ ame..nt,..._ PRSONANT? ~rta1, mlDlo .......... &11 -"""IOAMI 11i111 UDlw-1Ne1• ... ......._ Cl.II Oner .... W.... 4611 UP'l'O_,. """111. Mortioa,..,. Gt·ldl It N A call ....................... Of'APPaAllAL dillt61lu-. ~ O'""" R.11:. olltee ... ,...,_.., worlli•t •+•Pll.llllntllll Al'CA.llE _!!-Ila 1...,. Opea 7 da,. writer .. •II• oae ... ,411 ...., · bedroetS eotta1• In _ .............. .;..... ....... __ ............ , ~=-----0...del •••Calla ~ l•L£ .,.S.'8C.minoleal OMCllflACI ..... ..9."'tttvr ....... , AY~ .. a.1111&1;1\allylic 11411 lf.ll.wnti101'11'ftec1Ad INDTD6 ftrApli•'* r1 ....... om. .._ .,_, Piii&. P.O. IWINOLOANI ... .,_ tnffte ..... C4lle Mtta IJfl'DD'l'ONLYOa COWGIY ... now ., ... ..._. -. PULLYAIM>ltTIZID . *ISCOITS• m•nu. ~....., 6 .,. • IL&. .i::.':11117 aaa tn-1111 ................ . · ••-aa.&Nif'a.Na. ",. YISLD l Need 1'111_ .... il'! ._. .. r. ,;.,tLr a· WAU ;;;;~~Mllle =·~=·.:, · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uotng on bu'>lfll"'' 1n111- HJJ ve fun C:Jll Tra\l'ling St!cr ctaric:.. Un·ntlJ ~7563 Tl"GYef 5450 ......•..•••........... Alltl.INE <.:OU PONS Grt'tl1t c·ardi. al'l't•ptc·d Buy/Sell liond1•d1Lic· Murray's 710 W Sa11La H11rhura Avt·, I.I\ !1Jll:r1 21.31~34 OIZ'l, t•xl Ill &t;:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kindergarten regt)lralwn is now in progrc·i.i. at Thi• G c r b c r <.: h 1 I 11 r l' n ., Omtcr We offer a '>IULt· cert1f1ed Kinrlc-rg:srll'n program mdudmg m :1th & rcud111g readint·'>~ a1· lJVtllCS Aflt'mt1011 1•h1hl cure prov1dt•lf < \111 for mformat100 M ii Kli20 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E x per1••11c·pcl l1·i.;u l st.-cr<'tary <lt·.,.n·~ ll'm· porary w11rk Aug 1:1 31 Npt /C M art•a . U y~ 2 13 12 '14 .fl I 2 3, l' Ve II 21.3/3.'>:15/i21 ttolX' rt I fo If ., occountemps zs:i:i N•1 Hroud~ •• y ;i;,,(J, C:oldw1•1l Ua11 kl·r Uld~ . SJnf ,1 t\n.1 C714J83S-4l0l A 1· t 1 v 1 t y U 1 r 1· t· t o r . hn•ni.1•11. Cood sa lar~. benefits. N H an·11 !'>1·nd r1:.unw t11 t:la~:.1l 1cd Ad II'®!, Daily l'llol. I' 0 llox 1560, <.:<ii.la M1•.,ta. t:A.92626 •A(..~fl<f'.:SSt·:s A('TCJI!~ All :.gei. all lypt•s No l'Xp nt.'t' "S A M . m tc•rv1ew1ng now Our C'll<·nb havl· wurk1•1I "lt1.1Cky II". "Gold If' & 'OM: lloxf.'r". "L;sdy In IWd'' w Robert l.'onrnd. "Wrii:l1·y·., Oouhll' nunl", & U1i.nt:y Stud100. •Anyone m11·rhtt•d 111 M 0 v I l'., I T 1· I 1·" • l".l I I ·s A.M. toclOJy Sm h•e (714 I 77H IOt!O l'XI !I!'> Add lH your 111rnm1· with pt work 1n c·<1rly J\!\1 I. A T1ml'l> h11ml' d1· hvl'rv routt·~ avu1I 1n NW.' Oii.1<1 Mt''><i & S I·. llunt lk h Ucr~mdahll' cur a mlN 21 2 3 hr~. da1 ly. $350·S<12[11mo C.:1.111 54644111 or96'1-4!litsl Practical night nur:-.e, ~'rider loving l'Ure. 11vt duty, cxpcr. wteldl·rly.1 •• -.-.-.--.----.-~.--Palm Sprin11:1 r e fs . 7314781 H1fp W..t.d 7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Actru•li1trati•e PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Ace au llwcj/Cnto....r $15,500 Per AMUm SerYice Doyou1Jkeproblem 11olv· PROGRAM 111g, detail work 111 a bu~y dat.a·processing environ· DEVElOPMENT ment. We ntX'd someom• MAMAGEtt to balanc<' & edit Sll,500PwA ...... customer mpul & com h h ..__... ot The HUftt• puwr reports w o ai. ..,....., some bookkeeping/a<: il9• •och ~Y· counting or DI' buck lft•Rt & Traini1t9 ground. Soml' cw.toml'r C•1tter, 538 Main C.'OOtact. by phone Tues Earl~ Ike Imports l'.llili ll<1rl>or fll vii e< ,~~r" ~11-;s" Alll'OM<rrlV1': • DEALERSHIP POSITIONS! Orangt• t:ou11ty i.:rowlh rc·qu1 ,. • ., llOW A H I) <..'hcVrtJll·L 1-:x 1. ANSI ON' I 111-.1\ y duly l1n1· u.-ehn1nan!t' 2 Nt>w l'ar gct r1•0Jdy U'l'Mlt:lall!t' GM cx11ericnc·1• prt· fc·rrt-d l'lea.-.ant 1A<ork111g cund1t1on~ 111 Or:ini.:•· County Airport 1·omµlt"~ i'.xl p;.y, lx:nl'f1l'> Opp for J<I\ ann·ml·nt ,'>1·1· ~·rvu·1· ~1J.!r '-'l buw HOWARD Che•rolet (JtJVl' & (Ju;JJ I St~ NEWPOHT 111-;1\Cll 1\UTOM<Yl'IVE . · PARTS DRIVER Mu:.l bt• IH yl•ar~ old. h.1w vuhd t:uhf dri v1•r i, ht't'fl.'•<: & uoonnd ~ 22811 ---- Bul;>ys1ttcr nt.>t.•<kd ior yr old girl Eu1>l Bluff areu of Nl'wport HcJch <.:all aft 6, 640 oo:r. Habyiut mfunl. 10 M dy!t mo l.O\ 1ng mature woman l 'l>M 640 OHIO --. UAKEH. l'XP pref Will tram Apply m (IN~ 705 E l:Jalboa Bl . Ualboa !Jam 5pm . llkkpr IJ1~p<1l C'h. 1·ri m flUh•r !'>v1· u1. I yp1ng, l<J k•·\ 1'' T . $1 !>~art ltl7 IJ II UOOKKl':l-~l'l::H 1 /l.S . Sl~TJ\NT l'art llml· kJm 111 111m A1·1·ounb rw . hll' lypm g, phon1·~. l•·n k1·y. l'X J)\'r ()Illy M ,., 1 n ,. II ;.i ti w ar .. M .in 111 I' .1 y 1· o m m . w 1·x11c:r Chcrrye. fYtl f\.r,l)lj IOOkkEEPER i'\Jll 11m•· poi.1111111 111 !ttrulll l'C1rpural1· offln· Airport II r v inl' are a V<tnt_>d <tut w-. 10 kl•y & hh· lyp111,1.t rcq'd Exf)l'r hl'lpful. but will traan. ~$().541.'.l IOOkkEEPER F /C f'll51t1on with promint•nl l"ash Isl R1:11I ,.i>lalc In v1•'>t Firm Xlnt op· ponu1111 v tJ.lO 012:! IOOklCEEPER i'ull ·ctnirgc m ult1·bot>k:. 1111 vru11t·r1 y mi,:nl ~IO-OIZI llOOKK Ei':Pi-;H Parl lime for Onho·Ol·ntal 01 flCl' N U Tw<l '~ day:. ~.!: Wt.'t'k 642 2626. IOOICICEIEPU Pan 11m1• fur Nwpl Ul'h l,11w Office Contact l'al !m.()60lj IOOKkEEPER F /C Thru fman1·1al i.t alc· mt:nl!t Cu ll Be lly, 6i3·irll Building Supply Sales F\Jll t ime /48 hr:. per wwk Mui.t ~ abll" lo work S.1L & Sun. Salary comnwn:-.uratc with l''I pcrit'n~·1• Appl y 1n 1Jt•r1>on Ka•rm ·Rima I lardwurc, 2ti66 llarlJor Bl t:M thru Sal Xlnt co StrHt. H•tlRC)t on bencl1t1>. Utll personnel INdl ..tH l :OO PM &mlun~ ror mterview appt. .,_, lit, 1979. SA1''EGUARD ·-~~~~~~~ BUSINESS.SYSTEMS = Costa Mesa 546-6080 ~:'.f 1P. full time, permanent, experienced. Oardm Grove area. Call Mrs. O.viB, ~-.eo2 ACCOUNTING CLERK AOMINlSTRATIVE A'>· SlSTANT·PubUs hing Co. poslt)Ofl w/room for ad· vancement, cordlnating royalty stmls. typing, banking, invo1clng, p h ones, co nt.a c t w/publk. $700 mo. (714) 9'7-0130 Sherry pa rt.time . Sun.Tues . Alarm Company needs Balboa Yacht C lub. trainee service person, 87J.3515. elettron1e background hefp(ul. 228 Forest Ave. l..qwia Beach ACCOUNTING CLERK TEUER/Pcrt th• Downt>y S11vinlo(s & L<Jun hai. an opening in 1b C:OSta Mesa branch for a part time teller. Savings & Loan or bank mg ex per. preferred Must be able to work Saturdays. Xlot working cond. Paid vacations. 1-'or further Info. contact. Mr. Flaher· ty, 714/642-7422. EqWll Oppor Emplyr Banking TB.La MEW ACCOUNTS Permanent. part. time, IJghL typm$t. Will con s ider tramtie Cull for app't. Mutual Suvini;!4 & Loan Coronudel Mar Mr. Conopasl 67S·5010 EquaJ Oppor ~mplyr Blolanl Ta&.11 M1W ACCOUMTS Part lime permanent. !~reqwr.ct. Will trainee. Call for a,pp•t. loan llartellt, .. , ....... S.vlap. Lou DCaadnodt l'.lt.reUa S.Clemeate ._.. Oppor Emplyr Blaldat!ML •IUILDIMG EHGIMHR• ~pcncnce In high ri:.e building maintenance . AIC 1:xpcr. would be h e lpful. Excelle nt benefits Including free heaJlh & Ufe losurance, paid vacation , pr o.ht 11h111ing. Opportun1l1cs for advaacemeni.. Apply at THEt•Yl .. CO 1(171 Camelback Newport Oeach i44·9010 CAFETERIA. Need 1118lw-e people lo work in 1ndus tr1al cafeter ias Irvine area. F /time days, full lime swing. Costa Men P/time sw 1ng & weekend1. Call <714 I 98t·2331. CANDY DIPPER. t;xp Apply lo pen: 705 .:. Balboa B l , Balboa ~lQpm. car..-..a. penoa want· .. ,. , .. trowlni Soutb 0r...,. co. maawne. ~ adap Dl'tfwred 1M eat ....nt1a1. cau 4'MCNOforepp&. Ii l ~/Cur• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... Pa•lllc Ooatr•t•. llf'OI•:'-:':! C:....... Ou JI I•_,.... or Mt ....... ,.._, 1our form• 6ava. ......... .,. ....... ~!'. 1 :!f .. ?J, .. , .. ,_•--~-------touedatlou retalola1 ~ • lllliellaU... PYd. 1'Pl•a. uuetl• wall•, bloeka. patloa. aHIC.••'I. 14 .. , "'-:ri':'' IM'd.UHOll.Hl-4309 ..,... .... , .... -..... Too)' Olae1re1orto. ......... ,... Bl!AllOf(IYIROKER 1111111nun••• .. •-•• We ~kte all ktvl"" TelepMae Annl•ri•I Lowl'GIC.-.m4 ::,.. :-,,&.::~ : c.,.-.;; ---- .._ -··---· ...................... . _.. _.,...,, CUSTOM lnC.c!rior Carptfttly ---······ b)' J~ .• M2-l809 ~ --------onww.':•Pullbi1 lot •IU:llOOEUHO• •8epain •Sealcoatlna <le ~. INIQt!lng, •Lie NB C M S&S CIUnfinl.shwor\,decu, ~...-. -1-a a eA...a, .1 Ulu -------·---crart 1meo. Free est. lAllW pric., bvy aJurry 1 _66-__ _. ______ _ Mal It repeln. Free eat. DIStelano Is Aaronovitz •-..J MM1» _ c.on.trucUOa fo"ree et.t ~·-J Ucnl-..146-t&W ... ~•••••••••••••••• All ph8118t <! ~~•'ma , provemen •re .. ..,.,.,. n· 06~ •· Bankruptcy cl. patios, panelling, in· m Ad.loa Lef•I Typing. t/ext alteratlons. room MZ·5100 add.ltlons, decks, etc. 0-al c.&rador Lie •~ .f¥th>1. walk ~. drlvc waya ....................... Tony 01ao1r•aorlo. a.-aJ Q)o&,ra(.'\or Lie. U4UOI. Trelllli . IMCIKape, concrete A complete :H:r·v1ce. 873-3808 ---.... ,.,a..b, ....................... EqJert driapery clearuaa. done In your home. no io l'Ol'lvenience-no wailing Coast Fabric Car e 546-7433. • -------8edrical ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a , I • •••••••••••••••••••••• c~. clean·upa " llod1u-pJn1. Georae lbulhl. 565-7072 •vt;RY LOW PRICf:S• on laodscape 11\Alnt ~ 549-2015 Homti PrJde·gard e n de&ous-. haul aw,ys. planbna. 5'54· 1196 Gardeoiog, maintenance. l a ndscapan g. Bob. ~U70,_2l3/ 32U7SO LAWN servlce, laod· scape, clean· ups. bauJin&, 642·9907 Exp. &ardeoer. Summer fertilizing , prunJng & clean ups. TSl-3592. -- 0 " ' ~.Juty30, 1919 DAILY PILOT C'I . • <xx: audlat. 1 T()ft lneek • TrMb. tree trim. .Dan eome. ....................... .. .................... . For excellence In ,Brickwork. Small jobt. boulecleanlac. CleaAlng Ntwpoct, Coata Meaa le Uallmked. M&-3'1218 ln'tfte. 175-3175evet. ,_ba&Aliq, ree 114 In•. Remarkably e flectual Yd ll pr clnupa. Free aeaaoned lady to or· lilt. (TIA..., 1anlae • clean your Bride, atone. block work, tile noora. concrete patios, walks. drive· waya Free eat J obn Wrl.ZJ home. Noteworthy re· Yard refuae'or ll1bt ferences. Audrey . fl&tlUtW'e. Reaaoaable 487·MKSot7»-l121 nta.Call .,...lS. ---------Solid masonry. brick -MIKE--'S_HA_ULJ--N-G_A_LL_ SUSIE'S clean.Ing service. wortc. 11.'° aq ft. Call 'lborouch. l time, wkJy. afters. 645-8728 TYP&SIJTE MOVING lmlbly.151-7368 LO-RAT~ 548-1451 Sldpio9der, dump truck. IP'adinl. haul, tree & yrd writ, mlsc. 831'1257 ....................... Merilp'1 Clee•l•CJ s.r.. with a personal touch! Free est. U7 .50up. 979-6149 . Exper. maid. Several days open. Rer. avail. Reasonable rates. ~·· Exp lady does house cleanlng per day. Own tram. Carol, 548·2049. ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSETBelltS A l1'0UP o( local teachers will care for YOW" home wbUe you arc away. Ph ~16ex.2. Mlwillg • •••••••••••••••••••••• IAcal moVUt& " hauling. Freight, office suppliei.. houlebc*i goods " con· strucllon cleanups . Reasonable rates. Call llM-*4 momin~ & eves OK. Pa.laUoa lm/Elrt. Quality work It material. Free .Umit.e. MIH252 Eves. Palnting, lnalde/out.11ide. Wardlouses, olfiees. ren· tali residential. Call Meleo lndust.. 96(). 7~ Prd. pausUng. Ext & Int. 1137'183.'S. Refs. Fr<.~ est . $.1M780,516-41 .... "'"'-' ........................ All levels·s tylcs -ages Gabriella Studio/ Music Across rrom NllHS 156-3003 ..... ....................... Repair • Rtroof. Alf type 1 ·1 hln1l e•· rotkllhake1·compo·tar.: Pree esL $41·5830 Pia, Avail. ..... _ ..... Expert r oofers a ol uhllmen. 541-311C)8 Sewilltl .. ., ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OR.m design sea111¥tress for men &. women, 3 yrs exp. w/daoce cOfit.umes " evenl.ng wear. Rsnbl. Gina.~ Plain sewing. me nd · Ing-& hand firush.ing. no ,..._.jlepalr dress making. Resnbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat patches &textur~ti ratesS48.flOl7. ___ _ Fl&EST. 191-1419 SllmedGl•1 ----------...................... . " fl ' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plu.mbaog repair Spec. in remodel.Ing, roppcr re pape. Free eo;t Top II at Plumbulg. S37 3194 Ught up your wlndow11 w/beaut stained ghtss overlay Sl5 sq fl.~ 81Tl. , ...... ..,.... • •••••••••••••••••••••• Yard care, complete. tfau11de• l111 Reliable. reasonable , "••••••••••••••••••••• c:Jean·upg. Refs. 64&'6684 Want a REAJ..L Y CLEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clarence's TV . Local P ainting. INT;t:XT. Wc'reonlylf2.hutwcdo1t SC'fVlce.GQodrcfs.Rsnbl YNersa.t,e~p. Lt1:,..rde.usD.av': bc'ltcr. t'ree £-st Vu.a/ rat.cs.SS.95+.957·1096 " " ... MC.llc/ln.'ldJoo543 5779 --- .._, • ,, I Sml jobs welcomed. 23 ...... , , ••••• •••••••••. yrs exp. Overby " Son EUX.."l'RIC:lAN -Pr1red ngbl-free estimate on large or small jobs. G ••: .. Sertkes HOUSE? CaJJ Gingham Gtr1. Free est. 645-5123 ---------- ., ........ latrmu .......... hie. 964-1045. ~ 1V Scrv Spec1ulisl, Any plumbing. wate r a I I h r a n d s , serv. lcaJu.. bathrm end . da Y!> / e vc:. I wk n d:. ~ F\ne ext Painting. St. he . 11\'i. Try me. 836-555S ~ hrs Richard Stnor M2-3142 Lie. lf33'1254 673-0~9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Robin's Houser leaning Srvc, ror a thoroughly clean hoose. 540-°"57 Low homeowner rittes cera m 1 c t ii 1• ltc a :.. 114&9467 IC:!-~ ffaDd potiahiJIC of your car at your home or or. c.p.tSertke fice.41t-3459 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... Shampoo & steum clean. ·-••-•••••••••••••••• Color brlAhteners: wht Reliable mother to b&by&itdys, age infant lo 10. nr. Bolsa Chica/ Ed· iQeer. K.B. 846·1541 aft 6::11pm cpts 10 mm bleach. Clean Uv. din rm. balJ $15. Avte nn $7.SO. couch SlO, chr $5. Guar ellm pel odor. Cpl repair, 15 yrs expr. Do work myscll. Refs. Btlbysilling, my home. 53l-OIOI love & care. expcr. in· We Cure Carpet Clcaner11. rants welcomed. 642·5299_ Steam clean. Also UP· Have something you want ho1!1tery. Work guar. to seU? Classified ads do Truck mount umt. t'rec 1t well -Call NOW, est, reas. ralt.'11. 645-37l6 6eSl78. Wanl.Ads CalJ 642-5678 I t fl II .. ~ llectrfc MS-&n4 --------- C h ri s t y & Son Uc11Cl0375599. Bonded. Rell/Comm'I. Free esl. m.7312 -------~ac ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOD. fences. gates, patios. rcasooable rates. CaiJM7-4793. U you·~ In the market ror a better car. be s ure to check lhe many autos advertised for sale In QaMdkd. MRS CLEAN make 1t gleam. l:tach .. apts . homes. Bef 9 or aft 5, ~9372 Cus tom vao owners t.roubles of dirty Interiors a.re over fon?ver. 10 min 'o( your time, I'll show you the safest & fml>St cleaning ser vice avail. f'ree es t. Dur aclc on Syswm.5, CM. 548·0750. Tony or J im Cedar Crpt Clean 'R, -steam/shampoo, wodow Wash, wax, vacuum s ml wsh'g, nr wax·n. gf'n cars SlS, lg cors $25. cln'g serv. Rei./Comm. 548-7a!Oor548·7055 Reasonable . Simon. Gift~ ;s;;i,IJ ....................... Your complete service. ~ selectlon,of papers & suppbes.67~5 751-89SI The Moppets Ch:an1ng Service. Proress1onals , well estab. 546·2393 642·5678 675-0562 _r1 .............. .... CllfilllJ ....................... Europeun Lundsl·aper. Top work. t'a1r pncc. Reis. 646-41f71 dys/evl-s. Prof. landscaping Free consultallOfl Ron lloelt· ang. 4974620 Dan Pauly. 494-!1636 Selling anyltung Wlth a Da!Jy Pllot Classifi<.-d Ad is a simple molter . JIN raJI 642·5678. -y,...s.n1u Int/Ext" Oependahll'. f\o'= ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable . Free c:.t •••..£ Pr'' t & -· m "' rnc tnmmin~ rl!-Call Jay. 548·6 !59 ••••••••••••••••••••••• moval st•r v1cc. free t'Sl. CcK~P~ Custom work lnl/t.xl Ltl· •36fHJ 642·8521 Yo ur Harbor are a painter. mt /c•xt Prol. quality work. HN1:-on Lie/Ins. ut cheerfully JQvPn. Uavc. 586-8425 Int l'111nt & wa llpupn ""8aJ wock, N'a.' pr ... 'r•·•· • Et>l St.eve !'147 4281. 1-·11r ext pa.tnl, call Jim Apartment & Comm('nc·al t:aJI 963 96J6 AM. Prope r I y M.:mt Co. Complete S<-rv 760 lfjljl) TlllhlrilMJ ......... .,. ....•.....•........•... • •••••••••••••••••••••• t-'rl.,.. tn:.tl l~:.on. n cdcn tJi.llcd. rcadan~. math & 1-'rench 673 f.013 <.:oncret.e. patio:.. r1·nr1~. room ad's & rt.'modclm~. HM; Const r. 5411 051 :l Typiltg S..ic• GctGRE .. :N ('as h for W1 nTI': C'lcphants with a Cl.1.,M(1t.'d Ad Call 642 fi6711 ................•...•.. LP Clf'f1r1• Scr vlC'('!> l'rof. lyptnJ.:, t~m paj>t•ri., re· 'um1·s d c 1.ou1 i.e llltgan 64;! 72'.?I Htfp W..e.d 7100 Htfp W..e.d 7100 twp W..e.d 7100 Htfp W..ted 7100 Htfp W..e.d 7100 Hltp W..e.d 7100 Htfp W..e.d 7100 Hefp W..ted 7100 ....... Wmlhd 7100 ...........•........... .•...................•. ..........•..••......•. .......•.•...•.•....... ....................... .........•............. ....................... .......•......••....... . .....................• CASHIERS Oerical STOCI NOPLE lmmed1atc clcn ral open. Cost PIU.S Imports. a r'-" mg for loan brotceragc tall ls h ro. In Newport Beach. company ' now rr· Accurute typ1n". math ang casruers & i.l-OCk peo-.. nl.. 1 ·,., So c aptitude & dct~11 oncnt """aor ,..,. new · oa£l ed. Salary open. Call l>tOtc. Apply in person at lll3 Sunllower Ave, CM K;itie640-93SO. bet. 9AM·noon on July Q.ERICAL / :»-Aug3. ___ SECRl';J'ARY CASHIER SaJes ...... tratiClft CLERICAL Spc<'Whtl-d Scrvirt~ po1>1 t1on in lnv1.""Stment Com m1"l'i 10ns ;n~et>unt1n1: Bookkt-cp1n1: sk1lb /ex per rcq Independent d c:.k with challeng1n~ rci.pons1h1lity. Xlnt fr. 1n~l' henl'flli.. Call 6'10·10iJ. ClEAICAL 1-\111 lime opening ror n~neral clerical tasks Must be willing to learn & have the ability lo J(f't Coo1..,t1r Operator 1-\111 time opening for I Io 2 yrs. expen encc with working l<nowlcdge of DOS /VS. OSVS I . POWJ:.:R VS on duul UJM :rT0/148 with rommun1cu- lton'i. Xlnt fac1lllJcs & fr. inge bencrils. Tul.'8 lhru Sul first stuft. Culll for tnlA:.'fVICW appt. SAf'EGUARO llLISINF.SS SV~'Tl!:MS z./SlFairvicw Rei C.M. ~ Exp pref. 30"'40 hrs per ~. S.t/SUn a must. app· ly in pers Kl'rm Rima lfardware. 21666 llarbor HI.CM. Cox Hobbie s. I nc .. mamlacturer or enginc- powcred and radio con· trolled hobby products tiaa WI immediate open· Ing In its Sales Ad· m1nislrat1on De parl· ment. along well with others . !•--------- CASHJ J!:ft.rull or part· llme, apply In person. Crown Hardware, 3107 E.Ctst.Hwy,CdM. C~llERS UTOTEM MARKETS Previous clen cal or mull room expcr. helprul but not nece11sary. Xlnt co. beocfiL1. SAFEGUARI> BUSJNESS SYSTEMS 221Dt·aarvlew Rd. C.M. 546-6080 Duues include customer and i.alesperson com· mun.icaUons as well as I•--------• related clc•n cul and sules O.Jo:RICAL statistic!! reports In a Nood person to work eves mmurac.1uring environ-& weekends, 4 days rnl!l'll. Ab1Utics should in week, 40 hrs. type, good elude JO.key, typing und phooc commun1r ation!. shorthand. with CRT ex-l::xper. belpruJ. Xlnt JOI> pcnencea plus. opporturuly. Call 631-0160 between 9am·Spm. COOK/DAYS Expanding restaura nt c:haln with over '° units. fo'amiJy.owncd organiu· t1on offers pleasant workin g cond1t1on!>. Good opportunltlei. for advancement. Excellent c..'Omp1t11y benefits . l!:x pcnenccd desir<.-d. Apply In pcn;on to: ' . "'• . 22171 Lalbe ........ Dr Lalbefonst Data t:ntry CEADDATA ENTRY OPERATOR lnd1v1d ual mui.t have mirumum or :i fj month.' current ex~ri cncc 1n tape handlmg and wnt- mg runct1ons L1bl·ral benefit packugc. l::x - l.'t!llent workm.: rond1 ttons. Please l'ontact Personnel. @ PACIAC ffiUTUAL 700 Newport CA:ntcr l>r Newport Bcuch. Ca 92660 1:;.qual Opportunity Employer M Ji'' Empl<>ym cnl Apply at Th~ b1ploy1Mllt Ir Troiftift9 Cnter, 518 Mai• Strfft, H.tMcJt-lffch. TicH• att CET A fwcded positioM, ,...erllMJ HillttiftgtOft INch r.1i*ttcy. 15 out of Ht. pod 20 wffks ... ntpktylMllt mMI • hlcotM which !Mets "*':Ill C)tffdt4iMI. LClllCkcope MaintHw• TraiftiftCJ Sl.30 P•r How Cler* Typilt $671 P•r MORth Senice S•porl Woriaer I ''°' ·-......... SMOI hsiMsa t4odciM Rl'pClir $2.90 P.,-How Utility Moiftttft•U $640 rer MORth Utility A .. S577 P..-MORth lCi.ricoU Openings now available for ru11 time assistant l'Jlllnagen. on 2nd. & 3rd. shift. No expenenre nee. We train. Start SJ. lo to $4 per hour. Advancement opportunity ror manage· meat positions to $5.50 per hour if quullf1<.-d. 1-·or more lnfonnation & 10· terview go to store 82 at 30009 Crown Valley, Laguna Niguel. 495-9950 orCJllJ TI4/s:J1-4840. We offer a competitive 1•--------• wage und bt:ocf1ts I•--------• package wh1rh mcludes Clertc, <.-xp payroll, A/C DJ:.:CO RAT I N G AS · SISTANTS nc.>t'(k-d. Jo1cx- ible hours . "Xlnt. i.up plement.ary inl'Qmc Car nooded. Will train. Call Marilyn , aft. 5pm . OOHl299. Senke S.porl Worll..-II S640PerM.th Ca..dlcope McMRf111mccet l:;quaJ Oppor Employer OWd care our home. Oct. I · Marcb l, 2 great gab .. 64S-73llO. CMLBtG. Oil DISIGMllt ~xperlenced car eer minded. REGISTERED C IVIL ENG OR l>tEGNER with back· ground in public works and or land development engineering wanted for de.Igo &. s upervisory PolhJOO. Apply to Mr. •'*'t.es at Robert Bein, William Froet "' Assoc. l401 Quail St .. Npt. Bch s Irk pay : den la I • pay, typing 55 wpm, Rood medical und 1t re to· phone voice. Salary surance ; vacation!>; 10 open. Cootact V, Murtin. holidays and a retire· ~9570. ment progrum. -------- Please apply in person or call the Pe r sonn e l Ocpurtmcnl al TI4-546-25Sl. cox tlm~INC. A subsidiary of Leisure Dynamks. Inc. ~E. Warner Ave. Santa Ana, Ca. O'l705 EOE/MF AAI-: Cieri cw CLERICS Excellent entry level J)Oliitlorus with Orange <:ounly's leacfulg land de· veloper. Experienced in accounL'I receivable or purchasing desirable. Reqwres a detail minded persoo with 1·2 years g e n e r a l office ex· penencc. good typing or t'<>mmunlcations skllls. Please send resume or <.ooiplete at application I .. l''ric.!8, THE llVIME ~O, S50 Newport Center Dr Newport 'beacb. 644·33119 Equal ()ppor employer Cool& P\111 lime expericnc1ed . Apply in person 3·5. Jolly . Roger, 400S. Co1tst llwy, Lagww Beach. COOKS For conv hosp, free health ins after proba· tion period, every other wck.nd off.. Apply 1445 SUperior Ave .. N.8. Delivery. r 1t. 4 J0.9pm. Own trans , Mo n· "'ri. Some wkndi. rc<1. Must beovr 18. 531-0811 DRAPl!:RY workroom f'astt"oodServ1ce,gnll& DELIVERY 10 1-'t-'ICE Seamstre.s needed. Nr. C.'OWlter work. •'I.Ill & BOY Full·t1me. Va ltd O C. Arprt Sal open p/ltmc. Call 673·3l.S2 Or drivers license. re · 96S-843S apply lf1 Newport Pier. quired. Neat. Ove r 18. -NU. Apply In persoo to Mr. DRIVt.:ft.Warehouse. full -------- f\Jente; at Robcrt Bein & time, s a lary ope n . f1GURE CONSULTANT Wiiiia"! Frost & Assoc. 646-UB6 wanted. Will train en· 140JQuml. Driver for AM Timell th us 1a s t1 c matur1· Cooks: Morning & even· -woman for part·t1mc ang shills, Skinny Haven Dcl men over 18 for LA paper route. Good salaty evenings. 4-8pm. Call Rest.au.rant, 252S4 La Paz Times In N 8 & CM . + bonus, So. Huot. Brb. 631-4M44 Rd. Laguna llills . Perm/p·t. $350/ $400/ lllM-8:117 ---·------ 581-8440. mo. 646-5844 Counselors. marrie d coupl es. or s ingle women . Live .in . Super vis e 6 tee n age girls. 545·5593 --------~ DENTAL Penodontisl needs full ti me asst. F:xpandcd duties opply. X ray certificat.c rcqd. J:.:xpcr pref'd. Salary open. Call 842-6631. DttlVERS Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast cities. Nut $l80 a week or more. Orange Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. Her rm ann, f'ounta 1n Valley. <No or Slater betwn Newhope " tlaclid> DENTAL ORTHO. - OWrside uaiat. R.D.A. exper. pref. Fall or part· time. Beaullrul area. ORUO&'TORECLERK Xlnl. o ppo rtunity. Irvine. 55&-0'1'17. aft. 6 " ~r preferredw. • mHus8t ,J-.1.. AM\_..,_, ww .. wknda. est .. wu...-. -.ca AMA.MCI FOTOMATCORP. ha.-. :l opcmn.:i. lor pt 11mt' rou t •· <lri vi'r ... l'ltkup & dt-hv~·r him m Jlrocb.'>1n~ t11 1-·otomat !)Inn.~ an lh1· II < '. .1n·a MU!\l bE' al h·a\I i!~ yr.. or :.ORt' & have J W11Kl 1ln V · in~ rN.'ord a!> v•·riru·d hy UMV t•hcl'k Van pro vtdt.'<l Startin~ p:1y ~I :11 J)t'r hr Apply m lli'rMm onJy on Mon .luly :JIJ :ll 1()0() Kalama H1111·r Hd C ~·rwral . llOM .. :MAK 1';1-<s MONl-:Y• tJ1thU:>1a.~111· 1nd1v1du<1b -earn l'Omm tr1 S2.000 .hy Tha11k i.i:1v1n~' l>t>mon!\lr:.011· lOyl> & l?Jfl, ('ompltt•· tram111~. No df'hVi'nnit ur collct:l 1n~. NN•d cu r . t:all '71<1 ~~,J ·!i:l:lti, r ollct•l to !>Ct' lmc <ilJL., '!> c;udi:••h · "Our 29lh Year " Suitt• A. Fnln VJiley, 1 _________ _ !l&l 4455. 1-: () '" Fnund alt on. c x 1>("'1 c nn '<J form rrew m Or Cly ~a. 95S-079t . 675-4522 G11•r•Offic• Mu.'>l CflJOY phorw ron tJ r t . work1ni.: with cu.tomers & detu1I work. Prud var alloo, "ck puy. health ,in., AplllY \lam 4pm Mon .. 'r1 RAtUH:N':-. Pl'~'TCONTHOL W6KMdolph,C' M. ~&5.'170 <iENl-:HAl.CWFl<.;J-; llkkp .: IJtc lypini.:. i.:ood phr111e>. I girl oHwt', •·xv prcrcrred . Gl)()d !>tart :.alary Nt:wport l'lumh· 1ni.: & Hcalmi.:. &15 fi.'.•i!!'> G&IEltA1 OFC TRAINEE Vanous dullc:-1n ~m data procci.:s1ni.: n1m pany. Good pot.cnllal for rq;ht pc r:.on . n on s moke r . OC /\1 r porl 11.rea. 75\.9774 ------ lit:Nl':RAL OM-LINE Ta ... ow rt PenoNCll Senius are pleased to offer lontc term a,.,1ugnml.'llL" for Jr. Clerks, c;cncral Ofrlce<& ~'lanes. Su<'h as. .. "'lit• Clt.ork 110 key <lnlt'ml ·1 Operation:.) IO·key Touch Clntcrnt 'I /\cctg I 45 WPM ICicnJ Ofc Typ1:.tl Clerk Typ1~t w /lU key A11'Ch·rk Id •tail Onl·nt.cd) AIH HIK;·y ~n1dnC:. w/Sll: l>a ta Proce:.:> Ul g ContraL'l.-. Admin 11k1a1I onrnlcd I 2 01rof Malcr 'b J>un:•h aH an~ t-:ni:tnl.'Cnn~ ll'l.-chn1r al type> CALL. Cf\·Lln:. -!IMl'OPAPV P(llSONNH SUMCI~ for pnvate rommunity, Laguna Bear h. Mui.l have valid Calif. dnv1•r '!, • lie. Call Mon thru t'r1, 9 557-0045 37Zl U1rch Slrect. ~cwport Beach lo 12. 494-8571 . GBBALOfftCE GENERALO ... fo~ICE IHSURAMCE TYPISTS : large Ins. Agency in Sl'J(;ltl!.'TARIES I f'ountain Valley ha~ A<.;CTGCLt-;KKS operungs in entry level pos1UOn5 ava1lublc for or· 'J1op Pay Pajd W~kly ,1 h ce pers onnel. Xlnl j salary I& co. benefi ts. MOllt&L ~ CaJJ Kathy 549-816l. ll 14 DHry $erYket General om cc. Pt·Ume. IRVINE 7S2.-.; no typing, math bck· 1~ID~E~~~~~~M~/~f' grad. Work Sat, Sun. 1: holidays only. 11 .8 . 1---------536-7~1 Mon· Fri. CML .... ISTIMATOI E.lqierieaced lodlvldual waa&ed IO prepare cost eatlm•te• of a ub · dlvildlm, a.duaUtal de· velopmeota, utlllly ,,..._ 6 t.o perform A major tife insurance company headquartered iD Newport Beach baa opportunities for In· clviduala with aldlll ud 1eneral office ex· ..,r;ence la l or more ol dlle foilowiog areu: DerUl Alll't, Ortho .. Cbr.. FArty AM auto route Wall N.B. Part time or fuU St.-JOW'Dal. Small car time up to 4 days per =red. 5 day week. week. Top aaJary. Ortbo SICUTAltY Orange County's leadm~ c'Ommuruty builder hi.I!, un openinK for u Secretary to work in our Corporale Accounting Department. 2 Ycurs b us iness oHice ex · per1cn cc & STATIST1CAL TYPING arc es sen ti a l. 10· key calculator by touch & familiarity with dictat· lng experience are also required. Excellent op· portunlty lo work In !•--------dynamic bucb environ· ••BAL LAIOlaS Needed full lim e for malnlenance & grouoct. keeping Is marin<1 divisions at The lrvim: 'I udll7 in...U,aUou • calcul•te eartb quan· UU.. 8upervl1lon ex· ~.tlal.Apply In ......... Nl\llne to Mr. ~ at Robert Bein. Wllllam Froat fl Auoc.. l40l Quall St. Newport Beadl. o6ecrd4riea -Geheral Clerical e(;omputor Term In al ()peraton •Payroll •AecounUnl/ 8»c*lleepm1 .......... , llldtellr'b We laaH lmmedlatt 11 ' I U ,.u amMIY • .......... ~ .... ..., ... , ..... ... to ...... t eolD• ..., ............... . llr'8..-ao: exp.• RDAreq.842-2138. 1 ___ ._sz_,61586 ___ _ DENTAL/CHAI RSIDE. &ICTIOMIC A.88t, X·ray liccn11e re· ASllU .. S qUired. Clll 541-3000. DlverJlfled work load in -·• ••-y mll lmtruments. Ad· _., _ _.-r• vanced Kinetics. 1231 SAL~ Victoria Sl .. C .M . Ei:pr'd In Oranae Coun· •n&s. E.O.E ty. Xlnl COQlm. "'11 or •--------- p/tlme. Beautlfulolflee9. EXEC. SECR ETARY. Newpo rt H arbor Heada up · well or· ProleHlonal Practice pabect pro, Help nan ol· 8llel &t o1-.r oeoc>&e. deal · 7..,.1900 wit.It cUeela. X.lnt. •t- Utudt • penoo.Uly • muet. Good 1alar7 fl ..... a.. .... , ... ,_lo BDx 111 De1lr l'llD&. PO '*' mt. elf, -••llllAI** ...... , ..... ,.... . ..,. ,. meJ --pie, b .......... t¥ -· _ ........... "°"1e tlrOrsOWLAloo.._ 1111. Caat111 aow ! -<ne_.. ........ M¥e Oiied ror "f'•t ._. .. ''LD¥9 M rtrK meot. Please seod re· awm or request appllca· tlon from J . Buckie, M4.u9 ntlllVMCO 55() Newport Cenler Dr Newport Beacb, E.0 .1!:. ROllST Uniq'6e retail nursery neecil creat.lve people ror full Is Pltl't Ucne perma· nenl p61ltloas. Mu11t have~ la floral delilO. Excelleet op· pell'blnky to work ID a .. u ......... ROGIR'S •AIDIMS •.::t:r- (J)ll .... GENERAL Company. Apply at t THI llVI .. CO . ., 1(111 Camclback t Newport Beach &M·91UO . ;_...,. ...... ~----·~ -- I .............. ~~·-... -·--.......-~-··-·--· • -XrLOT IMlftAMCI •••ALOMCI MAa••n DlvertJllM worll load •1 ...-roaic lutru •e•l• ll o der1t W'OtlYollep. A•vaaeed n·· ma Vldona -~ .• ,.,E.l,S MAca••n U pro4ueUoa ltaell ...,...., 3 & 11'1 .. ,., P,., klllcla of tracer. ~ °' OWll Ml·up, CmUI 6 latlae> Oood tlilNfUa c.11 ........ ....,.. lu Aaeocy In 1---------P'oulala van•1 haa llath&Nat.a a, I p IA entry le'vel Girl wanted. t'toe Job 'MlftOAa w IWwua lllome bwlder. Call Hu1b. tMI ... 11.m '7pm. Moa t'1. m.SU0/4117~. poatUona avallabM tor ol flee p er1onnel. XlnL 11atuy .• co bneftu · Call Kalll1 ~ ... ..S.•4.MCI Oraup btalt.b dehm ... anlmr: h p at leut ty r. Slllliry QPftl Jti.-1797. Oir'l WIOted. f'hac Job J..w.ial/Su , r II wor1daC w /Lapna bome IJerv&IOf' u builder. Call Huah. ti me n l&h U . Good betWMO tam 7pm Moo· Pa Y • b e n e f 1 t 1 M m.M30t4'7~ .t:XPEfUENCt.:O ONLY -~. ---G•.•.,•. •d---i JAN_l_TO_RS-.-- -· -P•rt llmt< evenin1u . Jobs men. -omm It coupl~ SAVt.:GAS Qi6ta Ml'llK, Neiwpo rt, U you want work we Saota A1111 u rt-l&B. Must haVll a job for )'OU ... nur have t'UT & home phone. your home . All 6hlh1t 0.115326M8 or apply ut available. 123 N Oh ve, Orange cau fOf' appointment Mon lhru Fri Mon-t'r18am Spm (714 )~23116 UJ2 W Commonwealth tullertoo. C11 Mon· Fri 8 JO 4 .JO m 4 )S40-6446 ZJO W Warner Rm 217 Sant.a Ana, C1o1 JANITORIAL · C..:o . has 111l1Dedlatc oPf'C)mgs for full· & part ume be lp m the Cot\ta Mesa, 11.8 . areas. Mon·Frt. 6pm to 2:30am. Pleai;e call 213fl82.Ql9 8 to 4 pm. or Call 2U/282 M25 btwen 4pmt.o6.:.lpm Mon f'r1 W•FcrCJO ~Senk.i UtvL'l•on of O;Aker JANITOR Prot.ect1on St'rv1cl'S Needed full t1m<' a t l::quaJ opportunity l''astuon ls land shoppLOg employer M IF c en le r . E x c e 11 e n t ~~~~~~~~-! benefit:.. Apply a t THE IRYIHE CO 11171 Camelback Newport Ile ach 644 !IO Ill GUARDS FUii & part lime All urea s . U nil urm i. fum1.Shed As!Cb 2t or OYCf' fWu rNI wclcorrw No citpenencc nee.. App ly Umvef'l\al Protec.:llon Ser vice. l 2lG W 5Lh St.reel. Santa Ana, In tcrvll'w houni ll·l l & I 4 Mon thn.I 1-'ri JlARUW Aftl'; ~ALES fuU .u me ap1>IY 11111n sm1. Crown Hardware , JI07 t.:. Cllt. llwy, QIM 1 lcall.h l''ood Ston· rwec.b :.tock clerk. full lime 548-95.17 KIND t;RGAHTEN Teacher. r ro'<lenllal nee Pvt elem ~chi. Sl'niJ r t" MJme Lo I' 0 . liox fitll, Col>lu Me~a. CA 92627 LAI ASSISTANT l'lasl.Jci. lab. Nu expr nee. Will trum Mui.t L<· tul(hschool ~rad, good m lll31.h IJays <·all 63!1·2000 for mt1·rv1ew F1bcr1ll' 01f'J) LUiAJ..St:Ctu•:TARY Chullengmg & exc1tm1< pmtUon with general law 'TOOL ROOM MACllNISTS lmmt!di.ll&e ()plllUap Jor ~ maclalftl1ta now ullt ln the followi.D& att.M: MIOU SPICIAUST M4CHIMIST 2nd Shin Requires experience in srrllll Ji&·bore P & W, K & T. and Jtg gnnd. Al.8-0 re:qwres k nowledge of MIJON Jig G!'tnder. TOOL CUTTER AMDGRIHDER 1i.t and :ind Shin TOOL ROOM MACHI MIST Isl and 2nd i':xtcrnul and 1ntc·rnal grinding TOOLMAKER 2nd Shift TI1esc pot.1taon:. orfcr am excellent wage. com 11let c compa ny pJrd bend1ls pac·kagc, mclud· UU( med1cul and life in surancc C..:Ombmcd with our consiste nt growth and cxp u n:.1on. a nd modem, cleun fat 1ht1t>!., this m;.ike., I. S I •• 11ll·u~;.i11t .111d -..•t·ur1· r11rc1·r 1·omµany !"or prompt t"O/l:>llh:ralwu, µlelL'>C Ctlllllil1. .. LEAR SIEGLER ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION 21140 I•: Uyn lto11d O>r11l'r ft(•dh1ll & l>ycr S<mtu Ana, Ca !YZ7o.5 C7141540-121 0 JI 0 RT I C U LT U n ,.: olfil'e. Newport Center MAN A G t; R H l' l <t 1 I Mm. 2 Yf'!I ex per. 75wpm Equal Opportunity hOuse plant Mllt!l>. Prime Salary commensurat" i-:rnployl•r M r 111 location. tlort1tullurc w/:.loll.s & expcr 01::.nc. 1----------trauung & ma nal(cmcnt ~ 4212 exper. reqwred. Sulury Ll-X;ALSf':Crtt-:fA-RV'~lli & comm. Uood:ihl1• $418-0137 for »PPL partner n:qu1 rement:. Xlnl typin g & ---------•I ., ho rt h 8 n d • a u I u Hotel HOST/ESS CASHIER typewntcr cxper des1ra ble Si\ & TW>lm an ·a Xlnt :111lary l'Ornm. with ab1l1 t y & ex per 714/!173 2l:J7 Ma1cl-.. apply The Inn .rt Lugunu. 21 l N <:u.1~t Uwy, l.al(tmu lk!ach Mamll'nant<· mun for ~.5 wut apt complex m (' M 1'42 507 3 . 121 :11 l*).j :1151 M:unl••n<lfl<'<' I' time 1111 prox 4! 1no11 l'lumhln i: <'XP net· Tustin areu H:ll 0081 IJay or n1ghl posit 1uni. uv1t1lable for re h a hit-. people or iented 111 dJVJdwilil t.o JQln the M :er nott learn. t :njoy 1•x ecllent company be net 11 s including it free m cul 1i;·r shift. Ai>vl)' 9am·l2 n0<m. Moo· t'ri, Penwnnl'I 1.1 v e 1 n l' o u µI e tu 11upcrv1i.e i.mull r<:J;idcn· llal bourd & <·are ruc11Jty i--MAJ-•.._..-E• ... • ... • ... -C•E-• ror elderly Will con:.1dcr "1 ""'" ., 1 n g I I! p e r s u n MECHANIC 7 14 4!13·134!6 d y i., For foll lime. multi 7M r.24 2213 eve~. family units 111 I rvlrll' & MAUton HOTEL !«)()Newport Cent.er Ur Nt-wport Beach t'1l•lil ()ppor 1':mploycr Hotel R e1ervalion11 A s · s is t a nt I t·ron l O ei. k Oertc. 8-5. Mon·t'r1. Xlnl Newport Beach loc. Call for appt. 645-5000 ext. 520 L.oolMa for c~? cauus(or prof~s111n11I ---------•' counseling & placement 111 a pcs1t1on that 1s right &td for you! Irvine P cl"800nel Age ncy 488E171.h, Colll11 Mesa Ste224 642·1470 SUPERVISOR IOOMSBYICE <)ppor wfth career poten· t111l exist. for reliable ~~ person w/ Hupervlsory aklll1. Some food or •MACHINIST• nst.auraot lulkii prcf'd. 4-day 40·hr. week ~ oullt.lndlng com F.DLERINDUSTRIES pany benefits . APP'( 2101 Do~St. N.o. 9am-l2 noon. Mon·l'"r . AcmssfromO.C.Alrport Pwmomel. Machine Shop ='~ . SHOPFOllEMAM Newport Beach E.O.~ MIF HOUBECLEA.Nto;RS C.nec, Ptr. Top S GINGHAM OlRL N-61.23 tlOUS!XE!!PER · Liveln sas+mo. No chJldren. !Nnlab 1peaklo1 OK. ff.B area. 8'1·5J7'7. .....,, hOUSEKEt:P ER ,....... for prtvala re· 1ort. Es9er. • oon-uper. f'ull-tlme or -...c.O.&. 411 N. Ott. ~~=~b. Emphasis on quality, ClGlt, planning lcschedul· N. Will supervise 1S·2S aldUed machinists & tool makers lo Job s h op. Tool~1 dies, prec is ion rnac:runed prototype & 1hort run pro duc tion patU & fabricated as· aemtHy. Mus t be BR· e e, ambiUoutt & hly experienced. Apply person or N nd ......... ~E PHONE FOR APPi'. Newport licach. Apart ment mamlcnance ex pencncc prefcrn-d. ,.:x celJenl benefits mdudln.: fre.! mt.'t!1t•ul & hr ... in surancc l'rud val'Ut1on & hoUdays & pror1t "lh11 r mg. Apply ul THE IRVIHE CO 107J Cam ellJack Newport Bt>uch 644 0010 MANAGER/ ASST 2 Days per wk, It book,, It m111nl. ,.·or appt n 1ll M2 3107 MANAGER Nights lO $15,000 yrly for high volume r1t11t fo1KJ operauon. Call 581-4720 ror int.crvlcw or apply a l De! Taco. Laguna llllls. 25252La Paz Rd. tt!anager lralnee. No ex· perience nece11sary. SJ.SO pr her. 675-2101 Mlldacturing Engineer (;()" HobbiH, Inc •• 1t leading manaufactun·r ~ eoaine-powered hob by producla, includin g radi o contr olled al.rplanes and cars, has an Immediate opcnmic for a Manutact urtt\ll f}\11neer. Candidates muat have knowl t dl• and ex· l*ieace wkb DaMeriall and procea1e1 , putjcularly related lo ==~ n • •-:t t.edlalqw for hip UllM CGmtlaMC' IJl'C)dilcta. BSJE or B8ME wlth a.1 , .. ,. ••. ,.n ..... For lntervlew, eonl•C\ Lbe Pwlouel Depart. mm& It 714..,..1111 or .... ,_,,._..IO: , MANUrACTURINO. t hnoa calm ,. •• 1,,, ... 6' 1row'81 fui. Need 9klOe Cutl« for ia· &u JI* • atm cutUAa. wur tralo apprentice, vetara•• beaef auU. A•1 art relaled t•P befpful. Make beaut artwaf'k Ii II« pd Vflll"Y wall. M'•tlem. Pleue raU for la&«vinr Mon· Ftlfllf 10ll6. MATUlAJ..CONTROL Mattrtal Control Ka· pd&ol' entry leveJ pc»I· Uon. ll&a!mu.m l yr. or no ••P•r. r equir e d . Ability to work with nf\&1'9, details, Info a mu1t Call for appl. 540-?a. t: 0 . ~ .. A Ken dMvia C..:O. lrvwe *W S4LIS& 4ny '7U/mo+beDe fW&al 8eauty Supply ~1 t: 111.hSt, CM • • MEC HANIC with I>etrott Dte21el or Onan experience Tom Kelly M11rlne ~nglneering , 548 0017 Mi'XllANI(;, <'xper with moped., or motorcyclelf. Must tuivc tools . Apply Moped City 2900 W. Cou~l llwy, NB. 642·8870 MEDICAL · I.Ive.in, S200 per week pl!b r oom & board (71'1 J IWO·IHlil or (21J) 428 M:ll Men&Womtn w~ Ir yl)U urP new to Co~lu Mt sJ , lt.'mµorunly dtll. <'t1nl111wni: your l•duru t1110, re1·cntly dt.'>chur~ed from I.he :.t•rv1t·c. or for any rc•a.-.on sel.'km~ trm purury t'mploymc nl . l;ins1der thL.., un1qu1· u1' porlWllly. Y~CanEorn $2 I 6 Per Wk. UaM.'Ci on yuur 1m .K.lul' lJv1ly. C'Offiffil'>Sll>ll, f)lll i. ll1l'Cllllv1• .. & cxt ru I"''' 11 .. 1i.i11 n~ honu~ T hi• "'Cllll•'ll & rlll'll W.C..:-<U°I.! lf1okm1: fur m .1y be tm ·1I IA tyµ1n~. fold111g paper~. warehouse Jo li:. an•I working for u hrml<·d tr., <·•1mt· Work with you11~ 1>1•011lc llup1d udvlln<·•; nwnl prn;s 1ble II' you :111• avu1lublf• lo -.tart work 1mmcd1at1·I> 1•.tll bctwt'Cll !J :10 2 OU Costa Mesa 645-6514 MERVYN'S ,.:nwluyml'nt applica lion.'> now bt·in.: a lTt•11t t.-d PO'illlflll .. <111.111 Ill ~.!It.., & .,lo<'k Nu 11n· YlOU.'o CXll 11\'I" A1>1JI} 111 JX'™lrl Mo11 1-'rr. to/\ ;\1 41'M 'lfll 1 Ad.1m-. t\\ ,. II U J-;CJ I·: Mf•yertlt1I -.. pnmJn '"" phn t1f ~:outJ f1111tl H• lrvm1· ('11rp <nm11111n1t v, •~ loc·;it1-cl at Mat·Arlhur & Sun Ult'Ko Fwy 11r 0 (' AlfP(Jrt Nt•t'll r11•111>1t• tor Mmpll• r1~1d prt·siaral1on No 1•xp n1•1· Mo:il ly morn hr.1. Throu"'h IJy 2 (J(J du1 ly. up to $ 1lys. J-1exihlt· hr!.. ld1•ul rur youn g homertlllker-. 11r studcnL-i w I th ,. v ,. (' I u b s l's '1.15 '1 :!5 hr Call Kns , sm tiZl2 urt 2 ''° •MODEllHG * Clas ... forming for r;\mp & v1dt.'O, lo be reudy for vru JOl.r.i laLc :.ummcr. Newly opcn1-d !lchool nnJ ( ri· <! p I a c e m c n l t o wnduat1~. SOUTll t:OAS1' MOU,.;L.<:; So Coast Plaza V1lla1t1• • 11i11S<10 mo • PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 Sell •ny Item or c:nm· binatlon of 1lc-m1 rM S75 or It'll wlth • Penny Pincher Ad 3 lino for 2 t'Ol'lllC'('Ullvr d1y1 F.»rh ,,cidltton1l line 11 80' for ~2 days Chur•e It! No romml'rt 11l 1d• t'1Jr mor e 1nform1llon llnd LO pllCI' your I d tall 642-5671 MODllt •coen Mradtwl...W. .. •.. ...- Molet Deak Clerk . ...Uef .....-avail. Call for in· ............... MM4S-... ... , fbMwtv• llke )'OUrHll .... earnloc xtr• laeotnt In thear own ~.If you pre-t.. CaJJ..,.... t ·=' agency 712·0331 f /C..,.toSl400 Land development co. Smaller lirm. Great peo. pie. 1blu T /li, reotall, etc. SICYtoSllO RecelX dut.18, l(ood l yp- lnfl, 1 p e.raon o re . !o'alhloo bland. ACCTCi SUPER S l IC Advert111og firm . supervise A /P , A /H . Great potential 2192 Maron. Irvine C.UI for appointment NURSES ASSISTANTS With love to shure. 1-'n•t• Ins & xlnt ben efit:. U!rtJfied Aides $3 55 hr to s t a rt Con tinuoui. t.rauung classes with :HJ vuncement opportun1l11:i. Lo Learn l('ader 11t11lus Ocrerrcd c·ompt'mHltmn of $50 artcr 1.l /m1J 1•mployment Apply Park Supeni1r llf·allh Care 1115!:>'.lpt.'nur. N n flagsh1µ<.;onv Cunter ~ F11Jw.h1p Hd NH Nun.c:. Aide or orderly ~L'<l for mi:ht s hirt in ronv. ho6p l'ref. exper. X.lnt html' w flfh & in <'('nltvt' Apply Hf>vt'rly MJllOr, J.tO Vrctona. CM NURS ING Nt'\..,J HN ur 1.VN for fo'rt & ~;1l 111~hl ~h1rt ·111 t'()ll\ hO!!p. Xlnl. sulury Iv. l.>f'nt-ol f C'rt·rl lo PH rt tum.-«mployces f\µplv llf·vcrly Munor J.10 V 11· llina. CM ----------, Ill f11·1· Summer Vacation Jobs With Kelly! t ·a 11 K 1· II ~ r 11 r u van1•1 v ur ternpot .1ry ·•''tt'tt•u••ffl ' IV a l l1·~il.t1• \I.Of 1-1111' -.d1<•tlult'. wurk & ... 1111 h.1\1• tlllll' l lJ pl;1 V \'1111 l",llJ 1)1• .1 , J1·.11m11 r111111 1h" 'l11nn1 1•r or JU~I hl'lp 11ut wi th v.or k 11\/f•I lt1.1d All 11frln• ,,kilh IWf"ll1·t1 •Typists • SKrefaries •Word rroc •Acct Clerks •Clert&s T 11 p p :i .v . p a 1 d v111·11 t tun~. t't·frrral, 111.1111:-1·~ Nc••t·r a II••'. IELL~ •..:1 t f~Vlf f , Call or C'omt• In Today Irvine RJJ 14'11 2t11:~ Hu,1 n1•,o; C't r Ur Suitt· 20M I I untrn.:ton f11·a1 h IW7 :W!IR H'l07 W:irn•·r /\Ill' ~21~ I • .ijluna N1i:ut•I H..11~2 27tl57 Cabot Road Santa An11 953-0130 715N. Main Un H&R Block Office> I I F.q u:il Opportunlt,y 1 1 l!:mployer MI F' I ... __________ _ ~who need people lhauid always cbec:k the Service Olredory In the DAJLYPILOT MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN "A" lmmedl•t• openlno IOf • Maintenance Eleotrtclan with 5 ~· Journeyman 19'191 ftperlence. A beokground In • man1.t- taoturtno environment 11 preferred. PARTPllE Driver tor Huntloston Baach. 30 Jin per wlt. Mu1t have lar1• •l•· l.lonwqoo or van, and IOOd drtv1n1 record. For fnformatloo , C all : eu..:121. Ask for Mor1oo Ntellon or~ Seely. E.O:E. Partnme Need elrtr• cash? CaU CMA. Set your own hrs. 84:H262 alt 6: JOP M PWE-UP ~SEMBLER wil.h at least l year ex· perie nce, preferably newspaper Excellent <.'OfJ\Pl.allY beneri t.8. A pp I y bet~ 9AM a nd 6PM Monday through Fru'fay. ORANGE COAST DAILYrtLOT 1142 5684! ll>W Ua ySt. (;()stu Mei.it Equul Opr;orturuty Employn l'HXANSSVC l-::Xpcr or wlll trllln I' /T llpm 7llm :.h1ft J'Jea~ olc in med lJldg ,..or uppt 631 51.i40 M · .. 'r. 9.5 l'liX OpcrnlDr. Tl'le phone :m.-.w('nng !>erv1cc . ,.'UJI & l'art time . Oays, eves & ,::rave yard open. Will tram 1135 3562 PIXOPH. ,..:Um while you ll·arn. Tell'pho nt• Answf'rinit St•rVll'I' rull l lllll' part t1mf• Varied :.l\lh8 · l}J)'l>. afternoon or t-ven· 111~-. L1.x·atwn~ 111 "'/\SlllON ISi.AND U<£J'A M 1-.SA/I H VIN a-; TU!-."f'IN 11\JNTIN(;TON Bt-:ACll ldeul rur .... ud1·nb & h11u:.l•w1v1•:-. Many l'll bend1ts inrludlll~ p11HI v:1t·u t 111n :-. T y p1 n .i :i:,w11m E <> t-: Cull 5'1.'.142:1() Mon l11ru l"n PalSOHHEL CLERIC I r v 1 n t• h u 11 l' d h o m c· IJWl•tl'r 11> :,cl'kini: a dl'rk typ1M 1n I.he IJNM>nncl d<'pt to type :Ill t•nr n·~pondence. ma1nt:11n r1lcS & greet uppllcunts X.lnt typmi:: i;kllls. ap pro xima t ely 60wpm w t d1 c t up h ont· l'll per1enl·e helpful Xlnt ~ rt.'COrd & personnel t•xper helpful but not net· We orfl!r an out !.landrng rompcm.at1on1 bl·ncr1t package t'or 1m ml'd1Jtl! eons1derut1on please call or apply . Gena Mew. !17S·IW'J l'ONOEHOSA llOM 1':S ~ Ku.'llne11s Cnlr Dr. Stat.cl57, lrvme92715 Al(1rrnutive Action 1-:mplyr PHt Control Trainff Steady job for responsi ble person. Prorit shur· mg, group heullh. Apply i.n person Wed lhru Fr1. !).5. l..loyd 's Pest C..:ontrol. 5&i 1-: Oyer ltd. Santa Amt. Plumbers needed for new con:.truc t1on & service work. Must have own truc k . Xlnl. w ages. Plea5<' apply. 20341 So West Birch Sanla Ana He11U!lb Whether you'r e buying or selling. Class1r1ed ad· vertl'lmg will get your mc..<1age lo the right pco pie Call Toch•y ! &\2·5678 -,.--- $1.89 per DAY That's ALL you pay rora 30:~d DAILY PILOT SERVICE lllECTORY [)(). IT NOW I 64J..H71 f DOING :. BUSINESS ., .. : UNOeRA 111 ,tC11110US ;;.. NAMe? ~~~ .. ...!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~ ... HJ ,._I~·,.. t•" ..... ••e•• ouraeymeo. l:sp la &&C&PTIONllT / a.oar......._ .. tr.::ca&TA&Y P.._.., ly ...... ,_ ...... ~ forU. ••. by o.c. mibe. Depart ....... ~ ,..,,., ................ . ... u'!(_ laelpf•I. 11 I 1.n... ....... peren. ta1e pay • .-. .. ..-1~. You Deed oa11 1ou r baftdtoola. We f"'1111h bWIE, llllUonm " bealth .._,we. Afply Mon· llECEPTIOHlST/ AS· pMI Utne1 • ..,_,a · 81 8 TA l"I T -for 1-11-•--__ i.m __ : _..., ___ _ V~ elbdc. UpeT. s.lla prtferrtd. Dana Pl. ATt&ITICS -.11M•.-.21NZ. Ean Sl2I a week part l"rt 9·4 Th Earl's pt. ....... Im w. Lln· C101D. AN IU-1751. Plumbtn1 Trainee Helper. Muat be clean, oellt. reli•ble. willinl to work. 645-lJ.al "551 · ll07. POTn:R . needed b.llh ,,,.,_, Must bne pro. cllctioD nper. M.wl35. .=re~~~ dutf at Convalescent Hospital. Part time. ~ Pre School uacher. np'd wtth toddlen. Part Ume. 84CMl20. Praamaa: Letterpress shop lookin g ror p re · ssnwn. New Era or let· t.e1'Pres.'> exp helpful, but wiU tram. ~3350. PUSSMAH to;xpr"d. AB Dick J60 646-7811 f'f l' clencal. Lile typing. phones. Mature. reliable <.:¥.!I for a ppt. MZ-2256 ----·---QC IN S Pl-.:C TION TRA IN El::·c xpe r w t m icr o meters & calipers preferred. Will t.e<ich all phast"s or in· spect1on. Xlnt oppty. Ap ply al 27671 La Paz Hd., Lagwu. Niguel. -------- Rt:: AL F:ST /\T fo.: SALESMAN WANTIW EARN UP TO mi c2M M.1$10 N NET. I E<im SSOK to SI OO K b y Chnstmas 2·Find out why new be l'<trn big US here Com e talk with them J.Our product/ tn experu,1ve land/ budicet lerms 4 Pre-set a ppu ~a.Jore. 5·t1nd out why wt•'ve got the ~t lhlllK &01ng" As k for Mr fk>ward ~· 340'.! Rt:AJ. ESTATt;SAL~S Op e nin g 1n Wl·l l estabbshed I rv111r• f 1 rm Tra1111nl(, a ssistan c e. 1eencrous romm1ss1011 i.dwdult· Call Dawn rn (,..:. R33-8GOO Real Estate SALHPEOPLE We have an openml( for l licensees who ure really ambthou.~. A lovely of· rice d fenng your own prwate desk & all the nect'SS1L1cs for succes:. µlus up to 70,..4, <·om- ITWISIOO. Call MarJorn· Clark . Res1dent1 ul RM&.auraat •'S HOMIOfTHI -IOY lmmedl• open.Inga in our family resguraot at nearby locaUool. We re· quire no previous ex· perience. Join our friend· ly tum. C.ome aee WI to- day t.lweea z...4pm. w .... w ......... t1m JI Tnl111H c.w .... Z&2Averudade la C&rtotta. Laguna HULi t 1• a 115 Tt wL ,., c •• , .... 7311 Edm1ter. H.B t1• JI Tr ... 4501 Campus Dr. Irvine Equal ()ppor E mplyr Mi io' 1n•-•fPlua FUii or p/t upcnmp ror Renttal restaura nt work near 0 C.Alrport. Mu11t be IH or over . Apply in penwl(l. Sci·'=-·· :!WJO So fo::ruit Hn~tol Santa Ana lle1i.:hL., 549-l!G74 Next to Md>onald",. RL'Stauranl RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT Wit h the l't>ntrnullll! grvwthol REUIEH'S &COCO'S w ... J ro• lrrn k1n i.: r11r mand .:l·r ., with ''" ('l''>'>l ul n·~IJurctnt t'"' ~l'IWI' WI.' off••r thoroui:h t 1 ;11n in". ext•ell1·11t ~rti14l h potential. .:cK~I p a y & bc111·r1ti., a11fl J ~ d J \ w11rk w1 .. ·k Now .11 l'i'J1l 1rt~ a111Jh1·a I 1rn11.(~;i II ( 7 M I 1134 ll~:kJ FAH WEST Sl·;1<VIC.:fo:S INC l·~1ual Oppl> t-:m pl11) •·r Restuurant 1-'Ull time h l'lpr-r ror c.ountry C..:l ub UUS'lln~. dis~. banqur t sc>t up & lutchen ht'IJ>. Neat & <It· p Pnrlablt' pi·r,011 5-10 7::AIO Manager for app·1 l•---------w..., H. T .ytor Co. Realtor.. &W-4!#10 RHl&tateSGIH Opening for l1ccn:.ed s alcsp.-ople. lo c ally owned. with na tional re·· ferral S}'!ltem.. E.xt-cllenl working cond 1 t1on ~ f':itm IOO"k ~ommhwl1on For confidef\f;al app'l call 759 0226. Exec u · Sysk'ms Realtors ----- Real El>tate. ·To p N'p~. Pen.In o(f1l'e has operun~ ror cxpcr ~ale1>person or new llceru.ee. We t.ra.lll. UTJ.0060 ----- RIOCEPTIONlST · Busy sales dr1ce, typing ~ to 60 wpm. Exper. rl'· quared. Van ety of 10· terestiftl dul1es. Lovely dficea. Xlnt. beneht.s Newport Center. C all Mn. Dudzik 64-t-74:)4 llCIPTIOMIST Full lime. Pro pe rly Nana«ement firm local· ed m lrvme Contact Kim or SuzaMe, 8 :M> to 5 JO ~:btli H.e~tJurant SUMMER'S ALMOST OVER .. hut you t·an ~1111 ... ,,..~ ~me 1•xtr:i t·a~h We nrt'<l lunt·h l1mt• hl'lp at WEHERSCHNITZEL 450 I JWt .... ff Rood Mlwporl ltach, CA . J>teast• apply 1n person .sld cnJOY lhl• re:.t or lhl• i.ummcr Wll h u:. E.qual Opportunity ,.;mployer m If /h RETAIL STOR1': nceck. ener11euc & r esp :.lll lluoary & xero'I rlerk r•llme. Bu ker St, t.: M Cull M r !> M atr11 n ~11 7~1()00. Make your sho pping ---- easter by usln1 the Daily f).nd what you wont m PUotClalified Ads. Dady Pilot Cluss1f1ed.'1 Quality A~ Put Some ·ouallty" In Your Cseer Now 11 the time to uee your ..,.rtence and b9ckgrountl In Oualtty Aetuf~ '° knpro11e your c.reer out'°°". Leer Slegler·Energy Pro· duc:ta OMalof'I 11 1eeklng lndMduala wltfl the ab411ty and desire to moYe u" to an lnduetry i.cser. Sr. Q.A. Engineer We ..-an lndlvtdual with a 1tr0tt9 ~ In cteMlopment of Quall· ty ,,__.,,. and ln1pect1on Pta,,.. nine wtlll ..-i.nc. In dlmen110Nt gaUg6tlg praouoee. Q.A. Engineer °""'"" .... dllP Wiii fleYe j)f"'**9 '"*"" ....... e11peri.Me. Wiii be ,......... tor Q .A. l>fOO*lure Wfft· lftO and ......... of Q.A. per90nnel. Aea ....................... ~ Of .... ~y. .. --, ... ~ ....... and,...,... wh~ you ~ ~ IOOl&Jr'f fOf 1 In edclHlon to top Mlattft. a~ heftetw beneftte pecbge 19 ., • '°' lmmedlet• con1lderat10ft, ,..... . oontact: ume ..,. • doUa n " a6der .....W lo do P.R. ...a for top amat.eur ~. Help UI develop wortd cl ... atblet.M. U Z )'fl. d college " car , manager tralnee posi· Uons avalJabie. 12SO/wk., <Hourly wa1e/bonu1>. Wortdnl even.int hours C all Mr. J obnaon between lZ. 7 at 1J72..4841. •S4LISCl .. * Inside sales. F l t. HB area. · Xlnl co benef. & workin& cond. APPLY IN PERSON QENt:RAL OFnCE PALM STATIONERS INC lfl(MS. H11rbor 81, F'ullertoo S<IJC'1' Out• tu consume r d i' mtnd & our markelmi:; concept we must in c reas r ou r l elc marketmg stafr. I'm 111 nct:d or :i :.hurp, ag gr~!l .,1ve, pe rs onahl" ucct rcs.»1 to conlal"l dt· uli:rs thru out Un ited Sl<tlc.'I wc·rc wrlhn~ tu trum 1f you 're wrlhn.: 111 learn Mu:.t be I l.S. grad Vor 110·1 :.unnl mlurv1cw l'l11l Mr Lund 540-4023. SALES/IH:1.1 v 1rnv. II you ne\.-cl a decent 1111yin~ jllh Ujl to $4 $ft -t t'V" :) 'lpm. t'.tll alt ti1m, ~ltMll SAU.'i .. ~rt: r•t-:HSON 5th Ave: 1-'on!>t , IW20ffiC S;ale. GUYS&GALS W.111t a fun Job'' ll1ch11· hJ.' 11 H you <trC 17 )'••nr!>. or older yoo can f'arn ~Ji)). ri.·r ... , ... k wnrkin~: t ht>1ir' p.1rt time & huv•· ,, h:1lt 11.;nu.'e". part11" •·lo t•A LI. 111 <'1111. 111:1wt-.J-:N 12 & 7 972-4848 SAi.i': ..... GIFT SHOP MARRIOTT HOTEL ..:~n:llt·nt oppurtun1t y fur an d t 11·11·nl, j)t.'tlll l•· 11ni•11t•-cl inrhv1tlual. ;1ht. lo w111 k purl um .. 1•\1·n 1111• l1<111ri., 111dutl111R S.11 & :-.u11 A11111y 111 pers1111 Mfln lhru Fri. :Jam Ii' I l(J()ll, "" r....-11111d !«JU N1·w1J11r1 C:1·11tt•r Ur N1·wi10rt llcuch 1'1>1-: MI F SALES/HARDWARE '1u. ... l haw knowledi:c or lork.,, hu1 ldL·r·, an'1 • u. .. tom hardwure .\t1>n 1hru ,..,., Ue n1•r1 i.. l.al(una lk:Hch t.uml>l'r •CM h5J8 or 540.S<'h 7 !>ALI-~ .. QC ORY FARMS 1-.:am .. xtr.1 money in l'(f .,,,11.._ takin~ apphratron~ JI 11 1 r k u r y 1-· a rm., . Wt~lt'hff l'lu1a. li'12 fJ'J?:!. Fn..,luun Ii.land 1;.10 till:!O Salt':> lnh'nor 1>1·•.iitn Sul••, With mkrc•:il 111art11r 111 le dc~1~11 •• l !l. I) l. S:lO $<!5 h1· W 111 I r:11 n IVm•n 8'111 !IJ7H :1. 7pm SALESLADY l.adu•'i appnre l s hop, over 28. n~at appear lnll 1<M>. 673 8530 SALESLADY 1-'or t•xclus1ve children ~ -.tore So (;oust Plu1.a 1-:Xpem·nct> essential. Lt· Ma11a.,m. ~9 H~IH.'.i Sale. M.ike un extra $400·$'700 a mu pa r t tim e & SIWO $11100 a mo. full t1 mL' while ll'arnln~ about health & nulnt11111 <..:ull Mr. S1gn.t. Only tht• i.cnow. need lo call a t 833-7ll14!t 12 ____ _ SAL~MAN ICA..-tall/Wholcsale !-;qui P· 1ncnt Corp. Inside s a lcli. hinn1 young men 18 yr11 & o lde r . $200·SSOO/wk wll.h guar. sal. & comm. New location nr. Irvine. C.M. & H.B. Star1. Im- mediately. Rapid advan ('emenl opply lo mam. 95'f.llSO. M.r. Arthur. Sales. Mature person, JP1lphiC art.'I b11c k1rnd & n:UJI expcr prerd. 1-\111 lime, wee kdays o nly. PAS Graph1c11. 3950C11m· pu.'I Or . N.8 . 7~-0422. Salea Newport Peninsula R<'fl l l'llt.ate ~nee on a busy <.'Omer location la in need or ambitiou s sales ~· Oood comm. spilt. Call 173-~ for .... 8ALl8 PERSON needed rull Ume for marine hardware dl1trlbutor . Marine experience nece11ar1 . Balbo• Marine. 54t·H11 for ..._ E.O.fl. M/P'/H DOYOU , OfTERAS&RVIC!? Ltt the public now wtth .-Id ln Lbe DeU7 Pilot Allntee Dtnd.ol7. ll can Qllt ~-bW. u •.• "'~ _, ........ to. .. ,. ..... ~ ............ . ". - .. H.-W..eM 1100.._ 'sllu ~~ .................. -·················· ...................................... ~···· 1001 ....................... YITllANS ~.~!! ..•.••• , ..... !!.~! A.KC TEAClfP S ILVE R MALE POODLE. $475. CASH ONL V. 902-2178 ........... ,,.... MUG-*. wtchr teac:art. dMir. fwn atand, clllna .U. PP•eoot .._.,,_ Oer. Shorthair . M. Al>PrOx. 3~ mo. old . As. If ,_V oh~ .... _U.-. .. 0..... . • ,...,.. IOIO SlOO 54&G78att.Jpm. • •••••••••••••••••••••• IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mull U!J lhla wknd my be•ut formal DR set. LR set. coffee & endlbla. queeri br aet. lamps. pie· wres 4t access. AJI leas than 3mo • new . Delperate! Pleue call Oemlce213·54M-831l. Mond!y. July 30. 1179 OAM.Y "OT ti.1eat1 .... 1010 .._c•••-••••••••••••••••••••••• IOIOINh...__ ....................... .,., •• toJO .'°"*4 WA YMI ... ••••••••••• • ••• ••••• TIMIS Cl.UI New F.aay trailer • 1pace llembera hlp for ule. at U'9 INDll. Best olfer. Call Cathie. eca.GW,M4.m7 ••• ~:=4 Cost•Mesa You are the winner or ., ............ ., .. ... ................. .. , ....... .... FlU!JOUT DAMAGED Cocker Sfanlel pups , HOl'POlNT SALE. 3308 AKC. bit Male1, 1125. 7' Herculon Cou c h , W. Wanwr av Harbor, •-_ Green/white 11 lrlped. ttn.freetklle+a <122.50 value), l.Q IUngJing Bror." 7»001. IMh. Power 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ..._ ............ , .......... .. Suia Aoa lm-211121 '"-to Y• 104S Xlnt cond. $ISO. Ph: CASH PAID ••••••••••••••••••••••• _962--4939 ________ _ Barnum & Ba11ey Circus 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30', 1914 Eu Harbor t wn Chrya. 11sh equl p . St0.000. Also 3&' Avalon mooring.. 714/M4·2989. li4••r.•/A.f•• ... ..... UJ,_.._. W•br/Dryra/Refrlu. • * * 3pcsectlona.1. brand new. Aug. 2nd thru 13th Anaheim Convent.ion Mlrkin• or not 957 4U.33 ltkts Sdwtfe Make offer. WANTED: :W' SEA RAY w/trlr, FB, elctrncs, full ci.n vas, well equlp'd $11 ,000. 673-3296 Gf~/Ptinoeys waiher, d'l'er lelec). Mimy op· lions lMll than 2 Yrti old ~ 9800. wlll aell pair for $:100 ti6 I 6048 I ~5461 2586San J oaqwn Hiils 548-4622 Corona deJ Mar You are the wiMer of Center Tic kets mus t be ex changed for r es erved seats al the Convention Center ahea d of ttme Call 642·5678. ext. 272 lo cl rum your tickets . •IAUS YACHTS .... ...,.,.. ..W.1 .. Com m o nly . K o o a MariM. 71f.C15.1403. SCTIY / .... Ofc. TRAINEE. Uabt typing a nd book keep lna for lmunnce/R.E. olrlce in C.¥-: $800 to s tart beneftta. CaJl ~pbanie . ..... SECRETARY • Part· lime . 10 ·3 wk da ys . Salary Ope n . typing skills mandatory. Call Robin at 8H ·2S07 or 964-5548. SECRETARY XJnt oppty for etriclent gal w /top secretarial skills to work In fas t ~.~pt Bch R.E . ore. Call Lila. 833-2000. Escrow~ Experienced. Salary oven. Call Barbara Youncor M ary &40.1031 SECRETARY •uU Ume, cheerful. ex- perienced individual with strong shorthand & lYJ>Ul& wanted. Apply in person with resume to Mr. f\ientes at Robert Hean. Wl.lli a m Frost & Assoc. 1401 Quail St. Newport Beach. .._.._ S...., Opes uf• SJ.tlP~Hew _.,,.l 9t ..,..,.... a ,,...,., .... •W ...._et .......... ...._ Ill M-.. Street, • ._.. 9'• lffcL C• •• C7 I 4J 5l6·Ji2' or 6lf-IH4. Y• -• M .. DD·Jl4.. SICUT AIY I RE " GEN ER A L COLLICTION Alll'O SERVJCE. s Day a.y property manage· work w eek . Apply mmt firm in Fount.ain Ne~rt Tire Cente r . Valley bas lmmedl1tle m> E Co l Hwy. COM opening for: collccllon Tow Truck On vers ex secretary. Dulles mclude per'd. Top pay. Apply all phases oC rent collee· G&W T o w i n g HOU lion tncludlng court ap· Oh w · , . pearances. Would re · ms ay, C.M. 642·1254! quire excellent typing TRAIMEE POS. skJIJs & abihly for or · Switchboa rd operator ganizallon. Would a lso f/l p/l hrs avail, cull for work C'loscly with cor· aj}pl. 64S 7565 porate a ttorney. ":>c - ceUent starting salary or SllXX> or commensurulc w/cxperience plus i;as ullowance. Call Sue Mon lhnJ f'r I 9 lO 5. 964 ·2.566. TRAVEL AGENT Busy expanding agency. min 3 yrs e>cper in int ·1 & domestic travel, prr•rcr have computer triunmg. ________ , 5.'iofi-6100 -------SECRETARIES 81.J I L 0 E R S E M . PORIUM, a Division of The Wickes Corporation has immediate openings 1n our Irvine Head· quarter:. location. for Secn..--tanes wnh l or 2 years expen ence. Good typing & te lephone skills. Xlnl benefits packa ge. Call M~. Nelson (714 )97S·O!:I08 Equal Oppor Bmplyr m lf TRtfcK DRIVER Truck dnver &· main l e n a n c e man r or chemic al to ile t co m pany 646 2700 ---- T R UC K DRIVl::R PRO D U C TION TRAIN E E f o r s m cberrural mfg ro 21 yr.. aun age, gd dn ving re cord, neat appear. Apply 1-4rM. Mon f'n. t-: L . Moore Co.. 135 Com· m erc1al W ay , C· M 548·98.11 Typist p /l . gen er al o r flee, 60wpm, s alary com· m c ns ura l l' w 1e>cp --------•I '!157·181:16 Kathy. Wmdow &lr conditioner, 20,000 BTU. 220 volts ~11·3778 eve11 Wusber, super dlx, a ll cy de model $135 Dryt'r SCIO. Uolb look & run ltke new GE Amcn cana Pro· 1tramable dbl oven. 30" w1de, elcc range SJ 75. ~. Sharp Mic rowave : Lrg m o d e l , caro u s e l w/deil'06l, perfe<.1 cond. $26.5. 640-0327, Refrige rator, G .E . wl.lbher, l(as dty{·r !>46 4330 Hl'fr1g, 17cu fl, green <'l'Obi. lop Wftltmghoui.<', 3 yrs old $200 !I&! R6;ia licycles 8020 ..........••..•........ Sc·hwinn. 1(1rls "Lil' Ch1k ·· i.t1ni.: ray, lk n w $7!:. f>il~ :1'449 17411 liona1rl' Way, NB. n1.:1.1r CCmll'r ·ru.-.t.Jn & 21st """frffffcll.tt ($22.SOvaJue>. to Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus Aug. 2nd thru 13th Anabe.lm Convention Ct"nler T ickets mus t be ex- changed ror re.served seats at the Convention Center ahead of t1m1•. caJJ 6".2·5678, ext. ;n-2 to claim your llckeu. ••• Pree Samoyed female spayed 4 yr old papers, shots up to date. loves kids55&-6396, 752-6770 funllhr. 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAID For gd used furn, anl1 ques & cir TV's 957-81:13 **I BUY** Good us<.-d Furn1tun· & Appliann•s -OH I wi ll sell or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 Gn.'t."1"1 ant1qut> bulfcl has Boy's 10 s pcJ Sl·hw1 1111 been used as slcr"o ca:w Van.1ly Vt·ry good cund or dr~r. n · wult', 27" $6.5 li33-8488 tu, 21 ··deep. $75 or offer 64(). 71>19 MlclstgMaterials 8025 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Green h1ie h b a c k .,1;. <-1ear Mlihol(any l>c3, 18' a ca s ao nal l'h i.t1r w 1ot n full lxl II> iJ fl. I I ply Loman $25. 640 71>t9 $7.99. 848-&!J I OOCJI 8040 •!••··················· Shih Tiu. cheap wt br<"C<kr:, terms. 957 1788 I.has& Apso puppies 3 M J I 1· 1.. A K C r c g 1~ !,;W,. !JOBIE AKC' M ·E a r:-. cropp<.'d & II ('t•nl>ctl S'hmo ~fKl/l>t-:.l oiler days' 4!l!s <12tl.'i ~Size Kroehler sofa b<.'<l. bm vnyl ~.· Lg(• b rn vnyl s wvl rocke r $50, ~·17lJ •WEPAYCASH • GQoc:J u.sl;.'(f rum1lun ·' Appliances. TV'~ l'tt· 636-161 o. 547-9853 Cust.om wood har with t :,lools. StCJragt:. ~mk. nu r>lmbn~. $:1.')(I' ltl:S 2710 SECaETARY Sf)ecialm:d Job a ssign· m e ot requin n.: ~oocJ secretarial & wr1l1n.: s kills . I otere s t 1n11. dJvcne opportunity for self starter. lnvestm1•nt Services Firm. 640-0123. *SECRETARIES • Se<:/C1v Eng $14,400 Sc.>c/Slat RF. $14,400 G.O./REldirt $J2K TYPIST /RECErT --Mature. acr urate typis t. rr you're lookmg ror •• het !)' sora Sl45. (j pc din 'g so•t ~ & kuig Sl hed $JllO. Secretary (f yp1St. Stron g t yping.skil l'! ~ed including some statistical typing ex- perience with general c lerical background. Salary comme nsurate with abll1 t y & ex. peri e .n ce . Com · p r ehenslve bene fits package + 3 w~Lpbere. Please send resume or call: Hospital Fina n. Ser vice 170 Newport Center Dr .. Suite 240, NH 92660. 759-0223. Secretary/Girl •'riday: New CM·ba&<.'CI firm. Gd typing req 'd. Net.'tl own car. Sa l ary c om - men s urate w /e>cp. 646-1'135 wk.dys. Call urt 71319am. --------~ SICUTAAY OHie. CO>Or .. aato. Reliable energeltc sell starter. able lo band.Jc a II phases oC olfice duUes. BIO/mo to start. CdM 67$-4340 Secretar y for R . E . Developer Mature & non i>moker. Good skUls. No agency's pl e a s e . 759-9601. -------SICUTARY/~ Trainee for Estate plan· Ding Depl, sm law ofc, atrport area. NB Xlnt typing skills, unusual OP· ~m.12 Sec r etary /Loan · Proceuor Immed iate openi.Q1 In rapidly ex· PMdiftl Newport Beach lom bi0kra1e co. Eye for~>' Ir att.itlon t.odelailt. Bankin1, com· put«, or real •tate ex· peftence belplul. Salary opm. Call K.at1e 640-9350. SICllTAmS °"CAL&. PermalHiat f.nt ttme ~--••al able lf yoo . tbe dtYenlt)'. meet· lal paople, Is the advan· ..... ol wort.las In au divWoet of the c om· .-.,. TIUa la tbe Job for ~~-.,m.l'OOd tellP'•• ,.noeaTrty. ...._ IR Jll&eappUca· ............ 1111••••co ........ o..t.l>r ...... , ............. ..,...,.., 111r• xlnl benefits . 549·1767. I.Cr Jiil.i, you won't wanl lu --~------miss the e mploym ent Adm l\ssl/bio-md S'lSK • 1-;xpcr (;ounsclor Salt-s. Our 0Hi<'e • Appt Only I 1')-t.>(> WAITRESSES column'! in <.:lassif1<'d Uz Reinders Agency 4'l.!O Birch, Eslab '64 Newport Beach, 8J3.8190 Secretary, Bookkeeper, receptionist for R.E. ore. FUii or part lime. E>cp prefe rred. Phone 673-33SSfo_r_a_p_p_l_. --~i Sccunly Gua rds . Gate duties, xlnl location. Laguna Bc h . Cove 5ecunly 494 9449. SECURrTY GATE GUARD Guard for private com· munlly, Laguna Beach. f\ill time cxpcncn<:ed Apply in person 3·5. Jolly Roger . 400 S. Co~t llw). Laguna Beach. Waitress part lime. 5 days per week. Pnvate Club. Ca II 644·S<i04. ----- WANTED DRIVER SUHDAYOHLY To deliver Daily l,1lol bundles lo earner.. nc. quires van or large sla l10n wagon and a good dnvlng record Phone 642-4321 and as k rnr Harry Seeley o r Uun Wil11arru.. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYE R Pref. mature person with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._lllliiiiii security btH•kground. Call Mon thru f''ri. 9 to 12. 494-8571 SECURITY GUARDS Two part Ume positions available for patrol or sec urity offi ces in Newport Beach & Irvine. One full time staltonary pui1lion available. even · WAREHOUSE Jo'AC rORY A'>SEMBU;Hs Little or no experience Top Pay Paid Weekly Start Now MORRELL T•~•J Senlcn IRV E 752·6666 EOE M t f'' ing & gr aveyard shifts.I ~~~~~~~~~~ Excellent benefits forl1 full lime, including tree health & lire Insurance, uruforms & paid vaca . lions. Apply at THE IRVIHI CO um Camel back Newport Beach 644·90 ll woo PROCESSOR Orange County's largel>l land developer ha!> an immedJate opening a for a Word Processor with 2 years experience. Typ. ing speed of 80 wpm 1s re· Sec'y/Reeeptlonial . R.E. quired & Vydec ex developer, strong typing perience preferred. Good Ir good phone exper req, grammar, spelling & R.E./&crow exper pref. ~uaUon are a must. 6.11..SOOl. Ork In Orange County's ---------~ moal dynamic environ· STOCK CLIRK ment. Excellent benefits. needed for bUldlla& of In· Pleue send resume or eomiq/outaolni stock, request application from mile. o ffice duties. 1HEIRYIMECO. P urc b aalna exper 550 NewJ)ortCenterDr helpful. Must have a Newport Beach, 644·3389 valid CA drivers lie. Irv. Equalopporemployer loc. Ple&H contact Al (71.4)55Me7l . 'MYl's VourTrade? TEACHE R S ·PRE · $1 .• perDa,y SCHOOL Experienced, That'aliUJelo~ 1\111 Ume UM H.B. area. fourud in the Daily PUot Ral.les. aU benefits Call Service Dlredcry um can II 1 rl I yo 84 2· 29.S or 4llUbtisb 10UI' prof eaalonll 117.5314 Identity. For more 111· T--EA_C_H_E_R_S·_T_Y_P_I_N_G_. l,i=b'ml=::tion=caU=&U-=~=·~ We have an lmmed NI· qulremeat for Gpe1' lfP- • 1eacber, IMl'ldau. ..... ~DID&lo. ODii& ....... collele . JW • lmSMdlaa. la· """" ntardbll Ulla lll&Clllllftudy, call Kr. W.D.Ndrat,._, •FIOI• •• ba Ye • P,Otltlot avallablefw •lflleleSlt penoaabl• tt lt pbone ... attewl1at <Ex· ..-.a.1000> wbo alto 1111 retail cuhJer ••· perteact. Tbt a t · I Sl rt II fwa Is bu17. c ...... ......,.., =.,,.,.. ..... .... tlODI Is Utt ........ '~~.:.~·= 11.• llr CUM • PDllY .... llS KYR 1111 .., llelD •com· .... die el "-"" lor Sfl or 1.. with a Penn, PWtw Ad, a U.... for 2 tOnMtUUw dap. t:ada ecllllklla•I line la IOt for U.2dlrt. ctaarp k ! ..... mtttlal •d•. hr -. 1nlorm1tloa ........ ,.,..c.u f USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642,liII Ed .)22 ALL REW 549-;n' l!f _.) l<Jng s.: walnlw d Xlnl cond Mu:.t Sat·rd11•<· m.i bt.'tl lo S3JO 6:11 5:!!.11 •' o r m a I D f{ ' <· l w1breakfront. 6 ch:i1rl> hardwoo d, V1ct or1 Jn style, $650. Bar Cu~l made, hardwoods. l stools. Inlaid tile top. $500. 645.;nsJ /673·3822 Dining t.able. 4 cstm up hol chairs , $395 Rnd IWl>don coffct' ta ble $150 ADI.Jg. marble top com- mode Sl ~S. All Vl'ry beauut uJ. 644-200<> ,--- I Coroer 11et . like n ew . $400 /mk o fr . 4! bk.shelves. $50/$100. Mwit sell. 673-0739 .... We 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAT ONLY ! Elhan Allen 1'twldle bed. furn, cord o rga n , lampi., k it gadgets. book~ & clothes 161.s 'I\t!tin. CM *** lfild 16" noor machtnl' w t a nk & bru -.·h ' fZTS'ol'r Surf board 9'1'" $lS 673-5.529. MOUNTED SWOllDFtSH Write Ad 11519. Daily Pilot . P 0 . Box 1S60, Costa Mella, Ca. 92626 1083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IB"l'ATE SALE. Must Ii qwd1He. '73 Caravelle 111' Hunabout. 115 Mere . Used in fresh water only. $3850. 2 Canoes. New Mere Trolling engin(' Fis hing eq ui p ment Makeol'r 7141962-4924 Orlando gwta r w/case l6' CENTURY Mahogany Clas~1c with TrJtller. $2400: 7tJG.1093 SUNDAY·on. wushcr. DIVING E~UIP. mo. cl r y P r • m o w e r . 714 892·6264 household. 100·~ tool-.. TMk reguJator gage ----111 · Se a ray V • 7 2 . doors. hardwi.rc. nails. Black/while TV SW . SO Fender bass copy Asking bowndcr 140 Mere IO clocks. s ml app. office gal aquanum $30 Com SlSO Amp $250. Like nu. EZload Lrlr. FUii covr. S4 supphes. 2755 Hr1s tol. poundBOW&acces.$60 64&840JT1m. SS.5 00 /bes t oiler. CM. across from new _&:11HOi7 Offiu fvf'tlitun a. !n94627. nursery White SJX>rl nm:. !51 lo f1l r.,iP'511ftt 8015 GR. 36·dual-1011ded. Lo MOVIHG SALE ft V or van 16 51.ll. Must ••••••••••••••••••••••• hourc;, worth $15,000 L\. b sell. MakC'orfcr.5Sl·689'.l Exocut1ve de:,k. cha ir & i.1·1t 11radc1?. Frank. rumJlUrt', raso, a CC'l'SS, or644 32()5, -·t ttcJ• value. ror ~s ~.tm!J d.u.heii. bikes, RBQ. t:11· .. ~ .,.,.,., ...,, <.;ull fllr appl. unly l'c>c111ahll'4xH Hruns w1C'k Call955·4!2'N loah.R Ei1S-<l912 fl'l.'\.'lllly n·c·oive n•d $!00 I BM Corrct'lin~ 8(>1t•t· CW:::I -9050 ~ 8070 l'h<it'l<.' !17(}.JIWS l"ri pm or tnl· II typcwntcr NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................ •••••••• Sat am 4!la-!»15 Famou:. NewPorter ki:ll'h h.'aut1ru1 Ill<· l(Old 1i l111k Mt·i.a Vl·rd ~ ll·11 111i. & lllirPm H1r1i: ~1'111 1 ':Ill :ow1m m1·mtwrc;h1 p ~I() Mu.\l ~II ' Ex1·1· int•tal d1">k ~ & :, -.lt·••I lt-j.(al <10 ' for r harte r. Xlnt rat.cs. rM>-4005, Al<(nl !";1().llSIH Isl l'llll ~t·l~ il ~rl!I IHSll lill' rnh I S75 4tlrw I Boah. Sail 9060 8 080 ............•..••...... LUGGAGE TAGS from your bU!!mc1>s 1·.1ril !:-.end uoc 1·urd tor t•:ll'h tag plu:, one :.pa.n· w,. rl'l urn J!'' r m a nt·n th st·aJ1-d J llrlll1.IH! IJj' c\ lilraµ, ml'Cltn~ .t1rhn1· I U rt"qw H·rn1·nl.., l'n· H'fll loc.s & tlwfl ' "111 a J)l•r..onalltl'<l l.t~ t·ncluw wJllµJµt•r , fJhr1 1· or "Uay Clo l'Uf'l'I & \W Wiii bal·k & tnm your wg,., Or try l~11 tJ1th w ck lo uark Pfll<'IO:S t.! <·11 or ;1 $;, 1 ~>l:t1:s$I W t·<1 Ii 111;11,~ ~I ~ifl 1•;1 lfl 1 1 m•1r,. SI 10 1-.1 :O,Jlt"", f;o: 1111 lucJ.·ri NOc 'AltlJ" 1)1 aw \11\11 l)Wll IJI ... 1°1111 narn l' :11ldr1•''· ph11111 c\ ~•'ll .,~,k1· 111w 1 arrl 1x·1 ta~ A1f•l '1.;1 foa1'11 ~nrl l:hl·t k 111 11io111•y w dl'l 111 PILOT PRIMTIHG I' o ll•ix I r • ..o Or..ta Mc~a. I·,. 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UAY SAIJ.t-:R l:S' <:tm-.1 (~Jl.d r11:>c-ri:la-. bo.1l lnr la11uhl-s ~·<it.. rou1 aml I'< 1·ar top.11Jlt· $!!00. rail 557 4)15.t Jfler 6µm or on WIJCiu·nd 1;; :!;.!fl :-. .. 111,rna Sloop . ., ·' I I ., ... I 1 r a v J I I . ~IUOO ol 1 23 I lfili:S <I !KU ""~ 111 1 1!l:l!ll46cv1~ k 7 I "11l11mh1a fullv 11111 llll•·rt 1111·lud 111lo: tu11 b . 1111.i1nnl! a~dll 1\111·x1•1·ll ,,,Jlf SL'i,1,0 1 1;-i:, .~.:! ~II t"d11•ri.:l;1:-, !'-t'OIW " 11 .. 1·r1111 -.ail~ & I rl 1 ~•1 ~.1>1 :lfm 111 .. Ut·t aconal Tab l<.' No·w Kawu1 ~,!I · H1·1~ul,11 Sal•n f1ce at SWO, 1$700 Si.fJJJ 'iuh· ~Mr.I~, ONl.'I lll'WJ l'all8'12 Hl:i:J~ I MADI-.' 751 lll l :!:' IJOllY K l·:TC 'll :-..111-.. 111:1:1111{. rnil..,h lrlr I )1 H NP1-1ls 111 111111 I l'IJ.111 $t11Ml l'h 6'16 <!117!1 Twm ued.-., bo>c :,.pnn1•-. & lr,1m•~ + table lo 111.11\l· 1·omer .:ruup $75 "· x Pr1·yllc $5 P lant-.. x• .x 111, braided rug ~'!:; t ·1i.1n·oal barbt·qu•· S:I lwk1· i.hovel. ho,• S:I ···• lllue l{r <.'en !>eel 1u11 .il l'IJIJl•h $25 968-8635 "'or full' Jlu:.~man r<'i.tl'h 111 coolt·r Nl'w n im prt..,,-.or Chl'JIJ 111:1.1fJl2. (,lb ~lilJ ------ NEW MARANTZ PtAHO CORDER Reg · $44!'JS. ~ult• S:.!!195 lnCIUdl•li :w l'.J'>..,l'llt· Wpt">. l'a.-.sN lt• rel·ord1•1 pi.mo & ho·r11 h BRIMHALL PIANOS Acron ''urn South Co"' Pl•I• 15 1 "" Pl.A YER PtAMO NEEDS WOHK I NSllJ ... SWS fl HM ~,.&H 7'1.72 ~MochtMs 8092 ..•.......•....•.•..•.. I .alt· ITl4 ,1tll'I I! ll't' a r porl ,, blc ., ...... ·mg m .1d111w . d bl nct.'(llt'. $11'5 11 I 11!14! f>~M Sporlit19 Goods 8094 ....•....•......•••..•• (' o I I' rn ;i 11 I' 1• .1 k I 1J ,1 1• k 11 a l' k . h I 11 1· Pul.1r ~u;i rd m11111111y sh.,.·µ111 g bai.: I m u ohl tli.5 ca ti-IS lJ700 GOLF <.:L U ils. W1hon XJ I. !I iron:.. I :S 4 ~. wood..,, like new. S.J l" swo. CJll s-111 1:rns J fl 5PM. TV. Rocio, HIFi. Stetto 8098 . •.........••..••.•.•.• Beaut 2!>.. H<.:A t:olor TV Sl:IJ 2 Yr Wa rr. f'r(.'(' Dt•I 646 1786 Brand new. ncvt'r b<·cn u.~', $:!0 0 ~9589 .,_&Mm-tee flqiliP'511ftt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHITHH BUYING or SELLING M 1 1 'hry!>ler U:..:~l'I . Xlnt lund Urand ni·w trailer. pcrfct'l for bc~m ner SI I !IS 49'J-2711S . UJnJOttdo 15 :it; witrallt•r. oulh,JU I. v a nl(, po lt·. $1.UWI 5'15 !HS~ <1.L'-"ll' r:w1nA sloop 2fl' Ludt•r' "' "ht> Newport {'.Jll t,~ l:JO.'> f'V'> 11 F inn T r lr , >c ir ...... Mark. tl73-G60ti. or H1-.-cl m:1 !>!IHS 'l:J l.AN(.'l';I( Tl 1'1.11lt•1 -.mk . ..,lo\t· rl'tr1.1 Mo-.1 \di !.16>1 51ell-'1 ZI blan1h·r. woo<!, hc;ill. ll.lhp 111l111.ml, :, '>illb. h~l r1ll<'r N<h work. f..42 1:J:J1 d_r.,, 54/! 9fl!J6 l'Vl'S loah, SUpi/ Docks 9070 ·············•········• SUPS AVAlLAILE YA C: N cw po rt 641).(k'>S J -- !'),')'dock w /dramal1C' new hou:.e Main cha nn<'I, Cu r .II C a y . 4 BH . calht.-dral flw,. z rplc ':-.. lux n)('k :.pa P\1. l(Uard l.!Jlf·. pr<'~l1ge eomm . lum or unrum Av<i1l 1m rl'll'<I $2400 mo 5!12 I"°" (£!131 :.16· -.hp availa ble• w 1:.il1P fll' Prcst1i:e Bay:.1cl1· Dnw r1-s1dcncc Lmdu _ l~le Channel. $7.50/boal rooc per mon S250mtn. ~IOOS.675 ~ ~Ip for power boat Up lO 17' Nwpt Bch. Avail Aug yearly. 165/m o. 675·492 1 , eves . fOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 24' Sabre 1977, high performance. runaboul wtcutty cabin, cruise 30 +al 3 MPG w /Merc U18, Sl.3,900 incl dual axle trlr. ~mer.•• Must sell 19' Cheetah Jcl ski. 460 l''ord, cover. skis. 1T11ny extras. jcl·a·vutor r oa drunner trlr W/brakes. 546·7317 August 2nd through nit It Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMAIT • , ....... ,... ... a1642-5678 1.974 Giroux dbl whl t rlr, w/fenden, 3* lb. cap. 19'. $1000. M2-0S71 August 13, 1979 ' 9120 _________ .,.. -·················· Ch inook min i t ruck camper: fmpertrick, 1d a.I. ... fM,5.~ *** o.:r••u Z500 F rvift Rd. Co.tall .. You are Liie wtnaer ol .............. (112.50 Valut), Lo Rin&liu BPOI. BamWn i B1Jlq Qrcua Aul. :iilld Uani dtb ~mOonvtotion c.ttr Tlclrtu muat bt ••· ~for r ... n ed ........ o....- c..-..... "' u ... Olll ta.Ml, at. ITI to elllm,a.lkbla. *** fiber11aa mlni ·t ruck llleU, cab bllb w /tinted window•. • boot for Da tsun. $250. Call 541..tOU, u k for Mike. Haw IOlll9thlAI you want to ..UT Clua1lled Ida do ltwtll.t0-1171. Uae U.. Dally Pllot "ra.t Result" service .....,.Your -.tee la ear .,....,, c.aa ea.5171 tat. m --:~--~~~~------....---~ ..... .1.p-......aMi!!P;c,...,..illl., .... , ......... , .. ...... Ii... ................ ................. ~.......... ............ ...... • •••••• ~;I ••••••••••••• ·········'············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ........ , ......................................................... . I' I ' ... MllW f • HM C.-9111 Mwullll ._ '740 ,.,.._ t7'1 ,.;..,. tn2 a..,., tt20 Miu• HIO I I 11II111111111•1 11I11 le•11ee1e1•Mee .. e 1•111 I II•-.. •••••••• •-••••••••••••••••••• eHeeeeeeeeeee•e•eeeeee ee .. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -••••••••M•••••eeeee •••eeueeeeee•••••••••• -·•l•••••••••••-B ~ aa1-a-"n4M,_...,_....,.l RPAYTOPDOLLAR it ~1111 RS: <kyl. wpd. '73 45GIE. rully ~uip'd, "12 CCJroUa. rbl~ en11ne. VOLVO "Ill ..... Carlo Landau: is~ a&o. 116T, AC • ...... I\~ ', N, n . AC. AM IFM ......... ".,.. fon61n. M',, Ila, PB. ruMfte. xlnl -.d. ~d. &7.000 .c..c>. dot cond. SHOO. !,.~ ~ loeded. low PS, A ,,.,., many · ...., -... •IMll. t m .. ._ or l'lwlt;i-If io.ca..t. '* ml. anua' mf1. Mutt '"· MOO ..... iua _ ._1 · 1541-UllO. x&na. MIO. llO-SlllO. 1£11 I / -...... ,.. tll le HI.ta C' .. n • ..U.-flrm.4Ml-OIOl / fM6.T7tt • ---_._..,..,. ..... •1 :4 .... n1U1T1 .., • ..,,"" v•..,.. 9770 AteLIAS... _.....,...z.dr.looUbad. '74Capn . ..inteond.aeoo. • ., ' --'Ill MBZ2506!: Chocolat4' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVERSEAS DEUVERV nm rouch. What do you pp ...,, Cit"-' aooo. Auto. I Ul'I b .. c rf t vw . Havlo1 ltoubl ... --11. IC'WD•D·TS expeet ror $400? Jl'ull T14/5'5-020t ~YAMAHA .. ID. New ;&· -...... ...... .c.u &»Tiii "M Dal rtbll &Gp ..... .............. u....• dltilla. ..... Sell '700. --· '"' ....................... "17 ~ lS,IOem1 •u• tut, ~rltiH Nutt rot. -..u. IW'. lten.!o, •• tllMl to.all/.a J5,2i ~f'cW'd MJ Run • •ood. need• rldt•tOf' 493 6825 ............ s., .. flt ... fl60 l 'tabover "721-'ont lon --• .. ••••••••••• 6 · I 4 •2 liDS RINT '71 ;az· Lu xury 0 • 11 &>. • • .....-me.£itHps6. ~ - S. ~. SISOtwk +w 'TS Oau un P 1cku1.1. ~ ••110...,.c.... ~ tlarb(i' Ytl 006TAMESA f1f.JIOO ---- Can't sell YOlll'Cur" CllYBIMW PAYS TOP OOLLAll t·ot'CMan Ullf'd lmPol'\b U.11 Mlk" <ir Oon 135-3171 ....._ ... arted ••••••••••••••••••••••• 811111.. .. t701 . ..................... . ... .._ A.MtJi'M. 111\clJ, 20MPG.1--------.._ .. rind---Dli50. ~ ,.fhtp\t wiod: Z5'. a l .. I . 1eneralor, lo•dt!d. '79 •'ord RtU\&~r t,ra Ton 1&1·'1117. SiOO " lakt.1 over pily 27, mo.o,. home for reot. meats. Or best offer lm1DaC, s lpa 6 . avail ~-· - framl/210on.646--U46 '72 GMC ~ ~wn p ti., T,....... T,...e 9170 p/b., u lt . i.tr. S1.1<ikc \Jbeels, 3 l.Unki.. ~.500 ....................... 979-4627 ~· IA,yt.on. 1 yr old . like nu. immac.. ma ny ex-tr•. See t.o appreciate . All SPll. d1t1s anytime wtmd&.~ '12 DatiUll P U . C»mpcr 1>beU, new llrt.o:., recent UlgUlC work. $1400/0IJO Dys 5 40·5423. eve!> 645-5919 ATTENTION! M e r cede i.. BMW . Porsche. Ch1ss1c & ~x <Ne. We will sell your c ur oo l'CJQS1gnmcnt a l your pnce Best locntion m Or1111ge County J''or 111 formal.Ion c1dl J im Cur- ri&ll. Alltoh•• ..... 1300 W. Coui.l llwy Nwpt. Bch ~12 t\71\:1 9707 ............ &Acc"1Drie1 9400 ....................... '71 Ford 'l'J T. p1ckuµ, nc~w ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • eng, er c ntrol. A IC:., '77 FOX 2 dr 4 'Pd ;i/1·. stereo. $1700 55Hl650 fUuc Jo'ox Sp Ell Mu~l SBVICE DEPT. ----~ec to apprcut:ill' Open 6 Days A Week Mon.-t'r1. :7:J0..5 ·JO Salurdays:8:00·5:00 Atlas Cllry....rtv. '78 Chevy S il vc rado 84&9672 2929 Harbor Blvd' Costa Mesa 546-1934 ---Mer~ reserve diesel t anks i.vailablc. /\II model !>. M <·M ... nu!> ~vron. 1814 t: t~l St. S.A.542-6007 Limo s1zt-Goodyear Titlmpo rudiul llrl'l>, hke ~. 'ii pn ce . 552 68il0 ----- ....................... IMPORTANT NO'rac t:'fo KEADt:RS/\NU AUVt:RTlSl-:HS T he pncl' of 1tl·m i> advertised by vc_·h1l'l c dealer!> 10 the v1•h1C'l t- daM>1f1ed a dVl·rllstnJ! .. t.'Olumns doc:. not indudC' ;my ;ipph cublc Laxe:.. fl(·••nsc. transfe r fl'e:., Cmpr shell. Cully 1.oquip. x l nl c ond , 548-55211546·5875 ·-9570 ....................... 11161 Jntcrni.lionul Step Van. 46,000 on)( miles. Sclf-coot. Call 631·5726 74 ford ElOO $2,00CW1rm New brnkcs, p/:.. carpet· mit & panclhni.:. new llrt!S. JCYl cni.: & over· loods 548-8510 a !>k for Olar be 'li!I Dodi:e V;in. !Hut· w t bli.tck inl W oof! p;inc·lcd . S!JOO or tM·~l fJ4.').39J9 "TT Dodge· U 200 I'S, 1' k . 11.C. AM /fo'M1La~-. xlnt rood, $.')(XI 642 o:m; 78 1-'ord Vun Convn~con lAJng lwd M 111l t.·•m•I. 1<1:rn~. ht". h ot."'> for. '71 DodJ(t• Camper V;111 ;or poUuuon control de t-ully loach·d Pn1, t•1P vice cett1riculions or de · WJ5. or Lrat.1£' 0 1 U10 <:iler documentary prl'· Must· !>Cll H:J I IHt.!l rn '*'"8lJoO charge:. unless 64.'Hi646 <ltberwise spcc 1f1ed by ,jl....._ 1 _ • 9580 the..c:tve rtiser -.emi.ci -----...................... . ...... , Clillrks 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I OFAKIHD 1!8>Mt:RCEDES nos (',abnolel 2 d oor con· vcrllble. tan exterior hrwn IU1r ml, 4 c:yl Oat heud mll'. 4 spd trans. -uobcl1.:vublc autom o h1lc a r eal <,Ullsac "-loh•slert. 1JOO W. Coa!>t llwy Nwpt Bch _ _642·67~l SJ.7.CIOO. car when rtllltora· tJoa is completed. 1956 MBZ2l9 <Classic) sedan. -...>17 ------ WHY WORRY? LEASF. W fOPTJON TOUUY 100% of all lease JIUY· mcnts apply to,purt'ha~e '1 mo. to 3 yr!. II.II makt..'S & models mcludin~ U!-Cd & exotic cars Termi; ta ilored lo f1l your budget. Tr<idet> acc·epl w.1ld fnror not. CALL 833-9912 PHYSICIANS FINANCIAL LEASING 18952 M"acArthur Blvd ::ite205 Nwpt l:kh !r.!715 ------ "63 Buick Rtvccru. xlnt Jwlios W..e.d 9590 condllion. St9JO or make ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• olfer.1-354·7814 WANTED! '56 Packard Clipper, 95'k Late model ToyotH:.. res&ored. Hest oHcr over Volvos. P1cku~ & \f;,tni.. SlSM. 556-0637 Call us today 1 '63 Studebaker Grand '1'1nsmo "Hawk'. Total· ty restored lO !.howrm c.'<Jnd. Auto, J> /S. J> I 8 . Only $4500. ~9-1840. ---~·~---~ .... ... 9540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEM ET .mt t~/250. Cream/· ta All options. tss.000. Pri va tp Party Call ~2525 -------...... Drl ... 9550 ....................... '7JCJ.5JEEPV8. lllaY extras, very clean -.1111ad«-6172 i=arlr JJkr TOYOT A·WOUO lfHH~ll•tl c .......... ......... f)OJ.,, 540·'4'7 PORSCHE'S WANTED Allow us the opportunity lO consider the purchase ""trade-In or your clean Poncbe. Check with Us Toct.y! ·74 t~ox. Auto. IJ.ooo m1 on new l'n g. Jl'an . :Mmpg. $2000. 540 46M 1MW 9712 ....................... CREVIER &I SI A H OAOWA'I' SAMIA AHA • 835·3171 t Hl UlflMA f ( OAIVINC. IO C tmtl •USEDBMWs• '76 s:.AA SI R C 195HKO > ·n:m4spd,st (670Sl'V J ·n ~-'l'lpdS;H 101791 '71!320'l'lp, 1239UKll 1 '786J3cs1A SIR <00ti21 Closed!Sundoys IMMl-:01/\T ... u1-.:1.1v .. ;uv· LARGE SELECTION OFHEW 1979 320i's 528i11 ALS0633CS1 i. IMSTOCI<! (;all today We abo ma> have that pre owned BMW you are look111~ for' 831-2040 495-4949 ...._ •IMW '77 320i fUlly equlpP<-"<i. loc·ally owned & serviced. M BZ lrtade-tn. (418SMQ1 S9650 JtMSUMONS IMPORTS J!TlOHAHBOR llLVU. COST/\ MESA 631-1276 833-9300 OltA.MGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & Sales·Sef"v1ce-f.e11!>1og Roy CarYer,lnc. Roll.-. rtoycc BMW L540Jamborec Newport Beach 640-6444 IOI McLAREN's 850N. Beuch Blvd. La Habr1HS22·533..1 (5 Mt. No. of SA Fwy l • USID IMW'• * IMVIHTORY ltlDUCTIOH '783204 apd ('64UC'r > '7620024apd <~RIV> '75 s.:K> Auto (0796) '74 Dav Aut.o (0972) s •• .,..., Appt. 72 3.0 cs. good cond, 11>,cm ml. 4 s pd. call e v1, -----------·---------_11_ ... __ ·3588 ____ -- DANDNIW'79 ··1•! OR •m .. ·:.i:· IC..-.·~ --·-..... ··-... _____ , .. ·---·-·--.. ·-"" ""'•" ......... __ ................ ,,.., •••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . JIM MAllMO VW 11711 llACH ILYD. H~TONllACH 842·2000 .,., rn. " • 1un ·• au o, """' ........--•-'-or••• I ... --·· ---------rf, Id rood. SJeooMI' AMl l''M, clean S2950. lnoourcar!TryuaTop ~-w pure......,. m-aru 762·8411 dya /673·:1236 dollar · PaJd for or Nol: u.-•m tW.. "12 ...... _ -·············~········· W.. '7JO evel. .. uem. your car lo Jim VOLVO a.,. 9925 l'79 POID ....... Marino Volk1wagen. ·-"--borBJ d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'n :MO O.J w nlte. ttnrf · 187ll Beach Blvd .. Hwst· ._ ,.__ v · MUST.,_ COlaA L.AaM fuJly equlp. s howroom lnl(lon Beach -Ask for L.11.LC08T9~0~ 1 11 ... r:A9 ... 67 !t~·if:te ':.::n11~tg. TURBO. 4 cyl., 4 1peed SILICTIO..OF cond. $17,600 t of r . Frank Marino or Tom -• • .._"' trans. 1uoroor. twr. _,..~ .. ,._._ cond. Orig owner. $1500. st •. b AU.MOOILS ,.,,,...,..,. nlAW• OIAMelCOUMTY ett.e640-&M2. eerang • n es. 8.HOPllCOMPAK~ '782SIC. Camel color. • VOLVO '76 c.ordoba loaded ::!'~~:"Ueo~ TopSl3c~ ~~ee. EXCU JSlVELYVOLVO sell·leavini area~~~~ <12al08). (SlJt.P3940). UAR W ICk OA T\UH 811 1Jl'>4'11 !l/~ •DATSUNS• ~Seltd OfAI ....... WE WICIALIZE IMGOOO SIAYICE C OSTA MESA DATSUN 284S llAR80R Bl~VO 540-6410 54M2 13 1979DATSUM 210ZXCOUPE Only 5.000 miles. S speed lrWl.'> . AM l"M r:JdlO, air <.~ rail) l. wht..-cb. & m J.JKF. Nt:w coo1Jll1o n: (S1owzoi SI 1.499 NABERS ~fi(/ /1-00 H.u\)()I Ii/vet ( '~·· /11\t .... 1 '>40 fll()() IMDOflU lllllM , ............... , ..... , ........ i ii imz Sh;,rp & cle:in. Nl'w all' & braket.. 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Sunroof. ful· THEODORE ROBINS FORD J0f)Q HAll8011 f\IVO CO'>TA Mf\A ".l? 11n1n ·~~:ri=•~:-~·; JIM~!RIHO ~, !~·~"o';~ pearance. $6000. 833-8972 VOUCSW AGEH 2025 S: Manchester 77 MAii( IV '75 MUSTANG MG 9742 Anaheim 750-2011 COMT'IHl!HTAL Gdoond Bf!stoffer ···········~··········· ·I• · 36.000 miles. loaded with 760-9396 Sltt¥1Cl D~. <>PIH 'fll Volvo 142. Transporta· extras, -8111 Blass edition. ---------"Tl BGT, new ena .. xlnt mech. cond II.II s t'rv. rec. $2500, Ues t oner. T.»-3954 'TIL t ,..M. MOHD A YS tion special. Ruu iood. t'l.fl968l6'106) ·71 Mu.stanH; vii, auto, AC, QUI 8:»5. 549-1343 SIS?S J:d cond throoul, mu11t 'IB MGC-(;T. Rare Good l"Of1d Very clean. $1000 Call 6»81.29 eves '76 MG Midget. 22K m1. great cond. grt m1. bc!>l olfer. 497 2553. 49'111861 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '731., 914 · 2 O. JOmpg, nu clutch & brakes. SUP t:H car $5200 1>'75-3517 iG !.112E Sunr0t1f. :!5 (JOO rrules air, a lloy., -.11•n•11 t'il!-.~tltt:, blii<'k Call t.i:l 3227 ·1:i Tari.::i . g1101I t•mdlll<ln. SI0,500 l'I' li7:1·1:105'1 ·2· 'AUS Dff'T. <>PIH 'TIL ' ,,M. MOHDA YS & 'TIL l ,.M. SATUtlDATS .3. S~T.OPEH7 DAYS A WIK .... WI LEA Sf ALL MAKES & MOORS, Sf'KIALIZIHG IM VW & MHC!DES llfott • 5 • WE HA VE ova I 00 'HOWNEO ECONOMY C.AaS TO CHOOSE HOM ·6· IMMEOIATE DELIVHY OH MOST MODELS ·11 t111 Po.-...l'hl· 1 >1 ulk ('tL'il<>m nm ..... run., Alnt S5400 548·!1l2'J, ti73 1!7j~I ' ...l.1-r--::----'' '74 2 O l.Jter l'or-;f'11t'. 1111 blk. 1mrn:H'. $HOOl1 firm f.i75 !1172 art Gl'M 71 l'orst'hl' T;iri.:a . 70011 l1lJ ·s. blk rin blk r ully t.'(Jwp'd . ltkt• new. l>c~t offer . 640 7700. if( 1'urho Blal'k 11n hl;i1·k UUS 8 " & !I · wlwf'I·, !i>ll.500 :11100 \lilt·!> lil\2 ISIZ! '7H !124 . vt•ll11"' 11111 i.lnpcd. ffi..11.!.:>. hr.1 & lui: lamp. SI I !l'l!i l'.J.1 1;J;J:J 7!t T111 IJ11 ( ':.11 rn.1 111.11 k 1111 hl:i•·k. :ril111 111 "''' l.11,1tJ1·1I Wtl Ii \I I·" sc;.1100 ~>.'.oli 1:1111 1\ ,k l11r ~·Vt' 1.oUVll'I -l,1-.1v111i.: .. tJtt• mu. .. t •.ctl · 7ti !112E Sunrf. :JUM m t. AC. :illoy:., l.lc n·o ... al vcr Like nu r.73 3227 tt71 I HACH ILVD HUt4T1HGTOH HACH 842-2000 71 ~U Jll'r Bu ~ •~11tJ . 1\;ll 1-·~1 nu lire">. H"r " c-11· • .n thruout. S2HIJO C'_.il u1.,.,~· 7tili ~.:!/l~1 51H l~I ·1'.1 VW 1111( 1·11n v••rt 11111\ :..'l:uw 1\;\I ,. ~I 1 ·'"'· , • .,,· t•r itll All ,J !>, )!l ,/~U f>t~>l l~ 'tili VW C .nnp1·r 1w w r:cclt.th llt'W 1·11~ he .tk\'' 1·lutl'h, ,.., 111lt·r 1·1111lt•r ~l.7llO. ~ IO:i l 1·all -.It :, '72 !JI IT Targa. A :\1 ... M '7!J Rabh1t 0 :.1 L. KOO m1 , l'il..,s,5-~pd.;illoy~.komi.. /\M t'M :.lt:rt•u. '\C. M.'Plil bm, g<JOd .,hJf)C h1<1d<'tl $1®JO ur IX·~l of · • bt.2-M96!1 kr !'>SI 17f.H ·~lH 912, hcuul1ful. 1wrfcet t hroug houl . a l loy11. />U.'rCO. ~ H.10·£566 Roh Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~~~VER ROLLS·ROYCl IMO J4mbor•~ H,..•port lk4tft M0-6444 ClOUO SUNDAYS WStlvcr Cloud t $19,000 9854144 li6 VW, r un:q.((11111 S650 5441 llj-11 •711 vw nu. ... t•nl! & body work Of't'(led, $700 11211 W Balboa HI 114, NII '71 VW !lug. :-tot.·k . !\:lit 11-'M, run~ & look .. rt• ul i.:oud $1!}50 1714 r ~l().18lf7or1146-800 I 79VW 01(.')cl·N t-;w . SAC HJ l''lC t-_; $8500. ~3184. '77 ~L uul.O. AC. clean Ci.tr. Ca l l Monday 846-7761. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Interna t ional TravelaJI. '61$ en.:. :145. 2 i::ai. tankb. .:ood cood. suoo 54(). Tl2'j. J.MIC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 /\.l\1C J avelin . llursl <.'Omp + 364 lirl, BFG rudrnl T /\ ·~. AM 1 l''M c·~'i. ~oocl cond. ~750 or hes toffcr t.'75·!112'J '71S 0:>rword UL. 1111 mi. lot., 11( t.•xlra:.. <t-dr fJe!>l 1 }(fer 54!1 4:Kf7 9910 ....................... ·77 l::kctru. louded & t~r n f1c 1 S.S.000 9ti3~ BARWIC K DATSUN , '•1,JI I 111 ', 8] I· I J 7 S 49 ]. J J 7 S 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 CHEVROUT CORYETI'H-TOP Thi~ one •!> a loaded maroo n beauty! 1370NRRI OM.Y$7995 HOWAJlD CtwYrolet Dove & Qu1t1l St.s Nt.Wl'OHT Hlo;ACll 833-0555 '7J Corvette w f•1!°>'1 t·ni:. Many xtra:. XJnl. mnd. $7 ;nJ 54!1 2973 Je;i11 or t)J().8379 91131 .•..................... 72 COUf.!<11'. 1\ :\1 FM :.tcrt..'O, ;11r . new tar .. ;., xlnl l·Oi.: Sl lUU/hc~l f;t.2-l8>1 ' 9915 W XR7, all xtra:-., n•·w ~olden µ&m l. •wry 1111·1· •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sl!m. 1144> 70 l!J d )' ... Cacllac St•vtlle '76 Hlk blk llhr. 1mm al'. like nu . nu M11·hc l1n:-.. mu!l l 11ec. 6:11 0749 mt-ssa.:e ·73 ~-Ot·V11l1· Loaded. F;il'tory ~nrl $2..500 firm. M 5. 556 li4WI 9917 ...............•....... C<iul(ar '74 XH7 . i.lnt 1·ond, cvt·rythmg nt:w Hc.~l Offt•r ~; R4 Ill 9935 . •............•..•..... Little old l;id) ~ .. lhng i:! !Judge, (t·w m1l1 ·'· ,\('. r.tt.hO. l'h SlllOll !.I~, :!Zl 1 'tZJ C.:arnaru VH C.:cntl'r ·71 Uar1, I cir. 1~d 1·•mll 11111-i. • .,lt·rt·o. i.:tl t•ond \IU'>l -.l'l I I h1·, v.1·1•k $1 !JJO 550 I :l2H or &32 !J:Jlij! ~ IJ:,t of 1 71 I ;> 1;1 :.r:.•11.1 l'I' h e ll th1 i1 wknd . SIKOO f be!.1. Larry 898-4343 bet 8·S. • ----- 14 Mustanl( II xlnt rood $lXO> bst ofr Mary Anne 1)46. 7223 or 552-11705. 9955 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Olds Cutia:.~ ~pr ful· ty 10¥dcd. $700 & taku over paymcnl.l>. 96K 101~ 'W D1c:.cl •utta!>:. 4 dr Sl.lloo Urougham Lo lrn1. M;i11 y xlra::.. $11 .:J~U . ~0133 ·n L'uU;i.-,.., ~premc, I' t~. l'/11. atr ldn t c·ond ~l7U0 1 bs t ofr Jo;Vl'' 1>16 s:ro 9957 . ..•.•••...•..•..••..•. Johlts.o.. & SOit UHCOL~ERCURY ·~pc.>t·tal of the Wt>t•k ·• 1978 PINTO !"I 1 I v t' r 1· x l ~· r 1 •1 r • ;cut11mJlll'. rurl1r. lV tll'uler. COfilUEllJ $l4SO a.a; llarbor Bl.. C M 5'10 ~J ·77 f'inl..11 Wl{11 . SI vr lrt"1 t.nm. ~port pk~. 1\<.' l'!"t. I'll. l11ll gla~~. l-.p1I. hul'kl'I ""'h Wirt'!'> Silt Sun !111~14! Err1111:h,1m ~ 1.tf ur .. •1khur.1 h.·1 i\l l,1111.J & 11,rnlJllou 7:! IWlllll"lllf. :tU IH, flt•W I a1h.tl'. l1r.1k1·., b,tl I t'l 1' "!ol:sJll C 1111 • Hlh 11r1>< ·111 <~mur11 Z2H. Sh,1ri1 loadL"<I SG.U50 I U.•-.t ut lt•r 4~ 2b72 9940 ~ ••••••• ~.!~.~~ 't)I Camu rn m . St••reu Sl5001bsl ofr G<tS-~ art 61'M 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMAL 1971 Q.EARAMCE! on C.:amar08. · Cnpncc.o:,, Monte Ci.trios, M<1l1bu.., & Nov;i:. Ora!lt1e retluc · l1011.'>. SAVE NOW!!! COHHIElL CHEVROLET .~IL.trhor 111,d < ·1 11--·r ., .., ... ~ ' 546-1200 ••• Phvli• Stroud 101 ~n:.et Terr. LaJ;una licuch You ar~ the Willner of ....................... .. -t PHIL LONG FORD , ..... ; ............ o.. ... , ..... .... -. ..... ,...... , .. ,._ 76 ft1111ehcro· I nwncr. crwse. <'U!-l mt xlnt c'Olld 494 7262. 661 · I 61:1CJ Lule '76 Granada: Lo rn1, \II, 4dr. v111yl I u11 . .i.:11 mv.:. 1\C. 1\M FM. \Cry 1· I t• a n S ;1 :J o II 675-51.361640 4143 '7S Cot.ry Sq Wgn xlnt cond. AC. :.tcrt..'Oflilt>c, Ill l'l}fn•Hllh hfl(, ~111111 111ntl , hr.inti 111•w r ...... t'<lfTI, SliOtl. li<lt• O/(~I .tll :11'M ·701.Jw,t.cr n1·1-.t... wori.. ~C'i\."111' I' 7:11 ZZ(l(I 9965 ..........•.•..•••••••• 1980 AtOMT WHEEL ORJVE PHOENIX 1\V1\ll.i\Hl.fo: ... OK IMMt:DIATt-; u .. ;1.1v1-:nv 809LOHGPRE PONTIAC 13600 Ut:/\CH HLVIJ. Wfo~"TMIN~"Tt:tt 636.2500 892-665 f cruise. PQWc r, !J pa!>:., l'onlJal' '76 Trans Am Lo 9765 l!SiJag XKfo; Rds lcr. 1m· Toyota mac. cond. $5700 or best ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. 831·3143 uft. 5 '71 Toyota Cornn a d lx, 'ID VW Bu:.. m•wly rcblt cng, new brk:.. AM /t'M cass :;t.creo. Very clc11t1. ~ 645-<J71!1 ----------i •I VW Cmpr /\uto . /\C, stove. rdr1g, 23M m1. l'lcan. s ink, $4850. 557-7006 *" frff tid&ets ($Z2.SO value>. to ~· 642-0346. ml, loadt!d, T t.o~. tape 'WCustomSOO: Xlnllrans ~ 6-10 7~ ___ _ KcrMDN1GMa clean. good lransporta· 9734 lion il .200. 536-2286. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rlnl(lmgB~ liamum & Hatley C1rt·i.c. t•ar, gd l'OOd, only 4SM '73 Granch•1llcmnv. n t'(.'(h m1.S600fbt.'l>t.ll3J·!f686._ hl'lp & T L<'. /\~kinµ '76 GJ'anad:.i. 4 dr, $2600 or SI ,200. 642·H!l5l 'fi2Glua w tspare ·75 cng & ·74 Cell ea . Good <'ond. trans, nL't:"<l!I work. $IOOO AM11''M 1·as:.. new tire:. firm 546-452.J ~_!:'h :!,_54·1301 Hn!I VW Habbat 01c:.cl. :.tlvt·r . ~unroor. A C . nc·w. 01·lux1· 1nlcrior 752.0234 or !168· 73.i:J. Aug 2nd thru 13th Aruahc1m Convention Ct•nler Tatket!> mus l bt· l 'X· ••hanged lor rei.er vcd M'illS ul the Convention Center ahead of llml'. Cull 642·56711, ext i!?:! In dwm your ticket.!> bl~I offer t S30POl J Call iJ fo'lreb1rd t-'ormulu 400 ~!1_~ __ Rar1 .. S2'J50. ~HGn '71 Corona :.ln wn~ ~nod Mttce*•t.n 9740 cood. Sl .'100/bt:i>luffcr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !.17!J·5087. '75 MW.. 230 Model :W,000 ml. Mml cond. i.ee to up. pn.-c1atc. $10.000 759·1171R '68220. Xlnlcond, 48pd, AC, $4500. 968-5684 H.B. Have something to sell? 081111ified adt do it well. '7K Ccl1ca ST. /\ M FM ~le.TOO, wire spoked whls, lo milcugc, 645-9331 Tram>ferrcd '72 Corolla. Ong1nal owner. Good condition , excelle nt mechanics. 60K miles. suoo. 979-2936. ·72 VW Supcrl>cctlc. not runntnl(. $450/bci>l offer. ~w head. .... v;ilvc~: i.:en .. 1111 pump. 5-16-11542 afl 5 '70 VW Classic white. Runs & looks good. Sl500 . 900-52.86. 11 VW BUS. Xlnt cond, New cngme. new trans. R950. 58Hl723 . Alltos.New 9100 ...... Mew ' tlOOMtos.Mew 9IOO *** '76 Nova a te, lo/m1. 12,850. Xlt>t. cood. 4116-1730 76Cbevy Nova Concourse. 4 dr. R/H. air, 350CU V8, clean. xlnt cond. S2800. 67J...Ql6; &f.i.5200 ask for BUI /Helen -----"79 lmpa)a, 4-dr, air, PIS. PIB. vs. s tereo. 2000 mi's. Must sac. 494-6$33 '77 Monza. xlnt cond. $3ll0or Bc!itoffer. ~-2Sm. ---------Sell thinp ful with Dally PUot Want Ads. 'r.5 F'ord Stn Wii n 5'100 G<lcx:l tran.., c·ar 75-i 1.JSIV 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 t-'1rch1rd l:bpnt ~harp ~lu~t :.cc lk~l ofter Mu .,t i.c ll l'rv. l't y ~006.."> ·~ ClassH' 2 dr C,;ont • i2 Le Maru.. aulo. xlnl great cundlt1on. lilutwht. <.'OOd. run:. great.. $1595 67J.2561 4!19-4467 Mlle., 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S ..w!ST UNCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSHJP IA Y FlADEIOE UNCOLN·MERCURY 16-18 Aut.o Center Dr. SDFwy-Lake Forest exit. IRVINE 830-7000 '12 CokJn.y Pk W go, reg ftMli, loaded, fuU pwr. AC, $13XI. 988·:M>l411ft SPM ·----------'78 f'1reb1rd Formula . Power . A C . AM/Jo~M /cu:;s, T·lops, fully loaded. xlnt.. musl hd.1. $5600. 536-2300. 'fDLeMans, blk/Whl, S600. 979-8478 1't I u .. d 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 'f. Bird: Cust Conunen- tal trunk. fully loaded. top cond, re(( gH GSOO. 556-9192. Want Ad Results 642·$6711 Alltot.Mew tlOO...._,New 9100 ...... Mew ftlO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ®Rabbit IRAND NEW '79 ONLY s13J!! OR 1555P-~ • • • • • • • • • • '"'°_" __ -·-.,._.,.._ --·-, ___ ., ... ,. : ............. ·-...... ,. .... lllft a.......--.... ,._.,.,.,_,, • ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • JIM MAllMO YW ! 11711 llACH ILYD. i HUMTIHeTON llACH : - ..........••.... ~.~~~~.~~.~ .. 17 VOL. n , NO. 211 , 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 Vear Ho•etow• Dally Newspaper FIFTEEN CENTS Btidget Cuts Violations of Charter? 9J 8TSVF. MARBLt: Ot-0.Uf~ ... , .... Hunt.lqton Beach City t:ounc1I members m ay have committed misdemeanor vlola\lons whe n they adopted city departmtnt _....... al.a this--montb. accord inc to Orange County Deputy District Attorney Gary Po hlson. Pobl8on claimed portions or the Huntington Beach C ity Charter are "so broad" that budaet cuts could be considered .. md1 re<:t' ordcr11 by the council w fi re dt'p1trtme11t he1tdi.. 'l'he legal revch1t1oru:, pop~ up during u dist.net 41tlorney prob e into an alleged ch1trtcr vu>l~llOCl b}' Cou.r CQUDi!.ll mcm ht> rs Pohlson s aid the four~o me l'Omm1tt'-'d .. a technic al viola 11on " June 25 when they dumped lht• c ity adminis trator's top choice for a de partment head .:1nd selected their own man m · stead Th e dis tri ct utto rney , however. said he would not fill' criminal charges agains t Ruth Bailey. John Thomas, Bob Man- die a nd Ruth Finfoy He explained that the council l'T'embers had received .. s u/fi c1ent punishme nt" through ad · verse pubbcity. 'Well. one t}ling has come throu6th very clear," i.a1d Mrl>. Bailey ... cind that's that the • charter 1s very unclear." Other ~ouncil member~ ex· pressed concern that the ch'nrter, approved by the voters JasL year. tell them open for-w legal action simply by voting on the annual city budget. P h yllis Sariego. a for m er member • of the City Ch arter Revision Committee which drafted the• new charter early in 1978, admitted mistakes muy have been made. "We worked very hard on thl' charter because we were con· cerned about something like this that ' someone would com'· along and start playing with the words." said Mrs. Sariego. She said the charter commit· tee had in mind establishing CJ strong city council and reduc1n.I.! lhe power or the city ad- minis tra tor. ··w e wanted lo let the council run the city, not the city <1d mmistralor," said Mrs. Sariego, a past president of the Orang~ Cou n ty League of Wome n Voters. .. Now according t<> the d istrict attorney, we've made the cit~ <1dm1mstr<Jtor mort> powerful. That1's not what Wt' me ant to do al all." C1tv. Councilman Ron Pat <see CHARTER. Page A21 • Deputy SlolVdowli Snags Courts · SlewerPae• Brown to Form .. Cllmpaign Unit SACRAMENTO (AP> Bre>wn Jr. is about to take Politics. movinJ? <tt a p<1ce whirlwind campaign of 1976 .. ·rom all and1cat1on~. Gov. Edmund h1i. second plun~c into prei.idential that hC:ts littlt: resemblanct: to h1~ The Democratic ~overnor, le<1vmg no doubt a bout his antcn tions. says he will hav•· c.n announcement th1!. week about tht: formalJoo of an .. exploratory .. pres 1dent1al campaign comm1ttet: FORMATION <n· Tiit: COMMITTEE v.ould formally mark tht• start or Brown's second attempt tu take thl' Ocmocratac Party nominationfromJ1mmyCarter • And althou~h his <1nnouncemcnt c·omci. at a t1mt' when Carter ts in bad political shape. tha t does n't nt.-Cessarily mean !'.mooth sailing for the 41-ycar old Californian. The Delllocnttic stovernor defeated Carte r m three prim<1ric~ m 1976 in a last-minute. whirlwind bid to head off the G1:org1un successful drive lot.he White Houst> Dog Dogs Relief BVTTIDS VEAR BROWN IS moving more dehberately. tall-- mg of an exploratory period in which he would evaluate his M.IJJ Port before becoming a full -nedgcd candidate Rebel. a golden retneH·r he:lonl'.,!ing to Le~ B ·lie• of London. Ontario. Cl\JOY~ t he ~oo<l l1f1• in ht~ m al:itcr·s ha<:ky artl !)w1mm1ng pool \\Ith :-.ungla~~~-. and v1-.or und flo;.i\. ing nn Jn ;.iu· matt n:~~- His top aide. Gray Davis. s ays the governor expects the ex ploratory stage to Possibly last "<t few months." He wouldn't s ay ,r Brown bas decided to go beyond that .. ,.don't want to try to charnctc r1ze his state or mind." Uav1i. said ... Anyone who thinks serious ly about seekin~ this country ·~ highest office ou~ht lo !>(! permitted u period of renecllon to tci.t his s trengU-" ACTUALL l, AIDES EX Pl-:CT BROWN t<> regist er the com mittee with the 1'~cderal E lections Commission, <t move that would make him an orficial candidate in the FEC's eyes . HeavySmog Gas Dealers Eye Predicted Pricing Protests On Tuesday ,..ederal elections law a llows J.>OtentJal pres1dcnt1al candidc.tci. to raise money to test the politJcal waters without reg1stering with the FEC and reponmg contributions and expenditures. Brown's move toward u formal challenge or Carter comes al a time when the pres ident is fl oundering in the polls. But Brown al!>o faces problems of his own .Not the least of them ure the l'hrf1culty m challcnJ:(mg a president of the same party and the potential csmd1dacy of Sen. Edward Ke n ned> KENNEDY SAYS HE SUPPORTS Carter. hut active draft· Kenned y movements have s prung up in several slates, cind the polls show the Massachusetts Democrat leading Brown and Carter For another thing. Brown is better known nat1onallv t han when he plun~ed into pres1dent1al politics in 1976. a htlle over a vecir after starting bis first t.erm as governor. Thal can be a plus. giving him better name recognition, but it can also be a minus. Brown's poMtiOn!> on such volatile issues as abortion, nuclear power and arms h mitallon art: better known no,. IN CONTRAST TO CARTER. HE opposes limits on i.:o' emment·funded abortions for poor women. 1s a strong c ritic of nuclear power and opposes Carter's bid to build the MX missile. .. Jerry Brown \s in a much diffe rent position no~ than m <See BROWN, Page A2> Ho~. sticky weathe r and weak sea breezes that were expected to combine to c r eate heavy s mog con ditions along tht' Orange Coast today arc hkcly to repeat the pattern Tuesday. N<J · tio n a l Weat h <'r Se r v i ce spokes men predicted. Air Quality Ma nagement Dt!>· Lrict forecasters warned of un· healthful air conditions today for sens ilJve people m the Orange Coast area and for the entire Loi. Angeles metropohtan region. A spokesman for the National Weather Service said the cond1· Lion was brought about by a weakening of onshore breezes because an offshor e eddy 1s pushing the air south offs hore. Although the mversion layer wa8 expected to lift from 700 feet to t,000 Wday, the weather forecaste r balO it would likely orop bac" again Tuesday MacDonald Attitude At Slayings Told H•rbert llarcuae, 81. polltlcal r:n0topher who coatrll>u ed to 1tuden\ uarmoO ID tile •eo. and acan-dalbed eonaervatlve San D l • t .o Co u n t y w b ti e &e.acldnl there. ls dead. PllelGSl'Ub wa1 taken ln Mania wfilll he apoke at UC lrYIM. Uftory' Pa1e AS ) {.,. RALEIGH. N.C. (AP> -A former FBI agent 1.estified today that Dr. J effrey MacDonald ~as "very d e libe r au: i n \he a nswers he ((BVP wt.en ecut:s lioned immediately after u.e slayino ol tus lamaly Robert H. t.averl) condnueo today givtng the accoL&Rt ot the ·slayinp that MacDonald g111\e him ln February 1970. Caverly said MacDonald was queatiooed as a victim, not as a IMIJDte 1uapect. ~ 8b P Green Beret doctor at the time Caverly t estified h e in t e1 v'ewed M\lcOonald at the base hOSpital (he day of the kill· mg and the day after. He said MacDonald gave him descrip· lions ol the rour people he said he saw. Caverly said MacDonald s tarted crying during the In· tervlew. MacDonald r eceived a n honorable discharge from the Army after a bearing officer ln 1970 ruled the charges against him "not true." He was indicted by a federal 1rand Jury lD l97S. Dr. Merrill Brun1ttetn' also testified today that when be ex· amlned M1cDonald In Ute Fort Brau bollMtal, llaeDonaad •u tearful ad "obviouly a.uaoua." PlO Le d B •ed MacDonald •aid be HW thl'ee a er ur1 men and a woman 1tandln1 over DAMASCUS, Syr,a <AP> - hlm. The aroup attacked nlm, he Zuh11lr Mohaen, chlet tactician p_llled out Md awoke to hnd hi•-of tl\e PalHtll'e Lloeratlon f1mUy dHd, Cavetly tald Mac Ora•" nUon'• wu a11\n1t Donald told him. Isreal, .rtu~ burled In a dmty MacDonald. JI, now of Hunt Dam&ffue refu... ump flve lnston HartMNr, ll charted In dart att.r he wu pnned-down tbe 1'10 llayinp of bit prepant at tbe door ot hil luxurious vac:•· wlfe Colette, •. and dau1hten tlon apartment oa tile French Kimberly, 5, and Krt1ten, 2. He Rlvter*· • LO S l\N(;F.LES 1Al'1 Southern C4lh form;.i gas stut1on owners. angry <>vl'r new fcderul pricing rf'gulat1ons. !'>ay they wo»ld I><' willing to s t:.igc a pro test shutdown At issue ar<' Department of Ener~y regulations scheduled to 1w into effect Wednesday. limit ing retailers to a n identical 15.4 cent profit on each gallon of gas. 'nde r previous formulas. e;:ach s tation's maximum price was m- d1v1dually sc•t The regulations also would al- low charges for checking the oil and c leaning w1ndsh1clds. I ndus try experts s ay the cha nges will hurt low-volume ~tallons that tra ditionally a re depend ent on h igher prof11 ma rgins while large stations will be helped. ·'If you have a 350,000·gallon allocation you 're guaranteed to be wealthy," s aid Stephen Shelton . exec utive director of the Southern California Service Station Association. "If you have small station, you might be regulat.ed out of business.·· To consume rs, the changes may mean less service. .. When a d eale r trieds to sqtJee ze out more m argm , he can only squeeze out frills ... say:, 011 m 1trketing e xpert Dan Lundberg. In a survey 80 percen, or 234 a.c .. c ... Thia .. Brasher Dubloon, one of the first 1old coins mln\ed in the United Stat•. wa• sold tor an apparent world record price of ¥430,000 tn Brtd1eton, Mo7 ... 1 at1 on opt•r:Hor.., lhrou~hout Southern Caflforn1<• i.;.i1d th1·y \.\Uttld support a protc!>t mvolv- 1n~ lhc clostni:! of the;:1r station~ Another lfJ pl·n·cnt s <J1d ~hcv would support !'>Oml' othl'r form of protest. Shelton stressed that the c.~ soc1 al1on want.'-to avoid a shut down. a nd w<.int s th e l:n .. cha ll enged in court. He said lh1• po ll illus trates the w1dt• dis· !>at1s fact1on with the changf!.-. When the pr1c an g fo rmula~ Ne rc announced two week!'> ago, David Bardin, a DOE offlc1al. pred icted the;:y would cause .. in. creases m some cases of a pe;:n. ny. and an some cases decreas ~ of a penny and very httle overall effect." Full·servicc operators will be prohibited from figuring extra costs into the pump price. But Nill be a llowed to m a ke <1 se parate c h arg e lo th t: customer. Such a charge would make full ser vice a "painful experience.·• sa id Lundberg, while She lton thought it was would be seen by <See GAS, Page A2> West County Guards Enjoy Light Weekend Compared to lhe pre vious weekend, lifeguards who s taff west Or a n ge County aru beaches s pe nt a re latively 'restful Saturday and Sunday. Although c rowds were up more than 40 percent, a calm surf and few riptides cut the number or weekend rescues nearly eo percent, 1uards said this mominc. • Hllnlinlton Beach 's main city beach hefd '71,000 people over the weekend, with 1uards c:ompiUn1 ooly a reec:u.. State llfetuarck reported 128 reacuet at Hundn1ton Beach and Bolla Chica State Beachel where 'a total ot 141,000 people were CCMmted OYer tbe Wffkead. OuaN11 sald tbe l\&rf tblt WffkeM llMMllNd onl1 aae to two feet. compared with up to *'" feet on the July 21·22 weekend.' Delays Hit Jail System Hy KOB•:RT RARKt:R b1 ,._. O•tlf Pilot \Ult Tht• Orang(' (.'ount v 1·our1 .. \-.t l'm "''"' cxp1·1·tl'd to ·h1· thrn\\n into ~hamblc:-. hy a work -.lo\.\down o f deputy -.hcrifh wh11:h t•ont1n11i:'d today Thi· -.hl\.\down . \\ hi<·h ha :-. hN'n mo-.1 pronoun1·•-il m lht• J<lll -.\ sl1·m ,v.111 rl'~Ull 1n lt•nJ.!thy d 1· 1;1\o.; in 1h1· 1r~111~port .1t11m 111 pr.1!.oner:-. to lht• l'ourb lhr lcJ.:JI prm·t•t•clml!:-. Th•· t·ourt!'-;,in• ~oini.: tot,.. m .1 h11ll 111 ... me!>.,:· -.:net B11t. ~l;H:l.1'(Kl . hu!'>1m·~~ man;1J.:t'r ol lh!' 1\-,-.01·1:1t1on fo1 (J ranj!,1• County l JL•put y Sht·nl h - I' n~oncr:-. norm ;,ill y hci::ir1 :11 nvtnl!, at 8 30 am. 1n.lh1 · Ct:ntral llr<inJ.:f' County Mun1t·1pal Court. Nonl' had a rnv<.·d hv 9 :10 <.i m • and delay ... ,,r uµ to thrct· hour:- "l're prt•d1l'l cd . Pnsonl'rs who normally a11· pear tn Superior Court at !J a.rn fo r assignment!'> a lso h:.id nOI heen delivered on ti me:. 1 Shenff de1Jut1<.'S <1n· tn churl.!<' or tran.-.portmi:: ull prti.Onl'r:-. t11 -.upcn or l"Ou rL'i :.ind to oully1ni.: inun1c1r1al eourb 111 Nc •wport Beach, Westmrnster. Fullerton ;rnd Laguna Niguel Thl·y an • prolt•<..,ttn)' lac'k 111 programi. In their 1h·nwnd-. rm 11a v 1nc.·rea'>t·!'> \\1th 1·11u nly ncgot1ato~. Spokesmen -.ay s hN1ff d1·p u t 1 <.' s w 1 II lw h a n c1 I 1 n g <1 II t'mer gcnr1t.'!-. on an 1mmcdwtc uas1~ Howr•vc•r, they ;.in• g111ng hy thC' book tn other matte r!'>. That slowdown, which beg<.in at m1dn1ght Friday. ha~ re:-m ltc1I in maJOr delays 111 Or<.1ngc Coun- ty J ail. <See COURTS. Pagf' 1\21 WIEVES LEA.J/E DIKFY DISHES HORBS. N.M . </\P i Thf' burglars who broke into Gerald Sladt"s house added ins ult to m· Jury by cooking a hacon und egg breakfast and leavin~ the dirty dishes. Slade says his horn<.' 1s a fre. quent target of prowler!>. Once they came m while he was taking a bath. By the lime Slade h<1d dressed. the intruders had rled. Or ~:e"4 '~o~sc Weather Night thro u g h mid· morning low cloudiness, clearing to hazy sunshine in the afternoons through Tuesd•Y· Sligblly warmer o n Tu esday . Hi g h s through Tuesday in the tow '70s at the beaches. to upper 80s in the inland a reas . INSIDE TOD~ Y s~ ~ .. ,~on dss- plo11 at F'ahion Island u drotofng pelbtic reactioft from "c'°"'" lo "fuctrtalirto." See f.atetrWIQ, PQflS Cl. ..... M .,_....,... ltlt ,._ ....-n Cl ..... ...,. ....... 9 , ... ....... ·=.. -a: ~ ~ ..... :All c;;;.-• ...... .. .. OMaaa ., .._..._.. •1 .... ..... AtlT*i.._ .. .......... Mnie.n .... ·-I Fil ·--M ......... CN .... ..._ M .... IS Cl \ A •xrwr H/f Mo*· JIJ!v 30. ''" Bootli Fever Bot S11mmit Success Claimed Soeieay ~-·Ancestry Re•earch ll°I like • de t e("ttv.'1 u t without W pb)' lcaJ dan1er. Rut ,ae aame det ot In v U1aUve frualrMkln often hlu folk •ho •uant fol' tluea 'n the Huntif\lton Beath c.iolral U bra r y T ... re·a allO lh um~ •~ of 1l•utb'a ••Ualactlon when a n eluaiv• put ol th elaborate Jl1 u w puuJe ll dq up a nd put In tla proper place. The art o f ttencialogy th~ •earch for ontt'8 fa mily .ancestry la • Ume t"onsumtn& but rt' warding practice tha t Is un deraolnlC an uptwan~ m inte rE'!ll, a ccordln & to Jo.an Rambo Jlbrarian for the Ora11.ce County Geneialog1cul Society "You don't have to travel to E u rope w do this," satd Mrs R ambo "I've done a ll m y re search right here and I've gooe back 10 generations on my sadt- ol the family ." With s pace donate d by th" library, the SO<'aety h ub compalt>d more than 7,000 gene alogal'ul re search books for puhlac u1>c. making lhe libra ry the homt! or the la rgest such colle ction in the county. Lis ts or births . death~ "Cl nd m arrial(es duting lit1 <"k 111 <J JI parb of 18th ct·ntury Ameril'<i are available, 1.1~ arc E nglti,h ltinded of uent ry l ites a n d <'hurl'h r ecords o r m edieval Europe . But cl1i:?gin~ up your family root~ 1s not s imply a queslion of punC"hmg l.I name into a com puter and getting l.I readout. Only Child · O•llt Pll•I )Wll """'" TRACER OF ROOTS Librarian Rambo A ~uod d1•al of 1'.round ~ork 1s nt•t't'Si.;11 v .1111J s1w1cly 11wmh1·r'> prflv 11h· Ir 1•1• M· 11111111 ri-l 111 r111v tN•i. t•;1d1 111 ,1 S.1l111d11v 11( th1 • mo111h ul tlw 111u 111 ltl.1rarv 111 l lunt111~to11 llt·:11 h "Tht· f1ri.l plJl't' you slari 1i. to talk to any relatives you run find," said Mr-.. Hamlio "('or r espondent·e <t r:tck111g 1l11wn 1l1s t ant r elatives or oh:wu rt· fol'l~ 1 1s prnbahly lhC' m·xt he\ thing 1ou cu do " TIH n \.'O m c11 the 1e1 r c h ihrough r\'cord11. ttnd more rec· urd1, htchlhlK off frustrations llkt num.-is &Pfjllcd differently by u11t t•11lor11 All y1•t. Mrll Rambo can't re· r ull uny "ocwty me mbers (more thun ~ a rc not ucllvc1 who've truc:ed t he ir roola lo a famous or 1nfumous h l11torlca l figure. ' Hut you do find some funny thlot<K. hkl-lookinit through old r hurt·h rt>t•ords from 'l'cxus and f1nd1ng l ittle notation s like 'behl'vcd to ~ h vmg m s in ' rwx t to l;()llH' veriwn 's 'name ... i.lw 11 u1d Y1lu al'lo find that politicians 1Hrc JUbl lht! 1.ume back .J.heo," '"l' uthkd ' They were discon ~ t1·rll \\1th toduy':.' youth lltslory Jll'il rcp<>als itself " (ie m·a1on1ca1 rcst>arch 1s a populur purt tame hobby t hat 1s now d n 1win1ot a lot more young p1•11)1lt'. 'hl' -.u1d 'Tlw rnon· lrmt• you s pend, th1· mor<' you'll rind It 's the ht- tit· d utc hcrl', thl' name there 11 ~els o;o vnu tan 't wait to .,:1·t IJa<·k to tht• librar y,'' she ~11111 Would l>1• g1·nt•ulog1~ts s hould 1:11 to tlw hhrary for a fn·1· ortt:n tat111n ~t'Kl'tllllt 'rtlt' 111·xl om· will "" l11•lcl Sat urclay, J\ ug. 4 Those who 1lt·1·1d1• tu JUIO I he• suc1cl y will tw c•h11rgt•d s mall dues. the rnom·v l>l'1ng uM:d to purch ase 11t•w hooks for the c·ollectwn. 1-'or m11n· 1nformal1on. conlacl M r i-. Hamlio a t 5'U 3811. "'ro•Pa~Af WASHINGTON <Af'> -P res1- d e nl Carter . claiming s uccess tor his Camp David "do mesUc summit," said today he has re- ceived 39,000 te legra m s a nd let- ter• or reacUon -77 per cent of lhem favorable. · Carter made these o bscrva· lions ln talking to about 100 s um- m it participants , invited to a thank-you luncheon In t he White llo use Ea st Room . "J thJnJ< the product was very beneficial for our nation," he declared. Alth ouah th e p r esiden t ack n owl edged h e did not "res pond easily to cr iticism ," h e ur'"ed gueats to give him un• va rnished sugge11tlons or com plaints in future "You need not be e mbar rasscd to give me tough ad· vice." he said, ar gu1n1< tha t the Camp David talks . conducttd "an the bluntest po~s1hle te rm!>," had broken the ice between him and lhuse with whom he met ther e. Carter reported that personal w 1 r <' s a o d I c tt <' r i. r 1· C' t.• 1 v e d h£·twl't.'n h11> .July 15 <i<ldrt•ss t11 the nation ;.ind F n duy rc·prt·M·nt N I "th<• h110~1·st 11ulpo11 ring" ht• has r<'tt·tv('d as a n ·s11 lt of " san~l c event. Cl;.iimin~ 77 pcrc(!nl a pproval. ht' said only !) pNtc nt of th1· messages. we re unfavorahl<', with many of the n •st fc•a tunng s u ggestions for d ealrng with e n ergy problems . Couple in Shock Over Kidnapping COURTS ••• l'r1 ~0n<'rs, for example . ntirmully arl' fed hrcakf<is• dl ti :111 :1 m ...,n.,, .. ur tht rr ~·"'rt' not <"Xf,""' 1•11 I• fw r1•rl IJ ' '11 Ill JI• 1t11;;,y, d C· ( t I U I II I.! t 11 ' I. ( i.t Ofl Carter did say that 4 p er cent urged that' he pcr~onally 1>C1v1• e nergy by a voadtnL I r1'l~ 'Jl'OUl'lrcsulcnt a sked l um·h1'<>n J~uests not only for ruturi· u'1 v1t·1· ~ul a lso for i.uppurt of h1 -; en cr~y pro1J11s als and for h1i. ho pes to n·:.lort• ' a :.p1nl uf hurmony und 1·oc.perut11m ' 111 lht: l'OUlllry OJ\YTON J\ BE A<'ll , Fla I A I' I Husst·ll Thompson :.1wnt his :Mth h1 rthd uy sitting in a mote l room , ~tur1nr. ;,t the Atlantll' <kcan lits w1ft•, evcn und l-r sed:.ilio11, t·uuldn't keep from sobbing. Their only child, ~-yea r old CC1roline. was k1do appud a<> tht· couple we re t)(>g inning a vacu· taon birthda y cclehration. A uthorities said today they still had no useful leads to the wh ereabouts or the blonde, hluc · tiyed child, the Thomps on:.· 197!1 Olds mobile a nd two pct dugs in t he bC1ck of lhc cur when at was taken Saturday "I wish I had something to tell you ." police Sgt Charlcl) S loan l>81d tbis momin~. • Sloan said police received J handful or tip:. from pc•ople who believed thl'Y saw the car o r ret· ognized Cl pohrc drawing or lht· s us pc•C"l But he ~<11d the lead:. "pl'lered out " Al ~o in t h e c ar wus <i homemude b irthday cake the family wai; J(Oi ng t.o d ecorate for Thompson's liirthduy S unday. "I don '-t know what to think I !us t ran't believe ll." suid rhompsun , a s a les r~prescn t al1vc fur Con8ullduted P1 ~ un<I Supply Co of AUanta lie w.as r cgis terin J( at lht· oceanside mote l Satu rday wh<'n the mun, believed lo be as young as 19, drove orr with a sc ream 1ng C aroline ufler M r s Th om pson escapPd from the car a nd uns uccessfully t ried to pull the child o ut with her . T he FBI , city and Volusia County authorities w..rc working around lhe clock in the search , many as volunteers T h e re was no rC1nsom note or cull, evt•n a fter emotionul televised ap San Dimas Torched SAN DIMAS (AP> An a p· parenUy a rson-caused fi re con· s umed 10 acres In Sycamore Can· yon ubove San Dimas before Los Angeles County a nd U.S. Forest Service llrefl1<hter s con- t ained the blaze, uuthoritles s aid today OftANOI! COAST ,.,., DAILY PILOT T h 1· r 1 · h a v e ..,1 c· I' n o th c r s l11 w d o\.\<n:, in hook 1ni.: pro " 1· t· r1 u r" s . v 1 ~ 1 t 11 l 1 11 n ~ of f)rlSllOl'r s and rt•ll'al>e S Of in m ;ites J\ n :.iid<' to Sheriff Brnd Gates S I A F"' d sa1d(iutcs d9es noth11ve anycom· to en rt oun rnc·nton thl'Johal'tion PAHIS (/\I'> Ahoul $3 1; "11£• 1s remu101ng nl·utr al in mtlhon wor1h or art works h ncd :tit as1wr ts of the· nf'gotiat1ons,'' thl' usuall y drah w;ills (If th•· Lt Wyatt llart s aid. hcadquart1:rs ()f lht· l'ar1i. poltt·1· "lit> ll•t•ls that lht• s hcnff dep· on the Quar des Orf1·v rci. todity ut 11·~ clt·H·rvc c11 mpet1 t1ve The ohJl·ts d 'art., Molen from tht• W<ll(t'I> that are PClld to other ma· home or Ambus sador Muhtl1 JOI' ('OfOr('(:mt·nl agencies in the A I g UJ Jr o r lhc 11 I'l l tt•tl Ar a 11 ('Ollnty," Wvatt 1111d<·d Emirall':-.. w1•ri· n ·c·ov•·rt'll rlu1 S vok1·Mnl'n for th'! deputies ang th1· \\1•f'k1·nrl i.a y thc•v an· fallan~ far short of• ____ _ AP WlreOfM;lO KIDNAP VICTIM Caroline Thompson, 5 p eals to t he l'Cl ptor b y ttw T homp:.ons l''RI Spe<.·ial AJ~<'nl Bnh Hoth s:ud the ., hd u<'l11111 a ppa rcnll y was done on tht! s pul' or the m11 m c nl "llc 's nol tht• rout ine profile or <1 kidnappe r Wt· fl:el lhul tht• i:u v did nol tnlt'nd lo a h1t1wt th(' 1•h1ld ThPy had only lJe1·n Uwn• JO rn111ulf'S, anct he· made h1:. dt• cls1on in that time." Hoth :.u1d Thompson s aid the fa mily wai. planning a wct•k 's v<i<.'ut10n <1t Daytona He s aid th1i. wa1> l ht•ar 11th istruight summ1•r of v<i<.'lJ t1on1ng here. lie !><ttd 1l wouJd lw their last sal ar11·~ f11•1ng paHI l1y Anaheim, II 11nt111 ~1on R1•a1·h and o ther pllhct• agcm·1cs • . ' Sh1•11ff df•p11t11•s ar t>' ask m g nf f1C'1Jll~ fur a 17 1H·r1·1·nl al'r<»>s lht· h11a11l 1i.1v uwrt•:..is" for one ~l·a r Spnh'>mcn t.<iy th1· l'OUnty has 111f1•11·fl a ·I 1w ri·Nlt h1 k<" fur 1n v1·-.1 1gal111 ., aml liall1ffs and H 7 111·r('cnt lioosl for others in lht· 440·mtmlicr <1:.soc1ut1on. M acl.l'<1d said t h at s h eriff d l·put11 •:-. arc following all s urety ft·alurc•s as p<'rsrr1hcd in the d e· purtmc·nl's ru ll'~ and regulations munual. II e su1d, for insluncc, that one . deputy ii-m>ftlg ned to each ftve 1nmal<':-. in the m ovem e nt of vra ~om·r~. MJd.N> 1n other <1c·partment:-. wt·rc re ported loduy hy county offlt•wls BROWN TO RUN. • • 11*76.'' says Tom D'Alcssandro. a Murylund Dem ocra tic leader and key Brown support.e r in 1976. "He was a m ys tery then, this unique young m11n fro m out West who came ln on a whirlwind. There was n lot or curiosit y about him then. The re also was ., H.cpuhllcnn president. "Now we 've got a Oemocrullc president . P eople now eithe r h ke or dislike J e rry j-irown. The mys tery is gone." POLLSTER LOU HARRIS CONC J.U D E D rec ently tha t a lthough it would take a "mlr acle" for Carter to win the DemoeraUc nominat ion, hu. soundings find lhal Brown is "bom b · in g out" as a cha llenge r Drown 's fe rvent , pos t· Proposition 13 s upport for s pending c uts and a balanced federa l budget and his paltem or being libera l on som e lsaues and conservative on others gives people the reeling he 111 "very opportun1st1c, hyJ)O<'rat1cal, even unprincipled," Harris says. Davlll dlllpute11 that eva luation, saying that while Brown d oesn't fit Into a traditiona l political m old. he does have predlcta· ble potltlons on m a ny lnues. "WHEN HE CAME TO OFFICE, he talked about an era or Umlt1, ebo\lt. nol enou1h cookle11 In the Jar to fund aJI the proframa of the 60I," Davis said . "He's been very conalatent on nacal laluea . "I think this t a lk a bout opportunlam and chan1ln1 Juat doesn't 1t1nd up on a thorough eumlnutlon ot the record. And you 1how me aomeonc rwinlnc for pretlde nt who's not ambltloua and not an opporttml1t and maybe I'll vote for them." Back to Campus Casuals Bottom Lille 'Model' A1ka Remuneration CALDWELL. Idaho CAP > -The baby'• bottom that has helped sell C~pertone suntan lotion for years has been claimed by a 40-year-old Ida ho wom an. Jacquie Callaway says she was t,he model for the little girJ whose tan. cont rasted with the white bot· tom exposed by the tug of a do~ on swim shorts, Cop· pertone used to advertise ats s untan lotion on bill boards across the nation. "I hope I don 't have to sue. but I think I deserve 'som ething from them for all the money they made," Mrs . Callaway said. She contends Coppcrtone used a photogr aph her father took of he r an 194 1 The photo won second prize in a photography contest and was later sold to a calendar company. she ~•.ud · Coppertone. based in Memphis. said the picture in t he ads "ca me from :m artist's composit e dra w- ing." I',.._ Page Al CHARTER. • tans on had i n1t1 a t c:d lht· 10 vestigation when h~ a !.kl'll th•· d tstricl a ttorney to proi.ctutc ht'i colle agut>s for alh·ged cht1r1t•r violC1l1onl\ Palt1nson. who 1s 11ut 11r town and not a va1lalth· fo r comm t·nt . 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Nahant ;.iml Carri hridg1• Gang Slaying Oaims Life Of Santa Anan A shoot1n~ that Santa AnCI pol11•1• bt•l1ev<.· 1s gang related d:11nw1I lhc· hf<· 11f a 2() yt·ar-old S:i11t,1 J\na m D:11111·I X Vclasqut•z I It· ;ind a l'<1rn pan1on. H.onC1ld ~.1raw>i.a , 19, ur S<tn la Ana . wen~ \\:ti king on Evergn•cn Street "'h1·11 :1 third man Jumped rro~ .H·h1nd a tn•t· :uHI hegan firing Vt•IJ'>qucz was s h ot in t hf• -;t11 rnt1f'h and later rlied &t Me rcy Ct·rwr:il l lt1~111tal ~aragosa wa .. Ir '"111·11 for a guni.hol wound to hr" lt·ft h.11111 I 111111 · 01d the m a n ne r in Y. h1<"11 t l'lt' s hooting o ccurred 11 ,,If, lh('tn to 'ui.f>ect that gang 11 I 111·tl hat n·ll l1•tl to the pre 1l.1Y. II lrll ttlt·rtl h 1J11·r· -.,1111 lhf' 'iU~f>f'Cl WCI!> d1 <;(I ilwfl olS" :l tn<ilc Mexa ·an Ill 111 -. l'.1rl\ :.!Iii. J\ ~l t•a hb1·r lt.111rl1•1in •Y.,1., hc·llt•vl·d to h<n •· 111 I'll 11,t•tf Ill lh1• dfl,Jt•k f 'n>lft Pa,,.. ,\ I GA.~ ... 1111111111:-t:; :1i. ":irlclrni: ins ult lo 1n J 111 \' I .11111ll~·rg thrnk:-. tht: numh1·r 111 ~1·11 :.t·r Vll'I' ~lillHJO!> will Ill I I (':J'>I' 'Thl· wholt• M·lf M'rVl l'(' lntlV(• nll'nt 1' gorni:: tu he arl1f1l'1ally i.I 111111 l.1tt·1J over lht: norm<il • v11l111 11111.1rv pn11·1·:.s (toward rn .1 i. i. 111 J r k t· l 1 n g 1 • • • :. a 1 d I 11111l ht1 g ALSOARAGE Brown'• appointment of Edlaon Mlller. a former POW accuatd or collabora tin1 wtt.h the North Vietnamese, to the Oran1e County Board of Supervlaor1, and hl8 poor relallon1hlp with C1Ufoml1 te1l1laton could a1Jo pote problem • for him. BUT BROWN 8EEM8 TO HAVE a knack ror appeallnl to dtnl'H l"OUPI and wiMln1 despite beln1 on the wroq aide ol •mottonal laluet, U he WU ln Ur71 when he won I landalid• rt· eledlon vtetoQ cletpll• earlJer oppo11ltlon to Propoaltlon u. Ever popular Op cord pants o r shorts loam up wuh Olther an OffshOro long61oovo knit loo1u11ng ocoont stnr>1ng on orma a~ chest. or o Puo Hawau ahouldor shrrt Orear flt groat styto, 56 FASHION ISLAND N~WPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 • ,- • "Maybe wt.at be dtd In C1UfomJa, h• can do nat.lonally," aald Harrll. "Bat I am DOt 1 beUtver ln llptnln11trlkln1 twice. Jerry BrowabM •Ions way to 10. • • , • at the Garyge ' • ' . VOL 12, NO. 21 \, 3 SECTIONS, lO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 Yo•r Bometow• Dally Ne••lt•IM'r ~ Fl FTEEN CENTS Brown ounces Cmnpaign Committee· SACRAMENTO CAP > Gov Edmund Brown Jr look• m"-lor atep today toward <'hallenglng President Carter for the 19tl0 t>emocratic nomlnllhOn. 1annouoctn1 the formation or II .. Brown for-Pr•1dent" committee .. Tbt 90verl)()r'• <>ffkt' announced that Brown notified the ,.Heral EifftJOM Commlss1ot1 rn.Wash1ngton ~f the form•UOn of UM ""explora&oc'y" cam,uaign committee TBS ANNOUNCEMENT STOPPED SHORT of formally deelartn, Brown's entrance into the race But by notifying the Ji'EC he becomes an offlchll candidate in lhe commission's eye~ and m•l report campaign contnbut1onb und spending Slate Air Resources Board Chairman Tom Quinn. a long·time political adviser or Brown's, will head t he committee, and the gov· ernor 's director of administration. Jodie KraJewski. will be treasurer, Brown's am ce said. Both will resign their state JObs at the close or business Tues· day. ARB member Mary Nichols wiU become the board's eh•irwoman and s ucceed to Qujnn's job of Brown's Cabinet·level environmental adviser And alt.hough his announcement comes at a tame when Carter 1s In bad pohllcal s hape , that doesn't necessarily mean smooth !)a1hng ror the 41-year-old Cahlom1an The Democ ratic governor defeated Carter an three pnmane1> in Ht76 1n a last·minute . whirlwind bid to head off the Geor gian's successCul drive to the While House. BUT THIS YEAR BROWN IS moving more deliberately, talk· mg of an exploratory period an which be would evaluate his sup- port before becoming a full-Oedged candidate His top aide. Gray Davis . says the governor expect s the ex· ploratory stage to possibly last ··a few m onths .·· lie wouldn'l say 1f Drown has decided to go beyond that ··1 don't want to try to characterize his slate of mind." Davis -;aid "Anyone who thinks seriously a bout seeking this country':. CStt BROWN, Page A21 Deputy Slowdown nags Co11rts Ptvjert Funding I Irvine Transit System Mulled I By DAVID KUTZMi\NN Ot .... D••I' ~ ... S~ll Irvine City Counrtlmun l.ttrr.r Agran s aid today h1· will prof)(1~l· that commcn·ial developer!> bl' required lo foot th hill for creating a transit sy'itf'm an lht· city as a condition for :.ipprova l of their proiert4' t lNnat Bl H e rbert Murcu !>e . 81 . politicul philos ophe r who contribute d to l'i tudent · turmoil in the '60s and scan- dalized cons ervative San Di ego Cou nt y w hil l' teaching thc·r c . 1s d ead. Photograph wai, taken in March wht'n he spoke <.it UC Irvi ne. tStory, Pa~e A51. And in a letter Agran sent Fri day lo Irvine Compa ny PreM d e nt P e t e r Kr e m er . thr· lawmaker s uggeste d that ··No plans for commercial develop rri cnt s hould he approvad ,unlc!>!. thOS(' plans includl' substantrnl c-ommitment of µnvatc fundl-. l'nablang u:. to cs t;;1hl1sh i.lnrl 11µe r a l l' <i n 1nll·rnal tr<1 ns 11 :.vslt·m ·· · Agran lo.a id t oday t hut ht· w"uld t·nv1sagc a C'omm1tm1·nt of s1·verul hundred lhousand dollars by <1 d eveloper to est ahhsh a bus syste m "that will <J llow our residents lo tr~vcl und s hop and enj<Jy o ur recrcauonal fac1 lil1cs without be ing com p let e ly d ependent o n the automobile " H e s aid the syste m , oncl' P5 tablis he d . could he self· s u s ta1ninA a lthough the c1ty would pro bably h ave t o participate in its ycar ·to·year financing. Agran's proposa l seems a1 med primarily at the I rvmc Com pany 's upcoming Uni vers ity Town Center proposal. which goes before the City Council in lhl' fall. lie saJd he would bring up the tri.insit question a t that m eet.mg. Irvine Company s pokes mnn M 1kc Stockstill said today lhaC officials of his firm had not yet rcc:ei ved a copy of the letter and therefore could not "respond m detail · llowt•ver, Stockstill said it was · the ft.>eling of company officia ls that the "mos t <1pproprlalc placc for councilm an Agran lo start any s uch propos al is wilh the Orange County Transit Dis· trirl. " OCTD bus es pass through Irvine oo their routes to other c ities but Agra n said the re 1s no intra-city transportation system (See TRANSIT. Page A2 > • Dog Days Relief Rt•bcl. a .[?oldC'n retric·vc:r b<.·long m g to l.e~ Belle of London. Ont;.mo. enJOY~ the good lift• in his master's backyard swimmm~ pool \nth ~ungla:-.:-.e:-. and .11:-,or i.lnd floa\ 1ng on an air mallrc~::.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-, Irvine Bank Heist Suspect Arrested I r111m.· police apprehcndcd ;i 20·ycar·old West Vir~l n1a man today in connection w1tll the roh bery minutes e<1rlicr of <1 World S uvings a ncl Loan branch al 18100 Culver Drive Taken lnlo custody was a sus P('C f tentativ('ly 1dc 11t1fi cd as . Jame11 A. NuAcn of Nettie. W. Va .. pohc'" said Police su1d -the ~av mAs and loan was robbed at !) 30 a m by a man who ga vc <t le lier a note dc m andinSl money. It was not certain if the man brandished a weapon. The robber hen fled on foot westbound through the parking lot to Culv~r Drive 1 Hf1('l'rs s aid l'uhll<' Saf,:ty ;i1dc Greg Al len. who 1s u non sworn polil'l' l'mplOyf•('. lieu rd .a description or lhc su~pcC't hro<Jd cast over ht!> car n•dio minute~ after the holdup <ind spotter! a man afoot who m al<'hcd that description Nugen was then urrcstcd hy offi cer Cindy Spencer with a~ sistance from huckUIJ unit!> ofi Cul ver between Mtt hclson and Seton lie• had a l<trge knife in his possession and morc-than S 1 .ooo 1n u bag tic offered no re s1s lance Pohce s aid FBI a itcnts haw Joined them m 1nvcst1i;:ut1nit tht• case Heavy Smog Predicted On Tuesday I lol. sticky W<'<tlher and weak sea breezes that Wl.'rl' cxpcc-tl·<l to comhine to 1·r <-<1tc hcav} s mog conditions a lon g t h•· Orangr Coast today arc like ly to rcpcut the pattern Tuesday, Ni.I 1 1 o n a I W c a t h t• r St• r v I t •· spokesme n predicted. Air Qua lity Ma n.ugc ment U1~ tncl rorecastcrs warned or on hea Ith Cul air conditions today for sc nsit1 Vl' peoplc in tht.· Or<1n~1.· Co<.isl are a a nd for the entire Lo~ Angeles met ropolitan region. H1mt Pressed For Abducted Qilldin Car Federal Prieing A spokesman for the Nat1on<1I We<.ithcr Service s aid the cond1 t1on was brought about by a v.cakenm~ of onshore brcetel> becausl' <1n offs hore eddy 1s pushing the air south offshore. A I though the inversion layer was expected to lift from 700 feet to 1.000 today. the weal.her forecaster s aid it would likely drop back again Tuesday. DAYTONA BEACH . Fla <AP) Russell Thompson spent his 34th birthday slttlnl( in a motel room . s taring al the Atlantic Ocean. His wire. even unde r sedation, couldn't keep from sobbing. Thear only child, 5-ycar·old Caroline, was kidnapped »S lhe couple we-re beeinnlng a vaca- t•on·birthday celebration. Authorities uid today they still had no µseful leads to lhe whereabout.I or the blonde, blue- eyed ch.ii", t.he Thompsons' 19'19 t Oldsmobile and two pet dogs in i I.he back of the car when It wH taken Saturday. \ "I~ I bad somethlna \0 tell f you," pol.le. Set. Charles Sloan •aid UU. momla1. Sloan Nld police received a handfW of Ups from people who belieYtd they saw the car or rec- . OIJllled a poUce drawfn« al the t•&*ll 8ul he Hkl the lt.0 • ·petered out,,. Aho tn the car wu a homemade birthday cake the famlb.,....., IO decorate for nom....'llllltladay Sunday. "I dDD't lmow what \0 think. 1 ju1& eaa't believe It," uld ,,....... a aal" reprtMlt a.aw. ~c.:,~ "" .. T •• re1lttertn1 at tb• ... I r'f mae.I laturdaJ wlMll .................. ~ ClllSIMAP,PapA.I) ,- Gas Deakrs Angered Despite today's lift an the in version layer. the hot inland te mperatures we re expected to produce lhe unhealthful air that resulted in today's AQM D warn· ing. LOS ANGELES CAP> - Southern California gas station owners, angry over new federal pricing regulations, s ay they would be willing to s tage a pro· test shutdown. At issue are Department of Energy regulations scheduled lo 1<0 into effect Wednesda,v, limit- ing 'l'et.ailers to an ldenbcal lS.4 cent.profit on each gallon or gas. Under previous formulas, each s tation's maximum price was In· d lviduall) set. The regulations also wouJd al· lo w char1es ror checking the oil and cleaning windshields. Industry experts say the chanaea will hurt low.volume s tatlona that tradlUonally are nllEJ'ES LEAYE DIRTY DISHES HOBBS, N.M. <AP) -Tf'le bur1lan wbo broke ln\O Gerald Slade'• .,.. lldded l111ult to ln· Jury by coaktn1 a bacon and e11 b,.klll& and leavtn1 Ute d.irty dllhl. SIMI uya hll ..home la a tr.- caunt tarp&~ prowlen. One. &be)' came In wbU. he WU tMinl I ba&b. By the time Slade had ..._.., Lbe lDtrudtn bed Ill\ ----.,. dependent on h igher profit margins while large stations will be helped. "If you have u 350.000·ga!lon allocation you're guaranteed lo be wealthy," s aid Stephen She llon, executive director, of the Southern California Service Stallon Association. ..If you have smaJl station, you might be regulated out or business.·· To consumers, the changes may mean les~ service. 'Whe n a dealer lrieds \o squeeze out more margin, he can only squeeze out frill!i," says oil marketing expert Dan Lundberg. In a survey. 80 percent of 234 statlon operators throu1hout Southern CaJJlornla said they would support a protest lnvolv· inl the tloltn1 of tbelr stations. Another 10 percent said they would support ll()me other form or prot.t. Shelton stressed tbat \he a1- 1oc\1tlon wanta to avoid a ahut- d own, and wants the law chall-...d In court. He said the poll Ufu1trate1 the wide dl1- aaU1f acUon with the c:han1e1. When the priclnc f ormutu were annoullttd two weeks a10, Dntd Bardin, a DOE offitlal, predte\ed tbey wpuld HUM "la. CreaMI la IOIM C ... of a pea. ny. and In IOIM c .... deere ... ~· ,.., Md very UtUe onraJ\' eff fft,.. " • l j • ... Full·service ope rators will be probibitoo from figuring extra costs into lhe pump price. IJut will be a lJowed t o m ake a s e p a r a t e·· c h a r R e t o l h e customer. Such a charge would make full service a "painful experience ... said Lundberg. while Shelton t hought i~ was would be lleen by ,See GAS, Page A2J . The weather service said the inversion layer drop. expected Tuesday. should be offset by a drop in temperatures aAd a weakening of the marine condi· Uohs which should improve lhe flow of sea breezes by Tuesday evening. Carter Declares Efforts Supported WASHlNOTON (AP> -PTea1· d ent Carter. clalmlng auccesa for his Camp David "domestic s ummit," tald today he hu re· celved 38.000 tele1ram1 and let- ters of reaction -77 percent of them favorable . Carter made these obHrva- tlons ln lalk1ni to about 100 sum- mit partlclpa.nt.I, lnvlled to a thank.you hmehtoft ln the White Houee Eat Room':" "I tblat the product ... "'1 btnenetal for our uUoe," IM declared. =hll. • .. ur1ed guests to 1ive him un· varnished sua1estlon1 or com. plalnll ln future. "You need not be embar-ra~aed to tive me lou1h ad· vice," he said. ar1uin1 that the Camp Davld t1lk1. conducted "In the blum.t po11lble tenna," hid broken the lee bttw ... him and thole wltb wbom be mtl there, Can.tr NPOl'tecl tbat wire• anl letten r .......... ,,_.., u Delays ffit Jail System 8 ROBERT Ri\RKER Ol t ... 0 .. 1~ ,. .... \!~It T h i' Or:Jn~e Coun t y t·our l .. , -.t«·m v..1~ (•x µct·tt·d to bt· 1hrov.n into -.hamhlf'!. hy :J work ''"""down of '1l'put v s heriff!. \\hu·h continu<•d l<µJa y Tht• ... 1owdov.n. wh11·h h~·~ h«'\'n mo~l pronouncl'cl 1n lht• )ail .,y:.t Pm . will n •-.ult in lf'n~lhy dt·· la\~ tn lh1· I ranl>portat1011 of prisorwrs to the· 1·ourl:-for lt·g<tl pro1·t>1•din i.:~ ·Ttw 1·1111rt~ an· goini.: l() ht· 1n .1 hc•ll of :i 011•:-i.." """' Bola M :1<'1 .1•0<1. hu!.1m·~s manager of th1• /\'>..,Ot'1at111n fo1 (lr;1 n~t· Count;. f)f'pll1 y Slll'nff~ l'n:.Ont•r:. norm;,a ll) lw~m <tr riving al X :10 a m 1n th(• Central 1 >r:an1.:t· County M unwipul Court Nont· h ad a rnvl·cl hy !I :m a .m and de lays or up 10 three hour~ were prt.>d1etecl l'risont'r" who normally ap· • lll'<t r 1n Suµt_•nor Court al 'J a in tor :1ss1J(nmcntl> <1I M1 hud not been dehverea on time Sheriff deputies iU'C in charge of lr ansport1rm all prisoner!; to ..,upcn or courts a nd lo outlym~ mun1t·1pal C'OUrb tn Nt·wpurt B<'ach. W(•stmins tcr . Fullerton and Laguna N11:iucl Th1.•y art• IJrOtC'sttnJ.! l<tl'k of program:-in l ht•1r demand~ fo r 11 a y 1 n c· r" u ~ t•.. w 1 l h count .v m· 1.:ot 1 a tor~ Spokt•!>ml•n ~ay s hl'rtff CIPp 11t1es "Ill ht• h ;.i ndling a ll 1•ml'r(.tcn<·11·s on an 1mmcd1:.tc bu:.1s llnwt•wr. lh<'Y art· gmng by tht• hook 111 olhc>r mutters . Th;it slowdown. which bc~an at m1dn1~hl Friday . ha~ r csultl'd in maJur delay:. in Orange Coun· ty .J:Jal I' r is on c rs . for c x am p h · . normully art' fed hrcukfast a l ti 30 a.m Some of them we n' not expect t•d to he feet until to 30 today. ae cord inf{ to M acl,cod Th<'rc h ave hl'c n olh l'r ... 1owdown:. in booking pro·~ ('CC d ll r I'!'>, VI S I la l 1 0 n l> 0 f prisoner~ a nd rcleabes of IO· matei.. 1 An aide to Sheriff Brad Gales • s aid Gutcsdoes not huvc any com· menton the job action. "He is remaining neutral in all aspects of the negotiations ." Lt. Wyatt Hart said. "He feels thnl the s heriff dep· uti es d eserve c ompeti ti ve wages that are paid to other ma· JOr enforcement aRencies in the <See COlJRTS, P age A21 I Coast Weather N lg h t through m id· morning low cloudiness. clearing lo hazy sunshine in the afternoons through Tuesday. Sllahtly warmer o n Tuesday. High s throu1h Tuesday in the low 70. 1t the beaches. to upper IOI ln the Inland areas. INH8E TO•~ 't' s~ ec:Wpt11,. °" dU· plow ot "°'"'°" 11iand •• dro'°"IO JN* 1'0dicM from \'CfGIW'' to ··~.'' S.. FfGlurilW. PQflt Cl, ..... .. .,.., .............. ....... ~-..... J ,~. I . Clcd .. ProlH!d 2 States Seek Death W 8rrants &&NNUY MY llS ltlPPOaTI Cart.er. but actlv draft Kennedy mov«1m nu h ue 1prunfiC up In ll4'V ral llt at.e11. end lh polls ahow tho Mau H hu ell• Democrat leud1na Dro wn 1uu.l Carter ... Po~ ~r thina. Brown la better known n ationally than whe n ' ht-pluntct'd Into p~10df'nt1ul Polll1cs in 1976. n hltlt' ov{lr a vcur itftcr llartma hi• f\rst t er m H governor That r 11n bl-a p lus, .i•vm at him oou r n"m" r€lr ognil1on , liul 1t l'Un ultK> t>t· u m ll\U& Urown'fi Po 1ltonK on 11uch vohattl 111suti1> U"'i ~bort100, nud\l&U pu>4 er 1md arms lt1ntl1tl1on are-IJcllt-r kn11w11 now Cot Revived IN OONTRl\~T TO CARTER, HE oppoi.cs lumts on gov •rnmeOt funded at bortJOrui ror poor WOffiC.:r1 , I!> <ii !>lrong l'rllaC Of nuclea r µow~r und opposu Carler'i. bid to build the MX m1 b1>1l1· "Jf'rry Brown tb 111 u much different po:.1taon now tha n 111 1976," sayi. Tom J) Alf'l>l•l.tndro , a Mw-y lar\cl Oc ruoc·r<tlu: lt•ddt•r &net key Brown supJ>o rte r Ul 1976 'lie wai. a my1>tcry then , lhth unique youn~ mun from out Wci.l who ca me In on a whirlwind. Th~n· was a lot of curiOMlY about hurl then There a lso w aas a tlepubhl·an prc:.1denl. l•'111•111a11 Alf W<.ilsh administ e·r s m outh lo mouth r e· "llM'ttution to '' c·at he found unconscious sn <.i bla1.ing. s moke• ftllcd house m }Vcllington. New Zealand When the cal n·<·Ov<·r ed . he l<.ished <)ut with his paws and sC'ral<·hl·d Wabh on the forehead. "Now we've got a Democratic pr e:;idc.ml P eople now either like or d1s hkc Je rry Urown The m yi.tcr y 1s gonl' ·• 1'01,LST•;R 1,0ll llAR KIS ('ONCl,t/O }~f) rcc•(•n lly l ht1t ullhouJ(h 11 wou ld take a "m iral'll'" for <.:urh ·r lei wrn th e· l){·m o<'ratlc no mini.taon, his sounding:; rind l h i:.il Urown 1i-. "humh ing out " as u challe nger Brown's forvcml, pos t Proposition 13 s upport for spending c uts ilnd a ba lanced fNforal budJ(N and his pattern of being l1ht·ral 1in i-.omc isllues und l'Onservallvc· on others gives people the fee ling ht· is "very opportunistic, hypoc nllca l, even unprincipled ," ll11rn i-. !>ays. Washed Up Tires Anger Beachgoers 0 <1 v1l> d1sput('S that t•valuation, s aying that while Brown doesn't flt into a trad1t1onal 110htical mold, he docs have pred1cta blc 11ositlons on m a n y issues "WHF.N 1n; CAMF. TO Ot'FICE, h e t alked about an f'ra of ltmsts. about not e no ugh c·ook1<'5 sn the jar to fund a ll the progra ms of the 60s." Davis s aid . "fie'~ heen very cons istent on r1scal-isi.uei. "I lhtnk lhlS ta lk about llp(X>rtum s m and Cha nging JUSl doesn 't stand up on a thoro ugh examination of the record And you sho w me someone running for president who's not a mbitious a nd not un OJJportumst anct m aybe J 'II vote f,gr them " Brown's appointment of Bd1son Mille r. a former POW accused of collaborating with the North V1etnameM·. to the Orang~ County Uourcl of Sup<>rv1so rs. and hs :-. poor rel al1on~h1 p w1lh California legislator:. could a lso 1K1Se proble ms for him BUT RROWN St:.:t;MS TO HAVE It knack for tl!lf>('llling ,,, d1 vl'rs1· g roups u nd winnrn~ <fos pite berng on the wrong .. 11!1· or c•rnot1onal issues, us he wus in 1978 when ,he won a laruJ:..l1dc n· l'le<'llfm vu·U>ry dt•i;111l1• carlfrr oppos1lwn to Proposition n "Muybt• wha t ht· d ld rn <.:al1fornia. he can do nt1lson11lly," s;,i1d H arris . "nut I am not a hl'h cvN m li ghtning st r1k ing t w1ct· .lnry Brown has u Ion~ WtJY to ~o ... 'Wino,' 65, \lieti• Th1111s111ub of 111<.t tares from mun m alll' f1:1hsn.: r eefs hav<· wui.hl'tl a'iho n • i-.inC'e 1977 at llu nltnKlo n un it Ho lsa C.:h1 ca bcat•ht•s, antagonizrn~ s urfers anti n ·sutl'nls und finally muk· inJ( thl• stalP Dcpurlment of Fish and (;anw's 1>1:.ickhi.t The bluckl1:.l ing eumc l"rid<1y uft..r an 1•xtr•11s1ve study of th1• 11s 1• of lhl' tin· rcd'i, SCAid John c; Curl1s l1· J r . lhl' UFG 's h :.r h 1 l '" t 11 c v " I o J> m c n t t•11011hnal11r. who s~11d he was out on th1· h('<H'h h1 mM·lf 1)1ck1 n~ up l hl· old a ulomohllc I 1 res Not only art· llu· worn out t1n·s a 11 u1sa1w1•. sC.11<.1 C1irl1i.le, hul t h1·v 1lon'L work "nw rt'<·fi-. urc not th off the· llu11t1ng1011 Sl:.rt•· I' a rk Bl':tdl. 11s 1111-t l5.00~ or B11ls;1 ('h 11·a and llun linl(ton slHll' Bl d . SI . g park~ In the foll or l!J77. he said a me ID ay1n We were getting tles pcral<> 1·.tlh fr om Uw lifeguards, so w1· C ll ICl\GO <I\ P 1 , Thc bf.Kly of 6fi year old Judy Burt wus found in ~n a twndoncd a uto 1n af1 ullt.:y oear ·wrnu t ow" un Chicago's nc·ar No rth Sid <' <1 nd pollt l' tw lt <'v<· s h(• muy hav1• hl'cn m unh·red lly a nothe r wsnu Im IH·r lus t boltlt• 11( port. M •Sb B urt was kn ow n throughout the art'iJ or d1lap1dul ed huild1ngs alon1: Wf'~I Ontario Street. Hut unli ke othe rs there, s he c·o uld nol a rrord accom m odalion11 She Ii vcd in a n al)an donNI auto in u vucunl lot . r><>hce sa id f 'ro•PageAI CARTER ... !>tn~le event Cla1mmg 77 percen t a pp rovul. he said only !) percent or the nll'ssa gei. we r e unruvo r a ble. with muny of the rest feuturml( :-.u gJ;est1ons fo r dl•uling with ener gy problem s. Carter did s uy that 4 percent urged that he 11e rsonally i.;avc e ne rgy by avoiding trips around the country . a s ugges tion he hal'i r ej ected on grounds that he want.8 to get closer to the people. The president asked luncheon guests not. only for future advice but a lso for s upport or his e n <'rgy propouls a nd for his hopes to r esto re "'a s pirit of h~rmony and coope r ation " in the country. OflANGI coMT DAILY PILOT tt~Of..-c ... o.ttyltlwat •Uft~~h•\tOtf\ bl-f!Mt--· .. _,_b, , ... °'-c .. ,. ~v•nvw.ec....-, \it,., ..... m,tOft'\.,., ""'"'"""' -· .,,. ...... , ........ ,.,.,. ~ .. _. .... h .............. 11. .. ,,,,_...., ···~"'•lr.t.••-.l-ta.~111-( ...... .. .....,,_... .. ,,_1>_1_w1w•<1<1n- _,, fl-. twlN--hN ... ,,_ '' 114 lJO ...... ,.,"'"4,c.otei. .. (Mlf.,11'••-•-,. .... ... ___ , ..... l/l(e f't .. .,.:'.:,t':] .. ._ "'T..:.-,.._, .......... . ,... ...... ... ............ ....... ~ ..... '""'" .... ,... ............ , OMMt c. .. -.., •• w... .. , .. .... ......,. .. <Kitt , .. ,,.., ...... ........ ............. ~ ,,.,.~ ........ . • 1 11 u n II 1• d 11 JI v '' I u n l ~ t· r ~ . Iler body wa:. found one blOf·k hf1·~·u.mls anti p1•1111ll· from l>FC: lrom ~er . re~ular tl uto hom1· 111 i·h·an 011 lht· hl'<i~ ... said "'h1ch 1:. fille d w1t.h old clolhc:. ~ - I <'nn1s :1ho1·s. and grnf·<'ry ha~., ll 1s surrnunde<l by d111.cns 111 .. :..;--~-- b roke n a nd ~mpty w1n1· botth·i.. S1·ver ul rl:itt1•n('(I 1·:r rtl l1•J1111I liux1·s on the ground l>1·h1nd th<· t·a r s erved as her bed on war111 nights An autopsy re po rt t·onfirmNl tha t Miss Burt had licen k1cketl to de ath . authorities s 111d. Sh(• s urre n•d blunt trauma to th1· c hf•st and neck and four or f1 v1· heel murk!! were found on the• uppe r part or her ches t Wit nesses SCAtd that i!O msnul<·i. hcfore s he w;i:. found dcud :-.h1· had scn1rK!d up <'nou~h money to buy a bottle of po rt winf' fo1 $1 10 ul a liquor !>lorl' on North Cla rk Street The hottl<.• of wan1· was missing. S h e wa s a m o n K rt•J(ul a1 <·us tomers frequcntin~ the hlon· dozens of lh<'m unernployclf trans ients. Police said they we re not1f1NI by lhl' manuger of a roo m1ni:: h ouse that M iss Ru rt was slcPp mg in the h allway and up pc:u ctl m bad shape. But when polir1· a rrived she ha d ~one. AP W1repflo10 C.futlfl <'oln T t11 ... Hra ... h1·r l>nuhlo(Jn." OJI(' 111 lllf• 111''11 g 1Jlcl ('CJIOS 111111tc·d 111 th1· l in1ted State·~. ''"'" ... old for ~"' a pptsrc nt ~Ill ftl I l'<'lll'cl J>flt'f' or $1:10 000 111 Hndg1·lo11 , Mo f'rowtPa~AI Investigato r .J<'frry Mur phy TRANSIT said Miss Burt was Kecret1v1· • • • a bout he r money a nd re ceived u monthly check -eithP.r from Social Security or public aid but no one kne w whe r e she picked them up o r c a11hed them . Murphy said thut "o th er win os" who kne w the woman u ld s he wafl penniless. but a p p arently managed to sc roungt• up or borrow the money for her last bottle P olice ar c t rying tlO de tnm1n1• how Miss Burt's tK>dy e nded up a hlo ck away from her regular e n cam pment and juat ho w s he m et h e r d e ath . The m o ti v e" .. Probat1ly robbery lhf' theft or a cheap bottle or wine by for ce," said poUce. f',....·pa,,eAI COURTS • • • county," Wyatt added. for rcsidcnlH to use. StoSill suad the countywid<' \ t r a 11 s i t d i s l r I <' t r e c e n t l y purrhascd uboul IOO new buses und he 11uggc11tcd t hut would tw th e bt!sl m ute for improving Irv inc scrv1ct• lie also su1d the Irvine Com pa ny lnas alwuy~ tried to m ukc provl111on11 1n it11 planmn~ for trani-.1t 1w 1•di. "Our tlc•vclopment o ( n e1 1(hhorhootl commerc 1a l a r e a s und r ecreation centers m i n imizes the need for auto travel in the city," S tockstill suld . Ag rnn. an his letter to Irvine Company President Kre m er , 111ht the city has created a traf· nc 11y11tom "which re nde rs m any of o ur clll7.cna, especially the young and the old, virtually im· mobile without ecceaa to a n automobile." He lnslst ed the c ity seek "cooper1tJve mode11 or tran11it'' that are m ore etrlcten t and economical than dependence on the automobile. Carh sl1· "But, there will proh al>ly he mo re t1rc5 br••ak1n~ off " II undrcds m o re llr<'!> washect as ho rl' or drifted to se a 60 msk~ north in Ve ntur:.. County sn the p1u.t year, he su1d , afte r somt· 30,000 tires wer e used to build a fi s hing rcc·r sn 'Oxnard's Ch<innel Island Harbor Fe dera l wa!>tc• <f1s pns ul fund~ pa id for the Vt•nt un.1 County proJ eel , which r cce1 Vldd 11:> perm it from the D FG l\(ll'r r1•re1v1ng th•• h1·al'hf'fl tire comr>ltunl:-., th<" I H''; M·nt a te am or d11/1•rs down to t•xamlfll' lht· n·d~ T twy fourid th1· ~htfl 111~ :-.anti h:ttl c·ornplf'll'ly l>oncll them . rt•n11t·nn1: I h1•rn 11111·les:-. ·'The reason our c·u:Jst ss hurl for t1n> n·1·r~ 1s tha t w1· huv1· long pc rwd w11 vt·i-. lla al 1·11rn1· from !>lorms off l\u~lrultu ;.ind N1·w Zt·a laud " s:.111 C'arl1~I (• "Wt· i.huultl s1w111l •>111 111111' ancl mon1·y on sonwthin~ I hut will lw pt•rmam·nt " Carhi-.ll' :.t11d a ny :-.o l1d <>hJt'<'t will attract f1:.h "Fish go to oh1ccts bN '<tUst' 11r :.r n :itur:1l mi.t1nl'l lo ortC'nl t o i-.ol 1d ohJt•c·h ." lw :.asd "It g1v1·., ., fN·ling of pr11l1•1·t ton /\bu 1n ve rt<·brah ·s and r1lunts will root. whtr h prov1<1l'~ rood for t~c fish POUGHKEEPSIE. NY. CA PI Arizona and Oklahoma ha ve IS1ued murder warrants for an ex·convlct from New Jersey who confessed to slaying b ls 18-year old bride a nd 20 others In u one year, c oas t ·lo -coa s t k11lln.: spree, authorities sa y . Ne w York St a te Police Lt . J ohn Crodelle sa id a uthorities a re investigating c laims by SO y ear·old Joseph Fischer that hl' killed five or s ix pe ople In the Los Angeles a rea, three around S a n F ran <'i scb, c:ommlltr·d "num er ous" s lciy 1n gs 10 the Bow~ry seeli<>n or New York Cl t y, a nd single killings In other dlies from Maine to New Mex· 1eo . ·Crodellc said f'1sr her tum <'<l himself rn Friday sn New York City a nd confci>sed to 2(J slay ings. including the sluy sng of has wire, whose body was found in the ir home in Was~aic. 711 mill's north of the <'ity C la udsni: ~J!J.:t·ri.. who lw~1;111 writ111g lo 1<'1sl·h1·r wh1h· h (· w<1:. i-.crv1ng a 25-yc·ar m urth:r S'-'ll .t 1• n 1· c 1 n a N 1· "" .J •· r.s 1· v prison . mt1rr11·tl him a rt1•r 111• was p aroled tn .J urlt' 1!11k 1'1seh1•r w <•'> h1·111 i.: t11·l d without liasl 11n sc·1·ond d1~gre1· murde r charge:-. 111 111:. wire:·~. 11t·ath. O rric1 &ls sn Oklahoma s;wl F1 s (·h1·r 1s \4 ;1nt,.1I 1n lh•· blur1 g1·cmtn~ deuth lh1i-. \llrlm! •11 a Moore . Okla . wo m a'f\ 1 h•·\'' said he had ht.~·n d ating H1·t1 ' .ltt Gibson before h<>r bf1dy w.1s 111 . l'llVt·rt·d \1.ay l~ in <• natl1·d 11111 d oi-.cl 1r1 hf'r hume I\ 11tho rillci-. 1n J\ ri 1.11na s ;11tl f-'1-;chcr 1s wa11lNI 1n th•· '"''' bsng dc·ath of a ma n Ill I· l:1g.,talf sn lat1· M:.1rc·h or t·:11 ly /\pr1I llowcvi·r. llurtlunl. <'•11111 11 I y pol1<·1· 'i.11 <1 I hf'V dtr1 n11I h1'111·\t' th•·y had :1n\ rn1s• 111 p1•1 :-.<tn n ·11o r1 s "'h11 h \1.1.11\d 111.1H·h F1 -.l11 •1 1l.11111 '1.t · f 'rot11 POfJf> 11 I GAS .•. motori:-.Ls H:O. "adllini.: I OMlll to 111 Jury " Lundht!rg thmb . th1· n11 n1l11·1 of st•lf ser v1c·c s tatwni-. w1 II 111 ('rt'H:O.l' "The whole ~elf i-.c rv1<·•· m11\ ,. m c nl 1s going to tw c.rrt1fw 1i.s lh s t1muli.t lCfl over lh1· 11ori11.ol l'VO lut1ona ry pro 1·1•ss 1 l<J\\-,11 ii mu ss ·markt·l1 ng 1, ~J1 d Lundberg T•I••"•-•• er, .... .., Oh11C1~.W.etlzt4.._,. _ .... c- 8pob1men for tho depuUes .. , UM)' are /alllna far •hort or Hl•rt• betn1 paid by Anaheim, Hunttn1toa Buch and other PollHQendlt. Shmtf dtputl• are aalrtna of· ftdallJ for a lT pereent aero.&· tM·bOard pay lfcnaM fO\' one A1ran uld further com· merclal development 11 'un•c· ceptabl•" ln hit view without a fln1ncla1 commitment \0 ·aome kind of lntra·cllJ lranltt 1y1t.em. Back to Campus Casuals • .... ~~f~mfi -~&~ ~ f , .. r. \ lpoballMll 1ay tM -.antr haa ottered a 4 pereeat hill• for In· v..Upten and ballllf• ud • 7 pelftll& boOlt tor otllen In I.be '40·member ~l•Uon. The Ctly CO\anctl ha the put 1t\a4 not looked t1Vorably on tran1tt propoaaLI. A C!ity-operawct 1ummer bul 1er vice plan waa reJecWd by councllmen twice In May. Ever POl)Ular Op cord pents or .,ho'ns team up with ouhor an OttshOre longsloeve knll foatunno &OOeflf l lfiPlng on 11rmt And chOst. o r a Pua Hewell ttioulder shirt Oreet hi. greet atyle. a1 fhe Garage m urder there J'ortland , Ma ine , autborttiea said they, too. had confirmed Fis cher ha d been In town, but had been unable to subslanUate t·la ir(l11 thul h e committed a m u rd er lher<i this month. Crodelle said detectives from Arizo na and Oklahoma were to a rrive in Poughkeepsie today or T ues day to question Fis che r. AP Wlr•""°lo KIDNAP VICTIM Caroline Thomp•on, 5 •'ro•P~AI KIDNAP ... .1 I !1 11111\ 1· off ""1tl1 ii i-.crParn , 11 11 ( '.11 11 I 1 111• ;, f I c: r M r ... ·111 .. 11111· 1111 l's1·a1wtl from lice t·ar 11111 1111• 1w11 .... fully t ru!tl lo pull 1111 1lttld11111 w1 ll1 l!l'r I lw 1•'111 1·11 \ ;111d Volu-..1a f 1111111 \ .111lh1111111 ... ~··11· w11rking ,11 tJtlllll ll1t• 1·l111·k 111 l ht• SC<.trCh , 111.111 \ a" volu111t'1•1 s ThC're was 1111 1 :111-.11111 11ul1· or t all even .it I 1·1 1·111•1t 11111al ll'lt-v1s 1•d ap. l""'h 111 tht· f'a ptor h y t h1• ·1 h•1 nq1.,11n~ * I HI Sp1·1·1:rl l\i.tt•nt Oob Ho th '.11rf tlw al>clurt wn apJJarently '-"·'" dorll' on lh1· :-.pur of the mo n11·n1 I h"s rmt th1· rnutin<> profile of .1 k1cl11.1111wr W1· fN•I th at the ''"" cl1d not 1nt1•ntl t11 uhduct tht- 'lttllf 'l'lwv twd only been there 111 n11nutc·'>. a nti hl' m ade his de· 1 1-..11111 1n \hat l1m1" .. H1llh :.a id. Al SGAnAGC !:>6 r ASHION ISL.ANO N WPORT BEACH ( 714) 644"'1030 I .. E D IT IO N a Your Bo•etewn·i Dally Ne-.,spaper· VOL. n . NO~ 211, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAG!~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 30, 1979 F l FTEEN CENTS ··Deputy Slowdown Snag~ Cou1·ts . ' 30tllers Burt ~---,~~~~--=,,,_...,,...,,_.._. ................ ----~~--~~~.~---- 1 e e in g Alien' • Delays Hit Jail System Dies m Crash 8y ROBERT BARKl-.:R Of .... O•llY PtlOI Sl•fl 7 t I An unidentified woman wa~ killed and three othe r 1Jle~al 1m migra nts s urre red c ritica l in juries during a c ha se Sunday whe n their escape Crom San Onofre State Park ra ng ers was c ut short by a g rmdinit crash. shatte ring the ir dreams of a new land Californll:l Hig h wa y Patrol l,81es., ., H e rbe rt M arcu s <:. 81 . politica l philos opher who · eontributed t o s tude n t t urmoil in the '60s and ~<:an· d a lized conser vative San D i ego Cou11 t~ w h 1lt• teachi n g th er e. 1!-. d ei:id P holo~n.1;1h wu~ ta ken 111 M ar ch wht-!n he spokt.• al l'C Irvine <Stor~. P<1v,t• i\51 ------------- Rifle-toting Man Detained In Clement~ s·ao Clem~le police detained a ma n arm with a pe ll et rifle 1 S unday nlg t who wai. on his ( way to a posl·Ocean f estival l)arty after he com plained about ~ loud mus ic coming from t he scene of the bash. The Ave nld a Cabr illo resident was q uestioned but not a rrested after he was stopped hy poUce officers patromng the a rea near the Community Clubhou~e. 100 Calle SevilJe The irate reside nt te lephoned police at JJ :04 p.m. to com plain that the mus ic from the party was too loud. Polic e trie d lo con- tact the band mem bers to have the m quiet down . The part:v was held followin~ the lifeguard contests a t the c\ty pier in conjunction · with the Ocean Festival ~ Coast Weather Ni&ht throug h m i d - mornlnc low cloudiness. eJeariaa to hazy sunshine in the afternoons throua h Tuesday. Slightly warme r on Tue1day . H ig h s throu1h Tuesday in the low '70I at the beaches, to upper IOI in the i nland areH JNllH TOD.4 W ,,,,,_._ ICWpture ora dia· ,,.., al l'a.ltJon l1lo'll4 •• .... ~ ~ ~'""" "CNIW ' IO .. fuctlWdfftfl." Se• ,,,. ......... Cl. .. lies ·n..-=1=·.g 1 c: ~ =..... --a: N--M • spokesman J er ry Bohre r said the victims· car left Basilone Road near Interst ate 5, shooting off a 20-foot e m bankment and fly 1 n~ 100 feet, through t he air A woman· identifi ed only as .. Jane Doe" wa~ pronounced dead at the scene of the 9. 50 a. m cras h . He r companions. Ben Ja min Calders and another u11 1dent1fied man arc m cr itical con· d1t1on al M1ss1on Community llospital with massive head tn J UrlCS A fQu rth occupant or th'-' car Nicholas Sanchez. is in scnou~ condition at Cl Medica l Cente r w ith nu m erou s c uts and abrasions Cll P officer~ l.a1 d all four w{'re ejected from the <'a r as 1t flew through the a ir. A Masterpiece The Ora n ~c County c·ou rt ~~s tem was expectt'd to he thrown mlo shambles hy a work ~lowdow n of d e puty ~he riff:-. which continul'd today T he slowdown. whi<·h ha ~ hc>cn most pronounced. in thl· Jail :,.vste m. will result m lengthy d(• l~ys in th<-trans port a1111n of 1>r1sonl'rs. to the courti. for legal 1>roceed1ng~ ·T h<-court.., an~going to Ill' 1n a he ll of ,1 mess," !'>aicl Hoh ~l a c Leod . hus1ncss manager ol t he Asso<·1al w n for Orangt· County Ot'puly Sh1•nlfs Prisone r!-. normally begin ur riving al K 30 :.s m in lht• Ct•ntnal <>r<mgl' County M 11nit·111al C'ourt '.'!om• had urrivcont'r'-who norm JI h .J 11 Pl•ar 1n S111,.,n11r 1·ourt ,11 !1 <1 rn for iJ :-.~1 1~nmt·nLs ah11 had not hN•nldel1 v1·n·lf on t1 m" •Th<• accident o<·curr ed when r an ger P J . V<.1 le nt1 bcg<in purs uing the 1968 Pontiac :.il ~pceds up to 90 miles an hour afle r the car failed to s~op when ordered to halt. • i A lisa l':ck. ·l. of Lagun a :'\1guel admire.., h e r work "1th eolon·d <'11a lk at l ht- r htl<l rl'n'!:> art ''orks hop on lhl' Fcst l\ al c1l Arts ground!:> in Luguna Heach Fo1 mon· ol ,\ li!-..i M·t• P a,gt· A 12 Sheri ff dc.•pul1e~ an· 111 dwn.~1· of t ran~por11 ng all 1Jrt..,0111•r.., lo .... upcrtor ('ourts :ind 10 1111t lving mun1c1pal <·ourt :-. in N1>1A f>llrl lh·aC'h. Wt·~tminstt•1 Full1 rtou .ind Lagana N1gtll'I Brown to Take Plunge The·~ an• prott'St1ng ·la1·k nl 11rf)gr<1m.., 1n tht•tr d1·nia111h !l1r pay int·r•·J.,l'!'> ""11 h 1·oun1' m·gotiatoi·., Spoke~m ·n ... a\ '>ht-nft 1h·p 11 t 1 c s w 1 II lw h a 11 If I 1 11 J.! .ii I 1·rn c rgcnc1ci. on an 1mmed1:.itc has ts. SACRA MENTO <A P l Brown .Jr 1s about to take polst1cs, movm~ al a pace whirlwind campaign of 1976 F rom all lnd1catmns. Go\ Edmund h1~ second plunge into µre!>1dent1at that has little resembla nce l <> ht:. The Dem ocratic governor leav ing no doubt about hts inten tions, sa ys he will have a n ;,nnouncem ent this week ahout the forma tion•of an "explora tory" presidentia l campio gn committee FOR~1ATION OF T HE COMMITTt:E 1A ould fo rmalh m<irk tht· \t<i rt of Brown·~ second <itlcmpt lo t ake t hl• Democr'at1c !'art\ nom1nationfrom .Jimmy Carter · And althou~h his a nnouncem ent com t's <.1l <.i lime whl'n Carter is in had politica l s ha pe. th:.it doesn't ot·c:cssurilv m ean s mooth s ailing for the 41-yea r·old Cahforniim · The Democratic governor de feated Carter in three primaries m 1976 \n a la st-minute. whirlwind bid to head off the Gcor~1an 'l> ~uccessful drive to the While llouse BUT THIS YEAR BROWN lS movmg more deliberately. talk ing of an exploratory pe riod in which he would c valu<1 tc his s up port hcfore becoming a full·flcdged candidate llis top a1dL'. Gray Davis. s<.1ys the governor cxpC1·t i. the ex J>loratory st&RC to possibly last ··a few months .. He wouldn't say 1f Brown has decided to go beyond that "J don't want to try to cha racte rize h is state of m ind ... Oav1!> s aid ·•Anyo ne who thinks seriously <tboul seeking lh1 :. country 's ht ~hest offt t·e oug ht lo be permitted a pe riod of reflection lo ll'sl ht~ s trength ·· /\CTUALLV. AIDE S EXP ECT BROWN lo register the com Major Airlines OK 9-15% Fare Hikes GEN EVA. Switzerland <A Pl Major world airlines agreed today oo a round of increases in passenger r ates and cargo fares or be tween 9 and 15 percent ef· rective Sept. 1. to m ake up for so aring fuel costs. Conference sources s aid the com ple x packa ge won un a n- imous a pprova l from the 63 a i rlines a ttending t he ta1ks . Details on the many area e nd sub·area accords , including the m os t competitive North Atlantic routes. will be announced this we ek. T h e effect the incr eases would have on U.S. a irlines flying o verseu routes was not im- m ediately known. In ·New York, spokesmen for U.S. a lrUnes said they would have no comment un· tll details of the a greement were m ade available. "' T h e Internatio n a l A i r Tr ansport Aaaod ation. lA'l'A. w h i ch convene d the t a lkl, estimates that m ember airllnes w ill hne to cope with an averqe .wo,ldwlde 18 percent lncreue in operauna coau from 1EEN JVE4'1'8ERS R4DIO FOREC4ST A ll·Y•ar·old Saa .Juan Capl1tr1DO .... htent 11 olf'elaJ radio weelMrmu. See Featur· ln1. P.,.ca. fuel alone s ince the beginning of this year . This figure. ,ATA experts say. d oes not \nclude the im pa ct of fuel-related inflation or other. non-fuel costs they Sjjy will be felt In 1980 tSee AIRLINES. Page A21 Snakes · Rattle " Residents in San Clemente Wa rm weather brought rat· tlesna kes out of their hading places. into the living room or a San Clemente wom an and into the yards or seve ra l other resi- dents over the weekend. No one was hurt, just the snakes -Patty Ha becke r. 329 Camino San Clemente . c alled police at 12:48 p.m. Sunday to report the snake in he r home . Police killed the snake and disposed of it. Susan Carr, an e mployee at a house tales office at 50I Calle Juares, .Ued police to remove a five.foot-Iona rmttler from in Iron& ol home modell Saturday . Realdentl on Vista Aleedo alao asked police to dntroJ a lar1e rattler ln tbe'r nettbborbood 8at•rd81 afterDoon. Police u . Al Dtow said n11i denta wbo ... rettleaakes near their homes are 1dlv1ed to call poUee for safe removal. t m 1tlee with the f'ederal E lccl1ons Commission. a move thcil would muke him un offi cia l ca ndidate tn the FEC's eyes Federal c lcct1onl> ta .... allows potential pres1denllal c·andtdale~ to raise money to test the political wate rs without registering with the FEC and reporting contri but ions and expe nditures·· Brown's move toward a forma l challenge of Carter comes at a time wht•n tht' pn•s idcnt 1s flounderm~ m the polls But Brown also fares probkms '''his own Not the lc<is t of th<'m an' Lhl' difficulty 1n ('ha llcngmi.: a pres ident of the·samc parly and lhl· pot1•nt1al candidacy of Sen E<l""<trd Ken ncc1 y. K ENNEDY SAYS llE SUPPORTS Cl.l rter. hut urt1vt• draft Kennedy movements huvc sprung up 1n l>evcr al Mates. cind lht· polls shO\\ Lht• M assachus ctts Oemol'rut leading Brown and Ca rter For another thing. llro'A-n ti. better known na tionally than when he plunged into prcs1dcnt1al polit ics in 1976, a little· over a vear arlcr st<1rt1ng his first te rm as governor. <Stt BROWN. Pa~c· /\21 However. they <.ir{• f.(OIOJ.! hy the book 1n other m atter~ T hal !->IOwtlowrr wh ich IJcg<rn. al m1dmght f''nday. ha.., rc!-tultt.-d 1n m aJor delays in Orange Coun lY J a il · P rison t·r~ fo r 1•>.a mpll' norm ally etre led hrcakl a~t al 6 30 <1.m Some or th(•m wen · nut l'Xfll'(•I 1·d lo tx> fl'Ci unltl 10 :m t11d<1y .• u 1·ord ing tu Mi.1c Leod. Th1•r 1· h a v 1· IJ1 •1•n o th.-r ..,Jo'A downs 1 n boo~ 111g pro I' l ' t.' d U r C !> ~ I ., I l a t I 0 n '> ll f prisoneri. a nd rcleaM.'" ol in male:-. An aide lo Sheriff Hrad C:<it('s :-a id G atl' .... rlors not have any com ',See f'Ol'RTS. Pag., /\2) Bacon Brings Blaze Fireman Injured in San Juan Eatery Fire S izzling bacon led to a $100,000 fi r e S und a y <J t a Sa n .Jua n Capis trano restaura nt when the cook left his grill to open doors at the eatery. J\n O ra n gl' Cou n t y fire ~pokesman said the blaze began shortly befor e 5 40 a.m . at the Wulnut G rove Restaurant. 2687 1 Ortega Highwa y. One firema n w1:1s injured t>al thng the blaze t hat l<istcd nearly one hour Robert M Rice . 24. of Sa n Jua n wa:-. tre ate d lo r second degree burns on his arm Cook Louis Bus tam a nte of Dana Point tried to e xtinguish the fire before fi remen a rrived . but was uns uc:t·t•ssful Bustamant~ was pre paring to open th<' restaurant when th•· fi re broke out. T he Wa lnut Grove. a 19-year- o ld San J uan r estaurant . IS o w n e d b y B e n a nd Fre d Ne w hart. ..., ......... --...... "RIMIN CATCH THiii MUTH ON llllTAUMNT llOOI' Al'TD DOUllNQ BLAD _...... Ian Juan Capt..,... Fire Near MIHIOft CaUHd llr ,.. ...... ._,. , - ---·--- M RM.V f!!LOI LllC Fm Top Honors ... ~ Uf•tllardl , ..... well in intemauonal nannlna. awlmmlnc and boatln1 cont.etu held s...day aft•moon near the city pi ... U part ol lJM aDDUaJ Ocean fl'Mtlval A crowd of about l2,000 on lookers Jammed the unda and pier to root for lbe1r favonle rompellton A San C l e m e nte C it y Ltfe(luard r rew took lop honors 1n t h e elabl-man run·relay evt nl L1fe~uard (' pt Larry MoMe lt..-d the squad • Moore was also a 11ttQnd plac rln11oher in the musical ·nags illrtnt re lay event Lifeguar d R ob Gt'"rard , a l 1to a S an Cte'mente Caty guard. finished fifth in the event. San Clemente State lifeguar1l M ttC'h Kahn look second place 1n the "iron man" swimmtn1<. running and boating e vent. San C lemente City lifegua rd Ro n •• llamilton took fourth place. He u lso was second place in the run s wim ·run contest An e1ghl·ma n Sun C lemente c ity crew took second place 1n the dory relay race around the pier San Clem ente Caty lifegua rds Al Lava·yen a nd Gary Frioorlch finished in third place behind two Los-Angeles County teams in the tSory race. San C le me nte lifcg.uard ·Lt Lynn Hughes and Richa rd Cheu won second a nd fourth places. r espectively, in the paddleboard com pell ti on The events were s ponsored by the lJ.S National Life Savi nJ: Association an<l included teams from Laguna Beach, Newport. Beach. Florida. Ne w Je rst•y, ~cw Zealand a nd South Afnca * * * " Crowds Jam Laguna, SC Beach Areas Oven·ast s kies and man1m•J1 -.urr put a <h1mpl'r on moi.t South Oranite Coast beaches over th.- weekend, but thousands Jammed 1wo beach areas an LaJtuna Ueach and Sun Clemente for a vollPyball t ourname nt and <kcan Fest ival LafeJtuards m Laguna Beach sa id C1bt1ut 35.000 to 40.000 v!Stt.cd city beachcK on Saturday anti Sun1lay, but the hcavu:st crowdi.. we re drawn to t h t• volleyball tournament at Muin Hruch Thnu!-ands :d '>o Jammed a por· t t0n of ~an Clcm<•nlc's beach lo part1cqwle in rnccs a nd ae· t1v1t11·.., a'>snc1atc d with that comm11n1tv ·._ :1n n uul O cc•;J n f"t•i-t 1val M eanwhilc·. llfe~uarrli.. ut state b('achcl> in San Cle me nte and l>anu l'oml rc p<>rtNI minimal crowds. v. 1t h th<> s un h 1d1ng behind clouds tn mos t places un· 111 well into the aftornoon both Saturday anci Sunday LaJtuna h fl'~uards r e ported 11 ri•:.c·ut•'>, and 58 m inor medical :11ds on Saturday and Sunday. In Lagunu Beach, officials Ht thrl'<! art festivals suid crowd s wcrP heavy over the weekend, but no major traffic problems on city s treets were reported .Jim Stauffer. of Lifeguard In· tcrnatwnal Bea ch S<lr viceft, l>a11J beach truffic o n the Sou th Laguna a nd LaJtuna Niguel ('Oast::s wai. Rmull but noted fi sh tnt( off Aliso f'1 e r was good Sunday "We didn't have any incidenL<> over the week e nd." Stauffe r s a id "Nlnf•ly·ctl(ht pe rcent of h fcgu:irding is boredom and two percent Is w r ror. 'This weekend we got l he boredom · Omrcb@oer Raped S ANTA ROSA CAP> -Police here are seeking a young man who raped a 47·year·old woman whom he found alone ln a Santa Rosa church · DAILY PILOT ue-e .......... ..... c-.. ..._. ..... -== .. -r~=- T 11,'111(1'4).._, aau•••Mv•Ullc--. ~ ........ ._. .. ''''''" .. ..._ .._.a.-Mt ..... ..... Carter Claims Wide Support WASHINGTON CAP> -Prest· de nt Carter, claim ing success for bis Camp David "domestic summit," said today he haa re· ceived 39.000 telegram s and let· ters of reaction -77 percent of them favorable. Carter m ade these observa · lions in talking to about 100 sum- m It participants. invited lo a tha nk-you luncheon In the White House Ea.'lt Room. 0.lfy ~ ,,_...,...,.... ~"· SAN CLEMENT! AND LAGUNA BEACH BOATS COLLIDl IN LtFEOUAADI' DORY RACE 12,000 People Turn Out to Wetch Running, Swimming end Boettng Conteet• "I think the _product was very bene ficial for our nation." he declared. A It h o u g h l h e p r e s i d t· n t ack n o w l e d ged h e did no l "respond easily to criticism," he urged guests to give him un - varnished suggestions or com plaints in ruturc . Kidnap Shocks Parents ''You n eed not be e m bar. rassed to give m e tough ad- vice." he i.aid , a r guing that th(' ('amp David talk!>. condu1·tcd "in the blunt est Possible terms," ha d broken lhe ace bPtween him and thost> with whom he ml't th ere Girl, 5, Abducted on Vacation Trip in Florida DAYTONA lsto:AC'll , fo·lu (APl RussPll Thom1111on spc11t his 34th birthday '>tlting in u mot e l room . slurtn~ ut lhc· Atluntic Ocean. Has wJfe, C've·n under s £•dat1on , c-ou ldn 't kcl'J> from sobbing The ir only c h1l!I , ~. yc·11 r oh! Caroline, was kidnuppNI «'> the c·ouf>le were lwv,inninK u vae·a .t1on birthday 1•(•h•h rut1on Authorilie::. s1.11 or th1• blonde, blut• c>yed child, Uw Thompsons' 1!1711 O ld11moh1 lc und t wo pct d ogs an the back of lh(' c•ur when 1t was taken Saturday. "I w1:-.h I h11cl sonwlhlrlJ.! lo ti•ll you." pol1ct• Si.:t ('h url<·'> Sloun sa11l lht'> mun11nl! 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'rht· Fiii, c·1ly a nd Volusi11 C'o1111t y HU lhorrtu·s were· W()rktng :1rourHI the• 1·llwk in th1· SNtrch. m any ai. voluntPcrs Th1·rc was rhl rnnsom note or cull , t·ven ofter c•motmnal tcfrv1sed ap· Jll'UI.., to lht· cu ptor by the Th11mp-;on1> fo'IH Spe•C'HJI i\g<·nl Bob Hoth .... 1111 the ululm·l 1on a~tparc:nlly \\"" drnw 11n 1111• '>IJlll' of lh1· mo r111·nl 111· s 11111 1111• 1111111111· pr 11fil1· •if .1 k 11l11.1ppl'r \\<1• 11·1·1 t h.11 th1· guy rlicl not 111t1·nd lo i.lhdu(•l th•· d11ld T h1•v had only b1·1·n lhf'n• 111 n11n11t1•., a111f 111· rn ~11l1• h1'> 11!: 1·1.,1on 111 lhat l11n1," Hoth "<llll Th111np..,1111 ..,,1111 1111' fa mil~ Wli'> pl:1n11111g ;1 w1·1·k !> vae·allon al l>:ivlona lh· .... 1111 Iha., WU'> tl11·1r 11 t h "tra1ghl :-.1111111wr of vttl'tt I inning ll•·n · I le.· 1>.11tl at woultl be· 1111•11 last MacDonald Attitude At Slayings Told H ALl'~I Ci H. NC 1AP1 /\ form er FBI ugt>nl tei.l 1f1ed tod<.iy lhal Dr .lt'ffrl·y M:H'Don:.i ld wa:-. ·v t•ry 1h·l1lie·ralt" 1n the.· ani.weri. he ~<Jv1• wht•rt quei.. t111ncd 11nmcdiat<•l y uflf·r t111· s laymRS of l11 s family Hob<.>rt II ('avcrly <'ont1nu<·ll today givi n~ tht' &ccount of tht· slayings that M acOonuld gav1• him an F c•hr uary 1!.1711 Ca9erly s aid M:wD011ald was q ue:sl1oned as a v1l'l1rn. nol :.is 11 1Jnsi..1hh· l>USp N·l Or. Mc•rrtll Brons tein abti testified today lhat when he 1·x a maned MacDonald In the Fort Bragg hospital, M:1dJnnald wu-. tearful a nd "ob vwus ly i1nxicml> " M ucDonald sat<! he i.uw lhr1•t> m e n a ncl a woman stund1ni:: ov<•r him Th(• group altack<·d turn. ht• pasised out und awoke to find h111 fumily dead, (;avcrly s u1d Mut· 01111:ilrl told 111111 M .1d)•Jlli.1ld. :15. 11uw of llunt 111gton llarhour. 1s d1aq(l'd 111 the 1!170 .... 1a y111gi-111 hi'> llf''J.:11ant w1ft-Colt•th :. 21>. and tluu~•hh·r.., l\1mlil·rlv, 5, und Kni..11·n. C! flt· v. ai.. u C:1 e1·n llcn•t dod or al th1· I llTll' (' ;1 \I' r I y t i-'> t 1 f It' ti II e · 1 n t1•r v1t·wNI Maf'l>onultl a l tlll' tiai.c• hoi..plta l tht· 1l ay of the kill ang and the d.ay aflt'r 111• '>«Ill M udJon:il of the.· four 1wople ht• ~i.11d he s uw Cuv<'rly sutd MacDm1alcl '>lar tcd crying during the 111 tcrvww M a c• Do n a Id re• t' l' 1 v c'(I a 11 honorable d1i.chargc from lh1.· Army afll'r a twarrni.: ofrll'<'r 1n 1970 ruled thl' l'hu r~t·!. a t(arnst him "not t ru • · lie wall 1mliC'ktl hy u fl'derul !(rand Jury an UJ75 f'ro• Pa.-AJ BROWN TO RUN. • • Tha t can bt.• a plul\, i!1ving him better naml' rc•coun1t11m, hut 11 c1rn all:IO be a minus. Brown 's positionl> on s uch volatile tSSU<'S b'> abortion, nuclear power und arms li{Tlttat1on are better known now IN CONTRAST TO CARTER, HE opposes limits on l(ov ernment·funded abortions for poor wo m en, Is a s tro ng c ritic of nuclear power and opposes Carter 's bid to build the MX missile . "J errv Brown is In a much diffe r ent position now tha n In 1976," says To m D'Alessandro. a Mary land Democra tic leader and key Brown supporter In 1976. "He w111 a m ystery then, lhis unique young ffi'Bn from out West who came In on a whirlwind. There was a lol of curiosity about him then. The re also was a Re public an president. "Now we've got a Democratic president. People now eithe r like or dlallke Je rry Brown. The mystery ls gone." POLLSTER LOU HAlllllS CONCL UDED r ecently lhal althouth it would take a "miracle" for Ca rter to win the Democrat.Jc nomination, hla aoundin11 find that Brown la "bomb· Ina out" as a cha lle nger. Brown'• fervent, po11t·PropoelUon 13 support for spending cuts and a balanced federal budget and his pattern of being libera l on aome llaues and couervatlve on others 11ve1 peoJ>le the feelln a he 11 "very opportunistic, hypocritical, even unprincipled," Harris 11)'1. Davl1 dl1putu thet evaluation, uyln1 that while Brown doetn'l ftt lnto a traditional political mold, he doe• bave predict•· bl• po1IUom on many luun . .. WHEN HS CAii E TO OFftCS, ht talked about an era or Umltl, about not enou1h cookl" In tbe Jar to fund all tbe pro1ram1 of the tol," D1vl1 aaid. "ff•'• been very conalatenl on tl1c1l l11ues . "I think thl• talk about opportunlam and ch1n1tn1 JUlt doesn't stand up one thorou,h exam(naUon of the record. And you ahow me tomeone runnin1 or preeldtnt who'• not ambtUoua anl not an OppOrtmlilt and m1:rbe I'll vcM for t.Mtn." Brown'• appolmmen&-of &dilClll MWer. a former POW 1ccued ol eoUaborlUDI with UM Nortl9 Vle&Dam ... to tbe OrU11 Counl:r Boerd of ..,.,...,..., and hla poor NlaUon1hlp with Callfornla le1ll1aton could alto Pote problem• for bJm. BtJT aaowN Ill• TO llAVI 1 -~k for 1ppe1Un1 to cllHl"ll INUPI ..ct wlnlllnt ._... betna-on the wron1 1ld• or .. ....i ...... u be wu ln n •Mn he won a l1nd1Ude re· eleeU. victory deaplt. earlier oppoaiUon to Prol)OllUon u. f , .-p Wlr•pi\0 10 KIDNAP VICTIM Caroline Thompson, 5 I f 'nntt Pag .. A I AIRLINES. • T hi· Arn<·rrC"a11 a1rllnt·'> at the fo n · t alk'> wc•rf' N;1t1onul :ind l'ly1ni.: T1g(•r. lht: ull 1·urgo 1·ar rt<'r Many t • S a1rl111c·., hi.1v1· p'ull<·ll out of IATI\ m .rnnounc:ed tlw1r inlPnlllln lo 1111 'iO Ca rtcr re· ported that pcr:-.onc1 I wi res a nd letter s r cC'e1 vcrl between his July 15 ciddrcss t11 the n ation a nd Friday rt•JlrC'M•nt ed "the bigges t outpouring " h1· has rece1w·d t1s a re1>ult 11f J s ing IC' event Cla iming 77 fJN<'C'tll approv11I h1· said only !I pcr,.,·nl of thP m t·~)oouge'> v.-t·ri· unfa"uruhl1·. with many of the r1·sl fc:ulur in~ f 'ro• PGfl4" A I COURTS ... m1·nt on the· Job action "If,. 1s n·ma1n1ni.: n•·utral 1n a II ll '>JWCl'> of lh<· rn ·got 1 u ltt1n~., Lt W val t II a rt i.:1111 "II <' f1·cb that th1· '>h1·nrr il<·11 11 t If'.... cl ...... ,. r v" ('II m JH' l 1 ' I \ • v.agcs thal are Jlit1c11 0 oth1·r m.1 iur l'nfor1·1·nwnt age·nl'I•''-111 1111· 1·011nty, ·Wyatt addt·d Sf)nk1 ·:.n11•11 for th1• d1·p11t1 .. .., 1>ay th1•y <in· folllni! far ..,h1111 "' !>alur1t,"> being puad hy A11:.illt·1m Huntingt on Ht>;11•h antJ utht·1 pol1l't' agcnt'IC'> Sheriff deputies an· <ii.km~ of f1t•aally for a 17 percent a l'roi.s thc·board pay inc re ase for on" vt•ar · Sr>0kcs m c•n suy.the <"ounty h.1'.oo. 11ffl·rcd a 4 percent hike f111 1n \ p:.,lluulors a nd hall1H:-. dnd u 7· '"' rcenl hoo~t for 01 he;: r'> in tlw •I to ITll'mlwr <l!>!'IO('WI lllfl Back to Campus Casuals e-paoullr Op oord oents or shorts teem up with tither an Ottthore IOngSloeve knitfeaturing eccent illic:>ino oo erms and cl'lelt. or a Pua HIWlll lhOuldet' 1h1r1 Greet ht, oreet atyte, et thtGeraoe - s uggestions for dealln1 wit~ energy problem s . Carter did say that 4 pereent urged that he personally uve ener gy by avoiding trtpa around the country, a sugg~tion be .has re1ected on grounds th at he wants to get closer to the people New Offices For Laguna Daily Pilot T h e Daily Pllol 's l.a~una Be a c h o ffi ces h avP be<on mllved to 1027 North Coast 1-hghway Th" new offices, located tn Sutl.C' E upstairs. will be ope n from R a m . lo 5 p m. Monday through Friday Th" offlC''' will continue to t a kc c la ssified a d· vl'rtaM•ml'nts, fic titious hui.1nc·'>s '\t<1tements . and o·u!'>torrn·r rcquc:-.l~ for s ub· ..,eript1<m:-. 'I h1· l>ally Pilot's offices .1rt· l1wal1·<1 two blocks north of Boal Canyon on I ht· ocl'i.ln s ide of lhe highway. Tht· local phone number will rt'maan the s a me at 4!J4·9466. Calle rs wishing to phone m ads lo the C ost(! Mes a office m ay claal 642-4321. Thos<: calling from South Laguna, S an C'lem1•ntc, Lai.:una Nigue l. IJ .rna 1'111nt a nd San Juan < · ;1 p1 ... tran11 t"Jn n •ach the ('11:-.l:i M1•s<1 office by call· Ill~ 1!18 fi800. Thief Ge ts $ l,425 From Laguna Bag A bas ketball playe r in Laguna lkaC'h told J.>'>hce someone s tolt· a ha~ c•o nta1n1ng travele r 's chc•cks, cash a nd a camera from Utt' city's baskethall courts on :\1 :11 n B1•ach ' J.11111·.., T im Owy<>r of 505 l.<1 1 k'>1>ur Ave., Corona d cl Mar. 1 ult! llfflt·n !'> tw discovered the lo..,., •>f his belongings a fte r play 1n~· h.1 ... k1·thall. The losl> was set al $1 4~1 --------------- AL'S GARAGE ~6 FASHION ISLAND NEWP.ORT BEACH (714) 64~·7030 0•111 Pllo' Sl•ll Pl>olo Mystery Drowning Probed • CHANDLER. Quebec <API Police believe a young woman whose body was found floating off eastern C anada 's G aspe Pe ninsula with $3,600 stuffed In- to her one-piece swimsuit may have died in the s inking or Ii yacht. Police in this peninsula town say they are searching for more "' bodies and debris to bac k their theory and asked the public to help l d.~nt1fy the ·m yste ry woman. She was between 20 and 3Q and had been in the water two or •• three days before 01 tourist boat found her Tuesday about 700 yards off Uonuvcnturc Island. police said A pathologist ruled that the wom<1n h.id drowned. and police said they had no reaso n to ~us pert foul play STATE'S ROBERTS (WHEELCHAIR) SPEAKS AS 'SPENCER'S RAMPS' DEDICATED She wore an ora ngo. Ith· 1ackct over a l'hlt'. hrown Chns t1an Dior bathing s uit into wh1dl three $1,000 hills. five $100 bills a nd fi ve $~0 l111ls had be1•n ~luffed She ulbo wa~ wearing a rm~ with thrcl' largt· drnmon<l~ vu lucd al $1t .ooo. police ~t11d John Jeachke (left) Tr•n•l•tea for Deef; Biii Weddell (rtght) Se•• Mick Spencer'• Dream Realized Wheelchair Who~pee Disabled Laud Access to ff untington Beach By MJCllA~I. PASKt;VJCll Ol IM 0•1h P li.1 Sl .. 11 ·'I haven't tx·cn on the tw<tch m 20 years.·· Si.ltd Ed Hobcro.. a s mile lighlmJt hlh faCl' <i i. hl' hUr veyed the C'rOWd of dtsablC'd persons and lht•1r friends Frid1.1y a t H untan~ton Ut•<J<·h Sl iJ I<" liCaC'h "It's fanta&t1t .. 1 e·e·l1·hralmn · added the cripplNI d1 n •r lur of t h e s t a t <· 0 e p u r t m ., n t o f Rehabilltat1011. ··Thi~ 1s tht· flr~t wheelchair·acccss1blc bl'uch in the: stale ... t:xprcss1om. of pnde and pro g rl'h:O. trans late d in ~1 ~n J<in~uage for the d eaf Wl'rt' a hundC:1nt as state and city of · f1 c1<1l:. formally dcdicatl'rl .., pair of <iSph<1lt nt011"'> that 1•nahlc• lh'· h;ind1ca11pl•tl to c n.1:-.• ~.1no '" 11 'Wino,' 65, \Ii~ t ina Fight for Bottle Blamed in Slaying CH JCAGO (A I' 1 Tht· hod v o( 65-year-old Judy Burt wa'> ro;mrl m an aburidoned aulh 1n ;,in ~·!Icy n trnr ··wino row" on C'h1rugo·., n ear North Side unct 1H1l1e·t· ~elieve she may huv(' htw n murdered by unolhl•r wmo for her last bottle of port Mi ss Burl wa s k no~n throughout the ;,irca of d1lap1d:.il <:d buildinits al11n~ Wc:.t Ont:.ino ~treet. But unhk•· <1lhers thl'rt'. s he could not <1fford a t·t·om moclat1on~ Shi· l1vt·d 111 <1n :.iha11 cloned auto w a va<·ant lot. µoli<·l· said Her body was f<iuncl llnl' lllol'k from.. her n•gular <iuto home .. whicll is filled with old r lotht·s. tennis sh01•h, and grocer y hllf.tS It is s urrounded h.v ''ozens of broken und l'mpty wmt: holll<·:. Several flulll'll NI 1·urdboanl boxes on the ground twh1n<l lh•· car served as h<~r b •d on warm nights An auto1>sy report confirmed that Mis!! Burt had heen kicked to deuth. :.iuthunllcs su1d. She suffe red blunt tnium u to the c hest and neck a nd fo ur or !1 vc h eel marks were found on the upper part of he r chest. huv a hottlt· of port win1: for SI '10 al a liquor storl' on North Cla rk Strcel The bollll' or WIOl' w:is m issing S hf' w01 s .im nn ~ r e gul a r cus tomers frequenting the stor1: doi.ens or them une mployed trans ients P olice said they were not1fit-d hy the manager of a roomm~ house that Miss Burt was s ll'C:J> ing in the hallway und C:IPPCltrl·d in h<1rl s ha pe Jlut whe n polw1· a rn Vt'd she had J.?on e Investigator Jeffry Murphy ... a1cl Mis!\ Burl was sccrcltVl' about her money and received a monthly c heck e ithe r from S<'l'ial Set·urily or public aid but no on e knew where s ho picke d them up or cashed the m Murphy s aid that. "othe r winos" who knew the woman !>aid s he was pc nnilei-.i.. but up· purc:nUy managed to scrounge up or borrow the m oney fo r he r last bottle Police are trying to delerrn1nt· ach tht· occun 's t11gh·t1d c lint- T h l' 10 fool wide walkway!> huvt· l)(:(•n named ··Spencer·~ Hamp:." in ho nor of th<· late M 1ek S p(:nc·<·r . 01 wheclchai r hound Huntington Fkach rcs1- cll·n t who "'a~ prt•s1dcnt or Orungt• County '!> <'hapt1·r of the ('a l1fornia J\ssocwt111n of lh1· l'hy:-.1<·..11ly lland1<·ap11<·d I t was Sp t• n cc r and c 1 l y 1·ni.:1nt•t•r Bill Waddell whu camt• up with the· he·arh acccs~ con 1·1·pt !>omt· -;even yea r~ a go. Thl'ir efforts in San Ch·mcnk Wt'rl' unsUl'l'l'Ssful "But wt· did it this t1mt'. · s1:11d W11<l1frll. a p1:1ru plegic who s pent mon· t han two yt·ars dt•signin~ th1· ramps ;ind seeking cons true: t11rn appr11v;i l from various :ei.:t•ncit-:i Thi' ramp:. lo('atcd tihout a m il1· ~1part at Hl'a('h Boulevard :.rnd Urookht1rst StreN grant moh1 ltt y from the beach park mg lot and hnk up lo an t•x1sting hlCVl'I<• trail This system. Wuddell said. al· lows lht· d1sahkd to gt:l to food c·o n ct•!>:o.1on::. and r e!>troom fac1htwi. unaided. Tht• addl·d p;.1th!> to the ocean arc· 330 1.1nd 635 fl"c t lu ng , hranch1ng o ut in large c1reles nt•a r tht· tmd ~o lht·re is no prob· I 1• m I 11 r n 1 n i.: " h c c· I c h a i r s a1ound Tahlc:s. bcne·hc:. 1.1nd e levC:1teo fire rings have been placed <1t the e nds oflhe walkways for picnics. 'The elderly will g~l a lol or us e• out of it, Loo." s aid Wadde ll "They do..n't have to sit in the parkini.: lot anym ore They eC:1n wutch the ir kid::. playing in the s urf " M 1kc .J01 c·oh:. u :.pokcs man for P:1rnlylcd V~tera ns of J\me r1cu, told the crowd of more than 100 thul the• ramps ulso will be u:.cful for people• with heart pro- hi c• m s. tempor ary injuries or t·vcn Sl'Vl'rl' hun~ovcrs She: was d('~t:rtb('d as flVl"fool ohc. 87 poundi-.. with long hmwn h t11r .. Pathulo~ii.L'> lold us ~ht• had given birth to al lca~t om• d11lrl und had rt•<·c:n tly un<lt·r~lnt· u11 lo $10.000 worth ur 1frntal wo1k ," ~a i d Cunl>lc.1bh• .J1·;H1 1'1 l•rr1· Dci.ga~ne~ F1!>hcrrnen dt!>CO\ l'rcd ~om<· boating parapht•rnalt..i Tucstlay near wh1·rc-th1· ho<J) lalt·r 11.a:-. found "Tht•v nnh toltl u ... ahoul lht· clt-h n s · "1t·dnc:.!la\ \\ h•·n th•·y ht· a rd 11. e had found a bofl >r ... a 1c1 l>t: ... gagnt• ... '''l'h•• t1nf) ,If 111 1 .. 1• I 1!->l1•·flllf'r p1t kt•d up from llH' 11t·l1n'> 11. <•'> an oning1• life• J:J!'kt•t II 11.a., !'>Im II ar lo I ht· ont· w1 · f uund m1 the dead woman · Bit tlae Surf Mond!y. July 30, 1979 OAIL y PILOT A:S Breakingllp The Six Milhon-dolla Man and Charlt~·!, most lamous Angel are on the rocks. Lee MaJors and Farrah l'awcetl-Majors blamed lhc stress of con flrctmg careers for their s eparation ~ftcr s ix yec.ir ... of marna (' Baez Backers, Foes Picket at Concert S I•:A'rfLf·: CA P I After her 1·o nc1•rt <t ppearancc wa ... e·n <·1r<·IC'd by placard·wav1ng dem- o n :.l ratur .... '>Inger· H c t1 v 1s t .l oan Baez m <.'Opll• :-.nmt• of tht· t1ml'. hul not a ll tht• Pl'OJ>lt· <.111 lh<· t1 rn1· A h nut ::. O cJ 1· mo n ., l r a t 11 r ~ 1.1alhl'red outsulc lhl' con1·e•rt hall Sal urd:J} night. w m1· or lhl'm ... upportin;: he t anrl otht-r'> pro lt·:-.ting her rc·rr·nt denounl'•·mt:nl of V1t'lnam·., govt•rnmrnl 1-:arlv tn he·r st•ronel .,hov. M'> Ha1·1 d1 ·rlll';tll'd 1 ... uni! lt1 lh•· \'wtnanw ..... hoat 1wi1pl1· ~h •· .,J1cl I h1· I'''"' 11 ,i ., n111h1nl! 111 do \4 tlh :111f11w ... II ' .1 ••u• ,••"" '!\U' .•t ,.,, I , JU .. I Ill do \4 ll h 111•11pl•· 11\ .ng I •r1111· .. 11nr .J g<11n:-.I :\h H.11:'1 .., \ w1n:1n'1 po-..111111 \\ .. rt· nwmlwro;, •>f 1 h1· \'w\ na in Suppurt C"timm11 ll'l' who said M :-. H:wz 's :.l<.1lt· mcnt:. wt:re• 11n fo11n<lt·d and ... 1milar to lhal of llw l 'nilNI St a tes gov1·rnmcnt during tl11· war M ' Baer. n ·e· .. nl ly h11 ul!hl ;.id vt·rt1:.c me11t ... 111 a n11 m l11·r of n c11. "Pa 11t·r ...... ay1ng 1111•11· ,.., t·ru1·ll y , v 1<1le·r11·t' .1n1l op prei-.:-.1on." "" wt·ll m. I ~141 1.100 to 200,000 JJOlll ll'ill prt ... flOl 'r ... lfl V1l'lnam M:-. Ba•·1. a-.ke•rl Vwl n:.im to • 1•n<l th1· 1mpn ... 11nm1•11t .rncl tnr1Un• l'rott-stt•r'> e .. 1rrwd ,,gn•. s ue h ,,.., 'The· CIA h lH '' .l11<:in B;w:t • ..n<I pa~.,, .. , 0111 l\·afl•·t-.. 1l•·t.11l11w 11.h.il tlwv 1·11nt1·111l 1i r1· in:w 1·111<ie'lt"•111 llf'r ,1.,11·m•·11h 11 1.I 1.th1·r 1!1·n11m~t 1 ,,,,,, . 11. duding 'om1· "h11 "''"' 1 l.1 \ .1r" rd11gl·e·' 11 nm Vwlnam hr1111ghl -..gn:-lhat 11'i1d 1"r1·!·d11m fo1 I h1· Boal 1'1•11pl1· ' .• nil I .t·f " ~to11 the• VN I l11l1wau~.1 Witnesses said that 40 minutes before s he was found dead she had scraped up enoug h money to • how Miss Burt's body ended ur) a block away from her regul1.1r l'n campment and ju11t how s he m1:t h c r death . Th c mot 1 v ,. " ··Probably rohl)(:ry the thl'ft of a cheap bottle of win1• hy force." said police Tired Out 'I l wo n 'l b e long befon• there'R no place ""he re we don't haV<' ucccss:· Jacobs said "It's n1r<' wh<.•n you can do 1t on your own ·· The rnmps cost $50,000 lo bu1hl. w\th m uch or the money com 1ng in fede r al a nd state funds City o rrlcials bac ke d Wuddcll a ll the way in his rc- qu~sts for funds. Chc·r yl W1 J:.;o n. 14 . of San Clemente flap" int o lht• l <.'u d in the 14 to Hi-vear ·o ld women's boog1t• hoard ract· Saturday. It "a~ wrt of Lht· thrct>·<1<.1y San Cl<'mentr· Oct•;.in Ft•:-.trv:.il th<.1t wound u p Su nda~ t.•vening. Chery l placed f1r~l rn her cvt.·nt Old Rubber Irks Beachgoers T housands of old tires from m an-made fishing reefs have washed ashore since 1977 at HunU ngton a nd Bolsa Chica beaches. antagonizing surfe rs and residentll and fina lly mak- ing the state Department or Fish and Game's blacklist. The blacklisting came Friday alter an exlenslve st.udy or tbe UH of the Ure reefs, sa.id John G. CuU1le Jr • the DFG'a babllat d eve l o pment coordlnetor, who said he was out on the beach himself plckina up tbe old automobUe tires. Not only are the worn-o ut. Urea • aw..nce. said C11rll1le. but &be1 don't work. ••n.e reef• are not. that effet· :::.t .. be Hid. "The IUrfHe eoven tbe UN9." A Loi AD••ln fllbln1 club wMeb c.u.le decUned to Iden· llfr WI• altlftctal reef In 1m off tlll ......._State Park ............ ··-old u .... u. )lad ol undill"water houalnl de· qloptneat for flab. But Ille 118 aever mond an wl tMllleDdl of UNI bel8D ltt- &erlDI tit• beachH of lo&H ClalH aad HuaUn1\oa 1\•l• .......... fall ot llf7 .... Hid. .... .......... .. .,., ... ..... ,... ............. .. r•••••d up ••l••l••rt , ....... MCf ..... ,,_ DJ"G • . •'--. ti.I \eu~t a.W Carlllle. "But, tMn wul ,... •• ably bemoretlres breakmgoff. · Hundreds more tires washecl ashore or drifted to sea 60 mJlcs north in Ventura County kl the past year, h e said, after some 30,000 tires were used to build a fishing reef in Oxnard's Channel Is land Harbor. Federal w aste disposal funds paid fort.he Ventura Count.yprOJ· eel, which received Its permit from the DFG. Afw receiving the beached· tire complaints, the DFG aent a team of divers down to examine lhe reef a. They round the ahlfl· 101 sand h11d completely buried them. rendering them uaeleu "TIM reuon our cout ll bad for Ure reef• 11 that we have lon1 period wavea that come from atorma off AuatraUa and New Zealand,•• Hid Carllale. "We ehould apend our time and money on 10meth1P1 that will be permanent. .• , Carlllle 1ald uy t0Ud object wUI attract filb. "Fllb IO to object.a beeau.e of a natunl bllUnct to ori•t to IOlld objeda.'' be tald .... , ..... a f .. Ual of protecUaa. Allo tft· v•~ end plaau wW root, blel\ prcMdel food IOI' \be ftlla . "We uaually frJ to put utlltetal Niii ne•r •m•ll boat banon to prcMd9 ..,. lllblftl where otberwtle tltere would be ao fttblnl. •• be laid. S late director Rob er ts su1d Waddell's task was not easy. "lt takes a lot or coordination and 1t prog ressl ve city," said Roberts "But first there has lo be com- munity pressure." The ramps In Hunt.lngton a re a s ign or progress said Roberts, "and we're hoping this Is Just the bcgiMlng of many m ore to come .'' 4Children, Wife Slain LINWOOD. Mich. <AP> -A 33·)'ear-old Bay County man who ktUed hia wile and four children before committing suicide ap· parently was provoked by his wife's pet.jUon for divorce, rel· aUvea 1a:v. Thomas Benwue ahot hla 28·year -old eatranted wife , .Diane. and their children Jef· frey, 9, Weldon, a. Juon. 4, and lleatha, J , •t the famUy'1 home SUDday, poUee aald. Aceonl1nc to Mn. Benwue'• lather, &dwtn My1Uwalll, • -. found lD Ille de.ct mu'• pocket ••Plalaed \h•t B••• are felt • .,.... without hll wtf• and f amt11 end wu teldn1 c.,. ot the 1ltu.Uon "the w•y I know how." (\ ,r madti for us, our awn widto wal<Z. cord coat, ... co·ordme1-1ng Wlth <&v'l'Z.rythaj from Je.BTlSto ~rcy flann~ls,eo J'JUC.On~r tttbr Til.Brly any OCCBS1on. sccent.e:l with ~UflJ1?. e.\b:N.rpotch<l6 errls ldrton lining, th,s yzor'roundc.ooL 1!:!> olso aveileol~ w-.tb 1Ttdtch 1~ Lrou9era~~urin6 <i1ihz.r tJ p\oin or pltl4R.d f'rci1t --r @J~o@@)~~ ,. Jlblllion laland• NeU1flO'( 8eadt•114/fU.4·&010 1001 ~ BW.•-.11.-ood VU.,.•213141e·1121 ,,, Sfepe E•d• , .• c .... , •• - (!';t ... .... ~'> Tom ~~' Marplalne Cons Release Ferry Interesting Five Hostages a an.llX."nONI Bl' TRE·aAY: Ir I learned anythintt •t •II from OW" tr1v.l1 of la1t nlaht. l\ m1aht bt: a bu1onc:st> axiom that '°" M>m ething JOtt thl!I "(( You Won 't Rack Up to (;et Your N1ckl'I. You'll N~vt"r Ma ke a Dime .. This b1unr truth 1f 11 ti. on,· """b driven homt.> Nhurp)y last t'venini: when l took oH to motQr from Balbou l o L•gunu Beach with my duu.chtn 1rnd rou111n from Northern Callfornua The <&ulo lint wai. '>hort lor the !err)' at the Fun Zone handlnl( ~o Wf' dccuJcd to 11horl cut ¥cro:1i. th~ b•y !;OON WE WE RE OUT u1x111 th1· hay with l1$(hl:. dt.1t1(' lllg tn re0l'<'l10n upon hurt)or ..... 1U:rl> 81> lhc rt•rry ttltcodant tM!gan mukmg bas round~ lo <·ollecl the fare~ tie approached thrc•e younlC men on h•<'Yl'l•·w who ow1•d "/f Yw Don't Pay llp. Huddy, We Can Sit nut llert> 1\11 N1yht him a dime ap1ec.·1• for the t·russing After !>Omc: 1mck1•1 pawing and thret.' way llebut<." they cum'-' up with 25 ccnll> T he fc•rry altcndunl pwnll'dly nutcd thatlh1•y ~ere riv•· <.·1•nts short. 'T-h;it's ull wt· vt· l!Ol," lht· '>J>Ukt·:-.man for the l110 plt'aded. "Give~~ a hrl'ak · T he attendant 1wr:-.1stcd Ill demanding hi'> rull fan· l <'<IO hear lhut Jin~ling 111 .vuur pu<:ket." hl' :.uul Jt·cu:.ingh .. Let 's h<tve CJ mckcJ " · ·Those a r.-my <'ar kt·v..., the· ..,h,1rt l'h.1rrl!<· arw.1 p lead ed. "Listen . Wt> ru.le llm. hoat '><:vcn llm<:i. a <fa\ We'r<' loeuls . Wl' ou)(hl to r 1d1· fn·t· " There followed from the.• f1:rryl><11JI m a n u ... hurt lel'ture· on prof1l anc·cnt1ves of the frt•e l'nll'rl'rr:-.e system ancJ ho\\ 1111• fcrrvboal wa:-n'l frl't· pUIJlll' lr~1ns1l RV NOW, T iit: t'ERRY wai:. ap11rrna·h1nl! tht· Halbo11 Island hindmg Thf• hrc·yc·ll· lads had ar1p1Jrenlly l>l<ilkd lo ng e noul(h in the ir nat•kel debate But not so. The ferryboat stoprwd Th•· 11pn :it11r I\' Hrsed directmns and started back for Ball>0'1 Clearly, he was going LO t ake lht• nickel-short lrro l1uck across thf.> channe l and boot them off lhc· bo11t "I SIM P LY DON'T BF.l.lf:VF. this 1:-. r eally happen rng ," my cousin from Northt·rn Californr;1 u1J:-.1·rvcd in dri-. belief from the back seat. "It t•an 't be h ;1ppt:n1ng .. . It was huppenin~. desp1le heuvy voc&l prot<·l>ts and v1tuperatJve commentary from th<' bicycling lm1 - Back now al m1d-channcl. wc de(•1ded this had ~C>nf> far enouRh. We coughed up the nsckt>l for the h1k1· trw 111 save ourselves a douhl<.' trip FERRY ENGIN •:s n :vcrsctJ and we :-.t<Hll'd hot:k for Ualboa Island again The bicyclimJl trw SJ)Qkt:l>man took a r1nal vt•rbal shot at the rcrrytx1at operator "You WCJ!>l~d mon· fut:I th&n your nickel t1 worth." he Jeered True, perhaps Uut he ~ot hu-1 nu·kfol 34 Execute d in Iraq Purge DEIR UT Lebanon 1 Af>; J\ swecpmg purge is reported un· de r way In lruq , with fi ve leud· sng me m bers of the government under arrest for plotting to over t h row Preside nt Saddam HuHsein. Unconfirmed pres!> re ports said 250 per 11ons hud been Jailed and 34 of them were t:X ecuted . A newspaf)<'r hen • today ~ur<l trials hud begun Clll till' rr v•· ltiaders The official Iraqi News Agen cy s aid the plotters were in spired by a "foreign quarter '' a nd their goal was. t.o end Iraq·~ oppos 1t1o n to the E gyptian ll'lr aeh peace treaty. A Kuwait n<'w:.pupc r said E gypt was the f o r c 1un p o w er. B u t some diplomats in Beirut speculated that lht• ploll<.'rs' aun wa!> to r<' \ 1·r Sl' llu sse1n 'i-. m11vc menl towurd lhe Wt•st m1<1 n·n<·w cloi.t· t 1e!> with lht· Soviet ll n 11m WALPOLE. Musil <AP> An 11 ho ur siege at Walpole Sl ate Prison ended early today when a group of knife-wielding Inmates released five hostages. including Warden Fred Butterworth The s tandoff, w hich began about I p.m Sunday. ende(J with ~o agreement by authorities to treat Ute whole affair as a mat· ter pf mte m a l dlscipUne and not bnng cnminal charges agatnst any of the inmates. according to •1 lawyer for the inmates One hos tage, guard Wa llace Billings. was treated for facial c ut s suffered in a fight thnl sparked the incident T H E END CAM E at 12 Hi a m • when It was unnouncL'fl vra the pri1>on rud10, "tht· s1egt: as over " Max Ste m , a lawyer who took part an nc~ot1<.1t1ons a l Lhe re <tU t>St or 1n mote:-.. SH ld authorities s1~n<'<I an ugrC'c·mc·nl th ut "no c rimina l t•b<1rg1·:-. will h 1· h r o u ~ h l a ~ a 1 n ., l a n ) 1wrsons •· I I o w c• v t• r • c· " r r t• 1 • 1 1 o n ~. s pokt•sm<1n Lar ry 1'<1rncll would :.a.v onl) lh'-ll th,<' a gr1•1.•ment 'dt•als with C'IHld1t1on~ or ('011 rtnC'mt•nl ond tfll' numbt•r or VIS th a w1·1·k " 111• said 8 lo IO ,,rrsoncr.; took part Bundy's M o m ·App e als for life of S on :\1 1 A \11 t AP I Th,·odor<· Bundy ':. l!ra y·ha1rc•d moth1·r took the w1lncss :-.land todav lci pll«lll for her son's hfc. saving rhat to t•xet·ut1• Bundy for lhl· rn urdt>rs of l wo s orority :,islcr., would lw hk<' taking a 1mrl of all of us and thrciwm g it away Lou1s1.· nundy. dry -eyed as sht· des<'ribed with <.1 ffect1(J n her ~2·yfo;1r old son's life, denounced the death penalty as liarbaris m "I CONSIDER IT the death penally itself A to be the most p ri m1l1H'. barbaric thing that o nt! human ('un i mpo11e on anothe r," sbe saul. liunl1y. a former law studt·nt . 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Ill> 1nd11'.1l1<1n Wl\1'11 11 •111 t.:h• c 111111• 1 WORLD AUTHORITY ON AGAVES CHECKS ONE OF THE DESERT PLANTS Botanist Howard kott Gentry, 75, RHearchlng Hl1 Book . ,Not a Best Seller, But ••• } Botanist Writing Book on Desert Agaves PHOENIX <AP> -Botanis t Howard Scott Gentcy is putting ltbe fina l t o u c h es on t h e ,monumental work of his 75 ears, a book entitled ·•Agaves of North America.'' It doesn't bother him that proh- ~ably no more than 2,000 copies 1 will be sold, even though he's a : world authority on agaves -de. • sert neighbors or the cactus a nd his work was sponsored by the National Science t'ounda· • tion "THE AGAVES NEEDED do ing since they were so poorly known,'' he explains. "They hud tu be classified sc1entificully. It was a branch or science too long neglected.'' Wiry, sprightly in walk and mental agility. Gentry concedes his endeavor is simila r to tht man who climbs a mountain because it's there. Most residents of this country. if they've e ver h eard or an agave, recognize only the so· called century plant (Agave Americana). And that because .or tile · plant's r e putation of • blooming only once in 100 years with a 40·fool flower stalk - and then dying. MOST SPECIES o.-· agaves a re like that. Usually gigantic pla nts, they bloom· only once m JO years, 20 years, or even longer, and then die. Which is not something to endear the m lo bota nists, who m ake their UvinJ? a nd reputatwns from classifying plants by their flowers . F O'r example , Gentry. re st><.1 rch botanist at the Desert Bot a ni cal Garden h e r e, trans pla nte d his firs t agave srwcinren Oct. 7, 1935. He was pretty ctrtain of its botanical name, but couldn't confirm it ~cienlifically until 11 flowered 1n J979. Gentry beLieves hf' has collect· I'd a nd catalogued more agaves than e veryone (.'Jsc combined. Jiving and dead. "ffE'S-THt; uckno wlcdged authority, very thorough, very conservative, very we ll thought of," says Dt'". Frank Crosswhite, the agave expert at the Uni vcrs ity of Arizona's Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior. Gentry concedes the agave never h as h ad any economic valu~ in ttlis country, and isn 't likely to ever ·have any -aside from limited use as a la ndscape plant in frost-tree regions. In Mexico. certa in species of aga ve are used to produce pul· que, a beer·like drink. Tc.'Quila . the ba ckbone of Ma rgarita cocktails, is distilled from agave tequ ilana. Mescal is dis tilled from various species of agave. Sisal fiber and henequen fiber come from other species. BUT THE U.S. climate is too harsh lo grow the vC:t luable s pecies on a comme rcial basis. Gentry says other agave are potential sources for drugs Like Cortisone , sex hormones lfnd even the birth control pill for women. Gentry feels only the U.S:-Na - tional IJerbarium in Washington can top his aga ve collection~-. and that because he's given it a duplicate of ever ything he has . ----~......,- Mondey. July 30, 1979 DAIL V PILOT ,4 7 Streani DespoUed· Dioxin Found in JACKSONVILLE, Ark. CAPI -Bayou Meto, a meandering stream, rises east of here and threads its way across 70 miles of rural land, far from any place that might symbolize pollution or contamination . The bayou's idyllic cours~ car- ries 1l through the rice country of the delta. across a forested wildlife refuge, .and eventuaJly into the Arkansas River, which, in tum, nows to the Mississippi. BUT, AS COUNTRY peo!)le have been learning lately, rural Ame rica, like any Pittsburgh or Houston. may be facing ha rd questions about chemical con- tamination : Bayou Melo has been quarantined. v Stale health officials banned fishing, wading and s wimming because stale pollution control officials have found dioxin in sludge, fish, mollusks a nd other sa mples ta k e n from Bayou Meto. Dioxin . a product of the m anufacture of the herbicide 2.4.5·T, is a toxic chemical sus- pected of causing or contribut ing lo birth defects. cancer. Liver damage, and other maladies. . THE HERBICIDE WAS one of the elements in Agent Qrange. :i defoliant used by the Air Farce ' to denude jungles in the Vietnam War. Vertac Inc. of Jacksonville. JO miles northeast of Little Rock. manufactured the he rbicide un lil April. It s topped voluntarily and is working with s tate <.1nd federal pollution control officials on the dioxin problem . The company is the successor t o three othe r fi rms that manufactured at the site, includ ing one that produced Agent Orange . ABOUT 3,000 BARRELS or wuslc from Ve rtae 's prnct'l>r were stort d on the plant propn· ty. Some were leaking dioxin. Some barrel'> had been buried m the ground nearby. Vc rtJc h a s s pe nt about $200,000 to gel the wastes in new containers and take other anti contamination actions . But the discovery of dioxin at the site provoked officrnl in terest in s ampling elsewhere to sec· whether dioxin had washed into adjacent soil, or streams. 'or the cit;Y's ~wage s~em. At first, the s tate qua rantined only Rockey Branch Creek, near the plant. Then only about one· third or the bayou was quaran· tined. But upon further findings. the quarantine a bsorbed the en· tire bayou. DR. ROBERT YOUNG. the s tale health chief. said the dis· covcry of chemical contammu· tion or fish "is considered an m· dlcation or more extensive con· lamination" tha n previously had been demonstrated. Scheduling examinations for a bout 150 present and former e mployees of Ve rtac. Young sought the help of a New York t e am that s p cc1a l1 zcs 1n c he m ical conta m1n<.1 llon of humans. 'I:he team , which began ex arh inmg Vc rt ac workers this week. 1s· led by Dr. Ir vin~ •• . .it b ~k-ar tlaat lcadillfJ, •lri••lag or ,, ... ,.,, .... , b.- disft>11tintu!d~ in the ,..., .. St•llkoff of the Environmt·nlal Sciences La bor<1tory of th1· Mount Sinai School of Mcd1c1m· D1oxm as so toxic. Scl1koff i.a1d • thut a ·spoonful would kill 10.001! baby chicks. IT WILL BE SOM .. ~ t1m" hch>rti the r1·s ulls 11f l ht· Jacksonville ll'Sb ;.trt• known, St·ll koff said. Uul a st:Jle Mud~ h.1!> rnd1t'alNJ that 13 of V(·rtac:':-7•1 <·mploy<·<·:-. havt• bc.•1..·n daagnos(•d a:-. havtnl! dora~ form or ~u·n1· thouJ,!hl to bt· an l'<u;ly symµt11m of· ex posun• to daoxm Youn~ h<1s callt·d for tt•sts on mon: w1ld1He l.amplc·~. 1ncludm1: 'ri.fl'l'Oons, bottom f1·cdinJ.! ( 1sh, ;rnd prr-datory fi s h. not 1ml} from the bayou. but ;il~o from the Arkansas Hnn .. /\!though sc11:nt1sl:-arc· u11 sun· of l h<.· level ut which dioxin h<.•<:omcs dangcroul. to hu man h ·in~s . 11 1s dear that warhng. s wimming . or f1:-.hing mu:-.t Ix 1h scont1 nued' · 1n lht· bJ}ou You n~ ~;ud 111-; SAID THE safrsl <·our..,1· •~ to assume lhc.tl no om· ~hould l':11 a ny fish containing dioxin "until rurther study can verify that no potential health hazard exists." Lately, Ve rtac oCficlals have told Gov. Bill Clinton they need lo get the plant back into opera· lion. The costly cleanup in· creases the financ ial pressure ror resurhin~ production of l 2,4,S·T, they said. S<1 rar. Clinton has opposed i restarting production, s aying it would.bu "a l(reat mi8tak " un~ til -there is evidence to eliminate doubt about whether production. a nd its consequences, would be s afe. THE GOVE RNOR SAID he i didn't want any worker to lose a j Job as a result or the plant being l idle. nor did he want the oom-~ · munity to lose a part of its J +>co n om1c b ase, bu t th a t ~ !>Omething bigger was al stake. tr necessary, Clinton sa1d, an · adm1rustrat1vc order could bar VNtac from rc·suming produc· lion should it want to end it:; voluntary halt. Mt' said Vertac "1s mchned not to test the limits o( our authority." His oppos1llon, C linton said, is· based on ftnd1n~s about the H · f('<'ls of d1ox1n and suspicions that al may hav(• devast ating long.term c·on scq u1:nccs. He cit c•d lhl· lollowtng -i\ .~~DERAI, BAN on the hnbu·1df' in natwn:il fo rests . A ban on a<•rw I s praytng of lhf' herb1c·1d1..· an private forests . Vindingfi by th" Environ· nwnwl Prott•c·t1on /\J.(ency sug- g1's l1ng that th1· ht·rb1 C'idc was a fac·t11r in m1sc:1rr1agl's among eight women an Alst<t. Ore. fo:f'/\ finding-. that dioxin c•ausl'd tumors of lht• lung and hv1•r . as Wl'll as m1sc;,i rriages. in lab11r:11urv rodt•nh /\n ·,Js:-.Prtion h v a Viet n:im<.•s(' phyl.1<'1an thal d1oxm tn A~t·nt OrJngt· ma v })c behind ";.1n l•xplos111n" ol 11 v1•r t•ancer in what onc·1· wa:-. S<iulh Vi<:tnam. A l'la1m l.>y m·arly 500 Viet· nJrn vetr·rans blam1r1g exposure 111 Agt>nl Or;.mg1· for problems ran ~ing from deformed children lo nervous d1sord(·r-. a nd, asking th~ Vc·t1•ran:-Admin1strat1on for d1sab1uty bc'ncht-.. Call 642-5678 Put a tc w words to wo rk for ou . - L/IC MoM9W. ""~ •• ''" Meaey Pours In I State Lures Foreign Investors LOS ANGELES CAP> tr YoU ..,. • oil·rich lbeill. a well· ..... J .................. Of' • ·••aldo lraalu. you ecMlld co•• to Callforai1 and buy "°'"9. land, f 1rm1 and com· pan.let. You wouldn't havt to tell uyooe. even the owners. you were bu1'q I.heir propert)' and you wouldn't have to tell U¥ •~ 11ency what you were do-aa,. IN FACT, THAT IS exacUy wba t · .happe nina--Bankers..._ ecQAOmilta. real estJte brokert and otht!rs in a position Lo kaow agc.ee that a torrent of foreign capital is pouring into the state. But no one knows exactly how much money and no one knows with any certainly where It's eo- lag. NowMre. how•Ytr. l• the lnlhu ol forelp t1p6tal more nldeot than ln Beverly llllll, whtre '' altor Elaine Youn110ld S8 mllllon worth ol property In one memon bltweelt. "Thett'1 a hua cash now 10- ln1 throu&h t.hl1 town," Hyi M1 Youn#. "'rh.-.lranian1 ure 1oln1 full speed ahead and I'm fmdln11 a lot ol wealthy Mexicans Mre t'omln1 here now, a lot of Jewish Mexicans. W"e hove u book with a ll the names in Trousdale E1lates imd I would say 1l 's GO i)UteDl ll:Jlnians. The money pll inc in a throwing everyont-• · Well, not everyone; she •~n·t worried. lndePfm(ktnl Bu1lne11men. Op- Pon~nll include reallora, the C1lUornla Chamber of Com· me rce a nd the J apan eae· American CIUieM Lea1ue. Lehman alde J oe Hoyt says A.CA 20 wat prompted by the ria· in1 coet of CaWomla farmland, caused In turn by absentee forelan owners who have offered "30-40 percent more than anyone would ever dream of " for agricultural property. t At least 20,000 acres in the fertile Sacramento Valley are owned by foreiLners. Hoyt says. NOT EVERYONE SEES a threat in foreign capital. In fuel. Dick Kjeidsen. senior economist with Security Pacllic Bank. is bemused by -0.e uproar over f oreigners buying farmland . CALIFORNIA I NATION .. California just d oesn 't measure foreign investment in the state," says Don Perry. as- sociate economist with the stale Department of Finance. CALIFORNIA ALSO doesn't require private firms to disclose their ownership, meaning that foreign investors can set up shop here a nd buy through agents without revealing their identities. ''IT 'S DEMOCRACY," Slit: says "If they have the money, they can buy. California has become the rich melting pol of the world, where New York City usod to be the poor melting pot. I just wish everybody would relax and just enjoy all the different cultures we're getting.·· A lot of Cahfomaans apparent· ly ~rcn't relaxing, though. "Whal a rc people worried about ?," h e asks . "The foreigners can't export our land. If we want lo contrQJ the land, we can nationalize it or just take it back or tax it very heavny or put in whatever rules we want. The country has ult1mak control or the land. IJnof fif..'ial Crime Fighter A ssembly m a n Richard Lehman. D· Fres no, says <1 Harris Poll s hows 4 out of 5 Californians fovoring rcstr1c· tions on forei~n owners hip of land Gas ton llooks .Jr. looks like· a cop -With h<tl, uni form. pistol on hip and guard dog. Trou ble is .f looks is n 't <-t polJceman and that bolh< .. n·d Tacom<1, Was h .. police and -.11mt· n·~ult·nh 'I h1· hu~kv lormt•r New Yorke r. dt·nit·d a :-.l'<'unly ·patrol li cPns 1·. now opcrnll·~ a :-. a propcrt~ managt•mt·ut l'on~ultanl "Unless they sell sbares in Caliromaa. they 're not required to dis rlosc ownership," says Peter Pant'ione, <1ctang head of the California Departmenl of Corpora lions. There are plenty of pltblicizcd examples of foreign purchases. but these are literally the tip of an iceberg FOREIG NE R S ll AVE purchased llollywood's llarold Lloyd estalt'. the Getty M ans1on tn Bel·A•r and the former Litton Jndus tr1t•s hc:.idquartcrs 1n Heverly llills. LEHMAN HAS introduced As sem biy Constitutional Amend· ment 20. which would allow the Legislature to restrict or forbuJ real estate owner s hip in California by aliens who hve out s 1dr> the statP. It would not apply to resident aliens who were eli~i· hie for eventual citizenship but wou Id appl y lO domestic corpora ttoni-. '4h1ch .-ire owned by foreign Jnterrsts. T w l' n t v · f 1 v c ~ l a t c s h u v <· alrl'ady ci1:.ictl'd similar lcgj~l<i t1on "LET THEM INVEST here," says Kjeldscn. "We may be able to use their holdings as 'a le~cr againflt them at some point. But we obviously don't have a lever if they're not an vesting here." Ultimately. says Kjeldscn. what the infusion or . .overseas capital demonstrates 1s a dilcm· ma confronting foreigners, not Cahfornians . Europeans. Ira· nians, Mexicans and others are fleeing here and bringing their money. he says. not scouting for eventual takeovers. "Whcr<' can they go'? ... he says. "Tht>y can play down the Unitw.f St<1tes, but where else t':.tn they go"! There Just aren't that many good places to invest in around the world." Oasses Scheduled Saddlcb<1ck Collegl• District n ·s1dcnls with orchestra l mus ic t·X · pcrient'e c<in find an out let for thei r skills in thl' ~add leback Symphony Orchestra Those 1ntc•r(•Sl<'d can p11rtt<:Jp11tt· In . lhC' SY~. phony by e nrolling in· one of two fall <'lasses for credit or for nu credit. The orc hestra r c - .hcarsf'S Tul'Sdays from s 99~, Our Best Vatu1• in .J ldrtJP ~f'1,.c.11on ot Color<; R..,_ s 1 l .95 100% MYLO.. Large Cho1cu ot Cotors R•q. U..ti. . I oo•" NYlOH SHAG or H I-LO n ,, J'''' ( r ,,, . Arq SS 9S COMMEllCIAL fWfEOS /\II r • i'J< • l1Jp,,I Ir,, r .tinily Hrir,n1. I' 1tr hf'lt·, ' I• •• , •. Apq. U 9r, CANYON C RPET- l\11th<J"l''d o"·'''.,'· 1 rir 1, •·. r , • , " . r • H• , • ~ I ~A~l IHL '. V'"•" 6 • t 1 ftAMli 1 l l • 'I If • ~" c; Hrt: MOii. ltlrv Sot I 0 to 4 P·"' ~ ~ "\~ 344 OCEAN AVE., LAGUHA IEACH • 4~7.4386 ~~ f)ff\Hf •,,,...,..,-.,._ tt1~ .. ..t f4t"'~ ,0... • f.4• ,,,, • ( I 0 ~ 1(> W<'ll ovL·r half of the p<>sh stores on Heverly Hill'~ Rodeo Dr ive 11r<• owned or leased by r'Ore1gnc r9' A J apanesc r eal estate company recently bought the 42·story Crocker Bank build· mg in downtown Los Angeles for $78 million /\CA 20. wh1eh 1s co-sponsored by Ass embly Sp ea kc r Lt•o McCarthy, D·Sa n Francisco, needs two-thirds ;1pproval Crom hoth housC's lo make it to the stall' ballot and S:.icramento ob i-.1·rv1·r:. predict an uphill battle. THE UNITED STATES, says Kjeldscn. "is still a relat.ively uncontrolled system . Jn other countn es. there arc great con· ccrns about the way their 1·conomics are evolving. You're having some tremendous struc· l ura l uphec.iva)s occurrinJ!." 7 to 10 p. m 10 room 103 _~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~·MilitaiWiillmi.U....-1111.til.:::l.2.j~ o f tht> f'inc Art s Co mplex. ThC'1r firs t c·onccrt will take plat'1· Scores of forc1j!.n banks c.ire t apping the rich Callforn1<1 market and a Japanc·se fast-food c h ;.iin I), huildm g 100 ston;!s throughout tht• ),talt> . AMONG ITS BACKERS :.tr<.· th<' M<1 tt•'s Grangt• organ1wl1on und the• California As:.oc1at1on of Dec 15 I'' 0 r I n f () r m ;1 l I () n , phone R.11 4!>5!i, 495· Hl(HJ or 559·9300 ;;c v~u ·.:1 ···c ·:.: ... :::·.-::: ··a·n ... :·: . .. . .· . . · ... I ,o•' • . . ·'.QUit ·:. : -in 5 :_: ·a· ....... --~ .. -.. ~~ ays . .... ... -. l'f[DI JtrRLY Smolung ContrOI A, .. ,...._ ......... ...._. 0111u11tNM ..... c...., °""' .. ...-.......... .... ---.......... ... .... 111 ........... . ' asur ,.,,,.,,., .... , " ....... , . ..... , ... c.a .. ..... .. ,., .......... . 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' Orange Coast O ITION l'our Hometown Dally Newspaper VOL. n , NO . 21 1, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONt>AY, JULY 30, 1979 c F IFTEEN CE NTS Brown ounces Canipaign Conmllttee " SACRAMENTO <AP) Gov Edmund Brown Jr. took {.I nu&Jor •• today toward challenaine President Carter for the 1980 Democratic nomln•t1on. announc1n1 tbe formation or » "Brown ror·Pr•icknt" committee The governor's oWce announced that Brown n0Uf1ed the F.clerall El«llom Commlulon rn Washington of the formahon ol tM • 'gekwetory •• campaign committee - TH£ ANNO NC£M .:NT STOPPED SHORT of formally dttlarine BTown's entrance into the race. But by notifying lhc FEC he become:, an official candidate 1n the commission':-. eye!> a11ct must report campaign conlr1bullon1> apg spending. State Air Resources Board Chairman Tom Quinn. a long-lime 1>0lit1cal adviser or Brown's, will head lhe committee. and the gov- ernor's directo r of · administration, Jodie Kra1ewsk1 . will be treasurer. Brown's office said. Both will resign their stale jobs ut the close of bu111ness 'l'ues· du.,v. ARB m ember Mary Nichols will become the board '~ r hulrwoman and s ucceed to Quinn's JOb of Brown·~ Cubinet·lcvel en vironmental adviser. And aJlhough his announcement comes at a time when Carter 11. in bad political s hape , that doesn 'l necessarily mean smooth ~aihnA for the 41-ycar-old Californian. The Oemocrat1c governor defeated Cartt:r :n three primane~ m 1976 in a last•mmute. whirlwind t>1d lo head oH the Georg1an·s ::.uccessfuJ drive to the White Hou&c BlJT Tllll' YEAR BROWN IS moving more deliher<itely. talk· 1ng of an exploratory period in which hl' woura evalualt.' his s up· port before becoming a full·fJed~ed candidate .• His top aide. Gray Davis. says the ~overnor experts the ex· ploratory st age to possibly last .. ,, few months." He wouldn't say 1f Brown has decided to go beyond lhat ··1 don't want to try to characterm : his statt of mind:' Davi:-. !>J1d ... Anyone who thinks senou::.ly :.ihout seeking th.I:-. Muntry·~ <See BROWN TO RUN. Pa~e AZI Deputy. Slowdown Snags Courts Gas Protest Eyed Pricing Rules Anger . Dealers LOS ANGELES <AP) Southern California gas sU1tion owners. angry over new federal pricing rcJ?ulat1ons . say they would be wilhn~ to ~tage a pro test s hutdown 0..1,,.-s..., ....... OW.at ... tf crber> M ~1r c u s t', 8l political philosophe r who contribute d to s tude n t turmoil in the 'f.Os and scan dalized conservative San Di e~o Co unty whil e t e aching the r e. is dead P hotograph was taken in March when he s poke at UC Irvine. <Story. Puge A5l. U.mt Pressed For Abducted Oaild in Car D AYTONA BEACH, F la t APl · Russell Thompson spent his 34,lh birthday sttllng in a m otel room. s torin g al t he Atla ntic Ocean. His wife even under sedation, co•ldn 't Keep from aobbing. Their only child, 5-year·o id Carollde. was kidnapped as the couple were beginning a vaca • Uon-blrtbday celebration. Authorities said today lhey 1UU bad no useful leads to the wbe~ or the blonde. blue-eyed child, the Thompsens' um Oldsmobile and two pel dogs in the back of the car when it waa taken Saturday. ··1 wiah l had something t.oit.ell you," police Sgt. Charin s.an aaldthlamoming. Sloan said police received a handful al Upe from people who btHeffd they"••" the car or ~..,.,_. • police drawing of Uie At issue arc Department or Energy regulations scht!duled lo sto into effect Wednesday. limit 1ng retailers to an 1dcnl1cal 15:4 <:e nt profit on c:ach gallon of ga~ Und<>r prevu>ul> formulus. eac·h M<.tl1on's m<.ix1mum µrtcl' was in d1v1<1ually set. Th(.> regulat1onx also woulci <11· low <·hargcs for c hecking the 1J1I and clearunjt windshields . Indus try cxperl~ s ;,y Lr <' <·hanl{cs will hurt low volumt· ~tut1ons that trad1t1onully <.in· depende n t on h1 g hl'r profit mar gins wh11l-lJAr~c :-.tations will be helped. "If you have ~· :150.000·vallon allocation you're guarantee<' to be wealthy," s aid S tephen She lton. exe<:utivc director of the Southern California Service Station AssocJatlon. "If yotJ have small station, you_might be regulated out of business." To co'nsumer.s, the changes may mean lest~~vicc. ··when a dealer trieds to squeeze out more margin. nc c an only squeeze out frills:· s ays oil marketing expert Dan Lundberg In a survey, 80 percent of 234 s tation operntors throughout Southern Callforni<.1 s aid they would support a protest involv ing the clcJSin~ of their station!>. Anothe r JO percent s a id they would support some other form o( protest Shelton stressed tha t the a~ ~oeiatioo wants to avoid a shut down . and wants th e law c hallenged in court. lie said the poll illus trates the wide dis· satisfaction with the changes When the pricin1t formulus wen~ announced two weeks ago. David Bardin, a DOE official. predicted they would cause "in c reases in some cases of a pen ny. and in som e cases decrease!'> of a penny and very little overall e ffect" Full-service operators w1l1 be prohibited from figurtng extra costs into the pump pnce. But will be allowed to make a se parat e c h arge to ,he customer Such a charge would m ake full service a •·painful experience,· said Lundber12 Foa•ing Founia(fl \ • • , ._....,, Ptlot l'"°'O llr ....... P.IYM Pu sscrb~· Car ol Rt.·y nolds s a mples sud!-. th<.it <.1ppt.•<J rcd in Cosl<t Mcsci City Hall lountain to<lay and sympathi?.C!'. with nt.\ worker George HoSl'. 1,\ho had l o dl'an up 1h£• mes~. Sonwhody put whal <1ppcared lo '"' bubhlt· huth ~o:.ip in ttw fou11larn. wh1d1 •~ 111 :1 land:-.C':.tf>L•cl ari•<.i bl'twt•en l'llY ol - l11·c..., and pol1<·1· h1·acl11u c.t rlf·r~. Cit' ol · lu:i;ds 1Al·rc n 'l l~ugh1ng <.it the pr<.111k. Irvine Bank Heist Suspect Arrested • rvinc police• upprchc ndcd a 20-ycar-old West V1r~tn1C.1 man today in connctl1on with the roh· hcry mmules {'arlicr of a World Sav1nits and Loan branch at 181 00 Culver Dr1v~ Taken into c ustody wa!> a !>U!>· peel tentatively 1dcnt1f1ed ;is Jamtis A. Nu~cn ol Nellie, W. \I a., police said. Police said the :-.a vings a nd loan was robbed at 9:30 a .m. by ~• man who gave <.t tl'ller a note: demandin~ money. It was not certain if the man brand1sncd ;, ~eapon. The robber then fled on foot westoound throuf(h the parking .ot to Culver Drive. tJfflct•rs sa1tl Public Safctv a1dl' (ire~ Allen. who 1s a non· -.worn µolicc l'mployel'. heard a Oel>tript1on or the ~USpl'l'l broad· t·c.ist over his cur r adio minutes uftcr the holdup and s pollctl <• man ufoot who mH t<:hl'd that description. Nu~cn wus th(.ln a rrl'st(.ld by officer Cindy Spt·nccr with a~· -.istance from backu1> units on Culver bet wcl'n M 1chc lson anfl St•ton. Hl' had a large knife 111 his possession and more than $1,000 in a bag. He offered no re· SISletOCC'. Police said FBI agents have· joined the m in inves t igating lhe case. ~Lal Smog . . Likely Agai n For Tuesday - llol. sticky we;ithN and w1~<1k M'U hr<.'t.'ZCS that wt•n• expected to combine t o cre ate· heavv .. mug «ond1tions alon g th e Oran~c Coast today ;ire likely to r<'f)l'al Lht· pattern Tuesday. N;,. I I 0 II a I wt· .. l h (' r !'; (' r v I l ' c 'pokcsmen prl'dH·lt·'I. i\1r quahly Management Dis- t n et fo recasters warned of un· healthful air con<hl1on~ to<lay for 'ens1t1vc JX'Opll' in th<• ()ra nge• Coast urea and for tht• e ntire Lol> Angeles metropolitan re~1on. A spokesman for the National Weathe r Service saut the cond1 · t1on was brought about by a weakening of onshore brt.-eu:s Ltccausc an offs hore eddy is pushing the air south offshore. Although the inversion layer 41US expected lo hft fro m 700 reet to 1.000 today, the weather fo recaster s aid 1t would likely drop back again Tuesday ·Despite today's lift m the Ill· ver s ion layer. the hot inland temperatures were ex peeled to produce the unhealthful 1ur th11l resulted m t.Clday'l> AQMD warn· mg. The .veather service said the inve rsion layer drop. expected Tuesday. should be orrset by a d rop In tempera tures und a weakening o.r the marine con<h· tions which should Improve the Clow of sea breezes by Tuesday cvenlng . Delays .,· Hit Jail System Ky ROB E RT l\i\RK t :R 0t tM O•tlr Pt lot St .. tt Th<· Ora n~c· Count v c·uurt ._y::;t rm -wa~ <·x11t·<·t ed lo b•· t hrow11 into :-.haml1l<•!> lly a work -.lowdown of d1·µut v ..,her.th wh11·h l'•>llttnuf•d today. T h•• 'lowdown . whu·h h<.1 :-. h1•1·11 m11~t 11ronourw1•ll 111 lht• Jail ... v,t1·m will rc·sult in ll·n~lhv c!P I a\' 1n th 1· 1 ra11~p11 rt :1t111n of pr"onC"r-. 111 thl' l'UUrh lor lt'l;c.tl pt ll("t •t'lllll~S ··Tht• c·ourts ;1n · go111~ lo h1· in ;1 h1·l l 111 a me·"'··· :-.a11I Boh \J ,u· Ll't1tl. hu)'.1n1•!>:-. manag1·1 or 1 h•· A~'o<'lat111n lrir Cl r<111g1• t ·1111nt v l)(•puty ~h1·nff, l'rt:-.Olh'r' normally hl'gin ..,r 1 1 v ing al K. :10 a m . 111 the (~ntral (I rang" <.:ount:v Munic111al ('nurt '.'font.' hmi arr1v••tl hy !1::«1 um anrl dt•l<1ys •>f up to thrN• hour:-. ... v.c·n· prc-.hl·tt·d Pri:-.oni·t.., who normally :'!Jl· Pl·ar 111 Superior Court <tl Y <.i m for ;.iss1J?nment~ a lso h<td riot h<•1•n rlt•h vcred on llm1·. Shcnff deputies a rl' in charge 11f trano;portmg ;1JI prisoner.., to 'u111•nor <'Ourls anti lo outlying m un1 t·1pal t·ourts rn N1•wport. lk;u·h. Wt•st min~lt·r, Fullcrtc111 .rnd Laguna Nt~Ul'I. Th1·v an· µrnt1·..,t 1ng lat·k of program:-. 1n th1•1r cl1·r11 ;.rnch for pay 11H·n:a~l"• v.1l h 1·11unty Ill' gol 1 Jlor:-. Spo10·:-.m1•n sa:v ~twr1ff ilt'r>· 11 1 1l':-. w ill lw handling ;ill t•rnl·r~cn<·u~s on :.in 1mmt.'<liale ll:J:-IS llowt•vcr, they an· go111g by tlw tmok in other m<1ltl·r~. Th1.1l :-.lowdoY.11 wh1c·h· tw~<.in .1 t m utnight "'rulay. ha~ rl'l>UltL'd in m a1or delay:-. 1n Oran~t· Cnun· \y .1:111. P r 1s n11er s. for 1•x <1m r1I•'. normally art• frrl hrc akfa!>t al 1i.:10 a .m. Some of them wt•r1· nnt cxpt•tl· t·cl to IX' h'CJ unt 1 I W 30 today. al'· t•ortl111g lo MacJ..eo in hooking pro- t· l' l' a nd rclcu~c.., of in.- nwtl·~. • All a ide to Sheriff HracJ Gutes 'aid Gales does not have a ny com m cnt on the JOb :t<'lion. ·'I le 1~ rcmc.t1nm~ neutral in all a specL5 of the ne~otiallons." Lt. Wyatt II art said. ' "lie feels thal the sllt!riH dcp. ut 1cs dc•servc co m pt•l1t1 V(! wages thul arc paid lo other m;.i- JOr enforcement ;.1~enc1es in the tSee COU RTS, Page A2) Or::ecJ~-~o~~• We athe r N lght t h rough mid · morning low cloudiness. clearing to hazy sunshine in the afternoons through Tuesday. SliRht ly warmer o n T u es d a y . ·11 i g h s through Tuesday in t he low 70s at the beaches . to upper 80s in the inland ureas. t•l*!'L But he Hid the leadl ··.-.Ndout .. • ' Al t o i n t h e car was a Five TV Sets Gone At Nuning Home INSIDE TODA~ Spaced.out scNlpturw Oft dt•· plo11 al fi'o1ht0fl I alond " dra~ng ~ ~'°" /rom "crocw" 10 "/ollCiftOltftfl." Sn FfGttariftg, Pafls Cl. · home m ade blnhday cake tbe famUJ •• aotDI to decor ate fQr . 1'1aomPIGD'tblrthday Swida> KEPT. l/81M llOJIE . . -. .. ,.._.. ...... . ~---.......... -•d11--......... ... .-........... PqeCJ. ....... 11e11e1 t ' Rebel. a -*len retriever belolllln1 to Lh • pool with aU111la... and'~ Be .. ~ f.ondon. Ontario. enjoys the 10dd Ing on • •K;' matt1'111. ,.... ~ life ln tail D1Uter '1 backy1rd ewtmmin1 .. • IJ) t ,!\ t~i ve color ,e1evl11on sels worth more than St 400 were stolen early S"nday rnorninc from Bayview CoavalHuac, Ho1pllal, 2065 T burln AY't• Cotta M•a, potic:e 1aid. The TV·•· v•luecl at \hltf tlOO ..-x .... -~ ................. (t L.M ...... , _ ......... .. ........ ~ Atl .... .. -2 .. .. WASHINGTON (AP> Prest· dent Cart.,.. t'lalmln1 aucceu for hl1 camp David "domettk tumrnlt," Mid toda)t he bu re c•aved •·• t.e1ecrama ud W -t•n ot ~ Tl petteet ot them favorable. Carter made these oblern-- • Uons n talldna to •bout too aum mil p1&rtkip1tnU. lnvlt ed to • tbaok-you 11.&Dcbeon In the Wh ite House East Room "I thank the produrt "'as very benerlclal rur 9ur nalloo... ht' declared. A Ith o ugh th l' p res '°d e nt. acknowledged h e dtd not ·•reapond'eaaUy_ to uiticlam." he urged gue ts to give him un- varnished s uggestions or com- plaints in future. ''You need not be e mbar· rassed to give me tough ad vice." he said, arguing that the Camp David talks. conducted .. in the bluntes t posdble terms," had broken the ice between him and those with whom he met there Cart t'r reported that per!>onal wires and lette r s recei ved betwet'n his July 15 addres::. to the na tion and Friday represent ed ·the biggest outpouring" he has received as a result of a sin~le l'venl. Clauning 77 percent approval. he ::.aid only 9 percent of the mes::.ages were unfavorable . with many of the rest featuring s uggestions ror <lealing with energy problems . Carter dtd s ay that 4 percent ur~ed that he personally save cne q~y by avoiding trips around the country. a suggest ion he has reJC<.'ted on grounds that he wants lo gel <.'loser to the people The president asked luncheOn guests not only for future advice but also fo r support of his e nerJ.:)' J>POposals and for his hope-; lo re ... turc ··., spirit of harmony and cooperation" 1n the country Blnckouts Darken East BOSTON (A P I A power hll'Jckout caused by a combin ation of hot weather electrical us age. trans mission problems a nd ~c n crati n g p la n t brt'a kdo\\ ns s wept over pai:ts of easte r n Massachusetts and Rhode Ii.land today A r ei::ionol pow e r s pok<'s man s aid local ulllitics cul off power to It bout 15 percent of the -..,CJ.l s tomf'rs in the two states to k~p the blackout from spreading. Among areas without power were sections of Prov1dt•n cc. H.I .. and Boston: where the midday temperature was in the mid-80s. Many Boston s ub· urbs were als o blacked o ut, including Quincy, Salem. Nahant and Cam - bridge. ~ Wife Watches Mate S laying C A RSON (AP) -A 79-year old San Pedro m an was shot to death during a street robbery as his elderly wire watched, Los Ange les County sheriff's def>- uties reported. Willie Kurt Hoefke and his wife . Elsie, 72, had left a Carson restaurant late Saturday night whe n a man jumpe d from behind a car. demanded money and then s hot Hoef'ke, deputies said. The man fled with Mrs . Hoefke's purse. Hoe fke, who was s hot once ln the chest. was pronounced d ead at Ha rbor UCLA Med1cal Center. OftANQECOAIT c DAILY PILOT TlwOr_C_o.llt ,.lel,Wlt11-k ll1tt- lllMCllM ........... t,1,_1_0,1,..0r- c; .... """' ........ ~ ,._ .. '"'''-·" °""'""~ .~ ,........., ,, ... , IOt Co.I• .... H-'"'"· -llftlltOft .. ,..,.,f.,.,.. ••lftY•lln.ININ.l-.. ~-.. c .... " ,......,,..._._...,i•--""v<ffyt-~l' Tho "''"'"'"'-·"""' ....... " .. lJD W.t4 •0111 .... c.u-.c .. -... • .,.,.. --. ... -___ ,_,_ '•n•.~ YIU ""'-"1_ 0t_el """-' -·-..... ~ .. ....... M ..... l"tlililw ......... ~ .......... .... AMitll .............. ...... c..c ..... a.ao. ......... =:·=-~=-..... OflMe \,_ ...... ..,, .. '-........... _,..,....~. ,,.,,~ .. --- ,,, ,, '"' (114)...., assr•••Aff••llll•.._. o.llY l"llet S"'it l"- a.1 .. Prolled 2 States Seek Death Warrants POUGHKEEPSIE. N.Y. CAP> -Arizona and Oklahoma have issued murder warrant. for an ex-convict from New Jersey who confessed to slaying hia 71-year- old bride and 20 others In a ooe· year, coast-to-coast killing s pree. authorities say. New York State Police Lt.. John Crodelle said authorities are Investigating claims by 50· year-old Joseph Fischer that he killed five or six people in the Los Angeles area, three around S an Francisco, committed "numerous" slayings In the· Bowery section of New York Ci· ty. and single killings In other cities frem Maine-to New Mex· lco. Fitcher war betn1 be'fd without bail on second-de1ree murder charges in hla wife'a death. Officials In Oklahoma .. aid Fischer ls wanted in t h e bludgeoning death this sprtng of a Moore. Okla., woman. They s aid he had been dating Betty J o Gibson before her body was dis· covered May 25 in a n ailed-shut closet In her hom e. Authorities in Arizona said Fischer is wanted in the s tab· bing death of a man in Flagstaff in late March o r early April. AMBITIOU $ MESA BICYCLISTS (FROM LEFT) BEAL, COLE, KINCAID, KURNETT ____ Heeding North on Coast Highway to Comple&e Their Border-to-Border Pedellng Crode lle said Fischer turned himself in Friday In New York City and confessed to 20 slay. ings, including the slaying of his wife. whose body was found in their home in Wassalc. 70 miles north of the city llowever, Hartford, Conn., ci· ty po llce said they d id not belte ve they taad a oy missing person re ports which would murder there . Portland. Maine. authorities s aid they, too. had confirmed Fische r had been in town, but had been unable lo substantiatt c la ims tha t he committed a murder there this month. -f 'ro• Page Al BROWN TO RUN. • • -highest Offtl't• ou~hl to bl' Jlt.'rOl1tlC'll a pl•nod of rt'flect1on lo lt•Sl his strength · · Fed<'rul clt•t·twns law :illm'" polt·nllal pn·s11lcnli::ll cand1d:.it1·-; to raise money to test the pol1t1cal ~ at ers without reg1sknng with the FEC and reporting contributions and expt:ndllures Brown's move toward a formal challenge of Carter comt·s at a tim e when the president 1s floundering 1n the polls But Brown also faces problems or his own. Not the least of them are the diffic ulty in cha llenging a president of the same party and the potential candidacy of Sen. Edward Ken nedy. KENNEDY SAYS llE SUPPORTS Carter, but active draft Kennedy movem ents have sprung up in several states. cind the polls show the Massachusetts Democrat leading Urown and Carter. For another thing. Brown is better known nationally than when he plunged into presidential politics in 1976. a htt.Je over a year after starting his first term cis governor. That can bt: a plus. giving him bct~r name recognition. but 1l can also bt-ci minus. Urown's POS1t1ons on l>llCh volat1l<' 15sues as abortion, nucll·<ir pO\\l'r and arms hmilalwn ;.ire hcHt:r known OU\\ IN ('ONTltAST TO CARTER, llF: <ippQscs limits on gov crnment fund1•d olJOrtwn ... for poor \\omen. 1s. 1d to build the MX m1ss1IC' "Jerry Hrown is in a much d1fforcnt position now than m 1976 ." i.ay!> Tom D'Alcssandro. Cl Muryland Ue mocraltc Jcu<ler and key Brown supporter 1n 197fi "Ile was a m yster y then. this unique youog man from out West v.ho came in on a \\ h1rlw1nd Then· was i.t' lot of curiosity at>11ut him then. Thcrl' also .... as a ltt·publican prc!.1dcnt "Now .we'v<' gQl ;i Demo1·rat1c prcs1d<•nt People n1N either like or dislike J erry Brown. The mystery is gone ·· POLLSTF.R I.OU llt'\RRIS CONCLUDED recently that although it would Luke u "miracle'" for Carter to win the De mocratic nommatwn. his s1Jund1ng::. find that Urown I!> "bomb- ing out" as a chullengcr. Brown's fervent. pusl· Proi><>s it1on 13 support for spenrling cuts and a halancecl ft'Cl<•ral hurlgf't anrl his patt1·rn of hl'ing lih1·ntl rm s ome issues anrl const·n atl\·1· on nthf'f•, )!l\t'" 1>c11ple lht• f1·l'lin~ he ts ··very opportun1sl1<'. h) p<w11t1cal C\'lll unpnne1plt·ll " Harns says _ Davis disputes thut r••aluat1on. sa) 1ng l h:tl wh1l1• Bro)"n doesn't fit into a lrad1t1onul 1>11hl1cJI moliJ. he dot's haVf· pred1 C'ta · '-blc positions on many as::.uc..,. . "WHEN H E ('/\ME TO OFFl ('t:, h<> lalkcrl about un l·ra of hm1ls. <11'>out nnt enough l'OOku:s in the· Jar to f\Jnd <il l the programs of the OOs ." Davis said. "II e 's ht:cn very con .... stcnl on fist al issul's "I think this talk ahoul opportunism <ind cha nging JUSl doesn't stand up on a thorough examination of lh1· record. And you sh<1w me someone running for president who's not amb1l1ous and not an opportunist and maybe 1"11 volt· for 1hc•m ." Brown 's-appointment of Edison Miller, a form<!r P OW a_ccuscd of collaboralin J.: with the North Vi<'tnamese. to thl' OrancC' County Boa rd of ~upcrvisors. and his J.>0<1r n~latton::.h1p with Cahfornw leg1slators could also pose pmhll'ms for him. Bl'T'ifftOWN S J:El'JS TO HA VE a knack for appto;1ting lo di\·erse ~roups and winning despite heing on the wrong srde of emotional issues. as he was 1n 1978 when he won a landshd-c re· election victor y despite earhc:r oppos1t1on to Proposition 13 "Ma ybe what he did in Cahfom1a. he can do nattonally," said Harris. "But I um not a be liever 1n lightnin~ stnkrn~ twice. Jerry Brown has a long way to go." Washed Up Tires Anger Beachgoers Thousands of old tires from man-made fi s hing reefs have washe d ashore s ince 1977 al Huntington a nd Bolsa Chica b eaches, antagonizing surfers and r~idents and finally mak· ing the state Department or Fish and Game's blacklis t. The blacklisting c ame Friday after an extensive study of the use of the lire reefs. said John G. Carlisle Jr .. the DFG 's habitat dev e lopm ent coord#or, who said he was out on the beach himself picking up the old automoblle tires. Not only are the worn-out tires a nuisance, satd Carlisle, but they don't work. "The reefs are not that effec- tive," he said. "The surface sand covers the tires." A Los Angeles fishing club which Carlttle decltned to Iden· tify built an artificial reef ln 1975 orr the Huntington State Park Beach, ualng 25,000 old tires u a kind ot underwater housln1 de· velopment tor fiah. But the fish never moved ln and thoulande ot tlret becan Ut· terln1 the beachea of 'Bolaa Cblea and Hunun1ton ttate park• in ta. tall ot im, he Hid. ''We _.. •tttin1 d"1*ate ealll from .. Utepardl, IO Wt rounded u9 •ol uateert, ..,....,. md PtOPle from DPG to ,.._ 11P tM Mada " taid Car.U.le. "But, tbere .wth prob- ---• ably be more tires breaking off." · lfondrc..'ds more tires wa11hea\ ashore or drifted to sea~60 miles north ir. Ve ntura County in the pas t year , he said, after some 30,000 Ures were used lo build a fishing reef in Oxnard's Channel Island Harbor. Federal waste disposal funds paid for the Ventura t:ounty proJ· • eel . which received its permit from the DFG. After receiving the beaclled· tire complaints, the-DFO sent a team ot dtvers down to examine the reefs. They found the sh1fl· lng sand had completely buried them. rendering them useless. ·'The reason our coast is bad for tire reefs ls that we have long period waves that come from storms off Australia and New Zealand," said Carlisle. "We should spend our time and money on something that will be permanent.·· Carlltle said any solid «A>Jeet will attract fl1h. "Fish eo to objects becauae ot a natural lnaUnct to orient to 10lld object.a," he 1ald. "It slv•1 a reeUnc ot p~on. Alic> lD· vertebratM and planta wlll root, wblch providet food tor the ftlb. I ·•we usually try to pu•.1 artlflclal reef• near 1mall boat barbon to provide 1ate ftlhin1 wb•re otberwlM there would be, no ti•hlDI," ht .. 1d. I • • Four Mesa Bikers Head North The rem<iindt'r of the summer ~ \\Ill be anything but dull for four Co!>fa Mesa youths They h:fl Saturd<1y on a b1cycle trip lo Canada. The bikers are Matt Beal. 2440 Duke Place: Robert Cole . 1175 Atlanta Way. Nick Kincaid. 2441 Oukc Place and Bill Kurnctl. ~449 Fordham Drive All are 18 a nd recent graduate!. of Costa Mesa lligh. Claudine Eggers. who began wr iting to Fischer while he was Sl•rving a 25 year murder sen l t• n <' ..: 1 n a N c· w J e r s c y prison, m arried him aftt'r he was paroled in June 1978 f 'ro• Page A I COURTS. • • c·ountv. ··Wyatt added Spr;kt·sm~n for the deputies ::.ay they are fa lling far short of salaries being paid by Anaheim. H untrngton Beach and other policl' agencies The ir goal is to pedal from hordt'r to border They a c c·omph::.hcd part of tht'1r real by lnkinJ.: to the Mexican l>order tht' \\ eekcnd before last To com pletc their goal. the four arc now heading north The ir dcst1nut1on 1s Vanc·ouver. British Columbia Sheriff deputies ure asking of _ f1 c ially for a 17 pt·rct-nt <it•ro...,s the-board pay incre;.,se for om· \ 1a Pat'1f1cCoastlltghway It will take lhl' youths thrl·c lo four weeks to <.'O m plel<' the1 r Journey. They plan to spend two days 111 San Francisco and con t1nue up the coa!.t They will camp out overnight at various campsites until they reach their cte s tinatio n . In C'anada the four will stay with Cole 's relatives The teens will spend a wcc•k or two m Canad<.1 before baking down lo Seattle, Wash From there. they will fl y hack home .. ~J'hC) plan to return JUSl in timl' to begin dasses at Orang<· Coast College· in Costa M C.'iJ. / ,;,.,., _ I .I Back to Campus Casuals \'l'l::lr · Spokt•::.mcn sa y th~ county ha.., offered a 4 rrorccnt hike for 1r1 vest1 gators and bailiffs <i nd a i pl'rcc•nt ~,.,t for others m th1 4 IO nwmber a::.-.oCHJl1on M acl.eod s aid that !-.hcrirr dcpul1c..o:. an· following C1ll safet~ frutures as pcrscnbcd in the dl' partml'nl's rules and regulatwn:-. manual lie said. for mstant't'. th<.1l on" deputy is assigned to each Pv1· 1nrnatC's 1n lhl' movcmc•nt of µnson1•r-. M a(.'l.t'O<l ..,:.i1d in the past. on" deputy ha::. been h:.indhng up to 20 J.>rt::.oner::. N o J o h a 1· l 111 n h y <· o u n t \ t•mplo}ees 111 othe r dcpartmcnh \\ere n·portcd today by count) 0Htc1als Ever j)OpUlar Op COrd pents()( shorts team UC) wllh either an Offshore longsleeve kntt featunng accent stnpmg on arms and chest. or a Pua HawaM shoulder snlrt Great fit. great style, at the Garage .. .t . .... .-.. -... - r 4 Break-ins Net Only $100 in Costa Mesa Attempts to break into at least thrN• busineso;cs in a com ml·rt·1al c·i·nl c r o n Cadilla c J\vt•nuc 1n C'osta Mesa nctlt:d on· ly al>out $1011 an c&sh. police s aid Late Saturday night or early Sunday morning the thief or 1h1cvcs. thought hy offlt·ers to ht· Lill' !>ame in all three cas~~. pr1 c·d o p1•n a s afe at 3550 C'arltll<Jc Ave . :.i c1rrnit l'>oacd l'Onlp<rn). to take lhf' monPy Thf' SUS J)f'!'t had lrtecl . hut la1li•d tr11>11·ak lh<' dearllol'k holt 1111 I h1• rf1111r of a11 ;.11IJOHllO~ hu .... m·~, llc;1('h W1·ath1·r Stnpp1n~. ,\ flow <loo r~ down, al 3520 C'u<ldlal'. tht· front door to Gary Elcl •·r C11ns1 rul·t111n h:1d be1·n fn r•'<'d 01wri hut no mom·y m v:ilual>le!-> were la kl'n. fiOllct• ..,i:lld Bombings Probed S /\N F"HANCISCO (A P > Poli ce are invE:'st1 gatini:: u s eries of 111c1dl'nt !-> rn volving Jew1~h 1•st;i hli::.hmcnls. •ncluding two f1rl'l>OmhJ11gs. 1n the Sunset DlS· t rtl'l of tht' city .. AL"SGAAAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644"·7030 ... ---~--c- ... - ' I ' • • ' • . \ I • ,,. la ~ • ,. •· • ' •••••1'• .NYSE COMPOSl'I'E TRANSACflONS .a ... (r.81') Pl kseO e .............. ..:.""-......... ~lfll. ......... 0..W. ... OMIMltlt*ll ~.,...,... .......... -.-.......... _....o.-n ... ---. ' ,• ..... .-aim 8 «WLY NDT U~ - IBM Alling? Giant Aaka /or Loan 81 MD.TON MOSKOWITZ WbeD t8M aneeaee, everyooe set.a a cokS. ti lt ever ume down wUb a cokS. we would probably &11 end up wtc.h pneumonia. In UM lecoad ~k of July the stock mane\ took a a.harp pluqe. prompted in part by an uauaual aJlDOWICe· m•t from lnteraauoaal Bulinesa MacblDel Corp .• kinspln of tbe world ~put.er industry. IUI WAS &EPOaTING aecoad-quarter profit.a of M67 mlWoo after tues, a fts'ure that could be matched by oaJ1 Ull'ee otber compan4et: American Telepbooe & Telea.rapb Euon and Geoeral Moton. Wbat'1 borrendoua about that? 1t waa dowu 3.4 percent from t.be $881 milllon IBM earned lo the aecood quarter of 1m. In the buslnesa world, you just doo't do that.. You bav~ tD keep be.ati.D& lul year's pedorma.oce ll you dOO.:l wan t to be regarded queerly by the Wa ll ~ Street crowd. i: It was the first time ·.~ ~ in four years that. IBM had failed to improve on a previous year ·s Money Tree prolil ., • .. ' ...! • ! J .. . ~ ii that waan'l bad eooug.b, IBM bad MW&-tM-- sttudl me as even more catacl~mic. It diadosed that tt was Mek1.ng to e.t.abllsb a line of bank c redit that would enable it to borrow up to Sl.5 billion. You can imagine the banks which liMd up to get. a pi~e of that actiod. Who wouldn't wan t lo be ln the po:s1- Uoo of k:ndi.ng money to 18 M" MY THESIS IS TJl)S: If IBM has to borrow money. we're all in trouble U~M is one or the most prodigious cash machines of the 20th century ln all age where everyooc from th<' f1..-deral gowrn ment down to the poor Visa card.holder is he11v1ly in debt , It was always a little comfortin1: to look at the ff'w cor porate ~iant.s who had money 1n the bank and didn't have to a pply at the k>an window IBM was , of course. the out standing example of ao enormous corporation thCJl rou1'1 finance 1t.s growth on a pay·a.s·)'OU·go basis. The last llme IBM had to go to an out.:.1dt' sourcl· for funds was 1967. w~n 1t borrowed $278 million. EVEN NOW IT'S NOT t:NTUlELY clear why IBM has to go Uus route Al the e nd of last year 1l had on hand $4 b1lhoD <'ash lor se<-ur1t1es that <.'Quid~ lum1'<11nstantly 1.11 to cash ) Ounng 197K 1t collttted interest of $400 million on this <'ash I-Ode In othN words. lOM ea rnf>d m ore IJl m tc rc sl than most <'Ompanies t'am on their opera wons And herl' 1t 1s rc&dy to j{O into debt < .011ld It t°>4' that lttM ne~~'<fs lo l'Stabllsh 1ts c n"<J1I rat.mg, v. h1r h OOt> dew~ hy bon oWUlg money and then rcp&Jying tl'' /\. more Likely r1·u s on 1s._,tbat I BM 's cash pos1t1on has cfdt:rto ratcd somcv.tiat. Whtie 1t ha s Sit btlllon 1n the <.'Ll.'ihbox tO<fJy, 1L hat.I $6 bllltoo at the en<.l of 1976 fBM has a more pronounced effect on the :.tock m:.irk•!t loday than 1t did ~fore June 29 because 1t hai. been read m illed lo tM Dow J ones tndustr1al :.iveragc. lBM was Ill· d uded Ill the l.Jsl uni.JI 1939. when 1t was replae<.'Ci by Ame ncan T elepho ne & T elegraph. Here's something to ponde r . lf IBM had remain~ on the list. i.n.stead of Am erican Telephone. \he Dow Jones tn· d ustrial aver age today would be above 1.700 mskad of 1ust above~ · Imperial Bank's Building Grows ~ The $.JO million. 16-story Jmpenal Bank• bu1ldmg al One Town Center Orl'le, Cost.a Mesa, JUSl orf the San Otego f'reeway and Bristol Street, Is neanng com plel&on The la.8t portions or the black glass an<i granite tower are being installed a nd s wtc development 1s under way a('cordJng to the bank lmperiaJ Bancorp has leased thr~ noor... including the ground Ooor. fro m th~ bwlding's developers, C.J Segcrstrom & Son:. and lhc Prudcnllcil Ins ura nce Co of Amen ca So«n4! of ~ ~pacc will be U!-.ed for corporate otcict.~. w1th the remainde r to b4: used by lmpenal Bancorp Mortgage Co. and lm penaJ Bank opera ting groups. A ground Ooor rcgionul bank mg offict-Wtll oplrn :illr.iut Oct. I Re•eardt C'OlllpWZ ~ llp Construction has ~un in arv1m: on a S3 3 mllhon rl'· search and development complex of seven buildings de· signed by Howard F. Thompson and Associates. Inc .. San· ta Ana. T.\KI l'CG STOC.K The 24·acre proJ«t at Main S treet a nd C artwright J\vcnut! 18 called Koll Irvine Busi· ness Cent.er . Initial c ight·acrc phase of seven build· ings is planned fo r com pletlon i.o early 1980. according to Howard F. Thompson, architect. The remaining lG acres are reserved for future corporate build-to-suit omcu that will front Main Street. DeveJoper and builder ~ the Koll Co .. Newport Beach ........... , ..... 1'IOW!S California First Bank's Dana Poinl offtce has moved from 24871 La Plaza , where it had operated slnce 1964. TM new office ts 34177 Pac\ftc Coast Highway. Servi~ include drive-up banJdng, safe deposit boxes and commetti&l loan services. Bankine hours are 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. Mondays throucb Thursdays and 10 a .m . to 6 pm. Fridays. Drive.up service~ are available from 8 :30 a.m. Mond axs through Friduys . • ~ "'e•a C..pa1111 Get• c .. 1,..<-I ~ • ... An Army contract for S18,850 bu been awarded to :'! Muter Speelaltln Co., 1640 Momovl1 Ave .• C0&ta Meaa, a ~ small bua1DeN tlrm. ~ Tbe contract, awarded by tbe Army Commumeallou :: and EMetronin Materiel lleediw1 Command, calla for a ~· quaatltJ ot muter 1pecla1U. awltclMI. ~ '"''•• ............ ""..... .... ~ 1'llrM bu'ldt•p fOf' I .I . I . ~-ta are under COD· ~ 1tntdlon la lfvtae b7 lelftll • McAdam, Joe., Irvine. •. ~ for UM project la Dell Dellever9 ft M-!• toolaa., ta lmM. S.Umated cost of tbe project ii $L8 ~ mUUoa.. uct ~ii lebeduled for Oetober. . L•••e-,.•r• WI• Tee A .. ..,. Mr. IDll Mn. wa,.. Ddoll ol MlllWG Laodacape ,., Semo., CDl&I" ...... woe a.. ,.._ ta tM 1atce com· m~eaw&0r7for....-wwt•laulrP&Me. lniMt .. • Midn••• nlfi .. tM larll 1•'14 H" .................................... , ,. .... ......... !MM. ' ~Alla~.:.r:~·J.:. '\.~=:it: J ....... , t , • It -·· .. IU:-9 c.. ............ .. 0.... • .,..........,. .......... ......., ......... e.y ... ........ .,.,.. •nan MmMMM 9"m'8°'1M ltOne ....... in-11. ..... .......,._.Of (MO ._._.MN IMO'*"'-Gide.._ Ille......,. OI ... .,.,.._ CIN'd It llN>t • OWl'IMV 0... ,,..., U.inov ,,., • Ae MM 19tA\118 "liptund hewd • l a. .... MCNIWI .. OM-\U AeQioNI ~· OI ""'11 MOft <>n06M al M!Meu!Ala er-.. CNaego C\ICle .. ~PfllliM ·~CAMIAA :..~TMC>MM. • OO<CAYUT Outtt. Rot>tn Wl•1•m1 ·lrt~ . , .. T~~•ucturt ' 1:00 C8I NIWt HeCNlWI HIWlYWID OAMI! CJ) JOKER'S WlLO The WK RP cr e w C from le ft , J a n Smithers, Ri chard Sanders. Loni An· derson and Tim Reid > record a com· mcrcial for a fune ra l home on "WKRP m .Cincinnati'' tonight at 9:30 on CBS. Channel l . .. N1earague" C'.!) INTRODUCING l lOl..OOY tMt •oa1ns1 plan• 10 have 11 courtllOUMI bullt on thu porl< site 1'1418' th6tr home (I) AOAM-12 • I LOVELUCY 'Repro<1uc l1nn A rHI M1140411" Lucy wengkNI Ille .... •OIO 1n a ·~ on tht prom11e that Rioky emc.oos 7:30 fJ TME MUPPETS (I) SANFORD ANO SON l'red llas 1 <1r11am 1n which Lemont 11 ttwt ··spml nf Chrl11mu put " EE) 21TOHtOHT Guest Mar"" 0Dfenaon E) OONSUMERBUYLINE U OATIHGOAME 0 TIO TAC DOUGH CD l:He' BRAOY11UNCH The Bt•<lv• 0<gon1ze a p•o- CltaftftPf Lbtln911 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele:'> D KN0C (NBCI Loo; Angele., " KTLA (Ina I Lo~ Angcl(I<, D KABC TV (ABC) Lo~ Angele' (I) KrMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ· TV I lnel I Lo~ An<1olas (1Jl KCST (AOCI San Dit>QO G) KT1V (Ina I L06 AmllJlos Gl KCOP TV (IM I Lo<o Anqnl .. ., fD KCE r TV j PB'->1 l 0 An•wll·'> • C'.!> KOCE. TV tP£J"i1 llun1 '"llrir• Oe ach Molloy returns to poltol duty and !Inda that AIW!d '' con51derlng du&k duly (P11rt 21 EJ!) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT C'.!) JULIA CHU..O ANO' COMPANY "Breakl&at Party" ()) I 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:00 IJ (I) THE WHITE SHADOW C<>&eh Reeves dttcove(I a phenomentl buketb&ll playftt wl\O I& tlto • 1treet w1Ml to"e< w•nte 11 hlfO<I to wt1t8 o goa11p c;Olumn '°' Walnut Crovu s new19e~ and use'\ •~ •to ,iander ~~"''""· ;MCMI • • • • "Tiie Helt-' Cl ... I OIM4I dt ~. T Moll ...... ~ '*'• ..... lift Hefwy .-..· ''W--""'°" 9quete .. A ._. 10Me lottu"e hu"'" di.-.,. unettreotMI llUt .-=12111 •. ) • • "OolN leek, Llttle ...... 111m i.-9'1C8 ~. ,,__ Woodwwd The ffwtreted emollonl of • Gneac>. lhoddV ~ breM IOoM wtltll tMy ,.,., • l()Olft 10 • ~ glfl. (2 11••1 • CA80' 11 nmn AHO ...... OuMte· Steve Lawrtnce . Pau18and • MCMI • e"' "Angel And The Be<lmen·• 118'71 John Wayne, Oen AutMll A Ouakat Q.lfl .. _ e notort- oue ~ from h11 enenllet (2hrl -} •• M.L MOVEM' ~~ . '' l ool< Ing For lndll.. 8111 ~ lool<• bed< on"'' fOU<1h -of .now.. rec:alllng eome of the OU1· 111n<llng 1tor1a1 and COl'l-llon• t:ao. THE 000 COUPLE Ftll•'S 1m•teur opera company flleff • P<obienl Wilen the guest baritone takes umbrege 111 Oscar O:OO'IJ (IJ M 0 A•&•H Cllorle~ end Klinger unei- pucte<lly ahora an amo- 11ona1 eip11r1ence whole drownoriq th&lf 1o•rows at ROSI& 9 bar (Al D MOVIE • • '" "The Raon People · ( 1969) Jamos Caan. S111r1a; Kmghl Alie< f!Mlng her marnect Ille, a Mlfltuttva young woman meeta up with • former conege fool· ball ater wno makes • P<O· loond omptesM>n Ofl he< hie .., ME.AV OAlfflN Guests ()tc;J( Clark. l..orl<\ .. Shorr. Bk>tld1e. P11meta Ha"sley, Ctrofe Cook. Aubt" Carton fD JAMES MICHENEA'S WOALO • H11w111 Revts•ted • llulttzer Pt1~e.w1nner Mrche"er TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 8:00 -"Come Back: Little Sheba." The TV m ovie version. of William Inge 's fa mous s tory with Laurence Olivier and J ocmne Woodward in the leading roles. NBC e 9 :00 -"The Rain People." James Caan plays a former athlete who encounters a sensitive young woman (Shirley Kni~ht ) in thi's movie drama. ABC D 9 :30 -"The Train Rob· bers ." :John Wayne is a gunslinger hired by Ann-Margret to recover a fortune in stolen gold In this western movie. -. t•-Iha htatory of the 1slend1. frOl'n their VIOient birth to the pr-l·d•y urbM Ctt'll.,1 (R) GtGMAT ~ · · T 09Ce" PU«H\I I tr tQ1C oe>et• 11WOMnQ an llMatea loYe trlanglt IMtur .. She<· rll MllnK. Placldo Domin· go and Aaona K1balv1n1- lla HO 8 (I) WKfWl IN QNQNNATI An un<1er1ak1ng 1ycoo" ambatlung on a cemp•ign to Mii funertl 1)8Ckagea 10 young people <14'Cl<IM 10 bagtn hi• a<lvertisinq on WKRP (RI D MOVIE * * * 'Th6 r1aon Robbers" 11973) Joh1> Wayrwi Ann-Margret A lhtfll l widow htre• II IOUQh guns1tng&1 lo recove1 hall a·mrlhOI' <IOllArS 1n gOIO which "61 huSbQ/ld tud before h11 death ( 1 '" 30 mo") @J MOVIE • • ''> "Sweat Swl!et Ractlel" ( 1971) Ale• Or&ltlf Stel•nte Powers An 6•pe<I 1n ESP mok&s .a desperate attttmPl 10 leatn 1ne ioentoty 01 1ne pa<SOtl whOse 11118j)alh1C po_.s are driv1r19 a b&autttul woman macs 11 hr 30 m1n.l 10:00 8 (I.) LOU GRANT Lou unc:ov9f$ .i c;~v1t• l1"8oc1al sc.hAme run by d wh1le·collar c.on nrtobl IA) l~v THIATN: "Polderl•' Oemtlza govas btrth to Ao .. ·• <1euo11te<. but si>Mkll tty When Iha !WO ltml!itl "'"1 81 1114! cnr111enmo (Pat1 5 of 161 ~:1tR) ·=@}NEWS MAKE ME LAUGH MOVIE * *'~ "The Wor1d The flMh And The Devil 11950) Harry Betnfonte, lngor Steven'> Aller " nucte1u hOIOCdu\t thh t!f.6'1 survo•CI•\ d•;Ctd" Iha• nttrmony t:r. f•s•,µ.,n11R1 ''' thou tont1nuoo o""ltonGe I~ hr•, J ID THE ODO COUPLE Q) BENNY HIU SHOW al OICI< CAVETT C.u'l!ol Ao1>1n W1ll1um~ !Pgrl 1 ol 'llR) 1 t·30 t) ROCKFORD FlLES A Cllll!tn' commlltoJf• lrom " smoll town '""'!o Roe;~. lorCate a girl who rovealoQ biq ~""•f*< Oh h•!t f1t~t lfi'-' nnq trip 0 001 POLICE STORY r iu•OQ 'O' · n1· I·'•· .1 t of>IK' £-m~n ~hoot> dt I § Eio§l~y Charlie's Real Angel? By P ETF.R J . BOY F.R LOS ANG E l.ES I J\J'> I read re• cently that d1stovc·ry :J w<iib u:-. al t-very turn, that t·v('n the· wnm puths of our daily ltvt•s an• rt·r1ll'le with rt· v1•lat1on. This is good. I thought f v.;,ikh a lot of tclev1s1on, and lat('ly. my cfa1ly JJillhs have• ~·,·n n·pll'lc· with n·rwat~ l nt·cdcd d1scovc0r} So, l looked real hari.I for a few ni'ghts, ~IVJng th<· <inCl' ov<·r to 'Lou Grant." t·ychall ing '"fhree':. Com pany " Nolhtng I v.as ;1bou1 to g1'e 1t up 1.1s a bum .JX· lt)m wh<:n , Eureka' . MY dts COVt'ry H t· ad y., ·Cb u r I 1 e' 1- AngPl-;," bounc1'ng off into IL'i fourth season . 1 ~ nett what Wt' think it llOSLEY 1s P<.•oplr don 't ~utrh "Churlu"s Ani;:t'ls" lo s<'l· lht• JlgJ.!lt· ;ind twmkl<.' of lhl· pretty Angdll ThC'y wCJtch 1t to St·c Bosley THAT'S RIG HT. Bosley, the father ronfessor squad <'hwf fo r Charlie's pr<' tty squa d , holds 1J powerful f :1sc 1nal 1 o n fo r A m~ r i ca n T V viewers. Must be. "Cha rlir 's Angels" has enjoyed thret• suc·cessful years on A BC, figures lo score big in the rat· 1ngs in •is upcoming fourth season. a n d has don<' 1 t w i l h an c• v (' r . c·hanging cast Of lovl'll CS. fo·arrah Fawt'<'ll·M1.1Jors. you 'll recall, 6cft t'harll e ;,ift('r lht' first Sl'<.ison People still watched. Now Kate .Jackson has lt•fl At this . rate" only Bosley of the original cast v. all rcm<1in for the s how's fifth season As I say, viewers a ren 'l tun· ing 1n to wat+h the Angels bounct: arond the Virgin Islands, nabbing crooks and such. They want Bos ley. I HAVEN'T Y ET figured out why, but rem embe r , I 'm new at this breakthrough business. David Doyle, who play;-l,losle.Y in the fantas y • s how. was presented with the dis· covcry. "l think it's the way I walk," he Si.lid No. it's not that. McLean Stevenson walks much b elll'r, and hurd ly anybody watches his show. It must be l:>Omethtng less obvious. s omething sym boli c . L et's see ... Whal 1s the re about :.1 fe llow who is highly paid for attending his boss' circle of ladies harem . if you 'Grant' Episode Causing Uproar WASHfNGTON CAP ) -A nur sing home or· ganization wants televis ion stations ar ound · the country to refrain from rerunning a "Lou Grant" program that the trade group says contains distor- tions and untruths. wil l , <.•vc r ·prese n t but never touching'? HMM. IT'S A tough one. Maytx: the tlnswer lies further down the path. Anyw<t y. I hope the people al ABC and Spclling:Goldbe rg I whit'h mukes mak es the showl recognize the 1m p licC1 tions of this d is cove r y f f "Cha rite's Angels· " ratings droop this fall. <1 little fi ne·l u ning t'Ould bt· cmployt.'<i, enlarging Bosley's role T hat was how Fred Silverman. while still pro~rnmmer al ABC . fixed "ffClppy Days" Silverm an realtwd that folk,s wanted to see Fonzie. so he t·xaggernt('(J F<m111· ~ c·h<.inH'll'r, and the rating~ bulloom·d 8 Y FIN F:-TI IN 11" (; · Ch ;,i rlu· .., Angels ... Bosh•y rnuld b1• math: tht· c(·ntral ch:.i ractt-r lft• <'<>Uld lw given a c h aracl(•rist1r munnf'rism . J ··s1gnuture." to b1· 1m1tul1·d by mid tJle agc'd mc.•n ;.icross thl' land Aa C1aa y" •~ :>ln·;.idy taken I Fon11t·1 m aybt· "00000<111h • So. then.· 1t ,.,, a i::1:.1nt d1scoverv JUSt Watling lht•rt.• on lhl' v.orn p:.tth of Wednesday night Tht·n· an· otht·rs. I'll bet 'The secret 1~ to ni>l look too ha rd Silverman: ls_t by '~0 M ONTEREY IAP> Fred S il verman, president a nd chief ex· t•c utivc of NBC, the network in last place in the ratings game , predicted a bright future fo r comme rcial te levision in genera l, a nd his own network in particulC1 r, al u gathering of the California 1:3 roaacasteri As· sociation. During Cl luncheon talk and a sub- sequent press conference. Silverman expressed co nq~eoce that NBC would rank top tn lh1· ratlnils by 1980 NBC h1r<.•d Silverman tn .J une l978 with the hopes that ht"d duplicate his achicvc·mcnts as (•ntert:onrnent prc.'- side nl_ at AOC. During his three yc.·:.1rs with ABC. ht• w:.is cr cdilt•<.I with mov· ing the network tu tht• top of the Nielson prime limC' ratings Three very popular s hows Churl1e'!> Angels. Loveboat. Thrc•c 's Company, and the 12-hour Hoot~ M·rres we re ad ded to lh<.' AHC ml.'nu during Silvermun's tenure. The American Health Care Association said it is asking CBS television affiliates not to air the re· run. The group says its 7,500 members care for half lhe naUon's estimated 1.3 million lone-term health ca re resident.I. But the Ame rican Association of Retired Pe rsons, describing the show as a sensitive portrayal, says It will urge Its 12 m illion m embers t.o watch it. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE* PANAVl810N"' fJi1-. 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